17 10 316 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fd99d016e8a80777f8c94ddb06f4b5ea.pdf ec07302a58b97152d93a6da4d6683810 PDF Text Text Quest For Freedom Spurred Defection S S I Sr tM " f Vmcaat U C F President Dr. Tre v o r Colburn greets Soviet defector Arkady Shevchenko at the Sanford airport Wednesday. B y Diane Petryk H erald News Editor Even as a member of "the high Soviet elite" there ts no personal Ireedom In Russia, former Soviet ambassador to the United Nations Arkady Shevchenko told a University of Central Florida audience Wednesday night As protege of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Shevchenko had enormous material benefits, but he found them within a "golden cage." It was Shevchenko's nerd for that personal freedom that brought his defection to the West In 197H lie became the highest ranking Soviet official ever to defect. lie told those who greeted him at the Sanford Airport Wednesday afternoon that his life has been threatened by the KGB. ami Ihc danger Is something he will always live with. Hut he said any attempted assassins will find It a "suicidal at tuck." ‘Tho Soviet tactic is to take over country by country in the Third World. If they see no resistence from the West they will move In.' - A r k a d y Shcvchonko "There would lie no escape for them." he said According lo his recently published book. lire.iklnif With Moscow. Shevchenko believes his first wife was murdered by the KGB. although they claim she committed suicide. Hr said his son and daughter ure doing well in the Soviet Union Hr said his daughter was allowed to graduate Irom medical school, although hr Is not permitted lo contact her. "It Is not satisfactory." he vitd “ We are still lighting It." Ukrantan-born Shevchenko told the Sanford gathering of Journalists and UCF officials that the Soviet Union Is lar ahead ol the U S. In developing space weaponry. Nothing can Ik- done 10 stop such research.” he said "Th e Soviets will never allow Inspec­ tions." Hut he (old the UCF audience, members of Ihr President's Circle who donated S I.000 or more lo the university In the past year, that Ihr Russians will noi start a nuclear war. The Soviets understand It Is Impossible." he said They know that even with a first strike they would l>e destroyed.’ See D E F E C TO R , page 10A ►if Star Wars M a n G e ts J a il T im e F o r M a im in g P ijp p y Cruise Ships Vie For Harbor Rights By Donna Estes H erald Staff W riter The hutllr of Ilie Mars — Ihc Star of Sanford and Star Ship America — for cruise lights out of Monroe Harlxiur Marina is expected lo be decided by Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize J r. ul a Jun e 4 court hearing Ml/e Is faced with settling a lawsuit by Charles Volk, who leases Ih r marina uml harlror from the rliv of Sanford, eliarg Ing his lease with lln- St.ii of Sanford*a company expired m December and thus ihc ship should tie evicted. He Is also charging dial die ship. Ik tu iu m ol Its large engines, damaged facilities In the harbor u n ­ dermining piers and Its owners should puv lor the repairs The owners ol die ship. Star Line Cnrp. of Michigan, arc eounlrr suing, saying dial Volk and Star Ship America, owned fry American River Cruises Inc., a Florida corporal Urn. conspired lo rvlel die Star ol Sanlord so Ihe new ship could lake over die lucrative cruise ship business dcvrlojrrd there Meanwhile, the Star of Sanford Is o|ienitlng lls cruises out of the Purl of Sanford, wesl of the marina and about 4 miles down river It Is being birthed ai night at die Sanford marina rtear Ihe Star Ship America. The name Slar Stilp America Is to lie short-lived. Nancy Yuronls. vice president of Amer­ ican River Cruises Inc. and un investor In the corporation, said ilir ship If b rin g renamed "Romance” a n d ih* n e w n a m e Is already p a lm e d on lire starboard Irigbl) side of lire ship. M s . Y u r o n l s s a id I h r Romance" Is being eomplrlrly renovated, carpeted throughout, lire walls palmed, booth* und table* Installed, as well as plumbing and electrical work being complr led She said ihe "o u tfittin g " should he completed within three weeks and cruises should Ix-gln shortly thereafter, depen­ ding on Mize's decision. We will wall and see wliai the lodgment Is and lake it from •here I think there Is room for a couple of crulsr ships In Sanford. B y Deane Jordan Herald Staff W rite r A man who shot a poppy with a crossbow (lien led II lo dir as ll dragged Its paralyzed h in d ­ quarters about with Ihr arrow sticking out troths sides ctf its IhkI v . has been sentenced lit Hirer weekends In (all G a y lo r d II D u d le y , also know as Henry Dudley. 40. of I 2B Lake Mary by Dm m >ard<« Competing ships, fhe Star of Sanford and ^ a !L ,LP A T ? : ica' a* angles to each other at Monroe Harbour Marina early We would not be paralleling schedule and would Ikoff-ring somrl tilng new," Ms. Yuronls said. She uddrd that while Am eri­ can River Cruises wants to stay In Sanford, (hr firm has also looked Into Ihe |xmslhllUy of o|ieruting oiti of some other area In Florida Just In ruse ihe eourt their today. Owners of both ships want the right to operate dinner cruises from fhe harbor downtown The dispute goes to court June A. decision will not allow operation here. And Graham Norman, general manager of Ihr Slur of Sanford, said tits ship Is operating two cruises a day and returning lo Monroe llurbour ut night to rrfurl and take oil sewage and gray water. “ O u r se a s o n Is lo o k in g excellent through December We cx|»rci lo slay In Sanford lor live or six years." Norm.in said. Jack Bridges, attorney for the Monroe llurbour Marina, said Ml/r Iras told troth parlies lo Ihr lawsuit thul Ihr enllrr case will Im- heard on June 4. whether or nol ll must begin early and end See SHIPS, page 10A Blacks Criticized For 'Jungle Freedoms' Reluctant Juror Jailed Official Resigns Amid Furor Over Book W A S H IN G TO N |UPI| - The embattled head of thr Copyright Royalty Tribunal lias resigned following controversy attend her work on a Imok that suggested blacks lit America avoid res|ionsihilny and have an "abhorrence ol the work el hie " Marianne Mc-le Hull, ih r focus o f . criticism Hu* Iasi few weeks, was con­ firmed by the Senate lust month lo the *70.000 u-yrar chair of the small federal regulatory agency that sets the rules cable-television operator* must pay for •be right lore-broadcast programs Crltlclam arose over the role of lire 54-year-old lawyer In writing thr book. Foundations of Sand." and Ihe White House confirmed lale Wednesday she had subm itted her resignation. A s|Hikrsman would not give details of Ihr resign it Ion but said ll likely would Ikuecepled. Hall's work on the IUM2 book bad prompted civil rights groups. House Democrats and Sen. Charles Mathias J r . R-Md., chairman of thr copyright sub­ committee, to call for her resignation or tiring by President Reagan. The hook says "blacks have Inherited a dlfferriil set of aptitudes, vulurs. TO D A Y 3A SA 4 AH 3B .. 10A 4A I0A Flo rida ........ 2A Hospital...... . 2A Nation People.......... Sports.......... .... r 9A Television.... .... 3B World ......... Timely Yuppie Etiquette S E A T T L E lU I’ll — Even when Ihe event was hilled a* an evening of "dancing, networking and w inning.'' the yuppies showed up late. Seattle's yuppies — an acronym for young urban professional — held a charily ball Tuesday that raised *3.000 lor thr March of Dimes, hot It got olf to a slow start. "No yuppie ever wants to arrive anywhere ahead of anyone else." explained Christine Ann Stewurd. an insurance company agent who, as one of Ihe first to arrive, was only a half hour lute. The party was staged around thr theme of ' beauty, money and wealth."’ The young professionals donated *10 to attend the event. The quiche w as reportedly enjoyed by all A Lake Mary man was Jailed for contempt of court today for failure lo mores, goals und llfrstylrs over a period of 10.000 years " ll conrludrs that Ihe rare problem In Ihe United Slates arises "when you displace Ihe Jungle-freedom types into the Scotland type environ mriit which ts America." One solution, according to the book, t* to set up a "separate but superior" school system for blacks, using "male teachers, and It probably would be wise lo have retired star athletes as prin­ cipals " (Hack* “ resent" the rurrent school system partly because "they find It hum iliating that fctnulc teachers should Instruct bluck males." Harold Sarnurl Nobles J r . 34. was being held In a holding cell ut the Seminole County Courthouse In pre­ paration for an appearance before Circuit Judge IXmnnlrk J . Sulll lo explain why he did nol show up for Jury duly this week and earlier this year. Nobles was arrested Wednesday by sheriffs deputies Nobles faces up U> six months in Jail In Ihe case — Deane Jo rd a n Contestants Clamor To Sign Up For Games By Jane Caaaalbarry Herald Staff Writer Although the rule books, entry forms and schedules for the l ‘JH5 Golden Age Games are not yet off the presses, eager senior eitl/rns are making their way lo ihe Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce office to sign up for Ihclr favorite events "We've ulrrady had several persons wanting to enter and all we can do Is take their names and addresses." Virginia Longwell. chamber executive assistant said. "We had three persons w h o w a n te d to s ig n u p th e ir lotirsomes for the golf tournaments." Anyone who Is Interested In getting a schedule and entry blank who Is nol on the mailing list can do so by contacting the chamber, which is located ut 400 E. First St.. Sanford A second mailing In September will Include an even more up to dale llstliitl of the state's senior groups. Mrs. Longwell said. A mass mallout of 6.000 packets Is scheduled by Ihe Chamber, which co-sponsors thr annual event for adults 55 and over, for the first week of Jun e with Ihe help of senior volunteers. The packet* will each Include entry u letter, entry form, and schedule* for the Games scheduled for Nov. 4-9 In Sanford The will be sent to past Golden Age Games partici­ pant*. senior rtlizen organizations, newspapers and television stations uround Ihe country. See G A M E*, page 10A A v e . . Lake Mary, was sentrn c c d by Coir lily Judge Fred tint. Hitt a I » o p |a c e d Dudley on one D u d le y year of prnhaMon. lined him »2<M) plus court costs and ordered him lo com pine 50 hours of roinm unlly service preferably with ih r county's animal control division. Hut told Dudley that If hr did not successfully fulfill all ih r conditions hi ordered. Dudley would spend a full year In Jail Dudley has already served one weekend. He pleaded no contest to a charge of animal cruelty and admitted lo Investigators that he did shoot the derg He said Ihe dog. a while haired terrier mix ulrout 10 month* old. had scat u-rrd his garbage and would not leave when hr threw rocks at tt. Dudley said* hr then shot It with a blunt urrow from the i rossbow. When It didn't move be left it and said he bud planned to call Ihe Humane Society later In the day to pick up Hie body. The Incident oc­ curred around B:30u.m. Peb. 2H The rlog. <ailed "Puppy," was '' l a k e n I n ” b y D u d l e y 's neighbors after ll was aban dondrd by (tropic who moved out of the neighborhood. Acrordlng to court records, other nrlghitors heard a clog cry around mld-mornlng Frb 2H and Ihrn saw ihc puppy drag­ ging Itself uround by ihr front legs ll crawled under a bush near Lukr Mary Ikiulevard und county Hoad 15 where (Hiller found It. The arrow rntrrrd Ihe dog high on Ihe side just In front ol Us left hind leg It traveled ihrough the dog and stuck out ihr right side. According lo a vet, the arrow damaged ihe dog's spinal rord and Ihc dog had to lie killed. Dudley was arrested later Ihe same day by Lake Mary police Hr entered Ihe plea Iasi week. Reagan Shrugs Off 2nd Wave Of Protests LISBON. Portugal ((JIM) - Ptrsi dent Reagan today shrugged off another barrage of protests and hailed Portugal's fledgling democracy as an example fur other nations. Fur the second time tn two days u (Minton of hla audience walked out In protest of his policies. Reagan, on u two-day state visit that will wrap up his lO-duy Euro­ pean lour, had Just entered the ornate chamber of the 250-mctnbcr Parliament and sat down at the dais I'm sorry that tho soats on tho loft soom to bo uncomfortable.' -President Reagan when 45 members, all leftists or Com m unist Party representatives w ho are seated on Ihe left side of Ihe room, walked nut. The president, who said earlier he would not be bothered by such a demonstration, slopped reading his speech lo quip. "I'm sorry that the scats on the left seem to be uncom­ fortable " Reagan also added a phrase In his prepared text lo note Ihc walkout. "It Is this trust In Ihr Individual — Ihc right lo speak, lo assemble, tn publish and to vote and to walk out — that ts ihe meaning of democracy." The walkout was staged as a p ro te st of R e a g a n 's p o lic ie s . I particularly toward Nicaragua A d ­ ministration officials said today they expected such a demonstration Today's walkout was ihe second parliamentary protest against Reagan In two days. Wednesday, uboul 40 Irfilst members of Ihe European Parliament in Strasbourg. France, honed and Jeered Ihe president and then walked out wh'le hr delivered a strung attack on Ihr Soviet arms buildup and defended his policies In Central America. �1A—Evening Herald, Sanford, f l . Thurvdar, May f, m s Bare Expression Court: Topless Dancing Protected By Constitution IN BRIEF Arrests Mount In Protests Against Nicaragua Embargo By United Press International Crackdowns on demonstrators In New York and California protesting the Reagan administration's trade embargo against Nicaragua brought the two-day na­ tionwide total of arrests to more than 1,250. More than 500 people were arrested Wednesday In three cities In peaceful protests, Tuesday, about 750 demonstrators in five cities In New England and California were arrested. U .S marshals and police Wednesday arrested 300 protesters for blocking entrances to the San Francisco federal building, more than half of the estimated 500 demonstrators who turned out for the second consecutive day to denounce the recently Imposed trade embargo against the Central American nation f>oug Smith, a leuder of the coalition that organized a Sacramento demonstration, said, "It Is ludicrous to suppose that Nicaragua, u country of 3 million people, half of whom are under the age of 15. poses a serious threat to the national securlly of the U.S." H r Mild the coalition would seek ways to send money and supplies to the embargoed counlry. it IWas Dad's Idea' VIRGINIA CITY. Mont, (Ill'll — A young mountain man on trial for murder admits helping his father kidnap a pretty Olympic skier but blames him for a sc heme to make her a sexual mate In the wilderness Dan Nichols. 20. charged with abducting Karl Swenson Iasi .July 15. shooting her and taking pari In killing a man who tried to rescue her, testified Wednesday he loved hts fulher tcx> much to oppose him In the plot. I was torn brtwrrn m y devotion to dad and the way I fell." he said "Dad always wanlrd to have a family but he said It was hard to get a girl lo live In Ihe mountains and If we wanted one. wr'd have to kidnap one. "lie talked about Ibis stuff since I was 5." Ills father. Don Nichols. 54. udmltted they abducted Swenson when she was Jogging on a mountain trail. He also confirmed he shot and killed would-be rescuer Alan Goldstein (he nexl day and thnt In Ihe melee his sou wounded Swenson, whom they had chulned to a tree overnight Ex-Pentagon Bigwig To Prison W ASHINGTON (Ill’ll — Paul Thayer, once No. 2 man at thr Pentagon, has been sentenced to prison for tying about an Illegal 13 million slock tnarkel scam designed to benefit his girlfriend and others. "I'm not going lo hung a medal on Ihe lapel of your coat for the breach of (rust ... that you have engaged In." U.S. District dudgr Charles Richey Mild In Imposing the four-year sentence Wednesday. In order for the American system of Justice "to have credibility," the Judge said, "w e must endeavor to treat people equally." ll» ignored pleas (or leniency for Thayer from former President Oernld Ford. Sen Harry Goldwater and Qen. John Vesscy, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. U.S. Attorney Joseph dIGenovu said Thayer and Hants likely will serve "at leasl a year, given the nature of the offense." They were ordered to report Monday to an undisclosed federal prison III Texas WORLD IN BRIEF U.S. Ambassador Boycotts Soviet VE-Day Celebration MOSCOW (U l’ll — The Sovlrt Union tcxluy celebrated the 40ih anniversary ol Its victory over Na/l Germany in World War II wlih u massive military parade through Red Square U.S. Ambassador Arthur Hurtman is boycotting the parade In protest of the shooting of MaJ Arthur Nicholson by ii Soviet sentry In East Gerinuny March 24 He will attend u Kremlin reception following the purude Military hardware, from vlntuge World War II units to modern short range anil ballistic mtssllrs. was displayed as the procession marched punt Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev arid members of the Politburo watching from atop Lenin's tomb. T h r hourloiig paiude begun with a speech by Defense Minister Marshal Sergei Sokolov, who warned that any ultuck against thr Sovlrt Union will tie met with swift retribution. Moscow murks Ihe victory over Nazism a day later than Its Western wurtline ullles because It did not consider the war over until Prague was llltcrated May it, Peres Opposes Lebanon Inquiry JE R U S A L E M (111*1) — Prime Minister Shimon Perea, once among opposition leaders culling lor an Investigation Into Israel s Invasion and occupation ol Lebanon, said now he Is against an olllclal Inquest Peres, adtlresslng parents of some of Ihe more than 650 Israeli soldiers killed In the three-year war. said Wednesday such an Inquiry would topple Israel s shaky national unity government. Israel radio reported Peres, as leader ol the opposition Labor Party, called for an Inquiry Into thr Invasion of Lebanon In 1062 to oust Pulestlne Liberation Organization guerrillas In southern Lebuuon under Prime Minister Menachem Hegtn’s Likud government l.lkud ministers have threatened to bring down the government If an Inquiry panel Is formed, and Peres, i ever sing his pre-election poaltton, says Israel now "has more pressing tasks .” HOSPITAL NOTES C«a* •!»>•*«• S ia ir tn HmwUI OUCMABOU VsMwS William AMHNn CKins A CscSt AOMIltlONt Im M •wylO SraSSsm lUiaSN t WXM Vw*a ■ imatsy OsvM L asssasn Jsm stA Hatty. Oatlana VitkwAA Ssw> rwnPsck ■ rwlnD Kllppat.OrsngaCity • IB TH t esnatrsks Inman. S SsSy S•». VantwS Mack ana Osama ■ tvttan. a SaSr |Ul. OsMas San— c o m Inman Holla M Msg«•* Cocec A MsrWi liw*rnF k W i HMciM ItsnlarS. CSMsWsor Ooro'h, M Iscsn. Gsnsna Own l Q m w . Oossn Osama f IvOwv O tS w t PENSACOLA IUPII - A federal appeal* court says topless dancing Is a form of freedom of expression protected by Ihe First Amendment, but a long time lounge owner says he has no plans to bring them bark to his place. "Trad er John,” who first opened a bar of the same name near Ihe waterfront back In 1940. said Wednesday that he stopped having the dancers when the ordinance was passed. He said his business Is good enough without them and he has no plans to bring them back. Th e l l i b U.S. Court of Appeals. In a ruling Monday, said that topless dancing Is a "form of expression which Is protected at least lo some exleni by the First Amend­ ment." The city has 30 days to respond Trader John, whose actual name Is Martin Welssman. said hr thought ” 11 was very very unfair" when ihe city first came out with Its ordinance, and figured It might tie overturned He said topless danrtng "Just hasn't been anything that you can't see walking along the beaches." The owners of the Pondrrosa Rawhide Lounge, other topless dancing establish­ ments and vime dancers brought court action against Pensacola over the statute that prohlblis topless dancing where liquor Is served. Pensacola unanimously adopted the ordi­ nance Feb. 24. 1983. after members of the Brownsville Baptist Church complained about a painting of go-go girls on the side of lbe Pondrrosa Lounge. Other churches and groups Joined the church, which Is next to Ihe lounge. In ihe protests. At the time, the city attorney Mild the ordinance might not stand a court test. Fort Walton Bearh and Escambia County have similar ordinances T h r ruling Monday overturned an earlier decision by U.S. Northern District of Florida Chief Judge William Stafford, who heard evidence by ihe .city attorney that It was more difficult to control the crime of brown bagging In topless bars than elsewhere Si,ilford upheld the city ordinance or grounds that It furthered a substantial government Interest In controlling brown bagging But the appeals court said the U.S Supreme Court noted "ihe proscription ol nude dancing Infringes on some forms of visual presentation which would not fall within the court's definition ofobscenlly." The court said the city has a right to attempt to regulate crime, but that the city's witnesses In Ihe district court trial "adm lllrd on cross examination that there was no hard evidence of any greater crime problrm In lopless bars lhan In non-lopless ones. "Because of ibis potential for infringe­ ment on protected expression, we must require the government to show that Its tnlrrrst In regulating such arllvlly Is based on something other than a desire to censor ihe communication because of the commu­ nity's dislike of Its content." said the ruling Man Who Broke Wife's Face Pleads Guilty A Maitland mail who beat hls estranged wife, causing "great txallly Injury to her face.' has pleaded guilty to aggravated Iwdtery and will probably serve I wo months In the Seminole County Jail on top of six months hr Is already serving Patrick Proslo. 38. entered Che plea before Circuit Judge S Joseph Davis Jr. who set June 27 for sentencing In exchange lor Ihe guilty plea, the slate agreed lo recommend to Davis l hat Proslo serve I wo months In jail, according lo prosecutor Sieve Laurence. Davis Is not bound by Ihe recommendation Proslo began serving six months In Jail Immediately after the Jan. 14 assault because hr was under a restraining order ai Ihe lime not to go near hls wife. According to court records, deputies met wllli Pronin's wife. Ms. Pennell lold deputies her estranged husband kicked in the dr air lo tier apartment around 3 /t Fish Good For Heart, A rthritis And Asthma BO STO N IUPII — A diet rlrh in seafrxxl may prevent heart attacks and lessen the effects of rhumutold arthritis and asthma, say medical researchers. When the fatty acids contained In fish, as opposed to those contained In meat, are digested they form chemicals less prone to clot blood and cause Inflammation. The heallhful effects of eating fish were first found In Eskimos and Ihe Japanese, but three new studies, published In the current Issue of Ihe New England Journal of Medicine, provide convincing laboratory evidence. "O n the basis of the epidemiologic and experimental data available. It seems Justifiable to include a recommendation for one or two fish dishes a week In dietary guidelines for the prevention of coronary heart dtaraar," concluded the largest of the three studies. That study, conducted by researchers at Ihe University of Leiden In the Netherlands, com(Hired the diets of 852 men over 20 years with iheir risk of heart disease. It found that men who ale more than one ounce of fish a day were half as likely lo suffer a heart attack A second study, ronductrd by researchers at the Oregon Health Sciences University, found a diet rich In fish oil reduces dangerously high levels of "bad” fats, called triglycerides, which along with rholeslerols seem to Increase the risk of heart disease. The doctors were surprised to find that high-fat fish, such as salmon und tuna, as well as low-fat fish, such as cod and flounder, are equally eflretlve. In the past, doctors had only recom­ mended their patients rat low-fat fish. Nancy Pennell. 44. of 2100 Howell Brunch Road *3. ul u service slat Ion near her home. They reported her face hud been beaten and she was transported to Winter Park Memorial Hospi­ tal, She hud several broken hones in her far e, according lo court records. While fish is lower in cholesterol and calories than red m eat, It is not as nutritious. But fish may help prevent heart attacks. The third study, conducted at Boston's Brigham and Women’s Hospital, had seven volunteers eat a diet high In fish fat for six weeks. The study found the diet may have an anti­ inflammatory effect on ilsmir In many areas of the body. The discovery was the first time researchers had found a (xitentl.il way of Influencing this type of swelling caused by the human Immune system, Although the voluntrers were all henllhy. Dr Frank Austen, chairm an of Brigham and Women's department of Immunology, said Ihe finding could have Important Implications (or people with rheumatoid arthritis and asthma Rheumatoid arthritis results when Joint linings become swollen and Inflamed. In asthma. Ihe lining of lung airways become swollen, a m and beat her. Deputies went to Ms. Pennell's apartment and found Proslo asleep on u couch. L a u re n c e said the state dropped Iwo charges — false Imprisonment and kidnapping — In exchange for the pica because the victim Is consid­ e rin g a re co n cilia tio n and doesn't want Proslo In prison — Deane Jordan Fam ily Loses Car, Cash After Drug Arrests A family arrested after under­ cover agents faked a drug buy have forfeited a car and aimost *22.000 In drug money. Carole Sue Denton. 37. of 229 H lllcre st D riv e . A ltam on te Springs, her son. daughter and husband. Ur t a 1980 Bulck and *21,900 In rash which were conflscled when Ms Denton and her son. James Franklin Denton Jr.. 18, were arrested Oct. 4 tn a Fern Park shopping cenlcr after selling agents two ounces of cocaine for 92,600, Ms. Denton's husband. Felix Kamlrex. 41. and her daughter. Gina Denton. 16. were arrested lateral home. Ms. Denton has pleaded guilty to trafficking In cocaine and laces a mandatory 3-year prison sentenre and $50,000 fine. Her son pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine and faces a 5-year sentence. They are scheduled to lx- sentenced May 29. Ramirez and Miss Denton awall disposi­ tion of their cases The state agreed not to ask for the *10.000 the girl was carry­ ing because It was obtained through an Illegal search, ac­ cording to court records. —Deane Jordan Longwood Hires City Planner; Looking For Finance Director B y Jane Casselberry H erald Staff W rite r Longwood has lound a new city planner, but Is sitll looking lor a finance director. C h rln tlu n " C h r i s " Nagle, community planner for ihe cliy of Gulnesvllle. has t>ern hired as cliy planner to replace Gerl Zambrl, who Is now city clerk. Forme*- city rlrrk Don Terry, r e c e n t ly n a m e d c i t y lid mlnlstrator. chose Nagle from 13 applicants. The new full-time planner will begin work on May 27 at an annual salary of *22.000 Nagle's responsibilities with Gainesville Included revision of the city's comprehensive plan and com m unity development arras including subdivision and sllr plan review, growih man­ agement, housing rehabilitation and zoning administration Nagle received hls masters degree In urban and regional planning from University ol Florida In August 1984. when he was named Gainesville’s com­ munity planner. H r graduated cum taiidc from Florida Techno­ logical University (now tjr Util vcislty of Central Florida) In 1978 wlih a bachelor's drgrer In business administration Prior to going lo work for Gainesville as a planning Intern tn 1982. he wus urixiii planner for Pasadena. Texas, and Palm Bay. Fla., and an engineering aide for Ihe National Aeronautics and Space A d m in is tra tio n . b liK -k g r u n t p r o g r a m p l a n n i n g and administration He has more Kennedy Space Center. ihun five years of planning Terry said that he received 17 experience In a broad range of applications for Ihe Job of fl- nance director, but considered only two as qtiallllrri to meet Longwood’s needs. Interviewed Iasi week, he said the two were asking for more money than the $22,000 to *23,000 range set by the city commission One wus asking for $33,000, while ihe other wanted $32,000 plus * 1.500 lor moving ex(M-uses Tcrr> .*krd the commission for " m o r e f l e x i b i l i t y " in negotiating Ihe sulury. but In­ stead wus told by Mayor Harvey Sinrrilson. "Give It another shot at advertising and If you find someone who you feel Is really qualified and Is asking more than the $25,000 maximum come hack to us." T e r r y bus set a May 24 deadline (or submitting applica­ tions and said hr hopes lo hire a IInane lal director In lime lo work WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT: T h u n ­ derstorms that pushed over trucks and pulled down power lines with tornadoes and HO-mph winds poured rain and hail on the Plains and Ihe South today, while residents of Ihe Northeast woke up to record cold, A freeze warning was Issued today In n o rth ea stern P ennsylvania Frost warnings covered parts of Pennsylvania. New York. Con­ n e c t ic u t . Rhode Is la n d . Massachusetts and Vermont, where Burlington tied Its record low of 26 degrees. Rain fell tn S o u t h e r n C a lif o r n ia , the northern Rockies, the Southeast and the northern Plains. Hail as large as golf balls pounded Willmar. Minn., and a severe th u n d e rs torm w arning was posted in central Minnesota. Storms Wednesday spun seven tornadoes In Texas. S o u th Dakota and Alabama, the Na- llonal Weather Service said. A Ntxon. Texas, twister knocked out power and blew over the wall of a car wash. AREA FORECAST: Today variable cloudiness. Chance of showers or thunderstorms High In low to mid 80s East wind 10 mph. Rain chance 40 percent. Tonight through Friday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers or thunderstorms. Low upper 60s. High In low to intd 60s Light southeast wind tonight becoming 10 mph Friday. Rain chance 30 percent tonight and 5 0 percent Friday. BOATINO FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Wind east around 10 knots today and tonight becom­ ing southeast 10 knots Friday. Sea lesa than 3 feet. Partly cloudy with widely scattered show ers and a few t h u n ­ derstorms. E X T E N D E D FO R E C A S T : Chance of showers and thun­ derstorms all sections Saturday and m a in ly extrem e south S u n d a y , o th e rw is e p a r tly cloudy. Lows In 60s except low and mid 70s southeast coast and keys. Highs mid to upper 80s but around 90 warmer Interior locations AREA READ1NOS (9 a.m.): temperature: 73; overnight low; 6 6 ; Wednesday s high: H8: barometric pressure. 30.10. rela­ tive h u m id ity : 73 percent: winds: southeast at 5 mph: sunrise: 6 39 a m., sunset 6 0 5 p.m. FRIDAY TIDES: Daytona Baach: highs. 1:25 a m.. 1:53 p m.; lows, 7:40 a.m.. 7:46 p m.; Fort Canaveral; highs. 1:17 a m .. 1:45 p.m.; lows. 7:31 a.m.. 7:39 p.m.; Baypart: highs. 6:07 a.m., 4:00 p.m.; lows. 10 17 a m , — pm . on Ihe city's budget for the coming llscal year which begins Oct. I. The various department heads are already preparing l heir budge! reqursts to be turned Into to Terry by May 31. Terry Is required lo submil the budget to the commission on or before Ju ly I. If a financial director can't be round Ir time. T .r r y said con­ sultants are available In (be area. If needed, lo assist with preparing the budget. Terry Is currently serving as fin a n ce d ir e c to r w ith Flo Downey as assistant finance director. The city commission authorized ihe hiring of a fulllime finance director on Terry’s recommendation when he in­ terviewed lor the Job of city administrator on April 6 "I have fell ihe need of a s*-|Hirale finance director who has a degree In accounting and could put together the budget package and monitor Invest­ ments and the capital budget and give financial advice." Terry said, Terry said he prefers someone with expertise to serve as personnel director and data processor as well as finance director. �Evening Herald. San lord FI. Says H e Wasn't N otified O f S e w e r D eadline E x - C o m m i s s i o n e r B y Donna Eatea H erald Staff W rite r The majority of Ihe Seminole County Cornmission has turned a deaf ear to pleas from ex-county commissioner Sidney L. Vlhlcn Jr. for sewer capacity so thal construction can begin on his Red Bug Polntc subdivision and bank foreclosure on the property can be averted. . At Tuesday's commission meeting. Vlhlcn claimed that he was not properly notified of a deadline (o confirm his desire for sewer capacity Si Orlando's Iron Bridge regional sewer plant. Although VlhlenVproject was on a walling list, he was passed over for Ihe capacity because he did not respond to a 72-hour warning notice from Ihe county's Department ot Environmental Services to confirm Ihe need for capacity by the April 29 deadline. Vlhlen said a certified letter was sent by ihe county to his former office In Cranes Roost Office Park. Altamonte Springs, when It should have been sent lo the office he has on Vlhlen Road In Sanford. While Commissioners Barbara Christensen and Fred Streetman sympathized with Vthlen's G e t s N plight, their effort to grant him a m inim um amount of sewage capacity for Red Bug Polntc and to the developer of Fern Book Trails (with which Vlhlcn was once associated! was voted down by the commission majority — Bob Sturm. Sandra Glenn and Bill KlrchhofT. C indy Wright, administrative assistant In environmental services, told commissioners Monday that the notice was sent lo l he Altamonte Springs address Vlhlen had personally provided her with. Vlhlen countered Tuesday that the county building department has corres|>ondcd with him at his proper address. 670 Vlhlen Road. Sanford, three limes in recent months. Freedom Bank Vice President Dick Fcss said the loan for the project was given a final two-week extension several davs ago “ There will be no more extensions." Fess said. With the Imminent release of 500.000 gallons of Ihe 14 million gallons owed lo Seminole County by the city of Orlando at Its sewer plant near Oviedo, environmental services staff and County Administrator Ken Hooper created a o S y m p a t h y procedure, approved by the commissioners, on how limited capacity would be divvied tip among developers Development In the southeast section of the county has been held up since m id -1984 when federal and state anti-pollution agencies declared that Iron Bridge Is polluting the Econlorkhatchec River with excessive nutrients In the plant effluent dumped mm the river The policy approved by Ihe commission called for developer s names to go on a walling list to receive a m axim um 54.500 gallons each of sewer capacity for the equivalent ol 150 homes. Those whose developments need more would have lo wall until after all 86 developers on the walling Itsi had received or rejected capacity before ihe list would be gone through a second time When Ihe county was told nearly two wrrks ago that part ol Hs pledged capacity would I k* released soon, ihe department notIIled by certified mall developers on ihr list, instructing ihcm lo confirm within 72 hours that they si III wanted capacity. Those who responded were told they had 30 days in pay $2,071 to the county In connection and impact fees lor each housing unit F r o m Thursday. May t, M U —JA C o u n t y 111 their developments So far. the commission has voted id gram one w aller to thr policy. Thai waiver went to Complete Interiors of Casselberrv lo complete a shopping center on stale Hoad 436 at Wllshlre Boulevard Th r commission placed Complete Interiors at ihr lop of the watting list In the hoj>c of settling a lawsuit which the firm had filed against the rounlv demanding ih.it It stand by nn agreement made by the former owner of a utility company, hought bv the county, granting sewer capacity. However. Comm Attorney Nlkkt Clayton told commissioners the suit still has not been settled and some 50,000 gallons of capacity Is being held lit reserve as ordered by the court until the lawsuit Is ended cither through a lull blown court hearing ur settlement. Because requests lor srw rr capacity from developers is almost double what the county can accommodate at Iron Bridge. Hooper said some ol ttic builders will have to be allowed to use septic tanks al thetr homes. And oner In the tanks will I k * allowed lo remain, he said Lack Of Jet Engine Spare Parts Could Affect U.S. War Effort W A S H I N G T O N IU IM I Miscalculations of Jet engine spare parts needs have rendered about half Ihe spare engines for the Atr Force's F-15 and F-16 fighters unusable In the event of a war. a senior Air Force official says. “ The basic problem Is that we u n d c r p r c d lc te d and u n dcrboiight our requirements for spare parts" for the spare Pratt A Whitney F-100 engines. Lloyd Moscmann. deputy tcsslstant Air Force secretary for logistics and communications, said Eighty percent of Ihe spare engines for the F-15 and 28 percenl of those for the F-16 are unusable because they lack suf­ ficient spare parts. Moscmann S.llll M oscm ann dccllnrd to be T h e F -1 5 . b u i lt b y the McDonnell Douglas Corp., and specific about sustainability the F-16. built by Ihe General rales or the absolute number of Dynamics Corp.. arc top fighters F-100 engines that have been affected by lack of spare parts In the Atr Force's arsenal The problem, first discovered because thal Information Is In October, has not affected the classified secret. But he mild readiness of cither fighter lo go engines are being cannibalized to war. but It would alTect (he lor parts to keep F* 15s and F* 16s number of days l*>th planes living Aviation Week and Space could be kept flying If the United States Is Involved tn a conflict, Technology,, a respected trade publication, first disclosed the Moscmann mild. “ It doesn't mean anything" In problem with the F-lOOs Moscmann said the spares terms of readiness, he said, emphasizing the problem docs d iffic u lty appears to have not Involve engines already In reached Its worst level although the A ir Force had predicted F- 15s and F- 16s “ The impact Is not on rcadl* originally that the problem ness, hut there Is less sus­ would have reached bottom tn tainability than we would dr* August. A host ot management and sire.” S u spected B u rg la ry R ing L e a d e r A rre s te d A convicted raptst/burglar. re­ leased from state prison In De­ cember and reputed to Ik * the ringleader of a gang I hut has allegedly burgla rized 80-90 Seminole County homes since Ja n u a ry, has been arrested along with another man. Sem inole C o u n ty sheriff’s spokesman Jo hn Spolskl said lawmen arc searchUig for two .other alleged ring members. Undercover sheriff"* deputies ,havc had the gang under sur.veil lance for about a month and In addition to evidence gathered during that time. Spolskl said, thr suspects were linked to the rash of b urgla rie s throu fingerprints. The two arrested have been Jinked to a May I burglary’ on Old Lake Harney Road. Geneva, .where a television was stolen and later sold at the Ire Plant on 13lh Street In Sanford, a sheriff's report said. A $150 pit hull puppy was also stolen from Ihe house next door at Ihe same time, thr report mild The alleged ringleader. Larry Teague, 32. of 2371 Randall St., Sanford, was Jailed at 10.50 p.m Wednesday and charged with burglary and dealing In stolen property. Although he was being held today In lieu of $6,000 pond. Spolskl suId he expects -Teague's bond lo tw upped to $30,000 because of his criminal history. Teague served 12 years In a slate prison for a Seminole C o u n ty ro b b e ry and rape. Spolskl said. , Dram Keith Knight. 13. of 2441 E. 21st St.. Sanford, was arrested at 6 29 p.m. Wednes­ day. He has been charged with burglary, grand theft and deal* Ing tn stolen property He was tiring held In lieu of $8,000 bond. S|M>l»kl mild he expects the Action Reports ★ F ire s ★ C o u rts ★ P o lice administrative difficulties, in part stemming front the spare parts scandal ol two years ago and Air Force concern utxnit satisfying Pentagon auditors, arc responslhle lor the lack of com ponenis for the spare engines Moscmann said. There are about 5.W O pieces to an F -100engine Because of the emphasis on competition and Air Force analvsrs III efforts to tiring down the prices of spare parts, lie said, it now takes 159 days tie lore a pari Is ordered whereas II look 58 days In 1983. At the Atr Logistics Center In San Antonio. Texas, where the worst problems have occurred, p a r t s ordering that used to lake 67 davs now requires 168 days. Mosctnnmi said. Further, emphasis on com* petition has brought In new suppliers, which lias caused 'technical problems" with some ol l lu* component parts and an inability to deliver the snares on time, h r said. Iu addition, Moscmann said, because of previous auditor complaints about overbuying, "we have been underestimating our requests for spare parts. We arr now underbuying “ SEM JN O LE T R IN IT Y C H R ISTIA N SCHOOL 801 W. 22ND S T R E E T SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A A B E K A C U R R IC U L U M K-3 & U P ^ A V E ISO 00 NOW — E A R LY R E G IS T R A T IO N TH R O U G H M A Y 31 ON N E X T Y E A R S T U IT IO N C A L L T H E O F F IC E B E T W E E N 8:00 100 M O N D A Y F R ID A Y 1 100 S. FRENCH A V E ., SA N FO R D 3 2 2 -7 9 5 3 ■ stolen from the car of Thcrcsc I) Williams. 21. of Augusta. Ga.. while the vehicle was parked ut Fern Purk Station. Fern Park Boulevard, Frrn Park, late Sat­ u rd a y or e a rly S u n d a y , a shctlfTs report said. PO T PASSCHARGES gang, that speeull/rd In Ihe theft ol firearms, electronic equip­ ment and Jewelry from the Geneva anil Midway nrru*. will also Ik * tied to several robberies In Sanford. BURQLARIES* THEFTS Stewart Abel. 48. of 2911 Red Hug Lake Road. Casselberry, reported to deputies that $150 In damage was done to signs al his business aI Abel Professional Plaza and a $350 farm grader was stolen from a rear parking lot on Saturday or Sunday. Shop foreman Bradley Smith. 24. of Hardware Marketing. Inc., of 109 E . C a n d a ce D riv e . Maitland, reported to deputies that two sander/grlnders worth $200 each were stolen from that business on T uesday. Tw o golf carts worth $2,400 each were stolen from Wcklva Golf Club. 200 Hunt Club Blvd . Longw ood. on S a tu rd a y or Sunday, according to a sheriff's report. Tw o boxes of tools with a total value of $1,200 were stolen from a vehicle parked In a warehouse lot at 223 Htekmun Road. San­ ford. The tools belong to Shawn J . Cronin. 25. of 2419 Cedar Ave., Sanford, and were taken Friday or Saturday, a sheriff's report said. Cassette tapes worth a total of $260 and a $125 equalizer were Tw o men who were allegedly (Missing and smoking a m ari­ juana cigarette aa they sat tn a parked cor have been charged with possession of less than 20 grams of RMUlJuamt and released on $500 bond rach. A deputy spotlrd the pair as they sat smoking at the Eastern service station, state Hoad 436 at Lakr Howell Road. Altamonte Springs, at about noon Tuesday, a Seminole County sheriff's re­ port said. The deputy approached the car and saw one of the suspects drop the cigarette to Ihe floor, the report said. The deputy reported finding a small quantity of pot In the possession of Ihe suspects. Patrick Stephenson. 32, of 2212 Bndsahw Drive. Sanford, and Hilly Gehrlng. 18. of 14 Apollo Drive. Apopka, have been charged In the case Both are scheduled to appear In court May 15. DUI ARRESTS The following persons have been a rrested In Sem inole County on a charge of driving under the Influence: — Ronald Albert Johnson. 36. of 3408 Dawn Court. Lake Mnry, was arrested at 2 am . Wednes­ day after his wravlng car ran off U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. — Lawrence Dominic Fasollno, 30. of 2619 S. Elm Ave.. San­ ford at 2:52 a m. Wednesday after hts car failed to maintain a single lane on U.S. Highway 17 92. Sanford. River Ownership Dispute In Hands Of Court T A L L A H A S S E E (UPII - A land dispute be tween Ihe stair and several phosphate companies has Its origins In un 1855 survey and could affect the ownership of thousands of miles of rivers Is now In the hands of thr Florida Suprrm e Court T h r high court hrard oral arguments Monday In four similar cases thal. besides ownership of jlver lied*, could Involve millions of dollars In alleged damages The court did not Indicate when It would rule. On one side are Mobil Oil Corp.. American Cyanamld Co. and other phosphate mining firms. On the other are Gov. Bob Graham and the ^a b ln cl. In thetr capacity as the stale Board of [Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund, and {Coastal Petroleum C o - which claims the state |properly gave It mineral rights to the dlspted j riverbeds. ! In the Mobil case alone. Coastal ts alleging damages of more than $2 billion while the state lias Indicated It may seek as much as $45 million In damages The phosphate companies claim they and prior landowners held legal title to the disputed riverbeds and had a right lo mine them under {actions taken by the ttuslees In Ihe late 19th {century. j In 1850. Congress conveyed millions of acres of {swamp and overflow lands to the state for the {state. In turn, to convey Into private ownership ! for private development. { The deeds issued by Ihe trustees msde no •■reference to the rivers flowing through the areas. The state contends that although the deeds were silent on the Issue, the public retained ownership of thr rivers bccuu e they were navigable Under the Public Trust Doctrine, navigable bodies of water generally arc In the public domain The phosphate companies say the Public Trust Doctrine does not apply because the 1855 federal survey of Florida did no! designate the waterways as navigable. "These cases Involve pure and simple not thr Public Trust Doctrine but an effort by Coastal Petroleum. Joined by the state, to recover damages based on the mining ol phosphate rock from land the trustees deeded to the predecessor* of these landowners a hundred years ago," said law yer Ju lia n Clarkson, representing the phosphate companies. Coastal lawyer Robert J , Angerer gave the court a different view: "Th e parties didn't pay for tt (the riverbeds), didn't believe they owned It and mined It knowing full well If they were ever caught, they would have to pay damages to the state." The stale contends that the 1855 federal survey was Incomplete and should not be viewed us the final word on what navigable rivers existed al thal time. Rivers potentially affected by the legal dispute include the WllhUcoochee, St. Johns. Yellow. Frnholloway, Stelnhatchee. Pi (lilac fiasco! ee and Econlorkhatchec - « - - ■4 , J . HUNDREDS OF NAME BRAND VALUES DURING THIS tGREAT ONCE-/VVEAR SAl.El FREE DELIVERY A N D SET-UP! r.H O O R F F R O M M other’s Day Specials! $ jg 9 5 $ 4 9 9 5 Key $39 95 K„t 179% Elegant Brass Plated VICTORIAN HALL TREE A bum plated hall tree that gleams with ornate details and graceful curve* A u*eful accent trial lend* a decorative touch lo any decor. 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MICROWAVE OVEN feature, new microwave distribution system. 60 to 600 watts of cooking power. 3 levels, multi stage time defrost and touch controls See this terrific buy today* �Evening Herald (USPt 4(1 110) 300 N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Codr 305-322 2611 or 831 9903 Thursday, May 9, 1995— 4A Wayna D Doylt. Publlihsr Thomas Giordano. Managing Editor Malvln Adkins, Advtrllslng Dlractor Home Delivery: Wrrk. $1.10. Month. $4 75 3 Months. • 14 25 0 Months. *27 OO Year. 151 00 Hv Mall. W rrk • I 50 Month *0 no :i Months SIM 00 0 Months *32 50 Year. *4X100 Picking The Right People President Reagan's rrcrn l spate of troubles, In G e rm a n y , C e n tra l Am erica and the Congress, point up a problem as old as the modern Presidency: How do you structure a staff responsive to the president and yet flexible and Ingenious enough to cope with constantly shifting Issues? There Is little argument that the president's advisers played a large part In digging holes for Mr. Keagan In Nicaragua. Wrst Germ any and the current battle of the budget. Hut this is nothing new for the White House. For more than 50 years, no president has come up with a sound way to structure his staff, select key aides or appoint Cabinet members. Each cabinet department has personnel and budgets that exceed those of many large corjxiratlons. Yet presidents have stumbled time and again over their choices for Cabinet heads, be they Industrial tycoon Charles E. Wilson in the Elsenhower administration. lalM>r lawyer Arthur Goldberg In the Kennedy Cabinet or retired Gen. Alexander llalg. Mr. Reagan's first choice for secretary of state. Prrhaps the Ideal appointment would be a man or woman for all seasons — someone who Is philosophically close lo the president. At the same time that (jerson should combine such attributes as loyalty, leadership and management skills. Th is Is a tall order but one that George Shultz apparently fills. He Is a former labor negotiator, dean of a major business school. Secretary of Labor ami Secretary of the Treusury. budget director, prrsldrnt of a major corporation and now Secretary of Stale. Such experience and ublllly may explain Mr. Shultz's ability to survive and prosper In I miII i the Nixon and Keagan administrations. It may be even tougher to fill key |x»sltlons on the president's personal staff. Witness the : rapid turnover In ull administrations — the desire of key aides to escajK- White House pressures despite the power they hold through thetr direct access to the president. All thrsc factors combine to underscore the recent elforts of thr president lo reorganize the While House staff and Cabinet meetings. Th e stall Itself now operates under a single leader. Donald Regan. Instrad ol the troika of Jam es Baker. Edwin Meese and Michael Denver that ruled during thr first Keagan administration. And Ihc Cabinet will be reorganized Into two committees — one for foreign |>oliry ami Hie other lor domestic jaillcy. O n paper, these changes look good. Cer­ tainly. one head Is better than three In ru n n in g uny organization. T h is change should eliminate much of the Inllghtlng that characterized Mr. Kragan's first four years. Patterning the new committees after the successful National Security Council should Improve coordination und communication umong Cabinet members and their stuffs. Hut In the final analysis, organization charts can do only so much. Th e record of tills White House and administration, like all Its predecessors, will be Judged by the willingness of Individuals to subordinate their agendas und um bltlonstou team eltort. Th e president who can pick the right |H-ople lo do lltal could set new standards lor the most |Miweriul olllce on earth Please Wrife Letter* to the editor are welcome I n publication. All letters must be signed and Include s mailing address and, if poaalble, a telephone number. The Evening Herald reserves the right to edit letters lo avoid libel and to accommodate space. K i m DONALD Action Needed To Kick Economic Doldrums W ASH IN G TO N — Congress has always been notoriously slow (o respond lo economic downturns, and It's doubtful that lawmakers will act quickly enough to pull the economy oul of l he doldrums. Wlih the nation's unemployment rale stuck al 7.3 percent (It stood at 7.5 percent when President Keagan look office In 1981) and the Commerce Department reporting a drop In the Index cf leading economic Indicators, now is the IIme for bold new Initiatives to again make economic growth Washington's No. 1 priority. The While House will fully turn Us attention lo Ihe economy when Reagan submits his lax-rate reduction and simplification proposals lo Congress laler this month. That proposal and the continuing push In enact a major deflct-reduction hill arc Ihe centerpieces of the administration's effort to kick Ihe economy Into a higher orbll of growth Hut Ihe question Is: Will dial be enough, and will II come In time lo avert a prolonged revenue-draining economic slowdown? Th e Commerce Department's latest an­ nouncement of an 0.2 percent drop In the Index of economic Indicators, along with a nearly I percent decline In new orders for factory goods, provides further evidence — If any Is needed — that Ihe recovery ts losing steam. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrlge's view Is that In Ihe long run. the economy's temporary lag will be alleviated by a reduced budget deficit, lower trade barriers and a pickup In economic growth abroad. However, the Institute of Business Forecast­ ing. w hich regularly surveys chief U.S. economists for banks. Insurance companies and brokerage houses, beartshly forecasts a weaklng of Ihe economy In Ihe last hah of Ihe year and die first half of 1986 Their consensus forecast calls for an annual growth rale of 3.2 percent In the real (Infla­ tion-adjust rd I gross national product In Ihe last six months of this year, dropping lo a 2.1 percent GN I’ In Ihe first half of 1986 Tills Is In sharp contrast to last year's 4.9 percent annual rate In the fourth quarler and a robust 6.9 percent growth rale for the year — Ihe best since I hr start of Ihe Korean War. Clearly, Congress can no longer afford to sit | Idly by and allow the economy to further drtfi j Inloa "growth recession “ FOLLOWUP: On the day my column on congressional mass mailings broke (Thursday. | May 21. the Senate Rules Committee unex­ pectedly approved an amendment lo publicly disclose the future costs of mass mailings for each senator. The panel acted about a week after Ihe committee's chairman. Sen. Charles Mathias of Maryland, turned down m y formal request for the names of all senators who excessively used the mailing privilege In 1984. Although Malhlas still refuses to disclose Ihr names of the delinquent senators, saying that Congress Is exempt from Ihe requirements of Ihe Freedom of Information Act. Ihe names of future users of the mass-mailing privilege will tie published. However, don't expect this To slop the avalanche of senatorial mall at re-election time. The committer also voted to sulistanllally rxpand Ihe paper allowance, for even more mass mailings. SCIENCE WORLD ANTHONY HARRIGAN Another Spacelab In July Florida's Bright Economy MIAMI — The boom taking plare in this region Is one of the most exciting economic development* on Ihe American scene today. New construction la everywhere In sight In thr coastal zone between Miami and Palm Hrurh Indeed almost all of Florida Is doing exceptionally well. While inuny slates In Ihr old lniliisirl.il and Mid-Western farm areas are encountering economic difficulty, Florida's prospect* are outstanding There are several elements In this happy situation. Florida benefits from the rapid movement of people Into the state. This boost* Income, consumer spending and construc­ tion. Florida's retirement inrome outranks Dial of any other slate In Ihe r rg ln n . T o u r is m , though sensitive to the country's overall well-tiring. Is a $15 billion a year business. Florida also Is doing well In terms of I n d u s t r y . T h e s l s i e 's manufacturing employment grew luster than that of Ihe nation for Ihe find nine months of 1984 Defense con I rads represent u very sirring economic (actor In Ihe stair's pm s|ierlly. In 1983. Florida ranked among ihr lop three stairs In Ihe value of Depl. of Defense prime contracts awards for missile and space systems and ulrcrail engines Florida, with 4fX) cleferise-reluled businesses, will receive almost $6 billion In delrnsc expenditures In 1865 True, not everything Is prrtecl In Florida. Citrus cankrr has destroyed mile after mile of productive orange groves in folk County. That county l radii tonally produces almost us many orungrs as the entire slate of California. T h r sugar Industry, which represents a $1 billion In vrstment. also fairs severr pro­ blems. T h r world price of sugar has dropped to four cents a pound, Forrlgn sugar grnWrrs are hravtly subsidized by their governments, and many countries, such as Cuba, dump millions of tons on world markets. Overall, however, the sunshine, rich land, low taxrs. und ongoing slrrain of newcomrrs with good Incomes add up to a picture of very widespread pros|ierlly In Florida today, with a promise of more to come In Ihr years uhrad Unques­ tionably, the slate will remain a very bright spot on Ihe economic scene for decades to come. As the Federal Reserve Hank of Atlanta said In lls economic forecast lor Florida In 1985, the situation In Flo rid a Is " S u n n y W ith Few Clouds'* EDUCATION WORLD Find A Computer By Patricia McCormack UPI Education Editor NEW YORK (UPI] - High school leaders without uccrss lo computers should Iwg or Ixirrou one and then rocket student activities In state of art management, claims Je rry Giroux. The brad ul the National A smk-Iu lion of Secondary School Principals Division of Student Activities says there's enormous potential for com puterized w iza rd ry revolu­ tionizing everything from ihr pro duellon of tin- school paper to running a play, carnival or dance. "Managing a budget, writing thank you letters to people who liavr assisted In an uctlvlty. or preparing ropy lor the yearbook ull can be greatly fadlHaled through computers.*' he soys To help slmlrul leaders lo com­ puter smarts In management, the NAASP picked Ihc recent National Student Leadership week lo send a "Computers ♦ Student Activities Handbook" to 27.900 principals und student udlvtiles advisers. This was In lutte with ihr w rrk's theme: "Moving Student Activities Ahead Through Technology." "Tills gulilr Is the llrsi ol lls kind w id e ly d is t r ib u t e d w ill) the availability ol compatible software,'* Giroux mild. "It will allow students lo use I n bnology Innovallvcly lo manage I heir activity programs more efle d lv r ly . Il w ill also provide (icrliaps ihr most practical way for students In learn about computers." llandlxMik authors — Elliott Music and Michele Sirin of the National Student Leadership Center In New York — say u drama club can spend more tune producing and pres­ enting a play If a word prixcsslng program cun eliminate hours of typing and retyping scripts " A c c o u n t in g p ro g ra m s can monitor monies collected and spent hv rluha. while giving each group an up to-date statement of thetr available funds." II a school doesn't have a com­ puter. Music and Sit-In advise look­ ing lo the community. " T r y to locate someone who iKitight u computer but hasn't used It In a while." they say. "There are thousands of computers silling Idle In homes. "Som eanr may be Interested In donutlng such a machine to the school. In sornr rases, a tax deduc­ tion ts |x)s*lblr for Ih r donation." Asking local business people can pay off. loti Music and Stein say lln-y may like to give away old t omputcr rqoipmcni A third potential source: the local com pulrr dealer. "O f course, the dealer would rather sell your school a machine," Music and Stein say, "However, for publicity and good publlr relation*, a donation of one machine to be used for Ihe student activities urea could be a wise Investment Offer lo make a large sign and genrrulr other publicity to spread Ihr.w ord u I m iu I Ihe dona­ tion." Another way (o skin thr cal. If a school Is computer poor student leaders might request thr school district Include money for an "activ­ ities" computer In the next budget. "Getting hardwair should not be too difficult," Music and Sirin say. Stay flexible In your assessment ol what you actually need lo gel started. With a little crrullvlty and energy, any club can get access lo a com pulrr lo use for lls activities." Software Whui do student leaders do alMiul software once (hey have gained a computer? Your school also protiably has a colled Ion of software." Masle and Stein say. " T h e business department Is likely to have word processing software and may also have a spreadsheet. T h e d is tric t adinlnisi rutin- older may have a financial package that you can use "Other software may tie obtained through dona iions, or ran be p u r c h a s e d a I lo w c o s t . * ' By William Harwood UPI Science Writer C A F E CANAVERAL (UPI) - The shuttle Challenger's next Right In Ju ly Is a another Spacetab mission devoted to a series of stellar In­ vestigations Including studies of the sun. energetic galaxies and thr origin of cosmic rays. Other experiments on board in­ clude tests to demonstrate the feasibility of using liquid helium aboard the shuttle lo cool Infrared telescopes and a small satellite that will fly In formation with ttie* ship to study plasma physics. Launch currently Is scheduled for Ju ly 15 from Ihr Kennedy Space Center, where Challenger will be processed following last week's Spacelab flight Oil board will be commander Gordon Fullerton, co-pllot Roy Bridge*. Story Musgrave. Anthony England. Karl Henlze. Loren Acton and Jo h n -David Hart or Acton, an authority In solar re­ search. la a senior scientist wttli the Lockheed Space Sciences lotlxtralory at Palo Alio. Calif. Bartoe Is an astrophysicist with the Naval Re- A search Laboratory In Washington I and Ihe rest of the crew members | are fully-trained NASA astronauts. Unlike ihr two previous Spacelab j flights. Challenger's 60-foot-long payload bay will not ca rry a. habitable laboratory module. Instead, the cargo hold will be packed with sophisticated experi­ ment systems The experiments will lie operated by the crew from Challenger's flight deck T h r configuration Illustrates the versatility of thr European-built Spurrlab system, which can ac­ commodate a variety of rrsearch Interests with Interchangeable flight components Spacelab 2. as Challenger s flight Is formally known, originally was lo have flown before last week’s mission but equipment problems forced several delays. O n C h a lle n g e r s J u l y flight studies wilt tie conducted of small scale structures on the surface of Ihr sun. the abundance of helium In the sun and dynamic processes going on In the sun's turbulent atmosphere. Three experiments are mounted on a small saleltlle that will he released Irom Challenger to gather Information on plasma physics Mounted on a separate pallet In Ihe payload hay will be three e x p e r im e n t s for s t u d ie s In astrophysics One will study X-rays from galactic clusters to learn how the giant star system generate their enormous energy Cosmic rays will vrstlgatrd lo learn more about thetr composition and origin JACK ANDERSON cau tio n -th e to f o l l o w in g g l a m o r iz e AHO TH A T FO S TER GOALS. te m p s a lco h o l TH E P R IN K IN G T o A C H IE V IN G ap M O T IO N IS T H E K E Y tm O N A U 'Christmas In April' Idea Worth Spreading W ASH IN GTON Three years ago. a Washington-based Reader's Digest editor. Trevor ArmbrWicr. flew lo Midland. Texas, und wrole about a goodwill project called "Christman m April." Ills story told how some 3.(XX) Texans — bakers and bunkers, welders und wallers — had turned oul to renovate and rrpulr 84 homes for elderly or handicapped owners unable to do It themselves. Like many u reporter. Arnihrtsler was ail linm rdlulr convert to the cause he wrole about, so he decided to l r u n s p la n I I h c Id e a to Washington. D C III 1983 some 304 volunteers turned out — enough to Mx IH lioiurs Churches und cor­ porations heard about thr project and contributed money and more volunteers. Last year, some 450 people showed up for the April event and repaired 40 hnmrs. The Jingle tx-lls are tinkling uguin this Saturday, and Armbrlster is hoping lor a turnout of 600 bandy men and women. The target proJccis Include a stair ratling for a 7 1-year old blind man. porch steps lo protrcl a widow's grandchildren, and n-puii* to Ihc crumbling home ol an ridcrlv couple who |>uy $2,000 of ihrir 92.400 monthly Income on medical bills for treatment of the husband's Parkinson's disease Armbrlster ts hoping lhut folks In other Cities will adopt the Christmas In April Idea. S T R IC T L Y P E R S O N A L : O ccaslonslly a reader will ask. "What ever huppenrd to S I. Hayakawa, Ihc former Republican senator from California?" The Canadian-born. 78-year-old former English professor and college president has begun a new cam­ paign — not to gain public office, but to moke English the "official" language of thr United Stales Hayakawa. who first gained fame as the author of a book on the Importance of precise language, wants to rtd the country of "creep­ ing bilingualism " III* new nrganIzalion ta called U.S. English. It will lobby against laws that require m ultilingual ballots and voting materials, and against government funding for bilingual education. Ultimately. U.S. English hopes to help pass a constitutional amendment declaring English our ofTlclal language — a measure Hayakawa tried In vain to get through the Senate during hla term there. "W e have enough problems an a nation." Hayakawa wrote In a recent fund-raising letter, "without having lo talk through an In terpreler." — the Marine Corps is buying 50.000 copies of the New Testa ment, specially produced by th< American Hible Society, for dta trlbutlon to the troops What maket the edition special ts the 32 "m ill tary-related pictures" used as il lustrations A Mamie spokesman explainer that the pictures will be "tender' Illustrations of Christian concepts such as a soldier In a friendly pow with a baby. The new New Testa m ents. w hich w ill cost abou $78,000. will replace older version: that contained 16 "Vletnam -cn illustrations '* �Thunday May t, 1»*J — JA Evening Herald, Sanford. FI C o n g r e s s m e n : D o e s J u s tic e H a v e A D o u b le S t a n d a r d ? W ASHINGTON IU I’I| - Democratic senators art- "deeply concerned ' about the apparent double standard of Attorney General Edwin Meese. who declined to prosecute E F Hutton & t o. executives for a m ultl-million dollar stock fraud, but who sent a shoplifter to Jail for 30 days E.F. Hutton A Co. Is one of the country's best-known and largest brokerage firms. Karen E Mill is a shoplifter, once convicted on a marijuana charge and arresied in the 1970s for soliciting for prostitution. Ilutlo n pleaded guilty to a massive and elaborate fraud that allowed it to earn up to SB million Hut no official of the brokerage firm was pros r outed. Hill was prosecuted by a U S. attorney m the District of Columbia for lifting four sweaters worth about $200 Convicted, she was sent "to Ihe slammer" for .10 days. "She gets time." 15 Democratic senators said in a letter to Attorney General Edwin Mcese. E,F. Hutton officials get no time '' The senators led by Thomas Eagteton of Missouri, want Mcese to explain if the Justice Department has a double standard. They accused the attorney general of ‘ blatant failure'' In not prosecuting any individual in­ volved in the Hutton case. "W e are deeply concerned with the disposition of the case." they said. There were no individual prosecutions." the letter said "That is what we take issue with." E F. Hutton pleaded guilty May 2 to an elaborate baud that let the llrm use millions of dollars a dav of t>.mk funds without paying interest, providing Hutton with up to $8 million in profits. Hutton, which pleaded guilty to 2.000 felony counts of w ire and mail fraud, ugreed to pay $2 million in criminal fines and to cover the 8750.000 used by the government In Its in­ vestigation. “ O u r concern about this case has only deepened by the newly revealed Information reportedly offered by Robert Ogren. your top prosecutor lor while collar crim e.'' Ihr letter said "H e has apparently stated that Hutton's massive fraudulent scheme very likely Involved checks totaling more than twice the amount initially believed." the senators said The Iclter noted that Mcese explained no individuals were prosecuted because "each case stands on its own particular fact s ' The senators said. “ That must in- how you are able to so arbitrarily decide to seek Imprisonment for some but not lor others." They said "ironically" that less than a week before the Hutton plea, ilte U S. prosecutor III the Distrtci of Columbia won the Hill case and tlit* woman was sentenced ton 10-day jail tenn. Lem on Law ECONOMY DENTURE CLINIC U pper Denture Consumer Protection Or 'Next To Useless'? W ASHINGTON |UPI| - The Federal Trade Commission says its used car rule, more than a decade In Ihe making, will Signifi­ cantly reduce the risk uf consumers being stuck with "lemons." Carol Crawford, head of the F TC 's bureau of Consumer Protection, told a news cottierrnce Wednesday that ihe measure, which lakes effect today, will provide potential buyers needed Informal ion itt the form of a legal document. Thai document, a window sticker, will describe the trrms of any warranty offered, warn that spoken promises arc dilflcult to enforce and suggest that consumers have an independent inspection of Ihe vehicle before purchase. Crawford rejected complaints that the measure was gutted last year when the F TC eliminated a proposal that would hav-rrqulred dealers to disclose known defects. She said the provision would have been dlfftcull to enforce, create confusion and give consumers a lalse sense of security — one based on Ihe dealer's assessment of the automobile. Amanda Pedersen, the bureau's deputy director, said ihe F T C 's used car rule will We bellevr the disposition of the E .F Hutton case — possibly grossly underestimated in the fraudulent amount of money Involved — din-* not Utde well lot the tone of citborretiteni. nor for the even-handedness ol pisllce we can expect front vnur tenure as attorney general They also asked how the Justice Department can send a clear signal n is serious about while collar crime "when n Ids E.F. llutlott on the hook and v u i the District of Columbia woman to Hu- slammer In addition to Eagleton. the letter was signed by Smote Democratic leader Robert Hvrd and Setts John Glenn. D-Ohth. John Melcher. D-Mont Paul Sarbanes. D-Md . Gary H a r t . D-Colo.. Daniel tnouye. 1) Hawaii. font H a r k in D-towa. Edward Kennedv. D-Mass Jeff Hlngaittan. 0-N.M . Albert Gore D Tctttt Joint Rockefeller. D-W .Va.. Alan Cranston. D-Cnlll Paul Simon. D ill . and Christopher Dodd. D Conn reduce the risks of buying a used ear.” Pedersen said, "th e risks should he reduced slgnlfirantly." The FTC said each vrar Americans buy 10.5 million used cars from dealers, “ This Is consumer protection with a whimper instead ol a bang." complained Clarence Oitlow executive director of the •1 7 5 °° o sn o Low er Denture osno M TSSame Day Service Repairs and Rellnes Ralph Nader-founded Center lor Auto Safety. “ It's next to useless." The known-defect provision was shelved by a divided F T C Iasi fall on stall recom­ mendation. Instead, the F T C approved a revised measure lit require dealers to pul ihe following informaiion on window slickers — A warning that spoken promises are difficult to enforce. — A statement of tennsnfany warranty. — A statement of whether the dealer is selling ihe car "as Is" and. II so, an explanation that ihe buyer must pay lor repairs. — A suggest Ion Ihe consumer gel an Independent inspection before purchase Hut Commissioner Patrtrla Halley said, "T h is rule, without the known-dcfect pro­ vision, Is little more than a consumer education campaign masquerading as a significant Industry- wide regulation." The National independent Automobile Dealers Association backs Ihe new ride and recently matted 4 million copies of F T C approved window slickers In slale aHHtaies for distribution G ER A LD W. CORUM , D.M.D. W IN TER SPRINGS D E N TA L CLINIC 555 Hwy. 434 Wlntsr Springs. FL 327-1202 W ehelpfamiliesrecover from alcohol anddrugdependency. Alcoholism and Drug Dependency are treatable illnesses. You can get help lor yourselt or lor a family m em ber. Call the Helpline. TODAY. _ _ _ _ _ _ 252-HELP or 1-800-ALC0H0L High School Drama Production Of ’Working1 Opposed H E T I I E L . W ash. (U P I) P uliue r-P rlic w inning author Si nils Terkcl says tie Is shocked by efforts of a citizens group to Mop production ol a high school play lutscd on his hook. "W o rk ­ ing " The group says it opposes llte glorification of prostitution in the play, bused on Terkel's 1974 best-seller. The Hrthrl School Hoard will meet tn a special meeting to said "They, for Ihe most part, were lured Into Ihclr profession by such Ideas us this play projects — big money, furs. Jewels and expensive clothes." The ptay Is scheduled lo open Friday at Hethel High School alter receiving unanimous apprnvul from a committee of siulf. " I ob je ct to p ro s U lu llo ii b e in g student* and community repre­ presented as a glamorous pro­ sentatives. fession. w-hert In reality II is far Terkcl. contacted In Chicago. from glam orous." Halverson said. "Oh. these poor people. night to discuss ihe mailer. Opponents, led by the Rev. Ken Doolln. pastor of South P acific D a p tla l C h u rc h In Sjtanaway. and Jean Halverson, are gat tiering signal ures on |M-iltlons that will lx- prrscntrd lo tile lx xml and superintendent Gerald llnnnian. Don't they know that, on the c o n tra ry , the p rostitute is showing how awful It Is tn choose that life? ’T i n sad for those |tcoplc I hey obviously don't read or listen." office. An Orlando resident, McCollum holds a degree in civil engineering from ilte University of Crnlral Florida where he graduated in 1972 From '72 mull 1978 lie worked in various |toxttiona for Ihe stale Department of Transportation and stner then lias been working lor private engineering firms. Ills salary will be $44.990a year Vanderworp has been employed by the rounty as assistant planner (or the past three years. His annual salary In Ili.it Job was $28,142 His new salary as director ol planning will be $14,131. — Donna Estes of Alomn Ave New members welcome. Rummage side sponsored by Christian Women's Fellowship of Fltst Christian Church. 9:30 a in. to 4 p m . 1005 S Sanford Ave., Sanford. Central Florida. Klwa.as Club. 7:30 a .m .. Flo rid a F r d r r a l Savings and Loan. Stair Road 436ai 434. Altamonte Springs Seminole Sunrise Ktwunls Club. 7 a m . Airport Restaurant. Sanford. O p t im is t C lu b of S o u th Seminole. 7:30 a rm, Holiday Inn. Wymore Hoad. Altamonte Springs. Central Florida Hhxik Hank Flo rida H o s p lta l-A lta m o n te Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave.. 9 a.m to 5 p m Gentle Exercise for seniors. 10 30 a m . Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Wrklva AA Ino smoking), H p in. W e klva P re s b y te ria n Church. SR 434. at Weklva Springs Road. Closed. Long wood A V 1 p.m.. Rutting Hills Moravian Church. 2U 434. Longwood Alanon. same time and place Tanglrwood AA. 8 p.m., St. R ichard’s Episcopal Church. Lake Howell Road Alanon. same lime and place. Sanford AA Step, 8 p ro., 1201 W First St . 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Sharing and support lor families and health givers of Alzheimer's Disease vlcllms. Call 3 2 1 06c 3. Adg Greater Orlando. 6-9 p.m.. C it r u s C lu b . C N A T o w e rs , dow ntow n Orlando. Free to members. $5 for non-members. Marti King, governor-elect of American Advertising Federa­ tion. will speak and new officers will be nominated 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 re a te r S e m in o le C lu b (p r e v io u s ly Toostmlstress). 7:30 p.m., Alta­ monte Chapel Education Build­ ing on State Road 436. second and fourth Thursdays. Sanford Jaycrrs. 7:30 p.m., J a y c r e b u ild in g .’ S lh and French. Sanford. Community health discussion on delayed parenthood. Uaby. Maybe?. 7 p m .. Orlando Re­ g i o n a l M e d ic a l C e n t e r . Speakers— Dr. N. Donald Dlebel. director of medical education for OH/GYn. Dr. Lynda Pollack, clinical geneticist, and Dr. Tom Curst, clinical psychologist. For information call 841-5111, ext. 5528. Sanford AA. 1201 W. First St.. 5:30, 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 hurch. H ighw ay 17*92, Casselberry. FRIDAY. MAY 10 Central Florida Mrtal Detect­ ing Club. 7:30 p m .. Golden rod C o m m u n it y C e n t e r . 4 7 6 3 Palmetto Ave„ yone block south *ou n |on| ttwoufh Gill h>m tot mlwmiMi Mirtnol character* In the play, which also leal ores a Irtcphonr opr tu­ tor. a firefighter and a steel worker. Two Top County Vacancies Filled Replacements have hren hired for retiring Seminole County Engineer Hill Hush and for the planning director's slot vucant since Woody Price was named deputy county administrator a mouth ago. County Commissioners Tuesday confirmed ilte appointments of To ny VanDerworp, assistant county planner, lo the director's jx>m effective Immediately, and of Jerry McCollum as county engineer, effective May 20, Hush. 62. is staled to retire June 10 after 21 years service. During the Intervening six weeks In- will he working with McCollum to familiarize him wllh the workings of ihe county engineering lit* WttOonthl outturn dmttor undmtinOi T h e p ro s titu te Is one ol several I I I I I I I I I I I SEND T O : C re m a tio n Explained INC. fealtr* Box 119, c o Sanford Herald P .0. Box 1657, Sanford, FI. 32771 Oar aid W. M.ysr Account fWprsssntativs i �*A Evening Herald, Seniord, FI. 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Big League Is the biggest brother of the Little League Baseball program. Its age group Is 16 to 18. A player may not turn 19 before Aug. 1 to be eligible. A m e r i c a n L e g i o n h a s th e s a m e pre- 19-year old ceiling but It does not have a minimum age. according to Lyman baseball coach Bob McCullough. In most cases, the American Legion post does not take an active part but allows the group to use Its name. For the past several years. American Legion has been the more active program In order to give their high school players a place to hone (heir skills, area coaches organized summer Legion programs Lyman, l-ake Mary and Lake Brantley will have Legion teams this summer McCullough and his assistant, Ed Nuss. will head up Lyman. Lyman will also have an older team of Its seniors and past graduates, the Expos, which will play In the Centra) Florida College League Tuttle wtll coach Lake Mary and Mark Snell, who assists Charlotte Orioles’ manager John Hart at his baseball camps, will run Lake Brantley's trum. Lyman skipper McCullough had one of the first Legion programs, dating back to 1975 At first. McCullough allowed players from different schools to participate but he said when he discovered he was helping those players while limiting the playing time of hts own. he discontinued the practice and limited the program to his players, with a few exceptions. " I don't know much about Big League. It's m ore tournam ent o rie n te d ." said M c­ Cullough. "In Legion, we're strictly worried about getting the kids game-type experience. It's more laid back. We play a lot of different kids at a lot of different posit Ions.’' McCullough said hla players are assessed •35 to play and he limits hla roster to IH. McCullough said he raises the rest of the money through other sponsors and also pays the players gaa money when needed. Lake Mary coach Allen Tultle, who had his Itrst Legion program last year, said he hoped he would not have to charge for the program "I'm going to try and raise the money," he said. "We ll Just have to see how It goes." Tultle said he would have a 15- or 16 player rosier of Lake Mary players only. Snell was not available for comment but one Lake Brantley parent said the fee for each Legion player would be "almost t200." It could exceed that figure If the team decides to play In the DeLand Firecracker Tournament, said the parent. While Legion has been the prevalent program the past few years, there Is a movement this year toward the Big League program. There seems to be a couple of reasons for the swing. The success of Oviedo coach Howard Mablr's World Series' entry Ihr past six years has helped. And. the attention brought about by the Altamonte Springs' World Series' learns has. no doubt, added to its luster. Ironically, Altamonte wtll not field a Big league entry. Altamonte presldenl Jim Hovts said he and coach Gene Letterlo could not generate enough Interest In a team for Ihls summer but he plana to go full bore for next year. ” 1 only talked to three people who expressed an Interest." said Hovts "That fact that Lake Mary has a Legion team and that Lym an has two teams thinned out some of the ranks.'* Regardless, there will be three Big League teams In the county this year, which should offer a nice alternative to those players who are more geared toward tournament com­ petition Thai Is. If their coaches allow them to play Big League. There Is no comparison between the two on an organizational or tournament basts. Big League Is definitely big league. This Is not a knock on American Legion. Its function, as used by the county coaches. Is strictly for the development of younger players Tourna­ ments — except for the Firecracker In DeLand along with the district and state — are not emphasized. There Is no great priority placed on league play. Prep coaches from the county. Orlando. Apopka and Winter Park play about 20-25 games. Big League, District 14 style. Is highly organized. Mabie, who has taken five or hla last six learns to the World Series In Fort Lauderdale, will not coach thla year. He has assumed the position of asalstanl district administrator under sage Don Crawford. Mablc will coordinate the Big League pro­ gram. One of hla first moves was to add a pair of euunly teams. Sanford, coached by Mike Ferrell and Mike Powers, will have a team play as the Oviedo Semlnoles. Since Ferrell. Ihe coach at Seminole High School, does not have a Little League charter In Sanford, he will use the Oviedo charter as the league's second team. Lack of a playing field also forred the move, said Ferrell, whose new field behind the high school should be ready for next year. Sc* SUMMER, Pags 8A M»rtW rtwW t f Seminole's speedy relay learns are composed of (left to right) Tonya Payne, Charita Medlock, Dorchelle Webster, Shownda M artin, K atrina VMk m S Walker, Shelia Crawford and Glenda Bass. The girls run for the 4A State Track and Field championship Saturday night at Winter Park. Kroog Crosses Fingers, Wants Price To Stay Put By C h ris F ilte r H erald Sports W rite r The pattern tn the past few years for Ken Kroog and hts Oviedo High girls track team was he got some good young talent but. Just when II was about to reach Its peak, the moving van took It awav. Kroog la hoping and praying that pattern won't be the same for Kelly Price. Because. If what the sopho­ more standout has accomplished this year Is any Indication, she will most likely develop Into one of Ihe premier hurdlers In the state the next two years Price, a transfer from Ohio. Is the only Oviedo track athlete, boys or girls, lo qualify lor Friday’s 3A Slate Championships at Showalter Field In Winter Park. Prelim* for Price start at 5 p.m. with the finals getting uurrway al 7. In her first year with Ihe Lady Lions. Price has broken the school records In both the I 10 high and 330 low hurdles. She Improved on bolh marks Iasi week In ihe region meet by running a 15 5 In the prelims of the 110 highs and a 46 5 In Ihe finals of Ihe 330 lows. Price won the 330 hurdles and finished fourth In the finals of Ihe I 10». Kroog knew whal hr wus getting when Price transferred In Oviedo "Her coach sent rne her times and thry were real close lo our school records." Kroog said "I had high expectations for her. I knew she'd be fairly good, but I didn't think she'd be quite this good," Price, who also played volleyball and soccer al Oviedo High this season. Is the first Oviedo girl to qualify for the 3A State Mrtt since Marsha Grady did It In (he 110 hurdles In I9H2. Grady, whose school records Price has broken this season, did not make the finals of the 110 hurdlrsat state. The last Lady Lion to place at the stale meet was Donna Curry who ran an 11.0 to take second In the 100 yard dash In 1979. T rack /F ield Kroog has had other standouts that, after moving away from Oviedo, went on to qualify for the state meet. One. Sue latwson. qualified for stale aa a sophomore lor Oviedo, but didn't place, then moved to Miami where, as a senior, she won ihe 440 yard dash In the 4A Slutr Meet. More recently. Cathie Wild, as a freshman at Oviedo, was the train’s Most Valuable Athlete A year later, she moved to the 1-akr Brantley High district and. Ihls season, shr qualified for the 4A State Meet (which will be held Saturday at Showalter Field) In the 330 hurdles. "I sure hope Kelly stays with us," Knxtg said of Price. "Just gelling to the slatr meet as a sophomore Is the main goal If shr Just makes Ihr finals and places somweherr that will be a great accomplishment. And then the next couple of years she'll be a veteran." When Grady quullllrd for state for the first lime she was a senior. Krixig said that. In Ihr preliminaries of the 110 hurdles. Grady was In a dead beat for fourth place In one of the qualifying heats After viewing Ihe videotape of the race. Grady was drclarrd the fifth place finisher, thus didn't make the finals. "That was a real dlsappolnlnicnt." Knxtg said. "If something like that hap|tens lo Krlly this year, shr would have been there and she'll know whal to do when shr comes hark as a Junior and senior " Although she had some unsure spots at the beginning of Ihe srason. Price has come on strong since the Seminole County meet. Kroog said (hire look a trip hack lo Ohio during Easter break and did a lot of soul searching. "She had some questions In her mind early in the year alter shr had u few losses." Kroog said. "But she went on a trip to Ohio for Easter and Kt M ARY Kelly Price RAM S sails over a hurdle. she Mid she did a lot of thinking up there and decided that Florida Is where she wanted to be Now she knows how good she is and works vrry hard at It. "She's really caught lire since the Seminole C o u n ty m eet," added Kroog, "She won the 330* there und hasn't lost since." Kroog said Price's chances of plac­ ing In the state are better In the 330 hurdles rather thunthr 110 highs "She * not quick out of the blocks like u sptinler and that kind of hurts her In the 11Os." said Kroog "Hu! she's a really strong runner and comes on good at ihe end of the 330*." Friday nlghl. Price's goals will lie to reach the finals In the state meet so she can get the feel ol what It's like and return a veteran nexl season. "It’s pretty shaky when you go In for the first time." said Kroog "I'm In thr dark us far as (he other competi­ tion goes bul I think Krlly will lx* good enough to get In thr llnals and place. Those are our main goals." Beamon Blanks Cardinal, 10-0 Shulouts In thr Sanford Little National Lra g u r arc are usually harder lu come by than they are In professional baseball. Teams have been known to score us many as 10 runs while getting as few as two hits. Demctry Beamon pitched a rare shutout Wednesday as he blanked Cardinal Industries on four hits In leading Poppa Ja y's to a 104) victory at Bay Avenue Field While Beamon disposed of the Cardinal hitters. Poppa Jay's scored once In the bottom of thr first then pulled away with four runs In the second. Matt Tcu g u e 's tw o -run homer was the big blow In the second frame. Daniel Minton had two of Ihe four hits for Cardinal. Beamon displayed excellent control Wednesday as he si nick out five and walked tust one. In Little National League action al Fort Mellon Park. Mikr Dllllon was 3 lor 4 with a two-run homer to pace a 13 hit offensive attack that lilted First Federal lou 13-7 victory over Rlnker. B a se b a ll NATHAN'S HIT AVENOE8 BALL Kevin Nathan's RBI double broke a 7*7 lie In the top of the righth Inning Wednesday as Ball Motor Line got revenge on Klwanls with a 9-7 victory in Sanford Junior League action at Chase Park. It was Klwunis that prevented Ball Motor Line from winning or at least tying for the llrsl half title und an automatic berth In the City Champi­ onship Series. Wednesday was the first game of the second half for both teams Kiwanl* tied with Moose for Ihr first half title. Ball Motor Line took thr early lead with one run In the first and four In the second. Tw o run singles by John Hendrick and Billy Osborn hlgllghtrd the second Inning. Hendrick. Hie starling pitcher for Ball, shut Klw anls out for four Innings und Ball Motor Line took a 7 -1 lead Into the bottom o( thr sixth Klwanls ihcn rallied for nix runs on three hlls to tic ihr score al 7-7. Key hits In Ihr Inning Included an RBI double by Lenard Richardson and run-scoring singles by Bernard Mit­ chell und Julius Bennett In Wednesday’s second game at Chase Park. Blake Smith led a 12-hlt offensive attack that propelled Elks to a 15-10 victory over still winless Mnlury. Elks now stand al I - 1 In the second half and 7-5 overall while Rotary dropped to 0 2 In the second half and 0 12 for Ihe season Smith rapped Hirer singles, drove In two runs and scored three to lead Elks ut Ihe plate. Willie "Sugar Te x " McCloud added a pair of doubles while T y Koke und Von Eric Small added I wo hlls each. Earl Williams led Rolary with a pair 01 triples while llrn ry W illiam s smarkrd an Inside-the park homer. Robert Whitaker was 1 for 1 with a two-run double. By Rob Laris Special to the Herald One lular start, one drop ol n baton, any kind ol slipup and it's over. A season tilled with glorious cllmis and big wins could Ih*washed aw av Relay races are thal scary Ai Seminole High, troth the girls' and boys' teams have had smashing success >uniting those races They carried the girls to a district title and a runtirrup finish lu thr regional They lilted ihe boys to dom ination In Central Florida and lino strong contention tor a state champion ship. Vet. Saturday .it the Class 4A Stale Meet at Showalter Field In Winter Park, the teams must perform the events llawlessly or lose. Relay races are that impor­ tant "All aspects ot the running game are Important, but tclavs are a little different," says Seminole girls coach Emory Blake. "It takes only one |M*rxoii lo mess up lor ever v Ixidy " I'liere's plenty ol pressure "A lot ol girts are alratd ol it main!) because they don't want to IhIhr one who makes a mistake." Blake adds “ There are a lot ot things that have in be consid­ ered ' One gtrl who has been able to liamUc Is Dorchelle Webster, a (rcslmiun who runs in all Hirer Scuiluolc girls’ relays "I Iccl a little tense." she says I don't wont to make a big thing aboui It. hut I feel p re ssu re — especially when I run the 440 "I'm on the last leg. and feel everything's up lo me I trrl I have tn get the |nb done On the hoys' team junioi Pat Davis leads oil lire -140 relay, perhaps the scariest ot the relays because It Is m i short, lie leels the pressure, too. "I Ircl a lot o| prrMiirc." to- »uggrsi*. "I'm In the lead off - you don't want to false start tint you have to gel a good Jump- There's pressure Imt It's real Ion because you gel lo work with teammates " Track Is a sporl comprised of Individual performances, like a lot of other s|«irls The scoring, however, favors teamwork The winning team ol a relay receives 10 (minis Second place In that race will get a team rlglil points, one more point than given to an Individual event winner. Thai fact, emphasizes Seminole U»ys* couch K cii llraum an. makes relays even more critical llrauman adds that athletes who might not be superior Individuals can work together to have a productive relay team "We don't have an athlete who can win In thr state IOO (yard dash), yet we have (our people, who II they rim well ran score In Ihr 440-yard relay in Ihe stale," he says. As pionl. ihr loursome ol Pat D avis. Louis B ro w n . Earle Martin and Deron Thompson easily won ihe Region 3 440 relay, drlcuihig second plat e fin­ isher Vero Beach by a hall second — even without ih r services ol supeMnlcnl Frank Burnrll. who normally runs the event. Thai race docking ot 42.3 ranks the Tribe Hllh lu Florida { ’lass 4A Miami fared City, Dusting (lie nation’s top lime Oils year, has a -l 1.0. Ill Ihe mile medley relay, Ihe Trllx- ranks (hint in the slate behind Miami Northwestern and Inllaid And. Ill Ihe mile relay Ihe Tribe Is No. I right now. about two seconds ahead of Hialeah Lakes Thul could all change, though, with one rnlsrur. Fivery spill second counts, so d<x-s every |M>lul and llrauman knows it. His shot al a slate title Is In Ihe bulanee. The girls’ team, meanwhile, has also pul together good number* In the Region 3 Meet last Thursday, It won the mile medley und mile relay und took third In the 440 relay. Blake's 440 team Is (rerhaps one of the youngest in the state — with two Irishman, a sophmorc und a senior. Hr says finding ihe right type ol athlrlr Is thr key to success. His most talented athlete Is probably frrshm an sensation Shownda Martin, bul hr doesn't use her In Ihe race, explaining thal the 440 required other tulents. "Her foot speed is not quite enough for a 110," lUukc says. "S h r builds up her speed ut the Bee RELAYS, Page 9A ^"*3f-fV • *- ■ f, •* > �■A - -Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. Thursday, May S, W I Union Doesn't Close Door On Tests 3 - Y e a r - O ld R e e ls In B lu e g ill F o r R e c o rd T h e slate record for a bluegill ratrh was l>ealen Iasi month by Selh Branch of Fernandlna Ileach. In addillon to catching a record-breaking fish. Seth holds the distinction of being the first 3-year-old on l he State's list, according to John Waters Jr., keeper of the Game and Fresh Water Fish Com m ission’s record fish program Seth was fishing with his grandfather on a private pond In Columbia County when he landed Ihe 2-pound. 14-ounce bluegill on March 31. T h e commission hud stocked the pond with oneinch fingerllng bluegill in 1978. The former slate record for th is -species w e igh e d 2 pounds, 12 ounces and was caught by Don V. Flammery In Hillsborough County In 1078. Seth’s record breaker was 12% Inches long and had u girth of 16U Inches. His equipment Included a cane pole and some crickets, and since he’s less I ban IS years old, hr didn't even have to have a fishing license. I'anlher No. 60. a brawny 12-year-old mule, was killed on Alligator Alley April 18 It was the second panther to die on the highway this year. Th e accident occurred a l mile marker 17, one mile cast of the site where another panther was kilted by a motorist Jan. 10 The Florida H i g h w a y P a tro l Is in vestlgullng the latest acci­ dent. Th e cat was wealing a radio collar which enables scientists to keep track of Ihe rare animal's movements. It was a strong animal, ii weighed 128 {xtuniN amt had good muscle development. Dell Abernethy, owner of the O s tre n Itrldge F is h Cam p, reports one of his biggest and best buddy Hass Tournaments ever look place lusl Sunday. "W e busted our record," said Dell. "Lurry Presly and Don A line tl won the lota I weight and the big bass and they oidy caught thrre fish. It doesn't lukc a lot of fish If you get the big ones," Presley und Annrtt lauded u 10-pound, BVY-ounce looker for the big buss They hud u total weight of 22 pounds and 3 ounces. They took home >839 00 for seven hours of fishing. Jerry Malloy and Fruukle Dodson finished In second pluce while Jrlf Krrmer und John Soblk took third und Danny Olp und Jim Lyons finished fourth. Cotton Brown. Sanford, caught a nice bass weighing 8 pounds lie caught the luukcr In Ihe St Johns Hlvcr using a broken-buck Itupulu. N EW Y O R K (UPH If Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth and club owners warn major league players to consider mandatory drug testing. Ihe players' union says a slow and deliberate procedure will have to be followed. While not closing (hr door on the question of mandatory testing for players. Donald Fehr. acting executive director of the Players Association, said Wednesday any review of the existing — basically voluntary — program would have to follow a detailed procedure set up when the agreement was negotiated last year. Ueberroth announced Tuesday he is Imposing periodic drug trstlng on all baseball personnel "from (he owners on down" — except major-league players, who are already covered by Ihelr own program. However. Ueberroth has urged In public statement* that the m ajor leaguers Join In the mandatory testing lo help baseball become Ihe flrsl sport lo B a se b a ll rid Itself of Illegal drugs. Lee MacPhall. head of the owners’ Player Relations Committee, said after Ueberroth announces the details of his plan, owners will "very probably" re­ quest a review of testing for major-league players lx- undertaken. MacPhall said when the agreement was negotiated, players knew owners wanted more testing and "planned somewhere along Ihe line to utilize the provision" permitting a review of the mandatory testing Issue. Ueberroth has not revealed how often trstlng will required, for what sub­ stances personnel will be tested, and how tests will be performer^ According lo the agreement, if Ihe clubs and a three-member panel of experts conclude Ihe voluntary drug progrum — which went Into effect last cases " He declined lo estimate the number of players who have had drug problems because "it's none of your business" and "l don't believe 11 can be done wlih any arcuracy." He said Ihe Players Association did not unllairrally oppose mandatory testing, bul believed "that you don't Invade an Individual’s privacy: don't assume an individual has Ihe responsibility to prove bis Innocence all the tim e." G e n e r a l l y , c l u b o f f ic ia ls e n ­ thusiastically endorsed Ueberroth's plan to lest non-playing personnel. "Every person on Ihe Cleveland Indi­ ans staff - from (board chairman) Pat O'Neill on down — will comply with the t e s t i n g . ” sa id C le v e la n d I n d lanspresldenl Peter Bavaal. "I understand that this sort of thing happens In business communities, so I will cooperate." said Haywood Sullivan, a co-owner of Ihe Boston Red Sox. Hawkins' Emergence Keys Padres Moore Loses No-Hit Bid, Gets Victory United Press International Mike Moore flirted with the rrcord books Wednesday night. He ended up skirting disaster. Moore, the Mariners 25-yearold right-hander, gave up his first hll of the game In the ninth Inning when Robin Yount lined a single over his head Into center field. T h e Brewers touched Moore for three more hits and two runs before Edwin Nunez rame on to nail down Seattle’s 4-2 victory. “ First they got the hit. then they got the shutout, and then they got his complete (game v ic t o r y )." Seattle m unager Chuck Collier said. "He was tired and I hud lo sll him down. He was running out of gas at the end." The no-lilltcr would have been the first In Seattle history, Moore, 3-3. who hurlrd a fourhitter two years ugo as a rookie, walked four while striking out eight. "1 went nut to try lo throw ns hard as I could for us long os I could. I had the laslball and slider working." sukl Moore, of Eakly, Oklu. population 250. Nunez relieved Moore with two out In the ninth after Hill Schroeder, Ted Simmons und Mark Brouhard singled In suc­ cession. Nunez walked Ben Ogltvlr lo load Ihe bases, und retired J i m G ant nr r on a groundnut. "Any time you lose a no-hittrr In the ninth, there Is a little letdown. That's wlutt happened. T h u t's m y o p in io n .” said Schroeder. "He was still throw­ ing hard, but the extra Incentive wasgone " Jim Kern replaced Burris, 1-4, In the sixth, and retired the Mariners when he ruught Jack Permute s suicide squeeze bunt attempt In the ulr and doubled Owen olf third Kern Is the 15th pitcher In A L history lo record an unassisted double play. Davis made It 4-0 In Ihe seventh with a one-out solo home run olf Kern. Elsrwherr. Chicago blanked Cleveland 4-0, Boston downed Caillomlu ti l, Oakland defeated Toronto 6-4, Detroit dumped Texas 4 1, Kansas City outslugged D u lllm o rr 9 8. und Mlnnrsolu beat New York 8*6. In the NL, II wus New York 4, A t la n t a 0 : C i n c in n a t i 8 . Philadelphia 2. San Diego 12. P itts b u rg h 2; M ontreal 1, Houston o, Chicago I, San Francisco O; und Los Angeles 5. St. Louis 2. White Box 4, Indians 0 At Cleveland, Ron Kittle and Jerry Hairston slugged solo homers In the second Inning. summer — Is not functioning properly, the panel must evaluate suggested rhangesand make a recommendation. "Once that Is done, then we wilt look at it again." Fehr said. " I'm not foreclosing the possibility of changes." he said, Fehr noted, however. •he issue of mandatory testing Is “an Hem of serious contention and dispute" during negotiations last year. "T h is , of course. Is a very sensitive Issue: It’s an Inflammatory one and It's an emotional one." Fehr said the existing agreement sought to protect and help players who have have chemical dependency pro­ blems by emphasizing medical Ireulment. Under Ihe agreement, a player may voluntarily agree to be tested during treatment, or to assure he remains off drugs after treatment. "A s far as we can tell, the agreement Is working." Fehr said, though admitting "not as well as we would like In all M ike Moore look a no hitter Into the ninth but almost didn't escape with a victory. A .L. B a s e b a ll und Brill Burns and three re­ lievers combined on a threehitter lo lltl Chicago Burns, 4-2. pitched five In n in g s . Gene Nelson. Juan Agosto and lloh James finished for lhr Sox. Red Bos 6, Angels 1 At Boslon, To n y Annus hit Ills eighth homer, and Dennis "Oil Cun" Boyd. 4-1. pitched u fourhitler to lift Ihe Red Sox to their llflh victory In six games. Amiss led off lire second Inning with u homer off Jim Slaton. 3 -1 A ’s 6. Bias Jays 4 Al Toronto, C u m ry Lunsford collected Ihrrc tills. Including an RBI double, and Dusly Dakrr. Mlkr Davis and Donnlr Hill hud solo homers to {rower Oakland Sieve McCatty, 2-1, was Ihe winner and Jay Howell earned his league-leading eighth save. Doyle Alexander fell to 4 -1 Tigers 4 .Rangers i Ai Arlington. Texas. Alex Sunchrz hud two home runs, a n d Lance P a r r is h added unnihrr to back Dun Petry, 3-2. Willie Hernandez {Misled his six­ th save T h rre was a brlrf. bench-clearing Incident alter Trxus starter Mike Mason. 2-4. lilt Bar ham G a rlic y w ith a pilch In Ihe third. Royals 8. Orioles B Al Kansas City. M o, Lynn J lines broke his slump with four RBI. helping the Royals end a live game losing streak. Reliever Mlkr LuCoss. 10. picked up tlir victory und Scott McGregor. 1-3. was Ihe loser. Twins B. Yankees B At Minneapolis, Gary Garttl belted a grand slum und Kent Hrbrk uddrd a two run homer lo pucr Ihe Twins, The Yankees played the game under prolrsl. c la im i n g l i g h t i n g In Ihe Mrtrndomr Is Inudrquulr. Mike Smllhson. 4-2. was the winner as the Twins won their 13th In their Iasi 15 games. U n ite d Press International Upon flrsl glanre at the heal­ ing San Diego look In lost year's World Series against Detroit, one wouldn't see many favorable things on Ihe Padres' side of the ledger. A longer look shows one big plus — the emergence of Andy Hawkins H aw kins, who pitched 12 strong Innings In middle relief and won Sun Diego's only game In Ihe five gumr series. Is devel­ oping Into the Padres' siopper this season The fourth-year right-hander coasted to his sixth victory without a loss, and b uttcrym atc Te rry Kennedy keyed a five-run fourth Inning with a three nm double Wed­ nesday night lo power San Diego lo u 12-2 (brushing ol tile Pltlshiirgh Pirates N.L. B aseb all "M y confidence Is higher right now than It has ever been, except maybe for the playoffs last year." said Hawkins, who pasted a 0,75 ERA In Ihe Fall Classic Inst year. My cul fastball bus made all I hr difference. I can't really describe Ihe difference II has made lor me. Before. I'd Just go with (he fastball, bul this Is something Ihe biller can't sit on. It keeps them guessing u little* b it Hawkins. Ihr No. 4 man In Ihr Padres’ rotation behind LaMarr Hoyt, E ric Show and Dave Dravrcky. played the role of spot siarler and middle reliever last ...S u m m e r C o n t in u e d f r o m 7 A "It's a shame thal baseball Is over uflcr a kid Is 14 years old In Sanford," said Ferrell. "B ut that's Ihe wuy It Is. It would be nice If ihe Sanford Recreation Department would c o n v e rt co m p le te ly to Little League Base bull." Sanford plays under the Florida l.lltle Ma|or League system and has for a long lime. Its “ ft** grouping Is slrnlllar to Lillie League but the quality of compellilorl pales in compari­ son. Ferrell said this hurts the Sanford players when they get into high school und have to play bettrr players. Of course, It's not the city's Job to get players ready for high school baseball but Ferrell said a move to Little League Baseball "would sure be nice since Sanford does have a lot of great athletes." The other county team Is Apopka-West Seminole. It will tie coached by Richard Coffey. Coffey, like Ferrell. Is a solid baseball man Several years ago. hr piloted the Seminole I'ony Broncos to a World Series' runnrrup showing. The y were United States etiani plans Ferrell's players will lie 90 percent from Sanford. He did say. (hough, that he would like lo pick up a couple more since the league will play double-heudrrs every Sunday Iteglnnlng this Sunday and one lime during Ihe week The Semlnoles open Sunday at Ocoee with a 2 p in. double-header. Coffey's players, who open Sunday al Eustts, will come from Apopka and Lake bran I ley high schools. Itc Is unsure of his final rosier. Some of the Brantley kids ure si 111 debating on whether In ptay Legion or Big League. Ferrell's Oviedo Semlnoles Join learns from Southwest Volusla-Dcltona. Pine Bill* Rolling Hills and West Oak Ridge lo form the American League. Oviedo's Lions, coached by Oviedo High School assistant Rob Williams. Apopka-West Seminole. Maitland. Eustts, Winter Garden and Ocoee make up ihe National League Although Ihe American Is Ihr weaker division, (here will be rroA*-divisional play. When II mines tournument time. Ihr all-stars season If he continues lo pitch like this. Hawkins will certainly sor|iass Iasi year's vic tories total of eight, and kiss bullpen duly good-bve "I wouldn't have (bought they were talking about me. I've never hern 6-0 In my life." said Hawkins, who trails Atlanta's Rlek Mahler. 7-0. fur most victo­ ries In the majors. "Well, maybe In high school. There are going lo be days when 1 go oul thrre and Just get smoked. I'll Just go oul and do m y liest and hope that doesn't happen loo often." Elsewhere. Montreal nipped Houston 1-0, New York blanked Atlanta 4 0, Cincinnati walloped Philadelphia 8-2. Chicago edged San Francisco 1-0, and Los Angeles topped St Louis 5 2 Irom the American League will enter Ihe competition at Ihe ground level while the all-stars from Ihr National League get an automatic bye Into Ihe regional tournament, which they will host. Holh Ferrell and Coffey are Impressed with the formal, " l l ’s an excellent setup," said Ferrell. "Coach Mable has II well organized and our players will get a lot of experience. The two divisions will make each league competitive." Coffey concurred. "There Is no reward wldi American Legion at the end of die year." he said. “ With Big League, the heller players grt lo become all-stars and have a chance lo piay In a World Series. "I've been to one und ll's a thrill you can't pul lnlo words. I don't know how good of a team we II have, bul It will be fun and we ll be competitive. If we gel all of the Brantley boys, we could challenge for the division." Cost for Apopka-West Seminole's Big league team Is $35 Fm e ll said his learn plans lo raise SI000 to cover expense thiough various fundraising projects Mable said he Is looking for a good year. "The league has good talent again this year and the all-star selections will be lough. Hopefully. we can make another trip to the World Series. "Il Is better than anything I’ve ever attended." Having attended last year's World Series. I ran vouch for that fact. The city of Fort Lauderdale throws Its complete support behind the tournament, which It has hosted lor over a decade. Each learn stays In u different hotel — all of which are on Ihe beach. The whole operation Is first class and quite an experience for a young man — or sportswtitrr. The tournament comm It Ire also boasts that Ihe tournament Is attended by more college and pro scouts than any amateur baseball lourament In Ihe U.S. — another thing players should keep In mind If they haven't committed loa school. Prior lo the tournament, the foreign countries — usually Puerto Rico. Mexico. Canada. Venezuela or Taiwan — bring some of their besl homecooking lo Ihe hospitality room. It makes for a nice International touch, not to mention a delicious one, Big League or American Legion — the choice Is yours. BASEBALL ROUNDUP STANDINGS A M IS IC A N ■ •tl NATIONAL I ail L I AOUI Saitimora Datrot Taranto Sot ton Miloautaa Nan YteX C la r* land W ia Tl te 14 IT tg IS W ait C alitor ma IT II Minnatata II Chicago Bon tat Clip 11 too ltd 11 11 Oakland 1 Tarot tea* toaday'l P a ir Ml Chicago 4. Ctevaiand* Batten a California I L e » it tl tl 14 w Fct os 4X) — Alt •a HI 1 lit 1 411 lie 4IT I D H I •IS II Tl 11 ') 11 14 IT 40T — PT 1 in He *40 i n 444 4 41» 1 no Tie Oakland t. 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Cm « wm Sa i ip t, n,rm ad mat Wrnato SoI Benai laapn - Muter ** S Cm p. woawd CMm * ***> 0 CDm V. WadHnamBn* RAINES GAUGE r* * m a M la ia N lte ia d ••ItemII lim rM taaM rm m atte D a n a • * teaut �Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI. S P O R TS IN BRIEF Lake Mary Selects Cheerleading Squads For 1985-86 School Year The Lake Mary cheerleaders for the 1985-86 school year have been selected, Evon Llale. cheerleading sponsor, accounced Wednesday. The varsity squad Includes: Am y Adams. Meghan Arnold. Kimberly Brldgcrm, Kristi Derato, Monica Prakes. D'Ann Haynes (captain), Michele Kralllnger. Jennifer Randall. Tobey Roberson. Julie Roberta. Kristin Ruechert and Mary Beth Willis. The varsity will make Its first appearance at the Red and Grey Spring Game at Lake Mary on Friday. May 17 at 7:30, It will also cheer the Lake Brantley Jamboree Friday. Mav 31 at 8 p.m. The Junior varsity squad will consist of Jaylene Anderson. Kerrle Calloway (captain). Tonya Colvin. Lisa French. Charlene Garrett. Denise Indersoll. Kara Miller. Janice Parris. Leslie Parris. Brittany Rockett. Melody Sorvas and Laurie Stvan. The freshman squad, which was chosen from the five Lake Mary feeder schools, consists of Teya Albertlnl. Lisa Clontz. Crlstln Curtin. Darcle Hollenbaugh. Renee Kiss. Julie Kralllnger. Michele Mandevllle, Genger McKee. Kathy Messina. Kym Stewart. Rhonda Westley. and Siacy Young. The competition was stiff this year as 85 girls went out for the three squads of 12 girls each. Qm 4 UlniMMiimV CfMptts W**pki » r*rt TvWar" AVOUCH* ^ •a* I** 1l l « -l\*S Went M M W •$* - |V*» v •* ^ PR EPS U lt U U 0*MAAAI C u**i Fw* Umiwi p*"•■*!0*pi Uliir rt **•* •*1 ] |m aWrtri** rt. I* iHP* iLifttl • Qm UI A! Ur Ml tP»* M Dutton** Dm tac«* 'A n f v )R* IM1A/1rt *1Fnwr.MKlf" Q m s AA AIK CMipktMl UrtiM P*t* rt U*i 1*»* »•C*4rt paC#*■»•< l»* OMl A! F«rt Wy«rt !•*■» Vw* M lagHtt If J#8 IhAr rt Mr* *»• BOSTON IUIM) — Like swaggering bullies, ihc Boston Celtics enjoy taunting opponents after knocking them down. The defending world champions scored a 130-123 playoff victory Wednesday night over Detroit, and Cedric Maxwell said the Pistons "better have a lot of spring clothes ready when we gel there (for Game 6). because Ihey aren't going tb be playing anymore after F rlday." Pistons coach Chuck Daly said Ihc Celtics, who lead the best of-seven series 3-2. play as good a game as they talk. "Their performance on the floor beat us. not their rhetoric." he said "I think we're playing adequately, but we're not quite as skilled." Few are as skilled as l-arry Bird The Celtics leader scored a playoff career high 43 points. Including 17 In I he final quarter, as Boston made good on home-court advantage In their NBA quarterfinal playoff. Hampered throughout the playoffs by bone chips In his right elbow. Bird connected on 17-of-33 shols from the floor and 9-of-9 (rom the line. The winner will advance to Ihe Eastern Conference finals against Ihe Philadelphia 76ers. II the Celtics do not clinch Friday night, a seventh and deciding game will be played Sunday afternoon at Boston AfIirtM) i Grtrti twPi i P|i* ItAt4 tt OeuMifito i#» T*rtp§C-AAfAtr" rt touiMl W’-wcs’ * f" OamAaa AlCrtrt*»w AI tUAiflPf d Kgifwaotf!*.«» •Irrtt )*t ►iNTl !)• Om u Al Itmpt Carta*NI W*fw P«CArt NMW . )•» rt lllFM )#rt V" » - aa ■ m l- :Satn m t Ml V ■ - isiaMiM W t w i t « 'SOlf- i <«MI * iil-N w » a » I W t ta «tr I - K i m u i t|i *M.M >i) <a ta 14 44 14 a . i » « » n - in a r it*nmi a •laItK) IKM ta la :a 44 la ,X ■H I - l « *n«Mt IS *VW4 1» Ut-I ■at ala 1HIU4 t !B; Mat4a IT'' M Moors’ 213 Passes Guerrero IN D IA N A P O LIS |UP1| — After setting Ihe second unofficial speed record at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway In two days, defending Indianapolis 500 champion Rick Mears said he couldn't discern any difference between his run and Roberto GuerTero's record-setter of Tuesday afternoon. "It’s Just faster." Mears said after he drove his 1985 March-Cosworth at 213.371 mph Wednesday, breaking Guerrero's record of 212 816. "Th e numbers are different, but It feels the same." Tom Sneva holds the official track record of 210 689 mph. Meant said car owner Roger Penske. clocking the run from a vantage point different from that of track officials. recorded a speed of mole than 214 mph. Mears said he had to slow the car on Ihe fourth turn of Ihe landmark lup to stay on the course. "I could tell heading for the pits 11 was n good lap." Mears said "I got a little high In the last comer. That happens quite a bit. especially In the race because you're dealing with other turbulence." 1- Drt*rtr til IPaP H lOT) * « I AK HA 1* JAClrtP* 4 •WWt I I I M M 01 i i i m ii n 111 Hi HI 11 I I I K «f *• OaaahK • I I m K> IK T I I K k' J| Til lAlfMlOT) LmAAprtai | Hat 11- 0A»HrtrKLAAA^fMrt 1I)* •Art *- Da^ at KLAAA^frtrt I1|A Mar 1* •> •Art11- l* AnfHaiK Those Interested are asked to bring one soccer ball and appropriate attire to play soccer. 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Goalkeepers of all ages are welcome to attend while a coaches clinic will be held from 1*3 p m The Number One Goalkeeper's Clinic is directed by Dr. Joseph A. Machnik. known as the premier Instructor of goalkeepers In the United Slates Machnik Is a coaching staff member of the United States Soccer Federation, former Director of Operations and Referee-ln-Chlef of the Major Indoor Soccer League as well as head coach of the New York Arrows p e t i t i o n to c o m e Jacksonville Rallies. O.tk Ridge and Dillard Highs By no rolnel* dcncc. those teams are the front runners for the overall title. Blake say* that ll Ihc relays stay close as expected, the outcome could rest on the Held events. Th e relays, though, are where the htg j>oints are won. They're scary, they're Important and they will probably decide II Sanford can crown twin cham­ pions at 4A Stale Meet Saturday •Artf O^rtT UALfrtPHi tit >v\v5 Blue-Red All-Stars Play Sunday W IN TER PARK — Lyman, with five players, and Lake Mary, with four, dominate the entrants In Ihe second annual Central Florida Blue-Red All-Star Baseball Classic Sunday at Alfond Sladlum at Rollins College. Game lime Is 7:30 p.m. L ym a n 's contingent Is headed by pitcher Derek Llvcmoia. outfielders Mike Henley and Paul Alegre, first baseman Clint Baker and Inflelder Kyle Brubaker. Lake Mary sends catcher Rod " C .J ." Met*, outfielder Scott Underwood and Inflelders Kevin Hill and Ron Natherson. Lake Brantley will send catcher-designated hitter Blair Patten and pitcher Brad Dunn. The Red stars will be managed by Apopka's Sonny Wise. He will be asalsled by Lake Mary's Allen Tuttle and St. Cloud's Mike Fields. Adult tickets are available at the gate for $3. Students pay i l . l » trn M a He*•- JAKMH OMr ID UK'TID m m fOOTMU LlAftuI (AM • l I Prt Pf pa ’•*»• (A? ill w mm Hen .s»*e* t i i aa m ui Duncan Surprises No. 5 Kriek NEW YORK IUPII — Somewhere out there Is an anonymous young lady who can take at least partial credit for Ihe biggest upset thus far at the Tournament of Champions. The story goes back 10 years when Lawson Duncan, then in the fifth grade, became enamored of a classmate. "She'd go out in the park to play tennis,” Duncan said Wednesday following his 6-3. 6*3 upset of flflh seed Johan Krtek. “ I had a crush on her no Pd go out and hit a few balls and look at her. "One thing led to another and I became Interested In tennis." Duncan's relationship with tennis has been far more productive. He was the NCAA runnerup as a freshman at Clemson In 1984. and turned professional last fall following Ihe U.S. Open. The 20-year-old Duncan, who lives In Asheville. N.C.. reached the final of his previous two tournaments, at Bari. Italy, and Marbella. Spain, and now Is In the third round of this 9615.000 tournament. The lop four seeds, led by John McEnroe and Ivan Lendl, experienced little difficulty In their second-round matches Wednesday, yielding among them a total of 14 games Continued from 7 A 220 then alter the 220 she's very explosive." Blake expects Ills relay com* Ili LatXaMat S? la Apr*m- CHfnv * U*pHI USFL PatHaiK lit *r>w41« W 1* - let s m i i i s * i t ii a n t n m s a Ar JWIA ...Relays *11 i s m * - 1•m > Imtaiim . W*W, i Sat l>-tl>« ta w s l« M < iW | i> t ' ’ ■*■ um m *« m •M.I Saw S 3M>‘ n J10 • '!' 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I » a j -» A 6 .8 8 A4Mi(V«|f tilt11ttitHtUtU♦tUtt <11 ttfttt'tltt11UMUtffP 1 P r< « good ttvougn Mxy Win IMS ^ APOPKA LEtSaURG ORLXNDO >M*w°UA.n St eta soum i*m st tu t IM -t t M 3I 4- 2SSS Al E J94*it«> Or 621-1790 0 RLAN0 0 WINTER GARDEN -------------- MT. DORA *oso o « n-ag* ns dow.* T r , . ^ c » M 1- 47M 3« M 1M ' w*»t (>•£»• 600 SouW Soutn D.V.-0 Diiiard SI Si 606 ■77-2661 WINTER PARK EANPORO _ •71 U M u tq M J - 44T0 C*M (M U «r CIMt Eon tH4H» m Potto City v^: •Ca « .OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK. •n-f* «Ma Wf m c t v f THE tCMT TO UNIT OUANTlTKS *** *d “ • K** �10A- Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Thursday, May », ItlJ 'Some Things More Important Than Law' Man Admits Shooting Ailing Wife In 'Mercy Killing' FLORIDA FO RT LA U D ER D A LE ILTII A rciircd engineer saving "some ibings arc more important than the law." answered his dis­ ease-sir It ken wife's re (tea led plras to rnd her racking pain by firing two bullets Into her hrad I'm sure she didn't even hear I lie gun go oil ” Roswell Gilbert. 75 told his murder trial jury Wednesday "A shot In the head will cause a cessation of all lunetlon* In one millisecond Gilbert was charged with ihe lirsi-de gre e m u rd e r of bis 7.1-year-old wife Emily, because prosec 11tors said mercy killing" Is not .1 legal defense for honncldc 'Iw o p h ys icia n s testified Gilbert's wife ol 51 years had incurable osteoporosis and Alzheimer s disease that de­ IN BRIEF Two Tons Of Cocaine Confiscated In Record Bust MIAMI (UPI| A predawn speedboat chase across Ulw'Hynr Hay and a broken tall light on an overloaded motor camper netted Ini* * enforcement officers a recordshattering two tonH of cocaine, pin* a ton of marijuana a* a tK in us. Authorities said the combined street value of the drug*, seized less than three hours apart Wednesday but apparently unrelated, was SI billion It was the largest single day haul In the nation * history A Coast Guard helicopter patrolling lilscayne Hay spotted a 29 foot speedboat running without lights about I 15 a m Wednesday and called In two patrol boats Alter an H tulle chase across the bay. the drug-laden craft approached land and three men pimped overboard. Two escaped, one was captured. IALI.AHASSKE IIJPI) — Sexual harassm riil victims hoping to ( tilled damages liotn their employers have suffered a major lcg.il seihack with a pair ol rulings by the I st Disirli I Court of Appeal Divided 6-5 on the Issue, the appeal court decided Wednesday that employees who are pinched, kissed, grabbed, londled or otherwise 'assaulted" by llietr Ixrsses rnav not sue Ibeir <oiupanles lor damages Instead, the court determined, such victims must make ihcir claims under Florida's rclnnin-d Workers' Compensation Act which liars nrgllgrncc- soils lor most on ihe job Injuries llic cited t-l ihe decisions Is to preclude sexual harassment victim* (rom collecting large Jury awards lor damages (rom their employers allhough they could still sue I belt bosses as Individuals W E S T PALM ItKACH (Ul*l| - Florida Power and Light has confirmed u fallen power line that electrocuted seven jx-nplr in Jupiter lay on the ground lor "at least an hour" before the utillly shut off the power. The rc|M>rl rrlcased Wednesday does not |K)lm blame lor the accident, hut It notes the utility has not tested an aluminum alloy stirrup clamp and ((inductor that may have caused a faulty connection and allowed the wire to drop FPL has admitted no fault In the accident, but agreed In an out of court settlement to pay survivors of the victims between $40 million and $50 million Over 3 ,0 0 0 L.A. Female Workers Get Comparable Worth Pay Hikes agent les and the private srclot as well I Ids is something Dial is long overdue am! I* eminently fair Tile (ilan resulted Irum a federal discrlmlnallon cotnplalni Hied by Ihe American Federation 'it State. County and Munk-lpa) E m p lo y e e s c la im i n g that females were underpaid com pared tu males. I be rnmplalnl. Illetl with Ihr Eijual Einplnymeni Opportunity ( d m mission In 198J, d ie d examples ol stenographers, a lemalf dominated Job. getting $ 2 0 0 a m o n t h le ss th a n gardeners, a male-dominated (Misitlnn. A total of 3.900 workers — alKiul 20 peri cot ol ihem males will get tin- pay IhmihIn . STOCKS 4 Light FI* Progrtii F Sitflnfli tt * w quo!d t ion* provided by memtmr* of th* NdUendi A w H idhon of lecuritte* tiddler 1 reprekentmtHe infer 1teeter price* dt of mitt morning toddy Inter dediet m et k e h ihdrge throughout the tidy Price* do not teetide r §r,»<t m dr k up m et i doern ft*d A ik Atlantic H«',$ Am*nitdirt Piothmh S41 B*rn*fl|Unk HCm Mughct Sufifily WcmvgM NCR Co$p ]|'« )|l*| I 1* ft* U Mh Pltmy Scotty t South*n$l H*n$ Sun t In# uJ a M o w n 14 14'* JAW JAN fN 10 4IW 41 !t‘> IAN If* ItW 24 * Hh 71'+ 11 IV* I1W »•* U’$ 11'* Workers comp Is llmttr-d lo paying lost wages and medical expense* and the vidirns must prove that iltdr injuries, plivsit laI or menial, left them unable lo wnrk.al least temporarily I he Issue was considered on a rehearing pet li ton Irv Ihe e ntire co urt, w hich overturned a MINI decision by one ol lls ruiiipniidit three-judge panel* In that ...Games Continued from page 1A •t i m J e r n Ig a n . g e n e r a l chairman nl llic Game* Exccti live ( (imilllMci-. .mllcljiairs gel­ ling ,in immedtuir resjMinsc II llu- past Watty indicator The commtltci-. which met Wednesday morning fur the I a s i lime until October, reviewed some of the tilings thal have gone wrong In previous Games lit an effort to make ilthigs run HiUtMdhrr Martha Vaneev, ehalnnan ol ilie lalcnt and variety show, said a local woman had called to c o m p la in that she was so shocked when one ol the con Icslaiils told a couple ol joke*, which she considered risque for a lauillv show, so *hc gol up and w alked mil applause, lie said ” tl we set- the Soviets are moving 111. we need in respond Immediately in show we mean business ." Shevchenko said he made Ihe decision lo defect when he real­ ized. no mailer how high placed he became, that there was nothing he could do lo Influence deelslons. "W hrn I Joined the foreign ministry I truly believed Ihe Soviet Union was for disarma­ ment and units control. I became disillusioned and frustrated." He said Ihe Soviets (i|ierate with an "arrogance of powrr " "The y got what they wanted in Angola and Intervened In the mosl clear and direct way, with 30,000 Cuban troops And now N ica ra g u a W hat n e x t? El Haluvudor, Mexico? Shevchenko, who was paid $ 1 2 ,0 0 0 lor llu- 4 5 -m ln u tc leclurr. said tltr Soviet leader­ ship recently started to project that by Ihr year 2017. the 100th anniversary of Ihe Russian Revo­ lution. thal there will Ik - several advanced socialist countries In the West "There Is no question that wr have to deal with the Soviet Union One has In make a (Its! tort ion. however, between niiy. She attended St Matthews IIK H TH A 11.11A 8 8 E T T Mrs Bert Ita II Hassell. 79. ol Mlssonary Baptist Church Survivors Include her son. Oscenlu Road, Geneva, died Wednesday al Sanford Nursing phllllp A ... Sanford: two duugli and Convalescent Center. Horn lers. Lulu Mar Sutton. Sunfurd. August 29 1905 In Hydro. and Edna Janes. Goshen. N V . Gkla . she moved to Winter Park sister. Leola Debit, Sarasota six grand ch ild ren : seven great­ mi 1958 lim n W’lchlta Fulls, leva* She later moved to grandchildren Sunrise Funeral Hume. San Geneva Stic was a homemaker and a member ol Ihe First ford. Is In charge ol arrange­ United Methodist C hurch of ments IRVIN V. M O R TO N Geneva. Mr, Irvin V, Morion. titL of S u r v iv o r s in c lu d e h e r IiusImiu I. Clyde; daughter. Hob­ 1020 stale Road 410. Winter ble Jc.mne Squires, U rn rvu ; Springs, died Tuesday at home Mom Aug 1H. 1015 In Stuart, he sister M rs G la d y s M urle moved lo Winter Springs a year Callahan. Lawton. Oklu.: grand later and lived there most ol his d a u g h te r. J a m i e J e a n n e life H r was a truck driver and a Squires. Sanlord Baptist He was a U S Army Garden C h a p e l Home for Funerals Orlando. I* i » charge Veteran ot World War II Survivors Include Ids wile, “I urtangenienlaMulx-1 S daughter. Palsy Anti ELMOR HOWARD M a sk St P etersburg; sun. Mrs Elinor Howard. 72. of 2550 Byrd Ave., Sanford, died Tues­ Freddie C-. Minis, two sisters, Ann Shrppurd. Sanford, and day ai Central Florida Regional Bobble Lee, Jacksonville; seven Hospital. Sanford Bom August H, n »ia m Sanford she was a grandchildren G ra m how -G al ties Fu n eral lifelong resident of the COItlltlU- Home, l.ongwiMxL Is In charge of arrangements ...Defector Cant Inued from page 1A lt.itIic 1 be said, the Soviet tat tit ts to take over country by rouniry In the ITtlrd World II they sre tlicrr Is no resistcncr Irum the West they will move In." In- said Mr said the best tiling Presldent Heagun ever did was to Invatlr Urrtiuda lo show the Soviet Union there are limits in our (U .S J tolerance G re e te d by p ro lo n g e d put a bullet in It and shot her you dealt with" More than a h u n d re d ." "T h e n I fell her pulse. I though! oh my G ( kL I loused u Fred man replied How many of these have shot up. I (nit in another bullet and their wives ’" shot her again." he said Dr Marvin Frcdman. a clinical "None." Frrdntan said psychologist, said Gilbert had Hours before the shooting. Sea Caretaker's Syndrome." a feel­ Ranch Club manager Eugene ing of Isolation and depression Hudak testified he and Gilbert common among |K-opk- who care attended a condominium meet­ for terminally III loved ones ing and Gilbert, tears streaming "He was constantly trying to down his face, told him. "Gcnr. attend to her needs." Frcdman there's not a damn thing I can lesiificd "H e saw his wife-de­ d o . I ’ve e x h a u s te d e ve ry teriorating and he knew her avenue " condition could only get worse. Moments later. Hudak said Ii Is one of the most devastating Gilbert's sobbing wile burst Into (-motional traumas a person can ihe mrctlng experience " I heard her sav. I'm In pain. I Th e n a prosecutor asked warn to die." Hudak said "I jusl Frcdman. "How many people saw . like If a rubber band broke with Caretaker's Syndrome have In hi* head, he |u*i flipped " Court Rules A g a in s t W omen C laim ing Sexual H arassm ent FPL Report Doesn't Fix Blame LOS A N G E LE S |IJPI| Mon­ th o n 11.0 0 0 It-m a le c I I v employers will gel salary in ( leases up in 15 percent to settle a nimparable worth complaint that they were being paid le s s than males doing similar |nhs Mayor Tom Mraillry called llic plan "long itvrrdiu- and lair " I be settlement which will cost ila -1 ny $12 million over llic nt-xi three veats. will Inerruse IlldlVKhial salaries bom 1(1 15 pen eni so |ha I by duly HIH7 women will make as much money as men holding com pa rablc Jobs Ibis is a significant pay Increase lor librarians and clcrl cal workers." Hradlry lohl re (Millers and will send a positive signal to oilier governmental stroyed her mind and caused racking pain that prescription narcotics could not relieve. The prosecution and defense arc scheduled to sum up the case for the 12-rnrmber circuit court Jury today. Gilbert told the Jury he shoi his wife In their Sea Ranch Club c o n d o m in iu m on M a rch 1 because she begged repeatedly — Including tbal day — for someone lo put an end to her misery. "W ho's that somebody hut me?" Gilbert asked. "I did a terrible i lung, but I had lo do II ” 1 know I was breaking the law. bul somr Ibings are more important than the law The only solution to me was lo terminate her suffering. "I took the gun off (he shelf. curlier ruling, the smaller panel had decided sexual harassment victims could mount a negligence case against ihrlr employer* "Th e Worker* compensation Act affords ihe exclusive remedy lor recovery of dam­ age* arising (nan compensable, or }ioirn tially compensable Injuries falling within its purview," the unsigned majority opinion said In Ihe key case Tin- majority concluded that scxually-m otlvulrd assaults arc aiiiiing Ihr Injuries covered hv the act The dissenting judges. In a series ol opin ion s, generally argued that the Legislature did not intend tor such acts as fondling, kissing grabbing and hogging to 1m*covered by workers' comp Among the dissenters was C'ltlcl Judge Richard W. Ervin III who said Except lor the very limited rrntrdlrs available to ajipdlunts under the llrdrrull Civil Rights Act of 1984 and Ihe Florida Human Rights Act. the majority's ojilnton has elfectlvrly precluded any recovery lor compensation arising from sexual harassment claims m those instances where physical contact has occurred hut without the victim's sufh-rltig any resulting physical Injury ((-((ulrlitg medical treat incut or mental disability The iwlu rulings came on a soil tiled Irv Some committee members said they didn't think the jokes were olfenslve and "added a little spire" lo the show Jrrnlgan proposed a blue line 1m- painted on Mu- route of the ti-mlle leisure walk lo k rrp contestant* on track It seems sometimes the police who con­ trol tndflc along the route go one way and the con teal ants, who sometime* go astray, another. In another event mint marathon It out that two id crossed ih r lllllsb same llm r going directions — the 6-m lle was pointed the runners lllie at lllr In opposite And i ben I hen- were l he two goiters who Iced ntt on sixth and eighth greens, hut somehowmissed tjie seventh all together Women's Lit) apparently has lls disadvantages Extension H om e E c o n o m is t B a rb a ra (hr people and Ihr regime "W r havr to talk — not that It could lead to complete tin demanding — so that regional conflicts will nni escalate Inlo major confrontations," In- said S h rv c h e n k o w arned thul America should not hold any illusion about arms control Hr said the Soviets could give up n u cle ar w eapons but they believe it is Impossible to achieve I tic-1r goals without them. "We cannot irusl the Soviet Union. W r have a need to understand who wr arc dealing with." he said. an Okaloosa County woman and Iter husband and a pair of consol Ida! ed suits filed by two female employees of a Lirksonvtllr-area convenience store chain In the first case. Vtrkl Brown alleged that shr sobered "mental anguish" because of .a lions hv a male supervisor Jack Hlalch," at a Winn-Dixie grocery store In Mary Esther. Brown claimed thai Hlalch grabbed her and that the store w-as aware he had ( nmmlllrd similar acts against other frmalc employees In tltr other cases, June Jacqueline Schw artz and Carrie Esses each alleged thal Zippy Mart supervisor Hobby Adams com­ mitted a variety of assaults and batteries against them, tin hiding hugging, pinching, patting and embracing them against Ihrlr w Ills This, they said, placed them In fear and caused ihem mental suffering Under the slate's Judicial system, the I si DCA is normally the court of Iasi resort on workers" comp Issues The Florida Supreme Court rarely will reconsider such cases unless the district court request* a review llu- 1st DCA did not certllv cither of Ihr sexual harassmenl cases to the higher i nun Hughes made an appeal lor some turn to hcl|i sei up tables |or i if! I lobby Show The event is sponsored by the Seminole ( onIIIV Extension Homemaker* i lohs. in the Sanford City Hall She salt! Iasi year male county employees delivered more than 50 tables then s.u around and watched as b n Homemakers hauled the hravv furniture In and sal II up Since- we're a leant, how about some help?" stir asked "For years we vr worked as a leant, now It's time tin- indlvldii al event sponsor* to stand on tliclr own feel and are resixutsl hie loi making llietr own at r a n g r m r n ls ." J r rn lg a n resjxiiidcd Each ol tin Golden Age Gam es e ven ts ha* a local sjHiiisoring business or organ)/.r lion responsible lor arranging tor the site, equipment, rules, and judging. A likely candidate lor Mils vcar's leisure walk, who In the past thought li was iik >much lor her and didn't enter. Is executive e n n ttn lllre m em ber M innie Kane Mrs K a ne b re eze d through tin- recent 12 mile March of Dimes Walk a-thon In Sanford in three hours. As Mtc oldest participant in tlie* walk, she was presented tickets during Wednesday's meeting good lor dinner for two for she and her husband ai Poppa.lay's -Jrrnlgan said die Wednesday ulghl country-western barbecue -iml hordowti will lx- held III Fort Mellon Park and will replace the d In n er-da n ce as i h r social lugldiglii ol Game* week route into the m a rin a and operate cruises there He noted this w-as alter Star Line Corp s lease expired Since then. Volk Continued from page l A said, he lias refused lo renew ihr lair Bridges said there is a Irasc tx-rause of Itie damage to possibility the suit may be sei llu- dock lied iM'Inrr the trial date Hi- said ifie Romance will draw Volk said the Star Line Corp only 4 5 frrl of water whllr Ihr has |>ald II* rent at the marina Si.tr draws 6 5 (rrl. adding the through May He said Circuit Romance lias fyur engine* with Judge Robert McGregor ordered propellers 37 frrl apart and can Mu linn to pay up back m u due easily maneuver w ithin Ihe whrn hr refused lo grant an harbor without doing damage. Injunction requested by Volk lo The Slat of Sanford has two require the Star to vacate the engines with priqx-llrrs seven marina in April leet apart and has difficulty V o lk s a id h r h a s h e r n m aneuvering In the harbor negotiating with American River without creating damage. Volk Cruises ulrtrc January lo to said ...Ships AREA DEATHS Flowers hr M l rTasTotu^" j U lllU ilU i Our complala (un.nl Horn* al ow camaiary makat dtllkull time* ••tit. MA Al IM iuit M »*<»-* « CwftK (K W U2-4M1 VttxS Mt.; Zr»/<••*♦« / ib J iJ w / 2 T ,"£ .\ 3231204 1 OAKLAWN FUNCHAL HOMl CEMETERY ■ 1 t * : * •t ^ **•- •' stepson, Willard I) Nelder. Dr lUtry; three stepdaughters. Sally A Nelder. D e B a ry. Sandra HERBERT D. MUSE Dunn. Sanlord. and Su/lr Con Herbert I) Muse. 57. of Route n rry . Orange C ity: brother I Box 183-1), Sanford, died Rome O. Stephens J r . Col I'ursduy Ul Central Florida Rr- urnbus. Ga glottal Hospliul. Sanlord Bum Allrnun Funeral Home. D r Aug 13 11)27. he was u lifelong Bury, Is In charge of arrange resident ol Sanlord He was a merits. building supervisor for the WARLEYC. PERKINS Seminole County School Board Mr Wurley C. Perkins. 33. ol lb- w.ts a member ol the Lake Monroe Baptist Church He was 553 W. Noire Dame Drive. Alla a r s Navy veteran of World monte Springs, died Monday al O rla n d o R e g io n a l M edical War li Survivors include his wife. Center. Ikirn Ju ly 23. MI51 In Jcssir Mae, three sons, Gary and New York City, he moved to Michael. Uiih of Sanford, Ikiug. Alluinontr Springs from Los Oviedo; daughter. Cindy. San- Angeles In January lie was lurd; three brothers. Jam es. employed by Ihe Roadways Lake M ary. R ichard. S u m - Trucking Company. Survivors Include his parents. im-rdaJe. Ata.. and Roy, West Palm Beach; three sisters. Betty Ernest E. and Victoria W , Alta Beall, DcHury. Lots Wolfer. New monte Springs, brother Ernest Smyrna, and Put Keene. San- E. Jr.. New York City, a slsirr T r u d y D t a n e . A lt a m o n t e lotd. live grandchildren. Oaklawn Funeral Home. Lake Springs Bald w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Mary, ts in charge of arrange­ Home. Forest City, is in charge ments of arrangements MYRTICEE NEIDER WILBUR G. STEWART Mrs My nice Elizabeth Nelder. Mr Wilbur G Stewart. 88. of 81. ol 13H Coronado Hoad. Dellarv. died Tuesday at her b02 Forest Drive. Casselberry, home. A resident of DcBury for died T u e s d a y at La k rvie w Ml years, she was bom Deo. 7. Nursing Center. Sanlord Born MI24 in Fitzgerald. Ga She was April 4. IH97 In Hatavtu. Ohio, a txMikkrrper for an uulo repair he moved to Casselberry Irani shop S u rv lv u rs in c lu d e a Alexandria. Yu . In 1961 lie was S »- a retired a irp o rt p lan n in g *fw( Ultsl and was a Catholic. Mr was a member of American Legion Post 88. Jacksonville, and a past commander of an A m e ric a n L e g io n Post in Melbourne. Survivors Inrlude his wife. Melanie; (wo daughters. Patricia Kruby. Denver, and Jacqueline Bcdlngcr, Holly Hill, four grand children; live greatgrandchildren H aldw in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, ts In charge of arrangements ROBERTA WILLIAMS Mrs Roberta Williams. 71. 2207 Hawkins Ave.. Sanford, died Tuesday at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford Born June 15. 1914 In Brlsson. Ga . she lived In Sanford since 1926 She was a homemaker and a Baptist S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e her husband. Richard: two daugh­ ters. Ella Mar Hail and Hattie Mae Johnson, bolh of Sanford: two sons. James and William B ill." both ol Sanford; two sisters. Lizzie Mar Hollis and Lula Mae Johnson, both ol Sanford, brother, Toby Brown. Georgia: 18 grandchildren; 51 g r r a t -g r a n d c h lld r r n ; seven great-great-grandchildren Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ ford. is In charge of arrangements Funeral Notice* ■ A llC T T . ■ IRTH A ■ - f u n e r a l | * r « i( « t lor M r t B a rts* 8 B « « w n n oi o * ca« ia o »m . C * n * v « . will tw S»(d F rid a y •( 11 • m al g r a ta * ,o * in Gian Ma»ar> W am orial Par* P a r t * a s is* B ar G a ry Itnar F ir t l UnOad M atSod .tl C h u r ts G a n a ra o d ic a n o g G a rd e n Chapa! Moma for F u n aralt. O landa in ( S a r g a M U tl. H I M I I T O - F u n a r a ! ie rv tc a * far Marbarf D (Wu*a U , o l Roufa I. Sanford, who d a d Tuaaday will ba s a id F rid a y M ay to al It a m at IS* O aklaw n F u n arai Mom* Chap*I w ith F re d A B aker o ffK ia tin g Burial will (ak a p la c a in O a k la w n M a m o rla l P ark V ttO a U o n tor tom riy and Stan d * today >1 p m O aklaw n F u n eral Moma in ch arge W ILL IA M S . B O B I B T A - F u n a r a i » a r y l< a i fa r M r * B o b a rt* W iittam a r i. of n s t M aw*me A u a . U n fo rd , who d w d Tuaaday will bo n a il T u o td a y a t l P m a i im o n d in .toh M B C h u rch w ith ts * " • » E L Bui toek off k toflng V tow in g will ba * ♦ P m M onday Burial in O a k la w n Com o tory Lu n rita F unarai Moma in ch a rg e MOW A B O E t M O * - f u n a r a i ta rv lc a a tor M r* E lm a r H ow ard. 11 of ) 1J0 B y rd Ava . Sanford, who died Tu*» 0a » w ill ba a t II a m S a tu rd a y at Sf Luka M iu io n e r y B a p till Church C am ero n C ity, w ith ihe R e* R e o w y a ll G re e n o fficia l ng Vrawing will be * f p m F rid a y Burial e il l b e In Shnoh Cam atory S u n n ta F unarai Mama in ch a ro a M O RTON . IRVIN V - G ' e ****** fu n eral tar .« .•» for M r IryMx V. M orton «*. o f I0]g tia to Road *t». w in te r Springs, who dtod Tuetday w<ll b a held F n d a y of_ I I a m In t rergraen C a m a to ry io n to rd t r e n d * m ay c a ll today } a an d 11 P rn G r a m h o e G a ln a t F y n a r a l H a m a Long wood in ch a rge �PEO PLE Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Thursday. May f. I f l l - I B Gold Medal Award Sanford Kin Finalist In Nationwide Program Beta Sigma Phi Celebrates Founder's Day Sanford Chapters of Beta Stgma Phi and the BSP City Council celebrated Founder's Day with a luncheon at Malson E t Jardin, Altamonte Springs. Among the activities at the event was each chapter announcing Its "W om an ot the Y e a r" as follows: seated, from left, Jeanine Lloyd, Gam m a Lambda: D u rin g the Beta Sigm a Phi Founders D a y ce le b ra tio n . C ity C ouncil o fficers w ere Installed. Betty J a c k , retiring president, installs the follow ing: Barbara G o rm a n , se ate d left, v ic e p re s id e n t; a n d L o ri Brenda Elswlck, City Council; and Marlles McGIbbon, XI Beta Theta. Standing, from leff: Vickie Hall, Preceptor Beta Lambda; Kitty Corley (and Eve Rogero, absent). Preceptor Delta Della; Laurel Rodgers, XI Theta Epsilon; Karen Hittel, Xi Epsilon Sigma; and Maureen Haig, Zeta XI. W a lv ic k , record in g s e c re ta ry . Standing, fro m le ft, L a u re l R o d g e rs , tre a s u re r; Fra nces M cA d a m s , corresponding socre ta ry ; and R uth Holfon, president. Genrral Motors of Detroit re cently announced a program for General Motors employers en­ titled "The Charlmnn’s Award For Excellence In Community Activities". Conducted on a 5year cycle this Is the first award of Its kind. The program Is designed to recognise and honor those GM employees who perform out­ standing service for the Ix-tter ment of their com m unities through voluntary participation In civic, charitable and other activities Upon receipt of the program by the local branch of GMAC. a fellow employe. Susan Can delore, nom inated V ictoria Nathan Kllllns for thr award due to her activities In civic, rharlla hie and other endeavors Mrs Kllllns has been selected on a nationwide basts as one ot the lO employees In the final competition for the Gold Medal Award Mrs Kllllns and her husband, Dan Kllllns Sr attended a re ception and dinner honoring the 10 winning employes at the St Regis Hotel In Detroit on Mav I Her endeavors Include the L o c a l and State H oard ol Directors, United Cerebral Palsy of Central Florida. Inc with whom shr has lieeit associated for some 10 years She is an active member ol the City Heautllul Chapter ol the Amen can Business Womens Assoeta lion, having held several offices and was selected as the Woman of the Year She has been associated with this chapter lor I I years Shr chaired the Public Relations Department lor the Regional Conference ol the A H W A c o v e r in g F l o r i d a , Georgia. Alabama and Puerto Rico. For many years Mrs Klllens has hern a hostess lor the Miss Florida Pageant. Victoria (Vlcktel Is a member a n d O rd a in e d D e a c o n of Ore St l*nid,s P re stiyte rliin C h u r c h , a p u s l vice p re s id e n t o f W o m e n of the C h u r e h a n d h e ld ntnnv o th e r offices € committee assignments for the church She (s an active tnrubKT ol the Orange Branch ol the NAACP a past member ot the Church W omen U n ite d ol O rla nd o Com m encem ent Speaker tor Orange County School Hoard a sponsor o( the annual appear anrr of ‘Black Seeds' a dance drama group ol Rochester N Y These she has done in addition to working full time tor G M A C and site ts equalh as active on committee assignments tor bet employers Mrs Kllllns. a staunch sup­ porter of the Good Samaritan Hume In Snnloid founded bv her grandparents, rtniolhy and the late Ruby Lee Wilson, is the daughter ol Mrs Thelma Nathan Mike, also ol Sanford the ad­ ministrator ol tin Good Samart Ian Home , Victoria Killins SHOE STORE M o th e r's D a v Sale 20% O FF All l.iidivu ^ Dress Shot's and the bu s and L .‘ SH OE S TO R E io* i Fi«sr ii. flMAftTllfD DOW NTOW N SANTORO < AU. Toi l FREE t’W » »m « , iJW M iiin S p o rts w e a r S p e c ta c u la r Mary J. Fears for the active M O M ! at... Banquet Speaker The A nnual Mother's Day Banquet of Nrw Bethel AMK Church. Main Street, will lx* held on Saturday. May I I . at 7 p in Guest speaker for the event will lx- Mary J . Fears a native of Sanford, who Kvrs In Daytona Beach where shr Is a media specialist at Westsldc Elementa­ ry School Mrs Frars. an active member of Zion Hope Missionary Baptist Church. Sanford. Is a graduate of Hrthunr-Cookmuit College and Florida Stale University. She holds membership In various educational, civic and religious o rg a n lia t lo u s — M a r v i Hawkins IffgUEg/i tJ M O Q O O Q O fif m Fashions Fresh As A Summer Bouquet! Blouses Galore Plus-Slacks- Shorts Beachcomers - and Skirts 21* 110 (. I d It O t t a t l l l I w In I IN OUR FIGHT AGAINST DEFECTS All Pleasantly Priced at... 3 2 2 -3 5 2 4 HOURS MOM SAT VS 30 HU MARCH OF DIME! i ■- 1 , - L K L ir / �BLONDIE I B — Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Thursday. May 9, I VIS by Chic Young PROTECT ' H<z ul . L, r — " 'T TAtCS T ' by Mort Walker SA R G E , V'KkJOW THAT HORSESHOE BEETLE PUT O V E R TH E P O O R FOR G O O P LUCK? THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom f O H ,T H H !E 4 0 U A * E ..: H D U £ D lk)U G £' W EAKLY ARCHIE by Bob Montana EEK l MEEK by Howie Schneider THE 5PW5TIK UCtRATIOfJ n m 15HWMG A USED LOVERS SALE.... but 'jCmetimes rrs DfFIOULT TOGET FART3 well that ^o j u k , ukc aw A W S W E R T O lH L r e C f t i-W l. Y~' ' Only Time May Heal Chronic Ear Infections DEAR DR. G U T T - Our non began to have ear Infections when he was 2 months old. Whenever he quit taking medi­ cine. the Infection came back. At 7 months, he had Teflon tubes put In his ears, but he keeps having Infections. DEAR H EA D ER - He will probably outgrow his proclivity for ear Infections Teflon tubes do not usually cause allergies, so I suspect that your doctor Is as frustrated as you are. Many children seem to be particularly s u s c e p t i b l e to r e p e a te d middle-ear Infections, and about all we ran do Is try lo preserve their hearing, by using lubes and antibiotics, until the little nippers reach the stage when the Internal ear vents begin lo func­ tion normally. Your mm's i idles may not be working properly If I were you. I would have an In depth dis­ cussion with bolh your pediatri­ cian and your car specialist. Too often, doctors fall lo communi­ cate with each other about juirtlrularly difficult cases, and 1 think (hat you have the right to ask for a conference. While you're at it, Inquire whether another ear. nose and throat s|M-rlallst might Ik- consulted for an opinion. DEAR DR. G O T T - Why do people's ears plug up when Ihey gel a cold? What can be done about |i and and how long should they remain pluggrd up? Can this cause a hearing loss? DEAR R EA D ER - T h r ear Is made up of three sections (he external canal (where the wax ls|, the middle ear la chamber that houses the lames of heating) and the Inner ear (the Innermost sanctum, deep In (hr skull, which contains ihe centers for balance). Your question addresses Ihe middle car. This chamber Is airtight — except for one tiny vent, the eustachlan tube, which opens behind Ihe nose. During normal conditions, thr pressure In the middle ear Is equal to the outside atmospherlr pressure. .When people fly or drive up steep hills, air rushes out through the eustachlan tube so as to he In equilibrium with the external air pressure Your ears may " p o p " as the de­ compression lakes place. Similarly, when you swim under waler or scuba dive, air must be forred Into the middle ear In order t? equalize the Increased external pressure of Ihe water. As long as air Is freely allowed to pass In and out of the middle-ear chamber, people ex­ p e rie n c e no s e n s a tio n of blockage, fullness or pain When the eustachlan-tube vent Is malfunctioning, however, a pressure differential Is formed; this can cause discomfort. When ACROSS you have a cold, the membranes behind the nose become con­ gested and swollen. This can t e m p o r a r ily close off the eustachlan tube. Since the m id­ dle ear cannot now equalize pressure, you may experience a sense of blockage. Send your questions to Dr. Con at P O Box 91428. Cleve­ land. 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MEN AND LITTLE MISS By Ja m e s Jacoby At a recent tra m match. North-South ut both table* Mumbled Into the rather Inelc gain contract of three no-trump. The heart null Wan dutifully led and ihe defenders managed to collect five quick Irlrkn to act the coni met. The bidding In Ih r Imx suga reasonable way of arriv­ ing at the good m x club contract. Allcr two no-trump, the threenpadc hid nut only shows (our npadcs, hut a l i o nuggt-nln that rchpundcr'h hand may not be totally milted for no-trump Four dubs describes a good d u b milt, anti also implies heart weakness. Now what about four hearts? Is there any danger that the four-heart hid could he passed? Really, no. North has genin by Warner Brothers BUQS BUNNY ' C T j] -T h a t ^1 I W A 3 3 . T W A i n Ip D* o n m v RAW AP6 J A S A 'N ' .^Lj M NORTH ♦ A J 11 Four spades sh ow ed th e spade ♦ 106I king, and thru South heard partner hid live clubs. Is there any doubt that South should bid six? North has hid diamonds and spades, cue-bid hearts, and now s u p p o r te d clubs. Smull slam should I k * easy, and ll Is. What If North did not have such an unbalanced hand, but simply wanted lo cheek for a p o ssib le four-four spade lit? My s u g g e s t i o n Is 1 It a i t h r partnership play that a three club hut hy North would I k * checking hark to see II Soulh held a four-card major, hut that's a m atter for you and yo u r partner to work out and re­ member S 9 11 «( ♦ K OT * 1 EAST WEST ♦ 94 * K J7 S ♦ J 91 5 ♦ 971 ♦ W7 ♦ A ll 6103 ♦ Jl SOUTH ♦ K 101 * y 9a « A4 ♦ AKQ51 Vulnerable Neither Dealer South West North East Pus 14 Pan Put 14 Pete Pas* 14 Pus V4 Pass Pass Pats Pus Pass Opening lead 4 5 Soeifc 14 : nt <♦ 14 *♦ HOROSCOPE . w by Bob Thavat FRANK AND ERNEST G r a n g e .. i *p /a y IT WAS A CoaaAION SjpepTococcus, I F IT WEpEN T F°i2 TVS PuPRLE SOW VE. Th a w QARFIELD bill diamonds, then spades A heart hid now absolutely must Ik - a cue-bill o(some sort. s s »J by Jim Davit \CoM.NO,1 HANK VOtL J i I J U S T MAP What The Day Will Bring... YOUR BIRTHDAY MAY lO. 1988 Compensations that wetr tie tiled you In the pam will mart flowing lo you In Ihe year ahead These will Include some that you thought you'd never be able to collect. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This should be a rewarding day lor you where you'll get deserved recognition. Th e re could be some material benefits in addi­ tion to (he applause. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 201 Assertive action will bring drsir able results today Ik* a gogetter In situations where there is something of value at stake. CANCBR (June 21-July 22) It's important unlay (hat you appreciate the fact that you have the power and wherewithal to change conditions more to your liking. A rt lo your advantage. LEO (July 23 Aug. 221 More cun be achieved today by work­ ing In conjunction with another, rathrr than attempting to do things on your own. Seek out a competent teammate. VIRQO I Aug 23-Sept. 221 Instead of walling to be told what to do today, assume the Initiative and direct Ihr course of events You're a lietter leader than follower. LIBRA |Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) A romantic Interest will be Im ­ pressed and responsive to your charm mg and gallant ways to­ day. The Impression will be lasting SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov 22) Much enjoyment will be derived today If you work on projects or assignments that permit you to e xp re ss yo u r crea tive and artistic abilities. SAGITTARIUS INov 23 Dec 21) Pleasant surprises may be In ilore for you today In your fine lo one relationships Even people who aren't normally co­ o p e ra tiv e w ill b r n d o v e r backward to help you, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. IU) Something that you're pres­ ently engaged In merely as a hobby or a sideline has greater potential Ihan you realize. Turn 11Into u moneymaker AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feh. 10) You have a delightful gift today that will enable you to add apajk and luster to social gatherings. When you enter a room, your presence will be felt. PISCES |Feb. 20 March 20) Lady Luck tends to favor you today when you look out for the welfare of others as well as your own. Good deeds will put you into ihe profit column ARIES (March 21-April I9| lietter communication Is possi­ ble today between you and an imponant friend or relative. Say what’s on your tnlnd and you'll be correctly understood �Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Thurtday, ♦ 1*SS— 18 Blood Donors Are Lifeline To Rescue Those In Need DEAR ABBT: Please Rive the piece titled "What Good Is a Blood Donor" another run I missed it the first time It ran. but several people have told me about It. Blood donors are so desperate­ ly needed now. It seems like something we could use. VOLUNTEER DEAR VOLUNTEER: Here It Is: DEAR ABBY: 1 Just donated blood to the Am crtran Red Cross blood center In Poughkeepsie. New York., and I am enclosing a piece that was handed to me on my way out. I hope you will print It. So many people not aware of how Important it Is to give bloodespecially now Ihat our national blood bank supply has become s NEW YORK BLOOD DONOR MW. Jorca 0 *wm Lcrwta Sail. IW) UACMCH / LEMMA O SCVSIB.Y MLLSKDKS 6:30 CM NEWS SNSCNfWI ABC NEWS Q O CD MX STMXT BLUES Cot­ tar. Waahtngton and Oaneatdi ara t{Ml ALICE ) isi oooo timcs rutrg raqmrtng wtna iamptaa tor drug laatwg Cottar haaanawpan- 6:35 QOOMESmi Raeuad Bataa (D O KNOTS IAN0MQ Karanand Ban taamupM Mol Mr Metaabout O Acaarman feat uaaa Abby aa part ot har achamatocraataarFt in Ik Lawa and Drag arwMttonahtp g 7:00 ^SALE OF THE CCMTUAV PM MAOADNE Ptycnic* MOM. PMViaby Com* Sanaa 1 {£ D JEOPARDY ffl (M) TOO CLOSE FOR COM­ PORT Monro* t tathar payi a eat and haa high aipactanona to ha KUO 11:00 ® ® O ® O NEWS (Ml BENNY MEL (ID! DAYS ALLEN AT LAME <*) WONT OALLERV 11:26 CD O NBA BASKETBALL Note Regularly tcbaMal programmirtg may be pra-amptad tor coverage ot 11:35 7:30 0 ® tNTERTAJNUENT TONlOMT Paahrad Char I ' O WN€£L OF TORTUNE (7 U I tOC.000 NAME THAT TUNE |M) BENSON (0 ALL Ft THE FAMILY IS U0RNM0 5:00 IT (M) NEWS AOMCUl TUM USA. 5:25 CD O HOLLYWOOD ANO 600 sv NEWS ® O ABC NEWS THIS UORNINQ •on Sehadtdad Beat MeKaa (100yaw-oM womani. Rad Buttone. Roy 6:00 g CMrb I TAX) ABC NEWS MDHTLMS P(M) SANFORD AM) SON 0 (SI TWtUOHT ZONE 12:00 Iwrortat M murdarad 645 EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK WSATHER 80(10)AM MORPdNQNEWS §IIitCBS OOOO UORNINQAMERICA ‘ (M) FUNT1TONES )(10) FARMDAY KDSUFfRFRICNOS 7:15 O) (10) AM WlATMER 8:00 Bob 1:00 (Rw1lptJ)(R)g ® O M O W -TN I Treeeure Of tha Surra Uadre" (t Q (0 MOVIE ‘ Tha Otaaa Houaa" I asm VM Morrow, Alan Alda A Rrat-oNandw at a maiimwn aacurthr artaan la i ii n a i t ay a a>ouoat 6:05 Boowl BLEAVE (T TO BCAVIR 1(teari Tany aiRTMSAV 8:05 1:10 tX M OW Coot Hand Luba (tMT) Paul ttaaman. Oaorga Karv nwdy A rotmp man on a cM n pang onh an txtquanchabM tNrat tor haadom dataa aa authority, gaaung tha admiration ot hw MAow con- ® O MOW The Big Boimee" (itM) Ryan O Naat. (wgh Taylor. Young II (Misery acts 1:30 (H(M)BUARRS • ® FAMILY TICS AW. pMya inatchmaaar tor Snippy, but thatga go haytwa whan tha girl tatM tor Ami mataad (R) 0 |W| TMS OLD HOUSE Bob Via taAaa rtawora on a lour ot a ttthcantury Qroab RavNW tarmhouaa which wN be tranatormed Into an Tdaa houaa tor tftaB0a ' BOO 2:30 0 CBS NEWS MOHTWATCN (Ml QUNSUOK1 8 305 QQET SMART 3:20 ® O M O W Tha Baby And Tha BantaaMp (tSMl ard Atierborough 0 ® CHEERS Diana placet a 3:30 trwte-AnantK cal to tad Sam that Fraaiar haa propoaad. hopwig that HI (M| FAMK.YAFFAIR non- and■preXianon ol tova ® O MJON S Simon A young aaacuthaheadAkA and AJ to and aduboaut practical loaw iR) O BEVERLY HR LM JJtB ~ o I TNS REAL TRIVIAL FUR® sun Ta torty Oarua. Heather Lou- 8:30 FMtFANTNSR MISTER ROOehS(R) AT ALBERT 1:35 121LOVS LUCY SM ® DIVORCECOURT O DONAHUE U SARNAJY JONES (Ml WALTONS (tO) SESAMC STREET □ I (F| PARTROQ 1 FAMILY 905 (Q M O W 2:00 6:30 (Q BEWITCHED e 3:35 I 6:30 ® LOVS CONNECTION (S) HERTS LUCY 10:00 'FACTS OF UPS (R) 8 S IHOUR MAQAZME •ALLY JESSY RAPHAEL L(M )IBlQ VALLEY ) 110|ELtCTMC COMPANY (R) I (I) MAYBERRY RF 0 1030 I ® SALE of the CENTURY I FAMILY FEUD l(» ) J-J-1 CONTACT (R)g I (I) REAL MCCOYS 11:00 ® WHEEL OF FORTUNE f ) PRtCC IS RtQNT U ALL-STAR S U n (M l EKJNT IS EMOUQH j t 0) W f RSCOOWNQNOW I (S) FAIRLY 400 U(M ) FATTY DUKE 4:05 Q AU Ft THE FAMILY S 1:30 O ASTHEWORLDTURNS (Ml GOWER PYLE |I0IPAMTM0 CERAMICS 200 B ® ANOTHER WORLD T O ONE LIFE TO LIVE f t (M ) ANOY 0IWFTTN ©(WIJOYOFPAINTINQ 2:30 ® O CAPITOL 1J (M| QREAT SPACE COASTER (D (10) MAOtC OF DECORATIVS PAJNTINQ 3:00 ) SANTA SAASARA I OUONO UQMT I GENERAL HOSPITAL I ho G IN G IR B R IA D HOUSK CHILD CARE PRE-SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN Presents OPEN HOUSE people who are In a lot worse shape than most people you SATU RD AY M A Y 11th 11AM • 3 PM Ribbon Cutting A t 11:00 AM know. A BLOOD DONOR IS GOOD YOR LIFE J O in OUR C E L E B R A T IO M DEAR A B B Y : "Walter In Bev­ a BUOS BUNNY ANO FRtEHOS erly Hills" was way olf base 3:30 when hr said. "Th e cook Is the H (SSI BUOS SUNNY ANO highest paid employee tn the FATNOS rcniauruitt — In fact, tn Ihe 0 (t0|MISTERROGERS(A) 0 <S] INSPECTOROAOOET better restaurants (he cook has more money than tilt- people 335 a HECKLE ANOJCCKLE who eat there.” 4 00 Abby. some chefs ntuke that 8 ® LITTLE HOUSE ON THE kind ot money, but there's u big t $ : , aattoh dltTerenee bet ween n cook and R ■ UMEAvatbFFM chef. A chef Is a writ-trained, OPkr IO|FCSAMS ■YRCST g specially schooled, high-salaried BSUFtRFRt OS professional for whom cooking Is 405 an art — not |ust a Job. 12 FlFfTSTONES In rase you don't know It. the 4:30 I t (Ml HE-MAN ANO MASTERS most overworked and underpaid employee In the restaurant Is thr OF TM1UMVtRSE a (I) VOLTRON. DEFENDER OF busboy. Everything you touch, THE UWVERM the busboy has washed before 4:35 you got there, utui lie'll wash It » FUNTST0NES again after you leave, lie gives 500 thr (tick clean plates (or Ihe ) NfWLYWIO 0AME food, and the waller clean silver I THREE 9COMPANY I LE TS MAKE A DEAL and clean glasses He's Ihe one [ (M ) DUKES OF HAZZAA0 you sec balancing a I ray with ) (1 C) ELECTtbC COMPANY (R) IOO jMjunds of dishes on It If a M »)ID REAM 0F JIANNIE busboy m akes a m in im u m 505 wage, he's lucky Forluualely, 12 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (be wallers and waitresses do 530 share Ihclr Ups will) him. but It's I ® PEOPLE'S COURT )d M *A ‘S‘H not much. O NEWS D o n ' t gel me w r o n g : )<W) UNTAMED WORLD ) (l| MORK AND UFtOY everybody In ihe restaurant business really works hard and 535 Q AHOY QRMFTTH 3 05 It (M| WOOOY WOOOFfCXER A (I) MEATHCUFF 12:30 1:00 OAYS OF OURLIVES ALLMr CHILDREN S(Ml CXCKVANDYKE I (10) FLORIDA NOME DROWN I (II MOVIE IDS uuovit A blood donor Is good for p e o p le w h o go t h r o u g h windshields and red lights. For somebody with leukemia. For people being operated on. For barefoot kids who aren't careful. For-people who are Into fordin' and ftghttn'. For hemophiliacs and daredevils. For people un­ dergoing dlallsls w-htle we wall­ ing for a kidney transplant For people who fool around with guns. For little kids who manage to uncap a bottle of some thing poisonous. A blood donor Is good for people who have been badly burned. For new mothers who need transfusions. For new liable* who need u complete change of blood supply. For people having open-heart sur­ gery For cancer patients For people with scbe re hepaillls and uncmla. For kids who fall out of Irees or whatever. For anybody, any age with bleeding ulcers. For people who were In the wrong place at the wrong lime A blood donor Is good for I ( W l FLORiOASTYLE I (!) HEATHCLIFF Q I DREAMOF JfANNtl LETTERMAN Scheduled Hope, comedian BM Manat 11 (M) ILOVS LUCY ifi (M) 01 JOE TOM ANOJERRY (10)SESAME STREETQ Jtt>I (Ml (O INSPECTORDADOEl 0 ® LATE NIOHT WITH DAVI0 8 7:00 7:35 linghim I THE SAJNT (M)RHOOA (t) KODAK I 6:35 7:30 CD O NK1MT MEAT An tnlamatton- T SEARCHFORTOAFORROW tX <3 Y0UNQ ANO THE REST­ LESS a LOVFta (Ml BEVERLY HtlLBlLLJEl i : im ) 11TODAY 12:30 a I® NBC NEVUSAT SUNRISE (3 UORNINQ STRETCH O EYEWITNESS DAYSREAK : (M) OOOO DAY! ! NEWS I (t) JNd BARKER 630 ) NEWS CSS EARLY UORNINQ 12 FUNTIME 1205 12 PERRY MASON I 11:30 • ® COSSY SHOW Can. who at*•’> Mama to hgura out what tha tarwty haa piannad tor hM birthday. N pMaaanby aurrMad whan CMir and tha chidran gal ncaata 'or a Lana Homa eoncart ® O UAONUM. P.L Magnum mual aada through a aaa ol poetical corruption and mob tntogus at Na aftorta to hatp a Vwtnamaaa youth ■Ocala Ma lathar |R| CD O STREET HAWK AltoOaM epntaa to JatM • aid whan ■ Mow at apart tnaa to Juatlty Na own W i M halt m aaaaaawtaiton attampt g (M) DALLAS (W| WILD AMCMCA Aftar Itudytng tha grtnty. naturaaat Mar­ ly StouAw adopta a cub bom a no (D III MANNtX TN| 5:30 ® rs COUNTRY JMMY SWAOQART 0 ® TONtOHT Moat Johnny Car- Q AU. Ft THE FAMILY 12:00 0 |T) UlOOAY i O & 0 NEW* ft (Ml BEWITCHED 0 (10) THE HEART OF TNI ORAOON STARS tha NBA Rtayoftl) 7:35 W H A T GOOD IS A BLOOD DONOR? AFTERNOON I O SANTORO ANO SON B 4 SCRABBLE 1 O RYAN'SNOFf (b (101FL0RKJASTYLE _ F R ID A Y , JO / JO g (U)BORNEWHAJrr NBA BASKrTSALL Rayod 7:05 DEAR DONOR:Vou gave more than blood. You gave me an Hem (lull will |1 hope) Inspire more blood d o n o r s . Bless yo u 11:30 4:35 qw o aloauam c (Ml MOERCNOCNT NEWS (10| TODAY M TNI LEQtSLATURE O |S) ROUCC WOMAN ■ |W| NATURE WMMM MnvnaAa Mtraat ftcnsrds aiantnaa tha naw buadag hsbfli ot t»cu r ,w>oua parti ot tha wortd g 0 (1) HATTY DAYS AGAIN 1105 13 LUCY SHOW 0 CDMQHT COURT Hwrr that Id axptaai m*y ha hmad do«n a ■haatchwr^iOdan womanaIBarSa­ raC AdMdal imRattontoagraduaHonbaA 10:00 6:05 11 CATUN9 31 (M ) DOAN DAT 0:30 O {•) LAVWNE E BHMtEY IV 4:30 Tad KmgM and Undan ara atari uno a* ma»t appawancaa. •too* at mcomclaaaici g gODOUNCY (19) OMAT KAJLWAY JOUW NEYS0FTNSWOAL0 MO did o r o n c w i D E A R C O O K ; Thanks for the reminder. And may 1remind you that sometimes ihe "busboy'' Is a girt crillcally low. TONIGHT'S TV THURSDAY Dear Abby few gel hch. but if there's one exira lip to be given, remind your readers it> give It lo the busboy. SAN A N T O N IO COOK We are a C hild Trend C e rtifie d Center A m erica 's Sea l o f Q u lalty A p p ro va l " C om m unity S a fe ty P rog ram s • Balloons • C low ns • C hildren ’s A rt F estiv a l • R e fre sh m e n ts • Fin gerprin tin g “ • Parents • Find Out What'a flew In Child Ciref A G E S 2 Y R S . • T2 Y R S . 2 S 3A E L M A V E . 3 1 3 - S 9 4 T SANFORD Our Gift For Mom FREE HANDBAG W ith Any Dress or Suit Purchased! ALL SUITS UP TO 72 PRICE OFF! • S T R IP E S • SO LID S • S H O R T OR LONQ S L E E V E JA C K E S T • G A B A R D IN ES A LIN EN S -Sec Our l-urnr Selection Of While Dresses fo r Mom At Our Low Reduced Prlcea JUNIOR PETITES MISSY LAROE V> SI2ES - Woman's f Club Sets Social SALE - S A L E - SALE - SALE - SALE - SALE - S A L E - SALE ■ v SALE STARTS THURSDAY : S A N F O R D - 2 9 9 4 O R L A N D O DR. COUPON GOOD THRU SATURDAY 5/11/85 Z A Y R E P L A Z A A T A IR P O R T BLVD. co u p o n C^ 0H I __________ The Woman's Club of Sanford will hold the annual Spring S o cia l, a d in n e r-d a n c e for members and their guests, at the newly opened Gaslight Supper Club (formerly Mr. P's). Friday, May 10, beginning at 7 p.m. For Information and reserva­ tions. rail Em y Bill. 323-7620. OUR GIFT FOR MOM! FREE CARNATION WITH ANY PURCHASE lUtuirr Valuta On Ik-Urr Quality Slim & SaA4y/ ZtCfft* & Setter 212 E. Flrtl SI Downtown Stnlotd Sl/tS IM / M 'iv jv * NOM. SAT. V; JO V 10 ^0 ^ s| IT ’S ONLY NATURAL TO PROTECT YOUR FAM ILY. A tnolhrr fun uses her keen senses to provide food, shelter, and security tor her young ones. She hsa a natural Inadnl lor protrc-ilon. K EN K E R N TR ANSM ISSIO N ENTIRE STOCK M anuel 'S L ittle M exico • S t r ip , i* a natural way lo Insure you and your family of ripen A reliable service for less |||. KKN K K K N , The INulurtil Choice For Your 2200 8. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD SPECIAL M R iS j i ' coupon _ PATTERNS FRI I p m -S p m UM IT 2 WITH A N T FABRIC PURCHASE) b to ft RATA TWIN Yd. wnw COUPON 0 * i t ♦ i 1 *> o W Length r r r i * ^ • fc a / . | r2 F k )y d T h »a tre «| IfNGTHS MATCHABUS W ITH THIS COUPON T ra n sm issio n “REAL TEX-MEX COOKING" BIKINI 2-WIY STRETCH LYCRA PRICE 5 .9 5 y 217 noi 4 > KEN KERN TRANSM ISSI0 3 2 3 -3 0 4 0 IA»1 -S A L E -S A L E -S A L E - S A L E -S A L E -S A L E -S A L E - SALE - Needs 500 Lzurtl Ave., Sanford FREE TOWlKti WITH MAJOR MRS �4ft—Evening Heritd, Sanford, FI. Thuridiy, May », m i LunnKrzewinski Vows Spoken Seminole High 55th Class Reunion The 1930 class of Seminole High School met for the 551h reunion at the Holiday Inn, Sanford Marina, for a festive dinner and nostalgic get together. There were 84 grad uales In the class, according to Nellie C o l e m a n of S a n f o r d , w i t h s e v e r a l classmates attending from out of state. "We had a good tim e ," M rs. Coleman said. 4-H Council Elects Officers Seminole County 4-H Council circled officers for 1(185-80 nl Itir final council meeting for 1985. Th e County Council helps plan county wide activities arid promote* the 4-H Program Delegate* from each 411 d u ll In the county are elected to serve a* their ctub'* representatives on the Council. Tlte following were elrcled to v r v r as next year's coucll officers: president — Barbara Ann Bucclno — Longwrxxl. vice president — Wesley Nunnery — Chuluota; secretary — Melissa Henry — 1Xingwood; treasurer — Allison Wallace — Sanford: delegate — Jamie Hojanowskl — San­ ford; and Alternate Delegate — Tiffany Wallace — Sanford. These officer* will lx- Installed at the Annual 4-H Achievement Itampiet held In October. Sally Allen Lunn. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Lunn of Highland Calif., and Robert A n ­ thony Krzewinski. Ann Arbor, Mich., son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krzewinski. Fremont. Ohio, were married April 27. Th e Rev. William Neumann officiated ui the ceremony at St. P a u l's C a th o lic C h u rc h In Daytona Beach and the Rev. Robert Owens, a retired minster, conducted the outdoor ceremony that followed In Ormond Memo­ rial Cardens. Ormond Bearh. The bride wore a street length dress of champagne crepe with a lace yoke and lace ruffle on the long sleeves. She carried a txmqurt of silk lilies and baby's breath. The attendants were Joseph Krzewinski J r of Virginia Beach, Va.. brother of the groom, best man. and Leslie Underwood, South Daytona Beach, brides­ maid. A reception was held at the M r. and Mrs. Robert Anthony Krzewinski Unitarian S ocie ty b uilding. Ormond Bearh. following the ceremony. The groom is a pilot for Simmon* Airlines In Michigan, The bride recently completed her nurse's training at Daytona Beach Community College The y will be making their home in Ann Arbor, The bride Is a former resident of Casselberry and her father Is a former Casselberry city connoilman. MOTH E R S --D A Y--SA LE __________________________________________ M A Y 1 0 . 11. 1 2 Sanford Sem inole Art Association Sh a * /S>v tS* ^ & SANFORD PLAZA ^ as* “Where g o o d things Happen.M onday - Saturday 10 •9. Sundays from 12:30 - 5:30 General Nutrition Centers jL ^ M O THER S IH Y W Restaurant SAVIYG SPREE 9th Anniversary Celebration • Ib lM F llb t i Of COOMMftt U M l t l l ) fO fMlf M | ACM ftMMS »• m IrV IT A M IN S 7 *•HO j r. LB i IIM ZINC no n r FOOD*ITSMl Thunk Io n F o r Y o u r K in d Support! tl 1 4 9 c. pi GARLIC -- AltT 1K • *FA>» 69- J U IU ftHlMFM f ft~ V M>M |OO ftiM ••1*4D 1 i f 1i**1•* UP I I I * COMF111'tftic.iHHnwi tWI'M IHI* m IW M 1 9 9 r . 79'. rfMMM * ! 9? MOIIN ,.• #*• 1 »■ » lU H IN It ASTIN ciV !* * ...h.112 MMiMIMIfl totiON I e. t l 4« i I 1W II in i w va j no pit U DUlOMI11tONI MlAt V 79 . ir . 69'. J V » IJ M NtRI ft A Hong >j± Kong Tiiil w a•. *t m INI . 2 5 . S T fi. W adUHe fti'Hw** MIIIMf fMU« TUNA :-79j_. :.» 5* ***e*i • -mm M , «Wi tonoH iunoT* MM : XICM ^ 59;. is 29;. WM Secret Discount Sale! 10%, 20%, or 30%Off Everything You Buy! nm S p e c ia l M o t h e r 's ’ D a y D in n e r from * 4 t 9 5 Try O u r Seafood and Light Special* Now Lunch Specials At 1976 Prices •Including Sale Items! MH | M U M . SOME LOCATIONS MAY BE TEMPORARILY" OUT OF STOCK, IF SO. RAINCHECKS WILL BE GLADLY ISSUED. Just ask for your discount card when you enter the store! Limited Time Only! D ress up for Mom on Her Day! fo all • Suits • Sportcoats ' • Dress Shirts ; • Ties • Casual Wear • Jeans • Accessories Sinford Plan 323 7754 Show Mom you love * her in a way she'll remember. * • ry.i * "THotfoi & 'Day SfteccetiU i EARINGS! EARINGS! 1 EARINGS! Values to $ 5.00 l M OW BUY 1 GET 1 FREE $ 1 OO T h u kfcxhrf • Day, g l«r h rf a memory Utr U alway* im a u n a hug and a mutual |ttvlln | ra id Imm Hallmark Every tune the nprna your card, •he will hear a aperta] ■un| I'hutwr boni ■eteral tatvudtr melodies ,7 00 each ONLY J. Lmmwmmmwmmmftm THIS A D _ _ _ _ J Muik.it w s r i -Ifatt BdNFORDl PLdZd "W here Good Thing* Happen" Munday-Sulurday 10-9 Sundays From 12:30-5.30 ■ J | o f S a n fo rd I S 3 Sanford P la n o 322-9091 h m S T M T I ZlAuti & Sho-fi 322*6982 PLAZA SQUARE "O n e O f T h e L a rg e st U n ilm u rk S h o p s In T h e S o u t h e a s t ." * REST BRANDS! * BEST PRICES! ★ REST PUCE TO SHOP! �• t Evening Herald. Sanford, El. Director Reviews Future Of Libraries In County Jean F Hhcln. Srmlnolc Counly Public Library' System Director and guest speaker at the May luncheon meeting of the Sanford Woman's Club, gave members a comprehensive overview of current and prospective library facilities In Seminole County. In October of 1978, when Ms Rhein began working with the Seminole Cunty library system, Sanford was contracting for services from the Orange County library system. After years of planning directed toward construction of new libraries and overall expansion of library services, the voters. In 1982, approved a B7 million dollar construction program. New libraries will be built In Casselberry. Oviedo. Forest City. Lake Mary and Sanford. It was originally planned to expand the existing Sanford Public Library. Ms. Rhein said, but when the opportunity arose to purchase the land behind the library, the plans werr changed to Include construction of a new building over twice the sire of the present library. There will be greater sealing capacity, a more functional children’s area, more materials and an 800 »q. ft auditorium for meetings of various kinds. The services will remain much the same with an expanded stall, she udded The present Sanford library will be used for processing books and for technical services compatible with a centralized county system. A two-phase construction progrum is scheduled to Thursday, May f, IMS— IB begin In Sanford in February. 1986 Completion date Is scheduled for January of 1897. Ms. Rhein told club members that, as fre­ quently happens, the new library will have adequate materials and space The only thing that may be lacking Is operating money, she said. Only If enough people express a need for expanded library services will the money be forth coming Libraries have low priority for funding Automation Is expensive but Is absolutely necessary If the county Is to receive the desired quality services and keep up with the current and projected population explosion Five years ago 9.000 people a month used the Sanford Library. Today, that number has Jumped to between 15.000 to 18,000 per month. Fifty thousand people every 28 days u.se th two county libraries and the bookmobile Ms. Rhein told the clubwomen that library services In Seminole County arc not considered ■quality." Consistency In funding will be needed to achieve this goal. Ms. Rhein again em p h a sized the Importance of making the desire for quality services known to county commissioners and expressed her appreciation of the continuing support the library program has received from Commissioner Bill KlrchofT. The regular business meeting was conducted by Ann Brtsson. president. Pat Foster introduced two new members: Roxle Bowman and Gall Smith— K ate Nash HartM Sanford Woman's Club president Ann Brisson, from left, Hazel Cash, chairman of the club's Public Affairs Department, and guest speaker Jean F club program. by Twnmr Vlacwrt Rhein participate In M O T H E R S * *D A Y * * S A L E j____________________ M A Y 1 0 , 1 1. 12___________________________________________ ^ Sanford Sem inole Art Association Show • May 11 » 10 am -4 pin S A N FO RD PLAZA "Where g oo d things H a p p e n ." M onday - Saturday t ) -9 . Sundays from 12:30 - 5:30 HAIR-A-R ANGERS UNIUX SALON IN SANFMIO rVAZA f 322-0580 FO TO M AT^ t . is tw the M ini Nays’ I lo w her COUPON GO O D THRU 5 30-M S A N FO R D PLAZA *10,00 O F F A N Y REDKEN PERM W IT H C H A R L O T T E , A M A N O A OR SHAR ON ONLY m m • It tor the Onh on* (G I Love .. TV fl . . . ts lor mj Mother that I cherish Mother’s Day Gift Certificates Available ^ PUT THEM AU TOGETHER THEY MERE... m eR Le n o R fT w r lh, Flirt In th* Cuttom I V i SHARON MOSELY IS BACK AND WELCOMES ALL HER FORMER CLIENTS TO STOP BY OR CALL PERMANENT WAVES PERMANENT TIME SAVERS Creative Curl* perm from Redken. We like II becauee It’s gentle to your heir. You’/l love It lor lie long-laetlng curl and stylish flexibility. So give ue a call toon, and let Creative Curl eav« you time, permanently! &REDKEN PRESCRIPTION CENTER When Dropping Off Any Color Print Roll Present This Coupon For Your 1/2 Off The Developing Cost. Not Valid In Conjunction With Any Other Offer. J NASSAU m i 4 Out B l e n d Freni: ’ 2M»~ 3 Dey», A ‘3t5MFer 4 Days, per person Semen Rato. April 15-Joe 3,1M5 HAN YOU* SUK* CRUISE NOW! Lim it O n e Roll Per C ou p on CON TACT JOYCE /$ ?-/ 7 'u iv e l H urry Offer Expires 6-3-85 323-2280 iedman's PIT ANIMAL •farts * Ombre Roee and •Caarglt* Fine Jewelry Ires: • Katrina • Magda K • 0 • tiger Breebr' • NeHs $10-$12-polished *GiH Certificates Ami •free Gift Wnpping • Non opening 9 00 a m on Saturdays' fy Sanlord Plaza • H*r 17 97 • 323-2631 1 mm ftT lim w i4 Secret Discount 10 Gal. Aquarium 9 9 ” JW lA Sale! Htmmry *.*4, 1 0 0/° t o 5 0 0/0O f f ! FLEA S NO M ORE! Wo Have The Cure Lyfe Lyne tuuo-a$75° U * «» f ta t •^— PET AUIUAI S«*F0»«AIA ANIMAL 3 1 *4 *3 9 Card When You Enter the Store! Limited Time Only! Iried m an ’s Plain - ‘Including Sale Items! f t KII IIV W V \ VM M « I V H M il l MOWN VI l 1)1 M ~] r 1 -V Sanford IftL Everything You Buy! *. J9 -JS & L SUPPLY •Ail Estef' Lauder fragimet • Slice Of Savings! Parakeet Special Cage A Supplies CO * ChooM fine trigrancn; iMOGLE JEWELERS MOTHER'S DAY BARGAINS g S .* " * ,1 •Oscar •Opium • Night Super CrWee Te CHARLOTTE SNYDER SALON DIV1LOPING YOUR MOTHER'S DAY HEADQUARTERS FOR ONE-OF A KIND FASHIONS A DESIGNED JEWELRY! \ SEHT1 VOGUE m VISA LUw Cfw gi An» PLdZd "Where Good Thing* Happen' Monday - Saturday 10-9, Sunday* from 12:30-5:30 I �* B - E v » n i n g H e r a ld , S a n fo rd . F I House Splits Over A id To Black Businesses T A L L A H A S S E E (Iff’l) — The House has spill along party lines over a proposal that w o u ld g lv r b la c k ow ned s m a ll bust* nesses special help In com peting for state contracts. At Issue during floor debate Wednesday was I he prnjmsed Small and M in o r it y b u s in e s s Assistance Act of 1985 (Hit I20f>| which would In part create a special panel to help black* owned business com­ pete for stale contracts. House D e m o cra ts defended the panel as u w ay to lirlp blacks overeome years of tils* i rlmlnitJon. Hut His­ panic members con­ tended tl favors one m inority group over others. On a partisan ■lfl-07 vote, the House rejected an a m e n d ­ ment by Hep. Rodolfo Garcia. H-llluleah. that Commerce Committee chairwom an lleverly Hurnsed. I> Lakeland, s a id w o u l d h a v r “ totally gutted" the entire bill A filial vote on the bill could come next week The hill would give all small and minori­ ty owned businesses sfieclal consideration In bidding for stale con­ tracts. However, I he measure would also create a Illark Huslncs* Advisory Hoard with (Hi m illio n In seed money to help qualified black b u s in e s s e s secure private loans and pool th e ir re ­ sources on projects. No sla te a g e n c y would Is- required to set minority quotas In a w a rd in g contracts. Rather, they w ould ■’endeavor" to reserve ir> percent of their i outracU (or small amt m t n n r t lv Im n ln rw w h Oil a 110 2 vole, the House quickly pusxed a inuch debated hill to stop unopposed can­ didates from collecting ca m p a ig n c o n trib u ­ tions — Just one day alter a Republican bid to tack on an amend­ m ent lim iting ca m ­ paign co n trib utio n s prompted a 00-ntliiutc haggling I m i i i I with the m a jo rity parly that ended in h GOP defeat. Heps. Pete Dunbar. It-Crystal Reach, ami To m Woodrulf, H-St. Petersburg, cast the d i s s e n t i n g vot es. Dunbar bad s|Minsored In a 11 the doomed bid io Hum campaign con­ tributions la $250 — Instead ol the current S I.<)<x) — am) another Ill-fated proposal to dose campaign chests in n | ti t a t n c d h y legislative party Iradcm. Th e House a ls o de­ bated and scheduled Dual votes on: III! 341, which w o u ld Increase (he ininltmim $25 value of contributions and gifts elected oHIclals arc required to rrpoit in $ I0 (). and I i i i |h i s c a $5,000 line on olllclals w ho tall to lllr lliianctal disclosure reports: - Hit 844. which would make political ca nd ida tes who Hr . i I m i u I llielr op|ionrnts subject to 5 years in pttsnn or a $5,000 fine It the slurred candidate could prove ihr state­ ment was Intentionally false. Th u rs d a y . M ay », 1 «S Legal Notice le g a l Notice le g a l Notice FIC TITIO U S N * M ( C IT Y OF SAN FO R O . FLO R ID A N O T IC E T O T H E PUBLIC Not it a It hereby given met tba Board of Ad|uttm*nl of lb* City Ot Senford wtll bold a regular mooting on May Ik. INS in lb* City Hall at II N A M in order 10 consider a request tor a variant* Mi tha Toning Ordi none* at If pertain* to rta r yard setback requirements in a MR I ditlrlet In Lat 44. Hidden Lake Villa*. Phare IV Being mor* tpaciflcaily da ter'bed at located H I Water Oek Drive Planned ut* ok tbo property It for a room addition B L Pert in* Chairman Board Ol Adluttmonl A D V IC E T O TH E P U B LIC If a per tor decide* to eppael a decision made with rotpecl to *ny matter considered *f in* obovo mooting or hearing, h* m*y need a verbatim record ot the proceedings Including the •etllmony and avldanca. which record It not provided by th* City ol Sanlord (F llM O tO S I Publitb M ay*. IT. INS DEF kS Sc-it* I* hereby given rs*l I HI b u i n t l l *« 300 L o n e s o m e P in * D r i v e , Longwood. Seminole County. Florid* ITT to under- IS* ficfmout n * m # el A R T I S T I C A W A K E N IN O S . end S ill w* intend I* i* g n s r m i * n*me wito IS* Clark ol IS* Ctrcutl Court. Saminoi# County. Florid* in accordance with IS* pro vition* ol IS* Fictitious Mom# Statutes. To w lt Set lion M l I I Florida Statutes IWT /I/O Jan* Idler Publito May *. t. It. J i is* I DEF 4 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E N IN T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N O F O R S EM INO LE C O U N T T . FL O R ID A P R O B ATE D IVIS IO N F IL E NO tS M l CP In Mr Guardianship ol JE F F R E Y S BUSKE. a minor FO R M AL N O TIC E S T P U B LIC A TIO N TO Mr Marty Burr* Residence Unknown y o u ARE N O T IF IE D mat Fatlllon lor Appointment of Guardian and Petition lor Ap provrl ol SatHomanl of P r -w x r i Iniurr Claim hev* boon Mad in IM i Court and you aro required to III# your wrltton defenses to m* Prlltioni with Ih# Clerk ol Ihil Court and to u r n o copy lhatpof no tator man June ). IMS. on Petil.one* s attornoy. whose nama and address It Loult C Bouchard, Esquire. kS Weil Washington Slrrat, Or landa. Florida 13101 II you tall to do io ludpomonl may bo on lor ad in duo tourM upon Is* P rill ion* W ITNESS my hand and th* taal ot m u Court On Ibo alb day of May in s (S E A L ) DAVID N B F R R IE N As Clerk ol lb* Court By B rttyM C a p p i. Deputy Clrrk F in i publication or polling on May ItS. INS Publitb May t 14. 11, M, INS DEF U C IT Y OF SANFORO. F L O R ID A N O TIC E TO TH E P U B U C t Not lea (thereby glvan tbal lb# Board ot Adluktmant ol lb* City ol Sanford will bold a rogular mauling on Mar Ik INS In Ibo City Hall al II M A M In ordar Io tontldor o request lor a variant# In tba Toning O d l none# at il portaint Io front m d lido yard setback requirements in a Ml I (fu lfill In All H a il W*0 If ol N 111 ] II and I n i Iba W OOlt ol tba S 1)1 J It and rallrod NOW ) Blk 1 T t l J . E R Traffordi map ot lha Town ol Sanlord. according to In* plat at roc or dod In PB I. PGs*l A l l Bring mor* tpoclllcally d* K ille d *| located T il W 3rd Slrool Planned ut# ot tbo property I* tor a wartbout* B L Prrklnt, Chairman Board ot Ad|uttmonl A D V IC E TO THE P U B L IC II o pur ton doddot to oppual a doc 11ton mado wilb ratpacl to any malior consider *cf #1 tba A m mooting or boorlng. b* may nrod a verbatim record ol tbo procoodingt Including tba foitlmony and evidence. which record It not provided by tba City of Sanford iFSiakOIOki Publitb May F. 30 INS D E I r* IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T OF TH E IIT M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N T T , FLO R ID A CASE NO 41 # W CA Ok P IN R E Tba M a rr la g a ol S A N D R A M IL L E R SH EPHERD Petition*' Wile and R O BER T DEAN SH EPHER D. R *tpcndrni /It utband N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO R O B E R T DEAN SH EPHER O Addrort Unknown VOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Ibal a Patlllon tor Dlttolullon ol Marriaga bat b**n Hied ogalntl you. and tbal you arc required to torv* a copy at your Mreport* or Pleading to lha Patlllon upon Ibo Poll •toner’* attorney. M A R V IN L B E A M A N JR M A R V IN L B E A M A N JR . P A , *01 N Wymore Road al Winlar Park Florida lift* last, and lilt Ihr original Mreport* or Pleading In lb* oilier of Ibo Clerk ot Ift* Circuit Court, on or tielore Ibo 10th da( ot Juna A D . INS It you tail to do to. a Dataull Judgment will b* taken ogalntl you tor tbo relief demanded In tbo Petition Doted al Sanlord Samlnoto County. Florida Ihi* ttb day ol May IN I. A 0 D A V ID N B ER R IE N C L E R K OF THE C IR C U IT COURT By JaanBrlllrnl Publitb M ay» 14. IV » . IN I D E F II IN TH E C IR C U IT CO URT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H 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 T Y . F L O R ID A CASE NO 4S *H T CA *t 0 F IR S T S T A T E SAVINGS AND LOAN A S S O C IA TIO N OF O R LA N D O Plaintiff, vt JAY L B R E G A N D and CAROL A B R E G A N D . bit wit* end tb e U N IT E O S T A T E S OF A M E R IC A . Defendanti N O T IC E OF SALE Nollca it given that pursuant to tbo Final Judgment entered tba Mlb day ol April. INS. lb Civil Action No IS OUT C A 0*G. ot the C ircu it Court of tba Elgbtoantb Judicial Circuit. In and lor S a m ln o lo C o u n ty , F lo rid a , in w h ich J A Y L B R E G A N D and C A R O L A B R EG AN D . bit wifo. and tba U N I T E O S T A T E S OF AM ER IC A era Delendanlt and FIR ST S T A T E SAVINGS ANO LOAN A S S O C IA TIO N OF OR LANDO it th* Plalntllt. I will tall to tha highest end betbidder tor cath In the lobby ol lb# W rit door ot tba Courthouse in Senford. Seminole County, Florid* el 11 M o m on lb* Jbth dey of Mey, INS. tbo following detcribod reel property tel forth In Ibo Final Judgment Lot in . M A N D A R IN SEC TION T H R E E , according to lb* plel thereof a t recorded In Plat Book 11. Pegee It and It. Public Record* of Sominola County. Florida IS E A U D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk ol Circuit Court By Belly B Colbart At Deputy Clerk Pubiuetlon ot this Notice on May I end t. I N I DEFt IN n i l C IR C U IT C O UR T OF TH E E I0 H T E E N TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , F L O R ID A C A S IN O t S U M C A *4 0 IN RE TH E M A R R IA O I OF TH O M A S L E E M A B ER IN P* III loner Husband and M A R Y A IE N E M A B E R IN Respondent Wil* NO TIC E OF A C TIO N TO M ARY A L I N E M A B ER IN RoutoSPO Bee II* Detroll lakae. M N U U I YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Ihet a Patlllon tor Modification h a t boon lllod againil you and you aro r* quirod to serve * copy ol you' w t llten defenses II any, to it on N A N C Y F A L L E Y . E S Q U IR E . Petllloner/Husband’• altornty. whose eddress is F R E E M A N . E A TO N , F O U N T A IN A A L L E Y . Post Office Bot N . Altamonte Springs. Florid*. nilSOOre. on or tel or# June II. INS. end til* ib* original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Husband s attorney or Im mediately Ibereettor otherwise t default will be entered agalntl you tor the rellet demanded In ib* Pelillen W ITNESS my band and Ib* seel ot Ihlt Court on -hit 4 day ol May l*U (S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark ol tba Circuit Court By /*/ Cheryl R Franklin A t Deputy Clark Publish May ». I*. I I IO. INS D E F k» C IT Y OF SANFORO. F L O R IO A N O TIC E T O T H E P U B L IC Nolle* it hereby given that tba Roa'd ol Adlvtiment ol tba City ol Sanlord will bold a regular mealing on May Jk. INS In Iba City Hall al II 10 A M In order to consider a requett tor * variance in the Zoning Ordi nance *t H pertain* to tida yard settled requirement* In a SR I district in lo t SI. Gtovtviow Village. Ind Addn . PB It P G t I A * Being mors specifically da s c r i b e d e t lo c a t e d 111 Grove wood Asenuo Planned use ol tba property It tor a ting1* family residence 11 L Per klnt. Chairman Boar d ol Adluttmonl ADVICE TO TH E P U B L IC It a parson doc toot to appeal a decision mod* with rotpecl to any metier considered al to* above mooting or hearing ho may need a verbatim record ot the procoodingt Including to* •otlimany and avldanca. which toesrd I* n*t provided by tba City ol Sanlord IF S N a D IM I Publitb May* 10 I N I D E F ea C IT Y O F SANFORD. FLO R IO A N O TIC E T O IH E PUBLIC: None* t hereby glvon that to* Baa'd ot Adluttment at to* City Ot Sanford will held a ragwlar meeting an May Jk. INS In tba City H*n at tl H A M In order to consider a request Tor a varianc* Ml to* Zoning Ortfi nance a t II portents to minimum required tot area Ms a SR I dittrlcl In Late l i t . 111. eio A ell. Woodruff s Subd PB J PG*k Bamg mgr* tpacibcaiiy de scribed at tocattd MOT. MOI. MO* A M N Myrtle Ay* plenned ut* *f to* property It tor a tings* family residence B L Perkin*, Chairmen Board ol Adjustment A D V IC E TO TH E P U B LIC If a per ton decides to appeal * decision mad* with respect to any metier considered at to# above meeting ov bearing he may need * verbatim record at the proceedings including to* testimony end evidence which record It not provided by Itw City of Sanlord IFSIM OIOSI Publitb Akey ? » . INS D E F kT N O TIC E OF A P U B LIC H E A R IN G T O CONSID ER T H E A D O P TIO N OF AN O R D IN A N C E B T T H E C IT Y O F SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A No-lce it bertby glvan thtt a Public Hearing will be held at to* Comm its ion Room In th# City Hall in to* City 0« Sanlord Florida. *• I 00 oclock P M on May I], IN S to consider Its* adoption ot an ordinanc* by th* City ot Sanlord Florida, at lot low* O R D IN A N C E NO 13*4 AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH e C I T Y OF S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A , TO A N N E X W I T H I N T H E C O R P O R A TE A R E A OF T H E C IT Y OF SANFO R D. F L O R ID A . UPON A D O P TIO N OF SAID ORDI N A N C E . A P O R TIO N OF TH E P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G E A S T O F AND A B U T T IN G U S IT »1 AM D S O U T H O F C O L L IN S D R I V E ; S A ID P R O P E R T Y B E I N G S I T U A T E D IN SEMI NOLE COUNTY. F L O R ID 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 I O N P R O V IS IO N S OF S E C T IO N IM Wk. FLO R ID A S T A T U T E S , P R O V ID IN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y . CO N FLICTS. A N O E F F E C T I V E D A TE W H E R E A S , Ihere bat bean Iliad with the City Clerk ot Ib* City ol Sanford. Florida, a petition containing to* name* of th# property pwnert Mt Ib* art* described hereinafter request ing enneaalton to to* corporal* area ol tbo City of Sanford Florida, and requeuing to be included therein end W H E R E A S . Ih* P rop erly Appraiser ol Samlnolo County. Florid*, having certified toe I there It on* company owned peccol In Ib* *r** to be enneaed. end tort teid company president has signed th* Potltlon lor Annoaallon, and W H ER E A S . II bat been dt lormirvod that th# proparty dt I C T l b e d h e r e i n a f t e r It reasonably camped and con liguout to tba corporal* areas ol to* City pi Sanlord. Ftorld*. end tbel Ib* enneeallpn ol told properly will not result In th* rroetionol an enclave, end W H ER E A S , the City ok Sen lord Florid*. It In e potllton to provide municipal service* to th* property described herein, and lb* City Commission ok to* City ol Sanford. Florid* deems H In Ib* best interesi ol lb* City to accept t*ld petition end to ennee said property NOW T H E R E F O R E BE IT E N A C T E D BY TH E P E O P LE OF TH E C IT Y O F SANFO R D FLO R IO A S E C TIO N I That lb* pro party described below situated In Seminole County. Florid*, be and to* tame I* hereby annavad to and mad* a pan of to* City el Sanlord. Florida, pursuant to tbo voluntary annotation pro yislons ot S tc llo n IM Okk. F lor Ida Statutes the South Ito toot ol the North t it !*tl ol the M E 1, ot the SW't of Section Ik. Township 10 South. R ang* }> E a t l , S om ino la County. Florida, lying East ol Stale Road IS A *00 S E C TIO N I Tbal upon toll Ordinanc* becoming effective the properly owner* and any reside*I on tbo properly d* scribed herein shall be entitled to til to* rights and privileges and Immunities et are Irom lime to lima granted to foil denis and property owners ol Ib* City ol Sanlord. Florid*, et further provided In Chapter III. Florida Statutes, and shall lurtbar be tubferl to to# ra sponsiklMliet ol rotidtnc* or ownership at may Irom tlm* to llm* be determ ined by Ibe governing authority el the City ot Sanlord. Florida, and to* provitiam ok said Chapter III. F lor Ida Statutes S ECTIO N 1 II any section or portion at a taction ol this ordinanc* prove* to be Invalid unlawful, or uncantlituttonal II shall net be held to Impair to* validity, tort* or ettoct ok any other taction or pari al ton Legal Notice ty to be heard at saw hearing By order ot tba City Com mission ok toe City ol Sanlord F lor Ida A D V IC E T O T H E P U B LIC II a person dec .dr* to appeal a decision made with respect to any matter considered at th* above meeting or bearing, be m ay need a verbatim record of th* proceedings. Including to* testimony and evidence, which record n not provided by to* Cttyot Sanlord (F S IM H O S ) M N Tam m. Jr Ctty Clerk Publitb April II. is. May |, f, record It not provided by to* City of Sanford (FS lM O lO S ) M N Tamm. Jr IMS D E C 114 n o tk 'io f A ~ P U B LIC H EAR IN G TO CONSIDER T H E ADO P TIO N OF A N O R D IN A N C E B T TH E C IT Y O F SANFO R D. FLO R IO A Nolle* it bertby given Ihet a Public Hearing wtll be held al tba Commission Room In Ib* City Hall in to# City ti Sanford Florida, al I DOo'clock P M on May 11. IMS. to cons.dor to* adoption ot an ordinance by to* City of Sanford. Florida, as follows O R D IN A N C E NO I/rt A N O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C I T Y OF S A N F O R D . F L O R I D A . TO A N N E X W IT H IN T H E C O R P O R A TE A R E A O F T H E C IT V OF S A H F O R D FLO R ID A. UPON A O O P TIO N OF SAID O R D I N AN C E A POR TIO N OF TH E P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G S O U TH OF B I E D E R A V E N U E E X TE N D E D W ESTER LY, N O R TH OF ANO A B U T T IN G C R *V AND EAST OF AN D A B U T T I N G F R E N C H A V E N U E . SAID P R O P E R TY B E I N G S I T U A T E D IN S E MI NOLE COUNTY. F L O 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 I O N PR O VISIO N S O F S E C T IO N III 0*4. FLO R IO A S T A T U T E S ! PR O VIDIN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y , CO N FLICTS, A N D E F F E C T I V E O A TE W H ER E A S , there bet been Hied with to* City Clerk ok to* C lly of Sanford. Florida, a petition containing tot names ok to* property owners In to* area described hereinafter request ing enneiefion to to* corporate are* of th* City pi Sanford. Florida and requesting to be Included therein end W H E R E A S , the Property Appraiser of Seminal* County. Florida, having certified that there are two property owners in to* ere* to be anneeed. and Ibal said property owners have signed th* Petition tor Anneie Itoni and W H E R E A S . It has been de termined tool th* property do s c rib e d h e re in a f te r I t leatonably compact and con liguout to to* corporal* areas of Ib* City of Sanford. Florida, and II bat lurtbar been determined Ibal tba anna vet Ion of said properly will no* result In to# ireellon of an enclave, and W H E R E A S to* City of San lord Florida. Is In a potllton to provida municipal services to ib* property described herein, end the City Commission of to* City ok Sanlord, Florida deems il In too bell interest ot to* Clly to accept said petition and to ennee said property NOW, T H IR E F O N F .. BE IT E N A C T E D B Y TH E PEO P LE OF TH E C IT Y OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A S E C T IO N I Tbal to* pro party described below situated In Seminole County. F lor id* bo and th* tame Is hereby anneied to end mad* * pari of tbo City ol Sanford, Florida, pursuant to in* voluntary annoaallon pro visions ot S tc llo n I I I Okk. Florida Statutes AM of Brentwood Grove. Blk A Plat Book J. Pag* t l Loft I thru 10. *0 thru f! Hess fk and f|> and 111 thru III. Brentwood Add to Sanford, Plel Book k. Peg* k). Public Records ol Semi nolo County. F lor Ida S E C TIO N 1 That upon tolt ordinanc* becoming eltectlv*. •be property owners end any resident on to# property de scribed herein shell be enlllled to ell th* rights and privileges and immunities *s art Irom time to Urn# granted to reel denis and properly owners ot the City ol Sanlord. Florida, al lurtbar provided In Chaptor III, F ie n d # Statutes, and shall further bo tub|*ct to lb* re ipontibillttos ol residence or own*'ship os may Irom llm* to lim t be determined by the governing authority et to* City ol Senlard. Florida and to* provisions ol told Chapter IH . Florida Slelutot S E C T IO N ] II any taction or portion ol a taction ot tbit ordinanc* proves to be Mivtltd. unlawful or unconstitutional. II shall not b* bold to Impolr too validity, lore* or tltoct ot *by other section or port et this ordinance S E C TIO N k That all erdi nances or parts ot ordinances In conlllct herewith be and the same are hereby revoked S E C TIO N S Tbel tbit ordi nencs shall bocam* ottocllvs Immediately upon Its passage end adoption A copy shell be available at Ibo ottic# of th* City Clerk tor all persons desiring to asamine DfdlfUfKfl S ECTIO N 4 Thai all ordi nances or parti ol or*inane#« In conlllct herewith be and to* tarn* ere hereby revoked S ECTIO N S Thai ton ordi nence shall become eftoclivo Immediately upon Ito passage «90fzTian A copy shell be available al to* CHhc* ol to* City Clerk tor all persons del,ring la aeamine Ih* same All perliee Mi interest end cation* shall have an opportuni D o o n e sb u ry you m o m m u e . A rm A u im m .is u c A t n s u n nc 0 * * .Y € W M M U Legal Notice All porttes In interest end c linens shell hoy* an apportion ty to be hoard at said boorlng By order ok to* City Com mission ok too City *t Sanlord Florid* A D V IC E T O TH E P U B LIC ; II o person decides to appeal a decision mode with respect to eny matter considered at Iba ebuv* mooting or bearing be may need a verbatim record Ot fh* proceedings including Ib* tostimany and evidence, which BY GARRY TRUDEAU m i MeABOUT(T, AIM I O&ePONtT ADA lfM lIC fltW M A A MIAMfAtrMtBML fCMe>ANPIKi AH>1*6IMSHASTOft j a, NO' H iM xxrio a m A a i t2 £ rtXj lAJIA M &JT A CCMtMBMttMXSAO HUUUft fAAAOt, ThtMOKKS' FOANYACM6 A & x fa u ts e . MAN 60H6CX. \ m. Guvs' M UBFh KALL1 GOT A P A M P e' City Clerk Publish April II. 1). May MBS D E E 111 N O TIC E O F A P U B LIC H E A R IN G TO CONSIDER TN C A D O P TIO N OF A N O R D IN A N C E B Y TN E C IT Y O F SANFORD. F L O B ID A . Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held at to* Commission Room Ms too City Hall in to* City et Sanford Florida, at I 04 o clock P M an May 3« IMS. to consider toe adoption ok an ordinance by th* City ol Sanford. Florida, at Feiiows O R D IN AN CE N O lH k AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C I T V OF S A N F O R D . FLORI DA. TO ANNEX W IT H IN TH E C O R P O R A TE A R E A OF TH E C IT Y OF SAN FO R O . FLO R ID A . UP O N A D O P TIO N O F SAIO O R D I N A N C E . A P O R TIO N OF T H A T C E R T A IN P R O P E R TY L Y IN O E A S T O F AND A B U T T IN G U S IT *1 AN O NORTH O F L A K E M A R Y B O U L E V A R D E X TEN D E D EA STER LY! S A ID P R O P E R T Y B E IN G S I T U A T E D IN S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A . IN AC C O R D AN C E W ITH T H E VO L U N T A R V A N N E X A T IO N P R O V IS IO N S O F S E C T IO N IH 1144. FLO R ID A S T A T U T E S . P R O V I D I N G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N F L IC TS . A N O E F F E C T IV E O A TE W H ER E A S . Itwr* has bean lllod with too City Clerk ot to* C ity of Sanford. Flo rida. * potllton containing too names at to* property owners In Ih* area described herein after raquas' mg arm* ut I ton t* lha corporate era* ok Ih* City ok Sanlord. Ftorld*. and requesting to be Included therein, and W H E R E A S , tbo P ro p e rty Appraiser ot Semi not# County. Ftorld*. baring corf Iliad toe I there a rt two proparty ownars In toa art* to be anneied. and mat said proparty owners have signed to* Petition tor Anne re lion, and W H E R E A S . It bat boon do term mod tbal Ib* property do s c r i b e d h e r e i n a f t e r la reasonably compact and con tigUbuc to tba corporate areas at Iba City ot Sanlord florid* end It bat lurtbar been determined tbal tba annotation of said property will not result In to* creation ot an enclov*. and W H E R E A S , tba City at San ford. Florid*. I* In a petition to provide municipal tor vices to to* property described bareMi. and that to* City Commission ol to* City ot Sanford. Florida, dooms It In Its* best Interest of to* City to accept said potltlon and to annei said property NOW T H E R E F O R E . BE IT E N A C T E D B Y TH E P E O P L E O F T H E C IT Y OF SANFORO F l o r id a S E C T IO N I Tbel to* pro party described below situated In Seminole County. Florida, be and lb* seme It hereby anneied to and mad* a pert ok Its* City ol Sanford. Florid*, pursuant to to* voluntary ennaialton pro v is io n s al Sacllon 111 0*4. FtortdaSlelvft* Begin et to* Intersection ot tba South Lin* at Section II. T won ship to South, Rang* JO East. Seminole County. F tar Ido. with Ib* Easterly Right otW ay Lino ot State Rood IS A *00 (U S Highway IT *11; thane# run N IS*i f E along said Eesterly Right of W ay Lin# I }■ 1**1 Ihence run E SS* •**! io to* Eatl Lino of to# SW U ol Ib* SE '* ot told Sacllon II; toenc* run S 0-1104 ’ W I U M toot I* too SE corner ot to* S W e ol to# SE'* ol said Section II. thence run w i l l Ik feel lo ib* Point ot Beginning S E C T IO N 1 That upon this Ordinanc* becoming oltoctlvo. too properly owners on) any resident on too property do scribed heroin shall be antiliad to all Ib* rights and privileges and Immunillo* as art tram llm* to llm* granted to rest dents and property ownars ol to* City ol Sanlord Florida, end a* lurtbar provided In Chapter IH . Florid* Statutes, and shall lurtbar be subfoct to the r* sponslblllttos ot residence or ownorsbip as may from tlm* to tlm* b* determined by lb* governing authority ol to* City of Sanlord, Florida, and to* provision* ot sold Chapter 111, F k rid * S U M ** S E C T IO N 1 II ony sacllon or portion el a section *• this ordinanc* proves to bo invalid, unlawful, or unconstitutional. II shall not be held to impair tha validity, tore* or ettoct ot any other section or port ot Ihi* ofdinftftcv S E C TIO N k That all ordi nonces or port* ok ordinanc** Ms conflict herewith, bo and to* sam* a rt hereby revoked S E C T IO N 1 Thai toll ordi nance shall become effective immediately upon It* passage All parti** Ms intorosl and clfltan* shall bar* an opportuni ty to bo board at said bearing By order ok to# City Com mission ok too City ok Sanlord Florid* A O V IC E T O TH E P UB LIC II a person decide* to eppael a decision made with reaped to any matter considered al Ibo obovo mooting or boorlng. ho may need a verbatim record ok lb* proceedings, including too testimony and outdone*, which record 1* not provided by to* City et Santorg (FS1M 41M I H N Tam m . Jr City Ctork Publish April M. May 1. *. 14. >Stl D E E 14! Shopping For A Hew Or Used Car? too too always fled IA* beet dealt la Ib* f rowing H era ld t CtoeelTled eecl/on Read Friday e Evoaiwg H era ld Ter lb * beat telectlone Evening Herald too LI 1. *. N*r-lk I rv w rk See k aolw rd. I lo r Ida Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FL O R ID A CASE NO •»***! C A 4 4 F R O B E R T S H A L L O C K .E T A L . Plaintiffs. v* SUSAN M G R E N N E L L . Defendants N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO SUSAN G R E N N E L L I I]N O T R E DAM E ALTAAkONTE SPRINGS. FLO R ID A YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action bat bean filed In tbo Circuit Court o* Sominola County. Florid* Tba stylo aI which It listed above and yau a r t a D tftn d a ftI therein Th* n#tur* et to* action I t to lo r a c lo t # a second mortgage upon property do scribed et Lot I I Block 11 Woatborstieid 1st Addition *c cording to Piet thereof as re corded In Piet Book 11 pages M and 4T ol toe Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida You are ragu'rod to til* your answer or other ploading on or before to* atb day ot June. IMS or a dofawH will b* antarad against you and to* cat* will proc**d eipart* as to you You are raguirtd to til* a copy ol said *nsw*r or pleading on In* Plaintiffs attorney whose n*m* and address apptar s b*tow Pl**t* h* governed according ly Datod at Sanford. Samlnoto County. Ftorld* this IB day of April. IMS I SEAL I D A V IO N B E R R IE N Ctork ot to* Circuit Court By JoanBriltont D*puty Ctork Publitb May 1.1. to. II. IM I DEF t IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O R ID A P R O B A TE D IVIS IO N Fit* Number M H t c P IN R E E S T A T E O F G L A D T S O H AS IN G E R . Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* administration s i lb# astal* of Gladys O Hasingar. deceased F ile N u m b e r I ! l i t CP I* pending in lb* C irc u it Court tor Samlbpi* C o u n ty F lo r id # P ro b a te Division, lb* address pt which I* P O Draw*' C. Sanford F L U T T i Th* names and addresses ol th* p*rten*l representative a n d Ib a p t r t O h a l r * p r t santallvp’s attorney are sal tortb below All tntaretled persons *r* required to file with Ibis court. W ITH IN T H R E E M O N TH S OF TH E FIR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E III all claims against tba estate and 111 any ob|*cllon by an Intaraslad person on whom ibis nolle* wet served Ibal challenges the valid Ity of Ib* m il. to* qualillcations Ol to* personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ot the court A L L CLAIM S A N D 0 8 J E C TIO N S 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 this Netict bat begun on May I. IMS Personal Raprasantaiiv* F teyd H Powell 1*01 F Rellinil P O Bee 1)1) Orlando FL 13*07 Attorney lor Personal R*pr*s*ntellv« Frank McMillan 1X3* Bedford Road P O Bee l i t ! Orlando. F L Maw Telephone 10k t M t l t l Publish M e y l *. IMk DEF 1 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N T T . FLO R ID A P R O R A TE D IVIS IO N File Member U 1 T I CP IN R E E S T A T E O F N IN A B B E R N TS E N Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration of lb* estate at NINA B B E R N TS E N . deceased F ile N u m b e r Ik l i t CP it pending in the C ir c u it Court tor Seminal* C o u n t y . F lo r id a . P re b a i* Division. P>* address ot which It Seminal# County Courthouse Sanford. F L H IM Tbo name and address ot Ib* personal r s p r a t e n la lly * and a t tha personal representative s al tor nay era sat forth below All interested parsons a rt required to lita with this court. W IT H IN TH R E E M O N TH S FR O M TH E D A TE OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TIC E 111 all claims against to* eVeto and 111 any O bla cllan by an in t t r t it a d parson to whom (hit notice wet mailed tool challenges to* valid Ity of to* will, toe guelificatlont at to* personal representative v*nu*. or lurledictlen el to* court A LL C LA IM S ANO O E JC C TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B AR B EO Data el to* first publication el this notk* ok adminttfretien May t, IM I Personal Repreeeni*fve S T A N L E Y E L D O N B ER N TSEN H A Lake Markham Rj Sanlord F L m i l Attorney tor Personal Reprasanlaliv* Douglas Stonttrom. E squire pt s t e n s t h o m m c in t o s h . J U L IA N C O LB E R T A W H IG H A M . P A p o B o. o n Sanford. F L B i l l IU 0 Telephone I B k l l l l i n Publish May ». 14 IM I D C F is Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N T T . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION Flit Number ( I ITA C P IN R E E S T A T E O F ALICE A. McX IM, Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration of the estate at A L IC E A M cK IM . d e ce a se d ' F il# N u m b e r IS lie CP It pending Mi to* C ircu it Court Ter Samlnel# C o u n t y , F lo r i d * . P re b a le Division to* address ok which It Pest OTt'C* Drawer C. Sanlord. Florida M i ll Tha names and addresses ok th* p*rten*l repr* sent*five and the personal rap rasantatlve t attornay ace t*k All tnt*r»tl#d persons *r# required to til* with tots court. W ITH IN T H R E E M O NTH S OF TH E F IR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF THIS N O TIC E (11 ail claims against to* estate and 111 any oblacllan by an interested parson on whom tots notice wet served that chaitongtt tba valid ity at to* will, to* qualifications et lb* personal representative, venue, or juried teflon ot th* court A LL CLAIM S AN D O B JE C TIO NS NO T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication at mis Notice net begun on May ♦, ISRJ Personal Representative W ILLIA M R TU R N E R 1170 Wicker sham Court Orlando. Florida naoa Attorney fev Personal Representative LAURENY D E TZ E l Daan Meed. F gar ton fi'oodworth Capoueno I Betarth. P A Pest Ottic* Bee 11*4 Orlande. Florida HW1 IM* Telephone (XH I 441 1M0 Publitb May 4.14. IMk D E F kk IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R IO A P R O B A TE DIVISIO N File Humberts M l CP Dtvtstan Probate IN R E E S T A T E O F V IO L E T H O L L E N B E C K , Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The adm inistration at lb* ettat* ol V IO L E T H O L L E N B EC K , dec easad Fit* Number IS H I C P . >S pending In to* C irc u it Court le r Seminal# C o u n ty . F lo r id * . P ro b a ta Dlvlelen the address of which It Post Office Drew *' C. Sanford. Ftorld* M ill Th* nemos and address*! of to* parson*! repr* tentative end to* personal r*p resentalive t attornay *r* set lor to below Alt Interested persons are required to tile with tot* court. W ITH IN T H R E E M O N TH S OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E ( I ) ail claim* against toe estate and 111 any eblecflan by an Intaraslad person lo whom nolle* was mailed toot challenges to* valid ity el to* will, to* qualification* of lb# par social representative, venue, or jurisdiction of to* court A L L CLAIM S AN O O B JE C TIO NS NO T SO F I L E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R B A R R E D Publication et toll Nolle* be* begun on Mey t IMS Co Persenel Representative tot Nancy Schmitt D i l i Summerlin Are Sanford FL H IT I t%t Dienn Tbr**t Rf 1 Bee l i t Sorrento. F L M U* Attornay tar Personal Rapresanlaflv* t-D a vid W Cunningham. P A. ell Perk Avonua, North P O Bee IU# Winter Park. F L XHM T *tophen* I MS 1*44 UXJ Publish May*. 14. IMk D E F 11 N O TIC E U N D IR F IC T ITIO U S N A M E S T A T U T E TO WHOM IT M A Y C O N CER N Node# It baraby glvan tool to* undersigned pursuant to tba 'Fictitious Nam* S l*tut*"i Chapter 441b* Florida Statutot. will register with to* Clerk ok to* Circuit Court. In end tor Seminal* County. Florid*, spws receipt of proof ot publication of this notice, to# Bctlttous nans*, towlt E Q U IV E N TU R E which w* will aepact la i In business at 1703 Orlande Drive rt04. Sanford Florida Tbal to* parlies Interested In said business enierpfSs* art as tot laws RICH ARD AR N O LD. LO R I ARNOLO D A T E D at Sanford S*minol* County. Ftorld* tolt Ikfb day ok April, IMS tot Richard Arnold — Partner tot Lori Arnold Publish April I*, IS«S O f f It* ti A May 1 . 1. F IC T ITIO U S N AM E Nolle* IS hereby given t Tulene Or , Altamonte Spr Semlnoi* County. Florid* under to* ffctlftou* nom DOM E M E D IC A L, and l» •"lend to register said r with th* Ctork of toa Cl Court. Seminas* County. Fk • n.accordance with to* visions of toe Fictitious h Statutes, to wit Section I Florid# Statutes ttkf %■ Lena K R >ggi Publish April H U B May •MS D E E III �Evening Herald. Santord FI. Legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N jt.t# i* hereby give* met we if * engaged Os buvnett *' H> j. Bo* 111, Sanford. Samlnol* County Florid* MT71 under the fictitious " * m « of L O U D E B S P E C IA L T Y M A N U F A C T U R i NO and that we Intond to register L i d r im * with th* C lerk of Iha C ircuit Court. Samlnolo County. Florida In accordant* atifh th* provisions ol tna Fictitious Ham* Statute*. T o o il Section tOS 00 Florida Statute* l t v >\J Lyman L My*r* /*' Deborah O Myer* Publish April IS 1 May I. 0. 10. IMS D E E US IM T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO I S t m C A o e C C IT IZ E N S F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO CIA TIO N etc . Plaintiff. y* R A N D Y S C O TT L IG G E T T , e la l. Defendant* N O TIC E O F A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S ERVICE P R O P E R TY IF lend* Oar Ns l l U t t l TO R A N D Y SCOTT L IG G E T T a tingle man Residence Unknown end any unknown party who I* or may be interested In Iha tub |act matter of Ihi* at lion whote name* end residence*, alter diligent March and Ingui ry. ere unknown to Plaintiff and which la id unknown parties may claim a* heir*, divlsee* grantee*, assign*** lienors, creditors, trustees or other claimant* by. through, under or egainst th* said Detendentisl. r a n o y s c o rr l ig g e t t * single men. or olther ot thorn, who a rt not known to be dead or alive Y O U ARE N O T IF IE D that an echon to torecloM a mortgage on th* lollowing properly In Seminole County. Florida lo wll Lot II. in Block I I of R E P L A T O F P A R T OF T O W N S I T E N O R TH C tIU L U O TA according lo the plel thereof, as recorded in Piet Book II. pages u end as at Iha P u b lic R acords ol SommoloCounty. Florida has been filed against you and you ora roquirad lo set re a copy ot your writton datenMS. It any. to It on ROGER A PREZIOSI Esquire Plaintiffs attorney •host address Is Law Oftlcas ol Stultn and Cam nar. Off Etrlckell Avanua. Suita 400 M iam i. Florida D i l l , on or be tore Juno HI. IMS, and Me th* original with th* Clerk ot this Court oithat before Mr vice upon Plaintiff'* attorney or Immedi etoty thereafter otherwise e default will be entered against you lor th* retie! demanded In the Complaint W ITN E S S my hand and the seel ol this Court on this *ih day ol May. m s IS C A U O A V IO N B E R R IE N AtCtork ot the Court By Joan Brlttonl Deputy Clerk Publish Akey f M. IS. X . H U ORP so IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UN T O F T H E I IT H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO M )S1S C A M G TH E N E W YORK G U A R D IA N M O R TG A G E E CORP Plaintiff et LA R R Y B F E E end M A R G A R E T E C F E E his wll# SUN BANK N A TIO N A L ASSO CIATIO N Defendants N O TIC E O F SALE PURSUANT T O C H A P T E R t! YO U W ILL P LE A S E TA K E N O TIC E that at th* hour ot II 00 A M on the l)th day ot Juno. IMS D A V ID N BER R IE N Clark ot tho above named court, will otter for sale to Iha highest end bett bidder for cash el public sal* at th* W e s t i F r o n t D o o r e l th# Samlnolo County Courthouse Sanford. Florida Ihe following described reel property Lot SI. FOXW OOO PHASE I I I . F I R S T A D D IT IO N *c cording to the plat thereof, as recorded in Plel Book IS. et peg* IS. ot tho Public Records et Seminole County. Florida T h l* sale It b e in g held pursuant to a Final Judgment ot foreclosure entered in the above styled cauM on Mar 1. m l Dated al San lord Florid* this Jrd d a yo lM a y . H U IS E A L I O A V IO N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F C IR C U IT C O UR T B y I t Diana K Oakley As Deputy Clerk Publish M ay* to. IMS O E F S* 7 1 - H e l p W a n te d CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 fe y d CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES I time ....................... 6 7 C » line HOURS 3 consecutive tim e s 6 1 C e line 1 :3 0 A M . ■ 5 .3 0 P .M . M O N D A Y thru FK 1 D A Y 7 consecutive tim e s S2C a line 1 0 consecutive tim e s 4 4 C a lin t S A T U R D A Y » - Noon 71— H e lp W a n te d 13— C a r d o l T h a n k s A D M IN IS T R A T IV E A11T Mutt have strong tacrotortel abilities, accounting back ground, and mutt be able to handle protturo Escellenl pay immediate fieri perm* nenl opportunity Call H I >*40 today! Ablest Tem p Service* No Fee_____________ Aide* tor *11 thlft* Cert Ilied and or e*peri*n<*d Goad pay and banelltt Pleasant at motpher* Equal Opportunity Employer Apply *• DeBery Manor SO N Hwy It *1 D* BBry.Fla.___________________ "THANK YOU We wish to mans you tor your k Ind and beautiful r >prrssIons ot sympathy attended to ut dvringth* lllnesi end death ot our be roved Stephanie Ann e. A fractionally known as "F'eenuf' Sincerely, Butch Sandy, Shannon end Stacey Wisdom Remember Jetus Love* You AIRLINES MON HIRING 23—Lo s t & F o u n d Loet Osteen Fermion area ml* *d hound, mala. SO lbs , brown w black saddle whit* chest eer tettao blue nylon collar Missing tor appro* I weak* Family pat Bit t u t 23— S p e c ia l N o t ic e s Reservellanltt*. ttewerdestes end ground craw positions ■ reliable Call IS lV M e o ia l tor detail* >4 Nr* Application* now being accepted tor lull time cashier Apply In person *■ Little Food Town Store*. >10 Lake M ery Btvd EOE_________________________ ASS E M B LE R S Nee* ( ta work In Modern Menulecturing Plant Sterling pay ta I V hr Musi be e strong reliable w orker with own transportation Never e tee I TEMP K I M ............ 774-1341 CUE I RATE A IIRTH! Mr Slarfc'* visit makes Say a lltettm* et memeriek. gtlti A *111 Cell Linda 111 S ilt Earn great gifts In Mey H*y* * Tu p p e rw a r* P a rty C a ll Barbara >11 *411 alter * 00 • M A R Y K A Y C O S M E TIC S • Skin cere end cater Heir CONNIE tv m* 27— N u r s e r y & C h ild C a r e Babysitting intents ta ly re m ria l Child Cere in my home Any eg* Oft at 417 Carriage Coy* Mobil* H a ns Perk H I eeec Eiperlen«ed Baby Sitter tor l'y yr old Your H om at P r* torebly ten tor d O * teen ere* From » H AM to 4 X PM Plenty Of TLC I d per *S Pleew call alter * » p m . h i ls ii______________________ Summer day Cemp For a I I yr aid* Each week include*. Swimming, bowling, skating, movie*, sport* art* 4 craft* and cem puter skill* Coll TTY babe far information_______ 31 — P r iv a t e In s t r u c t io n s Swimming Lesion* Begin May l less Jackie Caolo. Call m nu 33— R e a l E s t a t e C o u rses Think lug *f getting * Reel Eitet* License f We ***** Free Tettlee •no cewtiAuevt Training 1 Cell Dick *r Vicky Mr details u « sees m nee Eve i t s last Keyese! Fieri** , Inc I t Years Espertoocet S3— B u s in e s s O p p o rtu n itie s LAW N M A IN TE N A N C E b u s i N ETS FOR L A L I Appr. M accaunt* After s PM M l 1071 4 1 —M o n e y to Le n d Business C aallai 1)0 OOO lo 11 000.000 end over P O Boa 1411 Winker PK Fla M7*0 7 1 - H e l p W ante d Avon * lw a y ^ B rle g T 3 1 *r * T men Call I m media Ml r M l » U . » T letl Outstanding Opportunity For E X P E R IE N C E D C A S H IE R S , G A S A TTEN D A N TS AND FA S T FOOD PR EPA R A TIO N < CENTERS 5 L O C A T I O N S IN S E M I N O L E COUN TY • Auto I Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens F r ie d C h i c k e n - S u b s D o n u t s • • • • • Top Salaries •. Free Life & H ospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits Law n m aintena nce w ith a growing company Needs to be dependable E x p e rie n ce d helpful, but will train Call - J U 4 9 ! ______________________ Bill Knapps Commissary now hiring person to bake or make soups Mutt be available hi work day* Apply In person 11ST St Ivor Lake Drive, San tor*. F la . I A M So I PM . M F_________________________ lo bkkbB peiS btieUri Wanted tor busy construction office Full charge experience requited Com puter beck ground helptut For interview call staai a i _____ _________ Cap* Canaveral F irm needs people who want lo be their own boss Will train S IX pari lime ta» full time I I I Star Carpenters helper wanted Must have esperlenc* Call attar a p m M l l a x _____ __________ Child Car* Help F ull time, perl Hm# Emp preferred Cell 18A M lo t P M . M l ta x CMM Cera Worker with doru mented •aperient* end refer •nee* We ere expending and la o u t s t a f f . A c c e p t in g appficettone end return**, a AM I* II AM. M F Interviews will be set up for qualified persons No phone call* Gin gerbreed Nous*. ISM E lm Ave C LA S S IFIE D A D V E R TIS IN G We ere looking for the right person to fill en important p o s it io n m a w r I n s id e de stin ed department Th* duties Includ e ty p in g In advertising an ouv computers ( X W P M m inim um ), selling new edvortltars, and general office work The applicant should have • good working knowledge ol the English ler. guege. excellent typist, good telephone volt* end pleasant personality This le a M l lima position T* apply Sand r# sum* to Mr Adkins Evening Herald MX N French A r t . P O Box last, Sanford. Fla M TtI last You may alta stop In al Its* Evening Herald and (III out an application JEOE C O M M E R CIA L D R A F TS M A N ‘ E x p e rie n ce d a rc h it e c tu r a l drafttperton with commercial background a m ull Excaltonl pay ttarf Immediately Call M l X X . Sanford area Ablest Tam p Service* No toe Counter Tep Pekricater Im mediate lull lime openings Experienced helpful, but will train Apply In person GCL Products la> Power Court. Sanford industrial Park Delivery/ Ceftoctor Must have valid Fla Drivers Lie with good driving record No expe r i m e necessary will trair Call H ) toil_________________ Driver* Wantod I I yr* or older Own Car 4 msuc Sa St por hr Domino's P m * M l SOW D R IVER T R A IN E E i n l e t * Established dlttrtbu tor] No weekend*, hurry I M o n d a y Th ru Fitd d y 8 38 A M 1 JO PM > io p h o n e c a l l s P l e a s e 323-5176 _______________M M F reach Aoo Earn extra Caen while yeu open young mind* World Book CMldcran. • wader in educe (ton sa v i i* expanding In Ihe Dalton* Sanford ere* Cam ptoto training conducted In a tocalton near your ham* Part or M l time position* aveil able C O E C ell Dewnm g Bryant 1*8*1 tEO MIS_________ Esp In sign repair 4 mains* nance Journeyman etoctrl Clan preferred McCierd Sign Ca . Senferd. X S I O 0 I M Experienced Air Conditioning M echanics Service 4 In situation Salary bated en es p e rie n ce d plus b e n llll* X * M l *1*1__________________ FAS H IO N MOOS L I W A N T E D local boutique*. T V o n e * elate, catalog* Full er port hma Ail apt* and all heights No •apor tone* necessary F U L L T IM E I P X |l > ihitt Apply In por ton Lafsovtow Nursing Cantor. *11 E )no Streaf. laniard Fla LAR ON/ aL ) ■ear mat ’ ^ r T F / LABO R ERS G eraral laborer* needed lor ttoady work In the Sanford S D eland ere* Call today I 111 1*40 A b l e s t T e m p Service* Note*_____ _______ Acrylic Applicator* needed to apply protective coaling on car* box's and plane* u to I I I per hour W* tram For work in Sanford area call Ta m pa 111 Me MSI Legal Secretary S yr* current experience nocossary Need trentcTiber reel estate end probate esperlenc* Non smoker Dottone ereo Full or pert time Call IXSI » d h , 10 A M to I I Noon or sond resume to 017 Deltona Blvd Deltona Fla M71S S U P E R V IS O I A C C O U N TS P AY A B LE H OK A N N U A L L Y We ere seeking an •sport •need Profttsionel Working Supervisor tor our Accounts Ptvabto Department Must be well or gantied and must nave •t least 1 to S year* heavy Accounts Payable Experience in a Computer Environment We otter • starting salary ot 110,004 annually, plus on oectltont b*n*fit package In (•rested c endidetot cell Jack Zimmerman 111 1H0 seer xxx M a lr t ly llil R i l l e d - Eepori arced M chemical work lor Cere free 4 R* lexers Call M ) SM7 or M J 1 1!' Teacher* needed Full and Pari tlm* pottions available pro sch ool end a lte r school children Apply Tue. Wed end T h u r t *10 R lvereilfw O r Sen lord Elaine U IX O S TRUSS PLAN T N e e d e x p e rie n c e d y a r d foreman Only qua 11lied need apply n j H W _______________ Typesetter National magailne publisher Escellenl pay 1 bonus wtlh p toevent working conditions tor skilled eepori •need typesetter who !* look ■ng tor permanent position Fringe benetlt* Central Or tando location Start now *4a all 04*5_________ ______ Wonted Someone with truck or von to deliver newspaper* on Sunday only CalIM t la C W ORD PROCESSOR VS to S4 per hour Immediate openings Permanent post (m m Never a tool • IB M DISPLAY W R IT E R * LA N IE R er * W ANO TEMP PERM............7741343 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t Ctim tUfi Apt! A Mom#* TV feltchtn. iawndry 1» mh upQ t m u u i m m w C I f i n COm fsrtAblt *lt*plfsg rcOFn 1*0 A *k IhCtodtt utfilflhtt A ci*##str*9 Call 32) •433 0» 3314+47 Room for rtn t lor w orking p t n o n In p r i v « t « h o m » A tcfwn prif1l«0NHi i. mol'd m t v let HO 323 •044 Rooms for r«nt. m ja i) S A N FO R O foom* b» th# wyb » Raavyvafc'# MmAiO tor viCA C a II 133 430/ » 7 PM 4HP*lm#no A y# SANFORD « M » EB#«kir A Monthly r « tt« Util Inc off toooik AdktiM t a i i rm i Net car Aluminum Products C* Maintenance Man Needed Alto mechanically Inclined persons tor assembly work 4 on* person needed with minimum exp tor top shop Hospitelit* tion bonus vacation, hoi I days Apply Farmitox. Inc., Port of Sen lord. Lex * M o v ie * llp r I 1 _____________ Maintenance Mature person needed to touch up caulk, grout 4 do minor repair to rooms Apply Ns person M F. 10AM to 1) noon. Deltona Inn I set Deltona I t It___________ Matura individuals needed at long torm / short term tor the elderly T I C . Inc M l tow Mature responsible waitress needed E aperienced with Italian food Apply Carlas Helton Rtsleureni. 100* S French A v e n u e ___ ______ AVON f A R N IH O S W OW IH O PEN T E R R IT O R IE S NO W IIt m i s s i s *• m oe se N E E D E D IM M E D IA T E L Y Dispatcher tor Sanford con tract labor office Will tram M I IWO. or X I 4171___________ N E E D ID i S E C R E TA R Y U N D E R W R IT T E N Auto In suancs World needs you It you or* bright, ambit tout end willing So warn Looking tor a |eb with a tutor#f Come lo Auto Insurance World, which ha* ever N off ices Kwoughtout Florida Apply In per ion et ISMS. F ranch Ave Sen lord__ On* ol Flo#ides Gidetl Pest Control Companies looking ter career minded Individuals, who went to toorn end be the success they know they can be company vehicle 4 com pony benefits 4 move Apply Spencer Pest Control. IM ) Pork Dr No phenx calls______ P A IN T E R IS M hr ♦ Production back ground k plus, but will conttd or any typo experience! Large mantacturing company I A K f i V t l 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u r n is h e d / R e n t F wyn Apt* for W a «oe Citiitnt ]M P*im#tto Ay* J Ccrwon No Plton# C*11i Loli# M#ry fi>rni*h«d Apt R# i^srstiOM Morlung mit*. no cfiiRlrft or poft H I W30 Ntcvty torm*h#d 1 bdrm opt Alt utilltM* P*k) 1 blocL* from doto*n town *mQlt* only* no p « t i 12) 0229 >Mv« m iY U f f Santotd Cotirt A^jrtu.ints S TU D IO S t BDP.A I BORM F L E X IB L E LEASES Seiner Cltisen DtMevnt 323-3301 V IWdrm CMIdfifi A |wt Ac c cpfmt 1790 a mo 1700 D*pot l» 321f » 2 1 2 bdrm 1 bAtfr living room Alfcfwn IK® mo C a I! I l l 3121 or 223 7AAA 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t m s SAVE ms Newt New end Ea(*yl This Limited Spec lilt Energy f (intent. > Bdrm 1 Beth Apartments ONLY.................. $419. } bdrm , 1 hath else available W/ Oe<eratty* Well Cayeringt. Built to Peek cite Plenty •t llerep*, Wether/Dryey Meek up. end Carport We ter beds Accepted 371-1911 OtliniJo loll ftM 3(5 4 « 1 1 0 7 - M o b ile H om es / Rent 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t M l — H o m e s F o r S a le LANDSTOCK BROKERS 1 bdrm 1W0 month pi j\ I X deposit or sal • week ID m t 1171 Bene nix Air. turn Very clean utiiittoi 4 patio turn tat per week 1st 4 lest plus km security moves you In or 1X0 down to purchase Adult*. no per* M l U S A lie to ll 1 bdrm , l i* bath untumtohed Outside Santord In country M l SAX BAMBOO COVE A P TS X* E A.rpert Blvd PHONE 111S4X. I D *44! Ethclency from SIS] me Dtuewnt ler Semer Cititew* RlOCEWOOO ARMS APIS. 1,1. end] Bdrm* Slertinge*only S IX At* About Our 1 Bdrm Spec tat HOURS: 111— R e s o r t / V a c a t io n R e n t a ls Monday thru Friday * to S X Saturday tram 10 to 1 NEW SM YR NA B EAC H | | bdrm apt* (urn / p t lv p o o l! b o a r d w a lk to beech From 1X0 wk 141 *1»4 DOOMidgewood Ave Sertord. Flo I D *410 .................. >1)4411 113— S t o r a g e R e n t a ls LU XU R Y A P A R TM E N T S Firm ly s Adults tot lien Poettidt. 1 Bed rooms Matter Cave Apartments n s 7*oe Oeeii On Weekend* Mint Nirihotisdi SX 4 U p ................ ...........MS N X S TO R AG E T R A IL E R S Far en die cwnitrvctten. etc Wilce Set#* I D flee M ie lto Specious Apartments minutes tram Hwy 1414 Lkfcktront pool tennis, adult* no pet* laundry Starting at SMS a mo C k i^lD OTUto tee Unfurnished Ethclency SJiJ month. IDS security deposit Nopals, all adults M l«a>0 I end ] bdrm Alto furnished efficiency from |7t week S IX deposit No pet* Call J1J 4X7 t 7 PM I I ) Palmetto _ 1 bdrm 1 bath Adult* only no pet* seo wk six mo . pluk tec deposit D a y k *11 0011 E vet M7 IOS7 or H7 07S7 ] bdrm apartment untumikned tor rent ho pets *X0 e mo M ) *300 3SS-37R2__________ A L T A M O N T E TOWNHOUSE Large 1 itory J bdrm 1's befh in Oakland Village Super convemient Aikumebto FHA P'eatwr* to Seat Priced to Soli else) ooo CALL BART R E A L E S TA TE R E A L TO R M l fen COUNTRT WIDE REALTY Reg R E Broker M l«H Dkltano Owner tranttorred Aim ed new ] bdrm , I hath hem e L a r g e a iw n y a b le mortgage with no quell tying to t Call Charters* Cretlyn Realtor. Associate Well Street Ce . M l l* «l Alter heart w o rn ______________ IH L T O N A Owner irlnytetrect ) bdrm . 1 hath heme Oeed U rge attvntahle mer if eye Celt tor details U 1 *0* W ill S t m t Co........... 371 5005 114— R e a l E s t a t e M anagem ent D*Wry L t m , V*lt ac *•«» J tMtfffl . I ' I bRttie lAmlly room, utility. #lf, f*fKA<) pool corner lot US0 F ln l, lAtt L ftoewnty am s :v 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls Rottil 4 Offlct ifMKO 390 ug H> 2 000 iq ft Alto tfOTAg* avaii AblA 222 4401 125— F o r L e a s e 1 0 3 -H o u se s U n fu rn ish e d / R e n t * e • IN D E LTO N A e e e t o MOMESFOR R E N T e * t e Its ISM e e AT LAKE MONROE Lake Mery Are* Hidden Lakes J bdrm 1 txeth I car garage Like new Amenlhet All ap piier-ces S4H per mo M l ilk*, work I ate k ill _____ 1 ind 7 BEDROOMS LA KEFRO N T LU X U R Y A D U LT C O M M U N IT Y * LANDLORDS A NOWLEASING CAU 322-1051 Tired ol th* header host Let uk manege youf re n ta l pro parties Ptolettionel low cost service Ml MM Call anytime United Sons Assetietok, Inc Pre* Mgrnt Div Realtor O steen Country L iv in g 1 bdrm . I bath, tented yard Pets S children OK S IX mo . t >X deposit M l >711 1 bdrm , 1b-itb F tfKAd »Ard V44Cpar month U 7 — O f l i c t R e n t a ls 10,000 m ft MOO por mo plus Ian . 4 catling font brick 1 cactor infar tor oatls Bob M Ball Jr . P A . NtaMor n ) ill! LANDSTOCK BROKERS Aajtimi. 141— H o m e s F o r S a le 3(5-3712______ } bam lex per mo 147) deposit No r e f r ig e r a t o r . takingeppllcaftont S TE M P E R AG EN CY IM t i l l ebdrm BATEMAN REALTY U< iaal Iit a la BroAar M U$T l i l t undor F H A op prat tat vacant j bdrm \ bath Haw hitcham. both A root, tancad back, corporf A raal doHhooto Ul.aoo 105— D u p le x T rip U x / R a n t A V A IL A B L E - 1 bdrm /l both. CAfpAt. Ap#iiAnC#« K T M r w d pAflo lAvrsdry mb/331 1313 OupltG for r*F>f Cftfjr Aw* 3 bdrm 2 bdfh. c«rporf totid# ufllify. #n#rg|r MOD m o plus it c u f llf Phont m / M A t b r i _______ ______ O v f lii 2 bdrm . c a rp o rt, p riv a te patio, to n. town w v*ct. U 1 mo . )3f 3442 I bdrm . 1 bath, imfurnithod Fbaihar d rytr booh up 1)70 mo CdUofhif 4pm. 130 7 4 t 3 B d rm , M odar n p o lu a o [ ) jpiaa factllonl location U t ) )3I 1117 HALL HA4fT MK m iltt n ItlR l I I N I N K I H UO E ) S TO R V I 4 Bdrm t hath tn country! Oaky, palmy and ttwtt trees' New It* ten central heet/air with he*, pvmpt New toler hot water heetort Double tided brick titeplace >t‘ X I1‘ ktreen perthl Bdautttul View! Un believable M l too A11UME NO Q U A L IF Y IN G ! I bdrm I ' t beth. lerpe tented yerdl tl ooo dewn. U l l Me P ITII a H V Apprex >1 y it Meve right ml u o tee s a il M i N t e Employment SANFORD 1 full acrat. ctaartd A gratt Att umo mortgagal Atking SSS.000 I bdrm I both comptototy ra twrbuhad nico attobiiibod naighborbood Walk to »N*> p«ng Ownar will botp | lr foo R AM B LE W O O O 1 IT O R Y with lperiling peoll Huge itone llrepletel Cathedral Celtlngsl All the eatreel Attume ne u e llt y in g l A lm e tt newt dt toe 323-5774 2404 M * Y 1? 93 L A K E M A R Y AT THE F O R tIT > bdrm . I belli Oevkle wide modular heme la rge screened perch end reck garden M l.ale W ill Strait Cg .______371 5005 L«fg « 4 bdrm 1 baits brick how* in Highland Park, I I'M %q M oltts dbta cor garaga P'us tOKH patio iarga tot ta nit a iondu oping Attumabla 7 'iV mwtgogo with tibia ow nir financing 11)4.)00 323 437A_________ L h m mt option to buy Duplat J Bdrm , 1 both on •och tida Mont U2S a mo of which 1200 m onthly craditad towards down poymonf 17) OOO 111 1|17 SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS. FROM *300 1440 tonford Ava 321 0759 E v e 322 7643 By Owner 14),0t» with i t 000 down to hold Ind mortgage ] bdrm I bath Hying 4 dining room screened porch t green h o use, g a r a g e Assum e mortgage M l 777b Rental Office 323-2920 pV ‘ v 4220 S. OtHARDO DRIVE ? SANFORD CO N SU LT O UR 3 2 3 -5 1 7 6 _____ ____ J I H French Ave Pillet Repsirmin Herd work/gaed pay IM HOC R E C E P T IO N IS T Pluih officii, typo 40 WPM phon»i PifmusBfi! pOAilfont Hevtf • Im I AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB T W PERM...............7741341 ■ N 't, LPSTS, hum* car* (tent* Part area Call additional toe a x a co i MHA Needed tor of oncology pa lima In Sanford Immediately tor information No To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 S C C R E TA R V / C LE R K S 10 O P E N I N G S T Y P IN G . phones good appear ANCE AN D N E E D S TRANS P O R T A T IO N C A L L B IL L S TE P H E N S la* S IX SKILLED LABORERS MACHINE OPERATORS , AND FOREMAN To do totocommunicetlont work tor m o ilo r co n lro c lo r t* Southern Bell Pleat* tend resume to Daneli* Corpora Hon. SSI W a sh burn Rd . Melbourne Pi* jjeis or cell IB S m S fN Telephone P ro t also Phono Room Manager Big Bucks! Commission plus bonus ond drew B J f f l t . s i l 11 Tired el Job Hunting t C a ll F u t u r e s th e y h a v e hundred* of |eb opening* tor the** who want Iq work *rs ajoo O B L IV IR V H E L P E R S no •> per tone* neeqetery Full llm* Good fleering pay *71 4X0 O E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Great tier ting |eb Several opening* Good pay *7*4X0 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y end P R O D U C TIO N WORN Mot I m in t Span Good pay scales 47* 4X0 IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S General Cenetructton labor Gaea pay STS 4X0 TR U C K D R IV E R S Lang haul Immediatel Good driving re card Over is *74 4X0 L O C A L O R IV E R S Straight trucks Gaed pay Start right away STS 4X0 rO*CK Wanted Report ready tor wort al * AM 4*7 W H i SI Senlord________ MAKE APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N Laurel Ave , Santp*d . (E U Y SERVICES (W-2339 3 Lines M in im u m DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A.M. Saturday 323-5176 M il French Ave L A B O R E R S Strong reliable gcnorel laborer* needed Im mediately Different tocalton* Phone end tronsporletion * m utt Never a tee Apply C o n tre ct R ates A vailable N O W H IR IN G ! ■//<• Employment 831-9993 Employment ( K E Y PUNCH O P E R A TO R Its Any exporienc* wm*1 Large Thursday. M a y Y, IHS--JB 71— H e lp W a n te d R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H ELPERS. C LER K S. CRT O P ER A TO R S Im m a d ia la opening* Goad pay testo* Call *7* 4X0 NOW! W E L D E R S Cartlbad Esceitoni pay *4*to* Call today 17* A d d it io n s 4 R e m o d e lin g ItM O O tIIRC SPECIALIST The Whoto Bell Ot Wei B. 1. 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J » II p ava d rd I r o n la g a , homatllalno mobltotl ITT toco Eveningi » > Mtl 155— C o n d o m in iu m s C o -O p / S a le C A L L A N Y T IM E } bdrm , | 1* bath Laundry roam. dun. pool C lo u lo chopping Ownur motlvalud m i ooo m o m o r n n o n IS tl PARR A V I Un tord to I Lb Mary Bird Lb. Mary 223— M is c e lla n e o u s Garag* Sato Sal 4 Sim May II 4 17. * 5 AN Maltonvllla Avu _____ _j_____ Toot*, houu heId llama ctothu* IMan t 4 Woman 1 1 Frl 4 Sal May 10 4 It 410 Oak Drtvu. behind Lab* Monroe Inn__________________________ Vo'biwagen Bug P a rti and Ac cutortot lor tato mainly Daatofbhip eluant out old tlock 7SSI H a rlw u ll Av*. Sanlord______________________ lg H P Saaoper R ^* B C * * " Mewer LJUS Good condition 771 717*___________ 1 imgt* tprmgt L m*Wr*l» UO aa KawatAl matortytto laOC 0 B O . couth- 111 dining tabto 4 4 choir*. SO r*cltoar STB. new gold wool rug lOil*. IM . Yard Sato AA*y 11 4 !J. » « a m to I 00 p m TOO* Magnolia A»U, Sanlord_____________ 1 Family Y ard Soto Mouwhoto llu m t. b rlc a brae, phol* aguip. ciothat Thunder 4 Friday, I to S *1* W l«t S I . M ull Mobil* Homo Port MODELS ON DISPLAY I TO ) Alton thru Frl. MS *47 4007....... D M I Of avrt. H 4 77S 7111 Oranga City 219— W a n t e d to B u y J-f JU S T O F F Id A T O R A N O E C I T Y e x i t nc Baby Badt. frroltort, Playpaat. l i e . Paperback hi m t l 71 1710)04 Need Crib* Playpen* Baby •u rn llu r* . c la lh ln g Good Prlcut A Ivor 7 PM 111 17*3 Paying CASH tor Aluminum, Cant. Copper, B ru it Load. Nuwtpupur, Glatt. Gold. Sllrur Kokomo Tool. TIE W Itl BS EBSot * I 7T7 I IBB 1 1 ocrut ol pettur* Sanlord or Lob* M ary ora* Wilt pay cath Colt Bob Ball J r al ( iMtgMT 113— T e le v is io n / R a d io / S te re o L ii|« t N t*...ft... Used Mobile Homo Dtaitr in this A ril. COLOR TE L E V IS IO N R C A IS " color ton tot* •atovlbton Original price ovur MOO balance duo 1744 Cath or lab* over paymontt o! SIS month MO M O N E Y DOWN Still In warranty F r u home trial, no obligation Call M l 1)44 da* or nlgM Famllto*....... . 4 ____ __ Adult* M Q IH w y lT-W ........... ) ] > I I R M O B IL* H O M ES >r#vio ully owned *t*rHngat|l77/mo Orugary Mabila Hamat HOI Wwy Tf-BI. ............. I t t H R Sanlord. Itol I bdrm I bath tpiit 14 X 77, canlral air. lamlly p art, financing arall abto Aoonl M*nita I I H I T >■ I tl I T ..... .........1711*17 IS OOO B T U Seer* air cond 4 lib* now ] y rt old. R H E E M I I aal hotwalur hualur 177 1774 221— G o o d T h in g s to E a t SOQ Sintofd An. 223— M is c e lla n e o u s 313— A u c tio n s 1! BASS BOAT *0 HP Mercury with tla in la tt itaol prop E le c t r ic tr o llin g m o to r, automatic bilge pump. Inhing w a it tor* and all Now galv* n litd traitor with tpare wheal and tire 11*7)00 Coll » 1 rto) [ pr esen tin g J Appllancat For Sato Pat lor rd by Accural* Appilanc* R* pair 777 <7to INo Lamontll Racandiftonad Appltonctt Irom U i W A R R A N TY B AR N ETTS C A S S ELB E R R Y •M t i l l . ......................... 010 141) a R E N T TO OWN a Color T V t . tlurtoi. wathart. dryart, ralrlguralor, I r u i t r t . furniture. vlitoo tutor dart Spaclal III wuubt rani toe Allarnallrt TV 4 Aypl Rantalt Tayrat Snapping Canlar ___________ TTIMOO___________ Sofa, chair, tlovu, Irtarar chatl. and lablut boobcau, dlnult* TOO Eltn Avenue UtadW athurt Party 4 Surylct tor Kanmarat 04T7. AAOONBV A P P LIA N C E S Friday Nights.....7 PM 215— B o a ts e n d A c c e s s o r ie s R EA L E S TA TE Luaurtout Sanford P u l Ham* Saturdayt May llth 1 PM Faatl yaur ayut an rhil level* 7 bdrm ) bath hem* In tha heart at Sanalord Thlt bairn It datlgnad with tunbun living ream. Irg dining f aal in bitchun. cuntrul haat'air. pool M XM with tcruunud, covered patl* Cumplul* with ntw carput. cut tom Urapat. paddla tent. Irg. radar utility thud A m uch, much mere Dirac Itont: Frum Airport Bird . north an Park Av* I* m i ) Preview Friday, Ma 1 i*»b, from ) pm to 4 pm. A Saturday, May llth tram lb am I* la la R E A L T Y W O R LD . Elton C Celley.Jr , Stavan C Callay, Raattor A tu c Auctieneer Far murtintormaltoncallt MS m tool mcmf 231— C a r s Bad Cfedit! Bueutltul Lowery French Pro rlnclal Organ with t**t and mutlc I SOQ 177 Clio Dry Wallt.Sand.PaliO Stonat G ra au trapt Cement car ttopt Slept Bench** Rock Concrete Mirada Cone rut* Campany XR Elm Av*............... ...177 17)1 lumbar Far Sato t i l l . la*, tol From ).4,4.1. 4 10 l« MM > SB KM Palm Place t t l MS) Rebuilt K IR B Y/ 1110 00 4 up Ouarantaud Kirby Ca 714 W. ttl SI. I D M M Sttolltia T V Sytlamt Complete A ll you naud I00\ Financing. No money down H.7BB 00 lln iv u ru l 4)1 1)44 Sawing Machine with walnut cabinal greet condition SIM, Inlanlt D r u tu r . blue 4 while *11 tolld wood SSI. Jr Colt Club*. Powurbtll. 4 irant. ) wood* puffer 4 bag lib* new SIS Call 33) 0*)* after * telephone antwurlng machine. 1100 Tow bar. Illy all cart. H IS 71) 77*0________________ Walk bahlnd c o n tra !* taw, concrete llnith machine, OOCC Honda motorcycle 313 SITE __ I HP Dull* Saw 4 Jointer. I I HP Drill P rett. Bell 4 Due landl• u w m g mach While Super Jig ie g Ath about other 217— G a r a g e S a le s Church Bunulit Mite Itom i 00 ) 00 Saturday only Corner of In d * A lm o st In Sabo M ery Couch 4 chair, rang* hood, lounger, mallrata. ate Friday 4 Saturday. * lo a So Myrlto A v * , Lot 17, Park Avunu* Mobil* Park_______________ Garage Sato Saturday. May It 4 I I * to 4 A M ila of everything I•* E n la rp rit* Rd . 1*1 mltot W e ll of Otloan S o u f g n ______________ Garag* Sal*. Frl 4 Sat , May 10th 4 llth Litton microwave dithat. clothing, playpen ale Direction* l*h# M ary Bird to Hlddun Lahat. on Hidden Labe Dr. to Canlunlal Or . 1*11 10 30) S*n F arnando Court___ Garay* Sato Furniture 4 ml* callanoout f t! B rla rcllft* A v t^ Sanlord M ey i 14_______ iterm 111 alt) N o C ie d ill WE FINANCE 7* Cordoba MOO Own to Omni WOO Dwn NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1110 S. SwfBfd 12H 47S * DAYTONAAUTO* * AUCTION * Hwy *7_________ Oar tone Beach a a * a * Moldia * * * * * PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Every Wad N lta a lliN P M * W h e re A nybody * * C a n B u y o r S e ll I * Far mere datoilt _______ I to* 71) t i l I_________ Dabary Auto A Marin*Setot A c ra ii the river, tog *1 hill 1)4 Hwy 17 *1 Oobgry H4BHB D IS C O U N T )73 71*0 L & E AUCTION 4 Fluffy klHtfii m on 111— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e FOR E S T A T E C o m m e rcia l or R a tld tn tla l A entrant 4 Appraltoll Coll 0*11 i Auction 771 M M 323-6593 Pets & Supplies FR EE) S A N FO R D leer* ) lot* M l 000 W Maiictowttl N E A IT O R 771 TUST 213— A u c t io n s U Pick Pa* H eld Opening S 17 IS on Jo w a l Rd oil Airport B lvd Small tl*ld. come early 777 1700 7771*07 199- I M — W a te rfro n t P r o p e r t y / S a le WILSON MAIEN FURNITURE 322-2420 CVc&x COUNTRY VILLAGE CO M M ER CIAL S P EC IA LIS T LA K E M A R Y R E A L T Y B O B B A LL.TR ..1721144 151 — In v e s t m e n t P r o p e r t y / S a le II yuw *r* looting tor a tuc cutilul c*ru*r In R ail E itllu , Stuntlram Rualty It touting tor run Call Lu* AI bright d y o O £ * - H €R . CAT. 217— G a r a g e S a le s C A LL A N Y T IM E R E A L TO R I7J m i M IL L B U ILD TO S U ITI YO UR LO T OR OURSI E X C L U S IV E A O E N T FO R W IN S O N O DEV CO R P . A C EN TR A L FLO R ID A L E A O E R I M ORE HOME FOR LESS M O N E V I C A LL TO D A Y ) O O E N E V A O SCEO LA RD * TO N E D FOR M O B IL E S ! I Acr* Country tracli M ill Iruud on putrid Rd H \ Down. lO Y rt i l l T M Frum t i l Mot i v - t i i J i W j b u 1bU> V e x . ^ r tc ti RWfe I 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 REALTY-REALTOR Ssnlord'i Salat Uadti I Mm > A F fe L iK fr *>0 By ownur ] bdrm with toncud yard 17700 down and attwm* baionc* of LSJOO al SISI M pur month tor a yuart 173 «— ) 1 BDRM / I R A TH Largo r o o m i . **• i n b i t c h u n , lirrplac* d b t - o r g .v .g e t I I I 000 down Ownai wl.l lurid >ndmortg*g* U ) 100 U1 rou HI f D TO TWO III RUl (STATE iia V 1 5 7 - M o b ile H o m e s / S a le 141— H o m e s F o r S a le ] tx FI* ilucto. naw 0107 KtT ‘N* C A R L Y L E *by Larry Wrlghl ,o a u t o SA LES WE FINANCE 2 3 1 -C a rs M Grand Prl* No money P e n fawrt u v PeoWoc------------- T O -T W *0 Mull eng ST**) Loaded ...m in i Caorlaoy N a lu t tlC o u g a rX R ] RtdXld 10**) cowrte*. Ponttoc H ^ lllf gj CHolton. « door- outo. B ty l . power OR. »'**• truto*. tow milage U ” CM ' m T T n U Toroto Wagon silver 4 Black I weed a'r. A m /Fm tlereo Imtod window*, and luggage rack E icailenl Corf. dHton r *“ m AT— 44 Pontiac F wro Sport* Coupe Reduced t f f « ) Ceurtotf Pooftoc........... m i l l ) 44 PorrflK Sunbird No money down H**) Cowrtoty Paftoc............ » » » » « *4 Ponhec F irebird Unbelievably priced 14**) Caurtetr Panhac >1J > l » 2 3 5 -T ru ck s / B u ses/V an s to** Dodge Pick Up N* brabat. lira* M % rottorad ) I gOD or ball eflar 771 IFF) iago Ford > 4 ton p-ebup dump truck New painting uphol tlary lira up *"*> front and ol ignmenl Apple pi* condl lion Your* for t*M0 Dump truck feature alone I* worth 170 00 a day 10)17*37*1 ‘7* Far* • Ton Pickup E »c cond Engine need* work M ull tee to appreciate SI.000 Hrm Alto 11 ft tit* traitor. 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A M F M radio Good condl Hon M u il u l l 377 )*))_______ 1*11 Phoanlt L J V t 4 door hatchback Eatr* clean 7) 000 ml U 100 Call 17? 104) !*•) Pontiac Tra m Am T Top Loaded Reduced tee*) Ceurlety Pawliat tltllll ‘74 Pugeol D m *I W***n Runt good Needt work UOC 77) 77*0_________________________ 7) M uilang 4 tpeed 4 cylinder no rutf Call on weekday* alley 4 A anytim* on weekend* 171 0*)) *74 Butch Etocfre Full cold air | l.im 7?) 77*0 74 Old* Toronado, very ctoon. 1 door. air. c r u lu Loaded Call alter ) 377 IT**______ 7* Firebird. Black, *t 000 mltot P T. PS. air. 1*)*) or maka oiler n jO lb f o r 777 1141 llt ll ’7* Honda Prelude Ceurlety Penhac . II) Itll '7*Sutouru Slaiion Wagon Like new HU*) Ceurlety Pontiac ......... 17) 11)1 '84 Mudi, 5 speed, air ’ OOOml^ SMOO Call 377 >7*1 44 N u u n 4 X 4 , naedt bumper 4 wlndthlalB >1000 4 <*k* Over paymantt alter 4. m 7371 belor* 4. 7710*7* 2 3 9 - M o t o r c y c le s and B ik e s H a rla y O avld ton. 71 S L H . 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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, May 09, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 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>, May 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/83904f955c61792a632a1f10ab14763e.pdf 94ce0a81bb9b019df78bb1488a2af926 PDF Text Text S an fo rd M a n N a b b e d In Rape; A n o th e r Suspect B j Susan Lodcn H erald S ta ff W rite r A 22-year-old Sanford man. one o f two who allegedly raped a 20-year-old Winter Park woman last month, was being held today In the Seminole County jail In lieu of $8,000 bond, charged with sexual battery. Assistant Sanford Police Chief Herb Shea said Investigators will be reviewing with prosecutors from the Slate Attorney’s Office the woman’s allegations against the second man a 48-year old Sanford resident, to determine If he will also be charged In connection with the May 19 assault. Shea said the evidence may not support the woman's claim against the second man. According to a Sanford police report, the woman had accepted a ride from the pair at the Delux Bar on 18th Street at Southwest Hoad In Sanford at about 10.30 p.m. The second suspect allegedly drove to a field behind Goldsboro Elementary School. 1301 W. 16th St . Sanford. There the passenger, the man who has been arrested, slapped the victim In the face and forced her to take off her clothes, the report said. He forced her out of the car and made her |)erform oral sex and then he raped her. the report said He took t5 0 from her pants and then the driver o f the car raped her. the report said. After the woman was allowed to dress the three drove to 13th Street at Olive Avenue In Sanford Where the pa'-sec^ >ut and the driver offered in take the w man -. • V» inter Park. When he stopped at a traffic light on U S. Highway 17-92 at state Hoad 419 south of Sanford, the woman jumped out of the car and ran to a nearby Handy W ay s ore and called police, the report said The woman reportedly Identified the man who has been arrested. Shea said Lorenzo Everett. 22. of 75 Lake Monroe Terrace, a waiter, was arrrsted at Ills home at 9:38 a.in. Tuesday. FBI Seeks 5th Suspect In Spy Ring Asphalt Plant Plan Opposed By R ick Brunson H erald S t a ff W rite r About 10O residents In the Country Club Manor subdivision In west Sanford are protesting the proposed construction of an asphalt plant near their homes, according to one homeowner. Orlando Paving Co. wants to build the $3.5 million asphalt plant at 2150 Country Club Hoad on a BO-acre tract sur­ rounded by the Lockhart und C o u n tr y C lu b M an or aub* divisions. A concrete plant und two food processing plants are also near the proposed site. The property Is owned by the Atlantic Land Co . a subsidiary o f the S e a b o a rd C o a s tlin e Hullrond Co., anti Is zoned medi­ um Industrial district, according to Mettle Sonnenberg. city build lug official. Wayne Evans, executive vice president o f Orlundo Paving, said the company wants to buy the property from Atlantic hut the sale depends on whether thr plant Is npproved by the city. Thursday, the city’s Planning and Z o n in g C om m ission Is scheduled to consider Orlando Paving's request to store petro­ leum at the site, the first hurdle In getting the plan approved. The meeting Is scheduled for 7 ».m. In the commission chain­ lets at city hall. Hobert Barren, of 137 Country Club Circle. Sanford, says he and his neighbors have banded together to fight the plant. About 100 have signed a petition ask­ ing the P A 7. board to deny the request, he said. The group has also hired an attorney to repre­ sent them, he suld They are concerned that the fumes and smoke emitted from the plant could be hazardous and that thr plant's presence will slash the value o f their homes. Marrrtt said. He also said noise from the plant would be a nuisance. “ They're going to drop a bomb In the middle of the city." he said Marrrtt. whose home Is about 400 fert from the proposed plant site, said he visited Orlando Paving’s plant In Orlando Satur­ day and talked with residents within u half-mile of thr factory. Hr said the residents com­ plained of foul-smelling fumes, with one man saying he could not go outside because the sm oke uggruvated his sinus condition. liarrett also said the plant was surrounded with mounds of clay .and sand, which he considered unsightly. But Evans said the proposed plant would be “ state of the art" wtth little noise and no smoke or FBI agents m W ashington seeking to trace the scope ol the c o n s p ir a c y T u es d a y s i l t »-cl through thousands of docu merits seized from thr homes of the four men already charged In the case M*r*W Safety First With ’Safety First’ his motto, School District Risk M anager Walter M eriw ether Jr., left, presents certificates of appreciation to Sanford police officials and officers for their help In getting kids to and from school safely. Accepting certificates, from left, k| Jammy Vlncsat Assistant Chief Herb Shea, Acting Chief Steve H a rriett, and Sanford motorcycle patrolmen Andy Collazo, Dennis W hitm ire and Rick Poovey. Meriwether said their work Includes using rad ar to m onitor motorists' speed In school zones. See P k A N T , page 8 A Religious Right Backlash Feared By Father Who Beat Prayer Law WASHINGTON (Ill’ll - An Alabama fulher who beat a slate prayer-ln-srhool law In the Supreme Court says he feels "vindicated" but fears the religious right will use the case to rally for a constitu­ tional amendment on school l>rayer. Ishmael Jaflrre of Mobile. Ala., said Tuesday he was i ( Hallo4* about the t> :i Supreme Court ndlng striking down an Alabama law man­ dating a moment of silence for voluntary prayer In public schools. Jutfrec. a father of six, told a news conference In Mobile he “ w a s n e v e r o p p o s e d to children praying. I was op­ posed to' teachers leading children In pruyer. ... Now I can tell m y children that I helped maintain thr Integrity of the Constitution.'' Prayer-ln-school advocates across thr country attacked the ruling Tuesday, though It led Intact numerous stale laws that simply call for a moment o f silence during the school day when students may medi­ tate. pray or do nothing. Hep. T h o m a s K indness. H-Ohio. sponsor o f a school prayer bill, said the decision la an “ opportunity for us to get more fight Into the fight" for a voluntary prayer amendment BALTIMORE (UPI) - The FBI Is hunting for a fifth person believed to be a member of a family and friend operation ac­ cused of penetrating Navv seen rlty from coast to coast and passing secrets to the Soviets for 20 years, authorities snv Law enforcement sources said Tuesday the Fill apparently knows the Identity but not the whereabouts o f a |>ersnn known as " F . " the code letter used by accused spy ringleader John Walker to Identify an operation participant In tellers lo Soviet contacts. Sources said other suspects also were being Investigated and thecuse was far from closer! 'Now I can toll my chlldron that I helped maintain the Integrity of tho Constitution.'* to the Constitution. Moral Majority leader the Hrv. Jerry Falwell called the thr high court "com pletely out o f step with over 88 percent of the American people." While Jaffree sold. "I feel vindicated." he also expressed m n e e r n that " th o s e w h o belong to the religious right will use this as a rallying cry for 'Let's have a new constitu­ tional amendment.*" In Its ruling, the high court made a distinction between a simple moment of silence and the Alabama law. which Jaf­ free. an agnoatlc. challenged In May 1982 because he ob­ jected to his children being exposed to prayer at school. "T h e legislative Intent (of A la b a m a 's law| lo return prayer to the public schools Is. o f course, quite different from merely protecting every stu­ d e n t's right lo en ga gr In voluntary prayer during an appropriate moment o f silence d u r in g th e sc h o o l d a y . " Justice John Paul Stevens said for the court. aging released Tuesday, the life spun of Americans has risen lo 74.9 years. "Y e t the Image In our minds rva k rd by 'age 65,* Is still adorned with canes and hearing aids and little old ladles In tennis shoes, even as we ure Jostled on the streets and In the stores by rn rrgrtlc. vigorous men and women In a hurry — at age 75." T resnowskl said. " T o be sure, the Congress has m oved the mandatory retire­ ment age up to 70. But the problem of bringing our laws and our practices In line with the “ Not guilty lo all counts." Wulkrr. a retired Navy warrant officer, told U.S District Jitdgc Alexander llarvev Walker then watched Ills sou a sailor from I he- aircraft carrier Nlmllz, also plead not guilty H e a t W a v e S m o th e rs S ta te A 3 rd D ay A three-day heat wave that caused at Irast one death In the slate caused the mercury to reach 100 degrees In Sanford Tuesday, a record high for the date for the second day In a row Today's temperatures were expected to go even higher with the chance of thundershowers lilts afternoon bringing some relief T h e d r y s p e ll und th e excessive heat have brought water usage In Sanford lo H.2 million gallons a day. but the city utility director. Paul Moore, said the city Is still able lo meet the demand and there are no restrictions at this lime. "People should be prarllc.il and consid­ erate o f others in their use of water conserving where they can." hr said Record highs for June 4 wrrr set In 12 cities Tuesday Lake­ land reached u searing 105 degrees, thr hottest the central Florida city has ever gollrn since weather records l>egan. It was 102 In Gainesville: 100 In Orlando and Hollywood: 99 In Fort Myers; 9H in Mldml. 97 In Miami lieach. Apalachicola, and Pensacola: 95 in Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Beach Jacksonville also had a June 4ih record high, hitting 100 for the third day In a row. The Duval County Medical Exam­ iner's O ffice listed the late Monday death of Elaine Trauger. 12. as heal •eluted P o lice re p o rts say rescue workers found Trauger rollapsetl with no blood pressure and a body lemperaturr of I OH de­ grees. A high pressure air mass over the Gulf of Mexico Is raising the heat. Forecasters say until It m oves, the mass will creute weak westerly winds that blow a w a y n o r m a l c o o l i n g sea breezes. Il was 106 In Ocala and 102 In Tallahassee Tuesday. Along I he south Florida coast, there were few bathers txilhrrlng with the MS-dcgrrc water. On Fort Lauderdale beach, lifeguard HJ. Kearney said the crowds had been light. "T h e re '* not much point In coming out here to cool off," hr said A North Miami resident was Charges Pending In Baby's Traffic Death A 24-year-old Sanford man may be charged In connection with a Monday traffic accident that -left a Winter Park Infant drud. Jennifer Cheney. 13 months, of 1921 Bonanza Court, died at 7 49 a m. Tuesday at the Orlando Regional Medical Center after being hellcoplrred from Sanford's Centrul Florida Rrgional Hospital. Also Injured In the 9 p m. Monday accident were the child's parents. Jack and Julia Cheney. Mrs Cheney was In satisfactory condition today al CFRH and her husband was treated anil released after the accident. According lo Sanford Assistant Poller Chief Herb Shea. Michael Zarrh. 24. of Maltle St.. Sanford, lost control of his eustbound pickup truck and drove into the westbound lane of Airport Boulevard just west of 25lh Street. Zurchs truck hit Cheney's westbound Suburu. throwing It Into a spin. The Subaru was then struck by a westbound vun lhat could not slop. Shea said. The van was driven by Donald w . Nichols. 37. of 3206 Country Club Road. Sanford. Hr was not Injured During (he accident. Jennifer suffered a penetrating wound abovr the right eye. Zarch received minor Injuries when his truck oveturnrd. If chargrs are filed, they probably will be against Zarch. Shea said Jennifer was In lhr car's front seat at the time of thr accident but police do not know If she was In a child restraint seat as required by state law. Failure to provldr such a seal Is punishable by fines like other traffic Infractions —Deane Jordan Blue Cross Chief: Old Doesn't Begin A t 65 NEW YOHK (U l'll - Old uge doesn't begin at 65 und governtpent and hculth curr policies should lx- changed lo reflect the reality that the golden years ure age 75 und up. says the presi­ dent of the Blue Cross and Blur Shield Association Bernard Tresnowskt said that In 1935. when the Social Securi­ ty Act was enacted. It was accurate and sensible lo consid­ er men and women age 65 and over elderly because the average life span In the United Slates wu* 64. But. he said In a report on W a lk e r. 47. and his son Michael. 22. ap|x-arrd at a lirtcl arraignment Tuesday In U S District Court In Baltimore in enter pleas. reality — old age at 75. not 65 — are fo rm id a b le. If not p ro ­ hibitive." T h e re p o rt w as r e le a s e d Tuesday In conjunction with the 50th anniversary symposium of Blur Cross and Blue Shield of Greater New York. The leader o f the Insurance "Blues." provider of health co v­ erage for some 90 million Am er­ icans. urged symposium m em ­ bers to accept the new definition of rlderly and trash the obsolete one. The reality of old age starting al 75. not 65. he Insisted. Is essential to any discussion of "long-term c a r e " — nursing home — needs of the nation's aging population "W e will make more progress If we Insist on realism ." he said, n o t in g th a t t h e r e a re an estimated 27 million people over age 65 In the United Stales today, that there will be 30 million by 1990. and 35 million by the year 2.000. “ But because the survival rale Is picking up speed the old gain as a percentage o f the popula­ tion. Those 85 and over are iwojectrd to be the fastest grow- log part of the older population. " A s a result, the need for long trrm care Is on the fast side o f the growth curve. There are 1 3 million In nursing homes now. Th r estimated need Is for an additional 600.000 nursing home beds by 1995." T r e s n o w s k t n o te d th a t thousands of hospital beds arc Ivln g Idle nationwide as ad­ mission and occupancy rates decline while lists of people w aitin g to get Into nursing homes keep growing He sug­ gested that some of those beds could be used for the aged saved Irom oven like heat by an air conditioning repairman who fixed her unit. Karen Thorhurn said when the air conditioning Isn't working. you take five showers a day alter you come home from wor k "Y ou 're happy lo go m w ork." I he accountant said But those workers not In olflces suffered Bobby laillnirr sUkhI under a work rack at Johnny's Auto and Trailer Service In Miami Toes day. One hand held a gas burning torch. Hr wore goggles and heavy work clothes Sweat ran off him. " I'v e got to wear the long sleeve shirt.” he said "You gel See HEAT WAVE, page HA TODAY Action Reports............. 3A B rid g e............................ j b Calendar 8H Classifieds ............. A.7B0 C om ics............................2B Crossword ................. 2B Dear A bby......................3B D e a th s .;........................ JA Dr G o l f ......................... JB Editorial...................... zA Horoscope....................... jb N ation .......................... 2A People...........................I.3B Sports............... J7A Television........................ hh W e a th er......................... j a W orld........................... 2A D o n 't C all U G LY As reported In the Evening llrru ld Tuesday, the San­ ford City Commission did not select a phone number with the last four digits co rre sp o n d in g with thr letters U-G-L-Y for residents to call lo report grounds m ain ten an ce violation s. I’leose do not try to use such a number �I A —Iv tn lnfl Hdrild t s nlerd, FI. Wfedrm dsy, June 5, tw But Money Already Spent County Richer Than Expected NATION IN BRIEF Judge: N o M o n ey M o tiv e Evidence In Von Bulow Trial PROVIDENCE. R.l. (UPI> — The Judge In Clan* von Hulow's attempted murder retrial has refused to allow the prosecution to Introduce hi* wife’s $75 million will as rebuttal evidence, saying the state failed to support a money motive. Superior Court Judge Cortnne Grande's ruling came after the defense rested Its case without calling von llulow or his teenage daughter, Cosltna. to testify. The state contends von Uulow twice tried to kill fils wife, Martha "S u n n y” von llulow, with Insulin injrcllons to collect a $14 million share of the fortune and marry his former mistress Defense attorneys claimed Mrs. von Bulow was suicidal over her husband s affair and caused her own comas In 1979 and 1980 by mixing drugs and liquor at the family's Newport mansion. She remains comatose at a New York hospital. Grande refused Tuesday In allow the state to Introduce Mrs. von Billow's will In this portion o f the (rial saying the slate had not proved that financial gain was a motive In the ruse. "There Is not a suggestion anywhere at all that a financial gain Impelled the defendant lo lake Ihe action that the stale says he look," she said referring lo the • one the prosecution earlier presented. H o tel S trike Widens NEW YORK (UPB — The Teamsters and other unions have vowed not to cross picket lines of 15.500 workers striking 55 hotels, causing mounds o f garliage to pile up, flatting most food deliveries and making It even harder for hotel guesla to get taxis. The strike by an estimated 15,500 workers, ranging from bellhops to bartenders. Is Ihe first In the 46-year history of the AFL-CIO Hotel and Motel Trade Council. Marvin Bogner, a spokesman for the city's Health Department, said 18 hotels had already been declared public health nuisances because of plies of garbage. Hognrr said the Sunltallnu Department picked up trash at those hotels at the owners' expense About 14,000 workers walked off the Job Saturday al 45 hotels. Including some of the city’s poshest eslabllshments such us the Waldorf-Astoria The union lias said It has targeted 40 more hotels for Ihe strike next week Aboul 1,500 workers at lOniore hotels walked off Ihe Job Tursduy bringing Ihe number of establishments affec ted by the strike to 55. WORLD IN BRIEF Arms Sales In tended To Encourage Peace Talks Syria Tries To End Shooting BEIRUT, Lcbuntm (UP1) — Palestinian unit Shiite Moslem gunmen clashed In two Beirut refugee camps today as Syria explorrd how to end the fighting that has killed more t hun 500 people since May 19 Sporadic gunflrr rocked Shatlla and IkmiJ llrujaneh, two Pulesllnlun refugee camps on the southern outskirts of Ihe cupliul. less than a day after Red Cross workers entered I hr Subru refugee camp In u search for lx wiles The sources hud no tinmedlutr estimate on casualties today. The fighting came uftrr representatives ol lx*lh sides met In Dumuscus Tuesday night with Syrian Vice President Abdel Hullm Khaddain, who rrportrdly made progress In elforts to stop the shooting. Polltteul sources who asked not to be named said Syria wants Amu! to lift Its siege of the camps, whose defenders then would hr allowed lo go to the llekaa Valley In Syrian controlled eastern Lrbuuou STOCKS 7Saa» «up<«rani p re v rd M S r " • m O ' l of m l I m w OO m Cm S O a r t ra g n a a n la irtn /"<*• « n s r p tito t t r ol mM motntnf i«u, InSv 4m *or m#r»»r« i Nanpt M fw js e v f day Oo naf inciud* rolttl mmitum marftayen A lla n * * Sank Am nrlcdn Sanaa* 141 ta rn s ** Sank Florida Avatar US SU AW undtangad * n a lr a d tt * t* tow OAKLAW N FUWSAL UCttLttWTIBY Sat k u k u M * — ■.1 S SwW aa*U« la W S vM f la v a f Ca*U 4 U At Itv a S a rt M . S a n a * U Caavw fU H * 1214H i I w N r d A jA a H ary FrnPteo Sav A l* * " ' 7 la P -o ,'a a i 1 random S avin,* MCA Mughat Steely. Mo, riaon a . . . . . . . NCR C<*p P ra n a , Scor*r * Soirinoofel Bank Sun Banfet tl 1IW unchangod unthangad 4IW a n * n no l-a d a t ITS vH kanpd r t u tv s ip 11 no tradafe la t* taw We unchangad UV MW n IIW ""T Io w cT T T d ^ T T J T ^ asJ on ^ * (jllllitU i K V E ." . more In property taxes than expected. $197.3*28; extra In* nine from the state's 5th and f*rh cents o f gasoline tax. com­ mitment fees and contributions from cities for road construction. 8158.196. and 840,774 In reve­ nues from a variety of other sources In addition. Mrs. Anderson said the slate now estimates the county will receive $13.7 million from ihe proceeds of the special penny sales tax. approved by the voters for criminal Justice faclltins some $500000 more lhan llrst estimates o f $13 2 million Earlier, it was reported that ih r county plans lo spend 814 08 million, some $300,000 more Ilian expected, from I hat fund even with expected In­ cre a s e d r e v e n u e s o n ly for expansion of tb<- county Jail and renovations of the courthouse, but also for renovations of Ihe former health department build­ ing and Ihe stale attorney's office (the former Jail behind the courthouse.) In a report to thr county commission last week. Deputy County Administrator Richard George said some money for the renovations of the state at­ torney's building and the old health department would come from court faculties fees. These tees are levied al Ihe rate of $2 per case when lawsuits are filed Meanwhile Mrs Anderson said <minty revenues from Intrresi Income are down She said the reason is that the county's funds, w hich had been Invested In only one financial Institution at a 10 percent Interest rate, have been spread around lo several rouiliy banks and placed mi accounts paying a lesser interest rate. Clerk of the Circuit Court David Berrien, charged with Ihe r e s p o n s ib ilit y o f in v e s tin g <minty funds, said all county investment money — about $40 7 S e n te n ce d For DUI llu billowing persons have either pleaded or been found gullly of driving under Ihe Influru rr or having an unlawful blood alcohol level. As first-time offenders, most have had their driver’s llecnsc Misjiended for six months, or­ dered In pay a $250 fine, pay court costs o f $27.50 and com ­ plete 50 hours o f community srrvlcr. When a guilty or no i tiniest plea Is entered or If Ihe defendant Is found guilty o f uri alcohol-related charge, other <lunges are usually either not prosecuted or dismissed. Most of the first tim e offen ders arc allowed to apply for businessonly driving permits -W illia m Dindwell. 53. of 803 E. 20lh St.. Sanford, arrested March 8 a fter tils car was Involved In an accident on S. I’ulmelto Ave.. Sanford Jimmy Owrn Flllmuu. 27. of 214 Barrow Si., Apopka, ar­ rested Feb. 12 altrr his car was docked (raveling 70 inph In a -15 inph zone on stale Road 436 at Balmy Beach Drive. Foresl City. -Timothy Mvers 27. of Route 4, Box 77. Sanford, arrested March H alter his car was Involved In an accident on U S Highway 17-92. Hanford. Bobhv Gerald Rotx-rts. *26, of YOU’RE NUMBER 2412 Oak Ave.. Sanford, ar­ rested May 23 on SR 430 near Seminole Plaza Casselberry, alter police spotted tils car parked with Its rear against a telephone hooih —Kennelh Drew. 29. of Forest City, arrested April 2 after he w'us found passed oul in tils truck at Live Oaks Center. U S. Highway 17-92. Casselberry. He is scheduled to l>e sentenced July i —-Coiozell Wings Wilder. 53. of 101 Springs St . Altam onte Springs, arrested Feb. 2 on SR * 3 6 , C a s s e lb e r r y , u ftrr a motorist nlerled a trooper to a |M*ssiblr drunk driver. —Timothy Gene Hardagr, 20. of 10 3 R e f l e c t i o n C i r c l e , Casselberry, urrestrd July 17 ullrr his motorcycle pulled onto SR 436. Casselberry, and Into Ibe path of a sbcrllf's palrol car. Several vehicles had to lake evasive action to avoid colliding wllh the hike, according to court records —Sarah Doris Rumtxi, 26. of Orlando, arrested Nov . 7 altrr tier ear was seen s|*rrdlng on SR 136. ('.iHst-llx-rry He vehicle also lorced another cur oil the road, u stiertITa report sold — D e a n eJ o r d a n million — were in certificates of deposit with Freedom Savings and Loan. When Berrien took office In January, he said, he look the funds and spread them among M-vcn or eight banking house'*. While that may cut ihe inter­ est the money earns. It is safer. Berrien said. Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff. a stockbroker, noted that Berrien is asking for reports on assets and liabilities of each banking house lh a l wishes to be a depositor o f county funds as a wav of making sure ihe county does not have problems with Its money like those seen In bank .inti savings and loan collapses lit olher states Berrien said that interest income on countv Invewiments had been estimated at 10 per­ cent. but with Interest rates dropping Ihe Interest rale the county Is receiving now Is 8 prrrrnl. W HATEVER THE TEMPERATURE e WITH US A TC H LE Y APPL $ TV SALES AND SERVICE L0N Q W 00D TR A N E Wfeathsrtron Cfenlial All CondltionsrtHsst Pump Won't L*t You Down Ufa ■| P L U M B IN G S VVALI H E A T IN G I N C '0 3 1 - 3 1 0 1 tMI tarUtf* Avt , !$Mer«§ Pfl 1110*1 WE FIX ALL MAJOR APPLj Bob's Antiques & Used Fw n ltn re I D A Y S E R V IC E Alt COMPMSKM MJMATM IN STOCK FREE Estimate You Won't Walk Away Empty Handed If You Don't Like Our Price We Will Negotiate. SEMINOLE SEW & VAC 322-9411 323-21 SO CONNER 11*1 A Hay. 17 93 So. Sanlord, Fla. LAN C MART ELVD Wrtrt Dili* Center Hr* M S 108 Sun. lO -i mmmm W IN D O W & DOOR GUARDS ^qg.safef.siMqMaMissing US i f e l i m N M i THE BEST PROTECTION AGAINST INTRUDERS!!! U nited Press In tern ation al The administration, despite opposition from Israel and 69 senators, says It plans to sell new defensive weu|xms to Jordan to encouruge the Aral* kingdom to open direct peace talks with the Jewish stale The exact timing and sire of the sale proposed to f*e sent to Congress lias not been determined, administration officials said Tuesday, hul the decision to make Ihe side has Item made IJ.S officials noted Ihe Irony o f the debate, In which ihe Israeli lobby has opjxised Jordan's King Hussein's request at a time when he Is prepared lo talk lo Israel The senators op|*oar any side to Jordan until direct negotiations begin The US. officials said Ihe rmphuMls of the arms sale would be air defense, specifically anything to protect Jordan against Syria, which has opposed any participation In Middle East peace negotiations wlih Israel or the United Slates. The most vulullle part of any arms deal would l*e Stinger shoulder-llred surface-to-air missiles, which the Israelis lear could fall Into Ihe hands of Palestinian guerrillas The next most sensitive Item would be improved Hawk surfure-ln-air missiles, mobile wru|*ona that can hit lowand medium altitude targets. Jordan has Hawk missiles bin at Israeli Insistence they are fixed and cannot be moved in ureas where they would threaten Israeli aircraft IN* N s t v n i l By Donna Estes Herald Staff Writer S em in ole County received nearly $1.3 million more In revenues during the first eight months o f fiscal 1984-85 than expected, but ihe new money represents no windfall It has already been spenl. M a n a g e m e n t and B u d g et Director Eleanor Anderson, in reporting that the county's re<ord $93.9 million budget grew to $95.2 million during Ihe eight m onths, said the additional dollars will replace money spent on unforseen expenses In the transportation program, for the sheriffs road patrol, and other Herns such as projects to be funded from the 4 cent* pergallon special gasoline lax. The Increase In revenues ram e Irorn Ihe sale of the county's mental health facility and m hrr county property. 8566.159; a larger than expected rash sur­ plus from last year of $320,106; 323- 120* WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT! South enters stuck close to Ibelr air condilloners while walling out a record brat wave that killed people and |x*ultry, poshed the demand tor (xiwer to nrw highs and displayed lew signs of dis­ appearing Records tell In Dixie lor a Iblnl day In a row Tuesday »is tbe mercury climbed Into the 90s and past thr century mark Two dozen records were reached nr set from Mississippi and Florida lo ihe Carollnas, and a reading ol 105 was thr highest ever recorded In Lakeland, the National Weather Service said We still have that big high pressure center all the eastern Gulf ol Mexico and It's been causing thr brut lor three or four days." Bill Pendleton, an NWS Inrrcaslrr In Miami, said today, “ it's uni planning lo m ove thiough Sunday." Plains storms Hooded Texas streets with op lo 9 inches ol rain in Sudan. AREA rORECABT: Excessive heat lo continue today and Thursday. Daytime heal Indrx In the 105-115 degree range. Today sunny and hot with the high 98 lo 104 A 20 percent chance of late afternoon thun­ derstorms Wind northeast 5 to 10 mph Tonight (air with the low 72 to 76 Light w ind Thursday sunny and hut with the high around 100 A 20 percent chance ni hilr afiertuxin Ihundrrstorins. Wind northeast 3 to 10 mph BOATING FORECAST: St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Vuriable wind 5 in 10 knots except easterly onshore sea breezes during the uttertoxins through Thursday. Sea 2 feet or less except 2 to 4 feet during thr afternoon. Mostly lair EXTENDED FORECAST! Friday through Sunday — Slight <harirr of afternoon and evening I h it u j r r si or m s. o t h e r w is e mostly fair with hot afternoons Highs mid to upper 90s north and crutrul and low to mid 90s south except near 90 Immediate coast and keys. Low * near 70 e x trrn tc n orth lo near 80 extreme south AREA READINGS (9 s.m.): temperature: 80; overnight low; 74 I u r s d .iv s h ig h ; FREE* ESTIMATES 3 2 3 -2 6 0 0 1001 I ISlh IT VAN! Oft) UA FR EE S P IN A L E V A L U A T IO N WARNING SMMALS Of f P O O * « V U Froquont H e a d u c h o s Low Back o r H ip Pain D lzzln o sa o r L o s s o t S leep N u m b n e s s o t H a n d s or Feet N e rv o u s n e s s N eck P sln o r S tilln e s s A rm and S h o u ld e r Pain t Aitrwaun ic c rn u • Infeed I t Fairy Unto • imi I fallen InrNtrr tmton RuMa T«L SMI i , ( r « t Skirt hm T«t Ud I f * Mtk Osctsr. * »>,n*«'Cit>'r"M«co*t nivronvailron "** » ■ * ,L a m K r a r w t N Ic m a tM iu t u m t or o *u * * m c h »»0n a h *O W M * * C ? In,-, i >n-H, al mist *•*.•> I* »tn*imtdtJ *» * "IfeUVl oa **0 WITnlS WHBJJJOr "tiros T O ? H | R O A Ih IfN III t f t V C C li* M iN A » O N O *'* < *M I N * m S A N F O R D P A I N C O N T R O L C L IN IC ro O P C H I R O P R A C T I C , I N C . 7 o .,. a « . . k P M. a iip n a n m 3471 S AIRPORT BLVD L1R1 SA N FO R D I S * Day* A 100; tkiromrlrtc pressure: 30.02; rela­ tive h u m id ity 84 percen t; winds rust at 8 mph: rain; .03 Inch; sunrise: 6 27 u.ru., sunset 8 20 p m THURSDAY TIDES: Dsytona Besch: highs. 1136 a m , 12 05 p m ; lows, 5:22 a in . 5 18 p m . : P o r i Canaveral: highs. 1128 a m . II 57 p m.; lows, 5 13 u rn , 5:09 p m Bayport: highs. 4 56 u.m . 3 22 p in.; lows, 9 39 u in.. 11:21 p m. H o m e o w n e rs Insurance? • % O n e H a im * s ;i> > it I h \>1. T T O N Y R l'S S I IN S U R A N C E it P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 ■ 2 5 7 5 S . F r e n c h A v e ., S a n fo r d x A u t o -O w n e r s i n s u r a n c e AREA DEATH JAMES ED W AR D PALMER Mr. James Edward Palmer. 57. ol 346 Mead Drive. Ovlerlo. died Tuesday ut his home after a lengthy Illness Born April 7. 1928 in North. S C., he moved to Oviedo front Greenville. S.C. Itt I960 He was a guidance coun­ selor. a member of Oviedo Bap­ tist Church and was director of the Tuscuwilln Men's Associa­ tion. Survivors Inrludr his wife. Bcittr. two sons. James E Jr., and Gary A., both of Oviedo, a d a u g h te r , R e b e c c a S lu p p . A p o p k a , h is m o th er. B ea. Greenville, a brother, Norman. I Itr Hunt*- 1 ar Huunov lint nanir u u it all. Augusta, U u ; a sister. Marie Freeman. Charlotte. N.C.: three grandchildren B ald w in -F a irch ild Funeral Home. Goldrnrod. Is in charge of arrangements. EMitlnj; llrnikl 1USPI 4(1 1MI Wtdrwvday. Juris 5. 19*5 Vul 77. No 345 Pvfeluhtd Daily and Sunday. ttcrpl Vatvrdar fey Thn laniard Harald. Inc MS N SrancS Ava , laniard. Fla 11711. Vacand Clan P itltii Paid at laniard. Ftartda urn Hama Dalivtry Wank, It . Mr Month. M 11, 1 Manila. 114 11, » Manth,. I l l M Yaar, 111 fed By Mail Wrak II Ur MantS. M H i 1 Manlfe«. I I I . Hr » Monts*. *11 Hr Yfefef. 144 M. PSana (Mi) 111 HU SAVE OVER 50% on Ch«ck Up Special �Evening H*r*id, Sanford. FI Wodnotday, Jwn* j. lo»5 JA S h e r i f f , F H P S u e d F o r F a ls e A r r e s t Srminnlp County Sheriff John Polk and the Florida Highwfey I’.itro! are bring *nrr) for false arrest. T h e p la in tiff In the case claims, among other things, that the arrest hurt his feelings Frank Lee Williams III, of S a n fo r d , file d th e su it in Seminole Circuit Court Tuesday He Is seeking an unspecified amount of damages In excess of *5.000 According to the suit. Williams was a (Tested March 16. 1984 by an FHP trooper. The; t r o o p e r a p p a r e n t ly stopped a car in which Williams w as a passenger and a fter checking out the driver ran a computer check on Williams, using his driver's license for inlormatlon. The trooper was told there was an outstanding warrant Issued by Dade County authorities for a Frank Lee Williams that fit the description of the car's passenger, according to W illia m s ' la w y e r . Joh n Morgan, of Orlando Both the Williams named In the warrant and the Williams arrested arc black, according lathe suit. Williams said In the suit that he w a j kept In the Seminole County Jail for five days while friends and relatives tried to convince authorities that they had Jailed the wrong man. W illia m s contends that If P o lk 's officers had follow ed standard procedures they would have discovered the error earlier and let him go He said he was finally released a lte r Jailers learn ed o f the mistake. Williams slates that his Im­ prisonment deprived him of his civil rights. He states he was both physically and mentally Injured, lie also stated his repu­ tation was damaged and Ills frellngs were hurt by the Inci­ dent. He asks In the suit that FHP pay #5.000 or more in compen­ satory damages and that I’olk rested at his home at about 8:40 p m. Tuesday and was being held In lieu of *50 0 bond. BURGLARIES ft THEFTS Bill Dooley, 35, of 330 Lake Seminary Circle. Maitland, re­ ported to sh eriffs deputies that his $690 video recorder and four tapes with a total value of *85 were stolen when his belongings were being moved from 208 Varmouth Road. Fern Park, be­ tween May 30 and Sunday. Action Reports * Fires * Courts ★ Police when her household furnishing were moved from Tennessee by a m oving com panv between April 16 and 23 She reported her loss on Friday. Tam m y Vanessa Noble. 21. of Watson Street. Jamestown, gave deputies the name o f a suspect who may have taken #300 from her purse In her trailer on pay *5.000 or more lit punitive Saturday. damages Williams asks for a trial by NABBED W IT H C AR Jury. No Irlal date has been set. A DcLand man has been Pictures, sculpture. Jewelry’, charged with possession of a TEST DRIVE cleaning supplies, a camera and stolen vehicle after a Seminole A DcLand man charged In other Items worth about $1,500 County sheriffs deputy spotted connection with the theft o f a car were stolen from thr home of him driving the car from his Sanford car dealer The man was urrested on Michael Eugene Haglry. 28. of employer rrportedly told San* L a k ev lew A v e n u e at North 1521 Bear Lake Road. Sanford, ford police who arTcsted him S tre e t. A lta m o n te S p rin gs, that he took the car because he on Monday, a shertfT* report whrre he had been driving the said. Just wanted to take a test spin tn 1977 Datsun that a computer tt check by the deputy confirmed Theresa Rice. 36. of Orlando, The 1082 Toyota was reported was reported stolen In DcLand. a missing from Prestige Honda. told Seminole County shcrdTs deputies that a gold chain and sheriffs report said U.S. Highway 17-92. on April 15. Bernard Dwayne Martin. 20. P o lic e w e r e to ld th a t an pearl earrings with a combined was arrested at 1 1:25 a.m employee may have had keys to value of *250 were stolen along Monday and was being held In the car and he had left the with a *150 shotgun from her lieu of >5.000 bond business without notifying a car while the vehicle was parked at Butler Plaza, state Road 436. DUI A R R E S T S supervisor, the report said. The following persons have A suspect turned himself In at Casselberry’- between 5 a m and been u rre sted in S em in ole the Sanford police station on 3 p in. on Monday. County on a charge of driving Monday. Charged with grand A thief si Ip [led Into the room of under ihe Influence: theft auto at 8 5 0 a m. w*as Abraham Alexander Milton. 24. Jackie Davis. 37. of the Pine —Joanne Rose Mullen. 22. of He was being held In lieu of Grove Motel *8. Fern Park, while 541 Marigold St.. Casselberry, she and her daughter slept was arrested Saturday alter her *5.000 bond. Monday night and took a pair of car was seen weaving on U.S B E A N BATTLE Jeans containing #145 cash The Highway 17-92. l.ongwood She A 4 5 -y e a r-o ld A lta m o n te door to the room was closed, but was also charged with driving Springs man charged with bat­ not locked at thr time of the with asu»|>cmlrd license, tery spouse ubusc after allegedly theft, a shertfTs report said —Hobby Glen Smith. 23. ol hitting his wife In the face arm Winter Garden, at 2:30 a in told sh eriff s deputies the alleged Roofing materials, 50 pounds Sunday after hr was seen driv­ attack was provoked when the of nails and about 10 sheets ol ing with bright Iteadlighis and woman threw a pot of cooking plywood with a total value of crossed Ihe centerline of U.S. lima brans at hint. about $185 were stolen from a Highway 17-92. Longwood. He received n minor burn on construction site belonging to —Todd David Kcsslnger. 25. ol Ills right arm. deputies reported, Sierra Properties Corp., 3606 Route 4. Box 366. Apopka, was but Eliza Drakes. 44. of 1110 Palm Ave.. Apopka, at 1669 arrested at 3:26 a.m. Tuesday Spring St., told deputies she Windy Bluff Point. lamgwtxvd. after his car was seen weaving lhicw the brans after she was hit according to a report filed with on stale Road 134. W inter during an argument, a shrrlfTs the sherlfT s department Springs report said —Thaddeus l.er McNeil. 53, of M rs D ra k es ' eyes w ere 116 Hughes Ave.. Sanlord. at Linda B Rahona. 45. of 512 swollen, the report said. Whlspcrwood Drive. Longwtiod. 4 25 p in. Monday after his cur Henry Drakes. 45. was arreported to shcrtirs deputies was Involved In an accident ai that antique gold coins, cash. 2306 Jllwuy Ave . Midway lie Jewelry and prints worth a total was also charged with careless “ f about * 1.500 disappeared driving Drastically Reduced! You’re looking at an actual size photo of the new Starkey Intrn E ar Hearing Aid. r. . A hearing aid so r’ '. reduced in size that ' its barely visible even close-up. 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OP S A M P O tO IN C 100 N. MAPLE PH. 322*321 SANFORD Moment* Springe Ortinflo 951 W Highway 436 7925 S. Orange BO;torn Trad 3228 E Colonial Or 1901 S Semoran Bvo 2820 k Hiawauee Ftrs fort 431 S Highway 17-92 iMlburg 1715 N Citrut Ekvd laniard 3101 Ortando Or TT~zzt rui 501 N Orlando Avenue 4000 GOOirvod Ad N Your Neighborhood Carrier Dealer — -y--—- » . j*c > y--— $ S i t t e r ^ . ; �Evening Herald DICK WEST (USPS4I I 2M) Only Sap Always Rises In The Spring 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 A i i « Code 3 0 5 * jli‘2bl I or MJHW93 Wednesday, June 5, 1985—4A Wayne D. Doyle, Publisher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director i 0 Home Delivery: Werk. I I 10. Month, *4 75: 3 Months. 114 25: 0 Months. *27 00: Year. $51 OO lly Mall Week. *1 50: Month. *0 00. 3 Months. $18.00: 0.Months. 132 SO: Yrar. *f»Q OO , The Two Sides Of The GD Mess T h r Navy's crarkdown on General Dynam­ ics for Improper charges and tactics In handling defense contracts is of serious concern to the nation, but It certainly Is nothing new. Ab long a » the government has be*-n Involved In purchasing military hardware, (here have been bribery, overpayments, kickbacks and other Illegalities. These white-collar crimes date back at least to the Civil War and probably even to 1775, when the Colonists were hiding munitions from the Hrltlsh In such communities as Lexington and Concord. Nevertheless, the present uproar over war profiteering Is the biggest flap of Its kind In peacetime since a Missouri senator named Harry S. Truman gained national attention os chairman of a committee Investigating de­ fense contractors Just before Pearl Harbor. And the discovery that we haven’t been getting our money's worth In defense spend­ ing threatens to bring to a sudden stop the massive military buildup that started when Ronald Rragan was circled president In 1980. Hcrnusc Illegal activity cannot be tolerated and becuusc there must l>c public confidence In the drfense budget. Secretary of tbe Nnvy •John Lehman was right to come down hard on Generul Dynamics, the nation's third largest defense contractor. Lehman fined General Dynamics 9076.283 for giving gratuities to retired Adm. Hyman Kickover, canceled 922.5 million in existing contracts with the defense firm und stopped action on uImuiI 91 billion In new contracts with two o f General D yn am ics' major divisions. They are Electric Boat, which builds nuclear submarines In Groton, Conn., and the Pomona Division, near Los Angeles, which builds missiles and missile-defense systems. The fine was for 10 times the value of gilts and gratuities that General Dynamics lav­ ished on Kickover during the years he headed the Nuvy’s nuclear submarine program. The udmlral not only willingly received these (avors from the defense contractor, he anked for many of them. Kickover’s response was typlcul of those who take favors whrn they know they shouldn't: "N o gratuity or favor ever affected any decision I made," Perhaps true, but Kickover never lor one moment would have accepted such an excuse Irotn a subordinate. Charges against Generul Dynamics Include the rrquest for government reimbursements for dues and fees to more than 20 country clubs and other organizations, lobbying, advertising and entertainment expenses, traveling costs — even #155 for t>ourdlng an executive's dog In a kennel. General Dynamics should not shoulder the entire blnme In these matters. The Pentugon must share the guilt. It hus becom e the world's biggest bureaucracy. Service rivalries are rampant. As Navy Secretary Lehman said In a recent speech: "Fifty thousand people now labor for the Defense Logistics Agency. There are 11 separate defense agencies, nine Joint und specllled commands und scores of sub­ ordinate offices and bureaus with stalls ol a thousand nr more. "Everywhere In the Pentagon are senior assistants und lesser assistants, confidential assistants, personal assistants, administrative assistants, speclul assistants, executive assistants, aides to these assistants, and all of them have stalls." Lehman said. "It is a Herculean task to (lx accountability anywhere In thr defense establishment." The Pentagon's Ineffective management procedures urr surely as much to blame as the defense contractors for the current scandals. Obviously, ch an ges must be made. Some­ how thr Pentagon must reform und reduce Itself. Congress should keep hunds off, because Its Interference causes more pro­ blems thun It solves. The executive brunch should tukr the Initiative. BERRY'S WORLD "Don't be out loo late. kids. Tomorrow's junior high graduation davl" WASHINGTON (UP1) - Stock market prices, as reflected by the Dow Jones Industrial average, closed above the 1.300 level for the first time In May. But was II a genuine rally or merely a manifestation o f springtime on Wall Strrei? The answer to that question. I gather. Is Important to statisticians, markrt analysts, magazine writers and others concerned with mathematical probabilities. According lo the Slock Traders Almanac, only three times In the past iwo decades has the Dow boasted a gain during the May 1-June 30 period Your broker presumably knows that and Is in a position lo advise you that only sap always rises In the spring Brokers likewise should know dial Ihc slock market Itself, much like spring romance and the weather, tends to become seasonably unsettled. Also be advised that as a general rule the stocks you purchased in Aptll probably will slump in July. That prognosis presumably is subscribed to bv plungers who regard the head as a more reliable Indicator than dtr heart. A N T H O N Y HARRIG AN Campus demonstrations in the sixties and early seventies helped Create the political climate lhal led lo withdrawal of effective aid for an antl-communlal governm ent and thr irlimiph of a regime allied to the Soviet Union. Today. Vietnam Is a lolalllarlan stair which Is waging a large-scale war against Its weaker neighbors In Southeast Asia. II the foes of U.S. pressure against communist Nicaragua have their way. the Cuban* and Soviets will he able to consolidate their foothold In Central America. As for the demonstrations against U.S. Investment, the prntestrrs aren’t candid with the American people as lo what would be the end result of the bloody revolution they seek lo encourage. One of Ihr few candid voices Is that o f Beyers Natide, thr political activist and secretary of the South African Council of Churches, who rails for harsh U.S. treatm ent o f South Afrlcu, In u recent article In The New York Tlmea. Mr. Naudc offered a i are admission of what would be Ihc end result If the South African government were lopplrd. He wrote that the United States "must accept that the (Milttlcul change that bluck South Alrlcans wish to bring about will inevitably Involve changes In tIk- capltalisl system of free en­ terprise — a change toward some (orm of socialism." Fortunately. President Reagan und his advisers understand the oltlmulr objective o f the campus demonstrations. The administration Is standing flnn agulnsl hysteria. It Is delrndlng the national Interest In this hemisphere and eight thousand miles away In Southern Africa, a region rich In strategic materials vital to the security o f the West. If the Southern tip ol Afrlcu were to puss tu the control of Marxist forces, the gluluil strategic butuncr would be drastically altered and the security ol the American people endangered. The latter doctrine la based on the principle that narrow ties create confidence In the market. Hence, according to the magazine Dynamic Years, a comeback of slim neckwear should be accompanied by soaring stock prices. Baseball fans, however, will have to wait until fall to again test the theory that there Is a correlation between stock prices and major league bat ting averages. Except for three annual exceptions since 1965. the market has gone down when hitting Improved. It won't be known for certain until autumn whether young eyes this season are sharper than last. Ergo, any prediction of the batting average Impact on the Standard A Poor Index would be premature at this time If salary scales mean anything, however, ball players will have more money to Invest In the market than ever before, You and your broker can draw fmm own conclusions irom that. As for me. I shall continue to sink any investment dollars that coine m v wav In an old Washington Senators sock. D O N G R A FF r P ro te s t P a tte rn F a m ilia r The recent student dernonstations on college campuses against the U.S. trade embargo of Nicaragua and Invratmcnl in South Africa arc In a pattern familiar to Americans who remember I hr protests of the Vietnam war eru. They are well* orchestrated media events In which the demonstrators accept no res|K)nslhllllles for the consequences o f their protests It Is practically axiomatic In financial circles that an Increase In aspirin consumption Is followed by* a drop In the New York Stock Exchange composite Index. Since headaches apparently outnumbered heartaches last year, making aspirin production bullIMf. we may be In for a bearish 1985. index-wise. Or may you simply wish to Instruct your broker to sell the stocks you bought In April and Invest the money In the shares o f companies that make headache remedies. My own favorite omen, the hemline Indlrtator. appears to augur well for the summer of 1985, That theory, as all good brokers and girlwatchers know, holds that stock prices are likely to follow skirt lengths, going up whrn hemlines do and vice versa 1 don't know where the 1.300 average comes to on m ilady's limbs, but judging from the warm weather lashlons I have seen, wr are In for a high (lying au miner. The hemline sfgial. Incidentally, la supported by the necktie hypothesis. I R ea m Y o u 'R e a P i R e c r P i a M C H P iM P o R T e R , appR ove S R e N ’T Y o u ? b u t I dom of T apaR TH eiD , pom T L in e To L o se I S u R e 3M . Am p l p t s o f oTHeR PR O D U C TS FROM B u s in e s s e iT n e R . x< S outh A F R ica / / S o u t h A F R ic a , I ’M C a R e F U L T o LPOK L i K e I K a T e R 3 C i? )M W H iL e HOT D oifIG mow y o u H ave a F R ie n D iM TH e O P P R Q S S io H B u s in e s s ! MUCH T o CHaM Ge TH iM G S - ST eJm “ *• " s-a JEFFREY HART Expand Death Penalty murder, execution represents u le­ The crime situation In many of gitimate recourse for society, on the our major cities has reachrd the grounds of Justice, deterrence, and point where we might tie ready to s e l f - p r o t e c t i o n a g a in s t th a t think Ihc unthinkable. Gangs of particular criminal. As u Judge once young toughs, (or exsmpte, rosin remarked to me, "I don’ t know New York's Tlrnrs Square at night, whether execution deters murder, accosting pedestrians and robbing but It C e r tu ln ly d e t e r s th at I hem while passers-by do not dare m urderer." If New York's Governor to Interfere Often the robbery Is Mario Cuomo continues to hold out accomplished In a minute or two. against the capital punishment allowing little chance for the police consensus, he will Inevitably pay to catch up with It. Casual beatings thr political price for hi* obduracy. on i he si reel* ami In the subways h a v e b e c o m e c o m m o n p la c e : But. now. let us m ove a step k n ifin g * and deaths arc c o m ­ lurther. It Is certulnly plausible to mon pluce. argue that the death penalty should Which raises the following questw available — on the same ground* lion. Should the application of the ol Justice, dctrrrcncr. and selfdeath penally be broadened, and protection — In the case o f a extend l>eyond capital crimes to demonstrable criminal sociopath: Include demonstrable sociopaths for example, In the rase of an who present an obvious menace to Individual three times convicted of the ordinary citizen? em p lo y in g violence during the In this country we have now commission of a felony. virtually completed the first phase o f our rr-ussessinrnl o f capital At the present time, the presence punishment. There exist holdouts In apparently Increasing numbers of ugulnst the current national con­ obvious sociopaths In our urban sensus. In his dissents. Justice ureas poses an u npreced ented William Brrnnan lu»s been trying lo danger to the ordinary citizen. The lay the burfls for elimination of thr outpouring o f public support for death penalty on the grounds that It B ern h ard G oetz, the so -ra iled r e p re s e n ts efu el und unusual "Subw ay Vigilante." who tiad been punishment, and therefore violates mugged twice before and decided the eighth amendment. He denlrs rnough was enough. I* Just one that electrocution Is quick and Indication of an emerging public painless, and dies all sorts of grisly demand that the government ob­ details uboul what happens to the serve its minimum responsibilities rlectriwuled body; but. one gathers, under the social contract: safety for any mode of execution would he the law-abiding. similarly, (or Brennan, an eighth T h e discussion should begin amendment violation. Nevertheless, a b o u t th e d e s i r a b i l i t y o f a d e s p ite Brennan, d esp ite New thrrc-tlm es-and-you're-out death York's Marto Cuomo, a consensus now exists that In thr case ol penalty. It's C o m p le x , A ll R ight Item: Defense appropriations for the past four years total more than *1.007.900.000.000 (one trillion, seven billion, nine hundred million dollars). Every hour of every day. Ihc Pentagon spends on the average 92H million. Hem: The defense Industry In­ cludes some 20.000 prime coniractors and 150,000 subcontrac­ tors and vrndors. but Is dominated by a few large suppliers. In fiscal 1984, the 15 largest received 41 jH-rcent o f all military contracts. Item: The profit rate o f the 10 la r g e s t m i l i t a r y c o n t r a c t o r s averaged 25 percent In 1984. com­ pared with an average o f 12.8 percent for manufacturers of all types "T h e y Mart chuckling and they look around to see If the office Is hugged. And they say. ’It's like shooting fish In a barrel."* — Lee lucocca. chairman of Chrylser. on ihc reaction o f suppliers whrn asked If defense contracting Is easy money. Item: General Electric, pleading guilty to defrauding Ihc government on a missile contract. has been Oner) *1.04 million. Hem: The Pentagon withheld *244 million In payments to Gener­ al D ynam ics as restitution for overtoiling The company has also been lined $870,000 for Improper gift* to Adm. Hyman Kickover " I took the company line." — Punaglotls Vellotls. former manager of General Dynamics' Electric Boat Division. Interviewed In Greece where he Is a fugitive from Indict­ ment on kickback charges. Ite m P e n t a g o n b u y i n g Is supervised by 54.000 military and civilian officials. Hem: In the three-year period ending In 1983. at ieust 1,900 high-ranking officers retired from the military and went to work for defense contractors Hem: In February. Defense Secie taty Caspar Weinberger told the Senate Budget Committee that a freeze In the defense budget would necessitate deactivation of military units and the closing down of weapons production lines. "W e hope and we believe that we have eliminated any fat." — Caspar Weinberger "T h e problem Is a federal system that rewards high costs. The bu­ reaucrat gets promoted by raising a larger budget from Congress. And thr government contractor, whose profit Is a percentage of costa, has an Incentive to raise his costs." — Sen. Charles E. Grassley, R-lowa. member. Senate Budget Committee JACK ANDERSON FBI W a s S p lit O n B iag g i B rib e ry 'E v id e n c e ' By Jack A n derson and Dais Van A tta WASHINGTON - Some FBI olllelal* thought they had a pro secutnble brllicry case against Rep Mario Blaggl. D-N.Y as a result of wlrrtupjM-d conversations, accord­ ing to Internal FBI documents. But ut trust lour FBI and Justlcr Department officials thought the G men were "hyping" the evidence against Hluggl drawn from thr recorded conversations. No official charges were ever brought ugulnst Blaggl. Blaggl. now nerving his ninth term In Congrrs*. told our associate Tony Cupucclo he had been un­ aware of the allegation* until a few week* ago. and had never been Interviewed by cither the FBI or the Justice Department on the matter. A review of Ihe lapes In the FBI'* c o n tr o v e r s ia l " T U M C O N " In ­ vestigation turned up B taggl's name. He was mentioned on a TUMCON tape made on April 14. 1979. o( a conversation between alleged mob figure William Mussclll and a friend MussrIll's phone was one of those tapped tn the anil- r.n ketrertng Investigation. According to an FBI narrative taken irom Ihc tape. MasselU's frien d was describ in g how he allegedly got Blaggl * help on a dumping contract. ‘ Blaggl wanted 85.000 tu seen it the contract." the Irlend told Masselll. The friend told Mussclll he handed the congressman a check for $5,000 "o n the steps of Ihe (federal) ad­ ministration building." und that "o n the luce of the check he- wrote annual retainer.’ " according lo the FB I n a r r a tiv e . It n o te d that "Mavselli was told lhal this Incident with lliaggi occurred several years ugo." Blaggl scoffed at the whole Idea A m uch -decorated former New York C ity poller lieutenant who was wounded 10 times In Ihe line of duty, the 67-year-old congressman said; "I'm an old cop If I'm going to do something wrong, do you think I d do It with a check? That's ridiculous." It Is not uncommon for mobsters lo boost of political payoffs and connections. The Information on Blaggl was presented during a briefing lor more than two dozen FBI nl(trial* on the TUMCON Investigation six days after the conversation In which Blaggl was mentioned A m o n g th e c o n c l u s i o n s reached” by the briefing agent was "that they had sufficient Informa­ tion i rgardlng Congressman Blaggl to tw able lo conclude prosecutable cases within a short umount of time and minimal amount o f effort," according to a report made to FBI Inspectors last October. And In an earlier TUMCON review made In late 1980. FBI official Kenneth Walton "commented to the effect that If the bureau did not go alter Maaselll ... he believed there was a shot at Blaggl." according to an FBI Internal document. Walton also lamented a decision by u Justice Department attorney "w hich thwarted investigative ef­ fort* " to i (tiding lo thr durumenl. which explained: "H e stated that a decision was made to tsiu e a subpoena" against the man who claimed to have given Blaggl the $5.0f>0 check, "rather than execute a search warrant to produce Ihe check he had given to Blaggl. and not surprisingly the check dlsap peured." However, the two federal pro sreutors closest to the TUMCON case thought the evidence o f pollllcal corruption was exaggerated bv the FBI. U .S. A tto r n e y M ichael Ross advised he feels the TUMCON case was hyped by the FBI In (hat the FBI considered every case to be a good one ... (and) all thr high-level cases the FBI talks about ore Just hype." according lo an Internal report. The other U.S. attorney. I'atrlcla Hynes, told FBI Inspectors "there were no political corruption rases." According to an Internal agency review, two FBI officials also agreed that some of the TUMCON cases w ere being overblown. Footnote: Al our sequent. Walton reviewed the documents. Through u spokesman he said; " A l the time, that was whai 1 thought, based on the Information available to me. But lim e and additional Information can change opinions " �SPORTS Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Wednesday. June S. IttS —SA SGA Steps From Obscurity Into Spotlight By Chrta F itte r H erald Sports W r ite r ORLANDO — Since founding ih e S a n fo r d G y m n a s t ic s A ssocia tion In 1977. coach Eugene Petty and the board of directors have drramed of pro­ viding the best (or the associa­ tion's budding gymnasts. A permanent training facility with the best equipment has been a fantasy In the SG A's head lor many years Tuesday night, that fantasy materialized tx lore an appreciative crowd of 400. Thanks to the ingenuity of Ulll Slcgrist and the dedication to the sport by Olympian Kurt Th om ­ as. the SGA's dream took a large step forward In Its drive for a new building ll was a magical night. One In which the SGA stepped out of obscurity and into the spotlight. And what better place to watch dreams come true then one o f Central Florida's tourist fanlasylands The Kurt Thomas Itenefit was a tremendous suc­ cess and a very entertaining evening at Sea World s Nautilus Theater. Th e grand total for the benefit wus announced Just prior to the night's entertainment which In­ cluded perform ances by Ihe Sanford gymnasts and Thomas' Gymnastics America Show. In total plcdgrs. ihe SGA has raised $42.GOO. more I him 50 jierrent o f Its goal of $85,000 "W r'rc very proud o f what we have accom plished." Slcgrist said. "Hopefully, wllh the facllily. one o f these gymnasts will become I be next Kurt Thom as or Mary Lou Rellon. And Kurt Thomas and Sea World made It all possible." Everyone associated wllh Ihr SGA said they were extrem ely happy with Tuesday night's turnout. Sonic of the people on hand were even surprised It went so well. "F o r such a small community lo pul on such a fundraising •ffort Is great," said Ken MaGce. state director of Ihe Special Olym pics. "T h e re aren't too many times when w e've made JO p e rcen t o f ou r g o a l In fundraisers To make 50 percent Is almost unheard of. For them H tfiM Ptwlvtkr Ttnotin Vmttnl H was a magical night for Ihe Sanford Gymnastics Association as It shared center stage with Olympian Kurt Thomas. At left, Cherle Van Camp acknowledges the cheers of the crowd Above, Shannon Wllcoxson executes a maneuver during her floor exercise. (SGAI to have this kind of support is rrnlly exciting." Tile sponsors of the evening's ev en t got to sec Jusl how spectacular world class gym ­ nasts can he and also gol lo lake a look al some ol the gymnasts they arc supporting. The San ford gymnasts performed as a preliminary for the Gymnastics America Show and. although there were some butterflies, they put ou an excellent display of what they have learned. Featured gymnasts from the SGA Tuesday night Included Karen Grainger. Tracey Kalcel, Klm.it h.i Kelly. Jenifer Knpp. Shari Slegrlst. Shannon Wllroxson and Cherle Van Camp. The Sanford gymnasts started out by performing some basic tumbling exercises. Then they divided up and |>erlortned on three different appurtuses Sirgrist and Wllcoxson showed ihe haste routine for Class III gym ­ nasts In Ihe floor exercise, an event that combines tumbling and dance. N ext, G ra in ge r and Kopp performed on the most ditllrult apparatus, the balance lieam. Grainger displayed u bark layout which Is one ol Ihe hardest maneuvers on the four-inch wide beam. Kopp put on a dynamic p*-tformanee of bahiner amt grace on Ihe beam and she showed the butterflies were gone Clinger Hurls 1-Hitter, Butch's Chevron Rolls Harvey Cllnger had his no-hit hid broken up In Ihe bottom of the fourth Inning but hr settled tor a on e-h itler as H utch's C h evron irou need S em in ole Ford. 20 0, In Sanford Lillie American League action Tues­ day at Fort Mellon Park Through three innings. Cllllger held Seminole Ford hitless and had walked Jusl three. Dallas Inman led olT the bottom o f the fourth with a base hit to break up the no hitter but Cljn gcr preserved the shutout when tnmnn w a s caught stealing third and by retiring the next two hitlers. Cllnger had seven strikeouts In the game that was cut short due to the slaughter rule. Hutch's Chevron sewed up the w in early with 13 runs In the lup of the first Inning Although it got just one hit in the Inning. Jay Hell's Hill single, butch's Chevron capitalized on 14 walks Hutch's had seven hits In the game Including two by Hell. H c r n u r d E a d v a n d E r ic Washington added Kill doubles. ADCOCK OUTLASTS FORD Adcock Roofing erupted fur 10 runs on eight hits In thr last two ih n ln g n T u e s d a y for a 17-12 cometiark victory over Medco Ph arm acy In Sanford L illie American League urtinri at Hay Avenue Field. Seminole Ford took a 12-7 lead Into the fourth Inning when Adcock Roofing exploded for six in a routine tJi.il would have scored high with Ihe Judges. The l bird ap part us was the uneven parallrl bum. Kelly and Van Camp were impressive on ille bars during I heir stilus Then came lItt* Gymnastics America Show which features Thomas and a number of gym ­ nasts who were world class or college All Americas Thomas' creation is not Just a group of g y m n a s ts p e rfo rm in g baste routines but is a very entertain­ ing show with plenty ol variety Including lavish costumes and even a bit ol comedy. T h o m a s hlm sell did s o m e amazing routines and displayed ihe ruinous, "Thom as Flare," u move on ihe pommel horse and lloor cxrrlcse that Is used by many gymnasts today, bill not many can muster Ihe move like 11 s namesake "This was so close lo what we do every day It was easy lor us." Thomas said of the show. " II was lor a greal cause, and the kids loved It." After the show was over. 11Mimas signed autographs, look pictures with some of Ills fans Petty, who was co-founder of the SGA ami bus hern the head coach sin c e It b egan , w as ecstatic over tin- outcome ot thr Itrtu-lll, "It's su|>er." beamed Petty. "It Inil till ly started a III lie slow and M o re Bite? C eltics Try To Eat M e a t INGLEWOOD. Calll. |UPI) - When last seen, the Huston Celtics amt lais Angeles laikrrs tangled more limes than cheap fishing line The itins for a 13-12 lend. Adcock NHA i humplonshlp series resumes tonight with put Ford away wllh four tnorr vowsol mure aggression runs In Ihe fifth. “ W e've been called the ‘had boys.' but w r've Tony Chavcrx was 3 for 4. |ust been too nice ulxnil It In this series." Huston drove In two runs and score lurwaril Kevin Mrllalc said Tuesday before the three to lead the 15-hll Adeock Celtics practiced for Game 4 "W e have lo rrdcdlcalc ourselves to playing harder. They're Hoofing offensive attack. Hay Adcock. John Humph. Rusty the ones going out tiring Ihe 'bad boys ' Harvey Cllnger Keeling and Author Polk conWe have lo change things It's not punching ... 1-hit shutout Iributrd two hits each. or hilling anylxMlv — it's pulling Ihe IhhI v on the Medco had five hits In Ihe in the third and a two-run hall, bring aggressive." g a m e o ff w in n in g p it c h e r double by Quint Hunt, also In The defending champion Celtics trail Ihe Chavcra. Floyd Henderson had the third. Brandon Simpson was ls-sl-of-seven serb*** 2 1 and need lo win one of the iwo o f the five h lis Including a I lor 1 with an RHI single, two next two games lo send the teams hack to Hoxlon two run homer In Ihe first and a walks and three stolen fuses. Game 5 is Friday night al the Forum. triple In Itic fourth. Albert A n ­ Cedric Maxwell agreed with Mcllulr that the In Tuesday night's second derson slugged a s o lo homer In game al Chase Park, an eight Celtics must reestablish their physical domina­ the fourth. ru n s e c o n d I n n in g l i f t e d tion. JACKSON BOOSTS SHELL W e've let ihrm go out and pull our teeth.” the M c K o I n t C s Tires to a 14-B victo­ Tersell Jackson was 2 for 2. ry over Hlnkrr Materials. lurward said. “ W e're trying lo c a l meat out there drove in three runs and scored McRobert’s Jumped out lo u without our choppers on Th ey've won the battle th ree tu pave the w ay for 6-0 had In Ihe top of the first hot ol the liourds, and that'sour gam e." Leonard Shell's 12-9 victory over Rlnker came back within one. Routed lO days ago In Game I. ihe Lakers have lurned the series around wllh a ferocious streak Adcock Rooting III Sanford Pee G-5, In thr bottom of Ihr Irame Wee League action Tuesday al Mi Robert's TIrrs (hen erupted that many claimed was missing last year when Chase Park. Ihry lost ihr championship to the Celtics In seven for eight runs Itt the top of thr Jackson started ihr scoring of second- Craig Mcrkcrson's single games. Los Angeles roach Pal Rllry. pleased with his Leonard Shell wllti a two run was the only hit In Ihr big Inning Icant's play In the Iasi two games, said the Lakers homer hi Ihe llrst. added an HHt as MeKoberC* cashed In on six single In Ihe second and walked walks, to hit batsmen and 12 must slay hungry. and scored In the third. Edmund wild pitches. "W e have no edge — none," he said. " I f we Daniels' RHI double wus ihr only think we have an edge, we re In trouble. We have Pitcher Davtd Sn-lndl went on other hit for Shell which capital­ to strike out the side in the to go in like we're dow n 1-2." ized on 12 walks In Ihe gurtir Ihe series turned brutal Sunday when three txiiiom o f the second to give incidents prompted the trenches to empty, Adcock Hoofing had live tilts McRobcrt's Tires Ihe victory. l don't think the Intensity can increase." said o ff w in n in g p itch er N e v ille LuShunda Anderson's two-run Los Angeles center Karccrn Abdul-Jubbar. who Fuller. In clu din g a two-run single in Ihe first Inning was tlir Sunday became the NIIA's all-lime leading scorer lumter off the hat o f Jamie King only hit for Rlnker W ith o u t Baseball Preps Pick Up Awards 1 hi high school tennis season h.is. Ihr boys, the most valuable player wus Mike Rrnaud: most improved was ol course. Iiern over for qullr awhile Shea Whtgham Ihr Coaches Award now. but. II Is llie lime of the year for wen) lo Hobble Nhukur We would likr thr awards banquets and honors for lo lake this opportunity lo rongruluthr high school players. late all o f these line high school Seminole High School recently hrld players, their coaches und schools (or Its b a n q u et and s e le c te d K a tie the good years they had Jtid thr great Moncrief us the most Improved player rliort pul forth. on Ihr girls train and Mike Baglcy us most Improved on Ihe boys tram. Jim Edmonds, m e n 's and women's Paula Volpl was selected as most coach at Seminole High School, lias valuable for the girls and John Ludwig hern named the new assistant pro at was most valuable for Ihe boys. the Wintrr Park Racquet Club. Ed­ Lake Murv High School also had Its mund*. the farmer asalatar.t pro at tennis banquet and thr awards are a* Hay hr ad. will help head pro Nate follows For thr girls. Ihe most valu­ Smith with Irvtons ajtd clinics, as well able player award went lo Kaelcnr as running the club. This Is a nice Rycrson. the must Improved player opportunity for Jim und (he Winter award to Erin Higgins; and the roaches Park Racquet Club Is getting a good award went to Bernadette Peters. For we were kind o f tense. Hot we re very pleased to come out as good as we did, I hope this will open the public's eyes. "Right now. we can call this ihe highlight o f our career." lidded Petty "It*# been eight years of dreaming, begging and borrowing and doing anything we could. Now. It kxtks like our drram ts going to come true," Petty said the SGA gymnasts have always done well In com­ petition hot the training facility Is needed for the gymnasts to continue to excel as they get older. One of the most successful SGA gymnasts ever Is Linda A rent, who took home two silver medals from the I9H3 Interna­ tional S|M-clal Olym pic Gaines in Haton Rouge. La Arent was *mic of thr special guests at Tues­ day's event Sanford and Central Florida bu sin esses a n d In d iv id u a ls rallied around the SGA In Im­ pressive fushlon lor Tuesday's benefit. Slegrlst and ihe associa­ tion Is hoping the support will continue. ' The lim e fram e for con­ structing the building depends on Ihe support we receive alter t o n ig h t S t e g r t s l said. "W e'd like to raise enough funds lo start construction before the end of the year." Slegrlst said contributions to ihe SGA building fund can be made al all Seminole County Sun Hank locations. A n o th e r o f Ih r fo u n d in g members, SGA President Jean­ nette SllfTc). said the support from the city ol Sanford was excellent. "Sanford was really represented well tonight," she said. "It's fantastic to see It behind us." The Stlffey fam ily was also one ul ihe Silver Sponsors |$5(X)| of Tuesday night's benefit. Slide)*s son. T om m y, and daughter, Sandy, are assistant coaches with thr SGA After the SGA has reached Its g o a l, and g y m n a s t s a re nourishing in tiic new training tarlllty. Ihry w ill took back ott this night as the one that got II ad started. And they w ill realize that dreams can com e true. — C h o p p e r s NBA Playoffs In tile playoffs. Maxwell said the Celtics' problems are their own doing. We don’ t have the desire to do what we have to do." hr said. " W r 'r r a little bit more selfish this year. 1 don'l feel we need a gim m ick lo Ik -u I ihe Lakers I don 'l think they’ ll lie startled like last year. "W e 're very program m ed and w e're not moving the hull around. We don'l have our house m order." Riley is pleased wllh his house ulicr three games. "Both trams are very aggressive," Ihe Lakers coach said. "W e 'v e been a little more efficient on olleiisr. When w c'rr doing the basics, we can rebound with any liuskrtball tra m ." Only four learns have come buck from 3-1 drill Its lo win a pluvolTseries "II we can gel ll 2-2. Friday you 'll see us ut our liesl," said Host on forward Lurry Bird, the league's MVP who is mired In a shooting slump NOTEBOOK MKSm I Coup*? claim* l u n n M Byron ScoO So* tha bail tsooting rang# on tsa l#k#f» Caspar point* to St* thinning waltat a* proof "Ha tut tSrao in a ro* from a tom basin* oor bancs." Coap ir uid ol Scott "All Sit not. totsart »#*n'»#ny luck tnvotvotf Itw itm a U l — ID to Byron and IS# r»*i lo IS# otsac guy* playing IS# gama On practical " , Kurl Mambit I* Damp lemparad ta ■•■•—bo" taa XI* agp-awlya play In is* tanat Tsa l i l t f i Ionaard laugsad Of companion* to Vvattar Station# " I m ba<**r look log man ba.pran N T'S # atXad Cadrk Maivall I* still ,.«*ad by SI* mid taaion knaa ln|ury Ha uid tsa Cattle* m a s«rt by maraducuon msi* minute* piaytd •Tm • guy «ho h#* teB B» tiampla." ho ta.d "That tiampla Sa*n't baan ttwa “ Anderson, Copeland Set Clinics Larry Castle HERALD TENNIS W RITER and established pro. Brian Talgo. a senior and the No. 1 playrr at Rollins College Is the 1985 NCAA Division I! singles champion. Hrtan has been a vital force In Ihe Rollins tennis program for thr past four years and really went out In a blaze of glory. Winning a national championship Is an awesome task and II takes a great player to do so. Brlun Talgo lias been and Is a greal pluycr. I talked to Brian's coach. Norm Copeland recent))' and Norm said that Brian rrally played well and peaked at Just ihe right time. Norm loses most of his players this year, so is In for a massive rebuilding Job next year. The Tars finished fourth in thr nalkm this year In NCAA Division II. Tim Anderson. Ihe new pro ut Huy head. Is holding several clinics for boys and girl* slatting In a couple of weeks. Clinics will be held for all levels of players and will feature lots of hard work emphasizing stroke production, strategy and footwork and rendition drills. Anyone interested In signing up for the cltnies should rail Tim at Hayhrad Racquet Club Hollins College and Copeland will also start their summer clinics In two weeks Clinics will be altered for all levels of players and many age levels for boys and girls If you ure Inlrreslcd In the Rollins College Tennis Cumps. call Copeland ut Hollins to sign up Seminole Community Collegr und COM Ii Bill Puyne are having another fund raising tennis luurnu merit. This one Is strictly doubles and will be hrld at ihe SCC courts June 14. 15. Id. Play will be In m en’s and wom en's doubles w llh consolation rounds In both events. If you would lik e to sign up lo play In this tournament, call Payne at Seminole Comm unity College 1323-14501. Jk i * �4A-Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Wrtlnesdsy. 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The home run was the first In r e g u l a r s e a s o n p la y o f f Hernandez since July 24. 1984 — 58 games and 90 Innings ago. "It was a fastball." Bradley said. "U p and In — the same pitch he got me out on before. It just wasn't thrown as hard. I •Sink he was tiring.'' Tm 9 up*#mif m M* m A»» T iM g M A* >««M *M mm* * * * *m t i p i mt a a t Ihw n **ra p a » aa M M*A( •*«•* a N t fern* A FMT *fa M il i f I f t M M ^ m MW tow V M * * r tl L M r a i l Cj » w •a * m m i | m i m 9 a «• *»nn ir«i|if Jithtk The left-h anded screw ball artist, t-2. entered the game In the eighth and set down 13 straight batters lieforr Bradley whacked his ninth home run. Last season Hernandez, who came through In 32-of-33 save situations, captured both Ihe AL Cy Young and Most Valuable Player awards. G o o d e n 's Poise T a k e s Round 2 O v e r V a le n z u e la United Prepp InlernationR l Kmind 7 tirlMfren .1 pair o f thr miijor Irajiur'A flnrnl pllr lirrs Itrlunitril to UwiKlit Gcwdrn who conquered n liascnlotulcd nluiatlon while Kernamlo Valenzurla 1 mild not. Willi I lie lianett'full, llie p*-orc lied .uni no mils In Ihe iMilloni ol die eliililli Inning Toettclny nlnlil. Gooden proved Ids poise T iir 20-year-old sandwiched Iwo of his 12 strikeouts around a po|xiut to catcher Gary Carter to douse the threat. Valenzurla. faced with the same situation In the ninth coaxed Ray Knldht to hit a come hacker to the mound, which Ihe lelt iumder turned into a force play at Ihe plate However, he then yielded a sacrifice fly, a mil seorluil simile and the Until blow — Gooden's third till — ti slniilr produrinii the New York Mels' last run In <• 4*1 victory over the lais Angeles Dodgers Keith Hrriiantlc/ If f! oil the ninth with a single oil Valciuuelu, 5-6 Carter singled and George Pouter walked, loading the liases Knight hounecd In , Valenzuela, who lorcrd Mrimiudez al home. Danny deep llled out. scoring Cartel and sending Foster to third. Utilael Santana singled In Foster, and Gooden singled toM urr Knight Baseball "You can see why he's suc­ cessful." Bradley said "H e gels everything where he wants to." Roy Thomas. 1-0. picked up Ihe victory for the Mariners and Mali Young got thr save. Cuba 5, B rave* 3 Al Chicago. Jody Davis' two-out Kill single snapped a 3-3 tie In the sixth and Dick Kulhven. 2 1. hurled a lour hitler over seven Innings, carrying the Cubs. Hic k Mahler. 8*5. lost lor the Hruvcs, who fell to last place In Ihe Nl. West (iln n t* S, E xpo* 1 Al Still Francisco. J o s e UrllH' ripped a pair of doubles and drove In three runs and Jim God fired a slx-hltlrr. helping the Giants Gotl 3-2. strut k out a season-high seven Dan Schalzrder fell to 2-2 Tim Raines singled twice for the Expos D w ig h t G o o d e n ...12 s t r ik e o u t s E ls ew h ere lo ih e leagu e. Toronto beat Minnesota 9-2. Boston blanked Cleveland 5-0. Kansas Clly shaded Milwaukee 4 3. Oakland blanked New York 2 0. Texas defeated Chicago 7-3. and California brat Baltimore 6-5 In 15 Innings In a game that lasted 5 hours. 4 minutes. Ill Ihe National League It was: Chicago 5. Atlanta 3: San Francisco 5. Montreal I; Cincinnati 9. P ittsb u rg h 3: St. Lou is 3, H o u s to n I : S a il D ie g o 6. Philadelphia 5; and New York 4. Los Angeles 1 J o d y Davla ...hit tope B r a v e * R ed * 0. P ira te s 3 At Cincinnati. Dave Concepcion's Idll single ignited ti six-run seventh, powering the Reds to their third straight victory. Mario Solo Improved In H-3 R rllrvrr Ceclllo Gutmle dropped to I -1 Cincinnati's I'ctr Hose wcnl 2-(or-4, moving within 32 hits ol hreaklng Ty t ’ithli's all time record ol -I. I'M C ard in al* B, A a tro * I Al St Emits, Vince Coleman rapped mil four tills, stored lour runs and stole three liosrs lo support die 3 DAY SALE lour hit pllrhlug ol Joaquin Andufar. lilting the Cardinals Coleman has 3d steals In -10 games. Andujar slretched Ills |M-rsonal winning streak In sis games and Ills record lo 10-1. P a d re* 6. P h lllle * 3 Al San DtCgo. Kevin Mi Reynolds smashed a Iwo run triple with two out In die t K i t t o m of the ninth, lifting die Padres Craig Leffcrl**. '2-2. was die winner. Kent fektdve. 3-2. lisik the loss. 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Since 1975. the pair have fco dominated women s tennis that they have tnei In ihc finals of Grand Slam tournaments 10 times with a further four meetings at the semifinal stages They have won the Iasi 13 Grand Slam tournaments between them, and that figure should rise to 14 Saturday after the women's singles final at the French Open Championships Navratilova, the top seed and defending champion, has conceded Just 13 games in five matches so far this season. Thursday she takes on seventh-seeded Claudia Kohde Kitsch of West Germany In the semifinals. Evert Lloyd, the second seed has also had at untroubled path to the semis and not dropped a set She blasted fellow-American Terry Phrlps f»-4.6-0 in ihc quarterfinals Tuesday. File pati scent agreed to retire together and within the next two years. Thai is good news for all the other women players waiting In the w ings I don't think anyone will replace us Icelore we retire." Navratilova predicted Tuesday, adding that "a g e " rather than any up and coming star would be her major challenge In the fill tire I'll dchnltely play the rest o f this ycut and probably next year Then we'll s i t . " she said. I'm rrallv enjoying my life outside tennis al present so I've thought about retiring II in another two w ars Martina retires. I shall o v i a rn » > ltc BB lfofiAWa URMfOaM T o W ill W a it T u rn & P P IN P (P S T . 0 Ml S B 4 ( 4 4 ) * * T 144114*B * < •« ( •" rau I »• - Wt'il4l4iT#3 MWrVt't *•* Ih n r W ir e v s u o e f\ *.S JT m e MO*, p HO -•C-« a- -q i m < O M lN i W a ___ W OI *P* O N I T P N P U T O m iWTtC. ' HM m »*na ia ta u«yr^< «■ la ]l:<W tlP ib • tHtaa Ron m b ;To+BfUJi ■ » **- tu. i a * < V *i tin ia ia i4g***AAa ib ia ia •« §•*]•" Rita U tlU U ‘/»h ip C»<i | i Cv* i if'tm Retirement? Play Better Golf with JACK NICKIAUS IS O MIXB 41411MB Be >)44i I* B TIM1 IIP - A * ia la 'r u t if 'r r t « # n * t k f r iT V I A W * I Wsdifotday, June >, It U - T A JIN.•W. I *"Sre jr VT» f f fo Tennis probably do the same as I think lhai will I k* enough for me. too." Evert Lloyd said. In Iwo \ears, she will In- 3'2 and Navratilova 30 I Imagine we will retire around lhe same time — w ithin a two year period." Evert Lloyd said Evert Lloyd heal Oral In ihc fourth round anil Thursday takes on Ihc other 15-vear-old. Sabatlni. fora place in the final. The Argentine became the youngest-ever semidualist at the French Open by defeating fourth wed Manuela Maleeva of Hulgaria fi-3, 1-6. ti-1 Hut today's main business is the completion ol Ihc men's singles scnulin.il lineup with second seed and defending champion Ivan Lendl playing Argentina's Martin Jade and third seed Jlm m v Connors up against 14th seed Stetau Ed berg ol Sweden Seventh seed Joakim Nystroin almost pulled oil a coup Tuesday when he look John McEnroe to live sets and led 3 1 In the tilth In*Iore going down In defeat. Top seed McEnroe eventual Iv reached the semifinals 6-7 1 1 71 ti 2. 8-2, 3 8 7-5 He advances lo lace a Swede for Ihc ihtrd lu nw cu llvc niaiih The No.4 seed and I9H2 French Open chump! on. Wllandrr Tuesday dispatched Erenchnuui llciirl Leconte 6-5 7-8. 8-7. 7-5 In ihc second long, light battle oi the day. Seminole Hawks Survive Inferno For Rockledge Title By Chris F lstcr H erald S p orts W riter The Seminole Hawks definitely fell the heal Ihls p a s i weekend. Tem pera­ tures Hit I hr 100-degree mark and the urwlanglcd "heal Index" made It seem like 110 St ill. ihc Seminole Sollball Club’s 12 and under All-Star team withstood the Inferno for five games on Saturday and then came track (o win one more Sunday as the Hawks claimed the Kocklrdgr Invitational Championship ai South Hrrvanl Conummiiv College in Cocoa. The Hawks have now won Iwo tmirnamenls and finished second In one They will lake this week off and return lo action In Iw o weeks In the Palm May Tournament. The Hawks wiped the steep from iheir eyes and went right to work Saturday morning with a 14 2 troun­ cing of Conway In a game that sturtrd al H a m Seminole pounded out 19 bus In the game will) Heather Golden’s 3 for 5. ihrrr Kill performance leading the way Nicole Del.ura ripped a pair of tills, scored Hirer runs and drove In three while Michelle Davis and Missy Martinet were 2 for 5 with iwo Kills each. Christine Klaac was the winning pitcher with relief help from Renee Sanvtlle. The lluwks' only loss of the tourney came in Ihelr second game Saturday In w hich they dropped a 7 6 decision u> Osceola Seminole had 10 htis lit the game with Marline/ leading the way with two hits and three Kills. Golden was I for 3 and drove In t wo runs. Seminole rebounded with fine play all around In the third game Saturday, a 7-0 whitewashing of W e s t Orlando. Klxsr and Sanvtlle combined on a lour biller while G olden provided much ol the offensive punch with five Kills. Including a three run double In the second Inning Kelly Hartman SPORTS IN BRIEF Boston D rafts Lyman's Livornols; M o n e y Has To Be Right For Pact Derek Llvernols, who pitched Lyman to the Dtsi r l c l 4 A 9 I la sc Ira II Tournam ent chumplonship, was selected In the I5lh round zf the regular phase of the Major League I t a s e b a ll J u n e D ra ft Tuesday by the Boston Krd Sox. Llvernols. who said he expected to go a little higher, said hr will meet with Central Florida Kcd Sox scout George Dlgby tonight to ncogottate a D E R E K L IV E R N O IS contract. " If the money Is right. I'll sign." said Llvernols " I f It’s not. I'll go tu college and wait for the next draft." The hard-throwing right-hander compiled a 9-2 record lor the Greyhounds this spring with a county-leading 111 strikeouts and a 2.61 earned run average. The Evening Herald All-County first-tram pitcher won two games In the district playoffs before lostng to Winter Park In the region scored twice In the top ol the ninth I lie IcadolT hitter reached on an rrror. Sherry Adams followed with a single and Cal Fouldaek followed with a base bit to load the bases. Singles by Nicole Gatloury and Connie llonavcnlurc gave I lie H a w k s a (17 lead and Ihrv held on lor ihr win. Softball added iwo hllsand scored two runs. Game four Saturday was another excellent outing for the Hawks as they Iteal West Orange. 10 I Again II was KKxc ami Sanvtlle combining on the mound, holding West Orange lo llvc htlx. I)r l.uca led lhr way at ihr plate wilh two Ills and three Kills. Hartman was 2 for 2 and Davis 2 tor 4 with three runs and iwo Kills. T o m a Lewis wt-m I for 1 with iwo walks two runs and Sanvlllr pitched the Iasi three In­ nings of Ihr game, which ended al mtdntghl Golden addrd two more lilts to her tournam ent barrage while Tonya Higgins was I for 3 with a three run double The H aw ks then battled host Kocklrdgr Sunday in another close one ami again II was Seminole that came onion top. 5 4 Kocklrdgr took an early 2-0 lead b e fo re S e m in o le tied It at 2-2. Kocklrdgr ili<- went up. 4 2. lull the Hawks rallied lor three runs In the iMittom ol the sixth to take a 5-4 lead Ik-Luca lead oil the liming with a single lull a force tdav on Golden's IWO Ki l l s That wasn't all for Seminole on Saturday though as n went up against a lough Srmnran team In Its fifth game of die day. a It) p m. siart The Hawks had hull) up a 7-2 lend over Srmoran but lost II In the sixth and seventh and the game went Into extra Innings tied at 7-7, Alter a scoreless eighth Inning. Semlnole grounder and a fly out gave Ihc Hawks Iwo quirk outs. Marline/ krpl Ihr Inning alive with a single and Adams reached on an rrror lo load Ihc Imscs. Fouldaek the H awks' lop pinch hitter I he drew a walked to force In Ihc first run and la>wls followed with a dutch Iwn-run single that turned out to be the game winner. Seminole finished with u 5-1 record as did Conway bul the Hawks took llrsl because they beat Conway In Ihelr head lo-head matchup The defensive leaders lor the Hawks included Higgins who played an eri or less tournament al llrsl base. Davis al shortstop and DcLuca In left Held, Hartman was the leading hitter as she went 11 lor 21 (.524 average) w llli seven runs. Golden had a tremendous loumainent by going U for 22 I 4091 with eight rutis and 13 Kills Other leading hitters for the Hawks Included DcLuca (0 (or 20. .300, eight Kills). Davis |8 2 l. 10 rims, five Kills) and Marline/(8 22. lour runs, live Kills). Savages Look To Im prove Finish A t Palm Bay By 8am Cook H erald Sports Editor Seminole's Savages swung the Intis with enough authority litxi weekend al the Tampa Mustang Invitational. Now*. If they hud a way lo pull out the close games they can Improve Ihelr ihlrd-pluce finish tills weekend al the Palm Bay Invliailonul The Savages, a 15 and under Seminole Softball Club entry managed by Don Jonas, won several gam es in i onvlnclng fashion al Tani|>a lint had Ihelr troubles with West Orange's Bandits and ihr host Muslangs Tampa handled ihc Savages. H 4 , hut West Orange needed to light oil Seminole twice — 14-13 In IO Innings and 5 4 In the slugfesl. Ihr Savages rallied from a 10-3 delicti as Dldl Gibbs singled home the tying run In ihe sixth West Orange used a three-run homer to move ahead. 13-10. In the lop of the K)th hut the Savages came back with solo blasts by Lornlcia Whitaker and Sharon Bonaventure to pull wilh'n one run Iwlorr running out of offense. Whitaker had two homers, a d o u b le a n d s i n g l e w h i l e Bonaventure drilled u single, double amt hoiuei ('undine Lellfer. a second baseman, turned In the defensive gem ol ihc tournament wilh an un­ assisted double play. Softball Chavis rupped two singles as did Glhhs. Ntkt Burke was the losing pitcher. S e n t It io le o p e n e d I he tournament with a strung hitting d i s p l a y as ii trounced Clearwater. 14-0 Laurie Lrlffrr led the Ikirrage wilh Ihree tills wlillr Aretha Klgglns. Bonavenlure Heather Meyer and Burke had two htls each Burke tossed a six hit shut out lo plek op the win. The Savages ran inio their llrsl obstacle In guine two against Tampa. The Mustangs pulled oni an 8-4 win Lellfer and Whitaker again swung hot hats wilh three tills apiece. Jackie Suggs was I he losing pitcher Game thrre was I he Savages easiest contest us they plrked up a lorlelt win over Palm Bay. After Itwliig the slugtrst to West Orange, the Savages Ixnjnrcd hack hi game five lo drop Pine H ill’ s B egley's Raiders. 7-3. Marie Ficy and Jaudon Jonas led ihr assault with three hits each while Riggins and Bnrkr i hipped In I wu single apiece. ^uid a lilt to finish w llli a 129 average. Lellfer and Valerie Smith added a pair ol singles each. a ls o Despite nine hits, the Savages dropped ihelr Dual game in the tournament by one run lo Wesl Orange Bonavrnlure went 3 for I to raise her lo u rn a m e n l average lo 714 Whitaker roped two hits lnetudlng a double lo I x m in I her average to ,647 Frey CXASM TO S C U B A D IV E SANFORD CCASSSS MOW FORttlHQ CALL, CO NIO LIO StlO MAMINS NSW SMYRNA SBACH |»Q«1 4 U .4 Q H Shlrey Is In, P a lm e r Is O u t ORLANDO — Don Shlrey Jr. Is In but Arnold Palmer Is out. Shlrey. a mlnltour player from Winter Springs who won the Mayfair Open one year, fired a 143 (7 1-72) at Bay Hill to grab one of the seven qualifying positions for H5th U S . Open. Palmer, who began his round with a bogey and double Ixtgey, had a I4H (77-71) and missed qualifying by four Mrokrs Paul A/tngcr was the medalist for the day with a 141 (6H-73). Dick Mast (1421. Jay Overton III (144). Lee Ktnker (1441 and Mike Blackburn (144) ulso qualified Mark MeCumtx r and Lee Jan/en will play off today for the Iasi position. Mon.-FM. B-t> Sat s-5 - 3 2 3 -6 6 8 4 v . • LOM * NIAIS W U IM TU "1 3 " M IN IU M s u n o K K T IIT fS tv J DOUBVJ m i l M IT 1 D SADI A l t \ *29” LIKE NEW! in a i •i* •M iiL «ULM'U MS sktn dti Astros B elt M ia m i, H o ld Lead KISSIMMEE — The Osceola Astros maintained their game and one-half lead over Winter Haven In the Florida State League's Central Dtvlson with a 13-10 victory over Miami Tuesday night. The Astros host Fort Lauderdale tonight at 7:30. Bob Parker, ex-Lyman star, singled Iwice and drove In a run for the Astros, who ripped five Miami pitchers lor 12 hits. i j P T " !! 15.000 tllil tNAIRANTT I 24.000 HUE WARRANTV 1 40,000 MILE WARRANTY Columbus Routs O -T w in s, 8*3 i r— z 2 6 5 0 S. O r la n d o O r . | H w y 1 7 - 9 2 ) g MIMMUM »(TRIADS COLUMBUS. Ga. — Glenn Carpenter drove In Ihree runs as the Columbus Astros ripped the Orlando Twins. 8-3. In Southern League baseball Tuesday night. T h e losa knocked the O-Twins 10 games behind Columbus In the East Division. Mark Funderburk slugged a solo homer for Orlando. Ken Klump. 4-4. was the losing pitcher. The last place Twins. 22-29. try again tonight at Columbus. UL O F SANFORD BEST PRICES BEST SERVICE TRY US! -UL! 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Hr said thr company has they have showed little Interest purpose — which was to buy the c o m p i l e d w i t h a ll s l a t e excursion line time until their environmental regulations and In hearing the company’s pro­ Hidden Harbour Marina berth posals. He said only five resi­ has a 30-year record o f not became available at the Port of dents showed up to a joint polluting Ihc environment. Sanford. An for the noise, he said the meeting Tuesday night. He said John Willis, attorney for the the edmpany would be willing to plant would have a 250 horse­ Star o f Sanford, said today the power fan that would not be give any resident a tour of the company was planning to move Orlando plant. heard off the plant grounds. He to the port when the eviction "W e have nothing to hide,” also conceded that about 50 notice was filed earlier this year. Evans said. trucks would be coming In and The port was not equipped to The Sanford City Commission out of the plant dally, which visited the Orlando plant last could add some noise. week and Commissioner John Evans said thr facility would Mercer said he did not "notice not be n refining plant but a mixing plant; rolling gas. sand any objectionable odor.” Continued from page I A "T o me the worst thing about and stone together to make It Is the unsightliness of the piles asphalt. of rock and sand.” Mercer said. burned, you get sparks on you. He said the plant would be in "It's a hot Job. Laying asphalt "There's nothing really objec­ an Industrial area and that — that must be hotter. And tionable about It." Orlando Paving "Is not asking roofing. Hut this Is a hot Job.” Hut C o m m issio n er Robert for anything more than what's He said, "It's even too hot for Thomas said he didn't like the bring done out there now.” Idea of an asphalt plant In the the hookers,” who often stand As for Harrell's charges about along 79th Street, where his thr Orlando plant, he said there city. ...Plant ...Heat Longwood OKs Septic Tanks Until Sewage Plant Finished By Jana C asselberry H arold S t a ff W rite r W hen they approved four comm ercial construction pro­ je c t s e a r lie r th is y e a r , Longwnody city commlsslonen felt su re a p riv a te aew age treatment plant would be com­ pleted In time lo provide Ihem eervlce. Bui Ihe plant Isn't finished and some of Ihc projects ulmost are. So commissioners have decided to allow the busi­ nesses to use septic tanks until Ihe plant Is operational. The final decision on Ihe use of septic tanks, however. Is up the county health department which will review plans and consider requests Individually. Completion o f Ihe treatment facility, being built lo serve developer Georges St. I*aurrnt's Florida Central Commerce Park. Is being delayed, according to P h ilip T a tlc h . p resid en t o f C o m m e r c e U t i l i t i e s , In c ., because o f changes In state Department of Environmental Regulation requirements. Commissioner Larry Goldberg made a motion at a special commission meeting Monday to ullow Ihe developments to use septic tanks until sewer connec­ tions arc available. Ills co l­ leagues gave their unanimous approval. The projects, under vurioua stages of construction, include Ih e F ir s t N u t lo n a l H o n k . Seminole County, located adja­ cent lo Ihe commerce park on stale Hoad 434; Federal Express warehouse, office und distribu­ tion center; Gullslde Central Supply office und warehouse, und Arndt A Mlchler. lot 10. In olher action Monday. Ihe commission voted unanimously lo give Ihc city recreation de­ partment's 20-yeurold bus lo the Fun and Frolic clown group of the Hahul Shrtne Temple "as la" because It la In need ol major repairs and needs tires The bus was declared of "n o salvage value.” The city recently purchased two used hoses to replace the old one for use In Ihe summer recreation progrum C o m m is s io n e r s u I s o authorised City Administrator Don Terry to hire Charles Arthur Hassler of Orlando as a full-time city engineer at an annual salary or 630,000. Hassler ts the city engineer for Winter Springs. Hassler has 24 years experi­ ence as an englnrrr/tnanuger In public works, public utilities and project oriented management. He was formerly munager of wastewater operations for Or­ ange County, civil engineer with the Volusia County Department of Public Works, city engineer for Port Orange, design rngtner with Hussell A Axon, consulting engineers, of Daytona Heach; and s e n io r e n g in e e r w ith M a r t ln - M a r le t t u at C a p e A resolution endorsing the Families Together Inc. program of encouraging residents to turn on car headlights and home outdoor lights Friday and Satur­ day as a way o f telling high school graduates "w e are proud of ihem. we care about them and we urge them to seek a healthy and drug-free tuture” has been adopted by the Seminole County Commission. C **«r*l F I w M i S *g » n * l H ** * ff*l ADMISSIONS bnM L»y I CA*ndl*r B*t»t* Diction *eo n S Ptililip* •Airy a T H ic m y iH W s llttro m Bolton W illia m * Flor*nc*0 Banrwti D*S*n> D*i# J FwMar.DaOary Florvnca C Lawtt. D* B»- r ( 111* P Branttry. Dalton* jacklaL Snaanay. Daltan* Julia V Cttanay. Wlntar Par* shop sits Florida state health officer Dr. Stephen H. King warned the heal and humidity threatened life In parts of the rlty which lack ventilation and where the temperature usually builds up. A gricu ltu re officials Issued heat stress warnings to poultry and livestock farmers. In the Tampa Hay area 6.000 chickens died because of the heat. DISCHARGES Sanford M arla A H it* Gartruda P Jana* Ditonya L M ainer DaanP Taylor F rrdC E d a a rd t. DaSary JoAn E Bsannan. Deltona W illiam C Browning Da'tona JOM** F strawetv OeHene .le a n t GaaaattnandBaOygirl.MaW and The resolution notes that Fam­ ilies Together Inc. Is a local community action group which prumoles public drug aware­ ness. education and drug-free alternatives for ihe youth o f the community. Seniors at the six county high schools are slated to graduate in ceremonies Saturday morning. 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PLANTERS PEANUTS 14 H 0 I Sus*r B LO O D Y Moat oth.rs ara 80prool 1.75LTR. 1 2 .2 9 73.50 750ML 7 .3 9 11.50 750ML 6 .9 9 77.50 - 3 .0 0 Q U E E N A N N E LITER 7 .6 9 SCOTCH us ltr. ] i #99 6915 I usua l 1 .9 9 n* into 6 .9 9 ■> 1 8 . 4 9 5150 a* * EE CASE PRICE O NO CT W C ST CUTTY SARK SCOTCH m G I N RE&HE 50 2 Rota. Burgundy 14.95 39.95 10.95 4.95 1 2 .9 9 Jun SALE Qiiblis. Rhine 750 ML '83 A U S LE S E - Kessel Domhur 'lit 3EERENAUSLESE — Kessel Domher •03 S P A T LE S E - Kesselstat 83 A U S L E S E - Kisselstat •83 K A B IN ET T — Gorgen *82 S P A T L E S E - G o r g e n CAUfOMIACELLARS 6 .4 9 Si EX. DRY PINK CASE 31.95 75 0 M L BACARDI UGHTORDARK n m TA YLO R Ckiint. Ptak CkiklU Ron. Rklai. Via Ran Burgnily Spm fi fli«5 M O U LIN R O U G I C N A M P A O N I 2,69 G A LLO ix. our PMK CASE An engineer himself. Mayor H a r v e y S m e r lls o n c a l l e d llasaler's qualifications "v e ry linpir salve." The South Seminole Flying Club will sponsor an aviation safety seminar al 7:30 p.m. Thursday at Ihe Skyport Restau­ rant banquet room at Ihe San­ ford Airport. The program, which Is free to Ihe public, will include four slide presentations: Signs und Haz­ ards o f A v ia t io n W e a th e r; Frontal Systems; Inflight Icing; and Typical Weather Penetra­ tion Scenarios. Literature hand­ outs w ill be available. Door prises will be given away. These Federal AvUiUm Ad­ ministration accident prevention programs are presented Ihc first Thursday of every month al (he Sanford Airport. HOSPITAL NOTES service the Star of Sanford and wouldn't be for several months. So the cruise line filed a suit buying time and settled Tuesday with the provision It not use the marina alter PO days While the agreement to move settles and eviction suit against the cruise line. It does not resolve a second suit, filed by the city of Sanford, alleging that the cruise ship's propellers damaged the martna bottom near the boat ramp* at the marina. __ — Deane Jordan W H nAvVEE THE EVt ER A Yi LIQ n E mn i n s iLOW v n uERi e e p YD iii/ h h iw U wO vR n PRICE r m v * .* .* . * SAVE UP T O 4 0 % Canaveral. A v ia tio n Safety Topic O f S em in ar Turn On Lights For Graduate*, Commission Says M A R Y M IX 9 9 ' 1#79 24oz 1 . 4 9 sevnrs iaagut M IN IA T U R E S sm cST WIN OffO. M. IIM. VtOKA. SUNS NAM. CANAM. SCOT, riMiniii ta nut va JM SCOTCM UAGAAM'S SOI JACKDANIfll BLACK EAMUfHKM •RINIATUBE 8000WED.. 6000 TUES.. JUNE 11 CLAN MACGRIOOR R H K H M A N N 'S SCOTCH 5 .6 9 VODKA UTER nuns • IOMQWOOO I7W M W UM • . A lT A M O N T f Kwv 1 r-M OHt BtOC* ____ !■*!■ - ■'--------------- • > CSSSfLMMtV Hwy 17 WAT 4M H A P ft t iM f f im t lL 6 ^ 1 ^ T �PEOPLE Evening Herald, ienferd, FI. Wednesday* June J. tfld—IB Kimberly Turner, Hubert Carter Jr. Exchange Vows Kim berly M arie Turner o! bride, was matron ol honor. Jacksonville, and Hubert Curtis Maid o f honor was Miss Rita Clark Jr. of Lu ll, were married Crew's Their floor-length gowns M ay 24 at 7 p .m . In the were fashioned with a white lace Woodstock Park United Method­ Victorian bodice and baby pink ist Church. Jacksonville Dr. E. talfetta skirts They wore a halo Wlnson Butler, uncle of the bride of baby's breath with cascades of and pastor of Southslde flaptlsl ribbon In back. Each attendant Church. Lake City, performed carried a brandy snifter with the formal candlelight double candles and silk llllles around the base. ring ceremony. B r id e s m a id s w e r e J u l i e The bride Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Larry E Turner, Absher. Dena Repass, Paula 2 1 2 2 P r o s p e c t S t . W e s t . Nolan and Donna Carter. Junior Jacksonville, and the grand­ b rid esm a id s w ere K im b e rly daughter of Orvld W. Butler of Abercrombie and Gina Rogers Sanford, and the late Mrs. Myrn Their gowns were Identical to i he honor attendants'. Butler. Johnny Gray o f Jacksonville The bridegroom s parents are Mr and Mrs Hubert C. Carter served the bridegroom us best S r .. 5334 S h a n n o n A v e .. man. Groomsmen were Quitman Jacksonville. C a r te r . D aryl C a rter, A rty Given In m arriage by her Carter. Joey Gray and Eddie father, the bride chose for her Lamb. Junior Groomsmen were vows a formal gown of white lace D anny Tu rner and Richard accented with pearls The fitted Ellison. Jamie Bogrrs was the flower lace bodice featured a scalloped girl and Scott Ellison was ring neckline and fingertip sleeves The full, tiered skirl terminated bearer. In a (lowing. 7-foot cathedral A reception was held In the iraln. Her fingertip veil was held church fellowship hall following by a pearl accented cap She Ihr cerem ony. Assisting the carried a cascade of pink roses guests were Doris Taylor, Tina and miniature carnations In­ Taylor, Annette Taylor. Judy terspersed with baby's breath Turner. Julie Turner. Susan The bridegroom was escorted Hulderflctd. Nona Carter Emma to the altar by his father. Rogers and Angela Co* Ms, Shilbey Trnka. aunt of ihr Following a wedding trip to Sale 19.99 Textured slacks. Reg. $24. Save on texturized polyeiter alack* with leather-tab belt In a wide array of solids For men’s aizea 30 to 42. S a le 9 . 9 9 to 1 1 .9 9 Par Four sportshirts. Reg. $13 to $18. Save on a wide variety of Par Four* tporfahlrta for him Choose from cotton/ polyeater and polyester cotton knit* and wovens For mens sizes S.M.L.XL Solid knit. Reg $13 Sale 9.99 Striped knit. Reg $16Sale11.M Striped or plaid woven. Reg $16 Sale 11.88 Nubby solid woven, Reg $14 Sale 8.99 25% off Par Four shorts. 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June 27 from 7 30 in t> 30 p in at the Seminole County Agri­ cultural Center The event is o p e n to a ll I til e t e s I e d person*. A c c o r d in g to Itn o g rn c Yarborough, reservations will be $10 j>cr person for a buffet dinner Dilations toward a utii m be presented on brhall <•1 J a n a 's tr e n d s a n d .•sioclales ran Is- ineliided wit 111 be rheek Mrs. Hubert Curtis Carter Jr. the Gulf coast, the newlyweds will make their home In Lutz. T h r bridegroom attends I.T.T. Technical Institute. Tampa, and is employed by Florida Blue Prll C o . Tam pa. . Deadline foi icm-rvallons Is Friday. Jam I 1 Cheeks FA M O U S N A M E L O O K S Sale 19.99 Par Four* slacks. Reg. $27. Hot savings on Par Four* casual slacks in duck or poplin weaves Polyester/colton solids With leather-tab bolt Men's 30 to 42 M E N S D E N IM J E A N S Sale 139.99 Stafford’ and Gentry ’ suits. Reg. $180. Tailored to perfection, our Stafford* and Gentry” 2-pc suits Choose from stripes, plaids, and solids. 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Sanlord 32771 A scrapbook with letters and rem em b ra n c es from those who wish to contribute, w ill be presented al thr baiKpiei The rom m lttrr asks that thrsr letlrrs be em iosed with reservations. For those who cannot allend the bantpiel but wish to send a letter •a donation, mall lo thr alaivr address The planning comm ittee Includes: Cecil A. Tuekrr 11. Iniogene Yarborough. Bill Tyre. Sam Mrashrar. Bill Llewellyn. Barbara Hughes. Al Rcsscsen. Shelda Wilkins and L.tnnle Myers. For more Information call the Extension office. 3232500. exl. 182. Sale 7.99 Shorts for him. Reg. $11. Summer Is his time for Weeds* leisure shorts Choose cotlon corduroy, polyester/ cotton chintz or cotton sheeting. Sizes 29-38 Sale 14.99 Casual shoes. Orig. $25. Campus Club” canvas boat shoe Skidresistant sole Navy or natural lor men * sizes Sale 24.99 Orig $40 L a te r” casual leather oxford Bouncy sole Ice. taupe, or grey Sale 10.99 ea Tennis coordinates. Ortg. $18 ea. 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JC P en n ey Store Hours M on. • Sat. 9:30 • 9 Sunday 1 2 • 6 Sanford Plaza Find the names you know in wallets, key cases, and mora An attractive selection o l colors and fin# textures to complement all teslas Intermediate m M te w u may keee **.♦<- •»*>*- efl onginatiy priced merchandise. Reduction. Irom ortgtnoMy priced merchandise effective until slock la Sale price* on regularly priced merchandise effective through S.lunle, f W*e -dl «• �Wednesday. June S. Evening Herald. Ssnlord. FI. BLONOIE )B Evening Herald. Sanford. FI PPT6 9 I VS 20 aeTTiKQ J mAP t * / /EA9^ VAOTEO 'S', OP . . 7 ( >/>POiA<5S I O' l-V s 'Training' Won't Help Most Vision Problems D E A R DR. G O T T Can of aspirin. Tylenol. C ontac. n earsigh ted people a ctu a lly Dristan. Actlfed. Formula 44. "tra in '- themselves to do without Vicks ... and ask for more. No glasses — via eye exercises and c u r r e n t l y a v a i l a b l e c o l d visualization — or Is this wishful medication makes the slightest difference to a virus thinking? What does make a difference DEAR READER - Near and to the viruses Is our own Immu­ fa r s ig h te d n e s s a re du e to dysfunction of the eyes' optical nity — our own defense proteins, which Inactivate and destroy m e c h a n is m s ; m u s cle viruses, completely without the exercises are not beneficial H o w e v e r , certa in fo rm s of help of the pharmaceutical Inmuscular Imbalance — a "la z y " 6 Cross ACROSS eye. for Instance — ran be aided inscription by e x e r c is e s To fin d out 7 By birth 1 Daipot whether your vision could lx* B W ntar S Prong helped by special exercises, see 9 Hors* 9 AtM atiC c * n t* r diractiv** an ophthalmologist. 12 Deviates 10 try Laagu* 1) Small t»lli DEAR OR. GOTT — Do frr mambar rjuent doses o( over lhe counter 14 Wat#r (Ft) 11 Flowers antacids (Turns Rolalds. etc ! 15 Joyi 16 Resort 17 Timber tra* |x»se any danger’? 21 Japanese com IS A n d l (Fr | DEAR READER For the 19 Greek l*U#r 22 Roam about average person, there Is no 20 Beam of idly burden 23 Fammina danger In taking frequent doses garmant of antacids. It seems to me that 22 Four quarts (abbrj 24 Rivfr in the m ajor risk results from England 22 Unplaced golf self-treating an unknown Illness hois 25 th# that might be brtlrr medicated 24 Actrass Louisa Tarnbl*' in a different fashion People 27 Strangsnail 26 Dafanta organ), tation (abbr) wouldn't take frequent antacids 32 Duds unless they were having In­ 34 Stocking* (Fr) 28 Rivar in Spam 35 Pracious iton# 29 Sabas digestion: Indigestion may In­ 36 Dm* 30 Transmitted dicate everything from gastric 37 Formsr Widaatt 31 Diving duck malignancy to gallstones So alhanca (abbr | 33 Piaasmg to th* rather than popping antacids, a 39 Cut of beaf air (comp wd) 38 Southern state patient would be l>eiier served 41 Ro*d elaarsr (abbr) by seeing a doctor Antacids are 44 Family of useful for us all on occasion, and msdiaval for some people on a regular Fsrrara basis — but nnlv after patient 45 Cry of triumph and doctor know what Is lx-lng 46 Spur 48 Month |Sp| treated organua Chronic use ol antacids In­ 51 School tion (abbr | dicutes some sort of problem 52 Whala school that needs fixing, but the antac­ 55 Mnu*« s km 56 Study of nsrvss id Itself Is not dangerous DEAR DR GOTT - Are cough 59 Umvsrsal timt (abbr) syrups anil cold remedies really 60 Toward the beneflclul. or do ihrlr ingredients .center of (such as alcohol and narcollcsl 61 Rhone tributary just delude people Into feeling 62 Bishop's province Ix-ilrr? DEAR HEADER - Your epics 63 Characters in a play tlon rulscs 1wo Issues 64 African trsa Cold remedies have absolutely DOWN no effect oil the cause of colds 1 Kind by H ow l* Schneider Viruses are obliviously uncon­ 2 Season cerned about most medicine, 3 Molds in a n tib io tic s I n c I u d e d wonder N)0.. WAfTING Rblnovlruses could bathe In u 4 Royal Scottiah Acadamy tub ol Nyqull and step out TO START (abbr | refreshed Coronavlruses could 5 Ruffl* hair sit down to a seven course meal E E K 4 MEEK 1 OUST (A M T UfODIRSrWOD WHY M3U HAVEN'T SLTTUD DOWN fiV NOW j ( ~ ) byChicYoung W*dn*»day. Jon* i. IMS 40U VUAmMGTD FINISH SOWING) SOUR W LD G A TS7 C D e a d S o ld ier's P a p e rs N o w Dr. f O G o ff B ecom e T ro u b lin g Legacy d k . Answer to Previous Put!)# 51 Stti 40 Piasd 42 Combat 43 Daciy of timber (2 wds.| 47 Accounting agency (abbr) 4B Energy i/vts 49 Mantion 50 Ftmmm* suffis 52 Golly 53 Awry 54 — Breckinridge 57 Lait queen of Spam 5B Rivar in Btlg'um D EAR A B B Y : Before his death some 15 years ago. a Irtrnd ol mine showed me some identification papers he look Irorn the body of a German soldier be had killed shortly before the end ol the war He said that for yearn he had felt guilty for having consigned another soldier — even an enemy — lo an unknown grave lie asked me to translate the papers and forward the informa­ tion lo the German authorities so the soldier s family would have definite Information about hts death With mv meager high school knowledge ol German. I translated the Information and promised lo forward It lo the pnqx-r authorities I delayed doing the task, stored the papers away and forgot about them I came across them recently, and I'm wonder lug If at this late date I should do something about the matter I Ieel strange to be the only person III the world to know the final saga ol a dead soldier whose larnlls must still »*• wondering .ilMuit his fate I decided lo ask your advice Alter all I h r v years, would II be tx-tler to withhold this inlorma- non and lei the survivors alone tn the resignation they have probably achieved by now? Would I open old wounds by forwarding the papers? Or if 1 should reveal the information, w horn shall I contact-' I will be grateful lor your advice and abide b\ It V.H.. S A N T A FE. N.M. Eanl won the npadr quern and im m t-d lalH v plav«*«l buck a diamond Nulurnllv <!«■« hirer rone w ith th e m e I n k i n g th e diamond (lliesse wan a 50 per tent chanc e, but a Invorablr club spill wan close to 70 petcenl Mats, when clubs liebavrcl in an unlrlendlv titaimet declarer wan net | by Warriar Brothers DUOS BUNNY /) «* * > GRAPE JUICE 4 OLD MISSION ALOE VERA SOAP A vV Bob Thav** FRANK AND ERNEST lui idly finds the queen In Ihe Went hand The contrai l In now assured, but South should mill MOUTH on ♦ K J 9 R1 ▼A 9 4 ♦gj ♦ K 41 WEST ♦ 7* *1762 ♦ 7 12 ♦ J 107 2 I an li t w o h ig h vl*'*>» b e fo re c o n tin u in g w ith the good npuden I W A* Youp R in g in g g u / i N f - r / A V ^ N '/ LuNCN. f T. Yo u A N P £0 0N £ IT A W A Y Fpo/W ME. YOUR BIRTH D AY JU NE0. IONS A wonderful new relationship will lx- established III tile year ahead with a person you've long a d m ir e d from a d is ta n c e Together, you will make a win­ ning leant G E M IN I (May 1 1 June 20) Unchaructertsileally. you may lx- a trifle possessive- and Jealous today and tx-huve In an unbrciimlng lushlon Thwart these |x>snlhllttlrs by not stepping out ot charm let Know w her* to i<*>k tor romance and you'll llud ll Ih e Astro Graph 'Mate hmaket set Instantly reveals which signs arc- rnmanllcally |x-rlecl lor you. Mall $2 to Astro Graph. Box 4H0. Radio City Station. New York. NY I(X>1‘ > CANCER (June 21 July 221 A project you're Involved In may not lx- completed today, but tlie blame will not lx- yours. Co- SAVE P E C I A L S T O R T E L L IN I Le t Us" Give You a Taste O f Feasting Italian Style , S fcbv •H ot 4 Cold Subs • Italian Sausage • Imported C b **s*s • Beet 4 Win* • Full ime of Italian product! • Pastas | C onveniently Located jusl ta Ml N of *a* 600 Hwy. 17-92 N. L o n a w o o d , Fla. 8 3 1 - 1 1 0 8 O R*° c“ jJj,ON F A IR M O N T P L A Z A feature Imports from HHy , 10% ON OUR M EAT OR CHEESE it rou Hb'b* rev " 'ot* u» The Oversized Trench Shirt University o l Florida "Gator O ran ge." Also Available In Red • Yellow Black • Khaki Sizes S-Nt-L 116 W. First St. Ph. 3 2 3 -4 1 3 2 Downtown Sanford L o is D y cu s - O w n er Publicity Workshop 1 0 % OFF S TO R E W ID E S A LE l i uly plays spsdcs Hi si and W hat The Day W ill Bring... b D S DEAR D O T IN G :'In a word Grandma, no DEAR V.H.: The families of soldiers missing In action never forget I assure you they would be thrilled lo have this Informa­ tion Enemy or ally that soldier was somebody’s son brother, husband, lover or lather Please w r it e to B u n d e a a rc h tv Zenlralnachweisstellr r»(XXM<>») Aachen. Korneltimieiisler Ah tetstrfi West Germany E N T in E LINE O F KAL V IT A M IN S tell SIS ■>, Nt A ln< II clubs spill, he will lake Ihe lent liul II c lubs do not spill, he ■alt still lake a diamond finesse lor an nvertrlck. That's not so crucial lor the ru b b er b r id g e p la y e r, but iiitiritaiiicnt players know that an nvertrlck can lx- the dif­ ference between a good result and an avrruge score N A T U R E ’S A N N E X C e n te r M a ll H w y . 1 7 -9 2 S a n fo r d , F I. 3 2 2 -5 2 2 2 (N E X T T O Q U IN C V S ) CLINICAL WUraiTIOWAL CONtULTANT. SICHABO C MICMtAL. r» P east * qs c * J 10 5 1 tK lltl * I SCU'TII ♦ A 102 «K g ♦ A 10 5 ♦ AtJISt (ffP j) General Nutrition C enters price war Vulnerable Neither Dealer South W r»l N o rth E acl Sonth !’*»» Him 1’iu I'ist 14 (♦• * NT I'm I'au I’cu IS 2NT CNT I'au POTENT CALCIUM • ( ie lb e r ( ) |x - n in g le a d * H 600 ’ REG 4799 120 - S I M | It llPtAIUUM TOTAL B COMPLEX HOROSCOPE / r V G N 25% OFF Sup|M>ne that dec hirer mlntak Declarer c an lx* congratuhiteci lor bln knowledge ol |x-rcrilt ages, but not lor bln order ol |ila\ < orrec I Irclinlqur c alls lor him to Ittni play the acr and quern ol eltilin When clubs do I N T his W eek's Specials! not n|illl. he should then go alter By .Jamea Jacoby Plnvlng In xl* no trump South s(Mit1en won tin- heart bail and quickly Once again East will wilt the I i n i .1 .ii • and H> "i spnclcs I hi <|Ueeii. but now South known vim net- why dim In the wrong that bln twrlflh trick mum come play? book at w hat hap|x*nrd Itom I lie diamond intense (ill* Abby N A DEAR ABBY: Kegardtng your Inter about unwanted guests Mv husband and I resolved a similar situation when we bull! our sw imming pool We put In a flagpole and sent beautiful announcements to in bum our friends and relatives that we had built a swimming DEAR A B B Y ; No Names. pool We added that when the Pleasr" complained tx-cause her Hag was flying, they were wel mine, but when the flag was down, they were not The flag was placed where It could be seen by those approaching our N A T U R E ’ S home T h is system has w orked A N N E X |x-rlrctly lor 21 years "L o w e s t P r ic e * On N a l/o n a l DEAR ABBY: II anyone had Brands In S em in ole » O range C o u n ty ” asked me ll there was one person in this world who knew every • Health Foods dung. | would unhesitatingly • Vitam ins have replied. A bigail Van • Fresh Bread • B u lk F o o d llurrn ' Imagine my surprise when In a • Full Line Of H ealth & Beauty Aids It Her and response m tonight s L e d g er-S ta r you w ro te . "I thought all the- angels were in heaven Some must have settled lit Virginia 15% O F F ALL V IT A M IN S I Dear Abby. don t you know where heaven Is? I'm already there M A Y N A R D HATCHER. 3 0 % O F F LAKEWOOD GORILLA PORTSMOUTH. VA. W IN AT BRIDGE m D ear : m parents and her husband's never o ffere d to keep the grand children so thev Ithe parents) could gel a little* rest Well, we are grandparents who have been denied Ihe pleasure of h a v in g ou r g r a n d c h ild r e n overnight Why? The parents say we spoti" Ihe children because we lei them eat. drink and do w hatever they want We also lei them stay up late to watch TV We re told 'It takes a lot of hard work on our part to undo all the harm you do when you keep the kids overnight " Abby. Isn't It a grandparent s right to spoil a little one? DOTING GRANDMA E R ------------------ ---------- - - C O U P O N '-----V riustry. Therefore. If you have a cold, build up your resistance by getting rest, drinking fluids, avoiding strenuous exercise, stopping smoking and generally taking care o f yourself Send vo u r question% to Dr. Colt al r O. Box 9142R. CleveLind. Ohio 44101 P G workers w on't possess your drive. LEO IJuly 23 Aug 221 Tcxlay miu could tic extremely suacep nble to Mattery Ik- aware that this device may lie used by Ihr conniving to further selfish Inleresls V IR G O lAug 23 Sept 221 IWcautious lit career matters tcxlay or the victory lhat you thought you had attained may lx- sud­ denly snatched away from you. LIBRA (Scpl 230et 23) Do not pretend to lx- knowledgeable .itKint things today II you are not Someone who really knows whal he Is talking about might humtltaie you In Ironi ol others SCORPIO (Oc t 24 Nov. 22) Wishful thinking may replace your ability lo logically assess situations lexlav A mental out­ look o f this type cou ld be especially cosily in business SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. 2 11 Don't lx- overly concerned lixlay alxiul what others have Keep In mind Dial you may be able to count am ong you r jxissesalons things they lack. C A P R IC O R N iDrc 22 Jan. IB! Devote your complete atten­ tion to the tusk at hand tcxlay. II you think about other things and let your mind wander, the Job may have lo be repeated. AQ UARIU S IJ.iii 20 Feb 19) In rase you llnd II dlfltrull to say something tiler about a person lixlay. It's best lo say nothing at all Derogatory comment* will lx traced hark to the author. PISCES (Frh 20 March 20) You could have victory well within your reach today and thru suddenly bach off Don't quit until Ihe trophy Is hung on Ihe wall ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Pertaining lo important Issue* today, lake a position that makes sense to you. then slick lo ll Don't keep switching your views lu placate others. TAU RU S (April 20 May 20) Keep a watchful eye on the procedures o f people working for you tcxlay. Their mistakes could prove cosily and you'll end up tx-arlnglhe burden. V IT A M IN /V RES 1399 250-45.49 nt* n r c itiits 6ECSI0B B R EW ER S YEAST GARLIC $149 IfL B J IM O '*23 9 ***** 500-44.401 CAPSULES ■ REG C 49 500-45.99 I Mil* rinert *)*** IIP)****)*** mmmii mil illllMillIIIIH111 WE HAVE G R A P E F R U IT D IET WITH G IU C O M A N N A N tnoiu V IT A M IN $ 179 •OW ■ too 250 - 44 39 l l 01 RLE ' ftUVMKJ e f l Q Q U Ka U U lOHMtll 6 M*** INI foot CM) to* MMII M mbtnee. b. 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A U I a i**4 I^ N IC IU _________ j o * c o up o x * u w r r t o to ow* is c m aa»o * * " * * I O General Nutrition Centers SANFORD PLAZA *r „ , QQJc 323 99/5 *> •*****■ wmTHFmtmi m a T h e C o u n c il o f A rts A Sciences' ninth annual Publicity W orkshop Is sch ed u led for Thursday. July 1H. at Ihe Rollins College Bush Science Center Auditorium In Winter Park The w o r k s h o p Is d e s ig n e d fo r persons Just starting oul In public relations and features Ihe "AB C s" of ihr publicity pro fr s s lo n T h e p r o fe s s io n a l publicity person can also Ix-ncftt from Ihe workshop which serves as a refrrsher course and as a check In »ee ll an organization Is using publicity cllecllvelv The theme for this year's w orkshop Is "R e a c h in g the Public Through Publicity'' with experts III Ihr media and public r e la tio n lle ld s as featu red speakers Topics will Include developing a publicity campaign on a limited budget, writing a news release and public service announcement, and ihr do's and don'I s when dealing with the media The cost of attending ibis all-day workshop Is 420 (417 50 lor Council membrrsi and In­ cludes a copy of Ihr Council's Publicity Hundlxuik with lech Mlqurs. prcxrdures and sugges­ tions for effe ctiv e publicity campaigns ll also lists vital In fo rm a tio n ab ou t C r n lr a l Florida's print and broadcast media such as contact names, addresses, formats, and more For more Information, contact C arolyn Hels at TH E -AH TS IM43 27H7I 1 Phyllis Saarinen, president of the Seminole County League of Women Voters announces lhal four local delegates attended the League of Women Voters of Florida 20th Biennial State Con­ vention In Orlando. June 1.2 and 3. In addition to Ms Saartnen. Lynn Hyrr. Marian Adama and Polly Miller attended U S. Senator Lawton Chiles and author and Miami Herald columnist Al Burt were featured sprakrrsat the convention Burt, who spoke at the Satur­ day banquet, has worked for Ihe Herald for 30 years In addition to election of of­ ficers and selection of a state program, delegates attended a variety of workshops conducted by League board and sta ff members and an outside pro­ fessional on topics ranging from pay equity to water manage­ ment The Orange County League w ith the a ssista n ce o f the Seminole County League hosted the state meeting n .E ft ’ s e L D IA M O N D S IN S T O C K ! Windstvept Values O n ... • S o lita ire s •C lu s te r s •W e d d in g Sets • T r io s •P e n d a n ts •E u r r in g s •C o c k ta ils • M e n ’s D ia m o n d s D ia m o n d s & C o lo r! S 9 5 *t: .tp*ouf 1«|’I«|) O n I ox* Choice of Ho hut, \o/>/>*if«» or ! metalJt uilh DtamnttJt $ 1 4 9 LWV Hosts State M eet root c,’teo" x< cl*) pia, - • ^-----* CENTRUM . * » ; » YOGURT - • o » > — ■ ■ MR by Leonard Starr 9 9 5 ® d Father's Day Savings! 7 lhsmomi (lu.icr * 1 8 5 _ '*45 I/■ Carat' N u (|« ( CluMtr O FF! *225 S p e c ia l S e le c tio n 14KT. G O L D •C harm s •Chains S I? •C h u rin H olders •E a rrin g s •A n d M ore! H U E D M A N ’S IN V IT E S YOU TO O PEN YOUR O W N P E R S O N A L C H A R G E AC C O U N T •liaal Weight T r i e d m ■ IN C * 1B B S a r f s JEWELERS S a n fo rd P laza A lta m o n te M a li W in te r P ark M a ll , n i t r s s r s M s s x i * s c .» u t o u m >« o a r m i M l i m m i M i X ) ll. M l* c a t c m t u m c l j qc *siin»%il*ui»iMjt w tm as.ms w u a u n �«B Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. Wednatday, June J. 1181 G reat Tastes D e s s e rts End M e a l O n A S w e e t N o te Strawberries. one of tfir beat* loved I mats of the vaaon, are ao versatile. Kat them out of hand, sprinkle on cereal or try lhem In an elegant. Irresistible dessert such ns S traw b erry Tunnel Cream Cake. T o make this Impressive dessert. Just cut a tunnel In an angel (nod cake and fill with a mixture of strawber­ ries. sweetened condensed milk, cream cheese and whipped top­ ping Frost with whipped lop­ ping and chill nr Irrezr Garnish wllii bright red. fragrant l>rrrles STRAW BERRY TUNNEL CREAM CAKE 1 110 inch) prepared round angel food cake 2 (3 ounce) packages cream i hrrsc. softened I ( I -I ounce) can sweetened e n n d r n i r d rn I I k I N O T evaporated milk) Mi enp lemon Juice from con­ cert Irat r 1 lea spoon almond extract 2-4 drops red food coloring, optional 1 c up c ho p pc d frcsh strawberries 1 |I2 ounce) container frozen non dairy w h ip p ed topping, thawed |5M cups) Additional fresh strnwlierrles, optional Invert cake onto serving plate. Col '4-lnrh slice i t o s s wise fnan lop of cake; set aside With sharp kmle. cut around rake I Inch from renter hole and I Inch from outer edge, leaving I inch thick base on Ixtllotn of c ake Heservr cake pieces In large mixer Irow I. treat cliersr mini fluffy. Gradu­ ally heal In sweelened eon denser! milk until smooth. Stir In Neal.emnn. extract and food coloring II dcalrrd. Stir In re served lorn cake pieces and chopped strawberries Fold In I rtift whipped lopping Fill cavliy ol cake with slruwhrrry mixture; replace lop sllre of cake. Frost wiih remaining whipped lop ping Chill .'I hours nr freeze 4 hours Garnish with strawber­ ries ll desired Return leftovers in refrigerator or (reczer CLOUD NINEORANGE CHOCOLATECAKE Chocolate Cake Js cup ora n g e Juice from Florida cup unsweetened cocoa I cup unsifted all-purpose Ilnur 1•>leusponn baking soilo 1« teaspoon sail S i up butler or margarine V« cup sugar peel 2 squares (1 ounce each) semi-sweet chocolate, melted I cup unsifted all-purpose flour •A teaspoon baking powder Mi teaspoon salt 'A traspnon baking soda H eup orange Juice from Florida In a large m ixing howl rream butter and sugar. Add eggs, one at a time. Iieatlng well after each addition Add orange peel and chocolate; mix well. Sift together flour, baking powder, salt and baking soda. Add alternately with orange Juice, beating at low speed. Spread baiter Into a buttered 9-Inch sprlngform pan Ilake In a 3254F ovrn 40 to 45 minutes until cake pulls away from sides of pan Cool rake completely In pan on wire rark Remove sides of pan; Invert cake onto serving plale. Remove Ixil- tom of pan Spread Chocolate Orange Glaze* over top and sides of cake YIELD 10 to 12 servings * C hocolate Orange O lase 3 squares (1 ounce each l semi-sweet chocolate H cup sugar 3 tablespoons orange Juice from Florida 2 tablespoons butter nr m arga­ rine 1 teaspoon graled orange fieri I t a b le s p o o n g ra te d |x -rl I uj cups heavy eienm o ra n g e Orange Olase I envrlo|>e tmllavorrd gclallnr 1 cup o r a n g r Juice form Florida I orange lurm Florida, sliced Chocolate Cake; Ural orange )uli r Dlaaolvr cocoa In hul Juice; cool in trlrlgeralor Slit together Ilnur, baking soda and sail In mixer howl cream butler and sugar Add eggs and orange peel. Irrat until light and creamy Add Ilnur nilxlurr alternately witli orange Juice mixture. Ireullng al low speed Turn Into greased and Homed H-ltn h round cake pans Hake In a 3BO°F oven 20 In 23 minutes utilII cake leeta done Cool on wlrr rack It) ndnntrs. Turn out pans Cool completely Mousse Pilling: In medium sauerpun combine sugar and gelatine Add I cup orange |u!ce and ly cup waler. rook. stirring nmalurtlly. until mixture ills solves (about 3 inlmitrs) Add remaining I cup orunge Juice and orangr prrl. Chill uni 11 mixture Is consistency td un tM-alen egg whiles Ileal heavy i Irani until soil pr .iks lurm Fold ercarn Into orange mlxlurr Assem ble Cake: I’laer I take layer In u 9-Inch sprtnglurm jwn INiur hall the lining over cake Imlxlurr will surround edges of rake) Hrlrlgrrutr 3 minute* l.eavr lining at room tcm|>crii lure so II rriiuiliis suit i’tacr remaining cuke layer In pan; |tour In remaining lllllng He Irtgrrutccakc until lllllng Isllrm O ra n g e O l a a a : In a sm all saucepoan soltrn gelatltir In orange )ulce for I minute. Cook, stirring constantly, until gelatine Is dissolved (about 3 minutes) Cool, Pour glaze over top of cake Hrlrlgrrutr until linn, about 1 hour. To serve, carrlully remove sldrs of pun. garnish with orange slices. If desired. YIELD- 12 servings ORANQE CHOCOLATE TORTE H cup hu llrror margarine 1 rupsugar 2 large eggs I luhlrspnon grated orange and mixture Is smooth. Cool In refrigerator until thickened, about 15 minutes In top of double boiler combine all Ingredients Stir over hot watrr until chocolate Is mellcd Compare Our Quality NOT ALL SUPERMARKETS SELL U .S .D A CHOICE BEEF, W E DO! MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JUNE 0 THRU WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12. 1965. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. T-BONE or SIRLOIN STEAK BATHROOM TISSUE CORNISH HENS 4 ROLLS 99 FOR COOKOUT8 $119 PORK RIBS j HAM SLICES 1 .99 B E E F U V E R M £ ,.7 0 ZA $ 9 4 9 M J chunk HUNTS TOMATO SAUCE HAM PORTION ..u .9 9 M KO, WHOM MOO KAWTAnoN I1WWUT unk OFFCCMZAMLV SKI RQ OOOMD IKACCS c 2/89 BIIF HAM PAStFWM OB OOANCO M t F J L M fA t o n i »u f w jH L ts s w t i m o u i r o r t a z il m u o COTTAGE CHEESE no,1.79 FRANKS S E ......... ’££ 1.69 t a t cue MX TUM IY DANNON YOGURTS 27.99 CHEESE FRANKS XKU XWTt HIF UlAM CMWXC1DU * n VELVEETA CHEESE . 3.59 SEALTEST DIPS ** .69 MCMMCIT FRANK COUNTRY SQUIRE FRENCH BREAD IRISH MUFFIN SSOZCAN 3/89* 'W f i n 7 7 e 'AS1.99 b 7 u .93 •aoz VAO urm won in at m v n i f STKOUAHAFF MACAXON 1 ( M I S CM ALL TYPES 0 $159 FLEX *m«i•»el— I 1SOZ KtoucAA awn cm a a T o o itw m . . LASAGNA££A ..*<*1.55 n s x x A ft X M u r w t COOL WHIP . . . .mu 1.09 MoouAfT * * * * * * COCONUT. CMOCOLATt, NtCBCKjT** OK UMGN WMMAL A Dm u ODHTKX CREAM PIES ££ « , .99 DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE 460Z '££1.69 JL REVLON FLEX SENECA '? | | SHAMPOO 6 APPLE JUICE 5 CONDITIONER EQGO WAFFLES 2 / * l19 'AS 1 . 1 9 HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS 120Z FROZEN 1602 LOAF H STUFF HOT DOQS FROZEN BCIY-1 GET l FREE (ORIGINAL) ALL VAAETIES LUNCH MEATS .. 2/$l 29i® 85 c KAL-KAN CAT FOOD 5 / sl " T W I T CMCKIN 2DOZ LOAF $ 2 69 2 SOZ PKG MEATS BUTTERLOAF BREAD 48QZBTL DELI CHIPPED C0UN1RY SQUIRE » OFF LABEL DINNER HAMS ,i>1.A9 LAND O FN06T BAKERY WESSON OIL PATTIES...........1.1.1® SAUSAGE....... u1.29 O.AMCMFXfNCH omon 1SOZCAN $139 LB PKQ. WtAMK OR aun-HOKCmV l DAIRY CITRUS HILL S fo 9 ORANGE JUICE ? r? STEAK UMMS . 2 .4 9 I U RULiXMCKSD .........1 .79 MAKES 8 QUARTS SLICED BACON SAUSAGE......... 2 .6 9 txn r«a k m . itaumi maaoutam DRINK MIX ALL FLAVORS RIB PORK CHOPS tyaZMLTAKf THAT VACMC CMTVt air IMOKID CRYSTAL UGHT 4 HICKORY SMOKED CENTER CUT PLANTATION LEAN MEATY COUNTRY STYLE _____________________________ STEAK U&OA GRADE A ROCK WHITE OR ASSORTED l PORTERHOUSE $269 SCOTT 2 la r g e e g g s 2 leas|MMins graled orange perl Mousse Pilling cup sugar 2 envelopes unflnvorrd gela line 2 cups ora n ge Juice from Florida, divided Mi cup water Tunnel cake is qu ite im pressive. BIC SHAVERS . w ________ SANFORD 2M4 ORLANDO ROAD, 2AYRE PLAZA AT THE CORNER OF 17«2 fc ORLANDO ROAD 2 /3 . .7 9 cputoow mopomkht KOTEX UOHTDAYS 1.29 CLAIROL "S E T. u u i.20 VAN CAMP BEANEE WEENEE S129 uci 7.7SOZ CAN COCA COLA, DIET COKE, TAB, SPRITE, MR. PIB B or M E LLO YE LLO 8 PACK 120Z CAN �Microwave Magic Green Peppers: They're Great Side Dishes The familiar grern bell pepper and many other sweet pepper* are abundant now C hoose glossy. firm grrrn or ted one* (red pepper* are sweeter) that arr heavy for the «izr The green {wppers can be relrtgcratrd ami kept for a week, the red ones need to be used as soon a* possible The Cubanella Is a sw eri pepper, lighter green and more elongated It is good for shilling salads, or sautlng and has a slightly milder flavor Whlie the pepper* arr plenltful use them In a variety of ways in your weekly meat planning This colorful dish Is a good accompaniment to meal, lish or poultry SAU TEED PEPPERS I cup green pepper strips 1cup sweet rril (>rpj>er strips Evening Herald Sanford. FI Midge Mycoff ll"m r Economist Seminole Community College 1cup sliced fresh mushrooms 2 tablespoons oil I clove garlic, minced 1» teaspoon salt Dash of pepper Combine pepper strips and mushrooms m a 2-quart rassc role Add oil and garlic mid seasoning Cover Microwave on 100% power 4-6 minutes, or until peppers are tender crisp siir once or twice during the cooking time The microwave version of an old favorite will hr a lime and energy saver STUFFED G REEN PEPPERS 4 large green peppers I |round Iran ground brrt 1 medium onion peeled and chopped ' t cup chopped i elerv P i cups lon g gram tier, cooked l l l t i miner) can tomato sauce 2 elovrs garlic minced I teaspoon brow n sugar I teaspoon salt 1i teaspoon basil Hlai k pepper Prejiarr prppcts hv cutting a tInti slice from the stent end Remove seeds Combine heel, o n io n s In a r a s s rrn lc and ntlrruwavc on lik)% power .4-5 Wedneulav. June $, IMS SB minutes Combine ground beet and onion* with remaining m gredtenis. m ixing well Nnrfl |x |)j)er*> with mixture iml j»t.i*-»in baking dish coxcrm g tiglnlv vvuh plaslle wrap Microwave 12 16 mimiic* on 7(1% pow er This recipe lor Mulled [.upper* n u * a t anned cream soup STUFFED PE PPE R S 1 1 |Huiud ground In ei I j c u p c h o p p e d g r e e n o n io n I I c u p c h o p p e d i e le rv I i an |K mulct l -.lut'd w .on c l i r s t n u i s d r a in e d I * t c u p * r o o k e d i it i I c a n t re a m o l m u 'd t t o o m soup 1 teaspoon sauce W o r t« Met-diui « ie a s |H to n * a l l f la s h o l g a r lit p n w d c i f t . r s f i o l lit.n k p e p p ' i J L u g e (n -p p c r* t m til le n g t h w is e , p u lp i r m n v r d h a ll v'omhtne grutind lied onion 1elerv and water t Itcslnul* in a Don’t Settle For L ess! u l 2 q u a r t c a s s e ro le M ic r o w a v e tm U k i% p o w e r 4 m i n u t e s o t u n t il m e a t is n o lo n g e t p u t k s l l t i i n g t o b r e a k u p a lt e r h a lt t h e t o o k m g t im e D r a in S itt m me s o u p W o r e r M e r s I m e s a u c e s a il g a r lic jH tw d e r a n d b h l l k p e p p e r S p o o n m ix tu r e e v e n ly in to p e p p e r h a lv e s P la n e p e p p e r s I d le d s tile u p o n m ic r o w a v e 11 h in t lu g t a t k I ' n v r i w i t h w a x paper M ic r o w a v e on 100% p o w e r f> m i n u t e s R e a rra n g r p e p p e r s R e d u c e p o w e r to MOST OF OUR PRODUCE COMES LOOSE SO YOU CAN CHOOSE WHAT YOU WANT! PRODUCE Mit iovvave 12 If) numiies or until lllling is hot ami pcp|R,t* a re le n d e r S p r in k le w ith paprika Iretorc serving Manx dishes an enhanced bv lire llavor of gter-it |K-pi»er this garden vegetable side dish Is always good, especially If von are rating "llte TOMATO-PEPPER HDICK1K PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY. JUNE 6 THRU WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12. 1965, QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 2 m e d iu m g r e e n p e p p e r * 1 m e d iu m o n lm t i -j te a s p o o n I m s il FRESH TENDER GREEN BEANS 289 WESTERN FRESH CRBP $ 1 2 9 c EACH KORDA CARROTS.. . 2 m .4 9 WATER­ MELON DOG FOOD 4/$l GREEN PEPPERS rSESHQMIN IW U lQ K M a ONIONS... 3 rjno« 1 .00 VIDAUA ONIONSu.99 FAYGO DIET SODAS KCAN hJDGt RED CHEEK APPLE JUICE UMfTI PLEASE IVORY LIQUID » SOLO OOLO PRETZELS KXV .5 9 VLASIC RELISH s w t r m f A in »c t 1*0, FUNDAY CUPS ... uoi .7 9 RITZCRACKERS wo,1.73 a q lO O NAOCCO *<1, 0 *C *1 N M A BfcA/t MOON _____ ,£ ' ARMOUR TREET .*0,1.49 m sajns. . wxvABUi vtq nuns, too, rwias on TRISCUITS U<U 1 . 1 9 OFF LABEL 22-OZ $129 CASCADE DETERGENT 30* OFF LABEL REGULAR OR LEMON SCENT IN THE DELI/BAKERY STORES ONLY FOB ALL JUNE BRIDES HALF HOUND ANY 3 TIER WEDDING CAKE J3L GOOD FOR fHE. MONln OF JUNE KRAFT DRESSING EACH FRENCH, ITALIAN OR CATAUNA FRESH BAKED LTK13ST0M SUCtD COOKED salamipowd .99 ALL BOTTER CROISSANT ^ 1 POUND .4 9 ANTIPASTO MAAD POUND .99 SAVE 40 ' C A SH jr PEPSI C O L A ,! DIET PEPSI, i PEPSI FREE, ! m . DCW 0 8 ROW 8UCE i TWO 2/99° WITH TYK3 VEG CHICKEN DINNER $ |9 9 PvAl/ O C W M $ A AOU. rnoMMPU) WHITE ASSONTID PLAVONi FRIED PIES m a n uadc . typo m a n i k h CARROT CAKE 20* O FF CREAMETTES U j m a-) SPAGHETTI l § ^ SEALTEST ICECREAM OR CUBIC I OH ELBOW MACARONI LBPKG. AU VARKTCB 89V ! HALf* UAUJUN w it h t h b c o l m x i oounoN not TCMQOCOTMJ «C,AN£U 1« r mm mm • m t &OZBTL BAABOUE LA K ) O’ LAMS AMtNCAN . . . . 2 c a n * ( 12 m in c e s e a c h I c a r r o t ( t ile r BAR-B-QUE CHICKEN •10.00 OFF $159 wnNTHBOOLKM im t LMTTOaUKMPKRITiM OOOOT>#UWtD AN* U.K V m • mmm t mm mmm m A I miiiI 50 percent nl Amcil cans suffer from a Ueflclrncy nl vitamin A. not an excess, a* inosi believe F u rth er, m e d ic a l ex p erts advise that a person should Increase Intake nl vitamin A hv ruling vegetables, not by taking vitamin A supplements Tills avoids die toxicity possible from <ui overdose nl iiu* rssentlal vitamin Carruls contain tiela carotene or provllmuln A that readily converts lo vitamin A In the laxly CARRO T H LUSII WHOLE A GIFT FROM THE PANTRY BAKERY VIRGINIA HAM ' ) Iflrgc green prppri cut In strips 1J I IMSpt Mil I 111Vllle Combine all till' Ingredients in Carrot Juice Mixed Drinks 50OZ BAKED I e n n w h o le k e r n e l c o r n I t a l l s le w e d lo l t t a l o e s •*j o n io n s t lr e d through * I’reeouketl sausage links ran In- added to Ibis dish lor milled flavor DISHWASHER NAAOCO J TOMATO CORN CASSEROLE •i 2 q u a i l e a s s e r o le C o v e r d is h a t t r l m ic r o w a v e o n lo r r y , p a w n f> 7 r n l n u ie s . n r o t r i l l lie . m il « 1 49 r- 4 / « l „ s l 59 (U M a u n o fK h o i o o a s v u n o n n u ____ C tie e u a n il t e d p r p | i e i s c o m h im w e ll w l l b n i n n y o t h e r ve g e r a llie s l) * e I r e s h or canned v e g e ta b le s tu t i b i s i- a s s c m lr 0 « CHOCOLATE CHIP $2 29 LUNCHEON MEAT CHEER DETERGENT 145 FRESH FLORIDA GRANDMAS RICH N’ CHEWY CHUNK Sff OFF LABEL VINE RIPE SWEET FRfTO LAYS FIELD TRIAL 2 m e d iu m ri|M - t m n n io o s R e m o v e s e e d s a n i l s t e m s li o u t g t e e n p e p p e r * C 'n l i n t o t h u n k s a n d p u t I n t o a I - q u a r t c a s s e ro le C u t o n io n I n t o ' • I n c h s in e s s e p a r a t e l u t " r i n g s a n d lax o n I n p u t g re e n p e p p e r s S p t l t l k l e o n s e a s o n in g s a d d w a t e r , r o v e r a n d i iM ik l) m in u t e s s t i r r i n g a l i r i d m in u te s Cut m m a t n e * in t o w c r lg e s a n t i a n . i n g e o n o ilie r v e g e ta b le s C o v e t a n d r n n i l t i t i r i iM t k ln g 2 4 m i n u t e s M akes 4 si r v ln g s 490Z BOX 5/*l GREEN CUKES 10 LBS JUMBO SWEET HONEYDEWS 89 RED PLUMS 1 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons water B ] OLD MILWAUKEE BEER 1 } REGULAH OR UGH7 24 PACK 12GZ CANS S. 2 iatjlrs|x>orm lime Juice 2 teaspoon* W orre*lershlte sauce 4 ounces vodka lopiimiali Dash hot |>ep|>cr sam e In a pitcher, combine carrot June, lime Juice. Worcesiershire sauce, vmlka and hot |iep|>ei sauce. Pour Into tall glasses over Ice cubes G a rn is h w llb a scallion swizzle, II desired HOLLYWOOD COCK TAIL I can 11 2 o u n c e s ) carrot Juice, chilled I Vi cups orange Juice, i hilled Mix rurrut and orange Juices together Garnish with orange slice*. If desired This kill hen tested recl(»e makes 2 portions CARRO T D ACgU IM t I can(l2ouncrs| carrot Juke, chilled I V, cups unsweetened pineapple Juice, (frilled I Vycujjs sliced banana* 4 ounces rum lopllouall In the container of an electric blender place frail of thr carrot juice, pineapple Juke, bananas and rum Cover and whirl null! smooth Pour Into 2 |H ounce) glasses Repeat with remaining carrot Ju ice, p ln r a jip tr Juice and bananas. Pour Into 2 more glasses • » • �4 B — E v e n in g H » n i d , x o B r i , F I , W td w w d » y , J itm i , l * t l Legal N otice 'Star Wars' Survives Cuts W A S H IN G T O N fU PIJ T h e ident Reagan to continue to meet fin a le . hogged down In wrangling weapons lim its o f the unratlfled about a minor amendment to the SALT II treaty. $302 billion defense bill, wrestles The snarl began when the Senate again today with Issues surrounding — after four times rejecting "Star the president's "Star Wars'* anti­ Wars" research spending cuts — on a missile plan. largely party line vote o f 48-38 I-ell unsettled when the Senate quit rejected Bumper's request to set up a early today was Just where It would 10-member panel to monitor re­ turn upon resolving a spat about the search spending and report back to amendment by S e x Dale Bumpers. the Senate. T h e a m e n d m e n t h ad b e e n 0 Ark. to establish a panel to monitor expected lo pass and members de­ "Star Wars" spending. The Senate's Republican leaders cided to vote today on whether to hoped to get an agreement during the give It a second chance. The Senate worked Into the early morning, to set the entire defense package on the shelf, and to go on to morning hours today In a long debate assistance to the Contra rebels session that saw the rejection Tues­ fighting Nicaragua's Sandlnlsta gov­ day afternoon and evening o f efforts to trim the size o f the "Star Wars" ernment. But there was no promise from account. Senaiors voted each lime by wide Democrats they would stand aside and not push for a vote on another margins lo keep the acrount at *2.95 drlrnsr bill amendment urging Pres­ billion. Parents W ho Sued Church O stracized LAFAYETTE. La. (UPI) - The parents of altar Itoys who claim they were sexually molested by a priest say they have lost friends, their businesses and. In some caacs. their faith since they started trying to pul (he priest behind bars Father Gilbert Gaulhe. who has confessed to m olesting at least 35 boys. Is tentatively scheduled to go on trial In September. The parrots of the boys says their ordeal began In 1983 when they filed suit agalnsl the Roman ( 'at hollc Church. "I had one guy come In my house and tell me to my face It tukrs a low down son of u bitch to sue the church."' said Ted Campbell, among four who have already sell led civil suits against the church for $4.2 million. Campbell said a rnonslgnor pressured him not to talk about (hr cane but hr wild other parents In the diocese did nol want to listen unyway when hr urged them to serk professional help for their sons The parents discovered that even In cases of child molestation, battling the church In south Louisiana — an area fervently Catholic since the French Cajuns settled there 200 years ago — Just was nol done. One Irlrnd who listened lo Campbell, however, was Glenn Gastal. He questioned his own son and learned hr. too, had hern molested. Gastal also has settled his suit and ulso has been ostracized. He even losl his feed store business. "Th e ones ili.it settled flhelr suits) tried lo explain lo others and somr of them huve been kicked mil o f homes (for broaching the subject)," Gaslal said. "Th e people don't want to face those that's seen the problem ." As soon as the first two suits were filed, Gauthr was suspended from his pastorute at Henry but muny of the parents said It was too late. Eleven suits still pending not only ask for damages but accuse bishops and monslgnors In four Louisiana dioceses of covering up Oauthe's pedophilia for a decade. Vermilion Parish officials also took action. Indicting Gauthr on a charge of aggravated rape that could send him lo prison for life. He Is also accused of iMirnography for taking pictures of Ihe laiys he molested Gauthr. 40. Is now at a psychiatric facility In Connecticut and plans to plead Insanity ut his trial During his brief stays In Jail for court appearances, he was so vllllfled by other Inmates that he considered suicide. 'How To' Manual Written With Smugglers In Mind MIAMI (UPI) - "H ow lo' guides for dletrrs, home craftsmen and c o in c o lle c t o r s are sprinkled throughout IxMikshops. but there's unr title* that probably w ill n e v e r see a H ook -o f •t lie -M o n th Club list The EE Guide to $ u c c r s f u I Smuggling Th r I (J. page pa inpliln had been con(located from Die home ol an uccuaed cocaine dealer, and It was In trod need as evidence by piosecutors Tuca day lii the tria l of Ltiardo Marquez-Perez, whu Is charged with smuggling millions of dollars of cocaine lo Dir United Slates through Nicaragua. The tMMiklel outlines t ip s f o r w u u ld - b e smugglers, a list ol do's and dun'ts for anyone sta rtin g out In the business: —Find a house sur­ rounded by trees and shrubs with u large garage that Is far from neighbors who snoop. —"TYy to Imitate an Am erlcun In all Ills h a b it s . " the gu id e a d v is e s . " M o w the lawn, wnsh the car, etc." — D o n 't g iv e w ild parties. Have a barbecue and Invite trusted relatives. — Keep u dog that d ocs not ca u se a ruckus, preferably a Great Dane, —"L iv e u normal life. Try to leave the house always at the same Dine to go to a pre­ d eterm in ed location where lyoul shall re­ ceive Instructions for delivery " —"T e n d ... to use your true name when possible." The words drugs or smuggling are nol used In Dir text of the pam­ phlet. It was seized last y e a r w h en fe d e r a l ugrnts raided Perez's apartment. Agents also got $119,500 hi -...all bills. Perez said he knows n o t h in g a b ou t th e guide and claims he is Innocent, Legal N otice NOTICE o r PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE I t MEREBV G IVEN B Y T H E C I T Y O F LONGWOOO, FLOSIOA. Its*! its* Longwood City Commission w ill Sold • Public M u rin g on Monday. Juno 10, 'H I . lo C0r> lld o r enactment ol O d In a rK t No M o n t lllod AN OROINANCE OF THE C IT Y OF LO N G W O O D . F l o r id a , a m e n d in g o h o i NANCE NO «M ANO A LL ITS A M E N D M E N T S O F S A ID C IT Y . S A ID O R D IN A N C E B E I N G T M E COM P R E H E N S IV E ZONING OR DINAMCE OF THE C ITY OF LONGWOOO FLO R ID A, SAIO A M E N D M E N T C H A N G IN G THE ZONING OF CERTAIN T E R R IT O R Y FR O M R E SI D E N T IA L , SINGLE F A M ILY IR IA ) TO C O M M E R C IA L O F F IC E 1C l l j PR O VID IN G AN E FF E C T IV E D ATE, RE P E A L IN G O R D IN A N C E ,IN CONFLICT HEREW ITH P i r l of LoN 1,3.1.*.)* XI I I D o t' o t Bog N W Corner Lo! I Run E M l ft S 3S3 Ft N 4A Deg I I M in W VO IS FI N >10 FI fo Bog L o tt Rd Block I Amended Plot o f W lldm er*. 01 rocordod In Plot Rook I. Pogo M of ttw Public Records of Seminole County, F lo rid * B tln g m oro g tn o ro lly do scribed o t on tt>o to u ts lid o of SR AM. E o tl of Crodo St ond West o tO *fo rd St Sold O rdinonc* w ot placed on firs t rooding on Moy II. IS !, ond tSo City C om m lttlon w ill con iid or torn# tot tin * ! passage ond adoption o lio / Iho public Soaring, which w ill b * hold In tho C ity Moll, ITS Woof Worron A vo , Long wood F lo rid * , on Monday. Iho l<3fh d *y of Juno. A 0 . m i . port lo t moy oppoor ond bo heard w ith rotpocf to tho propetod Ordinance T h lt h o tr ing m oy bo continued from tlm o to lim a u n til fina l action It I tk tn by tho C ity C om m lttlon A copy o l th * propotod Ordt none* I t potted ot (So City Moll. Longwood, F lo rid*, ond coplot on mo w ith tho Clerk o t iso City ond tam o may bo inspected by IS# public A taped record at Ih lt m u lin g I t mod# by th * C ity ter l i t conronN nc* T h lt record may not con ttltuta o r *d *g u o t* r * cord for purpose! ot op potl from a dacltion mod* by IS* Com m i t t ion w ith ro tp o ct to IS* fortgoing matter Any per ton w lth ln g to o n tu r* that an ado ■met* record ot IS* proceeding* I t m a in ta in e d for o p p o llo t* p u rp o to t I t odvltad to m o k* 1st n o co tta ry a rrtn g o m o n tt at h it or har own o ip o n i* Date Ih lt ISIS day of May. A 0 IMS C ITY OF IONOWOOO G oraldlnoD Zombri City Clark Publish May 3*. Jurte I. IMS O IF 141 IN THE COUNTY COURT, IN A N D F O R SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO : k l i m C C IS F H U M A N E SOC I E T Y O F SEMINOLE COUNTY, a corporation PlOlnll tt. vt SON j A CAPONE. Determent NOTICE OP ACTION TO SONJACAPONE VOU ARE N O TIFIE D that a Complaint action pursuant to F lo rid * Statutes *31 «3l h a t been tiled againtl you eookmg custody, control and ownership of an anim al found in distress, to w it a while hors* named "R u n a w a y", In Iho Semi note C o u n ty C o u r t. In S e n lo rd . F lo rid * You or* required to serve a copy ot your w ritten it*te n ie t it any. to tts* action on P e titio n e r'* a tto rn e y w h o t* name and address I t ROBERT G P E T R IE . I l l South Court Avorsu*. Orlando. Florida 33(01, on or botar* Juno 1), ItSS ond filo lh * original w ith lha Cterk at this Cosrrt, allhar before w rv lc a on P e titio n e r! attorney or Im mediately Ihereattef otherw iw * Judgment w ill be entered te ihe r t l l t f dem anded In the Petition WITNESS m y hand and tha eaai of tana Court on May 31, INS (S E AL) D A V IO N BER R IE N A * Clerk at tha Court By V irginia V lam ltta A t Daputy Clerk P u b llth : Junw 1.11. If . M. INS D EO 31 Doonesbury no. no. ja n e a « tu x u o n a m s iu v lUUNt NOTUXKN6A! TfT H C P U 'W B fC T K A W r SUJW ! N CIRCUIT COURT. EIG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRC U IT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO SS IMd-CA-IS-C J O H N B M I L L O N I G and K A T H L E E N M IL L O N IG . h it w tl*. P U m tift*, n H E LE N KOMN * tin g te p t 't o r Defendant AM EN DED NOTICE OF ACTION TO H ELEN KOHN la d d ro *! unknown) VOU ARE N O T IF IE D Ihot on action lor ipoctfle perform one* ot a contract ter ta t* ot th* tel lowing property In Somlnolo County. F lo rid* Lot M. LA FLORESTA. D E ­ LIG H TFU L WOODED PLACE. U N IT NO TWO. according fa IS* plot thereof a t rocordod In P lat Book I f, p*g« 34 of the P ublic R ic o rd t of Somlnolo County. Florida h a t boon lited ag o in tf you *nd you O '* roguirod te to r re a copy of your w ritten dotetot. If any. to It on E rik C Lo fton P A . p l a i n t i f f s a tto r n e y , w h o t* Oddrott I t 143 W Park Avonue. W inter Park. Florida )33*t. on or bo tort 13th Juno If* ) . end tite tho o rig in*! w ith IS* ctork of th lt court either b o to rt to r r ic * on p la in tifft attorney or Immodl a lo ly thoraattef, otherwise * default w ill b * ontorod agamt! you tor th* ra llo t demanded in th * com plaint or petition WITNESS m y hand and lha taal ol Ih lt Court on Moy 11. INS SEAL) DAVID N B E R R IE N Clark of C ircuit Court By Jaon B rilla n t Deputy Cter k P u b llth May IS. » , 7*. Juno S. INS DEF 00 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (IQ H T E E N T H JUOICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA C IV IL ACTION NO : U -U M tE F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION. o tc . P laintiff. vt J NEAL WISE, t l u t . at at. Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION TO OORIS A M cD E V ITT and W IL L IA M F M cO EVITT RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action lo lo r*< lo w 0 mortgage on tho follow ing property In SEMINOLE County. Florida. Lo t I I I . CRANE S ROOST VILLAS. * tu b d lviolet*, accord ing te th* plat that oof a t r * corded in Plat Book 31. pe g *! 34 through 33. ot IS* Public R* c o r d ! o t S om lno lo C ounty. F lor Ido h a t boon Med ag a in tl you and J Neal W it*, and you o r * requited lo W 're 4 copy of your w ritten d e f e n t i i , I f a n y , to It on CHARLES R GEORGE III. Swann and H a d d o ck. P A . P la in t if f ■ a tto rn e y , w h o t* m a ilin g o d d ro tt I t US Wool Control Boulevard. Suite 1100. P O Boa 440, Orlando. Flo rid* n a n ooao, on or b o to rt tho lath day ol Juno INS and III* th* original w ith th* C lark ot th lt Court tlth o r before w r v k e on P la in tiff* attorney or Immodl ately thereafteri otherwise a dolouit wtl I b * entered againtl you tor the re lie f demanded In th# Complaint or P etition WITNESS m y hand and wal of Ih lt Court on th * goth day ot M o r INS (SEAL) DAVID BERRIEN C l IR K O F t h e c o u r t By f t / Cheryl R F ranklin Deputy Clerk Publish May 11. 30. June S. I t 1 * tl OEF IM NOTICE OF P U IL IC HE AE ING NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN BY T M B C 1 T Y O F LONGWOOO. FLO R ID A, that th * Longwood City Commission w ill hold a Public Hearing on Juno It. IN I. to consider * Conditional U t* requested by M ike Holloway. 103 E Hwy 0)4. Longwood F lor Ida te operate e vehicle leasin g'sola* business on th * loltow ing le g a lly d# sc ribod properly Th* E te ot Lot 4 ond *11 ot L o tt S, *. 3, I, f. and 10. Farm er* Add 11ion lo Longwood. e t r* corded in P le l Book 1. Page 3). P ublic Records of Seminote County, Florida Being m oro g e n e ra lly de scribed e t HOE Hwy 434 A Public Hearing w ill be held on June 10. IN ) e l 3 10 P M In th * longwood City C om m lttlon Chambers. I l l W t t l W a rrtn Avenue Longwood Florida or e t soon thereafter e t possible At th lt meeting, all Interested parties may appear to bo heard wilts respect to Conditional U t* DequesI This hooting may tw continued from tim e to lim e u n til final action Is lakon by lh * City Commission A copy ot th* CondiHorsal U t* Request is on t il* with th* City Clerk end may ba Inspected by Ihe public A taped record ot th is mooting I t mad* by lh * C ity tor It* convsniotsc* This record may nol constitute an adequate r * cord ter purpotot ot appeal bom a decision made by tha Com mission w ith rts p e c t to tha lor agoing m atter Any person wishing te ensure that an ade quote record of th * proceedings is m a ln ia in s d for appellate pur puses Is advised te make th* necessary arrangem ent! #t h li pr har own • spans* Date this Ikth M y at May, A D IN ) CITY OF LONGWOOO Gsrald na 0 Zdm brl City Clerk Publish M a y )*. Juno A ’ NS DCF 14] CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole 322-261 1 BUTIN unrhAfMlWUBUN sew *. 9CUUHTX BA10NBTTH6 ANgVTL. O rlan do - W in te r Park 831-9993 $ :30 A .M . - 5:30 P .M . M O N D A Y thru FR ID A Y S A T U R D A Y 9 • Noon P ort tlm o E ■£>• rTorscod preterrod but not «*c o tta ry Apply m poroan *1 Holiday Inn by '»*# Sanford________________ A p p lic a tio n now being accepted ten full tim e cachet- Apply m pet-ton at Lim # Food Town Stores 3I t L * k * M ary B ird CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 Ur m ................ S7C HOURS 3 cstiMciithg timai 61C 7 coniecutivt time* 52C lin e 10 conggcRtlya time* 46C line Contract Rates Available 3 Ling* Minimum DEADLINES Noon Tho Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday -1 1 :00 A.M. Saturday eo e Cashter Needed P#r* tim e E » per lone* preterrod Apply in person Ac* Hardware. 30S E 13th SI ____________ _ CASHIERS N E E D E D F u ll tlm a orsd port tlm o E ipertencod only Apply at Wareco H E N French Avo I AM I PM Couplet ter Port Tim# Cwaning C all bofwean * A t ) AM. Wocbsesdoy or Friday 311 *313 CUSTOMER SERVICE OAL 300 wk Great boss needs parson wills pleasant phone volcel Take orders over the phone Type accu rate fo r fo rm s Seeds to start someone Mon dBos vr 'i Landscape la b o re r* *1 3$ hour Full tim e poti 373 a m _______ LEGAL SECRETARY C rim l net A Domestic #*P Non smoker. C o tto lb o rry araa. 114400* ___ ___________ m a in t e n a n c e Employment 3 23 -5 176 33—Real Estate Courses 19—Births ANNOUNCE a BIRTH' K >V2 CALL 313 sail Thinking et getting e Reel E i l l '• License3 W * after Free Tuition and centmsi* v t Training I Call Otck or Vick I ter d o t*t lt i *3 i it43 n i) 3 * a Eva 3 3 *la id OUR CLASSIFIED OE FARTM ENT IS AT TOUR SERVICE 3222611 Kayos *1 Flo rid* . Inc I f Years E ipsrtsncal I I — Personals 55—Business Opportunities I lows you Mom$0i(J1 Love. Marilyn 23— Lost & Found LOST White, lemala pit bull 4 m o t old B lack m arkings around o y o t L a k t J a ttu p a r ts , lo s t M onday C h ild t-r erfbroken 373 DM. f llif c t o v tr |10 000 4 wrlffl my You C4n. too P#r1/Fuftt»mt 327 0109. Q#444 »A41 41—Money to Lend 25—Special Notices B u lln o ts C a p ita l SIP 004 to 1 1000 000 and over P O B oi 341) W inter Pk Fla 333*0 • MARY KAY COSMETICS a 71 —Help Wanted Skin cere and cater ttelr CONNIE.......................... 13) 3304 . SANFORD POLICE * * IE N E V O L E N T ASSOC * w ill be holding an Old Fash toned (rummage sal* an July 4. INS Th* sal* tle rts »t I AM A w ill be held *1 the Sanford P o ll!* Benevolent B uilding located on Lake Monro* |u*l east of Central Fla Regional H otp lla l. Senlord Tan 0 * d u c te b t* D o n a tio n ! o l c lo llin g , or other tte m iw lllb * greatly appreciated For fra# pick up or further information pleas* ca ll 31) of so 27— Nursery A Child Cart Summer day Camp For e I ) yr old* E ach week Includes. Swimming, bowling, skating, movie*, sports, arts A c re tlt and c o m p u te r s k ill! C ell 311 1434 for Inform ation 4 5 - A r i l * Cralts Hobbyist For oate Form ica Furnllsjre m ater (a lt AH c*r o r l f o r m ic a , to r n * wood grain*, f lumber Call 3*3 33*3 A c ry lic Applicator* needed te apply c.o te ctlv* coating on c a rt, boats and plana* U te *11 per 3«id We train For work In San lord area call Tampa I I I 0*4 3ISI A c tiv itie s O lrtc la r/R e s ld a n t Manager lor Senior adull Apt com m unity R ttponeibl* for oocial A recreational a ctlvl l e t A re s id e n t m a n a g e r duties A p t . meals. A other oetras provided Idoal for th* rtc o n t retiree Resume to P ersonnel, 300 W A irp o rt B'vd Suite 111). Sanlord A ID E * A ll shifts E rp A o' certified Good atmosphere A benefits EOE Apply o l Do B ury Manor . 00 N Hwy 13 03 A lte ra tio n s Presto Im p o rts, naet door lo Ic* croom parlor in Sammote P la t* 13*40*) AD M IN IS TR A TIV E ASST ACCOUNTING CLERK SECRETARY KEY PUNCHER WANO OPERATOR C LER KTYPIST CRT OPERATORS I ns mease I* assignments avail able In Lab* OAary amt San Sard Area Cali Ablest Tamp* ro ry S grvke* IU -3M *.______ ALL TV PEI JOBS START WORK NOWI labor / H M k»i ^ SEMINOLE COUNTY ROAR OOF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUALIC HEARING JULY). It* *. 3M PM Th* Board of County Com m it tio rv tr* ot S am lnei* County. F lor Ido, w ill hold a p u b lic hearing te 'onsldar tha tallow ing 1 J E A N J A R R E TT — R A lf jg iS le a V H I Rosldon lia l Zona Appeal against lh * Board ot A d|u*tm *nt In denying a lo ! W idth Variance from 30 31 to *S H and Lot A ll* Variance from 0 $ t aq ft te 3.1)0 aq ft on Lol 3 Block N Longwood Park. PB It. Pga • II . In Saclton 30 30X1. on th* Louth side ot M *r|o rle Boulevard 1)0 ft from Middle Lan* IDIST )) Thu pv4>ll< hearing w ill b* hald in Room WI34 o l lh * Somlnolo Casenty Services Build ing. lis t E 3 if si Slroet. San lord Florida, on July 3. IN ), at 3 M P M , or as toon thoreotter a t possible W ritten common!* tiled w ith lh * Land Management Manager w ill be considered Persons op peering at lh * public ha*>ing w ill be hoard Hearings may ba continued fro m tlm o to tlma a t found necessary F urther details available by calling 331 1130. Et! 44I Parsons a r t advised that II they doc ids te appeal any it* Citton m ao* at this hearing. Ih*y w ill need a record of lh * p ro seeding*, ond. for such purpose, they moy need I * insure that a verbatim record of m# proceed lags I* m a d*, w hich record Includes the testimony and ovl denes upon which Its* oppsol Is N be bated, per Section 10* OIOS. Florid* Statute* BOARDOP COUNTV COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA BY ROBERT $1 JRM. CHAIRM AN ATT I IT D A V IO N B ER R IE N , CLERK PssfcMw! J u n e * IN I DEO 31 waxAtse __ 313) French Ave DAY TREATMENT WORKER dealing with lh * elderly Part tim e position In C e tw lb o rry a r t* mornings. 30 hour wee* F o r A p p o in t m e n t C a ll Personnel E ll 3411 attar to 30 osattry Alda E , penanced (X» tarred Sanlord N ursing A C onva lescen t C a n to r. PSO M eilonvilt* A re . Sanford Dining Raem/Psistry Assistant P a rt Tim # and lu ll tlm o Warm personality tor Senior A dult Com pie i WML fro m bright person C oll tor ape' 13)310* _________________ DISCOVER HOW AVON CAN H f l P I Monssmaker-s W tl cam *I 331 l* lk s r 331 1*30 ORIVERSW ANTED Thursdays only, fro m 11* PM Apply in parson at lh * Sanford Auto Auction 33IS W 1st Street Applicant* m u lt be I I yea's or older, have a valid F I driver * licens*. and must be obte te d riv e r standard shift Perfect |ob tor re tlrod paopl* SaaJohn____________ Drivers Wonted t l y r t or older Own car A Intur *4 *4 par hr Domlno’i P in * JV WOO FOOD PREP t t t Salad A destart prep both spelt te t llll Now restaurant catering to prestigious crowd w ill train you Ground boor opportunity! Fie«ibleH ours* Em ploym ent 3 2 3 -5 176 3S1) French A v* E tp a n a n c td sowing machine o p e ra to rs w a n te d on a ll operations Wo a lto otter a training program to parsons w ith an hone si d e slr* to laarn lha Industrial taw ing tro d * Modem air candiliorvad faclM ty health car* program paid hobdayt, place work earnings, steady wars Apply between I pm and 3 pm SAN D EL M A N U F A C T U R IN G . IN C ., 3340 Old L a k* M a ry Hd . Sanlord ______ FRONT O F F IC E O A lT Easy I Take phon* messages Good w ith figures a ptosl T ra in an w ord processor W3s*l an Opportunity) © Em ploym ent 3 23 -5 176 ____ llD^nwhAvt. Full tlma teporloncad cuttodl an Salary plus b o n a litt Apply o l office ot S*nl*ndo United AAoihokJitt. IMP W State Rd > k Legal NotfctT BY GARRY TRUDEAU j n » 6 V uvM m nnA X TH x HAftA M lM A & N M U K ti m m # . M o rm v s s M M 71m- He Ip Wanted 71 —H«lp Wanted V ) ro n e i w i rat « NO F i l l Report rt*dy tor wrorlt it 4 AAA 407 W (It St Sanford 321-1590 AVON EARNINGS W O W III OPEN TERRITORIES N O W Itl 131 ISIS * r 331 OUI B eau ticia n W ith E tparlancs Good location on I ) 03 33) 3)13.p r i l l 033)_____________ Auto Paris Count) i Ptrson Fast growing orgon ie llo n E ■ per lanced only needed Apply in parson 0 am te 4 pm Autom otive | Parts Sorvlc*. too S P a rram ort Ave , Or ll Auto Mechanic needed Bos I pay plan, a benefits in area Re pipy to B oi IN . Evening Herald. PO Bat 14)3. Sanlord. F I* 1133) 14)3 E O E . M /F /H 'V Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I t hereby given that I am engaged in business at 001 W State Ud 03*. Suite 103), A ltam o nte Springs. Seminal* C o u n ty . F lo rid a u n d e r lh * f ic titio u s n * m * * t E A R L SHEAR. INC f l u TAN SPA. and Ifsaf I intend to register said name with th* Clerk of lh * C ircu it Court. Sammote County. Flo rida In or cor dance w ith th* p ro v ia io n t et lh * F lc tillo u * N om * statutes T o w n Socfien M l 0* Florida Slalutes 1**7 /A' B arline S Melons P u bllth June 1 .1). t». )*. lo t) O E G 3I General office w ork 40 hour week, salary bated on o ip a rl one* Plus bonatiis. paid vac lio n s , a n d h o lid a y s Call 3)1 *M1 General M achinist 3 S years tip Small |ob shop Musi have own loots Call 0)0 1*3* or a lter a PM T ti f i l l HAIRSTYLIST WJSNTED E> penanced In chem ical w o rt for Caretrea A R e la to rs Call 333 1373. or 331*133__________ Hampton Gardens A ll positions Apply in parson Mon F ri. f i ) East Itls fro a l H a r t * F a rm W tr k M ow pastor*, repair fences Steady employment 1700 par week Apply F I* Training Canter Taka HWY 441 te S h lrly Rd . T r iv a re t Thursdays 4 I hours U 00 Per hour 3)1 43*1 alter 4 PM JOURNEYMAN Electric Ian I t ) V try established Co your v■parlance) h ire yesterday! Own to o l! preterrod but not * must! Local Graal career spot! Employment 323 -5 176 ___________ 1)31 French Ave LABORERS ASSEMBLERS WAREHOUSE WORKERS Assignments evellable In San fo r d , L a k t M e ry and Longwood o r * * No te* A blest T e m p o ra ry S a rv ic t 331 nm________________ OFFIC B CLERK E ip Typu) Pleasant phona v o x * and obte tow ers with public 331 3QS0 Port Tins* Catering Help Re tp o n tlb f* a d u lts m o l* or lamalo Sons* food proper* lion ond sorvlc* Verted days and evening hours, including wseSendt b u c k s Catering. LABOR IP S - Strong rg iis b it. general laborers needed Im mediately D ifferent to c t'io n t Phone and tra n tp o rta tio n s must Never * tee Apply HUT SERVICES w m n MAN ter la rg * auto dee U r Mltce! terwous ds/tle* Cab Mr C rul or M r Youngs, Wlllof Olds Cadillac 333 33»i _______ Maintenance ported Part time tor repairs and up teed Of local B'dg Ptoos* opp'r person on Thur* 4th floor et ) tf Seminote otflco B'dg . ) ' l W i l l S t-*** Sanlord_______ ~»AAIN TEN EN C E PERSON WiM fro m f o ' thia vatoobte H ad*: You w ill m a k t big bucks In lh# fu tu re hero Leorn * tec tr leal plumbing. A A C repair rig h t her* in Sa" lord loro Employment 323-5176 3)3) French Are N s e d E s p e r ia n c a d L o a d E le c t r ic ia n s fo w o rk at Sam,note Center, on E c tfrd s J Byron's. W alm art. 41 strip tiaras Call 33* 0740 or stop by iob site at 3*31 Orlando D r iv e Sanford N tttfa d B a b y s it t e r M a tu r e woman w ith references. In LQtsgwpodoroo *}4 kt73 New Co N aedi Salespersons and Appt Setters E seel com Call l i t *3**. a s PM lo w * l Eeterm lnotor's. E O E Night Auditor Far Motel a ipo rion c* w ith m icro A cash registers I t required, but w ill b a in Apply tn person *1 th* Days Inn I 4 A Sr eg Sanlord P la s tic F a b r lc a iia g P la n t, Longwood area seeks m *tu rt production man capable of p ro m o tio n to s u p e rv is o r M erton# shop ond or con slructton u p helplu' Salary based on « vp A3Q))4S_______ P r o t e i t t e n a l T e le p h o n e Solicitors Commission. SI3S per deal Work * t home B* yo u r own boss 331 *303 ___ P rs te s s lo is a l Solas P ts p ls Solar Commission, isop par deal S aif m o tiv a te d C all 331 * 303 ___________ P r o g r e s s iv e L u m b a r A Hardware Stare now accept Ing applications for fu lltlm * lum b er h a n d le r A d riv e r, 333 0MO Ask for Alvlts ter •tr*._________________ RECORDSCLERK D E LIV E R Y MAN Busy medical Co noads you I Travel to hospiteli and pick up medical records Ftm ca rear* Travel *tpan tos paid1 Employment 323-5176 3133 French Avs RN LPN PRN Pool, acute car* with hot p ils i s *p for waek end robot staffing ) 11 or 11 3 Apply West Volusia Mem orial Hospl lol. 301 W Plymouth A vo. DeLand Flo ROOFERS Single ply atp orl en c* o n lyy Ty T ra n s p o rla tla n i egu red C E I Call 33* 4040 Sac refer y ter T itle Ce Require* ty p in g L e g a l ba ckground helpful Cell 31* 1100 _ SECRET A R Y /N E C E P T IO N IS T A SALES PERSONS lo pro mete Interna tiona l discount cord Interview s *1 1)11 Pro vidence Bldv . Deltona or call 10 ) S3* e i t l ____________ _ _ _ S e cu rity O ffic e r - lic e n s e d armed 13 hour pest Sanford, 1 d a y w o rk w oak A p p ly Wackavshut Corp .310 E Cote nlel. Suite 1OS,Orlando. 43S Stone Mason labor Call 331 *!*) Studen11/Rt IIre*i /Hewtawiv*I P art tins* nr f u|| tim * BIG SI. long term automatic ratidu ate 333 3333, o r gat Sag I ___ W aitress** Lunch t ■per one od only S days Apply In person Gaslight Super Club I l f S M agnolia, Sanlord______________ WANG OPERATOR Openings m Lake M ary No lo* C a ll Ablatt T e m p o r a r y Services 131 3fe0 ____ W ANTED G irl* with brewn, blonde, or red heir, with bangs *1 least te chin or longer Ago* 14 31. n o rm a l w e ig h t fo r height and w illin g te have hair cut and cotorod to modal tor H E AD LIN E R S . Call 3)1 MSI W A N T I D l BINGO PLAYERS FO K M ATIN EES FREE BOS service F ro m l o y t p t Shopping C e n te r A ir p o r t Blvd $ 17-W C a ll o tte r 5 p m lo r y o u r re s e rv a tio n ! 295-9720 PICKUP 10 AM RETIM N BY 5 PM SILVER PINES BINGO Shopping For A Hew Ot Used Car1 BfSATHB! LANPUKPr E v e n in g Ifierakl 3 * 4 W t b I r r a r k I s estate k a a fw rd . I Iw rtd e 311311 | 1 9 �Evening Herald, Sanlord. FI. KIT *N' CARLYLE ‘ by Larry Wrighl 71—Help Wanted Tired M Juk Huntin * f C a ll F u tu r e # th e y im 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Ren! <« rJi ef tab spenfng* tor I t * * * who « * n l a r t ooo to w ork O C LIVERY H ELP ER S no n pertanco m c i m ry F u ll tim e Good d a rtin g pay *7* OOO 8 I N I I A L O F F I C E TRAINEES Groat starting tab, Several opening s Good pay tr y OOO FAC TO RY A S S E M B L Y and PRODUCTION WORK M ott shifts upon Good p a r ecatas a rt ooo AAodarn J Bdrm . I baht, carport • I t a p p lia n c e * tu r n lth a d . a a th a r/d ry o r hook up Can las soar Ota bedroom . cna ham STS oo par week C all M l Sat* attar Speclfeys A p a rtm a n tt Minute* trom Mary « 0 4 La krtro nl, pool. SonnH. ad ultt. no part, tkundry Start in ^ o t t i l l a ma Call n s o r o to u a Spaclout A p a rtm a n tt Mtnutat trom Hary # 0 4 Lakatront, pool, lanrttt. ad ultt. no part laundry S tarting at SJOS a mo can n s o r o N> w o IM M E O IA T F . O P E N IN G S Genorel Construction labor, Good pay a rt OOO TRUCK O R IV E R t- Long haul Imm ediate! Good W iv in g r * cord Ovor IS 070 OOO LOCAL O R IV IR S S tra ig h t tru c t* Good pay Start right m a r a rt OOO R E C E F T IO N IS T . O F F IC E MELFERS. C LE R K S . CRT O P E R A T O R S - Im m a d ia ta oponinga Good pay Malay Caii a n ooo n o w i Lg 1 bdrm . tt m ly ramadtlad. naar titc h a n . ta/at carpal air. uoo . tac tIS B S Park A v a . to ta a t isoo U n ttltd T im t Only 11 o#1 F I r t t M onttn Rent StiO R ldgm ood Ava Sanford. Fla CALL IlS aaw lit I t to s SO Saturday from >0 t o l W ELD ER S -C ertified E a ctllant pay acalat Colt today a rt P A IN T E R S A P A IN T E R H ELPER S Im m a d ia t a opaningt. good d a rtin g pay Call today a n OOO ORYW ALL- W ith o r * t!h o u t a a p a r la n c t I m m a d ia t a openings Good pay Call to day a n ooo________ T h ra u |h b ra d K e n a F a rm Groom A horta ta r a aaparl anca ra q u lra d E a c e lle n l yvorblng c o n d ltlo n a F la T raining Cantar. T raveres Call KM SO Saar or MM SO WINTER SPRINGS D E NTAL A SS IS TA N T E ip a r la n c a d anty c a ti w a n t IV) 000 p lu t par yaar Executive AAanagamant Tralnaa Sand raauma' to Jack Richardt, V ita P ra t , PO B o . SSI. ,fi m » 110 000 p lu t par yaar Eaecutlv* Managamant Tralnaa Sand ratwma' la Jack R ichardt. V lc t P ra t . PO Boa ) t l Longwood FI J37SO 73—Employment Wanted Baby titlin g In m y home Weak d a yt only Pleate Call SIS 1718 93—Rooms for Rent Chrtttian A p ti A N o n e t TV. kitchen, laundry, maid. 1)0 n k up Or I t i l >444. 473 4410 Largo roam P rivate entrance A bath SSS nk Rat raqulrad Eva H I SWO_______________ SANFORD F u rn iih e d room * by tha ovaak Reauatebi* ra tal Maid tar vice C all US CM’ __ S 7 PM a ll P alm etto Ava SANFORD. R aat weekly 4 Monthly ra ta t U til Inc a lt too Oak A d u ltt i A ll rta i Tha FlartdA Hotel Furntahed room* A efficie n t l«* Md Oak Ava . s it ASM 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent LUSH CARDEN SETTING I Bdrm ............F u rnfthed A pt! t Bdrm .......... Energy E Miclent SINGLE STORY BUILT IN BOOKCASES ABUNOANTSTORAOE S A N FO R D CT. A P TS . 3733301 Fura A p ti tar Samar C lllta n t SJI Palm etto Ava J, Conan No Phone C o llt Largo u p tta lra . 1 bedroom Child, pat o b 1300 par month IlM d e p o kit Call i l l g a ll Studio (e ffe te ad|kceni to lam l ly home tar yygrklng tingle A ll u tllltto t Included, lake front W t mo p lu t 11IP da p o tll E tc n e ig h b o rh o o d R alertncot TO 00 3 I bdrm tarnished aHlclancy In nice area I M par weak. u tilitta t Included Call RS m a attar 7 P M _____________ I bdrm , adultt. no pa it, air. q u la l ra tld a n lla l, SI7S par month plua d ip iH I TO M l* I Badroam Apartm ent U tS mo . p lu t dapotil St* SOS* tor da la ilt 99— A p a r tm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / R e n ! ms SAVE ssss O N LY .$ 4 19 . 7 bdrm . 1 bath aloe available W/ Oacaraltva W all C ate ring! . Bel It M Beak ca to. Plenty at Star age. W e th e r/D rye r Meek eg. aad Carp a rt Water tarOi Accepted 3211911 OtUbAb M Itbb 345-4411 k COUNTRY S ETTIN G a Large I A t Bdrm . A partm an tt Adult L e t avian F a m ily PneitMa HASTEKSCOVE----- J2T2900 1 B drm . 1 bam appliance-!, downstairs apt No po tt UJS m onlh plu t UOO tocurlty Call RS S117 or at RCOUCED FOR QUICK S ALE! Lika non I b d rm /) bath, b ik .. c a rp o rt lanced back, nice e tt e b tith e d n e ig hbo rho od O n n o r n l l l he lp A t k ln g Vat.TOO BAMBOO COVE AFTS SME A irp o rt Blvd PHONE m -44]« . 215 4481 EHtcfancy tram ir ts ma Dttcaunt tar Samar C l t l i m I and I bdrm A lto turnlthad altlclancy tro m tr s naa* S110 dapotit No p a tt Call SSI tw r S >PM a lt Palma Ho I bdrm . larg o liv in g room, kltchon « itn appllancat 1140 month ♦ da p o til SSI XHO 1 B drm .. I bath, carport all a p p lla n c a t tu r n lth a d . w ith e r rd ry o r hook up UtS par month Call 1*1 S0«t tb d r m /tb a th nlcaaraa SSM ) bdrm I both nan duple. SStt Wa hava afhar ra n la ltl United Salat A ite c . Inc. REALTORS. ..... „ J ] 1 MSI. 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent O*liana C tla ta t Area Lg 1 b d r m . I b a th F lraplaca . t c r a a n a d p o r c h , d o u b le g*- ago. I m in to I a UK) mo . I l l la t t A tec , 171 t f l t _____ D U PLEX 1 B d r m . I Bath F roth a ir. great tor t id t Call TO TON) or RS WIS a a a IN DELTONA « > » a a HOMES FOR RENT . a a a 174 ISM a a LAKE M A R Y AREA/HIDDEM LAKE- > B d rm . 7 bath, one car garage Ilka nan amenl Hat. all appllancat SITS par month Can R l 43*4 Lako M ary Naar SCC, tingle or couple UTS par month n llh tltO d a p o til Call J lJ t lt s Lake M ary 1 Bdrm . I Belh, no patt Wallace C ra tt Realty. Inc REALTOR 771 OSH Sanlord Speciout 7 Bdrm , I ' t both. ItOO kq ft., onormout k ltc h o n . Ilr o p lo c o , n o th o r/d ry o r hook up. nonly rem ode led, e la te to donn loan Last par month Call H u tl kaasiaa o r Barry 838 477* ' 323*2020 f * % 7Me Sanlord A rt For U la by Onnor In Loch A.-bor A large 4 bdrm houta and S to tt Owner n lll finance Location I t 117 C ry tla l View E a it Call lor Inform a tion SISB87 ia m ________________ B eautiful i bdrm . 2 bam n ith a ll am onitiea 1 y r t young On Cetaelberry goil court# Move in n lth no money down on equal ennarih ip bai t Make m onthly paym antt 770 SO11 BY OWNER Sylvan Lake Area approv ] acrat. I bdrm . S b a m , dbi C a rp o rt A D b l garage, many aalrat. A tkin g 814SJOO Call TO S47S_______ BY OWNER TREMENDOUS TE R M S W ILL C A RR Y . 1 B drm . J Bath Pool home N an Carpal. Nan air condi Honor nan neter healer n lth to la r ly tte m Over 1700 tq It L /A H u rry and Call TO 8804 COUNTRY HOME S bdrm J bom flraplaca. porch, eat in kltchan. fa m ily roam, g /ig acre Largo oakt. tru ll tre a t STS, *00 Owner P rin c lp a lt only. R3 a»SS______________ COUNTRY N I K R E M IT Rag R.E. Broker........... 3 7 )0 7 1 DELTON A DISTRESS SALE Owner tra m tarrad A aavtitvi lakavia n Home In ta il grow ing area S bdrm , 1 Bath, II* ingream . lam ily ream Bring a tta rt. M l. tea Large 4 bdrm home Eat In kitchen. DBL car garage com er lot OW NER W IL L H O lO M O R T G A G E I O nly SSS 000 One bdrm home p lu ! 3 Bdrm mobile home both turnistw d Good area. SK) 000 OTHER HOMES. LOTS. ACREAGE. IN V ES TM E N T PROPERTY CALL A N Y T IM E REALTOR 377 4001 LIST W ITH USI m _ JT 1 sn sn iM U P KISH R EA L ES TATE I f 7448 POOL HOME One at Santarda ba ft a ra a tl 7 Bdrm . 2 Bath, ( r e a l ream m ilk llre p le c a »pena to Irg tern pelta Nice yard, undargraund ia r Inkier ati.tee READ Y FOR YOUR F A M I L V I a B d rm . 2 Bath N an carpal A i m Ida paint, a ir. garage Fenced back yard Naar Ovtede High Sckaal Sanlord Nica 2 bedroom home n im living mem, dining room paneled la m ily room, laundry room, workshop Call tor In lo r m otion RS DM or 834 4137 243 K)0, or beat o t t e r ________ Sanlord N ua 2 bedroom home n .th living room, dining room, penoied lam ily room, laundry room, workahop Call tor In form a■ion US 1108 or 41* *137 443 100. or b a il otter _____ 105—DuplexT rip le x / Rent STENSTROM Doubt* keyboard Organ w ith bench UW o n llquo d re *t*r A n o th stand. 830 each |te r* o S7S E li 4BS1________________ a Far Salaar Trad* a I* *! 390 CM D ie t* ! Engine 373 437*____________________ Industrial tawing machine salt o il. *« tr# p a rt! 8400 Call 773 771*____________________ Satailit* TV System* Compi*** All you need ICON Financing No money down 11 1*0 08 Unive rsal U l 17*4 4 ft forsg Lirpit Nm...|...Uted Uotiilt Hem* DsaJgt in this Am. FAWiiltAt...... * ^ * 4 . ...... AAvft* M il Hwy [ M t _______m i m 1 5 9 - R e e l E s ta te Wanted H oui* Ranf n - option to boy M iddle ago couple Security A rafaranca! A ft S 271 e a il I Need A I Bdrm FASTI Nlca area any condition Nrad aiaumabla loan, g c n l farm !, m inim um down payment W ill p rovide Imm adiata con tract to p u rc h e t* Call attar a P M SOS 373 171* 181—Appliances / Furniture 199—Pets ft Supplies A bility Kennel! P O B ei 7*5.777 ItW OetaeR.Fla.227M. Loot Ottaen araa ik h lta p ilb u ll w ith black on lac* A ta li Male 3 y r* old Fam ily pel Reward 177 7«7I '8 0 ChfYj D l8tio<i-4 speed nan tires S l » 17) 7*83 231-C a rs RAMBLE WOOD > STORY n llh ! park ling peal I Hug* liana Hrepfacel Cathedral C eiling! I AH Itw n l r a i l A iiu m e no q v a H ly ln g t A t m a i t n a w l M7J8B } STORY TO W N H O U S E In atcailanl lacallanl 1 bdrm I I * bath n largo aa l In klttchanl CammvMfy peal I Pv iced Iar a a iy pvrchaaa IT ! , *00 COOL S F A R K L IK O P O O L n iencod Vy acre and large 2 bdrm . hemal Mug* m a tte r b d rm F lr a p la c a l C a n tra l h a a t / a lr l l w a rb a b e p tt A lta m * no gweltrying mt taw i tM.aaa 323-5774 NEW H O M E AIR CONDITIONER 8000 BTU lived only I mo ttW 371 1741 A ppliance* F o r Sale a ll In aico llo n l condition R tatty toaranaaod................... 77? .7** Dining Rm 7* loblo. Hutch, bu lle t. W alnut Form ica lop C a ll roe 143 77*7__ ___ F im ily Ream Couch, cotta* labia, 7 and table* tea cart Raa toneb i* C*M 777 1847 For Sat* Sola and chair Dark rtd crukhad valval, good con dlhon. A ik m g 1*1 Cell >43 tSI8 or 74S 4147__ lo c w d H b a a g ApglH ocoi trom IAS W ARRANTY BARNETTS.....CASSELBERRY 1211111............................ 8301411 a RENT TOOWN a Color TV * . atereo*. neiher*. dryer* re frig e ra to r, b e e ie rt. lurn iture . video recorder! Special le t weak i rani t t 00 Altai native TV A Appi. R m lal* C arre* I hopping Centar 172 HP* R H E E M CHEST FR EEZER III* nan. arco llo n t condition. U K J.C Penny 24 000 h TU A C . naodi thorm osfat t i l l Call T il 14U MOO 77 Chevy M ania Cave* Auto, e lr. AM Fm C i s m II. good tondilion I ! 700 Call Jr* SaaA ______ otter * P M 8* M a ttin g 4 cyl . p ! AM FM COlW tt* E i t r * n ice 8400 d n nJO jnoa ^Joge jM 2 3 5 -T ru c k s/ Buses / Vans 1*7* Ford Bronco Ranger XLT. Block and S ilv e r. Loaded, a>800 Call 731 1*03 and tsk for Chris _____ , 44 Chevy Conversion Von Lot* of a s tra l Asking 1 18.700 or best offer Call 7** ijo o ____ 239—Motorcycles and Bikas I t i ) Y am a ha. CV to R u n t great Lost than a TOO m l . SSM o rb a tto H ** T il 840*. after * 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers 1*77 Tan. 31 71. fu lly aqulp tra w l tra ito r Encaltont con dltlon S4M0 Call 771 IBM TV utility t« bto 4 m itt m m s B id C it A t ! YbifH f At It'**, AUlng 1300 CAM1 777 s m No Credit? WE FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES 203—Livestock and Poultry 1120 S. Sanford 32 1-4075 * REPOSSESSIONS a Need a car bul h a w credit problem ** Wo hove several lo (horn* trom and n l l l finance Call E ric 271 4 B 7 S ________ A *H a t For SON Ptg*. am gaol*, mm k v rre t W llca L a i*!. Hwy a*W,133 4A7« ANY JUNK CARS ■> TRUCKS bought From I t * 8 M B mar* Call m i k M ........... .. J23A2I1 TOP Dollar P aid for Junk A Used c a rt, tru cks A heavy equipment 777 * * * 0 ____ _ w e T a y TOP D O LLA R FOR JUNK CARS A N D TRUCKS CBS AUTO PARTS. * * * « « . 77 Olds Delia M Asking 1700 or best offer Run* good, vary dependably C a ll: 788 1)10 rm l u i i 1 ) i . * a ir crula* AM FM lop* 30.010 m l U !00 713 1134. evening o r loavo massage I hi I Weak O nlyl INC EL (A M IN O ..............U , * t t Otter E ■ #*'*! June I I AUC TIO N EVERT FRI NIOMT L & EAUCTION M i ftontori Av* C O N llG H M K N T IW tLC O A A ei 323(393 FOR ESTATE C o rn m A rciA l or R « tld A n flA l A uctiom 4 Apprwimls Ca M 1980 A U D I 4000 *4998 1976 CHEV. CAMARO *1 9 9 5 1984 J E E P CJ 7 *8995 R IM CAM D IS C O U N T CtoH i Auc*to«i 371 U30 A U T O 215—Boats and Accessories WE FINANCE Nkoatng U fa 170* Magnetic Ava 4 4 4 7. 9 ) PM M lK illo r iio o i I tom 4, c M to t. 4 M w lt u f i V v i Into* KM Nftmbo# Dc»v« V unltrid E tU N l Jwfi* Tfh 4 jt h iw ly 2 FimHy twcl ylfd wito Off W o o d m tr* fllyd KS* P itm P I«mc* T hk>r i & FH I * PM *1 8 9 5 19 75 M ER C U R Y Ay* ..... . . . . . U I I * 1171 Cadillac Nlca buy a< AMO to ion 1*7* Feed Bronco Hangar XLT, Bleck end S ilve r, Loaded, 51400 Call 111 5801 and ask tor C h ris _____________________ 1*7* Flat IpMer New Converl ible. new Hr**. A M /F M Hare, clean, e s c e lie n l c o n d itio n A tklng 434*5 Cell TO le t* attar | PM________________ Dabary AnH A M a rina Salat Acrets tha rive r, leg *4 M il i t * they i* *1 OeBary tag R ial IS4I 212—Garage Sales 1981 FIAT STRADA iowins S A LE S I t ' Baal H earing wheel A cable W ired lor shrimping 1175 00 Cali T O M ** _______ •993 IBORABCtl. 4 M 1571 K E F W A80KE8 •sees SANFORD M OTOR CO AM C " JEEP SOB S F r g n c h A v * . 2 I7 81BJ CO NSULT O U R RHONE 3 2 3 1 4 * 3 For quality cratfm anahlp and competitive p ric e ! let u t price Out your nr * ----No eualllying New J bdrm . I both on 7 acres Horaos ok Owner financing p rim * *>*< 878,800. 34* 1717 ★ « r * 9 d rpom antonriA, Awnliw)* Q U AR TE RHORSE FOR SALE Lovely 2 Bdrm 2 bath n llh graal room Ilroploco. aal In k llc h a n . d in in g ro o m , beautiful wooded lot 47! *00 ★ * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * 243—Junk Cars Alum 201—Horses 213—Auctions (305) 321-0041 AND LET AN EXPERT D O THE JO B ★ USE H ER A LD To List Your BusinessDial 322-2611 or 831-9993 CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 REALTY*REALTOR C etietberry Duplev Sbdrm. I Child o k . no pott. USS par month Call 788 SI4S attar 4 PM N ice 2 B d rm A p p lla n c a t. tcra ana d p o lio , Iraa lawn carp, laundry 828B/RI MSS Sanlord I B drm turnltha d ca rp o rt no p e lt UTS par month p lu t to c u rlty and leave Call R l 0042 1 b d rm , k itc h e n equipped lanced yard MS weak UW kocurity RS 424S____________ Sa b te r 4*t S d ta L i * 4 t t W l LIST AND S IL L M O R I HOMES THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY A T T R A C TIV E ! S bdrm I b a lk home tltaeSed an large aAadad le t. l e t - l a kitch e n , la rg e p a tia . c e n tra l a lr / h e a t . 87* M I SUNSHINE NOME 1 2 bdrm I b a lk home n tlb aal In kitchen, central alr/hael. lanced yard, large raam t 447.3M M in i N irth o u s e s IN 4 Up JUST RIG N TI 2 bdrm 1 bath Kama in area data la Sawn, cantral a n /hea l. Im ida u tility , garage seas arsed to la m ily 117—Commercial Rtnfalt ★ ite r eg i ’. . ’ It b d 'm a'aa . central a4r/1a*al. peat planed. Retail A O ffice Space 100 up to 7 808 tq ft alao ttoraqa Oven able TO 4473 W IL L B U IIO TO SUIT! YOUR LOT OR O U fltl EXCLUSIVE A O I N T FO R W IN S O N O DEV CORP- A CENTRAL FLO R ID A L IA D IR I M O R I HOME FOR LESS M O N IY I CALL TOOAYI 121—Condominium Rentals SIN G LE STORY L IV IN G Lbbm Term to Fit Torn Ngqtfs! F»method Bt URfBiMshgd. a G IN C V A OSCEOLA RD a Z O N ID F O R MOBILES! S Acre Cavalry N a d *. .321*1911 today a t TO 24M 773 teas ■ peat, clean 4371 par manm Megatrend P roperty 7744PM CALL ANY T IM E 127-Office Rentals 322*2420 774! PARK A V I --------- Santard Offices te RisH LONOWOOO 2 b d rm . I hath O w ner | m «•*» HnahCing A47.SEE ★ COMMERCIAL S R IC IA L IS T LAKE MARY R IA L T Y BOB BALL. JR................ 211 7144 For Sola or Lo o m Corner p r* party, lonod GC 1 W I I I S t. Sanford H I 4717 For Sa>* Clea* to downtown Sanford and hoapitat. A m arl can St*#! bldg ISOO ag tt GC 1 la t t r o l l ] ' . 1 )8 .0 8 8 Call TO 1777 offer f Pm Sanford Blk Bldg w ith J O ff ices A I Bay Garage w ith lift Previously got Ita lia n , auto ro palr shop, used ca r ial E iceiienf location tar canv* nlanct sta rt t i l t 000, lo rm i 777 0104 evening* 151-Investm ent Property / Sale CASSELBZRRY I acre, sened PR I IAS 000 W AAaUcJPnaAl. REALTOR ....... ...... TO TW1 153 —A c r e a g e Lois/Sale Additions ft Remodeling F fn E Lie 4 Coofulfing Bonded loiofid REUODUINC SPECIALIST W* Mend I* The Whole B ell O l W et B. E. U N K CONST. 322 2029 F inane ing A veiiabi* eeaeaeeaa aee aee Build a Bigger Bwainets1 Us* The H erald Classified* CALL TOOAY 221 2811 A p p lia n c e R e p e ir Carpentry A GREAT O lF T I H iv s Har Krlchan Ramadaladi AJI typas *1 Carpanlr y K lava oak*4 Pykas I iperfenced References Vary RtliabS* ...........J 2 » **)1 X I* A ll types *1 carpentry 4 re modeling 17 yes esp Call Richard Gross >11 2*71 Cleaning Service Carpet Cleaning Living. Dining Ream A Mall 17**8 Sake B Chair. 871. 272 » *» Own U<7 m a 1 acres. HO g i t s l rd Ir g n le g e . leal 773*»48 M A ID S To O ftB f CSeaefmatt i t neat T* Oedltneti Call His he lped > Guaranteed Service .Lew Ratal 4 acre*, gertiy cl eared, w iser A electric USSOO By awner. 273 88H 157—Mobile Homes / Sale For Sen B an O tte r Metal* Hem* 1871 SAylln* e d . i r . I b d rm /lk» bath W ritten pro poeal muel be rtc ie v e d by 1 PM F r id a y , e / l e / 8 * b y F lo r id * P e n e r e n d L ig h t Company c/e D P We Men . Purchasing Dap# . P O b o . 87*100 M iam i. F I 13'07 Masonry Plastering IN STALL S IL L 8 R ZP A IR Cypreis Cham Link Weed Fence >11 ITS) B E A L Concrete- 7 Man Q uality Operation Patio* D riv e w a y ! Days .211 7271 l y e s . .. 277 12)1 EXPERT CONCRETE WORK P a llo d r lv iw a y s id s n a lk Beau Monde Const Co . "W * ere Itw best" I I I >M1 e A LL Phas*s e l P iasterm * e Repair. S ta rt*. H erd C elt. Simulated B rick I I I S88I Health ft Beauty T O W E rS B IA U T Y SALON FO R M ER LY H e f f N lll Beauty Nook I I * E 1st St TO 17i7 Home Improvement Collier y BurMtag A Ranted*ling N * Jeb T** Smell t i l Burtan Lane, Santard 171*471 Sami R ained (ealracler went* em ail rem odti'ng lob* Ree u n a b le Bud Cakell. 777 8*51 THOMAS A | HOMAS Hem* re p a ir, ctaealng. lawn care Call >11 n e t M l* ns Appliancs Seine* 14 hr Service I t * I s ir * Charge llr r jq ^ M IH lU H P M ^ I Lai- One acre, cloae to Highway 44. Geneva l l l . a n II Fence W t S p e tiifliG in Quality* Nice let, south * l Sanford F ru it treat, well. M l X 717 l i t ! til.N O You pay ctot'ng coal. 2b N Dawn t l T r a a t l l N I Pram tiL ta a l I t ynw are tanking Iar a m k c rs tta l career In Aaal Batata. Sienatra m Realty N leak ing ★ 149—Commercial Property / Sale W HAT A BUY I 2 bdrm. 2 bath Building 707 E lm . 24 X 10 Toned I t In d u tin a l or l N r age *1 O ttKa TO 83*4 only unease and canvar 281N Maple. Sentard IP888B 411 W Lake M ary Bamavard. S uita 4. 8MB m e n lh Im madmta occupancy 377 7300 VAC Cam m f lu or 12) I I M avwa 228* HWY. t i l l REALTOR II. MuMpton. %o9*db#rf A ik (no U V X 7 bd*rui n t * tfttks Owpfei Far Sale Taro 1 bdrm unit*, detached garage newly renovated U7.S00 R l 34** OPEN SUN DA T 2: I la t PM 415 W. ttth S treet Sanford FI 22771 223—Miscellaneous 119—Office Supplies / Equipment STEM PER Law D o n n . A n u m a b la Mortgage Own th t i 3 bdrm . > bath home on t | acre lot. loaded n lt h e a t r e t , o n ly 14. 000 A t little a i I BN down T*ncfy TWO compltto ly ltw r* Call H I 4171 «| 1 1 1 0 *9 Wall Strgqf Co...........321 50 05 SANFORD Suniand E itetee. Lovely S B drm . > Bath . carpeted lanced yard, air unit. Inundry room, conve man I to every thing, no pot! STM) par m onth Coll ITS ta t t I Bdrm , } both V illa I car gar age a c c o tt to pool and tennit court S4S0 par month p lu t d o p o tit of 1300 Coll r i sue 1 b d rm , 1 b a th , c o n tr o l air heat garage, n a il to n a il carpal, l u l mo , IQS 08! 4714 ) Bdrm ceram ic bath Lott ol c lo ta tt c a r p o rt, u titl ty ila u n d ry , nan paint In out. lanced yard Leaie appllca Ilo n a b e in g a cce p te d 178 Roaalla Dr Call Wall Laa Bualnaaa 8SI MOO. Hama 821 ISB7___________________ 2 bdrm . 1 bath Cantral air Wether, D ryer. tanerd yard, acreaned porch. Itn n u Seat n s sitd Call. Baby Bad!. S trolled . Ctafha!. P la y p e n !. Etc. P aperback k t 773*177 TO *5*4 1*5—Computers Ac ct ru n ic AUTO AUCTION Every Wad N l!a a t7 :» P M Far mare d a la ft! I *04 l i t 4711 NaadCribL P iaypen i Baby fu r n ilu r a c lo th in g Good PrtcP ! AHar 7 PM R l S7aJ PayingCASH for Aluminum, Cant. Copper, Brata. Laad. N entpapar G la it. Gold. Sliver Kokomo Tool *11W lat I S 00 Sal * 1 177 1100 W 157-Mobile Homes / Sale 141—Homes For Sale Hwy t l . ................Ooy* o* a BoacA t i t * • HoMtl A * • • • t 219—Wanted to Buy r**>Jt9s IS " color 0 *9 inol prfco Ov*r UOO BAlone* duo U N 00 c or t o t t ovor p o y m o ^ ti f j i rrvjnth S till In w ir n n lf NO M O N I Y DOWN Fr#« ho^« no ObliOAtion Call 141 s it i day Of rngfr* B A TEM A N R EA LT Y WATER B ID S ACCBPTEDI FROM *315 Rental Office 27TH s t r e e t n u r i t u r e i»a w 77th St ............... 771 1873 * D A Y TO N A A U T O * ★ A U C TIO N ★ [ S F a m l l y G a r a g e S a le n jfh a v dryer. Iraarar. lawn m ano r, act 121 Sand Pina C ircle T h un Sun * a COLOR TE LE V IS IO N * a Car p a rta ............. Prfvota Pattaa [S H E N A N D O A I V IL U G E APTS. WILSON MAIER FURRITURE 211-211 1 . 1*2 ST ............ TO 44R 113—Television / Radio / Stereo 113—Storage Rentals Rant Nan and En|ey I TMt Lim ited Special i Energy E fficient. I Bdrm I Bath A partm ent! Uted W a th a r! Party A Service tar K enn tere t............... » N t ) . MOONEY APPLIANCES___ REAL ESTATE REALTOR 777 fata 321-0759 Eve 332-7443 Monday thru Friday YARO SALE Drapaa tp ra n d ! baby q v llft- handmade qu ilt, clothing, cam era! Janften bathing tu * tl 7004 W iahlnglpn Ava R3 UOO * 7. Thurtday duty ($ 5 M i CALL BART 231-Cars 217-Garage Sales 1*1—Appliances / Furniture BACKON M ARKET P riced rig h t! *4 7 300 It you need a .ergo home m rt i t r tl a B drm 7 Bath, mother in Ia n apt Hugh fenced corner lot. tin e tl quality many e a tre e lt C all to tea Lie Real Ctlata B ra ktr R IDGEW 000 ARMS ATTS WoOnasday, Jun* J. 1 W —7B 141—Homes For Sale CALL NOW! 3 3 9 4 1 0 0 Electrical AayOlKR B tacN S cM -tM cg 187*1 ( llim a ta ! 14 Hr. Service Call* Tam’l 8 tacI t K Service 271 >718 D C A H P C N IE R R e p a ir! and rem odeling Ho iob loo sm all Cali M i e **t _________ MamSanance el ell types Carpentry, pelnling. plum bing an deta cl'lc D I M Landclearing GENEVA LAN O C LIA R IN O Lo t/L a n d ctaanng F ill d lr l TopeoH Ponds Orem ditche* lif e Proper alien Call 34* WTO L o l* cleared dra nege or pond* dug F ill d irt, local Also getden gate bath he* A weM mg >4S 1*4* A >45 M l I THORNE LANDCLEARING F IL L DIRT 8 C L A Y A SHALE HAULING m M l] Lawn Service ACE LAWN t I R V I C I M aintadaacr Saddle* Pruning Cleaning Thatching FertiH ilng Free Bgtinsata*............ M M T T t • ■ A T T H I H IA T I Call Chrtstiajs B u n t. j o r s jC o m p ItlB l i « R C«i« N . f t a RlJSOAAbl* RztBS 1114717 LAWNS MOWED A TRIMMED Spring Yard Clean up* 111 l»t> Secretarial Service A LL Taping. 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THU, FRI) BASEBALL (TUE| 4:30 C M ICHOOLSREAK 8PE n il (351 HE MAN ANO MASTERS O f THE UNIVERSE © (I) VOLT AON, DCEINOER O f THE UNIVERSE IF #2 A LK MARY B L V D ., SANFO RD 3 2 1- 10 01 J B40 LEE RO., O R L A N D O 620-8708 • RENT • A - VCR • CONVENIENT LOCATIONS • CALENDAR W EUNEBDAY. JU NE 8 t 'O I ’ K S u p p o rt G ro u p of S r n iln u lr A re a . 7 :3 0 p .m ., S r m t n o lr C n n m u in lty M rn tu l H i- n ith C e n te r, O i r i t 'c C n in m P a rk . S u tlr H iillilln U . I 'll hi a n d 377. A lla m u n lr th ir d Kuoni P r llr a u H pi 1 W e d n e s d a y * lo r f a m ilie s a n d r a r r ) ( lv r r N o f Iu iik t e r m i n r i i l a l l y d l r u i l il e d . F r e e t i l ehartfe THURSDAY, JU N E S S a n t n u lr llr a n r h o f Ih e A ta r r Ira n A H M N -la llo n W u i n c n p o o lM d r til U n iv e r s ity Sanford AA. 1201 W. Klr»t St 5:30 p m ., closed dlBctiBBlon. and H p.m.. open, speaker. Oviedo AA. H p.m., cloned. First United Methodist Church. Overeaters Anonymous, open. 7:30 p m . Community United M ethodist Church. Illjfliw a y 17 <)2. C a s s e ltic iT y . FRIDAY. JUNE 7 Cent nil Florida Klwanls Club. 7.30 tt.m ., F lo rid a F e d e ra l Savings and Loan. State Road •130 at 434. Altamonte Sprlntpi p a r t y . 7 p .m ., h o m e a l M a r x e W l ll l a m R . 1 0 3 0 K l k ( ’ o u r l N o r t h . W i n t e r S p r ln jt h . S c h o la r s h ip I n s la llit lln n hi ta c k p r e N e n ta llo n and a f o lllc e tn Itiliijt n r h » r» d 'o e u v r r . FAA A c c id e n t P r e v e n tio n A v ia lU a i S a lc iv K d u t a ll o n S e m ­ in a r . 7 3 0 p m . , S k v |H it l K c ftta a ia n l h u m p ii'i A lt|M > r t lln u m . H a n fo rd S (H m « to re d h y I h e S o u t h S e m in o le F ly ln ji C lu b . D o o r p r U e s . O p e n ( te c t o t h e p u b l i c . S a n fo rd Jayeees, Ja yo e e b u ild in g . F r e n e b , S a n lm d 7 :3 0 p .m .. 5 th a n il I fJ Flo y d T h e a tr e s | RATA IWIN 37U507 CZD ■ iX (1WS t lltV ik U M B aat THE * * €SP€RRT€L^ B R E AK FAS T SACKING OS C LU B SUSAN MOVIE IA N 0D /I 372 171* 9) a n R m ni« Of Tht Herds WE BUY MORTGAGES... We also m ake 1st and 2nd m ortgage loans on Residential or C om m ercial Real Estate up to $100,000. Personal loans are availa b le Including Revolving C redit Line. OKN EVERY DAY EXCEPT MON. • A.M. • 5 P.M SHOP AT THE ALL NEW FamilyCreditServices, Inc A Q Convinv CALL NAHM ON SR. 414, N IA R 17-B? In Th* Park Square Shopping Ctr. Long wood, PL 32750 fvARp<p% 'Rp* W wi icon, eu. 831-3400 MPO MEATS MEAT MARKET - FISH M ARKET-DELI AND CHEESE STORE IN REAR OF VILLAGE FLEA MARKET AVE. *4R*4to.75 W• o>.Oa9aeafS^ylA> and no s a lt CNEIt t �Evening Ht i M - WedryfeUy. Juno 5, 1H5 Sanford. FI.—1C Herald Advtrtuer — Thurtczy. June ». l»tJ Cooks O f The Week D ress Up A M a in e L o b s te r C o u n ty D a iry D ays F in a lis ts To E n te r S ta te C o m p e titio n B y Tom G iordan o H erald Managing E d itor When restaurant patrons find the little card tucked neatly on their entree plate that reads: "T h is meal was especially pre­ pared for you by Val Page." they're naturally curious and find It a pleasant touch. And. their curiosity aroused, they often ask the waitress about It. generally com m enting on »h a t a nice gesture It Is to have the ch ef give th eir m eal a personal touch. "H e must be one smart chef." a lot of the custom­ ers tell the waitresses. But they make, as most people do. a t e r r ib le a s s u m p tio n . T h e y assume that "V a l" Isa he. And that's probably because most restaurant chefs over the years have been, and continue to be. men. But the times they are a-changin', folks Val (Valerie) Page Is one of the growing number of women chefs In the United States who are finding their niche In the kitchens of the world as No. 1 chefs and execu­ tive chefs ''I'v e been told tnuny times by men that women belong In the kitchen, and I couldn’ t agree with them more ... that's just where I belong. In this kllchen." Val (she prefers the shortened version) quips, as she thumbs through the d a y's planning sch ed u le In the k itch en at Kamada Inn In Mystic. Conn . where she’s executive chef. Al 3H, cooking not only simple family fare for her husband and 19-year-otd daughter at their home (In between working her 14 to 16lVhour shift days at the motel), as well as planning and preparing the enllre menu for large banquets. Is nothing new for Val. She's been cooking since she was a young girl, und at age 10 got a job In a restaurant and launched her carrer. For It was In that kitchen on that first job that Val decided this was going to be her lifestyle. " I saw an opportunity to do something I enjoy, and also saw it as an opportunity to make money.** So where did she get her formal training? Iler schooling? "T h e school of hard knocks, brother ... the school of hard knocks " Though she's been at the Kamada for seven years, she's also worked In other restaurants learning what she could from m a s te r chefs, le a rn in g and making note on how she might Improve a dish, a particular service, give the customer a little something extra. Putting the little card on the entree plate to let the customer know who the chef Is was Val's Idea, and It goes over well. She finds It challeng­ ing to take a whole leg of beef, "oh. about 70 to 110 pounds.'* prepare It and carve and serve It ns people come through the banquet line, From time to time the hotel Val Page prepares boiled lobster dinner for presentation. See Page 2C for finished product. chain she works (or sends her to a food service management sem­ inar where about 21 o f her colleagues from other hotels und motels In the organization greet her. And since they're all males, "they treat me fine, but they kid around now and then ... let me know they remember I'm a' wom an." Does that bother her? "Not a bit. I know my Job and I know It well. I'm not Insecure, and they (her male counterparts) know It lo o ." While Vul guards Jealously her most prized recipes and splcef l a v o r l n g t e c h n iq u e s , s h e graciously consented to share some cooking hints and a couple of slmple-to-prrpare recipes the average rook at homr should find an uaset. One o f those recipes, although u simple one for boiled Maine lobster, contains some excellent hints, especially for final pres­ entation. which home-bound cooks m ay or may not be acquainted with. For Val. as la the case with most conscientious and prideful chefs, considers presentation the bigger part of the battle for a host In delighting the partaker. For each serving of boiled lobster (she says If you're going to bake or broil lobster, they're better stuffed). Val recommends about a UVpounder. If you've got a steam pressure cooker, you can finish the cooking end of the Job In about 6 minutes, or figure (1 to H minutes boiling time If you'rr putting It Into a pot o f boiling w ater. Add about a minute and a-half cooking time lor euch pound over 11* pounds. Obviously, you'll be using a live lobster, right? And If you are. be careful when you're handling It. picking It up gently, but firmly, by the body us It rests on Its stomach. Keep your fingers away from the claws. Val warns. She (mints out that In Connecticut It's the law that the right claw be handed (bound with a rubber band). One of the lobster's claw s Is called the crusher and It can snap a pencil In two with little effort, so you can Imagine what It can do to your finger. The other claw, the ripper. Is what the lobster uses to tear apart Its own food and It has razor-sharp teeth, so that gives you some Idea of what that claw can do. Now then, get the water In the pot — Just enough to cover the one. two or three lobsters you'll be boiling — up to a rolling, rapid boll ... good and hot. "N o sense making the lobster suffer. You want death almost Instan­ t a n e o u s . '' t h e o b v i o u s l y sensitive Val cautions. "After all. they're living things." Hold the lobster by Its body, aiming Its head toward the water, then plunge it In quickly. You'll see Its dark, almost black ouier shell turn a bright pink during the cooking process. When the lobster's done, reBee LO B STE R. 2C Dairy Days finalists came to the Extension Service from all over Seminole County to prepare recipes for the County Dairy Days CookofT. Categories for the cookoff were: casseroles and one-dish meals, vegetagble dis­ hes and salads, desserts, and a youth beverage contest limited to young people 13 and under. The recipes all Included a real dairy product as one of the main Ingredients. First place winners In each category won *25 00 and all participants received certificates, special Ice cream scoops, and a coupon for a free pan pizza from Pat Monroe, manager of Pizza Hut. The Judges were: Dr. Millie F e r r e r . E x te n s io n H om e Economist from Orange County. Pam Mosure. R.D.. Chief Clinical Dietician from South Seminole Community Hospital, and Col­ leen De Pasqual. home econom­ ics teacher from Rock Lake Middle School. Recipes were Judged on nutritional value, creativity, econom ical use of produce, attractiveness, flavor and texture. The winning reci­ pes will be sent to the University o f Florida to be Judged The lop five recipes In each category will be prepared at the Slate Contest held In conjunction with the Dairy Fanners International An­ nual Stale Conference June 11 In Daytona Beach T h e w in n ers w e re : K erri Levine for her cheese pud In casseroles and one dish meals; Mrs If. M. McLeam for gourmet potatoes In the vegetable dishes and salad category; Blanche Johnston for Shanghai Sundaes In the desserts category and Hobble Wick for orange sherbet slush In the youth beverage* contest. SH ANG H AI SUNDAE By Blanche John ston Easily and quickly made. Ice cream balls are rolled In toasted crushed Chinese Noodles and peanuts • served with a creamy hutter-rtchchocolate sauce. 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Have syrup made In advance, also. If desired; however al serving lim e heal syrup. OOURMET POTATOES By Irya McLesrn 6 medium potatoes l« c. melted butler or m arga­ rine 2c. shreddedchcddar cheese 1 8 oz. carton commercial sour cream 3 green onions, chopped 11. suit M t. pepper 2 T. butter or margarine Cover potatoes with suited water and bring lo a boll: reduce heat and cook about 30 minutes or until lender. Cool slightly. P e e l and c o u r a e ly s h re d (Mtiuloes; set aslce. Combine 14 c. melted butter und cheese In a heavy saucepan; rook over low heat, stirring constantly until c h r r s r Is p u rllu lly m elted . Combine potatoes, cheese m ix­ ture, sour cream, onions, salt and pepper: sllr well. Spoon potato mixture Into a greased 2 quart shallow casserole; dot See C ook off, 2C F IM A PV .............. va 6 8 * . M 10S SUGAR * 5 .9 9 ' CHICKEN WINGS cam mu tu t cm T A ILS i. * 1 . 2 9 CHUCK STIAK . iu a 10 LB. FAIL FORK C H IT T E R L IN G S FRYERS itu tn i SPARC RIBS . . U S D.A. CHOICt Mir ox 3 tablespoons water I cup semi-sweet chocolate morsels 4 Mandarin oran ge slices (canned) Scoop 4 balls of Ice cream. Place balls In a shallow pan and freeze. Meanwhile, crush pea­ nuts und Chow Mein noodles and combine In a baking pan; loasl In a 350 degrees oven for 5 minutes or until nicely browned. Cool. Roll each Ice cream hall In toasted peanut-noodle mixture; plucc each bull In u dessert dish; place In freezer compartment of refrigerator to harden Reserve any remaining peanut mixture. Combine corn syrup, butler and water In u saucepan; bring lo a boll, remove from heat and stir In chocolate morsels: blend until melted. Cool lo lukewarm. To serve: Pour Ihe chocolate sauce over Ice cream balls, dividing equally; sprinkle with Ihe re­ served peanut-noodle mixture. Top each sundae with u Manda­ rin orange slice (cherry or uny desired piece of fruit). 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Mell a little butter In a small container, then take a piece of cloth, wrap a com er o f It tightly around your index finger, and dip that section Into the melted butter. Rub the lobster’s shell all over. Including the gray spots, with the butter-soaked ponton o f your cloth. Watch those gray spots disappear and (h r entire lobster take on a bright, shiny look. Next, pull the tall from the body. Cut a slit right down the lull and spread It open so it looks like a fan. Place lhat on the plate, then stand the lobster s body, head toward I he celling, upright next to It. Arrange the lobster's smaller, narrower claws so they look like arms pointing upward. Cul one end o f a lemon and put It atop the body so It looks like a little hat. Place the larger claws alongside the body. Complement the lobster with u small hatch of sleamcrs, arrang­ ing them alongside the lobster tall and body. Put the Juice from the strainers Inlo a Hitler cup and place It next to them for dipping the steamers, likew ise, put a small cup of melted butter on the plate for dipping the lobster meat. Put some kale (Val prefers kale as a garnish. She says It's more allractlve than parsley) on the plate. Take a slice of lemon, cut almost In half, then twisted, and put It atop Ihe kale for a final garnish. Serve Ihe lobster-steamer dish with while wine and cole slaw or corn on the cob. or both. M M O L E POTATOES Although rissole Is a French word meaning lo brown by deep frying. Val has a neat recipe she • alls Rissole Polaloes for roost­ ing potatoes In the oven. I trlrd Ihrm and Ihey're great. Uae the usual nu m ber o f IKtlutoea per person for your meal. Perl and wash (hem. then dry them thoroughly. Cul the potatoes Into Iwo-lnch chunks and place (hem In a bowl. Pour Sanford. FI. Herald Advertlwr — Thursday, Juno L l t t J JC— Evanlaf Htrefd — Wedntidey, June 5. l*tS some olive oil, or a combination of olive-vegetable oil. over them, then sprinkle some salt and p e p p e r on them , s o m e granulated garlic, and som e paprika. Stick your hands In the bowl (don't worry shout the messy hands, you can wash them l a t e r ) and turn th e potatoes, tossing them slightly, g e t t in g th e m n ic e ly an d thoroughly coated with the oil and spices. Take the well-coated potato chunks out o f thr bowl and place Ihrm. Individually, on a cookie sheet or In a shallow pan. Before you pop them In Ihe oven, sprinkle whole rosemary over them (I didn't have any. so I sprinkled some Italian spices over them). Pul ihrm In the oven heated al 350 degrees lo 375 degrees and roast them for 40 to 45 m in u te s , o r u n til w e ll browned and fork lender. They go well with meals. Peanut Recipe Contest Creative cooks In Georgia. Contest Is open to anyone 18 Florida and Alabama now have a >t ars of age or older who lives In chance lo go nuls and win .1 sponsoring state. Entries will 82.000 In America's Peanut Rec­ be judged on: effective use of ipe Contest, sponsored by the peanuts, originality, flavor and Peanut Advisory Board o f the .ippearance. All entries must be postmarked by August I. 1985. three states. According lo Martlyne Hubert For a complete list of the of the Georgia Peanut C om ­ mission. which Is the sponsoring contest rules and an entry form organization In Georgia, two which should accompany each ‘ winners tn each slate will be recipe. Interested persons In ■ chosen In both a sweet end each stale shoutd write or call nonsweet category The state the: Alabama Peanut Producers winners will receive 8250 In Association. P O , Box 1281. prize money and an expense U o l h a n . A L 3 6 3 0 2 or-' paid trip lo the National Peanut 20 5/79 2 6482: Florida Peanut . Festival in Dothan. Ala., for a Producers Association. P.0 B ox; trl-stale cookoff October 24. The 447. Gracevllle. FI. 32440 or grand prize winner In each 904/263-6210: Georgia Peanut c a te g o r y w ill then r e c e iv e Com m ission. I-.O. Box 967, T I f I o n . G A 3 17 9 3 o r' Lobster takes on dimension when arranged like this. Note $2,000 lemon end to gi ve hat appearance. A m e r ic a 's Peanut R ecip e 912/386-3470, 9 S i z z It's the little things that make the difference at IkiblLx. l i n C o o k o u ts G rille d franks. T h ic k , ju ic y h u rg ers. T e n d e r steaks and crisp green salads, f ire up your g r ill w ith fin e foods fro m P u b lix. Y o u ’ll fin d everything to m a k e y o u r cookout s iz z le w ith fla v o r an d freshness. P u b lix - Publix B e e f, G o v ’t.* Inspected B oneless Bottom Round Roast THIS AD EFFECTIVE. THURS., JUNE 6 THRU WED., JUNE 12, 1 9 8 5 ... Continued From 1C with 2 T. butter. 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Sprinkle pannrsan cheese and paprika over top, Cover with wax paper (or plastic wrap). Rrllgrralc at least I hour. 0 llukr at 400 degrees 30 - 35 minutes or until lop Is brown. 7. Sprinkle remaining Vi c. mozzarella cheese over lop and return to oven until cheese melts. H Serve Immediately with healed spaghetti sauce. Cost >4 00 - Oscar Mayer Regular or Thick Sliced Bacon.... U , »1®4 Dak Tasty Brown ’N Serve Sausage.................... ...Cookoff ^ m V -S 3 ? Publix B eef, G o v ’t.-ln s p e c te d Publix B eef, G o v ’t.-ln s p e c te d Eye Round Roast $ 0 5 7 Key Club Steak $ 0 9 7 j v 1 (Cut Up F r y e r s ...........................per lb. 6 9 c ) THIS AD EFFECTIVE: THURS., JUNE 6 THRU WED., JUNE 12, 1985 . . . S a v e 8 0 c , 7-Inch C h o c o la te Lovers D elight W ith C h o co late Icin g ... lb. lb. Chocolate Cake An irrosifHiblo array of moist, lean ham luarmshed with endive, carrot curls, ripe I olives and cherry tomatoes. 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IHS Sanford, FI.—1C Fluffy Pie Tops Simple Summer Meal S a la d a n d d e s s e r t a r e p r e p a r e d fn a d v a n c e d fo r th is s a tis fy in g d in n e r . When all thr weather forecast­ two hours, and thr slaw- tastes ers [mint to another hot day. It's better well chilled. At serving time to prepare as much of the lim e, you’ll assemble the food menu as possible w hllr the and Krdl thr meat Dread, butter kitchen Is cool That's good and milk rom plrir this satis­ practice, too. when other com­ fying summer meal. Vegetables for the slaw can be mitments leave you little time shredded In the food processor, for last-minute cooking Ttnlay's menu Is Ideal for days m ixed and chilled, t.emnu Juice. like that Th r dessert needs Dtjon style prepared mustard, several hours tn the refrigerator celery seed, suit and pepper are before serving time: the ham added to a m lxlm r nt whipping steak needs to marinate at least cream and sour cream for art unusual dressing to t>c added at serving time. For the floral elfect shown in the picture, line thr salad bowl with the outer leaves o f the cabbage. With a simple meal of ham steak and Pineapple Slaw, you'll enjoy n special dessert like Fluffy D AIR Y FOODS/Calcium Naturally | Strawberry Pie. W e th o u g h t y o u ’d r - lik e to k n o w . . . — i T h e lining for the pie combines t w o c o n v e n ie n c e fo o d s — packaged vanilla pudding and straw b erry flavor g ela tin — a lo n g w ith le m o n a d e c o n ­ centrate. whipping cream and s t r a w b e r r ie s . C o c o n u t and chop|>ed nuts are a |>art of t he graham cracker crust. D A IL Y CALC IU M NEEDS: 80 0 mg. 2 SERVINGS. DAIRY FOODS ly o u t b « it c a lc iu m to u rc * : a n y «»o o f lh *» « . I cu(> m ill.. I cup v u « u it. 2 -o i d ic e d c h a tte l 4 SERVINGS. FRUITS & VEGETABLES (e sp e cia lly I t a ly vegetable*) Publix 2 SERVINGS. MEAT or FISH or POULTRY or DEANS G ood food like this Is re f r e s h i n g and s a t i s f y i n g , especially on hoi summer days 1 SERVINGS. GRAINS DDQHAM ST E A K Mi cup ( I stlckl buller 2 cloves garlic, crushed IA cup catsup tA cup water 11a -2 pound fully cooked ham steak, about 1 Inch thick th re a d , p a tla , cereal*) Melt butler In a medium-sl/cd saucepan. Add garlic find ctvik about 3 minutes Rem ove from heal; sllr In catsup and w ater Place ham steak In shallow pan Pour sauce over hum. Cover and refrigerate 2 hours; turn ham after I hour. Grill ham over medium hoi coals for 10-15 minutes per side, brushing wit It sauce occasionally. Ile a l rc malnlng sauce: jmss with ham Yield: 6-8 servings. In your favorite recipes or alone, enjoy your favorite l*ublw dairy' products this June, the most refreshing month of the year. W isco nsin C h e e s e B ar, S lice d Sw iss, P ro v o lo n e or M o zza re lla Natural Cheese 6 -o z. $ - | 0 9 pkg- ft's the little things that make the difference at Publix. Save 29$. Breakfast Club Reg. Quarters Margarine ..................2 elite, 85° Save 20c, Breakfast Club S pread.......................... £& 79° Save 30$, Swift Brookfield Butter Q uarters.......... ** M " Try our Wholesome and Nutritious, Naturally Delicious PINEAPPLE S L A W 5 cups finely sliced cabbage 1 can 120 or I crushed pineap­ ple. well drained ** cup thinly sliced carrots ia co p thIniv sliced green onion 1 cup whipping cream W rup dairy sour cream cup fresh lemon Juice 3 tablespoons sugar 2 ta b le s p o o n s D ljo n -s ty le prejMtrrd mustard 1 teaspoon celery seed '• tcusponn mill 'A teaspoon pepper Publix Milk (Choose from Homogenized, Lowfat, 2% Lowfat or Skim) Save 20$, Publlx Tasty Citrus P u n ch ............... S2' 79® W isco nsin C h e e s e Bar Mild or M e d iu m C h e d d a r, C olby H a lfm o o n or D airi-F resh Mozzarella 12-oz. $ ^ 6 9 pkg. Half & Half qu art $109 ctn. Kraft Individually-Wrapped Sliced American, Pimento, While American or Swiss Cheese Food............... 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Com bine w h ip p in g cream, sour cream, lemon juice, sugar, mustard, celery seed, milt and pepper, (leal until almost stiff. Cover and refrlgerutr until ready to serve fup to 2 hours). Just before serving, com bine cabbage mixture and dressing: tons. Yield: 8 cups $ 1 7 9 I’ reheut oven to 3 5 0 *K For crust, combine all Ingredients Press mixture onto Ixittom uud sides of a fi Inch plr plate Hake H-10 minutes, or until golden. Cool completely on wire rack Refrigerate while preparing lilt log For filling, combine pudding mix and gelatin In a mediumsized suuerpau Sllr In milk rook over medium heat, stirring c o m d a n t l y , unt i l m i x t u r e reaches full bolting (Mixture will appear curdled during cooking, but this dors not affect end product.I Remove from heal. Stir in lemonade com entralr Chill mixture until slightly thickened, stirring occasionally Meanwhile, whip rrram until soft peaks form ; add vanlllu. C ontinue beating until stiff Whip pudding m ixture until fluffy; fold In w h i p p e d c r e a m . F o l d in strawberries. Turn Into chilled crust Refrigerate several hours or unitl firm Uurnlsh with generous spoonfuls of whipped c r e a m and fresh w h o l e strawberries A ss o rted F la v o rs Sealtest Ice Cream THIS AO EFFECTIVE: THURS., JUNE 6 THRU WED., JUNE 12, 1989 . . . where shopping is o pleasure 7 days a week I I * �<C—» vewfai HersM - W iin s iis y , Jsos \, 1 W HsreM M w II mt — ThwrsSsy, Jena *. IW to w lfi. FI. For Vegetarians N ew Books Treat V egetables W ith Lore, Love, Lots of Recipes By John DcMera United Preaa International Vegetarianism, that old yel evrr new alternative to putting meat on the table, has com e a long way from the days when every believer seemed to wear love beads and long for a com ­ mune in the Oregon woods The greatest push, perhaps, has com e from the m edical e s ta b lis h m e n t, w h ich on ce viewed vegetables as something kids should tie forced to eat. Today, with the emphasis on low-fat. hlgh-flbcr diets, vegeta­ bles are looking healthier and healthier all the time. You don't have to reject red meat, o f course, to lovr vegeta­ bles with a passion. Some of the new books on the subject stop short o f this particular ethic, preferring to celebrate these natural wonders without quite enshrining them. If you are Inlrrrsled In learn­ ing more about vegetables with an eye toward serving them more often, here are three books that give you the background, the understanding and the reci­ pes to do so. replete wllli granny's memories entertaining. The book features more than and r us t i c I l l us t r a t i ons o f healthy living. Surah brown, a 200 recipes, all illustrated with wriirr and and host of a HBC color photographs and clearly scries on vegetarian cooking, written how tos. lakes n big step to change all Cream of Cauliflower and Ib-il Almond Soup Here, for example. Is a subtle and rich Crram of Cauliflower 3-3 'A cups water 1 small cauliflower, divided Inlo and Almond Soup, a light yet satisfying Hazelnut and Zuc­ t t n y f l o w e r e t s 1 medium onion, finely chopped chini bake, and a savory Winter Hotpot that riva ls the best 4 ounces blanched almonds, finely chopped mnalloafor beef sdroganoff. In short. Hrown takes vegetar­ 2 ribs celery, chopped ian cooking off Ihc farm and 2 tablespoons sunflower oil places It at the heart of stylish Sail and |>epper Grated nutmeg Bring the water to a boll and poach the cauliflower In It for 5 minutes, or Just until tender. Drain, reserving the stork. In a large, heavy-bottom saucepan, fry the onions, almonds and celery In the oil for 5-6 minutes, until the almonds are fairly well browned. Add the cauliflower stock, br­ ing to a boll and simmer for 5 minutes Let cool slightly. Puree In a blender until completely smooth — this will takr several tnlntiles Season to taste, add the flowerets and reheat gently Vi cup flour Pinch of salt Pinch of cayenne pepper ■1 tablespoons butter Mix zucchini, eggs, scallions, mint. dill, parsley and cheeses Add (lour slowly, mixing well. Season with sail and cayenne pepper Grease a 9-lnch baking pan with l tablespoon of the butter, pour in zucchini mixture. Dot with remaining buitcr. Bake 45 minutes al 350 degrees, until well browned. Cut Into squares Serve hot or eo*d. Makes 6-8 servings. In a clean saucepan Sprinkle with grated nutmeg and serve. Serves 4-6, This soup can be made a day or two In advance and served hoi or chilled. It is not. however, suit­ able for freezing Zucchini Feta Casserole 3 small z uc chi ni , grated 3 eggs 6 scallions, chopped Vi cup ch opp ed fresh mint and-or dill weed W cup chopped parsley Vi cup grated feta cheese Vi cup grated mild cheese . Frosh Homogonized The Gradual Vegetarian by Lisa Tracy. Evans. 8. Lisa Tracy recognizes that more Americana than ever arc aware that over consumption of r e d m e a t c a n r e s u l t in dangerously high blood pressure and choleslerol Icvrls. She slops short, howrver. ol urging rcuders lo make a radical o v rr n c h a n g c In Ih elr diets. Coining the term "gradual vege tor Inn," she has divided the big switch Into Ihrer comfortuhlr stages. Menus tor Slage One allow eggs. |Miullry and Osh Stage t wo emphasizes other sources ol in. such us dairy products, mils. Ix'uns and grains. Tracy, who udmlts she has lraveled back and forth through Ihrac phases over the years.Ides tnlerestlng recipes here for all lin er, helping dispel Hie notion that a vegetarian diet tn by drllnlilini dull uud bland gallon size Large Eggs Bacon 1-lb. pkg. A Heinz Tom ato Roman Meal Waffles Keg O Ketchup 48- 69 32-oz. bot. 12-oz. pkg. 9° 84 IJ -, l o * Z « t I ’ . l g i r i l M t l M O M tn h i * A # ,- * b »* » IIK OB* M M S t * » » C m * . * • » • ! C *'*lfK *< *l A t Publix Cool, creamy dairy products...fresh n delicious produce...flavorful, lender meats...rich, tempting baked g<mkLs. When they come from Publix. you know they're as wholesome and fresh as can be. P u b lix It's the little things that make the difference at tkihlix. D elicious w ith C e re a l THIS AD EFFECTIVE: THURS., JUNE 6 THRU WED., JUNE 12, 1 9 0 5 . Golden Bananas Kralt Light per lb. Parkay S p r e a d ..... , tinmI Land O Lakes Soft M a rg a rin e ................ «»<-' 9 9 * Pillsbury C rescen t Dinner R o lls ............ tin 9 9 * Pitlsbury . Pie C r u s t ................. bo7 $13® R eg u lar Q u a rte rs Land(X Lakes Margarine Thanks, Tom, For This Pie B A K E D MACAKONI AN D CHEESE 2 tablrs|iouuscorn starch is Irusponn sail v* least toon dry mustard V» trsu|MJon pepper 2 cups milk Vs t up rorn oil murgarlnc 2 cups grated Cheddar cheese 4 cups ettoked elbow macaroni 2 lulurspoons line dry bread crumbs In 2-qu art sau cepan, stir t o g e t h e r corn sta rch , sa lt, mustard and |irpprr. Gradually stir In milk until smooth. Add murarlnr. Suiting constantly, bring to boll over medium heat and boll 1 minute. Stir in ebeese until melted und smooth. Toss w i t h m a c a r o n i. T u r n I nt o greased 2-quart baking dish. Sprinkle lop with bread crumbs. Hake tn 350*K. oven 30 minutes or u n t i l b u b b ly . M a k r a 6 servings Breakfast Club Florida Grade A While $ *| 9 9 T h e Best of V e g e t a r i a n C u ia l n e by Harsh D ro w n . Random House, $111.(15. T h rrr wus u time when vege­ tarian cookbooks look a kind of downhome folkways approach. At a White House dinner In the winter of IH02. 1'irsldrnt Thom ­ as Jrlfrrson served his guests an unusuul dish hr hud discovered during his Havels In Europe. I( was "a pie called macaroni." All hough made with what Is now known us spaghetti, the dish wus the forerunner lor that all-A m erican favorite, baked Macaroni utul Cheese, most typi­ cally made with elbow macaroni. When you serve this macaroni and cheese give I hanks to Jrffrraon Publix Milk per dozen A W orld of Vegetable Cook­ ery by Alex D. Htwkee. Simon and Schuster. $2-105. In most parts of the rountry. the vegetables available at the superm arket have expanded from peas, carrots and spinach lo a wild assortment of growths Irom around the world. Whul these things are Is often a major question, not to mention what to do with them In your kitchen. Al e x I). Iluwkes proven a remarkable guide In this spirited encyclopedia. Here are 200 veg e­ tables drscrllied In lermn of history, of appearance, o f lm(Kirlancc. along with an Interna­ tional collection of 500 recipes. H a w a i i a n b r e a d I r u 11 . Jamaican ausumber and Japa­ nese udn are here, along with the wllil mushrooms and fresh herbs that were rare Items In American groceries only a generation ugo. Frozen Olde Smithfield R ipe, S w e e t T e x a s Produce 1-lb. ctn. 59 Jumbo Cantaloupes each fo r For Salads or Sandwiches, Crisp Western Iceberg Lettuce....... ,, , *4*5 49° First of the Season, California Red Beaut Plume....... 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Pibb, M etlo Y ello, C a ffe in e F re e D iet C o k e , D ie t C o k e or Coke $439 8 -p k . 1 6 -0 2 . bots. | *, bvMKh $38B R eg ,, Lig h t o r C lassic D a rk B e e r Michelob 1 2 -o z. b o ts ., 6 -p k . $ 2 5 9 (Limit 4 Ploaso, With Other P u rch ases of S T .50 or Moro, Imploding All Tobaooo Items) �Evening H erald — Wednesday, June S. 1H J Herald A d v e rlu e r Thursday, June 4. 1*tJ Sanford. FI. —JC Grilled Fare An Exciting Venture For Summertime Spinach, Bacon and Mushroom Salad and Throe Way Wild Rice are perfect accompaniments for a light and easy barbecue Grilled (ikhI s art* " IN " and hoaless. today's meals from the uuidoor barbecues are a natural grill PH any occasion, from a for the easy and relaxed dining simple dinner for the family to a Myles preferred by I hr 'HO's gala neighborhood get-together. Once a few burlrerue basics are cook Versatile and appropriate for the llm epreM urrd host or mastered, everyone, the novice as well as the rx|H-rlenced cook, can turn out memory-making outdoor meals Thr first step Is the selection of a dependable, even-burning charcoal to assure • »•* perfectly cooked foods which <0* £•*<*•*•** Im part that rich, aut hent i c barbecue flavor Knowledgeable In Water or Oil, Chicken Real (2 5 c Off Label) outdoor chrls look for a fast, Assorted Diet of The Sea Light Dish Detergent easy starting charcoal briquets, rem ind barbecue cooks that proper arrangement of the bri­ quets in llte grill Is Important to 32-o z. jar the final outcome of the food 6.5-oz. can 2 2 -o z. bot. And. after each use. tightly close thr bag ol remaining briquets to keep moisture out The In-si barbecues provide a varied menu which enhances 16-04 bet and complements the flavors ol grilled loodx And. by planning some loods which can lie preFood Wrap pared ahead ol ttinr. I hr host or pvacia •»%!•**•« fMf RIGHT tO LIMIT O L'A M 'M t V H f hostess Is spared last minute Glad W ra p ............ T ,$ 79* preparation details, leaving more Glad Handle Tie lime lor guests Cat Food Publlx Special Recipe Buftercrust White or Trash Bags........... ’£.**1 ” For real barbecuing and dining con ven ien ce, select boneless Glad (30c Off Label) Reg. or Prego No Salt, Regular, turkey li requires minimal at­ Sandwich Bags.... '%V 99* tention as It cooks and It carves with Mushrooms or with Meat Lemon Automatic Dishwashing Detergent Glad Large Kitchen easily into uniform slices. Hut Garbage B ag s.......4£V *2 ” ter hall boneless turkey is a K ellogg's Cereal (6 0 t Off Label) Triple Concentrated Fabric Softener natural pro|M>rtlnn combination Glad Handle Tie Tall ol Isiilt while and dark meat Kitchen B ag s ........*£.V M 4a while the boneless breast ol Dark Roast Electric Perk, Dark Roast ADC or lot key contains all w-liltr meat Liquid Cold Water Wash Wise 5 .5 -0 z. Cheez Waffies or Docaffeinated Automatic Drip or Electric Perk lloth types of boneless turkey are Juicy, lender meal that Is B-Oz. Puffed or Crunchy (25c Off Label) Reg. or lamed and netted for easy c-arv Cheez Doodles .... ” 1 * 1 19 Freeze Driod Decaffeinatod Coffee Unscented Laundry Detergent log A prepared ahead, pungent 19-0z. Regular or 18-0z. Chowy orange-curry marinade adds a Chips Ahoy! or 2 0 -0 z. Oreo delirious flavor complement to Assorted (Limit 1 Please, with Other Purchases ol $ 7 .5 0 Double Stuff Cookies moist, lender turkey, a lowor More, Excluding All Tobacco Items) calorie source ol complete pro­ Nabisco Cookies... & *1 TB tein Or. fur a lighter approach. Keebler Club Del Monte (50c Off Label) Laundry Detergent Iry French Iferbed boneless C rackers.............. *V * 1 19 Turkey, Since two rousts rook us Koeblor Deluxe Grahams. easily as one. a second turkey Bush Deluxe can he grilled ul the same time Fudge Sticks or (9 to 12.5-Oz.) THIS AD EFFECTIVE: THURS.. JUNE 6 to be rrfrlgrruled ready for an THRU WED., JUNE 12, 1985 . . . . Fudge S trip es..... A” * 1 1B easy meal later In I he week N o hurbreup Is c o m p le te wi thout excitin g aceom panlm rnis. Three Way Wild Hire, Elec. Perk, b r i m m i n g w ith pcak-of-theor Reg. Coffee season vegetables and UNCLE M o tt's Natural or Reg. HEN'S Fast Cooking Long Grain A W ild Mice, distinct Iv flavored wlih carefully selectrd hr-rbs and %— » seasonings, requires |usl live minutes cooking A real tsimis • 1-lb. vacuum can lor Ihe bony host or hostess. Three Way Wild Klee can be D e lu x e or M O TTl conveniently prepared when Ihr P e p p e ro n i Frozen charcoal Is started unit simply reheated on ihr grill u( serving lime The plump rice grains will remain firm and sr|*arule even (L im it 1 P i n t * , With O ther when reheated. Or, for a real P u r c h a t o t of $ 7 .5 0 or Moro, change of pace, prepare Ihr rice Excluding A ll Tobacco llo m x) and v e g e t a b l e s a he a d, re1 0 -in c h size Irtgrratr, Ihrn combine with a lavorltr naiad dressing lor n rrlreshlng chilled salad. m n r In 12-oz. Cans, Lager or Light A cool, garden Irrsh Spinach. O ld Tap B eer....... *1 ” Huron and Mushroom Sulud Sunsweet Pitted rounds out thr rural. Topped Sunkist W ith This Coupon ONLY D o t . • * |ie w l i h re a d y *lo *p o u r H i d d e n Fruit G e m s .............. U* $12® Prunes H I Dixie Crystals Sugar Valley Rauch Country Recipe Kmft Jet Sun Maid 5-lb . bag (m illed salad dressing. 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Hrlng to a vigorous boll or C o n d itio n e r.... ish S t ic k s .............. * 2 3® (25c Off Label) Gel, Regular or Mint (.’over lightly and simmer urilil all water Is absorbed, about 5 Crest T o o th p a ste ... .!£' 9 9 * minutes. Stir In grren prp|>rr. mushrooms, tomatoes and. If Gold Chablis, d e s ir e d , red pepper fla k e s, R eg . or U n s c e n te d N ectar Vin Rose or Makes 6 servings Note: Klee may la- prepared Ultra Hold Non-Aerosol Mountain Burgundy, ahead und rehealed in covered Chablis or Rhine Hair Spray foil pan or oven-pioof casserole dish placed In crutrr of grill Stir COOKBOOK In green pepper, mushrooms, COLLECTION tomatoes and red pepper Just 4 -o z . b o ttle ttefore serving For a chilled Thu »tck'i feature salad, refrigerate rice mixture; VOLUME 7 1.5-liter bot. just before serving, stir In favorlie salad dressing m mofslen Q AR D EN W ILD RICE S A L A D 2 Vs cups water 1 puckugr |ti o u i h t s | original long grain A wild rice Hellmann’s Mayonnaise Chunk Tuna Faygo Soft Drinks Ivory Liquid 503 79 B U Y ONE .. ...GETONE FREE Chef Saluto Pizza Happy C a t.................. 15 $2 99 Wheat Bread..................... 6 9 c Cascade..................... tv *249 Spaghetti Sauce......... %139 Downy Liquid............. *209 Raisin Bran...................’Lv *199 W oolite........................*2 99 Brim Coffee................ 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Crisp salads In c r e a s in g ly a re b e c o m in g entrees o f choice for many con­ sumers. and sum m er Is the best time to enjoy the freshest, most bountiful salads o f the year. One Indication o f the populari­ ty or salads Is the variety of bottled salad dressings available for today's consumers. Tradi­ tional flavors o f bottled dressings have been Joined by a number of new varieties. O ne favorite dressing flavor Is Kraft bacon A tomato dressing, which has e mellow tomato base accented with real bacon bits. The dress­ ing has a thick, creamy con­ sistency. sim ila r to popular thousand Island dressing. In a new salad recipe created b y the Kraft K itch en s, (he dressing Is a natural for topping a Reuben Salad Platter. The salad features some o f the tradi­ tional Reuben sandwich Ingre­ dients. enhanced by bacon A tom ato dressing Instead of the usual thousand Island. Rolls of sliced corned beef, shredded S w is s cheese, fresh tom ato wedges, and crisp rye croutons a re com b in ed fo r a h earty main-dish salad that la as at­ tractive as It Is tasty- 1 I I I 1B U M \M ABC Continued Prom SC W cup t luuhms 4 hard-cooked eggs, sliced I'rpper to lusle H cup ranch country recipe bottled salad dressing Combine spinach, mushrooms and bat on In medlum-sixc salad t>owl; loss. Add erouluns. eggs und pcp|ier: loaa. Top wllh salad dressing Makes u servings. RATATOUILLE S A L A D 1 cup chicken brulh l cup celery, cut Into 14-Inch slices 44 cup green bran*. cut Into 1-Inch lengths 1 me d i um g reen p e p p er, seeded, cut Into tH itch slices I medium otuin. sliced I medium zucchini, cut Into (4 -Inch diagonal slices I medium lomulu. cut Into wedges I tablespoon basil 1 cup ranch bottled salad dressing Parsley Warm chicken broth In large sklllel or wok over high heal Add celery and green beans; stir-fry about 2 minutes. Add green pepper, union and zuc­ chini; stir-fry about 2 minutes. Add iom alo mid basil: stir-fry about I minute. Transfer vege­ table* to large platter: drizzle with salad dressing. Oarnlsh w i t h p a r s l e y . M a k e s 4- 6 servings. 1 .. i \ lu n c h bo x salad bo w l I ql. tom assorted greens R EUBEN SALAD P L A T T E R 1cup luncheon meat strips 6 cups shredded Iceberg let­ W cup dill pickle slices tuce 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 44 lb corned beef slices 2 tablespoons chopped onion 3 tomatoes, cut Into wedges Thousand Island or cream y 1 cup (4 ozs.) shredded natural Russian dressing Swtsa cheese^ C om bine greens, mea t, 3 rye bread slices, cut Into pickles, eggs and onions: toss lightly. Serve with dressing. ^ -In ch cubes 4 servings. 2 tab lesp oon s m a rg a rin e . ...Barbecue 1 teaspoon m inced garlic, divided 14 cup vegetable oil 2 tablespoons w h ile wine vinegar 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 2 t e a s p o o n s Dl Jon-styl e mustard I teaspoon sugar 1 cup shredded romalnc let­ tuce Vk cup sliced radishes W cup chopped green onions Combine water, contents of rice and seasoning packets and V4 teaspoon garlic In medium saucepan. Bring lo a boll. Cover tlgh lly and simmer until all liquid Is absorbed, about 25 minutes. Transfer lo large bowl. C om bine oil, vinegar, lemon Juice, mustard, sugar and re­ maining garlic; mix well. Add lo rice: stir to combine. Refrigerate until chilled. Oenlly stir In ro­ malnc. radishes and onions be­ fore serving. Makes 0 servings. FRUITED BONELESS TURKEY 2 44 •3 V4 p o u n d b o n e l e n s turkey, thawed W cup orange Juice VS cup vegetable oil 1 teaspoon mild curry powder Com bine all Ingredients In (Ix5x3-lncb loaf pan. Cover and refrlgernte 4-0 hours, turning turkey several times, Remove turkey from marinade and place on lop grill directly above drip pnn. b r u s h turkey with remain­ in g m arin a d e t wi c e d u rin g cooking time. Cook for I tl to 21S hours or until Internul temperalutes reaches 170#F. To main­ tain heal In covered keltic grill, refer lo chart for number o f brlqurl* to add to each side every hour of cooking FRENCH HERDED BONELESS TURKEY 2 H- 3 V S p o u n d b o n e l e s s lui key, (hawed VS cup vegetable oil VS cup white wine 2 cloves garlic, crushed 1 (ras|)oon dill weed Com bine ull Ingredients In Mx5x3-lnrh loaf pan. Cover und refrigerate 4-6 hours, turning turkey several limes. Remove turkey from inurluade and place cm lop grill directly alcove drip pan. Brush turkey with remain­ in g mar i na de t wi c e dur i ng cooking time. Cook fur 1H to 2W hours or unit! Internal tempera­ ture reaches 170°F. T o maintain heal In covered kettle grill, refer to chart for number of briquets lo udd lo each side every hour of cooking. SPINACH. BACON AND MUSHROOM S A L A D 12 ounces (one large bunch) spinach leaves, washed, drained und lorn H cup fresh mushrooms, diced 44 c u p c o o k e d b a c o n , crumbled melted 1 8 -o z. b o ttle bacon and tomato dressing A rr a n g e lettuce, m ea t, tomatoes and cheese on platter. Toss bread with m argarine, spread In ungreased baking pan. Bake at 325*. 20-25 minutes or until cubes are dry and crisp, stirring occasionally. Top salad wi th c r o u to n s . Serve w i t h dressing. 6 servlngs. iSff* THIS AD EFFECTIVE: THURS., JUNE 6 THRU WED., JUNE 12. 1 9 8 5 .. FUblix gives you Publlx added value with , mTr ** ' '• * '* “ " SLM P PRICE I SPECIALS. I Another w ay to save with S&H Green Stamps from Publix. Your S&H Green Stamps from I Publlx give you a choice-you may redeem them for grocery savings as well as gifts from S&H redemption centers. So, check our ads each week for Publix Stamp Price Specials. They let you redeem S&H G reen Stamps for grocery s a vin g * featured every week a< Publix. Intensive Care Fresh Herbal & Aloe, Extra Strength, Reg. Vaseline (Buy I w ith •»ch NtteB BAN r t l m p BMc# I p m IB C#fWfK#!•) Actifed Tablets 24-ct. pkg. ’£ r * 1 69 Regular Oral B-40, B-35 or Rolaid Tablets Oral B-60 Toothbrush Rave Hair Spray 75*ct. bot. 1-ct. pkg. 7c ^ $ 1 4 9 Reg. or Extra Hold Publix Replacement Cartridges Twin Blade Razors [ B u y I w ilh #«ch ftfte# U H r i! * * * » Price C #rbhc#ut Assorted Oily Cutex Normal Shampoo Polish Remover Q -Tips 4-oz. bot. 170-ct. pkg. 2 9 <5 Convenient, Easy to Use Holiday Fogger 5-oz. can Selsun Blue 11-oz. bot. Flea & Tick Collars 1-ct. box 4 9 * L’Oreal Free Hold 5-oz. can $ ^ 9 9 8 9 * Bansect for Dogs, Large Dogs, Puppies or Cats Extra Control or Reg. Hold Styling Mousse 1 0W /20W /40W Valvoline Motor Oil quart size Pure Petroleum Jelly Vaseline 3.75-oz. jar 7 9 ° �Evening H«rak] — WrdrwuUy. June 5. IttJ Herald Advertiser — Thursday, June I, lt*J Sanford, M,—7C Double Duty Salad This salad docs double duty because It's perfectly beautiful arranged on a crisp bed of crisp greens — or equally wonderful brown bagged for lunch In the park. D O UB LED UTT S A L A D 1 cup cottage cheese V4 cup raisins Dash ground cinnamon Crisp salad greens 3 small bananas, peeled Thick 'N Creamy Dressing I cup halved strawberries Celery sticks C h erry tomatoes or grape clusters Combi ne collage ch eese. raisins and cinnamon. Mound tn center of 2 salad plates lined with crisp salad greens. Mash V4 cup banana: set aside and re­ serve for T h ick N C rea m y D r e s s in g . S l i c e r e m a i n i n g bananas and arrange along with str aw be rri e s, celery and tomatoes or grapes around cot­ tage cheese. Serve with Thick 'N Cr e a my D ressin g. Makes 2 servings. THICK N CREAMY DRESS­ ING: Combine reserved cup mashed banana. 3 w h o l e strawberries, Vk cup yogurt and 2 tablespoons honey In blender. Whir until smooth. June is PHOTO BONUS MONTH at ftiblix. Load up with values. Just ta k e your roll or disc of color prin t film to Publix for processing and you’ ll receive: • A F R E E roll or disc of K odak color print film Two Bonus color prints • Fast, q u ality service G u a ra n te e d satisfaction Weokonds and Holidays excluded Film dropped off before regularly scheduled pick up Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fn Can be picked up alter delivery lo slore on Tues Wed Thurs Fn Mon ICTURE YOURSELF ON A 20"x30"COLOR POSTER! Just $15?5 Scallops Add New Twist To Stir-Fry Salad Spinach leavps Heal 2 tablespoons oil over medium-high heat. Add garlic, g i n g er , broccoli, carrots, mushrooms and pea pods Stirfry 3 minutes or until vegetables are crisp-tender: rem ove vegeta­ bles lleui remaining oil over m edium -hlglt heal: add scallops. Stlr-lry scallops 4 minutes or until opaque: remove from heat. Stir In combined mayonnaise and soy sauce. Add vegetable Creamy lasting reduced calo­ m ixture: mix lightly. Chill. Serve rie mayonnaise has only half the on sp in a ch -covered platter. lat of real mayonnaise...with the Makes 4 servings. familiar llavor amt texture you really enjoy. Use It on fresh fruit OAZPACIf O M OLD plates, sliced chicken or lean 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin roast Ireef sandwiches, anil In I cup cold wutrr favorite molded salad recipes I cup tomato Juice V4 teaspoon hoi pepper sauce Always warm wealher favor­ Vk cup light reduced calorie ites, gelatin salads reflect today's discriminating tastes. They can in a yon liaise Vk cup finely chopped cucum­ Ire naturally sweet with fresh trull...or as spicy as a bowl o f ber 'k cup finely chopped green gnzpacho from sun drenched Andalusian shores. Adapted pepper Vk cup finely chopped tomato from (he original Spanish chilled ' » cup finely chopped onion soup. Ga/pacho Mold Is an easily Endive prepared fresh vegetable salad Cherry tomatoes with crisp chopped cucumbers, o n i o n , g r e e n p e p p e r and chopped tomatoes Soften gelatin In wulcr: stir over low heal until dissolved. ORIENTAL STIR-FRY SALAD Cool. Gradually add gelatin lo 14 cup oil com b in ed Juice, hoi pepper 1 rnldlum garlic clove, minced sauce ami mayonnulse. mixing U teaspoon ground ginger u n t i l bl e nde d. C h i l l unti l 2 cups broccoli flowerets ihlrkenrd but no! set. Fold In I cup dlugonully-cut carrot cu cu m b e rs , g r e e n p epp ers, slices tomatoes and onions. Pour Into 1 cup mushroom slices light Iv oiled 5 cup mold: chill W lb. Chinese pea pods until firm. Unmold onto serving Hors, scallops platter: surround with endive. Vk cup light reduced caloric mayonnaise Fill center wllh tomatoes. Makes H servings 2 tablespoons soy sauce Take u fresh approach lo salads this spring with n bright colorful Oriental Stir Fry Salad... a pleasure lo both eye and palate. The chilled salad features garden fresh broccoli, carrots and mushrooms stir fried with garlic and ginger. Vegetables are combined with stir fried scallops blended with soy sauce and Krafl Light reduced calorie may­ onnaise. Put Up No-Cook Strawberry Jam Bring in your 35m m negative and we'll print your picture on a 2 0 ' x 30 poster for just $15.95. Leave your film at Publix during the month of June and receive a bonus coupon with your finished order for $2.00 O F F the purchase of your poster! Service time requited is two weeks Offer good June 6rh thru 30th O rie n ta l salad a p a la te pleasor. [3 • 4 • t HANG 8"x 10" $8?9 ONTO lT'x 14" $10?9 YOUR MEMORIES. Save on beautiful color canvas-textured enlargements in handsome wood frames. Offer good June 6th thru 30th. \\ “ Pulling up” your very own homemade Fresh Strawberry Jam will be easy tn do (his season whe n y ou use this s i mp l i f i e d n o - c o o k reci pe. Th ere’a no guesswork about preparation because there are only four bask- Ingredients, one of which Is Sure.Jrll fruit pectin that helps a s s u r e a good set Keep In mind that the natural pectin In fresh fruit which helps Jam or Jelly to "Jell" decreases as fruit ripens. So It's necessary to supplement It with powdered fruit pectin. Th ere's no need to cook the fresh straw berries because the pectin captures the fresh fruit flavor and color. If you're economy minded, you'll appreciate the fart that you can uae small plastic containers of not over a pint capacity, with light filling lids Clip and save this basic recipe and try a few o f the variations. Your reward for a delicious homemade Jam? Love and calls for more! FRESH STR AW BE RR Y JAM 2 cups prepared fruit (about 1 qt. fully ripe strawberries) 4 cups (1H lb.) sugar H cup water 1 box fruit pectin First prepare the fruit. Stem and thoroughly crush, one layer at a t i me , a b o u t 1 q ua r t si raw berries Measure 2 cups Into large bowl or pun. T h c n m * k e th e Jam. Thoroughly mix sugar Into fruit: let stand 10 minutes Mix water und fruit pectin In small saucel>aii tiring to a full hot) and boll I minute, stirring constantly. Stir Into fruit. Continue stirring 3 mlnutea. |A few sugar crystals will remain.) Ladle quickly Into acalded containers, filling to within Vk Inch of tops. Cover at once with tight llda. Let stand at room temperature 24 hours: then store In freexer. Small amounts may he covered and stored In refrigerator up to 3 weeks. Makrs about 4 H cups or about fl (811 ox. |containers Note Any one ol the following may be added lo berries before adding sugar: Vk cu p s ilv e re d alm on d s, chopped pecans, pumpkin or nunflower seeds or pine nuts (toasted. If desired) 1 tablespoon finely dropped crystallxed ginger 2 teaspoons almond extract I tablespoon grated lemon, time or orange rind �•C—Ivw tof Ht »M — Wadiw day, June I, i m Wtr»M A * v r t H f — H m n <«y. Ju n e «, itu PRICES GOOD JUNE 6*8, Sanford. FI. ARGE EGGS M AYONNAISE 1985 PLUS DEPOSIT DIET PEPSI SUGAR FREE PEPSI FREE .PEPSI FREE. «T. DEW OR CLOROX FOLGERS FLAKE COFFEE H E R T S HOW " IT WORKS © CATSUP COCKTAIL KRAFT MACARONI A CHEESE SUAVE BALSAM CONDITIONER & SHAM POO ICE CREAM ..$179 SUPERBRAND INDIVIDUALLY k WRAPPED SINGLES TISSUE 6 I K CHEESE / It's time for tocooh SAUSAGE BREAD SAVE 50c LB. - USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED HEART OF THE CHUCK WHOLE, HALF OR 3 ROAST PKG. (2 0 -2 8 LB. AVG.) BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF CHUCK BONELESS CHUCK ROAST USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH or more purchase exd. cigs fOMPAUiUVl I BUFFET HAM W-D BRAND FRANKS fO M M II A STOKELY'S GATORADE roM PAit l SAK PRICE BREAKER VEGETABLES 9 $100 A M f t M l i t « W l i Beef Patties Chek Drinks 2 r s A V ijv J ^ SLICED BACON uireass M m * , . ICE CREAM i & SHERBET BUSCH & NATURAL LIGHT n u M lM W l SUNBELT TOWELS � 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 05, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 05, 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 05, 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/70bb26d5d06e3b5c7672e6adc3dc31ff.pdf f174d24f1be34691638f7a8f9c1a03ea PDF Text Text Policeman Not Guilty In Planted Wallet Sting Bjr Deane Jordan H erald S ta ff W r ite r A Sanford police officer accused of taking $20 from a planted wallet In an "Integrity test” was found not guilty Thursday after a daylong retrial Alvin Bernard McGill. 27, of 1107 E. 8th St., was f.cmd not guilty following a few minutes deliberation by a six-member Jury. McGill's first trial on the misdemeanor charge of petty theft ended In a mistrial May 31 wltli the jury split 5 for acquittal, once for conviction. McGill, suspended with pay Feb. 27. will be reporting back to work as soon as a schedule can be worked out. perhaps today, said Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett. McGill was suspended following the wallet "stin g" In which Sanford officers said they planted a wallet with 120 In It In a phone booth then had a sheriff's department employee report a found wallet. McGill was dispatched to pick up the wallet. Officer. said the wallet did not have any money In It when McGill turned It In at the By Deane Jordan and Susan Loden Tw o Seminole County men are bring held on $100,000 bond each following $2 million co­ caine bust at three Orlando area motels late Thursday and early today, a cco rd in g to D ennis D.tyle. director of the Metropoli­ tan llureuu of Investigation. In an u n r e la te d b u st, a Maitland man and a Wlntrr Park man were arrested In Seminole County and being held early today on rocalnr charges after they w ere a lle g e d ly caught picking up drug filled envelopes at four area post offices The Orlando bust ulso netted two Miami residents from Col­ o m b ia w h o h a d In t h e i r (MiHsesslon three kilos of cocaine and an undetermined umount ol diamonds, supphlres and gold. Dayle said. Ken Agerton. 30. of Altamonte Springs, and James Moore. 24. of Casselberry, were being held In lieu of $100,000 bond each loday. Dayle mild. They were arrested at 10:35 p.m. Thursday See COCAINE, page I 4 A Econom ic Index Rebounds In M ay TO D A Y Action Reports..... 2A B ridge..................I0A Calendar............... 5A Classifieds......11-13A Com ics............... 10A Crossword..........10A Dear Abby.............9A Deaths................14A Dr Got! .......... 10A Editorial..............4A Florida.................. 2A Horoscope............10A Hospital................ 2A N ation ...'".............2A People................... $A Sports .............. A$A Television^...Leisure Wsather............... 14A W o r l d ..... 14A charge he could have recleved up to 60 days In the county Jail and a $500 fine. A conviction would also have placed his state certification as a police officer In Jeopardy. Neither McGill nor Ray could be contacted today for comment. According to court records on Feb 27 at 12:30 a m.. McGill was dispatched to the parking lot of the Foxfire Restaurant. 3221 S U S. Highway 17-92. Sanford, on the found wallet call See STING, page 14 A Chinese Visitors To Get Special Sanford Welcome 6 Nabbed In Cocaine Schemes WASHINGTON IUPII - The government’s composite index o f leading Indicators rose 0.7 percent In May after two pre­ vious months of decline, pres­ enting a mixed picture of the econom y's prospects, govern ­ ment economists said today. The up-and-down gyrations of the leading Index. Intended to foretell changes In the economy, have been little help to forecast­ ers trying to figure out whether a retmund Is under way. In 12 months the Index has pointed down six times. Instead analysts have looked to the other government report to tell the future, the "fla sh " projection of the gross national product, which suggests the quarter Just ending grew ul a 3 1 percent annual rate. 10 times the growth of the first quarter. Additional data stjpwed the April Index went down 0.6 percent Instead of the originally reported 0.2 percent. And the March Index slipped 0 1 percent Instead of Increasing by the same umount. Eight of the 10 Indicators available for May contributed to the Increase, led by a change In raw materials prices, a possible sign of stronger demand. A ls o p o s it iv e w e r e a lengthening of the average work week, an expansion o f the money supply, an Increase In the average of 500 common stock prices, a rise In building permits. Improvements In orders for fac­ tory equipment, a decline In new c la im s fo r u n e m p lo y m e n t benefits and an acceleration of orders for consumer goods police station. Further, the officers said. McGill did not mention any money In hts report of the Incident. Defense attorney Chris Ray argued that the Sanford officers did not search the woman to assure she did not have the ersh. She al9o testified that she did not look In the wallet to see If It contained any money. Ray also said McGill was not confronted with the accusation until several hours after the call. If McGill had been convicted ol the petty theft H tre X Pfcetetoy Tea*my V l«ceX 'Mississippi Mud' T w e lv e -y e a r-o ld J a ck ie H ansen o f Sanford p e rfo rm s the jazz dance "M is s is s ip p i M u d " this m orning In the Sanford R ecrea tion D ep a rtm en t's 3rd annual Sum m er F lin g K id's T alen t Show. T ro p h ies w e re a w a rd e d fo r first through fourth p la ce w inners. By Rick Bronson H erald S ta ff W r ite r Sanford Is preparing a special welcome for a delegation of 10 buslnesa and political leaders from the Peoples' Republic of China scheduled to arrive In town Saturday morning. The delegation, from the south C h in a c it y o f G u a n g z h o u , formerly Canton. Is coming for a week o f negotiations with a Sanford helicopter company, as well as to tour of the city and some o f Central Florida's major attractions. Sanford officials are scheduled to honor the delegation with a luncheon at the airport at noon Monday. Mayor llettye Smith, who toured China In September, will present the leaders with a key to the city and then take them on a bus tour. Greater Sanford Chamber of C o m m e r c e P r e s id e n t J a c k Homer la then scheduled to lead the delegation on an Inspection of Sanford's buslnesa and Indus­ trial districts. Th e group Is scheduled to arrive at Orlando International Airport Saturday morning and then will be bused to Sanford, according to Troy Simmons, sa les m an ager for O rla n d o H elicopter Airways Inc., the company hoattng the visitors. They will spend the rest of the day resting from their flight from the other side of the world. Simmons Mid. On Sunday, the delegation ts scheduled to tour Orlando Helicopter's facilities ut the Sanford airport. They will also begin talks to seul a 15 year, multi-million dollar deul made earlier this year. E m p l o y e e s at O r l a n d o Helicopter have been working feverishly to get the offices and warehouses looking their best. Simmons said. "I'v e been pounding nails and painting and doing everything." he said. "It's a big thing (for the company). The biggest to date." The visit Is also " b ig " for Sanford, according to Homer, because some of the moat Im­ portant business and political leaders of Guangzhou are com ­ ing to town. The delegation In c lu d e s th e m a y o r o f Guangzhou, China's fifth largest city. "H e has as many people In his province as Qov. Graham tuts In this state." Homer said. The company and the Chinese struck the contract In February, calling for Orlando Helicopter to sell 10 of Its "Bearcat" cargo helicopters and spare parts to the country. Orlando Helicopter und the Chinese also formed a Joint v e n tu re c o m p a n y c a lle d Guangzhou Orlando Helicopters L t d ., w h ic h w ill b u ild a helicopter factory In Guangzhou The 25.000-square loot plant Is under c o n s tr u c tio n and Is expected to be fully operational In about three years Under the contract. O rlando H ellropter would supply parts and techni­ cians and China would supply the labor. By 1989. the Chinese are expected to build llielr own helicopters. Orlando Helicopter will have nlxmt 60 percent of the Interest In the factory and the Chinese 40 percent, according to Board Chairman Fred Clark. Simmons said next week's n e g o tia tio n s w ou ld m a in ly "cross the T 's and dot the I's" of the contract. The company Is not revealing the exact monetary Irnna. After their Sanford tour the Chinese are scheduled to spend the rest ol the week In negotia­ tions with Orlando Helicopter anti touring elsewhere. The deal with China, besides boosting Orlando Helicopter's profits, means more Jobs for Sanford and the widening of a big economic door for the United Stales. Simmons said "Th ey've dealt In the past with Russia and what huve they gotten? Now they realize they have got to deal with the United Stales. They have seen Hong Kong, their neighbor, and how It Bee V IS IT , page I4 A H o sta g e F re e d ; O th e rs M ay Be In S yria BEIRUT. Lebanon |UIM) - The Amal militia freed another ailing American hijack hostage today and look him to a hospital am id reports some of the remaining 38 hostages had been trans­ ferred to Syria and that arrangements were being made to move the rest An aide to Amal leader Nsblh Berrl said Simon Qroasmayer was released and taken to American University llospllul In west Beirut for treatment of an undisclosed aliment. Gmssmayer was tnken to the hospital from Herd's home In west Beirut. There had been reports he was to have been put aboard a plane for Cyprus .but the iast (light to Cyprus left without him. A spokesman at the Lebanese Ministry of Information confirmed Grossmayer's release and said he was receivin g treatment at the hospital. But the spokesman said he did not know If the treatment was linked to lung or chest problems Grosstnayer. 57. of Algonquin. III., had a lung removed some years ago and Berrl said earlier this week he was considering releasing him. His release left 38 hostag­ es In the hands of the |>owerful Shiite Moslem Amal militia or o f Shiite mili­ tants who hijacked a Rome-bound TWA Jet June 14. Lebanese Intelligence sources said some o f the hostages with Jewlshsoundlng names — taken off the plane before the rest of the hostages were placed In Amal's custody — had already t>crn transferred to Syria. Damascus firmly denied that report. A senior editor of the official Syrian N ew s A g e n c y , the g o v e r n m e n t 's mouthpiece, said the report was "not true." He also denied a report Syria had agreed to lake the remaining 38 hostages under United Nations' auspices Other news rrports. however, sug­ gested negotiations werr underway to arrange u transfer of the hostages to Syria. A spokesman for the Swiss Embassy said there had been no reply from Berrl since he pledged to pass on to hijacker* a Sw iss offer to take custody of the hostages. S « « HOSTAGE, page I4 A YMCA Planned For South Seminole By Donna Estes H erald S t a ff W rite r Construction of a YMCA gym ­ nasium and office building on a five-acre tract In southwest Seminole County, behind Lake Brantley High School, will begin as soon as money Is raised for the facility. But that time Isn't far off. It will cost uboul $500,000 to 'Dear John PORTLAND. Ore |UPI| - Men ob­ served picking up prostitutes may soon be receivin g em barrassing "D e a r John" letters at home. If the local police chief has her way. P o lic e C h ief Pen n y H arrin gton Thursday announced the plan to curb prostitution. Th e ch ief said four com m unity newspapers had agreed to publish the **■**•*• of men cited for aolicitlng the •«'™‘ceaof prosiliutem. Letters warning proalltullon la Illegal will also be sent to the registered owners of cars spotted picking up prostitutes The city's major dally newspaper. The Oregonian, refused to participate In the project. Its editor saying "The Oregonian Is anewspaper and not an <*rm o f a law enforcement agency." build the facility, but a donation of $220,000 has already been received from the Central Florida Capital Funds C om m ittee, a group of businessmen who raise money for worthy causes, said Jerry Haralson, general director of the Central Florida YMCA. "T h a t money ts a seed gift to be matched by the community." H a r a ls o n s a id . A n o t h e r $125,000 has been donated by p e r s o n s H a r a ls o n c a l l e d "selected Individuals • commu­ nity leaders." He said the 12.000 square foot facility to be the first phase of a total YMCA for Seminole County will contain a gymnasium, office space and locker rooms. A sec­ ond phase to be done at a future time will Include an Indoor pool and multi-purpose room. Haralson said the YMCA did a survey In Seminole In 1983 to determine the kind of facility the public desired and the majority of responses werr for a gym na­ sium with an Indoor pool coming In second. E s tim a te s o f co n stru c tio n coats for different kinds of de­ signs are being gathered Haralson said 5.000 residents of Seminole County are par $ « « YMCA. pags 14A Sewer Capacity Allocations Give Building Plans Go-Ahead Construction can begin on some 20 residential and com­ mercial projects In southeast Sem inole County within the next 30-IO-45 days because 500.000 gallons per day o f sewer capacity Is being released to the county by Orlando's Iron Bridge Sewer plant near Oviedo. Construction of the projects has been held up awaiting sewer capacity. C in d y W r ig h t , a s s is ta n t d iie clo r of the county's De­ partm en t o f E n viron m en ta l Services, said notices will be sent certified mall late this week or early next week to the devel­ opers. who are on a waiting Hat. notifying them they have 72 hours to write a letter to the department o f their Intent to buy up to 52.500 gallons of sewer rapacity each within 30 days. The 52.500 gallons of rapacity Is the amount needed for 150 homes or an equivalent amount of commercial development. Ms Wright said. Bee CAPACITY, pags 14a O n T h e R o a d ... Carburetor W oes Slow Progress, Dampen Spirits Sanford's road rally tram. Gerald and Don Gross, racing across America In their 1932 Deluxe M od el A " J e n n y Steamcleaner." were slowed Thursday by a malfunctioning carburetor. The com bination o f the mechanical problem s and travel fatigue put the Groasts In poor spirits by the lim e they pulled Into A m a rillo Thursday night, said Patty Austin. Oroas secretary at his Sanford architectural firm. A a a result of the carburetor problems the team lost time and ground and probably dropped back from their prime position in the race. Grose said they had been in the top third of the field E Austin said the carbure started malfunctioning Uy after they set out from tquerque. N.M.. Thursday nlng. The malfunction fd the team to cut Its also broken by flying rocks In the T exes panhandle, she reported. Mechanics traveling with the team rebuilt I lie carburc tor during the night, "but thry don't have a another windshield." Ms Austin said. Because the car was lamed by carburetor problems, the Grosses had no tune to stop and socialize with townspeo­ ple along the way — a prac tice they have enjoyed since the race began Monday. As a aide note. Gross re­ ported their were aumc foot­ ball players from the National Football League In the race, "but he said they were better footb all p la y ers than c a r drivers." Ms. Austin said The Grosses will try to make up the time they lost loday on their way to Wichita. Kan. �IA —Ivsataf Hifitd. tantsrd, FI. Frtdsy, Jwm M. H8» House: Execute Military Spies NATION WASHINGTON (UPR - The House passed a $292 billion Pentagon package with decisions to put legal limits on cases In which U.S com Irat troops can be sent to Nicaragua and to execute spies who wear a U.S. uniform. The two Issues and a handful o f far less controversial proposals marked the end of a three-week-long debate that also saw the House restrict the MX program and ten­ tatively allow chemical weapons production to resume for the first time In 16 years. The 278-106 vote on the total defense authorization bill came as Congress rushed to wrap up business so members can head out today for a week's Fourth o f July recess. On troop use In Nicaragua, members opted 312-1II for a proposal by Rep. Thomas Foley of Washington, assistant House Democratic leader, to limit the cases In which U.S. combat farces could be sent to Nicaragua without a formal drrlarallon of war. The House also decided 104-34 to let IN BRIEF Hotel Strlko Over ; Workers Back On The Job NEW YORK (Uf*t| — Thousand* o f h old workcni today began returning to work at 53 Inns where a bitter strike had crippled aervtce to out-of-town guests at the start of the busy summer tourist season. Members o f the Hotel snd Motel Trades Council meeting Thursday srreamrJ approval of an agreement that ended the city's first hotel strike In 47 years Many of the 16.00U workers Involved In the strike were expected to t t 'urn to work by today at the 53 hotels affected. Including some of the city s finest hoatclrles — the Waldorf-Astoria, Plaza and Pierre Agreement had been reached Wednesday to end the 26-day walkout of workers ranging from bartenders to rhambermald*. The vote by more than 5.000 of (he union workers was a formality since the union's Wage and Policy Committee had unamlmously approved the new contract a few hours earlier The ogrremrnl with the Hold Association of New York affects 25.000 union members working In Ifi5 hotels and raises wages and benefits more than 30 percent over five yearn. G O P Wooing Democrats ATLANTA (Ill'll — Republicans, claiming their party mirrors mulnstrrarn America, hope to enlarge their ranks by 100.000 In the coming weeks with a radio und television advertising blitz alined al disenchanted Democrats A recent Gallup Foil showed 37 percent of Americans Identified themselves as Democrats and 35 |>ercent culled themselves Republicans, u sharp change from less than a decade ago when Democrats held a 25 percent edge. FLORIDA An alleged Sunford eon mun arrested u week ago for re­ ported ly selling non-extstunt government surplus Jeeps has been arrested again This lime he's charged With depositing worthless checks with Intent to defraud a hank. Wayne Dale Drryrr. 41. of 103 Horudo Road, was arrested a trout 10:30a.m. Thursday. T h e new ch arges In v o lv e ullegullons tli.il Drryrr deposited four checks with a total value uf about 840,570 Into an account at Em pire Rank of Sanford drawn on a closed account at NCNR Hank Empire Rank lost 8121 In the transactions, a Seminole County sbertfrs rejxat said, Dieyer. who was bring held In the Seminole County full today In Itru of 85,000 bond, bad been released on 15,(XX) bond on the Jeep scum charges D r e y e r 's a l l e g e d b o g u s dealings with the bank may have been thr result of an effort to raise money to refund 8200 de)M)slts he reportedly rrclevrd from 100 would-be Jeep buyers. H UHQLARIES 8 TH E F TS The manager uf an Orlando r a d io s t a tio n r e p o r t e d to Seminole County sheriffs depu­ ties (hut a former employee who collected cash for charity on I>rhalf of Ihe Y106 may have em bezzled some o[ the funds Alan Rock. 50. of 2150 DeLora 1nr Trull, Maitland, lold Five States A w a it Word On Homoport For Battleship U nited Press In tern a tion a l Congressional olllcluls In the five Gull stales say they still have received no word from the Navy on which town will be selected as the homepnrt for the USS Wisconsin and Its support vessels. The Navy In February pared (hr list of (xtsslble sltrs for the Wisconsin, currently mothballed, to six: Pensacola. Fla.: Mobile. Ala.; Lake Charlrs. La,; Pascagoula. Miss.: Galveston, Texas: and Corpus Christ), Texas Key West Is a {tosslhlr she as the homepnrt of two of the Wisconsin's xup|M>rt frigates should the Navy decide In spill up the group. Luke Charlrs also has Item mentioned us a site for the support vessels. Navy Secretary John l,ehmnu has said he wuntrd to make the decision by July 4 und many people expected word to come this week before Congress recesses lor Independence Day Agents Raid Cocaine Smugglers WEST PALM BEACH (til'll - Tw o months o f tedious surveillance around the clock paid olf for federal and local drug enforcement officers In the largest smuggled drugs haul tn Palm Heach County history. About 30 camouflaged agents moved out of the bushes along the Intracoastul Walerwuy at dawn Thursday und swts>|ied down on two homes. The officers seized 30 duffel trugs containing a ton or uncut cocaine, two speed bouts and four expensive sports cars and arrested 10 people. The duffel bags contained a total o f 1.800 to 2.000 {rounds of cocaine, worth alxuil 920 million wholesale, said Point Reach County Shertll Richard Wlllc On the street, the cocaine could have tarn worth up to t20O million. Authorities also selzrd an undisclosed amount uf cosh. Wlllc said the houses were (he starting point for u cocaine distribution netwuik. From the housrs. the drugs would go to a dlstitbution point In Miami, from where 11 was sent to mujor Giles In the northern half of the country, Wlllc said the cocaine was believed to have come front South Amrrlcu via the Rahamas highest bidder Th r auction will Ire held at the fenced compound Irehlnd thr sherllf s office, build Ing 310 al the Sunford Alport. Sanford. Th e b ik es can be viewed through the fence before the cash only sale HOSPITAL NOTES Trww ws V. C S w i* Vs*US L Crums**" Jy*lllK*nt*r C*M H W sla". Ositorvs In other action Thursday, the court: —Ruled 8-0 with Justice Lewis Powell not participating lhal the government Is not liable for Ihe death of a serviceman killed by another soldier even though they were off duty and off base. —Voting 6-3 said union rules requiring m arine shipping com­ panies to use longshoremen, e v en th o u gh Ih e y nre not needed, do not violate federal labor law since they are aimed at preserving Jobs. —In u 6-3 ruling said discrimi­ nation victims who turn down a pretrial settlement, then win a lower ainuunl al trial, forfeit I ho right to attorney's Ire* rompAwl after the otfer was made. The Seminole County School Hoard has voted unanimously to act quickly to get a 8100 m illion school construction bond Issue on the October ballot. S em in ole C o u n ty School Hoard Attorney Ned Julian Jr told board members Wednes­ day night they need to hire three outside professionals to get the proposed referendum before the voters. On J u n e 12 th e board approved a plan to finance school construction projects with a 8100 million bond Issue. Julian said the board needs an architect, a fiscal agent and a tiond counsel. The architect would review thr cost, time table and feasibil­ ity of the construction projects. The fiscal agent would give guidance In structuring the bond program and handle the m a r k e t in g und te c h n ic a l papers Th r bond counsel would In­ dependently review all legal aspects of the program and vrrtfy lhal the bonds meet all legal requirements. "W c need to retain bond counsel now, not down road," Julian said. If there a n y m is t a k e s w ith t paperwork. Julian explalr <»i»n ihi- bonds could lu IBS tree n «i,™ (uirkrd ut his home on Sunday or Monday. SherlfTs deputies reported no sign ol forced entry to tlie car. Thom as lold deputies ihe brtecase was on the (loor lx-hi lid Ihe passenger seat und was hidden under a towel, a sherlfTs report mild Action Reports ★ Fi res k Courts k Police Ellen D.ivls Jones. 23. of 1220 deputies Madam Kuthrrtne. a Oxford Road. Fern Park, re­ Longwood psychic, told him she ported to sh eriffs deputies^hat has a receipt for 8 1.000 she gave her 8200 wedding bund was lire suspect, hut Rock has no stolen from her bedroom be­ record of thut donation tween June 2 0 and Monduv. Rock told deputies thal Alta­ monte Springs police and Or­ An American flag worth 825 ange County sheriffs deputies are also Investigating allegations was stolen from a flag pole at against th r man. S em in o le McDonald's restaurant, 2704 Orlando Drive, Sanford, between County sh eriffs report said. Monday and Tuesday, according Joanna K Evans. 32. of 2575 to a police report. state Road 436 *1111. Winter GOLD THEFT ARREST Park, reported to sherlfTs depu­ A man accused of strullng two ties 8255 cash and Jewelry worth about 81.250 wrre stolen from gold chains with a total value of her home on Wednesday The SI 380 has been rhurgrd with front door had hern kicked open, grand theft and dealing In stolen property. The suspect Is accused a sheriff s report said of pawning one o f the necklaces Timothy W While. 21. o f 31 H on June 7. the day of the theft, 7th St.. Chuluota. gave deputies for 8HO and then buying It hack the name of a suspect who may the next day, have stolen a 357-caltber re­ Jeffery Darrell Gllllard, 22, ol volver from his home on Mon­ 40 N. 2nd Si., Winter Springs, was bring held In lieu of 85.000 day bond A thief look 81.652 rash from DU1 ARRESTS a briefcase In the car of El win H Thr following persons have Thomas. 45. of 1630 Robert St., Longwood. while Ihe vehicle was been a rre s te d In S em in o le V OyisWr t*«UM. FIs DltCHABOIt U*iS»< f lo r a e ArnMM MUnnto • a suss A M*». DsSs'r Mo*Wn* Sou •"* to** *VI. !*»•**< Nstore* F Smllti s*W to*? tor L*A* ***** I The following |>rr*on* have either pleaded or been found guilty ol driving under the influ­ ence or having an unlawful blood alcohol level. The first-time offender* have had their driver's license sus­ pended for 6 months, been ordered to pay a 8250 fine and court costa of 827.50. and com ­ plete 50 hours of community service. When a guilty or no contest plea la entered or If the defendant Is found gutlty of an alcohol-related charge, other charges are usually either not prosecuted or dismissed. Most of Ihe first-tim e o ffen d ers are allowed to apply for businessonly driving permits. In cases where the sentence differs, the actual sentence Is reported. —Terry Cornell Green. 19. ol 610 Sixth St.. Chuluota. arrested April 10 on Lake Road, about three blorks from the scene of an a ccid en t w h ere his ca r r e ­ portedly hit a frnsr post at 322 Avenue E. Chuluota. He was Rncd 8500. placed on probation (or a year and hts driver's license was suspended for 5 years. —Sidney Kenneth Carpenter. 40. o f 27 W. Winter Park Drive. Casselberry, arrested June 14 after hts swerving car ran over a concrete Island on U.S. Highway 17-92. south o f Sanford, —Marc Richard Enterllne. 21. of 502 G e o r g e to w n D r iv e . Casselberry, arrested June 13 a fter his v e h ic le w as seen swerving on stale Road 436. Casselberry. —Johnny Melvin Ragsdale. 23. of Orange City, arretted June 15 on First Street. Sanford, after driving on the wrong aide o f the road. —Gary Michael lieimcll. 31, of l Deltona, arrested April 26 on Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary, after hts car crossed the centerline o f the rosdway and forced three oncoming cars off Ihe road. He was fined 8500 and hts driver's license was suspend­ ed for 5 years. —Tyler Lincoln Hughes. 19. o f 1621 Stanley SI.. Longwood. arrested M arch 2 after his speeding car ran a red light on county Road 427 at state Road 434. Longwood He waa found guilty o f DUI by Jury and fined 8300. placed on probation for 6 months and ordered to complete 75 hours o f community service. —Keith Alan Doversplkc. 27. o f 502 Bradshaw St., Sanford, ar­ rested March 30 after he was found asleep In hla car which was parked tn the Intersection o f 17-92 and Lake Mary Boulevard. Sanford. The car's engine was j County on u charge of driving under thr Influence: —Steven Hlgenhotham. 32, o f It)I E state Road 436. *1613. Altamonte Springs, was arrested at :itsml 9 p.m. Thursday after . p o lice fo llo w e d him to h ls jj apartment Hr had twrn pursued 1 because u clerk at a gasoline 1 station reported hr got gasoline. 1 but d id n 't p a y . A lta m o n te Springs [Miller said he had a glass containing what appeared to tx- alcohol In tils hand when ihr got out of his truck Churgrs were not filed In connection with the gas theft because he agreed to |>uy (or the gas. a police report said He was also charged with d r iv in g w ith a su sp en d ed tier use % —Forrest Lowell Follrs. 62. of I 16 H o l d e r n e s s D r i v e . L o n g w o o d . ut 11 :0 8 p.m Thursday ufter his car was seen w e a v i n g o n H u n t C lu b lloulevard. Longwood. —lirerii Michael Kuufmann. 22. o f 106 Suffolk Court. Longwood. at 2 52 a m. at Uruntley Square, state Hoad 436. A ltam onte Springs, after his car sped ahead ol a police car. An Altamonte Springs {xitice officer reported the suspect put hts car In reverse w title stopped at a (raffle light Kaufmanu Ignored the officer’s stgnul to stop and sped Into the shopping center parking lot be­ fore stopping, the report said He was also charged with carries* driving, T Seven Fined For Driving Under The Influence Bike Auction Canceled tasfcr* IMISO CSSSWXI The union relied on a pro­ vision that says, "N o resignation or withdrawal from an associa­ tion ... shall be accepted during a strike or lockout or al a lime when a strike or lockout appears Imminent.** The National laibor Relations Hoard and the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the union did not have Ihe right to penalize or prevent workers from quilting whether a strike was occurring or.not. $100 Million Bond Issue Heads For Oct. Ballot Jeep Scam Suspect Nabbed On Bad Check Charges IN BRIEF h #tw f Ihe strike and went back to work. When an agreement was reached In December 1977. the union fined 10 employees for violating the no-quit clause of the union constitution. WASHINGTON lUPtl - Labor unions, struggling with declin­ ing membership und dwindling political clout, have been dealt a new setback by a Supreme Court derision making It easier for m e m b e rs to resign d u rin g strikes T h e court on a 5-4 vote T h u rsd a y said Ihe P a tte rn M a k e r s ' L r u g u e o f N o r th America broke Ihe law when It fined IO member* who resigned during a strike ugulnxt clothing companies In Rockford. III., and llrlolt. Wls The Supreme Court W r itin g for the m a jo rity . Justice Lewis Powell said rules The AFL-CIO said through aim ed at p re ven tin g m e m ­ bership defections are Inconsis­ spokesman Murray Seeger the tent with the "congressional ruling will further effort* of the amt-labor Reagan administra­ policy o f voluntary unionism." tion to "re s trlrt union selfLabor leaders said Ihe ruling, government and weaken the which upheld the National Labor ability of unions to Improve Relations Hoard, will make It wages and working conditions harder for them to present a through effective strikes." unified Iron! to management during Job actions "No-quit” provisions, adopted "It will make It harder for tiy about half o f the 96 national employees to strike," said Paul unions, are viewed as an e f­ A la n L e v y , r e p r e s c n 11 n g fective way to keep membership Teamsters for a Democratic Un­ Intact at a time when workers ion. "I think II Is a decision feel thr pinch of not getting a which ImmIch III for unions' abili­ paycheck. ty to sustain collective actions The case before the court during a strike." began May 5. 1977. when the The number of strikes called Pattern Makers' League voted to each year Is al lls lowest point strike the Rockford Beloit Pat­ since 1947 unit union m em ­ tern Jobbers Association, an bership dropped 3 million since 11 -member employer group. the HlHV reresslon — to 19 Nearly a dozen employees re­ signed from (he union during million. COACHELLA. Calif. |UPI) - All but about 400 of the 2,200 people evacuated berausr o f toxic smoke from a fire at u pesticide and fertilizer warehouse are back home, but expertsarr now testing crops for possible contamination. The all-clear was given Thursday alter tests showed the «lr In the vicinity of the fire was safe, except for possible danger wllhln a two-mile radius of the still smoldering warehouse. The remaining evacuees sj>eut the night at a Red Cross emergency center at Coachella Valley High School, where temperatures exceeded 110 degrees "W e're In the process of supresalon." Riverside County Fire Department Capl. Gene Ostrander said. "Firefighters arc using foam to seol and smother the chemicals, which will be removed once the smoldering spots are extin­ guished." About 2,200 people were driven from homes and fields from nearby Thermal und Mecca on Wednesday morning afler fire enveloped the Wilbur-El Its Chemical Company. No serious Injuries resulted from the smoky chemical fire, which was described as a "Carbon copy" of a blaze Sunday In an Anaheim agricultural firm that forced 10,000 people from their homes, Cwrtrsl Fist Ms I w s w t M*«*a«l t ttsrsos* A D M IS S IO N ! war: —Introduction to Nicaragua o f nuclear weapons or Soviet MIG Jets, or Incidents of hijacking or terrorism Involving Americans or U.S. allies In which Nicaragua was used as a sanctuary. —Development of a "clear and present danger of hostile action" against the United Slates or an ally or to protect or evacuate U.S. citizens or to protect the U.S. embassy In Nicaragua In earlier actions, the House: - A g r e e d to limit production of MX warheads to as many as are needed to tip the missiles that are built, plus a few extra In reserve. —Rejected a bid to link civilian and military pay raise* —Refused to restore to Pentagon retiremrnt accounts about 84 billion that was cu* with orders that a ivew pension system be developed that does not affect those already getting pension cheeks or already In un­ iform Unions Suffer A nother Setback Most Fire Evacuees Back Homo The Seminole County Sheriffs D ep artm en t a u ction o f unr la lm r d b ic y c le s , o rig in a lly scheduled for Saturday, has been postponed to 10 a m July 13 The bikes will be sold to the courts-martial Impose a death penalty for peacetime military spying. The penalty now Is 10 years In prison The Senate has proposed that the penalty for all spying convictions should be a mandatory life sentence until a federal death penalty Is restored. Rep. Les Aspln. D-Wls.. chairman o f the House Armed Services Committee, said the defense bill reflected a new direction for I louse Democrats — who now are on record In favor of a number o f weapons systems, arms control Issues and a lower spending figure than Kragan advocated The figure of 8292 billion amounts to a frrrzc at actual fiscal year 1985 levels, while the Senate number o f 8302 billion Is a freeze after an adjustment for inlljitc" ’feagan accepted the 8302 button fig* The bills now go to a conference com m it­ tee that will spend the summer trying to work out the differences. Foley's amend­ ment limited to two cases the use of U.S. troops In Nicaragua without a declaration of running and the vehicle waa tn gear. He pleaded guilty to willful and wanton reckless driving, a lesser Included charge, and waa lined 8300. — Deans Jordan E tiM iin g llt T u ld tu rn mi im > Friday, June 21. IH J Vol. 17. No J*J PuSlnto* 0*11/ and UnOr *(C*ft teiwrtor Sr is* U n w * H««ia. 1st MS N. French Ay* , Venter*. f i* n rn . M ew M 0**1 P e tit* * Fat* *1 Venter*. Ftorid* Mill H*m* Deliver? Wm S. t ilt , Mm IS. M.f1t J MtotSt. 114 11, I Men!**, Uf.N» Vtor. UI N, S? M*il. Wtofe II.Mt AAtof*. U N , I MentSt, IIIN ; » Masts*, m m T*«r, USM. pkto* (M il u n t i l . r �E vn ln a Hera Id, Sanford. FI. Friday, June W. 1H»—1* FAA Tests Airport Security sponses were due to the "boredom factor of security personnel and whrlhcr they telt a passenger was carrying a device for a logical reason. “ We regularly test the system, he said, adding that Inspectors try to carry guns encased In plastic and fake bombs ' through the detectors N'o panel m em ber asked how often inspectors were caught and Vincent tried to brush off the question when asked about it Vincent also said X-ray devices used to after the hearing check baggage are "n o t an explosives They (airport security systems) arc very detector.'* but research begun In 1975 is rarely penetrated," he finally said expected to ptoduce a "close to 100 percent Vincent told the panel that a irlin e effective" device in about 2 V* years. screening ol passengers and baggage was an extremely effective" part ol an FAA Vincent told of the security checks before security program that he called "an unpar­ a subcommittee headed by Rep Cardlss alleled success." Collins. D-lll . after she and Rep. Alfred Almost 6 billion people and more than 7 4 McCandless. R-Calif., asked why they were bllilnn pieces of baggage have been screened sometimes stopped when passing through In the Inst 11 years, he said. alrpurt metal detectors. "This has resulted in the detection ol over Vincent said the metal detectors were 31.000 firearms and almost 13.000 related "not a perfect system " and differing re­ W A SH IN G TO N (UPl| — Th e Federal Aviation Administration says Us Inspectors regularly test airport security by trying to slip through with hidden weapons, but the FAA will not say how often they get caught. The tests were revealed Thursday by Billie Vincent, chief of the F A A 's Civil Aviation Security Program. In testimony before a House subcommittee studying airport secu­ rity measures arrests have been made, lie said. In the process, at least 112 hijackings or related crimes have been prevented Vincent said foreign airliners lauding In ihe United Stales must meet FAA security requirements but the FAA has no authority over foreign airports. • This Is where the difficulties arise.*' he said, although most foreign governments are * cooperative and genuinely concerned about passenger safrtv Unfortunately that experience has not been universal." he said, adding that the alrjHtrt in Athens. Greece — where Shttie Moslem gunmen boarded T W A Might B4* and hijacked It - has "trou bled us and others for some time Vincent also said It was not yet known how guns were smuggled onto the Trails World Airlines Jetliner, which eventually ended up tn Ik-lrut. Lebanon. O f the plane s 13.1 passengers and crew. .11* Americans arc still being held hostage Courts: Why Should Cubons Remain In Jail? Clean Reflection Ted L ep ak 's re fle c tio n fro m an e a r ly m orning sun can be seen in ju st-clean ed w in d ow s at the S em in ole County courthouse as he helps g e t the w eek long job done for contractor A 1 O ra n ge W indow C lea n ers of O rlan do. A T L A N T A (UPII - The federal government has been ordered to show why nearly 1.100 Cuban refu gees whose deportations were canceled by Fidel Castro should remain In prison with no plans for their future U S . Northern District Judge Marvin Shoob. acting In concert with 11 other federal Judges. Issued the order In hopes of resolving the legal lim bo of the Imprisoned Cuban refugees. The order, which requires ac­ tion by Aug. 5, directs Attorney General Edwin Meese to show w h y the so-called M arlellto Cubans should remain behind bars. It also allows the Cubans' cases to be considered Individu­ ally. The order also names Louis Richard. dlstrUT director of the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and Jack Hanberry. warden o f the Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. The Judges, all from the U S District Court tn Atlanta, began discussing the fate of the Cubans on May 20 when the Cuban president canceled a pact to uccept up to 2.74fl refugees the Reagan administration wants deported. " B e c a u s e thrse d e ta in e es again face Indefinite confine­ ment as a result o f Cuba's A fto r*. One contributing factor In May was the (act that the usual surplus In farm trade dwindled to only $330.4 m illion , the smallest In recent years and only about one-third o f the surplus as recently as February. Trade losses take the edge off domestle growth, which benefits very little from dollars sent to producers elsewhere. The large amount of red Ink on trade ledgers suggested the Aprlt-May quarter Is still laboring under a heavy load of Import competition, the main reason growth In the first quarter was a nearly motionless 0.3* percent. Th e deficit tn April was $11.85 billion The deficit with Japan alone widened lo $4.2 billion, up fmm April's $4.03 billion. Anaiaysts expect to see that total go up dramatically In the next few months, now that the Japanese arc shipping more cars than ever to the United States with the Increase In Its voluntary quota agreement. Th e deficit was the largest since July )9B4's record $13.8 billion despite a 1.1 percent decline In the amount spent on Imported oil during May. Imports other than oil Jumped lor a variety of products. Including clothing, aircraft and automobiles. Export sales dropped for soybeans, com and tobacco as well as power generating equipment. Americans spent $3 0 .1 billion on Imports, also the highest total since July 19B4'e record. At the same lime export sales lo other countries dropped 2.1 percent to $17.4 billion, the least since February of last year. The trading disadvantage of a strong apparently had been In the brush (or several months. (Tolhlng found at the scene tndlcuird (he remains were ilio s r o l a m ule, G u c in p le said Because there were no wisdom teeth among th r bonrs. In­ vestigators believe the bonrs are those of a teenager whose teeth had not yet formed, or an adult, who may have had the teeth pulled. The cause o f death has not been determined Gurrnplc said the remains would be compared to missing person reports follow­ ing art autopsy The bones were found an hour alter 257 Navy cadets, law enforcemel officers and firefighters began combing woods, swamps and brush for evidence that might lead Investigators to Reglnaor her abductor. The child was kidnapped June IH from a parking lot behind an apartment where she was bleng c a re d fo r by a b a b y s itte r. Children who saw the abduction described the kidnapper as a white man about 6 feet tall and between 30 and 40 years old. possibly with two teeth mlsalng. Failure Of A n Electronic Signal May Have Caused Metrorail Crash MIAMI IUPII — The failure ol an electronic signal may have caused a Metrorail test train to Mum Into thr rear of a passenger train on thr overhead track. Injuring 13 passengers. In­ vestigators said. Hie automatic signal, which warns drivers when a train ahead has stopped, is triggered by a device In the tram track. Metrorail spokesman Ring Elliott said Ironically. It was Ihr signal that w'as being tesied by the driver o f Ihe test train that crashed Into a passenger train carrying 28 people Wednesday night. Thirteen passengers were treated at three hospitals for minor Injuries, mostly bumps and i bruises All had been released by Thursday. ; hospital officials said The two-car test train, empty except for driver -Joseph McRae, was northbound on the overhead |electric track behind a two-car passenger train. • Metro Dade County Police Lt. Robert Brown said the pasaenger train stopped aa It rounded a curve about 300 yards from Ihe Northsldc station McRae estimated he was traveling 35 to 40 mph Just before the crash. He said hr did not know (here was a train stopped ahead of him. ' There's not much 1 ran tell you ." McRae said "I don't know much about what happened." Both the computerized brake ay stem and the emergency brake failed to halt the test train and |It rammed the rear of the pasenger train. I was looking out the back and I saw the light of the other train coming and I couldn't believe It." passenger Rosa Martinez said. " I screamed. 'Oh my God. a train's coming." "It frit like It was a head-on collision, except It was in the b a ck ." said another passenger. Shandara Cherry. 18. "Then the lights went off and I Just fell." People were hollering, panicking, everything.'' passenger Robert Ford. 24. said. We were all afraid the train would catch fire tx-cause the doors wouldn't open." Martinet said. I was afraid that the train would fall down because everybody was trying to get out the windows." Rescue workers broke out a window to remove Marline/' 2-month-old grandson, who was un­ harmed. Fifteen other pasaengers also were evacuated through train windows snd lowered lo the street with fire department ladders. Twelve passengers were taken down the track to the station when the third rail — which carries electricity — was turned off. "T h e biggest problem was the electrified rail." Brown said. " I think it was off in 15 minutes. That's definitely a rescue problem." Investigators estimated damage to the trains would exceed $2 million. Brown said. "T h e cars w ere very crumpled." Brown said. "Each one crumpled into the other one. There were four cars, and they were Just kind of demolished." Thr tracks were cleared and the trains were running during the morning rush hour Thursday. Three investigators with the National Transpor­ tation Safety Board arrived In Miami late Thursday to begin a federal Investigation, an NTS it spokesman said. =*Pfl SEMINOLE SEW l VAC Don't Get Caught Cold... WltS Yaw Farurt D»»> 1 D A Y S E R V IC E (ON MOST CAStS) F R E E ESTIM A T E Also Available • I n i dollar, which makes American products less c o m p e titiv e and im p orts a b a rg a in , threatens lo keep affecting the numbers for at least many months to come Although the value of the dollar on foreign exchange markets has declined somewhat tn recent weeks, as Interest rules In thr United States get lower und less appealing for Investors. Its strength tn relation lo other currencies Is still more than during 19H4. Even If the dollar should slip to what economists consider ■ more reasonable future, trade balances would not begin to reflect the difference for months. So far the trade losses tolal $57 3 billion for 1985 so far. compared to $51.3 billion during the same period last year. The trend suggests (hat when 1985 Is over. II w ill h ave amassed a record merchandise trade deficit of $130 billion or perhaps much more, In any rase wrll above last year's record $123.3 billion. Each billion lost lo foreigners Is roughly equivalent to giving up 25,000 Jobs, leading Industry representatives to warn Congress that the United States Is Importing a recession. Search For Missing Girl Turns Up Bones, No Child ORLANDO (UPII — The search lor a kidnapped 6-year-old girl turned up thr skeletal remains of an adult or teenage male, but no sign o f l i t t l e R e g in a M ae Armstrong. Orange County dep nilrs said Deputies found the hones Wednesday hidden under thick inilmrttos several hundred feet northeast o f Orlando General Hospital, a lo n g Ihc eastern border o f the 18-square-mllr search area. Sherlfr s Cm dr John Gtirmple said Ihe bones were scattered under the palmetto irees and More than 1 H00 Marlelltoa were at the prison awaiting deportation when the pact was suspended, but the order dealt with only 1.300 detainees w ho pet It limed l hr court lor release last Dccrndter More than 200 of the |*etlttoners — all convicted of a crim e or treated for mental illness — had already been d e p o rted b e fo r e C astro r e ­ nounced the agreement the day Radio Marti began tlearning U S broadcasts to Cuba Some ol the relugees have I x t i i in prison slnec arriving in the United States five years ago in the Marlel sea till Th e search of Ihc wooded area c o n t i n u e d T h u r s d a y , but nothing was found. " I f they don't (hid my daugh­ ter out there by the end of the wrek. It's going to hurt." said Reglnp's father. Hob Armstrong "But In a way. I ll feel relieved tiecuane there would lie more reason to belive she Is out of the area and alive. " I f they do find her and she lo deceased." he said, "a t leasl | will know where she is. I'd rather hold her In my urnts dead than never know where she Is." hr said. 322-9411 TRANS W s s th a r h o n Heat Pump/AIr Conditioner *■ %*■»« Cm t w im (»•« M • Rspalrs & S*l*» • N cm A Uaad V ic u m ti A Sawing Machlnss U.S. Trade Losses Near Record WASHINGTON (UP1) - U.S. trade losses soared In May. reaching $12.7 billion, the second h lgh esi on record, as Import purchases surged and export sales slumped, the Census Bureau said today. The delicti In the balunce of merchandise trade, accelerating beyond April by nearly $| billion, defied the expectations of gov­ ernment economists who assumed less of a deficit In their estimate of the second quarter " fla s h " gross national product suspension of the accord." the order read, "th e court has con­ cluded It would be unjust to delay further this proceeding " sa l a W | | A L L W e e ik le ( A Ms artlag, Isa. 1007 S Sentoid A*e i l ai a 11 Mill Mtt Santuid ____ UM Otl W e A re M O V IN G To 2640 Hiawatha Ave Sanford JERNIGAN’S INSURANCE AGENCY Ph. 3 2 1 -4 5 8 0 LAKE MARY PUB I 119 C R Y S TA L LA K E DR., L A K E MARY HELD OVER FOR THIS WEEK ONLY STONE CREEK [“ Last Chance To Hear The Great Sounds Of :Stone Creek.’* Playing Fri. & Sat. Nites N i c k M o n t e ’s G a s l ig h t S u p p e r C l u b Form erly Mr. P 'a & R e s t a u r a n t F IN E S T D IN IN G F E A T U R IN G STEAKS & SEAFOOD I I S S o . 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S18 00:0 Month* $32 50 Year, MO 00 Police Canyon O f The D ead Colonlu Llbcrtari. o n e o f Tijuana. M exico's, poorest n eigh b orh oo d s. Is the g a te w a y to A m erica for th ou sa n d s o f Illegal a lien s. T h e y ride buses for d a y s from their Im p overish ed villa g es In the In terio r o f M exico and from C en tral A m erica, rea ch in g Tiju ana exh au sted but hopeful. H ere Is the entrance to El Norte, w h ere Jobs aw ait th em In farm s and hotels and sw eatshops. J o b s that pay In a w eek w hat they can ea rn In m onths at h om e. Job s that provide fo o d for their fam ilies rem a in in g behind In villa g es nam ed for C h ristian sulnts and pre-Colum bian gods, villages cu rsed by hu nger and disease. Hul beforr th ey can reach th ose Jobs, the Illegal aliens m ust cross the C an yo n o f the Head. E l C a n o n d r Ion Murrfos. Ii Is a ravine ru n ning parallel to ih e International bou n d­ ary. on U.S. te rrito ry In California, less than a m ile east of the m ost heavily used b o rd er gate In the world. T h e alien s who en te r A m erica w ith visas e n te r u world o f rig h ts and freedom s. Hut the w ay throu gh the C a n y o n o f the Dead Is Ihe path to an Illegal w orld , o f m anhunts and a tta c k s by bandits, o f gh ettos and exploitation. A n apartheid w orld w ithout righ ts nr freedom s for Illegal aliens w o rk in g In the land o f liberty. T h e aliens ore ca lled polios — c h ick e n s — hut they show g rea t courage In cro s sin g Ihe Irorder, T h e p h ys ica l danger Is not from the B order Patrol, w h ich generally a v o id s violent encounters, hut fro m the bandits w h o attack and rob and rap e and som etim es kill the p o lio s crossing the canyon nam ed fo r the Irodles found In Its depths. Th e bandits, called asoffo-poHos, c o m e from both s id es o f the border. Hut m ost fa d e Into Colonlu I.lbertad w hen dawn c o m e s and the B order Patrol cou n ts up Its a ppreh en sion s and the su c­ cessfu l /xrllos m a k e their way north und the v ic tim s craw l ou t o f the no-m an 's land or rem ain face d o w n In the dust. D u rin g the duy. hu ndreds o f jmiUos gather op en ly «t a place called the "s o c c e r fie ld ," on U.S. territory, ov erlo o k in g Ihe ca n yon . T h e grou n d Is c o vere d with broken glass and th ere are rem a in s of a bloody tow el, an a b a n d o n ed su itc a s e . T h ree taco ve n d e rs shaded b y u m b rella s serve food to p o lio s w ho m a y not eat a ga in fo r days before reach in g h id in g places In A m erica. Men lau gh as a w o m a n pusses. Jok in g. " W h o 'l l get her to n ig h t? " She flin c h e s und w a lk s on. clu t­ ch in g her sm all bag. A su nburned m an says h e 's been caught six tim es In five d a y s by tile B order Patrol but h e 's w allin g to try again. A peasant husband an d his w ife w ith braided hair clutch tw o Inlunl d a u gh ters w earin g ; ru ffled Sunday d re sse s and w h ite sh oes. T h e y : hojM- that (he c h ild r e n w ill protect th em from • theasa/fo-pol/oa. T h e sun lo w e rs a b o v e the Pacific. A Border P atrol van g lin ts on the bluff. A d o z e n po//ux ' head togeth er d o w n the canyon. A so/fo /m/Jos I fo llo w them , th e ir sh adow s m o v in g like ' d a g g ers. O ver th e h ill, people w ait b lith e ly in • ca rs to cross th e b o rd er legally, o b liv io u s lo ' Ih e nlghtm urc u n fo ld in g In the C a n y o n o f the D ead. T h e A m e r ic a n s w h o o p p o s e d th r - Hlm pson-M uzznll Immigration reform bill for ; C ivil-rights reason s should com e to the soccer .* Held and ex p la in lo the pof/os w a itin g to cross 't h e C an yon o f th e D ead that th is is tieiter • than a gu est-w o rk er program that w ou ld give th em visas to c ro s s legally. T h e M exicans w h o protest th e m istrea tm en t o f lllr g a l aliens : In th r United S ta te s should ex p la in w h y thr M rx lc u n p o lic e d o n o th in g to h alt th r ■iisa/fo-poi/os. A s long us th is tragedy Is a llo w e d to con tin u e, night a fte r night, ycur a fte r year, to thou sands o f p e o p le w hose crim e Is to cross th e tKirdrr Ille g a lly lo feed their fu m llles. the s y m b o l o f A m e ric a n Im m igration Is not thr • S ta tu e o f L ib e rty but the C anyon o f the Dead DO N ALD LAMBRO Printing Off ice's Raises So □k Taxpayers WASHINGTON — Let * say you re the head o f a large corporate subsidiary and your parent company's running a $200-bllllon annual dcflclt. The Interest payments alone on your debts are costing you $130 billion a year. The board o f dliectors has voted to slash spending next year by #56 billion to bring Ihe firm * fiscal crisis under control, but It remains deeply spilt about where to cut. Meanwhile, your workers are demanding a pay raise phew workers don't care If the com pany's plunging Into debt) and you've got to decide whether your company can affotd to give II to them What do you do? That's the real life situation that faced Ralph E Kennlckrll Jr., head of the SGOOmllllon Government Printing Office, whose 2.300 print­ ers, bookbinders and production workers have long been among thr highest paid In their profession, In or out of the government C on gress* Investigating arm. the General Accounting Office, discovered In 1983 that GPO workers were being paid from $3,222 to $17,879 more than workers performing similar Jobs elsewhere in ihe government Yet Kennlckrll'* Incredible decision was tn oiler GPO s crafl workers a generous cost-of- W ASHIN GTO N WORLD Reagan Is Crisis Hostage By H elen Thomas W h ile House R ep orter WASHINGTON UPI) - President Hf-tignti Is iN-iomlng Immersed In Ihe Beirut hostage crisis milch us he would prefer ihe "bu sin ess us usual" approach Thr president attempted to create the Impression ihal the crisis pro­ mpted by the Hhlllr hijacking of T W A '* flight H47 und Ihe taking of 10 passengers us hostages Is only one ol Ihe Issues lacing Ihe While I louse Hul he now Units Ihal such events are all pervasive and there Is nr* way lo turn ihe spotlight on domestic issues while therr Is an ongoing lugof-wur between the Shllle lead­ e rs h ip In Uelrut and th e admlnlstratlon tn Washington Tiu e enough, the president turn not curtailed tiU out-of-town oneday appearances lit drum up sup (tori for his lux n-lorin package. Hul Ihe blggrsl signal dial lie Is cmighl up In die hosiagr drama Is Ms decision lo scrub tils nine-day w ifallnii trip lo his niountalnlop runrh near Santa Barbara over dir Fourth o f July. He brooded last weekend ovrr whether lo takr die holiday and decided Ihal It would he better Image wise and otherwise lo forgo a vacation while the ryes of Ihe world are on Beirut and the hostage struggle In some ways Ihe erlsls has chusiened ihe president It ap|N*ar» to be the toughest dilemma lie has faced In die While House, where hr has always boasted of U S military power as the personifica­ tion of strength vs weakness In wmld affairs. Ilut he has Irurnrd the hard wav dial sometimes It Is impossible to use force, particularIv In the taking nl hostages whose lives wotdd l*e leopardlzrd In retaliatory moves So tar the president has moved cautiously. Hr has weighed his d ip lo m a tic and oth er o p tio n * carefully, ultwit In fruslration Crippling the Beirut uliport was one ol the measures recommended Iht* president has lo balance the natural clamor tor action agulosl die .ip|M-uls of die 40 hostages who (eel their lives would In* on the I trie It Reagan takes tnllllu.V action The White House "com m ent ol lice" I* beginning lo reflect a very concerned citizenry with pros and cons Rragan Inner I hlmscll In with a demand lor unconditional return of the hostages living raise of up to 15 percent duhng the next ihree years and to cut their workweek from 40 hours lo 37-and-a-half hours The fact lhat Kennlckell. a Reagan appointee from Georgia, could make such an offer reveals why some of the president’s most conservative allies In Congress have been suspicious of Kennlckell ever since the White House picked him to succeed GPO Public Printer Danford Sawyer Iasi year. In making the wage-hike offer. Kennlckell was thumbing his nose at the administration's efforts to cut the budget as well as the budget-cutting mood in Congress Fared with another record-shat lertng $200 billion plus defi­ cit next year, both the House and Senate budget hills called lor freezing federal pay w here It Is. However. Kennlckell. seemingly oblivious io all this, volunteered Ihe pay hike without any real effort to engage In lough negotiations with Ills printers "H r Just handed It to them on a silver platter." said one well placed G IK) official. Hut Iteforr ihe wage hike could takr effect, it had lo lx- approved by ChO's lord and master. Congress's Joint Committer on Printing — which, in Ihe past, has been notoriously generous to the printer unions that represent GPO's craft workers Notablv. Ihe chairman of the co m m ittee Is Maryland Sen. Charles Mathtas Many GPO employees live In his state, and their unions have enthusiastically sup­ ported his re-election campaigns. Thus, despite a budgetary crisis of historic proportions, when the Joint Committee on Prinling met on June 13. tt m errily voted, by 6 to 2. to ratify Kennlckell's costly giveaway to GPO s printers — leaving taxpayers to foot the bill. The big spenders who Irresponsibly agreed to ihe pay raise were Sens. Mathias Mark Hatfield. R -Ore . and Wendell Ford. D-Ky: plus Reps. Joseph Gaydos. D-Pa.. Ed Jones. D-Tenn.. and Frank Annunzlo. D-lll. Only tw o lawmakers on the comm ittee opposed the pay raise- Reps, Robert E Badhain. R C a lif. and Pat Roberts. R-Kan Under the wage package that the committee rubber-stamped. GPO craft workers will receive a whopping 4.0 percent pay raise this year and up to a 5 percent raise — depending upon the cost-of-living Index — in each ot the succeeding two years. These lucrative benefits." Rep Roberts told me. "fly In the face of every taxpayer willing to sacrifice In an effort to reduce the deficit." SCIENCE WORLD v/e Fourip Ttfe FGRFecT CanpiPaTa: a PYnaMic auto execuTive, cHaRi&MaTiCr GReaT tv presence, a R eaL hgro To lo ts of RsoPie WHOHafe 3i6 ^ ^ 6oVeRNMeNT/ Landing Sites Planned By Anthony Boadle , I ’m John PelPReaN aNP I'm running for... VT ROBERT W AGM AN What It Really Means W A alilA U TO N |NKA) — When official Washington speaks, the words often mean something very dlllerrni from their dictionary defi­ nitions Take, (or example, the words cut" and "In crea se" R seems logical that If a federal program receives $|(K) in the current budget and Is given $103 next year, Us binding lias Increased llow evrr, It's mil Ihal simple. Inflation raises the coal ot all federal programs each year — so if. nrxl year, a program's Increase is less than the expected rate ol Inflation, that Increase I* actually a col. Then there s ihe reverse situation: A program is scheduled b* receive a significant Increase hut Congress gives It less than was planurd. Although the .minimi Is still far greater than Ihe rale ot Inflation, official W ashlogloo rolls lilts a cut. One exam ple of ilu* is the drfrrise budget that passed to I hr House. Or consider entitlement programs like Social Security. The overull mutual outlays may Increase from year to year, since the program gams more beneficiaries than it loses each year However. It Con gress rejects thr lull cost-of-living Increases contained in current law. It would t«- said that Social Security Is tielng cut — allhoogli outlays and average benefits are Increasing far alxive the Inflation rale This word game also covers taxes. A massive tax rut was pavsrd m 1981. to be phased In over a five-year |><-riod lo 1983. Congress voted to reduce some cuts that hadn't yet been Implemented. T a x ­ still came down, hul Congress's uctlon was culled the largest tux Increase" In history — so "c u t" and "Increase" often are In the eye of the trholdrr. Then there's the unemployment rate Alter almost two years of constant decline, unemployment lias started to nose slightly upward. I'hls trend may accelerate In com ­ ing months, as economic expansion slows — so It's worthwhile to e x a m i n e J u st h o w o f f i c i a l Washington defines "u n em p loy ­ ment." In one official publication, the Bureau of ladwir Statistics says that people with Jobs are employed; proplr who do not have Jobs and who ure look in g for work are uinernptoycd; people who meet nei­ ther lest are not considered to be In the l.dxir force." It sounds simple — but It Isn't. es "C u t'* and **!n c r e a s e . * * employed" und "unem ployed" — these are Just a lew of the strange ways lo which nfllriul Washington u ses th e E n g l i s h la n g u a g e . Please Write Letters to the editor ere welcome for publication. A ll lettera muet be elgaed and Include • melting address end, If possible, a telephone number. The Evening Herald reserves the right to edit letters to avoid libel end to accommodate space. SANTIAGO. Chile IUPI) - Whrn Ihe spacr shut Hr blasts off from California early next year. I! will have lhr world's loneliest Inhabiled island as an em ergency landing site II anything goes wrong on takeoff. The m ilitary government hus approved U.S, National Aeronautic* and Spacr Administration plans .to extend Ihe runway on Easier Island, a liny volcanic Island In the Sooth Pacific, and Presldrttl Augusto Pinochet l* expected to give his approval soon. Military officials say thr plan will bring Chile closer to the United Si ales But thr projccl has com e under fire from Chileans who fear It will damage thr Islands unique archaeological herbage. Critics claim the United States will turn thr remote Island Into m strategically placed military base that could drag Chile Into the lorefroril o f sufx-rpowrr conflicts and make the country a sitting duck In a nuclrar war E aster Is la n d . C h ile 's o n ly Polynesian |x*ssesslon. located some 2.000 miles off the South American coast. Is one o f the world's most fantastic open-air museums. Massive stone heads carved out of v o lc a n ic s t o n e by u n k n o w n sculptors many centuries ago dot the barely Inhabited Island The mysterious 30-foot figures with long la c e s s t a n d a l l a ro u n d th e windswept Island looking out to sea. "T h r NASA plan Is absurd It's like building a dance floor In the Natural H istory Museum." said Chilean historian Oscar Pinochet dc la Barra, one o f the critics of the spare shuttle landing project Opposition leaders, complaining dial Ihe country has not bw-n fully Informed about a project, which, they claim, will damage national sovereignty, have demanded a ref errndurn to put the Issue to thr country. Thr United Slates plans to stari launching space shuttles from Vandcnbcrg Atr Force Base In Southern California nrxl March. Shultlcs flying from Vandenbcrg will he able to fly In orbits that cross the )>olt* Shuttles launched from Cape Canaveral can only go Into equatorial orbits. Polar orb its are rrqulred for wralhrr and Earth resources satel­ lites and for certain kinds of military rrrormalssanre spacecraft because a satellite flying over the poles overflies thr entire globe periodi­ cally. JA C K ANDERSON Finding Mengele W as Not Top Priority By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Alfa W A S H IN G T O N - T h e moat puzzling aspect of the Josef Mengelr *lory was the strange reluctance of Israel to track down the death camp doctor and bring him injustice Israel, after all. Is thr principal rrfuge of Holocaust survivors. In­ cluding that pitifully small number who encountered the Auschwitz "A ngel of Death" and lived to tell ala>ul It. Likewise. Ihe West German gov­ ernment did not exactly cover Itself wlih glory In the 40-year ararch for Mengelr. Th r Germans would un­ doubtedly be delighlrd to have (he case officially closed, Our associate Luceltr l.agnatlo has Interviewed officials of Mossad. I s r a e l s res p ec te d In te llig e n c e service. who made clear that for two decades the search for thr war criminal had a low priority. Even alter Mengelr became the world a most tfanird luglttvr. with a price o f $3 5 million on his head. Ihe Israeli manhunt rested on the shoulders of a lone Investigator. His name is Menachern Russek. and he works out of a tiny office to Ihe Tel Aviv police headquartrrs. For various reasons, the Israeli government made a conscious dcrlston to leave Mengele in peace more than 20 years ago Here arc the curious details of Ihe lukewunn Israeli search for thr man who was held responsible lor the deaths of 400.000 Jews — In the early I960*. Israeli agents In Argentina werr ready to grab Mengele alter capturing Adolf E lc h in an n T h e a g e n t s h a d M rngrlr's address In Buenos Aires and had studied his dally routine. But thr successful kidnapping of Klrhmann alarmed Mengele. and he sklp|*ed across the border Into thr Paraguayan Jungles, — In 1962-63. teams ol Mossad agents scoured Europe and South America (or clues to Mengelc's hiding place. They located him In Paraguay. But Mengelc's hideout was too remote and too heavily guarded. — Alter 1963. with the resigna­ tion of Mossad ch id Issar Hard, the Mengele search was all but called off. as the secret service concenlraled on the growing threat of the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ tion, — In 1977. with the no-nonsense Menachern Begin as prime minister. Mnsxud was asked once again to find Mengele. Hut the doctor's trail had grown cold. Israel concluded, meanwhile, that It needed all the friends It could get In the United Nations, even If this meant courting Latin Am erican g o ve rn m en ts that m ight h a ve harbored Mengelr or known hla whcrrahoula. The Israelis were also reluctant to pursue Mengele so jggrrsstvdy (hat the Jewish com ­ munities In countries like Paraguay would be hurt backlash. by an anti Israel All these factors combined to brtng the Israeli effort where tt Is today: tn the hands of Russek, an aging and determined Tel Aviv cop and A u s ch w itz survivor. Most Israeli officials would be happy to have the Mengele case closed for good — the embarrassment of their efforts through the years burled along with the Nazi arch-criminal. The West Germans obviously have even teas reason lo want M e n g ele a l i v e , ca p tu red and brought to trial Perhaps that'a why West O erm sn prosecutor Hans Ebcrhard Klein was so eager to proclaim hla belief that the skeleton exhumed In Brazil was probably M e n g ele . T h r o u g h o u t B o n n 's halfhearted effort to bring Mengele to justice. Klein has taken refuge tn the West German law that forbids him to search outside the country's borders. �f Nicaragua To Create DMZ On Southern Border MANAGUA. Nicaragua (UPI) — Nicaragua has said It will unilaterally create a demilitarized zone on Its border with Costa Rica to prevent the j United States from using border conflicts to } Justify intervention In the region. I " I w ish to express the decision o f my government to establish In a unilateral form a neutralized and demilitarized zone In Nicaraguan territory along all of the border with Costa Rica." President Daniel Ortega said Wednesday In a letter to Costa Rican President Luis Alberto Monge. Ortega said the zone would prevent the "provoking of situations that could be used (by lhe United States) to Justify aggressive actions j against Nicaragua or artificial tensions between . both countries." Costa Rica rejected a Nicaraguan proposal June ! 3 to bilaterally withdraw security forces from the ' Iiorder. for three years the scene o f clashes between Nicaraguan troops and U.S.-backed . Contras trying to overthrow the leftist Sandlnlsta ' government. Costa Rica officially refuses to acknowledge '• that rebels of the Democratic Revolutionary j Alliance operate from Its territory. «.. The border tension reached a climax May 31 when Costa Rica accused Nicaraguan troops o f crossing Into Its territory and killing two civil guardsmen In an ambush. Nicaragua denies the charge. "Our country has signalled with Insistence that the direct cause of the tensions between Costa Rica and Nicaragua Is the presence of the mercenary forces In Costa Rican territory." ! Evsntng Herald. Sanford. FI. Study Says Ocotal El Salvador Jalapa EtUll " s NICARAGUA] • M atagalpa * A t«A # N<araguM M anagua Granada San Juan dal Sur Ortega s letter said. It added the rebel situation "w as being used as a pretext to promote a new wave of aggression against Nicaragua by the U.S. governm ent." In San Jose. Monge said that he had not received the letter, charging the Nicaraguan proposal "forms part of the show " to distract attention from the border Incident In May. Deputy Foreign Minister Jose Leon Talavera said Nicaragua will look for "countries that have a solid International prestige" to monitor the border, which stretches 250 miles from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean coast. Talavera suggested France or the one of the four Contadora nations. Mexico. Venezuela. Colombia and Panama, who seek a peaceful solution to the Central American conflict. Talavera also charged Cosla Rica with com­ promising" Its official policy of neutrality. " I f they really believed In neutrality, they would disarm the mercenary forces." he said, referring to the rebels Few Alcoholics Can Become Moderate 'Social Drinkers' BOSTON IUPII - Very few alcoholics who undergo standard treatment are ably to revert to long-term moderate drinking, contradicting claims that alco­ h o lic s can b e c o m e s o c ia l drinkers, researchers reported Thursday. A study o f 1.289 patients treated ai four Missouri medical centers found that only 16 percent reverted to moderate d r in k in g du rin g a fiv e - to seven-year period The study also tuuiul that women and less severe alcohol­ ics have a slightly better chance of becoming social drinkers than the average alcoholic. "A m on g those serious enough lo come to medical attention, the evolution of social drinking Is very low ." said Dr. John E lle lze r. the stu dy's prim ary author." The study, reported In the .Vew England Jo u rn a l o f Medi­ cine. found that 15 1 percent ol alcoholics werr able lo abstain Irom drinking. 4 0 percent were occasional drinkers I 6 |»ercrni became modrrnlr drinkers. 12 2 percent were heavy drinkers without any social or medical problems and 66 5 percent re­ mained alcoholics This study suggests that there Is little cause for optimism about the llkelllusul of an evolu­ tion to long term stable m oder­ ate drinking among treated al cohollcs." the report said The study was undertaken to resolve the longstanding con­ troversy whether Mime alcohol­ ic s c a n b e c o m e m o d e r a te drinkers as was reported in several studies during the last 30 years The study defined long term moderate drinking as drinking in al least 30 of the previous 36 months no more than six drinks a day on lour or more days a month and freedom from any mm lal. medical, or legal problem due lo alcohol during the pre­ vious three years The definition ol moderatr drinking that we used does not seem overly slrtcl." said the report. "In lacl. m terms ol the (Lilly consumption ol alcohol Rape Victim Sues Hospital O v e r Treatm ent LOS ANGELES (Ul’ll - A rupe victim who was allegedly denied a "m orning after” birth control pill at a Catholic hospital Is s u in g th e m ed ica l c e n t e r , claiming she suffered a "great deal of stress" worrying If she was pregnant. Attorney Gloria Allred said Wednesday the lawsuit, believed the first In the nation, seeks to force Daniel Freeman Marina Hospital In Marina del Rey to either give out the pill or to Im m e d ia te ly tra n s fe r rap e victims lo a hospital lhal will. Sanford Man, 20, Who Gave Child Syphilis Gets 4 Vi Years A Sanford man has been hrntenced to 4tS years In prison In connection with a sexual assault on a child which left hts ’jvlcilin with syphilis. •: Reginald Grant. 20. of 2029 Airport Hlvd.. was given concur­ rent 4Vi-year sentences Thurs­ day by Seminole Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davis Jr. for at..tempted sexual battery and lewd a n d lu r lv lm u ■■■■oil t-. G ran t g a v e his v ic tim , a 6-year-old girl, syphilis, accordM|ng to testimony during his trial. While Grant, arrested Nov. 28 ■at Lake Mary High School, was ichurged with sexual buttery to a child under 11 — a felony punishable by life Imprisonment — a Jury In April opted to find him guilty o f the lesser charges of attempted sexual battery and lewd and lascivious assault. The Jury apparently was swayed by testimony that sexual contact without penetration Is not sexual battery. The girl said Grant, whom she knew, tried to have sex with her In October after picking her up al a day school, according to cou rt r e c o rd * During the trial a lie detector was adm itted — by prc-trUl agreement — which Indicated Grant was lying when he said he did not asaault the girl. The girl was taken to the h o s p i t a l a f t e r th e g i r l ' s g r a n d m o t h e r and m o t h e r n o t ic e d t h e g i r l w a lk in g strangely. —Deane Jordan "W e think It's cruel ol the hospital to deny rape victims what Is standard practice In ol her hospitals." Allred said ll a a violation of her rights. It Is unconscionable that a rapist ca n get c o m p le t e m ed lcu l treatm ent In an em ergency room, but the rape victim only gets partial treatment." Kathleen Brownfield. 21. was taken to Daniel Freeman by police after she reported being ruped last September. Allred said tne hospital's emergency room treated Brownfield, but when the victim 's mother asked Friday. June >•. IHS-JA if ihr pills were available, the hospital refused lo give them to her. i Th e so-called morning alter plli Is a massive i Iom - ol estrogen, w hich p rcven tspregn an cy It taken within 72 hours ol con­ ception. Daniel Freeman Marina Hospi­ tal Is run by an order of nuns called the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet. Christie Plank, a spokeswoman lor the hospltul. said use of Ihr pills Is prohibited by ethical and religious rrgulu lions established by Ihc National Conference of Catholic Bishops allowed tup lo six drinks a day), it might ire considered gener­ ous." The sludv tound only three fa c to rs that In cre a s ed the chatters an alcoholic would re vert to social drinking — sex. the sevcrllv of drinking and when the patient became an alcoholic. Women were four times more llkelv lo become moderate or controlled drinkers, although the jterrrniages were still very low Alcoholics who became con­ trolled or m oderate drinkers usually hud less serious drinking p ro b lem s and d e v e lo p e d a drinking problem at a later age. llelzer. who Is a professor ol psychiatry al the Washington University School of Medicine, said the study did uoi examine alcoholics who entered programs sjteclllcally designed lo produce social drinkers "Therefore, one cannot Inlet Irom our findings dial Irratmcnt alined speclllcallv al moderate dunking would I m- doomed lo l.tllurc." said (lie ic|iort There's No Place Like Home? SAN FRANCISCO IUPII D a v e J e n k in s . In Ir o m Brooklyn to vihii his aunt and uncle, found the key under die mat when he arrived He made himsell right at hom e, w a tch in g T V and helping himsell lo a pl/za Imm die refrigerator I he only problem was th.u lie was In thr wrung home Alter arriving ivirly W ed­ nesday In San Francisco. Jenkins. 21. hailed a taxi and lold Ihe driver to lakr him lo 456 Belvedere Street He was lei olf at 436 Belvedere In hiead hut did not check the address when he lound the key under the mat Alter his snack, he used the h a t h r o o m n e x t t o Ih e lM-dr<M>m ol Ills unxus|>ectlitg hosts u ho w ere m u iiii I asleep Jenkins then led asleep In ihe living iim iiii Four diMirs uwuv Jenkins' aunt and uncle were Iranllcallv d iet king Ihe ulr|Mirt. I Mil lee and local hospital* lor their missing nephew Al alxiul 7 .I in . Jenkins was awakened by an uiildeuiilled man w ho in(|ulreil. What are you doing In my ll\ lug room ?" I'he allair was straightened oin ipilckly Ihe Jenkinses brought th eir n eigh bors, whom they had never met. a bottle ol w in e and Dave w ashed up his pl/za dishes The l wo lunitlte* also agreed not lo leave a draw key under the mat anymore W o m a n G e t s H e r p e s , $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 M IN N E A P O L IS (U P I) A Stewart Perry, her attorney, woman who claims she con­ said he believed this wus ihr first tracted herpes from her lover such settlement In Minnesota. Has reached an out-of-court He said thr w om an, w ho setlcment for $25,000 under his homeowner a Insurance cover- received the check Friday, de­ veloped the disease ubout there age. The Twin Ctllca' woman, who years ago. was not Identified, made the Perry said a lawsuit wus pre­ claim to the Prudential Properly wired but never filed, adding and Casualty Insurance Co., lhal Ihe Insurance company saying her lover was negligent In settled with his client uflcr he tran sm ittin g the contagious wrote a Id ler demanding Ihc disease to her. policy limit of 925.000 t — *f = r l PARK [ ..w k - SHOP ^ " i n” PRICES ARE BORN MfRE RAISED ELSEWHERE B ; P O R K M AW S 5 LB. BOX $1.98 SAVE S1.00 BOX PARK AVE. & 25TH ST. SANFORD, FL O PEN 7 DAYS 6 AM - 9 PM Prices G ood June 27-July 3 Spitters Gather For National Contest RALEIGH. Miss (UPI) — Saturday on a flatbed truck In Billy John Crumpton's pasture. Jeff "Faucet Man" Barber and Al "T h e W olf" Lott will square off In a full blown grudge match for a national title. , There'll also be a mule pull, a fool race, a dunking machine, gospel music and rata galore at Crumpton's farm 5 miles west of Raleigh, but the main event Is the 3 1s i annual National Tobacco Spitting contest. j " I can't w all." said "Faucet Man." a 25-year-old restaurant manager from Ocean Springs "I'm primed and ready now." Barber, who set a world record In 1981 with a spectacular spit of 33 feel. 7 V* tnchs. won the , distance crown again last year. But he lost the accuracy title to "The W olf." a chewer from Raleigh, and haa spenl an entire year puckering up for a rematch. "Mr. Lott, beware." Barber aald In a phone Interview Wednesday. " T h e Faucet Man la coming after you and I am ready." Barber predicted he will capture both the distance and accuracy lilies this yeur because of a strict training regimen. "I started training a couple of weeks ago using a new technique." he said. "Instead of spitting tobacco Juice all the time. I've started using water. "The water helps my timing and distance." he explained, “ and It strengthens my muscles." Barber said he lost hts accuracy crown last year because he made a dumb mistake "I Jual wasn't ready to spit. I should have watted and I didn't. That was my own mistake. My mouth waa so dry that I couldn't believe II. "I went ahead and aplt." he said, but his lobacco blast fell short of the shiny gold spltloon set up about halfway down the bed of a truck. "After that. I aald to myself. Dumm y."' he recalled. CALENDAR FRIDAY. JUNE 28 Club. West Flrdt Street. a m.. Chrtsto'a Restaurant. 107 Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p.m.. NAS Sanford Reunion Din­ W. First St.. Sanford ner Dance beginning at 6 p.m . open dtacusslon. Florida Power Sanford Optimist Club. 11:45 Fleet Reserve Club. West First and Light building. N. Myrtle a m.. Western Slzzlln Restau­ Street Music by Rusa and Rick. Avenue. Sanford. rant. Sanford. W rklva AA (no smoking). 8 Alanon meeting. 8 p m .. 1201 Sanford Lions Club. noon. p m . W e k lv a I 'r r a b y le r la n W First St.. Sanford. Holiday Inn. Interstate 4. San lord. Church. SR 434. al W eklva MONDAY. JULY I Springs Road Closed Central Florida Blood Bank S o u th S e m in o le C o u n ty -. Longwood AA. 8 p.m . Rolling Seminole County Branch. 1302 Klwanls Club. noon. Quincy's Mills Moravian Church. SR 434. E. Second St.. Sanford. 9 a.m. to Restaurant. Highway 17-92 and Longwood. AUnon. sarpe time 5 p .m .: F lo r id a H o s p it a l- L i v e O a k a B o u l e v a r d . and place. Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Alta­ Casselberry. Tangle wood AA. 8 p m .. St. monte A v e ..9 a m. to 5 p.m. Central Florida Blood Bank Re boa Club AA. noon and 5:30 Seminole County Branch. 1302 R ichard's Episcopal Church. Lake Howell Road Alanon. same pm ., closed. 8 pm ., atep. 130 E. Second St.. Sanford. I I a.m. •'■lime and place. Normandy Road. Casselberry. to 7 p.m. Florida Hospital- Sanford AA Step. 8 p.m.. 1201 Clean Air Reboa at noon, closed. Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Alta­ VW . First St.. Sanford. A popka A lcoh olics A n o n y ­ monte Ave.. 11 a m lo 7 pm . mous. 8 p.m.. closed. Apopka SATURDAY, JUNK 39 S a n fo rd -D u p lic a te B rid g e East-West Klwanls Club. 8 E p i s c o p a l C h u r c h . 6 1 5 Club. I p.m.. Greater Sanford a m.. Airport Rrstaurant. San- Highland. Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. uford. Al-Anon Step and Study. 8 First St. I NAS Sanford Reunion. Lake p m . Casselberry Senior Center. Reboa Club AA. noon and 5:30 Golden, beginning at 10 a.m. 200 N. Triplet Drive. p m.. closed. 8 p m ., step. 130 Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 Sanford AA. 8 p m . closed. Normandy Road. Casselberry W First St.. 2 p.m .closed, 1201 W. First St Clean Air Reboa Club. noon, j Casselberry AA Step. 8 p.m.. Fellowship Group AA. senior closed. A scension Lutheran Church. citizens. 8 p.m.. closed. 200 N. Sanford AA. 5 30. closed dis­ Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. ' .Overbrook Drive. cussion. and 8 p.m.. open dis­ O vereaten Anonymous. 7:30 cussion. 1201 W. First Si. u . Reboa and Live Oak AA. noon. pm .. West l-ake Hospital, state ‘ .Reboa Club. 130 N orm andy 17-92 G rou p A A . 8 p.m., Road 434. Longwood. ‘.Road. C a s se lb erry (c lo s e d ). c lo s e d . M e s s ia h L u th e r a n T U E S D A Y . JULY 3 ' Clean Air AA for non smokers. Church. 17-92 and Dogtrack Casselberry Klwanls Club. 7 Hoad. ,.first floor, same room, same place and time. a m . Casselberry Senior Center. Overeaten Anonymous, open. 200 N. Lake Trip let D rive. 7-.30 p.m., Florida Power A SUNDAY. JUNK 30 Casselberry. N A S S a n fo r d R e u n io n Light. 301 S. Myrtle Ave.. San­ Sanford Toastmasters. 7:15 ford. breakfast. 9 a.m . Fleet Reserve HAND VILLAGEI in the Highlands at BIG CYPRESd GOLF COURSE SATURDAY. JUNE 29 ONLY NOON TO 4 P.M. WDBO STARSHIP Broadcasting Live FR EE PEPSI A PIZZA DRAWING FOR V C R | l • Pool. Playground, Tennis Courts. Jogging Trail • Close to shopping malls, schools and churches • We pay up to 3Yt points • Computerized pre-qualifying Open daily till 7 p.m. 327-0392 REFRIGERATOR OR WASHER & DRYER At Closing On Ons ol Our Beautiful Homes AVNXAOt 41UWONIIJ IMMOI , Take 434 one mile east of 17-92 in Winter Springe fo Sheoah Blvd , left to 3rd Street and right. **”•* 1 * ■»* « �SPO RTS tA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FI, Friday, June II, IWJ » -Star M a k e s His Last Stand A lta m o n te 's R eal S e n io r George Armstrong c uMrr cJirrl 109 yearn .it’ll lust Tuesday, Hi* und Ills troop* wi re hopelessly outnumbered by the Indian* So hopHrs*ly outnumbered itin* hi* entire command was wiped nut in the massacre at the l.lllle Mia Horn Some ({real actors have played Custer. Errol Flynn among thrill Hut none has ever lieen able in alter the ending ai the U tile Hig Horn, Custer i* always amoii|{ the last to die a* the Sioux and Cheyenne slani|a*(le by and grub ihe hunuer o f the 7th Cavalry. Corey Prom I* a H>-year-old on Ihe Altamonte Springs Senior lan gu r all star team. T w o year* alto he lya* Ihe most valuable pitcher on a 13-year-old Junior learn which marched all the way to the World Series In Tavlor. Mich anil finished second I’ rom hr (pin his baseball career as an M year-old at Allam onle lie's been u ‘ ‘lifer'’ with ihe successful program ever since He didn't lump on lls bandwagon when II Mailed Winning from another baseball program. Ouster and Prom You woiiltht i think they had much In common, would you? lint they do On the anniversary ol ihe very day ('lister died ai the l.lllle lild Horn. Prom was aimmmecd as a member ol Ihe Senior l*rugoc all-slur learn. Il may he 109 years laler, hill Prom, like i osier. Is making Ids Iasi stand Corey Prom, who |usl two yc.irs ado enjoyed Ihe grrutrst I In III ol his yound baseball career hv purllclpatllilt In a World Series, bus been led lo lend for himself. Ills former leamntales and other stars of the Allam onle Senior League have deserted him • Sam Cook HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Feeling d would lictler enhance their high si hool careers, they ran of! lo play American l.edion baseball, thus forfeltlnd their Little Leadin' all-star part Icipution for the summer. They won't ta* there Monday. July 8. at Maitland when Allamonle opens defense of Its world championship ndalusl Maitland. Yes. world championship. The one won by manader Gene Letlerlo and his Senior Lea due All-Stars at Gary, hid last year Like Custer, Prom stands outnumbered. Whereas. Prom was Just one o f 14 all-stars two years ado, he now stands as the only true all star And this is not lo |>ut down Ills present teammates They will no doubt glvr their 100 |h reent to try and make this team a success Realistically, i bundle none would lie nil stars II I hr 20-plus players hadn't lelt Kldhl ol the players are 14-year-olds. Last year's team had I wo tliiit adr. May Ik- It's lllllud that Prom Is maklnd the last sland. Ih* did not think ol htmsell first, and Alliimonte. a Icadue which hroudhl him his Krratrst baseball happiness, second Corey Prom stayed. He staved to flghi And for that he should be admired ana respected. It was an act of pride and loyalty. No one would have said anythlnd If Corey Prom left w nh the rest of them No one would have even questioned his loyally. Hut since one did stay, w hat about Hie loyally of the others? The others didn't think about Altamonte: the leadur which let most of (hern showcase their talents before a World Series audience. They only thoudht o f what was best for them They didn't think about n league which was defendina a world championship Tin v ihnttghl of their future. Little League olfidals were quirk lo Maine American Legion roaches for Icttlnd players under 16 years old try out for their prodrams. Hut It wasn't the fault of Ihe American Legion teams No. It was Ihe lault of those who have left, t hey were folly aware of the fact that If they tried out for American Legion, their Little League careers were over. Alter the exodus, the Senior League almost collapsed It Struggled to finish Ihe season and to field teams for the Top Team Tournament. Then, those top trams were declared Ineligible. One foot lit the American Legion door closes the U tile league career for the summer. II you're Ineligible lor all-star*. you're ineligible lor top learn, tew. Hut Corey Prom was different Why? He said See ALL-STAR, Page SA Errant Toss Eases AWS By Maitland Huscs-louded situations are usually a manager's delight. Especially when It's his learn which Is loudlng up Ihe hags. For Apopka West Seminole Thurs­ day night, however, two hasrsloadrd opportunities In the third and Itltli Inning** wen- just that op|Kiritmltlrs. " W r were snakebite all night imtll the seventh," said AWS malinger Richard t'otfey about I hursdiiy's lllg League baseball matchup against Maitland at Lake Hrantlry High School. Apopka West Scmlnolr finally dlrl cash III on a bases toadrd opportunity, lint not in » usual m anner Catcher Hill L ee 's ptckoll attempt hit haserunner Skip Cousins In the back as lie was retreating to third. Cousins promptly picked hlmsell up and raced home with the winning i un ns AWS pulled out n fr 4 decision over Maitland. The four-run seventh liming tally erased a 4-1 Malllaml lead uml handed right-hander Kevin I kiss Ids (mirth win In us many derisions Jim Lucas...m anager H a rry Chlbberton Sr G ettin g out o f the blocks quickly will be Imjmrtant for Ihe Sanford Junior League All-Stars us lhey open play Monday In Ihe Florida Junior Major League District 4 Tournament at Fort Orange. S an ford plays iltr second game Monday night, beginning at H, against defending champi­ on I’ort Orange Port Orange defeated Sanford In the finals Iasi year. In Monday's first game at 6 p m „ New Smyrna Heach fait lies Ormond Ik-ach. H olly H ill, which drew a llrsi-ro u n d bye. pluyes the NSU-Ormond winner Tuesday at 6 and Ihe losers o f Monday's gam e* play Tuesday nlghl ut H T h e w inner o f the district tournament gets a berth In the Florida Junior Mujor League Slate Tournament Sanford Is looking to get off to a good sturt against Port Orange, which ts expected to be the lop competition again this year. Thr key curly In thr game will be pitching, more exactly, control pitching. "W e should have a pretty strong team," said manager Jim Luca*, who will fir assisted by Harry Chlbberton Sr. "W e've got a fot of talent und. If we play logether. we've got a good shot." In practice games agaltul the Suntord Recreation Department trams the Juniors' pitching stall ha* had excellent control und that's what manager Jim Luca* (s looking lor Monday. II the pitching keeps It dose, look lor Sanford lo make a move on Ihe hasepaths Almost every pluyer on the Sanford team Is capable of stealing buses and thr -Junior* will use that speed to thrlr advantage. " I wish we had one more week." said Lucas who said his players are learning quickly hut haven't been taught fundamen­ tals. "It's a shame that they have so much speed hut don’ t know how to gel a good lead. Coach Chlbberton has dour a gixxt Job with their baarrunntng He real­ ly knows baseball " Another way Sunfonl will use Its speed, which It hasn't been doing much In recent years, is the squeeze play. With the kind of quickness Ihe team has. a successful bunt will Just about automatically mean a run The squeeze Is another thing the Juniors displayed In the prac tice games. " I used the squeeze bunt effectively when I coached for Seminole Pony Baseball." said Lucas. "It should be an rflecllve weapon for us In thr tourna­ ment " Here Is a look at the 1965 Sanford Junior League All-Stars: Ronald Cox — Pitched Ball Motor Line to the Junior League title. Has ovepowertng speed, a good curve which hr displayed In the league rhamptonshlp series, and outstanding control Cox also has a quick delivery to the plate which makes it hard to steal a base oil him. At the bat. Cox was one of thr top power hitters In the league and was one Sammy E d w ard s B ern ard Mitchell H arry C h lbberton Oscar E dw ards Mike Ronald Cofield •pm O i*ndo » » Vci'srZ Ualw nslt O' o*l*ri *(IK* WwO) |IMM« I M M I O | « AM tlO) O a lrw t • i M i x m o i « l Sod O ii n f i -Ao*w<« K i r I » am Ms* in n * -a Sott* >1 Ormond Little AAi|e« XU l*«i *1 L « » « S v « ( > li* - N flO is o » V*'*S»d ***!•*•» Jwlf* l»m WiSUISl wWiti I h O«>| ••-*> tiiw M ii Ameocani t n O i t i*»ir I • s<n M*llf Hill Anthony M erth le .1 **»» t * i | i u S«**s or, Scooter Leonard Ronald C o s W illie McCloud Dwight B rin son K evin Nathan «0m WonOi UMOI lid t r Mr I > JO 0 m *1 0»!*o .< OliTSICt U L I T T l f L1A0UI Isiwdsr. M r i j-m S M '• n O i M i l rioaitM MAioa i i a o u i C O R E Y PR O M ................ the real all-atar By Chris Plater Herald Sports Writer Malllaml lumped lo a T O lead In the third. Altrr two were out, John Cunllrld reached on an error by the shortstop and stole second. Rich E sposito thru reached on another m u r by shortsloji and Canllrhl scored. Burnett W ashington Lee followed with u two-run homer to right renter AW S taiundrd track In the th ird w lirn T im m y H n irh l singled and stole second Murk Coffey walked und a double steal pul runners on iwcnnd and Ihlrd. Mike Davis I lint walked and Hass walkrd lo lo n e In a run. Slaiter Ed Aiello was then re­ lieved by Cmillrld who struck out Mike llrown. Cousins and tim er llonuventurr lo rncu|w the jam In I hr seventh. AW S came ollvr. Davis reached on error by llrsi Isisemun and Ituss walkrd. Itrud llrlmllng. who cutne on hi Jlm bo Lucas i he nitli Inning to hurl, was replaced by Esposito llrown then doubled to h it Center to w ore Davis. Cousins followed with another double to left critter to lie Ihe score. Randy Snodgrass, thr ace ol Winter Purk High s stall, then relieved Espoellu Tony Johnson intriiitonully walked and llrucr Carlson walked to loud the liases. Jason Am hrw s struck out hut llrurhl hiked a squeeze bunt and Lee threw the hall lo third, hilling the itumrr. When thr hall bounded aw ay. Cousins IKippcd up and scored the win­ ning run — Sam Cook L eon ard Richardson S c h e d u le s fcy Tammy VmctnT Ju n io rs N eed A Q uick Sta rt A|»ipka West Seminole. 17-2. returns to action Saturday at Lake H rantlry H igh School again*' Ihe Oviedo Scmlnolrs foi *i (Im ih lr-h eader at 5 p m. A ll-S ta r H*f *W W i n I m o m AII ll* r I m i i M i m I Ow u m I !••>*•* M l * ' K o r n *1 A lls '* «*• M >nt l - AH* . | i * A * O K « l l l O ' -<*• M * m si Usvsnd A>i*m*n<» MsliSn*! . - * « i l VoKiU* I M W l M | * All Iter iM W M Ill S tlU M AilsmsMs » MMOW * O * m *1 0 . . « i o "sniosr UtiMns O . «<ta » » Alts V i w L**fM All l l t i l u m s m i l f t ts S * ) Wa«dsr. J»«» I IC o m *1 0*1 ions IM s * ** O r *dovt QeSwv* 4 '•monto rl Waaisat I B a s e b a ll of three players lo hit u home run over the TlO loot Chase Park fence. Jlmbo Lucas — A n oth er mainstay for Bull Motor Line, l.ui-M tun play utmost any |Kisltlon Along wit It fo x , turns gave Hall Moior an excellent 1-2 pitch in g punch Lucas also played first hate and caught In the champlonslp series. Oscar Edwards — One of six 1 3 -y e a r-o ld s on Ihe te a m . Edwards was one of the catalysts of Ihe Klwanls team which won lhe first half l>rfore bowing out to Hall Motor Line. Edwurds Is an Inllctder und was a good Iradoff hitler lor Klwanls Sammy Edwards — T h r older brother of Oscar. Sammy Is another versatile liullpluyer. Hr was the truin'* lop pltehrr und also excels In the Infield and at catcher. Bernard Mitchell — Was, Klwanls second pip her before bone chip* in hi* right elbow! forced him off the mound. Mit­ chell wu* Mt111 an ellcclive player with the Injury both In the held, at llrsi base, and ut Ihe plate, j Mitchell Is also one of Ihe (opt base stealers und *inurtrsl run ! tiers on the tram Leonard Richardson —J Another 13-year old oil Klwanls.) Richardson stepp'd right out oft the Little Major League and; became u lop player In thej Junior League Richardson was* consistent all yeur at the ptatcund In the field Burnett Washington —| Turning In a strong performance* lor Hall Motor Line In the City* Series Washington plays well; defensively at third and Is a good; singles hitter. Joseph Leonard — A fine fundamental player. "Scooter" led Moose to a tic for the drat half lltle and Ihe second-best record In ihe league. Leonard Is a good Inflrldcr. ran also play the outflrld. and was Moose's leading RHI man this season. Anthony Merthle — Like Sammy Edwards. "H oon," who played for Moose. Is a versatile player who can do the job at a* number of positions Hr also carries a helty bat. ran hit for (lower, and has speed on the liases M ike M erth le — The younger brother (13) of Anthony. Mike was one of the leading pitchers In the league despite the move to the longer mound distance after Lillie Major League. He was also an effective Iradof) hitter for Moose. i W illie McCloud — Along wtlh! Cox. "Sugar T e x ." gives Sanford two powerful pitchers that i^e tough to hit when they're op.* McCloud, who played for Elks, also has a lot of tournamefil experience as he went to l5e l. l t t l r M a jor L e a g u e S ta te Tournament two years In a row.McCloud was also a good power hlttrr and. like Cox. was one of few to htl one out at Chose Park Bee JUNIORS, Page BA I �Ev«nln« Herald. Sanford. FI. SPO R TS IN BRIEF Kevin Gross Goes 'K' Crazy , Strikes O ut 17 In S O Victory Some of those Dwight G ood en *‘ K " placards, which New York Mel fans d is p la y w h e n e v e r the flrrballer strikes out a hit­ ter. may soon be going up in S a n fo r d M e m o r ia l Stadium. If that were the case Thursday night, the fan with Ihc K would have had a pretty sore arm from raising tl so much. Kevin Gross, a former l-ukr Brantley High standout. hurled a onc-httter Thursday and struck out 17 In ihc process. - * ; KEVIN GROSS Tin UM 13 outa recorded by Gross « err K> For Rood measure. Gross also smashed a two-run homer lo lead Ftnrldu Rav-ball School lo a 5 0 whitewashing ot New Smyrna Beach In Buddy Lake League action at the stadium. The lone hit off Gross was a two-out double by Joe Sthlagrl In the first Inning The big righthander walked |usl two. FBS has a 3-7 record In league play and Gross has all three wins Tim Martin added a pair of hits and drove in u run for FILS In Thursday's second game. DrLand Boulevard Tire won Its I Ith In row. U-3. over New Smyrna Beach. Buddy Underwood was die winning pitcher and was backed by a ixitrnt offense which Included John Brenner's ihrec run homer and a two-run shot oil the h.u of Ken Mullin. ; : Sutton, Sander Lead Memphis » MEMPHIS, Term. Illl’ll — II.il Sutton and Bill Sander. <o leaders going into today's second round nl thr Memphis Golf Classic, are a study In contrasts Sutlon. 1083 Player of the Year when hi won both the ITiA and Tournament Players Championship has been one ol the most successful young golfers In Join I he pro lour In recent years Sander has seldom met i \pcnscs during I he eight years he s played die Tour and he s dead Iasi on lids year's money list wllh only *712 alter making tin eut only once In his previous six starts. * lie that as ii may. Sutlon and Sander, who hadn't broken par lielore this year, both fired 7-undti-pur 05s in Thursday's rain lengthened opening round of the *500.000 Classic to share a one stroke lead over David Ogrtlt and two over .John Mahalley and George Burns Sunder, playing in Hie final threesome, barely heal thr dark because of a 90-mlnutc rain delay and noted, "I didn't know If we were going lo get It In today." Temple Initiates Test For Drugs I'Htl-AOKI.PIIIA lUPIl — Trrtiplr Unl-'iislty president Peter Lucouran praised a Board of Trustees decision lo adopt u random ding testing program for uthlrlrs. saying Temple Is taking I be lead concerning drug problem* In colleges. However. I lie board's Thursday decision was criticized by Ihc American Civil Liberties Union which said II « minted a slndenl's privacy and nnneeerssarllv jeopardizes •lit-lr future. The board voted unanimously to adopt a new drug iducatlnn ami testing program that would subject athletes on intercollegiate teams in undergo random testing, starling Nov 5 The drugedni .ilIon will stari this summer. Purina Gets O n ly $12 M illion ST LOUIS |UPI) — Ualsion Purina Co .ijijiareutly received only the $12 million si-llmg jirlce lor the St lands Blues In settling Its $(K) million still against the National Hockey League Kalstnn Purina and the NHL Thursday Inirrrupted a I rial mi thr suit wllh a lerse statement that said an nul-of-eouH w it lenient had been reached Although Itolh sides pledged not to disclose terms of the settlement, a source familiar with the ease said Ralston did lint receive more than the 912 million the league received when It sold the tram to Hurrv Ornest All other claims were dismissed Parker’s Bat Halts Astros' Skid KISSIMMEE — Ex SCC standout Bob Parker drove in one tun with a sacrifice fly and singled hmne another a* the >Kccola Astros snapped a four game losing streak with a .1 I victory over Fort Myers Thursday night !u Florida Slate League banc hall al Osceola Stadium Mike Cerrfln. Aubrey Lucas and Mark Baker combined on a five hitler with Crrefln |3 8| earning the win, Baker noti fied his I2lh save The Astro* who leud the FSI.'a Central Division by lour name* hosi Fort Myers tonight at 7:30 H anggie’s HR Pinches Charlotte ORLANDO — Dan Hanggn- slugged a two run plnch-hll burner In ihe ninth inning Thursday ntght to lift the I Irlando Twins past the Charlotte Orioles al Tinker Field Hanggle. pinch hilling for Alex Martr. c lou lt d his blast over Ihe right Held fence against Dwight Bernard II scored IHI Trout who had singled In lead oil the ninth The Twin* 2-3 In ihc second hall, host Charloltr again •••ulghl al 7 Ml 4 Eagles Fly To Savages They play In the same tournaments, they've both been very competitive and another thing they have In common — they're out o f the same club. The Seminole Savages and Seminole Eagles have played excellent softball most of the time this summer In tournament play. The Savages, the Seminole Softball Club s 15 and under All-Star team, won one tourney and finished third the last three, while the Eagles, the club's " B " team of all 13-14 year olds, won their own tournament last weekend. The two teams have also went up against each other a few times thts summer and those games have gone down to the wire. In one tournament, the younger Eagles de­ feated the Savages twice. Since the club has somt1 outstanding talent on both teams. It chose to m ove some of the Eagles up to the Savages for the remainder of the tournament season, ac­ cording to Roger Richardson, president of the Seminole Softball Club That move may pul the Savages In the ASA National Tournament for the second year In a row Moving up to the Savages from ihe Eagles are Katrina Shuler. Corrle Lawson, Tammy Jenerette and Jodie Switzer The four will pl.iv for the Savagrs thts weekend in the Conway Invitational Tournament. "That should make us awesom e." said Savages manager Don Jonas The Savages have some players returning C o m e s if*-, V- C o t t o n H o m e v * Ruben Cotton ii one of the best basketball players to over dribble through Seminole High School. He went on a fine career at Brevard Community Col lege end then the Univer­ sity of Central Florida. But what happened next? See Rob Larla’s feature In Sunday's £ verting Herald. Chris Fister HERALD SPORTS WRITER who competed In the Nationals last year including Jaudon Jonas. Bridget Jenerette. Sharon Bonaventure and Lomicia Whitaker. Also, a number of last year's Eagles, who became ihe first team o f only 13 14 year olds to make the Sou thern Regional Tournament, are on this year's .Savages including Nlkl Burke. Val Smith. Mamie Frey and Heather Meyer. Switzer and Lawson were also members of Ihc Eagles Iasi season. The addition of Lawson In the outfield gives Ihe Savages two of the fastest players around. Lawson and Sanford's Aretha Riggins could proba­ bly cover Ihe whole outfield themselves and. with two more outfielders, not many balls will tail in for hits All four players who are moving up have also carried hefty bats so far this summer. Shuler, another player out o f Sanford, has hit over 600 In all but one tournament. Tam m y Jenerette and Lawson are two of the more powerful hitters while Switzer has been a consistent hitter all through her treshman season at Ovtrdo High and Into the summer season Switzer, a switch hitter, is also an outstanding pitcher. While ihe Savages have strengthened ihctr chances o f reaching nationals, the Seminole Hawks, the Club's 12 and under All-Star team, has been a contender right from the start The Hawks have won three tournaments and have compiled a record of 19 2. The only tournament they didn't win ihe Hawks tied for first but lost the tiebreaker which was total runs scored In the tourney. Defense has been the strong point for the Hawks thus far. Last week. In sweeping four games rn route to ihetr own tournament title, thr Hawks allowed a total o f three runs, made Just four errors and turned four double plays. And the double plays aren't flukes either like they can be in Ihe younger age groups. The Hawks defense seems lo come up with i lie clutch double play In Ihe most crucial situations. For Instance. In a 2 1 victory over Conway in last weekend’s semifinals. Conway had thr tying run on tlrsi wllh one oul In ihe top o f the seventh when the Hawks turned a gam e ending double play when second baseman Tonya Higgins scooped up a grounder, tagged ihe runner going to second and gunned in first Hu O r Na? Either Way Her Dream Comes True WIMBLEDON. England (Ul’ll — Slobodan Zlvojlnovlc' and Hu Na thus far have been the long and the short o f the unbearably wet Wimbledon Tennis Champi­ onships. As If the persistent, disruptive rain this week wasn't enough of a problem. It seems that to spring a surprise here, a plnyrr must have a name the umpire cannot get right Hu Na d o e s n 't trouble a westerner's tongue In quite the w ay Z lv o jln o v lc did In the Yugoslav's upset o f fourth seed Mats Wllander Wednesday But Is the young woman who Thursday surprised the 1984 Wimbledon Junior Champion Annabel Croft on Court No. 1 to be called Miss Na or Miss Hu? It was a Irlcky decision for an o f f i c i a l wi th such a straightforward name as Peter Smith. He opted for: Miss Na. Wrong. T e n n is set to he an active day for most ol the leading seeds Friday. Chris Evert Lloyd. Join) lop w om en s seed w ith Martina Navratilova, was due lo face fe llo w A m e r ic a n S u san Mascarin. following her husband John Lloyd onto Center Court for thr third match. Over Ihc wall on No 1, defending cham­ pion Navratilova was due lo play Australian Anne Mlnter. Men’s No, 2. Ivan Lendl of Czechoslovakia, faced a long wall before challenging Ameri­ can Mike Leach Hu. hovering around Mo <50 on the world rankings, snatched the limelight Thursday with her c o n fid e n t s e r v e - a n d - v o lle y triumph over C roll. u top 40 player. The locals almost forgsve her for beating one o f their own. surviving s tste exchange or The M an D ie g o -b a s e d H u. China's No. 1 untij she defected service games for a 0-3. 7-3 In 1982. wasn't loo concerned, victory. though. She woa too busy en­ E ls e w h e re , th e co m p u ter rankings provided an accurate joying ihe occasion. A fter q u a lify in g , she had guide. Evert L lo y d whipped mused on the possibility o f fe llo w A m e r ic a n M ary-Lou Plnlek 6-1. 6-0 after third seed playing on a show court. “ Today I think that my dream Hana Mandllkova had set the came true. I didn't rare If I won hall rolling w ith a 6-0. 8-1 or lost. Just to have a chance to demolition of Czechoslovakian jila y ..... " the cheery 22-year-old compatriot Iva Budarova. F o u r t h - s e e d e d M a n u e la ilu said after the biggest mo­ Maleeva of Bulgaria and Helena ment tn her tennis career. Jim m y Connors, the third Sukova of Czechoslovakia, the seed who is aiming to reach his s e v e n t h s e e d , a ls o ca m e sixth Wimbledon singles final, through, as did No. 13, Carling was down to play the first match Bassett of Canada. Sw eden's Carina Karlsson. on Centre Court against qualifier who became thr llrsl qualifier Kelly Evernden. T h e 2 3 - y e a r - o l d N e w ev er to reach Ihe w om en's Zealander, ranked No. 167 in the quarterfinals last June, slipped world, faced a mammoth task If lo a first round defeat against hr was to add his name to this • Czech Lea Plchova. In the men's event, sixthyear's list o f unlikely sounding seeded Australian Pat Cash, Wimbledon heroes If lop-seed John McEnroe Is nursing s troublesome hack, ujisel by his Nigerian opjxment came through 8-3 In the fifth set — who believes God's guiding against American Todd Nelson, hand directs his destiny — eighth seed Kevin Currrn won In umpires better pray they can th ree, and u n s r r d e d Boris quickly learn in say Nduku Becker, the 17 -year-old West German, outhlt American Hank Odlzor. Aftrr all the rain delays. II was Iflstcr. HOMES AT SIG CYPRESS GOLF COURSE In Winter Springs From $ 5 8 ,8 0 0 O p e n D a lly Til 7 p . m . 3 2 7 -0 3 9 2 WE BUY M O R T G A G E S ... We also m ake 1st and 2nd m ortgage loans on Residential or Com m ercial Real Estate up to (100,000. Personal loans are available Including Revolving Credit Line. Family Credit Services, Inc. A Q Company CAU M A t T W S C O n , M6 I . ON S.R. 434. NEAR 17 92 In The Park Square Shopping Clr. 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Thur»day nl|{lit nisei N l he rcanou t lin arc U.idlnU the National Lcagur Kami "People nn either (cam# talk tdioiil ln|nrk‘» — they‘ ve f{nt nolhlnk mi in .” tuild Nulnrii. who tapped Montreal's urnrlnft wllh a Isvorun. firih lnnlnk homer "Tnday we had four regular players out — Andre d u w m h i . Herb Wlnnlngliam. Dun Drleasen and Tim Wallach — and we h i 111 won. "In Montreal.” Raines added, "w e 'v e got players who ran cprpenlTlhe brncli and play." Jim Wnhlfnrd provided proul lor Haines’ eon Icnl Ion Ttuinsday nlghl He picked up Ills flfili liame winning Kill of the season — with a liiurth lnntng single off losing starter Larry McWilliams, <4 6 — In only Ills ,'IUtli game of the season. So did second baseman IJ L. Washington, who was pluylng In Ids 35lh game Hr scored the Kxpoa' first run on Wohlford's hit after leading off the fourth wllh a double. Later, Washington was forced out o f the game when he strained his right hamstring for the arrond time this year. Raines said the K h|mis have one other secret weapon the experts overlooked when they picked learns other than Montreal to win the NL Kkml — rigid handed relief pitcher .IrfTRenrdon Padres 6, DodgersS Whether or not Pernando Valen/urlu wus at his best. Jerry Royster will always treasure Ids game-winning single ugalnst the Dodger ace, "Everyone remembers days like this against a pitcher like this." said Royster after Ills twoout single In the sixth Inning Thursday gave the San Diego Padres a 6-5 victory over Los Angeles. "I know I will. "(Viiletwuelu’sl probably the best left hander In B a s e b a ll Clearw ater Musician Didn't Expect An O rgan Transplant CLKAHW ATER (Ill'll - The lu st t h i n g W ilb u r S n a p p e x p e c t e d ut J a c k R u s s e ll S t u d I u m w a s an o r g a n transplant. A dispute broke out Wednes­ (tinner on llrst In the third day nlgbt during the Clearwater inning when the turner lofted a Phillies' ntlnor lrugue baseball fly to right Held. ' The man was safely bark at game ugulust the Osceola Astros and the 64-year old Hnapp was llrst uftrr the catch, but the ump the only person ejected iiy um- called him oul for a double i |ilrr Kevin O'Connor. Snapp in play." Snapp says "There was u big roar from the crowd and I the Phillies' organist O'Connor. In no mood lo pluy started playing 'Three Blind name that tune, tossed Snapp Mice.' That's the llrst time I've mu lor a spirited rendition ol p la yed that tunc du ring a 1"T h r e e Blind M ice," on Ills Phillies' game, although I often play It when thr (imps come oul I $10,000 Kawal DX900 organ ga The St. Petersburg. Kla., resident on the held for thr first time. I says the song Just wrote Itself as also pluy it a lot when the major-league trams come down the pluy unfolded. "I Just couldn't resist It." says loi spring training My organ sits up In ihe middle of the stands ^Suspp. who's been pluytng or i gun fur 30 years. "Everyone was and this ump w alked o v er raising so much ruin and the call toward me and threw hts arm up In the ulr — Just like he was wus really had." The Phillies, who eventually throwing out a manager or wun Ihe Class A game 6-2. hud a p la y er” B a s e b a ll C o a l l iM d from 6 A Von E rie S m a ll — Another player with plenty of tourna* mrnt expetlence. Small waa a U tile American League star for three year*. Small, who aloo played for Elka. cun play almoal any (loalilon. Including pitcher, and la one of thoae players on ollrnae who always seems to be 1111tMIJtf J t f f S m ith — Like Small, Smith Is another 13-year old and also came off the Elks who figure lo have a good team next season. Smith waa one of the leugue'a top catchers this season D w igh t B rinson — Another In the mold of McCloud and Cox. Brinson, who played for Knights of Columbus, displays power both on the mound and at the plate. He la also an excellent In fielder a and waa the third player who hit one out of Chase Park this season Katrln N ath a n — Another member fnirn Ball Motor Line, Nathan did a good Job d e ­ fensively behind the plate and swung a potent left-handed stick. R ay W illia m s — Lucas calls him one of thr top live player* In the league. Williams, who played lor Knights of Columbus, will buttle for a starling slot at second base. Ron C ofield - Another KOC player. Lucas said "Peanut" will be vying fur an oullleld spot. An aggressive player. Cofleld la one ol' the lop defensive players on thr team H a rr y C h lb b a r t o a — An all-around player. Chlbberton played first base for Moose. Chlbberton ts a switch-hitter w ho hits It well from either side, This may be one o f thr most talented Junior League groups in a while and ll‘a not surprising since five o f the six teams In the league had .500 or better re* cords. Next behind Cobb & Rose C i r M r h it* Hank Aaron Sian Muaial Trla Spaakar Honua Wagner Carl Yaatrzamakl Eddla Collina Willla Maya Nap La|ola Paul Wanar Cap Anaon h i s (u n i ( m i o |u || N c a s o n s s i o le 7 0 NCA GRAPHIC While chasing Ty Cobb’s hit rscord ol 4.191. Psts Ro m has roomed by some of baMbtll s greatest heroes Next behind Ihe two leaders In bsM hits comes Honk Aaron, who also holds the ms|or-leegue career record for home run* with 7S9. SCOREBOARD (HUM T V / R A D IO t«*> M i l ! 1st H I t m «an tlllSAU « s * " sail s'*. i*s*. at aimm« 4><h * • it* twins < »* tits lis t i m ll*SLMt*>H*ll«S*t 11* *H | I l/Ml (*"*t Hi MU* * Or. H '".*•'* ill SOU |«*. WFI s FGA **•*»> C*M * •* >*uM*t'*« Ul IVFS l***r G**r|r *! It'S •* * *W irts r a te s HMOOa USAAluNf if l LI tuts tAosg H«V SAM*** l*r*1(t.r a* m 11 * .» t * r ■ - (IF h Katana*!MUM** , »• I IT* *GAi*r*ri t t U H t * 4** *"• ••uMrtiart ill MIMFKl 1l| * (ITS A l r w i n t Mt* i l*ttt<kt'i tl* tt I m " i <m ••***«*«! IMS i % *• ■ l|M H IV ll FMiiMHM F*.****! *•*"•«■ I i*M III (IT S H r » s t m * CM" 1 1001siu S » m • art. t •««*•*•* it ' S 4- t• •<** t F«* ******* ( w 't ’SwMfc’M i ••• I !FH F£a !***,* USCA CS** '*'4'*uM4'«* ill OlIMFtCI II* IlFS " ■ 1 ‘r " « t Mr I lints I S I* • »U> I * « H I P Sru •Mt* M "• M. H W V t t 4*4 HAS <4. C r* **", It * - -Sr-t M«r I Tt*~ GtM Mt t l t Mt - *'!*’ TIMMS ' 4H in •* •i.* n t • 4* i uUi *M*r ¥ Ml (IFH 'St kvM*> G***S H**•* 11• i*M*tr tUrttua* IAUIAU i rt* il*rtt I0CTIAU t.r iUtOIAOHS <#• I d s k g n l i l , I I •• IVFS T«* It naui v l* ***** IlFS 'St I ***** ! ,»♦,»*■ US*n I'M* .. .Ju n iors H IT COM PANY 1atisetiall. I run only remember one Infield single off him In all my other times against him ." Royster, who came to the Padres this season as a free agent from Atlanta, drove In Garry Templeton from second to make a winner of Craig Leffcrts. 4-2. Rich Gossage worked the ninth Inning to earn his 17th save. Reds 7, Giants 0 At Cincinnati, Wayne Krenchlckl drove In three runs with u homer, double nnd single to power (he Reds to a series sweep. Ron Robinson. 2-0, plli lii'il lu only one trailer to earn the victory and red Power got Ills I2lh save. Jeff Leonurd hit for the cycle, but the Glunts suffered their seventh straight toss. Cardinals 4, P h illie s 3 At Philadelphia. Willie McGee had three hits and scored hla tram 's first three runs to help the Cardinals snap Ihe Phillies' five-game winning streak Kurt Kepsldre yielded four hits while striking live and walking four to Improve to 5-5. Jeff Laidl notched hts sixth save, Cubs 4, New Y o rk 3 Al Chicago, runktc Hilly Halchrr had three hits and two HIM, Including his flrsl major-league burner and Rick Sutcliffe hurled u five-hitter lo help the Cutis. Ryne Sandberg and Leon Durham added solo homers off Hon t>arllng. 6-2. lo give Chicago Its second triumph In u row after 13 strulghl losses. B raves 4. A stro s 1 A I Houston, Zane Smith. Jeff Dedmon and Itrucr Sutter combined on a slx-hlltcr and Cluudrl! Washington blasted a solo home run to lead Ihe Braves to thetr fourth strulghl victory, Houatim lost for Ihe sixth straight time M IIS4U Hull u t m .^*i Ohuh 1UI r H U l« !**" 1** **> 4 1 IIU U IS I* " Bull Ut I * •-M t ¥ la u g m M IN I ' H »■ flit >1AM '■ I n r i ¥ Mr* ’ *> ’ ***** SIMM* *•*.>« lux H t* Ilia 'f l i l r r s k i r tllllU l i||fl Hill U t <1 •** ¥ lr* *-*»** >***'• DOGS •!>■MUM•*>>'UTHI SVTI ifl(IH4 !* • Hill* I (441 U I tu t* Fr* saiisut , h i * - s rill *>•** F m i ¥ us •*SMi cmt>'ll SWIM I | * • *(FS i ||F lgflt**.|flt •I 1 * » l I^M| H * ■> ••* Su m a , I'flMS' WlhHM Ilrsn-STAC S B , ******* 'IN IN )4 M*p a « IS •<<■■• IS • HSI* » F1411WS, I as II(DB ■■**..» iso sa 'M b G n VMT«F«t lU M H B A LTIM O R E (UP11 - Th e otruggllng Baltim ore Orioles, taking a •ail-admittedly ''conoidciable risk'' tn obtaining drugplagued second baseman Alan Wiggins from the San Diego Padres, are ronlidrnl Wiggins will be an asset. "W e recognize thr consider­ able risk wc have taken in • onctudtng this deal." said Or­ ioles general m anager Hank Peters Thursday "Drugs very nearly ruined his career. W e Ixitrvr he has an Intense dcsirr tnrehablhiaie himself. Wr hope ihe Orioles' fans will give Alan a ch-mcc lo prove himself both as a Iiallplayer and as a man.** To acquire Wiggins, the O r­ ioles gave up right handed re­ liever Roy l.ec -Jackson, who had Heed with thr chib's Triple-A team In Rochester. N.Y . and a plavrr to be named lat.*r. To make room for Wtgglns on the rosier. I be team ts expected to release Joe Nolan, the veteran catcher whose knee problems have limited him to a ptnehhltilngrolr. Wiggins, who twice has been irealrd for cocaine dependency, agreed to forfeit up to one third ul Ids 4-year. $2 6 million conirarl should he again lapse Into drug use. thus sealing thr deal he hud been hoping lor. W r arc well aware that there is no guarantee be is completely r e c o v e re d fro m Ills d e p e n ­ dency.” Peters added "H ow ev­ e r wc Icel that with the help of tin* Orioles' management, hts n e w t e a m m a t e s , a n d an excellent em ployees assistance program we ran help him siratghten out his iirrsonal life and hr can help us on the field ." The Orioles have lost seven of their last 10 games — despite th r return o f Manugrr Earl Weaver — and arc 35-33 for Ihe season. 7 'A gam es behind American League East leading T o ro n to e n te r in g T h u rsd a y night. Wiggins. 27. was hilling 054 In 10 games wllh the Padres In forr hr was suspended after a second publicized bout with co­ caine, He recently was assigned in San Diego's Triple A club at Las Vegas. Nev. A lifetime .259 hitler who tn >a I S IN IN IS •• anu so. Fatiow ititsimo ...A ll-S ta r CuntlDuad from 9A llgaltoi lu the league but he did hr felt an obligation admit he thought ght of himself, I too "I don't think I would have gotten that much playing time in American Legion.'' he said about the Lake Mary H um where he was a freshman laat year. "I think 1 did the right thing.” But what about these other guy*? The ones who left? Prom didn't show any resentment. He waa philosophical. He didn't put the blame on anyone or anything He was a class act even and tin S i s e s P W ig g in s I* expected to become Baliimorr'a shirting second baseman and leadoff hitler, uddtng firepower in a lineup Dial Includes Eddie Murray. Cal Ripken, Fred Lynn and Lee Lucy. Alan Wiggins Is a quality player who ran provide several ol the offensive Ingredients w r have been lacking." Peters wild Hr has excellent speed He gets on tiase a lot and he ran cover a Ini ol ground ut second tiase.” GROUPS SAVE PIRATES PITTSBURGH (UPII - Th e heads of Wesllngiinuse Electric and U S Steel and Mayor Rich­ ooisnoo 4 i m H Url HI ard Cullgulrl have Joined forces B4 »•!*- VISM II B *M* lar* IB IN IN 10 assemble a group of corporate • M S a lw IS IS SWIMMING and private investors that would ' * «a b * . IN 4 i i l l i i o .F l i l i n N , t l l l « l o o Boo (*■■ NwMsMao hid on the money-losing P l^ •••••a- vh.o ii n Isburgh Pirates before Ihe end Of ■•u*Ol4»| BN 4 0 IN -***■*lo BN I S iiuiiiwsn i he summer. MCl«lB*VS**t IN - a * — * m sb t a w Cullgulrl also said ut an If), giitiBiu Finns o nil ii mo ‘ V* a Dm* (M*| mm a B•<*< lornial news brirflng Thursdi MSiara V U .I » S -o** i o n BN 10 IN •a ' *#• F a a r F*< L**4B>*B* I T M B*.'*S a. ***** .«« 1| u** that the City o f Pittsburgh w oi DQlF-SS 10 IN negotiate concessions on the a ' i* a^...#.* > <*>.* a , »* .., ■aMSPM IN g n t is a . f n u n ■ t it 11 >xi ■ *"* * * . * .'* * 4 ra I'ira lrs' longterm Iruse with B *i*»- VB.B II II EW St" S r w >*4 0* flata for Three Rivers Stadium — upd (m u so 10 IN r-4t**a r U N I I I W • r v i . ipulaarFM 10 IN .*4>«* 4«a*g S * M M 14 IO 1 might even contribute lunds to uaoauv IN *<* ***• F**B4 W* D**r C4M*r ihe investment group — If (hat la g .iS iiia Fiis in s s t n t iiiH io <<0 I ’ a «*.#"*fl*a, I m JMlui •M'a.*- I B ( n s what Is necessary to stave off / H , il|40 *4 ,1a*W* BO 4N ’ N '<4 I irl* CBU'lfl*'.! I'Mfli* purchase attem pts by oul ofKitMNwatl 10 10 ********** F»r l m o B* INIS I town groups. •**St IN Co* ** M«( *• I 4**m Ogiaai til* gntiiso. Fsiioso.ruiuisio .m u •< las | F.oun "I stand ready, willing and o t .u a -SBC HU • <<or M* u t >r*a'**ar>* I .not, able lo discuss any coniraclural i»3l*> IN as 10 * ¥ a**4 I I -A a Fos fl*n r* HOI ao.*g*iwa 10 iN << « •* - ..»u ,*•** 14 nt arrangements necessary to make B »(| * I IN 11 more al true live for a locmj IIISIO M F ,m I* ■ TtM IllS lN U8PL mb i H t -s a g n o group to buy the tram and ulso • •oSas*i 4 10 10 fiB4i vaitiD m ill lootgiu to provide any public financial 4 ,VBri 14 iN I. a . i r * i * 10 . aid possible." Cullgulrl said. guiins f i i i m i n l a i n t o o "A t the present time. I .uu 0m i **4 |i u a B It ISO .aa*-VAC OH ••• r*g*l4* aaai*al only going to discuss this type q( l|..,.*StM no 40 aO * f i i a • s a11 ■ • I I I M th in g w llh lo c a l groups,.'.* w ill FltftlU « t g * i l II Cullgulrl added. S*ai I *111aaaa »1141 " • 4041 n o . t (14 t w o 1411 Float I D t I mt'**-vug no P ir a te s p r e s id e n t D an M C lI'H l IO 10 IS Galbreath last November pro­ ¥ >** <ya* 1 N 4* ¥ to IS > is mised io try to sell the Nation*) • • -r IB u H Ill* giaiMOL F l*l| NO. T 1*141 in s la-ague team to local buyers whu ■**B* a*. ¥ Oa* 4*4 1 O * ■ N a <411111101 **4 i m a r HHO would keep It in Pittsburgh But <•<itvo msin *«< *o* * Ba torn F | a i o . i n . u i no he has becom e Increasingly 4 u«BH . aN aO 10 frustrated by the team s moufri la B in iili a**SBatr 10 10 Wmmii Mr a > IB*4 14 ting losses, growing debts arid •#' g i r « M Mat 14* g 1*1 s o f i *u o » t w tiiq n dwindling attendance as well $j{ Sami M il '» < * * - SAB OO >a-*|i i m aM '"** rgx ’’ N a# to (hr lack of an official purchase » S*.f I'M* i o 10 bid by any local Investors. (Sioilsflillg ‘ m * » *a4r 10 UMil MBM gi lti n o F i*naan t i B l o i n a Earlier this week. Gulbrratijf •‘ I *r<a.**BI BI 'A* M ltlillM O threatened to put the team. tbf. which he reportedly Is uskinjf upwards of $40 million. Int^ when he didn't have lo be. Chapter 11 bankruptcy in ordtr"Everybody has to make hts own decision.” to be free o f contractural obliges Prom said softly. "Everybody started going to lions to play tn Three Rlvcsd Legion. 1guess the rest went because everybody Stadium until 2 0 1 1 and a t t r * $ else went." out-of town buyers seeking n » d The players weren't Ihe only ones who left. Jor league franchises. When It was evident Altamonte wouldn't field Several out-of-town group#! Its usual powerhouse team in Ihe Senior have contacted the Pirates, aod; Division, some of the more experienced coaches some of thoae groups have tried* shied away. The frontrunners. to Interest Ihe New Jersey S p o r ^ * I guess I did at first, too." said Woody Authority In providing Ihe trajip Woodard, who will coach the Seniors. "But then with s place to play. I thought, that's not my style. I'm not going lo Thr goal o f the group. Barge run away like those other guys did," said. Is to raise money both That makes two all stars. Th e rest should purchase and continue opcrstlr wonder about what they did. i hr team for a few years until 1 * an turn Its fortunes around. :55 I �PEO PLE Evening Herald, Sanlord. FI. Friday. June 21. I t l J — *A G a rd e n in g Begin Plans N ow For A B etter Fall H arvest By now, mosi of us have Just about finished harvesting and storing all the vegetables from our spring gardens. Although It's not yet time to begin making preparations for fall planting, you should not completely forget about your present garden. Even during this Interlude, there are things to think about and tasks to do to Insu re c o n tin u e d gardening success. A lfre d Besscsen Urban llo rtic u ltrls t 323-2900 Ext. 1B1 and pickle worms can be very destructive at this time And. M a in ta in in g a su ccessfu l, even those pests which haven't productive vegetable garden Is a been overwhelming so far. oftrn never-ending enterprise Even la-iomc severe during the rainy though you may have a lull months Little creatures, such us between spring harvest and fall aphids, cabbage worms, squash planting, there's still work to be borers, and corn bud worms, are done. During this period, you comm on problem s. So. you need to perform those fine- should be especially alert for tuning tasks that ran make the signs of damage, and be pre­ difference between a good and pared to apply Insecticide ns great garden. needed. If you still have vegetables In In addition, maintain a sharp your garden, you should con­ lookout for the spread of plant tinue — perhaps Intensify — a disease. Any diseased plants regular (rest protection program should be pulled out and dis­ We're Into the rainy season now. posed of as soon as possible, which means hot. wet days, and preferably In the garbage ling. warm, humid nights — Just the I)o not rompost any diseased conditions that stimulate Insect plunts! I'lants remaining In the and d is e a s e pesl a c t iv it y gard en s h o u ld be sp rayed Tomato and corn fruit worms. weekly with a good fungicide Your frien d ly neighborhood garden supply shop can help you select both an Insecticide and a fungicide. root zone In a mulched garden The most striking observation you'll make about mulching Is how It controls soli moisture. V e g e t a b le s g r o w n on unSummer Is a good time to mulched. hot. sandy Florida evaluate the seed varieties you soils will droop, while those selected for the spring garden. grown In mulched gardens will Ask yourself such questions as stand tall. We’ve w en all kinds did the v a rie ty produxe o f materials used for mulching, strong, vigorous plants? ... what including black plastic sheets, about the quality of the vegeta­ pine straw, hay. oak leaves ... bles themselves? how about even such things as peanut disease resistance? Try to make hulls, and nrwspapers. noies of the varieties which did Getting rid of grass clippings well and those that didn't, so and garden refuse can be a you'll have some Idea of the ones problem during the summer you’ll want to Include In your Yet. these garden byproducts fall vegetable garden. Here's can be turned Into useful com­ where a garden diary can be post with Just about the same very helpful. effort as bagging them for re­ Summer offers a good oppor­ moval by the trash hauler. In tunity to observe the beneficial many Instances, the compost effects of mulching, too. If you may serve the same function us mulched your spring garden, (K-at moss you’ll notice that you have very Good compost consists of a fe w w e e d s , w h e r e a s y ou r small amount of soli along with neighbor's um m ilehrd garden decom posed or partially de­ may be overrun with weeds. composed plant and animal res­ Nematode Injury Is less on idue. Compost Is especially m u lched v e g e t a b le s . W hile useful In Improving our sandy nematodes will attack mulched garden soils Although compost plants, their effects are not as contains some nutrients, the severe, because of the healthier greatest benefit comes from im­ Perfect Child's Flaw Blow To Parents DEAR ABBY: Tim c weeks ago I accidentally found my daugh­ ters birth control pills, and I haven't been able to sleep since. She’s 18, a straight A student und active In our church She’s worked since she was 16 and saved every penny for college. She was a perfect child |we thought). She's planning on gocontrol her artlons. •Ingaway to college In the fall. I am not asking you lo con­ When 1 found those pills, I hit the celling, and told her since done premarital sex. but I urge she's having sex. she should get you not to destroy your once married and forget ubout college. wonderful mot her daughter re­ I didn't really mean It. but she lationship because you don't see hurt me so bad. I wanted to hurt eye to eye on this one Issue. Hr thankful she's not risking her. VJ. Her steudy boyfriend la In tils pregnancy, and love her for her •«*<'(Mid y r « i of rolteK*1. fir* fit 111 it(I in Iruble qualities. She appears picks her up, but doesn't come lo have muny. DEAR ABBT: Amy and I are la (he house. We used to think ,he was tops. He doesn't drink or gelling marTled next month We smoke and he goes lo nur are both 23 and very much 'n church. love, but we are having a minor My husband was heartsick disagreement we can't seem to when 1 told him. but hr hasn't settle. 1 have never smoked bul •said anything to our daughter. Ainy has been a heavy cigarette He's too rmbarassed I guess smoker since high school, and maybe we should be thankful she's made It very clear that she that she was smart enough lo go plans on smoking at our wed­ to a doctor for pills, bul I cannot ding reception. She says that condone premarital sex. What alter the wedding ceremony, she will "n eed " a cigarette lo calm Should I do. DISAPPOINTED MOM her nerves, And she's sure our DEAR MOM: You shouldn't guests will understand. I told her that the sight of a “ d o " anything other than accept the fact that your daughter ts no bride smoking a cigarette In her longer a minor and you can'l bridal gown and veil would be Dear Abby 1U d is g u s tin g and p rob ab ly a breach of etiquette. I've sadly acceplrd Amy's ad­ diction to nicotine, bul Is It unreasonable to ask her to refrain from smoking on Ihls very special occasion? SMOKED OUT DEAK SM OKED OUT Yes. M n nine addicts need a nga n iii when they -oc under pre­ vail »• 1agree, u bride in a gown •ml veil does not a pretty picture make with a cigarette In hand, but since you ho strongly object, •sg her to excuse herscll and sm oke In private when she Icrls lu- need " Since then, my TV scl broke down and now my refrigerator is on the blink, and I had a big light with my husband. I usually laugh at such colncideuces, but now 1 am wondering II maybe my throwing that chain letter away has something lo do with all this trad luck I've been having proving the soil texture. You will still need to add some fertlllrer to y ou r garden to get the greatest growth and production. Many types of organic material can be used to build a compost heap — sod. grass clippings, leaves, hay. weeds, manure, sawdust, shredded newspapers, wood ashes (not from hnrhccur brlquetsl. and any other plant residue. When compost is ready for use (generally about two months or so|. It should be dark and crumbly with much of ihe original identity til ihe materials lost. Now. you have what we refer to as "humus.” Composi or humus is also a va lu a b le m u lching m aterial p f / I m around the garden and land­ scape plants. You can use It as a "lopd ressin g" for lawns, loo. and when II contains a small amount of soil, you can use it as a (Hitting soli for house plants or for starting seedlings. Y o u m a y think o f o th e r su m m er ch o res an d new gardening Ideas M eanwhile, don't forgel the care o f your plains that are still producing A little extra elTmi may squeeze some valuable productivity from your old plot. And, la- sure lo use any extra time during this slowgardening season lo make your future plans — ones that could pay off In a tteltrr fall harvest Happy gardening' The EYES have it! Ant! So Will You With N «* G lim s . See For Yourself How Much Belter You Look And Feel!! ! WHITE GLASS LENSES SINGLE VISION * 2 5 LARGE SELECTION OF FRAMES Ttnti A Ptwls C»v» A**U*H*. Tss* D a ila n Frtv trla lla a W W INCLUDtS FRANKS C la im OwpIksM. RV|»»lm»iili 1 YOUR ( TIGlASSt X SAVING CINTIR 2VU t fit HCMAVI (H *?> mtOOO SANFORD MON 1IIM1I Phi «l AM 9 I'M. SAT !• AM I I’M • U.MilU.a Ai I I’M ('limed Last Sal Ol I In Mirtllh SCARED IN NEW YORK DEAR SCARED: Chain tellers are Just so much rubbish, bul they can be damaging If a person becomes frightened by them. Chain letters that threaten "dire consequences — even death" are u ga ln st postal r e g u la tio n s . DEAR A B B Y: For years I have Should you receive another, been trying lo find an answer to send It loyour postmaster. C O N F ID E N TIA L T O B.B. IN Ihls question: hovf did "Peggy” tom e lo be ihe nickname for BANOOR. M AIN E: I'sychlairy Is not an atheistic concept. The ■'Margaret"? I hope you or one of your greatest textbook ever wrhlen on readers can com e up wlih the human behavior Is ihe Hlble. In answer, os I have been trying for w h i c h I h e p r i n c i p l e o f psychoanalysis was scl forth years without success. My given nama Is Margaret, 3.000 yean ago: "A n d ye shall but 1 have always been called know Ihe trulh. and (hr Irulh Peggy I like ihe mime Peggy, shall makr you free." (John but when people ask me how H 321 Nut until one knows the truth Margaret came tq be Peggy. I about himself, complete with all don't have an answer. PEQGY (REALLY the grim hostilities, insecurities MAKGARETI and unresolved conflicts, Is he truly "free." DEAR PEGGY: If someone out It Is t h e r o l e o f t h e there knows Ihe answer. I'll pas* psychotherapist lo remove the It a l o n g . H e a d e r s ? camouflage, self-deception and DEAR ABBY: T w o weeks ago. rationalizations. and to bring thr I received a chain letter In Ihe unconscious conflicts Inlo thr mall Informing me that If I didn't conscious mind where reason make 15 copies and send them can deal with them. Once reason ts gained. Ihe to 13 people, I would sulfrr dire cure begins Because the truth consequences — even death! dues Indeed make one free. I lussed It In Ihe garbage 203 S. 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My finger* get so numb that I can t even thread a needle and my palm hurls. Can this be (rested? I am 60 and use my hands a lot. gardening and sewing. DEAR READER - What you describe sounds like a common and potentially serious condi­ tion. neuropathy, the malfunc­ tion of the nerves leading to your hands. This progressive disability can result from lack of circulation — as you can easily experience by trussing your legs and waiting for your foot to fall asleep. If nerves are deprived o f blood nutrients and oxygen, they will go all funny: numbness and iln g lln g m ay result L a te r, weakness may develop. Possibly you have a blockage In the arteries leading lo Ihe nerves In your hands. Nerves will tingle If they are com pressed. So. as w ell as seeking a vascular cause for your problem, you will have to determine whether the nerves to your hands are being pinched. This constriction can occur anywhere along Ihe courses of l he nerves — from your neck, down the arms and through the wrists. Your symptoms seem quite pronounced, so I think It Is appropriate for you to see a doctor, particularly a neurologist — one who specializes In dis­ eases o f nerves. In all likelihood he will be able to Identify not only the source of your problem hul also Us location You may need lo undergo special testing, l i ke n e c k X - r a y s and electromyography — a method of mapping out nerve and mus­ cle malfunction. The trouble may be well worth the Inconve­ nience and expense, however, because treatment lo remove the obstruction or compression Is usually successful DEAR DR. QOTT I am 88 and have hardening of Ihe arter­ ies My hands become numb In even slightly cold weather. What can be done about this? DEAR READER — You seem to have a purely circulatory problem. A s people age. arteries to various parts of the body become plugged with cholesterol deposits and these narrowed vessels cannot supply adequate oxygen and heat to certain organs, particularly hands and feel. Although vour condition ACROSS t Sprout* S For I foot S Plagu* complaint 12 Slangy affirmative t ] taking pit 14 Roman road 15 Patron taint of tailors IS Goifmg a>d 17 Cut down a tree 1S Famaia proptwl 20 Covered with velvety gtowtfi 21 And lo on may be difficult to correct, there arc certain things you can do to h elp the n u m b n ess. A vo id extreme cold. Use mittens and gloves Slop smoking. Send tour question." m Dr. Lam b r o » « \ 1331 H .uU oC liy StAllon. .Yen York. .V 1 10019 Anawer TOPraviou* Pullle 5 Rebellion 6 C>ty in Iowa 7 Aten bade S Typed eyeglaetet 9 Shothoneent 10 Units Of sound 11 Pirit tirport 19 To be (Fr.| 20 1900. Romtn 22 Actor’I flint 23 Wihoo 24 Bird (Let) 25 Shad leathers 27 Singer Fiugaraid 28 Beverage* 29 Unemployed 30 Aniwarad <•«*) Summon* 22 300. 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AM P C IN <5>NE J H<?UK_ A ik | ( MERE W THE PROBLEM ) J by Warnar Brother* BUGS BUNNY ‘i t x w l a . t e a c m NO u H C W 'tD M A * £ w hat5 HA5ENPPHPPER'? w a bst STEW . V I th im k 111 S < i P "T H IS H ASENPFEFPEf?.^ B y J t m t i Jacoby The gam e of bridge la som e­ times played under highly uncomfortable condition*. There can he poor lighting, for exam ­ ple, Inadequate air conditioning, •mini! tables, crowded rooms, or uncomfortable chairs. Bui one ih Hig h for sure The gam e la never played In a vacuum. Defender West. In his rush for brilliance, let the cal oul of the bag. a lid declarer South was quick lo notice what was hap(K it in g . With 12 curds In the red nulls. South arrived In a sixdiamond contract. It may seem unusual lh a t N orth ra is ed diamonds wllh only ihree-card support, hut his two aces cer­ tainly warranted some action over W est's three-club bid, Once diamonds were raised. South look off via the Blackwood aceasking bid. The deuce of clubs lead b y West wux a good shot. He, hoped lhat East would win the club jack and, after getting over his surprise at winning Ihe trick, then know to give West a heart ruff ortunately the club Jack failed to live. Also unfortunately, de­ clarer now knew lhal West had desperately tried lo get his partner on lead. Declarer played K-Q of diamonds and a diamond lo the ace. Next came the nine of hearts: when East played low. so did South. hough declarer had to give up a heart trick, passing Ihe heart nine limited Ihe defenders lo only one heart trick and assured the contract. None of this would have been that easy If declarer had not been tipped o(T to the heart situation by the lead of Ihe club deuce. N O M TM * A J 105 1 911 * A9S * I0B J WEST ♦ K 4J4 Y -. 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G EM INI (May 21-June 20) Companions will find you nice tp be around today because your thoughts will be focused on doing what you can to please ihose about you i by Leonard S t«r ’ Mm TUMBLEWEEDS MlNP IH S F T W ^ WIMBLE. I H^YTWNWtf / f ^ N l / T B l $ l 5 T H r AT NooN WITH A FELLOW MOffflC IAN. HOT WHY NOTj ' T �Budget Conferees Go Home Empty Handed WASHINGTON (UP!) — Senate and House budget negotiators are taking a week-long Independence Day break without any progress on compromise, und when they return they face a new budget proposal that Includes taxes. The negotiators were Vailed back together Thursday when Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenlct sensed a "ra y o f hope" on the sensttlvc Social Security Issue, but the talks ended quickly without agreement. As the conference recessed for the July 4 break, a bipartisan group or senators led by Lawton Chiles. DLakeland. Fla.; Slade Gorton. H-Wash.; unil Ernest Holllngs. D-S.C.. proposed a budget that would freeze defense spen­ ding and Social Security, except for the pobr. and would raise *5 9 billion In taies over three years. I « The senators' plan also Includes less drastic cuts than the Senate budget made In many programs and cuts ri( iily $70 billion from the deficit. ’Ill s clear w e’ re about to reach an imbasse here." Chiles said. " W e ’ve got to mil some revenues on the table (and) you’ ve got to treat people fairly; that’s what this plan does." But Domenlct. R-N.M,. said he did not support the plan and even some Demo­ crats said raising taxes now would derail tax reform. But the plan was backed by six Senate conferees, three from each parly, and therefore had e n o u g h v o t e s to p a s s w ith o u t Domenlcl's support. 1 Domenlct said his hope on the Social • Security Issue sprang from comments1 House Speaker Thomas O ’ Neill made suggesting that people with high In* comes could pay more tax on their Social Security payments. But other Democrats. Including pro­ minent members of the budget confer­ ence. rejected the Idea Social Security and military spending have been the toughest Issues of the nearly 3-week-old conference. The Senate budget would freeze Social Security payments next year but give the Pentagon an inflation adjustment. The House version would do the op­ posite. Both budgets are aimed at cutting S5t> billion from i h e m o r e t h a n •220 billion d e f ic i t In fiscal year 1986. Domeni* said he had planned to offer a new budget package that would Incorporate O 'N eill’s Idea — which would be the first Senate departure from Its stand on Social Security; *'ln light of his (O'Neill's) suggestion — that I considered a ray of hope on ihe Social Security Issue — I determined we should reconvene the Conference," Domenlclsald « * But D om enlcl n ever offered his alternative budget and House Budget Committee Chairman William Gray Insisted O 'N e ill w as speaking for himself. "T h e speaker's proposal is not a proposal of the House or the chairman of the House conferees." Gray said, Holllngs called O'Neill's suggestion "th e worst Idea ever proposed" and said II would turn Social Security Into a welfare program. O 'N eill suggested people earning above 125.000 for Individuals and $32,500 for couples could pay tax on 85 percent of their Social Security Income. They now pay tax on 50 percent of It. about Court: Bizarre M urder Tape Adm issible TALLAHASSEE lUPI) — The Supreme Court — divided on the legal principle at slake — has upheld a murder co tivtrllon that was b.ikrd on the victim’s luftc recording of his iivvn death. The Justices agreed Thursday that a trial l"*Kc did not violate Aijthony Paul Intlarratio’ s constitutional right lo privacy against u n w a rra n te d p olice wiretaps in allowing (h f tape to be used as evidence du ring his ISW2 trial. fr o s c c u to r s de * v(lt>rd Trim ble as a lugitlvc from Justice In ('itjtfornia who lived In Hrhward County under l hr n a m e M ic h a e l i'ltllllps They said hr o|*-raietl a psychology practice under phony credentials — as well as a mall order church. They also said In* rlarrano killed Earvin Herman Trimble over a b u sin ess deal gon e sour. As evidence Ihey In­ troduced Ihe tape re­ cording Trimble had made o f two separate conversations with a man Trtinble Identified on the tape as InrUirrano. During the (lrsl conv e r n a t io n . T r im b le a n n o u n c e d he w as culling Inclarrano out of a deal to set up a bingo operation under ihr banner of the mall order chruch In neigh­ b o r in g Palm Beach County. The second conver­ sation came three days later. In It. Trim ble Civil Rights Groups Laud Reynolds' Rejection W ASHINGTON (Ul’ll - Faced with a stunning Si a.iii- panel defeat. President Krugan says he w$l not Mbamton civil rights policies enforced by William Bradford Reynolds, his rejected nominee Inf a Justice Department promotion. L’lvll rights leaders railed the vote a major vitinry and a repudiation o f Ihe administration's 1 1111 rights policies they contend have turned h.l< k the clock 30 years for blacks and minorities. The Senate Judklury Committee Thursday rciiralcdly voted against Reynolds' nomination lo In* associate attorney general, Ihe department's ^N6 3 Job, In tense political maneuvering sparked by senators' charges that he misled the commitItV In his confirmation hearings ,ln a pointed stalemenl. Reagan expressed his ijpport of Reynolds. Ihe administration's civil Ibltls chief, and said he was "deeply dlsapVlnlrd" by Ihe committee vote, j' Thai some members of Ihe committee chose lo use Ihe confirmation process lo conduct an tk'ologlcal assault cm so superbly qualified a j'indldatc wus unjust and dreplv wrong." Reagan id. !“ Let me emphasize lhal Mr Reynolds' civil rigtil* views reded my own. The policies he pursued are the policies o f this administration allil they remain our policies as long as I am president." For his pari. Reynolds defended lit* work and maintained the administration's civil rights polities have been "effective In combatting unlawful discrimination." Reynolds' nomination was considered an linportant teat for the White House, and the defeat was widely viewed as a vole against Reagan's [MlllClCS. " It ’s a big victory for civil rights." said William lay lor of Ihe la-adrrshlp Conference on Civil Rights. In Dallas, delegates to Ihe NAACP's annual convention Jumped lo ihetr feet with thunderous applause when Chairman William Gibson an* ndunced the Senale panel’s action. An organ struck up "W e Shall Overcome." The first sign Reynolds would have trouble came when Ihe committee recalled him lasl week lo ex plain what some senators said were misleading statements Reynolds apologized to the committee for giving Inaccurate or possibly misleading testimo­ ny about his civil rlghli record bul declared he t e s t if ie d ’ ’ t r u t h f u l l y , h o n e s tly a n d straightforwardly lolhe best o f my recollection." The last time a Senate committee reacted a presidential nominee was In 1981 when the Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 13-4 against Ernest Lefever to be assistant secretary of stale. Lefever withdrew his name. briefly discussed the same matter with a man he did not Iden­ tify. There followed the sound of five gun shots und of Trimble dying. I’rocecutors said the v o ic e o f th e k ille r belonged to Inclarrano In c la r r a n o s tr ia l Judgr a d m itte d the tape as evidence over ihe objections of the accused's lawyer, who then entered a plea of no contest. Inclarrano was sentenced to life In prison. He appealed. Thursday, four o f the Justices agreed the tape could be admitted as evidence, arguing the c o n s titu tio n and a statute outlining the privacy rights of the accused a p p ly on ly when a defendant has a reasonable expectation to privacy. W riting for the majority, Justice James Aldrnnun said Inclarrano lost that reasonable expeclnllon Legal Notice N O T IC I FO R N IA R I N O ON D E C L A R E D PUBLIC N U IS A N C 1 IN N i l Le* >1. Stock C . 1ST A O O ITIO N T O G R O V E T E R R ACE, •<car ding to toe pint c r r l H recorded In Ptot Boo* 1. Pe«a » e i toe Panic Record* •I Samlnoto County. Florid* preaanlly (heron •< being owned by Thelma J Seey heir* end ell parlto* having or claiming to hovd ony light. IIlie ar tntorool in toe property deter Itoed ebovo W H ER C AS. Ihe B oord el C o u n ty C o m m lio lo n e r t ol Seminote County. Florida, did on too Mis day o( May. IMS. find end declare unsanitary and a public nulianca; tool too owner at toe property according to toe property record* In to* Sem inole C ounty P ro p or •» Appraiser i Office an which to* ttructwr* I* tec stod I* Th tlm a J tody how to t M/ I lU r d I treeI CM<ego Illinois eoaor, lhal to* public nuisance It b residential structure severely damaged by lire tacatod at IIS Oak Sheet, Altamonte Springs. F tor Id* and above, end tool corrective *c lion Is rogulred to aboto to* public nutsanca. and W H E R E A S , is* Beard *1 County Com m l (Honors found toot too tallowing conditions constituted 0 public nuisance ( I I Th* building h o i been severely damaged by tiro and too element* of nature due to abandonment. (1) Partitions real rptter* and shbdthlnp. ceiling...... eeSortor end Insert or dears reeling materials, reel screen* and elndo * frame* are damegsd beyond reasonable repair, (I t Electrical aarvton. oiectrKoi pan***, electrical re capteclot electrical lights and switches ore dam oped ** to* eaten! lhal Pipy ere p hoiord. IS) Plumbing natures, plumbing drain syslam. Kef and cold wator dtotnwfton system and n o n o a lllo n l. Ill Th o r* Is eutsldsotthebuHdbig; and W HEREAS, to* toilowing car rectlv* action necessary la abate to* public nutoanca to to darnel tob end remove too build mg. gorbdgt and rubbish hem toe property. MOW T M E B S F O R E . notice It hereby given to toe said Th*im* J Seey heirs and all parties having or claiming to have any rtgbt. tttto or Inter pal In too property described above, to C e u n ty C o m m is s io n e r * *1 Seminoi* County Florid* *t to M * m . *1 Its regular meet Ing an toe ilto day at Auguol. itoi. at to* Somme to County Service* BuMdfno. Roam W IM. I N I loot First Street. Sentord. P U t Z Z L E S C ELEB R ITY CIPHER c k s cw o m inriw w i m K w n w inipi Im Mtodbsmto h w u w w ii* sarm wm FM * i oua a too— C * by CONN* WCNCS "V T L H L VJ QTJI VTLJH O CHL C VTL JB VH BXABLR EJV JB 'V H B X A f L LX J U J IB X M B J O U ." — W L J W IL B JO U ' T C M U 'V BM YXl M W H BUFM VLLU. P R E V IO U S S O L U T IO N : "Y o u v e i l th a only otto w h o d O M n 't u n d e rs ta n d lha Situation in too Mtddto East " — Andy R oon ey why such structure should not b* declared a public nutaanc* and Rto corrective action ad ebalom enl spec I Hod In th* Nolle* *1 P u b lic N u is o .it* mould not b* taken, or cauoa. It any why top cast at to* correc tlv a b e ll* * *1 a b a te m e n t specified to to* notice ol Public by Thatos* i. Seay hairs' ar op i mi I die property W ITNESS ary hand and seal tots l a « day a* Juno. IMS D A V IO N b lR R IE M Clark to toa beard tH County B Y : Sandy Wall Deputy Clark Publish Fun* to. July L I t It. IMS DEG in when he visited the victim’s office Inlend­ ing to kill him. Justice Ben Overton agreed — adding lhal an a c c u s e d w o u ld expecl a different level of privacy In a business office lhan In a private home. O verton ulso s u g g e s t e d (hr Legislature clarify Ihe statulc. Bul Just ices Raymond Erlich and Lrander Shaw differed strongly, saying that reasoning — which wus based on earlier court d ecis io n s th ey said they a lso disagreed with — would "shake the foundations of Ihe 4lh Am em dm ent," They agreed Ihe lape was udmtssahle but legal Notice N O TIC S FOR H EAR IR O ON D E C L A R E D P U B L IC N U I1 A N C I IN R E : LM SS and IF. M IDW AY, according to to* plot (hereof os '•cordad In Plat Book I. Pag* SI. of toa Public Record* ot Samlnoto County, Florid* prat •ntty shown a* being owned by Rsbeto Chambers and Daretoy Evena and all parlies having ar claiming to have any right, till# or Intoreat in toa property da W H E R E A S . I ha Baard al C o u n ty C a m m lt s lo n a r t ol Samlnoto County. Florida, did on toa Wto day at May. IM S find and dec lore a slructura located In Samlnoto Ceunty. F lo rid a , to ba unsalo. un­ sanitary and a public nutoanca, tool toa owner at too proparty according to toa proparty ra cards In to* Somlneto County Property Appraiser s Office on which to* structure Is leestod is Hobart Chambers end Dorothy Evans ol HOI Valencia Court, Laniard. Florid* UFFIi tool tot public nuisance Is a residential slructur* located on Wator Street. Sanford. Florid* and described at tat forth and that corrective ac non to rogulrod to aba to toe public nultanca. and W H E R E A S , th* Board *1 County C e m m ltttontrt Found tool th* following conditions constituted a public nutoanca ( I t Th * b u ild in g has boon severely damaged by to* tie m * n t* a t n a l y r t Oua •• abandonment. I l l Foundation ptovs. eater tor wall*, astorlar Ing. partitions, root ratters and (twothing colling |*tot. tiN fto r and Intorior daws, roofng me facials. root Hashing window •last, w indow te r tt n t and window tram** a rt aomogad beyond rpoaasiabto repair, lit Electrical service, electrical panels, electrical receptacle*, electrical ughto and twitch** are dam apt d to tod aatont toot •hay ar* a hajerd, 14) Plumbing H s l u r t s . p i u m b i h i d r a in system, hat and ceto wator dlslribgilan system and hat water heater ar* damaged beyond reason able rapelr ar nanaslstant. ( I ) Thar* to no ovtoanc* at a kaptk Ian* ar dralnttaid. I f ) Thar* to garbage *< to* building. IM This condl lion censMIuto* a petonilei fire hatard. and W H ER EAA. to* tottowlngcarracllv* action nacattary to abato to* puM k nutsanca to to lie ia*it11ip at|l ■real —— J fwto oohwus^w M m kul|4 tM'T’vt prnwvw na Ing. garbage and rubbish tram NOW T H E R E F O R E , natka to karaby given to toa said Baker! Chambers and Ogrotot (van* and off parties having ar claim ing to have any rtgpd. tttto. ar Interest In to* property Be sc rbed above, to appear haler* to* Boar d at County Commit slanart *1 Seminal* County F tor Ida. at M:SB a m . at IM regular moating an to* IJto Pay *1 Augutt. IMS. at to* Samlnala County Sac vice* Building. Roam W i l l ltd! l e t I First SNpat. laniard. Florida, to shew couao. It any. w hy tech slructur* non *1 Niotsmant specified In aw Natka at P uM k Nutoanca should not bp taken, ar cause M any w*V Rto coot at to* carrec t it * a c t io n o l a b atem ent tpacittod in p m natk a at Pubtk by H o b a rt C h a m b e rs and Oaratoy Iva n * . Maw hairs or W IT N IS I tots Sato day at J m m . iM l D A V IO N B E R R IE N Clerk to toa Board ot County CamwtNMrweg B Y ; Sandy Wall Deputy C tor* Publish June M. July L II. 1*. MM D I G IS* argued ihr statute was d m tg n rd s tric tly to a p p ly lo " In lc r c c p lions" of conversations by police — and not to privately recorded con versa! Ions "T h e victim no more Intercepted' Ihe con veisatlon than he ’Inlerrepled' the bullets lhal ended his life." Erlich wrote. " I f crim i­ nal acts waive privacy rights, us the majority Implies, police have the right and dnly to In­ trude without u war rant Into a bcdhxnn w h e r e ih e o w n e r rrsldcnt is sm ok in g marijuana, reasoning that Ihe 4th Am end­ ment protection has gone up in sm oke.'" Legal Notice N O TIC E FO B M B A R IN O ON D E C L A R E D P UB LIC N U IS AN C E IN B E i Section a. Township If South. Rang* ) l la s t. West *1 toal ol Eosl FN F» tool ol North to of Nortooosl to of Southeast to at racer Old In toa PuM k Record* af Sam male County. F lor too peasant!) shown a* be Ing owned by Rstoe M Johnson end Ml peetiet having ar claim ing la have any tight. IMl* or Infer**! In to* property do ter t**d above W H E R E A S . Ihe Baard of C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r* o l Laminate County. Florida did on to* 10th day of M*y, IMS. Und and doctor* a structure located In Somlnol* County. F lo rid * , lo b « unsalo, un sonilory and a puMk nultonc*. toot to* *wn*r of too property *<cm ding to to* property r* cords In toa Somlneto County Properly Appraiser'! Office on which to* structure Is located Is ft*too M Johnson of Bout* t. Baa 1*4. Sanford. Florida » m . lhal to* puMk nultanca it a residential structure located on M X t i l l t lr o o l. S a n fo rd . Flo rM* and further described as sal forth above and tool carrec Hv* action It ragulred to abato to* puM k nuisance, and W H E R E A S , th* Baard ol County Cammltslonart found that to* following candiltons constituted a public nultanca I l f Th * building has baan severely damaged by too die m a n ta af n a lu r * d u e t* abandonment It) Foundations piers, s i tor lev walls, oitortor stop*, floor framing and floor tog. pertinent, roof raftort and (twothing, coiling |Msf, oitortor and Intorior doors, roofing mo tor lots, roof lleohlng. window glad*, window tc ro o n i and window homo* or* damaged beyond reason able repair. ( ) ) Electrical sorvico. otoctrlcol panels, aw chkol rocoptoctet. atoctrkal lights and switch#* •V* d im s ild to to* oatonf tool tody are ■ hatard. (ft Plumbing n a t u r e s , p lu m b in g d r a in system, hat and cold wafer distribution system and hoi w ater haalor era dam aged beyond reasonable repair or nonasltlanl. (I ) Thor* It no evidence af a sapfk lank or a* atnftotd. Id I Thar* It porbopa M to* bwMdUig. IF) This condl Man canatltvtot a pedant lot Hr# hatard. and W H ER E A S , to* tokening cor rte tiv * action necessary I* abato to* puMk nuisance It to dtmtoish and ramove to* build to# property NOW TH E R E F O R E , notice It hereby given to to# said Rato* M Johnson end *11 par lies having or claiming to h a w any , ar Intaraaf in to* Nocrlbad abew . to __ bator* to* Baard at C a u n ly C a m m l t i la n a r t at Samlnala Casmfy Florid*, af t o f f a m . at If* regular map! ing an to* INN day of Augwot. IMS. at IT* tomlnoto County Sarvtca* Bulldtoa. Roam W tIB. I N I Raaf First Itroaf. Sentord. Flor Ida. to Wow CPU**. If any. ssfty such slructur* should not ba dodarpd • puM k nutoanca and Rto carroctlw o clk n of abatam ant tpaciliad In th* N o lle * af Pubtlc N u lta n c a should rwf bp token, ar coua*. n any why *w cast M too carroc li v e a c tis n af a b a fa m a n t spec iltod In fh* natka of P uM k by Retoa M Jshnaan. har hairs ■. if any. w ' agplnat Rtaprsgarfy. W ITN E S S my hand and a tolt Sato day a* Juno. I INI D A V IO N . B E R R IE N Clark to th* Soar* of CoMify Commissioner t • V : Sandy WMi Deputy Clark PubUab: June a . July L tl. tt. D E G 1ST Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. legal Notice N O TIC E O F A P U B LIC H EA R IN O TO C O NSID ER T H E A O O F TIO N OF A h O R O IN A N C t BY T H E C IT Y OF SANFO R D. FLO R ID A Netica Is hereby given to*! a Public Hearing will b# held tt th# Comm its lor Room in toa City Hall In to* city of Sanford Florida *1 J 00 a clock P M on July A IMS. to cons a *- the adoption ol on ordinance by th* City Af Sanford. Florida as follows O R D IN A N C E NO trot Ah O R D IN A N C E O F THE C ITY OF S A N FO R D FLO R ID A V A C A T IN G . ANO ABAN DO NING A P O R TIO N OF A U T IL IT Y C A S E M E N T LY ING B E T W E E N GROVEW OOO AVEN UE A N O T H E FLO R ID A P O N E R C O M P A N Y EASE M E N T . P R O V I D I N G FO R S E V E R A B IL IT Y . CO N FLICTS A h O E F F E C T IV E D A TE AM parti*s In intyrasl and Cllnant shall haw an opporhtoi fy to ba heard al said hear ing By order of toe City Com mission of toe City of Senior* Florida AOVICE T O T H E P UB LIC II a parson decides lo appeal a decision made with raspacl to any matter consider ad ol th* abort mooting or hoering ho may need a w 'b e flm record at th* proceedings Including to* testimony and avldanca which record It not provided by toa City ol Sanford IFSIM O IO I1 H N Tam m Jr City Cto'k Publish Ju n o n IM ) DEG m N O TIC E FOR H EA R IN G O N O C C L A R ID P U B LIC NUISANCE IN RCi Lot It. H A Y M A N S AO O ITIO N NO 1. according to th* plot therool at recorded in Rial Book S. Pag* 1 ol th* Public Records al Somlnol* County. Florida presently shown s i being owned by Ada Natson and all parties having or claim mg to h o w any right title or tntorotl In th* property da K'lbad abow W H E R E A S , th* Board ol Cs unl y C o m m i s s i o n e r s ol tom, no*# County, F lor Ida did on the iVth day ol May IM). Imd and declare a ttructura located In Somlnol* County. Florid* lo b* unsalo, un sonIlory and a public nuisance that the owner ot to* property according to toa proparty r* tords Irt th* Seminal* County Property Appraiser s or t kt on which th* slructur* It located Is Ada Ha Isen no JarSsrv. Street Altamonte Springs Florida tllEI. 'hoi toa public nuisance is a residential ttructura located on Jackson Slroat. Allomont* Springs. Florida and further da scribed OS tat tor to abort and that corrective action 11 required to abate 'ha public nultanca. and W H E R E A S , th* Board ot Caunty Com miss lunar s found lhal too following conditions comtltutvd s public nuisance I I I Th* b u ild in g has baan tavaraly damaged by th* (la m o n ls o l n a l u r # d u e I* abandonmen!. ( t l FaundtMtnt piers, oiteiior walls. sstorNr slap*, floor framing and INoA tog. partitions roof rotters andi that thing, calling |oitl. astorlar and Intorior doors, roofing mo tsrlali. roof Mashing, window gloss, window (croons and window frames ar* damaged beyond reasonable repair. I ll Electrical service, electrical panels, (Metrical receptacles electrical lights and twitches ar* damaged to th* * slant that -hay ora a halted. 14) Plumbing f ls l u r o t . p lu m b in g d r a in t f t ltm , hoi and cold waltf distribution sytls m and hoi wator hoolor ar* dam ogtd beyond rsasonobl* repair or walltant. IS) Thor* It no ovldonca ol a taphe Ians or drolnINM Id) Thar* It garbage and rubbish inside and ouftnM ol to* building I f ) This condl tl*n constitutes • potential lira helard and W H ER EAS, th* following cor rtcllvo action necessary lo abato th* public nuttanc* it to dtmeiith and ramove toa build |. garbage and rubbish Irom tot property NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle* Is hereby given to toa said ADA NELSON and all parties having or claiming lo h o w any rlghl till*, or Intorotl In to* property described abow. to appear ba tor* to* Boord af County Com mlMtonort of Somlneto Caunty Flortd* al I B M a m . at Its regular mealing on toa lfth day ot August. IMS. at to# Somlneto County Service* Building Room W DO. 1101 East First Strati. Senterd. Flo*Ido. la shew causa. If ony, why such ttru clu ft should not be declared a public nuisance and too carrecliw ac Iton af abatamant ipaciltad In th* Natka of P uM k Nuttanc* should not b* I ahon. or coua*. II any why th* cool of to* Correc H r * a ctio n o l a b o lt m f n l spec Iftod In to* notice at Pubtk Nutsanca mould not ba paid tor by Ada ha Ison har hairs or assigns, or cauta If any, why said coal mould not ba asaassad •gains! the proparty W ITNESS m y hand and seal this lato day af June. IMS D A V IO N B E R R IE N Clark to toa Board al Caunty Cammlsstonart BY Sandy Wall Deputy Clark PuMIth June to. July S. 11. I*. IM l D EG lid fS O TIC I U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S N AM E S T A T U T E T 0 WHOM I T M A V COdfC E R N ftotico It hereby given tool fh* undorslgnsd pursuant to to* "Fictitio u s Nom a S ta tu te '. Chapter kdi OF, Florida t loM M . will regular with Rto Ctork at to* Circuit Court. In and tor lorn inoto County. Florid*, upon rote Ipl of proof of to* puMk* Iton of tots noflca, to* IScftttout C A R E A M B U LA N C E P ARAMS OICS butlnest of » S Highway If tl. C H IS Worry. F torId* n f t f That to* carper ol ton Intorotl ad In said buolnoto enterprise Is C IT Y A M B U L A N C E PARAM SOICS. IMC BY tyorott Gilliland D a te d a l C a s s o i b a r r y , I sm mate County. Florid*. Nut lld d y afJima. IMS Publish Juno |l. M July l I t IMS D I O IIS Friday. June IE, ItBJ—11A Legal Notice N O TIC E OF A P U B LIC H EA R IN O T O CONSIDER T H E ADO P TIO N OF AN O R DINANCE BY TH E C IT Y O F SANFORD. FLO R ID A tsotlc* Ik hereby given tool • Public Hearing will ba he'd tl to* Commission Room In th* City Hall In to* City of Vontord Florida i l l Of 0 Clock P M on July 1 IM ! to consider th* adoption ol an ordinance by th* City of Sanford. Florida, as follows O R D IN A N C E NO ltd! AN O R D IN AN CE OF TH E C I T I OF S A N FO R D F L O R ID A V A C A TIN G AN O A B A N D O N IN G T H A T POR TIO N OF FO U R TH S T R E E T L Y IN G B E T W E E N POP LAR A V E N U E A N D T H E S E A B O A R D C O A S T L IN E R A IL R O A O R IG H T O F W AY R E S E R V ING A U T IL I T Y E A S E M E N T P R O V I D I N G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y C O N FLIC TS AND E F F E C T IV E O A TE All parties In Interest and cititons shall haw an apportum ty to ba haard al said hearing By order of to* City Com mission of th* City of Sanford Florida A D V IC E TO TH E P U B LIC If * parson dec Idat to appeal a decision mad* with raipact to any maltor considered *1 lha abow moating or hearing ha may naad a verbatim record ol lha procaodlngt. including lha testimony and avldanca which recoed is not provided by lha City ol Sanford (FS)d(PI(M I M N Tamm, Jr City Clark Publish JunaM IN ) DEG^lM_____________ N O TIC E OF A P U B LIC H EAR IN O TO CONSIOER TH E ADO PTIO H OF AH ORDINANCE BY TH E C ITY OF SANFORD. FLO R ID A Nolle* Is hereby given lhal a Public Hearing will ba laid al to* Commission Room In lha City Hall In toa City al Sentord Florida at f 00 o clock P M on July I IMS, lo consider th* adoption ol an ordinance by lha City ol Sanford. Florida at follows O R D IN A N C E NO DM AN O R D IN A N CE OF TH E C IT Y OF SA N FO R D F L O R IO A . CLO SIN G V A C A TIN G ANO ABAN DO N ING A PO R TIO N OF D ES O TO O R IV E LY IN G AT THE S O U TH W E S T CO RNER OF TH E IN T E R S E C T IO N OF O R L A N D O DR IVE ( U S D A » t l A N O D E S O T O O R IV E R E S E R V IN G A U T I L I T Y EASEM ENT P R O V ID IN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y CON F L IC T S AND E F F E C T IV E O A TE All parllot In Inlarasl and citlient shall h aw an opportuni •y lo bo hear d *1 said haar mg By order ol lha City Com mission of to# Clfy of Sentord. F lor Ida A O V IC E TO TH E P U B LIC II a person decides lo appeal a decision mod* with rttpocl to ony matter considarad al lha above mooting or hearing ha may naad a verbatim record el lha proceedings Including lha testimony and tvktonct. which record Is nof provided by toa City of Sentord (FSIddOIOSl M N Tomm. Jr City Clark Publish June n . IM ! De g iso Legal Notice N O TIC E FOR H E A R IN O ON D E C L A R E D PUB LIC N U IS AN C E IN R E : Lo t 11. O R A N G E E S T A T E S accortffng to to* plal thereof as recorded In Plal Book tt Pag# fa. al th* Public Records of Somlnol* County. Florida presently shown at b* Ing owned by M onel* and Lur ton* Williams end all par tree having or claiming to h a w any right fill# or Intorotl In fh* property deter [bad above W H E R E A S , the Board ol C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e rs ol Seminole Caunty F lor Ida did on toa )*to day el May. IfU . Ilnd and dec lar* a structure located In Samlnoto Caunty. F lo rid # lo ,b * unsalo. un unita ry and a puM k nultonc* lhal lha owner ol th* property according to to* property r* cord* In to* Samlnoi* County Proparty Appraiser a Offko on which th* slructur* It tocatod Is Menci* and Lur ton# Williams of Pott Offko Ba* left. Sanford. Florid* JJD I. tool th* public n g ls a n c* Is * re s id e n tia l slructura w ia rtly destroyed by Hr* located on Citrus T ro t O rly* Sanford Florid* and further described os sal forth •bow and that corrocllw ac Hon Is rtgulrtd to abato to* public nultnnc* and W H E R E A S , lha Board ol County Commissioner I found lhal th# following conditions conslitwtod a public nuisance I I I Th* build in g has botn savortly damaged by lira and th* otomanls ol nofur* due to abandonment. I l l E s lo rla r walls, tttonor stops partitions root rolle rs and thaalhlng. cslling lots! s ■far lor and intorl or doors rooting malarial*, root Hashing window glass window screens and window Irtm a t arc damaged beyond reasonable repair. I l l Electrical sarvlco. atoctrkal panels, atoctrkal r# caplac'rt. atoctrkal lights and twitches tra damaged lo lha •itonl toal they ara a hatard 111 Plumbing Ha lures plumbing drain lyslsm , hoi and cold wator attribution tyttom and hoi wttar haalor or* damaged beyond reasonable repair ar -<on*iislonl, IS) Thora It ayl dance of a toplk tank anddrain Hold. Idl Thora Is garbage and rubbish ms Ida and outside ol to* building and W H ER EAS list following cor rtc llv o action necessary lo abato fh* public nultanca Is to demolish and remove lha build Ing. garbage and rubbish from lha proparly NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle* Is hereby given I* too sold Mane to and Luf ton# Williams and *11 parlies having or claiming to have ony right, tllto. or Intoratl In lha property dttcribod above, appear bator* lha Boord ol C a u n ly C o m m lt t lo n o r t ol Somlnol* County Florida. *1 I I 00 i m t l IK regular moo! Ing on lha nth day ol August. IMS. ol too Somlnol* County Services Building Room W DO. 1101 East First Slrool Sanford F lor Ida. to show causa, if any, why such slructura should nof ba declared a puM k nultanca and th* correctly* action ol ebattm ont specified In th* Nolle* ot P ublic N ultonc* should not be taken, or cauas. If any why lha cost of lha correc tlv a a c tio n o l a b a te m e n t spec Iliad In lha nolle* of Public Nultanca should nof b* paid foe b y M a n c lo a n d L u r l o n a Williams. Hwir holrs or atalgnt. or causa. If any, why said cost should nof b* astatsad against N O TIC E TIN SI Johns R iw r Wstor MonAgamonl D ftlrk t hat r# c f lv M an application for Con sumptls* Wator Use from SE M IN O L E C O U N T Y SCHOOL BOARD, I H I M E L L O H Y lL L E AVE , SAN FO R O FL D D I. application D I D o u t Akf, on l)/ig/ts Th* applicant prypoaos lo withdraw OSS M G O of G R O U N D W A TE R F R O M T H E F LO R I0 A N A Q U IF E R VIA I E X IS T IN G W E L L FOR GRASS IHR IGA TIO N to solve I t ocrtlsl in Seminole County located In sac Hon W Township I I South Nang* H E 0(1 Th* Governing Boord of fh* District will lake action to gram or deny to* applkkltonli) no sooner lhan M day* Irom th# data ol this nolka Should you ba Intorostad In any of hr# Hftod applications you should cu'.lact to* SI Johns River Wator Man •gomanl Disfrkl at P D Bor Isle. P alaK a. Florida } K J I ID* or In parson al II* ollko on S ta le H ig h w a y I to W est, Paialka. Florid* M d / tM U II W r ll l o n ob |ot D o n to 111* application may be mad*, bul should be received no Ia toe to#n I I da ys Iro m th* d o lt *1 publication Written ob|*ctiore should identity th* ob|*ctor by name and address, and fully date rib* to* ob(*ctton to to* application Filing a written obiacHon do** noi tnlilto you Id * Chap tor HO Florida Statute*. Administrative Hearing Only thoe* persons whoa# substantial interests ar* altoctod by to* application and who III* * peH Hon mooting to* rogulrtmonto of SatIkm M D H . F A C , may obtain an Administrative Haar ing AH llmafy tltod written abler Hons will be presentod to toe Board tor IK consideration in It* d e lib e ra tio n on lha application prior to too Board I an Ing action an to* application Oanni** T Komp. Director Division of Records SI John* A Ivor Water Management District Publish June» . IfU D E G IS1 F IC T ITIO U S NAM E Notk* to har (b y given tool I am engaged In business al P O Bov I f M. O rltd * . Somlnol* County. Florid* li f t ! under to* IkliHOUS nans# of A TO UCH OF S P RING and that I inland to register said name with to* Ctork at lha C ircuit Court. Samlnoto Caunly, Florida In ac cor done t with too provisions of to* Fktiftoud Noma Slafvto*. T* w it Section M l ft Florid* SUIutot IOff /%! Scoff W Kirby Publish Juno f. Id. II. M. IMS D J O t o ____ ______ _________ F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Noflca to hereby given tool I *m engaged M business *1 dll Las a B ird Sentord Samlnoto C o u n ty, F lo rid a under Ih* Ik liftous noma ol A E IN N E T T A C O , INC *nd to#l I inland to register said name wito too Ctork el Ihe C ircuit Cosrrt. Samlnoto Cosinty. * tor id* la* accordance with toa pr**totone af toa Fictitious Nam# Slafutok. T o w n SacI ton M i f f Ftorlda Statute* IMf >S' B M Aakar Publish June f ld .l l . l t . IMS DEG M W ITN ES S my hand and seal IMS arm day ol June. I N ! D A V IO N B E R R IE N Ctork toto* Board ol County Commissioners B Y Sandy Wall Oopuly Ctork Publish Juno j* July S. II. If. IM! D E G It! F IC T in O U S N A M E Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged in business *1 Iff Montgomery Hoad Altamonte S prin gs. Sem inole C o u n ty, Flor Ida Ilf It lasdor IhotlcHIlou* nam* ot BANK A BUSINESS E Q U IP M E N T CO RP . end toal I inland to register sold nemo with to* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court Samlnoto County. Ftorlda in accordance with the pro visions ot th* Fictitious Noma Statutes fow l! Section MS OS F Ior Ida Slatulos IkSf D IV E R S IF IE D TEC H N IQ U E S . INC /S' W A Foirlull. President /*.- K M Foirlull. Sacrolary Publish Juno IS. I I. I f A July S. IM l QEGfl F IC T ITIO U S N A M E Notice is hereby given lhal I am engaged m business al (Of South S ilv e r C lu s te r C l . Long wood Somlnol* County, F tor Ida H IM under toa fktlltous name al P M tS C O TT S LAW N AND L A N D S C A P I N G SER VIC E, and toal I Inland to ‘ I agistor said name with to* (la rk ol ih* C ircu it Court. Somlneto County. Ftorlda In accordant* with lha provisions of toa Fictitious Norn* Sioluto* Tow it Sai lion M l Ot Florida Statute* lost '* Hsr old Prase oil Putaish Juno I I . M A July S. II. I IMS. D E G 11* F IC T ITIO U S N AM E Nefift to hereby given toal I am angagad ■ busmans •• lira H llry 11*1. Lake M a ry. Sam male County. Florid* under th* fkflilos/s nam* of T H E D E C O R A TIN G C O R N E R , and lhal I island la register sold name with toa Clark ad toa C ire Mil Cfurl. Samlnoto Caunty, Ftorlda to accardarsca with toa pravlltarw ef th# F lc tltia u i Nam* Statute*. Toertt Soctkn M l PI F tor toa Statutes 1*1/ /*/ Sarah Elton Chapuf PuMish Juaa Id, I I . M A July A IMS O E G tf F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Natka I* hereby given toal I 1I« business af Iff Spring*. S tm ln a la C a u n ty, f ior id* U t i l under toa fictitious nam* at SERV TE C H CO RP . and toal I intend la regtsSer said noma with toa Clark of Rio CirceH Court, Samlnoto Castoff. Florida tn accardanca with lha provisions al ih* Flcfllloua Nam* Statutes. M erit Section M l f t Ftorlda Statutes in / D IV E R S IF IE D TE C H N IQ U E S . INC /* W A Fablull. President iV K M FseiuM. Secretary Publish juna 14.1). M A July I. IM l O E G ft �1 J A - E v t n i n g H e ra ld . S a n f o rd , F t. KTT -H' CARLYLE * by L*rry Wright F r id a y , J u n e I I , IM S 71— Help W anted CLA SSIFIED ADS S em inole O rla n d o - W inter Park 322-2611 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D EPT. HOURS 1:30 A.M. - 5:30 TM . MONDAY thra FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Neon RA TES «7C ■ I 3 COTMtutiy* time* SIC ■ I 7 52C * I 10 c«ns«<iitW* tlwgs 4SC a I Contract NaUs Available 3 Una* Minimum 1 Hi m ...................... DEADLINES Noon The Day Bofore Publication Sunday • Noon Fridoy Monday - 11: 00 A .M . Saturday 25— S p ecial Notices • M A R Y K A Y COSM ETICS • la in car* and cater Heir c o N N te ........................... m m o 27—Nursery & Child Cere I will babysit four (M id In my horn* weekdays Seminole Hiyh *'«!> Donna 111 1*01 Will baby 1 I ' rnr I . Ar , hours, no *g* llmll Call M l IM i 33-R e a l Estate Courses * * * * • Think Ingot getting a • a Reel Estate licenser e Wa altar Free Taitlan and continuous Training! Call Dick ar Vicki lor details i n i t a r . m fjo* i v r rr« ioio Keyes el Floctd* , Inc _ ^ IM ra a r«^ I^ g a ria n c a l_ _ ^ 55—Business Opportunities D E A L E R S W A N T E D ! H r* amt unique provan energy product Company paid laad proqram Low prlca, Larga prolill Not a franchise I al aniilanca lor •raining Im a ll Invattmanl lor invan lory lorlout colit onlyl Call M r V o il W i n M il I maka Ovar <10 000 a month with my telephone You con. loo Part/Fulltlm* MFOKH nr 44* t i l l Work I torn lam a tad pi 100 inserting anavalopai For in lor mal Ion hot! stamp to K 1 Enterprises. P O Hot IMI M i lilo o m lltld .il j 01001 41— Money to Lend N u tin e tt C apital IM.000 lo I I 000.000 ond OVOI P O dot Talk W iM w Pk Fla WTkd 7 1 -H e ip Wanted A C. M e cha nics A ta ry lc o Inilallallan Salary bawd on u p I bsnebtt ITT <N> Employment 323-5176 M il Pr#iKfc Av# Acrylic Applicator» n*#d#d to •ppty pfdtecflv# ( oatirty on c a n boat* and plan#* IS to I I 1 p«r hour Wr tram for mifb m San for d arra rail 1ampa I I J M* M il 71— Help W anted A LL TY P ES JOBS S TA R T WORK NOW! A ro m e t labo r •Mi m IMi Hi t no ^ ft»pO«t r«#dy for *0/ W tit If rtt» b *1 4 t iemlerd 171 1550 Attention Matters. MouWRwet or Anyone late mg for a good paying |ati Full tremmg Cell n i 7U7 A y m Baavff C#mp#»»Y Full or part time Cell Immedi •tfiy )72 StIOor )7) I 0 » CARPENTER S HELPER Wtnlad Mutl hovo t.pa ritnca ( .11 an.r IP V IV 1JK> Cashier Night position tar vie# tlotlon CO hr I Socu'Hy ITT to o Laonard’l Shall D I M T A L A S I I lT A N T T r r u n i saaking pari lima work, need apply 21 hour 1 par waak. will •rain 12 TO lo tla rl Sand pictura and rttuma lo Dantal Assistant, 211 S Oak SI . Sanford DOG [MINER F U L L OR FA R T TIM E M 04 HOUR M utl fit E ipaf)#n<4dt Ot4#di#fica< 4 PFOtectlOn 101*41 m o ( X C U T I V I IE C R E T A K Y With or Ryifhoul shorthandf Abi#*l Tamporary Sarvtc#* ni E f p e rtin c td A llro u n d Y ard Help In Winfar Spring* Call I 77 7a4l _______ if*o_______ FABRICATORS jaahlng indlyldualt w*lh tip # riant* in fabrication ol alumi fiwm window! 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Somtnolo County. Florida in accordance with lha provisions ol Iho Fk lltlou s N tm t Slalulot. lo wll Saci ion M l 00 Florida Slalulot ITS! D IV E R S I F I I 0 TE C H N IQ U E S . INC r> W A Fahloll. Pttiidanl x K M Fair lull. Sacttlaty Publish iu n t U . II. TO A July S. HM DEG W I N 1 H I C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O L E C O UNTY. F L O R I0 A P R O R A T1 DIVISION Flla Number (1 M dCP IN R Ii IS T A T IO F PAUL E M cM U R R A V Dacaaaad N O T ICR OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N lh a ad m ln ltlra lio n ol lha t i i t i t ol P A U L E McMUR R A Y, dacaatad FIN Nwmbar H I M C P . H ponding In lha C irc u it C o u rt lor Somlnole C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , P ro b a lo Division. 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W IT H IN TH R E E M O N TH S F R O M TH E D A TE OF TH E F I R S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TIC E I U *H cldim t agamtl Iho a tU N ond ( I I any obiaclisns by on Inlorotlod par sen lo whom nolle* was mailed lhal challenges Itw valid ity ol Iho will Iho quantitations al the personal itprotwnlellvo or Iho venue or jurisdiction ol Itw court A L L CLAIM S AN O O B JE C TIO N S NOT SO P IL E D W ILL BE P O R C V E R B A R R E D Public a I ton ol Ihls Notice has begun on Jurw 21 IM I Par tonal Raprotantaii vo Roy Forsythe I B S Em braySItM l Casselberry Florida I T W Attorney Mr Personal Rogrosanlallvo L W Carroll. Jr Lawronco W Carroll. Jr . P A F O b u lk Cataaiborry Florida MMF T.lophorw I IM I ES4 2FBE Publish Ju n a ll.M IMS D E G lie 105—DuplexTriplex / Rent 1 W t t A W rf c iZ if a I r t t c.neH in CoTe l/.fi \A K. '/bO B. R M R . W . 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M J O t l Immadiafa opaning* a C tru a i «Afarahou*a Navar a Faa* CEMENT WORKERS • H ELPERS E scollont pay Start right away ATI .200 99-A p *r1ments Unfurnished / Rent 7 1 -H elp Wanted Student*/Retirees/Housewives Part Hmo or lull bmo BIG tk long term auiomalx rtkidu alt T i l IT F l.o r jit t s a l Warned Lady lo bvo In 1 days a we*. Taka cart ol elderly lady M utl have soma nursing aide t.porfence M l (Fill Welder. Laytwi, 4 Fitters Faata Stool Carparalton Over lime 4 Orcollonl banaMt Call 7Y1 t u t o r Coma by aalS Edgawaltr Dr O i.ry to EO E 73—Employment Wanted C L E A N IN G LADY Call Kath, _______ roe m foaa_______ 91—Apartments/ House to Share Wanted to rent Mouse or apt Alto naod temporary fhop and » lor ago 111 ta il Suita IOC* 93— Room s tor Rent # C lvttU iN Apt* 4 Mama* TV Mfchari. laundry maid. ISO wk up Of • 471 S4*. 47)1410 Furnlihad Room For danf S#a at m s Gala PI ) block* off Ttttv$f 4 SonlfdAm ffoam Pfilh H o u it 4 Pool Privilaga* %AS a waak Coma lo cornar of Nolly 4 7Sfh ifraaf Counfgry C ub Manor, *124^ __ SAN FO R D Furnlthocl room* by tha waak Raaionabla rata* Maici *#r ylca Call J7I '4101 17 PM 4IS Palmallo Ava T M I F IO R IO A m u! I l >00Oak Avanu# n t 4)04 Paa*orvab*a Waakly Rata* 97— A perlm entt Fu rn ish e d / Rent Furn Apt* far law*# CMilan* 111 Palm#Mo Ava J C a a p t No Phuna Call* Lavai'y I I d r m Complafa privacy, walk to downtown. 14) wk 1700 *ar Call I I I 774* or m <4J7___________ lo *«ly 1 bdrm . claaf> 1*0 par waak ineluda* ulfllty IJS0 %ac ur ity tSapo«H Call 771*417 Of 77 1 4*47 _____ __ Matufa Ganttaman Wanlad iwith car 4 abt# fo do yard work in aichanga for partial pay man t toward* aparlmant Sand Ra ply to Boa 700. C'O Evan mg Mar aid P O Boa 1417 San ford Fla 17777 SANFORD CRT. APTS. LO CAL 0 R I V E R 1 Straight bucks Good pay Start right away SFI 4200 RECEPTIONIST. OFFICE H E L P E R S . C L E R K S . CRT OPERATORS I mmedi at e openings Good pay sc alas Call (Ft 4HO NOW I W ELD ER S Cor I if led Exoilont pay scales Call today (F I 4100 PAINTERS A P A IN TER N ELFIR t Immediate openings good starting pay Call today 471 4100 D R YW ALL WHh or without ..parlance Immadiafa openings Good pay Call te day (F t 4MB_________________ TOOL A Oil MAHER Fra far individual with alum! n«m manufacturing •■pari am a I y fi •■pvriamt with punching cutting and net thing dta* Mu*l hdva own tooii MACHINIST E>p*'ion<* In a manwlactur mg ope. ebon sotting up ond o p e r a t i n g o v a r i e t y ol toolroom machine* Must he a*io to work al riooa tolerance bom drawings Inlet ostod condsda tos shov'd contact HARCAR ALUMINUM PR00UCTS CO.. PO Drawer S. Senior d Or Phono O T tIM TRUCKDRIVERS NEEDED Pact lima b hdl lima FC L. goad dr lying record. 4 bo a**o s# do*. D O T physical Sat ta u TRUCKDRIVERS D'eael Radi M u E spar lessee haiplwi Call_______________ m o ii W AITRESS N E E D E D No aspar lance necokeary Goad benefits paid r e ta ilo r's Apply Its parson between FAJMIPM ol Wattle Mouse SloSa RO as and I 4, tankard i 331-0759. Eve 323-7*43 CALL BART REALESTATE R EA LTO R 121 MW By Owner 101 Forres' Dr . Loch A rb o r 1 b d rm . 2 oalh screened porch 2a* 100 Call 121 H i t HALL M i l l ! MK RTOtlOR » TTk»2 im e R a a U l TOU NEED TO I NON IB BEM (STIR on t bdirm turn apt! At*o a vaiiabia ttudfo 7 bdr m apar tmant* bdrm . larga living room kitchen win* appliances tlaO month * deposit 111 1020 1 bdrm . I bat*. 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Call 020 20.1 1 bdrm , 1 bath. 2 car garage, screen porch, paddle Ians, carpaling lireplece 2200 sec M i l mo . Raleromee 222 22aa. oiler > ________________ 1 B d r m / I both, g ar ogs AC/Meaf carpel, kids o k no pots. 02*2 mo plus deposit Work 12. 2201 or 2F4 *»20 1 bdrm House For Rani 0*00 a month, plus doposll 1210140 105—Duple*Triple* / Rent 2 bdrm, air. carport lone ad back yard, water and bash pick up included, 1100 par menth Call 1210111____________ 1001 * Meltowvlllo 1 B d rm . I bath. air. appliances 1121 par month plus S1J! security de posit Call 111 2001 STENSTROM R E A L T Y »R E A L T O R E X C E L L E N T BUYI 1 b d rm . fenced Greet lecehont Walk to all kinds ol shopemg' Un believable terms MF 10* Mini Nuthouses 220 A U p G E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S G re .l starting lab Several openings Good pay sit 4100 TR UC K D R IV ER S Long haul Immediate’ Good driving ro cord Over 21 art 4100 107—Mobile Homes / Rent 113—Storage Rentals Ont Month Fitt Rmt IMMEDIATE OPIN IN O S General Construction labor Good pay t ' t sloo LAR G E HOME L A R G E LO T Outer lireet F it up 4 save b*gl 1 bdrm 2 be'h al 2<2I Veto Pr ,c*d to **" lat ooo a Bdrm I B .m fireplace new kitchen bath i root, •encadback We* U * *00 now IF* *00 Buyer pays dosirv; vAKE H A R N E Y W i b r bore 2 Bdrm . 1 bath. air. fireplace screened porch S ilk per month Call le t sirs D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no as parlance necessary Fulltim e Good slat ling pay a rt* HO F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and P RO DU CTIO N W ORK Most shifts open Good pay scales I Ft SJ0Q BATEMAN REALTY 109—Mobile Home Lots / Ren! UMP PlKtA.......... 774-UU Term lN Technlctow One ol Fla t oldaal past control companies looking lor ce rear minded Individuals with a willingness fo learn and advance Co vo h k H k co bonetlls Apply ts.7 Pork Drive Spencer Post Control Nophocw CAIN_______________ Tired ol Jo* Hvnlingt Call Futures they have hundreds ot |ob openings tor those who want to work sri i »0 141 —Homes F o r Sale Lie Reel Ester* Breker loot Sanlard Ay* Avail. July 1st t bdrm Adults No CfcMdrm* no p#t» fully furn , ttr phont. #H uVURtMrii met Aft#< 1 PM. 177 7t$7 N(«5PRFm CARRIER NEEDED ChvluOlo. Or.ado oroo Musi bo bondebit have dapandabia Iran spur let ion hare lolophorw and ba ratponsibto To work brlwaon 3 <x> P M A a 00 PM Far mar* into call Tony. 172 2*11 between 1100 AM end s 00 PM ________ NURSE S A ID E S : A ll khltt* Eipefienced or certified pro lotted Apply In parson al Lakarlow Nursing Center, kit E 2nd SI ■Laniard NURSESNEBOED IM M E D IA T E L Y R N L P N and N A s . All thills arallabW. SIO bonus lor ell rw* employees NURSE W O R L D C A LL) SIS IH I in k Loo Rd., Winter Park 2 RORM . I to bath central err. nether dry or hook up. toby carpeted no pen UFO per month Call (10 Fata .b e ' a PM 141—Homes For Sale ............... 12104FO C O N D O ’S! 2 bdrm 1 belli, c e n tra l air/beal. cauntry kitchen! Easy Term*! 2 to chaasabom M l. 117—Commercial Rentals »10,014k see SUNLAND ESTATES! 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KISH REAL ESTATE lies tea *e S E V E N S E C L U O E O acres Cedar Frame 2 bdrm/1' ■ bath 1 story home boasts upper A lower decks to help you *n|ev the peaceful country salting E sposed beam c e lk e d ra l celling Br i ck llro p la c e Slefnei* glass wlndews 4 deers Carports Private F i l m Lush Landscapeng Fell Children WA T E R B I D S A C C E P T ! 01 Call......... 321-1911 2 bdrm 2 beth Hidden Lake Villa t car garage, pool tennis court access tU U 'iio OH i is F |4|,|Mi 'DO L I K E N E W Condo N#w bwth N#w p#lnt New c*rp#f. New C#btfl#te t#p*. N # « t i l * t#y#f #11 Hut 4 Owrwr will • * l ! t ! 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Eel in Kllchtn, game room fireplace! SRI,000 V A C AN T IA N D I Film * Pro party Ironleg* on 11th Street1 Ideal tor retail tales or con turner sarvrets tocalwn A high treble araa and tsceltonl tor locating any type ol rtteb establishment! see 100 W ILL B U ILO TO S U IT! YOUR LO T OR OUR1I E X C L U S I V E A G E N T FOR W INS O NG OEV C O R F . A C E N T R A L F IO R IO A L E A O E R I MORE HOME TOR LESS M O N E Y ' CALL TO D A Y ! O G E N E V A O SCEO LA RO ■ TO N E D FOR M O B ILE S ! t Acre Country tracts Wall Irtadan paved Rd 10 to Dawn 10 Y rs al I1 M From 110.2001 II you ore looking tor a l«K casslul career in Real E tIO e, Slenslram Really is loakMtg tor yau Cab Lea Aibrtghi today at 111 2420 Evening* M l ioa> CALL ANY TIME 322-2420 1141 PARK AVE *01 Lk Mary Rlvd I X C I L I I N T condi ti on. I M r m / l> i bath, family room with li r t f io d 11*14 »cr##n#d porch 1 calling fan* Kitchan HI —Homes For Sale Rr OwhEf ) bdrm. 7 b#fh Large lot. appro* 1200 sq b undar root 11000 down, assumable mortgage In city ol Sanford Call 111 SICF or Ml (Gilevenings BY OW NER 14» W0 ) lldrm F Bath, larga kitchen heal air. fireplace utility room. > car garage, qulel corner, big oaks Call M l HOP, or M l O IO F_____ By Owner Lack Arbor. Sanlard 4 Bdrm . 2 bath pool. CM A, completely remodeled. Owner financing 114,1000 Cob *04 411 ( H I or 000 4110211 w -r ^mMbesi-r O P E N S U N D A Y ! lie 1 PM (305) 321 0041 012 W lllh Slraol Sanlard. FI2IF1I FROM *315 .Rental Office 323-2920 REALTOR L A K E M A R Y . TH E Cratsmgs ideal family Itvinf (hoes* Irom eur * bdrm ) BaiN Horn#* Laka Mary Sc heel District Otteced at uv.ftoa and ft#*.#ao lh# Wall 'll., Cam,pa rtf ■' 4220 S 0GULNO0 DNIVl: ; SANTORO M l 2001 CONSULT OUR 3711101 t and 2 bdrm near town IFS and 141 per wook 11SO tecuri ty. 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RE A L T O R / A S S O C I A T E , Tka Wall sir M l Ca . t i l SOM Altar . issaaai NEW HOME I b t i Iv 3 W rm I bef* eifh gr*ef room, eat m / I t l C h l lli dining room, m boouliM *ooO*t lot if f *00 PHONE 1234443 « V Tor quality crattmanthip and compaliltve prica) <al ut price out your new koma ______ OPEN HOUSE Sefurdey jg n t I*th U N O O N f o lP M 1 id'rm , l*i both control h#«t 4 eir. S peddi* fon% almott n t* plymb^ng root L p*»nf cl'OIMp to %1 hoofl la thopfungi Owntf mutt Mil Roducod to 15) 000 111 Wt%! Ai rport B ird * Sonford ■n(*nd Realty, I REALTOR m J145 l* N Or Rant W/Optw* 7 bd*m neer downtown Sanford UTS b Hy appt *04 m ^ S U #W*^5 Vonford N*CO 4 bodroom homo with living room, dining room, peneted family room, laundry room, wofikthop 'Call 'For in formation JJ) HOI or I U 413; M ) W0 or bati att*r S A N FO R D ) Bdrm f bath Kre+ned porch larg* thady i or nor lot Wallace C rtti Rraity R E A L TO R 32i M il Spaooui Country Living» lia t e ailtts option | acrtt lott of fr*w% *nd tlhrybary locatsrd 111 Crystal V*#w Eat! lo th Arbor, Sanford Owner will ftnanc* For info t Silt i f 7 155—Condominiums Co-Op /S a le 1 41— H o m e s F o r S a le vuttoR r STemper DU P i I K Positive c ith fto* OdErTHpr anil tinpncti %47 100 •ttnftS TO dow r G E N E V A Lite Obi W f 3 bdrm J befts AAofetlf J #cr*i (teertti fvnteO Stprog# unkj poryttpii MS 000 Ttrrn t O T H E R HOM ES. LOTS. A C RE A G E I N V E S T M E N T PROPERTY C A LL A N Y T I M E R EA LTO R 173 m i ust LIST WI T H 1 bdrm - J bath |mm#d*4tf pc cupent f F H A Hon c*>oii!y ng "MjrtQpg* Los* dO«ft< 0 *D*f h t ' d t 2 n d m ©r t g 4 g r L»4t* Opf'On t*rm% «v*il*b* \U WO I4J W 4 I_____________ 1 bd rm I b*th at >1** Appr«i%#d a' % » 500 M a n Offer IS li Princ**Orv Von ford 5 *000 dQ*n *»% um *bl* 1 Bdrm } both, Obi gprpg# l«rg* irn ;»d y#f d l All TVf lilt 149—Co m m ercial Property / Sale C O M M ER CIA L SPECI ALI ST BOB M B ALL. JR P A REALTOR mam C A S S E IB E R R Y I acre rooad PR 1 US ODD W MalK/OwWl realtor m m i 153— A c r e a g e Lots/Sale 4 aero* S Sanford Ay* Partly cleared Well A ftectrk III Hi ty bldg 131000 121 MM j r L i i ( « i H * w „4 ...U s * d Mobil* Horn* Dealer in this Art*. F*fkllt*t .........B M um M il Hury 17 *1 111 12M Mobil* Hana* 1* X 4* Tbd'na I b«Ha dout>i* root #»n .n g» P*lna Vall*y Mobil* Homy Park 1*30 B r t a h n a l t r , Orvido FI Call 121 M l* or A ^fl»«n< e« for S «l« all in e> cel tent condition A fully guerenfeed 123 WILSON M A IL* FURNITURE 111 I I I E III ST I I I M il Dining boom Suit* Tabl* »nd « chair* and china cabin*) All nood Call 122 I7T2 aH*r * 20 PM or 121 J*«* _________ R*c»ndll»nod AppIlarKtl Ir t m M I W A R R A N T Y BARNETTS C A S S EL B E RRY •M i l l ] IM 1*11 •R E N T T O O W N * Color TV* . ***r*o« nadaar* dry*r* ra*rig*rator lr**l*r* lurnitur*. •idao racordar* Special U* ««a b t rani is 00 Allarnaliya TV 4 A pal Rental* la yra t Snapping Canter 27TH STREET FURNITURE It* W 7Tth SI 111 tt ll 1 Ma h o g a n y L i v i n g Room Tab!** E *c*H*nl condition Call 121 )7«« attar S PM 1120 Sanlord -1 183—Television/ Radio / Stereo A A A A A A J la A A A A A A A A .A A A A * » COLOR 1 E L E V I S I O N * * CHEAPER /frnlth IS" color tti#v»»lon Or kg m*l pckCM OWr UOQ Bftlflru* due 12*4 00 Cftfth or f*ft« over puymohft SIS month Sill! In w ir f f tif ty NO M O N I Y DOWN F r w horn* tn*l no obligfttkon C*U l i t SW4 doy or night_____________________ Y T Y Y T Y T Y Y Y Y Y V V Y s y C H U M B L E Y ’S 2 CUSTOM VANS 1 1010 m i 1 OOOCI I T U TRICED n o n 1984 944 PORSCHE SAVE s sr. u r> sriRto CASsim. * c 1984 VW 7 PASS. VAN 4 I P , l/C am m CA«f m srtno *6995 40475 HOME OF D E T R O IT 11 12 Month. 12.000 MW Lumitd Watunty 1985 00DOE RAM P.U. 150 rnwrtciw 1000 mius 1984 FORD BRONCO II 17 000 MIUS. 1978 BUICK REGAL M M . A/t AC. AM (M SITICO *9899 *10,475 *2995 ALL OUR CARS HAVE A BO DAY - 4000 Mill LIMITED DRIVE TRAIN WARRANTY. DEAL WITH A GOOD CHUM JIM CHUM BLEY C n u t s , i n — PL t m o u t m — v i h k s r a q e n 4l« M IH Marth •» Huy 474 Ha Hwy 17*2 Opart Mh rn *2* AM* H I M I AM* fM baan 11* PH •nmar tn* 629 M 83 I*-..* 322 1839 |UI KMT h it J twv 04 ■ » ' 12* 213—Auctions Saturday 10 A M Jim* 2*th By ordar ol ttw Sam mol* County School Board <n •lit, on tha about dat* and Hm« tall tha prttant item* littad at bur plut til* cabm ali. glob* thousand* ol ttudanl dotkt •riling d rt* i tabita (art*, tile draper* Otlica Equip mant Including l,p * * f H trt calculator*, adding machinal alatlronic aqu'pmant. vilual i*arnmg machinal about *0 I V I commantal *u»**par* radia' ort llourtctnt bulb* and out udo lighting llam* Plut the toUoning Vehicle* ) i»* a I I Patlangar Chewy tchool bule*. I I 1 *4*. U Patiangar f or d tchool but** I t«*7 Chavy ** paitangar tchool but I 1*7) Oodg* 4 pattangar tchool but. I John Soar* Tractor Plut aktl ol tcrap* Alt lo to told, with no rater vat to Iha h.ghetl bid dart No **fr*nll*t •riHon or im plied by auctioneer or S e mi n o l e C o u n t y School Board All told lor cath or check •!!* proper 10 LOca lion ot taN Lake Monro* School on School SI (Ju tl south ot Lako Monro* Pott Otl'co on County Road 1 ) Sal* conducted by Lentil C Dali O'ts'a Ooll t Auction Sarvic* 304 Old Monro* Rd Sanford PH 132 M30 Impact Ion on Friday All Day All Ham* la ba rymoved no i*l*r than * day* NHaw'n* the tacmuiahan at SRla OVER 100 BANK REPO’S TOCHOOSE FROM!! •ASSUME BALANCE |* 1911 PONTIAC GRAND PAIR "BUck, Mops • NO DOW N PAYMENT • 1911CHEY. MORTE CARLO • 1981 HONDA PRELUDE • UP TO 60 MONTHS "Eitra Goan" "Sunroof/Air" FINANCING UPON • 1)11 CAM/UtO H I APPROVED CREDIT • 1982 AUOI SPORTCOUPET Sunroof Blue. 1 Topi • TRADES ACCEPTED • 1912 OIOS TORONAOO • 117) OLOSMOBILE - EXTENDED . Sunroof Cutlass "CaJu" WARRANTIES • 1982 FIAT SPIDER • 1911 DATSUN 7t0 n AVAILABLE ON Convertible CLP. TTops SELECTE0 MODELS • 1)84 FORD TEMPO GL • INI CAMAKO Z71 3 6 5 -3 3 0 0 Great Gas Mikaft Black 1 Slack GREAT DEALS! 4175 S Oat»nd« Or S4 RfO« 0 12771 Ability x*n«*it Dog boerdmq Country Atmotph*'* Raaton a M * Rot at 111 11 3 0 CackatNlt l gray, I rthitt Hand tamed include* large cag* SI RO A liar *P M 4 •aakandt. 227 *7TE___________ D O B E R M A N , lam aia wall trained A loving IM ___________127 H*d____________ Fra* To Good Horn* mala German Shephard t yr a*d Call 222*22)_________________ X EES H O U N D S ARC 3 m*i*t 13to teen Dam* A Sir* an pramitat *CH SP* S**i DaBary Au»a A Marm* l a u i Acral* IN* rlv tr, lap *1 MU 17* Hwy II *2 P*B*ry Ob (ta l Far SaH i*«.' Ford Van A i h i F ord Van Bait Ott*r Ca” bahaaan * A * 20 )?3 A22I 3 K.Hant- Fra* lo Good Hemal Baautitul and healthy Call 23' Mi* FOR E S T A T E C a m m a rcla l or R aH d a n tia l Auctian* 1 Appraltalt Call Dal! t Auctlan 32) M20 14 f t ' LA It SON Oft* 40 M P Jahntoh mg ter. *<r»4fthwi!<j (loth too SH90 CAll H i S I J I 217 —G arage S a lts BI G Y A RD S A L E H June 21th A 2*ih Start* at * No early bird* i 110 E !*th St Sanlord Carport Sal* Sal . Jim* 3* * ) Jenny Lind crib high chair children t cloth** A h>r* ol mi t e i tamt 4 U Tengalo D » ‘v* Ravenna n*'k T *kt Temple *o Bath, to T angala F r i d a y t h r u Sunday 3**1 Magnolia Ay* Tent blkat drape* ba dipraadt floor i*ct A m lK «H>> Garag* Sal* Saturday only, attar *AM Furnllur* off Ice equipment A mltc 10* Odh*m Drive Sanor * _____ _____ H U G E Y A R D SALE 3«1I S Magnolia Mutt tall tithing boat* out boar d m o l o r t mot or cycl e* la n n m o w a rt. rote *11 tar. tool* houtahoid item* tntiquat A much mory S«t A Sun Only! * AM to I PM , 122 ASA*_________________ M O VIN G SALE Wadding gown bra** haadboard china tabl# ovan 111 Tralaa Court. Tha C rotting* 111 1)1* Sal A Sun » S__________________________ M O VIN G SALE tot Let* Dot Dr , Sun Iand Etlatat. June 3* 3* 10 Frl Sun l» AM 1PM Saturday • 13 Noon Ma'quatt* Av* South ot Sanford airport near Boar dal! Lot) ot good*' Saturday Juno J**h only # ) PM 13) Borada R l) . Midden Lake_____ ______ _____ Yard Sala 1*3 Plrwcratt Drive. Friday. Saturday A Sunday. *AM 1PM __ ____ 3 Fam ily Yard Sala Oak dining ta t r othar f u r n i t u r e . btcycNt ralrlg t<p*wr ilar A lor* mite llami lib* Scott Av* . Frl A Sal . » T No E a r t y B I r d l I I 1 Family Carport Sal* T V . ra t r i g . iota A chair*, mltc houtahoid tl*mi. children i cloth** A toyt Sal only aA M 1PM 1*4 A to* C ataman O r e l * ____________ 219—Wanted to Buy W E PAY TO P COLLAR FOR JU N K CXRS AND TRUCKS CBS A U T O PARTS 1*1 ajei USED CARS 243— J u n k C a rs ANY JU N K CARS A TRUCKS Bought From i l l IM A mar* Call 111 111*. ....... 112 4111 Dollar Paid 'or Jurw 2 Uted <*•!.truck 1 2 heavy aaw'pmant 121 S**o to p T H E B E S T IN T O W N E -Z T E R M S Budget RENT A CAR OF SEMINOLE CO. SUPER SUMMER SALE C R E D IT H A S S L E S ? • 213—Auctions 2 4 3 -J u n k C a rs 243— J u n k C e rs • • • • Let ut wo r r y about your credit problem * A * can finance a lm o tl anyone D o w n p a y m e n t a* lo w a* S 3 0 O OO W a taka tta d e t Payments to Bt your tiudgat 1984’s Escorts & V.W. Rabbits LTD's & Marguis Cadillac Sedan DeVille Passenger & Cargo Vans Lincoln Town Cars DISCOUNT AUTO SAU S 1S0I (ranch At*. 32.TIM 5 '**3 Falcon 2 door k j'o Han* Baautitul in ttrio r aatarlar Mrh# ru*t 3*0 V'R recently rebuilt runt Ilk# new tlSSOor ha*t otter ) ) « *)Ci IM l V W BUG EicaUam operating concbticn »HD0 Erma Evan* **3 2a)l 1171 VW b e e t l e Hunt gr**t good M PG UtO e> bait otter Can 173 7**0 1976 FORD ELITE Good Work Car t HOC 171 3721 1*7* T R I U M P H T R * Ai r c i a c l r Ic o v e r dr ly* low milage Abaolutaly thowroom condition A t k i n g *10 SCO Call 1*100)1 altar ) PM Iff* B U IC K PARK AVE Door Loaded 11*00 Call m M*o 1*7* Ppnliac TrantAm T Top loaded! 12WS COURT E S Y PONT I AC 1111111 1**4 T H U N D E X 111RO C c m artrat *000 ml )7b00 Call 231 33*3 *7 FORO M U S T A N G * c»l tlandard. AC Rabuilt angina Good conditioni 13300 373 *23) 7) Ch*>rpl*t Wagon good mechanical condition Body need* tome work Ercaflani utility .an'H r t )7 ) or Lett olt*r 17* *7*1 __ 7* Cadillac F Idurado Bianti Sun Root Loaded 1 t lt t t COURT E S Y P O N TIA C 11)3111 'H AAu*t*Wf a c y l . pt. AM FM t e t t t lt t E a l r * nlc* I *00 dan 20 mot to pay **» 0*00 239—Motorcycles and Bikes 704 Sovogo lo n g w o o d 1985’s Escorts & Topaz Cutlass Supremes Cougars & Marquis LTD Broughams Grand Marquis Lincoln Town Cars For More Information On Those Wholesale Values Call: 331-5111/830-8102 C l. FL 32750 CMS FORD Jim Lash’s Blue Book Cars CHRYSLER AMC >i r iit i) ; 4 t'tiiriil L liir iilii liv e r .Til 1 n i r * BEAT THE NADA BOOK SALE NA D A WHOIVlAlt 1984 R a b b it B lU f BOOK CARS W H O llS A ll GL A lH O A/C STEREO *S 8 8 8 A U T O . A/C STEREO *5330 1984 AM C E n core 1983 F ord E scort LS 4 D r. aacit ° s *3995 *5850 Am 1 9 8 3 C h e v . M a l i b u C l a s s i c . - T " ,* T Hon4# Aero ! } ) tcootwr N « 1* 44 icTwmi 1400 1984 D odge A U T O . A/C A M/ F M T A P E Om ni ________ m joat_________ AUIO \n) I mI ip4| OS 4941 • XK miles E * c « 1ltfkt condi ti on Col* III V U ftfior 9 PM 1980 C on cord 1980 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers * Winnabag* Malar Hama Spatial Cl at t A Mint condition interior rehmthad. top shape 177 ta n '70 Playmaa* Travel Trailer I*', tlaapt* Pd M M Will tail far 1700 Can ba lean at WaklvaFallt. 444 C h e v e tte 4 1195 12025 * 1 4 9 5 12300 A/C, P/S DL AUTO A/C D r. ’4995 T h e s e W h o l e s a l e I ’r i e e s F r o m t h i n e H 5 H o o k WE HAVE OVER 150 CA RS & TRUCKS TO CH O O SE F R O M .......................SO HURRY! 830-6688 HWT. 17 92 SANFORD 321-0741 Baby Bad*. Stroller*. Clafhat. P layp*M . Etc P tpa'bacb * 111*377 111tM* AUCTION SALE ARISTOCRAT MOTORCARS • 1910 EL CAMIHO Automatic. Air 231— C a r s 215— Boats and Accessories UtadWatlaart Part* * Service tar Kanraaara* lllH t l M O O N E V A PPLI ANCES U ooo B T U C E air conditioner EMl cancy model eactllant coradlUwa I I U Call 121 111) SALES QUALITY USED CARS! A O U L T BARK L I F E T I M E L OT RENT S S IM -Ill* tncludtt *Altr g«rb*g* pic* up. y ar d m ain! Ina n«*di »*• oc cu*wac y Qr#g*ry M btll* H tw a l M l ll« « ST OWNER IM0 Oatnoayd U a S T. 17000 pnd i i w n a a*it*a qua! ba l anc * *7 SS.IOO r « n t « d ia »d Call ? » < W I 111 ieet SI0O D N i)d u O N . SlOO D N s ijo D N SJS0 D N MCCM SPEC C A I S S E V E R A L TO CHOOSE r ROM BR INC. ROPE SJS* CASH N A T IO N A L AU TO 157-Mobile Homes / Sale i l l —Appliances / Furniture NO CREDIT-BAD CREDIT WE FINANCE 3214075 B*acktid* R**Hy, R E A L T O R S *** *27 1111 .........ORHa 7 Q*ytl Ml UP* 1Si — Investment Property / Sale M O L D S C U T L A S S TRANS c a r n D O D G E PU T R U C K M M A R K IV It CHRYS. CORDOVA ?T T B I R O ( B E S T B U Y N EW SM YR N A 0 E A C H Ju t) i-*<>u(»d F#nt#)tte *l*w M Iron) building Upgraded carpet. CbtAtaic »M l« kltcta *n kbit, and bdrna* Cdllng l»n » Haroaighou*. na*ny. m*ny »a*r*fi Oaanwr It « IIL*nMd R*RH*r 19V— P e t s ft S u p p l i e s GREAT SAVINGS! Need Crib*. Plarpant Baby fur ni tur e, clothing Good P ncel Attar 7 PM n ^ lM J Paying CASH lor Aluminum. Cant Copper B ia tt Lead Nawtpapar, Glatt Gold. Silver Kokomo foot. AH W Itt • ) OOSat * 111) HOB WEEK-ENDSPECIALS OUR LOW PRICES CAN SAVE YOU MONEY 221— Good Things to Eat LIVE BLUE CRABS >1) *TM 223 —Miscellaneous da ting Eltctramc Staral Ev erything m ult ba told by Sunday! 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Frt FINANCE 8 0 SUBURU 80 SUNBIRD W* Kara a limited k n itk a i at Raga’i tar at Law a* ltd* Dawn I S u p e r Eco n o m y S u p e r C le a n C a r NATIONAL WTO SAUS 1170 L Sdetwd.......171-4075 *1625 the.ratal M a u i Caup W leaded 1 74a money dawn! um couRTttv PotrriAc mitn Chary Caaaliar *3 74a money dawnl . leaded Reduced la 22**) CO U R TE S Y PO N TIA C m i l l l * DAYTONAAUTO★ ★ AUCTION ★ * 1 7 2 5 M t t algyELttftlr/C rts— um sm | ,| i Hwy *1________ Oeytaae Beach a a a a a H ildi * * * * * * PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION (v e ry Wad Nile at 7 M PM * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell I * ! • ! 3 Orlando Drive { Banlard a RH. 131Haurgi Man.-Frl. B-B t ™ 2 L I M D C R T S ' far me I 4*4 3)1 2311 • * �14A—Evening HtriM. SliHwd, FI. Friday. iw w H HM W O RLD IN BRIEF Case Into Americans' M urder Reopened; N e w Evidence Found SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (UPH - Citing new testimony from two Americans and a Costa Rican, prosecutors have reopened the r.ase against a former army officer named by trlggermen In the 1981 murders of two American land reform advisers. The confessions by two former national guardsmen said the three were killed because of opposition from the army and the ollgarrhy to a land reform program backrd by the U.S. government. Following the killings, the guardsmen confessed to the murder and fingered Capl. Eduardo Ernesto Alfonso Avila and LI. Isidro Ixipez Slbrtan as having ordered the killings and given them the guns In the parking lot outside the hotel. ^ However, under Salvadoran law the confession of one suspect cannot be used against another suspect. [loth Avila and Lopez Slbrtan were removed from active duty by the government of President Jose Napoleon Duarte, but no legal steps have been taken against them. The case against Avila Is being reopened • John Baldwin. J. Baldwin Commercial site. 4.000 square feet of commercial space. 3.000 gallons. C on tin u ed from page I A • Ishmar Naran. Oak Ridge W ithin the 30 days the devel­ Motel. 48 units. 5.200 gallons. • Magnolia Service Corp.. opers must pay the county in Femwood Center. 46.000 square connection fees *4.71 per gallon for sewer capacity and *425 per fe e t o ffic e b u ild in g . 1.000 residential unit for water capaci­ gallons. ty and execute a developers' • Engineering Management. agreement with the county. Rlverwood Landing. 100 hous­ The area generally served Is ing units. 27.500 gallons. east of state Road 436. south of • Lockrane Engineering. Mrs. Red Bug Lake Road and near Winner's Chicken. 68-seat res­ state Road 434. south of Oviedo. taurant. 3.000 gallons. Developers, proposed devel­ • Persal Development Corp.. opments and capacity they are Urushyfork. 85 housing units. to receive according to the 30.000 gallons waiting list are: • M aronda H om es. Lake • Joae Gonzalez. Lafayette Forest. 92 housing units. 32.300 Tuskawllla. 83 housing units. gallons. This development re­ 29.000 gallons. • Clark Chrysler Plymouth. ceived 10.960 gallons In the first allocation o f capacity several 600 square foot building. 4.000 gallons. months ago. ...Capacity • U.S. Homes. Ashland Park. 156 housing units, w ill be allow ed 52.500 gallons. The developer has asked for 54.600 gallons. • H oltzclaw , U.S. Fitness Center. 2.800 square foot build­ ing. 5.000 gallons. • BoJangles Restaurants. 84 seats. 4.000 gallons. • Keewln development. Bear Gulley Bay. 27 housing units. 9.400 gallons. • G o d w in D e v e lo p m e n t . Trinity Bay Phase 2. 30 housing units. 10.500 gallons. • R ic h m o n d A m e r ic a n . Autumn Glen. 278 housing un­ its. w ill be a llow ed 52.500 gallons, but has asked for 97.300 gallons • J .L . Mason. U n iversity Woods 1.2.3. 363 units, will be allowed 52.500 gallons, but has requested 99.825 gallons • Richland Properties. Olde Times Square 11.50,000 gallons. • Ken Flagg. Flagg Homes. T M multi-family units, will be snowed 52.500 gallons, but has a s k e d f o r 123.500 gallons. • Ken Flagg. Flagg Homes, commercial. 80.000 gallons • Pridgen A Associates. Red Willow Plaza. 150.000 square feet o f commercial development, will be allowed 52.500 gallons, but has requ ested 200.000 gallons. • Straton builders. Straton S h o p p in g C e n te r. 2 5 0 .0 0 0 square feet. 30.000 gallons The requests of developers, who have asked for more sewer capacity than the 52.500 gallons limitation allows, will be constd ered after the 44 remaining on the waiting list are given the limit at a future date when additional capacity Is available — Donna Estes and Mrs. Cardona at the Howard Johnson Hotel, both o f thr Lnkr Buena Vista area Dayle said Ihe bust stemmed C ontinu ed from page I A from the MBI unit surveillance at at the Ramada Court of Flags ihe Orlando Internatlonl Alrpon Hotel. 5715 Major Boulevard. He said agents were assisted tri Orlando, by MBI agents. At the the bust by a 14-year-old girl time o f their arrest, they were with Cardona. He said he would not elaborate on her Involve­ McGill pick up the wallet, take It back to hts ment except to say she was patrol car. turn Its inside light on for a few carrying a kilo of cocaine In her CORK. Ireland |UPI| - A British Navy ship today located minutes, and look down for a short while. He then underwear. the bulk of the wreckage from an Alr-lndla Jumbo Jet that In the cocalne-bv mall scheme, left the area, acccordlng to court records. Continued from page IA crashed Into mile-deep waters of the Atlantic Ocean, killing two men accused of picking up When confronted. McGill denied taking the 329 people. Across the street Sanford Sgt. William Hasson money and told Hasson It was Hasson's word envelopes containing cocaine at The HMS Challenger, a "seabed operations" vessel and a shcrtfTs deputy watched the woman tell lour area post offices were t>e|ng against his. records show. equipped with sophisticated sonar equipment, had pin­ McGill there was a wallet In the phone booth. She held at the Seminole County Jail During trial. McGill testified that there was no pointed the wreckage under more than 6.000 fret of water was wearing a hidden tape recorder. today In lieu of 810.000 bond money In the wallet, only some papers and a about 120 miles off Ihe southwest coast of Ireland, a The police had set up the lest, according to each a fter their arrests on spokesman for crash Investigators said. driver's license. court records, because some citizens had com ­ charges of possession of and “ We are not sure yet whether Ihe wreckage discovered The original trial and the retrial was before plained McGill had taken money from them. trafficking In cocaine. today la still fully Intact but we're hoping moat o f It Is still County Judge Wallace Hall. The two officers on stake-out said they watched Altamonte Springs poller ar together." the spokesman said. rested the pair at about 4 p m Officials said recovery of Ihe wreckage — vital to powerful ShIMe Moslem militia. Thursday after watching as each And. In Christian east Beirut, determining If the plane was brought down by a terrorist Is negotiating on behalf o f Shiite man. tra velin g alone, mudr the Voice of Lebanon radio said a bomb, as some experts suspect — would be difficult and militants who commandeered slops at post olTIces In Altamonte plot to assassinate Berti today require special salvagr equipment the airliner and are demanding Springs. Maitland. Fern Park was foiled by soldiers who found Aviation experts susjrccted an exploding bomb caused the release of more than 730 and Casselberry, allegedly to two rockets rigged on the roof of ihe Jet lo vanish from radar screens aT 31.000 feet Sunday Continued from page 1A pick up a total of IBcnvrlopes Arab prisoners held In Israel. a mosque overlooking his west and crash Into Ihe Atlantic. lint Investigators said only Beirut's respected An Nahar loaded with 15 grams of cocaine He said earlier this week he Beirut home. meticulous examination of Ihe wreckage could confirm newspaper reported today that would be willing to transfer the each The envelopes were mailed lhal. The radio, which like many any transfer of the Americans to prisoners to the custody of a from Peru, a police report said. An Irish official said Thursday only “ 1 lo 2 perrent" of a Western embassy faced serious Lebanese stations frequently airs Altamonte Springs police Li western Embassy In Beirut or to Ihe plane had been recovered as wreckage. security obstacles and that a reports that m erely heighten Richard Beary said 25 envelopes Syria. . move to Damascus was more tensions, did not Identify the Berrt said he would convey the had been sent from Peru, but source of Its Information. Police likely. Sw iss offer to the hijackers postal workers didn't deliver all could not Immediately verify the of them lo thr jjosl office boxes today. "Transferring the hostages to report. ROME (UPI) — Police pressed a search loduy for a Some were held track us rvl But Berrl told C B S News D a m a s c u s u n d e r t h e prominent Rome aristocrat who was kidnapped at the The radio said Tareq Yuli. 19. Thursday he was not optimistic dence. sponsorship of (Syrian) President gales o f her Mediterranean estate by three hooded U.S. Customs officials hud about the hijackers' response to Hafez Assad Is the most likely a member of the Progressive ussalhmts armed with submachine guns alerted postal Inspectors of the Socialist Party o f the Druze the Swiss proposal, which called choice becauce the hostages will There was no word from the kidnappers of Marchesa be safe there regardless of how Moslem sect, was arrested In the for Switzerland to retain the expected mall arrivals. Beary Isabella Gugllelrno Gruxloll Della Rovere. 37. a member of long a solution Is delayed, and alleged plot. Amul olflclals de­ right to move the 39 Americans said, and police were called In to one of Rome's oldest noble families, but police said they out o f Lebanon and possibly to assist In the case about two their relatives will not worry clined comment. were treating the abduction Thursday as u kidnapping for weeks ago B e r r l. L e b a n o n 's J u stice Geneva. about their safety.” said an ransom. P o lice d e t e r llv e Mark minister and head of Amal. the Berrt has said he wanted the official quoted by An Nahar Hundreds of police, tracked by dogs and helicopters hostages kept In a W estern Andrews, who began watching scoured the area Thursday but found no trace of Ihe embassy In mainly Moslem west the pair at about 8:30 a.m kidnappers and a aearch continued today. because Its 3.25 million popula­ Beirut until Israel frees more T h u rs d a y , a rrested S te v e n The remote control system In ihe gutc broke down tion la bigger than Sanford's than 700 Lebanese prisoners — Albert Satnl. 21. of 2455 Carlton recently and the marchesa was seized when she stepped • • • the main demand of the hi­ Road. Maitland, on Maitland population of 27,000. irut of the car to unlock the gate. Th r kidnappers then used jackers who seized T W A Flight Avenue. In Altamonte Springs But she said u sisterly rela­ Ihe marchesa's Volkswagen to escape. Continued from page 1A Erik Lee Thomas. 20. of 7402 tionship with a smaller Chinese 847 June 14 on a flight to Rome The abduction was only the fifth kidnapping for runsom la booming. So they know that Woodcrest Lane. Winter Park city could lead to more visits of from Athens. Greece. reported In Italy this ycur — a big drop from Ihe annual the western way of doing busi­ Chinese and Sanford residents Is r a e l te le v is io n re p o rte d was a rrested on L on gw ood nvrrage of around 40 kidnappings for runsom since 1980. ness la the best way." Simmons Thursday tha: the United Slates Avenue In Altamonte Springs and the exchange of students. said. "T h ey could send students to and Israel had agreed not to free after he reponedly made stops at Homer and Mayor Smith said SCC (Seminole Community Col­ the Arab prisoners detained In post offices In Casselberry and the delegation's visit may mean lege). This could lead to a lot Israel until all the American Altamonte Springs more business between Sanford Sami allegedly made pickups after they see we don't have two captives. Including seven ab­ and China in the future. The city heads and horns over here," she ducted before the T W A hijack­ In Fern Park. Casselberry and Is going to go out of Its way to Maitland, the report said ing. are released. said. lay the groundwork for future L.R . "B O B ” B LA N K E N S H IP M a r y 's M is s io n a r y B a p tis t ties to the country. Extra In­ Mr. L.R. "B o b " Blankenship. Church. Mims. terpreters have been hired by 62. of 720 S. Falrlane Terrace. He Is survived by his wile. the city to ensure that com ­ Lecanto. Fla . died Wednesday Lellu; three sons. Alphonso of munication will be clear and In the Veterans Administration smooth. winds: southwest at 8 mph: ruin Hospital In Gainesville. Born Titusville. Phillip and Willie J. A R E A F O R E C A S T : Today S h o w ers and thunderstorm s "W e're going to do our best to Jr. of Mims; six daughters. .10 Inch; sunrise 6:30 a m , w e r e sc a ttered to d a y from Sept. 26. 1922 In Orlando, he ahowezs and thunderstorm s show them that this Is the place lived In the Longwood area from Cal holy n of Titusville. Valerie to do business." Homer said. likely. High near 90 Southwest Louisiana and Mississippi to sunset 8:27 p.m. 1953 to 1971 before moving to and Cassandra of Mims. Seretha S A T U R D A Y TIDES: Mayor Smith said. “ If we show wind 5 lo 10 mph Rain chance northern Florida and southwest­ Sarasota. He later lived In Lake of Columbus. Ga.. Teretha of them we're friendly and open to 60 percent. T o n ig h t m ostly ern Florida. Rain fell In the Daytona Beach: highs. 5:53 Butler and Lecanto. He was a Albany. Ga.. and Sheila Mole of talk, we may see more business cloudy with scattered showers M iddle Atlantic states. New a.m., 6:33 p m . lows. 1142 retired school teacher and a C olorado Springs, C olo.: 13 dealings with them ." and thunderstorms. Low In the England, western Kentucky. lill- a m.. — p.m.: Port Canaveral: grandchildren; m other. Mrs. Presbyterian. lower 70s. Light wind. Rain n o l a a n d W i s c o n s i n . I n highs. 5:45 a m.. 6:25 p m., Homer said Sanford, dubbed S ereth a M cC ullou gh. Mima; chance 30 percent. Saturday Louisiana, more than 214 Inches lows. 11:33 a.m.. — p.m.; He Is survived by hts wife, three slaters. Dorothy J. Hat- ' the Friendly C ity" wfll live up sh ow ers and thunderstorm s of rain soaked Monroe, while Bayport: highs. 10 47 a m.. — to Its name as It hosts the Frances; two daughters. Linda Held. Mims. Eloulse Campbell. likely again. High near 90. Rain nearly 2 Inches was reported In p.m.; lows. 4 50a m.. 6 28 p.m. Spum y. St. Petersburg. Mary Titusville, and Luvada Culver of delegation this week. New Orleans. Winds Thursday “ We are going to treat them chance 60 percent. Ann Algro. Archer. Fla.; brother. Cocoa; three brothers. Earl, BOATINO FORECAST; St night gusted to 59 m ph at NATIONAL REPORTi Cool E.A. Blankenship. Inverness; Tampa. Charles of Titusville, Just as we would want to be Augustine to Jupiter Inlet oul 50 Northern Louisiana University Canadian air clung to the Plains treated over there." he said. sister, Marjorie Grant, Willard. and Atlas Jr.. Titusville. miles — Southwest wind 10 to The delegation's visit may also today, pushing temperatures to and 56 mph In Monroe. Nearly 15 knots through Saturday. Sea Mo ; three grandchildren. 1 114 Inches o f rain fell Thursday record lows for a second consec­ Wilson Elchelberger Mortuary. lead to future cultural exchanges 2 lo 4 feet offshore. Wind and G ra m k o w -G a ln c s F u n eral u tiv e day In Nebraska and al Peoria. III., and street and Home, Longwood. la In charge of Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ between Sanford and China. She Kansas, while storms In Ihe sm all-creek flooding w as re­ sea higher near scattered thun­ said she hopes Sanford can rangements. derstorms mainly near shore arrangements. adopt a "sister city " In China. South poured heavy rain on ported during the afternoon In during afternoon the southwestern Illinois coun­ Louisiana. Early today, tempera­ She r u le d ou t G u a n g z h o u JEANETTE QOLDEN ties o f St. Clair. Bond. Madison E X T E N D E D FORECAST: tures In the Plains ranged from Miss Jeanette Golden. 60. of Fun«ral Notices S u n d a y th r o u g h T u e s d a y the lower 40s In the Dakotss to and Clinton. 1216 Lincoln Court. Sanford, AREA READ INOA (9 a.a.): Chance o f mainly afternoon and 61 degrees In San Angelo. T ex­ died Wednesday at the Sanford OO LDBM . iKANITTI as. In Wyoming, the mercury temperature; 79: overnight low: evening thunders lor ins — more -F u n w e l MrotcM tar GoMm . «S. •« N u rs in g and C o n v a le s c e n t dipped lo 36 degrees at Yel­ 7 3 ; T h u r s d a y 's h i g h ; 9 3 ; likely north. Highs upper HOe lo Center. Bom Nov. 20. 1924 In tlta Ltacstn Court Vontar d «tata Otod Wo4 lowstone National Park Records barometric pressure: 29.95; rela­ lower 90a. Lows near 70 extreme novdor. will so tota ■ • t p n weWwtoer •' Valdosta. Ga.. she moved to MorotonU Pnmitivo Boo'1" Owes. IMS w were lied today with readings of tiv e h u m id ity : 87 p e rc e n t: north to near 80 extreme south. Cm U b b M frost pogs 1A Sanford In 1941. She was a H IS V . Vantar d wit* I t S w I I I Im-dton 42 In North Plalle. Neb.: 53 In homemaker and member of New to*tar it Now lotam Hrmil., Bos'1" tlcipatlng In YMCA programs Topeka. Kan.; 56 In Concordia. Church. » r ik idling Burial will taltaw In Salem Primitive Baptist Church. here even though there la no Kan.: 58 In Wichita Falls. Texas, u . i i i a . n Camotanr Calling hour* tar Stand* will to I I r m Twatoor si **w chap*! Survivors Include a sister. Mrs facility oth er than a three- and 59 In Wichita. Kan Records Dorothy Peterson. Sanford, two Wilton I ><haitor gar Morluary mchorga bedroom house that has been In the 30s and 40s were set brothers, the Rev. James Golden M tCU LLO U O M . W I L L I! J. convened Into an office. Thursday In Kansas. Colorado. Sr.. Crescent City, and Izell — r unart I to r. k m tar iho Wllllo J When gymnasium facilities are Montana and Nebraska, where a TH URS., FRI., SAT., JUNE , , McCullough n o« M i r Palmetto A «e . Mima, Golden. Sanford needed for the programs a gym reading of 38 In Scottsbluff OroO Thurtoar will to hota Si I pm Wllson-Elchelberger Mortuary who It either borrowed or rented. Tuotoor al I I M ary’l Mitotanory Baptist snapped the mark set In 1907. Is In charge of arrangements. Church. H O Wltay HaaO. Mima, with mo But. he added. "Everytlmc we "T h e upper air flow (In the Ha, Oils Poltaraon gHktaltng Portal IS get something going, we have to Plains) Is out of Canada." said taltaw M LsGrangt Comotary. Mima Calling w i l l i k j . McC u l l o u g h go someplace else." ne told. hours tar Stoops will to Monday a* p m St P e te R e y n o ld a . a N a tio n a l The Rev. W illie Jewel Mc­ iha chto** Wilson Ikhotaorgor Mortuary in Haralson told other "selected Weather Service meteorologist. Cullough. 53. of 2617 Palmetto Individuals" are to be asked to "T h e sun beating down on the . A v e „ Mltnls. died Thursday participate financially In the Plains will even tu ally warm BLANKINMOP. LB. "BOB” ' > REGULAR LOW PR ICE S 0 ON . . . . morning at Jess Parrish Memo­ - femoral services tar VB B< project before the YMCA goes to things up. but It will still be U a l m i F a rr ta n a T areata L eco n te. Flo . rial Hospital, Titusville. Born the public for donations. u n se a s o n a b ly c o ld t o d a y ." • Yarns •Classic G Novelty • Tapestry G Crewel Yarns who dreg Wednesday, will to hota Vaturdar Jan. 22. 1931 In DeFunlak al 1 p m m tha bramaaw Osinas Fimersl • Needlepoint G Crewel K id • Lace. Trims G Ribbons Springs, he was a 40 year resi­ Homo chapel wllh the tor Or. “ dent of Mims. He was employed oNiciallng Burial will to In as a tractor driver for Mitchell Mamortal (Vardans. Longwood Fra SPECIAL HOURS: coll Friday I* pm al Iho lunaral homo Brothers Citrus Growers and Gramsow Gamas Funaral Hama, Thura. 6/27 9 a.m.-7 p.m.: FrL-Sat. 6/28 G 6/29 9 a.m.-5 p.m. was an associate minister of St. tocharge Hwy. 17-92. 2 Rika. N. o f Hwy. 424 JVi tlta 4 light TTtoto t o U t a rn w . t a t o Sr mem to r* a* Air-India Wreckage Found found to have in their possession a kilo of cocaine. They re­ portedly had In their possession SI 1.000 cash, two pistols and a machine gun with a silencer. Davie said He said weapon charges will be filed against the pair They were charged early ...Cocaine today with trailicklng In cocaine. Also arrested In the bust and being held without bond Is Antonio Cardona. 45. of Miami and his wife Alba Cardona. Dayle said Caruona was ar­ rested around 1 a.m. at the Americana's Dutch Resort Hotel. ...Sting ...Hostage Kidnapped Aristocrat Sought Visit AREA DEATHS WEATHER ...Y M C A 3 D A Y SALE! 2 7 2 8 29 5.50%OFF STOCKS TTor All OcvAMion? 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Friday, junt >1. in * Cuffin' Up You Can Save A Bundle On Your Grocery Bill I Longwood couponing magnate Donnie Dahlhury. who Halms lo be organized, says she has rut her grocery bill In hall after right years developing her ,t*a like iluii 7-Kleven TV commercial: You're dipping expertise. She Is so adept at rou tin in g that zipping through the grocery store, get to ihe checkout she has (aught Seminole Community College non aland and ... SCREEECH! ... the line la barked up all credit classes on the subject She also prrsldrs over four refunding seminars held the wuy to the lathy food section over on alale 5. Some coat -conscious homemaker, her baskrl plied high In Altamonte Springs each year There you can pick with food. Is sorting through u fistful of coupons she up tips on mulling away for rash promised by has been dlllgenlly clipping from magazlnrs and munufaclurers who offer thr give backs as an enticement for customers to buy Ihelr products newspapers for the past week. There's no way you You mur mur someran lose, Ms Dahlhury thing profane under your said And you can add to hrenlh and wonder If your gains by shopping you're going to get out ol al slores that. In order to here before your milk lure customers In ihelr sours nod your tirrad checkout stands, offer in goes stale. double the value of man­ T h is Is no Isolated ufacturers' coupons scenario. It's happening Ms. D ahlhu ry. who v. nh greater frequency In stashes her coupons In sii|>erntarkels from San­ l wo boxes In alphabetical ford In Seattle. In addi­ o r d e r a c c o r d i n g to Americans are clipping more manufacturers' tion to ihclr shopping categories and I hen hy lists and money, ruslnm coupons than ever, trimming Ihelr grocery brand, devotes about an r r s m a y so o n st art bills by about $2 billion annually. hour a day to clipping bringing a Ixtok or Ihrlr coupons. She said she filing her knitting to the corner grocery store to wile away the and wouldn't even consider redeeming one of her coupons lime while waiting behind Ihe 'couponers 1 Or. you could Join them. 11 inighl Is- worth Ihe al u store that wouldn't double It's value. It's a family affair. She pays her three pre-teen irnuhlc. The couponers handed over (i 5 htlllon iiiumifacturrrs' coupons last year and walked away children a penney for each coupon they clip and hand over lo her. with $2 billion In savings Another coupon-clutching shopper, Sally Payne, Those statistics from Iowa's A C . Nielsen Clearing House, ihe nation's largest coupon processor, are like Ms. Dahlhury. got hooked on couponing about enough to cause even (hose who wouldn't sloop In seven years ago after seeing televised reports of pick up u dime off the atreel to fill their purses and couponers walking out of stores with carts and carls (tockrln with brightly colored snips of paper that of goods without paying a cent. Ms. Dahlhury has done even better She said she promise savings from u few cents to a few bucks. Hut treware the Insidious Creeping Coupon Collec- has actually gotten money back after making her tlon. Coupons mulllply In cars and closets T h ey’ re purchases because Ihe total value of her coupons crutrd In corners and stored In crannys and most exceeded the cash value of whal she 'bought.' In don't Improve with ugr The threal of an expiration cffrrl. she Is being psld lo shop. Some slores. however, w on 'l redeem s coupon for more lhan a date usually looms on Ihe horlzlon T o lake full advuntuge of all available couponing product Is worth. Such savings. Mrs Payne said, have turned and refunding opportunities. It serins, one must tie shopping, once considered a drudge. Into a challenge organized. By B a sso Lodcn Herald S t a ff W rite r Connie Towers A Diplomatic Act By Dick K le in er HOLLYWOOD INEAI - Occasionally, soap opera slurs are written out o f their roles for emergencies — sickness In Ihe family, etc, — or when they have a chance ut somr major pun tn a major lllrn. But Constance Towers Is probably Ihe only soapuperu star to Im- wrtttrn oul In-cause ol a slale visit. It's hap|iened al least twice. Connie Towers Is Ihe wife ol John Guvln, U.S. ambassador to Mexico, and she feels she must assume her duties as hoslrss ut Ihe embassy In Mexico City on Importunt occasions So when Vice Presi­ dent George Hush and Secretary of State George Shultz made stale visits to Mexico. Connie's character, Clarissa MrCandlraa. was written oul of "Capitol." " I con he In Mexico City very quickly If I'm needed." Connie says " It 's only a three hour Might front here." She tries to go every weekend to be with her hushand. He also comes to Los Angeles on business — mostly to make speeches — frequently. She takes her job as ambassador's wife very seriously. Currently, she la working with Interior designer Tim Morrison on redoing the official ambassador's residence In Mexico City. There, the couple has an exhibit of paintings by Am erican artists t t the W yeth* Thomas Hart lirnton. Georgia (XKrefc. tin — '.'because j Constance T o w ers 'In Mexico, they call me 'L a R u b i a , ' which means 'the blonde.' And they have made me feel very welcome there/ believe American art should be displayed on foreign soil." She Is happy that Gavin's assignment was Mexico and not. say. Australia. She la thus able lo continue Iter career as an actress aa well as being a working am bassador's wife. The Gavins have been married lor nearly 11 year*. In that time, she says, more than six years have found one or the other commuting For a long time. It w as John who had to hop on a plane to visit Connie, when she w as doing "T h e King and I" opposite Yul Brynner. In New Yagk"Jack used to say during that period that the only thing wrong with my being In a hit show v z o t ^ .< u«* T M t M aaaws ■ • . .* which she enjoys Mrs Payne, ol Longwood, who calls her dozen (sixes of coupons "valuable treasure." said couponing pays off for Ihe manufacturers as well because the coupons attract customers to products and brands ihey probably wouldn't sample without the additional Incentive Coupons can break a customer's brand loyalty or win a new product an In-home teat that may lead to further sales That's what companies are gambling on. she said. Mrs Payne said she saves about S20 a week with coupons and earns another B30-B40 a month with refunds. She said some shoppers get so carried away with the promise of profits that they buy Items they have no use for because the combined value of a coupon and a refund makes it an Irreslstable deal. To add lo ihelr suvlngs. Mrs. Payne said, many couponers buy multiple copies o f newspapers that carry coveted coupons To make her savings effort less of a burden on fellow shoppers. Ms. Dahlhury said she's at the ready when she gels to Ihe checkout stand. Her coupons are carefully sorted and she has weeded out any that are lor Hems she hasn't picked up. She "highlights" the expiration dates so the checkers can breeze through her coupon collection and she says she always plays fair. That means she doesn't try to slip In expired coupons and she doesn't try lo use a specific coupon for a different Itrm. shr said. Hy ihe lime she's ready for the final cash transaction "The people behind me are mumbling until they see what I paid. Their mumbling stops and the quest Ions start They want to know how I did It.** "It's an honeal way to save," Mrs. Payne said. "I think If II weren't for coupons a lot o f people would need lood stamps Everyone doesn't need coupons, but for those who do It's worth the effort. I know people who spend 10 hours a day on couponing It s their life." If you want In make couponing and refunding a part or your life, hut feel you need a nudge lo get started, support groups abound In addition to newsletters and seminars. For more Information, call Ms Dahlhury In the evening at 365-9505. There Ju st M a y Be H o p e For You Y e t There lx good news for r e j e c t s , ( l a k e s , ne r ds , dreamers, goonlrs and other weirdos: you. too, can to* a wi nne r . Suc h rich and beautiful people as actress Cher, singer Cyndl Lauper. movie mogul Steven Spielberg and funny guy W o o d y A l l e n we r e al l c e r t i f i a b l e lunles a s youngsters As a kid, Lauper w as "singular, alone." so she gave her dolls crewcula and colored ihelr hair with green vegetable dye "I errs led my own w o rld ." Lauper told People magazine How about Chet? "1 was a •hy. ugly kid who led a big M bW M l H — fantasy life. 1 thought 1 was an angel from heaven sent to cure polio." Spielberg s mother. Leah, says her lovely child was something of a monster. "Steven always had a highly developed sense of tmaglna tion. fie cut the head off of one of his sister Nancy's dolls and served It to her on a platter surrounded by let­ tuce and tomato." Then therea AUen. "My teachers loathed me. I never did homework. I am amazed they expected me to work on those sleazy projects. To this day I wake up tn the morn­ ing. clutch onto Ihe bed and thank God I don't have to go to school." �turni ng Hrratd. San lord. FI. TELEVISION Friday. JtllW IS, 1 P M - ) G O G U ID E Ju n e 28 Thru Ju ly 4 Specials OfThe Week Lmdan Gary Coatna Mary Ann and Saran Purcaa SATURDAY EVEMMO MONDAY 800 0 (tO) THE JOURNO MWARO IMAGES OP THE BRAN A aurvay 7:00 d naa tachncaopui lor taamg tha CD (W| ultimate challenge a bram tunclmn nctudaa nlarraaa docwnamary r ru u n n g tha andur ■ mih acianlitli and a hniory d at area and cowaga dnplayad by lampta lo o M * . tha Mwng bram compatilora Ml i ha Chaiianga Around tha World, a run* month !7,00O-mda yacht raca AFTERNOON 7:30 CD D MIAS WHERE ARE THETT 200 A documantary that aiammaa B 1 10) A MATTER OP TIMMO Fha rrhathar Amancan tuhhart art ltd haari patdntt rangmg Mom youm baaig haad praonat n Southaaat tomaddMaga drtcutr lha iiaumaa St. and banaMt d haying a paramaA. ar tVTMNQ EVtMNO azternoon SUNDAY 12:00 0 LSC WEEXENO SPECIAL Tha Kid" A 10 yaw-old boy la*M • PS m -turn" lor tungsng O would b* datpaiadott 5.0 0 start (TT (3*1 MARCH OP DIMES NA­ Dtrvat D * w l« Marvin Kapra. TIONAL TELETHON Tha hghl Graham M r M |R)g agaaut bath dalocta it tha cauaa or itat national lundritaar hotlad by EVE MHO Hal In ta n ’ Giry CoNna. Mary Ann Mobtay and Sarah Purtai 8.-00 a (M l H U S C A l PASSAGE A M t AETERNOON proMa d ttia Sovwt Envgra Orthat tr A wAota mambati at a m o. tty So2.00 trial Jraa ana hava tough! tatuga n <TJ (M| MARCH OP DIMES NA­ tha U S IncAidad art aitarraat TIONAL TELETHON Tha light TUESDAY •Htti lha miacMna and concart par- agamat bath daiactt ra tha cauaa ol tormantaa d mux by Haydn. Mo­ traa national hmd tanar hoatad by lar' Tcha*o»»My and ShoMako- Hal lindan. Gary CoNna. Mary Ann MobMy and Sarah P tra a 1000 O (*) JACQUES COUSTEAU THE MAAORELL SOTTRS AM ) 300 EWST rs TEARS CatiOr*, mtar- 0 ( 10) DIVA m CONCERT Wt- PAMR.T A paraond Mid d tha "aw i and dacunamary lootaga rv hamaraa fwnandaa. Mahaad m tha MandrM aattart M aort and at play lerwaara n recognition or aaptorar f ranch Mm Onra, partorma a«h Jacquaa Coualtau. ndudat a tha Utamr ChamtMr Symphony gkmpaa o>a twthday gala at Mowtl U WORLD or AUOUMON ■ A c lp t Mom um carlt prohN d John Jamaa Audubon, a 0 1101 B in d ) E T I TO MUROCRT 0a lammon. louu Malta and Jmmy Car on Kmg on lha Idaho < i n tat and a loot at AMcan a* M M aa M O EVEMMO m o o n OUR WAT A coup* marnad lor 30 yaara. Oacrdaa to pul 7.00 up ataaaa and lata oil on a croaacountry tournay Start Janat L*gn ® a WtM) rn THE WILLOWS Am matad Quad on tha chidrana Harry Ouardmo tlory by Hamath CMahama. tha ad■antiraa d Mr Toad and Ml rural11.00 dll (M l MARCH OP DIMES HA M r* hianda art brought 1 0 * . TlO NAl TELETHON Tha tight FoaNrmg tha roicaa d Chartaa Maiagamat bath dafatii a tha cauaa d aon Rady Roddy McOo.NL Joaa traa national And raiaar hoatad by Tart* and EdWaBracAang Thraa tormar Nan oltcari Ian about than part in tha Miniport ol to 000 paopM 10 Auachmd THURSDAY 930 B (tot t h e s t o n e CARVERS Tha Acaidamy Award warning Mm aa P*»a» lha Iradtuna and H u m phahmantt d anmigrart artitana taatiamg I W I ol Itiaa wort on tre Waahmgton CalhadrN 10 00 PEACE I chromcN d lha tkptomaiK naguoa font kduwmg A m rrti I nt lory a tF#1 at Tori town that lad to lha I T U Traaty d Pant Alaiand* Scour try narrataa IJ B (tot t h e work op 1020 WEDNESDAY AETERNOON 100 I (10) ULTIMATE CHALLENOE A Oocumanlary racounlmg tha andur „ * .* * , r m c a ^ by compatilora Mi tha Chaiianga A rtu O tha World, a JT.OOOHtda yacht raca 12 JACQUES COUSTEAU THE F A S T TS TEARS A tntuta to Cout laau a (Sih hrtnday that mcAadat tN tb iity mtaaywwt and dorumantary toolaga Hong warn d p t Mom Httnritiaa haad at Mount Varnon. Va Ouaala John Damar Slatanaa Pcrwart Jack lammon chractor Buhatl Sports On The Air SATURDAY EVEMMO rig mi Mans. JMrawy Paul ra Rohan Naha la N W L^M raghl Championahap MM achaddad lor IS rmmda. h a Mom la t Vagaa. Har Alan King 12 BASEBALL Atlanta b r a ai Loa Angara Oodgart aw mwaCMEW Naaaa rAm COFTW m.a rC0-*-11 and Siam l andatbar; 8 :3 0 ( | («| AMOURS M ACTION too UiwiamwNanne 9:35 12 WRESTUNQ 7.0 5 O WRCSTLMQ SUNDAY 11:30 WRESTLMO APTERNOON 10:06 13 SPORTS PAQE ® 10:30 • (DALFTORACMa APTERNOON 11:00 ■ QD WRESTUNQ APTERNOON 405 I t BASE NAIL Atlanta b r a 1 Fiancraco OrntMl EVEMMO at 800 0 O BASEBALL At | tchodulad gomoa r a t Oraod Tigara d Bmw ku h Occam a Cr» CMMMti Rwda at Loa Angara Dodgart TUESDAY a usn FOOTBALL FmN 3.-00 • ® PNMaa M UonarwN tapoa 4 .0 0 ( i ) o PQA00LP mc. a r t round h a Mom a>< PQA QOLP W ram * bw CAM Countryy a m mi Cardmm. 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Gnllery hours lO a m. to 4 p.m. weekdays except Monday and 1-4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Open to the public. Central Florida Zoological Park. Highway 17-92, Lake Monroe, open every day 9-5. Picnic facilities. Nature hike each Saturday, 10 u tn . Weklwa Springs State Park. Extended day hike. 12:30 p.m., every third Saturday of the month. Two-hour unlmal and plant Identification trip, 12:30 p.m., each first Saturday. Call 889-3140 for Information. 17th Sanford Annual Naval A ir Station Reunion, June 28-30 In Sanford. D innerdance. 6 p.m.. Friday. Fleet Reserve building On West First S treet: Saturday fe stivities twgm at 10 a in. to 6 p.m. at Lake Golden: music by Russ and Rick al Fleet Reserve, Saturday night: breakfast 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.. Fleet Reserve. Open to former NAS personnel and Fleet Reservists and their guests. Florida’s official state play, ( ’ h i m and Sword, In Its 21st seu son . on H i g h w a y A 1 A South. St. Augustine presents performances nightly at 8 30 pi n. except Sundays through August 24. For reservations and Information, contact (904) 471-1908. Mark Street Market Place featuring orlgln.il arts, crufts and services produced and sold by senior cltlxrns. July 13. 10 a m. to 2 p.m. at 99 E. Marks St., ut Magnolia Ave.. Orlando. Open free to the public. Maitland Day celebrating the c it y 's centennial, Ju ly 20. P a r a d e , f e s t i v i t i e s and fireworks at the civic center and laike Lily Park. 605 OWRESTUNQ a w o n c u o p SPORTS A two hour Madly magnrma hoatad by Robart Conrad dapaclmg tha aaaa a aporta MghMghti horn wound lha avid THURSDAY too (NR THE IPORTMQ U fl Moat B Jam Palmar 705 43 BASEBALL BUNCH A Thratrtcal Montage, three one-act plays by A.A. Milne. Douglass [’arkhirst, and Anton C h e k h o v p r e s e n t e d by Seminole On Slage. Inc., June 2H and 29 al 8 p.m.. St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church. 1021 Palm Springs Drive, Altamonte S p r i n g s . A d u l t s 62 a nd children 91. Fourt h of J u l y F e s tiv a l sponsored by Sanlord Parks and Recreation Department begins al 11 a m. In Fort Mellon Park, Games, contests, food, entertainment. Fireworks dlsplay al dark on the lakefront sponsored by Grealer Sanford Cham tier of Commerce. Skylllast ’85 fireworks show on the Fourth of July al 9 p m a I (h e A l t a m o n t e M a l l . Festivities begin at 7 p.m. with l i ve e n t e r t a i n me n t and u skydiving exhibition by the Paragutors. Fantasy lan d Magic Show starring magician Hob Labby will be held at 1 p.m. July 8 at the Sanford Civic Center to benefit the Seminole County Special O lym pics program. Geared for youngsters 6-16. For ticket Information call 3395998. General Sanford Museum and Library, Fort Mellon Park. 520 E. Flrsl St.. Sanford, 2-5 p.m.. S u n d a y . W e d n e s ­ day.Thursday. and Friday. Seminole County Museum. H i g h w a y 17 - 9 2 at Ru s h U o u l r v n r d . In o l d A g r l Crnler/County Home building, 9 a m. to 1 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call 321-2489 lor evening and afternoon ap­ pointments. Closed Sundays through Labor Day. Exhibit of works by Andre Smith and the Uok Fellow a rtis ts . J u n e 3 0 -J u ly 21. Mallland Art Center. 231 W. S r^ Or and PrMt. 12:45 B 0 WIMBLEDON TENNIS SthaOutad thghhghlt Ol Mia wom­ an I aanwhnal makchaa bom Wan- FRIDAY APTERNOON 2:00 B ® W M B U D O N TEHMS Mon a tmgiai tanuhnart Mom WonEVEMMO 735 42 BASEBALL Haw Tor* k ra i at Atlanta B ra m 0 1130 0 A d 12:45 MgpagRN ol dw man a w - WEDNESDAY NJ u a C M SPORT Schaddad n * TaM da Franca, a 11:30 W k W (DO N TINM B An on today I avtnti bom 11 J O UP- Vanessa Makes A Comeback Vanessa WLilams. the 1984 Theater, whlrh t* essentially a Miss America who was forced one-man show with Lcrrsnc lo resign because she posed for p la yin g m ultiple m ale and nude photographs published In female roles. Critics reported Penthouse magazine, made her thut Miv> Williams did Just fine New York stage debut Tuesday Wrote D.J.R Bruckner of the In an off Broadway musical. N r w York Tim e s , "S h e Is Williams plays one of three especially effective In the comic Itack-up women for comic actor sequences where one might James Leresne In "One-Man expect a newcomer lo Ik - a bit Hand" at the South Street a w k w a rd ." Portrayal Of Hispanics Wins Awards For NBC And 'Blues' LOS ANGELES (UP!) - NBC Blues" titled "E l Capltan" was and the serlea "B ill Street praised In particular. Blues " have been given Imagen " E l N o r t e ," d ire c te d by Awards by the National Con- Gregory Nava, waa honored aa ference o f Christiana and Jews th e m o t i o n p i c t u r e be at for portraying Hispanics In a portraying Hispanics positive light. Among those endorsing the The network waa singled out awards were Harry Dtller of In the awards Tuesday for 20th C entu ry-Fox. Norm an having the m o il program s Lear o f Embassy Communtca• h o w ln g L a t in o s In non - tlona. Grant Tinker o f NBC. stereotypical roles/ • • . .* -Lewis H. Erilcht of ABC and- IL >vlAn episode o f ‘*HIII'Street DonaMGnntt ofCUS.1 tMUiitfi �4— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI F r id a y , June I I , IMS Juno 28 F R ID A Y MORNING 500 rV FNINO BOO 3 X 1 1 0 ( 7 ) 0 mews (M )J tf FERSOFfS (10) U ACNEIL / LEMRFR NEWSHOUR 10 FARTH 8 (DOWN I ) LAVERNE 4 SHIRLEY S 8 :3 0 I ( I ) NBC NEWS i o CBS NEWS j O ABC NEWS y J(M ) ALICE OREEH ACHES |(•) HAPPY OATS AGAIN 7 :0 0 Q ( I ) SALE OF THE CENTURY (T l O P H MAUA71W H*l Hal broaa. 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Tann f l l p S ) CMRS S u S 0 0 1000 O 3 ) HUNTER A Full teal* gang war Ibraalana to erupt at Hunter of a prommant mnbatar (RJ ® Q MICKEY SPKLANE’S MIKE HAMMER Three baautifU woman Mra MW* lo hwip Ham coded an n harnanc* bom a mobtrar raapnnai bN tor mar daring Hamnwv a biend ® ( O F1MXR OF LOST LOVES A coupta a aaorcb lor thaw daugbiar Wad* them Into lb* world of par nograpply: Daiay’ t quaal M to And a CfwKi c o n o n o d Dy •nim.iw mtmrm nation i m p 111) (M ) IN0EPEN0CNT NEWS 0 ( 1 0 ) DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE C i (S) HAWK 8 1065 Q HIGH CHAPARRAL 10:30 f l j (M| BOS NCWHART t l) ( 0 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYBfQ emeus 11.00 «| ® ® a ® D N E W S (TT (M| SEARCH OF DIMES NA­ TIONAL TELETHON Th* light agemet bath datacta n lb* caua* of IN * national bmfl rattar hoatad by Haf Lawton Gary Coant. Mary Arm Mobtoy and Sarah Pwoad 0 ( 0 MONTY PYTHON’ S FLYING CIRCUS 0 0 HONEYMOONERS 600 0 ® OFF-RENT STROKES Saakn g a Cub Scout bodg*. Sam tnaa to gal cranky Ur Hunter (Jotoi UcLrdirt) to do a projact with tom go imdarcover to Ned Jack a tormar drd nabuctor (Jan ttrowiL now a L(RS r J HOOKER Hooter and Slacy team up to hnd a deranged later who baa coarcad a noaiaga into tormg imauapacbng woman mlo bra buarrt eorld (B|[J (ID (M l M O V * An f y * For 0 M r l M I ) C D m S Nona Cbnaaopfaar Lea A San Francwco cop qutl* tba torca to avanga tba murdar ol Faa partner by manlier* of a drug nng 0 ( 0 MUSICAL PASSAGE A IRh prcN* of lb* Sovtot (rvegra Ocbaaba. wboaa member a art etoalFy So ­ w n Jew* who have aoughr ratoga m We U S tnckrdad are mlervwwa eitb bto muawlan* and cmoarl partormanca* of aaraic by Haydn. Mo 1 art. TcbafSovaky and SbottafcoWok 0 ID JACQUES COUSTEAU THE FMST FS TEARS Cetobrby Interwaw* and docwmanlary htotaga mtorwaaia m lacogmuon of erptorar Jecquat Coualaeu. mcluda* a gkmpae of * bemdey gala at Mount Vamon m VVgaaa Guaala John 11:05 Q NIGHT TRACKS CHARTBUSTEF* 11:30 0 (4 ) SATURDAY FRONT U V f Hoal Ed Aanar MuarcM guaala Iba K n it ( Do It Again. Ward Of Mouth "I |R| ® a STAR SEARCH Ouaat John Domdaan (R| CD O UFESTYLKJ OF I HE HKH ANO FAMOUS Intar viewa ailh Herneon laafwn datrgnw Her ban Givenchy (R| 0 (• ) M O W The (W range Or FrarWanalam' (IbM I Peiar Cuahing Francit Mathawi 1205 Q N IQ M T TRACKS 12:30 MOW ( 14/4) St* Gaorga O Canto (7 ) O M O W toghl Mual F K (t444| Albert In n e r ® O COCl 100 0 ® 1 ROCKS TOfdQMT 105 Q FKQHT TRACKS 1:30 0 ID M O W Hand* Of A Strang­ e r" 114471 Paul lut arbor Jowl Har- 200 Q (M l SEARCH OF OfMES NATIONAL TELETHON CONTSfUES 205 Q FSQ H T TRACKS 805 Q MOVW - Ftaflar Bkaftar" |Part 3 of 3) I I f Ft) Stova Radeback. Gaorga DlCaruo A imad band N drug crarod toppma lad by ClMHad Manaon commria a aanaa of buana 2 30 CD O M O W Apartmtnf For Fag OSED WEbam ItoUan. Joanna at K GREATEST 0 ® S-7Q IT S Y tX D MOVE Altar too*- 0 3:10 ID SEOW ( 0 HEALTH MATTERS ST O U fon Q WQHT TRACKS fcOO W S J/LO B O 1 0 WASHBK1T0N 0 ® i*i'•: Fright (I4F3) t o or Stock man 405 balp to gM rtd of Ram (Part 1 ol 3) 500 r 3:05 Q FSQ H T TRACKS 4:30 0 9:30 O fI ) MAMA'S FAMILY Mama a lamfy taOWt at bar oonttanl de­ mand* |o bo dnvan avarywbara. and Ihoy by to leach bar how lo drive a car (R) 0 (10) SHATTER OF TIME 7:30 (J) NEWSCCNTER MAQADNE (S)MQHT GALLERY a ) O COVER UP Dam and Jack ed by Arthur Conan DeyyN When a aarw* of brute murder* grgM Iba Whitechapel dratntt of London Sbartock Hoawaa aaorcboa tor iba boybiand a lafaphona a^eeanng mactona (R) ® O ON OUR WAY A cnupw marnad lor 30 yaara. decide* to pirti up t it le * and tala oft on a ctoaacounlry Journay Start Jane! Leigh Hatty Guardvm) ® O LOVE BOAT Tba toyany of a profaaaronal courier a letted by a young woman a advance* Ac* a apt am laadi to romance with a paaaangar. a woman Mart tadng let mother trial bar MapFattwr it laiihM |R|y n m O A N C E FEVER (RIO 0 (M l M OV* "TraWtomt " (14431 John King Oawd Sharp* Cowboy* coma to lb* aid ot a bland m a neat In town and hwp Iba commutotog*« rid oI n u daring oudawa 0 ID MOV* A Study In Terror 11*4*1 John Neva** Donald Hm v 11:30 4.-06 (7 ) O P tO P L I DO rHE C R A C E JT TlbNOS taaiurad • too* al Iba hu- 5 :3 0 nuNNCn 0 (10) W A U STREET WEEK M.O *SC WEEKEFIO CPC CULL dyaai lavww with panakata Howard "Arthur The Kid" A 10'year-old boy P Cobioun fkjabalh Paler Mont* Ialee a lob at boat lor t*» gkrg Gordon and Robarl Sloval would ba daaparadoat Sltta D a m Cam*let. Matvei Kaplan. Or anam Jrtwa (R|q 5 :3 5 (H MOTORWEEK ILLUSTRATED (II (M l M OV* Onto I You H o atr (1*4)1 Danma Cbntlophar. Uary Buaay A coaaga aludanl who think t EVTNINQ tot mdrvtduakty it endangered ctaalaa a dtaam world wbar* ha a a atop * caplam and tot buddmt at* 6:00 lb* craw 3UI) O (7) O news 0 |W| TRE SPORTING L E E Man(M l BLACK SHEEP SQUAD­ bar* ol the Tbtaa-Uuarlat Century RON Bobber Laagu* m SI PataraiMg. 0 110) THE SPORTING LIFE Hoal Fla . ranging in age bom T5 lo 13. Jet. Palmar awap* tpont anacare trotowl dotaa and cbddhood mamona* with 0 (4) M O V* Tan Little Indian* comediana Pbd I oalat Alan King 1 IM4| Hugh O Snan Stortay Eaton and Slava l andaabatg Tan dHparai* pacpl* meal than 0 [Si VEGAS death* whan they ate invited by an untnnwn hoel lo a aacludad mocrv 605 lammanamn 0 W RESTING 12:30 6:30 0 (1) W M B LEO O N TE R M S Bee I match ol Iba day web toaiurwa and 0 ( J ) NBC NEWS ) O CBS NEWS togbagnaa bom aart, round a d d n ( 7 ) 0 ABC NEWS y bom WtoWMdoh. England 0 (10) NEWTON S APPLE Ut* 04 " SATURDAY SUP tR C AO E bypnoaia to labav* pam. why lb* | M O V* The Oboat And Mia •ky la btua to * romadw* tor lb* II44F| Oan* Twmay. 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Gary Cofcnt Mvy Ann MoOay and Swan Puroae ® II) THE AVENGERS 505 f t MOHT TRACKS 000 a O law a n d y o u > O A O W C U lT U f lE U S A f t new s a HI IOCUS 0 30 . ) MEWSCENTER MAOADNC O SPECTRUM O VTfWTOen ON NUTRITION I WORLD TOMORROW I (I) LACKSON FIVE 7:00 . ilf'SOOMRAMY O ROBERT SCHULLER (7 Q PICTURE O f HEALTH t IT IS WRITTEN |<l) JAMES ROSOON 7:30 S go up in tmoOt then Ricky to nw d AHomo. IV .it. and halt hmj | lhameafvat itrandad on a Cwit>. bean .Hand ahw ha.mg to mate an emwgency plant landmg (R| <mrj ciwi ohm sun*, pot*. 1 11Q SO MINUTES An aducalad black aiiv* maalt a ® O WW0 IN THE WILLOWS AnSouthern gentleman aAo hat t* •mated Bated on the chadron a ttat* to i alary by Kenneth Qtahamt the ad venturtk ol U . Toad and ha new­ 12:30 born trandt wa brought to Me O ® MEET THE PRESS CD O EXCITING WORLD Of featuring the rocae ot Charm Nat SPEED AXO BEAUTY Corvette ton RaWy Roddy McOoaa* dot* C M . nftea • the n*n and the 0M f arrw and Edda Br ack en Q we iaatad by the C u t SoWiwn I I (SSI FAME In a pertormwice at Caaforma chapter fen an Myinqua the Jonaa Beach Amptathaalw. the ieatu.ee a not*up rook a the pop. coat of "Fame rtuaufy trace* the root! of lock n roe taw eiotc tportt cw ( C O W A U STREET JOURNAL ( S ()0) Au s t in CITY Lim it s fas hired Michael M a tte r | Dancm REPORT m the Meadow ' What • f naval flD| 101 HEALTH MATTERS fflfT'L Gary P Nunn ( London 1:00 Homaac* Bhm I 0 If ) LOVE BOAT O (t) TALES FROM THE DARK1 Q TO BE ANNOUNCED S C C Whin a cant anaar out old man 7 0 WRESTLING return kom the dead he* tamay (0 (101 UASTIR PCCE THEATRE "The Cnadar The hagn oipecle and commundy try to tend ham back Inna of a yotng Scan madeat graduate we need ee I* Wane tee 7-05 ewew ei e Werth earwig toon 93 WRESTLMO (Pert I ol 10l|R|:j June 30 7:30 1:05 CD HI MOHT GALLERY Q MOVIE The Spawn M m Wayne. 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Mwy Arm HI SUPf RFRKN09 Mobaay and Swafi Purcal 0:30 ■ (101 ORE AT PERFORMANCES ( ) f SUNOAYMASS ' Bach • Brandentug Concartot O DAYOF OFSCOYERT The Concwtu Grotto Naotei* 2 ) 0 oral ROBERTS tiarnonecut conduct! the Can •LOS BUNNY AND FRKNDS cantut muaa.ua of Varna n the (IITHUNOERBMMIOM compcaw t Brandanbiag Conow lot I. w and m ww odmetrwnantt O H IWORLD TOMORROW 7 Q ESSENCE ON TtlEV B IO N 1 ( I O SUNDAY MORMNQ Schad (7) dad hoe Uadi The pw» In Ti earned proMa of PotfimpraaaionM aiat Robert Uothanm* 2 J o nRST PRESBYTERIAN OMRCHOEORLANOO ffl iwt MAOC o r PAJNTMO H T H A Y J3 tt H) VOLTROK OCFENOCR OF THfUMVERSf M0 v w r a tto n s M 2:30 USEl footB A U MORAL M U M f f l( >0) JOY OF PAJNTPtQ « HI MSPECTDRGADGET 9 35 O Fv*l Round fRayoft game (B HI MOVW The UcMatfwt (tlTO ) Burl hra*. Brock Petal A buck man reliant to the Southe ta ahw the d m Ww and Nrugglai antn prefudho (rom at wfat 3.-00 00 |W| OVA M CONCERT Wt BOO a 9 ) KNfOHT notR Ahw an accidert aapet out KITT ■ memory a t ­ o m and Mavoa Mafia* dated the cw la adoplad by a boy IJaeon Batemanl ahoee ate n thraatanad bv heottovet <R| t i l a MURDER. SHE WROTE f*n Otwi Van Jatmeon and A r t APyhndi Je w e l wdmg an accentnc m venlur aho I accutad of mwdarmg h a lormw pwtnw (R|Q I (SSI BENNY MLL I (US NATURE The Otcorwy Of Anena Banana A eurmy of tieluraeet! enu.1l to imdwitand the language ol anmeM mckidng the m at of Ken van Freeh Konrad l oraru Nao fmbwg*i and f Mhw CuMn (P w lS o fS K R ig O HI MOV* "A Ldfle ftghl Mu *C |t(TT) CAtabHh Tayla Oiana Fbgg Baaad on the fkoedeay muw ca S*v*N aumatched i. 1 C N I of the awty IVOOe And rwnanca on a country mate 005 a t WORLD AT WAR 900 O ( D MOV* Coda Of Van geance (Pramarel Chwiat Tayk* Erm Gray Whae mvetlgalmg Iha AtappaaiaciLa cl a awnan i broth* a dr«l* dwunark two •wring tadema enovad m nwcof•ca Niwggbng and gimrimmng a Ariaona U n c o b a d * French Mm D M . partarme enth the Miami Cnambw Symphony O WORLD OF AUDUBON M A CRATY LME A FOX Hwry I proMa of John Jama* Audubon, a d l nerve tempaary tacretwy iC w d Kanel g * t Ik o • adwfoai Q ANDY GFWTtTM el ■phonyW ba |RI 10tt) CD O MOV* CM To Gtory I|1 TAKBfO ADVANTAGE ? JFK" (Promaral Crag t NaMon O T T O WRITTEN CART Unted stalm Giand Pna Cindy Pica*11 In the dayt pror lo 8 ) IKS M AOC OF DECORATIVE kva bomEaa fM hw fad N J the aaaatamancmof PraaeftnCJohn PAMTBO U B C M SPORTS SUNOAT F Kennedy A* force Col Raynor ffl HI MOV* Sawn Tam* Seem ll»TS| Twry Thomaa, Lion* Llano* «* « * n fir w iiw J * 05 TJ uOOO NEWS 1030 t ® AUTO M O M O FAC* THE NATION O FTRST BAPTIST CHURCH (W) ALOHA CHMA 10:35 Scheduled The tour d* Fiance t tea* e t a btcyua race covering eon* k O N l o e earn varying d » over 2.SO0 meet Weough m* Alpa S mot tucceta g P y rM H UwHun* W t (SROUWCY mg H Pina. Jenmy Pad * * Robm M e lor It* « F LgfUaaigFil |KS MYSTtRtI Rady Ace Ol Spwe RaWy l rniwm awohaa IS rtnmOK kvt bom la* Vegat pwtuadmg an AutbWan maang Net angmaw lo eaa od ngfm M Wa Brn J IM S U U S C M T B 4 C tan i am * than Wa French, ehaa m „ . Pant. RaWy a coWtmted by la* Loa Angatat Oodgwt mytiwuut peel (Pan 4 of II) mi •(RMrrtH 12 MOV* “4 For Teiaa It SB) I 500 M i Smatra. Urate Andftaa A ^ (J4} t u f t c x O f Daats NA •NR • haa- t7w u i TEnLE > m r eTB mBaMpSi W *C THm O NaCi r0N 005 ffl WORLD AT WAR 1035 Evening Marald Senlord, FI. 1J DAY OF DISCOVERY 1100 o H i t ’ o n 1a news It (SS)FISH ( ! ) (KS ADAM SMITHS MOHEY WORLD CD l»| HONEYMOONt US 1105 11 30 Cl (D Entertajnment th s WEEK Intern** eMh Lora An.!* •on ( ] : O MOV* Nol m From Of The Chedren (IMF) Imda Grey John QfU (7 O AT THE MOVIES Scheduled tenant Pwe Rid* (Chnl leal *oudL St tbno I fae (Rob ton * Fmato f tlevnii flji (SSI CHCO AHO THE MAN f f l HI MOV* Dakota (|»4SI John Wayne Vna Raaucrn 1200 (710 START Of SOMCTlgMQ BQ Hoal Steve AJtei kxil i al ho* aa got ttwlad Thn naae Linda Ev­ an* John fortyme Mr T. led Twnw.EdMwmaro BwbwaEdwi. S I* Trek." M 1 M t. baaketbaa (R) Oil ISM WED KPfOOOM A kick el Aukfitea i aramaM n u d n g mwntvwt and agglayeig n a im a b (Rl 1205 02 ROBERT SCHUELER 12:30 1(4) FANTASY BLAND ) (SM SEEBfO STARS SchadWad wth actaa EmWo ( i I Hoc l one C Thame M— wen a t u e t 100 (7) O MOV* Ah Wddwnaaai |ItSSl WMace Bawy Mahay Ron my ffl IR THE AVENOERS 105 93 JKdMT BWAOOART 1:30 ( | l O MORE REAL PEOPLE 200 (J I Q CBS NEWS MQHTWATCH 205 12 LARRYJONES 2:35 12CMLDREN-IFUNO (7) a MOV* 250 Countewm |IMd| Hobart Duval Jw m ecaan 12 Summer Season Kicks Off; No Monkeeshines In ‘Parts' By D avid Handler New spaper E n terp rise Assn. I t JERRY FALWELL 305 GET SMART 3 35 12 WORLD AT LARGE 400 12 AORCULTUREUSA 4:30 12 IT S YOUR SUSMESS NIK’ * “ Mlcharl Nesmith In Television Parts'* kicks oil an u nuRu a l l y b r i s k s u m m e r Reason (or new’ , limited run Rcrle* Network view in g tends lo drop dur i ng I h r sum m er, parity because o f more ouldoor art Ivt lies, pnilly because of no many rrniiw The networks, whlrh are already suderlng audience shrinkage due to f a hie and home video <an no longer afford that summer drop. So they've gotten busy. NHC has two other series set lo premiere CUS has three, AIK" one. I'resiimuhly, If any of them score high, we'll see them again as winter replacements "Television Parts." which Is getting u seven week look on Friday nights. Is a hall-hour mix of comedy and music It's basically a tradlllonal variety show What makes It new Is the guest perform ers appear In MTV-slyle videos Instead of up on a stage Kannach Mmogua of Wa London School of f committ (Rj 11:30 0.00 ____ • H W R ESTLB K, I THBTTY MPOUTES ffl (S) BAJVTTA ’ • (SS) MARCH 0E D M 1 NAI®NAL TELETHON CONTMUES EVCNB4Q ffl IKS NEW TECH W E S | Q *LACX AWARENESS f f l C C t P f f ll® q ffl THM WEEK WITH OALflC O l S < t t t « B . NATUM OF THN 0S Fae*^K LE Y f f l (H| NATUB • iMiaOURMfTCOOKBfO Wong B* A PASADKNA Calif (UP!) Hock m usician Ike Turner, lonnrr huslMtid and (tartnri ol firam my Award-winning |Hyp Hlar Tina Turner, has been f ( ur ged wl i h three frluny rfHintB stemming from a rrrrnl coral nr arrest. autlKMlilca said. The District Attorney's Ollke ...Towers C o s t ls M l fro m p t | ( 2 was the carfare." she aays. Now she has to do Ihr commuting. Hut she relishes both of her careens. "in Mexico." she aays. "they rail me Taa Nubia.' which means 'the blonde.' And they have niadr me feel very welcome there." Proudly displayed on her coffee table la a book given to her by Mrxiro’a former gf Trapp* I r**d* president. Jose Lopez Portillo lie was bakeaan rebanng to fat I always doodling, she aays. and hr doodled to pracuca or *ortmg ■ lord ■ top notch men benepiam beautiful plcturea of horses, which she admired- lie had them bound In a book for • ’^tSAj'wOEPtNDENT NEWS a (MS MASTTRPCC l THEATRE her and he autographed It: 'T o Dona T m cued* Arab** Menton be­ Constancla Towers.” AFTERNOON 030 12.00 ■ MORI REAL PfflM fl i mQOpOlQQHBOM « MOv* Band 01 11! MDBB.VW com e ibtabed n M r * ffl m MTV SUMMER CONCCTTS T b l U i K Mac partem* The Cheat.'' Gypty Leva w Store." You Meaa lomng fw> end Mhar a nHI VEGAS M i w m#L A forwm Q 700 1005 O SPORTS PAGE Mia 1030 ntSMBOGMBAMRT Not surprisingly, the results are mixed. Jay t-eno's comic video salute In the 11155 llulek H oadm aater had Its f unny m om ents. ("T h is cur seals .even — for d in n e r ."! Hot Arsenin Hall’s routine on black stereo!yprsarcnird strained Nesmith n rock video for a song about A»M!re and Rogers was qullr nice Another video featuring the Coyote Sisters — In which one of Ihem appealed ns n lonely lady I rocker — fell flal. Turner Facing Drug Charges 1000 vacma but a Nm«w ancowagaa Nm t* craftae pracbca (Part fed MIIRig harkstagr area and chats with stagehands, lie oilers us fulksy assurances like "I'll be around, Jusl taking rare o f ya.*‘ lie Introduces the various video IKTlormers and comic bits, and takes a turn himself In videos of Ills own tours "Television Parts" is an In trlgulug Idea, and an Intriguing opponunlly for guest perform ers Hut somehow It all seems a little bland. T h e comedy doesn t have much bite or polul of view And Nesmith's pre­ sence alone Isn't enough In pull all ■>( the different elements Our host is Michael Nesmith, together. a rock v i d e o p ion eer and f o r m e r m e m b e r o f the Il doesn't require much o f an Monk res. He has a neat heard, utirollon span lo watch “ Tele thinning hair and the manner vision Parts." And certainly it ol a hip. lald-tmck Steve Allen Isn't dull — II keeps on moving lie's casual and pleasant Hut a good sunset Is far more H e s t r o l l s a r o u n d t h e tiller I.lining ( D O TRAPPER JO W .M D On* 1100 Friday, June 3*, l * u _ ) Also prominent In her living room are two "aanlos." which are carved wooden sis lues done by Mexican Indians. "Jack found them there." she says "You know. Jack la half Mexican and before President Heagan named him the ambassador, he used to visit the flea markets all the time. That's where he got the aanlos I call that one St. Lush — see. Wednesday charged Turner. 52. with conspiracy In sell eoCMlnr. possession of eym-u Iiic and malnlalnlng a lis allon Im Ihr use and distribution ol roealnr He remains free on •SO.IXK) li.nl pending afrulgriincnl July llln Minilcl|>.ilCourt his arm la outslrrtchrd and Jack loves lo put a champagne glass In his hand." The Qavlns have a large and beautiful home In Bel Air. a fashionable section of Loa Angeles Hut since Jack Is so seldom there. It Is now rented. Connie didn't like being In a big hmiar alone. So she is staying In a condominium they had bought originally as an Investment. "This la better (or me," she aays. "I'm ■lone a lot and I often come home at night alone. And this place has wonderful security, so I feel safer here." Her role on "Capitol" Is demanding — but successful. She says.Tl's Ihe hardest work I've ever done " In Mexico. Ihe ahow had been aired, then the Mexican network dropped It. hut. by popular demand. It Is now back on Ihe Mexican airwaves. The public e n jo y e d watching the sh ow , because It featured Ihe American am­ bassador's wife. She aays that being the ambassador's wife la " a n Incredible e x p e r ie n c e ." particularly because she Is of service In some way. "W e all take Irom our country." she says, “ so It’s good to be able to give something back."' �♦— IV iR iOj H f l I d . Sanford. FI Friday, Juna II. 1811 Daytime Schedule 7:00 i intum in 4:55 (7 ) O HOU.YWOOO AMO THE STARS (MON) ih (U)FUNTSTONCS j 10) FARM DAY (I) SURERERIENOS 6:00 tM IN cvm S (J) TOOAY CBS MORNtNQ NEWS OOOO MORNING AMERICA MOLLYVYOOO AMO THE STARS (MON) (IS) TOM AND JFRJTY ( 10) SESAME STREET (R|q |l) INSPECTOR GADGET 5:30 O 1 ) T M « WEEK IN COUNT MY MU&jC (MOM1 Q * r s COUNT MY (TUC-FMI) © sosnew hart 7:35 12 FUNTBT0NE3 12 I DREAM Of Jf ANNIE (7) o (M| POPCYE © FUNTIUE (MON-THU) i ll (M) RINK PANTHER J 110) MISTER ROGERS (R) b <t| FAT ALBERT 12 OEWITCHED o (7 ) EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK S I TO) AM WEATHER July 1 M ONDAY EVTNING 0.00 (1 ) 0 ( 7 ) 0 n e w s (18| JEFFIRSON8 1)0) MACNEIL / LIHRER NEWSHOUM 6:30 |(4) NSC MEWS lO C B S N F W S O ABC NEWS q » I ALICE HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 605 12 MOVIE lha Pi Ida Ol Jaaaa Hal 6:50 O NEWS 7:00 a <i) M LB Of THE CENTURY (1 ) o PM MAGAZME TV com marctaN I M laalura noneclort. teuba diving construction m i I p i m O JEO P A R O Y (lb (34) TOO CLOSE FOR COM­ FORT Muriel * IAIMI atarynmanl *v lartarwa with Hanry’t ?5th i m w (oV'O * ULTMATE CHALLENGE A d w u m n lify r•counting the endur­ ance and courage dwplayad by companion m lb* Challenge Around tfla World, a nlna month, 71.000 mda yaLbl raoo a (•> HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:06 12 SANFORD ANO BON 7:30 O S IC N T IR IA M M C N T TONKIHT k iM o m anin David HaaiadioH ( I ) Q WHEEL O f FORTUNE (J ) O MIAS WHERE ARE THEY? A documentary lhai aiamrnaa wtiathar Amaiican aotdwra are *M batng bald pnaonar at Soulhaeal loat Sytvaalar fiytvwati BlaAona Aua Hoal ilC (58) BENSON (B (D ALL IN THE FAMILY 7 :3 5 H 2 A U M THE FAMILY 6 00 TV S BLOOPCRB ANO PRACfiCAL JOKXB I saluted Jana M M l b (581 DALLAS a (10) l IVinG WILD A looa al lha •Horn al aoanliata lo laarn M •lump i.ta mu t an ta harvested lo load human* without harming Ant arctic aihtiil* q a (D MOVIE ftummar Ol 47” ( I 8 F II Jannllar O'Naiil Gary l u n a r Altar two boys ipand a aummar trying to kma Iharr vagrraty. m a of lham lam m love with a traauliM radar woman O (•) LAVE FINE • BHIRLEY and Mary Ann MabWy mm practical pika MClana galtaa bom Famdy Tloa" (R) 3 ) O SCARECROW ANO MRS KINO Amanda M In charge (A Via lebaarvnaota M l Laa poaaa aa a bartandar M a privata auio aahd>tMon K a ra the pa* tn aaligalaa an lam (•»« I) Johnny Cash Branda Vatcaro An aalaraia rural coal m a it loftad to hnd wort m tha city bacauaa laa daughter nawda to phislcalad madical liaalmant 9:00 a 3 ) M O V E ’ Tha loat Uartwd CoupW In Amarlca (IM 0| Oonrga Sagal. Natan* Wood Worrwa da varop Ira a happdy mar Had tnupa aa Ihwy walch a laammgty andtaaa parada ol hianda heading lor dl vacua court q (1) a KATE * AL LIE Emma s cruah on hat piano loachar luma aour whan aha discover* ha a mora ■nlaraalad at hat mother (R) 1b(58|OUNCY CO (10) EVENING AT POPS Mai An HamateIt parform* muart horn "Thay’ra Ptayaig Our Song.'’ "A Chorua Lna and Tha Way Wa Wara " m o A N O *(R ) 10:00 (8) POL CE WOMAN 11 00 3 )3 K i 3 ) < S! 100 | (4) DAYS O f OUR LIVES S O ALL MY CHKOREN i t (38) DICK VAN DYKE (2) (ID MOVIE (MON. THU) a t (10) I CAN JUMP PUOOLtS (TUE) ______ EX) (MR ULTIMATE CHALLENGE (WED) ______ (D (TO) FLOFYOA HOME GROWN (FRI) hami (R| 1 2 :0 0 ( I ) o SIMON l S a je N Tha Siman brothata coma lo lha aid ol a pay due (Kathlaan Lloyd) who hat Fad a naton that aha la gomg lo ba lha nail lAeMm o la murdarar (R) ( I ) 0 THE SAINT ) (38) RHOOA 1 (D M O W Tha Oai Who Knma Too Much’’ ( 1089) Nancy Kwan. Adam Waal 1 2 :3 0 (38) I LO W LUCY M O W ” A Gal For Joa” (1881) waaam Hotdan. Nancy OMon 1 2 :4 5 Q (| ) LATE MONT WITH OAVTO LETTERUAN Ormali a lg a Tom Jonaa, comadtan Bobby Koaaar (R) 1:00 (J) O M O W FAa OF Tha QoMan Do o m " ( 1888) Vul Bryrmar. CharMa Or ay 1b (38) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 1:10 (X) o COLOMBO 6:00 ® C D O < T ^ O N iw a (38) J E f f tf 0 110) MACNEIL I LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 (D LA VERNE E SMMLCY 6:05 12 FATHER KNOWS BEST S 1:30 6:3 0 NBCNEWS C M NEWS ABCM EW Sq (58) ALICE (D h a p p y d a y s a g a in 6:3 5 12 GREEN ACRES 7:00 O (4) BALE OP THE CENTURY 5 O PM MAGAZINE SNrMy Tarnpaa Hi* a San F randaoo a Bpy to Btaahan lootraca ( 7 ) 0 JEOPARDY 11 (3D TOO CLOSE FOR COM­ FORT M wM and Harry mual dadda it may want lo know maw baby a aaa baton it a born 0 (808 NATURE O f THB4GB laa lurad C h i n a wa* parlmga dr«ing lor od bafwaan Arctic too. 8y O (D happy O A Y IA O A M 7:05 12 SANTORO ANO SON ID (58) SC TV too 1b (M l BIZARRE 2 .3 0 O CBS NEWS MQHTWATCM (58) QUNSMOKE 2 :3 5 32 M O W 'SlAga To Thundai Roc a " (18*4) Barry SMbvan. Mart- 7:30 0 ® ENTERTAMMENT TONKIHT miarvtaw with Valeria BartawM ® O WHEEL Of FORTUNE (7) O 1100.000 NAME THAT OE) BENSON 0 ID ALL M THE FAME Y 7 :3 5 12 ALL 81THE FAMILY 300 ( D O M O W ' Man On A String " (19M| Chtialopnai Gaorga. Wauam 800 0 ® A-TEAM Harmbal. B A and cohort* Tun lha lab laa on a ruthtaaa loan aFurk who haa baan put 3:3 0 9b (38) FAMILY APEAM 9b (38) RHOOA 4 :2 0 ® O MOW ry (1841) Tom. Ok a And Har BurgaM Marotfdh. Gmgar Rogar a 32 O ET B4AART 91 (34) RH00A a o 4 :3 d 4 8 0 V J jd J / Z i r WORAD AT LARGE 400 O <D LJTTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE (MON WED) (J) o b ^a r TREK I ME (TV GRIFFIN ; (56) SCOOBY DOO ) ( TO) SESAME STREET (R) q | (D SUPERFRJENOS 2:30 (llO C A P T T O t l b (M l G R EAT SP AC E COASTER A (10) M N O VATIO N (M ON) a ( I D CALLJORAPHY WITH KEN BROWN (TU E) CD (10) MAGIC O f OIL PAMONG MB (D (TO) M AO *: o f W ATERCOLORS (THU) ® ( I D MAGIC O f OECORATIVE PAMTINQ (FRI) 4:05 8 BASE BALL (MOM) FUNT STONES (WEO-fRf) 4:30 l b (18) HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE O (D VOLT RON. DEFENDER OF THE UNIVERSE 4:35 12 ADOAMS FAMILY (WEOFTV) 5:00 3:00 a » 14) NEWLYWED GAME ) f ) THREE S COMPANY O L E T S MAKE A DEAL TO SANTA BARBARA (MON win (J ) O QIAOING LIGHT m O g e n e r a l h o s p it a l <Tl) (36) B U O S B UNNY rascurut L CM) DUKES O f MAJZARD I ( K)) READMO RAJNBOW ANO I ( D I OREAM Of JEANME 5:05 A ID HEATMCUFF 12 BRADY BUNCH (WED-FRI) Conor M a r poalor*. poomg at TV I whorippod Ihomod (R)Q CD 0 THRETS A CROWD •aaka a paycFKdogM a hotp Ma romanoa wdh Vicky bacomaa a problam (R jq Gb (381 DALLAS 0 1 0 NOVA A looa at ma anw.it ol tNSAT IS. Tnoto-a ««M d d b ti. ttono M M . on lha nalnn a naag M and n«M area* |R|q 5:30 12 BUOS BUNNY ANO FRKNOS I PEOPLE'S COURT I M 'A 'S ’ H I NEWS > 110) UNTAMED WORLD I (D MORK ANO UMOY (MON, WED. FRI) 12 BASEBALL (TU E ) 12 S U P E R S T A T E CELEBRATES AMERICA (TH U ) July 7 TU ES D A Y 2 (I ) INSPECTOR GADGET 3:05 EVENING Johnny Canon OuMla comadMn Slava landaabavg. aciiaaaaa Lu and Jaan Sagal. |au wngat Joa W4- S ( 10) MISTER ROOERS (R) Q ) 110) I LORIOASTYLE (B (S ) MOVE (4) BEST O f CARBON Hoal DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE ID HOGAN’ S HEROES •<»rv*.->^ 1-30 3> WRMSLEOON TtNFdS UP- 12:30 M ( D SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (J ) O YOUNO ANO THE REST LEES J LOVING 6 (58) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 1 MIOGAY 10 30 l b (3D SOB MEWHART ® (K)) JOY O f PA1NTINQ (FRO O AS THE WORLD TURNS (IS ) QOMCR PYLE _ (10) MAGIC O f PAINTING KEEPSAKES (FRIT 490 * FAR m O ONE LIFE T O LIVE (M| ANDY GRIT FTTH ( 0 ( 101 ALOHA CHINA <WED| U ) (10) A M A TTE R O f TMMNO (THU) 12 i m u MOUSE ON THE PRAI 1 1 :4 5 O ANO THER W ORLD (MOM) WIMBLEDON TENNIS (THU. 1:30 OATE ) O TAXI U ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE |1S| CHICO ANO THC MAN ID HOGAN’S HEROES Ian dub (R) ( I ) Q CAGNEY a LACEY hilarna bunal Ihtal Albart Grand (lardmand Maynal raturna lo maaa Cagnoy I Ma mraarabla. Bon Bon <• kxraing lo* tha vacaltorung labadii (R )q (lb 1381MOCPENOCNT NEWS tt i tot ALIVE FROM O f f CENTER 12 MOVIE "Tha OaAanl Hour*' 11*801 Jamaa Cagnay Oaruua W arm Tha 1847 hgM tor Ouadal canal lha hrll maior Paerhe bdtM. la ovariwan by Admaal Buf Hal- GONfFRI) tB (D MAMNtX 12:05 ® 12 MOVIE 12:00 0 ® TMMIOB B 1:05 O (1) SCRABBLE I Q RYAN’ S MOPE a ) (10) TLORIOASTYLE AFTERNOON 9 30 3 ) a NEWHART Ok a baaka m lha •Hannon grvan him by an admvar who want* lo atari a thea Loudon itddtd- TTgart al SM W W g |(J) WHEEL O f FORTUNE (T) O PRICE IS RIGHT 11:30 J (E DIVORCE COURT [ i Q DONAHUE FIUBARNAOY JONES I (IS) WALTON8 ") 110) SESAME STREET (R)Q (I) CAROL BURNETT AND TRIENOS (12) FUNTIME (FMI) 6:45 8 [) (M| EIOHT n ENOUGH I ( ID WE'RE COOKING NOW ) ( « ) FAMILY 835 900 6:35 SALE OF THE CENTURY ALL-STAR BLITZ ( TO) 5-2-1 CO NTAC T(R)g ID NEW DICK VAN DYKE SHOW 11:00 8 30 5:30 <41 10:30 805 O (4) NEWS (T) O CBS EARLY M O NW M NEWS ABC NEWS TMtt MORNING a 10:05 12 m o v ie 11 (58) WOODY WOOOPf CKEH 0 (() HEATMCUFF ) (I) JIM BAKKIH 8 , (4) SILVER SPOONS (R) T O HOUR MAGAZINE ) O SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL (15) BIG VALLEY 110) READING RAJNUOW (D MY THREE SONS 800 6:00 I (4) NSC NEWS AT SUNRISE I Q MOMNINO STRETCH U EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK (5 1 )0 0 0 0 DAY! ) 9:35 1000 7:30 (7 ) O 3 (1) LOVE CONNECTION (DOIOOET 8 330 2:00 (MON* _______ 8) (TO) MASTERPIECE THEATRE QUO CD (10) MYSTERY! (WED) A (TO) NOVA (THU) CD 0 0 ) THE HEART OF THE OFLA- 1 2 1LOVE LUCY a> 110) AM WEATHER 5.25 IT ; (M| BEWITCHED CD (MR NATURE O f 9:30 7:15 ALL IN THC FAMILY (r o m o N c w s 9:05 12 HAZEL 11:00 0 ® 9) 0 (7 )0 new s 11 (35) BENNY HILL f f l ( 10) DAVE ALLEN AT LARGE 0 ( D HOGAN’ S HEROES 0 (D M O W M Tha Haat CM Tha Nrghl (IM F ) Sidnay Portmt Rod Siatgar Tha mood la lanaa ahan a black datactiva horn PTvMdMphra arrrvaa at a amai Mnaiaarppi town to hMp a local radnack aharilf aolva • murdwcaao 8:05 32 M O W Cal baaou |t*«8i Jana Fonda. Laa Marvin A cam* ruallar. an old drurM and a pratty young achooNaachar band together lo hold up a baht 8:30 ® O 11:30 a ( 4 1 WIMBLEDON TENNtS U P ­ DATE 8 ffi O FOUL-UPS. b l e e p s 8 BLUNOfRB What 11 Shalnar with gooN bom "BIN Traa" and “T J Hookrr . Clara ’ Whara a lha BaaFT' PwAar (R|q O ABC NEWS MQHTUNE (58) CHCO ANO THE MAN (S) HOGAN’S HEROES 11:45 O ® BEST O f CARBON float Johnny Canon Ouoali Candle* Bargan, Judith clartnattal Pare Fountain (R) ® ALICE 0 taxi 12:00 O MAGNUM. PL 0 the samt (58) RHOOA 8 (D M O W ■CaugFH" (1849) Jamaa M elon . Barbara Hal 12:30 9:00 0 ® FBPTDE Cl) a M O W An Invaaton Ol PvTvacy (18821 VaNrta Harp*. CM Da Young A bar moving lo a lamota Mama taland. a baathaWng drvocaa M iapad by a local n aiiNnl and hnd* bar light lor (uabca vnpadad by community prayudtta and hoaua- WHO’S THE BOOST H (58) I LOVE LUCY 12:45 O T f ) LATE WONT WITH D A W LETTERMAN Quaata comadtan Ba­ ht Cryatal. modal PauEna Porttkova. color aipart Laame* {teaman (R) 12:50 M OW Ratal Without A Carjaa •( 1888) Jamaa Own. Natata Wood Q 100 11 (58) OLANCY rl) (KB COLUMBUS. TIN WHO DARED (Z) a M O W H a Good To Bo AJMa ’ 11974) Pad WMBatd. Ruby Dm 930 C7) O HAM. TO THE CMEF CMNar cona hM way mto Ma nrnmmmm ado n an attompt to thwart ma madman who haa thraatmad lo datonala a nuclear davtco iR )q KfcOO 0 ® REMB4GT0N STEELE Laura and Siaata te a m laMcruputou* agM a art batund Tha attampta on an aaprrmg young m o a t Ma (R) (7) O M AMMELL SMTERS ANO FAMKY A paraonal now ol lha 9b (38) LEAVI TT TO BEAVER 1:10 ® Q MCCLOUO I t (58) 8CTV 1:30 2:® 3 b (58| BIZARRE 2:30 ® 0 CBS NEWS FdOMTWATCH Ob (38) QUNSMOKE 2:50 ® O M O W ■■Pwla Tha CLonua H o n o r ' ()9FS) Palar G iavat S a bom concorti (38) MOCPENOCNT NEWS |I0| BUND EYE TO MUR0CRT TRY la * pari M tha banoporl ol eo 000 poopta V 0 I D P O U C E WOMAN 1005 0 M O W Marooned (1 ta t) Gragory Pack. Rwhard Cram* Thraa ■dbonauta hnd th w initial K rn d •d at apaca whan thaw apoMcraR « A nn ■'iiiA i ( v 10:3fl .• 91 p s i BOB NEWHAJTT *<* iUt- 3:20 32 M O W W BaondW " (18581 Penny Smglaton. Arthur la ta 3:30 91 (36) FAME.Y AFFAIR 4:00 91 P it RHOOA 4:20 (Z) O M O W -Whara Ham AS Tha PaopTa G one! (I8 F 4 ) Palar .T R W fiS .,1 1 # a m X it * 10 �Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Buck HasGalloped Off Into His Final Sunset Dear Dick — My brother paid oie ■ vlalt recently and we atarted to remlolace about tbe Saturday matlneea at the movies. We were wondering what ever became of the old Buck Jooea and Tim McCoy movies. To our knowledge, they haven't been ahown on TV tbe way Hoppy waa in the 1950a and '60a. We would aure like to rerlalt our youth! — E.M.D., Glendora. Calif. The Jours and McCoy movies wrrr Just loo uld for TV duck's heyday was In Ihr laic 1920s and early 30s. an<I Tim's mostly In the 1930s William lloyil (Hopalong Cassidy), on the other hand. did most of Ills In the 1940s. Besides. Boyd owned the lights to his dims and had the good sense to see the promise of early TV. Dear Dick — I would Uke to know If someone else played the part of Jock E w ing when "Dallas'' first atarted. If so, who? — Mra. F.O., Frltch, Texas. No, there was only one Jock Ewing, the late Jim Dear Dick — Will you please answer three questions for me? Did Jack Barry or "J o k er's W ild " die? Is the money BUI Cullen gives out on the show real moncy7 How do the conteatanta get the large prises they win on the game shows home? — M.R., Racine. W la. Yes. I will answer three questions for you. Yes. Jack Barry died. Yes. Bill Cullen gives out real money The game shows arrange for the shipment of the largr prizes to the contestants' homes, if they want them, Davis. or give them the cash equivalent If they elect to go Dear Dick — I would like to know If Llndaey that route. D «s r Dick — The last time I la w Bee Arthur on Welle on "Tbe Young and the R estless" and Daisy on "fin d e r of Loot Lovca" are one and the TV, 1 noticed a drastic change In her looks. same, or slaters. — T.J.H., Knoxville, Tenn. Remembering her as "M a u d e ," I was not quick to No. they are two and different, and not slstrrs. recognise her right off. Has she been 111 or I.lndsey Is played by Lauren Koslow and Daisy Is purposely lost weight? She la one of her best comic actresses. — Unsigned, Houston, Tessa. played by Deborah Adair, July 3 W ED N ES D A Y EVENB4Q boo ® (D 2 HD not UACNOL / Ltunes NFWSHOUR 9 (•) LAVESNE t SHIRLEY 5 :0 5 11 f a t h e r k n o w s b e s t I 8 :3 0 I t I NBC NEWS i Q c m new s ’ UASCM CW Sg rwisuce I III HAPPY QAYS AQAJM 6 35 © G R E E N ACRES 7 :0 0 9 ( D l A L E O F THE CEN TUR Y T) O P M. MAGAZINE Ro<wo ituntaoman. Robin Latch of Lda•«yW» ot lha Then and Famout " F © JEOPARDY III (191 100 C LO U FOR COM POST Jack* lad* to tow anti a PO Hainan, much to Hanry a dtaappomtmanl 9 f » | THE HEART OF TH E ORA UON An aaamnattan of Cfana a cnmrnai jui'ic* ayYlwn. Maiming actual togd procaadmgi Itval tavaai Panama of lo u d changa thraaton■ng to croad and Irarvaform th* tourl* [J 9 (Si h a p p y t w r s a g a in 7 :0 5 I X S A M OHO AHO SON 7 :3 0 9 ® ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT >nt*rn#*i min Tad Danton <L O WHEEL OF FORTUNE T) U I >00,000 NAME TH A T TUNC (U 1 S I BENSON (3) <») ALL M THE FAMILY 7 :3 5 12 ALL St THE FAMK.Y U ® 8:00 FdQHWAY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mart try to oonnica • W n i g i pwaptogtc (Kan OtandtL » • * a togfi K to o l OMora tua acctoard. vu____________ Tttort a maamngM Ida (P*r1 t of » tR|q ® O of nan taciwwtogtoa lot n amg Via brain Knclton mcludaa mlarvwart atth KJantMta and a faatory of attamplt to obtarrt tha hying bran • _ CHARLES Si CHARGE O atlaa It upaaf atoan « w cMdran conenuasy aMarrupt lam adtSa ha a •nwtfl to Nraaft arton* a farm CD O PALL QUV CoS b* c * propnam of an i to knd a bad ■ (SI M O W AM.*Pi,V, Young An aipadmon anarch** lor Ih* prtoaiaaa Inca Sunburn bunad ortr 500 yaara *go «h*n Ih* Span­ iard* conryuaradParu 11.-00 ® (D O (D O 1130 © M O W ' Tycoon'' (1*4F> John Wayn*. larama Day An Amartcan 9 (£ l W IMBLEDON TENMS UP­ DATE r r i n taxi IT) © ABC NEWS MQMTLSfE if j (391 C HICO AHO THE MAN 9 ( ( ] H O G A N S HEROES tua to Law Amanca 9 8M 8:30 (D © E I « Shwntotd bacomaa a narvoua arach than taa a*-ad# mforma Mm that aha may ba pragnant (R| 900 | (D FACTS OF UFE Whan Btoa dalaa « ddtaranf boy rnmry ragRt. 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Hale, known around Holly wood as one of the last of ltic singing Vowtxiy* in films, turned In writing country music when lhe txitloin drop|>ed out of (he singing cowboy movie star trade He may have a ranch, as you say. hut hr'a also done pretty well writing songs. Dear Dick — Could you please tell me If It Is true that officials of Proctor so d Gam ble at some time appeared on the Donahue TV program and admitted supporting the Church of Satan or devil worship? — P.T., Freeland. Mich. Thai ridiculous and vicious rumor, and other similar ultra, have been going on fur some years now. t otally untrue. Most of the rumors Include Ihc nasty much lhat Hie PAG symbol — I be man In Ihr moon and a |iultrm o f slars — represents some evil force It's gottrn so bad lhat PAG recently announced they would have to change that symbol. The slory you cite simply never happened. TH U R S D A Y pSISCMNVraU Did M For M ud*. 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South Africa (UP!) — Police killed three black* and arrested 113 people a* emergency measures to curb widespread protests against white rule took effect In large areas of South Africa. Black leaders. Including Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop Desmond Tutu, Sunday d e­ nounced the state of emergency declared In 36 d is tr ic ts around J o h a n n esb u rg and Port Elizabeth and a white opposition leader called for an emergency session of Parliament. President Pieter Botha said the state o f emergency — the first In 25 years - would remain In force as long as neccesaary lo quell racial violence that has killed 480 people in the past 10 months. The order, which went Into effect at midnight Saturday, gave police sweeping new powers of arrest, search and seizure. Police said 113 people were detained under special powers during the first 12 hours of emergency rule as officers and soldiers armed with semi-automatic rifles set up roadblocks and -egan random searches in some o f the affected black townships. South African Police Commissioner. Gen. Johan Coetzee. said Sunday news about police activities In the emergency zones would be Boy, 6, D ied Police today continued an In­ vestigation Into the Friday night drowning death of a 6-year-old Altamonte Springs boy who was pulled from the bottom o f the sw im m in g pool at the con* dominium complex where his family lived. By Richard Truett And The boy, the son of Peter Kaperak of the same address, had apparently been pulled from the bottom o f the pool by bystanders The rescue effort continued until Kaperak arrived via rescue vehicle at Florida H o s p lta l-A lta m o n le S p rin g s where the boy was pronounced dead at 0:45 p.m. Deane Jordan LAKE MARY - A Lake Mary City Commissioner has been accused In a civil suit of "c o n ­ verting for his own use" §2!.340 b e lo n g in g to a n o n - p r o fit association lie Is chairman of and refusing lo pay the organiza­ tion back. Colin Keogh. 29. of 115 W. Lake Mary Avc.. was named In a civil suit filed Friday by the Lake Mary Cemetery Association of Lake Mary. Keogh said today he had not hrard of the suit and denied taking any association funds for hln own use. According to the suit. .Keogh took the association's money and "converted" It for his own use on A pril 23. and some Puppet Peek Blaka V oltolln e, 215, son of R ick and Libby Voltoline and Ms cousin, A licia Voltollne, 4V», daughter of Regina Voltollne, a ll of Sanford, w atch puppet show at Seminole County lib ra ry In Sanford. The show, presented by lib ra ry staff B arb ara M c In ty re and Nancy Chapm an of the C asselberry branch, tells the story of N a h a , a Seminole Indian Boy, learning to be brave (In s e rt). It Is part of the lib ra ry 's sum m er entertainm ent pro g ram for children. Altumonte Springs police o f­ ficer Charles Zorba today said th e b o y w a s an a p p a r e n t drowning victim. Police do not. he said, have a complete report of the events surrounding the death and the Investigation Is continuing —Busan Loden Construction Sot To Begin On 500*Home Project She said 30-year mortgages w ill be available and those homes priced under §50.000 will Police tired teargas to disperse thousands of mourners at her funeral Sunday. A Catholic priest said youths burned a truck after the service. White opposition party leader Frederick Van Zyl Slabber! Sunday urged Botha to hold an emergency st&slon o f Parliament to show that "th e limited form of representative government we now have Is not completely Inactive In the face of the state of em ergency." He Used Their Money, They Say Altamonte Springs Fire De­ partment Capt Gary Becker said that when fire department re­ scue workers arrived at Alta­ monte Heights Condos at about 8 p m. a former fire department worker. Mike Bunn, was ad­ m inistering CPR to Marshall Thomas Kaperak of 725 N. Lake Blvd. H e le n S t a ir s , m a r k e t in g director for the developer. K A H Property Management, said the project will Include a mixture of two- and three-bedroom modular homes built by U.S. Homes with beginning prices of 145.900. strike today to protest the police shooting of a pregnant woman. The woman was shot and killed last week as she walked past a mob of rioters Cem etery Group Sues Colin Keogh Drowning Probe Continues Construction on the *25 5 million Sanford Place, slatrd to Include 500 modular homes. Is scheduled to begin late next month on the 45-acre former Joe B. Baker farm off County Road 427 and Bedford Road "properly controlled to ascertain the truth and factual correctness” but that ' law-abiding" citizens had nothing to fear. He summoned senior editors and journalists to a meeting In Pretoria today. In Pretoria, authorities said police fired pistols, shotguns -md tear gas Into a crowd of 400 rioters early Sunday In the black township of Tumahole. GO miles south of Johannesburg Three blacks were killed and five were wounded The shootings raised to 35 the death toll for the past 16 days of racial violence. In Wltbank. another area not under the emergency order, black leaders called a daylong require §1.600 down and mon­ thly payments of as little as §260 per month. The development is lo have street ligh ts, paved streets, sidewalks and a nature trail park. She said the homes will In­ clu de such m od ern c o n v e ­ niences as garbage disposals, dishwashers, refrigerator and stoves. The minim um living space, not counting the garage, will be 792 square feet and various other models will have up to 1.600 square feet. Mr*. Stairs said. The minimum lot size will be 7.000 square feet to Bombs Explode In Copenhagen COPENHAGEN. Denmark (UPI) — A bomb wrecked the office of a U.S. uirllne and another exploded between a synagogue and a Jewish old p eop le's home In central Copenhagen today. Injuring more than a dozen people, police said. No deaths were reported. One bomb was thrown through the window of the Northwest Orient Airlines office. Police said about 10 people In the office were Injured and a bicyclist also was hurt. The other bomb exploded be­ tween the Jewish synagogue and a Jewish old people's home. Injuring three or four people, police said. Both buildings were evacuated. Police aald they had no Idea who Sea BOMB, page BA give sufficient space for a pool II a buyer should want one. The Initial construction will lie o f six models. «.ach named after steamboats that traveled be­ tween Sanford and Jacksonville during the late 19th and early 20th centuries The streets will be named after local rlverways. Mrs Stairs said. The project will be served by a sewer plant the developers are constructing and which will be turned over to the county for operation, she said Water will be supplied by the county's utility system. —Donna Estes pu rposes, and that hr has purchased certificates ol d e­ posits at various hank* with the § 2 1.340 "I don’t know what banks C o l i n Keog h they're In." Keogh said. " I gave the receipts to Mrs. Evelyn Rice." Mrs Rice Is treasurer of the cemetery association, bu could not be reachrd this morn­ ing to verify she has the CD cemetery association members receipts. said he used the money to pay a "A b o u t every six to eight personal mortgage. Keogh de­ months l swap banks In order to nied (hat claim as writ. tak e a d va n ta g e o f In terest The association, which ts su­ rates." Keogh explained. "T h e ing to get the money back but certificates are In the name of did not ask for additional dam ages, said Us members have the cemetery association, not mine, and the association gets asked Keogh repeatedly to re­ the Interest." turn the money but he has Keogh further explained that "failed and refused" to do so. originally both his signature and Keogh said today he did not use the money for his own B ee S U IT , page BA City O fficials Bemoan M eetings That Drag On Into The Night Long after most bureaucrats are In bed dreaming of wavs to spend taxpayers dollars, shadowy figures In Lake Mary's city hall can lie seen through the windows late at night gravitat­ ing toward the coffee pot. The last city commission meeting did not adjourn until about 1:15 a m. — long after city attorney Robert I’etree grew tired of gnawing on his unlit cigar. And Lake Mary's Mayor. Dick Fess. expresses disdain that residents who wished to speak to their elected officials had to stay up so late to do It. "G ood Lord folks, we're supposed to be decision makers." Fess said at the July 18 meeting "W e are supposed to make It easy for the citizens of Lake Mary to come In here and address the commission." Fess was audibly and visibly perturbed because at 10:30 p m ., almost three hours Into the meeting, citizens were finally allowed to approach the podium and comm ent, compliment or complain. Only one person perservered long enough to Nixon Says He Considered Nuclear Weapons Use 4 Times NEW YORK IUP1I - Former Presl dent Richard Nixon said he consid­ ered using nuclear weapons four times — during the Vietnam War. the 1973 Arab Israeli war. the 1971 Indta-Paklstan war and during a Sovlet-Chlnese border dispute. In a Time magazine Interview on nuclear diplomacy, published Sun­ day to mark the 40th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima. Nixon said the world Is safer than In 1945 and "th e bomb made us a world power." Nixon, president from 1969 to 1973 and vice president from 1953 to 1960. also called the late Soviet Chairman Nikita Khrushchev "the most brilliant world leader 1 have U.S. plcnnod to us* nuclsar weapons against Germany, too. Story, 2A. ever met. ... He scared the hell out of people." Nixon said the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, when Khrushchev backed down In the face of a superior U.S. nuclear arsenal, marked a turning point In atom ic diplom acy by prompting u Soviet buildup that gave Moscow nuclear parity. One o f his top priorities upon entering the White House In 1969. Nixon said, was bringing an end to the Vietnam War while seeking Improved relations with the Sov'ets "One of the option* was the nuclear option. In other words, massive encalatlon: either bombing the dike* or the nuclear option." Nixon said, adding, h o w ev er. "N o b o d y was exactly saying. Pave 'em overt'" Nixon said he rejected both a nuclear attack and a bombing of the dikes in North Vietnam, where he estimated a million people would have drowned, "because the targets Involved were not military targets " He also said conventional weapons could have accomplished the same military objectives as nuclear arms, and that "m a ssive escalatloh ... Bee NIXON, page BA Longwood Set To OK Higher Property Tax The Longwood City Commission Is scheduled to set Its property tax rate at §2.90 per §1.000 assessed value when It meets at 7:30 p.m. today at city hall. 175 W. Warren Ave. The property tax rate this year Is §2 52 per §1.000assessed valuation.. . Longwood has a tentative budget of §3.650.288 for the 1985-86 fiscal year. Public hearings on the proposed budget are expected to be be set for Sept 9 and 23. City Administrator Greg Manning will propose an ordinance raising the base rate on water to §5 for 3.000 gallons. The minimum charge is now §3.64 for 5.000 gallons water used; It will go from 75 cents to 80 cents on each thousand gallons up to 8.000 wtih a nickel charge for each addi­ tional thousand The Increase Is being proposed to pay off the loan for the water plant expansion scheduled to be completed In September. Also on the agenda will be a resolution raising the cost of cem e­ tery lots In the Longwood Memorial Gardens frum §200 to §350. Preliminary plans will be reviewed for the Nelson Court Subdivision located south of lllstllne Avenue and west of East Street, and Hidden Oak Estates south of Longwood Hills Road and east of West Lake. The developer for the former Is Superior Construc­ tion and for the latter. Centex Homes of Florida. A public healing will be held on an ordinance extending the closing of Lamont Avenue and Shadow Trail In the Shadow Kill Subdivision until Dec. 30. —Jane C asselberry speak his mind. Alan Wlchman. of 277 Evansdale Road, told city commissioners that an Increased number of people In the city were not maintaining tlielr property. He said there are many "dead cars" In the yards of city residents Wlchman also alerted the commission to the fact that some houses had garbage on their porches and are "detracting from the beauty of the city." After Wlchman had his say. It was back to the business of running the city The men on the commission — Colin Keogh. Russ Megonegal. Harry Terry. Paul Tremel and Burt Perinchlcf — do not seem to mind exploring every request and proposed ordinance that comes before the com m ission In agonizing detail Meeting after meeting the commissioners debate late Into the night, long after most of the audience filters out the door. " I have been here three days this week and picked up stuff everyday." Fess said In reference to the mountain of paperwork the city Is receiving from developers and other business wanting a foothold In the city. Bee M EETINGS, page BA TO D A Y Action Reports,. ...JA Classifieds........ 2.3B Comics.............. ...SB Crossword........ ...4B Dear Abby....... ...BA Deaths.............. BA Dr Goff............ ...4 8 Editorial.......... .... 4A Florida......... Hospital........ Nation.......... ....... 2A People.......... Sports........... ...5-7A Television..... IB Weather........ BA World............ Bicycle Tops 150 MPH BONNEVILLE S A L T FLATS. Utah (UPI) Former Olympic cyclist John Howard did some fast peddling to set a new speed record on a bicycle of 152.284 mph. Howard. 37. of Encinitas. Calif., said he set the record Saturday at the Bonneville Salt Flats, home to many land-speed records of all types Ills feat broke the record of 138 mph set In 1973 at the same place. He called It an "Incredible exhilaration.” with "an element of terror." A speed car modified with a large tall section pulled Howard up lo 60 mph. at which point he was able to start pedaling his bike with the gear mechanism that allowed the high speeds. "The car essentially bored a hole though the wind It broke the turbulence.” Howard said. He said his bike used a "double reduction gear system. It's a very large, double chain ring system which allows It to obtain the higher speeds." Howard said he hopes to have hla record entered In the Guinness Hook of Records. And added. " I feel like I could go another 10 to 15 mph." r« * �JA Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Monday. July 22. IMS NATION IN BRIEF Anothor Sailor Arrostod in Spare Parts Theft Ring SEATTLE (UPI) — The FUI seized a sixth suspect, another U.S. sailor. In an alleged smuggling ring that stole spare parts for Navy F-14 Tomcat Jet fighters for Illegal shipment to Iran. Antonio Gatdula Rodriguez. 38. an aviation storekeeper assigned to the USS Be IIran Wood, wan arrested Sunday as he returned from an unauthorized absence from the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard at Bremerton. Wash., said Allen P. Whitaker, special agent In charge of the Seattle FBI bureau. Rodriguez and five others arrested last week are charged with conspiracy, theft. Interstate shipment and exportation of war materials following an Investigation by the FBI. the U.S. Customs Service and the Naval Investigative Service Iri the San Diego area. Federal authorities said the ring was In business for money and may have stolen up to $5 million In parts and other equipment over the past several years. Government agents Infiltrated the ring about a year ago. and reportedly mananged to seize some o f the parts before they reached Iran. MOVE Deaths Ruled 'Accidental' PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - City forensic experts have decided all 11 deaths In a house occupied by the radical group MOVE during a police bombing May 13 were "accidental." "T h e deaths were accidental, as far as we can determ ine." Assistant Philadelphia Medical Examiner Dr. Halbert Fllllnger said Sunday. Fllllnger personally examined three o f the bodies. The 11 victims were killed In a massive fire that broke out shortly after police dropped a bomb on the radical group's headquarters In West Philadelphia following a daylong gun battle. The blaze also damaged or destroyed 61 houses In the working-class neighborhood, leaving about 250 people homeless. The conclusion was made after authorities wrapped up a two-month Investigation of the charred remains of the MOVE victims — all o f whom appear to have died of fire-related Injuries. Th e coroner's determination that the deaths were accid ental Is significant because It puts to rest speculation that the victims committed suicide or died of police gunshot wounds, authorities said. Still facing Investigators la the task of Identifying five of the victims, three of whom were children. "W e 'd like to hope we're going to be able to Identify them, but the evidence we have to go on Is pretty thin," said Fllllnger, "Right now we're stumbling In the dark." Th e Identification process Is difficult because the bodies were so badly burned, and also because authorities have been unable to locale medical or dental records for the victims. "Som e of the children were probably born at home ... and may have never visited a dentist's office." Fllllnger said. Identified so far were: Conrad Hampton A fric a . 36; Frank J a m es Africa. 26; Raymond Foster Africa. 49; Rhonda Harris Ward Africa. 30: Theresa Brooks Africa. 26: and Tomasa Boo Africa, about 9. The only know survivors of the fire are Ramona Johnson Africa. 30. and Birdie Africa. 13. Both fled the burning building and were apprehended by police Members o f the back-to-nature cult all used the same last name. The Philadelphia Inquirer reported In Its Sunday editions that a branch of MOVE was given tax-exempt status by the United Way earlier this year. Community Action Movement, a selfdescribed education and training program that was started by MOVE founder John Africa, won acceptance Into United W ay's donor^rptlon program and may have re­ ceived charitable contributions, the news­ paper reported. The Inquirer quoted United Way officials as saying they had not been aware that Community Action Movement was con­ nected to the radical cult. A-Bomb Attacks Planned Against G erm any, Japan Alaska Gov. Faces Impeachment JUNEAU. Alaska (UPI) — A legislative committee dominated by Republicans will decide whether to move for Impeachment of first-term Democratic Gov. Bill Sheffield, called unfit for office by a grand Jury. Impeachment hearings were to Iregln today before the Senate Rules Committee after the grand Jury declined to bring criminal charges against Sheffield but recommended that lawmakers consider throwing him out ofofTIce. At Issue Is the 57-year-old Sheffield's role In leasing a building for state use In Fairbanks. The lease, since canceled, went to u campaign supporter o f Sheffield's who also was purt owner of the building. The lease was made following a meeting between the two men In October 1084. according to the grand Jury. Chairman Tim Kelly of the GOP dominated Senate Rules Committee said the hearings also will Investigate bidding on u proposed 101 m illion state office building In Anchorage, whose construction hus been delayed while funds are raised A contract for the building hud Ireen awarded to Dick Fischer Development, owned by a longtime Sheffield associate, although the Fischer bid was $1 I million higher thun one bid und $20 million higher than another. Reagan Back A t Work WASHINGTON (UPI| - President Reagan, happy to Ire home after an right day hospital stay, scheduled meetings with Ills top advisers for today to ease track Into a light work routine In a smooth convalescnce from cancer surgery. After n Joyous welcome home Saturday from 2.fXK) people on the South l.uwn of the White House. Reagan spent Sunday — his first full duy uway from Betheada Naval llospltul - out of public sight, trading and lending to paperwork White House spokenmnn Peter Hmissrl said Reagan Is “ looking forward to resuming Ills schedule,'' which for now has been cleared to permit u gradual return to work that will depend In large part on the pace of Ills recovery. WORLD IN BRIEF 3 Jewish Terrorists Get Life; 12 Others Get Light Sentences JERUSALEM (UPI) — Three members of u Jewish terror underground were sentenced to life In prison today for murder, but 12 others received light terms — four months to seven years — for wuglng a deadly terror eumpulgn against Arabs In Israeli occupied territories A three-judge panel hud no leeway In pronouncing sentence on three memtiers of the group convicted of murder for u 11)83 attack on the Islamic College In Hebron, w herr three Arab students were killed Israeli luw mundutes life In prison for anyone convicted ol murder. The other dozen defendants — found guilty on charges runglng from musing grevlous tiodlly harm to conspiracy —i curb could huve been sentenced to 20 yeurs In prison Hut the court, which spent 11 days considering Its sentences, proved lenient. The defendants contended they organized the under­ ground — the largest uni! Arab terror ring In Israel s history — because the army was not protecting them In the West Bank, where Jews begun settling after Isruel won the urea from Jordan In the 1907 w ar Specific charges — In addltlun to the attack on the Islunilc University — Included u 1980 attem pt to ussusnlnute three Arab West Bank mayors, a I OHO attempt to bomb five Aruti buses In East Jerusalem und an unsuccessful I0H4 plot to blow up the Dome of the Rock mosque on Temple Mount — a Jerusalem landmark aurred to to troth Jews and Moslems Bomb In Church Kills Worshiper SYDNEY. Australia IUPI) — A bomb planted beneath the pulpit nf u Jehovah's Witness church near Sydney killed one worshiper und Injured at least 70 In an attack described by police as “ the work of a lunatic.*' The blast Sunday hurlrd u visiting church elder through the aluminium ruof of the Kingdom Hall church und blew out the back of the Umber-arid brick building In Cuaula. 17 tnllrs west of Sydney, a police spokesman said. T h eir were no Immediate claims of responsibility In the Incident. Police said ut least 70 people were Injured In the blast und 29 were admitted to three hosptluls In the area. Six underwent Immediate surgery, police said, but guve no further details on their conditions There were about 110 worshipers In the building at the time of the blast HOSPITAL NOTES Cm S s I F u n d s > n » u t Haa»rtel 1«W | D IK M A B O IV k "k rt T m W k lx y aamruvaHona, andtMOr bar lumbar I , A Alw.laa and baby fU l. OaBery Barbara* AOntysnebaby bay.Oaftana MaraM Pbe*afey T w i n , Vtscarrt Who'd Want To? The sign says "No Trespassing" but who'd w ant to trespass In an oversized puddle? T yp ical Florida afternoon rainstorms have created this m iniature lake near the Sanford sewage plant on Poplar Avenue. It the rains continue m aybe th ey'll change the sign to one that reads " N o Fishing." N O W C hief Vow s N ew Activism In Protection O f Feminist G ains NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Declaring thr time Is ripe for activism, nrwly circled National Organi­ zation for Women President Eleanor Smral says she will trail the women's movrmrnt In the streets and In Congress to fight the New Right's uttuck on Its gains. In a dramatic comeback. Smeal was elected president of the NOW Sunday, unseating former ally Judy Goldsmith In a race that signals a new direction for the women's movement In the United Stairs "T h e need for our movement Is greater because the threat Is greater." said Smeul. 45, who charged in her platform that the nation's largest wom en's organization hud become too compla­ cent. too low key and too establishment. Goldsmith, who succeeded Smeul 2Vh years ago ufler her five year tenure us NOW president, attacked her challenger In lire campaign during NOW 's 19th annual convention us a one-issue candidate unable to build coalitions with other movements. But In her con cession speech Sunday, Goldsmith. 46, said her work was not overturned by the election. "W hat 1 stood for and what I fought for during my 12 years us u member of NOW was not defeated this weekend," she said The election was widely viewed as determining the direction of NOW. which hus lost members und support since the Equal Rights Amendment was defeated three yeurs ago The Rev. Jerry Falwell. founder of the Moral Majority, said Sunday night he was "delighted" with thr NOW election and derided Smeul's promise to counter the New Right's efforts to erode progress In women's rights. "Judy Goldsmith was far more effective and was of grrat concern to us on the right." Falwell said from Ills Lynchburg. Va.. home. "Eleanor Smeul Is u shrill, screaming, confrontational person who makes a lot of noise but gets very little done." But Smral said President Rragun's re-election was one reason for her victory because NOW convention delegates heeded her cull for a more aggrrsslve organization. "It's time to go back to the streets." M id Smeal. a reference to the duya when the women's and civil rights movements staged huge rallies In Washington und elsewhere to dramatize their Issues "The opposition Is known and It Is a drur and present danger," she told reporters at u post election news conference. "I think It's time to put a lot more heut on the right wing." Smeal. a mother of two. said one of her first orders of business when she takes office Sept. I will be to develop a strategy to fight the unit ubortlon movement, galvanized last week when Ihc administration asked the Supreme Court to overturn Its landmark 1973 ruling legalizing ubollari. Israeli Troops Hunt Guerrillas In Lebanon BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI| mlltllus and the Lebanese army resting several people and set­ Israeli puratrooprra moved Into — will ulso seek to reopen some ting fire to a mosque. south Lebanon to hunt for and- of the six crossing points be­ Israeli military sources In Tel Israeli guerrillas attd Christian tween Chrtsitun rust Beirut and and Moslem militiamen fought Moslem west Beirut so Parlia­ Aviv confirmed that paratroop­ pitched tuittles along the Green ment can meet and pass the er* conducted a raid on the Line dividing Beirut. government's annual budget, village of Kabrlkha. 6 miles west A coordinatin g co m m ittee the radio rep ort suld. The of the Israeli border, and said Implementing u Syrian bucked Parliament building Is near the one person was killed. The Israeli sources said the raid was security plan for west Beirut Green Line. la u n c h e d a ft e r m e n w ith culled a meeting today to con­ rocket-launchers were seen In sider narrowing thr Green Line The committee meeting comes the area. — the no man's land of bornb- one day alter Israeli paratroopers guttrd buildings where Christian curried out "search and destroy" The Israelis had no comment and Moslem militias confront missions In south Lebanon. on a Lebanese television report each other — official Beirut Security sources and media re­ that said Israrll paratroopers Radio reported. ports said the Israeli troops also conducted a sweep In the The panel — consisting of stormed two villages, killing village of Sejoud. 11 miles north r e p r e s e n ta tiv e s o f M o slem three suspected guerrillas, ur- of Kabrlkha WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. war planners during World War II Initially directed that atomic bombs be dropped sim u lta ­ neously on Nazi Germany and Japan In a "spilt operation" to end the conflict, a CBS News documentary says. The documentary also says that during the Korean War. President Dwight Elsenhower considered the possibility o f us­ ing nuclear weapons to blast Chinese troops out of the Korean caves, the documentary’ said. D u r in g th e 1962 C u b an missile crisis, thr Kennedy ad­ ministration believed that al­ though the Soviet Union would not authorize a nuclear strike against the United States. It was thought "entirely possible, even probable" that a Soviet com ­ mander In Cuba would launch a missile at Miami. New York or Washington, the program says. The documentary. "Hiroshima Plus 40 Years ... and Still Counting." Is scheduled to be aired by CBS TV July 31 and Is television's latest look at the p o s s i b i l i t y o f n u c le a r Armageddon. Harold Agnew. a nuclear phys­ icist who helped develop thr atom bomb, says on the pro­ gram: "Perhups. we ought to have a requirement, suggestion that leaders of nuclear power stales, every five year* or so. witness — I've said In their underwear — a nuclear detona­ tion. multi-megaton." It becomes clear In the docu­ mentary that the United States no longer can use the threat of nuclear force as a diplomatic weapon against the Soviet Un­ ion. as It did during the Cuban m issile crisis and the 1973 October war. when U.S nuclear forces went on alert. The reason: The Soviets have become too powerful W a lte r Plncus, a nuclear weapons expert and a defense reporter for Thr Wa*hlnnion Post, did much of the research, writing und Interviewing for the show The documentary Is laced with Information that either Is newly disclosed or little known outside the c o m m u n ity of n u clea r w e a p o n s e x p e r t s and r e ­ searchers One revelutlon Is that In 1944. the United Stutes considered dropping the atomic bomb on both Japan and Gennany. with the strike against German soil to come from un airbase In the Adriatic Sea No mention Is made of what the radioactive fallout might have done to other European countries. "M y directive at the time that I put this outfit together wus. 'You will organize and train this outfit and be prepared for a split operation.’ " said Col. Paul Tib­ betts. the pilot of the B-29 Enola Gay that dropped the "L ittle Boy" bomb on lllroahlma. "Split operation — simulta­ neous drops In Europe and Japan." he said. But by Muy 1945. a defeated Germany was out of the war and the focus shifted to where In Japan the United States should drop the first nuclear weapon. The "Fat Man" atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki three days after the destruction of Hiroshima and the combined res u lt o f both bom bs w as 125.000 killed and 150.000 wounded. WEATHER E iv n in g llr r a id AREA FORECAST: Today purtly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely by after­ noon High near 90. Wind south 10 to 15 mph Rain chance 60 percent. Tonight a 20 percent c h a n c e o f e v e n in g t h u n ­ d e rs to rm s oth erw ise p a rtly cloudy. Low In the low to mid 70s. Light south wind. Tuesday partly cloudy. Show ers and thunderstorms likely by after­ noon High near 90. Wind south 10 to 15 mph. Rain chance 60 percent. NATIONAL REPORT: Heavy rain soaked the Rockies today. flooding streets and triggering mudslides that covered roads with plica o f rocka, while thun­ derstorms In the East extended from Virginia to New England. AREA READINOS (9 a m.): temperature; 79; overnight low: 7 2 1 S u n d a y 's h ig h : 9 0 ; barometric pressure 30 00. rela­ tive h u m id ity : 82 percent: winds: southeast at 9 mph: rain; 40 Inch: sunrise. 641 a m . sunset 8:22 p.m. TUESDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 12:35 a m.. 1.00 p.m.: lows. 6:38 a m . 7.05 p.m.; Fort Canaveral: highs. 12:27 a.rn.. 1:01 p.m.; lows. 6.27 a m.. 6 56 p.m.; Bayport: highs. 5 41 a m .. 5 52 p.m.; lows. 12:10 a m .. 12:10p.m. BOATINO FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Southeast wind 10 to IS knots through Tuesday. Sea 2 to 4 feet. Wind and sea higher near scattered thunderstorms. EXTENDED F O R E C A S T ; Wednesday through Friday — Partly cloudy. Chance of mainly afternoon and evening thun­ derstorms. Lows in the 70a. Highs upper 80a to lower 90s. I0V P V I I I I N I M o n d a y . J u ly 17. IM S V o l 77. N o 215 Pwbluhad Daily and Sunday. a ic tp t VatwrSai by Tha Vanlard Harald. liK . M4 N F i m k A yf . Vanlard. f u . urn. Varand C la n P a rty ** Pard a l San lord Fisa Ida H IM Hama OsTivary W tak. I l . l l . MNrilk. H i l l ) M antht »I« M , a M sntst. U t M j Vaar. U1 M By M ail Waak I I . M j M eath, va M i I M a a th i, V IIS S i a M entkt. V II.H i V a a r, VMM Phona o a r I I I I ra il. �Evening Herald, SaMord. El. Monday. July II. lt « S - )A Burglars Stage Early- Morning Raids In Fern Park Burglars were busy In Fern Park this m orning. A Cum ­ berland F arm s con ven ien ce store had Its drop safe dug out of the floor and an undisclosed amount o f cash stolen, while a television shop was hit by thieves who took two cameras and two tripods with a total value o f about *3.400. A Seminole County sherlfTs deputy on patrol about 4:30 a.m. noticed c e llin g tiles at the Cumberland Farms. 604 U S. Highway 17-92. were dropped and disordered. She Investigated and found that the rooftop air conditioner had been pried off to gain entry to the building The deputy found no suspects Inside the store, but noted the drop safe In the floor had been pried from Its casing, openee and iis contents stolen. An un­ disclosed amount of cash Is missing, a sh eriff s report said. The burglary occurred b e­ tween 3:10 and 4:30 a m., the report said, and the thief left behind a hammer, but took other tools used In the theft with him when he fled. In the other case. Bellows T.V.. 199 State Hoad 436. was bur­ glarized at about 3:45 a m The Ihlef used a lire Iron to break the glass front door, a sheriffs report said SALADS STOLEN T w o b r o th e r s have been charged with defrauding an Inn­ keeper In connection with the theft of two bowls of salad. According to a Sanford police report, the two entered the I’lzza Hut. 2002 S. Frenrh Ave.. at 11:50 p.m F rid a y, h elp ed themselves to the salad bar. and then left the restaurant without paying for the food. The manager called police who spotted the suspects, one on 13th Street, the other on 20th Street, and picked them up. The report said police look them to the restaurant where they were Identified. Charged w ere Jeffery Hay Cook. 25. and Michael James Cook. 22. both of 3 1 1. W 10th St.. Sanford. They were Jnlled In lieu of $500 Ixind each. COKE DEALER NABBED Undercover agents from the Seminole County Sheriffs De­ partment set up a drug deal, ★ F ir s t then arrested a man after he tried to sell a deputy an ounce of ★ C o u rtt cocaine for $ 1.800. it P o lic e A sheriffs rrport said a deputy met with the man at a fast food restaurant on State Hoad 434, Longwood. on July 2. The report the windows out of a bus. A fire said the man entered the depu­ e x tin g u is h e r a lso w as d is ­ ty's vehicle and while driving, charged Inside the office and showed the deputy an ounce of several desks rifled. cocaine. The report said the man T h e police report said the offered to sell the Illegal drug for vandals gained entry to the *1.800 office by pulling a piece of The man. who was out of jail plywood from a utility room on a work release program, was door. then arrested. LAW N MOWER LIFTED Being held without bond In A thief stole a lawn mower Seminole County Jail on a charge from the porch o f A lvin D. o f trafficking cocaine waa Carl C a m p b e l l . 2 6 . o f 1 5 0 1 Ladon Dubose. 25. o f 1755 Mellonvllle Ave., Sanford. The Magnolia Ave.. W inter Park red lawn mower, valued at *100. Dubose was sentenced to a year was discovered missing W ed­ In jail In February for resisting nesday. arrest with violence after pun­ CARCLUBBER ching an officer In the throat. A Casselberry man was Jailed STOLEN DETECTOR after he was seen standing In the A thief may have used a coat grassy median of a highway hanger In the theft a radar sw in gin g a club at passing delector from the car of William vehicles. Lockeby. 2431 Grand Teton According to a Casselberry Circle. Winter Park, early Fri­ police report, an officer spotted a day. man on State Hoad 436 swinging Lockeby told police the de­ and y e llin g o b s c e n itie s as tector was In his brown Pontiac v e h ic le s passed. A b ou t 45 Thursday night and not In It minutes earlier at 1 a m. the Friday morning. same man reportedly tried to VENDINQ MACHINES pick u fight with three men In a ROBBED red pickup truck at the ABC A burglar entered through the Lounge In Casselberry, a police back door of Mr. Gee's Bar. 1704 report said. When the officer told W. State Hoad 436. Altamonte the club wlelder to lay down his Springs, early Friday and stole •6 5 out of several vending machines. SAVE ENERGY A police rrport said two pay ALL YEAR 'ROUND pool tables, a video dart game machine and a juke box had the coin boxes p ried open and TUNC'S Nfithfrtron money stolen from them. No H«lt Pump Lt Condition*! estlmute was given of the dam­ Estrs Efficient Clinote age to the machines. Control fo» All Stnoni Action Reports YMCA VANDALIZED Vandals have hit the YMCA branch on Palm Springs Drive for the third time In a week, according to a Seminole County sheriffs report. In the latest Incident, vanduls used a baseball bat and smashed C ataract Surgery Scandal: G overn m en t Loses Billions W A S H I N G T O N (U IM ) Kickbacks to eye doctors, un­ n e c e s s a r y o p e r a t io n s a n d overcharges wtll cause the feder­ al govern m en t to waste *2 billion on cataract surgery this year, a House subcommittee says. The report revealed numerous Instances In which doctors overcharged the government's Medicare program for the lenses they Implanted and. In uddlllon. received kickbacks from lens salesmen for placing thrtr orders with particular companies. The report Is Ihe result of u two-year Investigation by ihe health and long ienn care sub­ committee of the House Select Committee on Aging The In­ spector general's office of the Health and Human Services Department assisted Ihe puncl. The Investigation found that some eye doctors were offered free trips lo Europe, cash de­ posits In Caribbean hanks for each lens purchased and free slock in lens companies. Others were offered surgical equipment, and the use o f boats, cars 'and resort homes, the report said. The report said about 1.2 million Americans will undergo Ihe 20-rotnutc cataract surgery this year. The operation Is the most common procedure paid by Medicare, a federal health care program for disabled and elderly persons During Ihe surgery, a needle Is Inserted In Ihe eye lo remove cloudy cataracts and a plastic lens Is Implanted. The procedure In considered one o f Ihe most successful recent advances In medicine and vision usually Is Improved. But Ihe subcommittee said Us Investigation found Ihe surgery was performed on elderly pa­ tients who already had "perfect" 20-20 vision. N ation w id e, * 5 2 5 m illion worth of unnecessary surgery was performed on Medicare pa­ tients this year, the report said. u i W Plwsktaj * A L L H irtlnp Im . Y#l. 1114SA1 1007 l . n t .,4A*,., S .n tw i weapon, the man ran but was caught. Charged with disorderly Intox­ ication and resistin g arrest without violence was Raymond Howard Barrett. 602 Brittany Court. Casselberry. He was later released on *500 bond. BURGLAR RETURN A 68-vear-old Eatonvtlle man. who returned to an Altamonte Springs home he had allegedly burglarized, was arrested by a Seminole County sheriff's depu­ ty who was at the scene ques­ tioning witnesses who reportedly Identified the suspect. Sheriff's deputy G.H. Nagala reported responding to a bur­ glary call at 88 Campcllo St. at about 9:30 p.m. Saturday. Home owner Paulene East met with Nagala and told him the burglar might still be Inside her home. A search turned up no one. a sherlfTs rrport said DISORDERLY INTOXICATION The following persons have been arrested on a charge of disorderly Intoxication: -Isa yvette Falcon. 22. of 172 Crystal Ave.. Lake Mary, ufter the manager o f ABC Lounge on U S. Highway 17 92 In Sanford called police at 1:14 a m. Satur­ day In reference to a fight at the bar. A police report said a woman was sitting In u vehicle crying and yelling obscenities. —Bruce Theodore Simpson. 33. of 813 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Police were called to the scene of an argument at 1115 Palmetto Ave. about 1 a m Saturday. The report said when an officer arrive a man opened the front door of the house, w alked out and challenged the officer to a fight "Take ofT your gun and fight without being a policeman,'* the man said, according to the report. Simpson was freed on *100 bond. » * But os Nagata was questioning Ms East and witness Carolyn Wells who had been called to the scene because she reportedly could Identify the suspect, the suspect returned to the scene. Ms Wells reportedly Identified him as the man she had talked with outside Ms East's home |ust before the burglar entered the home through a utility room window, a sherlfTs report said. Ms. East wanted to press charges, the report said, and Henry Lee Christopher has been charged with burglary and w-as being held In lieu of *5,000 bond! Homeowners Insurance? .*> <*" -. ", • »T » One* name sajs it host. 7 TOW RLSSI INSURANCE I f - P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 * 25715 S. F r e n c h A v e ., S a n fo r d Ks4ttto-Owners In s u ra n c e I ifr llontr t «r. 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O w n e r s o f v id e o o u t le t s throughout Los Angeles said In a story published Friday In the Herald Examiner that "Faces of Death" and "Faces of Death 11" are the most consistently rented movies In the area despite a lack of advertising and no m ovie theater distribution. The films, made by an Am eri­ can company for distribution In Japan, arc especially popular among teenagers and college-age youths, they said "I think the reason for the creation o f this program Is that It is an extension of the nightly news. Americans have become hardened to death and tnurdei." said Walecd B. All. whose Mai k Productions In Oak Forest. . began distributing the films after hearing of their success In Japan. All said Ihe films feature actual scenes from a cattle slaughterhouse, the decapitation of a chicken and a baby seal K hunt. Other scenes Include a hu m an s u ic id e , a u to p s y , beheadings and electrocutions — but All said hr didn't know If they were staged or real. Thomas Kadcckt. a clinical psychiatrist and head of Ihe American Coalition on Televi­ sion Violence, said he Is worried about Ihe popularity df the films. "This Is really frightening." he said. "In all likelihood, some people wtll not get a charge out o f watching these films but will start slaughtering animals and even human beings to get a rush." He said the m ovies make violence "socially acceptable" and may prompt an Increase In assaults and w ife and child beatings. Hex Beaber, a psychologist and professor of medicine at UCLA, had a different view, however, saying Ihe movies may actually be beneficial because th e y h elp v ie w e r s re le a s e pent-up agressions. ■'Everyone has their secret terror — nonexistence, death.'* he said. "There ore two ways to deal with It. One way is denial or repreaalon. The other approach to terror is to pul your face right up to It — to prove yourself.’ * FPL will pc*yyou upto $600 toInstall a high efficiency central heat pump* indoors. 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As long as we believe we are right we will do waht we have to do In the Interests of our people.” "O u r people” uppears to exclude both blacks of the Ndebele minority and whites. In violence-torn M atabeland, J o se p h Nkomo’s Zimbabwe African People’s Union party made a clean sweep of all 15 scats. The province has been marred by bloodshed since Mugabe dispatched troops there 2'A years ago to hunt down rebels supposedly loyal to Nkomo. Untold numbers have been rounded up, Interrogated, beaten and killed. Mugabe also expressed anger because the white former prime minister, Ian Smith, won 15 of the 20 seats reserved for whites until 1987. The representation wus guaranteed under the constitution framed ut the London peace conference settling the country's elght-yeor civil war. which ended while rule. Mugabe said the constitution clause re­ serving 20 seats for whites would "go utmost Immediately." He wurned that whites "who have not accepted the reullty of a (Killtlrul order In which blacks set the pace have to leave the country." He called his landslide victory "a mandate for us to unite our people." He said. "W e believe In the Inexorable law of unity. ... W e have to ensure that our society Is rid of those undesirable elements whose own attitudes mllltute ugnlnst the attainment of unity." Black opposition parties he uccused of "organizing counterrevolutionary activities." wurnlng. "they will have no one to blamr but themselves when the hand of law and order exercises Itself over them." The day after the election results were announced, gangs of ZANU-PF toughs ram­ paged through black suburbs, beating minori­ ty purty supporters with clubs, sticks and stones, forcing them Into the strrets and ransacking their homes Scores of victims were reported hospltnllzed. By rallonul standards. Mugabe and his followers would have nothing to lose and much to gain by honoring the constitution and guaranteeing the freedom and Indepen­ dence of raclul and political minorities. The election lundslldc assured supremacy. There cun be no rollback to white rule and the black minorities ore no threut. Mugnbe could pour his energy Into muklng Zimbabwe a free, prosperous and happy land. But total power, violence, unity through force and concentration of hatred on " u n ­ desirable elements" ure Intoxicating. Hitler und the Nazis were obsessed with this m ystique. They sneered at dem ocracy. Western civilization und human rights. They creuted u slaugterhouse which finally con­ sumed even them. Hitler's shudow Is creeping across Zim ­ babwe. BERRYS WORLD HELEN THOMAS Reagan Sticks To Lighter Reading For Now WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Reagan caught up on his lighter reading while re­ cuperating In Hethesda Naval Hospital where he underwent surgery for a cancerous tumor In the Intestines. He read Louis L'Amour's best selling western ‘‘Jubal Sackett." a book about Calvin Coolldge's Vermont years and "A Treasury of Will Rogers." When W hile House spokesman Larry Speakes was asked why Reagan had not read through an arms control statement Issued by the White House, he accused the reporter o f being "catty.” Still In recuperation from major surgery. It's doubtful any patient, even a president, wants to tackle a heavy tome on government policy. Asked why he was doing so much reading, a White House official said: "W hat else has he got to do” In his convalescence? The president's doctors raved about his physical condition after his operation, and they have run out of adjectives. Speakes at one point told reporters that Reagan took the weekend off to have major surgery. So euphoric have been White House aides and the doctors that no Indication has been given that the president has suffered any p&ln. except for discomfort when he gets out o f bed. When pressed on the subject of no abdominal pain. Speakes quipped: "Only when he Is doing slt-ups." Although the Hollywood language has seemed far fetched, a White House official Insisted. "W e 're tyring to play this one straight because we feel the public has a right to know. " W e have been putting out the straight facts." he said. “ The adjectives are coming from the d o c to r s . W e 'r e not g ild in g . W e 'r e not paraphrasing. We're not changing (the medical reports)." W h e n to ld th a t R e a g a n 's s u r g e o n s , particularly Dr. Steven Rosenberg, chief of surgery at the National Cancer Institute, was articulate and spoke In language understanda­ ble to the layman, the official said he was not a professional in answering questions, apparently meaning he was a little more straightforward. Dr. Dale Oiler, head of the hospital's surgical team that pertormed the operation, tipped reporters off with his opening line at a news conference after the surgery was performed. His first words were “ the cancer specimen." Rosenberg did not mince words either when he said: "T h e president has cancer." Reporters were at a loss on whether he meant the president "h a s " ca n ceror"h a d " cancer. As for the president's mood, he has been described as In "excellent spirits ... optim istic" and not dwelling on cancer. "H e makes us laugh. Instead of vice versa." said an aide who called on Reagan at the hospital. Several newspapers and broadcast outlets had their science reporters on hand for the briefings on the president's condition at the hospital. Among them were some doctors who asked probing questions, and tangling at times with deputy press secretary Speakes. who apparently took a crash course In oncology, telilng the reporters there were “ two schools of thought" on some controversial matters. SOtMCM WOMD WASHINGTON WORLD Holistic Stress Reducer Maybe We Can Finish Popcorn By A rn o ld Bawlslak UPI S en ior Editor WASHINGTON (Ul*l| - The big night arrives. You nit down In front of the television set. a bowl of popcorn and liquid refreshment of your choice at your elbow. The play-by-play announcer comes on the screen. Introduce* the players and tells you who has won the game. That doesn't happen If you're watching the Suficrbowl or the All Star baseball game, but more likely than not It will If you're watching a presidential election Hetween 1920 und 1984. 13 presidential elections were won try substantial electoral or popular vote margins, and at trust six wrre R O B E R T W A L T E R S authentic landslides The only close elections during that period wrre In 1948. 1900. 1908 und 1970 There have been trig changes In election reporting during that 64WASHINGTON (NEA) - Although year period, not the least of which President Reagan characterizes his has been the development of vote pretpersed overhaul erf the federal tux cou nting and co m m u n ica tion s code as "the strangest pro-family techniques that produce results In Initiative In perst-wur history.” the some states within an hour of poll family he wants to help has virtu­ closings. The advent of the News ally disappeared. Election Service In the mid-1960s The sweeping revision of the tax cut national vote-counting time hy laws being promoted by the While ul least one third und even more House Is long on nostalgia but short when NES girt Inter computers a few on reality. To a great extent, the years later family the president has In mind Then came television network was lust seen on Norman Rockwell's vole projection und exit polling S a tu rd a y E v e n in g Post co ver Combined, they made It |rosaltrle to portraits of the 1950* call the winner of lundslldes with Dad was that "traditional" fami­ considerable accuracy before the ly’s sole wage-earner Mom stayed (tolls closed In some Eastern states, home to Iron his shirts, clean the let alone everywhere west of the house and take cure of tire children Appuluchln Mountains — often u brood o f lour or more. In 1980. Jim m y Curter. acting on "I honestly think, coming from a l he advice ol his own campaign family where there were nine kids, ultles und not television's word thut that something like (Reagan's tux he had lost, conceded defeat several package) Is extraordinary In terms hours before the (roll* closed on the ol benefit to a working class lather West Coast. At le a s t o n e W e s te rn c o n ­ and a mother who wants to stuy home und tuke care of the kids." gressman and some other Ureal und says presidential 'aide Pulrlck J. state level candidates who ulso first blamed T V and Carter for dis­ Buchanan. " T h is c le a r ly Is directed to couraging their Democratic sup­ benefit, maintain and put u door porter*. Proposal* to curb TV re­ under the tra d ition a l fa m ily ." porting of returns, projections und liuchunan acknowledges. “ There Is exit peril results begun In surface. u bias toward the traditional family Protesting that no scientific evi­ built Into this." dence hud been found to show that One manifestation of that bias Is they were hurting voter turnout, but Reugun s plan to ulinosl double ulunued by serine of the propersed (fro m 9 1 ,0 4 0 to $ 2 ,0 0 0 ) the restrictions — Washington State personal lax deduction thut cun be undertrreik ter outlaw exit periling claimed for every adult and child In wllhln 300 feet of voting places — a family. the networks pledged to rclruln That Indeed would be u bonanza from using projections or exit peril lor lurge families like the one In results to characterize the outcome which iluchunun wps raised, but the In any stute before Its perils cletsed nation's fertility rate (the number of Hut the networks also perlnted out bubles the u vera g e wom an Is that even when they held up expected to have by the end of her projections, the (rolls close by 8 p.m. chlldbeurlng years) has dropped EST In 29 stutes thut rust 334 of the markedly In recent decades. 537 electorul votes Nostalgic Tax Plan In 1977. It sank to 1.77. the lowest level In the country's history. It now has Increased slightly to 1.79. but that figure 1s less than hall the 3 69 recorded In the lute 1950s. the highest level In this century. Frmule participation In the labor force has reached the point where more than 55 percent of all women w ith p r e s c h o o l or sch ool-age children hold a Job Indeed, almost h a lf o f all m arried w om en In families with both husbands and pre-school children now work. The president's tux package, however. Includes three provision thut provide financial rewards for the dwindling number of women who resist that trend while Impos­ ing monetary penalties upon those who do work. Under current luw. workers can shield up lo 92.000 o f their unnuul Income from taxation by Investing tin- funds In an Individual Retire­ ment Account — but the IRA contribution for a non-working spouse Is limited to 9250 yearly. The president's plan would Increase that latter figure to 92.000. Current law allow families with two wageearnera to claim a tax deduction of as much a* 93.000 annually to compensate for the fart that their two Incomes Invariably push them Into u h igh er tux bracket. The president proposes to uhollsh that benefit. Finally, hr wants to change from u lax credit lo a tax deduction a portion of the money (up to 92.400 yearly for one child und as much us 94.HOO annually for two or more children) spent by families for child cure when both parents are work­ ing That change would reduce the tax burden for wealthy households but Increase It for families with annual Incomes of less than 940.000, By G lno Del Guercto UPI Science W r ite r BOSTON IUPI) - Psychologists David Gardner and Joely Beatty know what It means to live a stressful lifestyle. This husband und wife team runs a consulting firm to help executives rope with stress, have Individual private counseling practices, main­ tain apartments In three cities as well as a house In New Hampshire and travel 150.000 miles a year. While all this activity was good for their careers, It was drastically cutting Into their llfr expectancy That Is. until they "decided lo accept full responsibility for our own mental and physical w ell­ being." they say In the preface to a book they recently finished on their search for long life, called Stop S t r e s s and A g in g N o w : T h e Methuselah Manual "We bought bikes, cleaned the processed food out of our kitchen and began trying to modify our own behavior so we could learn to exercise, cook, eat and relax ” The pair combined their expertise In writing textbooks und knowledge of human psychology with the latest research on human health and nutrition. Then they added the tenets of the ancient techniques of yoga and meditation. The result Is a holistic approach to human health and longevity they say can be followed and udhered to fora lifetime. "It works on the busts of what science knows ubout psychology and o th e r a sp e cts o f s ta y in g young." said Gardner. "W e 'v e had clients say to us, il o w do you guys have so much energy?’ We used to say. ‘ Read these books.' But then we wrote our own book that had everything In It up to the moment It went to press. Their approach Is bused on four areas, which they say are Indis­ pensable to human health They compare them to the four legs of a chair. If one leg Is missing, the entire chair falls The four legs are proper nutrition, exercise, relaxation and learning to deal better with the people In life. "T h e people In life can drive you to an early grave (astrr than any­ thing else." said Beatty. The book suys there are many th in g s In life that can n ot be changed and so must be accepted. Once that Is accepted It suggests four principles of Interpersonal re­ lations. T h ey are: You cannot change other people's behavior, you can only change your own behavior. You teach people to treat you the way they do. You choose to feel and react the way you do. And treat other people the way you want them to treat you. JACK ANDERSON Drug Prevention Starts W ith Examples "Just how many banks d id Mr. Doomsday' say are axpactad to tail this y a a tT ' By J a ck Anderson And Dale Van A ttn W A S H IN G T O N A m e r ic a 's greatest resource Is our children. Yet more und more of them are being destroyed by alcohol and drags The average uge ut which u child starts using drags Is now I I . and 8-yeur-old pot smokers ure no longer rare. Ill addition to Ihe personal trugedy for the uddlcls und their families, the social and economic cost to the nation Is enormous. Most of the youngsters who get hooked on drugs and liquor have to steal to support their expensive hublts. When they're caught, the cost of rehabilitation nr Institutionalization 1s a continuing drain on the taxpay­ ers. The total annual cost to the country: About 9120 billion a year In lost production, accidents, crime andtreuttnenl. Hut p e r h a p s t h e g r e a t e s t dollars-and-ccnls loss ts In wasted lives. These youngsters pursue drugs Instead of. education, crime rather than careers. There Is no way to estimate the price o f these precious formative years. We have exposed the drag tralflckers. who corrupt politicians, c o m p r o m is e c it iz e n s , e x p lo it children und olten murder those who get In their way. We were responsible for breaking up a drag ring that was operating right on Capitol Hill. The ringleaders were arrested, and a quarter-milliondolfius worth of high-grade cocaine was seized. We have also uppealed to the entertainm ent Industry lo slop glamorizing drugs and alcohol. We support ih e E n tertainm ent In ­ dustries Council, which Is trying to force the m ovie Industry to rate movies that show drag and alcohol abuse in a favorable light. How ran you tell If your child ts likely lo become one of the millions of Junior-high and hlgh-school stu­ dents who ure shuffling zombtellkr through life under the Influence of ulrohol and drags? You might start with a good hard look In the mirror. Experts told our associate Vicki Wuiren that the evidence Is undeni­ able that children whose parents abuse alcohol or drugs ore more likely than other youngsters to develop the same self-destructive habits. It's not Just the example the parents set. and the availability of addictive substances around the house. There Is another factor: Parents who have tost control of themselves have a poor chance of controlling their children. Kids in such homes ore often on their own for hours at a time, which Is dangerous enough. But If they are p h y s ic a lly or p s y c h o lo g ic a lly abused, or Ignored to the point where they feel rejected and un­ loved. they may turn to drags for solace, for companionship or out o f resentment against their parents. Doctors who have studied teenage addiction have found that must of the young people have problems at home before they turn to drug* Much more needs to be learned about the causes o f child drag addiction, but one thing Is already becom ing clear: C hem ically d e ­ pendent kids grow up to be chem i­ cally dependent adults, and pass th e ir In firm ity a lo n g to th eir children. Footnote: ll you agree that the m ovie Industry, as a guide lo parents, should rate film s that glamorize drags, drop a note to the Entertainment Industries Council. 12720 Burbank Blvd.. Suite 328. North Hollywood. CA 91607 Your vote will help. �SPO R TS Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Monday, July 21, IMS—SA Altamonte: Majors Go — Juniors No Howard, Lamb, Jackson, Giuffrida Subdue Ocoee By Sam Cook H erald Sporta E d ito r WINTER GARDEN Headliner* and Heart liners That's what kept the Alta­ monte American League AllStars' Williamsport. Pa. drive alive Saturday with a 5-3 victory over Ocoee at the Winter Garden Little League complex. T h e H e a d lin e r s — C h r is ''B ulldog" Jackson and Chuck "L a m b o " Lamb — produced as usual. Jackson shut down a gigantic Ocoee lineup on six hits and "L am b o" socked a two-run homer to get the show on the road In the first Inning. But the Heartllners — second basem an T.J, G iuffrida and sh ortstop Eddie H ow ard — ensure the championship with a series o f sterling defensive plays which won the hearts o f an overflow crowd of 400. "E ddie Howard was Just phe­ n om en al." gushed Altamonte manager Mike Morro "W e knew our defense would be good but Eddie and T.J. were better than good. Defense makes the dif­ ference In uny sport and defense made the difference today." Especially In the fourth and sixth Innings. Altamonte had Just taken a 5-2 lead In top o f the fo u r th w hen M arco A rr lg a singled sharply down the left field line. Big Chris Fisher was next. He picked on the first pitch and sent a scorching one hopper to Howard's left. "Steady Eddie" picked It cleanly and shorttossed to Giuffrida. T.J Ignored the approaching giant and re­ layed to Jeff Jackson for a double play. 4 "That seemed to take It out of th em ." said Morro who had O c o e e 's dram atic T h u rsd a y comeback win In the buck o f his mind. "Th at was Just great execution by Eddie and T.J.” A gain In the sixth, Ocoee ■ e e tn e v l p o l w d Danny for m c o m e b a c k . Skipper, w ho rocked Gabrovic, Apopka Prove Initial Win Was No Fluke By Sam Cook Herald Sports Editor B a s e b a ll Jackson for a two-run homer to left center In the first Inning, struck again to open the frame, pulling a roundtrtpper to right to pare the lead to 5-3. Jason Greathouse was next. He smashed a one-hopper to Howard's right. Howard took tw o s t e p s In t o th e h o le , backhanded the ball with a deft stab and rifled a throw to first to nip the runner. The Altamonte crowd went wild. The Altamonte Infield reacted as If the gam e was over, slapping hands and hugging Howard. Two plays later. It was. Unof­ ficial MVP Lamb gobbled up a pair of groundballs and gunned them to first to start the celebra­ tion. "1 knew we would beat them ." said Howard after Ihe game. "They Just beat us by a run (Thursday) and we came back and slaughtered them (12-4) Friday." In addition to his fielding expertise. Howard singled twice, scored twice and drove In the go-ahead runs In the fourth Inning. With one out In the first. Howard walked on four pitches and Lamb followed with a liner which hit the top of the right center field fence and bounced over for a two-nin homer. Skipper, who began the Little League season at Winter Garden but moved to Ocoee, evened matters In the bottom of the first when he followed a double by Juson Cllnger with a shot to deep left center for u two-run later. A fter that, however. A lta ­ m o n te 's b u lld o g g ls h r i g h t ­ hander closed the cage on any further scoring until the sixth. HwtM t M Sr U m Cm * M aitland Begins Section Play M aitland's W illy Daunlc strides and delivers. Daunlc w ill be on the m ound tonight when the D istrict 14 Seniors play In Section 1 A ll-S ta r Tournam ent at Deltona. See Page 7A. See MAJORS. Page 7A O RLAND O W h en th e Apopka-West Seminole Junior Leagu e A ll- S ta r s surprised Altamonte's potentially powerful 13-year-olds Wednesday night, many wrote the game oil as a fluke. Altamonte was overconfident. It took the pint-sized Division 1 winners for granted. It wouldn't happen a g a in . The Juniors would take tw o straight and a d v a n c e to th e S ection 1 tournament. And Thursday, that theory appeared correct. The Altamonte bats e x p lo d ed . The Juniors roughed up ace hurler Jimmy Musselwhlte for 13 hits and carved out an easy 13 6 victory to even the series at one game each. Friday's rain washed away the wlnner-take-all match for that night and It was rescheduled for Saturday m orning For manager Phil King. It might have hern a godsend. Unsure w h eth er he would come back with "Altam onte Killer" Mark "G ab by" Gubrovlc Friday, the extra day reassured his thinking. Hr iurnrd the shrewd left-hander loose and once again he turned the Alta­ monte alum inum Into metal shavings Gabrovic twirled a five-hitter, shuck out five and walkrd two as A p o p k a W c s t-S e rn ln o le advanced to tonight's Section l tournament with a 5-3 victory over Altam onte's Juniors "That extra day made a big d iffe r e n c e ," said Altam onte manager Kelly Watnacott. " I don't think King would have started him (Gabrovic) on Fri­ day." In o n ly t w o In n in gs d id Gabrovic face more thun four batters. Coincidentally, those were the lone Innings Altamonte scored. B a s e b a ll " I didn't think 1 wus going to start." said Gabrovic who will play high school baseball at Lake Brantley. " I didn’ t do much different than the first time. Ijust mixed them up." King said the extra day may have helped Gabby's fastball. "H r threw a few more off-speed pitches today,” said King. "Bui when he needed to com e In with the fastball, he had enough to gel It past them. The extra day may have helped. T h ey weren't grttlng around on It." The victory wus doubly pleas­ ing for King. "W e finished sec­ ond In the district (at dKTerent levels) four tim es." the former Edgewatrr High School coach said "W e always got that trophy hut now we fin ally got Ihe (championship) banner." The second reuson was for son Brett. The younger King cele­ brated his 13th birthday Satur­ d a y by d r iv in g a J e rre y Thurston fastball Into deep left center for the final two runs of a f I v e ■r u n s e c o n d I n n i n g explosion. "Thut was a real big hit." Mid munngrr King of the game- winner. "Ilrrtt was ublc to dom­ inate at the younger levels but the big Held mnkes u difference. Plus, he Just reached 13 and he's cutchlng up wltlt the rest of the kids " Altamonte pluyed catchup the whole way but never made It Thurston started on the mound hut alter milling through the first Inning In order, hr was knocked from the box In the second when A-WS sent 10 hatters to the plate. With one out. Tim Krter and Robert Brown w alked. Ryan Lunls followed with u single to See JUNIORS. Page 7A Savages Storm To Metro Championship By Chris Fleter Herald Sporta Writer An opposing roach, making out a scouting report on the Seminole Savages, may have Iru fe d th rou gh th e t e a m 's multitude of third place finishes In tournaments this summer and come to the following con­ clusion — they can't win the big game. If all o f Ihe Savages' opponents thought that there would be an awful lot of people eating their words right now. T h e S a v a g e s . S e m in o le Softball Club's 15 and under ull sta r team, slormrtl lo four straigh t wins Saturday amt never trailed In anv game en mute to the Metro Tournament championship and a berth In ihe ASA Southeast Regional. Seminole and second place Orlando Lll' Sluggers will com ­ pete In the Southest Regional Aug. 3 and 4 at Boca Raton. The lop three teams from ihe region go on to Ihe ASA National Tournament on Aug 15-17 In North Carolina. “ The Ironic thing about It." said S a v a g e s m anager Don Jonas, "w a s we had our pro­ blems all year and this particular week ou r first practice w as Tuesday, and I called practice at 4 p m. "I usually get their 15 mlnutrs early and there might tie one or two g irls there. Tuesday. I showed up and Ihelr were a l­ ready eight girls lh»re. That was a good sign that they really meant business this weekend.” The tournament was sched­ uled to start Friday night but the Savages' opener against the Fern 1‘ark Renegades was rained out. The Savages and 'Gades went at It at 7 In the m orn in g Saturday and Seminole took control right away with eight runs In the first Inning en roulr to a 17-5 trouncing of Fern Park. The first eight hitlers In the S o f t b a ll Savages' llneuj> all scored with Ihe key hlls being singles by J a u d o n J o n a s , S h aron Bonavenlure. Tam m y Jenerelte. Val Smith. Heather Meyer and Nlkl Burke. The Savages had 17 hits for Ihe game, all In the first five Innings Burke who was also the winning pitcher. Jonas. Lomlrla Whitaker. Laurie Lelffer and Mr^er had two hits each while Bridget Jenerettr drove In three runs Marcle Tooke led Ihe way for Ihe Renegades with three hlls Including a triple. The big one for the Savages was a showdown with Went Orange In game two. The two trams had turned Into fierce rivals after m eeting 10 times In tournament play with West Or­ ange having the edge In wins However, a six-run fourth in­ ning paved Ihe way us the Savages claimed a 7-2 victory. Again Seminole scored In Ihe first Inning as Corrle Lawson led ofr with a single and scorrd on a single by Aretha Riggins for a 1-0 lead. The Savages made II 7-0 In Ihe fourth wllh the key hit a two-run triple off the bat of W hitaker. Jonas and Lelffer a d d e d RBI s in g le s t o th e fireworks. W hile the bain were smoking, the defense extinguished ihrce West Orange rallies In the first five frames. In Ihe bottom of Ihe Brsl. West Orange put togehler a pair of singles wllh one oul. Jonas then snared u line drive In right center and made perfect throw to third on the runner trying lo m ove up on the (ly ball In the second Inning, wllh u runner on first and one out. a West Orange hitter singled lo right but Meyer fire d to second b e h in d the raw•*» B a s e b a ll R o u n d u p Saturday, Team Canada rode the combined live hit pitching of Rod Heisler and Mark Wooden to a 6-2 victory over Boulevard — Chris Flstar DISTRICT 14 FORMS TEAM TUESDAY The District 14 Big League all-star tram, which has a bye into Ihe Southern Region Tournament, will be whittled down from 30 to 17 players by Tuesday. Apopka-West Seminole, which won the regular season title, had seven nominees Including Lake Brantley H igh performers K evin Bass. Ken Chapdelalne. Mark Coffey and Mike Davis and Apopka players Jason Andrews. T im Bruehl and Mike Brown. Thr Oviedo Lions had four aelrctiona Including Mark Merchant. Craig Duncan. Clint Baker and Eric Shogren while Maitland also had four Including Kandy Snodgraaa. Bill Lee. Jeff Poin­ dexter and Rich Esposito. LYMAN OPPOSES BRANTLEY IN LEOION Two familiar foes — Lyman and Lake Brantley — will open the District 10 Am erican Legion Tournament tonight at Lyman High School at 8 p m Boone and Colonial will play In the 5:30 p.m. game. Tournament favorites Lake Mary und Apopka both received byes and will not play until Tuesday. Lake Mary battles the Lyman-Lake Brantley winner while Apopka takes on the Bounc-Colontal winner. Seminole then went up against Ihe L ll’ Sluggers In thr winner’s bracket final and cam e away wllh u 5 3 victory which clln ched Ihe Savages u spot In Ihe rrglnnnls. Again Ihe Savages jumj>ed oul early wllh three runs In (hr bottom of Ihe first. With one out. Riggins singlet! and Bonavrnture followed wllh a triple for a 1-0 lead Whitaker then lined u hit which kicked over Ihe out­ fielder's glove und went for a two-run home run thut made II 30. Orlando once In the second to make It 3-1 hut the Savages scored one In Ihe fourth for a 4-1 lead. The Lll' Sluggers pulled wllhln 4 3 wllh (w o runs In the lop of Ihe flflh bul the Savages udded un Insurance run In (lie bottom half. Burke ripped u pn e-ou l single und Lawson See SAVAGES. Page 7A Eagles Break Even (2-2), Hollis Satisfied With 5th Team Canada Takes 2; Big League Forms Team; Legion Begins District On the strength o f u deep pitching staff. Team Canada took two more games from Boulevard Tire this past weekend In an exhibition series at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Team Canada will take on Ihe Buddy Lake Summer League all-star tram, comprised o f players on the second through sixth place teams, tonight at 7 at ihe stadium Tuesday, Team Canada will play Ihe all-stars at 6 and Boulevard Tire following the first game. On Sunday. Barry Ku/mlnskl. of Wuskatenau. Alberta, pitched six and a third Innings of scoreless, onr-hll relief as Team Canada upended Boulevard. 5-3. Boulevard Tire scored three runs on no hits In thr third Inning off starter Kevin McLeod. Boulevard scored Its runs on three walks und an error. Tram Canada scored once In the bottom o f the third bul Boulevard's lead held up behind starting pitcher Russ Hodges until Ihe sixth Inning. ‘ In the sixth. Tram Canada pulled within 3-2 when Rob Angus singled In Kelly Kllppenstrln who had walkrd and stole second. Train Canada tied It In the seventh when Brad Harvey singled, was bunted to second and scored on Martin Robltaille’s single. While Kuzntlnskl continued to mow Boulevard down. Canada broke Ihe lied In the bottom o f the eighth when Doug MrPhall walkrd and Harvey smashed Hodges' drat offering out of Ihe park. In his relief stint. Kuzmlnskl gave up Just one hit. that coming In the ninth, struck out seven and walkrd none. runner and caught her off the bag West O range’s biggest threat came In Ihe lifth when It loaded Ihe buses w llh no outs. A flrr showing o ff her throwing arm In Ihe flrsl Ironic, Jonas Instilled fe a r In t h e W e st O r a n g e bsseninners as. one two line drives lo the right center fielder. Ihe runner on third did not attempt lo score Burke then gol the next hitter to (top out for the third out. "They had the buses loaded and no outs and didn't score." manager Jonas M id. "Thai w as the biggest Inning of Ihe whole tournament. "West Orange wus Ihe big game." udded Jonas "W e had handled Ihe Lll' Sluggers before bul Wrsl Orange has been our nemesis. It developed Into u big rivalry with them and almost every other time Irefore Saturday we made a big mistake that killed us." Double Trouble Sanford's Turner brothers — Troy, above, and T racy — were double trouble for th e ir opponents In the Scholastic Division of the Sunshine State G am es Saturday and Sunday at Tam pa. Troy, who w ill be a junior at Seminole High, won the 147 pound weight division while Tracy, who w ill be a sophomore, took Ihe title at the 155 pound division. See Tuesday's E v e n in g H e ra ld fo r a rundown of the two ch am ­ pions of new w restling coach Glenn Malolinl. By C h ris Flater H erald S p orts W riter The Sem inole Eagles came away with a 2-2 record In the Metro Tou rnam ent Ihla past weekend but could have had u belter finish If they had pulled out a win In which they outMlt the opponent but couldn't score any runs. The E a g le t. Ihe Sem inole Softball Club-* ull star learn of 13 and 14 year old*, finished fifth In Ihe nine-team field. "I don't think they played up to par." manager Lenny Hollis said. "T h e y had played belter tournaments even after the four ballplayers went up lo the Sav­ ages. But. for the competition. I think we did pretty well." T h e E a g l e s o p e n e d th e t o u r n a m e n t w ith a 1 7 -3 thrashing o f West Orlando In which six players had two or more hlls. Sherry McDonald led ihe way with a 3 for 3 perfor­ mance white Robin Whllrhead. J u lie B a r to n . Anna H ollis. Brooke Bum s and KrUly Winger had Iwo hlta each. Burns also was thr winning pitcher. In g a m e iw o , Ihe E agles pounded out 11 hlta compared to 10 for the Conway Love Bugs but wound up dropping a 0 1 S o ft b a ll decision. In the third game, the Eagles stayed alive In Ihe tournament by beating the Conway Misfits. 4-3. Conway look a 3-0 lead In the second Inning but Seminole scored ull four of Its runs In Ihe fourth Inning. Julie Barton led off the fourth wllh a double und scored on Leticia Strickland's single. Hollis fo llow ed w llh a sin g le and Strickland scorrd on a (ly ball. Wlllmlng ili'ii rupped a base hit lo score Hollis and Wlllmlng ended up scoring on a fielder's choice. Burns then shut the Misfits out the rest ol the way with Ihe help o f a brilliant defensive play In Ihe bottom of the seventh. The Misfits looked sa If they would lie Ihe game w llh runners on flrsl and second und no oula. On a base hit to right Held. TerTy Peters fielded the ball and un­ loaded a perfect throw to catcher Leslie Barton for the tag at hom e und B a rto n then gunned the ball to Winger at third for a double play. •4 • • •S • 4 VV • �> •> f *V t't t < .* f 4A— Evening Htrald. Sanford, FI. Monday. July W. IMS - '* BASEBALL ROUNDUP A M t R IC A N C eil S T A N D IN G S N A T IO N A L CsM SI • Loull N ee York Montr**! Chicago Philadelphia Pillkburgh L ( AGUE W 33 13 33 *; if 30 01 L Pci I* 3f* _ V) 33 3f* eg 3*3 1V| ,) 333 *V| 31 *13 UH m J33 11 31 33 u *4 *0 33 >* 533 _ *e 3*3 v» *3 .113 3 4i 1*! N *** I 1V| 33 ISO I3to W ill LO! Angelo! Son Diego Cinclnnell Moulton Allan!* tan Francltco U t v r d e r 'i S **u tti New York t*. 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B a s e b a ll turns around and you don't score, you have to s im p le for runs IJut Howard Johnson pops one and (hen boom. It's beautiful. I love It." Howard Johnson started the Mels' outburst wilh a two-run homer In the second Inning In give New York a 2-1 lead. The home run wus Johnson's sixth of the season and (mirth against the Hravrs George Foster, who knocked In five runs, highlighted u five-run fifth with a three-run homer, his 15th homer of the season. Foster's key hll. I hough, came In the seventh afler the Hruves scored four runs to cut the lead loU-7. Astros 5, Expos 4 At Montreal. Glenn Dnvts homrrrd and Elliott 'Ho-Hurns' Way To Win At Pocono 500 LONG lf)N D , Pa. {UPlJ - Hill (Cl Hot I Is determined In end Ihe slreak of Grand National cham ­ pions decided ul Ihe final race of the season. The last half-dozen lilies wrni itown In Ihe wire. However, Elliot I Is building up enough of a margin so he can write his speech lor Ihe NASCAR awurils dinner In New York this De* t rm bei weeks before (hr event Is held F.llUid won bis eighth race of ihe season In If) starts Sunday at Pocono and accomplished the lusk seemingly with a minimum o f effort, With wtiul whal appeared a ho-hum attitude In which hr could move up front whenever lie desired. Klilott ted only nnr lap In Iris Ford Thtmdrthlrd during the first part of (hr 500 nille stock car race. Howevrr. hr was In commumi for 57 of the lasl 100 lups. The victory tnrrrus<-il his lead over Darrell Wallrlp hy four |M>lnts and be now leads the driver standings by 2.4H6 lo 3,375. Klllotl beat N rll Honnelt's Chevy by two seconds, but there was a fiercer hntllr for third as WalltIp won a fender-scraping duel wllh Geoll Hodlnr. Elliott said IIth hour repairs werr needed on his cur alter Ihe drive shall broke during al u knocked In two runs and left fielder Jose Cruz made u game-saving catch to rob Hilble Hrooksof a three-run homer In the ninth to help the Astros snap u six game losing streak Mike Scott. 9-4. was the winner. Dave Smith posted his 15th save, Mickey Mahler fell to 1-4 Tim Raines singled iwice and Htolc three bases for Montreal, Cards 4, Dodgers 2 At Los Angeles, pinch-hitler Steve Braun clubbed a two-run homer In the lOth Inning to lift the Cardinals. Pinchhitter Terry Pendleton opened wllh a double off loser Tom Ntedcnfuer. 4-3. One out later. Braun sent Nlrdenfuer's 1-0 delivery Into Ihe right-field seals to make a winner of Jeff Lahti, l-O. R eds 7. P h illies 8 At Cincinnati. Dave Parkrr slammed a two run home,' In the seventh Inning to spark the Reds to a come-from-behlnd Saturday practice session, ruin Ing Ihe suspension and nrurly causing exicnslve damage lo lin­ en gt nr. Hut the expertise of Klllolt us a chassis man prrvalleil lo give him his 10th victory tn his Iasi l>t superspecdway starts. Fords won only four races last year. "Som e people say I wus taking II easy In Ihe first |»urt of the race," said Elliot I, who was uhiioitt knocked out of Ihe race when hr was sandwiched hy J u n ior J oh n son team m ates Ikmnrtt and Wultrlp during a lair ultempl al a pit slop. Klllolt was forced to go around again lo gel llres and fuel, dropping from lirsl to sixth place. He s|m-ii ( the next 25 laps playing cuich up "believe me. I was trying hard all day." Elliott said "1 wus desjM-rale lo trail a lap because II mruns extra points " Elliott has been strumrolling Hie speedw ay tracks In his Thundrrblrd. hut now hr luces a series of races on slant trucks and will huvr to net up the ear dlllrrently. Honnrtt has proven to Ik - more powerful on smallrr (racks Elliott earned $41,750 to push his total to inure than $700,000 Ihls year. 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Top drub choice Ron Holmes, a defensive end from Ihe University o f Washington, remained In the Pacific Northwest while Ihe rest of the Tampa Hay rookies, free ugrnts und quarterbacks ran through lleunrlt's "thud drills" until a lightning storm Interrupted practice for 40 minutes. Holmes' presence In camp has assumed vital Importance due to a back problrm tormenting All-Pro defensive end Lee Roy Sclmon A news conference has been called lor Tuesday and Sclmon Is expected to announce a herniated discwill force him to m las ihe 1985 season. "Our talks about Ron Holmes are at a total lm|Nisse," said Holmes' attorney. Leigh Stein­ berg. Sunday. "I will say that Ron wants very much to be tn cam p." F o o t b a ll Bennett takes over for John McKay, who coached Tampa Hay since Its Inception In 1976. If Sclmon retires, the Buccaneers' defense will lack soul while singing (he blues. "I'v e been told Lee Roy could miss six weeks to two months If he has surgery this week." said Bennett. The Buccaneers own the NFL rights to quarterback Steve Young, a former Brigham Young star who has fiounderrd wllh Ihe USFL's Los Angeles Exprrss Steinberg, who also repre­ sents Young, has received a letter from USFL com m issioner Harry Usher givin g Young permission to negotiate — but not sign — with an NFL club. Tulks are already underway with Tampa Bay officials und Bennett Is very Interest­ ed In bringing the record breaking passer Into ram p for a workout Tolleson Shakes Up Tigers, 7-5 U n ited Press In tern a tion a l Aurello Lopez shook o ff the first sign. He shook ofT the second as well. When Wayne Tolleson had finished with the pitch the Detroit reliever finally decided upon, Lopez was still shaking hla head — In disgust. Tolleson. who last hit a home run Aug. 17. 1983. cracked a 3-2 slider for a two-run ninth-inning homer Sunday that lifted the Texas Rangers to a 7-5 victory over the Tigers. “ I saw him shake two pitches off." Tolleson said of Lopez. 1-6. who had Just yielded an RBI single to Toby Hairah that tied the score. "I figured he wanted to threw something other than a fastball. He may have tried to guide It over the plate." T h e homer was onl y Tolleson s fourth In nearly three seasons as a major leaguer. " I Just couldn't m iss It." Tolleson said. "I'm seeing the ball well right now. I saw It right out of his hand.” Tolleson's shot Into the rightfield seats gave Texas Its third victory In the four-game series wllh the defending World Series champions Dave Schmidt. 4-3. pitched 1 1-3 Innings for the victory. "T h e talent Is there." Tolleson said of his last-place team. *Tm not saying we're going to win 80 games, but we are better than we showed the first half " “ We're scoring runs." Texas manager Bobby Valentine said. "W e 're stealing bases when we have lo. we're creating things." The Rangers created a deeper hole for the Tigers In the Amcrlc o n L e a g u e E a s t. D e t r o it dropped 4 games behind Ihe first-place Blue Jays. "T h is Is Just another loss." Anderson said. "T h ey're all Ihe sam e." Detroit, held to seven hits, had rallied from a 4-2 deficit to take a 5-4 lead on Kirk Gibson’s 19th homer, a Ihrec run opposite-field blast. The Tigers scored runs Itt the first and third on two Barbara Gurbey sacrifice files. Bine Ja ys 11, A 's 4 At Toronto. Jesse Barfield tianged out three extra-base hits and collected three RBI and Darnaso Garcia drove In two runs to lift the Illue Jays. R e liev er Dennis L am p. 6-0, allowed one hit over three In­ nings Hill Krueger. 7-9. was the loser. Y an k ees 5, Tw ins 2 At Minneapolis. Phil Nlckru hurled u seven-hitter for his 293rd career victory and Dave W in field clouted a towering Ihrce-run homer to pace New York. Nlekro. 9-8. hurled his third complete game Frank Vio­ la slid to 10-8. O rioles 8. R oyals 4 Al Baltimore. Eddie Murray laced a two run double lo snap a 4-4 He In the seventh and lead B a lt im o r e . R e lie v e r T ip p y Martinez, 2 2. got help from Don Aase, who earned his fourth save. Hud Black. 6-11. took the loss B rew ers 8. M ariners 4 At Milwaukee. Robin Yount hit u homer and drove tn three runs and T e d 'Simmons' hll a solo homer to power Milwaukee. Ray Burris Improved to 5-7 and Bob Gibson notched his seventh save. Frank Wills. 4-4. look the loss. Red Boa 8. Angela 4 At Boston, Rich Gedman went 4 for-4. Including his seventh homer of the season, and Bill Buckner chipped In three RBI to propel Boston. Al Nipper. 6-6. gol the victory The loss went to Urbano Lugo. 3-2. Indians 4. White Sox 3 Al Chicago. Tony Bernazard hit a solo homer In Ihe top of the IOth inning lo help Cleveland end Its five-game losing slreak. Rich Thompson. 3-3. was the winner The loser was reliever DanSplIlner. 2-3. Bookend Bogeys Don't Hamper Lyle's British Open Win SANDWICH. England (UI*I) - Sandy Lyle started the flnul round of Ihe U 4(h British Open with a bogey and concluded the same way — perfect bookrnds to win u major champion­ ship Dial It srr med no one else wanted. The 27-year-old Scotsman, delight­ ing thr rrnwd with thr first victory In thr Open by u Briton In 16 years, shot an even-par 70 lo record a four-day total of 2-over-par 272. edging Ameri­ can) Bayne Stewart by one stroke. Tony Jucklln was the last British citizen to win the Open, capturing the I960 title at Royal Lytham. Lyle became thr first British Open champi­ on n> win with an over-par score since 1068 when Gary Blaycr's 289 took thr title al Carnoustie. However, Lylr was unsure he would lie champion amhr left the final hole. Hla chip out of thr grrenaide rough al the 18th trickled agonizingly back tu (lie edge of the green, causing Lyle % .-1« "• ' to sink to hla knees und bury his heud In hla hands as he thought the glory, the winner’s check and the elegant sliver trophy might slip from hta grasp. "For Christ's sake, don't three-putt now ," he told himself. " I didn't make It very easy for myself, but I made a good putt with my fourth shot and I thought maybe It'd be u playoff at worst." Following hla round. Lyle hud to (Idget for about u half-hour while Australian David Graham and West German Bernhard Langrr, thr coleaders starting the day. completed the arduous trip home. Either one could have forced a playoff with a birdie on any o f the two closing holes, but their task truly was nrxl (o Impossible. For the day. the 17th hole conceded only two birdies, and the 18th nunc, and even with the lure o l a champion­ ship ut slake, the holes played to form. Graham and loinger both parrrd the G o lf R o u n d u p 17th and then bogeyed Ihe 18th. putting them ut 5-ovrr 75 for the day und dropping them Into a five-way lie for third place at 284 with American Mark O'Meara. Christy O'Connor of Ireland and Jose Rivero of Spain. Although sharing the lead with Graham at the round's halfway mark. Lyle's championship bid picked up life when he sank a 45-foot birdie putt at the 14th and followed wltn a 15-footer on No. 15. "It didn't dawn on me until the last four or five holes that 1 could win it." aatd Lyle, who earned $90,870 of the record 8726.960 purse. Stewart, who watched the closing holes on television alter shooting the lowest round of the day with a 68. FOR8MAM WINS QUAD CITIES CLARK CAPTURES 1ST MAJOR COAL VALLEY. Ill (UPl) - As Dan Foraman closed In on the 8300,000 Quad Cities Open title, he began tu wonder about winning hla first PGA tournament and collecting hta Initial first prize. " I blocked It out." Forsrnan said. "I was not going to give this thing away ." He put aside the daydreams ef­ fectively enough to fire a final-round 3-under-par 67 Sunday to hold off Bob T w a y by one shot and earn htn first-ever winner's check, good for 854,000. Forsman. 27. finished the four day event at 13-under 267. He started the round with a one-shot lead and held on with a six birdie, three-bogey perfor­ m ance In sunny w ea th er at the 6 .5 14-yard Oak wood Country Club course. Tw sy needed a par on the final hole to force a playoff. DANVERS. Maas |UPI) - In Judy Clark s 200th professional tourna ment. she replaced years of frustra lion with tears of happiness. Runner-up In last w eek 's U.S. W om en’s Open, Clark fired a final round 1-under par 71 Sunday to regts ter a three-stroke victory at a 8225.00(1 LPGA tournament and earn her flral Tour title. "Y ou shed so many tears out here, there are so many frustrations. I f i great to »hed some tears of hapol nesa." said Clark. 35. from Akron. Ohio. Alter missing the cut here last year. Clark, an 8-year Tour veteran, came back to win this tournament tn the northern suburbs of Boston with an 8 under-par 280. T w o-tim e Open winner Donna Capon! finished at 69 and Jane Geddcs closed with 70 to tie for second place at 283. �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Monday. July IJ. IH 5- 7A SPO R TS Maitland Draws District 1 IN BRIEF Daunic Will Hurl Opener Of Section Tourney Tonight Duval Led Sanford Hitters With .500 Batting A verage A fte r w in n in g th ree straight In the Florida Lit­ tle Major L ea gu e SubD is t r ic t , th e S a n fo r d Americans bowed out of the District 4 Tournament In two games, losing a pair of close ones. Sanford dropped a 4-3 decision to Holly Hill on Monday In which Holly Hill's lirtan Sims smacked a two-run homer in the bottom of the sixth. San­ fo r d w a s e l i m i n a t e d Tuesday. 7-4. by Ormond Beach. Tony Duval In five games, outfielder Tony Duval led the team In hitting with a .500 average (6 for 12). Floyd Henderson and Albert Anderson both hit over .400 while Al Perkins and Harvey Cllnger were In the high ,300s. Anderson and Perkins led In runs scored with five each while Cllnger was the top RBI man with four. James Jackson, who playrd outstanding shortstop In five games, didn't fare as well al the plate as he went 0 for 14 Jackson was one o f the American League's top hitlers during the regular season. Boxer Gets Too Much Exposure NORFOLK. Va. IUPI) — An extradition hearing Is set today for John Garcia, a Colorado fugitive who eluded iiulhorllles until he stepped tnto the boxing ling during a nationally-televised match. Authorities said a rose latto above Garcia's heart led to his Identification and arrest Saturday night. Garcia, who fought under the alias Roberto Medina, had been arrested 61 times In the Denver area alone, and was wjLnlw+tiTblher states on such charges as grand theft auto, burglary and assault. A dozen Norfolk police officers, acting on a tip from Denver authorities, arrested Garcia on his way to the dressing room after he was irounred by Olympian Meldrlck Taylor In an eight-round bout Saturday at Norfolk Scope. Noah, Jaite In Clay Court Final Y a n n i c k N o a h and M a r t i n J a I t c may need a formal Introduction before they square off today In the championship match of a 8200.000 clay court tournament The two have never faced earh other and both are apprehensive o f the other's style. "I don't know him. I've never played him before." said Noah, who defeated Jimmy Connors in three sets Sunday In one semifinal. The match-up between Noah, who owns a booming serve and a propensity to charge the net. and Jaite. who treats opponents from the baseline with patience and guile. Is an In te r e s tin g o n e . Evert Lloyd Manhandles Shrlver NEWIORT. R.l. IUl’ 1) — Pam Shrlver resumed her rivalry with Chris Evert Lloyd exactly where she left off more than two years ago. Shrlver lost. Evert Lloyd Improved her record to 15-0 against Shrlver wllh a. 6-4. 6-1. victory Sunday in a $150,000 tournament — the lone American stop on grass courts Shrlver. who last played Evert Lloyd In singles In March 1983. has won Just t wo-of-32 setsagulnst Evert Lloyd. Evert Lloyd, top-runked In the tournament, earned 927,000 for the victor)’ . Shrlver. seeded second, won 9I3.GOO Seminole Physicals A re Aug. 12 Seminole football coach Dave Mostirr announced loday that physicals for all Seminole football players will biMonday. Aug. 12 at the Seminole High School training room. There ts no charge. Mosure said the Semlnoles will begin varsity practice Thursday. Aug. 15 al 6:30 a.m. John Henry Hangs Up Shoes INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UPI1 - Competitive racing has seen the last of famed John Henry. Thoroughbred racing's all-time money winner was retired by Owner Sam Rubin Sunday because of a leg Injury that could have endangered John Henry's life had he continued to race. B y Chris P lster H era ld S p orts W riter The Interesting thing about the Maitland Seniors winning the Division 2 and District 14 titles Is not that they won It. but how they won it. N ow . M a itla n d hopes to c a rry Its momentum from division and district play Into the Section 1 Senior Tournament which begins tonight at the Deltona Little League Field. Maitland opens tonight at 7:30 against the Dtstrtct 1 representative from the Panhandle area District 11 Crystal River and District 15 Jacksonville Highland play the 5 p m opener. The ceremony Is set for 4 p m. ____ Maitlantfwent unbeaten In what could lie the toughest division In the stale and then went Into district play needing only one win. which It got In one game. KM) over Rolling Hills Friday night. "W e were fortunate to go unbeaten In the division." Maitland manager Bruce Hodgson said. “ Oviedo and Altamonte both had good teams and both gave us our toughest competition. W e Just made the big plays and got the strong pitching In winning five straight games Maitland got Its lop pitchers. Willy Dannie anti Perry Teague, enough work without overworking them. Both pitched two games while teams ...Savages Continued from 5A followed with a base hit. Burke went to third on the play and Lawson then got In a run down between first and secod which enabled Burke to score. Since It had already clinched a spot In the reglonals the Savages didn't have to win another game but they wanted to end the tournament In style and did with a 9-2 roul of the Lll' Sluggers In the final. ...Majors Continued from SA He retired the aide in order In the second but did his best pitching In the third. An error by the right fielder allowed leadoff lilt ter Larry Ft liner to reach third base. Three batters later, he was stranded there. Jackson Induced Cllnger to pop to Gluffrlda. caught the dangerous Skipper looking at a third strike and r e t i r e d G r e a t h o u s e on a groundhall tn Lamb. -lackmui credited a change in his throwing style and a bit of deception for bis success. "I started throwing my fastball wllh two fingers Instead of my w h ole hand and It started working l>eUer." he said. "And whenever I looked at my glove, they (Ocoee) started yelling ‘Curve. Curve.' So I'd look down and throw a fastball. Ii Just buzzed by Ihcm ." The 2-2 deadlock lasted until the fourth. Terry Brown blooped an Infield single to lead off the Inning and moved lo second on a passed ball. T w o strikeouts later, though. It looked bleak Gluffrlda then hit a two-hopper to the shurslop's left. It looked routine. Somehow, nevertheless, Gluffrtda managed to beat the throw lo the bag. prolonging the Inn­ ing " I Just hit the ball add run us h ard as I c a n . " sa id the 12-year-old second sucker "I always play every play as hard S o ft b a ll were the bats o f Hob Kerr. Eddie Norton und Gary Wallace plus the first two In the field. They w ill be p la y in g In another tourney In O rlando In m id­ summer. The averages at this point are: Kerr ,513. Norton .485, Steve Nelson .481, E.J. Rossow ,394. Jim Webster .267. Bob Bliss .266 and Kelly Klukts .130. Part-tomers arc: Wallace .600, T im T u r b y f l e l d . 6 0 0 , Ed Dullmeyer .500, Joe Brondon .417. Pop Bowers .417, Mark Howell 400. Kenny Tuttle .385. Kyle Krlchle .263. Baseball For the lourth straight game. Sem inole scored In the first Inning as Lawson led off with a single, went to second on an error, took third on Riggins' g ro u n d e r and scored w hen Whitaker reached on an error. Seminole broke the game open with one run In the second and three more In the fourth In the fourth. Jonas singled, Caroline C h a v is w alked and B ridget Jen erette drilled a plnch-hlt single to score Jonas Katrina Shuler then smacked a pinch hit single which word pinch-runner Dldl Gibbs and Jenerette scored on Jodie Switzer's plnch-hlt sac­ rifice fly. Burke, who went the distance on the mound In all four games, pitched another fine game for I he Savages. The llnal against the LIT Sluggers didn't have any bearing on who would go to reglonals but It was Important for Seminole. The Savages kept an amazing winning streuk alive They have won the Metro Tournament four straight years and have not lost a. gfm c In Ihr tournament in that span. For the as 1ran ." Brown moved to third on ihr play and when Gluffrlda swiped second base, the table was set for Howard. The blond-hnirrd tnfielder promptly sent a sharp single to left field. Brown scored easily ami Gluffrlda zoom ed around third lor a 4 2 lead.. Howard alertly look second on the throw to thr plate and when Chris Koepke reached on an error by the shortstop. Alta­ monte pushed Its advantage to 5-2 Ocoee advanced a runner to third In the fifth but Jackson whiffed Cllnger to end the threat. In the sixth. Howard and Lamb literally took matters Into their own hands (and arms! "Eddie played the l>est defense around," said Lamb. "A n d Chris pitched a pretty gt>od game, too That guy ISklpper) hit homers off him but he's been hitting them off everybody." Lamb will pitch the Section I opener tonight against District 15 Crystal River at 7:30 at Winter Garden. District 11 Yulrc plays District I (not available) at 5 p.m. The opening ceremony begins at 4 p.m M orro, u n derstan d !)’ , was elated with his second (division and district) championship In his rookie’ year as manager. "W hat can I say? Everything that we planned worked out," he said "W e knew we'd be strong de­ fe n s iv e ly and h illin g p11. chlng. we were worried. Hut pitching turned out to lx- one of our strengths “ To win a district champion­ ship and to have everyone on the team play Is Ihe ultimate thrill." Tub-Master Will Sponsor Mice The league soltbal! season ended on a high note for the M ic e as the O v ie d o -b a s e d w o m e n 's t e a m o b t a i n e d sponsorship to end the 1985 spring season and to carry- ettc Beasley .278. Lorte Greene .205 and Tina Bennington .182. through for the 1985 fall season. "T h e Mice had been fending On a part time basis Theresa for themselves after Angelo's Wa) Is smacking at a .750 clip. Restaurant had closed down." Hobble Kelley .364. and Connie said coach Mickey Norton. "The Walburger .200. new sponsor Is Tub-Master of CAT*: KERR HITTING .513 Oviedo's boys team — The Orlando." The Mice finished fourth In the Duda Stray Cats, played In a six-team Longw ood wom en's tourney In Starke last weekend league. "Our bright spots were and didn't hit — but they also the hitting of Theresa 'Little didn't field. Only bright spots R e d ' W a lb u rge r. S tep h a n ie Nelson. Connie Vaughn and Bobble "Big Red" Kelley,” said Norton. "The two 'Reds' are only HS freshman, but swing big bats. Theresa also played an outstanding first base. Rosa Bom be pltrhed well but had no support tn the field when It was needed." The Tub-Master "M ic e " are looking to play In a tourney over the summer, then host their own In late August before starling fall-season play. At this point In the season the batting leaders are; Nelson .457. Terri Mann .444. Cindy Wood .429. Renee Kelley .383. Ava Gardner (recuperating with a after a shoulder operation) .367. Rlane Richardson .340. Bombc pitching staff ns it proved in division play against Eustts when J.C. Sandberg and Bobby Lleflandcr combined on a flve-hltter In a 6-2 win. l.leflander. another lefty, picked up the win In relief In the marathon In the losers' bracket could have used there against Altamonte and also got the wtn against Eustls when hr pitched four Innings top hurlcr as many as four times. But most teams don't have a pair of of scoreless relief. While the pitching for Maitland hits been top-notch pitchers like Daunic. a southpaw, and Teague, a hard-throwing righthander. strong. It has been backed up by and Teague had a pair of complete-game victo­ Impressive defense. “ Defense and pitching won the division ries Including a one-hitter Friday In which his no-hltler was broken up with one out In for us.‘‘ Hodgson said "Either the defense the seventh. or pitching got us the big out in the key Daunic was Involved In a pair of close situation." The nucleus of the Maitland tnlleld Is ones Including a 12-lnnlng win over Alta­ monte In the division opener and a 3 2 shortstop Ted Schleffelln and third baseman edging ol Oviedo In the final. He gol the win Wayne Kemp. Either Sandberg or Teagur in the Oviedo game only afler Maitland will play second Iwse or first with Chris scored two runs on a wild throw after a Norton behind the plate. The outfield dropped third strike In the bottom of the Includes Lleflandcr In left. Nale Hoskins In seventh center and Kevin O'Brien In right. Offensively. Maitland didn't tear up the Since Teague pitched In Maitland's last game, he ts not eligible to go tonight so pitching tn division play but the twits came Daunic will be on the mound. The double alive Friday with 12 hits tn the rout of elimination tournament Is scheduled to end Rolling Hills. Hodgson hopes the offense will Thursday with a second final game. II continue to produce this week. “ We didn't hit a whole lot In division but necessary. Friday The winner will go on to the State Tournament which starts July 29 the bats really came around Friday.’ ’ he at Born Raton. said. "Everybody hit the trail well 1 hope Maitland Is more I ban (wo deep In the that 's a good sign going Into section." tournament. Lei Re r gunned him down trying for a double. Rndrllll finished with eight strtkrouts and three walks C ontinued from DA Altamonle cut the margin to 5-1 tn the second. With one out, load the bases. Scott Sampson Aaron "T h e S h irk ” lalarola then hit a groundhall to Albert at doubled down Ihe right field line. llrst. He charged the ball slowly Danny Hendricks, who had two and his throw to the plate was h its and a pair o f rlbbles, too late to get Krler who scored followed with a smash up the for a 1-0 lead. Thurston then m id d le to s c o r e th e ru n . walked little Scott Costaldo fur u Gubrovtc then retired Albert on a 2-0 deficit. groundnut sod struck out Prom to leave Hendricks at third. G a b r o v lc w a s n e x t. He smacked a potential double-play In the fo u rth , A ltu m on tc lin e r b a ck at a su rp ris e d scored Its final two. Radcllff, who Thurston. It nicked off his glove wun hit less for Ida first playoff and rolled behind him for a game, reached oil an error by thr single. Lantz scored on Ihe play first baseman and stole second. and the bases remained loaded Jason Vurltek drew u walk bul King was next. He picked on a G abrovlc reached buck and birthday fastbull and sent It to struck out lalarola for Ihe first deep left center to chase home out. Hendricks, however, rlpjx-d a Sampson and Castuldo for a 5 0 lead. The double was Ills second double over third base to score Radcllff and send Varltek to hit of the three-game series, third. Alliert followed with u "I krpt telling the kids before groundnut to the right side In It was over King would do score Varltek. Gabrovlc. howev­ something," said Walnscott. "H e er. struck out Prom to end the t>eal us two years ugo with a inning, stranding Hendricks ut homer. He's a good trail plnyer.” third base ...Juniors W a l n s c o t t t hen pul l ed Thurston In fuvor of Chris Radcllff. The big left-hander struck out Musselwhltc und Greg Thomas to retire the side. Radellff. who pitched W ed­ nesday's opener, was almost untouchable the rest of the way. He pitched out of a bascsloaded Jam In the third, then retired the llnal 12 hitters tn order. The only blemish was a single by Krler but right fielder Curt Prom Sam O w Pt v c PISS/S0 0 1 3 PI8 5 /8 0 0 1 3 PI9 5 /7 5 8 1 4 P2 0 5 /7 5 8 1 4 P2 1 5 /7 5 8 1 5 P2 3 5 /7 5 B15 2 5 .9 5 2 7 .9 5 3 0 .9 5 3 2 .9 5 3 4 .9 5 3 8 .9 5 ilF G o o d r ic h I 2 + 2 POLYESTER FIBERGLASS BELTED G oodrich 4 W HEEL B R AK E JOB • • • • • MACHINE FXT ROTOR} • REPACK FRT SCARING} IN }T A U NEW FRT GRCA}ff } £ A l } in s t a l l p r e m iu m o u a l it y p a d s MACHINE REAR DRUM) • INSTALL NEW REAR }HOC} b l e e d a n d r e f il l m r c M * 7 9 .9 5 In Ihe final three Innings. Gabrovlc set down 12 of Ihe Iasi 13. Including the last six In a row. Centrr fielder Robert Brown secured three o f the putouls wllh fine running catches. The third, a fly bull to left by Thurston, was hauled In with a diving slab, to end the gume, " I went a long ways for Ihol lust one." said Brown. Ills team went u long ways twice. Designed and engineered for a smooth ride and long mileage Lifesaver XLIT whitewall CORDOVAN JE T STAR CORDOVAN and Burke were lioth 5 for 10 for a .500 average and Jonas went 5 for II (4541 Bridget Jenerette (3-6) and Gibbs (1-2) also hit 500. The Savages arc now looking to qualify for the nationals for (he second year In a row, " I think we have a l>etter hitting leant than last year's." Jonas said "It's the best hitting club we've ever had. And. Ihr way w e've been playing de­ fensively. If we play the test of our games like we did the Metro, we have a great shot al going to Nationals." LIM ITED LIFET IM E W ARRANTY •4ftM . . OIREPi—. BFG XLM P195/00913 PI95/90913 PltS/75914 P205/75914 P215/7S915 P235/75915 42.05 47.05 52.95 55.05 •0.05 M.0S S it u SILTED RADIAL OIL CHANGE & LU B E • • • • • UP TO 1 o n PREMIUM OUALITT OIL NEW QUAKER STATE OIL FILTER LURE CHASSIS CHECK I f ITS. MOSES CHECK ALL FLUID LEVELS * 9 .9 5 FRONT OR REAR ONLY $40.95 4 H E A V f DUY y SHOCKS IN STA LLED aw* FRO NT EN D A LIG N M EN T MOST CANS A LIGHT TRUCKS FORD TW IN I BEAM $19 .9 5 '1 4 . 9 5 A O K TIR E M A R T MON.:mi/ 9-SiaO, * A f . 1-11 NOON 5 3 J- 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 241 JS FHINCH AVf 324. Connie Vaughn .318. Col- l SANfOKD u �•A —Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Spanish Galleon Cargo Worth $400 Million Monday, July 33. IMS Treasu re Hunters Strike Paydirt FLORIDA KEY WEST IUPI) - In the wake of thr discovery o f an estimated >400 million worth of silver, gold and other valuables, a sea of curious boaters rushed to admire the booty, but one o f the lucky treasure hunters says he Isn’ t worried about thieves. “ I got my security upstairs." said Kane Fisher, motioning to a cabin where a rifle Is kept aboard his ship, the Dauntless. " I ‘m Just not worried. I can deal with them ." Also keeping watch over the site where salvage com pany divers uncovered the treasure Saturday are seven boats, which will sit around the clock In the spot 40 miles west of Key West. Divers hauled up more than 200 silver bars, hundreds of sliver coins and numerous brass and copper Ingots Sunday — only a bit of the treasure found In the wreck of a Spanish galleon called the Nuestra Senora de Atocha. The Atocha sank off the Florida Keys tn 1622 during a hurricane and a second hurricane less than a month later ripped apart the ship and dispersed her cargo. Including more than 1.200 silver bars and 7,000 ounces o f gold coins, over a 10-mile area. For IS years. Mel Fisher has been looking for the galleon and Its cargo. In 1975. his son, Dtrk. daughter-ln law, Angel, and a diver named Rick Gage were killed when a storm capsized the three treasure hunters’ ship, the Northwtnd. On Sunday, several cases of champagne were loaded onto the Dauntless after Mel Fisher arrived. He was asked how he felt about the discovery. "G ood," he said. " I can't believe It’s happening. It's like when you put the last piece In a Jigsaw puzzle. It's fantabulous." As news of the discovery spread, boaters, divers and reporters converged on the site over the find. Bleth McHaley. a vice president of Treasure Salvors, described the IN BRIEF Collision With Burglary Suspects Kills 18-Year-Old MIAMI (Ul’ll — An 18-year-old Miramar woman driving home In a car given to her aa a high school graduation present was killed when three burglary suspects fleeing pollre collided w llh her al 100mph. Marilyn Dlcrslng. IB. had dropped off a friend and was five minutes from home In Ihe 1980 Dodge Challenger that her father gave her when the head-on collision occurred early Saturday morning, police said. Metro-Dade County Traffic Homicide Detective Lncl Schumacher said the three men had broken Into Sophl's Card Nook In Pembroke Pines. The chase began when a police officer spotted a man running to a car with two other men inside. The driver sped away In Ihe rented car wllh the headllghls off and the officer followed. The suspects' car headed south and began picking up speed. Other patrol cars were called to Join the chase. About 10 minutes Into Ihe chase, ihe suspects" car rammed Into Dlerslng’s a mile south o f the Dade-Broward county line. She dlrd at Parkway Regional Medical Center. The rental car driver died at the scene. Citrus Growers *Disheartened' GAINESVILLE (UP!) — The January freeze that drove the temperature below 20 degrees In central Florida wiped out at least 80.000 citrus acres In 11 central Florida counties, a University of Florida survey says. The survey, conducted last month by the university's Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences, found lhat growers are preparing to replant or rejuvenate about hulf of their acreage following the freeze six months ago. About S3 percent, or 119.661 acres. Is expected to remain In citrus In the 11 counties despite the freezes. After the 1983 Chrlslmus freeze, GO percent. 105,495 acres, was expected to be replanted. “ It means the growers are more disheartened," said William Summerhlll, who coordinated the survey. ...M eetings Overtown Movie Considered Continued from page 1A MIAMI |UPI| — A young police officer suspended from the force and later acquitted on charges of manslaughter for the shooting of a black youth that led to riots says lie wants to mukr a movie to sprrud the truth about his case. Luis Alvarez, charged In the shooting that triggered the 1982 Overtown rlols. said he hopes the television movie will show how u naive Cuban-Americar* nearly got crucified us u scapegoat. The movie project Is now only an Idea. Ad Motion, a Dallas based literary agency. Is looking for a producer. Alvarez walked into an Ovcrtnwn video arcade Drc. 28, 1982, and fatally shot Nevel Johnson Jr,, 20, who Alvarez said went for a 22 caliber revolver In his waistband. Within hours, the black neighborhood wus In names. He was acquitted and has been suspended wllh pay "From now on If It Is not here Monday at noon. It doesn't get put on the agenda." he said. The late night meetings have been a major factor for three commissioners who decided not to seek re-election. Keogh. Terry, and Pcrlnchlef all said they wanted to spend more time wllh their families. So far three candidates have filed for the seats, and two. Buzz Petsos and Charlie Webster, say they won't put up with marathon all night meetings. "After five or six hours, how can the city commission be In proper frame of mind to Graduation Invitations Greedy Bids For Gifts DEAR ADDYi Will you please, please discourage high school and college grnduuten from sen­ ding graduation Invitations lo every distant relative they and their parents ever heard o 17 We all know that sending "In vita­ tions" to people we hardly know ts a llagrant, shameless bid for n gilt And If. In a moment of weakness, one does send a gift, a barrage of birth announcements und Invitations to weddings, showers and more graduations Is sure to follow. I uni u 73-yrur-old widow, living on Social Security und very little else. I Just received a high school graduation I n v i t a ­ tion from the granddaughter ol u third cousin whom I have not sent Irt so long I wouldn't even recognize Iter (I have never even met her granddaughter.I I have many relatives In this town, hut I never hear from them unless they are celebrating something that requires a gill I have no car. yet they "In vite" me tu every tinaglnahle event, knowing lull well 1 can't possibly attend, Tilt* Is Just shameless twgglng I am not cheap. I Just sent a generous graduation gilt tu a uelghlxir girl who used to stop by every day to bring In my mall and newspa|>er, and ask il I needed any errands run. Don't suggest that I send "a nice card" to the relatives who send me Invitations lo events they know t can't attend. We both know a card Is not what these s|M>ugers want SICK OF THEM IN IOWA CITY DEAR SICK; Judging from my June mall, you speak lor many Don't hlume the graduatca. In most cases, thetr parents send those "Invitations." D E A R A B B Y i My uunt Is coming to visit m y purcnis for a week. Seven years ago tny husband und I visited this aunt lor two days, and while we were there she provided u* with lovely hrtmecooKcd meals After we got horns, we sent her a nice gift and wrote to thank her for hrr hospitality. This aunt will stuy with my parents, but we ward tu enter­ tain her. My husband und I both wurk, und there would be a lut of pressure un me If 1 hud to get the house all fixed up und prepurr u company dinner for her (I'm not the greatest cook), so we thought •r/1 t r Dear Abby TIT FOR TAT (7) DEAR T. FOR T.t No. Carry out your plan. You do not need your mother’s approval to en­ tertain Ihe way you find more comfortable. ABBYi My husband and I were fishing from a bout wllh some friends. My husband can't swim. but refused to wear u life Jacket. You guessed it. He was clowning uround. the boat lipped over, und he went under. I was able to gel him and pull him Into the bout, or hr would have drowned for sure. Luckily all hr lost were his glussrs. and u wallet with >400 and it frw fishing rods. You tout better believe be will never get Into a bout without u life Jacket again. I hope to see this In print. It may suve a life. LUCKY DEAR LUCKY! Lei's hope so Thanks for a timely warning. legal Notice MOTICI Notice It her oby given Met IS* School B oard ot Somlnslo County ol th# rogulor mooting On August lo tot! tn tto Board Room ot IS * Administrative O l l t c o t . 1111 M e lle n v lll* Artnw*. Von tor d Florida aril; (O lM o r adoption ot tn# Spot 1*1 Program* and Procedures tor Cacogtlonol Students Tn# low being Implemented It )01 J) M l Im) F I Propotod procedure* cantltt at a written tlatomanl ot pro cedurot tor providing sorvkot h r a tcapttonal itudemt Capiat ol Mo ilw>o document! *ro a>*n*t>i* tor intpoctton at Mo Admlnlitrallvo O flk tt at Mo School Board al IJtl Manonvlho Avonwo. Sanford. P lor Ido Publish July Zt. IASS • DEM IIJ M OIICBOF CLOUS*. VACATINO AND ABANDONING A PORTION OP A STREET TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ...N ixon Continued fro m page 1A would destroy any chances for moving forward with the Soviets arid China." Nixon said he also considered nuclear weapons when the Sovi­ ets threatened lo Intervene In the Middle East during the 1973 examine the Issues?” Petsos asked. Petsos said tf he gets elected to the commission, the first thing he Is going to propose ts that all the reports be presented at a work session the day before the city commission meeting This would have chopped at least 2 ^ hours otr of the last meeting. Webster said one reason the commission lingers long after dark Is because there isn't enough lime to study the Items on the agenda. Webster said he some commissioners look at the material for the first time while the meeting Is In session. T o try to oltset the toad o f work, the commission has work sessions scheduled Tu es­ day through Friday I his week Arab-Israel I war and that tt was his decision to order U.S. nuclear forces on alert. Chinese border dispute. Nixon said the United States indicated to M iw o w it "would not toler­ "Th ere's been a lot of sec­ ate" a move to destroy China's ond-guessing that It was some­ nuclear capability. Finally, Nixon nald. during the one else's. It was m ine," Nixon 1971 Indla-Paklstan war. the ■aid. United States was concerned The third consideration of that China might Intervene on nuclear options came during an the side of Pakistan, triggering a Intensification of the Soviet- Soviet Intervention lor India ...Suit we'd lake her sightseeing one afternoon and then lo a good restaurant for dinner. My m other Is totully d is ­ approving of this She says I have to entertain In my home wllh a home-cooked meal Do I have to? DEAR thinking a moment, he added. "N ow , I'm a m illionaire." Over the years, divers had found about >20 million to >30 million of the treasure Saturday's find was the main cargo of the Atocha. Kane Fisher. Mel's son. called Treasure Salvors' Key West office, wllh the news. "Pu t the charts away - w e've got It! Silver bars ... we've got It." he screamed over the radio to McHaley. Stiver bars, each weighing between 70 and 110 pounds, were stacked In a pile GO feet long. 30 feet wide and 5 Vi feet tall "T h e re 's gold down there." said Kane Fisher. "We Just haven't gotten to It yet." A diver who said he was "Shakey Jake." agreed. "W e re going to have to bring up the sliver before we gel to the good stall, he said. Already on board the Dauntless were two five-gallon containers of silver coins, along with the silver bars and Ingots, and two other five-gallon containers o f platrs and other assorted riches. Th e bars were lead colored and covered with barnacles and mud. and were brought up In groups of two and three In steel milk cartons. Met Fisher said it would take at least 2V* D iver John Brandon with gold chain years to finish bringing up the treasure and links of "C ln ta " belt The treasure will not be taxed until the scene as “ absolute pandomlnluin " Investors sell It. said Ted Miguel, operations "It looks like a flotilla out there," she said manager of Treasure Salvors. He said It will Singer Jim m y Buffett went out to the site to be a while before the public sees most of It "O n ly a very small amount has been serenade the salvage crews. uncovered," Don Kincaid said. Fisher Is the founder and owner of Treasure Salvors Inc., the group of treasure The discovery of a timber from the ship In seekers that have been searching the ocean late May led the hunters to believe they since 1970. Investors In the firm will spill were getting close to the main wreck Ihe proc eeds o f the find. The "m other lode" of the ship s cargo Don Kincaid, a Trrasure Salvors' vice rests in 50 feet of water. When divers first president, also an underwater photogra­ saw the pile, they thought It was a reef. pher. has begun lo accept his new wealth. "Y o u see sliver bars all over the place Just "Fm an underwater photographer, this Is watting to be picked up and put on the whal 1 do for a living," he said. But after boat," diver Paul Horan said. Gleason died about 18 months ago. Continued fro m page l A Luke Mary Mayor Dick Fess Mrs. Rice's were required when nald today hr will consult with the CDs were bought, hut that etty attorney Robed Petree to because of the constant trans­ determine If the matter Is a fe r r in g fr o m o n e bank to proper subject for commission another. Mrs. Rice agreed to review, or other action. remove her signature as a re­ Upkeep of the cemetery costs q u ire m e n t, a n d " o n l y m y about >43 a month and Is paid signature was necessary after from an Interest-bearing account that. Mrs. Hlce gave me the In which monies from the sale of responsibility o f transferring and plots Is d e p o s ite d . Investing cem etery association The Lake Mary City Com ­ funds." mission said It would assume responsibility for the cemetery 11 The c e m e te r y association the association gave the city Its maintains Lake Mary's oldest >16.000 treasury and handed cemetery and sells plots. The over the records showing who organization wus started In 1B95 was burled where, and K e o g h to o k o v e r th e The association did hand over chairmanship from his grandfa­ the records to Petree. he said. ther H om er GJcaaon when but did not turn over any cash to the city. So the city, apparently willing, never assumed respon­ sibility for the cemetery’s m ain­ tenance. There arc at least five m em ­ b ers o f th e n o n -c h a r te re d ...Bomb Continued fro m page 1A planted the bombs and that there were "absolutely no re­ ports ofany deaths." "T h e two bombs were very large and could be heard over most of the c ity ." said the duty officer at Copenhagen police headquarters. "I'm shocked, and I have no Ideu who could have done such a thing." said Chief Rabbi Bent Melchior, spiritual leader of Denmark’s 7 OOOJews Omar Kltmltto, representative of the Palestine Llt>eratton Orga­ nization In Denmark, told United Press International hr regretted the bombings, and that his "deepest sympatles go out to those Jews who have been hurt and their fam ilies." "1 really regrel these terrorist actions against the Jews I. tny office, and the Pt.O are totally against such actions" he said association. They are Alfred and Otis SJoblom. Roger Crocker. Mrs. Rice and Keogh The case has been assigned to Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davis Jr., but no trial date has been set. Richard Tru ett STOCKS Th**o quotations provided 6 r " s m w • at m* Nation*/ S ik h . lathn tt taiurttlat Do* fort a n ropro**nf#*/w intor daahr p r in t at at mid morning today Intar daaiar m artatt t tianga throughout ttio day f i l i a l do not imluda ralali mart up. martoomn M Ask Atlantic Bonk ,4)11 AH* Am*f lean Ploneor M L ................. A AW Barnatt Bank AO AO'S I lot Ida Powor J»W A Light ......... FI# Progress f roedom Savings MCA Mugnet Suppif Mormon I NCM Cwp JMs zr. ii'i 10 low >1W I1N 1JW HN Jl'k IIW U U 'k n i 11 rs w r .in i* Uotty t Seu'neatl Bonk 17N u ir w im * SunTrust AREA DEATHS BEATRICE JOSEPH Mrs. Beatrice Joseph. 60. of 436 Oukhaven Drive, Altamonte Springs, died Saturday at her home. Born Feb. 28. 1905 In Llthuanlu. she moved to Alta­ monte Springs from Brooklyn, N.Y- In 1973. She was u retired buyer fur a retail department store und a tten d ed Tem ple Israel. She was a member of the Women's American ORT. Legal Notice Vow will lokt nolle* Mat M * City Commtttton at M * City ot Son lord Florid* on July I. IASI, pot tod *nd adopted Ordinance No If* * , ta cleat, vocato and abandon a portion ot Do Soto Drive lying at lh* Southwest cor nor ot Mo Intersection ot Orlando Drive (U S 1» 4 All end Do Soto Drive, latorvlng a utility oatom tn t. more particularly described a l follow. From th* louMaatt corner oA Lot It AM Sot I-on Oroamwoid o t recorded In Plot Book A Pag* A* Ol Aho P u b lic H acorda o l So mi nolo County. Florida run N l l - e » I f i M l i tool along th* Wattarly tight otway tin* at U I Mlghwar II 4 « to th* Point ot Beginning, thonco run N 00*XT IJ W 1* 00 loot along the (attorly lino *A vt-d Lot It. Mane# run NorthwatN fly I P Al toot along Mo EAttorly Un* at Lot* II. M 4 IF, tald A Sac lion D ream »«id and lh* art ot a curve centavt SauMwottorly having a rad.pl al I 1I M Nat. • S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e her husband, Sol; a son. Herbert. San Diego; daughter. Carolyn Spring. Altamonte Springs; two brother*, Bernard Black. Palm Aire. Irving Black, Hayatde. N Y : sisters. Jennie Moewa. New Jersey. Sonju Chalem. Brooklyn: two grandchildren. Beth Shalom-Goldsteln Memo­ rial Chapel. Orlando, is In charge o f arrangements. Legal Notice central angle at At* I r i d " and a chord ot 1tZ M tool that boon N * • • * » • * * " W. lh a n c t run Norlhwttttrly IS AA tool along the Norlhaoiltrly lino ol Lot It, tald AM Soci'on Draamwold and tti* arc of a curve cancava Southwesterly having a r a d ix Ol Me 00 tool, a central angle ol r * i r i 4" and * chord ot IS *1 toot th el bract N l U A l 'H " W, thane* run Easterly n I t fast along th# arc tt a curvo concert Northerly hating a radius ot m a t Nol. a control engl* ot a r a n r and a chard of *A I* loot Sat basis s rr**4 iZ" c, thane* run Castorly g u tael ' along lh* arc al * curve concert Southerly having a radius at 10 OB tael and a control angle ot 1A*4! M , thence run ! t l* l* 'v r ■ ■ a t I I la a tj th o n co run Southeasterly n o o loot along Ma arc of * curve cancan 4owthwa*i*rty having a radius Ot <0 I t Not and a central angle ot thane* run % Jl*A0 Jl' W Al t| l*al along tr# Waster If right ot way lino Ot Legal Notice U S Highway It 4 Al lo tha Pom! ol Beginning containing 0 tV I acres moro or lass City Commission ot Mo CttyatSanford. Florida By H N Tamm. Jr . City Clark Publish July n . IASS OEM I I I FICTITIO US NAME Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In bwsinou al South aI Me Intersection ot Ford 4 Brower S I, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Court* Florida under th# fic titio u s n a m * of IN OCPENDENT MERCHAN O IS IR . and M et I Inland N register said name wiM Me Clark *1 the C ircuit Court. Sam molt County, Florida In accordance with tha provision* at Ma Fklmous Name Statutes. Towil Section BASRA Florida S U M t * If i t /A/ Bonni* A. Oanlhi Publish July 4. IS, n . I f . SABI D IM U MARSHALL T. RAPE RAK member of First United Method­ ist Church. Sanford. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e h er husband. H arvey; daughter. Delores Jones. Sanford: son, Elmer Schwingen. Slone Moun­ tain. Ga.; mother. Ongte Lee Carter. Boca Raton; four sisters, Survivors Include hts parents. Hildreth Merrill, Mount Pocono, Mr and Mrs Peter Kaperak; six Pa., Edna Jones, Boca Ralon. brothers. Peter Th om as 111. Elolse Barken. Miami, and DeT a lla h a s s e e . R obert A lle n . lores Shipman. Hendersonville, Dothan. Ala.. Harry James, and Michael Lee Mayhugh. both of N.C.; tw o broth ers. Joseph Jones, Sparks. Nev., and Henry C levela n d , and David A llen Jones. Fort Lauderdule: five S m ith , A lta m o n te S p rin g s ; gran d m oth er, Mrs. B etty L. g r a n d c h ild r e n ; tw o g r e a t ­ grandchildren. Smith. Orlando Brlsson G u ardian Funeral Pine Castle Memorial Chapel Home. Sanford. Is In charge of Funeral Home. Orlando, Is in arrangements. charge of arrange men is Marshall Thomas Kaperak. 6, of 725 N. Luke Ulvil., Altamonte Springs, died Friday In Alta­ monte Springs He was born Feb. 6. 1979 In Orlando. He was a student. EDITH LEE SCHULER Mr*. Edith Lee Schuler. 66. of 206 W 16th St . Sunford. died Thursday al home. Born June 18. 1919 in Old Hickory. Tcnn., she m oved to Sanford 'from Miami In 1982. She was a retired re s ta u ra n t m an ager and a Bo* t*c*two 41 fw*wsJ t lerSol H ois U u i t n o l r M Costs 4U Al N»«h*n Id lan iard 1*4* Mary 1CHULIR. ID IT M L I I — Funorel sorvic** tor Mr* Edith Lo* tchwlor, U. of KM W lath St Sanford, who died Thursday, wltl b* *t 10 * m Tuesday at lh# graveside In Oak lawn Memorial Park with th* R*v Loo F King officiating visitation 1 1 p m today at M# tuner ol horn* Britton Fimorol Mom*, a Guardian chepal. In charge /•lowers f o r All Orrax/oris O A K LAW N FUNIKAL HOMI CfMETtRV Aorvrtf U Cootral F W * Fun«ral Notice 1224141 Pre-Plea Saw (Hollins JflDJiJwJ hhm* tutor A UN 1 3231204 �PEOPLE Evening Hirild, Sanford. FI. M o n d a y . J u ly 71. 1H J - I B In And Around Longwood Local G rads H onored By Future Business Leaders Two area high school grads have taken (op honors at the National Future Business Lead­ ers of America (FBLA) Conventlon held July 1-5 In Houston. Texas. O u t s t a n d in g a n d m u c h honored recent Lake Mary High graduate. Robert Grrensieln. 18. o f Longwood and fellow competi­ tor Mohan Kam aswam y, 15. (Seminole County's youngest '85 gratll o f Altamonte Springs both brought home first place awards In their fields of competition. Grecnsteln's first place award w a s In E c o n o m ic s w h i l e Kamaswamy's was In Data Pro- TONIGHT'S TV ffl i soi c v e m n o a t pons j*mM G*faa* [**>. talaetlont 0" 1H* (X- MONDAY, tvtiw . 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Young Hamoswamy has chosen a careeT In medicine and w ill study at U n iversity o f Lyman High School sludcnl Florida. David Lampert recently attended the Vocational Industrial Clubs T h e D a r t m o u th C lu b o f o f America's national convention Central Florida has an Alumni In Phoenix. ArD. Luncheon on the agenda for Lampert placed sixth In the July 26 The function will be nation In Ihc Drafting competi­ held at the Holiday Inn at 1-4 and tion . He plans a career In Lee Road at 11:30 a m. Friday. Gretchen A nne Gosllne, a 1982 graduate of Lake Howell High School, was recently Initi­ aled Into Mortar Hoard National H onor S o c ie t y at W e stern C a r o lin a U n i v e r s i t y In Cullowhee. N.C. To be eligible for membership In the Mortar Board, a student must be In a Junior year and have evidence of sound scholar­ ship. leadership and service. Ms. Gosllne, a junior majoring In Radio-Television at W.CU.. Is a Dean's List student. She Is a daughter o f Mr. and Mrs Carl Gosllne of Fern Park, 3:30 tDlWIMiSTin ROGERS (R) d ) (I) BfBPECTOR GADGET 4.-00 a cn urns mouse 10:30 SALS OF THS CENTURY RYAN’S HOPS 1POWERHOUSS a> (*| NEW cue* VAN DYKE SHOW H on tnb ( D O STAR TREK I O MERV ORIFFRf t (Ml BCOOBY DOO ) |W| SESAME STREET (R) [J CD (*) SUFfRFRtENOS S! 4:05 11:00 O 4 1WHEEL OF FORTUNE O pnicc is right y . ’ O ANOIE(R) 11 (M l EIGHT IS ENOUGH t 101 WERE COOKING HOW 111 FAMILY 12 FLBfTSTONES iT 4:30 I t (» | HE-MAN ANO BUSTERS OF THE UMYERSC O) l « VOLTRON. 0EFENCER OF THE UNIVERSE S 11:30 4:35 O 4 SCRABBLE 7 O ALL-STAR BUTI (CdOIFLORlOASTYLE 11 AOOAMS FAMILY 5:00 0 3 ) NEWLYWED GAME 3 ) O th rees c o m p a n y 7 , a LTTS MAKE A DEAL (ft CM)0UKM OF HAZZARO ) (10) REAONQ RAINBOW | H) I DREAM OF JCAMNtE 11:35 11 WOMANWATCH (TUf) AFTERNOON 12:00 O 4 im io o ay 1 0 7 0 NEWS 1 1 (MIBCWTTCHtD (D (10) NATURE OF THINGS (MON) (D (M l MASTERPWCE THEATRE (TUE) CD I *0) MYSTERY! 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He Is the son of Mrs. Patti Gano of Lopgwood. 3 2 2 - 5 1 0 0 Emergencies and Nights 322-8979 i W PJ r fte & n tm u tty SEMI-ANNUAL S u m m e r S a le ! 1It BAY i l l R A M B O :g .^ e i Mlfitl A*. 20% OFF EXTRA MILLIONS ® P a r t II [IX Pennsylvania Stale Universi­ ty's Department of Public In­ formation has published the Dean’s List for (he Iasi semester. Lisa J. Shelton, daughter o f the Frank Shcltons o f Longwood. was named lo the honored list. J U L Y S P E C IA L Tennis Coach Frank Gooch of Lake Brantley High will hold a series of Tennis Camps beginnlgn the end of July. The camps are open lo young people ages 5 through 14 years. The camps schedule Is: first session. July 29 — Aug. 1; second session. Aug. 5-8. third session. Aug 12-15. Th e tim e fo r each cam p session Is 9 a m to noon. Cost per participant per session Is •55 12 BRADY BUNCH 5:30 The Casselberry Uranch o f the Seminole County Public Library S y stem Is b o a s tin g a new Microfilm Reader which was donated lo the library by Ihr Friend's o f the Library, a volun­ teer service organization lo the county's library system. The donated equipment is to honor the memory o f Friend's charter-member. Dale Faux. ECONOMY DENTURE CLINIC 12 BUGS BUNNY ANO FRIENDS 1008 T2MOW 600 fM C N E W S ATSUNRME 3 ) O CBS EARLY MOANING NEWS ( f O EYWTNCSS DAYBREAK 11 (M)OOOOOAY) 12 NEWS CD HI J«MI IBARKER 105 >12MOW U FLINTSTONE3 5:30 S (D III MOVIE 8:35 I f ( « ) BOB NEWHART (D(WlMONTY PYTHON'S FIYW0 CIRCUS 1:00 f f l (W l FLCMOA HOME g r o w n 7:35 '«■ 10:30 a iO V W G (M) BEVERLY HKLBIUJES OFBOfNCE(WEDI 3J (M l TOM ANO JERRY ED (10) SESAAAE STREET (RJ [3 (S If) INSPECTOR GADGET turn " 10:25 LESS O i g ays of our lives 3 O ALL MY CHILOREN 11 (M| DfCK VAN DYKE ® 110) MOVIE (MON, Tut. 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O FFICE LOCATIONS: S lim & S *4 4 f/ 212 E. Ftral St. D ow n tow n S an ford S tf& t HON. SAT. 1:30-3; JO 360 Mellonvlll* Avenue. Sanford, Fla. 32771. 322-8979 1383 Highway 434. Suite 102. L o n g w o o d M e d ic a l A r t s B ld g ., If PLAZA TWIN )) L o n g w o o d , F Is . 3 2 7 3 0 , 3 3 1 - 8 9 7 9 7 8 0 D e l t o o a B lv d ., S u it e 1 0 2 , v Deltona, Fla. 32723, 322-8979 • F R E E BALL • LESSO N S • AND PLENTY O F PRACTICE P a y J u s t $ 7 .0 0 A W e e k For 5 W e e k s We ll start you rolling with five weekly sessions of pro­ fessional bowling Instructions. Then we'll sharpen your new skills with a mini league of friendly leant competi­ tion. You'll get your own Customized Bowling Ball In your choice of available colors. It's a $46.00 value ab­ solutely free. You get bowling lessons and your own bowling ball for less than the cost of the ball. Stop by or call. WHERE THOUSANDS C H E E R 1B0 AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD_______ 322 7542 T n n rrn rg w ‘ Hwy 17-92 S. • 322-7502 C * O lO QUALITY FABRICS AND UPHOLSTERING, INC. OPEN (Comar Park i 25th St.) AT 9:30 AM EVERY TUESDAY 321-5753 W EEKDAYS 9 00-0:00 SATURDAYS 9:00-4:00 (YOUTH) SATURDAY, JULY 24th, 1:00 P.M. TUESDAY, JULY 30th, 9:30 A.M. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1st, 8:30 P.M. (Bowlffim erica^ — JU -Y * & * .* • > _23 Wl ALLIN-STOCK FABRIC $79S f Par Yd. UNTIL JULY 27lh EVENING HERALD HERALD ADVERTISER COUPON 10% OFF ALL UPHOLSTERING WITH IN-STOCK FABRICS W * W IT H O U T C O U P O N S IO N U P P O R A P M I B I C Y L C I PR O M B I C Y C L I C O N N E C T IO N l * • « j t 9 4* �* I f 38— Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. Monday. Jujy 33, IMS l e gal Notice Legal Notice IN T K t CIRCUIT COURT OR TMR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C IV IL ACTION NO : u « i ca« o BENJAM IN FRANKLIN SAVINGS ASSOCIATION. • To m corporation. Plaintiff, «. LOUISE W HITLEY, r iu i.o tt l. Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE !« hereby given that pursuant to th# Fin#I Jucfgment ol Foreclosure and l * l « entered In Its# ceuee ponding In th# Circuit Court ol the Eighteenth Jw dldol Circuit. In *nd lor SomlnoN County, Florid# Civil Action Number sisor CA Of G Ihe und#rtlgn#d cl#rk will Mil Ihe property el tutted M Mid County, described •«: Let l ] « , G AR D E N LAKE E S T A T E S . U N IT ONE. #c cording to the pl«t thereof •« recorded In Plat Book It. Page IS, of the Public Record! at Seminole County, Florid# •t public kale, to the highest end beet bidder tor ceth at It 00 o'clock A M . on the Itth dey ot Augutt. itgs, #t tho wait front door ot the Seminole County, Courthome, Sanford. Florida D AVID N BERRIEN C LE R K O FT H E CIRCUIT COURT By /%/ Linda M Me Nett Deputy Clark Publish J u ly)), 7*. IMS DEH n o IN THN CIRCUIT COURT OF T N I EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO At 17SSCA741 IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF DAVID JOHN HARNESS. A MINOR NOTICEOP ACTION TO Unknown Nalural Fether ot Dovld John Hornet!. Addrett Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NO TIFIED Ihot an action lor tho Adoption ot DAVID JOHN HARNESS hat baan tiled by E RNEST LE RO Y HARNESS lor the Adoption of DAVID JOHN HARNESS and you ara required to mt va a copy ol your written objections. II any, .to KENNETH M BEANE, ESQ. U d So U S Highway 17*7. Caetalborry. Florida 777*7. and lo Ilia the original with the Clerk ot the above tty led Court on or before tho Fth day of Augutl, IMS. olherwlte, Itt# adoption ot DAVID JOHN HARNESS may be approved without your con lent WITNESS my hand and M il of thle Court Ihl! Sth day ot July, IMS (S E A L) D A V ID N BERRIEN Clark By N K Durbury Deputy Clark Publlkh July!, IS, 77,7*. IMS DE M SI NOTICE OF CLOIINO. VACATING AND ABANDONING A FORTION OF A ITR E E T TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN You will taka notice that the City Commlealan at the City ot Sanford. Florida, on July I. IMS pelted end edopted Ordinance No 1/41, to iloee. recite and abandon a portion of Fourth Street lying between Poplar Avan u a and Ihe Sei&oard Coastline Railroad Right at Way, reserving a utility ease ment. more particularly da scribed as follows That portion of Fourth Street Right ol W ay lying between Block S and Block a, Tier It. E l T refferd t Map at lha Town ol Sanford, Plat Book I, Pages SI and M. Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida, and lying Watt ot Seaboard Coastline Railroad Right at Way City Commission at tha City of Sanford. Florida By H N Tamm. Jr , City Clark Publish July 71. lots OEM i n NOTICE OF CLOSING. VACATIMO AND ABANDONING A PORTION OP AN EASEMENT TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN You will taka notice that tha City Commission ot the City at Sanford. Florida, on July I. IN I passed and adopted Ordinance No I tea, to cloaa. vacate and abandon a portion ot a Utility E a i a m m l ly in g b etw een Or ova wood Avanua and the Florida Power Company eose ment, more particularly da scribed as follows Tha Westerly I I foal et tha f foot easement on the Eesterly side o l L o t IS, R eplat ol Grovovlew Village, Second Ad dlllon, Plat Booh M. Page 7, Public Records at Seminole County, Florida City Commission et tha City ol Sanford. F lor Ida By H N Tamm, Jr , City Clark Publlkh July 31. IMS DEH HO NOTICE UNO IR FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under signed, desiring to engage In butinete under the fictitious name ot WHISPER L A K E S A S S O C IA T E S at number MO Foa Vel for Drive. S u ite 7*7, In tha CHV ®* Long wood Florida. Inlands fo rag Istar tha Mid name with tha Clark at tha Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida Dated et Fort Lauderdale F tor Ida, tbit Tnd day ot July, IMS HPK ENTERPRISES. INC By Carl M T iauger SAN AAA R COS DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OP SO FLA By David J Sundairem THOMAS L LaSALLE. ESQ c m N Federal Highway. n t « Fart Lauderdale. FL 11** Publish July 1.1171. 7*. IN I DEH 07 Legal Notice Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF.THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY C A S IN O B IM O C A ef a OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION DUVAL F EDE RAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff. us FREDS CRUMBLISSand L IL L IA N A CRUMBLISS. tils wife, a t a l, Defend ant is) NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE Is hereby given that, pursuant fo ttst Order or Final Judgment entered In this cause. In me Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. I will Mil the property situated In Seminole County, Florida, described as Lots It and M. Lass the North » leal thereof. Block F, LAKE W AYM AN HEIGHTS. LAKE ADDITION, according to tha plat thereof as recorded In Plat Book i. Paga 71, Public Records ot Seminole County. F lor Ida at public Mia. fo the highest and bast bidder, for cash, at tha WEST FRONT DOOR OF THT SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT HOUSE. SANFORD. Florida at II 00 a m , on September Jth. IMS WITNESS my hand and Mel ot said Court on July II. IMS (SEAL) D A V ID N BERRIEN. Clark ot lha Circuit Court By; Diana K, Brummett Deputy Clark Publish: July!). 71. INS DEH IJI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFTHE TWELFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO El to il CAOS K OENERAL JURISDICTION OIVISION FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff, vs MCLESTER J SNOW, Hand --------- SNOW, hit wife. It any, atal.. De tendon! Ill NOTICEOF SALE NOTICE It hereby given that, pursuant to the Order or Final Judgment entered tn this causa, in tha Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida. I will M il tha property situated In Seminole County. Florida, described as t h a t Ce r t a i n con DOMINIUM PARCEL KNOWN AS UNIT NO i l E . DESTINY SPRINGS. A CONDOMINIUM. ANO AN UNDIVIDED 004444 INTEREST IN THE LAND, COMMON ELEM ENTS AND COMMON E X P E N S E S AP PURTENANT TO SAID UNIT. ALL N ACCORDANCE WITH AND SUBJECT TO THE COV ENAMTS. CONDITIONS, RE STRICTIONS, TE R M S ANO OTHER PROVISIONS O f THE D E C L A R A T IO N OF CON D O M IN IU M OF D E S T IN Y SPRINGS. A CONDOMINIUM. AS RECORDED IN O R BOOK t i l l AT P A 0 E l l t f l . AS AMENDED IN O R BOOK 1140 AT PAGf. 14*7, ALL OF THE P U B L IC R E C O R D S OF SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA at public Mia, to tha highest and bet I bidder, lor cash, al In# WEST FRONT DOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURT MOUSE. SANFORD Florida at It 00a m . on August t*. ISO! WITNESS my hand and teal el M'd Court on July I*. IMS (SEAL) DAVIDN BERRIEN Clark ot tha Circuit Court By Diana K Brummett Deputy Clark Publish July 17. 7*. M l DEM 17* IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO t l 1171 CAPAK IN RE Tha AAarrlsgeof ELOREO WILL McCOY, Husband/Pat Itloner. and SHIRLEY ANN McCOY. W lle / R e tp e n d o n l, NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO SHIRLEY ANN McCOY Address Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y NO TIFIED that an action far Dissolution ol Marriage has bean filed against you. end you ara required fo serve a copy ot your written detenMs. II any, fo It an FRANK C WHICHAM. ESQUIRE. Attorney for Petl Honor, whose eddreet Is Post Office Boa IIX) Flegihlp Bank Building. 700 W First Street. Suite 77, Sanford, F lo rid a 17/77 1)70. on or before July II, A 0 IMS. end tile the original with tha Clark at this Court either before service on Petl Honor's • Horner or Immediately thereafter: otherwise a default end ultimate lodgment will be entered against you lor Ihe relief demanded In the Petition and your marriage fo Petitioner will be dissolved WITNESS my hand and seal Of this Court on June IS, A D 1*1). (SEAL) DAVIDBERRIEN Clark ol lha Circuit Court By: Jean Brlltent Deputy Clark PubUoh July 1, E, IS, 71, IMS D im IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA C A S IN O ESIN CAES E IN RE Tha M a rria g e ol CHERYL WARREN, Petitioner/Wife. and JAMESM WARREN, Respondenl/Husbend AMENDED NOTICEOF ACTION TO Jam alM Warren C/O Fay Warren FalrHaven Kennel Rt ae Sanford. Florida 17771 YO U ARE H E R B Y NOTIFIED that a Petition tor Dissolution ot Marriage hat been tiled egeinst you. end Ihel you are required fo serve a copy ol your response or pleading to tha Petition upon lha P a ll Honer'i attorney. Thomas C Greene at Post OffIc• Ba> 001, Sanford. Florida tit?!, and Hie lha original response or plead tng In the office ot the Cterk ot the Circuit Court, on or before the l i l t day ot August. I N I It you tail fo do so. a Default Judgment will be token egelnit you for the relief demanded In the Petition DATED al Sanford Seminole County, Florida, this 17th day ot July, IN I (SEAL) DAVID N BERRIEN CLERhOF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Diana K Brummett Deputy Clark Publish July 71, It. August >. I*. IN I OEH 111 NOTICE Nolle# Is hereby given that Tha School Board al Seminole County, Florida al lha regular moating on August 14, INS. In lha Boardroom ol lha Ad m ln ls lr a llv a O lllcas, 111) Meiionvllla Avanua, Sanford. Florida will consider lha adop Hon ol the Pupil Progression Plan Tha Purpose ot this plan la to praMnl fo school personnel, parsnls. students and other In forested cllliens Ihe Board Pofl cy and adm lnlilrallva pro cedures which Insure a uniform program, whereby lha pupils ot tha district progress from tha level ot tha curriculum to tha nail Proposed policy retfocts changes Ms Florida Statutes or Board Rules Thera will be no determinable economic Impact Capfoa ol tha document ara arallabla for inspection at tha Administrative Office •< the School Board, t ill Meiionvllla Avenue. Sanford. Flertda Nancy Warren. Chairman Tha School Board at Seminole County Publish J v ly ll.I N I DEH HE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE OIVISION File Number 11 474 CP IN RE ESTATE OF W ILB U R Tl PRICE Detested NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION The admlnltlratlon ot Ihe estate ot WILBURT L PRICE, d ec e a s e d . P ile N u m ber I I *7* CP. It pending In tha Circuit Court lor Seminole County, F lo r id a . P ro b a ta Division, the address ol which it Semlnolo County CourthouM, Sentord. Florida 71771 The names and addresses ol the personal representative end the personal representative's el lor nay are set forth below All Interested persons are required fo file with this court. WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ( t ) oil claims against the estate and ( I I any oblacllon by an Interested parson on whom Ihla notice was served that challenges the valid Ify ot the will, the quantitations ot tho personal representative venue, or lurltdictlon of the court ALL CLAIMS AND OBJEC TIONS NOT SO PILED WILL BL rONEVENBARREO Publication of this Notice has begun on July It. IMS Personal Representative /tl JOHN DeM HAINES P O Bor M0 Winter Park. FL 71700 Attorney for Personal Representative /*/ WEBBER B HAtNES Ot Winder eeedie. Haines. Ward A Woodmen P A P O Bor MO winter Park. FL 117*0 Telephone I *11 sea a j l l Publish July II, 77 1WJ OEH f t FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged lit business al 717 Laruewood Dr . Winter Springs, Seminole County, Florida 1770# under Ihe HcIHIous name ol C IN D E R FE LLA T U R N K E Y , and that I Intend to register M id name with the Clerk of tha Circuit Court. Semlnolo County, Florida In accordance with the provisions ol Iho Fictitious Noma Statutes To wtt Section ias Of F lor Ida Statutes t » l 7 it! Scott Machevlna Publish Jutf I. IS. 77.1*. IH1 DEH St CITY OF tANFORD NOTICE OF PUBLIC HE ARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Notice Is hereby given that a Public Htaclng will be held by tha Planning and Toning Com mission In tha City Commission Room. City Mall. Sanford Florida al 7 00 P M on Thurt day, Augutl I, INI, la consider a request for e Conditional Lisa In a GC 1 General Commercial District Legal Description Lots a A 7, Blk Is, Tr 7. Town of Sanford. PB I PG17 Address SI7W 17th Street Conditional Use Requested Limited manufacturing AH partlee In Interast and Cllltens shall have an ngporlunl ty fo be heard et Mid hearing By order al the Planning and Toning Commission of tha City ol Sanford. Florida Hilt 17th day ot July. IN I John Morris. Chairman City et Sanford Planning and Toning Commission ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a person decides fo appeal a decision mad* with respect fo any matte' considered el lha above meeting or hearing ha may need a verbatim record ol Iho proceedings Including the testimony end evidence which record it not provided by ihe City el Sanford IF S lS e a iU I Publish July Tl. IMS OEH 117 CELEBRITY CIPHER Ceaantr Carer srygseg’ em# are created bam quMetame bt tomoue pec pa peal end weeant beck teller m me iw**w csende tor enoshw today a raw 1 aguwe a b y C O N t s t t VS If N ! H "VM LTL'I FW S A W TV IHFP WOVTHZLWOBYP • H JL HI ZWVC." — HKWOV CHVEL »QBL NMQIM IYH0 8 E EW HTL TWPBW. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: If we gat any more credit card* we ll have a complete deck " — Wendell Trogdon Y* A F FID A V IT UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE STATE OP FLORIDA 'C O U N T YO P ORANOE Tha undersigned, under oath, says I. This Instrument It being eaacuted for tho purpose ol complying with Section 1410* Florida Statutes 1. II It Ihe intention of the undersigned to engage in a business enterprise under tha fictitious nemo o f G R IFFIN ENTERPRISES, located at l i l t H o lid a y A v o n u e , Apopka, SeminoleCounty, Florida 1 Attached hereto and made a part hereof la tha newspaper Proof of Publication as required by Mid Statute * Thoee interested In M id enterprise, and Its# aslant of tho interest of oech. Is as follows NAME OF OWNER I John R Griffin 7 Bart F Grltfln. Jr, VJfoKTX INTEREST AODREtSOF OWNER I l i l t Holiday A ve Apopka FL 17707 7 101 Ttmbarcova South Longwood. FL 1777* Sworn fo and subscribed be lore me et Apopka. Orange County, Florida, this ithh day of May. INS ROynondA McLeod Notery Public My Commission E spires March I*. IN * As referred to In Perograph J above. Proof of Publication of this Intention fo register It tiled herewith pursuant fo the pro­ visions ot Section *4J 0* Florida Statutes Publish July l.t. IS. 77. IMS DEMI FICTITIOUS NAME Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged In business at 111* P o ln ta ttla A v e ., Sanford. Seminole County. Florida 17771 under the fictitious name ol CLEAN POOLS by CHUCK.end Ihel I Intend fo register M id name with the Clerk of tho Clrcwf Court. Semlnolo County, Florida In accordance with tha preylslont of tho Fictitious Name Sfotufoi. To-wit Section M l 0* Florida Statutes l**7 /S/Char let W Leltl Publish July t.B. IS. 17, IMS OEM 7 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business al 711 S a n la n d o S p r i n g s D r ., Longwood Seminole County, Florida 777V) under the Hctltfous name of ASSOCIATED SIGNS, end Ihel I Intend to register Mid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, F lor Ida In accordance with the provisions o f the Fictitious Name Statutes, To wit Section M l 0* Florida Statutes 1*17 /*/JerryM Lisle Publish July IS. 17, 7* A August S. IMl DEMI* — f ic t it io u s n a m e Notice it hereby given that I am engaged In business at Ut7 S O rla n d o O r , S an ford, Vominolo County, Florida under the fictitious name of CARLI'S HALLMARK SHOPPE and that I intend to register Mid name with the Clerk of tho Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the pro visions of tho Fictitious Nome Statutes, To wit Section 1410* Florida Statutes 1*17 /i/D Brent Carll Publish July It, 77. 7* 4 August I. IMS DEHM FICTITIOUSNAM E Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at tt ) State Rd ala N . Suite 7711. Altamonte Springs. Seminole County, Florida 17714 under tha fictitious noma ot TRI COUNTY A PPR A IS A L SERVICE and that I Intend lo register Mid nome with Iho Clock of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the previsions ol tho Fictitious Nome Statutes. To wtt Section m n f lor Id# Statutes 1*17 /a/ Shirley AAcAnally Publish July 77. 7* A August ). IT, IMl DEH 111 'FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at all Commerce W ay, Longwood. Seminole County. Florida under lh a f i c t i t i o u s n o m a el SOUTHERN STATES MAIN T f NANCE, and that I intend fo register M id name with tha Clark ol Iho Circuit Court, Semlnolo County . F lor Ido In accordance with the provisions ot Ihe F IctlHout Name Statutes. To wit Section M l <7» Florida Statutes 1*17 <t R H Cammei Publish July 17. 7* A August L II. IMl OEH 1 » IN IHE CIRCUIT COURT ~ FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number t l IS* IN RE ESTATE OF TOMMY L MILLS. Deceased NOTICEOF ADMINISTRATION The administration ol lha atteto ol TOAAMY L MILLS deceased File Number 01 let is pending In the Circuit Court tor Sem inole County. Florida. Probate Division. Iho address ot which It S om lnofo Counly Courthouse. Sentord. Florida 1)771 The names and eddrtitet ot tho personal representative and tha p e r s o n a l r a p ra tentative's attorney are sal forth be low All Intortttad persons art rsquired to Hie with this court, WITHIN THREE MONTHS OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE ( 1) oil claims agamsl the atteto and 111 any objection by an In te rfile d pec son on Whom this notice was served that challenges the valid 'ty of tho will, tho quellftcattont ol tha personal representative venue, or jurisdiction ol the court ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEC TIONS NOT SO FILEO WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Publication ot this Notice has begun on July IS. I M l Personal Representative tt) Alma Mills HR Academy Ave Sanford. F L ) 777I /V Arlington Mills 101 Academy Ava Sanford. FL 77771 Attorney for Psrsonal Recu even la live tv William M Morrison KD Maitland Ave Atlemanto Springs. PL UTQI Publish July IW 1 IMS D IM M legol Notice CITY OP LAKE M AR Y, FLORIDA NOTICEOF PUBLIC HEARING TO WHOM |T MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Board of Ad|uitmanf of tho City of Lako Mary. Florida, that said Board wilt hold a psAHe hearing at 7 : * P M , on Wednesday, Augutt 7. IMS to al Consider a request for a variance fo allow for the con tlnued placeman! of a free standing sign to bo located five (SI toot within tho property line. Mid property being situate In tha City ef Lake Mary. Florida, and described as follows From tho SW corner of the SE'w of Section *, Township 70 South. Range 70 East. Seminole County, Florida, run thence North along tho centreline of Country Club Road (State Road HI. said centerline being also tha West lino of the IE 'a ot Mid Section *, tor a distance of so 00 feat; run thence South i r i l i * East lor o distance of 75 00 feet lor the Point of dogiruilng. run thence North along the East right ol w ty lino ot Country Club Road tor a distance of 140 00 feet, run thence South Fe’ irsa-' East tor a Valence ot 771 Ou feet rim thence Scum tor a distance of 740 00 feet fo a point on Iho North right of way lino ot Lako Mary Boulevard, run thence Norm 00*1114'’ West along Mid North rlghl of way line and parallel to tha South lino of the SEla tor a distance of 111 00 loot to tho Point ol Beginning More commonly known os the NE corner of Lake Mery Boulevard and Country Club Road Containing I 7*0 acres, more or lost The Public Hearing will be held In the City Hell. City ot Lake Mary, Florida, at 7 10 P M on August 7, INI. or as toon theceofser os possible, at which time interested parties lor end against the request Hated above will ba heard Said hearing may ba continued from lima to tins# until final action It taken by th# Board of Ad|utl This noflca shall ba potted In three (Jt public pieces within the City of Lake Mary. Florida at tha City Halt and published In the Evening Herald, a nawspa par of goner al circulation In the City of Lake Mary. Florida, one lima at least fifteen till days prior lo Iho aforasaict hearing In addition, said nolle# shall be potted In the area to bo contld •rad at least fifteen (111 days prior to the dele ot tho Public Hearing A taped record ot this meeting is made by the City tor its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate re cord toe purposes of appeal from e decision made by the City with respect to tho foregoing matter Any person wishing to ensure that an adequate record ot the proceedings Is maintained tor appellate purposes it advised to make the necessary arrange mentt al his or her own etpense CITVOF LAKE M AR y. FLORIDA IV M A Thompson Deputy City Clerk DATED July II. IMt Publish July 77. 1M1 DEH 114 NOTICE Notice It hereby given that the S en tord A ir p o rt Authority budget toe FV IN# will ba reviewed by the Sanford City Commission In tho City Cam mission Room. City Hall. San ford. Florida, on Monday tha 11th day of Augutt. IMS. at 7 00 pm J S Cleveland A A E Director of Aviation Son ford Airport Authority Publish July 77. IN I OEH 111 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING IH E SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSlONERS will hold a public hearing In Room W 110 et tha Samlnole County Services Building. San lord, Florida on AUGUST II, IM1 AT M U P M . or t l toon Iheroatfor as possible fo contld er the toltowing PUBLIC HEARINO FOR CHANGE OF ZONING REGU LAflONt II R O LA N D H ILLIC R R H O N E FROM R 1 ONE ANO TWO F A M IL Y DW ELLING DISTRICT TO RP RESIDEN T I A L P R O F E S S IO N A L P i l l 7 « ) *4 - Begin at the NE corner ot Lot I and lha SE corner ot Lot tl. thence run W U N I I N 11*14 00 W. thence N e I tt. thanca W 47 01 tt N 101 II tt N 7*11 C. thanca E 10171 tt. South 44'14"E. thanca S 101 tl 1*7 11'' fo lha POB being a portion of Tract A. Nob Hill Section. Meredith Manor. PB la. Pg It. In Sac a II 7*. Sammola County, Florida (Further da scribed at a to acre parcel located on the west tide si East Lake Branttoy Drive >00 tt N of SR tie | (DIST 47) 71 RAZIYA BOTEE - RE ZONE FROM RP RESIOEN TIAL PROFESSIONAL TO OP OFFICE DISTRICT P I I E 7 U I ** - Lot II. Block B lowana Subdivision. Amended Plat. Plat Book 10 Page It. In S ection la I I I*. Samlnole County. Florida iFurthar da tcrlbad at a Is acre lot located at tho NE corner ef Lorame Drive and West Drive I (DIST Ell further a public hearing will ba held by tha SEMINOLE C O U N TY P L A N N IN G AND ZO N IN G COMMISSION ON AUGUST 7, IM1 AT I 00 P M , or at soon 1hereafter at poet! bto. In Rm W 170. Sammola County Services Building. San ford. Florida. In order to review hear comments and make rac ommandattone to the Board of County C i i i i i t i l H l t n a i i ot Somlnofo County on tho above application)!) those In attendance wilt be heard and written comments may be tiled with Ihe Land M an agem en t M anager Hearings may ba continued from lima to lima at found n ecessary Further details available by calling 111 I I * . E ll 441 Parsons ere edvliod that If they decide fo appeal any da cition made at theta meetings, they will need a record ot tho p ro ceed in gs, and tor such purpose, they met need fo ensure that a verbatim record ut the proceedings is mads, which record Includes tha testimony and evidence upon which the appeal Is fo bo mode Board of County Commissioners Sem male County. Florida BY Herb Hardin. Director Land Managemenl Publish July Jl. IMS OEH 1)4 71—H«lp Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole 322-2611 O rla n d o • W in te r Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HO URS 1:30 A.M. • 5.30 P M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Ko m 1 3 7 10 RATES t i m e ..................... 67C a line consecutive times S IC a line consecutive times 52C • line caniecifttva tim e* 4GC a line Contract Rate* Available 3 Line* DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A.M. Saturday ASSEMBLERS Front office, phones, filing, typing helpful Permanent positions NeveraFaat TEMP PERU_______ 7741141 ATTENTION TELEMARKETERS Tho Evening Herald has post lions ovailabfa tor phone solic­ itors to work Monday through Friday bofwon a PM and f PM Ideal tor tha Individual with a friendly voice and tome teles experience This position provides tvagp 'plus com mission Interested applicants should contact lha Evening Herald at IK S) 777 MU and ask tor tha circulation do AVON EARNINGS WC7WIII OPEN TERRITORIES NOWI II BVMSI er 77)000 NURSE’ S AIDES: All thllts Ekpertonced or certified pro tarred Apply In person et: Lakavtew Nursing Center, tt* E Tnd S I. Sentord___________ 17—Cemetery and Crypts 71— H elp W anted COONS NEEDED FOR SALE I ' f f l O#* 4 Choice burial L»wn C#m#f#ry m *cu Good benefits A child -re assistance Call m eeac. as# for Kathy 31— Personals ABORTION COUNSEL!N6 Free pregnancy tests. Individ ual counseling Call tor ap DENTAL ASST Its Fantastic Boss and friendly clients Must ba cant Had Your naadad as soon as possible Don't watt I Empioymtfit 323-5176 po*fitment j) t fees 23— L o s t* Found Lost m a le g r e y p o o d le M e llo n v lllo A rea Tuet 7/14/H Rewerd l i t Ilfs Medium Peektaoe Female. Silver grey w/tan, clipped Lost July 17. Sanford Ava Reward I Family pat 7X14*74 REWARD L o il small whit# poodle. 4 pound* tl y#ar» old. (Mil m «7 ti 27— Nursery & Child Care BotoytlHlng in my homo Ut tpomlbl* n rM jth tr M o t m a a l t . m H U tnytlrm_____________ fUbytitling U My Mom# Loving mother lovot chlldronf Lunch k U\0ck Off Hwy 414. U t l i f t Botiytitling In my horn# F#nc#d yard R taiH n nafrfcf rattt 3?3 SMI 33— Real Estate Courses * * a * • Thinking el getting a e • Real Estate Licenser * We oiler Free Tuition end continuous Training | Call Dick ar Vkkt for dele III 471 1447...Ill 1)44 Eve 774 tela Kayesaf Flertda . Inc. t* Years Eieartoncal 55—Business Opportunities 7)1) French Ave. DOMINO'S PIZZA now hiring drivers Ftoilbto hours. 144 per hr Musi hove own car with liability Insurance A ba at least t l yrs eld Call 771 * 00. HAM 4PM EARN EXTRA CASH USA Today Is soaking carriers In the Sanford area Please call *170*71, between SAM 1PM. M F EXECUTIVE SECRETARY With or without shorthand I Ablest Temporary Services 7)1 7*40 EXTRUSION O ff RAT0R Will tr*ln M.Maa hr. fo start HAROIE IRRIGATION ISM Mattoasvllto Ave GROUNDSMAN Mature responsible parson naadad for Motel Property Commerlcel erp preferred Apply Men Frl IS AM NOON DELTONA INN at Ihe 174 A Deltona Eslt______________ HOUSEKEEPERS E apart •need only Apply at Lakavlaw Nursing Canter, tt* E Tnd S t. Sanford_____________________ HOUSEKEEPER Pert or full time Adult apart ment cemplaa Etparianca preferred, but not required *Pf>ty HOWELL PLACE 700 Airport BIvd Sanford Between 7 aPM Mon Frl Or call 1717ns lan d scap e'1'rlgatlen Person Eap preferred Mature, re tpontlble, good striving re cord Salary negotiable 711 LEASING AGENT I N T E R N A T I O N A L STEEL BUILDING MANUFACTUR E R A W A R O I N G D E ALE R S H IP IN A V A IL ABLE AREAS SOON GREAT PROFIT POTENTIAL IN AN E X P A N D IN G IN D U STR Y CALL WEDGCOR I t ) 71* rm e«f is m . __ LAST CHANCE GUIDE TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS • Mow to •ttpbJIih crvdlf In U d iy t • G i t a n y e n d it c a r d y o u win? • How to buy Hom#» k Ap#ftm#nt| • How to borrow lnt#r#«t free S a n d 111 IS p i y o b i # to Ncwl B«rr#to *00* 0 0 Cm? Clrcl# O r la n d o F I J T tO t Mocmy Back G »»oan?— t IIC U B tT V PLU tl W l \ Short Ttrm Mortgaga rrtonvy needed IM OOObMhfd by 145 000 Incoma proparty I m UTf 71—Help Wanted ACCOUNT REP L ocaI insurance company needs parson riper lanced wilts rot log and dealing with public G ood pay and a a ca lla n t benefits Employment 323-5176 tftl French Ave Acrylic Applicators needed fo apply protective coeting an cars, boats and planes 41 fo Sit par hour Wo train For work In Sentot d area call Tampa I t ) M O tlll Actors Actresses M edell All talent tar movies.TV A print work Serious only apply PaaamewsE CatlMg. 44714U. ACTORS EITRAS Heeded tor 7 Me|or Motion Pictures and 1 TV soap ail types Cell U l UB) Interneitonsl Talent Greup ALL TYPES JOBS START WORK NOWI A LABon • « ' aw* * .* .* ro m c rn pairs! Eap preferred Call tor ap polntment 71)4470 or 771 4*01 between * 4 Local man to core Ior largo property Mutt have good tronportellen and references Mutt be ivallabla 7 days per week Will Supply all equip ment Call: n tfM tl MAINTENANCE HtLfER E a p erle n ca p r e f e r r e d 40 hr/week Call tor Bill: m 7*00 MANAGER TRAINEE II you quality, you will roefove H 100 par month for 7 months whlfo In school U4K per year attar gradual ton Sales and m an agem en t a a p a rla n c a helpful Apply at HOLIDAY INN SANFORD H YW ae and I 4 Tueeday JufyO_______ 17 1 PM MANAGEMENT TRAINEE E acailanl opportunity fo begin a career In the building mater I •I Industry In our three veer training program Training Includes Operatten of heavy delivery equipment, warehousing, dispatching, tales A dass/oom Instruction Must ba established resident with soma college, construe Hon or tuparvtaary atperl en<e !H day week period, competitive eatery A benefits program Coll 7*0 MTo sand resume, er apply tn parson fo R IN K IH MATERIALS. CORP Mery, Mt A Ctorcent Read P O. Baa I m e FI. EOS NURSE AIDES AND LIVE IN Private duty, staff duty, and home core positions available E seal lent pay MEDICAL PERSONNEL POOL » S « S * d « 1l Z O E . MJF/HAf______________ Phone workers no sales, mole or feme to 14 years or older, students O k M u ll here transportation S4 per hour plus good bonuses Full time preferred For Interview Call SWttS) ask tor Mark REAL ESTATE SALES RCOft l High Earnings Potonttall Modern office In vs cel ton! location Complete training program New diylson of old established firm Call now for details on pfoasant working conditions and fo secure your future Jin Rafferty......... ...... 174 4414 RECEPTIONIST Light bookkeeping a plus! Great smlto and personality will win this spot No typing I yM M s Em p l i y n f i t ftV il 323-5176 71)3 Franch Art SALES OOOO PAY.. GOOD BENEFITS OOOD FUTURE I UMM SANFORD A R IA WANTED: Wo need e good business parson to operate a local sales route telling grocery products end general merchendle# to over XX) established customers We otter immediate opportunity for the right prton who It willing to work tor o batter than ever age income WE PROVIDE: a I He HI shed Training a Leased Vatu cl. a ffoepNalltatkee a Ufa Insurance e Retirement pie is e Opportunity Far Advance WE ARE OROWINO R A PID LY! Minimum Investment required secured by accounts and In ventary Financing available For confidential Interview, ptoeaa ceil Howard James, week Per*. M A M. Sp F P M . I K * 441 *447__________ Security Oearde Immediate opening* for security guards Full and part time positions Will train, uniforms torn Ished, male, tamales, veterans, and retirees welcome Equal op portunlty em ployer Call: ( » ! ) 141 7141 S ervic e M an Far Cabinet Mansilecturer- Installation • ip preferred Salesmen Fer Cabinet Menufectorer Esp In pro duct Ion helpful Apply Oontry Manufacturing Ca.v Building ), Santerd A l r p e r t , S a n t e r d , t - 4. Mass F r f.___________________ Weed Worker Experienced saw o p e r a to r and a s s e m b ly worker Mutt ba able fo lift heavy product Hospitalise Hen. bonuses, vacation, and holidays Apply FORM ITEXINCORP Porto) Sanford Lako Monroe From * II AM or I I PM Werk When Went AAA T E M P Taking AppNcatfone Horn NO F I El CAil SALLY............ m a tt **7 par week fo atari II career positions available Wa train Call ) ] t l « ) i balwaan * A M I ) Noon NAJTtfSSESKITCHCN HELP Apply a tC A F I IO R R IN T 0 771 N Country Club Road. Lake Mary No phene calls, ato sea Warehouse stock people needed Monday thur Friday Barsaflts. Apply In parson Ports City Distribution Cantor. *giB Cornwall Rd , Sanford NOW H IR IN G ! O u ls lan d in g O p p o rtu n ily For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION I NO “ T ill Report ready for work at 4 AM 407 w 1st St Sanford ( b u ’ t D o / . » CENTERS 121 1590 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY Avon Beauty Caswpaaty Full ar pert time Call immadi etsty 777 W to or TT) Itt* li Apply at |ab site Douglas Rd l/a mile south of 4)4 Long form work • Auto / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens C a firP a n p o a in a m i CAIHIER/ftOSTISI for dining room Evenings, pert time Possibly full time Apply In person Men Thur ) 4 P M. at Dalton# Inn 14 Deltona E sU ________________________ CASHIER NEEDED Full ar pert lime EtpertoncfJ only Apply I AM I PM W ARICO IIR V IC E I ION French Ave______ Sentord Clark Apparel 1771 Slate Street 7)1 1IM Experienced Sawing Machine Fried Chicken Subs Donuts • • • • • Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N. Laurel Ave., Sanford Monday Thru Friday S 10 AM 4 JO PM NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE �71— Help Wanted WAREHOUSE WORKERS Need 10 Im m tR itH ), <04 to lift JO 1b* Mini be reliable, o »A transportation Permanent position N t r t r i F « TtMP PERM______ 774-m i SURVEY CREW: Eiperlenced P*rtr chief* A tnatnmant men wentod Permanent poilllor.. tollti good pay A u t t iK M benefit* In Ortende area Sand r**um # to P i t tnc.. tm E. Rahf kan I I . Saiti ISM. Or tonda. PL 73*41_______________ 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent 105— DuplexT rip le x / Rent Claan 1 Bdrm wi to pat lean deed and Kraal SMI par r w tth No part Call TO iiM __________ Etftclancy eparlmen! No pat* no small children t 3l 5 par month, 1300 aecurtty dapotit Call I D l< « _______________ Laka M a ry- I Bdrm . v a iia ' dryar hookup* appli an cat, q w ltf i r t a SM0 dlacount Im rattart Raal fy l a n l c t i ; U * N M _________ Santard Daiuva 1 bdrm dupiai SJ71 ma A ll a p p lla n c tt. carport CALL 7TS Xa7 Fraa rant to and H month! F a r* Apt*, tor Lamar Cltltam 311 Palmetto Ava J Cowan No Phcma Call! Laka Mary I bdrm furnished apt Slngia man. no patt Raadynow Coll M3 3*30 SURVEY FIELD PERSON WANTED 1 an d 3 b d rm . 1 u rn l*h # d apartmantt naar town E71 and M l par waak Call J3)«7*i Top pay. oacoltonl benefit* Crow chlofi A Im trum ant man Progressiva Mrm Sand re su m e to P r a la t ila a o l E agtneertng Cantahants. Too E- RaOtntan Avaaaa. Salta I lad, Oriando, Fla TWOI 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent BAMBOO COVE APTS MAE Airport Btvd I Bdrm .1 B*th*)o*m w 3 Bdrm . 1 Bam *773 ma p h o n e ..........................n ia a a i Tlrod at Jo* Haulms I C o ll F u t u r a i I h t y 'h a v e hundred* of |ob opanlngt tor the** who won I to work 4 7 *0 0 ) • COUNTRY SETTING • CEMENT WORKERS A HEL P ERS Evcallani pay Start right away 4714X0 Larga I A 3 Bdrm Apart manly Adult LakrvwwFamily PaoltaSa F A CT OR Y A S S E MI L Y and PRODUCTION WORK Most sMftt open Good pay warns <71 4X0 113—Storage Rentals Mini ua a i 3100 RKtgawsmd Ava Sanford. Fla. CALL )»443« Monday thru F rktoy »h>J K) Saturday from iota < Sanford Larga 3 bdrm ra canity ramodaiad Air. carpal *X » mo *ISB. upstairs. $ P ar* Ava l Niaaaa n o t Santard 3 bdrm . 1111, ) bdrm . aaaa lit. last a tac rat Attar s.a»a-m -a»n.______________ Spat lout Apartmant* Mlnuta* from May t i l t Lakafront pool, tannl*. adult*, no pat* laundry. Starting al SMS a ma Call 3110)43 lotaa Tlrad Ot Apartmant Living! E rp atla n ct tha privacy ot your own homa In ana at our lukury duplavt* Lg 3 bdrm I bath, vaultad calling, a p p l. hook upt. privata screened patio, your own ye rd m eln t fraa Starting al S3R0 Call tor d ttallt. IPAA-TPM, 1313311 W a k lv a R lv a r E ffic ie n c y Carpat. air, tanoa uvt, adult* no pot* M t t mo 3U 4478_____ I and ) bdrm Alto lurmthod efficiency from 171 waak S110 dapotit No pal* Call 171 4M 7 1 7 PM <11 Palmetto 1 Badroom 1 Bath no patt 1710 a mo *100tacurity ___________CT iaa» 3 Bdrm . I bath Daluaa Apt S370 par month t7S0 tacurity dapovt Colt r o a m ________ 3 bdrm . 1 bath *170 mo 1300 dap Ha patt Uwiled tala* Aiawc. Inc. REALTORS Call New: ai-Mll__________ a m s p e c ia l 1 A I bdrm tram (110 Laka Ada F la n b ia k a ** 133 *470 RECEPTI ONI ST. OFFI CE HELPERS, CLERKS. CRT OP E R A T OR S - Imm adlata opanlngt Good pay walas CaM47» U00NOWI WELDERS Cartltlad Eacallant pay sealas Call today S7I P A I N T E R S A P A IN T E R HELPERS Im m e d ia t e opanlngt good starting pay Call today atl ooc ORYW ALL With o- without a a p a r la n c t Im m a d la t a opanlngt Good pay Call to­ day <714)00 73— E m p lo ym e n t W anted Young m«n JO 1ir#d of -dull Uluftl off i<• roufln* t» #kt «rork I #m hon«t< f*li#b-# and v * rta f ii « Can f*fc# » challong# I am good * ith public and can b# good com pony r#pr#t«n1a!|yf Looting »o loom and *rifh your company Willing fa i f i r t af la 00 par hr Corned Kay In n * tin f l — A p a rtm in ts / H ouse to She re Raommaft wanfad ft th*r# J bdrm apt Call D#t*>»# H I 7U0 2 matura aduiti to chara a 2 bdrm horn# with t famala 13«0 par mo ♦ 172 util If *•* Call I I I 231! 101 —Houses Furnished / Rent Lovely » befrm cotl#g# with porch Cornpltf# privecy »>0 p#r we#h ♦ '|20Q tecurlfy Cell m zu *o rm H n_______ 93— Rooms tor Rent WekUa Rlv#r |l* #c r* privet# wood#d end f*^t#d 2 bdrm. 1 b it h , I f m II y ro o m « f rtplec# Hotm OK ISM Cell 221 4l 7f _____ Christian Apts. A ttomai TV, kitchan, laundry, maid. SJ0 wt A up Ort 43) Salt *73 at 10 Roomt tor rant tutnlshod. or unfurnlthad Call H i MSS MIS Gala Plata 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent SANFORD r . .r f" * '« l ruor-t tir tha waak Raaaonabla r*ta* Maid tar vita Call 33) 4J07 S 7 PM m Palmstlo Avs ALTAMONTE ) bdrm /I bath walk lo Brantlay School* SaOO + SMOdapoaH 7ta t t h DaBary ting la lamlly houta 1 Bdrm , | bath, tcraanod porch, woodad lot on quiat ttraat M l ll l l o r <Ft ISaO H ID D EN LAKE Nlcaly daco ratad 1 Bdrm . 3 bath, appli aneat blind*. SKI par month Call M l ta w ______________ a a a IN O l l TON A • a a a a HOMES FOR RENT n a ___ a a 174 U H a a_______ LOCH ARBOR ) bdrm , 1 bath, family room, tlraplaca Traod privacy lancad back yard Immadlata occupancy *171 par month plus tacurity Call i n aa« I bath SANFORD 3 bdrm tancad yard SaMmo THE FLORIDA HOTEL too Oak Avanua 131 <304 RaatonabK Waakiy Watat 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent A V A IL A B L E NOW F urnithtd Studio Apirlm#nt« On# Bedroom Apt# T wo Bedroom Apt* FLU IIU LEASES SENIOR C IT IIE N S DISCOUNT RANCH STYLE L IV IN O III SANFORD COURT APTS. 323-1301 Lovaly I Sdrm with acraanod perch Complete privacy <100 waak plut 1310 kacurlfy dapo* It Call 131 31M or m H U Nawty daepratad I Bdrm Com Plata privacy, t i l waak with SIM aacurlly dapotll Includot util Call 111 I N I or 13) H 33 SANFORD HEIGHTS Pionaar Mallonvllla lamlly (lIT tl ot tort to toata aniira tatond floor apartman I In Ihalr homa Prlyala Irani anlranci. 3< Kraonad window*, tun room, larga Bdrm . I R kitchan haat pump, cooling A boat arpantivaly lurnlihad. mad am and claan. quiat ttraat. v I p. nalghborhood Larga aakt. lhady ground. SUM monthly, rafarantat, and da pot It Includtt waiar. garbaga pick up A tawar chargat Pipad tor cabto Tatovitton Shown by appoMImant Phana ENTERPRISE Jbdrm 1 balht SI John* accatt SIM mo LANOSTOCK IROKERS HA I M ........................Aaylkwa Sanford t bdrm . tancad yard Id mint tram I/O *47! mo Call 37S SHI Orlando_________ Savon room Houta Naw carpat throughout lO I W Itl St. *400 m o . ttt, latt A dapotll M> 1104 attar) P M __________ l l l l Myrtto Ava Nka. claan 3 B d rm ., I Bath In q u it ! neighborhood kitchen appli ancat wether hook up. tancad back yard U K me t dapotll TOSE77______________________ J Bdrm. nawly carpeted and painted with garage No patt Would cantidtr I month option to buy H3S par weak UOO tacurity dapotit Call 331 nat or M3 MM nun EXCITING NEW THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT THE s t CALL BART Returnable and convenient 301 N Maple. Sanford 131 WO REAL ESTATE REALTOR I I ) I tea LOW DOWN/ LOW MONTHLY Adorable 7 bdrm In top notch condition with garage and carport P lut K a il kertened building lo r ceokout* on loon111 thadad lot itnar ])th ttraat S3) 000 If Interested Call BECNY COUNION THE WALL SI COMPANY REALTORS..........SMI or 13) M l * avanln^i Naar airport, 3 bdrm . I bath *41 too or rant tor *431 par month Firm Owner (to *44! Ottvan 4 bdrm 3 bath on 1 acral with horte barn and patture 174400 H I —Homes For Sale COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Rag H E, Brakar ..........311 111) 474Hwy ell.O iteen , Fla Furmshad ot Unfurmshtd Carpartt________Private Pallet Lath Landleaping Put* Children WA T E R BI OS ACCEPTED) 127—Office Rentals OTTicts to Rtnt SANFORO REALTY BATEMAN REALTY e § C o i By Owner ) bdrm . 1>y balh In ground pool, padd'a fant. I1K11 palto, privacy fence *41 OOO CallCafI M l I HE EAST COAST CL I ANINOCO Trim carpentry rapairt Navy fram ed Naw contlrudlon clean up Rental unit cleaning A painting Call Howard 17) 7770 ____ ______________ For Sale.'Rani Option ) bdrm , I bath *140 mo . 3S3I Prlnceoln Ava . Sanford. *31.M0 $100 SECCJRETY DEPOSIT 1 & 2 UOROOM AMS. AVAILABLE ADULTS AN0 FAMILIES WELCOME I 2714 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 Wall Street Co........... 321 5005* HIAllout STEmper 1 Bdrm . } Bath Villa Dakar than newt Vertical blind! in every room Naw range and ref r i ger ator Brand naw carp al! Corner unit wllh garage *!♦ OOO Priced Reduced I 3 bdrm .1 balh. Larga lot. Now S3* OOO m i f f n( . m m IS f i l l ! I lfflE M I J COOL S P A R K L I N G POOL w/f#fK«d h # trt #nd l#rg# 2 bdrm bom#f Hug# matter bdrm F lrv p la c tl Cantral h i A w 1 1f I 1 worh ihopil A viu m # n# qua hty iivg «#/ low SANFORD DUPLEX 317)3131 Mighlftiam Ay# Oftf*#' fiftjoc ing, no qualifying, no point* 2 Bdrm , l bath, MCfc «p#rt ITkiflf ov»r 1.000 tq, ft 4 yrt old Kl f cb#n «p p llp n c#t ctnfrpi n##t And *ir, c«Yp#f drA:p#t R#*ifAl UOO month Iy Apparntmtnf only Ownf ni _____ &#nt9rd Ct i k h i A v# lmm*cv l#f# J bdrm I bAfh Corner tnodod lot. gArag#, tervoned porch W a IIac# Crott R#Alty. Ifk , R»Altor 121 VutCAwillA Mjitk# An otftr *■ 4 Bdfrfn , |V* both tplil1 plwi» Atfilng tU3 000 Hi V*0 or JJJ 1 bdrm 1 befh Immodlot* e»c CVpAnty FMA Non qualifying mortgAg# Low down Owner hold* 2nd mortgAg# I U tOO >42 1______________________ 149—Commercial Property / Sale COMMERCIAL SPECIALIST BOB M BALL JR P A R I A L T O * ........ ....... 331 ti l t Large home with aal In large living room. laundry, double car central air/ heal Owner will finance kitchen, In door garage, » ! » 000 OTHER HOMES. LO TI. ACREAOE. INVESTMENT PROPERTY CALL ANYTI ME REALTOR.................... I33«t»l LIST WI TH USI 151—Investment Property / Sale CASSELBERRY I acr. inn.d PR t M l 000 W Mallciowtkl r e a lto r mi m i COI N L A U N DR Y Dr Land Owner rallied Want! lo Irar al Mutt tall K>4 77S 4)17 153—AcreageLots/Sale N##^ t# r#«f lot for imall tr#it#r in S#nfo<d D#B*ry D#L*nd #f## C#n Hovb#fd 121 2ff0 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sale NEW 1MVRWA BEACH 2 befrm . f fi<*m tNMKftlkfci cof f*g# wffh comm#rci#i zoning $f*M your own Dutin*#! n*#r fh« 0<##n 14’ KC b#*(hti4# R#«lfr RCALTORl ♦04 427 |) H Op#A t P#y!f 157-Mobile Homes / Sale UlMt. C O M M A N D IN G BRICK FIREPLACE com#t with thi! 1 M rm . } both hem#I Hugh 2UJI' f#mify room! lorg# !Cr##n#d p<fiof B##vflfol t«n<#d corner loti Fonoitk f m#ncingt Coil u» quick! 149 )00 FMA VA SPECIAL! ) Mr m I'y both, contfAl Air* g«r#g« f#nc#d y or d , kitchen •guipood, butt I in berl 140.000 323 5774 3404 HWY 17 « Hlddan Lake tat Wildwood Dr 3 bdrm 3 balh dbl garage, porch, central a ir Super Clean I Attumeble *41 900 REALTOR M A R VIN X LAIL 447 411) or » l 7147 M ID O iN L A k l J t -1-,r i ] _i - r * 1* 000 1) 000 down taller payt paint*, and doting tor qualified buyer M l )7M Or M l IIU urea__ MI1H REAL ESTATE all Watf 31th Street nuvnuwvnt *u tt* tunwvMtta KISH REAL ESTATE 1 IX M O N TH S Y O U N G Spec taut 4 bedroom. 1 balk E at la kitch e a Scraanad patta t car garage Ctava to .hooping Matlvalod Sellar S71.N* UNIQUE 1 bedroom. It * balh homa aa 1 acre* Coder Hama wllh weed deck*, detached garage, worhraam Cathedral catling.. Hreglece. Iltt.to o CONDO Camplttaly raaavatad interior ) bedroom. 11* bath. 1 alary FHA financing avail aOte Ml,leg (305) 321 0041 41) W. 11th Sir oat Sanford, FI m i l REALTOR § APARTMENTS *4nlord Hlddan Lakat « bdrm. wllh la rg e a t t u m e b l e mortgage Fenced bach yard All thtt tor anly M l *00 321 0759 Eve. 322-7643 HALL 141— Homes For Sale REALTOR ..... ............13) SM4 LlC- Raal Eifflf# Brofe#r 2440 S#nford Av# OPEN SUNDAYS: I t o l P M o LAROE H O M E .„_ LARGE LOT Quit! ttraat Fla up A u v e big! 1 Bdrm . 3 bath at 1471 Vale P. lead to tall set too Call................321-1911 LO C A L DRI VERS S lralgM trucks Good pay Start right away <7| OOO SHENANDOAH^ VILLAGE APTS. FROM *3 1 5 Rental Office j 3 2 3 -^ 9 2 0 “ 42201. OMJMOO DOVE t SANFORD 2 3 1 -C a n Baby: Badt. Itreiiort. Ctothat, Playpen*. Etc. Paperback Baakt. I I H i n - W O N Head Crib*. Playpen*. Baby turnltur*. c la lh ln g Good Prlco* After 7 PM Ml )7*) Paying CASH tor: Aluminum. Cant. Capper, Brat*. Lted Nawtpapar. Glatv Gold. Silver kotomoTool t i l w l*« *1 M i l l *1)3)1100 DaBary Auto A Marin* Sal** Acrot* lb* rfvar. to* *f Mil 174 Hwy t l W Dabary U * a!44 LOWEST ORGAN Moghogan, 7 kayboardt bench Hawaiian * lmule tor. 13» Call 1)1 rot) MOVING CARTONS Complat» lor household mov* _________ 173 3311___________ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 121—Condominium Rentals RID6EWOOO ARMS APTS 219—Wanted fo Buy In Pol* Spider PlanH. SI » S3 » A *100 each Ralntroa* t l 00 A I I SO each Cherry Laurel Treat t l 10 each 373 oiaa___________________ ___ Appliance! Far Sal* all in atcollant candilwn A tolly guaranteed ........... ......733 13*4 B A S S E T T CRI B yellow checked canopy and maltro** Evcallani cendl**»v MOO Call Ml 33*3______________________ Ratall A Ofttca Space MO up to 3.900 tq tt. alto ltor age avail able M 3 4M )_______________ Ratall office tpaca JOO tq ft up to IW0 Alto ttoraga available Call 111 oaaa between *A M I I Noon. INK) 3A3 JOOO after I PM S IN G L E S T O R Y L IV IN G Ltts« Fttras to Fit Tout «Mdi! TRUCK DRIVERS Long haul Immediate' Good driving ro cord Ovar IS <7* i x » f 181 —Appliances / Furniture 117—Commercial Rentals New i bdrm Condo, tlraplaca, wether'dryer, etcerclte fecH Ify with tanm* A twlmmlng No paN UTS mp Call M l m i M on d ay. J u ly W . I M 1 - J I 223—Miscellaneous ..... M l AIM Lg Upstairs ) Rn Apt Newly rtngvtltd A d u l l * . no p a tt I3 ]|7 m a /d a p SIS0 111 FrancnAva Hi 4*17,434 i a « I MME DI A T E OPENI NGS Ganaral Construction labor Good pay <71 OOO A Lifetime Adult Park................Lai Rants 114*411* Include* Water Garbage Pick up r ard Maintenance Immediate Occupancy Gregory Mobil* Hama* M ) IM * . MASTERS COVE........ 32J 7900 O E N E R A L OF F I CE TRAINEES Craol storting |ob Savorot opening* Good pay *7* iJOC a Tfofce MwDjWdRe € U £. Vtv DON'T UAVft AWTHi S^ CH yoUR. MmulwAT rtcR ^TTen vyouut) tiRjtTrtC HtfTcVeRS FTuvr. 141 —Homes For Sale SECURITY D E P O S IT .™ ...*!** W ITH THIS ADt 157-Mobile Homes / Sale OkO.Na *» » ’tibia New.Open W t a r t r is DELIVERY HELPERS- no oa par lanea nocattary Full lima Good Itortlng pay <714)00 E v e n in g H a ra ld . S e ftfo rd , F I. KIT ‘N* C A R L Y L E * by Larry Wright STENSTROM Ilia c ' Sentry 3 Bdrm wllh air and alt appllanctt 11 *00 Cell M l 111) __ 7) Claan Mobil* Mama 17X41 i bdrm 1 balht adult park, naw central al r / h r a t t e r t t n porch, 10X 10 thad dbl root See to taerac lata I M3 4003 u m i E . i t t S T ............ m -s a ii RacandilWnad Appliancai Ham»M WARRANTY BARNETTS CASSELBERRY AM S i l l ................. .......P * MM v RENT T OOWN• Color TV* , tlaraot. wathar*. dryart r*Hig*ralor Iraattrt. lurnlluro video it cordon Special Itl wotk t rant * ) 00 Alternative TV A Appl Rental* layrat Shopping Cantor 3 7 I4 R ____________ Used Wathtrt Parti A Sarvica tor K tnm ertt............. 37) 0417 MOONEY APPLI ANCES H you era leaking tor a toecattlul carter In Real Ilte te . llenttrom Realty It Weeing far you Call Lea Albright today a l I D M lt. Evamngt ID tot 2 C A L L A N Y T IM E 322-2420 3)4) PARK A V K ....... tol U l M ary Btod........ U . Mary Pick up al the w a r th o u it k xitfd ll W Pewer Court tn m# 1-4 Industrial P#.k. San hud Wi l» 4 N I . ________ 27TU STREET FURNITURE Rebuilt Kirbys $129.55 4 up Guaranlaad . ................ 13) )*aa Will run yaur errand*, do your shopping, ale Call 331 1331 Mon Sal _________ I f t ) Yamaha Clarinet Good band Imlrument, good condi Hon Ml 01*7. altar 1PM 183—Television / Radio / Stereo • * COLOR TELEVISION • a 2#nit* 25 color f#i«vi%fon Orlg in#I pric# Ov#r UOO Q«ljinct dcF# 12*4 00 c#!ti or ov»r P#»m*nt» 123 month Still In war r#n! y NO M O N C Y DOWN. I f e^ homo fr 1*1. no obligation C#U >42 U f4. day or 7*»ghf to AMC WAGON MUST SACRIFICE I |m COME ONE * a a COME ALLI I COURTESY P O N T IA C .37) 1111 199— Pels A Supplies Bad Credfl? No Credit? WE flNANCE 231-C ars WALK IN 233—Auto Peris / Accessories ...... D R IV E OUT NATIONAL AUTO SALES Abiitty K#nn#t! Dog boor ding Country Atmovphqr# W##son Gb i t R > l < i 122 2 2 1 0 • I RD C A O IS Ono M gcao V i. two p#ffot !lf# w*) •#<h 222 i m I f f r 3_______ Moving M u ll Sotll M«i# !*wn bos#r | moi o>d AKC r*gi» t#r#d E # r ! <ropp#d A ll SfH)f! 222 fM2 ___ ROTTWKILIR F t m a lg * month« Fur# brtd 'no t, UOO Abtffty K#nn#U IT) 2120 Santard Av* A 13th SI.....I l l 0471 ★ DAYTONA A U T O ^ ★ AUCTION ★ Mwy f l . .............. Daytona Beach • • • • • Hold! « • « * • * PUBLICAUTO AUCTION Evary Wad Nil* at 7iM PM * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell I * For more detail* _________i m i s s u n _________ 201—Horses CAll About our w m m if riding program Royal R i d i n g Acadtmy i l l 2f 2Y____________ USED C A R S THE BEST I N T O W N E 2 TERMS 213—Auctions WANTED 1*73 Teyeta Cerda Wagon body In good condition ivm mo* . i 1*1 or 3*3 3437 WANTED 1*77 Toyota Card* Wagon body In good condition Ml 1*00*1) 1*1 OT 7*1)41) 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / Buses/ Vans FORO RANOER P IM. IN I TOPPERLOAOEOLIKE NEWI NO t i l DOWN I U ft) COURTESY PONTIAC >171111 ’71 Chary Luv Pick Up Like Naw............. Topper |lf*S COURTESY PONTIAC m i l t ! 237—Tractors and Trailers i i n\ H ildut with # t»##l floor IfSO Only lnf#r#»*#d C#H 221 >^f4 #tt#r IP M 239—Motorcycles end Bikes Kawaaabl 171 IDO ____________ 3)7 73'*___________ FOR ESTATE Com more 111 or R • t Jd • n N a ( Auction# A A p p rifu it Coll Poll ! Auction II I MX) 215—Boats and Accessories C R E D IT H A S S L E S ? • We Can F Inane* a Down P * f manl* 4Kb ond Up * Trad* In*Accaplad Coble lie* Ft Bawrldar. 1*77. 10 HP Mecury, 1/S prop. * trolling motor I7SM 014 13*7 ^iajr^M lTO AI^avorH nj^^^^^ D ISCO U N T A U T O S A L E S I SOI Fivnch Av * 313 11*9 1*44 P O R C H ! *11 Ei cai lent cond Ilion Mutl *** la *ppr*cla>4 1010 S Elm Av* . Sanlord Altar a M. H I 7411___ 217—Garage Sales 1*11 DODGE CORONET Good running condition Air, good lira*. MOO Mutl Sal* Call 373 <43* avanlng* and M O V IN O t A L I I Baldwin lp(n#f. II## n#w. 11230; nica bunk b # d !. I M ; m f i q u * rocktr, 1)30. chiff#rob«. U 2I AA#,f*g w#!h#r I l f 3 2J l l 2f 4 241— Recreations I Vehicles/C am pers Jayco 1*71 Pop up 14 ft . ilaap* 4 Gai/alac r af r l gi r al a r . ttov*. lin k, awning* Good cond11ton 37) 773) 243—Junk Cars TOP Dollar Paid for Junk A Uk*d car*, truck* A heavy equipment 131 )**B W I PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR JUNK CARS AND TRUCKI CI SAUTO PARTS 3*1 4M) To List Your BusinessDial 322-2611 or 831-9993 RETI REE WANI EDI 7bdrm 3 hath liama with tpilt Mrm Oton. aal In kitchen, dining roam, recreation confer. *oel. sauna, lannla, card ream ia t.u a OOE NEVA OSCEOLA ID I lO NEO FOR MOBILES! I Acre Country treeft Wan tread an paved Ad. H \ Dawn. I* Yra a ll J M From 111.1041 10AM )PM TAM 1 MPM ) 30PM AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB FANTASICIt I bdrm I balh harna with tgkt bdrm plan, larga caunlry Ilka kitchen, riming room, :oHtrel air /heal 44).*** WILL BUILD TO SUITI YOUR LOT OR OURS! EXCLUSIVE A O I N T F OR W I N I O N O DEV CORP.. A CENTRAL FLORIDA LEADER! MORE NOME FOR LESS MONEY! CALL TODAY! Saturday Monday Tuesday fAM BUSINESS SERVICE LISTING WE LIST AND1ELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY ROOM TO ROAMII 3 bdrm 1 b a l h h a m * wi t h br i ck firtpiaca. fcraeklett bar and aal In kitchen, ip lil bdrm plan. Scraanad parch a ll Matter Bdrm and a Private Read Submit ALL allurtll BUY ASISI i«M CHRYSLER * t H A V I Vary low m l l o a g * I * . 1071 Evcal l ani th a p a 111.3*1 Evan M3AS7B______________ lf»4 FI RENXA WAGON Taka up payment! of U7V a* Call M l 331)_______________ 7J V W Super Baa’ la Naw Inlarlar. good angina Naad* bodywork 11300 133 3741 ’74 C ad lllic Caup* O aV III* Loaded good cond, laalhar Inferior t l *OQ *4*^347 74 Cadillac E I Oorado Leaded Haducod l i f t ! COURTESY PONTIAC 33)1)11 ’l l Hortwl Station Wagan Air. AM FM. crulta central, power *i**ring A brake* 71.000 ml j ldl Hrm 133 11*7 or 377 1*03 '17 Mercury Marqula Like naw, mod* A au* Camplatoly ra bull', naw lira * M u tt »** to appr t cl al a hi ki ng 11504, Hrm 13) *3)1 nr ) » 1*07 ___ •77 Ponllac Grand P rli LJ I Owner Ilk a Naw *0 900ml Reduced lir a ! COURTESY P O N TIA C >1)3*31 I I Chr) ila r LaBaron. 4 dr FAMI LY CAR N O B )D O W N . 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What Is a T1A7 My mother has high blood pressure and Is 25 pounds overweight. Does that have any bearing on the case? A r e th e r e a n y p r e v e n t iv e measures she could take? DEAR READER — A transient Ischemic attack, or TIA. Is fun­ damentally a short-lived stroke. A small blood clot momentarily blocks one of the arteries that supply oxygen to brain tissue. The event Is transient (tempo­ rary). Ischemic (causing lack of oxygen) and certainly an attack, as It occurs without warning. If the clot Is small — and It usually Is. with TIAs — the body Imme­ diately m obilizes anti-clotting factors to dissolve It. Within hours, the patient ordinarily returns to normal and suffers no adverse consequences except, perhaps, for some confusion and amnesia. TIAs are warnings of bigger and more serious things to come. Therefore, they should not be taken lightly. In your mother's case, there are clearly two actions she could take. First, her blood pressure must be brought under control. For a number o f technical reasons, c h r o n i c h y p e r t e n s i o n Is associated with a wide variety of cardiovascular diseases, stroke und TIAs Included. Although weight loss may not affect her brain circulation. It will probably help to lower her blood pressure, so she should try to lose weight. Second, patients with TIAs are often helped by medicine that reduces the blood s tendency to form small clots. One aspirin a day. two or three times a week. Is probably the safest and least expensive mrdlcatlon. Some specialists would con­ sid er p u ttin g y o u r m oth er through more extensive testing, w hich m ig h t In vo lve X-ray studies of her carotid arteries. I do not know enough about her to form an opinion, but you can ask your own doctor If -blood- pressure reduction and the use o f aspirin would be sufficient. DEAR DR. G O TT — I've heard that It's OK for babies to wear sneakers Instead of traditional baby shoes. Is this really true? I thought that a baby's first shoes were so Important. DEAR READER — In most parts of the world, babies don't wear shoes. This lack o f footwear doesn't seem to affect them or their parents. I d on 't know notion that we could Improve on nature by putting shoes on Infants. Tiny white shoes are cute, of course, but I doubt they perform any useful function. Sneakers are probably m ore comfortable Send your questions to Dr. Gott at P.O. Box 91428. C leve­ land. 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You should assume that an expert will usually make the right play: un average player or novice la less likely to find the winning defense. West selected the safest lead — the Jack o f hearts from a se­ quence. Although that was the mm Tl JIt r -- >3 ^ = 7 r )l by Warner Brothara BUGS BUNNY I CAN TEl L SOU CE lP iN < iN & o e e a t i n g TV.VSETY AGAIN. Th e 'fa o u Q tfT j^cn* a s b a o a s V AC”T. first suit bid by declarer, leading It gave declarer nothing. In fact, the lead was a lucky one. since It had the dynamic effect of re­ m ovin g d u m m y 's only side entry for the long diamonds. South now had to bring home the diamond suit. Me came to his hand with a high spade and played a low diamond. Quick as a Hash West stuck tn the king Declarer ducked In dummy, lie won the heart continuation and played another diamond. When West played the six, declarer had to decide whether West had started with K-Q-6 or the K 6 doubleton. He finally pul In the Jack. Result — down five. t >] as NOHTII ♦ 41 ♦ A ♦ A J 10 » M l ♦ 41 4 WEST ♦ 107 I EAST ♦ J9II Y «S ♦ J 10 0 1 } ♦ KI ♦ ys ♦ K<1 ♦ J 10( 71 SO IT II ♦ ak y t VKQJU ♦ 7J ♦ Ay I don't know the quality of West as a player. But tt Is certain that an expert West would never spilt diamond honors wtth the K-Q-6. He would play low and deny declarer the diamond suit unless South had three little diamonds. Then nothing would help. V u ln e r a b le N o r t h South D e a l e r S ou th Wnl Nerth Kail South Pass Pass Pass Pats Past 14 ♦ IT U Pass Past Pats Pats Past Pats :♦ 4 NT 1 NT 4 NT IT O p e n in g le a d ¥ j HOROSCOPE LIBRA (Sept. 2 3 0 c t. 23) Luck will attend you today In ventures or enterprises that you originate or those for which you’re re­ sponsible. Keep the control In TOUR BIRTHDAY your hands. 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You're apt to get some lucky breaks that your co-workers won't. OEMINI (May 21 -June 20) This Is one of those days where good things you already have going can be expanded. Do not put any limitations on your thinking. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) It'll prove wisest tn the long run today to let events run their course. If something Is m oving In the right direction, the results will be gratifying. by Ltonard Starr 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, July 22, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 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>, July 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/9e0b3ca9f072b4dfef9b759173577c1e.pdf bb2c516ddde4fabf6be5f84dd641754b PDF Text Text 77th Year, No. 721 Wednesday, M a y 8, 1985— Sanford, Florida Evening Herald (US PS 481 280) Price 25 Cents U e b e rro th Takes B o ld S w in g A t D ru g A b u s e In B a s e b a ll NEW YORK IUPI) - Baseball | commissioner Peter Ueberroth has decided to play good oldfashioned hardball in his ef[ lorts lo slop drug abuse In Ihe I national pasttime U e b e rro th a n n o u n c e d Tue sd ay he was o rdering M ove applauded, 9A matuliuory^lmg testing for all professional baseball personnel — from owners to secretaries. I but not major league players. The players are covered by a separate drug program which was negotiated as part of last year's Basic Agreement. However, the commissioner said he Is confident the Major League Players Association will Join the program. Ueberroth said he sent an "urgent letter of request" to Donald Fehr. e x e cu tive director of the Players Association, and Lee MacPhall. head of Ihe Player R elations C o m m itte e , the owners' bargaining committee, asking that they Join the mandatory testing program "Th e union will be sympa­ thetic and help us." Ueberroth said. "W e must stop drugs In baseball, and wr will." H o w e v e r , Ih e P la y e r s Association has not said If It 'The union will bo sympathotic and help us. Wo mu*t stop drugs in baseball, and we will.' - P e t e r U eb erro th B a seb a ll C o m m issio n e r will climb on the commission­ er's band wagon "He hasn't notified us of anything other than the fact that he was going to do some­ thing." said Mark Belanger. special assistant to Fehr at the Players Association. 'When the commissioner says that urinalysis are man datory. I understand his Inten­ tion Is a good one." said Longwood Favors Pulling Out Of SCA catcher Ted Simmons of the Milwaukee Brewers "Bui If I want to do It. I’ll doll. "Th e re ’s only one reason why urinalysis Is not In the existing contract, and that's treenuse It's against one's con­ stitutional rights You can't force someone to submit to one against his will He wants lo clean up pro baseball and I think that's great." Belanger said mandatory drug testing had been brought up during the negotiations on Ihe drug agreement last year, but was set aside to be studied by a council of three physi­ cians. The players' drug program Is essentially voluntary, permit­ ting either a player or club management to seek treatment lor a player. The agreement allows the club to reduce a player's salary If he misses considerable playing time The council resolves any disputes between players and clubs One of Ihe reasons Ueberroth was elerted commissioner was because of his hardline opposi­ tion to drugs. As president of the lars Angeles Olympic O r­ ganizing Committee, he sup­ ported a comprehensive dmg program aimed at cleaning up See UEBERROTH, page 9A C o u n t y W ill P ro te s t C ity B y J a n e C a s s e lb e r r y A n n e x a tio n s Herald Staff Writer one of the two cities In the county lo still have representative* lo Ihe board of Seminole Com m unity Action. Im . is succumbing to pressure from other rides to withdraw Its tnip|M>rl from the agency as well. Of Ihe seven Seminole cldcs, only Longwood and Oviedo still have members on ihe board. Four of Longwood's commis­ sioners said at u Tuesday night work session that Ihey were In favor of the pulling out of the anti-poverty organization, but the fifth. Perry Faulkner, the city's representative on the SCA board, was told If he wished to continue to serve on the board It would tie as a private Individual. Ap|>eals for support to area elites by Faulkner on behalf of the bourd of SCA havr triggered a flood ol pho n e c a lls to Lo n g w o o d M a yor H a rve y S m e rlls o n from the o th e r mayors and officials demanding to know If Longwood was back­ ing SCA He said they urged him lo |oin litem In dumping the agency In fuvor of the county luklng over Its programs. Faulkner, who said the bourd Is attempting to create a new linugr for SCA. which has lost lutidlug for all Its programs except the Head Start preschool program, said that his personal attorney Is helping the group restructure Its charter. He said they are seeking financial help Irmii local governments und businesses to raise Ihe $32.CXX) needed for personnel no longer (>ald tor by C E T A . rcjiulr vehicles and pay for Ihe fire retardent material being required for walls and children's rots. Faulkner said he mudr It clear that he was not spcuklng for Ihe city, but (or Ihe SCA board und that Ihe cities he hud s|ioken to were rereptlve. S m e rlls o n said Se m in o le County Is In the process of forming an ugrncy to take over operation of Head Start. He said there Is "overwhelming evidence o( misappropriation of funds" In the weulherlzatlon program Longw ood Bee LONQWOOD. page BA By Donna Eatca Herald Staff Writer M arM H a s fey Tammy V lacaw* Crosswalk Watchers Showing off their awards for a job well done are fhe outstanding safety patrol students from each of the county's elem entary schools. The awards were presented by the Sanford chapter ol Rotary International. The recipients are. front row from lett to right, Georgette Pereira, Casselberry E le mentary School; Curtis Hamlin, Midway Elem en tary; Jett Bouley, Winter Springs; Tim Fink, Lake Orlenta; Angela Trosper, Idyllwllde; and E rn ie Cavallaro. president of the Sanford Rotary. Back row: S h e riffs Lt, Beau Taylor, supervisor of the safety p a tr o l p r o g r a m ; S te p h a n ie B r e w e r , Goldsboro; Paul Teslo, All Souls School; Michael Randall, Altamonte Springs; Kevin Blagg, Lawton; and, Kelly Smith, Bear Lake. Reagan's V E -D a y Speech Sounds W arning Soviets Threaten World Peace STRASBOURG , France (U l’ll — President Reagan praised Europe on VE-Duy for rising from the ruin of World War II but warned of u new- Soviet nuclear threat that Is "underm ining stability" and threatening 40 years of peace. In the major address of his lO -d u y E u ro p e a n Jo u rn e y . Hrugun also told Ihe European Parlimenl the postwar allies must work lo stahtit/e relations with the Soviet Union und to turn away from (M-sslmlsm and paralysis While the speech celebrated VE-Duy and recounted the re- The world remembers VE-Day, page 2A Juicing In Europe and the United States on May H. I‘145. Reagan also cautioned that the Soviets now have a new nuclear weapon In their arsenal that was "clearly designed to strike first and thus dlvirrn their adversary." Rrugun wus warmly received as he entered the parliament chamber but a few members voiced opposition lo his policies. A member wore u blue rlbtton that said "Hands off Nicaragua." Othrrs stood in the aisle with signs saying. "Freeze now" und "Space weapons lead to war." Reagan was applauded 33 times during his speech but booed loudly at least eight times when he spoke of U S policy In C e n t r a l A m e ric a . He w as heckled about that reference several limes through the rest of his speech. Reagan looked startled at first hul then Ignored Ihe heckling lailer. some members walked out of the chamber In protest. One of the members who walked out. Barhuru Castle, a See REAGAN, page BA Ik-cii aware the action was un drrway. Little more than '24 flours after Commissioner Bill Klrchholf It held a harmony meeting with has been working w ith the the Sanford City Commission, Council of Local Governments In the county commission Tuesday Seminole County lo get an declared two annexations by Ihe Interlocal agreement approved city "Illegal" and Instructed by all llie cities and Ihe county County Attorney Nikki Clayton requiring Ihut all Ihe governing to attend Monday night s city tardies will keep each other commission meeting to tell the Informed of Impending annexa­ bourd Hie county 's objections. tions and rezonlngs Ms Clayton said the annexa­ Ms. Clayton said she will tions creatr enclaves — county appear before tile Sanford City areas completely surrounded by Commission Monday to ask the city territory — which is clearly lawrd to rrconslder the annexa­ In violation of stale annexation tion actions. And Commissioner law Fred Slreetman said he hopes And Mayor Beiiye Smith said there will be "no more lltlgullon today. "If wc are creating an lban absolutely necessary." e n cla ve w e o b v io u s ly d o n 't w a nt In the |>ast. the county has to do so." challenged annexations by the The annexations Involve a cities of Longwood. latke Mary parcel of property off county (on Heathrow) and Casselberry Road 427. owned by Joe H (on Deer Run) In Ihe court on the Baker, a former city commis­ Iwsls of enclaves created and sioner. and another parcel, won In all three Instances The owned by real estate broker parcels remain In the unin­ Garnrlt While The While pro corporated county |wrty Is adjacent to Carriage Ms. Clayton hus also been Cove mobile home park und negotiating with the rtly ol abutting 427. Ms Clayton said Winter Springs on an annexa­ not o n ly one but several tion which Ihe county says Is enclaves are created by the two Illegal Sanford annexations.. She reported to Hie com ­ The Baker annexation ordi­ mission that any (tossihlc suit nance was adopted on April 22 there should be left (lending while (hr While annexation Is See PROTEST, page BA set for final apprnvul Monday. About a year ago. Ilakrr sought annexation to the city lo get water und sewer services When the county Indicated It would challenge the annexation In court. Ilakrr withdrew his peti­ tion When he petitioned again Action Reports................ AA in recent months he also deeded Calendar........................... SB un easement through his pro­ Classifieds ................... a .7B perty to the city of Sanford. Comics...............................2B Ms. Clayton lold courtly com­ Dear Abby........................ 3B missioners the courtly has 30 Deaths................ .............. 2A days after adoption of un annex­ Dr Goff.............................} | ation ordinance to challenge the Editorial............................ 4A Baker matter In court She Florida.............................. 5A reminded that a member of her Hospital............................. SA office would have ap(iearrd at Nation................................ j a Ihe city's public hcurlngs pro­ People ......................... |,3B testing the unnrxutlon of the Sports........................... 7 10A Baker tract if the county had Television.......................... SB Weather............................. j a W orld................................. 3A Let 'Em Live Elsew h ere , Lake M ary A ttorney Says By Richard Truett Herald Staff Writer "Ax many people ax possible should live in Sanford. Ml. Dora. New York. Miami-not In Lakr Mary." City Attorney Robert Pelree suggested at a special workshop session of Ihe Lake Mary City Commission Tuesday nlghl. He said Ihe city should buy up as much land as possible lo keep II (rum being developed. HwsM t S W St ! * » ■ ! VtacM* Cars Collide D rivers and passengers await towing ot their cars following an early evening collision of a Ford G ranada and a Datsun 280 j x on Markham Woods Road, west of Sanford. Stephen Smith, driver of the Ford, received minor Injuries. His passengers, Carole Smith, his mother, and nephew Nicholas P atrick Glynn, were not ln|ured No Information will be available for three to seven days about the driver ot the Datsun or the ages or addresses ol the people In Smith's car, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. The 6:30 p.m. accident (sunder Investigation. Commissioners were discussing updating (he clly's comprehensive land use plan with Malcolm Lillie and Dianne Krumer. two Independent consultants who advise city administrators on growth. Lillie told the commlsskin that limed growth management was the best way lo control the city's land use. "You can control growth by liming how you want lo Implement It." Lillie said. Lillie died two reasons why there will be big changes In Lake Mary: • Because Lake Mary la pan of Metro Orlando. II will be attractive to people who move here, and will continue lo grow • Ik cause ihe d lru s Industry has suffered from freezing winter weather for two straight years. that land Is now prime development property. It will attract developers. Lakr Marv has 1.620 acres of citrus pro(x-rty. The commissioners agrred that Industry should be concentrated around Ihe 1-4 area lo keep traffic oul of Ihe city. IVtrre said he does not want lo see Lakr Mary Boulevard turn Into another slate Road 436 at 5:30 p.m. or lake 15 minutes to cross. Petrer said even though II Is nol feasible lo produce cllrus anymore In Lake Mary, many people do nol want lo see mulll-famlly high rise buildings lakr Ih r place of dead orangr groves But Little said. "There's no way you arc going lo build houses on 1 acre lots and have something that someone without a hell of a lot of money will be able lo afford." Commissioner Russ Mrgoriegal said Ihe d ly needs: • A revised map that will (hat will establish zoning arras. • A word description of the map compatible with Ihr commission's thinking • Effective ordinances, w llh Ih r language refilled. • Help with developer* and timing of develop­ ments. TODAY Before Hit Time MUSKEGON. Mich. (UPI| — R e tir e d M u s k e g o n Chronicle Editor Robert C. Herrick was silting In his kltrhen when he noticed his name listed In the obituary column of Michigan State University's "S Club" spr­ ing edition. The maguztne chronicles events In the lives of alum ni va rsity uthletes. When his wife Indicated she hadn't yet seen the publication, the 73-yearold , Herrick quipped. "W e ll, you missed something." " It's like Mark Tw u ln said." Herrick remarked "Rum ors of my demise are greatly exaggerated." Marian Alborell, secretary to "S Club" editor Fred Stabley. said a letter lo life member Robert C. Herrick had been returned with the word "deceased” on the envelope. "We've had this happen twice through the years." she said. "It's just terrible.” •f �'1A— Evsnlng Herald. Sanford, FI Wednstdiy/Msy I, l»«s The World Recalls The Day When 'The Guns Were Stilled ' NATION INBRIEF Skier Says Mountain Men Kidnapped Her For Sex VIRGINIA C IT Y . Mont. (UPI) - A slrawbetry blond Olympic skier says a dlrly-lookliig. scroungy m oonuln man and bis son would not have kidnapped and Imprisoned her In tbr wilderness If she had been fal or ugly. Karl Swenson, a svelte, tanned member of the U.S. Winter Olympic biathlon team, testified Tuesday that Don Nichols. 54. and his 20-year-old son. Dan. abducted her while she was Jogging on a mountain (rail last Ju ly 15 because "they said they needed a woman up In the mountains " The mountain men are accused of abducting the young woman to be a sexual mate In the nigged hill country, chaining her to a tree, shooting her and killing a man who tried to rescue her. Swenson. 23. was the prosecution's rhlef witness In the Jury trial of the younger Nichols, charged with kidnapping and shooting her and killing Alan Goldstein, who tried to rescue her the day afier the abduction. The father, who will be I tied later, was expected to testify today. Under Montana law, the younger Nichols could be sentenced to dir If convicted, but the prosecution has yet to say what penalty will be sought. Veterans Rescue Fire Victims NEW YORK fUl'l) — A squad of former soldiers — some partially disabled — rescued 1H people. Including eight children, from a burning Queens building on their way home from the dedication of New York's Vietnam Veterans Memorial. The eight men. who left the scene without an official thank-you, went on lo march In the Vietnam Velerans llrkrrtape parade Tuesday In lower Manhattan. "It was an exulting day.” said Doug Paterson, 37. who ha* a purple heart. Is partially disabled and |ohless. Paterson said the eight vetrrans were returning from the dedication ceremonies when they noticed the fire In a three story building. "II was about 2 a.m. when wr saw flames In the doorway about a block and half away." h r said. "We headed for II, Wc Jumped out, started yelling. We were trying to arouse them. "The ladder on the fire escape was rusty and stuck," hr said "We pushed a refrigerator shell under It and Jack Dr-Funtl* climbed onto It and up to the second floor. We got organized and formed a chain. We startrd handing the kids down to each other. One of lhe guys pulled a fire alarm box. Flrr marshals were Investigating the blaze, which was deemed suspicious. By United Press International President Reagan recalled the day when the "g u n s were stilled'* and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and French President Francois Mitterrand laid wreaths at military tombs today as Europe marked Ihe 40th anniversary of the end of World W arll Reagan. In a major address lo the European Parliament In Strasbourg. France, praised Europe for rising from the ruin of World War II. saying Ihe postwar allies are "reminded of shared Joy and shared pain." "W e mark today the anniver­ sary of the liberation of Europe from tyrants who had seized this continent and plunged It Into a terrible war. Forty years ago today, the guns were stilled and peace began — a peace that has become the longest of this cen tury," Reagan said Never mentioning Adolf Hitler by name. Reagan said of Nazi Germany's leaders. "We know they were totulltarlans who used the state, which they had ele­ vated to the level of a god to Inflict war on jieaceful nations and genocide on Innocent peo­ ple ” In Moscow. Gorbachev laid a wreath at Ihe tomb of the Unknown Soldier and used the ceremony lo honor Communist Party founder Vladimir Lenin. He placed a wrrath at Lenin's mausoleum In Red Square, then walked will) other Irudrrs to the tomb, wherr Gorbachrv placed another wreath In front of the Eternal Flame at the Kremlin wall. The Soviet leadership and members of the Communist Party later Joined some 6,000 war veterans anil workers In the Kremlin Palace of Congresses wherr Gorbachev addressed Ihe nut Ion In u televised speech. "For our people, the four years of war were long and severe und Ihe road to victory was hard." Gorbachev said. "Then came thul bright day lo May when Soviet soldiers ami Soviet people could sav: th'c Just V E -D a y May 8. 1945 ca u sr has triu m p h e d . T h e enemy Is routed. Victory Is ours." Reagan srnl a VE-Day "greet­ ing” to Gorbachev, recalling their nations' "devotion lo the cause of fighting tyranny.” The message, sent Tu e s d a y as Reagan was finishing a two day trip to Spain, also Included a rail to resolve "the problems Ireiween us and In renewrd pro­ gress In thr goals of making p e a ce m o re s ta b le and eliminating nuclear weapons from the face of the earth " The war In Europe, which began Sept. I. 1939, when Germany Invaded Poland, of­ ficially ended May H, 1945, The war Involved 70 nations and look al least 34 million lives. Including 6 million Jews who died In Nazi concentration camps. The unconditional surrender was signed In Reims. France, on ihe second floor ol a red school house that served as Gen. Dwight D Elsenhower's head­ quarters. In Uonn. West German Presi­ dent Richard von Welzsaerker told his countrymen they borr a personal responsibility lor mil­ lions of victims ol thr Nazis and for ihe rrratlon of a future free of hate. "As best you can. stare the truth In the face on this May 8." von Welzsaecker said In a mov­ ing speech lo Parliament and the diplomatic corps. The ceremony was marred when several left-wing members of parliament led the clramber lo The first U.S. and Soviet troops to meet in Germ any at the Elbe River in 1945 shook hands across a wrecked bridge. Their historic meeting 40 years ago signaled Ihe defeat of Nazi Germ any by the Allied powers. protest the presence of Hans m e ssa ge s, r e c a llin g th e ir Fllblnger. a former public official wartime alliance and stressing who resigned In 1978 when his l heir desire for peace. service as a Nazi military Judge ‘‘Peace has been reigning on was exposed European soil for 40 years," In Paris. Mitterrand made his Gorbachev said In his letter lo w ay down Ihe Avenue des Th a tc h e r. " T h e experience Champs Elysees to the Tom b of w h ic h the peoples of o u r the Unknown Soldier, where he countries lived through shows solemnly laid a wreath of red that w ar should be fought roses. T h e c e rr m o h y was against before It breaks out," followed by a one-minute silence Thatcher told Gorbachev "we and medal prrsr-nlullons. In Britain rrdedicate ourselves In London, Quern Elizabeth on this occasion lo Ihe values of and 2.000 other dignitaries and freedom with Justice for which veterans attended a national victory- was won." service of th a n k s g iv in g nt The West German anti-missile Westminster Abbey as Britain hat bed In nostalgia and bitter­ m o v e m e n t a t t e m p t e d to sweet memories for the day the blockade a U.S. Arm y Pershing 2 nuclear missile base and 12 war ended In Europe. Th e service was the only people were arrested They were later released. national celebration planned A b o u t 20 d e m o n s tra to rs Prime Minister Margaret That chrr said she wanted a “ national gathered outside the untrance to commemoration lo honor the a base of the U.S. 56th Field dead and recall Ihe reconcilia­ Artillery Brigade at Mutlangen. tion and reconstruction that has 35 miles east of Stuttgart. and been achieved." blocked H to prevent U.S Arm y Thatcher and Gorbachev also vehicles from leaving, a police exchanged VE-Day anniversary spokesman said Heavyweights Back Stock Crook Democrats Try To Elbow Way Into Budget W ASHINGTON (UPI) — A federal |udge, sentencing a former Pentagon official for his part In an Intricate stock scum, had unsolicited advice from s former president trying to keep thr Pentagon man out of prison. Former President Geruld Ford. Sen Harry Gold water and others usked the Judge to be lenient on Paul Thayer, former deputy defense secretary, who pleaded gvdlty two months ago lo lying to a grand Jury. Thuyrr, who resigned from the Defense Department Iwcnuse of the InvestIgullon, faces up lo five years In prison and u 95.000 fine In sentencing today Tor obstruction ol Justice charges resulting from his part In u stork warn the government estimates garnered >2 3 million Thayer did not benefit directly from the stock trading, but prosecutors claim hr Indirectly did, since his actions proflllrd his girlfriend, Sandra K Kyno, 3B. Thayer was Nup|>ortlng her financially. W ASHINGTON tUPlJ - Wllh President Krugun’s budget lllrlnw In llir Senate, Democrats are ready lo toree sbt-lr plans. Including ciirjwrate taxes. Into the deficit cutting equation — tint Internal squubblrs are stumping a united rITnrt. Al least two Democratic budget packages were expected to be brought before tfre Senate today and although one sponsor said he didn't think they could win an itilllal vote, the action was seen as a way to push Democratic Ideas into whatever (Inal budget compromise is lashlonrd. T h r plans — one from Sens Ernest Holllngs. D SC' , amt Lawton Chiles, DLakclfind. Flu., the other from Democratic plan would reduce tl try #59 billion nrxl d rs lg n rd lo nl least partially restore m a n y of the dom e stic p rogram s stashed In tb r y e a r a m t t b r l l y r d ;n ». lu a g r w o u ld alooh It try. u t m n l l i t f l ft b illio n T b r K r n g n n p la n w n i i l i f budget hammered out between Reagan and Senate Republican leaders cut it by >52 billion More |M>llllcully volatile, however. Is the fact that both plans would also raise taxes by between 860.9 billion and >72 billion In the next three years Reagan and Senate GOP leaders have repeatedly said they will support no plan that Includes tax Increases. In Irrm s of the more than 82CX1 billion deficit, sponsors said (tie Holllngs Chiles But llir two over Hie two mosl trouble cost-of-living spending. Democratic plans are dlvklrd Items that have caused th«Oils year — Social Security adjustments and PrniugnQ The Senate has already rejected Rragan’s positions on tliosc Issues — throwing out a plan to limit Social Security lunation Increases to 2 percent and a provision to hike defense spending by 3 percent above tullallon W o u l d - B e T i r e T h i e f G e t s 6 0 D a y s In J a i l WEATHER N A T IO N A L R E P O R T) Hailstones us large as hasrballs smashed through windows In western und m u ra l Texas early today, an thunderstorms In the South spewed ruin whlj>|M*d by winds gustlng to more lhan 50 ntplt Storms today extended from Texas and Arkansas, across Mississippi and Tqnn e i i r e and Into A labam a. Georgia and the Carolina*. Nearly an Inch of ruin stalked Fort Henning. Ga . and winds In excess ol 30 m|>h raked Abilene, Texas Hall thr size of basctialls haltered thr Trx a s towns of A b e rn a th y and Rock wood, breaking windows In thr latter. High winds und hall smashed windows ut an apartment compit x in Lubbock, but police said there were no Injuries A severe thunderstorm watch remained In effect Unlay for central Texas. A frost warning covered the m ountains of northern und central Pennsylvania In upalutr New York, growers worried the cold could harm fruit trrrs that blossomed two weeks ahead of schedule because of last month's record warmth Mary Conklin, a hull specialist, said some New York farmers may use ground h e a trrs and helico pters to circulate warm air during the next few nights AREA FORECAST: Todgy partly cloudy. A slight chance of showrrs or thunderstorms. High In mid to upjrer HO* Variable light wind Hum chance 20 percent. Tonight partly cloudy with 20 percent chance of show­ ers or thunderstorms. Ia>w mid to up|K-r 60s. Wind light east Thursday mostly cloudy with a chance of showers or thun­ derstorms. High In the low to mid HOa. Vs Hid east 10 tnph. Rain chance 40 percent. DOATINQ FORECAST: St. Augustine tu Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Variable wind 5 to 10 knots through tonight becoming east to northeast around 10 knots Thursday. Sea I to 3 feet. Partly cloudy with scattered sh o w e rs a nd a few t h u n ­ derstorms Thursday. E X T E N D E D F O R EC AS T: Friday through Sunday partly cloudy. Chance of showers und thunderstorms mainly north Friday und south during the weekend. Lows In the 60s except low and mid 70s southeast coast •nd keys. Highs In the 80s except around 00 rentral und southern tntrrtor. AREA READINOS (9 a.m.): temperature: 72; overnight low: 0 3 ; T u e s d a y s h ig h : H 7 ; barometric pressure: 30,07; rela­ tive h u m id ity : 68 percent; winds: southwest at H tnph; sunrise: 6:30 a m., sunset 8 05 p in . S ATURDAY TIDES) Daytons Boachi highs. 12:33 a m.. — p.rn.: lows. 8:40 u.m., 6:40 p.m.t F o rt C a n a ve ra l: highs, 12:45 a m.. — p.m.t lows. 6 31 a.m,. 6 31 p in.; Bayport: highs. 6 07 a.m., 4 00 p in .; lows. 10.17 a m .. — p m. STOCKS raws *u*tolton* pr»v«Md fey mtmbstt *# **r Nslionsl A u s Is t*nbt facurdto* OaVti or• ropr*tonletl** mw M W pti<»t St St mtS msrn.rtg today <«»**■ M W m s tttH I ***** th ro v ftm /l rs* M r P»u*« M nst unfed* retoXinorii* <"*r I M * aw AtHfiHc lin k Amor icon Ptoneor SAl B flws-R F tor tot Poos* leader Robert Byrd of West Virginia — are .in* Is ..... . MW 4 UffM f U Progt»u F>Milam lor'*** MCA Hugh** f a p l Aik IPS NCR Carp Mto fauthaoil ton* fan Bon** •to Warty « — ''■*“ 1------- n ft* «r% 4i IIH It** ns nu IIS MS M'* ii nw A Lake Monroe man who ran fram a Seminole County sheriff’s deputy who spotted him in a car dealership parking lot has been sentenced to 60 days In Jail for l-< ti\ theft. Gerald Gunn. 29. of 4550 Dunbar St ., was given credit by Clrcull Judge Dominick J Saltl Tuesday tor 31 days In Jail alrrudy served. Gunn was urrested l>cc. 9 In connection wllh the attempted theft of tires trom a vrlttele. He pleaded guilty April 14 to a charge ni petty thrlt, Nine lug nuts were rcportrdly found In tils packets and nine nuts were missing front the rear wheels of a car that was Jacked up al £rwln Motors, county Road 15 at Orange houlcvurd, west of Sanford. Gunn was seen kneeling beside that car. a sheriffs report said. He could have received up lo u year In the county Jail. In ottier court action — Derrick Louis Arnes, 19. of 113 Wildwood Drive. Sanford, arrested March I, pleaded guilty to grand thclt. He was arrestrd In connection with the thrlt of a 1984 Corvette from Crcamons Chevrolet. U S . Highway 17 92. Sanford He could receive up to 5 years wtreri sentenced .June 14 by Clrrult Judge Robert B. McGregor — Alvin Lee Fitzgerald Jr.. 21. of Orlando, arrested Feb, 8 following the burglary of a 7 1-year-old woman's home, pleaded gullly Monday to burglary tu u dwelling He was arrrsted shortly utter $l6.0fX) worth of |ewelry was taken from the woman's home. Most of (he Jewelry was recovered. Fitzgerald could receive up to 5 years when sentenced June 14 by McGregor — Grrgory Davis, 30. nl 2213 W I3lh St.. Sanford, pleaded no contrst to p o s s e s s io n of more than 20 grams ot marijuana He could receive up to u year In Ihe county Jail when sentenced by McGregor June 14 Davis was arrestrd Dee 21 after police armed with a search warrant reported finding the pot hidden In a wall of his house. — Hota-rt Paul Zimmerman. 32, of 2043 North Lake Hlvd . Altamonte Springs, pleaded guilty to [tosaesslon of more lhan 20 grums of marijuana. H r could receive up to a year in Ihe county Jail when sentenced June 21 by Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. Zimmerman was arrrsted Feb. 23 after drug task Ion e agents armed with a search warrant reported searching his home und finding flvr marijuana plants growing In the apartment. Agents were acting on a tip. according to court records. — Edward Thomas Riddle. 17. of 330 1st St.. Chuluota. arrested und charged as an adult Jan. 5 in connection with the grand theft of a three-wheel Honda from u Chuluota home, was found guilty tu a non-jury trial before Salfl Riddle could receive up to 5 years when sentenced July 23. — Deane Jo rd a n AREA DEATHS GUDRUNJ. HANSEN Mr*. Gudrun J . Hansen. 78. of 904 Yankee Court, SelTnrr. Ffi . died Saturday In SefTner after a long Illness Horn August 24. 1906 In Strumavtk. Norway, ahe lived In t h r S anford area 1960-1978 before moving to Setfncr. She was a homemaker and a Lutheran. Survivors Include husband. Klaus K.; son. David Hansen. Sanford; daughter, Doris Gandy. SefTner; six grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren S to w e rs F u n e r a l H o m e . Brandon, la In charge of ar­ rangements. FLORENCE SHOEMAKER Mis. Florence Trimble Shoe­ maker. 79. of 525 E. Semoran 111vit . Fcm Park, died Monday at Americana Health Care Center. Winter Park. Horn Nov. 13. 1905 In Quarryvllle. I’a . she moved to Fern Park from Bait (more In 1973. She was a retired school teacher and was a member of the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd Survivors Include twu sons. Robert K.. Winter Park, and John G.. Hawaii; eight grandc h ild r e n ; fo u r g re a tgrandchlldren. Bald w ln -Fa Ire h lid Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs, ts In charge of arrangements. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e h e r husband. J . Harold; mother, Melba J . Bach. Sanford; a daughter. Cartn C. Rabun. Lake Mary: a son. Philip H Chapman, u sister, Audrey B Speer. San­ ford; a brother. Philip R. Bach J r . , C o lu m b u s. Ohio: three grandsons PHYLLIS B. CHAPMAN Mrs Phyllis Bach Chapman. 55. of 210 Vlnewood Drive. Sanford, died Tuesday si Central Florida Krglonu) Hospital. San­ ford. Born Feb 23. 1920 In Sanford, she was a lifelong resident A home maker, she was a m e m b e r of H o ly C ro s s Episcopal C h u rch and Bela Sigma Phi with 29 year* perfect attendance G ra m k o w Funeral H om e. Sanford, Is In charge of ar­ rangements Fun«ral Notlc* CHAPMAN. PHY l i l t BACH W w m w . t c i t tor Mrm Phylllt B x h Choemsn. U. o« I I * V lri n < Drive. ton tor 0. «*to dtod Twotdey. Mill M held St* p m . Thortdey •• Holy Crow leucosol Church, fantord. trim Fethor lo rry 0 Sopor «T tic toting In Itou o* ftooor*. fh* family m t o n cent* touttone to Ih* A m o k o i Conor factory or nw F tor Ms CM tor on t Homo factory Otsmksm F.moral Home mi charge E ve n in g l l n u k l tUSPS M l >MI W ednesday. M a y I . IMS V o l 77, N o. 2JI Pubinhrd (tody end t u t o r ) eicopt faturdoy fey The fantord HertM. Inc MS N French A r t . fantord. FIs 11771. "^ T T o w rn ^ F o ^ ^ T T ^ T a s Io ris " (Enllttia j’ibJJJwJ' ST.'S.". 323-1204 W a n d Cfati P stlsfs Petd sl fantord. Fiends t t r r i Heme Delivery Week. tl.tSj Month. M rii 1 Month* SIS H i * Month* 111 St) Vssr. t i l St Br Ms.I Weak fl.S t) Month tS .tt) I Month*. I l l tSi S Month*. S U M ) Vssr. US ts Phono IMS) 111 ISIS. �Evening Herald. Santord FI WORLD WedneuJzy. M ay *. li s t JA B u rg e r To W o u ld -B e J u d g e s : K e e p V ie w s To Y o u rs e lv e s INBRIEF Reluctant Contra Recruits Killed; Nicaragua Suspends Its Draft M AN AGUA. Nicaragua IUPI) — A disaffected Nicaraguan rebel commander has accused his former comrades of executing reluctant recruits and burying them In clan­ destine cemeteries In Honduras and Nicaragua. "W hat the Contras are doing la scandalous It Is an unjust and unnecessary war where assassination Is the order of the day for those who refuse to Join the FDN forces." said Efren Mondragon Lopez Tuesday when he arrived In Managua lo accept government amnesty. In a related development, the Chicago Tribune reported Nicaragua's leftist government has decided to suspend the country's military draft and freeze the size of Its arsenal The newspaper quoted Nicaraguan military officials as saying the draft would be suspended In May and June because of the army's recent successes against the U .S .-backed Contras But other Nicaraguan officials acknowledged that the move was also prompted by the nation's economic problems and by growing opposition to the draft. Th e Tribune said the military would rclnstttute ihe draft If additional troops are need to battle the Contras. MIAMI (UPII - Chief Justice Warren E. Burger says he Is flatly opposed lo candidates for a Judiciary appointment being questioned about thetr specific views on divisive Issues, such as abortion. "If I were before a committee. I would decline to answer any such question and a Judge ought lo decline ... tactfully." Burger said In an e xclusive quesllon-and answer Interview with Miami Herald editors published In today's editions The newspaper said questions were confined to matters of Judicial administration of the Supreme C o u r t a n d that Burger s office reviewed the edited transcript for accuracy. Agreeing that federal Judges are underpaid. Burger said the problem of attracting outstand­ ing lawyers to the bench and Freedom of Information Act. "There were thousands upon thousands of Instances of the application of the act. and the openness, the Information was revealed," he said. "If there was n predilection on the part of Justices to show some hostility toward the Freedom of Informa­ tion Act. It would have been not 15 cases but many times 15" tin which the high court favored the government). keeping them as Judges Is very serious. "Since I've been In office, there are something over 40 who resigned from the federal bench on an economic basis." he said "Now the net of It ts not Just Judges. The members of Con­ gress are underpaid. "A s a citizen — not as a Judge, as a citizen — I would like to have members of Congress be S I 25.000 or $150,000 a-ycar people, and then that would, those standards, would have sonic Impact on the federul courts. In the long run. It's gotng lo damuge the federal court system If something Isn't done. ... It doesn't apply Just to Judges. It applies across the board,” Burger was asked If u majority of Supreme Court Justices have shown a predilection to favor the g o v e r n m e n t on the 1 9 6 9 Burger said press coverage of the courts does not harm the administration of Justlre al­ though. "Some of It Is not as accurate ns It should t>e. "But Judges have no business talking to the press except where the subject Is essentially ad­ m in is tra tio n . ... O u r co m ­ munications should Ik * through our opinions.” J u s t ic e B u rg e r Trade Ban P rotests In A Dozen Cities Police Blamed In Black's Death JO H ANN ESBUR G. South Africa IUPI) - Family mem­ bers made arrangements for a private autopsy on the body of a black union organizer who died of head Injuries soon after being freed from police custody. Trade union leaders blamed police for the death. Police Tuesday confirmed Andties Radltaela. a senior shop steward at a tire factory outside Johannesburg, died In a hospital Monday shortly after he was released from custody. A spokesman In Pretoria said police would give no further details until an official Inquiry was completed. But ihe Chemical W orkrrs Industrial Union, which Issued a statement calling for an Investigation und blaming l>ollcr for Radltsela's death, said Radltaela was in good health when hr was detained at Tsdkane. utrout 30 miles southeast of Johannesburg, .-arty Saturday. The union said police accused him of driving a stolen car and detained him even though he produced papers proving he had rrnlrd the vehicle. Violence erupted In Tsakanr shortly after Radltsela's death was announced and two men. ages 30 and 35. were stoned and then burned to death, poller said. The men were killed by u crowd of about 250 blacks In what appeared to tte the latest In a wave of attneks on moderate blacks seen as cooperating with the government of w hltr-m lrd South Africa. Cease-Fire Crumbling B E IR U T. Lebanon (UPII - Scattered shelling and light clashes In Beirut today marred u fragile cease-fire that ended 12 hours of artillery and rocket battles l>etweeu rival Christian und Moslem militiamen. But militia leaders along the Green Line, which divides the eupllul Into Christian and Moslem areas, tulkrd by wulklr-tulklr In an attempt to end the lighting and reopen ui least one <>l theta* roacta lin k in g the two sector* Continued sniper fire and several clashes were also reported along the Green Line, which has been the scene of heavy fighting for 12 days. House Squabbles Over Nicaragua Embargo W ASHINGTON (U l'll - House Republicans defend the U.S. tr a d e e m b a rg o u g n ln s t Nicaragua as a toot to pressure Managua to reform and are heatedly reminding Democratic critics they denied President Reagan his other option — aid for the anil-Sandlntsta rebels But In about a dozen cities thousands of dem onstrators rallied against the Reagan ad ministration's policies toward Nicaragua, and |m>||cc arrrsted m ore than 4 50 people on charges of blockading federal buildings. House Speaker Thomas O ’Neill said he Isn’t one of those Presi­ dent Reagan thinks are having second thoughts about voting d o w n his $14 m illio n aid package to Contrs retiels. Regan said those who voted no were victim s of a “ disinformation campaign." " T h e p re sid e n t a nd tils s|M)kesman suggest that I have changed my mind on the Issue." O'Neill said Tuesday, "That ts not Die case and the president knows full well It Is not the case." O'Neill. D-Mass.. said there Is an effort among Democrats to fashion some kind of wld pro­ g ra m for the C o n tra s d e s p iir ihe House defeat. During debate last month, m any Democrats nald Reagan was wrong to go first for the leurned the lesson from our crats who opposed aid for the m i l i t a r y o p t i o n a g a in s t Russian grain embargo?" Contras while railing for eco­ Nicaragua instead of applying Rep John McCain. R-Arlz.. nom ic pressure. Many now economic pressure said Democrats were ofTcrlng no question those sanctions, he Reagan did that, effective alternative. Just "standing back said. Tuesday. The only exemption Is with their hnnds folded." "N o matter what we're for. contracts In force before the Rep Henry Hyde. R ill.. read embargo was announced May 1. the statements of Housfc1 Demo­ they're against." Hyde said. and only then for six months The announcement came at a |olnt trade and lorelgn affairs subcommittee hearing In which Langhorne Motley, assistant set rctary for Latin America, de­ fended the embargo. M otley suld he regretted Reagan had not hud time to properly consult Congress on the sanctions. "Th e president. In Ills Judg­ NOW FULLY PAVED ment. has said there ts a threat lo the United Stales." Motley 1500 FREN CH AVE. SANFORD. FLA. said "It Is his determination OPEN WED.-rm.-SA1.-SUR. RAIN OR SHINE there ts a threat and you don't run It (Nleuragua jxilley) based u |mih running a popularity poll." O P EN E V E R Y D A Y EXCEP T M O N D A Y 8 A M. •5 P.M. The heating was dominated by THE ALL NEW |M>lltlcal bickering — Democrat* questioning the wisdom of Ihe sanctions and Republicans say­ ing It was the Democrats who had urged Reagan to use the economic tool first In R e a r O f V lllm g a F la m M a r k e t 323-5454 V I L L A G E 323-5454 FLEA M ARKET SANFORD’S FIRST AND ONLY REAL FLEA MARKET .p.o. 321-2398 321-2398 DELI”?." 1500 F R E N C H A V E . "I don't like Ihe Sandlntsta regime any more than anyone else In r'o n g rs s s ." Mep. au MAY nucn ?•HMD BOLOGNA Don Honker. D-wash.. said "T im e and again, we've seen unilateral trade emtiargos full. Haven't we _____________________S A N F O R D F L A . « n i mum io m i UVER W URST mrT rtf mum u > a » ?t M U i SPICED LUNCH MEAT 99! Louisiana Seeks Revival 9 O U T O F 10 C O N D O S Of Creation-Science Law N E E D H.E.L.P NKW O R LEAN S (U l’ll - A federal Judge must deride whether to grant Ihe slate a full-scale trial on the issue of allowing creation science to he luught In public school classrooms An ap|>ral of u January ruling that struck down llie* errutlnn science law was scheduled to come up tx-forr the 5th U S. Circuit Court of Appeals Uxiay. U.S District Judge Adrian Duplanllrr struck down the law In January, saying a trial was tmnrrrssary lo determine fhut teaching Ihe biblical theory of creation In public sctuxils would clmrly violate constitutional separation of ehurrh and slatr. Duplantler said the law requiring balanced treatment lor creationism and evolution was similar lo un Arkansas law strurk down for Ihe same reasons In I9H2. after a lO-day trial that drew worldwide attention. Any lurfher evidence In a Louisiana trial “could not affeel the outcome." Duplantler wrote. "We decline to pul the people of Louisiana lo Ihe very considerable needless expense of a protracted trial." hr ruled. the lower federal court for u trial. "W’e are obligated lo sup|x>rt laws written by the legislature unless they are patently un­ constitutional." Attorney Gcncrul William Gusle said after Ihe January ruling. "We don't feel the creation law Is unconstitutional." Th e 5lh C irc u it m ay agree Ihe luw Is unconstitutional an' uphold Duplautler's ruling, or II may send the case back lo Duplantler for a trial The decision Is expected sometime taler Opponents say Ih r biblic al theory of creation — lliai Ihr planet was created In six days only a lew thousand years ago — Is nol science and has no plucr In Ihr classroom. "It Is a religion out Of some fundamentalist group In San Diego that was trying lo rum Ihls down children's throats." said state Rep Uuentln Dasiogur. a Republican who opposed the cre­ ation science hill juisscd In 1OH 1 Tw o stale senate rs — Democrats Sydney Nelson and lien Bagert — have Introduced a bill In the current session forbidding the state lo s|x*nd any morr money to up|>ra! creation-science rulings The American Civil Ltt>crlles Union, which challenged the crcallon-sricncc law In both slates, balled the decision as a victory over fundamentalist Christians. Hut state prosecutors plan to ask a three Judge panel of the appeals court lo return Ihe ease to “ The attorney general has said whatever the Legislature's will Is. he'll ubtdr by that It they strip ihr money from this case,” said spokesman Rusty Jatxiur In Baton Rouge. The state has spent about f 100.000 defending the law so (ar. he said BUILDING M an Not G u ilty In Fake G re n a d e Toss PERMITS A Sanford man accused ol The shots apparently had been throwing a training hand gre­ fired Into Cook's ear and what nade under another man's car appeared to be a hand grenade was arqultcd of throwing a with Us Bring pin disengaged destructive device. The man still was found under Ihr ear. It did faces |MMsrsalon of marijuana not rxplodr because of an ap­ charges stemming from an ar­ parent flaw In the fuse mecha­ rest following the alleged Inci­ nism. sheriffs demolition expert dent. Lt. Marty LaBrusclano said. The Jrflrry Lynn Lackey, 25. of puapert was traced through a 107 Airport Hlvd.. received a partial Bngrrprlnt found on Ihe direct acqultal by Circuit Judge grenade and was arrrsted Dee. Domlnlrk J . Said Monday H r 12 At that time, officers with a was accused of placing the fake search warrant re|x>rfrd finding grenade under ihe ear of Kevin more than 20 grams of mari­ Cook, of Sanford juana along with drug parapher­ According to court records, on nalia at the suspect's home. Dec. 5 Cook and a man argued at The drug charges have nol Ihr Sanford bur where Cook been brought to trial. works Cook threw the man out. At Monday's trial about Ihe Cook then went home and to |x-d. He was awakened about lake grenade. Lackey testified he |wo hours later by his roommate never touched the simulated grenade. — Deans Jordan w ho said he heard gun shots. T h r Sanford B u ildin g Dc|>uriincnt tsaurd the following permits. Central s*e"t( CXwrch. t ill Os* A rt . tor etetollitoSun 11 too -M K T Houvnt Ito Jwtdn W e,. • tan* Stock rnim v m - Lamer Carter. M M ,rtl* A r t . to artels*# • csrpsrt. IMO — Wsrscs Wrvtok VUtton. 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Mouth. *100; 3 Months SIHOOO Months *32 Wt Yrsr. 8GOOO No Rush To Sell Conrail T h e T ra n s p o rta tio n D e p a rtm e n t w an ts C o n gress to h u rry up and approve Its arrangem ents to turn C onrail hark Into a private enterprise. But there's no reason to rush. Conrail, w h lrh the governm ent formed out of several falling railroads It took over 10 years ago. Is finally tu rn in g a profit. It has brought Its employees' salaries back up to Industry levels. It has Just begun paying state and local taxes from w hich it was exempted when It was struggling to s u rv lv r. It's been turned from a $7 billion drain on the U .S . Tre a s u ry Into a successful operation that's paying off Its debt to the taxpayers. T h is Is no longer an enterprise In desperate need of change. But C o n ra il seems to be b u rn in g a hole In the Tra n sp o ra tlo n Departm ent's pocket. So eagrr Is the adm inistration to sell It off that It has arranged a deal with Norfolk Southern, a p rivate ra ilro a d c o m p a n y , u n d e r w h ich Norfolk Southern would pay (he govrnrm ent only $1.2 billion for C onrail. T h a t's about one-sixth of what the taxpayers have pul Into the c o m p a n y , and about one-quarter of C onrad's estimated book value. It's less than the tux benefits that come w ith the com pany are w orth. In fact. C o n ra d 's present cash assets alone are over $1 billion. T h e Tra n sp o rta tio n D e p a rtm e n t argues that lt‘s getting more than Just money from Norfolk S o u thern . It's getting also an agree­ ment to continue p ro vid in g the services Conrail now provides for another five years and a pledge to Invest m illions of dollars more In C onrall's physical plant. On the other hand, the Trunsporullon Departm ent Is giving uw ay more than a profitable railroad and n valuable tax shelter. It also has agreed to forgive all Conrad's outstanding Indebtedness to the Treasury once Norfolk takes over A n d It’s providing guarantees that (lie lux benefits of the transaction w ill be worth as m u ch as Norfolk Southern has figured. These "ta x warranties" set a precedent for |>olltlcul negotiation of corporate tux liabilities that Is troubling In Its ow n right. If all this adds u p to n good deal for the U.S. taxpayers, It isn't obvious on the face of It. T h e careful study of ad the tux implications th a t C o n g re s s In now In s is tin g u p o n , therefore, is no more than the public Is due. T h e Tra n sp o rta tio n Department warns that II C o n g re s s m o ve s too s lo w ly , the whole agreement could be derailed. But given the success C o n ra il has become, that's not such a terrible prospect. What would la* terrible is for the public to accept fire-sale term s — If that's what the Treasury proposal turns m il to l>e — w hen there is no fire. DICK WEST Fringe Benefits Of Soft-Drink Sleuthing WASHINGTON (UP!I - If has been reported dint members of the Pepsi generation arc claiming credit for Coca-Cola's well-publicized derision to change Its secret formula for the first lime In 99years Shucks. ! would have thought Coke's chief competitor in die sofi drink field was a big orange drink. But maybe the cola business Is different, At any rate, I never lastrd a grape soda that was an acronym for "Cost of Living Allowance." Nor did I ever meet a big orange detective, although I once had an uncle-in-law who was employed for a lime as a Coca-Cola undercover agent. In those days two fashionable drinks were whiskey and Coke and rum and Coca-Cola. Well, sir. my uncle-ln-law told me It was his duty to visit taverns across the country and make certain that l«tidles who ordered such concoc­ tions were tietrig served "The Real Th in g ." I believed him because I never heard anyone order a shot of bourbon with a big orange on the side. Nor did I ever visit a tavern where the Juke Mexican poet and diplomat Octavio I’uz, an internationally celebrated literary figure, has long been a critic of capitalism . In a recent article In f’ar/fsan H evlrw magazine, he contrasts what he sees as capitalism 's evils w ith co m m u n ism 's I ’uz writes: "C o m m u n is m Is u new form of material. * illtlm l and econom ic domination, more e ru rl and m ore absolute than oligarchic capitalism. It !s a more complete, more savage d e s p o tis m th a n a n y tra d itio n a l dictatorship. Capitalism has coexisted witli democracy hut It has never Suppressed It Kusslan co m m u n is m has rooted democracy out and thus eliminated Itself as a vehicle whereby m a nk in d might achieve Irccdom ." BERRY'S WORLD ”WHY couldn't you hava planned a kind ol S O U N D O F M USlC'-type thing tor me tn Germany 7" dence was tainted on grounds the witnesses might Inadvertently have gotten Inebriated while on noctural fact-finding missions. Maybe the company lost a few cases because of this argument. 1 don't know. But one upshot was that Coke detectives were forbidden to drink liquor during the performance of their duties. As a result, they customarily would siphon off both the hard stuif and the chasers Into separate containers. My uncle-ln-law used to pour his nightly assemblage of booze Into a bottle he labeled "Old Syringe.** A medley of Scottish. Canadian and American brand names. "O ld Syringe" technically could be called a blend at best, but my uncle-tn-taw's guests would lap It up whenever he brought home a bottle. We would take a sip, smack our Ups. roll our eyes and swear It as a real taste thrill. I always wanted to try a shot of "Old Syringe" with a big orange chaser, but I never had the nerve to ask my uncle-ln-law for It HELEN THOMAS ANTHONY HARRIGAN Surfacing Of The New Left Reagan's Stands All 'Moral' The events of late April, which culminated In the defeat of Presi­ d e n t R e a g a n ’ s p ro p o s a l for assistance to rite anticommunist rebels In Nicaragua, will tie longremembered In tilts country. They mark the return of the Vietnam era Nrw Left as a (Millileal force In Washington. Symptomatic of the surfacing of the New I-e'ft was the action of U.S. Sens 7'oni Harkins (D-lowa) and John Kerry |D Mass) In publlrlzlnga rejKirt by the Institute For Policy SI udles which was aimed at deleallng congressional support for the Nicaraguan freedom fighters. Th e IPS Is one of the most hardline l-eft groups In Washington. The liberal WushlnKlon 1‘nnl has referred to It as a leftist think tank. Given the history ol the radical­ ism in Massachusetts, Sen. Kerry's Involvement with the II*S Isn't likely In occasion such surprise In the Bay State. One wonders, however, what moderate lowuns nuike of their senator holding n press conference in promote a project of an organiza­ tion that consistently opposes every national security measure. Maybe lowuns w on't get the picture. Certainly, they won't get It trom Nutionul Public Radio, the taxpayer-funded outfit that de­ scribed thr IPS as a "liberal'' group In repining Sen. Harkins' presfiliation. Part ol (tie buildup for the final votes In the House of Repre­ sentatives on the proposal to aid the freedom fighters was a 1900s style media event staged In the streets of Washington unit at ttie gates of the White House. In shon, thr Old Lett and the ItMMto New Left came out of the W ASH IN G TO N IUPI) - Th e word “ m oral" has crept Into White House language until It Is the prerequisite for all positions Ihe president takes, whether It Is trying to destroy the Sandtnlsla government or defend­ ing his visit to the Hltburg cemetery where some Nazi troops are burled. In the case of Nicaragua, both Reagan and Secretary of Slate George Shultz have Justified the pressure military and otherwise on the leftist government, on "m oral" grounds. As for Hltburg. Reagan said It was "m orally right" to go Th e president even resorted to the ethical principle In pushing for big budget cuts In social programs, saying the government could not continue on this "Immoral dcad-nd deficit" spending. So the administration is taking thr high ground In grabbing off thr "m oral" aspects of any issue. JEFFR EY HART woodwork. Critical Difference box was playing an Andrews Sisters recording of "R um and Pepsi Cota." I figure this, was the reason I never met a big orange detective. If I figure wrongly. I apologize. By m y uncic-ln-law's account, a Coke shamus had a regular territory. Just like a traveling salesman. He would visit all the barrooms In his area during a given period. O r maybe he Just concentrated on Joints suspected of substituting a big orange drink or some other cheap Imitation. I don't remember. However. I do recall m y uncle-ln-law telling me hrf would visit a place Incognito and order a whiskey and Coke. Then he would surrep­ titiously siphon a sample of the chaser and send It off to a company laboratory to see If It truly matched the secret formula. If not. the offender might be warned against such transgressions. Chronic offenders, or genuine cheapskates, could be socked with a lawsuit. At some point. I understand, defense at­ torneys began challenging the testimony of Coca-Cola gumshoes. They contended the evi­ The While House was unprepared lor this revival of radicalism on the Nicaraguan Issue. The country also h a s been taken unaware. Those who want a radii allr.itton of Central and South America have a strong group tit supporting organizations to lobby for their cause and to Influence public opinion Th e United Slates and the cause of trerdom stiffrred a major defeat when aid for thr unti-coinmunlst rebels was defratrd In the House of Representatives. The President will Itave to make clrur to the American |>eople dial the struggle for freedom In the Western Hemisphere Is en­ dangered by u nrw piHtleal and propaganda war trom within Foresight Lacking W hy did thr White House let llself la- blind-sided by Elle Wiese I? With minimal foresight, thr prrsldent could have turned the entire Hit burg thing around and dr fused It. Mr. W lesrl'a speech was a political m asterstroke. A concentration camp survivor, he has devoted tils tile In remembering thr death camps Hr Is a sort ol Ancient Murlnrr of the tloUH-uust. and one sometimes wonders whether he possesses any other toplr of conver­ sation. In the midst of the litlhurg furor. Wirsel was scheduled to receive a medal at the White House for his humanitarian service. Any child would have known that tie would use the moment for a public display, and hr made an eloquent plea. The content of the statement was polite enough, and an apparent attempt to rescue the president from a mistake, as Wlesrt consid­ ered It. Amt yet the president Irt response had only a sirhken look He should have had two dlllrrrnt prepared statements available to hint for tills prrdlctahlr occasion Statement A "Th a n k you very much. Mr. Wirsel 1 tiad not planned to s|ieak about tills matter hrrr today, hut. since you have availed yourself of the opportunity. I think tt would he remiss If I did not address the subject. We have been enormously moved by your re­ m a rk s . Every one of us has mourned those who died In the ramps, and tn the war. The history of our century has been particularly tragic. As. of course, you know, th rrr have been many holocausts Armenians have been slaughtered. S ta lin slaughtered Ukranluns. kulaks and God knows how many others, up to a total of perhaps tw e n ty m illion. Mao T s r-tu n g murdered by the best estimates ltilrty million. 1 do not need to remind you of the three million murdered by Pol Pol tn Gamhodla. or the hundreds of thousands who died In Vietnam after the commu­ nist victory. " T h e tw e n tie th -ce n tu ry. Mr. Wlesrt. Is u sort of continuous holocaust No one. and certainly not I. Is unaware of that. "Still, there arc m any others who are aware of that history. Including Mr. Helmut Kohl, the leader of democratic Wrst Germ any. And there are many, like Mr- Kohl, who have devoted lheir tlves to prevent­ ing. If they can. futurr slaughters. "West Germany has given mil­ lions of dollars In aid to the state of Israel. Mr. Kohl has visited thr concentration camp sites, and tie had done penance, publicly, for history. "B ut he believes that, forty years later, without for a moment forget­ ting whnt was done lit those camps, a gesture of reconciliation with the Germ an dead would t»e appropriate. All of the dead hurled at Bitburg were soldiers. None of them were concentration camp guards The dead arc dead.” Statement H; "What you have Just said Is very true And all of us here have been moved by your elo qurnce. As you spoke. It occurred to m e t h a t It w o u ld be m o re appropriate If Ihe prrsldent of thr United States visited u reminder of a democratic Germany, which has become one of our staunchest allies. I tell you now that I will lay a wreath on Ihe gruve of Konrad Adenauer Instead of on the graves at Bitburg " Once upon a time presidents aged In office. The burden of their Jobs weighed on them heavily. So much so that Thom as Jef­ ferson cullrct Ihe W h ile House -'the splendid misery." Lyndon Johnson dubbed the White House "lonely acres." Lucl Johnson, chafing under the restraints of the presidency as a teenager, called the White House a "m useum " and a "big white ele­ phant." Some first families have viewed It as a Jail. B u t R e a g a n s e e m s to he thoroughly enjoying his second term. And even though tie has gone through one of (he toughest weeks of tils presidency, he does not bear any of the scars of his defeats outwardly. He has had srlbacks on his Nicaraguan aid policies and the budget. But nothing compares to the uproar over his derision to visit the Bitburg cemetery. tn that rase, hr just hunkered down and remained true to hts childhood nickname. " D u t c h .” bestowed bv hts father. No other foreign travel beyond the 10-day European swing ts being mentioned for the president. But the first lady Is keeping her bags packed. She plans to visit a few foreign c o u n t r i e s In pursuit of her International crusade against drug abuse. JACK ANDERSON Oman Steers Lucrative U.S. Defense Work By Jack Anderson and Dale V a a A lta WASHINGTON - Bowing to the wishes of the reclusive sullan of Oman. U S officials are on the verge of an apparently unprecedented move awautlng a foreign company a major contract for secret American military work. The pro*|M-«i is so unnerving to security-minded U.S. experts that announcement uf the contract has Item field up for lour months while I'entugon. Ihe CIA und the National Security Council Investigate the matter. Coiuptlc.illag the situation Is the tear or offending the sultan, whom (lie Reagan administration has high luqa-s of 'converting Into a loyal American ally slmihir to the late shah of Iran The contract In question Is for Ihe "cutr taking" of three Omani facili­ ties. which Ihe United States has already spent more than t200 million Improving The facilities can lie used by the U.S. Cenlrul Com­ mand (tormeriy the Rapid Deploy­ ment Force). Our of the faclllllrs will house highly sensitive communica­ tions and Intelligence equipment Oman Is the only slate In the strategic Persian G ulf area that has agreed to let U.S. military forces use an Its territory In a crisis. Although the currtaking contract ts ostensibly worth about $50 mil­ lion. Pentagon sources told us It could well blossom Into a $2 billion bonanza for the winning company. Awure ol this. U.S. firms — und one British company. Alrwork Ltd. — sent representatives on a site visit In October 1983 und submitted prelim­ inary bids on the project. T h r e e U .S . c o m p a n ie s — Northrop, Hcndlx und EG A G Inlet trill — wound up on the "shun list" of bidders after U.S. govern­ ment reviews. Each firm spent $200.0tX) to t l million on Its bid That's when Sultan Qabus bln Said's whim of Iron made llself felt. The 44-yeur-old absolute ruler's British advisers —>Including hts old Sandhurst buddy. Tim othy Landon — made It clear to Ihe lYntagon that they weren't hupp> about the exclusion of Alrwork Ltd. front the rontruct. Landon. who has made millions us the sultan's must Influential adviser, und Enc Bennett, a British officer detuchrd to serve as chief of Ihe Omani sir force, visited the Pentagon more than a year ago to solicit contracts for British firms In Oman. Including Alrwork U.S. officials were understandably reluctant to turn their sensitive equipment and a lucrative contract over to a British firm, which would som ehow have to obtain U.S. "secret" clearance. But they were equally relurtunl to antagonize the sultun or hts British friends, who seemed to have Ihe Inside track with Ihe monarch. Th e touchy mutter remained In Umbo for months. Then on March 17. 1984. U.S. Ambassador John Countryman In Oman sent a secret cable to Washington disclosing that ihe Omani foreign minister had given him a diplomatic note re­ questing that Alrwork be awarded the contract. Another cable 10 days later re­ ported that u Briton high tn the Omani military had suggested — tn an obvious effort to make the Alrwork award more palatable — that the contract be given to a Joint v rm u rr of thr British firm and an American one. VinnellCorp. On April 2. Secretary of State George Shultz secretIv cabled the U.S. ambassador that he uccepted the Oman! foreign minister's re­ quest as Ihe authoritative view of the sultan But still the contract award has been held up fur the various Investigations by U.S. ugenclea. "W e're kind of caught In one of thosr foreign policy binds." a high Pentagon official told us. "T h e sultan and hts boys are squeezing everybody, which makes It a dif­ ficult situation. We want to get our Imtlltaryl requirements taken care of over there and do tt the right way. but we're gritlng pressure to do something that is very marginal, and that's where Ihe damn rub mines in " PRISONERS OF LOVE: Coeduca­ tional federal prison lac tittles for young offenders are bearing fruit Ut unanticipated ways: Young female Inmates ore having children os a result of inter-sex mingling during work and r.•creation periods Th o u g h men and women arc segregated from 10 p.m. to 6 a m., this wasn’t enough to prevent 57 births. 33 elective abortions and eight miscarriages in the federal prison system during fiscal 1984, �Evening H erald. Sanford. F I. House Takes Up Election Reform Bill FLORIDA No Opponent, No M oney INBRIEF Cabinet: Tuition Tax Credits Would Undercut Education Drive TA LLA H A S S E E (UPI) — A federal proposal to give tax credits for tuition at non public schools would hurt Florida's efTorts to Improve public education. Gov. Bob Graham and the Cabinet believe. The governor and Cabinet Tuesday unanimously approved a resolution by Attorney General Jim Smith urging Congress to reject the tax credit proposal Smith said the plan would have the effect of cutting Into funding resources for public schools Smith contended that the tax credits would amount to a federal subsidy of private schools and would open the door for "more government Intrusion" Into I he activities of those Institutions. Smith also said “ responsible conservatives" should oppose the tax break because It would Inflate the federal deficit. Shuttle Readied For Trip Home CAPE C A N A V E R A L (UPI) - Challenger's brakes were damaged In Its California landing and the shuttle's heat-shield tiles suffered the usual chips and dings, but the ship Is In good condition overall, officials say. If all goes well. Challenger will leave Edwards Air Force Base. Calif.. Friday atop a 747 jumbo Jet for the two-day flight back to the Kennedy Space Center for work In preparation for Its next mission around Ju ly 15. A team of engineers today was getting Challenger ready for the trip back to Its Florida hangar. At the Florida shuttleport. scientists planned to continue work to study tissue samples and the organs of two dozen rats carried Into space aboard Challenger to learn more about the subtle biological changes brought on by extended exposure to weightlessness. The other members of Challenger's menagerie — two squirrel monkeys — will merely be observed to find out how fast they re-adapt to gravity after their sevrn-day Spacelab flight. Iraqis Jailed In Passport Scheme FORT LA U D ER D A LE (UPI) — Four Iraqi men were taken Into custody on charges they paid an FBI undercover agent 910R.000 for bogus Iraqi passports and military Identifica­ tion cards, but agents do not know why the men wanted the documents. Salah Jawad Shubber. 34. of New Orleans, and Dr. Redha Hassan. 37. Nourt K. Hassan. 33 and All ILtssan. all three of Fort Lauderdale, were arrested Tuesday after Nourl Hassan paid the agent cash for the false documents, said FBI spokesman Joe Del Campo. Del Campo said It wus nol known how the men planned to use the phony documents. Shubber. an Iraqi citizen and a "Shiite" moslem. Is a self-proclaimed pro-Khomelnl who was born and raised In Najaf. Iraq, the town where Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini spent 15 years In exile from 1963 lo 1978. Man Admits Shooting Wife To Spare Her 'Living Hell' F O R T LA U D ER D A LE (UPI) Roswell Gilbert told neighbors he shot his 73-year-old wife to spare her the "living hell of suffering and degradation" of Alzhelm er'a disease. A pro­ secutor called It first-degree murder. Assistant Stale Attorney Kelly Hancock, before resting hl» case Tuesday, disputed the defense portrayal of E m ily Gilbert's health. "She could walk on her own. She could eat on her own. She was not on life support. She was a functioning human being." Hancock said. "Mercy killing" prosecutors said. Is not a legal defense for homicide. Defense a tto rn e y Jo se p h Varon will begin presenting his case today und Gilbert was expected lo take the stand und tell why he fired two bullets Into the back of his lennlnally-lll wife's head as she sat on a sofa In their condominium on March 4. Varon read the Jury a letter Gilbert had written neighbors from Jail. " I Just could nol allow my lovely lady of 51 years to descend Into a living hell of suffering and d egradation." Gilbert wrote. Several prosecution witnesses testified Gllben udmltted shoot­ T A L L A H A S S E E (UPI) - Unopposed can­ didates for political office could no longer collect and spend campaign contributions under a bill approved by Ihe House this week. But barring u reversal by the Democrat­ ic-control led lower chamber, moves by a Republican member to limit campaign contributions to other candidates and to break up parties' campaign chests will be relegated to the slag heap when the House lakes a final vote on the first of a series of election reforms. The panisan wrangle over the bill (CS-IIB 1321 Involved a bid by Rep. Pete Dunbar. R-Crystal Beach, to reduce the maximum ...Ueberroth Continued from page IA the Olympics. "It Is a problem In sports, a problem In society and we have to clean It up." Ueberroth said. "They'll (team owners) all be tested. It's within my power as commissioner (to order testing) "W e will Include everyone from the owners on down. This means It will Include Ihe more th a n 3 .0 0 0 m in o r -le a g u e players, the American and Na­ tional League offices, scouts, the ...Longwood Continued from page 1A administered by SCA and cheese and butter had been allowed to x|mll when It distributed surplus commodities. Faulkner has also come under criticism by thr rest of thr commission for his unauthorized trip to Tallahassee for which Is was seeking expenses of 9295. The city ordinance calls for commissioners to get the ap­ proval of the commission as a whole before making such trips No decision has been reached on thr matter. In other business. Smrrllsnn said hr had received muny calls from city residents concerned alxiut a rumor circulating that Ihe city Is going to purchase thr property ud)acrnt to Skylark xulxllvlslon and annex It Into thr city for Ihe purpose of building a rrgtonnl sewer plant. He said ...R e a g a n ing his wife. "Mr. Gilbert made a statement Continued from page 1A tome that It 'wasJust something llfteral member of (Mirllument that hud to be done."’ sheriff's from Britain, later told ABC deputy Robert llarrrr testified. "He was very calm, collected In N e w s : ” W e f o u n d It u his thoughts und thought pro­ w a rm o n g e rin g speech. He blamed all the world's worries cess.” James Onglrv. an assistant on thr Soviet Union and the rest Broward County medical exam- were purr us driven snow "What we want from him Is Iner. said Gilbert told hint he not words of conciliation und loaded a single bullet Into u detente, but deeds. He talks of 9mm Luger and placed It three democracy.... Let him |>rart!rr u or four Inches from his wife's little." head. After his speech. Rrugan was “ He said he snuck up Itehlnd to fly to Portugal lor n two-day her so she wouldn't see what lie was doing und shot her In the head,” Ongley said. Hr suld Gilbert (old him he look her pulse after the first shot, discovered she was still alive, rrlouded the gun und shot Continued from page 1A her uguln Varon said Gilbert's .'Ifr suf­ while W lnlrr Springs considers a fered from Alzhrfmrr's disease, first response agreement with which reduced her mental ca- the county. Strretnian said the county j>ueliy to that of a child, und may look at thr Winter Springs from osteoporosis of Ihe spine that re s u lte d In fre q u e n t annexation In u different fight If It agrees to a first rrsjxmse Iracturrs and excruciating pain. "With every little fracture. Iherr Is a searing, uncontrollable puln." Varon said On the day shr died. Vuron said Gilbert's wife burst Into a condominium usMxlatlon meet­ ing her husband was attending and screamed "Please end m y suffering I wunt to die. Kill me?" ...Protest ADM IttlOM l Outer an A lania Utllona Haraca M Caenran lata Mary D IIC H A S O It Sorter* Sorter* RubyC tom s* Jwiivt FarS ianniaM t '» JaaayAina S Maaaama Wuttay Smote* ArnaMP Steeter* OaOate Waltar Hainan Jr . Oranga City Bom-a B KoMar. Onante laulM Kentplon Ra*wy Millar Cary 0 Merman Jametffrtc* Laoranca ( l lwn ar William A Haas PautaOs M Huffman. DaSary CKanaa A Hamat. OriSna The bill would also: — Fine candidates and political action committees 950 per day for missing deadlines for filing campaign disclosures. — Limit campaign spending by unopposed candidates to "thank you" ads. to In-dlstrlct party fundraisers and «.> the fttlRIIment of , obligations made before the deadline for filing for election passes: — Conform state deadlines for filing for election tofrderal deadlines; and — Prevent candidates or their cam|Mlgn managers witnessing absentee ballots cast In their races unless the voter tx a member ol the immediate lamlly. With a few exceptions, both voles followed party lines A final vote could come later this week. m a jo r league fro n t o fflcr jK-rsonnel... everyone." Ueberroth did not release de­ tails of the testing program, but said In a four paragraph state­ ment the specifics of the testing would be announced In thr "very near future." T h e announcem ent came amid a report that drug traf­ ficking Infests major league baseball. T w o h o u rs after U e b e rro th s announcem ent. NBC Nightly News carried a report on u federal grand Jury Investigation on drug use In baseball In Pittsburgh there Is no truth to this rumor. However, the commission Is con side rin g e x p a n d in g tlie Skylark sewage treatment plants to Increase Its capacity from 200.000 gallons to 40a000 or even 600.000 A workshop on the sewage system Is planned lor May 14 at which thr city's consulting engineers. Dyer. Kiddle. Prrcourt and Mills, will make a presentation on u pro|x«xrd master study of the city's sewer needs. One of the new prrrolatlon jxinds at thr Skylark plant has been filled up with water and Is now bring Irslrd for three weeks when they will test the other one Itefore they are pul In use. Tw o used buses have been purchased for a total 94.100 use In the city's recreation progrum and Parks und Recreation Director Bill Goebel told the commission Tuesday night that they will lie brought clown from C .ill.than Thursday. stair visit before returning to Washington Friday. About 900 peuce activists. Including 15 leftist members of parliament, protested against Reagun's visit, currying banners saving "Yankee go home" and "N o to Intervention In Latin America." Then* were no urrests and Reagan did not see the protest. In his Bjterrh today. Keagun s|M)ke of Western Europe's filterullon. "Th is duy can't help but lie emotional, for In It we feel the long tug of memory. We ure reminded of shared Joy und shared pain." Rrugun said. Indictments may be forthcom Ing this week following an extensive probe Into drug traf­ ficking In the majors Players from nine of 12 National League elites were brought Into Ihe Pittsburgh grand Jury Investiga­ tion. and have Iteen given tm m unlty from prosecution In exchange for testimony. C a r O ik In s u r a n c e ? * n a m e s a y s it b e s t . It_ P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 * 2 5 7 5 S . F r e n c h A v e ., S a n f o r d ^Auta~Oivncrs In su ra n c e I dr B i 'i n r ( ir H ik iiii « Dm m m r \ i * » it a ll. F R E E 1S P I N A L E V A L U A T I O N WARNING SIGNALS Of HNCHFD NERVES au t. Fraquont Houdaches 2 Low Back or Hip Puln 3. Dizziness or Loss ot Sloop 4 Numbnoss of Hands or Foot 5 Nervousness 6 Neck Pain or Stiffness 7. Arm and Shouldor Pain twinIMS Isc Ftetar* Hcwtpn, fiutaa Ia t Start l*| T«t, Stad Atm Test Ami Teta Nrth Oecto* mtusAsa m i w i T t w arn* • ' Mis? T* e*a>? u*m • 'M l m i l l s ? *si> » S I D IM |« ► IS V 'S H i w o s v a u r u n . . 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BONUS! Daliana M .P .O . 321-2398 M A R K E T 'S ? . " ? In Rmar O t Village Flaa Market 1600 F R E N C H A V E . "Sources say the federal In­ vestigation is being expanded to other cllles. Including Atlanta and St. Louis.” NBC said. As recently as Sunday, the Sun Diego Padres announced second baseman Alan Wiggins suffered a relapse ctf his cocaine dependency and would t>c sus­ pended for the season T TONY RIISS1INSURANCE agreement with the county's fire department \ Under first response agree­ ments such us the county hu» with Altamonte Springs and Longwood. whichever depart merit — Ihe rounty or the city — Is closest to n lire responds In fight that fire regardless of whether It ts In the county or thr city. WHY R E N T W H EN YOU CAN B U Y 5 AT T H E S E P R IC E S ! OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT MONDAY 8 A.M.-S P.M. THE ALL NEW 321-2398 F IS H Instead of vo tin g d ow n D u n b a r's amendments, the House accepted substitute amendments by Reps. Mary Flgg. D-Lutz. and Carl Ogden. D-Jacksonvllle. to rrpeal a provision that allows PACs to file a federal disclosure form In lieu of a state form and to prohibit newspapers and broadcasters from hiking their advertising rates for political candidates. LIQUIDATION OF COLOR T.V.’s ,v Tm«a«> legal campaign contribution from 81.(XX) to 9250: and to outlaw political funds main­ tained by leaders of the political parties PUBLIC NOTICE! HOSPITAL NOTES CoMral Ftet4« ■•**•**•! MnocUi Wednesday. May I. IM S —JA SA N FO R D FLA. ROCK $ 1 3 9 LARGE $C9 5 SHRIMP A . SHRIMP V l FRESH FISH •OYSTERS •CLAMS UVE BLUE CRABS AS LONG AS SURREY LASTS 9 0 D A Y G U A R A N T E E O N P IC T U R E TU BE ^ 3 0 D A Y S O N IN T E R N A L PA R TS m US SAVING BOND 9100 BOND Wmt l i ' R l MAM OF IS With 60 mo. revolving credit terms of 18% APR MOTEL TV SALES 323-4664 2621 S. S A N F O R D AVENUE SANFO RD M O NDAYFRIDAY 10-3 NO PERSONAL CHECKS Of 14*00*0 INC 100 N. MAPLE W PH. 322 8321 SANFORD Neighborhood Carrier Dealer �*A - Evening Htr»ld, Ssnlord, FI, W«Jn*id*y.,M*y I, 1 «» Missing Children Center Pians Fund-Raising Fair Bandits Slug M otorist, Steal Cash An Oviedo man reported being robbed by two men, one of whom Mugged him In (he face an I he other asked him for direc­ tions. Hefhard Everett Mills. 32. of H‘»!l Palmetto St., told Seminole County sheriff's deputies he was standing beside his car on Old Highway 420. Oviedo, at about 9:30 p m . Tuesday when the pair drove up. got out of their car and approached him. As one asked him for direc­ tions the second knocked him lo the ground, a sheriff's report said. Ills eyeglasses fell off and lhe sus|K'cts told him to lie on the ground while they searched his car. Ihc report said. The bandits look Mills' wallet and an undetermined amount of cash Irorn I he car and I hen lied south toward Red Hug l^ike Road, the report said, TWO DEALERS DOWN Tw o Casselberry men arrested aller alleged Involvement In the sale of cocaine to undercover Seminole County drug task forre agents have been released on •8,000 Irond rach. The men were arrested al one suspect's house at 2007 E. Lake Drive at 7:40 p m. Monday aller an agent who reportedly bought a tVgrum of cocaine there for •SO on April 19 relurned arid made a $250 deal for some coke, a sherlfTs report said. In the Monday buy agents said they negotiated for the drug with the resident of the home and on his orders returned 45 minutes later to complete the transac­ tion That’s when the arrests were made. Michael Frank 1‘lotrowskl. 28. of the above address, has been charged with two counts of sale of cocaine, jx>*sesalon of cocaine and drug paraphernalia and conspiracy to sell cocaine. Also charged with possession ol cocaine and drug parapherna­ lia and conspiracy to sell cocaine was Preston Jame. Harnett. 29. Of 2019V* Lakr Drive. Agenl* reporlrd seeing liarnrlt cutting up what appeared to be cocaine as ihey negotlilted with ihr other suspect Inside his liornr. the rejrort mild. Doth arc sc heduled to appear In court June 3. PAWNED RIFLES A 22-year-old Longwood man 'It's A pocket television worth • 150 was stolen along with some beer, cigarettes, a II B. pistol and some .45-callbcr ammunition from the home of James R. Moral. 55. of I I I Francis St., Altamonte Springs, on Monday, a sheriff s report said. Action Reports ★ Fires * Courts *■ Police has been charged with armed burglary and grand (heft In connection with the theft and selling of five rifles stolen from a Longwood home. Th e guns were stolen from 2491 Island Drive on Marrh 25, Tw o of the rifles were pawned at Albert's Pawn Huy Shop In Orlando and three were pawned at Shoot Straight Pawn Shop, Apopka, a Seminole County sherlfTs report said. The guns, with a total value of • 1.675, were linked to the sus­ pect through pawn tickets, the report said. Stephen Michael Herker, of 4-11 W Hay St., was arrested at his home at 105 a.m Tuesday. He wus being held In lieu of • 10,000 bond. BURGLARIES * THEFTS Ronald Wayne Mraux. 28. of 1 2 2 -A S p rln g w o o d C ir c le . Longwood. reported to deputies that an $1,800 watch. $65 sunglasses. $85 tennis shoes and $150 worth of cassette tapes were stolen from his car while parked at his home between April 30and Monday. A thief took a pair of $250 gold earrings from the car of Yvonne Hllrrll. 35, of 169 Alhambra Avc., Altamonte Springs. Two bicycles with a combined value of $050 were also stolen from the carport where the car was parked. The theft occurred Sunday, a sheriffs report said. A 1983 Chevrolet pickup iruck worth $5,300 was stolen from Royal AMC Jeep Renault, 555 E stale Hoad 436, F rm Park, on May 1 nr 2. Inventory clerk Jo lingers. 42. of Casselberry, rejK»rtcd the loss todrputlcs. Ruber I l,ec Kellum, 25, of 217 Muller St.. Altamonte Springs, gave deputies Ihr name of a Mispccl who may have stolen a television from his home on March 15 The loss was rrpurtrd on Monday. A b o u t - - . • * ** 9 T i m e ' "Route of Heroes" and the same path heroes like Charles Lindbergh, ihc Iranian hostages. Olympic athletes and others have been honored on. The truck borr a sign "F'DNY salutes you. It's time." As every new group reached lha! point on the route, the truck gave a blast uf Its horn. T h r biggest bund was reserved lor u platoon of huudlcup|>ed veterans who Joined Ihr march on the M.mil.limit side ol Ihr bridge Itefnre Ihc parade began, a 38-year arid vrterun from lanig Island *ui on (he pavement holding a cane and walling In march The veteran, who only gave hi* name as Don. said. "H 's our intrude. W r waited a lung lime. When I came home. |>rop)r boord It's nice not lo Iw booed," Don said hr served In Vietnam In 1968 and 1969 and suite red a foot wound and was coniamlnaled by Agent Orange Monday. Ihr veterans were wined and dined and treated to a half-hour fireworks display over I he Fatal River. Hut thr centerpiece ol Monday's celebration was Ihe lighting ol Ihc hluck gluts memorial Inscribed with letter* written to and from servicemen, A huge cheer rose Irom a crowd ol more than 2.(MM) emotional Vietnam veterans, many wear­ ing Arm y fatigues, us the soft green and white lights by llte 16-L hjI high tty 70 foot long memorial went on al uhout lt> 06 p in Right la-fore Ihe lights were turned on. K in It quoted from a letter from Mlehnel O'Donnell. A hog ca llin g con test, rountrybluegrass music, and an auction arc among the activities planned for the Fun Fair to be held May 25 and 26 to b e n e fit the M is s in g Children Center. 750 W. state Road 434. Wlnler Springs There will be live music, dancing, and singing featur­ ing such groups as Mother's Choice, Slim Chance and Uncle Waldo's Jazz Band. The hog calling contest, to be sponsored by Skeeler's of Altamonte Springs will take place al 4 p.m. Saturday, ^he "n o hands" pie eating contest w ill be Judged al 2 p.m. Sunday by T V sport scaster Rod Luck, followed by an egg throwing contest at 3 p.m. and the Super Auction at 4 p.m. There will lie a "Ju m p In Your Garbage Hag" race al I p.m. Sunday. The fundraiser, which will la- held at the center, will coincide with National Miss­ ing Children's Day on May 25. B a re n ts can h a ve th e ir children fingerprinted free from 10 a.m , to 4 p.m . Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Parents can also have video tapes made of their children by Curtis Mathes for Identification purposes. Hours will be from 10 a.m. to dark on Saturday and noon lo 6 p.m. on Sunday. Ad­ mission is *2.50 per family and Is good for 10 tickets lo spend on such things as pony rides, carnival games, and •'Dunk-A-Cop". A cakewalk Is scheduled for 2-3 p.m. Saturday Other ac­ tivities include a tugof-war between local police depart­ ments. garage sale, plant sale, bake sale, and art gallery show. Food will be available. Tickets may be purchased at Curtis Mathes. Longwood; Skeelers. Altamonte Springs; or at Medical Equipment and Supply Co.. Longwood. as well as the center. Those attending should br­ ing a blanket or rhalr on which to sit. The purpose of the Missing Children Center Is to act as a coordinating agency between missing children, parents, lawenforcement. governmental bodies and other Interested parties, to provide support for families, a speakers bureau to create awareness nnd Im ­ plement educational preven­ tive program s, a 24-hour HELP line, and distribute vital Information and photographs uallonwtdc to gain publicity for m issing children. All services are provided free of charge. For further Information call 695 HELP ln m a t«s Hanged To D ram atize O ve rc ro w d in g SAO PAULO. Brazil JUPI) Prisoners who fulled lo Incite a riot forced two Inmates chosen by lot to hang themselves lo dramatize overcrowding at a Jail housing 66 prisoners In nine cramped cells Federal Planning Minister Jrrao Savud told a nationally televised Cabinet meeting In Brasilia Tuesday that a S70 million federal grant will Ik - used lo build and renovate stale prisons across Brazil. OPEN EVERYDAY EX CEPT MONDAY 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. THE ALL NEW M.P.O. 321-2398 CHEESE STORE T«.“S° 321-2398 In Boar O l Vlltaoo Flea Market 1(400 FR EN C H A V E . S A N F O R D FLA. c o lb y SHARP LONGHORN CHEDDAR C H E E S E icuuMMi * ■ ii. t •A 7 A 5> ^ 1 7 9 C H E E S E (cnunmi EXPRESSIONS OF SUNDAY MAY 12 To send your mother a message of love on Mother’s Day, write your sentiments on the lines below and mall It to our classified ao ertlsing department by May 9. Cost is only $3.50 per inch. Name_______________________________________________________________________ a•** -■■4» * •* * Dotson, 28. wus freed on • 100.(MM) bond last Wednesday while awaiting a decision on a new trtul. Gov. Juinrs Thompson had requested l hut Dotson submit to the polygraph test before a clemency hearing before Ihe state’s prisoner review txaurd. scheduled for Thursday. Lie detector tests are not admlssuhlr as evidence In Illi­ nois courts, but they urc admlssahlr at clemency hearings f « * a t** ■ Sf U TO MOM, FO R TH E TE A R S SHE KISSED AW AY. FOR TH E SMILES T H A T BRIGHTENED YO UR DAY. SEND HERYOUR "'In lim e.'" II said, ‘"when men decide to call the war Insane, lake u moment to embrace these grntlr beings we lefl behind.'" Allrrwards. people laid wreaths and Ul candles at the memorial Tw o hundred veterans held a candlelight vigil nearby Many lust wept The veterans also look thr time lo remember some of the more painful Irgurlrs ol the uiqtopulur war — the Joblessness ol many uf ihrtr comrades nnd Ihr servicemen still llsn-d us missing In action The cclrbrutlon was organized by Ihe New York Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission The commission wus established In F'ehruary 1982 to create a memorial us well us u Job training program lor veterans. Invented Ihe rnj>e story because she I bought she was pregnant wilh her boyfriend's child and feared her foairr parents would reject her. Her new found rr ligious lalih led her tu recant thr llr. she ha* said. During Ihr pulygruph lest. Dotson wus asked live question*. In c lu d in g w h e th e r h r had engaged In forcible sex with Webb on Ihe night of Ihc alleged attack in 1977. He answered no. und Cum m ins said thr trst Indicated hr was telling Ihr truth •• s Monday — 7:20 a m., state Road 46A east of Oregon Avenue, rescue. Re­ scue workers determined an auto accident occurred In the Seminole County Fire Depart­ ment's jurisdiction so they let the county handle (he call. — 9 33 a m .. 509 French Ave., rescue. A 22-year-old man who A thief look *200 from a fainted was taken to the hospital dresser at the home of Dwayne by a relative. M. Green. 21. of Orlando, while — 10:19 a.m.. 25th Street and he was m oving from 1904 Sanford A venue, rescue. A Hounds Lakr Avc.. Winter Park, 16-year-old boy and a 60-yearon May 2 or 3. a Seminole old woman was Injured after a car radiator blew up at the County sheriffs report said. Intersection. Scott Vance, of 220 An antique moonshine Jug and Woodmrre Hlvd.. Sanford, had a h a n d p a in t e d m ilk c a n . second-degrep burns on his arm together worth about $350, was and back. Beulah Ash. of Sipes stolen from the porch of 1308 Station. Sanford, was knocked Forest Drive. Sanford, between over by the blast. Injuring her Thursday and Friday, a police leg and bark Both were taken to report M id The llrms belong lo the hospital. Marla Stevens. 45. of the same — 10:42 a.m.. 1921 Palmetto Ave.. rescue. An 87-year-old addrrss. woman who had a possible heart A thief armed with a saw cut a allark was taken lo the hospital. chain holding Ihr spare tire on — 12 23 p m . Hickory Avenue, Tlno Plkkarralnen's tractor trail­ fire. A car fire was pul out. There er and stole thr lire, a police were no Injuries and the amount report said. Plkkarralnen. who of damage was not reported. lives al 403 Colonial Way. San­ -3 :5 7 p.m.. 411 Mellonvllle ford, reporlrd the theft occurred Ave.. fire A car flrr was put Iretween Saturday and Monday. wllhout Injuries or damages The Ore was worth about $350, — 4 36 p.m .. 2009 Jefferson A vc.. rescue. A 70-ycar-old lie reported. woman who lell had knee pains A suitcase nnd pursr contain­ hut refused to lie taken to the ing $760 worth of clothing. hospital. Jewelry and other Herns were - 5 . 0 7 p .m .. 2938 Orlando stolen from the car of Valerie Drive, rescue. A 72-year-old Molloy. 33. of Herrington. R.I., woinun hit her head on the while Ihr vehicle was (rarked at windshield of her rar during an Flea World. U S Highway 17 92. auto urrldenl but she refused to south of Sanford, on Saturday, a lie taken to the hospital — 7.Off p m .. 12th Street and sheriffs report said Mulberry Avenue, rescue. An An $ 80 0 m otorcycle was H3-yeur-old woman cut her chin stolen from a fenced compound when she fell. She was taken lo u t S e m in o le H o n d a . U . S . the hospital by a friend. Highway 17-92. souih of San­ — 8:20 p.m., 1300 W. Seventh ford. on Saturday. A sheriffs St., rescue. A 29-year-old Ilian report said the cycle belong* to wus found lying In the road unconscious. When awakened shop owner Jan Derkrr. he told rescue workers he had Lome James Tomltson, 44, of been smoking marijuana. He West Palm Heach. reported to was taken to the hospital. Dotson Passes Lie-Detector Test C H IC A G O |LIl*l| A liedetector test shows Gary Dotson did not ru|>r a woman who has remitted her uecusuilun. a poly­ graph expert who administered ihr exam said, Dotson, who has served six years ol u 25- lo 50-year senlenee for r a p in g C m h le e n Crowell Wrhb. was given Ihc lie-detector test Monday by polygiuph expert Robert C. C um ­ m ins. who last m onth ad­ ministered u Ur trsl to Webb Webb. 23. a Jaitrry. N IL . mother of twu. has said the FIRE CALLS The Sanford Fire Department rrspondrd to (he following calls. Pamela Kwltowskl. 35. of 109 Manor Ave.. Altamonte Springs, reported to deputies that a 12foot alum inum ladder worth • 140 was stolen from a fenced area at her business at the above address. K A K Home Improve­ ment, a sheriffs report said. Vietnam Vets G e t Belated 'Welcome Hom e' NEW YORK (Ill'll - A decade aller the Iasi U S soldier came home from Vietnam, veterans were llnully honored lot ihelr sacrifices with a glowing, 70 hail long memorial In lower Manhattan The lightIng ol the black glass memorial Monday night was followed Tuesday with a ticker tape parade for Vietnam veterans, planned In ihr I rue New York tradition In cap a two-day celrbrnllnn: "H 's Tim e ." " Tills Is great." said Waller Cooper, who was stationed with Ihr 25ih Infantry Don In 1970 al Hlrn lloa. "H's u Imiu I time. Hut It's ten years ton late." Scott Higgins, co-chairman of ih r New York Vietnam Veterans Memorial Commission, said, Willi Ihr dedication ol (his memorial, we liegln lo heal Ihr wounds nl Vietnam " The veterans also remembered (heir comrades rstill listed o h missing In action. Many wore black and while armbands reading MIA or POW Kevin Stringer ol New Hyde Park N .J., who li.ai been stationed al Uing Hlnb. said be was there lo remember the veterans hut "also to *cr II they'll do anything lor Ihr MIAs." Tens ul thousands of Vietnam War veterans formed thr biggest parade In the city's hlslnry Tuesday, marching down H rnadwuy's "Route of Heroes" In a lavish llekrr-tupc "welcome home," AI khiI 25.(MM) veterans mossed the Brooklyn Bridge about 10.30 a m. and marched down Broadway through Ihr heart of city's llrtanclal district. Tons »l ticker lupr and conlrttl showered down, uhlllrruthlg street signs In a hll/zard of while. The veterans were cheered by hundreds of Ihmisaiuts nt spectators who lined the route and watched from windows above. The number ul vrtrruna made the even! the hugest ticker-la pc parade In terms id Ihr number of marchers In d ly iilsinry. Mayor Edward Koch, who established the commission Ihui organized (hr parade, led the march by pushing John Hcchon. a Medal uf Honor winner who lost troth legs in Vietnam in 1966. Nineteen Medal of llunnr winners took pan in the parudr A New York City flretruck met the jturudr at Broadway and Chambers Street, ihr treginnlng of the Itekrr ta|ie march that has been dubbed the deputies that his room at the Quality Inn. Interstate 4 at state Road 434. Longwood. was bur­ glarized on Sunday and a • 1. 100 tuner adaptor was stolen. Address_________________________________________ _ _____________ City ________________________________________S ta te __________Z I P __________ Phone (_______ ) ______________________________ Mail *3.50 to Evening Herald, Classified Advertising, P.0. Box 1657, 300 North French Ave. Sanford FL 32771. Evening Herald 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 • -s * �SPORTS E ve n ts ? H erald. S anford. F I. W ednesday. M a y I . 1 M S -7 A C a u g h e ll G o e s 4 F o r 4 Rams' Star Qualifies For State In Every Sport Watch out for the summer sun. Larry Castle HER ALD T E N N IS W R IT E R By Chris ris te r Herald Sports W rite r Although they have dif­ ferent styles. Hilly Caughell. Matt Palumbo and Krn Rohr have two things In common. They are all fierce competi­ tors and they will all be representing their school at the Stale 4A Track Meet Saturday at Showalter Field In Winter Park Caughell ts the strongman of the Rams as he qualified for state In the discus throw. I’alumbo. also a senior, quali­ fied In the two mile while Rohr, a Junior, made It to state In the mile and two mile. Caughell has accomplished a rare feat In the 1984-85 school year us he has quali­ fied for state comjx-tltlon In foutltull (Lake Mary won the Track/Field district thus qualifying for the state pluyoffsl. wrestling 1224 pound weight class), weightlifting and now track Caughell may add a fifth sport to the list If he decides to c o m jirtr In the State Decathlon competition later this month "He's a real competitor." Lake M a ry couch M ark McGee said of Caughell. " T o show what kind of competi­ tor he Is he was In the lead In the discus In district, then two guys went ahead of him. Hut he got the lead hack on Ills second to last throw (138 fret) but one other guy went ahead of him at 143 Hilly was the last one to throw and. on his last throw, he to just go out there and went out and did 146." punch the shot and go alter Caughell. who has signed a the discus. And he went out gr.int ln .ild to play football at and threw a school record In t h e U n i v e r s i t y of the shot." Pennsylvania Is going after After Just missing the stale the school record of 150 set meet in the two mile last last year by JetT Hopkins y e a r, (f if th In re g io n ). Caughell qualified for state P.ilunitxi went out and lell no with a 143-6 m tin- region doubt In this year's region which was good for fourth meet. W inter Park s Phil place. W harton was the region Caughell was also the Lake winner at 9.41.8 Inlluwrd by Mary leader In the shot, but P a I u in b o a t 9 4 6 2 an elbow Injury kept him PalumlMi’s best this season Is from reaching his potential in 9 44 3 that event. "When Matt Improves, lie "Ills problem w ith the shot likes to do It In big jumps.' Is. he Jammed his H I k i w In McGee said "I'm Imping. It wrestling and every time he the |iallrrn continues, he'll threw the shot Ills arm hurt lx- In lor a big Jump this week him I really didn't expert In slate Matt lends to run much from him In the shot I better when he's chasing wasn't even going to enter |K-nplr that are liettrr than him In the district I told him him He gets into the com- Blazing Sun May Be Toughest Foe For Tennis Player petition that's over Ills head lie's proved lie's one of the top two uillrrs around " Rohr, who is the only distance runner In the region to qualify 111 tmih the milland two mile, was fourth in the region In the tulle at I 28 2 and lie came hum way See RAMS. Page 10A Matt Palumbo, right, was (ust five seco n ds ' behind Winter P ark's Phil Wharton In the region two mile last Thursday. Palumbo hopes to make those seconds up Sat­ urday at the State 4A Track Meet at Showalter Field. At the left. Lake Howell pole vaulter Scott Knudsen sails over the bar. Knudsen went 12 0 Thursday for third place In the r e g i o n . He an d teammate Dylan Rowe (12 0, fourth) both qualified for the state meet If you haven't noticed lately, old man summer Is upon us In fart, spring seemed to have been skipped altogether Ihts year and we have plunged right Into summer. Well, that's what I moved to Florida for. year-round sunshine. Good warm days, every day. so that I could play tennis every day. Ah, the great and healthful benefits of being out on the courts under a bright and hot sun. Lots of good exercise, plenty of vitamin C. good seml-fresh air. and golden tan and warmth for the old aching muscles. All this Is really great but a dark cloud of doubt and fears about being out In the sun has emerged Now when one steps on the courts at midday for a good two-hour singles match he starts worrying about some of the extra and not-so-deslrable aspects of being out under a blazing sun. Heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke are real and frequently occurring HtrtM Rfwtot k| Ttm my VlmtM th in g s . If o n e la not In go od c o n d itio n o r e ve n If he Is but does not take proper measure of prevention, you can become very sick or even die If he suffers from one of these ntliladles. Heat cramps are muscular pains and spasms due largely to loss of salt from the body In sweating or to an Inadequate Intake of salt. The cramps can be even more severe If the person has drunk a large amount of water or soft drinks without replacing the salt deficiency. Heat cramps are often early signs of heat exhaustion. The muscles of the legs and abdomen are usually affected first. If you sufTer from heat cramps you should sip a salt solution M teaspoon of salt per glass, with a couple of tablespoons of orange Juice) You should also get to a cool place and rest. It Is also helpful to gently massage the cramping muscles to help relieve the spasms. In heat exhaustion, the body temperature Is normal but the person Is sweating profusely. The victim will be weak, almost fainting, probably very sick to his stomach. He may become dizzy and may even pass out. Cool wet cloths should be applied to the person's body, and he should be taken to a cool plare and allowed to rest. He should sip the water, salt, and orange Juice drink — about glass every 15 minutes A person suffering from heat exhaustion Is quite III and ran become much worse If measures are not taken to treat him If not treated he can go Into heat stroke Heat stroke Is extremely dangerous and unless the person Is treated, death ran and often does occur. In heat stroke the txxly temperature may reach 106°. the skin Is dry. the body and vital organs are burning up The pulse Is rapid but may start getting weak. Use anything you can to get the temperature down and do It fast. Cold to cool cloths all over the body Is the best method — keep this up until the temperature Is back to near normal. Once the person Is conscious start them sipping the salt, water. Juice solution. If you start feeling light headed, or over­ heated or Just weak while playing a match during a hot day. get off the court. You could be asking for trouble If you do not. One of the worst things that avid tennis players have to fear and fret over. Is too much exposure to the sun over a long period of years that may lead to skin cancer. The effect of the sun's rays on our skin can be devastating Oh. sure you all want to look bronzed and toasty. but you are killing your skin — maybe killing yourself Skin cancer for those who spend a great deal of time In the sun la almost certain unless measures are taken to prevent It. Some steps you can take are as follows: try to play as much as you can early In the morning or late In the evening, the sun's rays are not as damaging then. Wear hats, even long sleeves ur warm up pants. Most Important of all. use a sun block lotion. Find a good one that will not come off when you perspire — apply It liberally over all exposed areas Ur sure to apply It at least an hour before you go out to play. Be sure to select a high number sun block. I use a 15 — which Is a tout sun block. The lower the number, the less effective the sun block Is. . You ran still play all the hot weathry tennis you want, you Just need to lake some sensible precautions — be careful out there. B ill Caughell has been a man for all seasons, quali­ fying In four state meets. STATE TRACK ROUNDUP 4A fTAT f TRACK AfCORDS ROY ft l WKwrdlB* RobtFlon WmtoF P»rh iM to tk 444 r«tof 1 Mi*ml C*ro4 City 1) S (tf2 t) 41 0 41 2 42 0 <2 1 4 Miami I# *# * 444 *49* 4/ 4 </1 44 ) 44 • f 1 ( 192S) M*to 4i s n m i 1 Komg. 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Miami Sawttwidga WtiMRili gRgltitgfi R Spaarman. Laka Ha nail I Curry, I van* ........... I Cavingtan. Wmtar Ha van J William*. Palm Batch Cardona Mila I R avi* Wmtar Park ..... it i ......14.1 it i Ml >0 t I RIB 44 44 44 45 I 2 « 1 4? 4 440 rwA J II 4 2 14 4 WmlnoN County guoliitor 1 11 • 1IH tl 45 4 1I f f 21 a R Igoormon. Loko Hoyy«ll H m lM S County guolltKr 24 2 It 1 M 2 i 1) 4 ( it rn Mil* m*UH, ,* !* , 224 Hvr*to4 1 Andxton 04k Hxig# Spend A Buck Schedules A Triple Bypass > jKkM nvino Roinot 2 fttmtnoto 4 D<ll6Fd UminoN County guolliNr IN doOi 1 Dootoy 0m*Fd ) C4vl*9«on. Win**# H*v*o I Tvtkon Romo* U nnuM County guollHor 1M U 1 Wh64tof Bu<hNol| WmMwto Ctotofy fH lilM ft lomockl Loko H oeoIt Milaralay I Sammata 1 Dillard 1 Harts Miami t Ramat CMMV* I McCray. Largo 1 Garratt. Tampa Jattaraon 1 laa Oak Ridga 4 Martimora. Souttwidga Mat I McCray. Largo 1 Garratt. Jattarton 1 Walkat. Hllltborougs 4 Sum** Tampa GailSat Lang |mop I Britt Moan* I Twttan Rama* I Spaar.Oak Ridga 4 AWuood Tampa Plant lamuwta County gualMwr* M id lil k. Samlnoi* l avian Laka Mary ’*V I Jorwt JecfcMnvIlto Pfrfc#* I Zwtowtoi 1 * 9 ° W iM t U CiM ty IHtori Hirxmmrtrm. L**4 Howell AndKSon. tomtooto . •rinfctoy. U t o Howell C iip ito i fry Cfcrto PH tor CHERRY HILL. N J (UPI| - A shot at thr blggrat payday In horse raring hlntory has 1 14 4 convinced the owner of Kentucky Derby winner Spend a Duck lo enter the Jersey Derby and 4 It 4 4 1)0 bypass u chance at the Trljile Crown 4 I) f Owner Drnnlit Diuz said Tuesiluy he will buck 4 14 ) tradition by not entering the 3-year-old roll In the 4 ti l Prruknesa Slakes following lit* wlrr-to-wlre triumph ut Churchill Downs 14 0 As thr winner of Garden State Parks Cherry )4 0 )4 ) lllll Mile and Garden State Stukrs and the Derby. 24 ) Spend a Ruck could win a $2 million bonus by 15f taking (h r Jersey Derby May 27 "T ills was un rx trrn irly dlfllcult decision lo II 04 t make, but one we're very happy with." said Diaz, II 100 owner of thr bay HuckuriMi coll who won the I I 14 0 Kentucky Derby with the third fastest time 12 00 it n 1 1-5) In Its history II MO The race offrrs a KKKMXX) purse plus bonus ) MO money for winning all (our races Diaz. 42. of 1 n • Tampa. Fla . and trainer Cam GamtMilall said ) 14 0 they didn't want lo push llielr horse by having ) M I him run In the Preuknrsn ut Pimlico Race Course Ito l In Hulllmorr nine days before the Jersey Derby. 1 to 4 "Th is Is a coll who gives you 110 percent every m 1 u i' lime he races." said Diaz. "Il begin* lo worry us that we might lie pushing him loo hard." 40 ) Diaz said while I he possibility ol a Triple Crown 44 4 'f Aifto could enhance llu- stud value of Ihr horse, hr 4)2 dorsn't consider Ills decision a risk "I don't think I'm taking a hlg chance here," hr M l) Iff said "W r'rr probably going lo go off ut 2-lo-5. 100 Anyway, this Is a game of chances, anil this Is Ihr 10 0%. best thing (or us to do We have a shot at thr If 4 An biggest payday In rudng history Why not lake If sv. II? ' Spend A Uuck 1b a "confirmed bleeder" and ft 10 so nerds Lasix to run well While allowed In the ) t Kentucky Derby, the drug Is banned in New York, where the Helmonl Is run. and Is allowed In New SI S) Jersey. Spend a Duck won Ihr Kentucky Derby with thr largest victory margin — 5 1* lengths — In 39 years Diaz said hts horse has alrrady proven himself with lh.it triumph. "O ur horse went Into Ihr lions den the other day and ate the lions and hr didn’t leave any scraps." he said. "T h is horse doesn't have to prove anything to anyone " Robert Urrnnun. chairman ol lulrrnatlonal Thoroughbred Breeders. Inc . which owns Gardrn Stale Park, was obviously plrasetl by Diaz drcislon to enter the Jersey Derby 2 Bttot. N*rK»JW*ml ------ * MS 1 ■ j«.i 2 MxlL Or 4*^4 1x2 4 UffUKkl « M. U.-m M • MtnMLsi L S M ng w gi' .... ..••••*.•••••■ j of S fttiifto C*4*fy Rilllftor (rtol. LiM Howell Sus 444rotor V i *t* ^ 1. JocAiortoilto Rtmii 2 0*4 Rt*9# MS 1, •Z l 5>90lotto CftoTr 9*4»tftor MlRKKf UIMI vvitHH.MKtei.-KnriOvt* OH■10*0 afj F o r m e r L y m a n h u r d l e r Schow onda W illia m s , w ho 124 I Dotof Ff lowtftrtfoto Oltor* now runs for Louisiana Slate J2t U n ive rsity, holds two state f Gor**n. t o 4 o M * f SO 1 Wtitof. towtooil records. MO C l4 M h fflit o i "Th is will be thr most exciting day of horse racing In the nation." Brennan said. "We hope to attract the best horses uvallablr to the rare. Second place money Ib 9 2 0 0 .0 0 0 and third place Is 9100.000. to I don't think wr'II have uny trouble attracting some other good horses " By missing Ihr Prraknrss. Spend a Buck will paaa up the opportunity of becoming thorough bred racing's 12th Triple Crown winner. In Louisville. K y., C h u rc h ill Downs President Thomas Meeker said Spend a Buck's decision may spur some changes lo make the Triple Crown more attractive to horsemen V �*J 0m l w»nmq Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednelday.’May •. IMS SPORTS IN BRIEF Brantley-Cotney Football Camp Opens June 23 Near Leesburg Tam pa Hay Burs' Scot Brantley and Mark Cotncy will be opening their Fifth Annual Football Camp at the A.C.A Academy Just north of Leesburg on June 23, For the past five years they have assisted younsters from the ages of 8 lo 17 not only with football skills but other valuable life skills such as leadership, sportsmanship and self-confidence. Assisted by their fellow teammates. Sean Farrell. Lee Hoy Selrnon. James Wilder. Blair Kiel and Jack Thompson |to name a few), participants are divided Into groups by age, size and skill level. Non-contact foolball drills tire conducted dally stressing play development and proper terhlnque I Jay ramjiersjoln the ovrmlghters every day at 8 a.m till 5 p.m. (meals are provided) from June 23 till the 28, Special programs are conducted dally via film pres­ entations and guest speakers such as strength coach. Joe IJImige of I be Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Special training sessions will be held on how to prevent sport Injuries Overnights are supervises 24 hours a day by the coaching stuff and are allowed free time for swimming, softball and basketball, as well as nightly question and answer sessions with the Burcaneers If your youngster er.Joys foolball and Is Interested In expanding his knowledge and skills call (813) 902-8922 for further Information. Don't delay — camp opens In less than a month! Indians Get Shortstop LeMaster C LE V E L A N D (U l’ll — Pat Corrales bellrves Julio Franco never will make another error at shortstop How ran the Cleveland Indians’ manager be so sure? Because he says Franco has tx-en moved to second base, beginning tonight against Chicago T he Indians Tuesday acquired veteran ohorlatqp Johnnie LeMaster from Sun Franclsro In exchange for pitcher Mike It III M l and a player to be named Inter — tlie Giants rrporledly seek minor-league Inflelder Luts Quinones. Corrales decal red LeMaster the new starting shortstop and Franco will replace To n y Bernazard at second. "Benching Julio, even though hr made eight errors In 24 games, did not make sense because he's iilltlrig around 360-.370," said Corrales. "Now. Johnnlr lu-Master can field consistently well. He’s a weak hitter, but (baiting coach) Bobby Bonds can help him. lie's u solid velrran." LeMaster, n native of Portsmouth, Ohio, turns 31 on June If) "W e feel Johnnie will add stability to Die Infield," Comdex said of the veteran, "Julio will find second easier to play, and Dial should settle him down. Last year, Franco led American League shortstops with 3H errors In 797 chances for a .953 fielding average Outlaws Trade Picks For Gillen PHOENIX (Ul'l) — The Arizona Outlaws have announced a trade wUh Han Antonio, sending two lOHtl draft picks lo the Gunslingers In exrhnnge for defensive end Ken Gillen A third-year pro from Illinois. Glllert played five games lor the Chicago Blitz In 1983 tx-forr tiring going lo Die Gunslingers In Ihe 1984 expansion druft Hr sturtrd all 18 games for San Anlonlo lust year, und started all 11 games this season. Gillen, who openly criticized Sail Antonio owner Clinton Manges following Sunday's game against Denver. Is the brother ol Arizona linebacker John Gillen. In addition, Ihe Outlaws on Tursduy olferrd Ihree-dny tryouts lo defensive tackle Hush Brown and wide receiver William Davis Brown played four seasons wllli Ihe St Louis Cardinals after Ix-ing rirafird on Die loth round In 1980 He played I I games with the Jacksonville Bulls last season, but was released In October. Davis played one game with Ihe Outlaws earlier this year, eatchlng one pass, and was waived after live weeks of the season Nuggets, Lakers Advance Doited Preax International A seven-run fourth Inning paved Die way us Rotary came fmm behind to defeat Klwanls, 14 10, In Sunford Lassie l.eagur softball action Tuesday at Fort Mellon Field. Natasha Beasley's three-run homer highlighted the big fourth Inning for Rotary Beasley had hit a solo shot hi the Hist Inning Dial gave Rotary an early 10 lead Klwanls scored five times In the bottom of the first with Dawnette Knight s two-run double lending the way. Klwanls took a 7 4 lead Into the fourth Inning when Rotary broke the game open. Misha King bad three bits to lead Rotary while Beasley slammed two homers unit China Burke and Adel Lopez added two lilts each Debra White was 3 for 3 with a home run and a triple to lead Klwanls. Imtrell Barfield and Michelle K m ld contributed two hltseufti M e ln y k G e ts 1st, O i l e r s S to m p H a w k s G u e rre ro Hits 212 M PH In Practice INDIANAPOLIS |UPI) - The fuslest laps ever recorded nl Die Indianapolis Molor Speedway were among the easiest Roberto Guerrero has ever driven. Guerrero, last year’s Indianap­ olis 5fX) runner up. drove Die 2 ' V m ilr oval al 2 12 816 miles per h o u r Tuesday and said he expected even faster speeds be­ fore qualifications lor the May 26 Indianapolis 500 Ix-gln Satur­ day. "Il Is obviously exciting." Guerrero said, "Everyone Is go tug to go faster. You can’t say just how fust yet. hut II Is nice to ix- competitive." " T h e ear feels very good.” Guerrero said. "Th e only way you can do 2 12 Is If the car feels gixxl. It felt heller than when I wenl 205 last year." Guerrero, 26. of Colombia, has Ihe month's second-fastest lap as well, a 212.765 m ph run. Th e lime lx*at Dir unofficial Speedway record lor one lap set by Mario Andretti lust year at 212.414 mph. Guerrero's mark Is not an oUlrtuI truck record United Press International Auto Racing because II did not come during a qualifying run or In Die rare. Tom Sncva s official one-lap record Is 210.089 mph when he won Ihe pole Iasi year, hut six drivers bent that mark Tuesday. Gurrrrro was Involved In the only Incident of the day. Ills car slightly brushed Dir outside wall In Die fourth turn. Guerrero was not burl and Die car was not damaged. The next-faslrsl driver during four practice days is Bobby Rahul, who has a tirsl of 2 12 .4 14 mph. equaling Andretti's murk. “ We're still rml turning the slralgblaway speed* of some of tin ntlicrs." Rahul said I Dunk we're down a little (ill on power. The car Is very stable I probably could run four laps at 213 right now without Itxi much work." Of the 34 drivers Tuesday, half were faster than 203 mph and six were above 210 inpb — Senvu's Irack-record speed. In Six drivers ran faster than Tom Sneva’s official one lap record of 210 miles an hour In practice laps at Indianapolis Tuesday. addition tn Guerrero und Kabul, they were Howdy Holmes at 2 1 1 .2 6 7 . D a n n y O n g u ls ut 211.218, defending champion Rick Mrars at 211 168. and 2 0 -ye ar v e te ra n G o rd o n Johncockat 210.871 mph. Sneva was Just short of the 210 murk at 209 996 mph. Tw o drivers made their Initial qualifying appearances They were four-time champion A J . Foyt and rookie John Raul Jr.. SCOREBOARD ktMm na >a ut TU B E AW TO IACil* *»■ UIIUU fftili*** HU fim Itll *»***• *•**'<«nr -«*«»•' u u iT f t A ii • pm - ffTIl 0t»»* •* U snt III <«*«W»S*I* *s* t TOOfUU 44rm hM TftMlft I •* IW V h >*)*• I’UM* * in i \m m »m le tT « * 0» t« rii 1C 0 It II «■ 9till »*. t II III « M «•§•ii itmn * B4f*tt~k/(4m*i I PlPfBKU i n !• J * i*•*•«■*** i l in U t J lf t t U * ' It f 0 (111 H i 9 III) K H. 1 W ill U«i p m i t n 9 i t m n « I (I* II m a n it i i i i i m b *» m m m m Mter'ffci P it t , t m M t n im tel. i*n»» * * * * '* * q a la I he Seminole Sot i cr School Is now registering players Im Its sunuuei soccer camp. Four sessions are available as follows June 17-21 lor under eight years of age; June 24-2H for B) and under; July 8 12 for rlgth und under und 10 and under and July 15 19 lor under IDs lo under 16* Camps are o |m-ii to Itoy* und girls. The sessions cost 465 each and Include hoDi Indixrr and oiltdiKir tr.lining The site Is Lake Mary High School. 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Mike Evans broke the Denver drought with 2 free throws and a basket In the next minute. “They really have a shot at the Lakers." Layden said. "Th e Nuggets play very well as a unit, and Doug has done an outstanding Job." The Nuggets got some unexpected help from rookie Willie White, starting his second game In place of the Injured Lafayette "F a t" Lever. White hit 13 points, grabbed a career-high 6 rebounds and had 4 assists for Denver. The victory marks the first time the Nuggets have won two NBA playoff series In one year, and Ihe first time since 1978 Denver Is In the Western Conference finals. The laikers. however, are hardly such Infrequent guests at the annual May confer­ ence confrontation, and they tend to makr it a short visit. The Inkers secured their sixth Invitation In the last seven years to the Western Conference final Tuesday night, dispatching Portland 139 120 to capture the series 4*1. "I think everyIxxly In the lockerroom Easy Speed Ait t M * f« * * Rotary Overhauls Klwanls NBA Playoffs Utah Jazz coach Frank Lavdcn didn't charge anything when he provided col­ league Doug Moe with a script that might come In handy when the Nuggets fare the Los Angeles Lakers In the Western Confer­ ence final beginning Saturday. "Th e effort we showed In this series would have beaten a lot of teams." a generous. If disappointed. Layden said after Denver haltered the Jazz for nearly three periods and held on for a 116-104 victory. "Bul It wasn't good enough against Denver." Substitute Lo* Angeles for Denver, and Moe might well be uttering something similar In four games "If I had to wager on the Laker* series. I’d bet on L .A „ " Moe said. "But that doesn't mean I don't think we can lieai them. They're a great team and they've been awesome But 1 feel w r T r the best team In the West with a chance to tx-al them." Denver got 30 points from Alex English and 21 more from Calvin Nall lo take the series 4* 1 and earn some needed rest before the conference title series. Denver led 43-23 after one quarter, and 71-45 at halfllme. English had 19 |xilnls lx*fore Intermission. The Nuggets led 90-61 midway through the third quarier before the Jazz scored 16 tonight was very business-like.' said Byron Scott, who chipped In with 16 for Los Angeles. "We were not Joking and playing In the lockerroom" There was no Joking on the court cither, but the Lakers still managed to enjoy ihemselves. Magic Johnson set a record for assists tn a five-game series, handing out 85. The Lakers, who won lor the 22nd straight time at home, used an 8 0 surge late In the third quarter to lead 100-80 The Blazers closed to 119-109 with 4 44 re­ maining. bul Los Angeles scored the next 9 points. "Losing to the best team In the league Is not a disgrace." said Portland coach Jack Ramsay. "This learn (the Blazers) Is young and II will only get better." Karrem Abdul-Jabbar added 25 points for the Lakers. Jerome Kersey had 18 points and Clyde Drexler 17 for Ihe Blazers. In other series. Boston hopes lo keep the home-court advantage Intact when the Celtic* meet the Pistons In Game 5 of their Eastern Conference semifinal. The two teams have m a trh rd a pair of home triumphs to knot the serlesat 2-2. The winner will face Ihe Philadelphia 76ers. who completed their sweep of their semifinal series with Milwaukee Sunday. Ml 4prM> inkApoi'fthrnHill tp ll-m tAfMi k*N'OM I4 Moil LMknftm11 M*t1 Fw'oniDi Lot IMI'M* J*40FHMH a L4I) v >> Hops**IE U*atil Mm! 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Game 3 will be played Thursday In Chicago Stadium Melnyk s goal at 7:19 of the second period put the Oilers up 3 2 The significance of Ihe goal Is burled In the final score, but the 7-3 final Included two empty-net goals. Kurri didn't score the game-winner until 8 26 of the third period. "1 didn't even know It went tn." u t il Melnyk. ” 1 iton'i r v m know who passed It to me I shouldn't say this, but It was Just luck "I Just tried to shoot It quick. I'd rather prevent a goal than score a goal. We've got enough scorers on this team. * My mom Is gonna lie real happy.” said the 25-year-old defenseman. "She wanted a puck for the munlleplece. She’s ix-en bugging me for five year* lo save her pucka." O v e ra ll. Il was a m u c h improved showing for Die Black Hawks, who were blasted 11-2 In the series opener. The game was close until the Oilers finished with a pair of empty-net goals "We played beiier tonight, hut we still m ade a couple of mistakes that hurt us." said Chicago coach Bob Pulford. "W e go back lo our building now. We Just have to win Ihcrc. that's all. We've lost two games, but lots of teams have lost two games and won." Chicago captain Darryl Suiter was relatively pleased with his club's performance. "Th e hlg thing Is that the rITort was there," he said. "Th e cards didn't fall In our favor, but we proved we can play with them '* Oiler Glenn Anderson opened and closed scoring In ihe game, and defenseman Paul Coffey blasted hts eighth goal of the playoffs. BEST PRICES BEST SERVICE TRY US! Of SANFORD 1 S S 0 S. O R L A N D O O N (H W V . t T-W 3 1 PM 321S0U4 SANFORD M O N . T H R U F H I U 0 0 A M T IL tt P.M . ■ A T . 0 :0 0 A .M . T I L S P .M . C L O S I O S U N MILE WARRANTY McCloud, Hunt Lift Kokomo Rico McCloud was 3 for 3 and David Hunt slammed a two-run homer as Kokomo Tools opened the Sanford Pee Wee League season With a 14-H victory over It Inker Malertul Tuesday ut Chase Park Wayne Brandon also ripped a home run for Kokomo while Erie Ingram noted three runs. Orestes Cobb. Hunt. Ernie Shavers and McCloud scored two runs apiece Hunt also went the distance on the mound, striking out seven. Jerem y Labll hud two hits for Hlnkcr while Jeremy Klehurda homrrrd In the first Inning for the only other hit. * | Rams’ Spring Banquet M ay 29 COUPON TIRE ROTATION All spring sport athletes ut Lake Mary High are Invited to the Sprint S|xirts Awards Presentation on Wednesday. May 29 at 7 p h i at the Lake Mary' High auditorium. Those h|xirts Include Junior varsity and varsity baseball. .IV and \ jisit\ softball, b u s and girls track, boys and girls leiuils. boys and girls gull and gyimtastlcs cam * it m M ucm Ttucat t m COUPON McPherson STRUTS $8 9 CAimOCI TTH CARTWMTm WHEEL ALIGNMENT I* i! It $ 0 9 9 cm* 4 Bostk IVamaty v ,A \ BRAKE SPECIAL HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS iI l|i !XST i^5' Tu’ qJq J9 9 i | 3----------J L .w s st t tt tx m f �Evening Herald. Sanford. F I. Wodnoadpy. May » m i - f * Executives A p p la u d Ueberroth's D ru g -A b u s e Plan U n ite d P r e n International B a s e b a ll c o m m is s io n e r Peter Ueberroth’s’ order for mandatory drug testing for all personnel — except majofleague players — was applauded Tuesday by executives around the league. “ I’m delighted with that move.*' said Al Rosen, general manager of the Houston Astros. ”1hope I’m the first to be tested I’ll be ready today, tomorrow or the next day. I had an Inkling this was going to take place but I don’t know the specifics on how It’s going to be carried out. "All I know Is (hat all our nonuniformed personnel — and that In­ cludes everyone from scouts through Instructors — will be Involved Now I Just hope the players agree to do the same thing.” Tom Grieve, general manager of the Texas Rangers, also heralded Ueber­ roth’s decision *Tve been very impressed with the decisions that Peter Ueberroth mas made since he has been commissioner of baseball.’’ he said. “ He’s exhibited sound Judgment and I’m very sup­ portive of his latest proposal " dim Panning, a vice president of the Montreal Expos, was disappointed the players were not Involved “ Th e only thing wrong Is no players are Involved In this ruling I think most ballplayers would have no objections to taking these tests." Fanning said. “Every ballplayer who Isn’t a user should be happy to submit themselves I know if 1 were playing I’d want the club to know I’m not on It |a drug) I have no qualms about submitting to those tests myself.” Although Ueberroth said he hoped the Major League Players Association would go along with his program, c a t c h e r T e d S im m o n s of the Milwaukee Brewers hinted otherwise Baseball "When the commissioner says that urin a lysis are m andatory, 1 u n ­ derstand his intention Is a good one." said Simmons, the Brewers’ player representative “ But If I want to do tt. I’ll do tt. There’s only one reason why urinalysis Is not In the existing contract and that’s because it’s against one’s constitutional rights. You can’t force someone to submit to one against his will, ”. The niujor league players are cov­ ered by a separate drug program negotiated by the Players Asaocatlon that went Into effect last summer. One tram not really affected Is the Kansas C ity Royals They Instituted such testing of minor leaguers follow­ ing the 1983 season when the club took a public relations beating by the drug scandal that involved Wtllle Wilson. Wtllle Alkcns. Jerry Martin and Vida Blue. "We felt we had to do a belter Job of recognizing the problem and setting up a program to help those people," said Dick Balderson. director of player development for the Royals. “ A lot of organizations have since patterned their programs after what we stnrtrd In 1984“ All m inor leaguers of the Royals were tested during spring training ol 1984 and the program was expanded to Inrlude managers, coaches, scouts and (runt-office personnel In the spring of 1965 “ What’s fair for the players should be fair for the a d m in istra tio n ." Balderson said. All testing remains confidential but Balderson said those players who tested positive were offered the chance for counseling and told they would be win. lost* Xt DREW Carter Blasts Sutter, Braves NEW YO RK IUP1I - A federal grand Jury is Investigating cocaine sales In Pittsburgh to more than a dozen major league players from "almost that many tram s", the NIK* Nightly News said In a special report Tuesday night. The report also said that federal probes are exjjected In other cities. Including Atlanta and Si Louts. Th r report came two hours after Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueber­ roth announced a new drug program whereby all baseball personnel, except major league players would be in­ cluded In u mandatory drug testing program. The NIK* report also said "Sources say drug purchases were arranged inside the clubhouse of the Pirates." United Press International N.L. Baseball Smith. 2-2. who aided his own downfall by committing a key error. With the score lied 1-1. Monkle Wilson batted for Darling and walked Wally Hackman sacri­ ficed. but reached base when Smith threw wildly to first, After Howard Jo h n s o n sacrificed. Sutter relieved and walked Keith Hernandez Intentionally to bring up Carter. Carter s grand slain was the third allowed by Suttrr In his career. The others were hit by D a v e y L o p e s a n d Ken Landrraux, both of the Los Angeles Dodgers. Johnson also home red for the Mrts while Claudrll Washington connected for the Braves, Elsewhere In the Nallonul Leagur. San Diego bombed St. Louis 12-2, San Francisco de­ feated Pittsburgh 5-3, Chicago topped Los Angeles 4-2. Houston b ra t M o n t r e a l 3 -1 , and Philadelphia blanked Cincinnati 2-0 In American Leagur games, Chicago beat Cleveland 7-4. Boston lopped California 6-4. Toronto routed Oakland 10*1. Detroit crushed Texas 10-1, Baltimore downed Kansas City 4-2. Minnesota trimmed New York 8 -6 . and Milwaukee heal Seattle 5-2. Cabs 4 , Dodgers 2 Al Chicago, D avey Lopes drove In two runs with an RBI single and a sacrifice lly, and Boh l>rnilrr hud two hits and scored Iwlrc. pacing the Cubs to victory. Lopes, a former Dodger, drove In the Cults’ first run with COCAINE SALES INVESTIGATED Tigers' Snowstorm Buries Rangers In West's 'Hades' United Press International In a showdown that could have been waged at Fort Knox. Gary Carter proved to be worth his weight In gold, and Bruce Sutter no more than a plugged nickel-. Carter reached Sutter for a tie-breaking grand slam with one out In the bottom of the eighth Inning Tuesday night, giving the New York Mrts a 5*3 victory over (hr Atlanta Braves. The confrontation had a de­ cidedly rich lone to It. Carter, acquired by the Mels from the Montreal Expos over (he winter, makes 91.8 million per season, while Sutter, signed as a free agent by the Braves last winter, earns 9 1 6 million per year. "Of course I was excited over the home ru n ." said Carter. “ Wouldn’t you be? It was a split flngrred fastball, of course. I did what I am supjx>srd to do |It excites me that wr are In first ||>lurc. and we’re In first place despite Injuries Carter looked at hall one from Sutter before depositing the next delivery Into the pavilion In left field for his fifth home run of the season, his eighth career grand slam, and Ills luiqtli gum rwtnnlng hit. "He Is a good hitter," Sutter said. "H e did his Job and I didn’t do mine.” "Th in gs like that happen." added Atlanta manager Eddie Haas. "A lot of things went wrong for us In the eighth Inning — long before Sutter pitched." Carter’s blast made a winner of Ron Darling. 2-1. who struck out nine over eight Innings and was removed for a pinrh hitter during thr game-winning nuthurst. T h e loser was Zanc re-testrtl within two weeks. II a player tested positive a second time, he would enter a rehabilitation program. v % TBSf » & K > * u X M tf* a sacrifice fly to right In the third Inning to tie the score, and singled In an Insurance run In the sixth Padres 12. Cardinals 2 At St Louts. Steve Garvey went 4-for 4 and Terry Kennedy drove tn four runs, powering San Diego Dave Dravrrky. 1-2. went six Innings and yielded four hits Hob Forsch. 2-2. look the loss. G ia n ts S. Pirates At Pittsburgh. Gary Rajslch had two RBI singles, and Jlnt Golt and two relievers combined on a seven-hitter, lilting San Francisco. Gott, 2-0. permitted live hits over seven Innings. Scott Harrells pitched the ninth to rurn his third save. Lee Tunnel), 0-3. took the loss A stro s 3, Expos 1 At Montreal, Boh Knep|>er anil Bill Dawlcy combined on u llvc-hltler to lead the Astros to victory In a game held up by rain for qne hour and 46 minutes In thr sixth Inning Kncpper, 3-0. making his sixth start of the season, allowed doubles to T im Walluch and Hublr Brooks and a single to Brooks Just before the g a m r was halted. K n r p p r r struck out three and walked four, and was replaced by Dawlcy after the delay. T im Raines was O for 4 and lias been hltless in his last three games Houston manager Boh Lillis was happy with the victory despite the weather. "The weather couldn’t have gotirn any worse," Lillis said. "But when you win. you like Ihcxr t y p e s 0f victories Knrpper was good before the rain came, and Dawlcy had a good outing tonight." Lillis added. M o n tre a l m a n a g e r B u c k Rodgers d e fin ite ly felt the weather was a factor "But we had no choice, we had to play once the rain stopped." Rodgers said. "T h e rondidtlons were bad for boll) teams When you lose. It sure makes lor a long, enld night." Singles by Cruz, Phil Gamer ••ml Bailey gave Houston a 3-0 lead In the sixth. There was a snowstorm In T e x a s Tu e s d a y n ig h t. Lou Whitaker didn’t hat an eye, and Doug Rader chose to close Ills ns the Detroit Tigers buried the Rangers In a flurry or home runs. "A ll we re doing ts trying to score some runs." said Detroll second baseman Whitaker, who along with L a rry Herndon. Nelson Sim m ons and Lance Parrish delivered homers. "We had a snowball effect In this game " When the storm was over, the Tigers had a cool 10-1 triumph over the Rangers, burying them lower In the Hudes of the AL West, "It sermed like every bid) they hit was hit hard." said Rangers manager Rader of thr 15 hit jMiundlng "We Just couldn’t get unytxxlv out." T h r Tigers had Item in a hit ot a struggle of late — at least by lheir standards That ended uhruptly against a less thanaccomplished Texas pttrhlng staff. Kltk Gibson, who had onr hit In 26 previous at twits, enjoyed a jtrrfrci night, going 4-for-4. driving In three runs and scoring three. "AH we have to do ts wall, and tilings like scoring runs will come around," said Whltakrr Phillies 2. Reds O Al Philadelphia. Ron Oester tripled home a fourth-inning Orioles 4, Roysls 2 At Baltimore, Larry Sheets run, and Mario Soto won his fifth game to lead the Reds to victory, tie Ited a two-run homer and Solo. 5-2. pitched out of a rookie Tom Dixon and two Imhtx loaded Jam In the sixth relievers combined on a fiveInning but was replaced try John hitter to Irud Baltimore over Franco In the eighth Franco Kansas City. Dixon, a rookie worked until the ninth when Ted right-hander, struck out three in Power came oil to get the flnul eight Innings to raise tils record out for his fourth savr. Kevin to 3-0. Sammy Stewart got the game's Inst two outs for his tilth Gross, 2-3. lcx>k the loss A.L. Baseball save. Bret Sabrrhagen. 2-3, absorbed the loss B rew ers 5. Mariners 2 At Milwaukee. Ben O gllvlr drove In three runs with a homer and two singles and Mix>se Haas pitched a flve-hltter. leading Milwaukee. Haas. 2 2. struck out seven Seattlee’s -110 1 Heattte fell to I -3. Tw in e 8. Yankees 6 At Minnesota. T im Teufel doubled, stole a base and belted a tw o -ru n homer, und Roy Smalley hit a two-run double to puce Minnesota to Its I2lh victo­ ry In Its last 14 games Frank Viola. 5 2. allowed right hits for the triumph Ed Whitson, 14, was the loser. Ked Sox 0, Angels 4 At B o s to n , T o n y A rm a s knocked In Hirer runs. Including a two-run homer In thr firth Inning, to jxiwer Boston past r e d -h o t C a lif o r n ia . R o g e r Clemens. 3-3, was the winner and Hob Stanley earned Ids fifth save. Kirk MrCasklH. 0 2, look thr drlrut Blue Ja y s 10, A ’# I At Toronto. Ernie Whitt, Wtllle Upshaw and George Bell each drove In a pair of runs to spark lead the Toronto attack. Winner Dave Stleb, 2-3. went six Innings and Don Sutton was shelled to slide to 2-3. W hite Sox 7, Cleveland 4 A l Cleveland. Greg Walker crashed u two-run, tw o-oul homer that snapped a 4-4 He In the tilth, rallying Chicago past C le v e la n d . Floyd B a n n iste r struck out nine to |*osi his first v ic t o r y after three losses Walker’s third homer of the season came off loser Bert Blylevrn. 1-3. 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Ebhert tossed a three-hit shutout, and was barked by a 10 hit offensive attack as the Indians won by the slaughter rule over the Yankees. 10-0. T o n y C havers had three hits In five Innings. In Altamonte Little League Senior Division action. T uesday. Ebbert struck nut six and issued no free passes Howard, Tony Chavers and while giving up three singles, two to Scott John Dumph slugged three hits Conklin and one to Greg Metzger. each to pace the 13-hlt Adcock Chris Cornelius clouted a double and drove In Roofing attack. Ray Adcock ihrre runs for the Indians while Eric Swannlc and added a pair of singles and Mario Rlvcron contributed two singles apiece. scored three runs. Ehliert also drove In a run with a base rap. Johnell Hrrwingtnn and A n ­ In the second game. Hagen struck out 11 and thony Duval tiad two hits each to walked three as the Angels topped the Dodgers. lead Atlantic Hank. 4-1. Sun Dank Is being downright slublxirn. The only unbeaten tea rtf’ In the Sanford Utile Amerlean League, wants to slay that way and they're proving It by needed. The crafty lefthander treating up on the rest of the allowed just four hits. Ricardo Ransom had two of league. Tuesday night. Su n (tank t he four hits for Seminole Ford. scored eight times In the first ADCOCK STOPS ATLANTIC While Sun Hank has yet to lose Inning and never looked back en route to Its eighth straight win of a game, defending league and the season. 14-3 over Seminole city champion Adcock Roofing rrmalns In second place, but has Ford at Westslde Flrld. T o n y D u n c a n and T o n y three losses. Adcock Roofing Armondl had two hits each In rolled up a big lead early Tues­ the big first Inning while Al day rn route to a 13-7 victory Perkins and Lorrti/o Polk also over Atlantic Hank at Fort contributed Irane raps. Sun Hank Mellon Park, Adcock scored 10 runs over also took advantage of four the first three innings and re­ walks In the Inning. Th e first-inning outburst was liever Krsklne Howard held off a all winning pitcher Al Perkins late rally to preserve the win. Baseball McEnroe Advances NEW YORK (UPI) - For a full four minutes, John McEnroe explained what was wrong with his game, the fans, and the wealbrr. Vince Van Patten, who had Just come off the court with McEnroe, presented a stark contrast to hts moody rival, Flnxlilng Ills best Hollywood smile. Van Patten explained bow happy he was and how much he enjoyed lhe match. If you know anything about people, you'd presume Van Pat­ ten was the winner of their Tuesday night contest. If you're familiar with lentils, you'd m i * jM-ct something different. M cE n ro e, despllc his de­ meanor. had Just swept the final nine games in complete a (>4, 0-0 victory over Van Patten tn an oprnlng-rnund match of the $015.(XX) Tournament of Cham ­ pions The tournament, currying an $H0.(XX) first prize. Is sponsored by Shearson Lehman Brother*. In temperament and lulent, McEnroe and Van Patten are courts apart, and their perfor­ mances Tuesday night provided ample evidence. M cEnroe, who return s to Forest Hills today to play Jaro Navruttl of Czechoslovakia. Is ever the perfectionist. Despite hts one sided victory, he had reason for disappointment. "It was very windy and I wasn't ready for the conditions." McEnroe said. "Il was my first Him* outdoors this season and you don't feel like you're getting In a groove. I felt sluggish, I wasn't moving as well, and the hall loss was lough. All other seeded players In action Tuesday won first-round matches, Uu hiding No. 3 Aaron Krlrkstrln. No. 4 Henrik Sundstrom and No. 5 Johan Krlek Krtcksirlu routed Hans-Prler handler of Austria. 6 -1. 6-1, Sundstrom treat lellow Swede Jonas Svrnsson. 11*1. 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IMS— IB Top Winners In Garden Club Flower Show Mary Tillis, winner of The Garden Club of Sanford Inc. held fhe Annual Flower Show, Patterns and Patches, at the clubhouse. The 3 day standard show show at­ tracted a steady stream of flower fa n cie rs. In right photo, Bob Douglas, repre­ senting Sun Banks, presented Abble Owen the Sweepstakes A w a rd in D e s ig n . The Sweepstakes Award Is given to fhe exhibitor in the Design Division and Horticulture Division winning the most blue ribbons. the Sweepstakes Award in Artistic Design, accepts the trophy from Wayne Albert of First Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole. M o th e r’s Day Walter White of % ALL DRESSES Empire of America Federal Savings OFF Th is Is 3 Days Only •Com e In Early While Selections Are Good Association presents the Creativity Award SELECTED % JEW ELR Y to Garden Club president Mary Tillis OFF All Sales Final MasterCard. VISA. Cash Or Chech for her arrangement, 'Modern Stitchery.' H triM P**ete* 116 W. First St. Temifi j Vlactnl U tl 3 2 3 -4 1 3 2 •’ Downtown Sanford Smi/brci'.s Most Unique lUmtlqut Talent, Gong Show To Benefit Clinic In keeping with I he dcslgmr lion of May us "Better Speech and Hearing M onth" and lo concentrate attention on local facilities available for comm u u lra tlv r d is o rd e rs , area Sertoma and lai Srrtoma clubs arc joining forces to present a "Talent and Gong Show" Satur­ day May 18 al Ihc University of Central Florida's Engineering Building Theatre. All proceeds from ttir benefli performance will t>e donated to the Com­ municative Disorders Clinic on ttic UCF campus. The show, which begins at 7 30 p m.. will be preceded by an open house at (tie clinic beginn­ ing al 3 p m . The public Is Invited to lour the clinic, meet the staff and volunteers, and then stay for the entertainment. ITtzes will be awarded In three talent catrgorlr»--besl perfor­ mance from Scrlnma. from La S r r t o m a . a n d fro m n o n members Students and faculty at UCF and Interested support­ ers are rxpcrtrd to enter the competition. Advance tickets are •3 1*3.50 al the door) and are available from club members, from the UCF clinic, or form telephone reservations (695- 7597b <Triedman's JEW ELERS Mother's Ring! 5! $5995 Th e Winter I’ark La Serioma Club Is the sponsor and origina­ tor of the program and has Issued challenges to other clubs lo la-come Involved cither by entering acts In the talent con­ ic s t , I n v i t i n g o t h e r s I o participate, or selling tickets. According to Barbara Kuhn, director of the show. "T h is Is a timely and appropriate project for area clubs la-cause speech and hearing Is an International sjxinsorshlp for both Sertoma and LaSertoma. and the UCF clinic Is an atllllale of the Sertoma Foundation." In addition to the clinic open house and talent show, the May IK events will feature free refreshemcnls, celebrity Judges and a number of undisclosed "suprlscs " Dress rehearsal for the show will la- Saturday af­ ternoon of the evening's |>erforinance, and assistance Is avail­ able to work with Individuals or groups who wltg lo participate. "T h is Is tremendous opportuni­ ty to combine fun wllfi charity." says Kuhn. "Ami we re hoping ihat ifie Central Florida com m u­ nity will assist us on stage or behind the scenes- ln Ihls service project (or the speech and hear­ ing impaired " Girl Scouts Set June Safety Clinic Citrus Council of Girl Srouls and the Central Florida Chapter of lhe American Bed Cross are co-sponsoring a Safety Clinic to be held June 7-10, at the Girl S c o u t i'r o g r u m C r n l e r In Seminole County. The courses are open to adults and girls who meet age and course prere­ quisites. whether or not they are registered Girl Scouts. Men are welcome to attend The following courses will hr offered Basic Rescue. Advanced Lifesaving. Water Safety In­ structor. Canoeing Instructor, and Sailing Instructor. These courses have a *50 00 fee which Includes all meals and lodging Also being offered Is Multimedia Standard First AUI Instructor or First Alder, CPR Instructor or Basle Life Support Fees for these courses vary as to length of the course. For more in format Ion about the courses, schedules and fees, or to rrqurst an application contact the Girl Scout Service Center. (305| 045 1020 FRIEDMAN’S GLADLY WELCOMES YOUR PERSONAL CHARGE ACCOUN I •lui.l YV'l|ht Boy Scout Barbecue A barbecue chicken dinner wtl) be held Saturday. May 11. at the Good Shepard Lutheran Church. 2917 Orlando Drive, o Sanford, to raise funds for Boy \ Scout Troop 508 Hours for the barbecue, open to the publlr. will hr from noon to 6 p in The cost Is S3 50 per person Triedman’s ■ IN C ! 1*84 V. JEWELERS Sanford Plaza Altamonte Mall Winter Park Mall I I I I l i a t l K f M l M I R M I I III M W m Ilf | Ml M l I H I H m i m i M .H h \B i i m M I I I H I I I <JI ( M l i m i l H I I I I H ^ l !% (|| > H IM H M D i �I B —Evvmntl Hsreld, Sanford, F I. Wednesday, M ay a, 1915 (c ^ e e a o o t/ u . . \S a u t t u *... A \3 by Chic Young vcx/ae ou#«r < m ooo 3 -^ E j fi o c tvieE BUS OV) V ^ w li S & if a r r f f i by Mort Walker R R ET LE BAILEY TH E BORN LOSER npr by Art Sansom by Howls Schneider EEK A MEEK H f they EVER Dtt/GWa rceot Old Football Injury May Require Surgery D EA R DR. G O T T - I Injured m y knee playing football about 10 year* ago Ever since then, when I walk for a long period of time, m y knee swells slightly anil gets very tender. What can I do? DEAR READER - You may have suffered Internal knee damage. Involving Ihr cartilage, during your football career, or you may have sprained the knee and stretched Ihr ligaments that support It, Slight swelling after exercise Is of no consequence. However, If you have pain, limitation of movement or lock* Ing of the knee, you should be exam ined by an orthopedic surgeon. DEAR DR. G O T T — If a person h a d a lo b e c to m y clue to tuberculosis, would he lie more likely lo develop emphysema In later years? DEAR READER - No The lobectomy Itself would not cause emphysema, because at the time of the operation, ihe surgeon removed only ihr diseased por­ tion of one lung. However, many patterns who have had T H also smoked heavllv or worked m occupations that involved air pollution. Inhalrd paniculate matter ran cause a staggering array of lung diseases — from aslieslosls to farmer's lung — that can Irad lo em ­ physema. Tu b e rcu lo s is can cause a condition called "pulm on ary llb ro s is .” characterized by extensive lung scarring. This scarring can produce the same type of shortness of brralh wc associate with emphysema. II a person has dlfllctilty breathing as lit- ages, l i l t s may lx- due to Itrarl disease nr ihr normal amount of emphysema that comes with advancing age* A lobectom y. T H or any lung Infection can accelerate ih r expected l o s s ol long function Ihnl Is part of the aging process. D E A R DR G O TT If a person's nails are marked with ridges nr lines, what dors this Indicate? I) L A R It K A I) E R Longitudinal ridging of die nails alferls everybody who enters Ihe ranks of the elderly. Like gray hair and wrinkled skin, nail rf Li » ridging Is inescapable and re­ quires no treatment. Transverse ridging of the nails, however, ran Indicate a nutritional deficiency. If you are voung and have newly ridged nails, help yourself lo a physical examination by a specialist In Internal medicine. m in u te s In hot w e a th e r, th e odor Is unbearable. DEAR READER — Check out the underarm areas of your son's clothes. Often, perspiration oils are not completely laundered out of the clothing, and with re­ pealed wearing, the clothes themselves begin to smell Send your questions to Dr. Gott at P.O. Box 91428. C/eveland. Ohio 44101. DEAR D R . G O T T - My 8-year-old son has very offensive underarm odor It Just started this year. 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North wasuble lohld two Soulh can nuw come to only five n o -tru m p without w o rryin g heart I ricks, one spadr. two alioul whether South might diamonds and Ihe club ace. |rass When South did hid three T hai's only nine tricks, so the dubs. North could feel his way result Is doyen one Thai would lx- the kind ol stilly with three hearts, allow ing Soulh to hid four with the actual drlriisc lhal gels written about. NORTH ♦ky ISIS Vt7 ♦ A K 543 I ♦ 732 WEST ♦ A 1014 W g 543 ♦ g 74 ♦ 10 I EAST ♦ J 745 V9 ♦ J 1094 ♦ K QJ 4 SOUTH ♦ 931 ♦ A K J 10 4 J ♦ ... ♦ asks Vulnerable East-West Dealer East W r it Norik East l*SM 34 I ’*** (• „ , Pass Pass Pas* I NT IV Pass Pass Pass P tu Sou It IV ;y 3* 4V Opening lead 4 A HOROSCOPE W hpt The Doy Will Bring... Ty\EY'f*E A L M O/r IMpoyyigLE Tt> C O fA M U N iC A T P W IT H v r—% -TH&lP PFACTIo n T I M E \$ L o N G f p TH A N T H F lIZ a t t e n t io n Sp a n . YOUR BIRTHDAY M A T 0. 1085 Someone you’ve drilled apart from may re-enter your life In the year uheud and your bunds of friendship will be renewed T h e re la tio n s h ip will now become very meaningful In your IHe. TAURUS |April 30-May 20| Carefully consider all of your altrrnalivrs before entering Into agreements ttxlay, hut once you make u commitment, stand by your work at all coal. G E M IN I (May 3 1-June 20) Confidential company matters should only be discussed with persons who urr directly in ­ volve d . W e ig h your w ord s carefully when talking to outsid­ ers CANCER (June 21^1uly 221 Th e re 's a chance that the behavior of a valued friend could be an nuy Ing today. No one Is perfect, so quickly lorglvr and forget. LEO (July 23 Aug 22) You II perform efllclenity today lusks dial are of your own choosing, but you mlghi lx- inept and careless with Jobs Imjiosed upon vou by others. VIRGO (A ug. 23 Sept 22l Instead of buying Impulsively, lake lots of lime today to study any bargain you are offered. There's a chance It’ll be less titan a good deal. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23! Do nnl be llmld or wishy-washy Kxlay In mailers that alTect your welfare or material security. Stand up for your rights. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Your best interests may not be fully served today because you could lx- too easily swayed by outside Influence. Tre at all lalrly. but also look out for yourself SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 211 Use your smarts In your business dealings today. Don't make concessions unless the other party 1s prepared to do some adjusting as well. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Ja n . 19) You have friends In positions lo help you advance your hopes, but to gain Ihclr assistance, you'll have to be more specific about your objectives AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) In a career situation today, sn ally will come through for you as prom ised However, he will expect you to keep secret whatevrr transpires. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Even though the amount may be trifling, don't make a loan today to someone your Instincts warn against. Your Intuition Is trying to protect you. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Small mistakes are possible to­ d a y In y o u r c o m m e r c i a l dealing*. However. If you take the time to do things In an orderly fashion, errors can easily he avoided. ANNIE TUMBLEW EEDS by Lvonard Starr .IF I PONT RETURN YOUll nftvc to m e the c mi p H SACK TO SAFETY/ r j r r*hi Pt^PSiJFFeKO . one w oo# SO*e SOAT O cap? ! a m * F I * . n et i&i >t * » u*; f A �Evening H * rild . Sanford FI. W *d r* »d iy, May I . m j - J B Smoker s Tragic Death Inspires Reader's Vow DEAR A B B Y : On April 5. I read a letter In your column In the Rocky Mountain News that did som ething for me that nothing else was able to do. It made me decide to quit smok­ ing It was written by a woman signed "Grieving In Gulfport." whose beloved younger sister had died from lung cancer Her doctor bluntly stated. “ Ciga­ rettes killed her." "Grlevlng's" final paragraphs hit me like a thunderbolt: "Abby. why do advertisers make cigarette ads so attractive? In­ stead. they should run a before and after picture of a once beautiful woman vomiting and bald from radiation therapy. "I know this letter Is too long for your column, but If It makes J u m one person reach Into her purse (or his pocket) and throw­ away that puck of cigarettes. It will in- worth It Abby, please tell "Grieving" that her le tte r made th is 4 2-year-old. fo ur-p ack-a daywoman reach Into her purse and throw her cigarettes In the trash! I've taken an oath to never smoke again Text bad she didn't sign her nam e. She deserves to be thanked publicly. F R E E IN D EN V ER Dear Abby D E A R FR EE : She did sign her name, but requested that her letter be signed "Grieving In Gulfport" If published However. I telephoned her to tell her what a terrific Impact her letter had made, and ^sked If I could reveal her Identity. She said. "If you think It will help Just one person, go ahead. " So. orchids to you. Dorothy Sosebee In Gulfport. Miss ! my selfishness, and now I'm miserable I realize that I do not love this older married man I want my old life hack, but I know m y husband and Ills tamtly will never lorglve me for what I have done Please hrlp me. A S H A M E D IN A M H E R S T D E A R A S H A M E D : You reallv want to live or you wouldn't have written to me. You can be helped, and I want to help you. hut It's not possible unless you tell me how to reach you. Please call you telephone op­ erator and ask for vour local D EA R A B B Y : I never thought I’d be writing to you for advice, but here I am. My world Is In chaos, and for the first time In my life I am considering suicide I urn the mother of two beuuttful twin boys who are 2 years old. I often wonder If they'd be better off without me. I'm 22. Six months ago I left my husband to live with a married man I thought I loved. I de­ stroyed two families because of suicide prevention office. Then phone that office and tell the people there that Abby told you lo call Do this Immediately, and let me hear Irom vou at once. I (Every teen ager should know the truth about sex. drugs and how to lx* happy. For Abby's Ixxtklet. send a check or money order for $2 50 and a long, s ta m p e d (3 9 c e n ts ) sell addressed envelope to Abby. Teen Booklet. P O. Box 38923. Hollywood. Calif 90038.) S3 General NutritionCenters 500 MG. ^ VITAMIN C •003T n n t *• • i l l i C u n l 11 w i l l E p 9 9 ' 500-S4.89 4001.U. m VITAMIN E ■0991 HM G V I J O A SOMO i j E ZINC , irocnit •ZSJS 1CENTRUM* 9 9 * » 230 - 2239 s6 ” it cans im mg LECITHIN •OTIS $129 ■ 100 500 1599 5 1 / 9 too 250 - S4.39 IF YOU CAN FIND A LOWER LOCAL RETAIL PRICE. WE LL M A TCH IT! coupon ECONOMY DENTURE CLINIC Thespian Conference Sheri Sargent, from left, Jerry Ragsdale and Jane Epps (sponsor) of Sem inole High School were among the participants when approximately 1,200 high school students and their sponsors rcently attended the 1985 Thespian Conference at Florida State University In Tallahassee. The conference, hosted by the FSU School of Theatre, Included workshops and competition In music and drama Upper Denture Lower Denture *175°° *175°° osuo osiw of officers will be Sanlord Mayor lleltye Smith who Is also a member and past president of Pankhurst. Pankhurst. a woman's service organzatIon. was established In 1980 to bring women logrtlier through development, servtc-e, education, and leadership. A unique organization. I’ankhunit provides u fuium for growth and the shurlng of Ideas and talents and meets monthly. A major goal Is to provide two scholar­ ships lo area high school girls and a third scholarship for a mature woman returning to col­ lege. For the second consecutive year. Pankhurst will present a series of classes for women to he held at Seminole Community College. The 5- week course began Tuesday und Is entitled "Women's Issues In Our Tim es" and ojx-n to the public. Registra­ tion Is 85 and any Interested women are asked lo register al Ihe SCC AdministrationsOlflre. Fashion Show To Spark Sweetwater Installation The May 13th Luncheon and Fashion Show at the Sweetwuter Oaks Country Club Is a frte In honor of the Sweetwater Oak's Garden Club officer Installation ceremony which will take plat e beginning al 11 a m. The new Garden Club officers to serve the 1985-86 trrm are as Inflows president. Jean Morris. V .P . (m em b e rsh ip). W inn ie McPherson. V.P. (program s). Margaret Kirkpatrick. V P Ihospltaillyl. Florence Zmudka. sec ret ary. M.irgarri Moore, reporter. Naomi Zarenxky. and treasurer. Marilyn Mr Illy ■ Kuth Ault. In charge ol Ihe Garden Chib's publicity, reports that this meeting will lx- Ihe final Hireling of the 1984-85 year Meetings lor the 1985-80 season will resume on Sept I ) . — 99‘ GERALD W. 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Pamela Morris, youth. M arilyn Denton, scholarship. Sandra Barker: logistics. Wanda A b e l: social. B a rb a ra and Kercher and Janice Springfield: ways and means. Becky Kralt. and newsletter. Joan Walker. Presiding over the Installation NO IIMI1 GARLIC ■ t �4 5 - Evening Herald. Sanlord, FI. WtdrwMJiy. Way •- '*»S Potpourri Perform Magic With Popover Pizza Magician* Invent a world of wonder on stage, creating mar­ velous Illusions that mystify audiences. Magic, however, Is not reserved only for the stage. Conjure up you own magic In the kitchen with this Upsidedown Popover PUza. Alm ost magically, the top m ist puffs up during baking Underneath is u savory mixture of favorite pizza Ingredients Crust Is made with Gold Mefal Wondrn quick-mixing flour for qulckcr-than-the- eye m ixing. Just pour or dip and level the flour, tlc m use of It granular texture, the flour disperses Intantly In liquids. There's no sifting, kneading or rising time. For a presto-chan go variation, you m ay want to substitute ground lam b, duck hr even vrnlson for the ground beef and pork, and use a prepared pizza sauee. As It Is said In the world of magle, "it must be seen (and tnsledl to be believed ,,, no description is adequate. remaining egg roll wrappers and nillng. In uncovered electric wok. brat three cups com oil to 375° F. Carefully add egg rolls, two at a time. Fry 2-3 minutes or until golden brown. Drain on paper towels. Serve with holsln sauce. Makes 10. roll wrapper with one point toward you. Spoon about % cup pork mixture horizontally across and Just b e lo w ce n te r of wrapper. Moisten all edgesof wrapper with water. Fold bottom corner over filling and roll halfway up wrapper, making an elongated roll. Fold two side corners Inward over filling, Roll up toward remaining corner; press gently to seal. Repeal with For a Perfect Cup of Tea: Preheat frapof by rfoafng with hoi water. firing fresh. cold wafer to full, rolling boll. Uac one tea bag per cup nf wafer. Pour boiling wafer fnto frapof and cover. Let stand 3-5 minutes Gently squeeze tea bags and remove. Serve plain, as the Chinese prefer, or add sugar or honey, as Conjure up your own magic Upside down Popover Pizza. desired. Rawson, The New Owner A Renewed Commitment jRededication To You MEAT UPSIDE-DOWN POPOVER PIZZA 10 ounces bulk jxrrk sausage or 1 (round ground herf Mi cup chopped onion W cup chopped grrrn pepper 2 tablespoons Gold Medal Wondrn flour •A leas|MMin dried basil leaves •A teaspoon fennel seed W teaspoon dried marjoram leaves I ru n (15 ounces) tnrnutn sauce M ounces mozzarella cheese, thinly sliced I riq i Gold Medal Wondrn flour I eup milk 1 lablesfNNin vegrlahleoll 'A lrus(MM>n sail 2 eggs W eup grated parinrsnn cheese Meat oven to ‘125“. Cook and stir sausage and onion til 10Inch skillet until sausage Is tender; brown and onion drain. Stir In green pepper. 2 tablespoons flour, the basil, denne) seed, marjoram and tomato sauce heat to (Milling Itoll and stir 1 minute Four Into ungreased rectangular pun. 1 3 x 0 x 2 In c h e s A r r a n g e mozzarella nitres on top. beat I cup flour, the mild, oil sli and eggs with hand lM*uirr until miHMilh: pour over cheese alli es Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese, bake until pully and golden brown, 25 In 30 minutes Serve Immediately, fl to H srrvlugs. Is cheese PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY. MAY 9 THRU WEDNESDAY, MAY 15. 1965. QUANTfTY RIGHTS RESERVED. t M fliii J .vsBft, SLICED BACON $J38 1 LB PKG. LB PLAIN OR SELF RISING TOP QUALITY GRAIN FED FRESH PORK SLICED FLOUR QUARTER PORK LOIN 5 LB BAG 79 « U S D A TOP CHOICE CAUFORNIA ? 1 28 STEAKS LF^ U&D A. GRADE A ROCK CORNISH HENS 2402 j A VO MZE 98< u o o a to p hmuu o tm w it h b a c a s oondom kxz CAUF. 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M 0 U W A V E O H D C SU N tJt CENTER CUT 1 M f AST QTMS WITH M O V 1 ItQ PORK ROAST . d . 28 JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS TOP OUALTTY GRAIN FED FRESH PORK < roe ouAim town fid hush n $178 BONELESS BEEF M acaw h a lt t u c t o r w i PORK EOO ROLLS T* HICKORY SMOKED o S w fl 9 0 9 ■ * 3 0 PILLSBURY I can (15 (A mineral salmon I package (H ounces) cream cheese, soltened 1 Iaide spoon lemon juice 2 leaspoons each grated onion and prepared horseradish H |ens|Mioii liquid smoke Sail and p e p | M -r In taste V* eup chopjied pecans 2 labieH(xKma mim ed parsley Drain and (lake salmon Coin blue salm on, cream clierse. lemon Juice, onion, horseradish, liquid smoke, sail and pep(M-r blend well. Shajre Into a ball or log mi waxed paper. Wrap and elilll several hours. Combine nuts and parsley on waxed paper; roll salmon mold til mixture, Chill T h is k llc h r n-tested recipe makes about 2 11« cups spread OS.) PLANTATION BONELESS CHUCK ROAST 8MOKY SALMON SPREAD Kgg mils, often thought of as up|ietlzers, are srrvril In the menu as one ol the main dishes. The filling fur them Is a savory blend of (xirk, onion and I i u i u I m m i shoots seasoned with ginger, soy sauee and holaln sauce. The mixture can I k - made the duy before, but fill the egg roll w iapprrs Just before trying. 3 tablespoons corn starch 2 tablesfKMins liolsln sauce 2 tablespoons soy sauce 3 tables|MMins corn oil. divided I large onion, thinly sliced, srparutrd Into rings It pound tiean sprouts I run (8 sliced bamboo sh o o ts, d ra in e d , c o a rs e ly chopped I lublespoon minced ginger mot (ubout one cup) Vt (Mill nil boneless jxiik, diced 10egg mil wru|i|>ers 3 cups corn oil In small bowl, stir together com starch, holsln sauce and soy sauce until snioolh: set uaide. In uncovered electric wok. heat two tablespoons of the com 011 over high heal. Add onion, sttr-lry I minute. Add bean sprouts und bamboo shoots; stir-fry two minutes longer. Hr move. Meat remaining one tables­ poon corn oil. Add ginger; stirfry 30 seconds Add pork; stir-fry 1-2 minutes or until lightly browned. Return vegetables to wok bestir corn starch mixture; stir Into pork mixture until well blrtitled. T u rn wuk oil. Remove pork mixture and cool. Wash and dry wok To fill egg mils, place one egg in the kitchen with this 1602 xeouura oa BiucMaav WAFFLES . .99 MORTON DINNERS not .99 ISOZ ABQULAA A U VAO T T P TETLEY H /'* f<d TEA BAGS 24 COUNT $159 $ J5 9 f W •‘ lJ | •' *1 > SANFORD 2944 ORLANDO ROAD, ZAYRE PLAZA AT THE CORNER OF 1742 tXTXA BOOV o a MOOMAL CLAIROL SHAMPOOBOI 1.29 IXT*A N O A M coMxnoMNa oa stasrrvt EDGE G E L ...... red.49 ACT1FED tablets a 1.49 VAMUg NmatVf CAM BABY POWDER >«1.79 AcnriD CAZ9ULB tocount oa JIFFY 1 FAMILY St2E 4A0Z JAR oowznoN ooz men 1 \ CORN MUFFIN MIX asoz b o x 4 in AORLANUU MUAU R.C. COLA, D IET RITE, R.C. 100 or VERNOR GINGER ALE 6 PACK 1202 CAN $159 / �Microwave Magic Super Salads Even Easier Than Before The warm weather Is about to descend on us again and that usually means that lighter meals are now to our liking Salads, fruit, vegetable, meat and fish can provide many nutrients in a "llte'' satisfying way. The microwave makes pre paring salads even easier than before: the vegetables will have a better color, gelatins will be sm oother, m eats w ill cook quicker and preparation lime as a whole will be shorter Cream cheese can be softened in less than a m in u te and w ater brought to a boll quickly. While asparagus Is still avail­ able. try this salad * Evening M«raId. Sanford. FI. Midge Mycoff Home Economist Seminole Community Collrgr / 11 pound fresh mushrooms-sliced Dressing one third cup cider vinegar 1 tablespoon sugar 2 tablespoons of lemon Juice I teaspoon of garlic salt 'y teaspoon of dry mustard 1» teaspoon of bssil l y teaspoon of nrrgeno t cup vegetable oil Irrsh ground black pepper Place the vinegar In a 2-cup ASPARAGUS SALAD 1 (khi ml fresh asparagus 2 smallsweet on Ions--sliced In rings O f Pantry Pride Brings To Excellence And Our Valued Customers. measure. Microwave on IOO percent power for .10 seconds, or until vinegar Is hot. Add sugar, lemon Juice and herbs and stir. Microwave asparagus tu a cov­ ered container on 100 percent power for 3-5 minutes. Drain and cool Add onions and mushrooms io the asparagus Tour dressing over the vegetable mixture. Cover and chill several hours before serving Taco salads are on many mentis these davs-make this one at home MEXICAN SALAD 1-3 IrasjMMins chill powder (or to taste) 'yteaspoon garlic salt I |M>und lean ground chuck Wednesday, May I, 1H J —SB I large head of Ire burg let lure 1 115 ounce) ran ol kidney brans 1 1 cup of celery. chopped 2 tomatoes, chopped rup ripe olives, sliced In rings 1j rup of rrd onions, chopped I rup sharp cheese, grated I |8 ounce) Ixutlr Catalina dressing I I lOj package of corn chips, crushed Microwave ground chuck, chill pepper. garlic salt on I(XI per­ cent power lor 5-6 minutes Drain Rinse chill beans Add beans, rrlrry, tomatoes, olives, onions, cheese and drrssthg lo the lettuce tha t has been washed, drained and lortt Into bite si/r pieces Add the drained ine.it Chill at least one hour be foie sen tug Add corn chips and toss Ol'e! This special It tut salad makes It* servings It s a good one lor a church or school covered dish supjM-t SIMPLY SCRUMPTIOUS STRAWBERRY SALAD p y cPride WE WILL CONTINUE TO REDEEM CASH DIVIDEND CERTIFICATES THRU MAY 11,19&5. I 120 ounce) ran of crushed pineapple 1 (li otittec) !m>x si raw (tern Jelli* 2 cups buttermilk 1 |N m in e d container ol w hipped dessert lopping tycup olehopped pecans Drain pineapple well Put Juli e In a large glass Ihiw I Heal Juice 1-2 minutes on ItXI peternl power Add and dissolve Jrllo t'lMil Add hut lei milk ami pine apple ami place In relrlgrtalor unlit mixture starts lo Ihleken Fold In dessert topping and nuts pour lulu a large pyrrx dish oi several small molds dust a little dlllerent twist on .m old lavurIt.-* LAYERED POTATO SALAD WITH MUSTARD SAUCE f> medium potatoes, cooked and sllerd 2 onions . sliced and divided in tings 3 haul billed e g g s . ehnp|»r<! 1 enp olives, sliced FRESH FRESH BROCCOLI 79 BUNCH JUMBO HEAD CAULIFLOWER c 10 WATERMELONS $ 1 39 OAMJOU CAtWO ................ui.69 IRONSTONE DINNERWARE 6/$l C 99 JUCY OUR PRICE.. $Q 99 SERVICE FOR * ASSORTED PATTERNS »OZ MUGS. 8b- SOUP BOWLS, 7Vi* SALAD PLATES AND T DINNER PLATES OVENPROOF. MICROWAVE OVEN A DISHWASHER SAFE. _n ew R A D IS H E S ... ££ .1 4 rtuow S Q U A S H . . . 3 & 1 .0 0 fr o m calfo m m a O N IO N S ..........4 /1 .0 0 L E M O N S .......... 10/.99 5 s lic e s b a c o n HI-C FRUIT DRINKS A U FLAVORS 6 4 0 Z JAR JU N E BOY SWEET RELISH soz JAR 59 au au. vAMrnis »oz HOZ CAN BOX MASGCOOMEAT case on b c t t t a ALMOST HOME ALL VAMCTKS NABISCO COOKIES JAM SOI v A »fm a cm tdqaas 1.09 ___ K R A F T MUSTARD 2 .0 9 aot .8 6 to w n R O A C H TR A P S PREMIUM SALT1NE3 wa1.15 $ 1 19 39 S N A C K CRACKERS .59 lU lO C n nrrm y* O R EO SANDWICH . KAL KAN DOG FOOD PRINGLES POTATO CHIPS RICE A RONI YELLOW RICE wS .8 9 JIF PEANUT BUTTER COUNTRY PRIDE FRESH BAKED BOILED HAM FRESH FRIED CHICKEN WHITE BREAD $*119 $£99 HALF POUND ■ J H L V W 16 PIECE SATCHEL 1 LB LOAF 6 9 * WESSON CORN OIL 4SOZ BOTTLE KMNSYtVAMA OVTCM tm iH A L/ P O U N O la ko i to m Bologna. 1.99 HAM& Sandwich Roll . . . 8/.80 SwittCheM. .«£S1.89 SANDWICH$ | 6 9 ShtttCak#MMM------4 .9 9 K1D0AKAN Lebanon EACH Morrows DAY H U « M U L T * HALF FOUND Vegetable Salad COCA COLA, D IET COKE. TA B , SPRITE, MR. PIBB or m ello yello 8 PACK 12-OZ CAN \ .8 9 MOTHOTt DAY rntSH BAXfD CHCWBANT on a umtn8.99 A&W ROOT BEER BUSH’S BAKED BEANS KIQJLAA OH SUGAA F H i 6 PACK 12-OZ CAN 210Z CAN 2 . , 3 9 ' ° * ___________________ >*n not w i •■ I f I 3 Iraspoonsbacon dtljijtliigs 1« tup of eider vinegar 2 lahirxpooils ol water I luhlespoons ol water one-eighth tea*|>noii pepper 1. leasppon dry muslaiil -I green unions, i liinly sliced leaf, ttlhh or oilier lender tenure lone pound ol Irrsh spinach Is a delicious suhsillulc Inr lelltnel Mtcrowuve bacon in a glass buklng dish, or on a microw ave nick, on l(X) (irrcrnl jMiwrr lor -15 minutes, in until bacon Is crisp. Drain bantu, cruiublr and set aside. Combine remaining lugrerllenis. except lei lute ami onions and mix well Microwave on 100 percent |K>wrr lor 2 3 mlmites or unill hot Pour hut dressing over lettuce ami unions lu a salad howl. Toss l i g h t ly and g a r n is h wi t h crumbled bacon Serve immedl airly American Sampler IN THE DELI/BAKERY STORES ONLY LEAN 1 "grew up" in I’eiiiisvlvniihi: we had this salad as the llisi Irliucr and green unions rainr from i he garden PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH WILTED LETTUCE FRESH PEACHES rn o M o w i n C A R R O TS .2 ai5 .4 9 16 PIECE (REGULAR PRICE B U R GREEN CUKES « I wo dillds cup mayonnaise lue tlilid enp muslard Vinegar lo taste Mleruwave |M»talues on too |H-reenl |Niwer If* IM mmoles oi until slightly tlint Allow to stand 5 -It) niltttites coveted Cool Peel amt slice Plat e a lavei ol potatoes, onions eggs and olives l)rl//lt* imiHiard uvn jHilahK-s etc Lavei and drizzle more mustard sauce. Chill and serve. MOTHER'S 04V $ 1 59 FRESH M*5M COLO J ra tio Mustard Sauce: EARS 19 FRESH _ YELLOW CORN * 249 BUSCH or NATURAL LIGHT BEER 12 PACK 120Z CAN This Steeple Pudding gels tis name from the steeple likeshajic ol the mold ll Is a cross lielwrru Lemon Pudding and Steeple Cream, Imth popular drsserls when Williamsburg was (lie cap llal of the Virginia colonies. STEEPLE PUDDING I cup sugar, divided •y cuprum March 3 cups milk iy cup lemon juice i egg whiles, ul room temperatore In 3-quarl saucepan, stir together >4 cup ol llie sugar and corn starch Gradually stir lu milk until smooth Stirring con­ stantly, bring lo ImiII over medi­ um Inal ami 1mill I minute Remove from heat Stir In lemon Juice Turn Inin large bowl. In small taiwl with mixer al high speed, beat egg whiles unill loamy. Gradually beal In re­ maining <4 rup sugar until Mill (teaks form Gently fold Inlo lemon mixture. T u r n Inlo 7 cup mold. Tap mold tin counter lo reduce air bubbles Cover: reIrlgeratr overnight or until firm Unmold utdn serving platter. II desired, garnish w ith whole blanched almonds and candled violets and serve with sliced strawberries Makes 10servings I l I �» ■ —Evening H erald. Sanford, FI. Schroeder's Hemorrhage Puzzling L O U I S V I L L E . K y. ( U l ’ l) — A n X -r a y shows hemorrhaging In William Schrocdcr'ii hraln has stopped, but doctors slid rannol explain what caused the bleeding that left the w o rld ’s longestliving artificial heart patient speechless and bedridden. "Th e test revealed Ihul there was no more bleeding,*’ H um a na H o s p ita l A u d u b o n spokeswoman Donna Hazle said Tuesday night following two C T scans on Sehroeder, 53. of Jasper, Ind, "At this point, they do not kn o w what caused the bleeding and (hey still do not know If there has been any hraln dam age," she said. "He Is stable, hr Is rrsllng, and he Is still listed In critical r ondlllori.” Hazle said Sehroeder was re s p o n d in g on command when he Is asked to and pioneer artificial heart surgeon William DeVries was " r e s e r v in g h is d e ­ cision" on whether the hemorrhaging Is Itfrthrealenlng Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o r THE EIGHTEENTH IUOICIAL CIRCUIT I N AMD T OR SEMINOLE COUNTV. FLO R ID A CASE NO: *4 IM ) CAtfO C L Y D E D f u n k and EDNA L FUNK. Plaintiff*. vt OCALE E R A T . U N IT E D S TA TE S O F A M E R IC A and SUN B AN K . N A Oalandantt N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that purtwanf to a Summary Final Judgment ot Foractotur# datod April It. tig) Cat* No *4 1*0) c a o* G at th* Circuit Court ot th* Eightaanth Judicial Dlsrrlct In and tor Samlnol* C o u n ty. F lo rid a . In which C L TO E O FU N K and ED N A L FU N K ar* th* Plalntlftt. and OGALE E R A V . U N IT E D S TA TE S O F A M E R IC A and SUN B A N K . N A . a n th# Da landanti, I will tall to th* highatt and bait biddte lor cath In th* lobby at th# Watt Front door ot th# Courthout* In Son tord. Saminoto County. Florid* at II 00 on th* Itth day ot May. It*s. tho following datcrlbad proparty tot forth In th* Ordar ol th# Summary Final Judg mart of Foractotur* L o t 101. G O R V E V I E W V IL L A G E . According la th* Plat tharaol at racordad In Plat Boo* I*. Pagat a and t. ot th* Public Racord* of Samlnol* County. Florida D A T E D Ihlt Itth day ot April, IH ) (S E A L ) CLERK OF COURT THE CIRCUIT By Batty B Colbert Daputy Clark PublHh May t , I, It*) DEF I NO TICE OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE NOTICE IS H ER EB Y GIVEN Legal Notice n o t ic e or a PUBLIC H E A R IN G o r p r o p o ie o c m a h o e s ANO AM E M O M ENTS IN C t S TA IN D lt T R IC T t ANO B O U N D A R IES OF THE TO N IN G O R D IN A N C E , o r th e c irv o r tA N rO R D . FL O R ID A Nolle* II hereby given N ut # Public Hearing will bo bold at IS* Commission Room In ISo City Hall In IS# City ot Sanford, f Io«KI* at Z 00 o'clock P M on M ay I I , 1*11, to consider i henges *nd amendments to IS* Toning Ordinance ot IS* City ot Sanlord riorld*. *t foliowt A portion ot ISat certain property lying North ot and abutting I aka Mary Soulavard and Cat! ot and abutting Sir L ant am c Drive It propotad to b* r a t o n a d t r o m MW t IMullipi* f amily Hatldanllal Owallingl O iilr k t to HC t IR# siricted Commercial! O lttrld Said p ro p a rly balng m ar* p a r t ic u la r ly d a tc rlb a d a* lollowt That progady datcrlbad at tocalad Comma net at tSa SW cernar ot Lat t, Grovavalw Viiiaga. a raplat at Laka AAary Ettatat and Lata AAary Etlatat Racraallonal Ara*. at racordad In PO I*. P G t 4, S. and * ot th* Public R tc o rd i Ot Samlnol* County, Florldai thane* run SWIy along tho Ely ROW lino ot Sir Lawranc* Dr and along a curv* tone ova NWIy. having tor lit aiamantt a rodlut ot It* N tt . a control angla ot )g*4)’0 > ” and a chord baarlng ot S l e x i l W lor an arc dlttanc* ot 1*0 4) It to th# P R C ot a curv* cancav* S E ly, thane* conllnu# along told E ly ROW lino and along tald curv*. hav mg lor Itt aiamantt a radlut ot 114 0) It and a (antral angla ot ))•*» K ' lor an arc dlttanc# ot I I ) *f tt to tho P C C ot a curv* concav* Ely, thane* run Sly along tald ROW lln# and along tald curv*. having lor Itt ala mantt a radlut ot 100 tt and a (antral angla ot It’ a/ O l" lor an arc dlttanc* ot K *) tt to tho N S corn** and th# POB ot th* tract about to b* datcrlbad, thane* contlnu* along th* atoramanhonad Ely ROW lln* and along * curv* concav# NEly having tor lit aiamantt a radlut ot 100 I t . a control angla ot 00*01 It and a chord baarlng ot S W*M0*" E , lor an arc dlttanc* at 14 I I tt to th* P R C ot a i urvt concav* SWIy; thane# c o n tln u * S E ly a lo n g Ih* aloramtnllonad Ely NOW tin* ot Sic Lawranc* Or and along tald curv* having lor lit aiamantt a radlut ot 100 tt and a cantral angla at !)* M 'lt ‘ lor an arc dlttanc a ot 410* I t ; thane* contlnu* along taid Ely ROW Una S 0O‘ M> X> W . Itt 1) It to ba proposed tutur* ROW tin* ot Lata Mary Blvd lhanca run N ***** t* ' * along tald propotad tutur* ROW lln*. 100 tt thane* run du* N IIO It ; thane# run W I I I 4M l loth* POB Alt par Hat In Intaratl and cltlitnt thall hav* an opportuni ty to ba hoard at t*id Soaring By ordar ot th* City Com m itt ion at th* City ot Sontoed Hoc Ida ADVICE TO TH E P U B LIC It a P*> ton decide* to appaai a decision mad* with ratpacl to any m#tt*r contldarod at th* abov* moating or Soaring, ha may naad a varballm racord ot tho procoadingt including tho Iftilmony and avldone*. which racord It not providod by Ih* City ot Santocd i r t 1*0 0101) M N l i m n , Jf City Clark Publish May*. 1*. IMS D IF-01 ■■ W odnasdly. May ■ , 1*15 that by virtu* of that cartain Writ ot Elocution Ittuad out ot and under th* taal of th* Circuit Court ot Sam lnol* County, Florida, upon a final {udgamant randarad In tho a tor atald court on th* 4th day ot Morch. A D ttt). In that cartain caa* an litlad. Barnatl Bank ot Cantral florid*, N A , Plaintiff, - v t Managart Associates. Inc. and Thaodor* A Hall, Dalandant. which aforataid Writ ol Eiacu lion wat delivered to m* ot Sheriff of Samlnol# County, Florid* and I hav* laviad upon th* following datcrlbad property owned by Thaodor* Halt, laid p ro p e rty being located In Samlnol* County, Florida, mor* p a r t i c u la r ly d a tc rlb a d at lollowt On# I f ) ) Chevrolet Corvaft*. • k i l l In c o l o r , ID t iTIILfSaaaO) ttoring tarn* at C o r n e t t s T o w in g , W in te r Spring* F lor id# and th* undartignad at Sharlll ol Samlnol* County. Florida will at II 00 A M on th* xtth day ot May, A D IN ), ottar lor tala and tall to the highatt bidder, lor cats, sublect to any and all aalttlng taint, at Ih* Front {W att) Door at th* tlapt ol th* Samlnol* County Court hauta In tantard. Florid*, th* abort datcrlbad partonal pro party That laid tala It balng mad* to satisfy Ih* tarim ot tald Writ ol Elocution John F Polk. Sharltt Sam lnot* County, F tor Ida To bo advertised May I. I). It. I*, with th* t*>* on May K 1741 D E F 41 U N IT E D S T A T E S D IS TR IC T C O U R T M ID D L E D IS T R IC T OF F L O R IO A O R L A N D O D IV IS IO N C A S E N O i tt 4) Civ Or U N IT E D S TA TE S or A M E R IC A . Plaintiff, vt T h o m a s w s c h u l z e . *t a t , O a la n d a n tt O R O E M F O R SER V IC E R T P U B L IC A TIO N On motion ol plaintiff In th* abov* anlitlod (auta by Virginia M Covington, lit Aaslslant United Slatat Attorney In action agamtt th* dalandant Deb'a A Schulte, and to enforce a Han upon rail property tltuat* in Ihlt OHlrlct and datcrlbad at folkrwi Lott 1* and 10. late th* South IS taal ol Lot 10 GIN D E R V IL L E H E IG H T S at r* (ptded In Plal Rood 4 peg* 4). Public Racordt ol Samlnolo County, Florida and It appear ing to tho Court that th* da Ian dart, It not an Inhabitant of nor found within th* Slat* ot F lor Ida and hat not voluntarily *p pea'ad herein, and that partonal tarvlca upon her it net practical bacaul* her retldanc* and whartabouit ar* unknown. It It O R D E R E D Ih o l D t b r o A Sc butt*, appear or plaod to th* complaint herein within IS dayt ot th* tail dal* ol publication and In default tharaol tho Court will proceed to the hearing and adjudication ol Ihlt lu ll at If Dabc* A Schuli* had been tervad with process In th* Slat* ol Mor Ida but only to tho aitant provided tor by Title It. United Slatat Cod* Section I t U it It lurthar O R D E R E D that nolle* of Ihlt order ba publithad by th* United Slatat M arthal In a nawtpapar ot general circuit lio n In S a m ln o l* . C o u n ty, Florid*, anc* a weak for Ha (4) contacullr* weekt commencing with 10 dayt from th* data at thit ordar DONE AN O OH O E R E O *1 Orlando. Florida. Ihlt Mlh day ol March. I t U G K E N D A LL SHARP, U N IT E D S T A T E S O IS T R IC T JU D G E Publish April ig. II. 14 A May I.E. 11 lltt DEE U Legal Notice N O TIC E OF P U S L IC M E A E IN G N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N B T T M E C I T Y O F LO N G WOOD FLO R ID A , that th* Longwood City Committton will hold a Public Hearing on M ay t l , IM S , to co n tid a r enactment ot Ordinance No tt? entitled AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C IT Y OF LONGWOOO F L O R IO A A M E N D IN G O R DI NAN C E NO *♦) AN O A LL ITS A M E N D M E N T S O F S A ID C I T Y , S A ID O R D IN A N C E B E I N G T H E C O M P R E H E N S IV E Z O N IN G OR D IN A N C E OF TH E C IT Y OF lo n gw oo o F l o r id a s a id A M E N D M E N T C H A N G IN G TH E ZONING OF C E R T A IN T E R R I T O R Y FR O M R E S I O E N T IA L . SINGLE F A M IL Y IR IA I TO R E S ID E N T IA L . S IN G L E F A M IL Y ( R I ) , P R O V ID IN G AN E F F E C T IV E D A TE R E P E A L IN G O R D I N A N C E S IN C O N F L I C T H E R E W IT H That part ot Lot ). Longwood H lllt according to Ih* plat tharaol at racordad In Plat Book 4. Pag* I*. Public Racordt ot Samlnol* County. Florida, da tenbad at toHowi Commence Vt the Southeatt corner of tald Lot I. lhanca run Watt, n o leaf thane# North. JO 41 loaf lor the Point ol B agin ning, thane* contlnu* North, m teat, lhanca Watt. 10 feet thence South. 4U M feet, •hence N****) I4” 1. 100 SI teat, thane* North, IM 4 toot to th* Point of Beginning ALSO 4 Th a t part ot Section i t , Tawnthip 10 South. Rang* K> Eatt. Samlnol* County. Florida, datcrlbad at IpiUvwt Commence at th* Southeatt corner at the Northwest <e ot Ih* Northeast 'a at tald Section It. thane* along tho South tin# tharaol, * »» ** loot, thane* North. 70 74 loot lor tho Point ol Baginning, thane* run Watt *00 taal, thane* south I X 07 tool j thane* Watt. IM taal. thane* N s r c r t f W. MS ille a t. thane# NtaMrsO ’E. 400 IS tael to th* N o rth * * * ! c o r n t r ol Ih t noeihwott U ot tho Northoatl W ol ta ld Section 11; thane* Stw ai a r E. SCO laati thane* so p is n W. S7t FI teat to th* Point ot Boginning ALSO Bogin ot tho South#at I corner of th* North wetl ’* ot the N o rlh to tl I* ot Soctlon It. Township 10 South Rang* K East Samlnol* County, Florida lhanca run Eatt. along th* South lino ot the Northaati I* ot th* Northeast '• ot tald Section ) l a distance of tea ta ttat. lhanca tun N 0 O * )l'l)“ E. I t ) 74 tael, lhanca run Watt 400 CM Ieat. thence run S « t* l)'I)'W . I K 07 feel thence run Nl**40 41"W. IS O 00 l e e t , th e n c e r u n NW*4f’ l l ” W. »rt I ) feet, thene* run S44*)I'10” W. 1141 SI teet to the Southwett corner ot t#>d Northwest it of Ih* Northeast thane* run S IV 1 7 '* )” E, U*0 II faet to th* Point ol Beginning Lett the South IS I**i thereof And lets that part of T Ibar on Cove according to th* plat tharaol t t recorded In Plal Hon* |). Pages I ) and 14. Public Records ot Seminole County. F lac Ida. deter 1tied at lollowt begin at the Southwett corner el the Northwest J* et Ih* Nor the* it '* ot sold Section I I, lhanco run N44*llW E . I7S00 leet more or lest, to the edge ot wolor In Wetl Lake, thence run E o t l t r l y and S oulha atttrly along tho tdgo of Mid lako to * point an th* North lln* at Southwett c* ot tho Nor meet' J* ol ta ld Section I t . lhanca N#**S7 41 W. I t ) 1 leal mor* or lass to Ih# Point et Beginning ALSO Township 70 Hang* K . Sac lion It Th* North S» of >h* Southeast '* of tha Northaati '* Hast th* Northern IS taal and tha C attarn tie )4 feel I ALSO Township n . Rang* K . Sac lion It. North tad tool ot Eatt »W v* foot ot Southeatt '* ol Norlhaatt '* (ta n North I ) taal) Contain* *4 I Acres More or Lett Being mor* generally da scribed at toulh ol longwood H lllt Road and ta il ol Watt Lata Said Ordinance wat placed on first reading on March I). lets end th* City Commission will contidar tame tor final pataag* and adaption alter th* public hearing, which will b* hold In th* City Hall. 1)1 Watt Warrtn Av* , Long wood. Florida, on Monday. Ih* Itth day ol May, A D . I N ), parti#* may appear and be hoard with rt«p*<l to tha propotad O din*IX * This hear Ing may ba continued trom lime to time until Itnal action I* taken by In* City Comm It Hon A copy ot th* proposed Ordl nance it potted at Ih* City Hall. Longwood. Florid*, and copitt ar* on III* with th* Clark ol tha City and tarn* may ba impacted by tha public A taped racord of Ihlt mooting It mad* by th* City lor It* convenience This racord may not constitute an adaquat# ft cord lor pur pot* t at appeal tram a daemon mad* by th* Com m lttlon with ratpacl to th* foregoing matter Any person wishing to envoie that an ad* quel* racord ot th* proceeding! It maintained tor appellate pur posts it odvitad la mat* th* nacttM ry arrangements at hi* or her o w n * ,pent* Data thit tllh day *1 April. IIU C IT Y OF LONGW OOO Geraldine D Zombrl City Clark Publish April » and May I. HU DEC 110 CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole 322-2611 O rla n d o - W inter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 time .....................S7C p line HOURS 3 cdnttcutivg lima* SIC a lino •:30 A M. •5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon 7 cansacutise tiro** 52C a Una 10 tonsqcuthg lima* 4fic a Im* Contract Ratn Available 3 Lints Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A.M. Saturday 25—Special Notices CIIC9UTE ABIRTH' Mr Stark’s viHI makat tar a lifetime at memertec p i l l A till Call Linda m ~ 4 U I Earn great gift* in May H a rt a T u p p a r w a r * P a rty C a ll Barber* H I *41)attar 4 00 a M A R T K A Y CO SM ETICS a Skin car* and cater Hair C O N N IE ......................... 1)1 77)4 27—Nursery & Child Cere Babysitting Infant* la I yrt ___________ W a i n ____________ Experienced Baby Sitter lor Ji* yr eld Your Homat Pr# larably Sanford Ottaan are# From * K AM to 4 K PM Plenty of TLC. *40 par wk Pleat* call attar * » PM. H I 1411 31-Private Instructions Swimming Ittto n t Begin May 7 l « t ) Jac*la Ceoio Call ■ ■______________________ 33—Real Estate Courses Thinking at galling a Real Eilat* LIcanMT We attar Fra* Tuiltan end contlnueut Training I Call Dick ar Vicky tor details tvv tati I I I d m Eva 774 lit* Keyataf Florida . Inc. I t Yeart I vper lane v I 55—Business Opportunities 71-Help Wanted C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R TIS IN G W* art tooting for the right parson to lilt an important p o s i t i o n In o u r I n t i d * d a tllfla d department Th* d u tia t include ty p in g In odrartlting on our computer* I K W P M m inimuml. tolling now adrartltart, end general ottic* work Tho applicant should have a good working knowledge ot the English Ion guag*. oacellont typist good telephone voice and pto*torn personality This It a full time position Ta apply Sand ra turn* to Mr Adkins. Evening Herald K 0 N French Av# . P O Boa 1417. Sanlord. Fla 11771 14)7 You may alto stop in at the Evening Herald and till out on application EO E bookkeeper / Insurance Clark Medical attic* Full tlm* Computer aaptrtonc* helpful Pleat* t all TO 1)77___________ BUILDING INSPECTOR Th it It highly technical Intpac •■on work In enforcing compli an<• with U S Department ol Mousing and Urban Develop ment. City Codes, end Ordl nances pertaining to all araat ol construction Thorough knowledge ot modern construction and inspection techniques! knowledge ol standard building, electrical, plumbing, mechanical. U S Dept at Howling b Urban Development, and other re lalod codes and ordinances knowledge ot th* City’s coning codes and ordinances, ability to read and Interpret plans, blueprints, and tpacItlcalloni a b ility to enforce codas tactfully, firm ly, and Im partially and to cop* with enfram e ca ta t ol hum an behavior, employees, tenants and public, ability to walk and C li m b on u n c o m p le t e d structural teal folding and Aide* ter all thittt Ctrtilled and or experienced Good pay and benefits Pleasant at motphart Equal Opportunity Employer Apply at DaBary Manor 40 N Hwy 17 V) D* B*fy, Ftp Applications new balng accspied tor lull tlm* cashier Apply In partem at LIHI* Food Town More* 710 Lake M a'y Blvd EOE Acrylic Applicators needed to apply prelactlv* coaling an cart, boat* and planet U to 111 par hour W* train For work in Sanlord area call T a m p a ll) M t 1111 Legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Nolle* t t hereby given that I am engaged in butmetl et P O Boa 4f|. Sanlord Seminole County. Florida 1)771 under (he Iktltlout name ol TAILO R C U T L A W N M A IN T . and that I inland to regular Mid name with tha Clark ol Ih# Circuit Court. Seminole County. F tor Ida In accordance with the pro visions of th* FKtltlau* Nam* Statutes To wit Section let 0* Flo ridaStolulot 10)7 I V Michael Walker Publish May*. 11.1) It IN I D E F al SUR P LUS P R O P E R TY SALE Sc mmol* Community College pursuant to Florid* Statute 17a 04 will M il surplus property Th* property will ba available lor M l * t'om I 00 a m ta 4 04 p m on May 14. IN ). At th* receiving dock Title will past upon paymont In lull Alt Items ar* cakh and carry Purchase*! Ik no guar ant*** or war ran I lat For further Information, contact Don Nichole* at th* col tog* PublHh May*. I*U O IF M Carpenters rwipar warned Mutt hav# e■parlance Coll attar 4 p m 17) U K _________________ Counter Tap Fabricator tm mediate full time opening* Experienced helpful but will train Apply In perton GCL Product* 14) Power Court. Sanford Industrie' P*>» SC u R E T A R Y 'CLERKS IS O P E N I N G S T Y P IN G , P H O N E S GO O D A P P E A R ­ ANCE AN O N E E D S TR A N V P O R T A T IO N C A L L B IL L S TE P H E N S M b S J U ________ Child Car* Help- Full time, part tlm# E >p preferred Call 10 AM to * PM P I t» K Child Cart Worker with docu men lad experience and refer *nc*t W t ar* tapanding and naad dedicated people to add to our t l o t f A c c o p t ln g application* and resume*, f AM to 11 AM. M F Interview* win b* tat up lor qualified per tont No phone calls Gin gerbread Haute. ISM Elm Av*________ ________________ ASS E M B LE RS Need 4 to work in Modern Manufacturing Plant Starting pay S4 U hr Mut> ba a strong reliable w orker with awn transportation Never a le* I SALARY 17 1 hour ..... m - i3a CRT O P E R A TO R Data entry aeparianc* ter par manent potman* With growth potential Never * t**i TEMP PERM______ 774-1341 Dralttperton eepenerxed In mechanical drawing, capable at working with layout* and good knowledge of shop math Apply in person S A H F a b ric a tin g . )*40 Jew ett Lane. Sanlord Monday thru Friday Ito a K Driver* Wanted H yrt or oldtr Own Car A insur 44 M per hr Demme's P lu g M l MOO E >p In sign repair A maintt nance Journeyman otoctn clan preferred MeC lard Sign C a, Sanford K ) 17)417) E i per tone ad Answering Servlet Opart ter Part time Evat S weekend* I D 7HO___________ Etpenenced A ir Conditioning Mechanics. Service A In itallatien Salary bated on *i p e n e n c e d p lu t b a n llll* K * m * ) U _______________ F ASM ION M O D E L ) W A N T E D Work with lothlon designer and local bouliquat. T V com mar cialt. catalog* Full or part tun* All ages and all hatghtt No ovparianco na co tta ry a n sue______________________ F r o n t Desk P e rs o n n e l. w a llr a tM * . dish w ash er* Apply in per von Day t Inn. t/4 A S R 44* Monday thru Friday. I AM to* P M F U L l" TIM E LP N It 7 thin Apply In parton Lakavtow Nursing Cantor, Sta E Ind Street Sanlord. FI* ^ ----------------- LA BO R / A - V FO R C E «NI earn ’ ^ ' Her Nt Help Wanted Report ready tor work at * A M 407 w lat St Sanlord______________ H airstylist Wanted E vp a rl encad In chemical work for Caratrta A Relator* Call i n ) n i or m a m KETP U N C H O P ER A TO R I I I E atyl Input purchat* or dart Needs lo hire today I Employment 323-5176 PeeeaMton at a va lid F lo rid a Drivers t License Negotiable 71-Help Wanted 71— H«lp Wintid Q U A LIF IC A TIO N S *1—Money to Lend B u t m a n Capital 4)0.004 to I I 000 300 and ever P O Boa )4 lI WinterPk Fla 117*0 71-H clp Wanted it u p m u C onsiderable aaparlenc* In construction or a related trade and tom* atparianca in coda enforcement LAW N M A IN ! I N ANC 8 B U It N lk k FO R SALK Aewrv to account* Afttr A PM H I *171 71—Help Wanted work S u b m I t a I l R* tum et'Ap plication s to th* Housing Authority ot th* City ot Sanlord. Florida P O Bov 1011. Sanlord F L n i l ) IMS or call Mr Elliott l Smith or M i Lind* H Williams at I I I JitO tor lurthar inform* Hon A copy ol complete |ob description available up on roquet! Application and or resumes will be accepted until I) 00 noon. May it, I N ) Cap* Canaveral F irm needs people who warn to bo their own hott Will train U K part time, S4M lull lima n t 1707 a d m in is t r a t iv e ASSISTANT A C C O U N TIN O C L E R K sec r eta r y H I V P UNCH ER W ANG O P E R A TO R C LE R K TV P IS T C R T O P E R A TO R S Immedt*■* n u p u v w h avail abl* in Laka Mary and San tord Area Call Abie it Tamp* rary to rv k ti H I IN# A C C O U N TIN G CLER KS E apartanc* In accounts payable r e c e iv a b le s , or p a y r o ll Computer a ip a ritn c a pr* tarred Permanent positions TIMrVcRM.... .....774-134B SUPERVISOR ACCO UNTS R A TA B L E M IK A N N U A LLY W* ar* soaking an avpan anted Protoskianal Working Supervisor tor our Account* Parobto Doparimanl Must be well organited and must have *1 toast ) to 1 year* heavy Account* Payable Eaperient* In a Computer environment Wa otter a starting salary ol S10.000 annually plus an oacolioni benefit package In tore*tad candidates call Jack Zimmerman 111 bS 10 Hat car Aluminum Product* Ca. I I I ) French Av* LA BORE RS assem blers W AR EH O US E W O R K ER S Assignments available In San lo rd . Loko M o ry ond Longwood are* Me lee Ablest Tem porary Service U l Mao LA B O R E R S - Strong rallabia, general laborers needed Im medlataly Different locations Phan* and transportation a mutt Never at** Apply KELLY SERVICES 440-2339 Lender apart lull time S) 7) an hour. Or iv*r* I leant* required m u n Law n m aintenance w ith a growing company Needs to be dependable E aparlancad helpful, but will train Call M l 40N______________________ Legal Secretary I y rt currenl *>per tone* necessary Need transcriber, rtg l estate and probata avparlanc* Nan smoker Deltona area Full or part time Call I K I ) 11* 4077 10 AM to tl Noon or tend return* to 4)7 Del Iona Blvd . Oeltona, Flo M7TS___________ Carpenteri A framing Helper! Work in Deltona K ) U t acre between I PM A » P M _ MalwNnance Mae Needed a i m mechanically Inclined parsons for assembly work A one Parian needed with minimum t i p tor top chop Hotpitallia Hon, bonus, vacation, hoti dayt Apply Formltoa. Inc . Port at Sanlord. Lake Monro* ♦ tie r ) I Mature individuals needed at long term / t f w l term tor Ih* elderly H X . Inc P I 10*1 M E R C H A N D IS E SALES R E P 1100 a wk bat* plut com mission Sat own hours' Employment (3 h 323-5176 t i l l F ranch Are M E O IC A L A S S ISTA N T Ing I Large clinic I Employment flV d 323-5176 M I ) FropcB Aua. Avow shears luring I edits A iwen (a ll tawmadsatoty U l w it , m tu s .________________ B o o tk M p s fS d O tU ry Wanted tor busy construe I km oft let Full charge taper tone* required Com puter back ground twlpfut Far tnsarvlqw call 174 041 T pm con ofwojro find th* b a it d e a lt In lb* le a n in g H aro ld a CiasafTlad taction Read Friday • le a n in g Mar old Tar lb * Baal aafaetton* Evening Herald *bd S a n b | re a rb Slew we lo rd . I So Ill-M il *•* N E E D E D IM M E D IA T E L Y Dispatcher tor Sanlord con tract labor office Will train M l 1MC or I t ) 41)1__________ NEEDED S EC R E T A R T U N D E R W R IT E R Auto In turenc* World needs you if you ar* bright ambiftou*. and willing to laarn Looking tor a lob with a tutur#* Coma to Auto Insurance World, svhich ha* over K attic** through tout Florid* Apply in parton at DaSS French Ava Santoro On# et Florida* Oldest Pett Control Companies looking lor ta rta r minded Individual*, who want to laarn and be Ih* succt** they know they can be company vehicle A cam pany benefit* A (nor* Apple spencer Pest Cantral. IM I Park Or No phone calls______ Pallet Repiumin Hard work/gaod pay JM MOO PHONE W ORK FR O M NOME E ap preferred Ideal tor re llrad or shut Ins )47 IDS, after | R A D IO LO G Y TR A N S C R IP T ION I I T Part tlm* Eaparlancad In mad leal transcribing Contact Personnel. W Volusia Memo rial Hoapltal. 701 W Plymouth Ava P oland. Fla ___ RN'S. LPSTS. NH A Needed lor horn* car* of oncology pa bant* Pari time In Sanlord area Call immediately lor additional Information No too 47* M07_________________ S C R E E N P R IN TE R 1140 w* TR A IN , or pay mor* with a aperient* Terrific op portunlty to laarn a trad.' Employment 323-5176 _1)11 Franck Ana. T trad at Jab Hunting 7 C a ll F u t u r e s th e y h a r t hundred* ot |ob openings tor fhot* who want to work *70 4K0 O E L IV E R T H E L P E R S no *■ penance necessary Full Hm* Good starting pay *7* 4K0 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 pay *71 CKO F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y end P R O D U C TIO N WORK Most shift* open Good pay teal** *74 4)00 IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S Generat Construction labor Good pay 47* 4J00 TR UC K D R IV E R S Long haul Immadiatal Good driving ra cord Over 1) 471 ano L O C A L D R I V E R S Straight truck* Good pay Start right away *7* aWO R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H ELPERS. CLER KS. CRT O P ER A TO R S Im m ediate opening* Good pay scales Call *7* c k o NOW ' W IL D E R S Certified Eactlltnt pay scales Can today «7i 4W0 T ypasatlar National magtiln* publisher Eacallant per A bonus with pleasant working condition* tor skilled eiperi anted typesetter who It look Ing tor permanent position Frlngo benefit* Central Or lando location Start now 104 41) 0CU) WANG OPERATOR Opening* In Lake M ary No to* C a ll A b le s t T e m p o r a r y Set vie at ))1 Had SKILLED LABOURS MACHINE OPEUTOBS AND FOREMAN To do telecommunication* work lo r m aster contractor to Southern Ball Pitas* sand return# to Denali* Corpora fIo n , SSI W ashburn R d .. Melbourne Fla W*)l or coll 1 *00 77) r m Styling Saton with on# Italian for r#nf Tawals supptlad. good tocotton K U R TS Teachers needed Full and Pori time postton* available prosch ool and a tta r school children Apply Tuo Wed and Th ru * *10 R lv e rw itw D r Sanlord Elam* n ) MO) Telephone Pro* alM Phono Room Manager Big Bucktl Commission plus bonus and draw O T 1*17, aet H ________ AVON E A R N IN 0 1 W OWtll O P E N T E R R IT O R IE S NOW III Ml U tte r It)OU* Wanted Parton to do house work and tyPln9 par* "m * Call Mrs Merry al H I 4*71 W A R EH O U S E WORKERS Naad 10 Immediately, abi* to Iff) K lbs Must be reliable, own transportation Permanent position* Never a It* I TEMP PERM_____774-114* 73— Employment Wanted M A T U R E W O M A N ' H o u s e k e e p in g , dom estic laundry service Pick up L da livery Bonded lor your _ * a l# ly ^ o u r » ^ 1 ^ 4 4 * ^ ^ ^ ^ _ 91—Apartments/ House to Share Sgl *om»r> *g ih jr* J befrm *P» wllti y r m . H rt«n» & urlll P«pOt>t 372 *00. H I m 3 93— Rooms For Rent C V lit U n A ph 4 Horn** TV. hlVdton. laundry m*ldL ISO w* upo i <2i uu ay u 10 C i* in c o m fp rlib l* tittp in g room includot ufmtiot 4 ci««nm g Coll 17J H1J or U l *«47 Rooms foe rtnt >71 M U S A N FO R D Fytiilifitd roomt by thp wteK R«*ton*()!« r i t N M«td w r v d Cpll » J 4S07 W P W 41S Pslmvttp Avt SANFORD, Rent w*«kly 4 AAesnthly rifft UHI Ipvc tff VJOOsk Adulti 1 U ) TU3 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent Ft** Apt* »er Wniez C ltiim i 111 P«(rn«tto Avt __ £ Cow tn No Ptvon# C tU l M ary lurn iih id Ap! Rt woriiing malt, no mrpuH m m > Sjntocd Court Apartmants STUOIO S 1 B D R M I B D R M F L E X IB L E LEASES Senior Clliiea Dtweual 323-3301 t Bed'm Children A pe* ac captad Slag a mo 1700 Depos It M l 0*71 _________________ I Ddrm I bath living room, kitchen SK0 mo Call 1)1 H M or 17) 7rkk 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent BAM BO O COVE APTS M *E Airport Blvd P H O N E M ) 44N. I l l *4*1 E flic fancy tram l i t ) me Ditcaont tor Senior Cltlitnt NOW HIRING! O utstand ing O pportunity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS; GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( bn* c i CENTERS 5 LO C A TIO N S IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • A u t o I T r u c k R e fu e lin g • F u ll L in e C o n v e n ie n c e S to re s • F a s t F o o d K itc h e n s Fiipd Chicken Subs Donuts i ) K an hr Train with school Shopping For A Hew Or Used Car? Z But Knapp * Commissary now hiring parson to baa* or make soups M utt be available to work day* Apply In parton I K ) Silver Lake Drive. San tord Fla . I AM to S P M . M F _____________________ • T o p S a la rie s • F re e L ife & H o s p ita liz a tio n • 2 P a id V a c a tio n s E a c h Y e a r • P ro fit S h a rin g Plan • O t h e r B e n e fits M AKE A P P LIC A TIO N IN P ER SO N AT 202 N Laurel Ave . Sanloid M u m l.iy H u ll I fidey a so A M 4 SO PM NO PIIONl TAILS Pit ASS �105—DuplexTriplet / Rent 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent ms A V A IL A B L E ' 1 bdrm 1 bain carpat. appi a - ' c , screened patio- laund ry U * M l t t » t bdrm near downtown 1*1, tail A tacufity References J77 W l altar 1 SAVE U U Rent N h and Cniay f This Limited Special; Energy Efficient I Bdrm I B a n t a ir t i M M i 7 bdrm , 7 bath, unfurnished. « ether d r » a r hookup. t it s mo CaM attar r pm . n o rate ONLY. . . . . . . . . . . . . $419. 1 W rm , 1 both ait a available W/ D K t r i l l n Wail Cover tngt. Buit? M Bookcase Plenty H Star ego. Wether/Dryer Heeb up. and Carper t W ittrbadi * < t « a M 7 B d r m . M o d e r n D a lu a a D v p le i E xcellen t location SMS J7I ta ll OrUndo toil ir** 365 *481 Small a p l. hifa or u n f , me a araa UOO ma plug electric ISO deposit H i ) ) » RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS 1, J. »"«d 3 BtJrmi $t#f t.ng i t only UJO A** About Ov* J Bdrm SpwO*l l bdrm 1700 month, piui ISO dapoait, or US a wuek 771 77*0 ___ ____________________ 1 t?e Bananta Air, turn V*rr claan Utllitiat A patio turn l i t par weok lot A lest plus *m security moves TOO in. or I S00 down to pur chau Aduttt "Qpa's 777 t m 77* «a n 7 bd»r» 1 '1 bath unturnlahad Oittida la n lord In country 17? stta 113—Storage Rentals HOURS Monday thru F rid a y • to S JO V it y f d iy from 10 to 1 2*0 a.d9#*ood A y i Sanford. F li m a m ________ _______n u LU X U R Y A P A R T M E N T S Famltr A Adults Suction Paalsida, 1 Badraami Matter Cava Apartmants 111 m o Opan On Weekends Spacious Apartmants mlnutas from Hwy **1* Lekefronf poo*. Iannis, adults no pats, laundry Starting at S77S a mo C a llu s 0147 to» * Unturm thad Efficiency S74S month, S74S sarurity deposit Nopats all adults 777 4c 10 I and 7 bdrm A lta furnitTitd afttclancy from i l l week S7SO deposit No pats Call 177 4S01 ^ Ji^ tP M ejSF’ elmetta 7 bdrm pa's sac Evas „ 1 bath tao mb . daposli HM Oaf Adults only no S170 m o plus D a y s *7* OCRS or m 0711 1 bdrm apartm ani unturnlstsad tor rant No pats 771410a V y r a mo Mint Wirthousn •H » UP ........... 1110*70 1 TO W A O I T R A IL E R S Ear an vita construction ate Wile* Salas All a t u 111 Ml* 223—Miscellaneous 231-Cars AUCTIO N E V E R T FR I N IG H T BATEMAN REALTY L & E AUCTION 2 tingle iprih gi 4 |JC fa xawatki motorcycle laOO S4 Portlier Firebird Unbelievably priced *44*1 CeurSesy Pbntset ..... .. ITS T ill Lie. R**i Ctlaf* Broker Wd Sanford A## CONSIGNM ENTS W E L C O M E ! M UST SKLL under F H A ap pTO 'tal voconf ]b d r m 1 b*th Haw Altchon. both A roof t*ncad bock corport A root doiihouko U J koo 3234313 US—For Lease 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent a a a IN D E L T O N A • a • a a HOMES FOR R E N T a a • * 12* M M * • LakaM a ryA ra* Hidden Lah ti 2 bdrm 2 bath. 1 c «r garag* Lib* now Amantfiat All ap p lllfH tl MM par mg J2I 4U4 warkj_*l* 4*11______ A LANDLORDS A Tirad at lha Haadachaal Lai ua managa your ra n ta l pro parnas Protattionai lour Coal aarvtca 111 MSS Call any lima Unclad Salas Astaclatas, Inc Prep MpaM. paa- Aaallar Ostaaa Country L iv in g 7 bdrm . 1 bath, fenced yard Pats A children OK SSSO mo . USO depot!t 771 77»7 1 bdrm.. 1 ball! Fane ad yard SccOpar month LKNDSTOCK BROKERS 345-3712________ <UrtMSM. 7 bdrm . 7 balh. dbl gar ago Llba new Appliances carpels and drapes H I Justin Way Fats a mo_77J SS4c 4 bdrm 7 bath VcVO par mo i d s d a p s tlt No ro irtg a ra to r Taking appi lea I ions S TE M P E R A G EN CY 177 4*01 1 and 2 BEDROOMS LA K EFR O N T L U X U R Y A D U LT CO M M U N ITY 1# 000 tq ft faoo par mo ptui M i 4 calling t«n » brick A c»dar intarior watt# Bob M Boll Jr a P A . Raaitor J2) 4MI 141—Homes For Sale Wallace Crass Riatty. Inc Lie Raal E lic it Brabar 111 Fisherman’s Delight REALTY-REALTOR By Owner tel 000 with IS 000 down to hold Tnd mortgage 1 bdrm | bath Hying A dmmg room, screened porch i green house, g a ra g e A ssum a mortgage 771 1710__ D E L T O N A Owner transferrtd ) bdrm . 1 bath heme Goad latga assumable martgage Call U r details SSt.tM W ill S t l K t C c........... 321 S005 IN V E S T M E N T M l NOE 0 Frame Dupre* on double lot Grosses osar FIDO mo Con re nient location, lane* and many fair os Priced ot only SI? 000 Be'ler toll to lee1 CALL BART R E A L T O R ____________m M+i larg* 4 bdrm 2 b«th brkfc hom* in Highland P ari 2U§ tqi *t with dbi* t m g«r*g* p(ut MXJ1 patio largo lot » nic* tondiepping AtiumabM I H % mortgago with potKbM p-wn«r financing |1I4 500 m a n LO NO W O OD 7 bdrm . I bath N aw r o o t IS 000 down O W N ER F IN A N C IN G tat OOP 111 *esr N C O U N TR Y W ID E R EAU Y ■ Broker ____ 171 t i l l COLOR TELEVISION A P LE A S U R E I bdrm I bath hofft* aaty f* ihaw. ctnfral air haaf twnctHdl yari. »v<ttdi w*fIfff *« fo«* I* lown 144 100' SU P ER 2 bdrm I bath Horn. MFith intHt* utility, ipist bdrm plan, *af m hilch«nr aalra la rf* Itviag r9*m M* 000 H UO E 1 S TO R Yt 4 Bdrm 4 bath. In country! Oaks palms and trull treeil New «'< Ian central h etl alr wits* heal Pump’ New Solar hoi nalar heater t Double llded brick Iirapiaca 14' X I I ' screen parent Baoutitui Viawl Un believable Mb.SO* 213—Auctions COM E SEC T H II ON E I ) bdrm (i f balh hom* with largt backyard, utility »h#d cantral air/haal 1110 ** B E A U T IF U L 4 bdrm 1 bath hom* MFith ipitf bdrm plan, p a d d i* fa n # . I l n y l a c * . ypahith arthitactur* H i NO W IL L B U IL O TO SUIT! YOUR LO T OR OURSI EXCLU SIVE A G E N T T O R W l N SO N O D E V C O R P . A C E N TR A L F L O R ID A LE A D E R t MORE H O M E FO R LESS M O N E Y I C A L L TO D A Y I • O C M E V A O S C IO LA RD • T O N E O FOR M OBILE SI S Acr* Cawitry tract# Wall fra#d on day « i Rd 19% Down 10 Y n at H V F ram 111.1*01 If yaw aro laaking far a tuc i*##twf car*a« la Baal Citato. I lt n t lr t m Rtally it (baking far yaw Call It* Albright M i r of m 212# C «a*i»gi 111 MO] liana i Tram Airffort Blvd *north on Park Av* lo f l t }] 239—Motorcycles and Bikes H a rle y D a u ld tn n 71 SLH, Sportitled with original equipment t RceUenf condl tlon 41471 H # » U 4 ________ 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers 22J 1271 Motor >iom» Dodge Sportsmen 1#n ford Station Wagon A t Shape must sell 14UX oo MOO firm Fltm Attar S ill *M7 222 1412 1171 Dodge Dart No futt evcellent condition 243—Junk Cars II 000 Call 130 S07S___________ i« f 1 Opel S ta tio n W agon ANY JU N K CARS 4 TRUCKS A V FM radio Good condi i Bavghf Frem It# IM 4 mere tion V e il w ll 122 1971 Call 2H I4 H .......................M M I1 I 1*91 PhoenJi L J. V a 4 door T OP Dollar Paid tor Junk A hatchback E it ra clean 71 000 U*ed cert,truck# 4 heavy n #4 #»' < .. ■122 i equipmen t 111 1990 tvtlPontiac Tran* Am WE P AY TO P D O LLA R FOR T lop Loaded Reduced f***l, JUNK CARS A N t) TRUCKS Caer#e*y Ped#Hac -. . . > l » IH1 CBS A U T O P AR TS 2*> 4141 74 Pvgeet Dtevei Wagen Runt gcxxd Need* work 1*00 121 P ic k A F r o t h P ic k e d Iff awberriot. daily, Sanford A>#*% UJ I fl * t i : n4 223—Miscellaneous Beautiful Lowery French Pro vinclal Organ with leaf and ifiutk BOO 127 4110__________ l "■» We s Sand *’ <•' o Stone# G r»a%e trap* Cement ter ttop# Step# Bern he# Rock Concrete Mir act* Cencrot* Campeny JO* E lm Avt 271 S71I Heavy CNty Dry*r Recondi ttoned avocado Mutt ##e' 222 091# Lumber For Sala l i l l l«4 F om ). 4.4.1 4 10 ft VN 7 #0 200 Palm Place m M M Rebwtlt KIRBY/ l i l t #9 4 up Guaranteed Kirby Co 714 W lit St 111 1440 Sattime TV SytHm# Complete All you need 100% Financing No money down #i iaa 00Unlverool •)' ' , »4 Telephone answering machine H30 Yew bar, III* ail car# 7290 ______ 14 Butck ilecfra Full power (C ld lir tl 100 121 72h) ‘7* Old* Tor on ado very ti#*n J door air cruii* loaded Call ai’er 1 127 7999 »t f irebird Bias* 4* Ot# PT PS «>r 14291 or make offer 12)01*7 or m n i l 1973 HORNET 4 M WAUtm A f *9 9 5 1979 TOYOTA 7h *9 9 5 to eeui 1977 GREMLIN >9 Honda Pr*lud# Ceerttty PvnUot i n U J! 1 M AC 79 SutMiry Station Wagon Ltk* lew t* m Ceeflt t y Pta H a i...,....... m i l l ! •0Grand Prlv No inoney 'down tJft'1 Ceerfeey PeaNac...,...... 12) i n i 40 Mutfang Loaded %ms Cowfltiy Penliai )31 1111 17 Cougar XH7 Reduced bawl Caurtetf Pentiac U » 1131 UtHCGADC * 8 9 9 5 •7 Toyota Wagon. Silver 4 B'att I *peedair Am Frn tiereo tinted window*, and luggage rack Excellent Con dition U*#0 Cell 17) 4)49 44 Pontiac F tero Sport# Coupe Reduced Sf9*1 Ceerttty Pontiac )111*11 •4 Pontiac Sunbird !M %. Frgnth Av*. No money down lifts m <>•> Courtcif Penliei 12J2111 •9 95 1979 CHEV. MONZA *14 9 5 1976 CHEV. CAKARO •19 9 5 t i l l w m o _______________ 1984 JEEP 0 7 W alk bahind concrate ta w . cowerate Bnfth mach ine , #CCC Honda motorcycle J2J 1114 SA N FO R D M O T O R CO Pr*viow Friday. May 11th. from 1 *mi to # pm. A Saturday, May I Iff# tram II am Va tala R E A L T Y W ORLD. I»ta n C CaUay.Jr , SNvan C Caitay. Raattor Ai*ac Aecfkonoor For mar* information call sat m von# 79 AMC Coneoid Limited acyl autemattc w 'dbie vandty vitar# w aea anginal mile* ties Down C ith ar trade A lew menthly payment# 4** 4999...... ..... .......... 490d#W Ad Nittan 4 \ * rneect# bumper A windthietd *1000 A tike over payment* efter 4. 2U 7271 before 4 222 047# A M C JE E P manaTMi CALL TOLL FREE: I-SOOS4? I1TI CONSULT OUR ^Rental Office 3 2 3 *2 0 2 0 | LAR GE L O T In country bolting N e w ly now 3 bdrm 2 both Vouttod i coiling Lane Mary High j' Sew **i 'N IC C . 3 bd 'm IS f bath . Immaculate homp nodi | now Hamilton E lemon lia iy I anewel bock yard "u.| t-aat Si? gen iO F lB U R O A IS I FM taSFN 1305) 321-0041 BIS W JSlh S tree I Ban lord F I >2771 4 H 49S1 A W f M I t To Additions & Remodeling REMOOCLING SPECIALIST We Handle T he Whole Ball Of We* B. L LINK CONST. 322 ion F inanylng Aylilebta Appliance Repair STOW dwn S34? mo S ocrus ISO II paved rd Itonlogo homostlolno mobttos) MS *040 155— Condominiums Co Op / Sale 1 bdrm I ty bath Laundry room don pool C lose to shopping Owner meli.atad S4tow tit onsor ? » tor? 157-Mobile Homes / Sale Allens Applignci Sense# 14 hr Service Me l i t r e Charge 17 yr 444 *441 1)4 *411 Automotive buta b u .li Rrb4trV Auta body A euta repairs eilh income producing bunding 1 reel eslele Rerlecl local ion In Sanford lor boat sales A re perry All with srroi Building Contractors A D D ITIO N S R E M O D E LIN G Bill StrippCvttam Builder Stale Lie RROOSISM (93-7411 Carpentry L u te s t H n i U u i U*6*l< Horn* Dtblti in tkn Arts. FomtHos V A C A N T 4 0-trm 2 t 4th ' p o d planned Oamu room n many b uilt m b E> ctltant btea S9S0O0 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB 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 Ikaactittd* Realty REALTORS 094 4111112 Op*« I day*' toggeo k h ld fd A. Piper O A I H«*lloi 1250 PRO VID EN CE DELTONA (M SI 574 1401 A P M . (904) T U U T 0 f t — CsU From OtUnOP F*a»f yowf *y*l on fhit lovvly 1 bdrm 2 bath homo in tho ha*M of Sanoford Tht# hem* r» da tig nod with tunktn living roam, trg dining + oaf in kifchon, c*ntr*l h*at/#ir. pooi 14X20 with tcraanad. cov*r*d patio Compltf* with n*w carp*!, cw*tom dr apa • paddi* fan#. Irg <odar eftlity %Md | much, much m art Dirac M00 ccnd Engine need* work Mutt u # to appreciate |1 000 firm Alto 12 ft tilt trailer E nc Cond New 1 ply tlrtt UOOcath i l l u n 151 —Inveslmenl Properly / Sale 323*5774 , R O O l: 3 bdrm 2 both | ha'dn.AXS (loott Gfen'> h outo screened pool ] a'*a lb*go oak Hoot ‘TVdfw i£ntr<: ^iufoPlij. ^itf' Lu iu rH u t Sanford Pool Horn* Saturday A A a y iifh iP M WE FINANCE 221—Good Things to Eat u ^ D ISCO U N T o A UTO SA LES I M1 F re n c h A e e .. H i 'M i It'D Buicb F ivc «•a 221 1227)44 C O M M E R C IA L SPECIALIST L A K E M A R T R E A L TY BOB R A L L .JN in n s * CENTURY 2 1 KISH REAL ESTATE Otforod By JP R E S E N Tn N G l 149—Commercial Properly / Sale C A S S E L B IH R V I acre toned PR 1 US 000 W Mattetowsbt, R E A L T O R _________ 777 ISBJ N E W S M YR NA BEACH A C LF Rotlr*mar»tMom# E at pliant Incoma 'v 4220 S. ORLANDO DRIVE SANFORD 41- R IA L [S T A T E & ft| Fori * Ton Ptckve li e IMS PAR K AVE Santard N I Lb Mary Blvd U Mary CO OL S P A R K L IN O POOL w/lenced >s aero and large J bdrm hornet Huge mailer bdrm Ftraplacbt Central b e a l/ b i r t 1 w e r b ib o p l l Assume no guelitylwg ml law down t u i eao FROM *300 m La •f*t109 C A 2S color (onvol* t*Mtvllion O tg lru l pric* Ov#r %KO b*l*rK* du* 124# C*#h or ffttr ov*r p4 ym#frt% of *21 mors IH NO M O NEY DOWN Still i« m*rF*rsty Fr** hom# trial no obligation Call •42 11*4 day or n»ght Far m er. details _________1»*4 m s t i l l D*b«ry Auto A bAertne Sel*s Arrest Its* river. Sepal Mil IM Hunt 17 W DeBery sebtlbi 5*4* Dodge Pick Up New motor, brake*, fire* *0% r*»*or#d 11000'or be*t offer 272 I97S__ ’NO Ford I 4 ton pickup dump truck New painting upho* **ery tune up and front end alignment Apple pte ccindi hen Your* lor MWO Dump truck feature atone It worth 120 00 a day IQS S74 I ff) __ 322-2420 SHENANDOAH V IL U G E APTS. 72,900 R IM M A C U L A T E I M rm 1V» bath on to ffM v t trtod acr*. (siddlg la Fit t antral atr haat U S .M 153—Acreage Lots/ Sale * li t SIS E lit ST >71 1*11 IS OW H TU Soars air cond A Ilka now I yrs ota R M E E M SS o c n o ta iln iu c itt jn jw * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * Poylng CASH for Aluminum. Con* Coppar R rau load Nowtpop*' Gla*i Go»d Silver Kokomo tool t i l W Ilf • 1 00 Sal t 1 ) ] J MOO 2 I acre# of pa*ture Sanford or lake Mary area Will pay cash Coil Bob Ball Jr at 183—Television / Radio / Stereo )4A* MWY IF *1 ONLY PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Every Wed N i h i l t N P U Baby Bad# Sfrallarv Cloth*# f*)ayp«nt, l i e Paporback 11) *177 r n *104 Need Cnbt Playpen# Baby ftrn ifu r* clo th in g Good Pric*# Aft*r 7 PM J)» 17*J C A L L A N Y T IM E 1 S T O R Y T O W N H O U S E In aicallonl locoHonl 1 bdrm I 't both w/large eat in kltichanf Cawsmun.tr peel’ Priced tee easy purchase sis boa U T IF U L LAKE M cQ O R IT Y Mey tj ..........Dayfena Beach e a e e e Hefdi a e e e e • 219—Wanted to Buy Sanfoid's Sales Lixdcr LIS T W ITH USI M7F. anytime. Winter Porb Townhouse Condo ■aSolront, 7 matter bdrmt with Its baths mini blinds, paddle (an t. waf bar, all b ltc h tn a p p lia n c e s plus washer dryer, enclosed patio FHA assessed U J 000 Selling tor only ss« 100 with etsuma b'o FHA town s/l see? * bdrm pool home on 1 tats, trg country b ilch tn * titlin g room Irg dam, dining room, 7 fireplaces dble garage 4 more >«J0 tg It Llba new condition Below appraisal «'0 l OOP i n itea STENSTROM MIIS0N MAICR FURNITURE W E LIS T AN D S E LL M O R E HOMES THAN A N Y O N E IN NORTH S E M IN O LE COUNTY r ia l c s t a ic 127—Office Rentals 7170 E tm Avanuw______ Used Washers Parts A V a c u a tor Kenmetet ........... IIS 04*? M O O H IT APP LIA N C E S C A LL A N Y TIM E R E A L TO R 111 n i l NOW LEASING CALL 322-1051 . R EN T TO OW N . Cotar T V s , stereos washers dry*r* ralrigarator f-e e ttri turnilure yidao recorders Special 1st weaks rant **t Allarnaliy* TV A Appi Rentals layros Shopping Canter *11 SON Sola chair star* Ireeier chest o r d tablet bookcase d m t tt t B D R M ./ I B A T H Latga ro o m s ea t In b 't c h a n . Iirapiaca dbl car garage t ’ l 000 down Owner will hold Tnd mortgage U J 100 AT LAKE MONROE ] bdrm furnitfiad how** central haaf A *lr MM month WJ 0140 Lease w option to buy Duploe 1 Bdrm 1 both on each tide Rent t i l l o mo ol which two m on th ly credltod towards down payment SHOOC 111 lit! STEMPER O T H E R HOMES. LOTS. A C R E A O E .IN V E S TM E N T P R O P E R TY * DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ 3 Family Yard Seta Household It t m t brlc a b rae, pholo agulp ctalhos Thursday A Friday • ta 5 at* W til SI Santar 0 For quality craHmantTup and campatitiua prices let us price Out yp yr new home____________ C O U N T R Y H ID E A W A Y Log house on approiim ataly 1 tread acres Only tie *00 Chtvro*ef Chevefe 200 Delut* 1 Owner 10 000 mile# Unbelievable %n\ Coerftty N a m e ............ m t U I Voikswogon Bug Ports and Ac ccsortat (or seta mainly Dealership cleans ou< aid stack 1SS> H a rlw o ll Av# San ford_________________ ____ rHONE 373 *443 ■ «m o i l NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1170 S. S in lo td 321 4075 Tools, household items clothes (Mon t A Women s) F rl A Sot May 10 A tl 410 Oos Drive behind Los# Monre* NEW HOME No CreditT WE FINANCE MOVING SALE Furn’tur* tSi equip mony other items 1770 Mognolio Arenue Sot Mov Lovaly 1 Bdrm 2 bath with graal room, fir*p>a<* **♦ m I M c N i n , d i n i n g ro o m . bvourtiM vvoadad lot IT# *00 _ 231-Cars K b d C itd it’ 321-0759 Eve 322 7643 235-Tru cks/ Buses / Vans new gold wool rug (OvU ISO 172 007’ 217—Garaga Sales 2M* Son'ford Av* Sanford N ica 7 bedroom noma * ,th livin g room, dining room paneled fam ily room laundry room, worbshep Call tar in formation 171 I IM or 114 4131 VO ago or bast otter OBO. couch Si# diningteb^f 4 * cha«r* wo rgcllfig* tSE FOR E S T A T E C o m m trclo ) or R osldontiol Auctions A A pprotuls Coll Oa’i t Auction 111 1470 ) b d rm 1 baffl c»mpf*t*ty r* fu rb ifh o d . n it* *lMbti%h*d f>a*gNborNeod W a il to shop ptng Owner will ha'p %U *00 117—Commercial Rentals R*«an A Offtca Spac* 100 up to 2 000 *qff alio if or aga avail able m *40) W p dn p tda y, M a y I . 1*41— 18 213—Auctions ) Debary U * M 'Lai#.ar Rani J bdrm , 1 "i bath, family room utility, air f*nc*dpool C©rn*f l©1 $4|0 Fir if. fait A ta-iurity » 4 M2 r ________________ Wiling or Buying a Mom** Condo’ Land* Call coftacf p*r»on to par ion Steve Rob*rt% or iaava yOur namt arta cod* and phono Dumber on my aniEiner mg machtn# t i t u * m i FI. LANDST0CK BROKERS 345-3712_________ Auftiot. 116—Reai Estate Management SAILP0INTE 101—Houses Furnished / Rent E ve n in g H erald. S a n lo rd KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE *by Larry Wright S A N F O R D S full a e rri oa a'ad A g r i l l A ii u m t mortgag*' A ih in g U S 000 107-Mobile Homes / Rent 3211911 141—Homes For Sale 4 Adults MBS N w y 17 *1_____ Itl l M M O B IL E H OM E S Previously Owned storting Ot I 'll 'r n o Gregory Mobile Hamas 117 *7 SUI1 Sanlord. I N I 1 bdrm > both spill, H X FI. control Air. family park, financing avail ■B4a Agent PM B IN i l l —Appliances / Furniture A G R E A T O lF T l Hart Her Klichee Remodeled I All type* el Carpentry Roe sene Me Prices Ee per tented Rttarencet Verjr RetSebta IlS eeWXJt All types el cerpenlry A re modeling V yr* rap Coll H uhordG rot* 731 W e Cleaning S*rvic# Busy Due s CtaeMng Seryic* Wmdeurt •oil*. Hop's All general cleaning KH tgeeiel Head Carpel Ctaemng Linn* Dmmg Ream 4 Stall *7* M . >d«d * O talr. *1*. 77HME MAIDS Te Order Appliance* For Sate Restored by Accurate Appliance Re pQ'r 777 C 7 N I No Lemons11 Reconditioned Appliances tram tas W A R R A N TY B A R N E T T S . C A S S ELR E R R T s » fits ssa 141] Cleanliness is neat Te Oedlmust Call Hie helper it Guar an lead Service Lew Betas CALL NOW) 3394100 Residential Commercial Cleaning lor linal inspection F « p A Rel I LK 731 **nS Electrical Landclearing Avoid Lighting Damage ta Year Heme Special Lighting ar r u l e r s I n s ta lle d R ag *?f New I I I IS A n y th in g F. tar Inc aI Free Esl Since u t i l Call Tern's E ltctn c Service li l )??* THORNE L A N D C LE A R IN O F IL L O IR T d C L A Y A SHALE H A U L IN G 371 7431 Cun tem per ary Electric Cuelity work H en C o n s lru c lio n Remodeling Smell Inslelle liens. T V Tetaphone end Repair U r , He » I H I 11?? Firewood/Fuel TR E E S E R V IC E A F IR E W O O D FOR SALE CALL A F T E R _______#PM li) mm_______ Handy Man E ip Handyman, Rel Reliable I rue |*l most any lob Best Rotas 711 0111 Call Anytime Health # Beauty TO W ER'S B E A U TY SALON F O R M E R L Y Herr tail's Beeuly SITE H I SI 777 SHI Home Improvement Collier | Building A Remodeling SH 3e0 Tee Smell I I I Burton Lena. Sanlord tit ta n Plumbing. Pointing, E lectric Carpentry Den I See III A l l Bo' I* yrs Enp ___ BAL ti l 0*41 THOM AS A THOMAS Heme repair, cleaning, lawn care C a ll l l l [S*e ___________ * Jalousie windows mltti screen* lor tig e piece 171 MIS. eves or 771 >U1 dey* Home Repairt C A R P EN TER Repairt and remodeling lee led loo small Call 777 U4S________________ M aintanance at a ll iypas Ce rp e n lry pem ting.plum bing end star Irk 73)403*______ Landclearing Q I N I V A 1A N D C L IA fl INO Lot and Land ( leering fill d lrl end hauling Call le* sew or set S)13 I Painting Lawn Service ACE LAWN S E R V IC E M«inttft*Ac* WddIrsq Prumng Citlniflf ?h*f(hinf F * rfilifi»f 7 i»e | itim#f*l 3*117)1 B IA T TM I H I A T C A LL CkmtiM See*. TJ* Cam p it 1» Lass* Cart Isa so n a b U K ilts 323 4401 L awn M*it At*nam* L4n#K«ping Bu#h Hog Mowing 249 W \ LAWNS MOWED 1 TRIMMED Spring Yard Clean Ups >tt It t l Will me* and edga lawns at low as S30 For more mlor motion call 771 ISIS Santard area Maionry BEAL Cencrele J Man Quality Operation Palos Driveways Days 131 f ill Eve* 711 I I I I Moving* Hauling Staouftald Goods Movers Local A long distance wilhtn stele Reasonable rales Courteous service 111 *144 Nursing Care o u r r a t is a r e lo w e r Labe.taw Nursing Center *I*E Second SI . Santard Hie?*?____________ Inferior F i l e r lor Painllng All Wurl Guaranteed Free F *1 Quality Work/Waf » M 1U Responsible Men end helper will pelnl your flame or Busirwss etc Give your problems ta us WE C ARE Quality work, 70 yf* tep 77? >8*7 Lie tanl ★ TONY CORINOh Piofmional Cutloffi Pwntm| Serving Central Fla lor IS yrs with tompieta quality paint mg tar vices Quellly a Mutt Special wall caaling H i m m Plastering • ALL PVsesat el Pla star Inga Repair. Slvcca. Hard Caat, Simula led Brick I I I seel Plumbing • Bvddi Plumbsng SatvH Repair • Heptai 1 e Rent) e Free (inm a tes e I1IRR Secretarial Service ALL Typtng, Secretarial A Ward Processing Services Sealery Public 111 IM I Tile Ceramic Tita glue on or mud method Flows wells and ole Fieo Fsiameta 177 in * , alter r*rt t il n i l James I le e Inc Scettmenn Tile Car am 11 v .n ,i Aibotfes. etc Installed A re paired E*p r e f . IK Free estimate* 131*7*1 Painting A ^ W a » n r 'v a y e 7 ’ ’i e t l Week Bast Pure* tar walleapeeing painting e marv Rel Very R eluM g . . l » « » » E l f C A IV IH A fO M S SSewte Pointing A Wall Paper You buy mater tall We Sstpofy la*er Ta SAVE SU 111 Iffl Tree Service ■ (H O L S T R E E S E R V IC E Free E slime tas I Law Prtcett LH In* Slump Grinding.Teel H I H H d a , or Mta Lai lha RreSatiionalt da i r ' iO H N A LLE N S L A W N | T | | | Dead tree removal L k B ing Free gel All S3R0 �IB —Evtnlng H erald. Sanford. FI. W adnatday. May I , MIS CALENDAR TH U R S D A T. M A T 9 Alihelmer's Supporl Group of Sanford. 7 p m ., second Thurs­ day of month. Howell Place. 200 W A irp o rt B lvd . Sanford Sharing and support for families and heallh givers of Alzheimer's Disease victims. Call 321 -0686 ■ Sanford AAHP Chapter 1977. noon. Sanford Civic Center Covered dish lunch, business meeting and program on foot care by Dr R C K ra m e r, podiatrist. Rummage s a le s p o n s o r e d b y Christian Women's F e l lo w s h i p o f First Chrlsllan Church 9 30 a m lo 4 p m . 1005 S Sanford Ave . Sanford Ad2 Greater Orlando 6-9 p m C itru s C lu b . CM A To w e rs , downtown Orlando Free lo members. S3 for non-members Maril King, governor-elect of American Advertising Federa Mon. will speak and new officers will lie nominated In te rn a tio n a l T ra in in g In C o m m u n ic a t io n G re a te r Sem inole C lu b (p re vio u sly Toastinistressl. 7 30 p m Alta­ monte Chapel Education Build­ ing on Stale Road 43G. second and fourth Thursdays Sanford Jayiecs, 7 30 p m . J a y c e e b u ild in g . 5 1 h and French. Sanford OA8FIBLO CHAAACT18B • 1676 UNITVO IIATUBI BVNOICATI. INC. Community health discussion on delayed parenthood. lUtsy, Maybe?. 7 p in Orlando Re‘O d i o , Y o u W a n n a D i e ? ' g lo n a l M e d ic a l C r n l e r Odle, right, is treading on dangerous ground when he Garfield" animated special to be rebroadcast Friday at 8 30 Sjieakers— Dr N Donald Dlebel. director of medical education for attempls to get Garfield the cat out of bed In "Here Comes p m on CBS. channel 6 1 )D/GYn Di l.vnda Pollack. 1 llntral geneticist, and Dr Tom Guest, clinical psychologlsi For information call 841*5111. ext fif)2H Sanford AA. 1201 W First St , Ity Joan llanauer W o r n r . l l i r r r l t ‘l i r l l l i :<t . i r r v r r \ I hry .or aiunitg llins* asked mi i a n s t l . i / / l i n g I i i i i i i I s a n d 5 30. closed discussion, and H UPI TV Reporter I In Real I rivlal I'ill Hlllt In all M t 'lg lilt o r s w i t h i l i r l r l l a s l i r s n l i l i . i r m i o ) ! b i l l t h e p r o i l i i i r T N o l p m . o|ien. speaker N K W Y O R K ( I l l ’ll N a m e .ill l l i r s I io v l ill in I l . i k r l l i r t> ,iin r m e a n i n g l e s s I n l o r n i a l i n n lo r l l i r nil AIIC Thursday ’* Mrp m Oviedo AA. 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Altamonte S p r in g s Central Florida B liN ik Marik F lo rid a H ospital A lta m o n te Mr.inch 601 E Altamonte Ave . ') .1 tn lo 5 p m Gentle Exercise for seniors. 10 30 a m . Casselberry Senior Crnler. 200 N Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry Wrklva AA Ino smoking). 8 p m W rk lv a P re s b y te ria n Church. SR 434. at Weklva Springs Road Closed Longwond AA H p m . Rolling Hills Moravian Church. 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N E A R 17 92 In T h « P a rk S q u a r t S h o p p i n g C l r . Longwood. FL 32750 scon. M U t 831-3400 F A M O U S R E C IP E W E E K L Y S P E C IA L S �Evening Merg'd — Wednesday AAay S IMS Sanford. FI.— 1C Herjid Advertiser — Thursday May *, IWJ Cook Of The Week Native Daughter Makes Feast Of Dad's 'Catch Of The Day' Bjr Dorothy Greene Herald Correspondent J u m merman .1 fish fry or a barbecue and I hr whoh Mum *clan beats a path to Mom’s ho tiv lor a fan Iv day of good rating Olii < <>ok of the Week Is Gwen Muse of Luke M A ro e whose lamllx needs no special occasion to get together and rook up whatever Dad's "catch of th- duv happens 1 0 be Lately, speckled Perch heati 1 hr menu along with potato salad, grits, hush puppies and baked beans "What's a Itsh try w ith "ui all the salads and trimmings to go with It.* suvs flw» n Owen and Clvdt Muse make their home m thr q utr’ little crirmminilv of Lake Monroe where Clyde s retirement years allow him lo enjoy a favorite pastime ot fishing "W e were both born and raised right here in Sanlord. savs Gwen, "wlni h is unusual ttrrausc there aren't too many of tis natives around any more O ih of eight living children, four brothets and thn • other sisiers Gwen says. "Our lantllv lived right across trotn the grammar school Mother realn Influenced uiv t ooklng I used lo sit around and wait h het all lb* lime until ! guess she gnt tired ol n and put me in work I jtisi tike to cook Whet, mother wasn't cooking, she was sewing, and I can im icm lw r silting in the window and watt lung her sew Stum I picked that up. ion. and l*ve hern sewing ever since " Taking advantage ol her talent with needle and thread Gwrn became a line dressmaker 'I don't do it anymore." savs Gwen, "but 1 have made outfits tor main Hue jM-oplr I've made dresses lor Just about anything from beauiv pageants to wedding dresses I really loved doing it Nou 1 |ust don lor relaxalton li sth r !>csi trunqiilll/rr Jrapweii ret alls memories ol iter younger days grow ing up m Sanlord and the changes ih.it have tak en place over tin vears “ Mother and Oaddx rooted aronrid quite .1 bit in tbosr d a w says G w -'ti ! thinkg we moved |ust about everv year Mr. 1 ol thr si bools I went to are all torn down now ( iwen was gradualed from Hanford High Sell'Mil which was 1 he Middle Seliool onlll ret erillv llleN bail <beerle.ltlers .lilt) Ilia jot riles sivs Gwrn I wasn't .1 majorette m scb'Mil bui I tin rcmcmtier tielng .1 Majorette in ntv Dad s American Legion Post When I was |usi O o t i d I S w lt lo ttm m y V is it" * G w e n M use of L a k e M o n ro e : 'I ju s t lik e to c o o k .' .1 little lilt ol a tilin g I used lo m a rch In .ill lb. lam x parades tltiw u io w n Each o tg .u u / .it mu bad lilll* kids dressed in litlle ol u n lto rm s m arching so jiroutllx T ile Am etleao Legion b.itl all old it.till like a irollcx 1 at. dial Dad used to drive 111 ill t h e jia r a d c s I w on d fi xs I1.1t ever liajqienrd to 1 h. 11 oltl 1 at Willi a jollv laugh. Gwen iclls ol how she in n amt married Clvdr MostI was dating Ids lirollier stvs Gw-rti. and when Clyde tame home Irion the artitv l w-as introduced to h im W e dated tor about nine months and then w r ran oil to Georgia and got married It was so tu nny because lie knexi w r bad jilan* but xvr had decided to elope oxer the weekend anti w h e n xxe returned Mother satd Well now xxe knoxx xxh.u die xxcddlng cake xx as lor Hill dial was in P U T and since then G w e n !tnd Glvile h . u r raisetl lour daughters arid are a close and loving famllx Sliirlcv Carol and S trp h a n tr ami Ih rir tanitlies live in Sanlord ami W a n d a anil her lamilx live in 1 antpa Right n o w .' G w e n saxs die girls a m i I are m a k in g a career mil ol visiting Chinese resiaur.mts We |usi luxe C h in e se lootl and everv Monday is our tl.ix to have lunch together We usuullx go shopping then irx out a dilleteni restaurant |ust me anil the girls I II. 11 so u r tlax ladles' tlax I siax husx all the time *av* G w e n V n x aeiivr 111 I he C h u t , h i»t G od ol Propheex G w e n is exciirdlv liH.king lor xxaid lo this year s v o u lh camp li s like .1 week long revival xviib luit ami lellowshlp. G w e n savs Knr atsoul eight years G w e n lias been head cook at the c a m p amt ibis year the c h u r c h lias its o w n c a m p w it h everything bra n d new and G w e n savs li * going to lie |ns| gre.U ro c k in g HI .1 new kitchen with the other Lillies We have to cook 111 very large quantities in these huge (mis and e v e ryth in g has lo lie done fust n g lu We have lug n iu u lr x hre.iktasts anti the kids all enjoy tt Aside from G w e n s sum m er duties .11 the youth eauqi she is very m u c h invovled tn lea* htng a jutuoi SuiuLtx School class She is also a Missionary leadei helping to raise tmiils tor m is s io u .i l x work, and along with a group ol Jicople G w e n Is a baud leader, not Ihe musical kind but xxe h elp 'ih e Pastor keep ujt wtih tIt** llo< k savs ( ixxen G w e n s six graiiilchllilrrn range In age lim n 17 x e . u s to 2 1 1 ami It s die lilllr one that lieljis keep Iter xmm g she sax* W r keep llllle K t xxltlt u s ,1 lot because m i x daughter Slcphaule works so he spends die ulg hl xxlih us amt ihen C h ile takes him llshlug lie likes lu throw Iris net in die xxaler or his lislung pole lo see wlial he can catch lie s •■ven d iro w n die ear in lire wilier and S e e C O O K . 2C SUMMER TOPS AND BLOUSES Values Up To 6.99. Assortment of ladles' solid, striped or print lops and blouses with fashion sleeves and necklines. EXTRA SIZES . 5 .9 9 Big B u c k s To H e lp Fig h t C a n c e r Television's Dallas was the theme of the Annual ACS 125 Gathering held in the Paola mansion of Jan and Don Bauerle Patrons depicting wealthy oil magnates and their ladies fair donated big bucks to help the contir ulng researh for a cancer cure One of the largest donations came from Codlsco Inc , a S I, 000 check which Ernest Cavallaro, second from left, assistant secretary treasurer of Codisco Inc., presents to Edith McNeill of the Sanford Lake Mary ACS Unit Local Unit president Vivian Buck, left, and Dr Everett Shocket, right, president of the State ACS. share in the presentation « V* 99 SPRING HANDBAGS ACCENT JEWELRY Fashion sailings, necklaces or bracelets in popular col „ is r e d e d lot suii.ir.eit Rea To 4 99 Blurs', lots 0 1 hobo stylos In bright c o lo n Assorted fabrics In And Around Longwood i J ] | Nancy Fry© Longwood Correspondent 3 2 3 -8 8 9 3 The Old Tim er * Reception, formerly ihe Silver Anniversary Tea, wa* begun tn HI 12 by the clubwomen and I* hr id annually lit the arched Interior of the old club building on Church Avenue In Longwood. Till* building, built In IH7(). was originally a cha|M*l ami community rrn lrr located on the stir where Ihr Eplseopal Church now stands. When this Episcopal Church wa* being built In IHM2, the little chajiel wa* hauled <>fl la West Longwood where II served as Ifit* Sell t Tiion < haj« i In 11' I l Iht Ctvlr League Woman's Club purchased the building and ha* It moved to It* present site In serve a* Ihrir club * huustng and where the l adl es have r*iabll»hrd a small library lo serve Ihe laingwood community. L.ixt week * Sjinngs Ait Show I 0H5 lit the Altamonte Mall IxMslrd mure than I I XX) piece* ol artwork rreuied hx student* liotii 3Haira public schools The art Judged by prnloslou.il artist* and an teacher* and sponsored by the Seminole C o u n c il ol P are nt Te a ch e r A**ot latino* and the *1 lu.ul Imiird. prrsrnlrd award* for the seventh annual slum last Sun dax These county students were winners Shaonirl lioardman. A lla m o iilr Elem entary. I.ocli lla ve n Scholarship: Hannah Hawkins. East brook optimist Creative Writing Award: dor Pagan. Spring Lake. Maitland Art Center Scholarship; Kindergnitrn Grouj) Lake Ortenta. Sanfortl-Semlnole Art Assort. Award Amlrra While Lakrvirw Middle. Loch Haven Scholarship: Susan liaytur. Lym a n High. Sanford J r . W o m a n 's Club Award, •md fur iwo Lake Mary High students: Lort Lanier the Altam onte Mall's Merchant* Assoc A wa r d and Jo e y W elsburg. the He*t-ln*Show A w a rd Irotn ihe Se m in ole County Council ol P T A FASHION WATCHES BRIEFS A BIKINIS Assorted dress 0 1 casual wtisl style watches In su n s to (It the tainlb solid or punt panties In paste! colors G ile s S 10 Regularly To t 49. Ladies' COMPARE AT 7.99 Old Timers Honored At Annual Reception Sid in ’ and sljipin' talking and remembering — ibis wow ihe laid-back formal ol the Old rimer*' deception held by Ihr L o n g w o o d C iv ic L e a g u e 's Woman'** Club laxt Sunday attrrnnon to honor lire city'* oldrr elll/ert* There wa* tin formality, no long sjierches. |u*l a lew words and Introduction* ami a short irnprnttijitn speech by ihe Mayor (lorerd to the speaker * stand by a liny orptngenariunl 11 was a hot ailcmoon with old celling tana stirring the conver­ sation. a* neighbor* visited neighbor* young and old. talked about old lime* and new. and met old trie ltd* and made new while enjoying lire sumptuous refreshments homemade by ihe ladles. , * Mr John Coons sat over In a corner and provided bat kground music with ht* keyboard In tils lap a* thr lathe* flitted about In pretiy spring drr*se* and the men stood or tiunkrred down In their tie* and "good britches." Old photograph* anti clipping* w r r r displayed and passed around A bottle display of old r e m e d y b o ttle s fo u n d In Longwotid wax set up 99 P A IR OUR BEST ATHLETICS SUMMER CASUALS Assortment ol men s. ladies' snd boys' sthlelic shoes with lace up or Velcro* closures Men's mssh casuslt Men's and boys' basketball oalo'ds Man's ladies & children a canvas shoes I*** LAUNDRY DETERGENT Mi •* <f 16 '» W TEXACO 10W40 OIL 5 OUNCE SHIELD FAMILY SIZE DUTCH Regularly 1.19, Limit 5 quarts. Ragularly 39* Bar. Deodorant ta r soap. Limit 6 bars. Regularly 3.99. 205 ounce box laundry detergent. Limit 2. STORE HOURS Prices Qood At All Family Dollar Stores Through This Weekend. Quantities limited MON THURS 5AJ FRI On Some Items. No Salsa To Pesters. SUN u 413 E. F IR S T S T .I M (Neat To Winn Olds) �s 1C -E v e n in g H tfild — W +drtttdiy, M jy I, 1HS H trjld A d v trlittr - Thurwlay, Mj y t. t f l i Sanford, FI MARINATED SALAD FOR A CROWD ...Cook Of The Week Continued From 1C ncvrdr'dld (Ind It. Me really kcfpsu* busy." Clyde's retirement from civil nervier In 1983 allow* him to spend time In hi* garden, nays Gwen. "It's not very big. but It keep* us with all the greens we can une. I don't do any canning, but I do a lot of freezing. We've got collarda. squash. turnip*, potatoes, pea* and more," Gwen say*. “ Hight now we've gotten Into the strawber­ ries and I've got *orne jams and Jeltle* ntade " "O u r main family get togethrr I* on Christmas Eve, Everybody gathers out here and the house is so full, you ran hardly get In We fix a big supper and open our gifts so the children ran lie home with their families on Christmas morning We Just take any opportunity we can and gather for a barbecue or fish fry." saysGwrn Sharing some of her family * lavorlte rerlp-s. Gwen ha* Included her fainoune Okra Gum bo and several salad* that are sure to add a delicious note to your outdoor cooking. For a large group, her camp recipe for English Apple Pie Is Just the wp tiling. Following Isa list: OKR A G U M B O I lb. sliced okra I can whole inmaioe*. chopped I medium onion, chopped 1-'A cup* raw potatoes, diced 4 slices bacon salt and [>epper to taste Drown baron, drain, break Into small piece* or tumble. Add potatoes and water and cook about 5 minutes Add remaining Ingrrdletns and cook lor 15 to 20 minute* until vegetables arc tender and Gum bo Is thick. You may have to add more water Serves 6. EXTRA SPECIAL SALAD 2 boxes lemon gelatin I N 2 can crushed pineapple, drained (save JulceJ 1i cup crushed pecans I j k k kagr [Jrram Whip lopping I Hoz. package cream cheese Prepare gelatin according to dlrecllons. add pineapple. Let stand rill well gelled or overnight For A Special Evening A touch of glamour makes an evening a special one. and planning a meal so your com­ pany can Imagine that (hey are dining In another country 1* an excellent way to rnterlaln with panache. Whether your guests will dine at a "farin' In Italy with a pasta course and then rabbit, or at a “vineyard" In France with a pale and coq mi vln. *el the scene for dinner with a smashing first course and watch the evening take off, Our favorite dinner Invitation wold be to the Russian Imperial Palace h i the (urn of the century. The meal begin* with a delicate. Icy-cold soup rnailr especially for the Czarina, followed by Berf Slroganoff for the main course At the time of the Czar, many exotic focal* were brought by diplomats who were often ac­ companied by a chef on their ofTlrhil visits. When the first grapefruit arrived, It protuibly was served In a spectacular dish created Just for the occasion. Czarina's Chilled Cucumber S o u p Is s u c h a s t a r t e r . Lusciously smooth, It has flavor that stimulates the palate and whets the appetite. Cubed cu­ cu m b e r. chicken broth and sparkling grapefrull juice from Florida are whipped In a blender w i t h c h o p p e d d ill p ic k le , scallions and tarragon. When thoroughly chilled and ready to serve, champagne Is added fur a llavorful touch of luxury. Serve with u dollop of sour cream for special effect. Another country much In our minds these days Is Indlu. with television und the movies enter­ taining us with stories of thnt exotic land. Curry might he on yo u r m enu, preceded by a sprctaculm Rajah's Koval Cat rot Soup — carrots simmered in chicken broth und grapefruit Juice, spiced with cumin and cinnamon and served hot, with yogurt on the side. For a spec-Gil touch, try a printed scarf on the table and, Instead of wine, serve beer In stemmed glasses. CZARINA'S CHILLED CUCUMBER SOUP 4 large cucumbers, pared, seeded, cul In pieces(6 cups) 1 can (H ounces) frozen concrnlralrd grapefruit Juice Irom Florida, thawed, undiluted 6 c u p s chicken broth or Imtllllon, drgreused 1 cu p sliced dill pickles, drained 2 small scallions 2 traspoon* dried Irul lurrugon 2 cup* dry champagne or dry while wine, chilled 1 cup sour cream Combine cucumber, grapefruit Juice concentrate, chicken broth, pickles, scallions and lurragon Cover. Process In blender or food processor. In several batches, until snuxXh. Chill at least 1 hour. Just before serving, stir In champagne, Serve with sour cream. YIELD: H servings IuIk h i I 10 Prepare Dream Whip. Whip logclher with cream cheese and spread over gelatin mixture. Let set at least 1 hour, blend together: 1 cup pineapple Juice 1 tsp. lemon Juice 1« cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 eggs, beaten well Cook until thick. Cool, then spread over cheese mixture. Sprinkle with nuts. Chill and enjoy! Serves. 12. COPPER PENNIES ICarrot Salad) Place In large bowl: 2 Ilia carrots, sliced and cooked till barely done 1 large sweet onion, slice Combine In a saucepan: 1 can tomato soup 'A cup cooking oil Tv cup sugar Bring to a boll and cook for 5 minutes Pour over carrots, mix and refrigerate. This salad will keep for weeks. If It lasts that long! Serves6to8. Combine I bottle Italian Dressing (16 oz.) 1 pkg. garlic-cheese dressing, prepared as directed place In a large bowl' 2 Jars green olives 1can black olives I large can whole mushrooms l Jar pepperonclnl peppers I bunch fresh broccoli, washed and cut Into floweret tes 1 head cauliflower, washed and cut into flow crettcs I Jar pickled onions, drained 1lb. carrots, sliced thin Green onions, cut In 1 Inch pieces (optional) 8 oz. cubed Cheddar cheese Hoz. cubed Mozzarella cheese I pint basket cherry tomatoes Pour drrsslng over vegetables, mix well and refrigerate Mix every 2 hours. Can be made a day before serving and vegetables added if you need more. Gwen likes to use a large plastic bowl with a good seal which can lie turned upsled down to mix Hiblix Beef, for special fam ily r-■ Special family o ccasio n s liki Mother’s Day for ■ U v v H i j THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURS., MAY 9 THRU WED., MAY 15. 1905 . . . I U I 1 9 • Hormel Cure 81 Boneless Ham...... * Sunnyland Regular or Thick Sliced Bacon........ Armour Star Hamburger P atties....................7pV x w o P u b lix O scar Mayer s jp j] Turkey Breast Meat Wieners....... p" Seafood Fresh Pollock Fillet... Fresh Flounder Fillet Fre sh Frozen P ublix Beef G o v e rn m e n t-In s p e c te d B o n e le s s Cod Fillet........ Medium S h rim p ............. Publix Boef GovcrnmonHnspocted E S h o u ld e r R o a s t Publix Doof Government-Inspected S w ift P re m iu m Fu lly C o o ke d (E ith e r End o r W h o le ) Publix Beef Government-Inspected Boneless Lykes American Sliced Oscar Mayer Big Ones or Cooked Ham ..... Beof F ra n k s ........ Acme Cream or Wine Lykes Meat or Beef H orring................ W ieners................ Baked with Extra Caro English Muffin Bread loot cups). Egg or Pumpernickel RAJAH'S ROYAL CARROT SOUP 3 cups chicken hmih 2 cup* gmpeliutt Juice (root Florida 6 8 medium carrots (1 pound) (Mired, cut In chunks I m e d iu m o nio n, cut In chunks M teaspoon ground cumin IX teaspoon ground cinnamon U teaspoon salt 1 cup sour cream or plain Bagels........................6 t». 69 * Healthy ft Delicious Bran Muffins.............6 99 * Rose Corsage Cak< yogurt In large saucepot combine broth, grapefruit Juice, carrot*, onion, cuinln. cinnamon and sail Bring to a boll Reduce heat. Simmer 2S inlnulrs or until currots are tender. Puree vegeta­ bles and cooking liquid In a blender or food processor. Re­ turn to sauce pot: heat. Serve with sour cream or yogurt. YIELD: 6 servings (about H cups). each $ 995 lt*m* attovs atsUabls at Publu slots* «*llh tn ilu it b*k*il«* only. i W« fP ’** 99* Cookies......................... T.V »14* Heart C a k e .................. Beautifully D ecorated In Your Choice of Colors lot Chocolate Peanut Butter Chip A Special Treat for Mother’s Day F re s h Straw berries ‘ & Whipped Cream M o th e r’s D a y H e a rt C a k e e a ch $499 IU m abovs a « » U « b J « at PubNi itoia* with in -tto i* b »k * u «t only. *•*■ *V . Tastes Home Made! Lemon Cheese Coffee Cake each lor IUm* sbof* si alt Pubk* ttoiat A Danish Sixtiwi. F* * » P- *4 *=• W *■ m s* tW ffAO ’,«S - «-#■* *Vv • ' . a , ■** �Evening Herald - Wednesday. May I. 1**5 H*r»ld Advertiver - Thursday May *, Sanlord FI - J C Festivity Takes On Simply Elegant Air So Simply Prepared, Simply Sensational Festive occasions have a new Hair- They air both simple ami sensational, a style appropriate (or today s active host or hostevs In fart, the contemporary rook fre q u e n tly looks for easy-to-prepare foods that offer a touch of distinct Ion. With this menu, simplicity takes on an elegant air. The familiar Ingredients are found In most kitchens or are readily available. Yet these entertaining C h e r r y pie f illin g c o m p le m e n ts ro a s t t u r k e y b re a s t. Fresh picked Cherry pie filling goes beyond dessert In this menu Asa sauce tinged with the sweetness of pineapple Julrc and the spiciness Low In Sodium , Florida Te n d e r Yellow Squash butnotpickedover. Publix Ideas, enhanced by the serving pieces and fresh rtww-s. create a presentation Ideal for most any event — birthdays, graduations, anniversaries, bridal showers and other special occasions throughout the year, such as Mother's Day. Valentine's Day per ib. W« kivi' i sir pti du.tr utxivi Mijpv but n>4 the rva*m wliv \\i begin by v levting Iruiti and vvgeUhlev jt then jvuk i <IreUinrvv Then. Ilie bcvl ■< tlh 'e jre carefully verapjYil in pntect them all (lie wav to >uur table Si i vdien usj'nr picking pndue. psk l\jhU\ California Ripe Flavorful Fresh Avocados 2 ,o, * 1 T H IS A D E F F E C T IV E : T H U R S ., M AY 9 TH R U W E D ., M AY 15, 1985 . . . » T .ip t v J ll v fti-sh psknJ Nil ik4 picked owi Florida Crisp Green Cucumbers or Bell Peppers 5 o,*1 California Flavorful Fresh Artichokes 3 *1 . Top Your Salads with Ruskln Brand Shredded Carrots B-oz. pkg. 49* W ra p p e d P ro d u c e . Tasty Tomatoes pet Ib. ikh'tif the little thmt/i thM rrsMo v/xyyiffn/ar /hWn suh J /<l>uuir, 33° ' Shower Her With Flowers on Mother’s Day. . For Salads or Slicing, • Florida (Large Size) Slopin’ IVihlix and pick In mi a garden o! lush, colorful planls and Powers. PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD Cherry Layer: Great Baked * or Candied, North Carolina 2 cans (2 I mini es each I chert v pte lllllng 2 leaapoon* gralcd orange rind I teaspoon almond extract SIIr mange rind and extract Into cherry pie lining S|ilii shortcakes in half hmi soundly. Layer lugredlrnls Into serving dishes, tiegluiilng and riiiltug wllh cherry layer. Sw eet Potatoes per lb. Beautiful Fresh Flower h lv Centerpieces medium size $ 1 0 " large size $ 1 9 " Beautiful Blooming African Violets 4-Inch pot $2*9 In Bud & Bloom, Assorted Colors In Bud and Bloom, Colorful Potted Potted Mums Tulips, Hyacinths, Gloxinias 6-inch pot $4 , 9 9 6-inch pot $599 33c Orchid Corsages each for $499 Fresh Cut Flowers Arranged in a Mother’s Day Bouquet CHERRIES OVER ALL For Snacks or Waldorf Salad, Crisp Juicy Red Delicious Apples 3 1% 99* ”'f Serve with C heese Sauce, Tender Fresh Broccoli large bunch Roast On Th e Grill Florida Tender Sweet Yello w Corn Assorted Colors, Attractive Single I ^ 0 ears for of brown mustard. U adds a subtle yet distinct flavor to turkey brrast F o r d e s s rrf. I t ’ s C h e r r y Shortcake Supreme — alternat­ ing layrrs of cherry Idling, white cake and whipped cream The delicate cake, e.isllv prepared with a while pudding cake mix. can tie baked In advance to save last minute preparation time Or. try Cherry Cream Delight Cherry pie Idling spired with orange perl makes a perfect topping for this delectable Ice cream pic in a chocolntr crumb crust To complete the menu. Ill elude your favorite green vrgr lable. such as fresh broccoli or green beans The vegetables can Ik - steamed atop I he stove or In the microwave Wdh just a him ol seasoning, such as an herb butter, steamed fresh vegetables arid Interesting texture and flavor In the meal New |>ot.lines, baker! until tender and then sprinkled with dill along with a crispy salad and croissants pn> vide Ihe finishing lunch W ith the addition of frrsh roses, tlie table setting llsell becomes regal In appearance True, most people prefer red roses Hut no matter what the shade or Ihe quantity, roses an colorful, easy In arrange and provide unlimited opportunities for an Innovative decor With this buffet, preparation for the m rnu and Ihe tattle setting Is m inim al, leaving plenty of time 1 0 enjoy the celebration and I hr loud Itself Shortcake: I white eake mix wllh pudding in mix 3 eggs 1 cup plain yogurt 1*i cup vegetable oil 1« cup water Generously grease and limit 10-1*2 French inti forms or os*' to to 12 0-ounce I’yrex custard cups Mix all Ingredients tn large mixing bowl at low speed until moistened Heal 2 minutes at highest speed Hake In AIM0 oven lor 20 2f> minutes or until cake springs back when touched lightly in center. Coot ft minutes on cake rack, turnout. C r ea m y Filling: 2 packages (3 ounces enclil cream cheese, softened U cup milk I trasjMMin almond extract I (ahlrs|Kx>i! powdered sugar 1 c u p wlil|>|>liig c r e a m whipped, oi 2 clips prepared whipped topping Edertd cream cheese, milk extract and powdered sugar tin ill smooth. Fold In whipped cream. $1 79* Tropicana Premium P ack, 100uo Pure Florida Chilled Orange Juice half gal. $ -|9 9 each for $499 where shopping is o pleosure 7days a week | Publix lambing lor Intriguing ways to use d ie rry pie filling'? Just think — "cherries over all" — and try these suggest Ions • Heal cherry plr Idling and use as a quick and Ifavorful tupping over waffles or pan cakes. For a sjieclal launch, top a Helgi.m waffle with vanilla tie cream, warm rlu-rry pie Idling whipped cream and nuts. • Spoon cherry pie lllllng over pound cake, cheesecake or Ice cream. Use tight out ol the can or mix wllh tills ol grulrd orange perl, chopped mils or fresh fruits, • Prepare distinctive sauces by cum bin I rig cherry pie lllllng wllh. spites — cloves, nutmeg cinnamon, ginger, curry powder: fruits — chunky applesauce, mandarin oranges, whole cran­ berry sauce; or mils — almonds, (means. plnenuts. or walnuts • Use these sauces over meals, such as pork. lamb, veal chops roasts, and ham slices; or over poultry, such us chicken, turkey Irrrast. Cornish game hens and duckling • Create u refreshing and light meal wllh cherry soup Combine one can 121 ounces) cherry pic filling. 2 'A cups plum yogurt, 214 cups milk und 2 tablespoons lemon Juice. Serve ( hilled wllh a salad and crusty bread • Layrr cherry pie filling with right ounces of plain yogurt nr sour cream for a refreshing parfall Sprinkle with Coconut. • Cut calorics one third by using "llte" cherry pie Idling in any of these recipes TURKEY BREAST WITH PIQUANT CHERRY SAUCE 1 9- or ti pound breast of turkey bee BUFFET.4C �F vrnmg Her*Id — Wtdn^wJjy, May I, 1HS Hfrald Advfftiwr - Thursday* May t, Iff 5 Sanford, FI . . . Buffet Continued Prom 3C 1 rt.n (21 ounces) cherry pie filling 'H n m pineapple Juice 2 tablespoons mild brown mustard Conventional Directions: Place thawed turkey breast, breast slde up. In 3-quart baking dish. Season turkey breast as usual Bake In 325° oven for 2W to 3 hours or until meat ther­ mometer registers 170° In Ihc thickest part, not touching bone. Let stand, tented with foil, for 15 minutes before slicing. Microwave directions: Place I hawed turke y breast, hrrast-slde-dow n. In 3-quarl baking dish. Season turkey hreasl as usual. Cover loosely with wax paper. Microwave on high power for 10 minutes. Rotate dish one-fourth turn. Microwave on medium (50% power) for 15 minutes. Tu rn turkey breast over; microwave with breast-side-up on medium (50% jxiwer) for 15-30 minutes or until meat thermometer regis­ ters 170° in thickest part, not touching bone, Ix-t stand, tented with foil, 15 minutes before slicing. Combine cherry pie filling, pineapple Juice and brown mustard. Meat to warm, do not boll. Serve over sliced turkey. When It comes to summer desserts almost every cook has thr same requirements. The dish should be refreshing, kind to both pockrtbook and waistline and get you out of the kitchen fust! Impossible? Of course not. It’s rasy to create Interesting de­ sserts tailor marlr to soothe on even the most sultry day. All you need are good Ingrrdlrnts and a few minutes to concoct a dessert that's a summer's dream, GRANNY’S APPLE PARE AITS 1 cup vanilla yogurt 2 Ieaspoonsorange liqueur 1 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon A p p le s a d d c o n tra s t in p a r f a it. Cherry Topping; I enu |2I oum es) cherry pic filling I tablespoon grated orange rind Combine Ingredients In small ImiwI. Cover and refrigerate until serving time. Al serving lime, sel pie ortlo warm dampened towel Cut pic Into wedges; UR onto serving plate Spread cherry topping onto each slice. Top with a dollop of whipped cream, II desired. THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURS., MAY 9 THRU WED., MAY 15, 1905 . . . CHOCOLATE DIPPED PRETZKL8 I I o u n c e package (2 rups) milk chocolate morsels U cup vegetable shortening About fifty 3-Inch twisted pretzels or nuggets or rods Combine over hot (not boiling) wutrr. Nestle m ilk chocolate morsels and vegetable shorten­ ing; stir until morsels melt and mixture Is smooth Remove from brut but keep chocolate over hot wutrr. Dtp pretzels Into choco­ late mixture and coat evenly; shake otf any excess coaling. Place prrtzels on waxed paperlined eonklr sheets. Chill In rrlrlgeiator until coating sets (about 15 m in u te s). Gently loosen horn waxed paper- Serve Immediately or store In rrfrlgrralur until ready to serve, Yield will vary according to slz of pretzels. Makes: ubout 50 dipped prrtzels I ■t»'4T-1 SUMMER APPLE COMPOTE 44 cup sugar I cup water 1 2-Inch piece stick cinnamon 1cup white wine 2 tablespoons lime |ulcc 3 G ra n n y S m ith Apples, cored, cut In cubes (3 cupsl 1V4 cups honeydrw melon balls 1 cups seedless grapes Mix sugar and water in sauce­ pan; stir over low heat until sugar dissolves. Add cinnamon stick; bring to boiling; simmer 5 minutes. Remove from heat, remove cinnamon stick; stir In wtne and lime Juice. Cool Com­ bine apples, melon and grapes In large bowl; pour syrup over fruit. Chill several hours before serv­ ing Yield; 0 to H servings f3 Bake V ri^ B your best fk With SihferSioflt -■ « § n In 12-oz. Cans, Lagor or Light Old Tap B o o r........ *1BB Assorted Nabisco (0 to 10-0z.) I t ’s the little things that make the difference at thiblix. Great C ris p s ........ Pp*u 99e Chlpsles, Grasshoppers or Oatmeal Crem es (12.5 to 13-0z.) Keebler Cookies .. This weeks special features Shoot e o Q Q Cake Pan i r . i 6 - .i v 99c All Purpose, Unbleached, Self-Rising or Bromated Broad Loaf Pan c Pillsbury Flo u r........... X Z 89lltmi) (L »«l 1 «ilh O lfit PmchJM* ol Peaches Kosher D ills......... 89c 29-01 Sweet C o rn .................'is 39c Del Monte Ron. or No Salt Cut or French Style Green Beans.............. 'is 39° $ 249 Mazola O il............. In 12-0z. 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'Sr 59° 1-lb. vacuum bag m akes 8 q u a rts Scented or Unscented Ant* Per spirant Assorted Rich n Chew y, Chunks n Nuts or Chewy Swirl In Water or Oil, Star-Kist Light Chock Full O — Nuts — Crystal Light H DR C o n d it io n e r . h lR t f h »•»» 100% Pure Corn Oil All Method Grind Coffee Ice d T e a Mix or A s s o rte d Drink M ix e s $ _____ 049 ■ ■ i »« *t U un prim *rtlMw« m • *! m l p v t lit i •» V VO m fttn •iibUM i*M O prtfwli tfb t N • »'•••« 1*1* torn—* I «fto. $ 4 3 9 l*t I bol Del Monto Rog. or No Salt Golden Cream Style or Whole Kornol Extra Body 9V*5V>2V Vlaslc Polish Crunchy Dills or 40 M U w i E icturfcng AH Tobtcco I1« Del Monto Halved or Sliced Yellow Cling Chocolate Pretzels Fmm ancient Rome lo present day. pretzels have played an Interesting If not curious role In "snacking’’ history: • Though the origin of the name Is most likely from the German term “ breuel'* tome think Its true derivation Is Latin meuulug *'u little rew ard." Another school of thought gives II Ihc same origin us ihr word "prayer," and ycl a third story coinblnrs these two versions According to this line of thought, priests gave pretzels us rrwurds to children who Irurncd (heir prayers properly. • Pretzels (an we know thrml were not always available In the funilUar nugget, twisted or log shapes Legend has It that at one lime pretzels were produced as large rings to In- worn around the neck (bclorc bring eaten) to ward off evil spirits • In yet another place and lime, ptrtzrls were hung on fruit trees In Ihr ho|>es they would help the trees to Irrur well • A n d f o r t h o s e of u m i |>crut It loos nature. sup|x>srdly b r e ak i n g u pretzel ceremoniously while making a wish, will make the wish come true. 2 Granny Smith Apples, cored and diced Vi pint strawberries, hulled and cut In half I cup fresh blueberries Blend together yogurt, orange liqueur and cinnamon. Layer diced apples, strawberries and blueberries w ith yo g u rt In parfalt glasses or dessert dtshrs Chill until ready to serve. Makes 4 lo 6 servings. 55 years growing with Florida CHERRY CREAM DELIOHT Chocolate Crumb Cruat; •Acup butter or margarine 114 ru p s chocolate cookie crumbs |nt>nut IB cookies) Conventional directions: Melt butter; add rookie crumbs, stir to mix well. Press Into bottom and against sides of (Mnrh pie plate. Cool. A ready-made choco­ late crust may also be used. Microwave directions: Place butter In 9-Inch glass pie plate. Microwave on high (rower 30 seconds nr until melted. Add cookie crumbs: mix well Press Hilo Ikiiio ui and against sides of plate Cool. Ice Cream Layeri I pint chocolate Ice cream I (ilnt vanilla Ice rrcam Allow Ice cream to soften. Stir until smooth. Spread chocolate Ice cream In chocolate crust. Spread vanilla Ice cream over chocolate Ice cream layer. Freeze until firm, about 3 hours. Summer Apples Star In Easy, Refreshing Treat 3 Musketeers, Milky Way, Snickers or Mars Bars L a sa g n a A lf r e d o ... On-Cor Lite Ch*cken Supreme with Vegetables or C a n d y B a r s ............. %%*’ *1iB (10c Off Label) Pump Container Candy Clorox Prew ash... 'IV M 8B C h a rm a la d e s .......... *119 S e a fo o d C a n n e llo n i............... X% *349 si B ia n c o , R o s a t o Tab, Sprite, Diet Coke or A s s o rte d D a ir i-F r e s h h a lf g WA a llo IV X# n I I Lite Coca Cola Sherbet » or L a m b ru s c o • V $139 *479 3 32-oz. bots. (Plus Tax & Deposit) *■ (Lim it 2 Pica*#, W ith O lhor P u r c h j t n ot S /.50 or More, ■ ■eluding All Tob a cco Item*) (p iu s 1 Celia Wine 12-oz. can s. 12-pk. r 1 .5 -lit. b o t t le Ce l l \ UM AAI * » \ rju . �Evening Herald — Wednetday. M a y I, ISIS Herald Advertiter — Thurtday, M ay t, 1 WJ Vanlo^d. FI.— SC Salads M a k e -A h e a d Salads G r e a t Fo r S u m m e r G a th e rin g s Stric-dish salads arc perfect accompaniments lor so many summer occasions, such as faint­ ly r ru n io n s . neighborhood Iwrljecurs and chinch socials. Make ahead salads, particularly ones that marinate in dressing ahead of time, are a special bonus because there's no worry aboul Iasi-minute preparation To celebrate summer's salad days, the Krali Kitchens have Cr eat ed t w o m a k r •a h c a d marinated salads that arc de­ signed 10 make lbe rook's work C o lo rfu l C a rr o t C oin S a la d c a n be m ad e th e d a y b e fo re . Breakfast Club Florida Grade A White Large Eggs per dozen Olde Smithtield Mild or Hot easier. Carrot Coin Salad is a colorful marinated salad that Is appealing and easy to prepare In quantity. Thinly-sliced carrots, which may be cul by hand or sliced In a food processor, are blended with green pepper and •diced green onion as the salad base. T o give the salad a sweet-sour flavor, raisins are added to the vegetables and the ingredients are marinated In a mixture of tomato soup and French drrxslng Allow lhr salad lo marinate Fresh Homogenized Publix Milk Pork Sausage overnight tn the refrigerator, then bring it to the party In a cverrd container At the party nltr. arrange the salad In lelttier-lined Individual bowls nr on a letliicr-llneil salad platter Another make ahead salad eomhlnes a variety of canned and fresh vegetables, such as artichoke hearts, cneuinber slice* and chopped tomato, marinated tn Kralt French or Italian dressing, then served over greens and lopped with sunflower seeds Gypsy Salad may Ik - made the evening before se rv in g and m ar In a t e d overnight, or tt may be prepared as little as two hours ahead of lime Either way. It means no last-minute hissing In the kltch en CARROT COIN SALAD I N Low Fsl, IS Low Fsl of Shim Gallon Sits Avsllsbl* "Ith On* &AH Stamp Pile* S*«*> C*(lltlc*t* Heinz Tomato P u t i n H IM H v f t » « | H»GMf O u u t d d llf H O -t eups carrot slices 1 eup green pepper strips ' i cup ratstns 1« cup green onion slices I l O 'v o z . can condensed tomato soup l R-nz, bottle French dressing Lettuce I’urhotl carrots 5 minutes, drain Combine carrots, green IH'ppers. ratstns and onions Add combined soup and dressing; mix lightly Cover, marinate in rrfrtgrrator overnight. Serve on lei lure-covered salmi plates 6 In H servings GYPSY SALAD I H-oz Imiile Flench or Italian dressing Off** f*»»‘ ■ ^ Co m t. lHul, DcSotl (AtfliPH Meiatrvln Hn]ht|fn| H I k l« h t ()*«rt.|r IH 1 rsde I. 1 | I n l t r f h t “ S p l u h Into S u m m ir " S w t t p t U i l i i . D t t u l i « l S lo r t . P lIlt T N t I X t i O h # of ***• J d tf 2 trip* for T a s t e l « » V e g « i on AM l> n « t S IC O M O n t l l l i On# of riff «e n Parti#* for 10 #1 Mr at n Wild with a dike now* d#lt p l« t t « r tr o m p we » i IK iM D P M M I O n # of 111 t«* * O H • to W al n Wild to e d for r ant## v ear at turn* F O U R TH P H IZ I t One of 100 »d «" n iu jn ttefcaf* lo w « i n Assorted Aurora D E V IL E D E G G T R A Y Mother’s Day Complete Turkey Dinner Feast from the Publix Deli (A devilishly delicious addition lo any buflel. Deviled egge can be prepared In a variety ol flavors and gornlshes. Sliced ripe or green olivet with chives or bacon bits are tavorltee.) M each Each Oinnor Includes: • 9 to 10-lb. House ol Raeford Cooked Turkey • 4-lbs. ot dressing (your choice) • 1 quart of giblet gravy • 4 pounds of green beans Serves 12 to 15 people. May be requested either hot A ready to eat that day. or cold with heating instructions included. 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T h e M u re Y o u Save' 2 l or Just .1 t or Just 4 l o r Just Sliced Velveeta 42-oz. boa 1 6 -o z . p k g. $249 $489 5 0« O F F t-Pk. 9-Volt or 2-Pk C or D Cell E v e re a d y A lkaline B a tte rie s ................33! F re e £601 Waich lor New H>hA i W«lly Macaroni Salad........... Louis Rich Smoked or Oven Roasted J 3-lb. bowl O n e D rop D e o d o r iz e r .............. *449 *209 Delicious »• *1°® With This Coupon ONLY Tim* Zero SX-70 or 600 Sp**d ID a ir y l Polaroid Film Mrs Filberts Regular Golden Quarters M a rg a rin e ........... ..... 59* cl? Pillsbury Hungry Jack Buttermilk or Buttertastin' Publix Teller •Ingl* pk. pkg. (Etfacllv* M ay 9- IS 1S8S)C 10* 14 H 0 U N C » « ( • * • NCI TOO C A N a t H . O N B is c u its ....................... 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Place greens In serving Ikiw I Add vegetable mixture and sunflower serd*. loss light Iv •1loti servings LONGW OOD VILLAGE C TR ., LONGW OOD For people on Ihr go who want lo learn more about good rook­ ing bui need (o find Ihr time, the Rich Plan, u division of Rich* llnlted Corporation, Is holding free cooking, microwave and nutrition classes (bat condense Instruction Into one easy-to-leam drigonslratlon All classes start at 7 part ai the Rich Plan Frozen Food Center In the Altamonte Springs. Altamonte Mall, upper level, next to Sears M ICROW AVE Class covers demonstration aml lecture on mlcrowuve cookware, how a microwave works and whut modern cooking techniques gel the ties! results Pood* sampled In class (May 2 1) C O N V ECTIO N /M ICR O W A VE D e m o ii strulrd are the advantages and uses of convection cooking. Conventional recipes are con­ verted Into microwave methods and prepared. Foods sampled In class (Tuesday. May 14 and 2H| COOKING I Course Is de­ signed to set-up the proper starter kitchen Use and care of utensils demonstrated. Cuts of meats are explained along with a look at the basic food groups IThursday. May U| COOKING II Learn about veg­ etables and proper meal plann­ ing Cooking terms and what sptces blend with what meals are reviewed (Thursday. May 16) C O O K I N G I I I . Ad v an c e d cooking class goes Into more detail on complex tneal prepara­ tion. Tips are given on food arrangem ents and culinary techniques. (Thursday. May 23| N UTRITIO N Lecture given on "Staying In Control of Your P erso n a l E u t l n g H a b i t s . " Lifestyle and heitrr nutrition management are highlighted (Thursday. May 30) For more Information, call the Rich Plan at I |HOO| 662 :1063 and ask for marketing. Spare Is limited. 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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 08, 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/a01238bce474198d3bfe38f29fc9dead.pdf a460d8d0d85ef7157f3bd8c711a23256 PDF Text Text 77»h Y e a r, No. 308 Sunday, August 18, 1985— Sanford, Florida By Rick Brunson Herald Staff W riter With new residents flooding Into Seminole County every day. all competing for water service, city and county olflcials are putting out the word — "If you don't pay your water bill, don't come here." vJU-V-.1 A survey of Seminole cities shows some are getting stricter about past due wuter bills o n d ^ ' ' are not thinking twice about kicking deadbeats out of the municipal watering trough. One such city Is Altamonte Springs, which has about 0.000 water customers and nits o f the flow to about 120 custom­ ers a month because of delin­ quent bills. “ We cut them off." said Vicki Pltlman. the city's utilities c o o r d in a t o r , ra th e r m a tler o lf-factly. ‘ 'W e're, 'bad' director Paul Moure. That's the highest number of delinquents reported by arty of the cities s u r v e y e d . B u t n e x t to Casselberry's 12.237, Sanford also has the most water cus­ tomers ** 9.800. Jetliner Down! A r e S e m in o le Hospitals P re p a re d F o r Disaster? B y Susan Loden H erald Staff W riter When a Jumbo Jet fell from the Dallas sky Aug 2 and brought a fiery death to all but a couple dozen of the 161 on board, Texas hospltul officials garnered praise for the way they dealt with the tragedy. The key: practice. The Dallas medical workers said mandatory disaster drills had prepared them well to deul with the real thing Officials ut Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal In Sanford und at Longwood's South Sem inole C o m m un ity Hospital say they practice too. staging annual mock disaster drills to make sure they will be In lop form If they have to deal with the real thing The drills, which are called unnanounced. usually bring an Influx of patients from a stuged bus crush who have a variety of "Injuries." Some are "dead on arrival." C FK H administrator James D. Tesur said. The tests ure held In conjunc­ tion w ith local em erge n cy personnel such as police and fire rescue workers and are required by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals and by the slate to maintain licens­ ing und accreditation. Tesur said "From what I've seen, we've found no fault with our drills." Hob Musselwhlte. who helps c o o rd in a te C F H H 's ‘ ‘ C o d e Green" disaster plan said. "I think an actual casualty would be responded to much better than a drill. You've got realism there. There's no doubt In my mind our staff would perform Herald — (U S P S 481280) — Price 50 Cents N o Dough H«r*w SSata fcy T m m i V During the dry season, Mother Nature often leaves Floridians without enough water. But any time of year if you don't pay your water bill, your friendly City Hall will do the same thing: You're cut off. High and dry. Ruya” Altamonte customers have 20 days to pay their bills. After that they are deemed delin­ quent but they get a 7-day grace period. "After that we whack 'em off." Ms. Pittman said. Customers arc also charged a 10 percent delinquent fee on their balance every 29 days they are late, she said. To get their water turned back on. such customers have to pay a 925 reconnection fee plus the balance due and the late charges. The message, she said. Is: “ Don't come to Alluinonte u n ­ less you pay your bills." Apparently, those who don't pay their bills flock to Sanford The city has about 60 to 100 delinquent bills a week and turns off the tap to about 30-00 of them, according lo utilities Evening magnificently. Tha t's why you have drills." According to SSCII's safrly director Doug .Estes, thr drills are "a very real test, but people react belter when It's a real situation. They do things In­ stinctively sometimes when ... they know It's u drill. No one’s life depends on It I think they huve to think things through to make sure they're doing It right Where If ll's real. I think they Just do It without even thinking ubout It.’* Heudy or not. local hospital staffs will probubly not have to deal with the crush of u rnmmrr clal airliner. None land at the Sanford Airport, although they p a s s over Sanford enroutc to Orlando The disasters troth he and Estes expect to deal with are multiple car accidents, stormrelated Injuries or a chemical fire or spill. But neither hospital has been trsted with a real, major disaster For CFKH ’s disaster plan to go Into effect a m lnlm un of 10 related casualties must be In­ volved. SSCH has no minimum. "We term u disaster anything that would adversely effect our ability to rcudei service to pa tlents." Estes said. It doesn't have to be tnusslve," for "Code D " (for disaster) to go Into effect." Should such a disaster occur, both Tcsar and Estes said the care of patients already in the hospitals would not suffer. How­ ever those with minor ailments would find they would have a Moore said Sanford custom­ ers get 38 days to pay thetr bills. After that, the wuter Is cut ofT. h r said. Logging customers arc charged u 84 late fee. plus 97 If city workers have to cut off the line after 2 p in . he said. To reconnect they must pay 910 and the balance due. Seminole County tuts about 750-800 delinquent bills a month and cuts off water to about 100 of (he worst, ac­ cording to Pam Hastings, utilities manager. C o u n ty cu sto m e rs have 19-20 days to pay their bills before they are declared de­ linquent. If they don't pay 10 to 15 days after that, the faucet Is shut off and they're left high and dry. It's an effective tool Ms. Hastings said BO percent of the people whose water Is rut off Lightning Strikes Seminole ...W hite Lightning, That Is White lightning struck Seminole County late Friday when a sherlirs drputy arrested two ou(-ot-county men for possession of moonshine — homemade hooch, bathtub gin. I he •qx-akrusy drink of prohibition. Of course, tilings have changed a little Th e still-made ttooze was In a plastic "Jug" but apparently It still had the same ol' kick. According to a deputy's report, a person told him about a car that was driving "dangerously." The deputy located the vehicle with four men In It and stopped thr car at Heardull Avenue and Stutc Knud 46. east ol Sanlord ut 10.50 p in. While questioning the driver, who apparently did not have a driver's license, the officer noticed a white plastic conlutner between the men In the front seat. He reported that hr could smell the Impurities of ulcohol und asked the men to step out of the car. The deputy reported the Jug contained "moonshine." Sjiokesman for the sheriff's department. John Spolakl. said few people are arrested In Seminole County for possession of moonshine. He said In the pus! 10 years he can recall only two such Incidents, and those Involved stills. Officials in * Volusia County, where the men are from, also reported that Illegal alcohol urrests are Infrequent. Possession of the homemade booze, however, was not the only headache the men faced. A further search of the vehicle by thr drputy produced a stolen 22callber handgun under u backseat and a ruse containing dozens of hollowed-out dice, the kind that ran laloaded to Increase one s odds of winning at craps. T h r driver of the vehicle, who the deputy reported was anxious to talk about the Incident, said the gun. booze and dice belonged lo one of the passengers. Arrested and charged with possession of an untaxed beverage wrre To m m y Lee Boother. 21. of DrLand. and Gladstone G. Cole. 46. of Daytona Beach. Boother was driving the vehicle and Gladstone was sitting In the front seat, according to a report. They were being held Saturday In lieu of 95.000 bond each. T h r other passengers also were arrested. Charged with carrying a concealed firearm, theft, and dealing In stolen piopcrty wrre Alphonso Griggs J r.. 22. and Robert Bryan Smith. 30. both of Daytona Beach. They were being held Saturday In Seminole County Jail In lieu of 913.000 total bond each on the various charges — Deane Jo rd a n Bee DISASTER, page 8A pay up and have their water turned back on the same day. The county doesn't charge a late fee but requires 910 and thr balance due to reconnect. Possibly the most lenient city Is Lake Mary, which gives Its customers 60 days to pay their bills before cutting them off. H ow ever. 3 0 d n y s after they're billed, a 10 percent late fee is larked on to their tub. uccordlng to Barbara Gorman, utility billing supervisor. They must also pay a 920 fre lo reconnect. Until this veur. customers only had 10 days to pay their sentative will meet with them to discuss the venture. Eckstein and Klein say. The call for a new union stems from an agreement reached Monday between the county school board and the union for the 1985-MO school year. While 2.200 county teachers got in­ creases of about 6.7 percent. 500 teachers with 15 or more years experience got only a flat 4 percent raise. A starting teacher In Seminole County will earn 915,116 If the negotiated agreement Is ratified In a few weeks by the teachers Eckstein said the bottom line of the new union drive Is more m oney for the experienced teacher, not the novice educator. "W e have given our lives lo our kids." he said. "W e eat lunch with the kids, open our rooms to them The union and the school board don't appteclate it. They place thetr attention on the first- and second-year Bee CUTOFF, page OA Confirmed: Fruit Trees Have Canker HAINES C IT Y ((JIM) - Bill Adams was making preparations today to burn almost 3 million citrus trees at thr Adams Citrus Nursery, the second ttinr In 10 months hr has faced the de­ cision. nursery will have to lx- burned, probably starting Monday, and the trees sold to grove owners will have to hr destroyed, along with all citrus within .i 125 loot radius. Stale Agriculture Commission D o yle Conner sutd F rid a y , lesions were found on several m a tu re F ly in g D ra g o n or nuntrntal citrus trees und on num erous Swingle seedlings adjacent lo the trees at thr Adams nursery. He said addi­ Last October, canker was tional leaves and fruit with found ut Adams Containerized s u s p ic io u s -lo o k in g c a n k e r <Kurus Trees Inc., and he had to lesions have been sent lo the hth for testing. destroy 000.000 trees. Officials said Frlduy's con­ Adams said hts losses Iasi time were 82.5 million, and said Ihr firmation Is the first In which l«*ss tills time will lx- about $12 lesions have been found on troth leaves and fruit. million. This Is the 11th nursery lound H r said h r bus no Insurance and will only receive partial infected by citrus canker since com|x-nsallon from state and Aug. 23. 1984. when an out­ federal eradiation programs He break at Ward's Nursery In Avon said he received only 9600.000 Park was the first appearance of thr Infestation In the stale In last lime The only known means of inure than half a century. T h e outbreak prom pted u eradication of canker Is to uprtxn and burn all Infected and statewide bun on shipment of citrus. The ban later was lifted to exposed trees. Inspe ctors, w o rk in g w ith non-cilrus producing arrus. but Adams' records, are (racking owners still must have their down 240.000 trees he sold to groves certified canker-free und grove owners since a quarantine dip the fruit In a disinfectant was lifted Jun e 17. Most were before It can be shipped. A g ric u ltu ra l age nts have sold to grove owners In DeSoto. Harder and St. Lucie counties. See CANKER, page 6A E ve ryth in g In the Adams Plant pathologists confirmed Friday what had been suspected — some trees In his nursery were infected with citrus canker, •i highly contagious t>.«< trrla that kills trees but Is harmless to humans. V e t e r a n T e a c h e rs C a ll Fo r N e w U nion That, they say. Is unfair. By Deane Jordan W hltey E ck s te in and Bill Herald Staff Writer E x p e rie n c e d te a ch e rs In Klein, both teaching at Seminole Seminole County are not getting High School, want to breakaway a fair w la ry Increase say two from the Seminole Education teachers who feel so strongly Association and Join the Ameri­ about the matter that they want can Federation of Teachers. Marshall Ogletrre. executive to start a new teachers union to director of S E A and the teacher s represent them. Th e teachers, both 15-year bargaining agent, said such a veterans, are miffed because break would be considered an teachers at their level of experi­ Insult to SEA. At least 10 more teachers ence got 4 percent salary In­ creases while first-year teachers willing to stan another union are needed before an A F T repre­ got about a 13 percenUt*rease. bills, but the city commission extended the deadline. C ity C o m m issio n er Paul Tremel said the commission wanted to give the customers a break. . "T e n days just doesn't seem like much of a period before cutting their water off.” he sa1:*.. Beside, he said. Lake Mary customers are usually good about paying their bills. Also contributing to the city's Indulgent attitude Is the fart that Lake Mary has few rental housing units. Tremel said. "Homeowners aren't likely to skip town on their water bills." he said. Lake Mary, which buys water from Sanford, has about 1.200 customers. Ms. Gorman said about 110 of those are delin­ quent each month and water to about eight of those are cut o(T. Not only docs the city give Its customers more time to pay. It's also more reluctant to shut off the taps. But as this rural, neighborly city grows, that's changing. Ms. Gorman said. "W e have not been (strict) In the past, but we arc now. Our delinquents were Just running too high. People were expecting me to call them when their bills were late. They'd Just wait to heur from me before paying. It got to be where I couldn't call people anymore." she said. Officials from the other cities surveyed say ihey work with customers who are In dire circumstances, even If they appear to have a lough und TODAY A ction R e p o r ts .... ..............2 A B r id g e ...................... ..............4C B u sin e ss ................. ..............4 A C a le n d a r ................. ..............5 A C la s s ifie d s ............. ..........5 8 B C o m ic s ..................... ..............4C D ear A b b y ............. D e a th s...................... ............. 6A E d it o r ia l................. ............. 2 D F lo r id a .................... Sec UNION, page 6A t V *'‘7yi m a i r 7 * H o s p ita l.................. N a t io n ...................... .............. 2A O p in io n .................... ............. 3D P e o p le ...................... R e lig io n .................. .............5D S p o rts ....................... T e le v is io n .............. .............. 5C V ie w p o in t............... .......... 1 6D W e a t h e r ................. . •2A W o r ld . �J A -K v o n in g Htrald. Sanford, FI. Sunday, Aug IS, 1**5 NATION IN BRIEF Tornadoes Rake A labam a, Then Skip O v e r To T en n essee PARRISH. Ala. IUPI) — Tornadoes spawned by Hurricane Danny cut a 00mile swath of destruction through Alabama, claiming two live*. Injuring 20 people and causing widespread damage. At least five tornadoes touched down Friday In Williamson and Giles counties In middle Tennessee, causing some property damage and power outages. But officials reported no serious Injuries Th e twisters roared up Alabama's "Tornado A lley" and hit the rural mining town of Parrish at midday Friday, Injuring six people and wrecking at least 11 homes and 15 commercial buildings. Including a downtown bank and post office. Alabama's Emergency Management Agency said a woman In Parrish was killed when a twister ripped her mobile home off the ground and hurled It over some trees. The EMA also listed heart attark victim Myrtle Barnett. 74. of Cullman as u second storm-related fatality. Th e National Weather Service re|>oried at least 18 tornadoes were sighted during a six-hour period Friday and radar plckrd more than 40 funnel clouds — most along a fiO-mlle line near Selma to Tennessee. A c c u s e d Spy So u g h t Phone List LO S A N G E LE S (DPI) — Former Kill agent and accused Soviet spy Richard W. Miller once asked a security guard for a list of home telephone number* and addresses of all FBI employees In Los Angeles, the guard says. Guard Ronald Foster said Friday that Miller asked him In late Ju ly or early August 1984 — when Miller was admittedly hnvlng an affulr with Soviet Immigrant Svetlana Ogorodnikova — for the FBI personnel list. "I went to the switchboard area, picked It up. laid It on Ihe table and Mr. Miller picked It up. saying hr had to make a phone call,” Foster said. Foster said he left the room after giving Miller the list ho he did not know what the counterintelligence agent did with It. Proserutors presented Foster's testimony at the end of the secopd week of Miller's espionage trial. Miller. 48. faces a life sentence If convicted of passing Fill document* to Ogorodnikova for a promised 865.000 In gold und cash. Ogorodnikova and her husbund. Nikolai, pleaded guilty to conspiracy June 25. Since Ills arrest Oct. 2. 1984. Miller has maintained his Innocence. He says he wns using Ogorodnikova to Inflltrute the K O I) Nancy's Press A id e Resigns S A N TA BARBARA. Calif. (UPI) - First lady Nancy Reagan has tapjied Elaine Crispin, her personal assistant for 4 Vs years, to become her new chief spokeswomun und llaslon with the press. In a surprise announcement Friday. Mi* Reagan a office disclosed that Jennefer lllrshtx-rg. press secretary for the lust six month*, hud resigned and would t>e replaced by Crispin. Th e ictll|nin«nl will thrust Crispin — s aide and confidant to the lli*t lady and veteran Reagan campaign worker — Into the high visibility Job of handling day-to day relations with an often demanding press corps. "I'm happy, excited and nervous all at once." Crispin suld after the announcement was made In Washington The Reagans wrre vacationing at thrlr moimtulntnp ranch ul the time. Illrshhcrg. named to press set retury |>nxl on Feb 4. will lake a new posiilon with the Office of Management und Budget, assisting In the transition between departed budget director David Stockman and Ills *uccesaor. James Miller III Th e changes will be effective Sept 3 WORLD IN BRIEF A t L e a st 15 Killed In C a r Bomb Explosion B E IR U T, l-ehunon (UPI) — A musstve car Ixiinb exploded outside a market oil a busy highway In Christian east Beirut lixluy, killing ut least 15 |x*oplr anil Injuring dozens more, security (toller suld " T h e (usually llgurrs are rapidly climbing," said one |M)llcr officer. "So far we arc uwnre ol |5 dead and many, m any, many others wounded A lot of Ihc casualties are sevcrly burned." Rrscue workers said many people Inside were napped inside the market behind walls of lire and smoke. As rescue wotkets rushed to the scene of the blast, several urttilery shells i rushed Into the nearby streets only a lew blocks uw*ay, police said "M y (cum Is concentrating on Ihc supermarket where many people arc still trapped behind Ihc m ictus of fire and smoke." a rescue worker said. "I do not know how mnny people were killed or wounded outside " Th e Ahu Jawdrh hospital, where some of the victims wrre taken. rr|Mirtrd receiving "several dead and al least 40 wounded In throne hour that followed Ihc blast." Police said a Mercedes sedan |>ackrd with ul least 330 pounds of T N T uml oilier explosives was purkrd outside a supermarket when It blew up shortly tx-lorc noon IS a.in E O T). 7 D e a d In N ew Racial V iolence JOH A N N ESBU R G . South Africa (Ul'll - Racial violence, fueled by anger over President Ptelrr Botha's apparent unwillingness to dismantle apartheid. Ilared In black townships today, and security forces shot and killed s black man who was throwing gasoline bombs In the black township of Zwrlcntcinba. near Worcester In weslern Cape province, riot squads fired rubber bullets and trurgus lo disperse lllrgul meetings and youths throwing rocks, police said Security forces said they shot lo death u black man who was among a crowd hurling gasoline Iximbs and arrested (our other people. In Ih r township* of Eden vulr und Im b a ll near Pietermaritzburg 450 miles southeast of Johannesburg, police buttled rioting youths with nibber bullets und leurgus. and two houses wrre flrrbombed 111 the mixed race suburbs of Cape Town Police said Friday there was a "marked decrease" In Ihc Intensity of the racial unrest that has wracked South Africa since September and killed about 830 people M ore Travelers Asking For Rear Seats On Planes U n ite d Press International A couple of tourists preparing for a trip to Hawaii called a travel agency In Oxon H ill. Md . this week and requested seats "In the safest part of the plane — the back." Th e y are among the rising number of skittish airline pas­ sengers asking to sit In the rear of the plane — the area where the only survivors of two recent crashes sat, an Informal survey of travel agents showed Wed­ nesday. Although the government says there Is no statistical evidence that passengers In any section are more likely to survive a crash, travel agents say many are finding a sense of security In the bark rows — usually* the smoking section. Th e four survivors of a Japan Air Lines Jet that crashed Mon­ day In Japan with 024 uboard all sat In the rear. The 30 people who lived through the Aug. 2 crash of a Delta Jet outside Dallas, which killed 134. were also In the back. "We have some people dying to Hawaii who raid. We want to sit In the safest part of the plane — the back."' said Lucille Potts, assistant manager of the Oxon Hill Travel. "Maybe up to 10 percent of people are now asking for seats In the back." said Potts. "Before this week, no one asked for the back, unless they wanted to be In the smoking section." gener­ ally located In the rear. "People don't care If It's smok­ ing or not: they Just want to sit In the rear." said Elizabeth Colling*, a Northwest Orient Airlines ticket agent In Boston. "A ll this talk makes people nervous." Stan Hershenow. an Eastern Airlines ticket agent In Reno. Nev.. said. "Usually people want their seats as far forward as possible. But now there have been people buying tickets In the smoking section and making remarks about the Della crash." Repair Sparks C h a rle s H a rp e r of U n d e r Sea S e rvice s of O rla n d o , a d iv in g a n d salvage f ir m , uses a lancing ro d to re m o ve b ro k e n c o n c re te and steel re in fo rc in g rods f ro m the old ra m p s at the S a n fo rd m a rin a th a t w e re closed A p r il 15. U S S has a 45 d a y c o n tra c t with the c it y to re p a ir the r a m p s at the m a rin a for $79,000. Inmate's Homemade Knife Brings Charge A 26-ycur-old Sanford man held In the Seminole County Jail since January charged In the shooting of another Sanford man has been arrested In the Jail for allgcdly having a homemade knife. A Jail guard In a routine search of cell block rej)orted finding Sunday the disposable razor which hud Ixrn made Into a knife. The suspect reportedly had |H>sses»lon ol the knife, a sherlirs report said. The blade had been taken from the razor and melted Into Its handle to make a knife, s h e r if f 's spokesm an J o h n S|x)lskl suld. Tim othy Lawrence McIntyre. 1004 Olive Ave., was charged with possession of contraband In the Jail at 11:30 u.rn. Thursday. Bond was set In that case at $5,000 and McIntyre remained Jailed. He was Jailed In Ja n u a ry, churged with aggravated bat­ tery. |x>ssesnlon of a concealed firearm, felony (xisscsslun of u lire,irm and (xisscsslon of Irss than 20 grams of murtjuana. He Is accused ot wounding Curlln Williams during an argument at Richards Grocery. 1506 W I3lh St S. mIh u I He was tnlUlly arrested by Sanford police and txmd on those charges was set at $8,500. police reporlrd. C A R T H E F T A D D R ES S A Casselberry man re|Hjrledly driving erratically wus stopped by C a s s e lb e rry police and charged with grand theft uuto alter a (M i ll ie computer check showed the vehicle the man was d r iv in g had been re p o rte d stolen. T h e man wus pursued by (Millce ns he drove from Winter Park Boulevard to U S. Illghwuy Action Reports * F be s * Courts * Police 17-92 at Dog Track Road In Casselberry, where he reportedly ran a redlight. James L. Flurlty. 28. of 1205 Quintuplet Court was arrested at 9 4 5 p.m. Thursday and wns being held In lieu of $5,000 bond. POLE W R EC K ER A man who allegedly drove Into a Sanford city light pole causing $1,000 In damage re­ portedly drove on for about three miles on U.S. Highway 17-92 before being nabbed by Sanford police. The pole hit Is on the corner ol 20th Street und the accident occurred at about 3 a m Friday Terry Keith Tabb. 28. d 24 1 Atom Drive, has been fLarged with leaving the scene of an accident with property damage, careless driving, fleeing to elude ami driving under the Influent c He hasltcen released on $<XX) bond and Is scheduled in appear In court Aug 28. P O T IN C A R Allamontr Springs police In­ vestigating a iraffle accident charged a driver with driving with a suspended license and a possession of marijuana charged was added alter his vehicle was searched Poller reported finding a plastic bag containing about 23 grams ol marijuana In a dullle bag In Ihr susperTa car. Arthur Lee Wood. 28. of 3109 Ceclla Drive. Apopka, was ar rested at 10:19 a m . Thursday ou State Road 436 at Interstate 4. H r has lx-rn released on $5.OCX) Ixuid und Is scheduled to appear In court Sept. 9. POT ON C A R A Sanford woman sitting on (he rear of a car parked al (he West side Recreation Building on Persimmon Avenue was charged wlrii possession of marijuana after jxillce reportedly spotted her tryin g to con ce al two cnvclojx-s they suspected con­ tained marijuana. Police also suld Ihc car smelled of marijuana and the envelopes found contained ihedrug Beverly Jean Jackson. 23. of 35 Seminole Gardens, was ar­ rested at L25 a in Friday. She has been released on $ lo o bond and Is scheduled to ap(>ear In court Aug 28 BAD CIIF.CK C H A R G E A 25 year iild Sanlonl woman tecused of forging and cashing a $I(X) check al Atlantic Hunk has been charged wtlh forgery, ut­ tering a forgery and gran ?(hefl V R onrlta W aco of 474 Chestnut St., was charged al noon Thursday alter being qur* turned al the Sunlord (Miller si niton, u ( M i l l e r re (Milt suld I loud was set at $5.(XX). CUH SINO AND T H R E A T S A 36-year-old Sanford man w ho reportedly cursed und threat rued Ixilli his wile and |Killce officers has ta r n charged with disorderly Intoxication and aggravated assault. The mail and his wife. De­ borah Harrison, were arguing outside their home at 1205 Lincoln Ave.. with (Millce pres­ ent. a |Ki||ce report said. The sus|irct was verbally abusive to both (xillce and Mrs Harrison and when he learned she hud rlulmed he had pulled a gun on her he allegedly threatened to kill her. He also reportedly threatened to kill police who struggled with him when m ak­ ing the arrest, the report said. John Archie Harrison, arrcsicd at his hom e al 4:28 p .m . Thursday was being held In lieu of $5,000 bond. P O T T E D POT Four marijuana plants In u black (wit found growing behind Ihc Barnett Bank al Slate Road 434 and Midway Avenue In Lo n gw o o d , have been c o n ­ fiscated by Seminole County sherlir s deputies. Noah I. Iliodic. 10, of Briar Cliff In Longwood reportedly discovered Ihc plants In u wooded urea and reported his find to deputies at about 8:30 p m. Thursday. No arrests have liecn made in connection with the plants. D U R G LA R IP .8 A T H E F T S Sheriffs deputies have names of (Misslhlr suspects who may have burglarized Areuspun Ind.. 1990 High St., Longwood. on Thursday. The thief or thieves entered the building through a broken window aiut look $420 rash, to mruotirtng In pen worth a total of $139. 12 hammers with a combined value of $288. a $350 air compressor and a $135 circular saw. according to a report llled by manager Walter D 1 rvtne. 35. of Apopka. I wo gold chains with u com ­ bined value of $850 urc missing (tom the home of Cheryl S. Kascr 29. of 331 Raintrce Drive. *17. Casselberry. The chains disappeared from a Jewelry box In a tirdroom between Aug. 10 and Thrusduy. a sheriffs report said. Florida's Mosquito Invasion Worse Than Ever T A L L A H A S S E E (Ul’ll — Mosquitoes are buzzing Florida from thr I’anhandlr to Ihr Keys In bigger numbers this summer than III years, and the Invasion may get worse. S o fu r. says rm lo lo g ts t D r. Joint Mulrennan. rite Invasion hasn't resulted in uny outbreaks of m osquito-borne m cephalitis, a disease which attack* the nervous system und Is sometimes fatal Mulrennan, chief of entomology for the slate D e p u rtin rn l of Health and Re­ habilitative Service, said, however, an m ilbrrak Is still possible. "II Is still a llllle early lo lx- breathing easily because the rnrephultlls season In Florida Is usually In (he lute summer and the lall." Mulrrnnun said. "So ll wr are going to see the virus start showing up w r should start seeing 11 within tin next few weeks." M ulrennan says the Mtatc has test chickens used to detect the disease and so lar there have txrn no signs ot it. Mulrennan suld Florida's 67 breeds ol mosquitoes are thriving tilts year because ol frequent rains followed by dry spells. He suld many mosquttix-a lay eggs on dump soil, where they are dormant until the soil Is fltMMlrd. "It's going lo take an end to these cyclical rains lo break II Ibrerdlng condition*) or. ol course, when cold weather conies that will do It." he said. But that's In the future, and the Insects are buzzing and hiring uway Just about everywhere in the Sunshinr State. Orange County mosquito director George Alexander says M's Ihc worst outbreak In ycurs ol Ihc Insect In his urea, and Mulrennan says It's statewide “ This Is absolutely one ol the worst years we've had In some time, not Just In one part of the slue hut all over, from (he Punhandlc almost to Key West.” Mulrennan said. "I've been here six years and II hasn't Ix-en this bid In those six years." hr said. WEATHER N A T IO N A L R E P O R TS : S e v e re s to rm s h u r li n g tornadoes, large hull und torr e n t liil ru in p o u n d e d the northern Plains today. T h e re­ mnants of Hurricane D anny soaked the South uflcr hurling twisters that left two dcud and 20 Injured In Alabama. More Ilian 30 tornadoes knocked out power und damaged buildings Friday In Alabumu. Georgia, Tennessee and Mississippi, wllh most of the twisters reported In Ajubumu. the National Weather Service said One A lub um a tornado tossed a mobile home into the air. killing u woman Inside. Olllclals also blamed the storm for a fatal heart attack suffered by a 74-year-old woman und al least a score of Injuries. The low pressure system that once was the center of Hurricane Danny poured heavy rain today on the South, with more than 4 Inches reporlrd In Huntsville. Ala . and nearly 4 incurs falling In Jackson. Miss. Flash Rood w a t c h e s w e re p o s t e d In southeastern Kentucky, most cf middle und eastern Tennessee ;*nd the mountains of western V ir g in ia . A R E A F O R E C A S T ) Partly cloudy Saturday. Scattered af­ ternoon show ers and th u n ­ derstorms. High low to mtd 90s Light wind. Rain chance 40 perrrnt. Saturday night partly cloudy. An Isolated evening shower or thunderstorm Low lower to tnld 70s. Light wind. Rain chance Irss than 20 per­ cent. Sunday partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. High low to mid 90a Light wind. AREA READINGS (8 a.mji temperature: 77; overnight low: 75: Friday's high: 93: baromelrlc pressure: 29.94; relative humidi­ ty: 94 percent: winds; rust souriirust al 5 rnph; rain: .92 Inch, sunrise 6 55 a m., sunset 8.03 p m . ..SUNDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach: high*. 10:17 a.m.. 10 41 p rn.; lows. 3:51 a m.. 4 04 p.m.: Port Canaveral: highs. 10.09 a m ., 10 33 p m ; lows. 3:42 a in.. 3:55 p m.; Bayport: highs. 3 29 a.m . 3:10 p.m.; lows. 9:24 a in.. 9:57 p.m. ..MONDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 11:05 u.m.. 11:26 p m.: lows. 4:34 a m .. 4 55 p.m.; Port Canaveral: highs. 1057 a.m.. 11:18 p.m.; lows. 4 25 a.m.. 4:46 p.m.. Bayporti highs. 3:55 a.m.. 3 59 p.m.; lows. 10:07 a m.. 10:25 p in. B O A T IN Q F O R E C A S T ) St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles: Variable wind 10 knots or less through Sunday. Sea less than 3 feet. Widely scattered s h o w e rs and a few t h u n ­ derstorms. EXTENDED FORECAST: Monday through Wednesday — • Partly cloudy. A chance of mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs upper 80s lo lower 90a. Lows from the low 70s north to around 80 south and keys. HOSPITAL NOTES CMitre Ft*, tda Friday isstwe A D M U H IO W i MilWWaIrunWOe* L J XXI M k Sm i j McCauWr Sou tlKM.OlwtlClS M neUI DltCMASOKt tan lord liu K Rxkl O m i l Wood, Pads*" Cataattwrry C d sa rL B>ag{ Dr B a r, H w W Xixay. longrtatd •ISTMS MtcHaai J and Cindy T m n a ba*y Say. tankard i �« • Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Scientists Find AIDS Virus In Tears FLORIDA IN BRIEF D angerous M a rie l Crim inals: N o Freedom Till On Cuban Soil MIAMI (UPI) — Martel refugees who were Jailed for violent crimes In the United States will be held In custody until they set foot on Cuban soli, the district director of the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization says. INS Miami district director PerTy Rlvkind said Friday the criminals will be held by the government until Cuban President Fidel Castro agrees to accept them back, even If It means they are never set free. He said the ruling affects about 3.000 Martel refugees. About 3.600 of the Martel criminals — most of them convicted of such major crimes as rape, robbery, assault or attempted murder — are being held in Florida and Georgia slate or federal prisons. The rest are scattered throughout the United States. Rlvkind said a policy statement Issued by INS Commis­ sioner Alan Nelson a week ago was misinterpreted and the federal government never Intended to set dangerous criminals free. Latin A m erican M o n ey Flo w s In MIAMI (UPI) — Latin American deposits are pouring Into Miami's International banks In record numbers amid one of Latin America's worst economic crises ever, a published report said Saturday. Foreign deposits tn South Florida's 40 International banking agencies, which are branches of foreign banks, totalled $3 7 billion In June — up 45 percent from the same month last year, said the report. About 90 percent of that money came from Latin America, officials said "Th e money Just keeps flowing In." said Wilbert Bascom. head of the Bureau of International Banking. “ Deposits are growing quite strongly." The money apparently Is coming Into the Miami banks because large corporations and wealthy Individuals In I-atln America are concerned about currency devaluations and political Instability. W ASHINGTON (UP!) — For the first time, scientists have found an AIDS-related virus tn teardrops, but there has been no evidence the disease can be spread by repeated contact with tears. Scientists at the National Cancer Institute Isolated the v iru s from te a rd ro p s of a 33-year-old female AIDS victim. They also found evidence of the virus In tears of three other AIDS patients tested, but none In tear samples of healthy volunteers. “ It's not possible for me or anyone else to say Infectious v ir u s can be t r a n s m itte d through tears, but the virus has been found In tears." said Dr. Robert Gallo, head of NCI's laboratory of tumor cell biology, where the discovery was made. "It Is theoretically possible that tear contamination of an open wound could be a possible mode of transmission, but we know of no epidemiological evi­ dence thut that has ever oc­ curred." Gallo said Friday. The findings, believed to be the Orst to show the existence of the vims In tears, are to be published In the British medical journal The Lancet. Principle authors Include Dr. S. Zakt Salnhuddln. who Isolated the virus from the tears, and Dr. Leslie S. Fujikawa of the Na­ tional Eye Institute's clinical branch. The findings show that the H TLV -3 vims Is present In more body fluids than researchers thought. Gallo said. Principle sites where the vim s Is known to multiply Include certain white blood cells crucial to the body's Immune system and brain cells. The vim s has also been found In lymph nodes, blood plasma, semen and saliva. LAKE MARY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Invites You To Meet T h e Candidates Night By attacking the Im m une sy s te m . A ID S destroys Its victims’ ability to fight off dis­ ease. Patients fall prey to a variety of unusual Infections and cancers. When brain cells are Involved, they may suffer mental disorders The vims Is believed to be spread by Intimate sexual con­ tact. contaminated blood or blood products and use of con­ taminated needles It Is generally thought not to be transmitted by casual contact, such as kissing. QARK d— Monday, August 19 8 P.M. Lake Mary City Hall Moderated By Sem . Co. League Of Women V oters. Election Sep t. 3rd COOK 'N GOOD LYKES OAK CREEK FR Y ER S L IC E D LEG Q TRS. * J 10 LB BAG •LIMIT 1 PLEASE BACO N 1st CUT X-LEAN S IR L O IN PRICES A BORN HERE. S LB. BOX 7 HAM Aug 1$ lo Aug- y , i GRO UN D m 7 ■ * IS. PARK AVE. OPEN HILLCREST HICKORY SMOKED A 25TH ST. 7 OAYS SANFORD 7a.m-f p.m FULLY COOKED B U FFET O 100% PURE PO RK CH O PS RAISED ELStW HEHL Sunday. Aug. II , m i - l A $ 4 5 7 1 V4 L$. AVO lb B E E F O O i . "TO nrO R A O E MEAtV TURKEY NECK $ 4 8 LB. BOX U.S. NO. 1 00 1 IS M§ POTATOES 7 10 LB. BAG 7 $ Board To Ask Land For Park Be Purchased B y Jan e Casselberry H erald Staff W rite r Longwood Parks und Recre­ ation Advisory Board Clmlrmun Deane Plain is expected to re­ commend the i lly look Into the posslhlc purchase of the Stum 's C o r n e r p r o p e r t y at E . E . Williamson Koad and Range Line Road for a city park. {'on/a//y uuntes/yoa to Plato . . HChroTuTn'to make i t la proposal at Ih rC Ily Commission meeting scheduled for 7:30 p in. Monday at city ball. 175 W. Warren Avc. T h e advisory board previously voted unanimously to mukc the recommendation and to also request Dial all public city parka tie dedicated for perpetual use so th a t c o m m is s io n s c a n n o t arbitrarily deride to convert them to other uses. Pluto said the txiard does not want other parks to go the way of Candyland Park, half of which was taken for use as percolutlon ponds for the Skylark Sewage Treatment Plant “ It doesn't make sense." Plato said, "to Invest several thousand dollars In landscaping und |>ark facilities and then wipe them out. They ran I tie recouped.' Plato said the Slum 's Corner site is approximately 576-by-580 feet and would make u good lam lly-lypr park with picnic urea am! jogging path*. He *»ld there Is no other park of any conse­ quence In the arra near the Sandalwood subdivision. Also on the agenda Monday night will tie a public hearing and final vote on an ordinance to Increase water rules Under the proposed amendment, the legal owner of property must make application for water service for renters and will be held re­ sponsible for puymrnt If the unpaid bill exceeds the deposit. If not |iald. a lien can be filed against the properly. Deposits will lie: $50. residen­ tial and single commercial units: $IO O fur beauty shops and restaurants with more than a 50 scat capacity, commercial or apurtmeni buildings of 30 or less units where water Is purchased on hulk basis; and $200 for complexes with more thun 20 units. T h e base fee will be raised from $3.t>4 lor 5.000 gallons to $5 for up to 3.000 gallons There will be an additional charge of BO cents per thousand gallons from 3.001 to 8.000 gallons. The charge will go up uu additional five cents per thousand gallons In S.OOO-gullon Increments up to $1.20. City Attorney Gerald Konnan will present an proposed ordi­ nance prohibiting commercial ve h icle s and tru c k s w hich exceed 5,000 pounds gross weigh! from (raveling on streets and roads tn ihe city that are so posted, except for emergency ve h icle s , city m ain ten a nce trucks, delivery vehicles, and trucks and commercial vehicles which have received written permission from the police chief or mayor. 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It will feature 25 workshops offering practical advise and lo u u v lln g on business management skills, educational programs, exhibits, receptions and a luncheon honoring women business owners In addition, participants are given l}ie opportunity to network with other business women. Senator Paula Hawkins Is scheduled to be keynote speaker- Inlormallon on registraiirm or the exhibits may be obtained try calling 1305)629-4020 or by writing WHEC, 400 N New York Avenue, Suite 200, Winter Park. Florida 32789 Investm ent C la sses To Begin Kandy West. Account executive lor E. F. Hutton A Co. In Orlando will be teaching a four week course on Investing In the 1980’s at Seminole Community College Iregluning Sept 25 The course Is offered In conjunction with I he Orange County Adull Education system. The classes meel 7 p m to !) p m Materia) Is drslgncd to benefit the serious Investor In today’s economy, whether beginning or advanced. There Is a registration fee. More Information may be obtained by calling Wesl at 422-2800 tors Institute. Course 2 was Becky.Courson, member of D E T R O IT (UPII — General attended by 115 realtors from the Seminole County Board of Motors Corp. has announced It many parts of Florida. Realtors and W'all St. Com­ will offer 7.7 percent financing A faculty of 20 Instructors pany associate, has won a on most 1985 cars and lightfrom across the United States scholarship to Realtors In­ duty trucks In a seven-week taught classes In real estate s t i t u t e ’s C o u rs e 3. Ms. "sales blitz" to make way for the appraising, financing, land Courson was selected for the Introduction of Us 1986 models. planning and development, scholarship after scoring the GM Mild the rate Is the lowest ro nsiructlo n . Investments, highest. 117 out of 120, on the retail rate in the history of syndication and related topics. Institute’s Course 2 exam In G e ne ral Motors Acceptance Course 3 will be held Sept. 9 Ju ly in Jacksonville, accord­ Corp., Its financing arm. The •14 In Port St. Lucl;. ing lo the director of education rate Is effective now through Oct. Ms. Courson Is a licensed for the Florida Association of 2 broker and has been Involved Realtors. T h e cut-rate financing will with much of the residential Part of three required In­ translate Into an average savings and commercial property sales stitute courses to earn the of 91.550 to buyers of eligible nationally recognized designa­ activity In the north Seminole cars and light-duty trucks. GM B e c k y C o u rs o n tion of OKI — Graduate. Real­ area. suld. Savings as much as $2,250 are possible In some cases, the company said. "T h is dramatic 7.7 financing on purchases ... will provide the s a le s m o m e n t u m fo r an across-the-board clearance of our vehicle stwks to prepare for three years In California. Florida, and Texas D ETR O IT (UP1| — The opening of a Chevrolet 1986 models," said James G. dealer store In a suburban Illinois shopping mall The Chevrolet store, located In (he SoulhPark Vorhes. vice president In charge marks the beginning ol a test phase and possibly Mall In Moline. Illinois. Is an extension of a local of GM 's Consumer Sales and a new way to sell cars lor General Motors Corp dealer. Mills Chevrolet, whose showroom and Service Staff. service garage Is about a mile from the mall GM Is ihr last of Detroit’s Big Three carrnakrrs Cars and trucks covered by Called “ Mills on ihc Mall." the store offers a the 7.7 percent financing Include to try such a concept, which t» designed lo give selection o( parts and accessories, as well as two new models — and car dealers — better public 10 Chevrolet models, eight Pon­ of Chevy’s latest products — the Astro minivan tiac models, ihrce Oldsmoblle exposure, and the Chevrolet Nova, the new subcompacl models, thrre Dulck models, built through I s Joint venture with Toyota Ikiili Ford Motor and Chrysler Corp have had a three Cadillac models and three handful of satellite dealerships for the jwisi iwo or Motor Co. CM C (rucks, Satellite Showrooms Open ENROLL NOW T a m p a T ry o u t F o r CARACAS. Venezuela (Ill’ll — Venezuela’s huge Polar Brewery this month Ihrows Its Polar beer Ini" ibi highly rompclltlvr IJ.S. in.uk. t I In- |imip.i Bay area will serve as die lesi market lor Initial shipments. <iim|i.my olllclals said. Polar will he die only U S Inipoiled beer to l«- shipped lelrlgrraied Irom Ihe bowery to die dlsIMhulor. wlileh "T o a huge extent will overcome transport ami quality problem* tl.ul n lh s r ls .tr tiiqmtirrs tiavr not resolved.” Polar Brewery V e n e z u e la D O N T PAY FOR YOUR PHONE OVER & OVER SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL P o w e r Co. Prom otes Sp o k esm a n Tracy I, Smith has been promoted to manager of public Information of Florida Power Corp llfccnlly, Siulili has been public information coordinator lor llu O n iru l Florida territory of Florida Power He joined ibi Hr in in 1973 ,ui public Information sjieclallsl Smith mil movt Irom Ills Winter Park office to the corporate headrpiarters In St Petersburg. T o p S c o re Ea rn s B ro k e r R e a l E s t a t e S c h o la r s h ip A BEKA CORRICULUM KINDERGARTEN & UP WE S E L L G SERVICE ONLY SCHOOL STARTS AUGUST 26,1985 1st CLASS PHONES For More Information Call M O NDAY •FRIDAY 9 AM - I PM 322-3942 IT T B AS ICS With 2 Yr Warranty. All New Equipment B e e r President Curios Si oik said Th e ntarkei h i 1984 was divided among Helm-ken of lire Netherlands wlih 64 perm it. Beck's of Germ any wtih 17 percent, and Molson of Canada and St, Pauli of Germany, each with about 7 percent, according lo statistics provided try Polar, u lili li hopes lo compete at about the levrlof Molson and Si Pauli “ We chose the Tampa Bay area because Florida, along with Texas, are the slates with the 10% OFF LookingTor an Independent Aj»eiit? mi in m m cen t I* IltXI HITS THU 10 Olfl* nam e sa y^tf best. 7 TONY RUSSO INSURANCE It P h . 3 2 2 -0 2 8 5 IN HOOK SfXVICt OX BASICS THE OTHER PHONE HAN, INC. 1676 S.R. 427 North B A Y W O O D BUSINESS CENTER LONGW OOD, FI * 2 5 7 5 H. F r e n c h A v e ., S a n fo rd \j4uto-O w ners Insurance t Ilf. Hums 1 or diiklntwi. Ilntr n**m* ti all. tastrsl gtnwlti ill the consump­ tion ot Hil|Kirti-it iw er.” Htnlk CMICX YOU* fMONt t IU THIS MONTH. tKINO IN FOX r a i l ANALYSIS V OHM M XM said Let Seminole Community College Meet Y oup Training Needs ONE YEAR CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS CHILD DEVELOPMENT DATA PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY DRAFTING TECHNOLOGY ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT TECHNOLOGY VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL EDUCATION COURSES ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE DEGREE PROGRAMS OFFICE SHILL C U S S E S (TYPING. SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEPING. ETC.) PATTERN FITTING TAILORING REAL ESTATE 1 INCOME TAX 1 TRAVEL AGENCY WORD PROCESSING FLORAL DESIGN PARENT/CHIID CO-OP INFANT-TODDLER LAB CHILD DAY CARE HOME DECORATION WATER/WASTE WATER P U N T OPERATION HORTICULTURE/ UNDSCAPING SEWING (BASIC. INTERMEDIATE, ADVANCED. SPECIALTY) AUTOMOTIVE SERV. TECH. ALLIED HEALTH & MEDICAL SERVICES TECHNOLOGY (PARAMEDIC) CHILD DEVELOPMENT CRIMINAL JUSTICE TECHNOLOGY DATA PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY DISTRIBUTIVE MID-MANAGEMENT ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CONSTRUCTION TECHNOLOGY ELECTRONICS TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIAL MID-MANAGEMENT MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY FASHION FIRE SCIENCE FOOD SERVICE MANAGEMENT INTERIORS SECRETARIAL SCIENCE NURSING DRAPERY REUPHOLSTERY NURSE'S ASSISTANT MEDICAL ASSISTANT MEDICAL RECORDS TRANSCRIPTION EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN FIRE FIGHTING FOOD SERVICES BREAD BAKING ENERGY SAVING FOOD • MICROWAVE COOKING WELDING AUTO BODY REPAIR AUTO MECHANIC ELECTRICAL WIRING DRESS MAKER WORKSHOP INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS CARPENTRY MARINE ENGINEERING MECHANICS OUTBOARD ENGINEERING MECHANICS ELECTRICAL ASSEMBLY AUTO MACHINING AIR CONDITION/ REFRIGERATION ELOERLY/DISABLED CARE MANY VOCATIONAL PROGRAMS ALLOW REGISTRATION THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TERM I REG ISTR ATION IS UNDERW AY CLASSES S TA R T A U G U S T 26 Contact the Admissions Office For Schedules and Other Information. The I Opportunity SEMINOLE COUMMUNITY COLLEGE SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 (305) 323-1450 (SEMINOLE CO.) 843-7001 (ORLANDO) AN EQUAL ACCESS/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE . �Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Sunday. Aug. II. It t J -S A Hearing On Flood Control Set public bearing dale as Sep tember 12 Those who attended that meeting arc advised to take note of the correct hearing date The project ts a cooperative effort of the Water Management District and the U.5 Army Corps Special To T h e Herald Sanford P ALA TK A A p u b lic hearing to receive testimony regarding a flood control project In the Upper St. Johns River Basin will be held at the Palalka headquarters of the St Johns River Water Management Dis­ trict on September 10. 1985 at 10:00 a.m This public hearing follows a series of public meetings, in­ cluding one held In Sanford, where water management staff explained various project com­ ponents. Public Input was heard at all the meetings and will be made part of the record lor the September 10 public hearing At the Sanford meeting, water m a n a g e m e n t o f f ic ia ls i n ­ a d ve rte n tly a n n o u n ce d the of Engineers. The public hearing Is open to all interested persons Water Management Dtstrtct head­ quarters are located adjacent to Kay Larkin Airport on Highway 100 In Palatka. W i l e y T o S p e a k A t M A D D M e e t in g ident of the Orange County Chapter of MADD. will speak to the gathering Her ternaged daughter was killed In a ear accident caused by a drunk driver, spurring her efforts to cut down on the ttkrllhood of similar tragedles MADD of Seminole urges those concerned about the drunk driving problem and desiring to do something about it to attend thr meeting Sem inole County Mother s Against Drunk Driving IMADD) Chapter has scheduled a meet­ ing and membership drive Sepi. 16 The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m In the cafeteria of the Isi f lo o r o l F l o r i d a M o s p 1lal/Altumontc of Stale Road 436 Just east of Palm Springs Drive in ALtamontc Springs Mary Wiley founder and pres- nt ro by OHKk G ra n d O p en in g G re e tin g L a k e M a r y C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e P re s l dent B u zz Petsos, left, shakes hands w ith K a re n R ic h a rd s at the g ra n d opening of her n ew flo w e r shop, D riftw o o d V illa g e F lo ris t, 549 W . Lak e M a r y B o u le v a rd . Store c le rk V O G U E w om en have everything under control! Ruth C o o p e r, second fro m rig h t and c u s­ tom er J e n n y J a r r e t t |olned in the ce le b ra ­ tion. As a g r a n d opening sp e cia l, the shop w ill be o ffe rin g a dozen long stem roses for f 10,95 th ro u g h M o n d a y . CALENDAR j i S U N D A Y , A U G U S T 18 Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p.m . open discussion. Florida Power and Light building, N Myrtle Avenue, Sanford. Ala non meeting, H p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford 58th National Convention ol the National t-adlrs Auxiliary, Jewish War Veterans of the U.S.A., August 18-25. Myall Or lando Hotel. Kissimmee M O N D A Y . A U G U S T 10 M a itla n d -S o u th S e m in o le Cham ber of Commerce Golf Tournament. Bay Hill Country Club. Orlando. Check-In and lunch. 11:30 a.m. to 12 45 p.m Shotgun start. I p.m. Awards presentation. 6 p.m. Registration deadline August 16. For In­ formation call 644-074 1. Estate Planning Seminar on avoiding probate and m inim iz­ ing estate (axes. Deltona Inn. 7-9 p.m. with coffee and Individual questions answered 6:30 to 7 p.m. Speakers Barbara Stock, author: timer Floyd, attorney) and Raymond Slgley, trust of­ ficer. For inform ation, call Margaret Dukes at 647-3025 or 1-800-432-0399. Bowling league for mentally handicapped. 4-5:45 p.m., Altamonte Lanes, 2H0 Douglas Ave. Call 862-2500 for Information. Re bos Club AA. noon and 5 3 0 p.rn., closed. 8 p.m., step. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Keboa at noon, closed. Apopka Alcoholics A n o n y­ mous. 8 p.m.. closed. Apopka E p is c o p a l C h u r c h . 615 Highland Al-Anon Step and Study. 8 p.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Drive. Sanford AA. 8 p.m.. closed. 1201 W First St. Fillow&hlp Group AA. senior citizens. 8 p.m.. closed. 200 N. I-a he Triplet Drive, Casselberry T U E S D A Y , A U G U S T 20 Casselberry Klwanls Club, 7:30 a.in.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry Sanford Toastmasters. 7:15 a.m., Christo's Restaurant. 107 W. First St.. Sanford Citizens Against Crime semi­ nar on crime prevention. 10-11 a.m.. Wllshlre Plaza's Festival Bazaar. 857-22 E. Semoran Btvd.. Casselberry. Sanford Optimist Club. 11 45 a.m.. Western Slzzlln Restau­ rant. Sanford Sanford Senior Citizen Club, noon. Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch and program. Sanford Lions C lub. noon. Holiday Inn. Interstate 4. San­ ford. S o u th S e m in o le C o u n t y Klwanls Club. noon. Quincy's Restaurant, Highway 17-92 and L iv e O a k s B o u le v a r d , Casselberry. Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branrh. 1302 E. Second St., Sanford. I I a.m to 7 p.m. Florida HoapltalAltamonle Branch. 601 E. Alta­ monte Ave.. 11 a.m. to 7 p m. S a n fo rd -D u p lic a te B rid ge Club. I p.m.. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. Keboa Club AA. noon and 5:30 p m . closed. 8 p.m.. step. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Reboa Club. noon, closed. Sanford AA. 5;30. closed dis­ cussion. and 8 p.m.. open dls cusslon. 1201 W. First St. 24-Hour AA group beginners gpen discussion. 8 p.m . Second and Bay Streets, Sanford. 17-92 Group A A . 8 p.m ., c lo s e d . M essiah L u t h e r a n Church, 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. Overeaters Anonymous, open. 7:30 p.m .. Florida Power A Light. 301 S Myrtle Ave . San­ ford. W EDNESDAY. AUGUST 2 1 Full Gospel Business Men's F e llo w s h ip I n t e r n a 11 o n a I breakfast turning. 0:30 a m . Holiday Inn, Slulc Road 436 und W yn to re R o a d . A lta m o n te Springs For details call 6564255 Central Florida Blood Bank Srntlnolc County Branch. 1302 E Second St.. Sanford. 9 a.m to 5 p .m . F lo r i d a H o s p it a lAltamonte Branch. I I a m to 7 p.m Sanlnrd Klwanls Club. noon. Sanford Civic Crr.tcr, Casselberry Rotary breakfast, 7:30 a.m., Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N Lake Triplet Drive. Medicare help for seniors. 10 a m until noon, and free blood pressure checks by Paramedics, I ) a.m. to noon, Casselberry Senior Center 200 N. Triplet Drive. Casselberry. C O P E S u p p o rt G ro u p of Sem inole A re a . 7 :30 p.m .. Seminole Com m unity Mental Health Center. Cranes Roost Office Park. Suite 377, Pelican Building. Altamonte Springs. First and third Wednesdays for families and caregivers o! long­ term mentally dlsnblcd Free of charge. T H U R 9 D A Y .A U G U S T 22 Sanford Jaycees meeting, 7:30 p.m.. Jaycee building. 5th and French Sanford l\- Entire Stock Fall Sweaters Off! • cardigans • v -n e c k s • wraps • crew nocks • b e a d e d stylos • angoras • novelties • vosts and m a n y m oro! Sanford Plaza W E B U Y ... Gold • Diamond! • Coin* • Silver W*, ding tend* ■ Storting Flatware Clan Ring* * Dental Gold Broken Jewelry »0ld Pocket Watchei Writ! 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Eleven days, two b re a k d o w n s a n d o n e b ro k e n windshield later, ilir pair pulled into New York C ity to the cheers of thousand* ufcoiilel I Mossing fans Gross says "The Great American Kate." as It's called, was one of the most exhilarating experiences In Ins life Wind made II so, he said, was a combination of the nostalgia of driving an antique car. the comarnderlr with his father and the other drivers. Ihr hospitality of "plain folk” along Ihe way — all woven Into a trip across l lie multicolored tapestry that Is America "You start out from very lavish upbeat Hollywood and go lo the <orn Im-II then lo die Indian reservations and then lo where they talk ihrough their noses — Nrw York." Gross said In Hollywood, the nlgln before die big race. Gross. Ills lather anil liielr Irani ol mechanics — all called the "Chicago Connection" — attended a costume party dressed as gangsters. Tile next day. Gross and ills father Joined about BO other teams. Including actor Telly Savalas and some jirofesslon.d football players, on the starl­ ing line Ihr ears, all ol ilin n models made In 1939 or earlier, were sen! off al different times The drivers were not allowed to have miips. quari/ clocks nr odometrrs. Gross said instead. I hey were given Instruction shrrts and a wind-up type clock The nhjeel ol die race was not who llnlshed llrst hill who llnlshrd on ...U n io n Continued from pnge 1A teacher Oglcirrr agreed dial veleran teachers didn't lure well dining tills yeais nrgnllullnli* hut he plaeed die blame nil Seinllinle County School isupctllitetidciU Hob ttogtn-s and said overall. Seminole'* vrlrrim teachers do well compared to other counties in Florida. "We tiled our inmost in get Ihrin mure money." Ogletree s a id "Hui the school huuid had made up Ils mind and we would have hail a haul time |u*>lliving an Imjiassr " lie said the pay jtlau die union Huhiilllled would have dlsttlh riled die money a Iblle dll Iciciidy dial the me I hod Dually agreed i i |m i i i — a 5 5 pen col Increase Inr 15-year leui hers raider than the 4 |ieterni He said dial piopos.il was rejected outright hy Hughes who wauled lo Increase (list year leaeher's pay ' ' T h e s r It I e m i- n l w a s reusoiiahly lab loi .ill hui the 15-yeur teachers." Ogleliee said "One nl our goals lor next ycut Is lo lake a look at long lerni salatn-s We want to get mote money for out cut err leaelii-ts " He said Hughes has ugtrrd to make veteran leaeheis' pay a priority llem doting uegnilatlunn In the 11(Hii H7 school year Klein and Eckstein's com ­ plaints aside. O g lrlrrr said the union lias hern successful In the past several yeais in raising the pay til Seinllinle leaeheis Bused on I ' im i H5 llgures Seminole County teachers with bachelor's degrees rank Hllh III pay nut til Florida's 07 counties. Seminole teachers with master's degrees rank llitiil In thr stale 'or salary. Ogletree said anyone who wauls to start unmliri union Is a till naive ami would lie heller till joining ihclr rllorls behind SEA which Inis "bled Inr 111 in II years lo gel out eontruct '* Ernest Cowley, ehlrt nrgollu tor lor (he Seiniiio.'e County School Board, said Ihe leaeheis received a good pay raise Cowley said dial before Ihr receni agreement was reached. ...C u t o f f Continued from page IA calloused collect Ion jmlicy "W i're not had all die lime," saitl Ms I’liiman. of Altamonte, which used lo give bs customers tXl days to |wy dielr lulls "We work Willi with some |ieo|)ir II they lei us know they're having problems." "We're pretty strict," said die county's I'ani Hastings She said the inondtly barrage ol rxcuses range from "I was out of town" lo "Gee, I never got die first bill." Tlie classic "Th e check's III time, he said. For example, it a learn were sent off at 8 05 a.m they had lo hit designated checkpoints at certain times and finish al a certain lime In maintain Ihr-lr position. At dir- end ol ttit- race, the team closest to Its designated time for finishing won Instructions would read something like dlls. Gross said Go 36 miles clown State Hoad 15 and turn right al the Flna station Gross who navigated would have lo gauge how many miles lo Ihe gas station by figuring die lime multiplied by die speed on a clipboard Consequently, die Iranis would have to go at various speeds to mcci a designated chrrkpolnl on time. Gross said They w rrr required to oliey all sjx-ed limlls signs and trafllr laws, which was difficult when a sri-baek occurred such as getting lost or when the vehicle broke down or rualfunr Honed. II Ibe drivers gnl behind, they bail to speed up lo make dielr checkpoints — which resulted in going over the speed limit or running truffle signs Gross admitted going over die speed limb a lew limes and said four other drivers got tickets tor running stop signs Giber hazards slowed the Gross team T h e y were b la ste d by a sandstorm with 50 uipli winds near Bakersfield. Calif . be said "It lore die rools off some of Ihr ears," tie said. The winds \ ere so s tro n g . G ro ss said Ih e J e n n y 's llugxlick. displaying In r Fag ol the city of Sanford, was bent al a IK) degree angle. Heal and mountainous terrain also pul a strain on ih r J e n n y 's 40 horsepower engine In the desert Sou III west Heat In III - rab of I lie car neared 120 degrees oil some days. Gross said Willi no all eondlltoning die men perspired profusely and alter a few days die cut) gol smelly and tempers dared a lilt, be Irue hern at the loji of Ihr j»ay scale In Semlonle County were earning mote Ilian many of their eniinler|>arls In surrounding emililies New leat hers, howev er. were being |iald less than ruoklrs III other comities Thai Is why the j>ay Increase for novice leat hers was grealrr Ilian the jtay Increase lor experienced teachers, he said Cowley said Ihr t haligr was util only in bring Seminole Comity's pay scale more In line with other counties hut to nld the county In recruiting new leat hers Cowley salt! dial despite Ihe lilt reuse, a lot o( new leat hers In Crntrul Florida start at a salary id $ Mi l MX), almost 5 1.(XXI more than Seinllinle County pays That means Hide In Eckstein and Klein Klein said when Ihe lowest pay c a te g o ry Is In e rc u s rd . all categories ulmvr ll should la* Increased also hy a similar amount He said the 4 jierccnt Increase for 15-vear (earlier* Is not even a good cost of living raise "When liillalliiti Is 4 p e rm it. how cun the school board expeel us to work with less tnorcy than we did a year ago?" Eckstein asked "How do they rxj>rrl us lo woik fur less money? Our disposable Income |ms tiecu go lug down lor direr years." he said. satd. Later In die rar e the weal her was a Iblle friendlier, he said, The car broke down In Amarillo. Texas, and Wichita. Kan., he said, but I heir mechanics got it running again and I he learn was able to make up some of the time Inst Tlie mechanics. Including Gross' brother. Ken. traveled In their own van complete wllh spare pans. Including extra engines They went ahead of the Jenny, grtllng a hotel and a place to check the vehicle In the town where the team was to slop each night While Gross and his father ale and slept, often for only three hours, the mechanics went over die car. replacing worn parts and ilnkermg with trouble spots Tim e was so « rueful. Gross said, dial bathroom slops were limbed The Grosses would stop lor an hour or so lor lunch but that was it You held It." Gross said Thai (Killey sometimes led to obvious problems We ale some of those famous Navajo tacos m Santa Fe IN M I and about an hour later my dad says. ‘I got to stop Hui I wouldn't let him slop and we went on for another three hours hr said. The long hours of (raveling country roads and monotonous highways also rear ended die Grosses — literally Atiln businesses donated parts and gas station owners gave die drivers frre gasoline. "Ju*t to say they gave gas lo a Great American Mace driver." The media followed the rare from loginning to end. he said. The race was seen on cable T V by atioiil one-ltilrd of die nation's viewers, he said The Goodyear llllmji followed the rars from Michigan lo New York. A Cable News Network team panned Gross and tils datl an they were broken down on l lie side of the road. The publicity gave Sanford a little more notoriety. In Kansas City. Mo., Gross said Mayor Mtcliard Berkley ...D is a s t e r Continued from page 1A lunger wait lor i real mem. Tenor naltl. Anil Estes saitl dial SSCII palleuis would h r evaluated Those who could I k * released wnultl Ik and elective surgery would be euncelrd. depending no ihr severity of the disaster, lo make room lor Ihr victim* In ih r event ol a m ajor alrerash. Mussclwhbe said. flH jH-rreill of die vletlms would |iruhahly he hurtled and CFIIK Isn't equipped to deal with hums. Neither ts SSCM Estes said In such an event, the hsujibals would seive as clearinghouses where die burned would he evaluated and Htnhih/cil and then sent on to linsjibals in Orlando, Tainjia or Gainesville, they saitl, Those with other types of Injuries would be treated locally, unless the billiix of patients was too great lot C FK II or SSCII to handle Estes s.iiil Ills l.o bill Is grated questioned him about Sanlnrd and gavr him the key to die city Hy the time the team pulled into New York City on July 4. they were hot, I k >i tiered and ready In go home he vbd They llnlshrd In the lop Ihlrd ol die field hui got none of the SIOO.(XX) prize money. Bui when die awards were passed mil and when all Ihr drlvers started reminiscing abon I the rare al a final dinner al a restaurant atop die I JO-slory World Trade Crider. Jerry's father was ready lo rev up and go again As the two walked out to the Jenny after the dinner. Gross sold his father was teary-eyed The 61-year-old man ended up driving Ihr ear hack lo tils Chicago home, where he lias collected six other antique cars Th e pair plan lo rider Ihe race again in accept about fX) jiatlruis (rum a single cmrrgrney. "I dootit If you could find a single hospital you could Just unload lOO jiallenlson," hr said. In the talking stages Is a jilan for a massive mock disaster dial would simultaneously test the skills nl not only all emergency care providers In Sem inole C o u n ty, but In O ra ng r and Osceola eoundrs ns well, he saitl In a real disaster. Tesar said, vtiluiUeers could he jiressed into s e rv ic e and H liie rc w ere uuiiirrous falalllle*. he said. a governm ent hulUilng w ould likely Ik - used as a temporary lliorglir. T h e derision on w hen to lni|)U-uieul (he disaster plan Is I e 11 i o i o ji b u s p M a 1 ,i<l uiiulMratiirs l esar said tint lug em rrgrnelrs dial mighl have developed lulu major disasters iloetors on tiiilv have Ih-cii retained on duty tint ll a determination was made dial they weren't nreded. Under Ilir disaster plan atltlllloual tloci ors .Hid stall would la* t ailed III. hot By Next Year nr xi summer In a 1931 Chrysler h looks like a ear Al Capone would be proud of." he said. Th e y also plan to get more s|»onsors to iinth-rwritr their irlj) next year The trip cost them about S lO.tXXl plus die time and money lust from not working on their Jobs, hr said The entry fee was 5(1.500 and motels cost about SJ.fXX) Most ol Ihe gasoline and lood was donated Th e challenge of louring dir country and lliuslilng die race Is inviting enough. Gross said, bill the real drawing card Is die people, he added. Everywhere they went, they were swarmed by curious and hospitable people, thrilled lo sec a ear like "their father drove." "People are alike. Th e y all relate to thr past," he said H*f*MPkol* A " p a t ie n t " Is wheeled into C e ntra l F lo r id a H o s p it a l's e m e r g e n c y r o o m d u r in g a m o c k p re p a re d n e ss d rill all medical personnel j K i t r n llally available would Ik- used “ You don’t call everybody, because at some point If dlls litIng carries on everybody Is going lo br exhausted and not Regional d isa ste r vuu’ve got to h a w relict," he saitl "O w e you get these things established and gel a jirotocol. you don't have a problem," tie sold I’rojile know what lotto " aiiyone's back yard." McKown ...C a n k e r Gasoline Prices M ay Drop By Four Cents Eckstein said tidier school iMiarti riupUiyrsM got lietler pa\ hikes Ilian many teachers W ASHINGTON tUI'IJ - Gaso­ "W e deal wbli die product line juices are hkriv lo drop four (students). Nothing they do al t r i l l s ,i gallon nrxl year despite lefts tlie student, hr said Eckstein also tlmtks placing hlgiict .ublcljiatetl jiroducdon an emphasis uu recruiting new t osis tied to government ortlers leat hers should util hr dour al to reduce gasoline It-ud control, the rxjicuse of Ihr “older leach die Energy Drjiurlmt-iit prrdieis. In bs "S h o rl-Te rm Energy cr” (liillouk — U u u rirrly Projcc* "M i Hughes is willing lo morlgugt' our childrens' tuture lions, die department's Energy wllh a 5 1(XI million ImiihI Issue h ilo riiia ilo u A d in in ls lra tio n (tor new sclmtd construction) liirrcasl gasoline jirlces would which may he necessary dot he avci.igi $1 15 a gallon In I'JHO. forgets Ihe older teaehrrs' place compared to 51 III a gallon cxjK tird this year anti 51 20 a In Ihe growth ol this county " gallon |>ald In 1984 I waul libs in In- a grass roots The rr|Mirt stiltl die decline Is calling." Eckstein said ui die expected despite a likely In­ move lo siurt until her union. He said he wauls a union dial crease of about 2 cents jier W'oiild ''negotiate salaries which gallon in p ro d u c tio n costs associated with lowering Ilir •ire fair lo all teachers.* trail content til gasoline. Th e decrease in crude oil |irlcrs Is rxjieclrd lo more Ilian ollsci llic added production cost, the mall is still pujml.it. nr "I die agency satd. had the hill In my desk ami Just Under a directive hum the forgot about It," E ii v I r o n in c u i a I I1ro i r c 11o n Then there are those who consider water an inalienable Agency, die lirsi step in die gradual reduction of lead con* light something all Americans irnl look riled Ju ly I when (be are somehow rntltlrd to whether slandard was drojijK-d hum 1.1 they |iay for If nr not grams of lead jK-r gallon to 0.5 " Y o u 'd tic surjirtncd how grams. The urxt jihase tiegins many people have (hut at Jan. I when lead content must tlttidr." said (.'ussclbcrrj utility Ik reduced to 0 .1 grams assistant Jean lliinlg Gasoline prices during ihe A cninnum thread running Ihrough all die cities Is dial the third quarter of die year, which tlrllnqueiils trod to be regulars ends Scpl 50, are expected lo drop lo 5121 jK-r gallon, down 1 who arc ul wuys lute. "Most of them an* die same ccni from die second quarter. The agency's report also pre­ jHople." said Ms I’lttin.m We're on a llrst name basis with half ul dicted: — U S demand for jKirolcum tIn-in " t M » r « * Phot* F a th e r and son D on G ro s s , left, and S a n fo rd a rch itect J e r r y G ro s s pose as I920's gan gste rs for a H ollyw ood p a r t y at the start of " T h e G re a t R a c e ." will decline slightly dlls year but rise again In 1986 in ntmut l jK-rrenl afxivr current levels — Nci oil imports will droji Irom 4 7 million barrels per day III 11184 lo 4 4 iiillltnn dlls year and rise In 4 6 million In H)H6 — Domestic coal eonsiiiii|ilioii will climb about 5 pcrrenl Irom Iasi year's levels lo 830 million Ions In 1985 am i increase another 3 percent next year ContInued from jinge 1A liiimed H 7 million Inlccteii or exposed trees since the outbreak was discovered, most ol thr in seedlings or young trees, The outbreak lias been con fined so far lo nurseries, widi no .rrjKirls ol die dlseuse In com uu rci.il groves or hackyurdx Florida Citrus Mutual Exeeu live Vice President Bobby F MiKown. said dcsjnie the new discovery, he Ik lives oil Icials are lollowlng d ir right course in eradicate dir disease “ It Is obvious dial die process has been effective because d im s canker has not bent detected in a commertcal citrus grove or in SUltl Adams said lie *j>< nl up lo 5 500.000 on jircra iiH o n a ry in< asui' s .n ihe nursery alter the lirsi one was destroyed, im hiding fencing it with tiarbed win-, stationing a guard al Ihe main gale and building a car wash todcciintaminalc trucks lie said hr sus|>rcts saljotagr 10 the new discovery lieruusc it was found near a rood Salxit.igc is one ul a lot of illllercnt scenarios of flow canker is spread s a id R ic h a rd <iaskalla ol ihr stale's Division of Plani Indusiry "There's no way tn prove it Canker can remain 011 a leal lor IH months without sympnm*. We've lu-eti mi unsuccessful In llnding the source at anv nursery." AREA DEATHS T H E R E S A M A R IE G R O T T O Mrs Theresa Marie Grolto, 53. ol 793 N Winter Park Drive. Casselberry, died Thursday at Cemral Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Born Sept 14. 1931. in Joliet. III., she moved to Casselberry from Joliet In 1969 She was a cosmetologtit and a member of the International Academy of Hair Design She w l s b Bupttst. Survivors Include two sons, Tim othy Wills. Joliet and JefTrey Grotto. Altamonte Springs; four daughters. Michele Lynn Wills, Casselberry. Deborah Martno. Maitland. Bonnie Malon, Alla monte Springs, and Lvnette OAKLAWN FUNCHAL HOME CEMETERY Oo* Wtttwo U I m U s Suriil m S U u l Ooow 1 » « C «t)t MA At tthwksn Hi a>ni u cm '•» Hmtm U2-4MJ t n I w U i t l M «rj______ PioWoo W»* G ra tio , R ockford, III.; her juirents. Mr. and Mrs Richard Yudzcnti*. a bother. Richard Yudzrntls. and a sister. Phyllis Tacchla. all of Joliet, and six grandchildren Oaklawn Funeral Home, l-akr Mary, ts Ift charge of arrange menu. M A R C E L IT O P U C H A L8 K I Marcrlbo Puchalskl. Infant, of 813 E. Church Ave.. Longwood. died Tuesday at Orlando Re­ gional Medical Center. He was bom Tuesday In Orlando Survivors include his parents. Louis and Elda: a brother. G e r a ld V e g a , L o n g w o o d ; Ffow-rr* For All Otras/ons (Culliue S A T S T o 323-1204 pairrual grandmother. Franca. C a s s e lb e r r y ; m a te rn a l grandmother. Benlta Palermo. Puerto Rico. D a ld w tn -F u lrch lld Funeral Home. Orlando. Is In charge of arrangements. Funvral N o tlc o 0 I 0 T I 0 . T H IN IS A M A S K — f unorol S f f H I I tor TS*t *m Moo* Grotto. U . ol m H Wlnlor P ort D o .* C «iM 'b*rr( v ill U t l l l t m . Mona*, *1 IS* 0*tl«w n Pwnorol Kant* Csopol. P*»X>r Ron R*n*r ¥ IS* GoMmrotf S ap)a) Church ottxMl)n* A pn**t* buf 1*1 ftorv'CO *111 MX* ptoc* In O**i**n Momonol Pork Thor* *01 t>« no •lOUDon Sour* Ooklo*n Ounorol Horn* Coo* Mor*. 1* in chorgo o« Ofr «ng»m*nO HUNT MONUMENT CO. DISPLAY YARD Hwy. 17 92 - Fsm Park Ph U M M I Gsna Hunt, Owniir B rsu t, Marble A Grislt* �Raines Looks For Remedies Expos O u tfield er Seeks Cure For RBI, Right-Side Woes Tim Raines needs to pork up from fhe right sid e . By Sam Cook H erald Sports E d ito r C H IC A G O - I f Make that IF If the Montreal Expos dash down iht stretch with 30 wins in ihelr Iasi IK games to lake the National League's East Division Tim Rallies may look back lo a dimhtv pleasing day in August at Wriglev Field Thursday's productive day of three two baggers may be ihr llrst step m correcting two problems that have bothered tinex Seminole High School standout all ycat poor pioduciion with runners m scoring position and lark of success lr«m ihr right handed side of ihr txnirr's b<>\ Both have been sore spots In an othrrwisr flnc season. Rallies has 17 hits in Ins Iasi i.t at-hats lor a siz/ling 395 average In the past 25 games, he has 18 stolen bases In Ihe past 2(> games, he has Irern on base 53 times Eighteen steals have conic since All-Star break t usually get hoi around this time and pul about 20 poinls on my average Raines said Thursday in the Windy Cl tv "This year. II would push me up to 320 instead ol Just gelling me around or over 300 It could also push the Expos i<> a tP25 winning prrceniagr down the stretch, some thing I hey will probably need lo overhaul Si N .L . B a s e b a ll E x p o s L o s e G r o u n d . S e e 4B I .mis ..tut \«-w Yotk both ol u hum >><. uplr.l lost place ttt the N 1 East Fridav with (id i t records Montreal trails by m. games with a r.5 49 mark With Kant, s thrcr- hits I hursd.o hr lauded squ.trclv oti um H< also s t o l e a base w lit. h gave him |H too tar behind ( olein.in s H I i n worry aboui a tilth m j . tight stolen base title lull on course vv till previous totals Rattles has scored HI runs lbs lui total stolen bases and homers rival Iasi vr.it Although K.tuns win* won a $1 2 million lonir.rci through arbitration is staitsflnl wllh ihose totals, he sau! lie was dlsap pointed wiih his rims halted in doubles and game winning Kill A year ago Kami's had 15 rilvines 2t> doubles and lo game winning KHI llus veai In has p i s i 23 ribbles I t doubles and lour vv min i s I haven t .nine ihtntigll ibis year with runners on sc. mid anti limit, said Karnes l might be trying too hard with runners on base I don i know But I haven i done a good |nb with men on base Tills Irregularity bothers Raines because lie has built a reputation as a dutch hitter over his first (our years in ihe ma|ors lit* dependency with runners in scoring posii non was so good m fnei. that he was switched lo the No 3 spot In Ihe lineup earlv Iasi year because of a 3110 phis average the previous year In Ills lust dutch situation Thursday nevertheless Rallies Bashed his old Inrm. filling a double Inin left comer to score Iwo runs and give Monirr.il Ihe lead tor good Raines' two bagger came rlghi handed which also brightened Ins dav The slash hitting switch hitler has always lx-ru pm duellve from both sides ol Ihr plate Always that is, mini this year Rallies Is a Diet line 293 hitter against right handers and a 292 average against left-handers Prior lo Thursday's two Inis rlghlv and ami one hit Icily. Rallies was a miserable 240 hitter rlghi tniidrd compared in a line 322 led handed "Thai s another tiling 1 don't understand he said I haven I lured much Irlt handed pitching M avis- 1 ti.it s ihr Lions Try To Outrun Injury Hex By C h ris Plater Herald S p o rts W rite r For the past frw years, a 'couple key Injuries early In the season could have meant the difference between a promising and lost season for the Oviedo Lions. Things don't get any easier for coach Jack Blanton's troops In 1985 as the Lions move up (o a tough new district. 4A-5. and an equally lough conference, the Seminole Athletic Conference So. In the early going of workouts, the Lions arc running lhat Iasi sprint a little harder or doing that extra lap. Blanton said the better shape Oviedo la In when Ihe season starts, the least likely a key Injury will occur. "We're trying to work the kids a little harder and build up their stamina so they don't get tired.” Blanton Mid "W hen you get tired Is when you get hurt. We jusi can't get hurt, that's been Oviedo thr past 15 years If we lose one or two key people we re on the ropes for the rest of the season ’* Last year It was starting quarterback Kevin Thompson who was Injured In the opening game and missed the rest of the season Oviedo wasn't the same team with Thompson on the sldrllnes Prior to the Season, the quick stepping signal caller was ranked among the most elusive In the county Oviedo w ill open the '85 season w ith Its first ever Seminole Athletic Conference game, a Sept. 13 battle with I^rke Brantley's Patriots "We're not going to have any breathers this year," Blanton said "We re in a tough district and a real tough conference. We've never played many of the teams we re playing this year. We don't have a light team on our schedule. "As long as wc feel like we're competing we'll be all tight." added Blanton "W e have good ulhletes. The only thing we don't have Is depth and sire.'" The thinnest aspect of the team this season could be the offensive line. Th e Lions lost six of Its backup lineman, four to grades and two moved away. The for lost to grades could have become eligible in summer school, but they didn't pas# mummer school either. Those four could become eligible by midseason. "Things look slight on (he offensive line In Ovledovllle." Blanton said "We tost six guys and all six were offensive linemen. "Luckily, the guys we lost were backups. But. again, we can't afford to get anyone hurt on the offensive line." Blanton said because of the summer weightlifting program most of the players showed up for Ihe first day of practice (Thursday) in good condition. Oviedo w ill compete In a preseason Jam boree Friday. Sept. 6 at St. Cloud. Blanton Is looking forward to an exciting football season in '85. ' "What 1 like about the new conference and district Is you don't have to travel far and you don't have to get the kids up because they know who they're playing." „ iton said. "And l we'll build some pretty good See RAINES. Pngr 3U Savages Suffer 1st Loss H*)>ta n a t lh Tommy VifKOKt H a rry N elson, loft, m a k e s a point with quarterback Ray Hartsfiold during a Lake Mary practico Friday. Rams Begin; No Schmit B o b b y C ulp e pp e r, w h o Is v y in g tor the L a k e M a r y p u n tin g job w ith R ya n L is le , concentrates as he d rops the ball d u rin g F rid a y 's p ra c tic e . Th e R a m s open the season F r id a y , Sept, n at A p o p k a . Lake M a r y is defending Dis tr ic t 4A-9 cham pion. By Sam Cook Herald Sports Editor M ik e S c h m i t . w h o s h a r e d th e quarterbacking for the Lake Mary Kants last year, said Saturday lie has decided to concentrate on baseball und not play football his senior year. "I want lo play fall baseball." said Schmit, one of the top hitters In Florida. "I think it will be ihe belter thing to do. At the beginning ol (he summer I started thinking about not playing About hallway through thr summer I decided to play full base lull ." Schmit said he didn't think his not playing will have that much of an rllert for the defending district champion Rams. "I don't think It will be any problem," he said "There arc guys out there who can do Jus! as well as I did ” Th e Kama opened fall practice Thursday with 130 players, counting the freshman and Junior varsity squads Third-year coach Harry Nelson said he was suprised when Schmit didn't show "W c don't talk about him ." Nelson said about Ills rifle-armed signal caller "I don't really know whal happened. He talked to everybody but me. It's all beyond me. I don't know what'sgotngon.'' S ch m it who a lte rn a te d with Kay Hartsfleld. was named to Ihe Evening H eralds All-County Honorable Mention Football team. Nelson said he will use senior Hartsllrhl and junior Shane Letlerio at quarterback Lettrrto guided larkr Mary's Junior varsliy to an unbeaten season last (all. Nelson said thr Kams havr spent I he past two days working on the kicking gurnr "We look pretty good WV had a good week." he said "But Monday wc can put on pads We’re looking forward lo that Then, wc can till." laikr Mary opens at Apopka Sept 13 RAM HORN - Lake Mary High will hold a Fall Sjxirts Kally Thursday. Aug 29. from 5 to 7 p in Hamburgers, hot dogs, beans and cole slaw will be served and llrkcts are $2 50 The rally, will tie lollowrd by an Introduc­ tion of thr fall sjrorts at 7 and the Ked vs. While scrimmage at 7 30 A band perfor­ mance will ulso lx- part of Ihr frstivitles. The Lake Mary Booster Club will have m e m b e rs h ip s a v a ila b le us w e ll as merchandise. Lake Mary v. ill play In a preseasun Jamboree. Friday. Sept 6 al 7 30 p.m at Lake How ell High I t * , , •• I By C h ris Plater Herald Sports W riter Alter a pair nt Impressive victories on T h u rs d a y , the Seminole Savages ran into ihe drlrndlng national champion Pembroke Pines Cardinals li l day nlghl and dropped a 9 2 decision In the ASA 15 and U m lrr N a llo u a l Slow P ilch Soli ball Tournament at Graham, N.C. The loss dropped the Savuges lnli> Ihe losers' bracket where they played Saturday morning at 11 auatnai the alititrr ol the Tampa Maglc-Planlallou contest Seminole Is one of 24 learns left in the 49-team tournament. "They (Pembroke Pines) arc really tough." Savages' manager Don Jonas said. "We had to play flawless ball lo win, but we made n couple of trig mistakes dial brat us," T h r Cardinals look u 3 0 lead Into Ihe bottom of Ihe fourth Inning when I fie Savuges came back with two runs. Wllh one out. Katrina Shuler and Lomlrtu Whliakrr lapped consecutive singles and an error moved Ihr runners III second anil third Shuler then scored on Bridget Jenereiic's sacrifice By and Tammy Jeneretle lollowrd with a single In score Whitaker Jaudon Jonas then singled to put runners on llrst and «*■< and init Ihr Inning ended when Caroline Chavis' line drive was snared By thr right fielder Fur Ihe game. Whitaker was 3 fur 3. Tam m y Jeneretle 2 for 3 while Chavis. Jonas. Currie Lawson and Shuler had one hit each.* In Thursday’* llrst game, a 5 0 b la n k in g ol the A rk a n sa s Swingers. Niki Burke tossed a three biller anti was harked by an right hit offensive attack Whltkarr was 2 (or 3 with a triple to lead the way. Bridget Jeneretle was 2 for 3, Shuler doubled and Laurie 1,elder In Its second game. Ihr Sav ages pulled out a 9-7 victory over Ihe Spartans of Marietta. Ga . with two runs In the top ol thr sevenlh Inning Some heads up tvaserunning by Burke provided the Savages w ith the v lc lo r y over the Spartans, W llh the score tied at 7-7 In the top of the seventh. Burke singled and Aretha Big gins followed with u single Burke never hesitated ui second and went for third T h r throw to lbird got by and Burke scored. Klgglns then rounded Ihe bag and was awarded home plate when she was obstructed by u Martelta fielder. The Savages had 12 hits In the game Including two each by C h a vis . B rid g e t Je n e re tle , Shuler and Klgglns and one each by Lclffer, B u rk e . T a m m y Jeneretle and Whitaker Heather Meyer, wfto missed the Southeast Krglonals but rrjolncd the tram for the na­ tional tourney, played a key role In the win over Ihe Spartans In the top of the fifth, with Ihe Spartans holding a 5 2 lead and runners on first und second. Meyer waa put In to pinch hit and nailed u hard grounder lhat thr second baseinan couldn't handle, allowing two runs lo •core. �3 8 — Evsnlng M*r»ld, Sanford, FI. I Sunday, Aug II, m i D o lp h in s C a m p B e c o m e s N ig h tm a r e F o r S h u la MIAMI (UPll — II Coach Don Shula had nlghtmarei about this summer's training camp, he couldn't have dreamed up a more frightening scenario than what actually occurred with the Miami Dolphins. Following April's draft and May's m lnl-tam p. Shula and his staff looked forward (o plugging the gaps made evident by the San Francisco 49ers In the Super Howl and fine-tuning the Dolphins' lethal air attack. But all that planning was predicated on one little detail — the presence of all the Dolphins at training camp. Th e list of Dolphin holdouts read like n "W ho's W ho” of Miami football when camp officially opened on July 25. Nat Moore. Don Strock. Glenn and Lyle Blackwood. Bob Brudzlnskl. Joe Rose. J im Jensen, and Dan Johnson were among ihe missing. Also on July 25, a) I-everything quarterback Dan Marino decided he didn't like the Dolphins' efforts at renegotiating hts contract and left camp, leaving Miami with two free agent quarterbacks who — between them — had completed no passes In an NFL regular season game. In addition, fullback Pete Johnson decided not Football to show up. upset over a Shula demand that he Ire fit and trim at 255 pounds. Moore, Strock, Lyle Blackwood and Rose have since returned. Dan Johnson was reported close to reaching an agreement. Th e remaining veter­ ans without contracts — Brudzlnskl, Jensen and Glenn Blackwood — have become known as Ihe "Slusher 3 ." because they are represented by agent Howard Slusher. known for keeping hts clients out of training ramps and even entire seasons. If this were not disruptive enough, All Pro guard Ed Newman was lost for the season with a knee Injury In the first exhibition game: Pro-Bowl linebacker A .J. Du hr will not play this season because of knee surgery: All-Pro nose tackle Boh Baumhower Is recovering from knee and ankle surgery and may not be ready for ihe opening of Ihe season: fullback Andra Franklin Is making an extremely slow recovery from knee surgery: ofcnslve tackle Eric Laakso Is recovering from knee surgery: wide receiver Mark Dupcr has a sore ankle: offensive lineman Jeff Toews Is suffering from a calf Injury, and linebacker Daryl Hunt Is out for at least another three weeks with a knee injury, and rookie Alex Moyer tnlssed practice this week with a thigh bruise. Th e disastrous turn of events has left Shula frustrated. "W e've had morr disruptions, distractions than at any time that I've been coaching." Shula said. "Starting with not having any of your three quarterbacks when camp opened and after how m any weeks of camp (ihreel, we've only got one of them back. "Add to that the holdouts and Ihe Injuries and we're Jusl up In the a ir." he said. Quarterback was to In one of the Dolphins strongest points, but the absenre of Marino and Jensen left I he team scrambling for experienced help After rookie Kyle Vanderwendc left camp, free agent Um Pagley. who was a third-string quarterback w ith the hapless W ashington Federal# In the U.S. Football League two years ago. was signed Just to give thr Dolphins another quarterback. The team also signed former Florida star quarterback Wayne Peace on Aug. 14. See N IG H TM A R E . Page 4B CART Bucs Seek Pass Rush 3 D r iv e r s J u s t A F e n d e r A p a r t G o in g In to P o c o n o TA M P A (UPll While Ihe Tampa flay Buccaneers seek a pass rush Saturday night, the Atlanta Falcons will be looking for protection. The Buccaneers offered their secondary little help last week In dropping a 42-27 decision to Pittsburgh In the pre-season opener. The Falcons were beaten 17*14 by W a s h in g t o n as quarterbacks Bob H olly and David Archer were sacked seven limes for 68 yards In losses. "I was disappointed in our young secondary after Ihe firstliner# went out," says Tampa Bay Coach Leeman Bennett, who was fired following the '82 season after three playoff berths In six years at Atlanta. "W e did not get cither the pass rush or the coverage we need. We have had some young players who have looked good in practice, but with the silks on. they seemed nervous and In awe of things." Defensive end Ron Holmes. Tampa Bay's No. 1 draft choice, did not compete against the Steelers because of his lute arrival In camp, but he will play extensively against the Falcons. Jack Thompson will start ut quarterback for the Buccaneers, to be followed by rookies Alan Rlaher and Steve Calabria. Atlanta Coach Dan Henning says his clubs top draft pick, tackle Bill Frolic, m ay Ire shifted to guard. Frolic excellrd In hla Brat pro game. "B ill made some errors In technique, but he played 45 snaps without any menial er* rors. which Is very unusual for u rookie in his first gu m r." Henn­ ing says. "He's got the ternpernment, ability and desire lo be a great football player. We saw some good things uguinsl the Redskins and somr things that concern us. I was pleased with the heart we showed In coming hack after falling behind 17*0." Holly completed 11-of 2 1 at­ tempts for 180 yards against Washington In the second hulf after Archer could hit on Just 3 -o f -1 3 p a s s e s . S t a r t i n g Strock. entering his 12th year In Miami, says he hasn't seen anything like this training camp. "I don't think we've ever had this many holdouts at this stage of the season." Strock said. "It's hard to gel people lined up to play. You're not having the right people In the right spot. It takes a lot out of your practice." If the holdouts last much longer, the team's regular-season performance could suiter. Strock said "It all depends on the conditioning of the guys when they come back In." he said. "It does take a while to get back into football ” Perhaps the most frustrating thing for Shula Is ihe uncertainty of when the holdouts will come back, which leaves a trade to fill the gaps out of Ihe question In most cases. " I ’d hate to make a trade and give up something of value only to find out the next day Ihe situation has been resolved." Shula said. To every cloud there lx a silver lining. Well, sort of. "The one good thing to all this ts that a player who might not have gotten a lot of playing time Lee R o y Salm on, le ft, w ra p s up G a r y D a n ie ls o n . T a m p a B a y , w h ic h lost Selm on for the season due to a h e rn ia te d disc, Is quarterback Steve Bartkowski will sec til# first action of 1985 Saturday night and backup Mike Moronki will also play, according lo Henning, Bennett, who learned this week that All-Pro defensive end looking (or so m eo n e on Ihe d e fe n sive line to re pla ce Ihe p e re n n ia l all p ro 's p a ss rush. T a m p a p lays A t la n ta Saturday n ig h t. Lee Roy Selmon will miss the entlrr season due to a herniated disc, has heard quite enough ubout a thenretlrul grudge hr holds against the Falcons orga­ nization. "My situation with thr Falcons severul years ago has bt-en hashed and rehashed." he says. "There's no point getting Into tt now. 1 don't think anyone thinks a pre season game will prove anything It's history and I've put tt behind me." LO N G POND, Pa. (UPll "I'm ready to go." said Ihe Three drivers with nine pre­ gung ho Andretti as he recov­ stigious auto racing lilies ers from his first serious acci­ among (hem arc less than a dent In 28 years of racing fender apart In Ihe points "This Is the only race where I chase going Into Sunday's don't live out of a suitcase. C A R T 500 mller at Pocono During q u a lifyin g . I went Raceway. home at night, slept In my Mario Andretti, winner of own bed and ale home-cooked lour Indy car championships meals li was Incredibly relax­ and a Formula One title, is tied ing lor me. w ith tw o-tim e Grand IT lx "Pocono has always been a champ Emerson Fittipaldi for special clialk-ngc I won al Ihe driver lead at 86 points. A Trenton (N J .l u half dozen point buck Is At -Unser Sr, a times, but even though that two-time Indy car champion. track was close I never consid­ Of the three. Unser ts the ered II rny home track. That's only former visitor to victory why a win at Pocono Is very lane at Pocono. having won Impoilani lo tnc." here In 1076 and 1078. T o d a y 's ra ce cu rrie s a Andretti, who considers this 2 $494,000 purse, plus special iY mile trioval his "hom e awards money Winner of the track” because of his resi­ basic purse earns $55,920. dence in Nazareth. Pa., makes Five drivers recounted for his 13th start. He best flnh»h Ihe right victories posted lu wasa second In 1077. C A R T competition this year Fittipaldi Is a newcomer to wllh Mario Andretti |3) and Al tndy car racing. He retired Unser J r . (2) the only multiple from Formula One In 1982. winners. Aiidretll was suc­ hut made a comeback last year c e s s fu l ut L o n g Llcarh. with C A R T . Milwaukee and Portland. Llltle Andretti still limps from a Al «t thr Mc-uitowluinls In New Ju ly 28 accident at Michigan Jersey and Cleveland. and Is handicapped by a Sullivan captured the hull broken collar bone and u unapolls 500. while two others fracture of thr right hip socket. won Ihclr first career CART A special foam protective v i c t o r i e s , F 1111p u Id I a I shield has been installed In his M ic h ig a n u m l J a c q u e s Lolu to cushion the shocks of Vlllcncuvcal Elkhart Luke. the rough track. Hobby Rahul, third behind T h e 45-year-old Andretti Andrrlli and To m Sneva In and 23-year-old A1 Unser J r., last years driver standings, who broke u bone In Ills right has (alien on hard times alter ankle ut Elkharl Lake Aug. 4. winning twice In 19H4. had thetr Injuries checked out "I won't feel like I've really at Methodist Hospital In Indi­ arrived on the C A R T circuit anapolis last Wednesday and until I've won a 500 mile were pronounced fit to race. • race." says Kabul, who cur­ Danny Sullivan, who beat rently ranks No. 19 In ihe teammate Rick Mcars by .27 of points race a second In winning last year's "Actually, a 500 mile raw 500 ut Pocono. also will have may he coaler lo win than shock-absorbing material In some othrrs. You're oul there hts M a rch to sh ie ld the so long that ullrltlon becomes numerous bruises and tom morr of a factor In your favor." back muscle suffered In u Next-stop on Ihe C A R T trail Pocono test crash 10 days ago. Is the road course al Mid Ohio. w in, lose & DREW U . S . NetCaptain Seeks Better Image For Sport NEW YOKE (Ut'lt - K,m:h Ktruly. like (he sport ut which he excels. Is at u crossroads Klruly la captutn of the Untied Stairs men's vollryhul! leant which won (he gold medal at thr 1984 Summer Olympics He and his leammales arc hoping lo Improve Ihe popularity ol Ihe sport when the lour city USA Cup tournament against Soviet Union. Cuba uml China begins next weekend ut M u dlto n Square Garden. If that doesn't happen, he has lo make a career decision. Volleyball T h e A m rricu n a m issed a chance to (day the Soviet Union III 1984 when th r S ovie ts tKiycotted the 198-1 Sum m er Games. Klruly Is hoping that the 1985 mutch will provide an answer lo thoughts ol what m ay have been, although he's never (Hin­ dered the question. "1 think the Russian boycott made the munumirnt weaker, "I was pre-med ut U C L A ." said hut their not bring there didn't Klruly. a 1983 graduate. "The change anything." mure yeais 1 play, die lesa T h r learns have met nine chance I have lu slay with that. limes In the Iasi Hirer years, On Ihe other hand. If this goes with the U.S holding a 5-4 Irad well. I will have a chatur to In Ihe series. Seven of the nine explot r other career arras." m eetings have bern In the There la a nuturul attraction USSR for the rouud-robln tournament Klruly, lull and blonde and (hr w hich will iilso be held In team's best splkrr. says that Philadelphia, Providence, R.I.. Improved training has made the and Springfield. M u m . The Sovi­ Americans the best In the world. ets have been thr domlnunt Doug Ileal was Ihe couch who tram 111 the sport which ts best led thr U S. lo the gold medal lu known in the U nltrd Slates us 1984 and he has stepped down summertime recreation. The Murv Dunphy ts ihe new men's U.S. team, on Ihe u lh rr hand. Is volleyball couch. the most Improved as evidenced “ M u r v has an e c le c t i c by their gold nirdul victory In approach." said Klruly. "H e Lou Angeles. •tresses fundamentals and Iota of styles ol play." T h r Amrrlcuns play a yearround schedule Klruly says "Th e re l« no olf-scason in volleyball." Klraly has not seen his family in Santa Hurhuru, Calif., since last Christmas. Since ih.it time he has trave lled to Hnictl. Europe. Canada. Cuba, the Sovi­ et Union, und throughout the Untied Slates. When Ihe train Is nut travelling they are practicing al Ihe training site lu San Diego. Calif. Should the American tour not turn out as Klruly would like. Iherr Is thr lure ol the pro­ fessional League In Europe D u ily Dvorak, whom Klraly culled the best seller In the world, left the U.S. leant after Ihe Summer Olympics to (day overseas. W ha teve r sh ould happen Klruly will always have thr gold medal. "Winning (h r Olympics Is nut something we dwell on,'' he said. "The memory Is to sacred for us." "We have to cuuilnuc to set new goals, but when we do get Into trouble or when the pressurr's-on we know that we cun d o ltu g Jtn ." # as. * * Herald: No Surgery Fo r Bird's Elbow B O S T O N IUP1) Huston Celtics slur Larry' Bird won't be undergoing surgery on his right elbow, team of lie nils told Ihe Boston Hi raid today. Celtics general manager Jan Volk said specialists concluded surgery la not Indicated for Bird, "barring a change In his condi­ tion." Basketball Volk said experts examined the elbow but could find no clearly defined problem that could be corrected by surgery. Bird shooting was hindered '■0 * • • a • si * * i during the NBA playoffs this spring because of his troubled elbow, but Volk said he has been working out and shooting for several weeks with no problems. Bird will be at the Celtics' Marshfield rookie camp starting Aug 24 "sim ply to work out. to gel some Intensive condition­ ing." Volk said. �Grady's 64 Leads Buick GRAND B LAN C. Mich. (UPI) — Wayne Grady didn't Just drop out of the sky onto the PGA tour. He dropped off the Aslan and European tours. Grady, hairway leader of the *450.000 Uulck Oped, is another of the faceless names dominat­ ing the PGA tour. But where most of the others have been making their names in college or as Journeymen pros, the 28-year-old Grady was making his In Europe and Asia. The Queensland. Australia, native Is In his first full season on the PGA circuit with signs of making a breakout bid In the past two months Grady shot an 8-under 64 Friday, equalling the best round of the tournament, to go 11-under al 133 entering the third round of the chase for II." F in d s GREYHOUND PARK SI.00 TRIFECTA Also.' Stroke *8 1.000. He is one shot ahead of Ken Green, whose chief claim to tame Is that his sister caddies for him Green. 27 and a veteran of four so-so seasons, shot a 65 to reach 10-under 134. Paul Azlnger. 25 and In his second pro year, went from 66 to 69 and was all alone In third at 9- under 135. Gene Sauers. Mike Nlcolette and Longwood’s Donnie Hammond share fourth with 8-under 136 totals while another shot back are Roger Maltblc. D A . Wei bring and Canadian Dave Barr "My puller obviously was the best part of my golf." said Gradv. who ranks 53rd In the PGA In putting this season which Is a good reason he's won *99.896 without w inning a tournament Grady bogled the second hole but birdlrd nine of the last 15. A 30-foot putt on four started II with a 12-footcr on six and a 5-foolcr on seven giving him a 34 on the front nine. Then he got hot. He blrdled the first four holes on the back nine with putts of 12-. 25- and 5-feet falling before he two-pulted from the frtngr on 13 Pulls of 12- and 15-feel dropped on the 16th and IHth lo round out the round. Grady got his lour rard last fall, finishing sixth In Hie qualifying sehool. "1 feel like I've earned my card." Grady said. "I've earned the right lo be here. Not like Iasi year, where 1had Iheforlcgn exemptions. "After coming lo the U.S. and gelling spoiled Ihe way t a m ." said Grady, w ho’s searching for a Florida home for himself and his wife lo use as a base while they're here. "I don't waul to go back to either one (European or Aslan lour).” Hr playrd 1979-84 In Europe und Asia and doesn't "like Europe or England America Is similar to Australia. You get spoiled. I Just like Daniel Evening Herald. Sanford. FI.____Sunday, Aug. II. IttS -JB He won a tournament his first year oul but didn't win another until taking the German O ik -ii last year at this time. He's hot again with a tie for seventh at Memphis ending June, another seventh-place tie at Williamsburg two weeks after that and a He fur fourth at Hartford two weeks ago providing Ihe bulk of his earnings. "A n y time you get nine birdies, it's fun." said Green, whose earnings of *41,392 are Jusi slightly better than what the fourth-yrur pro earned the year before hts slsler Shelley started caddying lor him "M y slstrr was nervous." he said. "Hut she usually Is. She's my caddy." "1 don’l play golf myself," she said " H r does II all by hlinself. I'm Just out there for him lo have someone lo talk lo. "When he's playing well, the bag Is very, very llghl," she said. "W hen he's playing badly, it’s 10 pounds heavier." Azlnger. winner of *63.473 this year, has recorded his first two top-ten finishes this season Nlcolette, seventh-year pro from Mount Pleas ant. Pa., is a one time lour winner 11983 al Day Hill) whose best finish this season Is a tie for 30th In the Hlng Crosby. He Is 143rd on the money llsi ui $ 19.023 - right behind Sauers s * 19.678. Sauers. 23 next Thursday, won *36.537 last year In his rookie season. "I’m going after everything now." he said. "I've got to Last year I was Just trying to get a feel for things." WtH-AlACE-SMOW [OUtWECA A PERFECT* 1 OAILV DOUBLE AMQ0 BUFORD. Ga (UPII - Beth Daniel, a ball of fire during her early years on the LPGA Tour, hasn't been happy with her golf game of late. She missed the cut In three of her six previous tournament appearances und hadn't broken 70 In more ihun two months. But the slender South Caroli­ nian looked like her former self Friday when she fired a secoml-round. 7-under par 65 to move Into a lie. nl 9-under 135. with Pally Sheehan and Am y Alcott in the Women’s World Championship, which she won 111 1980 and 1981 "I hadn’t broken 70 since McDonald's In early June.** said Daniel, whose lone victory this year was at Sun Diego In midApril "I did It today In a big way ** Daniel, who won ibis pre­ stigious 12 player event die first two years it was held, started I lie second round five shots behind Alrotl who had a 65 on Th u rs­ day. She dropped to six shots bark al die nine-hole turn Friday hul ran oil four straight birdies on holes 12-15 and wound up in a lie lor die lead when Alcott suffered a bogey on die final hole alter her drive hit u carl path and bounced Into deep rough. “ I realized II was only Ihe second day und didn't want lo do anything stupid," said Alcott. who had a 70. "It was a had break and a had Ur. but we go on and tee It up tomorrow." Sheehan, second dure shots oil Alcott's purr at the statl of the second round, btrdied the 16th and 17th holes enroutr lo a 5 undcr67 for the dav J f N * et > Elogin! Dining In our CMol Oicsott Torraca For Dlnnor Rosorvatlont Call: 690-4510 I FROMM TOUtlTUHDBLVD 0R4JS FROM It TO *34 I 00 EAST JO IT 91 TWNNORTH 00 EAST TO I 7 91 Th[N SOUTH I 1ro sttaNOLA bi vo ro s c w n o l a sc vo itax* i* « onto S IC K ? SEE YOUR DOCTOR TO O TH A C H E? SEE YOUR DENTIST T R A N S M IS S IO N TRO UBLE? See HARRELL & BEVERLY TR A N SM ISSIO N S 3 W 2 0 9 W . 2 5 t h S tre e t - S a n fo rd 3 2 2 -8 4 1 5 _____________2ti Years Same Local Ion FARM ROOFING SALE! C o rrug a ted Asphalt R oofing & Siding • FAST, EASY INSTALLATION NCAA Knocks SMU For 3-Year Loop M IS S IO N . K a n . (U P I) Soul hern Mrthodls! University, presruson favorite to win Ihe Southwest Conference football cham pionship und an early front-runner for the national title. Instead will spend the next three years on NCAA probation because of recruiting violations committed from 1981 to 1984. In citing the school for vio­ lating N C A A slundurds. the NCAA banned SM U fro m awarding any athletic scholar­ ships lo Incoming freshmen In Football IUH6 and lliiiltrd It to 15 schol­ arships In 1987 — a virtually unprecedented penally of 45 lost scholarships. Wllford S. Bailey, secretarytreasurer of the National Col­ legiate Athletic Association, announced the terms of the probation F rid a y , ending a 29-month probe Into alleged ...Raines Continued from IB problem. I’ve been up 150 more time* left-handed. I don't see may lefties Maybe tine or two a week." Haines said he figures that will change next week when die Expos go back to Montreal lo open an eight game homeslanii against the Dodgers. Padres and Giants "All the west coast teams have tnorr Irflics,’* he said. "I hope I can gel In a betlcr right-handed groove then." Along with Raines' productive season, reliever Jeff Reardon (30 saves) and rookie Joe lleskelh 110-5, 2 44 ERA) have been outstanding on the mound while tight fielder Andre Dawson (14 homers, 59 Hill) shortstop llublc Brooks (10. 69) and third tracker T im Wallach (11. 58| have provided the rest of the key hits. Although the deficit is Just five games, six of those lengths come on the loss side. violations by staff mendiere and supporlersof the university SM U has Indicated It may go to court lo challenge the sanc­ tions. University president t.. Donald Shields scheduled a news conference Monday — the same day SMU'a Board of Gov­ ernors meets to discuss the N C A A ruling. Along with banning SMU's football program from howl games following the 1985 and 1986 seasons and from live which vvlll make Ihe task dial much tougher. "I think we can catch both o( them." said Raines, "We're playing good !m m - ha 11 right now hul we have to get hot The Mels und Cardinals are playing well, loo.” Raines said hr respects both clubs although die Expos have hud much better success against the Cardinals than the Mr Is Montreal has won seven of nine contests with St. Louis, where It opened a threegame series Friday. The Expos have spill 10 games with Nrw York. Raines, however, said II was Important to look beyond the record. "W e heal SI. Louis all those games early In the season before they got rolling." said the 25-year-old outfielder. "Vince Coleman was Just joining the tram then und Jo h n Tudor wasn't winning like he Is now. They're a much better team now then when we beat them." And the Mels? "Well, we're even with them hul we’ve lost the last four games In a row ." Raines said, "T h e way (Dwight) Gooden Is pitching. It makes them a very • PROVIDES A D H D INSULATION television In 1986. die NCAA Committer on Infractions also adopted several actions already Imposed bv HMU. Tile not vent U y earlier placed an unidentified assistant football coach on probation for a period of one yrur, effective May 15, and reduced his salary by 15 percent, and disassociated Itself IKm iunendy from four "outside representatives" and from four other supporters for a period of lwo lo l lure vears. tough tram to beat." Raines said the E x j m i s w i l l have lo make thrlr move during Ihe head lo-head com­ petition. Montreal has eight games hit with (he Mels and the same manlier in go with St. Louis "Thursday's win was real big for us." Raines said, "We have to win Friday. Saturday and Sunday, loo, in Si. Louis Thai will pul us In good shape before wr go back to Montreal. "If we can end dlls road trip anti lie live games or less out of llrst. then wr have a rral good chance. We’ve played pretty wrll at home.** Montreal Is 36-22 al home and 29-27 on Ihe road brfotr Friday's game. KO R O A N GO H O M E? — Not everything hriglilcnrd Tim 's outlook Thursday, When Informed dial Ills next Florida visitor would t>r Ed Korgan In St Louis. Raines wrinkled up his face and growned. "Not Korgan," he said. "Anybody hul Korgan Whenever 1 run lulu him I go into a slump I'll probably go 0 for Si Louis." Ideal Conditions For Travers S A R A T O G A SPRINGS. N .Y. IUPI| - The Naltonai Weal her Service promised Ideal racing conditions of sunshine and mld-HO degree trtnprraturrs for die seven colls Dying Salutday to move Into contention for Ihe division champi­ onship by winning the *300,000 Travers Slakes The Woody Slephcns-tralned. strrtch running Stephan's Odyssey, runnerup In Ihe Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Slakes, was the early M-5 favorite lo emerge from Ihe nation's oldest slakes race for 3-year-olds as the lop challenger lo Derby champion Spend a Buck, who skipped today's Travers lo run the Monmouth Handicap, for the 1985 Eclipse Award. Stephan's Odyssey, with Pat Day In Ihe saddle, also provldrd Stephens with his best chance lo win one of Ih r few stakes victories that have eluded him over tils Hall of Fame career. Bui Saratoga's oval, as wrll as the I H mile Travers, have been hard on betting choices, earning The Spa Ihe nickname of “graveyard of favortles." Post-lime favorites have lost the Iasi seven runnings of Ihe so-called summertime Derby. Speedy C hie fs Crown. Ihe 1084 Juvenile champi-m. was Ihe 2-1 second pick despilr his disappointing Triple Crown campaign l*oa(-lltnc favorite In all three legs, the Danzig coll, to be ridden by masterful Angel Cordero Jr., was second In the Preakness Stakes and third In both the Derby and Belmont. Stephens called Ihe slake a "two-horse race." but Roger Laurtn. the trainer of Chief s Crown, was prepared for surprises. "It's a well-balanced field, and I respect everyone In It,” Laurtn said. "The y all have credentials, and they all have a ahol al winning " Laurtn was politely exaggerating. Longshots • W ON'T RUST OR CORRODE * ■ ■ — — "CO UPO N | B U C KET I O F B A LLS HIT THE BRANTLEY BARREL • REDUCES NOISE • LOW MAINTENANCE • EIGHT COLORS (SILVER WHITE, RED. GREEN, BLUE, ‘4 ^ *9 .5 0 .. 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Don’s Choice and Skip Tria l — were strong challengers Saron Stable's Turkom an, a California-bused closer with career winnings of *146,550 was impressive In Ills last outing, rallying from 6 IA lengths back lo finish second by u nose to Padua In the 1 U mile Swaps Slakes at Hollywcxid Park Ju ly 21. Sondra Bender's Private Account colt. Don's Choice, has Improved greatly this summer. He cornea Into the race with three wins and two seconds In his last five starts. Tw o weeks ago. the speedy hay led the Jim Dundy field al Saratoga until Stephan's Odyssey rallied on Ihe stretch to win by a length and a half. Ohio Derby and Haskell Invitational winner Skip Trial, owned by Pimlico Race Course shareholder Ben Cohen. Jusl may be the most dangerous colt In the field — as Spend a Buck learned from losing to him In Ihe Haskell. 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Mawawc- OPla Maaa*CMO Maat Ca adlpu” K»s R A IN E S G A U G E IkialS SAWS! -vaupa^ a Cjnonr________ IX IM hj m •iitft ti*1Hi ;"j f to to Hi ■ n &««li a * it ■ u T»(pMl I 9 J | i *14 *•■ t"Wl -1 J Anraga pa IP tm laaaa aw- Id- -a n 1-t.Wa craw t**v n P lava r t a t i taaai — *a Carpnan a aa -ararw Laapa EMl0-*-tan Amaayaataaai mi MaI Rhoden Halts Pittsburgh Skid U n ite d Pres* International In Irtw* than ihrrr hoiira. Hick Hhodrri prevented the i’limhtirfth Plrulea from hklddltiK 17 yearn. One Io m nwuy from (heir Inn^ent hlldr htnee I (Hid, the flratra nrnl Rhoden lo the mound Friday nlf{ht. He resjionded with u nine-hitter, struck out seven ami doubled home a run. helping I’iltshurgh niiiip u nlne-((arnr losing nlrenk with ii 71 victory over the New York Meta "Rhoden pitched his best (pirnr of the year," tuild I’lltktnirkh manager Chuck Tanner. "He Bhowed everybody the kind ol pitcher he can be when lie's on and he was on tonluht." "He really pitched u good game, added New York m a n a g e r IJuvcy Johnson. "He's always ready tough on us. H r had a good fastball und moved II around good," Rhoden Improved to 7*13 with his third complete game. Ed Lynch, the first of four New York pltrheni. gave up four runtt on right hits In five Innings. Lynch. IU O . had his six game winning streak t-iiupjied. H r had not lost since June UH< "Everything I threw over the plate they hit." said Lynch. "It'd hard to tidlrvc they're playing this hud with some of the players they have, It was just two had pitches. The one lo Hhodrn und N.L. Baseball fastbull down the middle dim Mmllock hit out." It was thr I’lralrs' longest losing streak since they dropped 10 In a row In July of 1008. T ile Pirates look a 2*0 lend In the second, Wllh one out. Marvell Wynne and Sam m y Khullfn singled. Hhodrn doubled down the left-field line, scoring Wynne. Khalifa came home on a sacri­ fice fly by Joe Oi flul&k. Pittsburgh scored iwlcc In the fourth Johnny Ray walkrd and Hill Mudlock hli Ills seventh burner, a shot over the Irfl-flrld frncr Th e Mels scored In the rlghlh Willi two outs, George Foster singled and reached second on Orsulnk's error In Irll Foster came home on u single by Howard Johnson Elsewhere In (he NL. Chicago edged Philadelphia fi-ft. SI. lands bent Montreal 0 1. Houston nipped Cincinnati 5 1, San Diego topped Allunlu 0-3 and Los Angeles defeated San Francisco 5 -1 In the American League, ll wan: Kansas City 4, Toronto 2: Detroit 3, Cleveland 2. New York 5. Huston -I In It) Innings. Hulllmote 4. Texas 2: Seattle 0. Minnesota 5: Milwaukee 3. Chicago 2; and California 5. Oakland 2 Cubs 6, Phillies 5 At Chicago, Chris Speler's basesloaded bunt wllh tw’o outs In the eighth Inning scored Itoti Dernier to llll the Cuba. Speler's bunt, placed down (tie third-base line, came off reliever Kent Trk ulve , 4-8, who wuiked the bases loaded. Lee Smith. 0-4, pitched two Innings for the victory. C a rd in a ls 6, Expos 1 At St. Ia iu Is, Jack Clark and Tllo I..indium each ladled a home run and Hob Forsch fired a four-hllter to pro|Hd I he Cardinals, Forsch. 5-5. pitched ills second complete game 1)111 Laskey, 5 12, took the toss The vlclory moved the Cardinals a game ahead ol the Mets In the NL East. Tim Raines wus0 for 4 A stros 5, Reds 4 A l Houston, Phil Cuiuer singled home pi itch-timber IXrktr Th u n with one out In the ImiII oui ol Die ninth Inning lo lead Ihe Astros. Reliever Dave Smith, who allowed a game tying home run by Nick Ksasky in die lop <>l the Inning, pitched 2 2-3 Innings lo raise tils record lo 6-4 Ted Power dropped to 4 3. Padres 6, l)rn v rt 3 Al San Diego. Kevin McReynolds hit Ids 12th home run of tin- year and Gralg R ic k Rhoden ...b e s t effort Nettles collected three hits lo lift the Padres. Andy Hawkins. 15-4. starled for San Diego but departed In thr sixth Inning with one out. Rookie lotnce McCullers registered his second save. Rick Mahler (ell lo 10-11. Dodgers S, Giants I At San Francisco, rookie Murluno Hum an went 4Jor-5, Including a two run homer, amt a two-run double by veteran Hob Bailor jxiwem l the Dodgers to their eighth straight victory Jerry Rruss. 11-7. struck out four and yielded six hits before leaving the game In the sixth inning Marino Is Upbeat Despite Criticism Z o rn G u n s D o w n Lio n s U n ite d Prasa International Team s continue to test dir waters this week us thr NFI. exhibition season heads Into Its second week. In a Friday night game In Scuttle. Jim Zorn threw for two touchdowns and Randall Morris run for unother score Friday to lend the Seattle Seahnwks to a 2H-3 victory over the Detroit Lions. Th e game murkrd Ihe return to uctlon for Srutilr running tmrk Curl Warner, who lore up Ills right knee In the (hat regulur season game last season und mliMM'd the rest of the campaign W arner pluyed tn only thr first quarter, currying four times lor 12 yards. Al Mluml. Dolphins coach Don Shuln drilled charges thul hr trudrd Ihe NFL rights of wide receiver Anthony Carter to the Minnesota Vikings to avenge thr firing ol former Detroit Lions CONCh Monte Clark. T h e Lions had lieen interested In obtaining the rights to Carter, who Is In the option year ot hit conduct with litr U S. Football la-ague's Oakland Invudcrs. "F o r somebody to think Ihul I did something lo Detroit In spite couldn't be farther from thr truth." suld Simla, a close Irtend of Clark. C h r is S p e le r ...k e T squeeze "I've always had a good rela­ tionship w llh (Lions general manager) R usk (Thomas). No­ body has u higher regard for (owner) Hill Ford und the Detroit Lions and thr whole organiza­ tion than I do. I've always been friendly w llh them. Wliul I had lo tlu w ui in the lu st interests ol -he (Dolphins) ball club." Jim Plunked, the Raiders 37-year old quurtrrhuck. will again get the siarl Sunday over Mate Wilson In Los Angeles Plunked passed lor Just 26 yards In the first hall before Wilson came on lo throw lor I0H yards, completing 7-of-17 attempts. M a rcus A lle n and F ra n k H a w k in s w ill start In ihe .. .N i g h t m a r e Contlnuad from 2B may lake advantage ol the op|M>rtunlty and make a nume for himself." Simla aald. "The bad thing Ib that the players who are not here, especially u guy like Jrnxrtt who plays mure than one position, miss a lot of valuable learning and have a lot of catching up In do when they do get back." There have been some bright lights shining through the gloom at St. Thomas University. Top pick Lorenzo Hampton hau been tmpreaalve, both running and catching the football. Third-round picks Moyer and Ororgc Little also have drawn praiar from Shula. as have stxth-round pick Ron Davenport and lourth-round pick JcfTDcllenhach. Last year's No. ) pick, linebacker Jackie Shipp, had 10 aolo tackles snd one assist sgslnsi Minnesota In the opening exhibition game M IA M I |D P I) H o ld o u t quarterback Dan Marino Is In an "upbeat" and "positive" mood, d rs p llr numerous criticism s directed ugulnst him since hr w a lk e d out of the M ia m i Dolphins training rum p In a contract dispute, the Miami Herald rt-|xirls Marino, in his first Interview since tie left rump Ju ly 25. told the Herald lie Wlshrd hr wus buck practicing at St. Thomas University and he understood why fans hud sided against him In his dispute with Miami owner bucklleld with either veteran Joe Hohhlr " T h r toughest purl of all this Cllll lit,inch or top drutl pick Jessie Hester starting al one Is lhat I really want to be at wide receiver s|xil und Malcolm practice getting ready to play." Marino nald. "I mean, (hut's Ham wrllal Ihe other. what I do, The way 1 felt about The Redskins. 17-14 winners thr neguilvr reaction Is thut. over Ihe Allunlu Falcons last hey, muytx- I'd react that way Week, will open wllh veteran Joe too II I didn't know everything Thelamunn at quarterback, but that was going on. he Is expected to play unlv the "1 don't blame the people I first hall Thelamann passed lor cun understand people saying 7 1 voids and one touchdown at lhat I should honor m y contract, Atlanta. hut what they're not thinking Washington also has 240- u Imiu I Is that the contract Is a pnund miming hack John Rig­ one-way deal. I've seen trams gins hack In uniform Inr Ihe first trrm lnulr a contract of a player time this year. H r wus not. when there was time left on It. "I think I did what I had to do however, expected to play more I never wanted ll lo come to (tils than n series or two 'Arid* from all th* ln|url*x, th* unilgnad v*t*ran playnrs not In camp and th* quarterback who's not In camp, *v*rythlng's |u»t lino.' — Don Shula Tom m y Vigor!lo. who missed most of the 1983 season und all of last year with a knee Injury, upprura to be completely recovered For now. Shutu and his assistants don't have too many options. "We'll continue to work os best we can with the players that are here." he said. Hut through all thr adversity. Shula was able lo udd a little humor to Ihe situation "Aside from all ihe Injuries, thr unsigned vrtrrun players not tn camp and thr quarterback who's not In camp, everything's Just fine," he Jokrd. >! Football Klkukawa. a right-hander, used a submarine delivery arid an outstanding chungrup to hold down Cuba's powerful hitters. Louts Casanova, who had strurk out three Dines In hts previous six games, was fanned three Ilmen by Klkukawa. and limited to one hit In lour plate appeur- United Press InternationaJ NEW YORK (UPI) - A tlgh s t r ik e zon e F r i d a y n ig h tightened the race In the Amert can League East race. Reliever Bob Stanley walkec Willie Randolph on four pitcher with the bases loaded and twr out In the 10th Inning, forcing home Dave Winfield with thr winning run in the New York Yankees’ 5-4 victory over thr Boston Red Sox. Toronto leads the second-place Yankees by six games. "Th a t last pitch was right down the middle. I guess hr Ihome plate umpire Drew Coble! wanted to get the game over In a h u r r y . " said S ta n le y , who charged Coble Immediately after the last call. "Three of those four pilch es (to Randolph) were strikes. He (Coble) must've had a date." In Ihe 10th. Winfield lined a double to left olT reliever Steve Crawford. 5-3. Dan Fasqua was Intentionally walked, and Butch Wynegar walked to load the bases. * "From where I'm sitting, those were strikes." said Red Sox manager John McNamara. "Not one. but three or four of them, In c lu d in g the last one to Wynegar. "I'll go home tonight knowing they were good pitches. You don't sec people like (catcher Rich) Grdmun and Stanley get­ ting upset unless they were good pitches. That's a hell of a way to iose a ballgarnr." The Yankees tied the score 4-4 In ihe ninth off Crawford. Ron Hassey led off with a single and R a n d o lp h s a c rific e d p in ch runner Billy Sample lo second. Pagllarulo singled home Sample. Boston look a 3-2 lead In the sixth on a pair of opposite-field RBI doubles off starter Joe Cow­ ley With one out. Marty Barrett singled and went to second on a Relder'o choice. Dwight Evans doubled to left ofT the glove of leaping Ken Griffey, scoring Barrett. Evans scored on Rill Buckner's double lo left. The Red Sox took a 1-0 lead tn the third on Gedman's loth home run of the year, but the YnnkrFs rallied for a 2-1 lead In Ihe bottom of the Inning. Bobby Meacham reached first on a fielder's choice and went to second on Hickey Henderson's single to right. Don Mattingly squlhbed u single to left, scoring Meacham and sending Hen­ derson to third. Grilfey's single to center drove In Henderson. Gedman's second home run of the gome ofr Cowley Increased Boston's lead to 4-2 In the seventh. Angelas. A's 2 California's John Candelaria and Brian Downing are both trying to find their old form and Friday night they each had a flashback which led to an Angels victory. Downing cracked a three run homer to trigger a four-run third Inning that carried the Angels to a 5 2 Uiumph over the Oakland As. “ Cundelarla scattered seven hits over the first six Innings to Improve his record to 2-0 since being acquired from Pittsburgh Aug '2 In his longest outing of Ihe year. Candelaria struck out six and walked two. and I want It over as fast as (Misslhle. Maybe wllh some of the things thut (M arino's agent Marvin DcmolT) Is doing now. something will hup|x'n soon and I'll lx- buck In camp next week." Murlno said he was forced lo listen to M iam i's exhibition game against Minnesota last Saturday on the radio in his van tiecause tils golden rrlrlrvrr had chewed the plug on the stereo In Royala 4, Blue J a y i 2 At Toronto. Hal McRae drove his home. "The van w-as the only place I In two runs and Lynn Jones could hrur the game," Marino collected four singles to back told the Herald "I listened Charlie Lelbrandt s rlght hltlcr mostly to the lust hull when und lead the Royals Lclbrandt. 1 1 6 , struck out seven ant) (Don) Struck was playing "ll would be nice If things .walked four while picking up his would get worked nut so I won’t sixth complete game. have to listen to the Hullaln Tig e rs 3, Indians 2 A l Detroit, rookie Nelson game on the radio," hr said about the Dolphins' next exhib­ Simmons delivered a sacrifice fly In the bottom of the eighth ition. Alter Marino passed for 5,084 Inning, lifting the Tigers. Juan yurds and 48 touchdowns lost Berenguer. making his first start season, both NFL records. Rob­ since May 16, allowed one hit bie promised In the week before and struck out eight over the the Super Bowl lo renegotiate first 5 1-3 Innings before runn­ the four-year contract Marino ing Into trouble. Aurello Lopez. signed after he was drafted No. I 3-7, earned ihe victory. overall out of Pitt. Orioles 4, Rangers 2 At Baltimore, Mike Young slammed a three-run home run In the sixth Inning to rally the Orioles. The decision gave the Orioles a four-game winning streak, their longest since June 13-16. Dennis Martinez, 9-7, was the winner. M ariners 6. T w in e 5 At M in n e a p o lis , G o rm a n Thomas smacked a tie-breaking KBI single and scored on Jim Presley's double In the eighth ancet. ti was Cuba's first loss of the Inning to lift the Mariners. Ed tournament and felt .them tied Vande Berg, 2-1. notched the wllh Japan for first place with triumph in relief. Steve Howe. 6-1 records. Japan was given the 1-1. took the loss. lop spot In the playolls because Brewers a. W hite Boa 2 At Milwaukee, Ben Oglivle of Its victory over Cuba doubled home the tle-bresklng Jupan had defeated Ihe United run tn a two-run eighth Inning States 6-5 earlier Friday, lhat and Ray Burris fired a sU-hltler game was meaningless for the to lift the Brewers. Burris. 7-9, United Stales, who were already struck out seven and walked three for hla fifth complete ganje. out of playoff contention. Japan Hands Cuba 1st Cup Setback, 3-2 EDMONON. A L B E R TA tUI'l) Toyuitoor! Klkukuwu pitched an elghl-hllti r Friday to lead Japan lo a 3-2 victory over Cub.! m thr Dual round-robin game of the Intercontinental C up Baseball Tournament. 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ITES. and entered In C o m N a 14 Of 14 C A Of P of I ha C iff oil Court of th# Elghttonfti Judicial C ircuit In and for S tm in o lo C o u n ty , F lo r id * w At'iln M IN N A LU N O . Plain lilt . and JO A N A P IP E R and F REO W P IP E R . H ir Hvitwnd and ANNA J P IP E R . a n d ----------------- P IP E R . Har Huiband, II ary, ar* Dafan danli | win tall to tea highait and bail Diddar for catn In Ifia WEST FR O N T DOOR of tho County CourltiewM In Samlnote Ceurty, Florida at II 00 o clock A M on tho *th day of Sap Ian.bar. A 0 . IMS. tha following da». r bod proparty at tai forth •" M'd Final Judgmanl. to wits from tho Morfhootf cor nor of •No N o r l h a o t t I* of th o Narlhooif W of Saction N . Tawnthlp 10 South. Mango » fa il. Sominol* County, F L . run Mute on tho E ail lino of told N*»-h#*»1 ’* of Northootf to • dtetenc# of U SI foot to tho Southorty right of way lino of Cocnrsn Rood, fhanco South 04 dtgraat. 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Nlvor Water Mon*gamant Dlttrlct hot ro eolvad an application lor Con luptivt Water Uto from S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . P O BOX loot. SANFORD. F L i m i . application PI I I I 001IANGM on SP/1I IS Thlt application It tor tho modification ot tho tattling rtrm it 1 117 0011N Tho appli cant paopaati to withdro* ip M G D ot G R O U N D W A T E R FR O M TH E F L O R ID A N A Q U IF E R V IA 1 E X IS T IN G W E L L S FO R P U B L IC SU P P LY, URBAN LAND SCAPE IR R IG A T IO N COM M E R C IA L / IN D U S TR IA L AND E S S E N TIA L USE to torvo 1.440 o c ra U I In Samlnolo County located In Sac IAm I I, Townihlp 10 South. Range IS East Tha Governing Board e* tha Dlttrlct will taka action to gran! application!*) no than is day* from tha dote ot thl* nobca Should you bo Interacted In any of tha lilted application*, you ihould contact tho SI John* River Water Mon ogamanl Dlttrlct at P O Boa l i l t Palotka. Florida H O fl U l t or in par ton at If* offka on S la t* H ig h w a y IBS W a it , Palate* r teredo. M i ll* *121 W r it t e n a b | * c tls n to tha application may bo mad*, but thould b* received no later than la day* fro m tha dot* at publication Written obfoctioni ihould Identify the eb|*cter by nemo and eddreil and tufty date rib* tha obteetten M tho application Filing a written ob iact Am doe* no! antllte you to a Chapter IN . Florid* Statute*. Adminicle*11*0 Hearing Only •hot* *ub*tonti*l alter ted try Ih* application and who flte • pan Hen mooting the rogutromont* of Section IS S M I, F A C . may obtem on Achninlitratlv* Hoar Ing A ll llmofy Mod written obiactAm* will b* pravanted te tho Booed ter It* con n deration In I'* d o llb o rs tlo n an tha application peter te Ih* Board la* mg action an tho application 0 annuo T Kamp. Director OfvfsMhof Record* Sf John* RIvor Water Monogtmonf D ttN K I Pubfllh Augutf It. IMS D E I KM IN TH B C IR C U IT L O U n T. E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C ld C U IT , IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O R ID A CASE NO SS 11SOCA 0* P DIVISION JU D G E OAVIS SPRINGWCKJO V IL L A G E A P A R T M E N T CO R P O R A TIO N . Plaintiff. v* O Y N A D U N C A N , a *lngl* womon. MS B A N D Y . SPR IN G W O O D V I L L A G E CO N O O M IN IU M A S S O C IA T IO N INC , a Florida nonprofit con dominium atlocletton corpora flon. Da fondant* N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO D Y N A O U N C A N a Hngte woman Haldaiborg. Germany P O Boa 1141 APONarr York 0*041 YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an action to toractota ih* morigag* a n cum barm g the tallow ing property In Somlnote Counfy Florid* U n it No I I* A o l SPR IN G W O O D V I L L A G E CON DO M IN IU M , and an undivided l/ lt g Inter**! In in* lend, common (tomont* and common •rpantaa appurtenant to laid Unit, oil In accordance with and tub|act to tho covenant*, rondi tlon*. roitrlcttont. term* and othar provittont of tha Oaclara lion of Condominium of Spr In g w o o d V i l l a g * . a Con dominium at recorded In O. tidal Record* Boo* m i , peg* lO r * , P u b li c R a c o r d * ol Sam mol* County. F ter Ida ha* boon Mod by tho Plointitt again*! you and afhor* In ttw above antllted cam* and you a rt required to larva a copy of your written datent*V If any. to II on D O N A L D L S M IT H , Plaintiff* attorrwy, gia Bar not! Bank Building. Jacktenrlllg. Florida 11101. on or baton September a. iv»» and til* llw original with tho Cterk ol ihlt Court either botor* korvlc* on P lom tllfi attorney or Immodi atoty iharaatfar ethoewik*. a dafauit will b* entered agamtl you for the roltof demanded in tho complaint or petition W ITN E S S m y hand and tool ot thl* Court on Nil* lath day of Augutt (S E A L ) ISEALI D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark of Ih* Circuit Court •y AgnotE Sutek Deputy Clark • Pubfllh Augutt IS. M. Sop ternbar I.S. IMS D E I 104 fldWL IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. F LO R IO A P R O B A TE DIVISION Fit* Number 1 } ])* CP IN R E E S T A T E O F M YR El EUGENE APPLEGREN D e c e a s e d N O T IC E O F A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tha adm inistration ol tha a llo t* o l M y ro l Eugene A p p ttg ro n , deceased Fite Number ts 510 CP. II pending -n th* Circuit Court tor Somlnote C o u n ty , F lo r i d * P ro b a te Division, th* address ot which it Post Office Drawer C. Sanford Florida M i l l Tha names and addresses ol th* personal rapr* •antativ* and tha personal rap rotantatlv#** attorney are sat lorth below AH Interested parson* ar* required to Ilia with thl* court W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM T H E D A TE OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TIC E ( I ) all claim* ooainsl the estate and i l l any ob|*cllon by an Interested parson on whom notice was served mot challenge* th# valid Ity at tha will, ttw quail 114a I ten* of in* parson* I raprasaniallv*. venue oe jurisdiction of Ih* A LL C L A IM S A N O O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B AR R E D Publication of Ihlt Notice has begun on Augutt 11, IMS Personal Rtpeatonlalir* L E N N O N G ADAM S J R . I t t R S W 17thPlat* Miami. Florida M i ll Attorney lor Par tone I Representative LO U IS E J A L L E N Arky. Fraod, Stearns Watson. Greer Weerer A Harris. P A One Bittoyne Tower. Suit* IMS Miami. Florida M ilt IMS) 114 4*00 publish August II. IS, IMS D E I to IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O UNTY. F LO R IO A CASE NO SI MIS C A M K G O V E R N M E N T E M P LO Y E E S C O R P O R A TIO N Plaintiff, vt E A R L W E B E R L Y . ---------E B E R L Y , unknown spoum ol E A R l W E B E R L Y . It married TH E A M E R IC A N BANK O f M E R R IT T ISLAN O and D EAN J O AKLEY, Datendanlt N O TIC E O f F O R E C L O S U R E SALE N O T IC E I* hereby given lhal th* undersigned D A V ID N B E R R IE N Cterk ol m* Circuit C ourt of Somlnote County. Florida will on the Ith day at October IMS, between II a m and 1 p m at th* Welt Front doer of the Samlnote County Courthouse. Senior d F lot id* otter sate and toll at public outcry te th* highest and bost bidder tor cash ttw following described properly situate in Samlnote County. F ton da Th* N orth 140 tt ot Ihr: fallowing described property Ttw Watt MS ft of th* South te Ot th* N E 'a ot th* SW '« ot Soclton IS Township ] ! SduTh. Hang# M East, test th# South ts tt and lot* right of way ot Lot* Howell Rood. Somlnote County. Florida pursuant to th# Final Judgment entered In o cos* ponding In told Court, tha *tyi* of which I* indicated abort W ITN E S S my hand and of Iklel seal of ta>d Court this Sth day of August. IMS D A V ID N B ER R IE N C L E R K OF TH E C IR C U IT COURT Bye Diana K Brum mot! Deputy Clark Publish Augutt It. II. IMS D E I 4* try B e r k e B r e a th e d C O U N T Y H M C f. m m n r M C u rrm S HJbHT HOW IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A CASE N U M B E R SSM* CP RE TH E E S T A T E O F C E C E IL A E MAS). Oeceetad N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tho adm in i*tr at Ion at tho ottete of C E C E IL A E MAS), d tc ta ia d C a n Num ber ts IS* CP. I* pending In Ih* C ir c u it C o u rt o l S tm ln o lt C o u n ty . F lo r i d a . P ro b a ta Division tha addratt of which it P O D r a w e r C . S a n ts rd . Florida. M m The nomai and addvatia* ot tha personal representative and tha personal raprasantative'l •ttornay ar* sot forth botow All interested parsons *'# required to III* with thli court W ITH IN t h r e e M O NTH S OF T h e f i r s t P U B L IC A TIO N o f TH IS N O TIC E I t ) all claim* aga.ntt tho ottete and (I I any oblacflon by an Interested pat son to whom notice **• monad Ihdt challenge* the valid Ity of *h* will, tha qualifications ot th* parional raprtientet'v* or tho venue or jurisdiction ot Ih# court A LL C LA IM S A N D O B JE C 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 thl* Notice hat bagunon Aitoutl II. IMS Partteial Representative W IL L IA M A MASI M l Springtide Drlv* Long wood. Florida I1M0 Attorney fur Par tonal Raprasontaiiva Carmine M Bravo Esquire of C arm iroM Bravo. P A Uto Slate Rood 4J 4. Suita 1 Long wood Spring* ProteHtenol Canter Longwood, F tor Ido 11M0 (MS) 114 M4* Publish August II H IMS D E I SI w rm * V tU ^ M l v* A W CANT ve rrm u j t k x im x m N f U P , CAM mt > s w vm eo r on\ i C IT Y O F SANFO R D. FLO R ID A N O T IC E TO TH E PUBLIC Notice It hereby given that tho Board ot Adjustment ot the City Of Sanford will held * regular meeting on August 11. IMS. In the City Hall at M M A M In order to contidor a request tor a variance In the Toning Ordi none# a* It pertain* to lid* yard te'back rtqurltm enti In a RC t district In. Let » , Blk $. Palm Terrace. P B . PGM Ba.ng more tpecHIcolly de *cnbed a* located 2510 Prtn eaten Avenue Planned use ot the property It to erect o tingle tomily re*l dance B L Partin*. Chairman Board ol Adjustment A D V IC E TO TH E PUBLIC It a parson decides to appeal a decision r ada with respect to any mot'ef considered ot the above meeting or hearing, ho may need a verbatim record ol Ih# proceedings Including the testimony and evidence, which record it not provided by the Cltyot Sanford IF S M 4 CH0S) Publish Augutt I It IMS D E I 11 C IT Y OF L A K E M A R Y . FLO R ID A N O T IC E O F G E N E R A L E LE C TIO N T O W HOM IT M AY CONCERN You will pleas* lake nolle* lhal a general ateetton will be held tor ttw City of Lokt Mary F lo rid a , on th* )rd doy ol September IMS for th# purpose ol a'acting Commissioner Seal I, tor a farm ot two years Th* location tor voting will be in th* City Commits ion Cham bars *1 Lake Mary City Hall, li t North Country Club Road Lake M ary Florida Th* polls will b# open from 1 0 0 A M to 1 00 P M C h airm an of *h* Election Board Pat Thompson S o ry ln g on th* E le c tio n Board Ethel Carlson Betty Day B e lly D e d m e n , and Virginia Nelson All parsons legally registered to vote In Sominol* County and living within th* boundaries of th* City of Lake Mary, Florida, may avail lhamsalvas ol tholr Rights ot Franchise C IT Y OF LA K E M A R Y, F l o r id a /tr Carol A Edwards City Clark Dated August 1. IMS Publish August!I. IF IMS D E I 41 IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O R IO A C IV IL DIVISION CASE NO IS 1«S* C A M P IN RE TH E M AR R IAG E OF V IC K IE M WATROUS. WllaPatlHonor. and C R A IG A l l AN W At NOUS. Husband Respondent N O TIC E OF ACTION TO CRAI G A L L A N W A T R O U S , P O Bos 141, Lac onto. F lor id* M401 You are notified lhal an action lor dissolution el m an lag* ha* been Iliad against yau. and you ar# required to serve a copy ot your written dafanta*. II any. to II on F R I E D M A N A F R IE D M A N . P A . J Don F rie d m a n . P etitio ne r'* ol torn#, who** oddras* It t i l W est C h u rc h A v a n u o , Longwood. Florida 11790. on or before August I I IMS, and file th* original with tho cterk of thl* Court either batore service on Plaintiff's attorney, or Immodi ataly Iharaatfar otherwise, a default will b* entered against you for th* relief demanded In lt># Complaint or Petition D A TE Don July 14 IMS D A V ID N B E R R IE N as Clork ol Hr* Court By Agnes E Sutek A t Deputy Cterk Publish Juty IS August 4, tl, IS IMS OE H 141 Sunday. Aug. U . i n s — SB Legal Notice C IT Y OF SANFOBO. F L O R ID A NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC! Notico l* hereby given that th* Board of Ad|ustm#ni of th* City of Sanford trill hold a regular mooting on Augutt 11. IMS. in tha City Hall at 11 X> A M in order to consider a requal' lor a variance In ttw Zoning Ordi none* as It pertain* to roar yard, setback requt laments In a SR I district In Lot U Replat ot Grovevtew Village Third Addition Being more specifically de scribed a* located 14* Spr Ingv low Orly# Planned u»# ot Ih* property i* to erect a Carport tor a Motor B L Perkins. Oulirmon Board at Adjustment A D V IC E TO TH E P U B L IC It a person decides to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any matter convdarad a' tha above maatmg or hearing, ho may need a verbatim record ot th* proceedings Including th* testimony and tvtdtnc*. which record Is not provided by th* City at Santord iFSl**oi*S) Publish August I. II. IMS O E M s ________________________ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, SEM INOLE C O U N TY FLO R ID A C IV IL ACTION NO *4 IT)I CA to P J I K I5 L A K M O R T G A G E S E R V I C E C O R P O R A T IO N ate . Plaintiff v* D A Y B O R N E A R M IT A G E . at us. et at. Defendant* A M E N D E D NOTICE OF SALE N O TIC E is hereby given that pursuant ta the Final Judgment at Forectosurt and Sot* entered In th* cauto pending In th# C ircuit Court at th# E IG H T E E N T H Judicial Circuit in and tor SEM IN O LE County Florida Civil Action Number 14 I Til CA 0* P Hi# undersigned Clark will sell tha properly situated In said County da sc r Ibad as Lot s Black. R S U N LA N D E S T A T E S , according to Hr* Plat Ihar #01 as tec ot dad tn Plat Book II Pag* (4 to 11, at Ih# Public Records ol S EM INO LE County F leu id* at public sal* loth* highest and bast bidder tar cash ol tt oa o'clock A M on tha loth day ol August ISIS *1 Ih* W E S T F R O N T doot ol th* S E M IN O L F County Courteous# S A N FO R D Florida (C O U R T SEALI D A V ID BE HHICN Cl e r k o f th e c ir c u it COURT By Diana K Brummatl Deputy Clark Publish August!I. II. IMS D E I 4« F IC T ITIO U S N A M E Nut,re is hereby glr*n that I am engaged In business at 4100 Bryant Are South, Santord Samlnote Cuu. F lor (da under th* tlctttleut name of E N E R G Y C O N S E R V A TIO N L IG H T IN G , and lhal I Intend to regular said noma with th* Clark of tha Circuit Court, Somlnote CountyI*ter tea in accordance with th* provision* ol th* Fictitious Nam* Statutes. T o wit Section BIS Be F tor Ido Statutes l»ST /l/M ark Hudson Publish July M A Augutt 4, 11. It. IMS O E H 154 F IC T ITIO U S N A M E Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged in buslnass at 101 W llth ir e Or , C a s s e lb e rry , Samlnote County. Florida 11707 under Hi* fictitious nemo ol O I R T V D E E D S , and that I intend to register u i d name with Hi* Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Sominol* Counfy. Florida In arc or dance with th* pro visions of th* Fictitious Noma Statute* To n il Section 14) 0* Florida Statute* 1*57. /*/ Brand* J Malgh Publish August A II. It. 21. IMS DEI n CLASSIFIED ADS Seminote Orlando • Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES t tim* ........... ........... 8 7 C a I HOURS 3 co n i# c u ti* t tlm o s S I C a I 8:30 A M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 ■Noon 7 consecutive tidies 5 2 C a I 10 cafsiecdtiva t i n e s 4 8 C a I C eatract Rate* A ta lla M e 3 Lines DEADLINES N o o n T h e D o y B e fo re P u b lic a tio n S u n d a y • N o o n F r id a y M o n d a y - 1 1:0 0 A .M . S a t u r d a y 13— Card ol Thanks 31— Par*©nals Th* family ot th* lot* Charles Roberts Sr wishes te thank you tor all kindnassas shown during our lima ot Baraav* •ABORTION* First Trlmastor Abortion 1 11 wki H id Medicaid H R : 1 1 1 * wki US0 G yn services t i l Pregnancy Tost. Fro* C ounse lin g P ro ta s s ls n a l C a r* S w p p o r t lv * At mosphar* Confidantlal Th* Roberts Pollard, and Washington Fam ilial 31— Personals CENTRAL FIOROU WOMEN’S HEALTH NEW LOCATION CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER ABO RTION C O U N S E L IN G f r i t P re g n a n c y T a ils C o n fid e n tia l In d iv id u a l • s tls la n c a C a ll te r •Ppo»n'm#nf avan ing tiouri available h i r**s 17*4 W. Colonial O r....... >oi re* atii i m s i n tM i Legal Notice legal Notice F IC T ITIO U S NAM E Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 111 Lucerne Dr DeBary. Imallmg addt es 1 1 V o lu s ia C o u n ly . Florida 1171) under In# tic til lout name ol G R A N N Y 'S A T T IC and that I Intend to register said name with th# Clark ot th* Circuit Court. Somlnote County, Florida In accordance with th* prgylslani ol th* Fictitious Nam* Valutas T a w ll Saction MS M Florida Valutas 1SS7 /V E d n a N fO olly) Bradford Publish August a. II. ta is. itgs OE I 11 F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Nolle* Is hereby given that I am engaged In business al III IIS Magnolia A re . Santord, Somlnote County, Florida under Iht fictitious n a m t ot TH E O FFIC E SO UR CE and lhal I Intend to register sold nans* with Ih* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court, Semi note County. Florida In accordant* with th* pro visions of th* Flctlttewt Nam* Statutes. To wit Section M l 01 Florida Statutes its ) l\i Linda J Johnston Publish August it. is a Sop umber l. g. ISIS DEI 1B1 P O S IT IO N S A V A IL A B L E F O R NEW RESTAURANT • COOKS • BUSocRS • FOOD SERVERS • HOST/HOSTESS • DISH MACHINE OPERATORS O U T S T A N D I N G S I N K IT S : • P a id V a c a t io n * • E m p lo y e e M e a l D is c o u n ts • M e d i c a l D e n t a l (S i n g le o r F a m i l y P la n ) • L lf o / A c c ld e n ta l D e a th In s u r a n c e • Uniforms Furnished • P r o f it S h a r i n g Oreat Advancement Opportunities Due to Fast Growth A p p l y In p e r s o n : M o n . P rt.. 8 / 1 9 - 8 / 2 ) 8 : 0 0 A M - 1 : 0 0 PM or 3 : 0 0 P M • 8 :0 0 PM 2 8 8 8 F re n c h A ve . ( H i g h w a y 1 7 -9 2 ) S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Iq u o l O pportunity ImptoyOf C O N S U LT O U R AND L E T AN E X P E R T DO T H E J O B To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 Electrical L a n d cle arin g W* Handle Th# Whole Ball Ot Wat D A S Electric 771 401# Haw A rtmodaltng, addition*, fan*, toe urIty light*, tlm on plut ail *l*c tor vice* Quality Service Lkontod A Bonded O IN E V A L A N O C L IA R IN O Lot/L #nd< tear Ing Fill dirt Toptoil Pond* Drain ditch** Silo Proper of Km Call Sc* WK 8. E. UNI CONST. 322 7021 General Services Additions A Remodeling REMODELING SPECIALIST f sruMic ing AvaMebi* Appliance R epair R O BER TS O R EE N E Control* A M o ln to n a n c* Ip tc lo lltt In E le c tric a l A Pneumatic Control* 777 I7M Home Improvement Carpentry Center-* Budding A Remodeling M* Jo* To* Small I I I Barton Loo*. Santord ___________ H I 0477___________ All type* Of carpentry A re modthng 17 yr* t i p Call Richer4 G r*»l H I 1*7) Coverings • M cCULLAR H O M IS a Now Homo* Remodeling R eport Lie anted Contractor «RROOt]7«l - NO JOB T O O S A A A ll" C a m . — --------- ----- H I *44* For Carpal laalalteltewa Repair* A Ra ltratclwa Call............ ....................... I l l H IT THOM AS 4 TH O M A S Hama np o lr. (leaning, lawn car* Call >71 U4*. Carpet/Floor TH O R N E L A N D C L f AN IN G F IL L D IR T d C L A Y * SHALE A H A U L IN G 177)4)] Lawn Service Horn* R epairs Haod Carpal tteemng ITvtng. Duung H**m A Hall *14 M. lo R lC k tlr U im U M JU S T G l N I t t Profatttenel c Waning Coll 171 4**1 C A R P EN TER Repair* and ramodating *4o job too amall Call i n Mas_________ Electrical Maintenance of all typo* Car pantry, pointing, plumbing andrioctrk 8 M M * SANFO BO H A N D Y M A N You noma II . |i|R*|tl Far fra* E Itimato coll Bill ___________ m « 2 H ___________ W ILLIS H O M E R A P AIN Rimed* Rag Addition* A Ail Typo* R w o k * I Incur*d Nd tab ted im all ... H i 77m Spring Yard Claaa op* . H I m i Quality Lien Cat* Al Aftordobte Price* H I 0*7) Paving A I Aapbalt Pivlwg. Inc Grading A paving. n gbaH r » pair* taal coating. Iralfk m arling*, driveway* A park ^njJote^rjMjMllSItA Masonry Plumbing I AN Y T H IN O IN C O N C R E TE ! Fro* litlm oto* Gladly Or via I B EA U M O N D E Caml Co "W* Are The Aact".........H I m l Wall Ptombiog A Healing !W7 South Santord Avanu* Sanford. Florida H77I Music Lessons Guitar Lanani All agavall teval*. Pro Bock ground. Coll Julia H I *4*4 CARE FO R T H E E L D E R L Y Private care In a private homo lor man woman or coupte Coll IM P 771 »*C1 OUR R A T H A R E LOW ER Lakavww Hortrwg Canter 111 B. Sacand |l . laniard 17147*7 Painting C U N N IN G H A M A N D W IF E Inter 7E *ter ter/Protaid* W ith C o i l _______________ H I 7114 F ter ido Maid A Mridow ipocteltelI 15 yr* l i p Fro* E»t Bonded Ifteurtd W G T R IB Q Y 1*5 MSI i « •• B .A Painting Inter ter/E iter ter Ratertncat A Ratonabte Vary Rail*bte H 1 W 1 7 Sal. SS S A N F O B O P A IN T IN S Carpentry and dry woiling Flnlthlng • tpoctelltjr Pro ic i iionai quality at a fak p rltt Can m * TH ter No# a t f lm a t a A i k far B ill. ___________ M l 7*14___________ Nursing Care Cleaning Service Painting L»*n Mowio(........I m Prices LAWNS MOWED i TRIMMED Aliens Appliance Same* 14 hr. Service Na la tra Chargai 17 Y r E ip 4*4 1441..... 17*5*11 Anythin* (tectykai tinea 1*7*1 Ctllmata* 14 Hr. to rv k e Call* Ta W * Eteclrk 5*rvHa...725177* C O N TE M P O R A R Y E L E C T R IC Comp late Etectncal Service* T V A Totephonot __ 271 1177 • jb * m Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. legal Notice Spr Ink l«rt/ 1rrtgatiasi A B O U T T IM E IBB IO ATfO M Now Inafoilofion* ...... Fra* IM F ‘ part Repair * a* Compk te Spr in* ter System* .._ Timor* J2 2 2 Telephone Service R U S iN iS I T a i i r t . O M l t . i f f * A Id M t a Intuited wdb wort anty p a a a AI7*»M Tree Service AH Traa Sarv.A.. And Ho, * PM ..foB After ■ C H O L IT B B B IB B V K B Fro* a n im a te d Low P rk o d L k l m ... Stomp OrMdteg.T**l >I> m t d o y a r aite JO H N A LL I N S LAW N A TB S I Dood tree removal L k A k a Fro#act H I IMS * * * • te ••tec' �* #♦ 48— t » n l m H m M , h i H H , El. C ST 71— H « lp Wanted 2$— Special Notice* T I C Mo m C o m o * I we. Ovality U** lot ....................... m *001 •MARY HAT COSMETICS* *1 lo toft ooO color flolr m ir u connie st i CMC Hm 27— N u r it r y & Child Car* BoHr»l,llrN l« m f Nsmo R# •pwteibM mottior Hoi inooll 771M4B. anytime.____________ LM Ur CM Howl A lla IM Child tor* In fry tkortte Woof deyt only Idyll wlto* f'*o Alto befor* ond olltf tthool tor* cm m n « on** o 33— Real Elfafe Course* * * * * t TMoOlof tl gening o • I lion I Frar I burg I I TwO I INI* F • Reel 1 1 HI* Lifto ff f t W t olltf F rot T wtlten ond ttoflowowt Training! Coll O u t t* V kkl tor dflolH i m u i n i d m E *t m i M K ty tt t l F k rtd t , Irtf. » t Vtort lio t f lt n c t l 55— Business Opportunities Efyuippod PNolo tludio In Alio monte Spring* priced lor quick tele dwt 10 lllnet* ItOO Orett HO OOO. g rtol polontlol Wfllo Dot JMO. Apopto, FI n TW o rto ii m > n t otioro Fomlly fttlouftnl Lew Inltf otl ettumebi* mortgage* Rootonolilf loot* S tm t lo tollon Id y o o rt F u ll torylto Coll I of doloilt o*m*f Brotof m m u . Hon Smyrna Booth Cholco ol Too Suttetilul R ttlou ront B u lln ttttl lor to**, both on nto|or Mghnoy Motion* with ownor ftnerwlng Book* ovoll obit lo quollliod buyor Booth*Me Rtolty, R E A L TO R S toot}/ 1111............ Opto 7 Doy*l h l»rr •kli 0 41— Money to Lend d im M E ID M O N E T f l he wit dm mm 71 tf Everyone doe* t l tom* tlmo II you own t homo ond hoy* o lob, li t toiltf then you Itilnk CREDIT? H O FR O B LEM I (MONO yta Tin n fj W,l' Hill Jill 110. uru R (till of I rur 10- F R E E D L A N D E R . INC. Th t Mtf t**p* P ttplt I I I B. Altamonte Dri*o ‘ Lkonttd Merfgeg* (ix k x r 7 1 -H e lp W Antod A F U N JOOI I t y t toll themeelveit Wo ntod teOto* «o thww thorn M * D m I E t f t l poy, Cof/phww Vouf hr* Wlnltf Spgt i l l >0*1. Sorlord Lo tt M ery 771 m o . 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ADJUSTER to I Mil tllo f*Cj lllli Wi mu 12 A Hh» tro ret' M il ftrl tin 1 In • wli col I .ci •i d id cm tru »r< Intlde potlllon in Worker t Compontollon Clalm i Dtp I lor t ip t r lo n c t d td | u tltr M utl hove H i Comp i l i t n u oc A ll Llnot Llconto Alla mania Spgt Co Bonolllt H rt *1 C tll Barbara, t a l i ) * ] t i l . 41. C ra m p S p e c ia l io rt k t t.E O l AIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS Intlallallon Salary bated on ttparianca plut bonolllt Paid v e c a lla n and h o lid a y * B tin tM ____ ALL TYPES JOBS START WORK TIOYY1 l a b on rom Ct •■Ml BUM ^ W ■**! M l I NO ▼ F ill Rtpufl »» * lf For wu(6 « t 0 AM lit II 321 1590 Apt MeintoaeiK* bipariancad per tor needed lor com pltt m Senior d Applicant m utl have own band tool* and batlc repair ikmt Good tlarling tile ry and ticaltonl bonolllt Apply In conlldanca to San lord Mawtl. 1MB Georgia Avo , FI Httl Area Baewty Ca. Star I your awn bulineta tor U l B IB * . 117 IBM Baby Miter waatod M y homo and yawn Tra n tp a rla lia n provided Call *14 M M or Ml W it and 0tk lor Alice in* o c 1*1 OT uii i th i p ic rui BOOKKEEPER P a ri llm t Cawld poatlbly work Into M l lima potlllon E tpenerte* nocattary Apply at 7*0 W lath SI Monday thru Friday, between * am a n d ! p m ____________________ CARPENTERS 4 H E IF E R S Lang wood area* Call r » IBS M l tJ04 CASHIER p ic p rt Da I h» Ml tw id iy. A s p II, i f S 7 1 -H e lp W anted R E S ID E N T M A N AO E t For » U n it Mutt Bo E tplortncod B H W , Child Coro notdod Wonttd oa ptrloncod 0>d*f woman who lot#* children Roforonctt ftquirod Coll M l FTtTefto** C tm p w ltf O porolo r A F ro gram m tr C a ll Naw Mori tan* H I TUB________________ CONCESSION CLERK E ipof itnc* htlplul Apply C EN TR A L F L O R ID A ZOO fto l Tuo* thru Sal ___________ m u n ____________ Conitrvftlon Workori A L a b w i All Trodttl Call Wow Ho t I yon* H17MQ C O SM E TO LO G IS T Erptflonctd F a n lima lor *# mar adult community In San lord Full lima In the M u r* Coll lor appointment H I Mae CREDIT / Accounts Riceiiibie Clerk Collodion experience htlplul but net Itoulrnd Pay com m tn tu rtlt with taporlonca ond a b il it y E a c a llo n l tonal lit Stnd rrtu m o ' lo: P O B o a tn i Stnlord.FlO 7)77) CRT O P E R A TO R O alt tnlry trporlonca lor per monont potitiont With growth polontlol N tr o r o lto l TEMP PERM.......-..774-1348 DELIVERY HELP Htodtd Choullour* Llconio rtquktd Apply t l Bedcock Furniture M*0 * Mary It t j. C ltttlb tfty *71 Mt? D IE TA R Y C l E A N IN O A ID E Port tlmo, M f Hour* ntgollo bit EOE Apply Ot D tPory Manor. *0 N Hw y l i f t . Do B*ry. FL____________________ DISPATCHER The City ol Lake Mory hot on Immediate opening tor o lull lima Onpolchor In the Public Sololy Deportment Etperl one* In Public Sololy Dupet clung I* rtq u lrtd Storting tile r y H SM.S7I annually Applkotiont m ay bo obtained from tht Lake Mary Police Dtper Imttil, U J F . W llbtr A r t . L o t* M a r y , F la Deadline lor oppllcotkmt It t i l l I An Equal Opportunity E mptoytr D R IV ER N E E D E D Valid Flo llcentt Full lim a employ man I Apply Allornollvt T V A Appliance i n MOO O R IV tR / H E L P E R For rttld tnlitl tonllallon roult Valid ch tu lltort llconto noc ttta ry Good working condl lion* and bonolltt Apply In porton IWS. SIS Hope S I, EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY W IT H SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNMENT BUILDING DIRECTOR Btl N Lavra! A v t . taatord L R 4 N .B F . FULL TIME PORTER M utl bo over I* year* old B have arparlanct Apply In porton before II or altar 1 Burger King, taatord.________ GAS ATTENDANT Top t i l e r y , h o ip lta llla tlo n . other benefit* Cal! bwtlnatt office lor Into I I I M i l_______ H E L P W A N T E D V ta r around farm help needed to work on naw tod fa rm in Otleen E •parlance preferred Con •eel F L O R IT U R F , INC P.O. Bee 114* Kltklmmee. FI. J1T4] (ten m i m i er a n i m H O N ES T D E P E N D A B L E People to work In Con van lent Store* Paid vacation, group In tjr tn c * available Poly graph rtq u tre d Apply In porton L IT Champ Feed Stortt. I l l W. Hwy 1*14. Weil *41/4, Attomdiito Spring*. H OUSEKEEPER E*parlancad lor tenter adult community In Senlord Mutl be retpontlbte Call U l 1*40 HOUSEKEEPER Pari lima Cleaning 4. laundry Own frantporlallon Winter Spring* a re a * t t 0140, betw een I QAM 4PM_______ ___________ H o u w k »»p * i Babysitter Mature, dependable woman with own Irantporlalten R tl ertneat 4 day*/ j hour! M l 4101 ur t H 1444 L fN Part lima lor 44 bad ICF/MR ___________ M l 1711____________ LA B O R E R S Reliable worker*needed lor llrtl thin Akletl Tem porary Service* ____________m ie a o ___________ M AIDS Help in dean up Call 7*7 (714 Driver'* I leanto required MECHANICS For III A Ind th lllt M utl have 1 y rt experience on Meek truck Alto nead PM M E N Good working condition* * heret ic Apply In porton IWS, BBS Street MEDICAL 0FTICE INSURANCE BILLING CLERK Submit retumo to 140) Medlcel Pitre. Suite 1PT, Senlord, FL 77711. Offic* H*I(P All Kinds! Call Hew Hoc lion* 77171*8 OPERATOR RAJJTEC Smell company need* quel lied Dorer/Fronl end Loader Op ecelec Experienced only noedotNkyl oeeqqai ip m te * pm enty__ Onr Tht Rwd Truck Driw Cell New MorIr o n t ____H I MOO Gyadueiion Irum High School tupplem enled by Iwo I I I yean ol college level court** end ten <1*1 yeen experience e l a B u ilding Inxpeclor. Architect, Engineer, building Contractor, or Superintendent ol Building Contlruclton. live III yeert ol which m utl leave been e tupervitory potlllon. or in oqullvatent combination obviated training and txparl anca Mutl ba regittered at a Build mg Official by the Slate ol t lor Ida. or Iha Building Of lidalt Attoclotion ol Florida, or p o lta t t the ability lo become to ragittered within a reasonable lim e following employment Mutl pot te n and me ml aIn a valid Florida D rive n Llctnta I Del trillion ol V A L ID The itxuad llcenta it not eiplrtd nor hat. within the patl three 111 year* bean denied I* abided, revoked or totpend ad I A copy ol the bon I end beek of Ihe llcenta it required prior lo NOON ol the doting date Apply by NOON. Aug It IWI. S E M IN O LE CO UN TY PF BSONNE L Of F ICE CO U N TY S I R V IC r I B U iLO IN G l i l t I t l l F lrtlS b te l. Senlord, Fla 11771 A P P LIC ATIO N S O IV I N A N O ACC I P T I D Monday ttutugh Friday. I M A M te NOON IO U A L O P P O R T U N IT V I M F L O T I R .V E T E R A N S P R E F E R E N C E O IV IN ON IN IT IA L H IR i (X B C U T I V I S IC R E T A R V Will) er without thorihendt P ra le rre b ly W A N G word proetttort Needed in ihe LekeMary Area Abtetl Tamper ary to m cat It i tee# PART T IM E Careful, penile end energetic lady, living near downtown Senlord. to cere tor e ld e r ly te m l In v a lid , morning*. • I I Hurting tklllt htlplul Reply lo Box lot. d o Evening Herald. P O Box list, Senlord. Fla 11777 lis t PEOPLE AN O EMPLOYERS Superior th lllt In typing thorlhend oil tee managmanl Ixparitnca with computer or willing to learn H oun * to S Good benelltt Salary ac cording to tk lllt and eiperl ence Retuma to FLA U N IT IO M I T H O O I S T S C H ILD R E N M OMI FO Bex teat Euterpeite. Fla »I7M___ t X I C U T I V E S IC R E IA H Y Front a lik e . phone* tiling typing h tlp lu l Permanent potlllon N ever*Fee TEMP PERM .............. 774-1341 Experienced In la le it Corn CASH an the weekend* telling cologne and ro tm a lk t t jg to S T M Saturday and Sunday C a ll l a F ra g ra n c * al _l *047174114___________ EXPERIENCED DIESEL MECHANIC with knowledge in hydxaulkt A baiter repair D tle n d area 104 TM Mil ■ xpecteace Protected in tlphell m e in le n e n c * I n v o lv i n g tealcoelmg 4 ib p.ng Need p h y tk il work 777 7*10 Ttbte tow Opereier* B Truck Laedec* Heepitol. toonut vac alien, end holiday* Ap*dy FORMIIIx Perl o4Lankwd Lake Monro* TAM arrlll 99— A p a r f m « n f s Welder With Eipgrienc*Call New Hoc I ton* P A R T T IM E U . 771 TMB Tired el Jab Hunting T C a ll F u l u r a t th ey h a v o hundradt ol |ob opening* tor Ihote who went 10 work *7*4100 For Local Contumer Loan Ol Ike H rt t I .M F H I 3007 REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE High Earning! Potential I Modern office In eecaltent location Complete training program New divltwn ol old etlabllthed firm Cell now tor deleilt on pleetanl working condlltom and to tecur* your future U rn Rallwrty I7440S4 RECREATION AIDE Far Developm entally O it at led ICF/M R Part Itma and evening* 171 7771 B A L I* R E P R E S E N T A T IV E Per tonality and pleetant tete phone manner a m utl Senior clilien market II you Ilka people, and are neat and attractive, call u i lor ap point men! Pori lime. H I SAW Monday thur Friday X .| M O OOO F A Y GO O D B E N E F IT S GO O D F U T U R E I IIS DOB o S AN FO R O A B E A W A N TE D We need a good butlne ti porton to operate a Local tala* route, tailing grocery pro ducte end general merchan due to ever 100 eelebHthed c u tlo m o r t We o ile r Im mediate opportunity tor the right per tor who It willing to w ore lo r e b o ile r then •dverage Income W E P R O V ID E ) e Ftlebhthed Bvtinett o 4 Weeht Training e Leeted Vehicle e Hokpltelllellon o Lila Inturanct e Rtllremani Plan e Opportunity tor advancement W E A R E OROW INO R A P ID L Y ) M in im u m In v tt lm e n ! re gulfed tacured by account! and Inve n to ry Financing available For confidential Interview, pleeie call Vicky Parker, weekday* 10 am T pm et I *00 *41 4401__________ SECRETARY TYTIST Fur general elllce work re q u lr e d by e le c lr o n lc t m a n u fa c tu rin g com pany P rtvlout experience deiko blx Phone 777T7IO__________ S E C R E TA R IE S Well orgenlred Good typing! Salary negotiable Never alee I TEMP rERM...........774 1341 SHINGLEMEN MOO per tquere 1114110. leave men age_______________ SUPER MARKET ASST. MGR. Experlc.ued In grocery meet 4 produce depti Polygraph required Apply I5th l> Pa'k A v t , Perk 4 Shop Atk lac Jot or Sect!* __ ______ ' TILE SETTER TRAINEE l8C8l com »«*Y Poking for tlko Kalpor* C*p*T)tHfnta4 9Pi>ill train Immodiai* li u riil *6I« Room and board pro vidad mrltb out of town |obt Can D — P— at m iffQ TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDEO Pari lima 4 lull lima F C l Good driving record Be able lo pate O Q T phytlcal 14* *447 W A IT R E S S E S AMO COOKS needed A ll t h ll lt G ra al benefit* Contact Cathy Sail art al The Waltle Haute. H I 4*00 ______________ C E M E N T W ORKERS A H E L P E R S Eecoitent pay Start right away 47* 4700 D E L IV E R Y H ELP E R S - no ex penance necettary Full lima Good tlarling pay *7* 4XJ0 G E N E R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E S Graal atoning lob Several opening! Good pey *7(4)00 W ORO PROCESSOR to M par hour Immediate opening* Permanent pen Hon Never* Fee e IRM DISP LAY W R IT E R e L A N IE R ac • W ANO T E M 7 H I M _______ 774-1341 97—Apartments _ Furnished/_Rent__ 525 Bonus vtth this id! A V A IL A B L E NOW Needed Immediately • Hurting A ltld a n tt end l*vote Com pan tent I year experience required M E D IC A L P ER SO N N EL POOL M b tfte e n . EOE M .F M / V U 00 e week to trim ton and par) lime potiilont Call H I 7 W , Butlneti O rett Required F urnithed Studio Aoarbnenit One Bedroom Apft , To e Bedroom Apt* 91— Apartm ents/ House to Stsare F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y ond P R O D U C TIO N WORK Mott thin* open Good fay tcalet *714)00 Deltona lovely pool home to there Everything tomlthed Couple preferred. ITS per xxeeb Single t » S*) t ) U IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN O S Genaral Cantlructten labor Good pay *7(4100 Will shut 2 bdim. hemt TR U C K D R IVER S - Long haul Immediate I Good driving re cord Over IS I N DOS (S O a^w eet^K ikjJejK nb^lT^ii^ 93—Rooms for Rent L O C A L D R IV E R S Straight buck* Good pay Start right away *7( 4700 Cattelberry Neil la Heading * R E C E P T IO N I1 T . O F F IC E H E L F E R 1 . CLERKS. C R T O P ER A TO R S Im m a d la tt opening* Good pay tcalet Call *71 4)00 NOW I W E LO E R S - Certified Excelled! pay tcatet Call today 47* 4)00 P A IN T E R S « P A IN T E R H E L P E R S - I m m e d ia t e opening*, good Parting pay Call today *71 4XX) T H E FLO R IO A H O T E L tOOOak Avenue ____ 711 *704 Reatonabi* Weekly Rate* 1 Heaping room* I to rn . US 4 140 per week plut ute ol t lichen Evet. H I 71)4 ChrMNao AgN. 4 Mamet T V . kitchen, laundry, meld. *10 » » 4 up o n 4)1 *40* 47) U l* S A N FO R O Furnithad room* by the week Reetonebte rale* Maid tar vice Call H i 4307 _ S 7 PM 41) Palmetto Ave steeping room *45 per w*ek Kllchen/laundry privilege! Call H ) M il FLEXIBLE LEASES SENIOR C l T t l l N S D IS C O U N T RANCH S TY L E L IV IN O III SANFORD COUNT APIS. 323 3301 I B d rm balh kitchen, living room and large tcreened porch Cam plately carpeted and air can ditroned Adult* only, no pet* Leata tor *171 par month with tHOdepok't Can 77) TO*) Downtown Senlord E H Garage Apt toi'abto I or couple No pell 1150 mo . *4) dep You pay g a t* #»*< t t ) TOU_______ Furn Apt* toe Senior Cititeat H I Palma Ho Av* J Cowan No Phone Call* Lovely 1 Bdrm carpef. cteee 1*. downtown. I ' l per week Se curtly depox J itoo Call H ) H H or H I 4*47_______________ Small garage apartment ior one working adult. Lad y pro •erred 175 per week plut II Call R ) 1017 I bdrm deluxe Adult*, no pelt, pir. quit' retidtnllel IK S mo m m h i* I bdrm etr conditioned Quito free 17)1 mo Broker Owner 177 54*1 or 7)10«*3____________ 77' N E C V I E C a rp e l H r Beeu'ltul river location Util Inc I Adulti. no p e ta l M t mo , m *470 iA M B O O C O V E APTS. M* E. Airport BTvd. I Bdrm . I Balh............... STB* me ) B drm , t Bam............... IIM me PHONE— ............... 777*4*1 • COUNTRY SETTING • Large 14 7 Bdrm A penmen!* Aden Lokevlew Fam ily Fealtida Aydlibl* Nov.Optn Weekends S E C U B ITY D E P O S IT — W ITH T H IS A DI ..H M MASTERS COVE...... 323-7900 Lsrfe One Pdrm Nice erex >T43 777 10*)________ M A R IN E R S V IL L A G E t bdrm UIO . 1 bdrm D M end up! Adullt only 1)1*471)______ MOVE IN NOW! S249 1 §<jrm Apert m+r* lfxiud*8 MCVflty <9epo»f 4 A ^ v f t ftflf. If moved In by Aug H Iff) MostwoikI Apts. ______ 327-2885 Quiet 1 Bdrm In older are* Prater adult* WOO par month, plut 1)40 tecurlty dapot‘1 Ceil m *40)___________ _____ Senlord FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. IIM Florida A v f accrott from Lake Jennie I A 1 Bdrm* carpeting, central air. dtehwexher* pool U I I to DSQ par mo Ne pelt Refer once* end tacurlty Phone 7774*50 D R V W A L L With or without e x p e r ie n c e Im m e d ia t e opening* Good pay Call to day *7* 4X73 ATTENTION FAMILIES Enjoy Country Living Again DCLT0NA RtMTAL HOMES AVAILABLE Sptciou* 1 bedroom, 2 bath, tom* with gunge, iemlly 100m. tCleaned porch end much mor*. Fiorr, JJCC-'riQ Otllce (pace *y*ll*bto: 100 *q II. ground door, Deltona Bled, eteibiiily r -<intor-i H a n t e i i n r Al D e lt o n a C o rp . It pally Co. aioisiixto 0* AL C t T A T * IR O K IR B litthorn* 4 Factor! Call New Horliont H I 7SOO TRUST AAA EMPLOYMENT ESTABLISHED 28 YEARS! WHAT'S IMPORTANT TO YOU IS TUST AS IMPORTANT TO US! E X E C U T IV E S E C R E TA R Y IIS * weak No t h o r lh a n d needed I You'll ba going placet tell with toll growing com panyl BANK T R A IN E E Opportunity aw ailt tht High School grad with rath ban dllng *«i**r Itnc* W ill yoube next to w in a $3,500 down payment on a new Babcock Home? F R O N T O F F IC E OAL tloo week LII* typing, no xpeed needed' II you Ilk* people and retpontiblllly. Ihlt lanlatllc company want* you I C A R D E X T R A IN E E I IM week II you en|oy bguret •hen you belong horel No typing I Full Irelnlng toe High School Ored 323*5176 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY EIPEUEIKUc Canvwnrtnca ttora Tap Salary ' heepxieitieiwn. I weak vaca •Ian each t m a t , e ih a r BtnaHIt Apply 71— H « lp W anted E X P E B IE H C E O O N L Y Avia lion AAethenlci. Shoal m alil. llrw ctural. and otoclrlclan Apply In porton Mlllon Air. B u i l d i n g 1141. S a n fo rd Airport. 93— Rooms for Rent U n fu rn is h e d / R e n f CASHIER TTflST afartm ent 71— Help Wanted 71— H «lp Wanted LOAN BR 4C H M AN AD ER TR A IN E E t t t Guarenlead you won't gel bored her* I New challenge* everyday with loft to learnl D E L IV E R Y C O U N TE R P E R S O N Super bet* went* * career minded per ton to train end promote up In the company Tho Babcock Company cuntlnuea its celebration of SO years of quality home building with a spectacular offer to introduce their throe newest communities On J u ly 1, 1085 tho Albert Black family of Sanford won $3,500 — enough for a down payment on a beautiful new Babcock home at Orant Station, Mayfair Meadows or Crono's Boost Villas And you could he nextl Simply oome to tho preview center at any one of these unique Babcock communities and choose a key from our Golden Anniversary twwl If It's the rig h t key. you w in $3,500, T o use oa a down payment on a beautiful new Babcock home. O r any way you want. But hurry! Beforo that right key is gone. No purchoso necessary. Offor good only at G rant Station, M ayfair Meadows and Crane's Boost Villas. Entrants must be 21 years of age O nly one winner per family. 1 /"Tv, «H*fl l - i - y 1 i • * 1 m fHH S S L | © M A IN T A IN E D ! I t M hour Your chance to linker end gal paid I Need* Im m e d ia te ly ! B ra n d n*w complex I SALES T R A IN E E Eilabllthed company will trainl Creel ipet tor people par eon I Management opportunity In future I LO C AL D R IV ER te M hour Eaeyl Train! Cam pony truck provided I Gel on too road to a great career today 11 The Babcock Company . A Weyerhaeuser Company GRANT He Fee TIN Hind! y i c 7 V Ia y £ a irM e a d o w s AM EMPLOYMENT Law 11 RegJtbetkea Dttcexxnt Fee I Week) Salary 2523 S. French Ave. 323*5176 PHONE WORK *4 exponent* necettary A pleetanl voice 4 wHIHgnett to work o n ly requirem en t* Starling pay *4 M par hr Far interview, call Jim al (74 M X An irresiatable New England Com m unity of single-fam ily homes from the 860s near S.R. 436 and Curry Ford Road. Open 10 a m .-6 p m . Mon. S aL. 1 p m. 6 p .ia Sunday 283-0500 A seduded community of singlcfamlty homes from the 8 o 0 t across from Mayfair C oun try Club In the Lake Mary/Sanford ■rea. Open 10 a m .-6 pm . Mon.-SaL. 1 p m .-6 pm. Sunday 321-4760 A great new townhouae commu­ nity that's dose to everything but so secluded H ' b hard to rind (behind the Altamonte Malil with homes starting as low as 873.200. Mon.-FrL 12 noon to 8 pm. Sa L 10 4 b l to 6 pm. Sun. 1 pm . to 6 pm. H 48^ "* t T f I M 191 �K IT ‘N ’ C A R L Y L E M — Apartm ents Unfurnished / Rent I B4rm O w ln «H * Post SJ40 SIM t o lli I Families W H o i m I 1IM iN W I t ) Dap*til c— .........................m-m* S p a c la u i A p if I m t a l i lakelront pool. tennis. aOullt. no poll, laundry Starting at P M « m o Call m C O to >** W a t iii Bluer (H K lm c f Carpal air. cano* us* Adults no p*it u t l par month Call 777*474______________________ I and 1 bdrm Atto furnished affttlanty Irom (fl w**» uso deposit No pan Call H I 4SOI 1 ZPM a ll Palmetto________ I M r a t , . c a rp a l, c a n t r a l heal'air, batcany. n*ar old hotei ta l m s HP •WOO dapot it m tt n , ________ _ _ _ > I d r m .. t bath, cantral air. a " appliances pod First and lac o n ly Salt par month Call m a a »tti* r ) P m __________ 1 bdrm l bath D«iu>a Apart man) | ] n mo USO tatuelfy dapO na^Aonm Fraa^O TU Sa 101— Mouses Furnished / Rent 141— H o m «s For Sale 1 0 7 -M o b ile Homes / Rent Baautltol 1 bdrm 1 bath . tancad yard, calling lent vartlcalt. washer A drytr t U S mo B A I B I ___________________ D f L T O N A J bdrm dining araa. small porch, cantral air'haat. tar pat t i l l mo. ♦ 1100 sac No pats Available n«w 574-1040 E>*CUtlva 1 Bdrm .l Bath, Pool homa. Fla Room Bar. Patio. USO par month Call 177 4110 H ID D E N LAKE 1 bdrm 7 bath, air, (blldran O K . tars par month • 1110 dap U J 1111 or US 1*01 ask tar Kavln a a a IN DELTO N A * • • a a HOMES FOR R E N T • a _____• . 1)4 104 • • ________ 113— Storage Rentals Enargy Eltlcl**t 1 bdrm 1 bath PatM Homat nastlad in qutot country setting, naar chopping a tchaalt Clata ta Lab* Mary l/ IE ilt. Chack lh*ta Ivilutet o F ro tl Fraa fttlngeralee oGaraga a Attic Slatag* * Wtther Pvyer Connections a O n'light AAiitagamant Children 4 Ptlt W*Icama tonlar C lilim t Discount Call Maw h>r Met* In term* lion 321-3827 W I N T E R IF IIN O I Loata option ] bdrm. 1 bath, air, aaraaa. pass gad im p . ' r bdrm SSU. I bdrm . Saoo F rat. last, sac Rat t M m s lllo r » » I » l»M -* »— t Bdrm dining roam, living room, I bath Air condillonad howto MOO mo 171SWI or 111 «aW Broker Owner 1 bdrm } bath family room, scraanad porch, tancad yard. S*M par month Call 1711471 3 Bdim, I bath Gas appliancat Call 111 Saaa altar 1F AIL _________ 1 B d r m .. scraanad p a tio , children o K l a » P*r month Call m i n i J Bdrm . 1 bath Larga living room with Irvpiaca 1 bibs from Lab* Monro# Kllchan equip AvaJiatoi* Aug 1 st sail tlrsl. last 4 bacurlty 171 4W> I Bdrm a • 1 Bath Cantral haal 4 air. tancad yard, appliances garage sail mo plus security. Call US »)41___________ _______ 1 b d rm , I Balls S u n la n d Eilat** U l l month lit, last, and cleaning Call 111 44*1 105— Duplex* Triple* / Rent Lab* Mary 1 bdrm . I bath « ' w carpal, cantral haat air. appl drapes 111 alia________ Larga I bdrm unfurnished D u p io IMS mo 171 S**7 or MHbeM_____________________ 1401 B Maltonvllt*. ) bdrm I bath air. appliances U1S par mo plus U l l security d*posil Call 411 MSSasmnlngs_________ 7 bdrm Us bath Duple* lor rant No pals Air and appl I ancee. washer dryer hooeup U N par mo Call attar a pm I* * Sunday, Aug. IE. 1*E5— 7B Condo Sandalwood Villas 1 b d rm , 1 bath, washer and dryer, kllchan appliances . sertanad porch, pool, adults. I ISO par month U U security Call H I 0*49 (days) or 12} seen Nights I____ ____________ S IN G L E S T O R Y L IV IN G Lin* Turns to Fit Tout Retd*! Furnished Sf Unfurntshid. Cerpects............. Private Pats** Lush Landscaping hats Children W A TER BEDS ACC E F T ED I I Odd So. Sentord Avd • acress Item Saner*I 7 Bdrm 1 bath with washer and drye r. O verlo o k in g Lakel Pino Ridge Club. Sentord U l l par month Call Pam 717 17*0 between I R A K * 70 P M 123— Wanted to Rent R E A L ESTATE R E A L TO R 11171*4 im KISH REAL ESTATE (305) 321 0041 A ll W. 11 th (treat Sentord FI 11771 R EA LTO R Officii to Rint Lake Mary 111 fl. of beautiful while sandy beach i bdrm , ]Vs balh on 1acre. Itkl.OO*. Lake Mary New wallpaper 4 paint 1 bdrm . Its bath an mu SL Cmb Fifty__121-5005 Osteen a bdrm . 1 bath an I acres with hors* barn and pasture 47a.*00 BATEMAN REALTY New Names Hear Osteen 1 Bdrm . I ba lh , air, heat. U> 000 SJtOO down includes closing costs Payments ol LI SOper month lie Real Estate Broker SALES ASSOC W A N T E D ! Its# Sentord Ave C O U N TR Y W IO E R E A L T Y Rtg R f B ro k e r........ I l l U U era H ey 411, Osteen. Fla H D REALTY, REALTORS 830-8800 321 0759 E v e . 322 7643 BY OWNER Sal SO0 1 Bdrm . I Barn, large kitchen, hestafr. tirepteee, utility room, 7 car garage quiel corner, big oaks Call 111 II00 or H J 0 Jtf_ _____ BY OW NER Beautiful home In Loch Arbor 1 bdrm . 7 bath, great room * . built in B B Q grill Double garage central heal air A ll a pp liances (a t >09 A s s u m a b le F H A mortgage No q u a lifyin g 111 U44______________________ By Own*,- 1 bdrm . 1 bath L erg* lot Spec lows I TOO sg It undar tool I S ,000 down, assumable mortgage In illy . San lord (at *00 Day 171 SWT. Eves. H I 4BU__________’ BV OW NER Lovely custom built 1 b d rm . 1 bath, split plan Quiet neighborhood. VA a p p ra is e d t i l >00 S id Plum iota Or Call 117 MM O IS IR f 1> S A LE! S bdrm lam ii y ham* M Lake Mary Schael Oniric! l i t . PM. TM Year Old ) Story home an knek Ilf eel. corner 1*1 Uo h* I le v a k i t a t 1 1 4 .t i l . C k a rla tl* C r a ily n . Real tor 'Assecrale 111 ta il }*04 H rtY |f fj HANDY) This an* It tor you at the rtghl price- 4 bdrm heme neer d e e s ls w n business area Or eat potential lll.to * SHADY COTTAGE Neal I bdrm hams under large aakt an quiet U r eel Hear p a ll* , fenced. Only MS.to*. Greet terms tra il W E L IS T A N D 1 E L L M O R E M O M ESTM AN A N Y O N E IN N O R TH S C M IH O L E C O U N TY G R E A T IN V E S T M E N T ! Cam pletely fenced Duplet I MM in ” 71 is” condition I ties* I* Everything! Call Alan ter Details I 114,1*0 W A N T C O M F O R T T 1 bdrm I bath ham* with fa t in Kltch an. paddle Ians, screen** parch, eccett to clubhouse. I M*.W* 1 TU N N IN O I 1 bdrm I balk heme ctota I* the Lah*tr*nll ■ at In K lt c M a , flr*pl*c*. b r n a k f a t l b a r , u a u lla d callin gs. Deed Assumable FH A Mortgage! If*.SO* D A V ID V O O U C . Realtar/Assec 111 lit* ........ Evening m * M T Weekend (ala Onlyl Appraised u o ooc FHA Sell, all cash, ( I t IO0 1 Bdrm . 1 bath * sir as rents tor MOO plus G o o d c o n d itio n O w n e r Associate Call 410 M U Brick Bedding Oewntewn Ol Iico.'relill'(forage 1 TOO * sg It Fully a l ' conditioned M ( COO Owner financing TON down (71* taper mo 111 IftS 1971 FORD THUNDERBIRD Baaullful Fire Engine Rad A Collector* Item Ready For Restoration *1988 s988 W ILL B U IL D TO 1 U IT I TOUR LO T OR O UR SI EXCLUSIVE A G E N T FO R W IN IO N O D E V C O R P , A C EN TR AL F L O R ID A L E A O E R I MORE H OM E FO R LE11 M O NEY! CALL TO D A Y! a O E N E V A O K * 0 1 A RD * Z O N E D FOR M O B IL E ll 1 Acre Cauntry tracts Wall treed aes paved R* N X Dvwn It Y r s .a t llX I From I I I . M tl II rev ar* leaking tor a sue cattfvt career m Real Itltto . liens Irens Realty it leaking tor you Celt Lee Atkrlgkt today al 1711*7* Evenmfi 111 14*1 1974 Ford Ltd .............................. * 9 9 9 1978 C h a vy $ 4 0 0 0 M o n z a ................. 1 A O O 1976 A M C Hornet S U lio n W agon , - _ A * t D U 1975 V W S Q Q C R a b b it........................ 0 » 0 1971 Ford $ Q Q |= Q b Ib x Ib 4 Dr............. 1976 Fo rd $ O O Q P i n t o .......................... O O O - * _ P n o * . D*!*u n ............* 9 8 8 1976 Ford $ ,i x n p H d 4 D r............... J ‘t O O 1979 F o rd | j Q p p G ra n a d a .................................. 1* # 0 0 1977 To yo la S A Q Q C o r o l l a ..................... W O O 1976 O ldsm o b lla t A A C S l a r l ir e ..................... 5 * 9 0 1979 C hryalar | d A O Q L a b a r o n .................................. 1 W O O 1980 B u ick 1 4 A O Q Skylark .............. 1 » 0 0 Prim * Building Let In good area ot Sentord! |7KB 1960 B u ick 1 4 C Q Q 1975 Chevy S -4 0 Q K .............. 1 O O O M on*a V 8 ............................. 1 £ 9 Skylark 9 Large horns with eel in large living room laundry, dos/blt car c e n lr r l air/ heal Own** willfinanvtl 1978 Chryalar ) 4 C Q C C o r d o b a ................ 1 9 0 0 kltchan. Indoor garage, lly.HM « ‘ n6 u h" , . . . . » 2 3 0 0 SEMINOLE FORDI O T H E R HOM ES. LOTS. A C R E A G E . IN V E S TM E N T P R O P E R TY s a n fc fr d .f i C A L L A N Y TIM E r e a l t o r ..™.,,.............. m a m “ W W a k G r w t D «* l I . 14 it * t B** kd. i 1 L IS T W IT H USI MR. A S H ’S A U G U S T S P E C IA L S O N Y O U R LO T H O M ES COMPLETE FRAME AND CONCRETE BLOCK D O U B LE O E L IO H T I Duple. Under Canstrvcttanl Buy New and Pick Own Oacarl I Unit ( bdrm 1 bath with garagei th* ether Unit 1 bdrm I betht Invest Wisely I Sto od* OVER 50 PLANS 2,3,4 BEDROOMS TO SELECT FROM LOW PAYMENTS CALL MR. ASH TODAYI AND WELL, SEPTIC & LOT PAY OfF M a Y BE INCLUDED IN YOU MORTGAGE PHONE 869-4444 IF YOU REQUIRE THE OAK THE BAHAMA 6 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS LIVING AREA 1084 SQ. FT. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS UNDER ROOF 1333 SQ. FT. C A L L A N Y T IM E REYES FLORIDA, INC. R E A L TORS _ RAVENN A P AR K 1 bdrm , |ly balh. cars! haal 4 air la* *00 By owner salesman 174*7*4. E vei * Weekends 7 Bdrm . 1 Bath Villa Better than new! Vertical bunds its every room New rang* and r a f r lg e r a t o r Brand n tw c a rp e t! C o rner unit with garage lie ooo C O N TE M P O R A R Y BRICKI I bdrm 1 balh home with an Eat In Kitchen, plus all weed cabmen screened pane with peal, central nlr/lsnat. peddle lent! Price Reduced sal.vae RICHARD BOONE ROGERS Famaue architect datigned this unique an* #1 a bind ham* with m t eg tt en a large earner tot I bdrm . ceremic III* Hears Musi Wei SIM 14* "In Old Sentord” a great place to live Property / Sale 1978 FORD MUSTANG 1973 Dodge R lA llO R k 322-2420 1MI P A R K A V I .... Sentord tol I k M ary B tv d ...... Lk Mary COMPLETE FRAME ONLY -to -B 3 R T E R R I F I C L O C A T IO N I Assume, n* qualifying lew Interest mortgage 1 Bdrm , 1 bath, central air/heal. carpel, garage I Fenced with trees I Walk t* shopping! isl.lto STENSTROM 141 — Homes F o r Sal* A U U A A A IL I 1 bdrm > t»tH One Y t a r N ow P ossible terms Etcltlng growth area E acellent Invetlmanll sat to) E X C E L L E N T OW NER Fl N A N C IN O I 1 Bdrm . He balh. w / F a m l l y R eam ! La rge lenctd yard ml Irutl Ireetl sa.lo* down No qualifying! M l. to* 323-5774 Smtoid'i Sain Ltadti Reasonable and convenient Ml N Map is. San lord 771*010 T’roltuionel space, tree Hand Ing. 70 parking spaces. 1*00 tg It Near if *2 Central air and hea< SOTO per month r e a l t o r ...... ........... . . . . m a m 149 — C o m m e rcia l BARGAIN CENTER rwmn \m vi mw*u »% %h «***i »i*t* S T e m p e i^ Lake Mary F H A assumable m e rtg e g * G re e t fa m ily Mtghberhaud. j UJr m . l turn spill plan. Paal B tennis nearky 17*.***. 7T7 >114 O f O ur New On* bdrm hem* *n nsc* 1*1 with lew. lew down payment Plus •'ew. Sin mentniy peymenlsl Great tor rh* small lamllyt 17*. MO REALTY-REALTOR 127— Office Rentals ........... in sees ... ........... ar m sot l i n t me tuitaa n » i m iin m K f ] bdrm homa with boat shad 4 workshops 17 *7 to North on 17th St ta right an Magnolia Its Acre Industrial Site- 1 build mgs. total ol TWO tg tt I v )S I’l ,.1 . ),'! *?W 7 Bdrm .1 bam good condition bus stop u tility building tone* Fla R m Fireplace, IW0 tq ft Quality F H A or sailer hold Lew aO si Owner Assoc lato 4740101 a fSdrm 1 bam home with large pool, large dining room J Sots w ith shad* t r e e s (90S Magnolia Are Sentord Call 711 kdllalter ( W P M HALL CALL BART SUNDAY. I 4 last Magnolia Avenu* 115— Fo r Lease H D REALTY. REALTORS _____ 830-8800____ JU S T R IG H T FO R YOU 1 bdrm )•> bath brick home Is ready and priced right al M* «U> Recently redeevated Large lot Call tot** Midden Lake Ik* Wildwood Dr > bdrm 2 bath, dbl garage, porch, con tro l air Super Clean! Attumabl* M l.000 R E A L TO R M A R V IN K L A I L M l 11*1 o' 7dl 71*7 Call tt lllt ltt llM 3211911 Winter Spr mgt J bdrm 7 baths M l *0C Recently Decorated L iv in g A re a C o n v e r te d G a ra g e m a k e s g re a t Play roam 0» Den Nice trees TH E CASUAL L IF E B IO LA K E MARY On* acre *1 privacy tnd tt c lv iia n Per ire I setting tor rambling a bdrm J bath wills ret ream S o p e r Family Mans#! (It* POO Owner will tinenc* Buy New tnd En|ay tk* Lahttl Call: B EC K Y C O U R S O N Th* Wall (t. Company Afttf Hours; 134-1723 Emerson Realty Group. Inc. 165-0700. 205 Pomwtti Dr.-Sinfotd LOCH ARBOR A R E A a bdrm 1 bath, llraplac*. new root t c r p t n t d p a r c h , doubt* gang* 17t.no D a n H I dSI4,*u*g 1US7B*___________ no m o n e y d o w n NO C L O S IN G C O S T S17S month Sea TOO On* year old haul*. 1/* a c re let aoi M a y lo w n R d . , O t t a t n W S lU T S Il. or dOa 147 4*0*. or dgam w si SAN FO R D D U P LE X 1S17 IfTS High lawn Ave Owner tinenc Ing no gual Itying, no points ] Bdrm t bath, gach apart merit over i a n tg tt a yrs o ld Kitchen a p p lia n ce s control haal and air. carpel drapes Rental income HOC monthly Appointment only Owner 177 dost______________ R EA LTO R PHYUIS I. CAPPORI REALTOR SATURDAY SUNDAY 1 to 4 DR EAM S T A R T E R Brand New Ouallty Belli I bdrm split plan with parage Easy access ta ITPS. Ottered at tll.M ti many financing plans availafcl* Cam * s*e I t r rsvctallor calli B EC K Y COUR SON Th* Wall SI Company REALTORS. I l l tool at m U l l 141— Homes F o r Sale 1U S T L IS T E D ! Custom I Story Com temporary J * bdrm . J bath gam* room fa m ily room. I,replace toft studio 7 Sian barn 4 lack room 7 d acres fenced 4 cross fenced pool Unbelievable e it r a i Sirs tno 137— C o m m e rcia l Rentals Rata.i 4 Ottica Space WO up to 7,300 tg tt alto storage avail able 171 *401________________ laniard 7 unlm pravad lots Zoned C 1 W. AAellctewskl. h e a l t o r .................. m m i 141 — Homes F o r Sale SANFORD REALTY Tost awill* Area___ OH Redkvg t HORSE LOVER'S* • D E LIG H T • w a a ia Will Si. CbffiMny— 321 5005 3^8 Drive by and see this newly painted J bdrm can tra l haat/alr, appliances, new carpets, tented tot assume 7 X F M A . only I U IM Mini WifthovKS isa a up Lot tor U ■ 70 N E W M O B IL E HOME I Prtler rant with op lio n t o _ b u j_ n iP U ^ ^ _ ^ ^ ^ NEW HOMES FOR RENT Sentord in * Hartwell Ave • SUP ER ASSUM PTION* HD REALTY. REALTORS 830-8800 laniard 1 bdrm . 1 bath. pool, washer dryer Other emenl Has SSstmo, 1 i l l agar 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent By Owner) Reduced Mas* Otter 7 bdrm I ’ sham Move in tor school 717 7*17_________ Lake Mary Pool Home a bdrm 7 bath Versatile Great Room Eat In Kltchan. Fireplace $S4 too Robert M Carr. Jr Reaitor'Assoc . after hours 171 tow Eldar Springs Tra ile r Par*. H o y 417 1 1 1 b d rm s . monthly pr weakly rental rates Leas* required 714*111 1 bdrm I bath term . utilities USO par month plug daposil M* tasa 331— Condom inium Rentals Wekive filyar View » Access! 1 ) bdrm , I N acra. mroodad. privet*. tancad Nona OK tn s m a I w B I a n _________ 1 B drm Ham* W /Straanad Perth Complete privacy (MO • t v> use tac JJJM t* or H I H I! Evening Marald. Sanford, FI. FO* SALE B Y O W N ER Bepvhlul Country Estate naar Lake Ashby on 5 cleared areas a Bdrm . 1 full baths Great room with one ot a kind fireplace. Large eel to Kltch an By Appointm ent Only Call (tost 4714411 I bdrm . I bath, appl bid s. small pat OK l i l t par m o . plus MIS deposit M H I4 1 SHENANDOAH VILLAGE by Larry W right 141— Hom es F o r Sale 105— DuplexT rip le x / Rent COMPLETE BLOCK $26,676 ONLY *29,294 af BARRINGTON HICKORY STILT 1 s A “ nu.Sj,J J UlPIPBLV 4TTBACIW4 I I •••.I LIKE NEW HOME — 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME NEAR COUNTRY CLUB, OVERSIZE LOT ON CUL OE SAC IN A QUIET AREA, 30f 10 PATIO . 853,500 FO R THt BROYWNOFA4BkT-*4iweem U S I ki a aupar tocauan n*a> thagpmg 4 M in Oartona Don t h u m Irut one at p C y ............. NEAR PROVIDENCE PLAZA - 2 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME WITH ENCLOSED PORCH IN FINE CONDITION. FURNITURE NEGOTIABLE -W O R TH S E E IN G ..............................552,500 Complete Rental And Management Department UVMO AHA 1641 t t . FT. TOTAL UNOBI ROOF 2234 SO. n. IMS 8 A 4 M M OOM MOMI COMM WITH CINTRA1 MAT A Ala WI1H HIM PUMP, 2 CAB OABAOI. WAU TO WAU CAfFCT. If Lf ClfAMNO OVIN WITH VINT ID HOOD. DOHWASM*. DISPOSAL. FADOLI FANS. COMPlfliLV ITVCCOIO AU ABOUND OUABBY I U FOYfR, MABMi DLLS 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH INCL. CARPET, FULL PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC RANGE. ALUM. FACIA & 50FIT. 1284 SQ. Fl. COMPLETE ONLY *35,034 COMPU1I ONLY DELTONA CORPORATION REALTY COMPANY ■••Fit iV d tlfN II T l m u REAL e b t a t f b m o k i a 101 DELTONA BLVD., DELTONA, FL (3 0 5 ) 5 7 4 -6 6 5 6 RM CALL MR. ASH TODAYI O R LA N D O M OD EL CEN TER J41 w a ll Highw ay 416 Altamonte Spring*, Florida 12714 ___ <Z1L . ;jg lJ J J t .T r * % > 4 u y * • “y f c t H A k -f n c . . . „ ,* *7 t * * ™ " 889-4444 lt AM t %* *55,779 7 DAYS f To 7 5 Models To See ORLAN00 MODEL CIR. 351 W, Hwy. 13* Altamonte Springi % Mi. W. of I-4 to/lire I fl!iS i �•• > > > •• 99 J 4 I •I 4 "• ♦• ■B— Evtning Harald. Sanford. FI. Sunday, A; 9. I*. m i I Lots/Sale Lot with bfdutiful O ik tries. Call m I t*t •OB M B A IL IK P A ■ ■ A L T O * ______ ____ m i n i 15J— AcreageLots/ Sale 1 5 7 -M o b ile Hornet / Sale LAKE HARNEY AREA COUNTRY VILLAGE a c f f i i < » t s r i « Acrev Slat* « d ta Fron laoa i u t ft all the * a r bat* to Jordan t |lau«ti tMO 000 T IR M II Adult Mobile Horn* Pirt II Hot* Coil Course Under Construction m i l W a ik w f lt t/ ln Tffbeeftte D I M - . . ____jar ana l a<r# percel UH O Tatma MODEL CENTER OPEN DAILY a>•» acre traett. tram i n too Tarm i m i tt i « t r ......... m i n i m 1M4 E Orarat Orange City «'■» eertt. Enterprtte road M.gh and dr f, wooded U f *00 c. r b r (i JUST O FF 14 A T ORANOE C IT Y E X IT U4 t acrat. High and d ry , wooded lala tronl on pa rad road 11) 000 with (10.000 Owner Financing lit* acrat tallN I u r n I a h a d mobile pool barn tf >0 •r a d a r S a n ta rd A n . Wallace C ra ti Realty Raallir^ji£ia;;^ ;;;;;j_;iijjjMgn Aaptiancai Far S alt all In ••reliant condition A fully guaraataad....-...............m -* 1 H rT T H s m n ru w iT u w i u w . m » i t .................. . n i m i Caucb tar tala Partact tor nanlynadt 1100 negotiable Can aaa U a ) after llnoon Dinette Sat all wood coflee labia. J and tablet ilk# new Other thlngi Call: t i l i )M attar 1 P AA Jlio E l Cepiten Or Sun I Q t o l P M Racandmanad Appliance! tram 101 W A R R A N T Y B A R N E TTS CAS1BL A I R R Y I AM t E L E C T R IC II A ln ayl tpvler maintenance contract 1 E real lent canditian If SO ! Cell 1710)00 Adult R a il................... le t Rant! itoatttg Include. Water Garbage Pick up Yard Maintenance Immediate Ocrupency Grapery Mebile Hamat U t l)aa it t l All AM ERICAN ] Bdrm . J batn Sailing baloer oppralted ealua Mutl be moved Call I 1)1 i 3H altar 4 P M Mr Danmart lanrod bar C O U N TR Y W ID E R E A L T Y Rag R E Beaker 1)1 t i l l au tfw y an.Oitaow, Fla, I I acrat In tha City ut i ate Mary on tha tooth and ot arh St lanthin tha city tlmitt) U t 000 ceth tl In tar atied. ca'I 1)1 M10 e R E N T T O OW N a Color T V t . Her ana. watharg. dryer! ratrlgarafor. fraatari. turnltura. video, recorder! Spec lei l!> woo* ! rant I I to Alternative T V A Appl Rantalt la y r n Ihepplng Cantor ___________ u i tana___________ Uied Wether! P a m A Service tar Kanataroa.................m e a n M O O N E Y A P P L IA N C E S WILSON MAILS FURNITURE m i . i n s t --------- ----- m u n in NATIONAL AUTOSALES SarHard Aea A I W i l t ♦ Can Buy or Sell! * I -------------------------------------------217— G a rag e Sales 199— Pets A Supplies nt-aPM ★ DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ baylm pr i ) 1WB Capri Cuddy Hwy f ] . . _______Daytona Reach M any a atra tl M 000 bolt Quick otter 11 T e n ) F IB C R K IN O I f hbergiott PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION walk through wtndth*a'd Tilt | Every T h u n N lte e tM O P M tra'ioc at H P Mart angina | STM A i m looking lor a I'ap j * W h e re A n yb o d y * van In good cond 1)1 I ltd R U IL O IN C I alt Uaal M a i«0 H l.f N SO • I M I l f AM o lh a ri Iro n . I I I I tg «l i let M i l icollect) Ability Kaanali Oog boarding Country Atmotpharo Raaion a b le R a t a i i l l 1 1 )0 Affectionate young tamale dog need! good homo _________111 *41)__ *BEAGLE PUPrr ill shots T sf m#r# fe'ailt _________ _____________________ D* fttry Awts A M ir iw i il M Acroti Nn rivtf, ft# #4 Mil D l Hwy \? t l Dt S+fT U 4 i U I Cal M l berry 11)0 Prince Philip Or Book*, cloth#!, tm all turnltura. and mitcellkneout Sat A Sun f 1 P M _____ ★ INSTANT CASH ★ 219— W anted to Buy e e W E W ILL B U Y e e o o YO UR USEO C A R a a e C A l l PHIL a C TTIS e 1 : Alumlmrmn Cam tm o t Old ( 40 1JI0A4I FREE KITTENS- all tern*. I nook! old FO R fS T A IR Bid Credit? NoC/edtt? C o m m e rc ia l or ReUdentiel W E FIN AN CE A u ctio n A Appreiteit Call Dan t Auction m 1410 • W A L K IN _________ O RIVE OUT 215— Boats and Accessories 191 — Building M a teria ls 2 3 1 -C a rs 231— Cars 213— Auctions 119— Office Supplies / Equ ip m e n t »H »t 213— Auctions New.paper Nan Ftrreve M a ta li......... C lan Kekerwe ........................ I l l H U Aaky bed! Slrallert. tlafhet Playpana, E tc . Paperback beobi i n g i n . u i aua C O U R T E S Y P ON TIAC m i U I U SED C A R S T H E B E S T IN T O W N Deed Crib!. Playrent. B»b» f u r m iu ra . clo th in g Good P rice! After r PM HI H i) gjoiin........- ...........o u o i t acral with mobile noma Farm ington araa I I I . 000. tra il I ar ra» I M u f o I la id I lf MO U S — F a rm s G roves / Sale 111— Appliances / Furniture Dfft.nl Ri.l tsUtt, Inc. Riiltot J ) bdrm/J batn. Sr jahrtt River, pool, tanmi. clubflia A mare Lit apObyOwnoe tea MU (.o M M ia c iA L tn tc ia iitT i » 1 5 7 -M o b ile H om es / Sale 1 5 3 -A c re a g e 149— C om m ercial Prop e rly / Sale PUBLIC AUCTION 223— Miscellaneous Metal utility trailer, good tirtt and UcartM 1 ft a In leng A 4 ft wide 1100 Gold Her tutor C o u c h A C h a ir , good condition HOP P h o n a lU ta U U S E D T IR E S a ifeel baited. WW D IO S R 14 t i l each. P LU S A 44 inch O 'B riw . World Team Water Ski like new! H IS J1JO M ) SAT, AUG. 17tt. 7:00PM BRIDGES I SON Hwj 46. Just East of 14 Sanfoid. 323-2M1 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / Buses/Vans tea# COUOAR Compte'el y rebuilt angina Now Chevy Cuetamlted Van t » n paint Lika now Call ) U la If Refrigerator, link. D a t) or tan M ER CUR Y bee'otter TOO » T 1 ___________ Blue a door Brand n*w flroi a M i r av. vs. v w fcfYiww. U M i n RAW ______________ | I owner. 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S ENTRY t< ri l< a 10 Year Warranty L tc l> li * ii M 4 i s ii i« M n 1199 T h e H o m e s of D e l t o n a ii w (1 |y .li ii (r ui in u la • NO CLOSING COSTS • LOT INCLUDED ( inii|ilrli- imi'kiip', mi atir|irUrk. rrittli lo live In • rvrn u rt-fripi-ruiitr ill no iiilililioniil coot!! 'I 'a i i w i i i U m i I b b ii •#»%•% ftr»i u a r ln irrr«« «••« m 3*1 but aIwbim lr«BMs 11*9*6 market ralr. H u d fa | r MSHMMttl il'B .'A N I lee. f | | •«•! al.ik.ft M IN ITN l. 1 4 • M O D E L S k P R » I C • E D F R O M * a3* 9 J ,9 0 0 K> l*i u ih Pi R I-' I" D MOOfLS OWN . . . MON.-SAT. 10 A.M ..*0Q F.M. SUN. 12 NOOtaGrOO P.M. 3% BROKER'S CO-OP call vs now: 574-4285 la M # S <-« t a g �PEOPLE Evsnlag Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, Aug. It, l»M — 1C H Beauty Business Calling Avon For Makeover O f Century: Lady Liberty H tn t d PfcoHft by SiUft Led#n Ellon Dossoy fills Avon ordci M rs. Dossoy, 75, goes for tho gold. Ily Suian Loden Herald Staff W rite r Avon, calling For 9H years Avon has been tolling and for ihr jw»t 24 years In Sanford, one of Ihc lop rallers has been 75-year-old Ellen Dossey. When Mrs. Dossey, with her halo of white curls, walks Into Sanford businesses handing out white hags bearing the red Avon logo and filled with fragrances, makeup. Jewelry and other collectible poodles, It's .11most like Mrs Santa Claus Is In lown, "I'm so kind I gol someth Irik l Ills time." nil office-bound customer recently told Mrs Dossey. "Kvrrytlme you come ami I don't have anything I Just feel so left out." she said When vivacious Mrs. Dosxrv makes Iter trips through the Seminole County courthouses, the Sheriffs Department, the county complex at Five Point*. First Federal Savings and lawn and They've given me permission 10 come In and I wouldn't want to take advantage ol them." Mrs. Dossey said. She doesn't hr log along sample) of fragrances, lipsticks and other makeup 1 Hat are available, she said, because. "1 don't dare." Mrs, Dossey said "They Juxi have lo take my choice and If It isn't rlghl we'll change II, "I go through and get their order and when 1 bring II hack i leave a new brochure. I leave It at their desk I never liother them. 1go right on and come hack maybe the next day to pick up new orders. "I don't order a lot of samples because 1 can't show Ihrm. I don't lake anything except my pockrthook. my order pad and the brochures. I don't takr anything In to distract anybody. " T | l tell you one thing, I do not pressure people. They tell me they want something and I'll get them the size. color, whatever. I've never money", but every four of five days she semis the company an order lor Sl.fXIO worth ol goods or more Thai means she makes 50 |H'rcenl oil the order and If the order lotals less than $ 1.000 her cut Is 45 perrent. Hrr refrigerator, television and other practical Items In her home have been awarded to her by Avon for her sales efforts and tin her mantel stands a "golden" Avon lady statuette awarded to her as "llcsi of the lk**t" In her Seminole County sales dlatrtel. Mrs Dossey said she tell like she had received the academy award when she was presented with the gold statuette Ibis year but Its Just one of eight she has earned. The others which are made of ceramic, like the golden statue, are all "Avon ladles" decked out In turn-oil the century garb and arc featured displaying vane of the beauty products of their day. They all sport dresses and even though the s o m e a t t o r n e y s ' o i li e r * , s h e Is I r r r w l l h !>«•» m n l l n I n n s h o rt o n s i n o ll ln l k an s t w ,-o v r r s h r r Itrrssurrd n n y t»d y . t'va never told my fam ily, ntv datigtlMV. m v son. m v stare*, m v aunt. I've S t y le h a s a h l f l r t l f r o m t b « f lo o r l e n g t h s k i r l s of tlm r a lly d a y s M r s . B o o t y m M s h e h a p a lw a y s "Industrial" lerrliory lo lake orders twice a month and again to make deliveries and pass out new mining* She slips In oul oul with as Itlllr luss as possible. "I will not Interfere w llh Ihelr business I wouldn't want them to lake time for me never told anybody when they're having u sales Contest." she said. Mrs. Dossey whose home Is filled with, the rewards of her super but considerate salesman­ ship said she never expected lo be a lop sales lady. She's Just been working for "iravellng made It a point to wear a dress when she Is on duly for Avon "It's Just me. 1 reel Ix-ttrr. 1 feel more dressed up and I feel more like an Avon Indy, you know, because the ones you see are dressed up real nice.” Uul limes have changed since Mrs. Dossey Ilrst began knocking on doors for Avon Sonic ol Avon’s 200 plus sates reps In Seminole Comity dress casually. Ami men have Joined the ranks ol lHe Avon ladles ami are doing well, she said Mis. Dossey started wllh a home route which eventually Included 350 homes Hut she said I hat's a lough mule liecmisc some pcuple are rude They curse, Icll Ihr* Avon lady to never Clinic back and slam I lit- door In her lace. "These girls dial go oul and do any good visiting these homes are to he eommemled. because I II (ell you. there are some tough people — the Women.'' Mrs Ikissey said Avon ladles who over die decades have pounded the pavement bringing cosmetics In customers in llirlr homes have been die IraeklKinr ol Avon, die world's leading manufac­ turer und marketer of cosine lies, fragrances amt lashlon Jewelry, n company spokesmen sutd M rs. Dossey said she th in k s It's the co m p a n y's u iH U iiilllk iiis I uvtaranlrr a n d us m istily I Hint tlfWkr-yo w M M m in-*,",,* ihrlr imh» * i «» the Avon lady. Amt by the time Mrs- Dossey began her Avon eareer she wua used to n bit or rowdy behavior ami was able 10 slum! up lo occasional rejection. See A V O N . 2C 35th Class Reunion 70 Gather To Celebrate At Lake Golden Seminole High School'* Class of 11150 held Its 35lh reunion celebration on Saturday. Aug. 10. al the Lake Golden Krercat Iona I Area ut I he Sanford Airport. Donald Howard, considered the class' oldest bachelor, and his bride. Clara, were honored at the 1950 class reunion. The couple were recently married. hptpWrap*** St T»*s*r Vus*«a Th# S e m in o le H ig h School class ol 1950 re u n io n c o m m itte e In c lu d e s , fro m left, Tom m y# M e th v ln , Jo h n s o n , E d d ie S e n k a rk , P h y llis W y a tt S e n k a rlk . B illy J lm ln e z , J o a n □ a m p le r A n d e rso n . P a t B ro w n H a r d in an d S onny W est. I Decorulions Included xeroxed copies ol pictures from Ihc 1950 Salmagundi, celery stalk "bou­ quets" on rat h table symboliz­ ing die famous "Celery Feds." rose ami crab apple arrange­ ments und name lugs with names and members' pictures from the yearbook. Special guests were former principal Herman E. Morris und Mrs Morris and Iwo sponsors of Ihc class. Miss Rebecca Stevens and Mrs. Elmlna Ulsbee James Powell provided background music from the 50s throughout the evening. Following appropriate opening remarks by the vlcc-prcsldcnl. Bill Jimenez. Donald Ludwig emceed the program. Plaques donated by R.N, West were given to the m e m b e rs w ho had changed least: Bill Kilpatrick and Eva Raulerson lilies: the member with the most grand­ children: Evu R. Hlles wllh 12: and to the members wllh ihc most children. Three tied for this award as Jennie Dinkins Lloyd. Duncan Baker Kilpatrick, and Eva R. Hlles have five children each In addition. Mr. and Mis Dun Howard were honored with a cake to commemorate Ihctr recent wedding Alter R.N. West gave the invocation. Gary Ganas and his helpers served a rib and chicken barbeque dinner to the conge­ nial. reminiscent group of about 70 Already the committee Is busy making plans for the class annual weekend get-together at Daytona Beach for the weekend following Labor Day. according to Denise Swain. B e rtha W illia m s Happy 90th Birthday M rs. B ertha W illia m s of Mallbmd celebrated her 90th birthday Thursday. Aug. 8 at a party given by her daughter and son-tn law. Jane and Leonard Casselberry of Casselberry, at B ill Knapp's Restaurant In Longwood. present lor the event were three of the lionotce's four grandchildren, the Rev. Daniel Casselberry ol Ncptunr ltruth. Richard Casselberry and Cathy ..4 ii< j 'I Welch, both of Casselberry, and th r e e of h e r fiv e g r e a t ­ g r a n d c h ild r e n . S h a n n o n C a s s e lb e rry . O rla n d o , and Mi chel l e and S h a w n Casselberry. Neptune Beach: und Dan's wife. Cherrle. and Dave Welch H orn In W a lk e r C o u n t y , Georgia, Mrs Williams came to the Winter Park/ Maitland area In 1921 with her late husband. Harvey. �*■ t 1C— E vtnlnp Hsrsld. Ssnfsrd, FI. __ Sunday , A ug ) >, IM S Parenting Family Discord, From Fights To Money, Rubs Off On Children B j P atricia McCormack UP1 Fe ature W riter NHW YORK fUPl) - F'arents who hide ihelr fights from lhe children are probably only fooling themselves If they believe the kids aren't tuned In to their problems Children of all ages pick up on marital or financial problems despite parents' attempts to hide them, says D r. Nancy Rocske. child psychiatrist and professor of psychiatry at the University of Indiana Medical School In Indianap­ olis. Kids seem to have a special radar that picks up signals about any trouble. Roeske says, and that Is unfortunate because family discord is among the greatest threats lo a child's sense of sccurlly. "Children are very sensitive to their social environment because It is very Important to I hem. "Roeske said. "Many parents believe their slx-ycar-old child Is not aware of marital or economic problems. They think that If they never fight In front of the children, the chlldrrn won't know. "The child may not understand exactly what Is happening, but he Is quite aware lhal there Is trouble somewhere." Roeske. who also Is the American Psychiatric Association's representative to the National Consortium on Child Mental Health Sen-Ices, said children who sense unspoken conflict at home may act up In school In an attempt to work out the problem. She told of one boy who suddenly became at school and developed fears about entering certain rooms of Ills home without his parents. Talking with the parents. Roeske learned they were having marital difficulties. She said the child's new behavior and fears were his way of forcing mom and dad lo work together and to communicate. Rocske said If problems exist al home, parents can provide needed reassurance by telling the children In simple language about any distress that 's occurring. When youngsters have anxiety they express it in different ways, the child psychiatrist sayB. First graders, for example, may cry or wet their pants during the first week of school. Preteens may become aggressive, fall to perform to their abilities or withdraw. Teenagers may try to solve the problem by skipping school, trying drugs or drinking. Parents should seek professional help. Roeske says, when a child suddenly can't function In his environment. When a nine-year-old suddenly can't function In his environment, refuses to go to school, or becomes very aggressive, you also have to look at whether something Is going on organically." she said, "Every child with a problem needs a thorough physical examination. For example, at nine and ten the child is entering an age when diabetes or epilepsy may begin to show up." Parents should also tell the child with a sudden behavior problem that they are there to help, not to blame. "Tell him his behavior Is a puzzle and you need his help to fit it together and come up wlih an answer." Roeske said. Parents shouldn't label themselves failures If they are unable to help the child "They certainly should nol feel ashamed about the problem or think It's necessarily due to bad parenting." Rocske says. "And they should seek help whenever a situation, especially a school situation, begins to worry them, even if others discount thr serious­ ness "As a parent you have to be Instrumental In asking questions and getting Ihe best treatment." she said. "Th is Is your child, and It's your right as a parent to gel the evaluations you want and the explanations that you can understand." 'We Are Family, We Are One' Over 300 Attend Reunion Lions Club Induction The Mart It:. Sanders. Kratun and Gee Families gathered In Sanford for their annual family r e u n io n O v e r 300 f a m ily members from around the world eagerly awaited ihls occasion which was highlighted with the rtn-siis theme. "We are Family. We are O ne." The Martin family gathered looking for a better life for Ills with the honorable and devoted family and children he moved to menior Joseph Marlin who re­ Sanford In 1922 where he was a c e n tly celebrated his 9 7th farm worker, lie lived alone until birthday H r was born May 10. recently and had his own garden In Camilla. Gu., and often re­ In which he supplied fruits and minds family members that his vegetables to his many family birth was Just 23 short years members and friends He now alter the 131It amendment was lives with his son and daugh ter-in-law. Mr and Mrs, Sam passed freeing all slaves. The Martin family tree can be Martin Mr M a rtin 's children are traced as far back as the early IHOOs in the days of slavery. Mlndell M Kendrick. John E ■Joseph boasts ol being one of 1I Martin. Nora M. Black. Joscrim* children. Alter becoming an M Harris, Sam m y Odessa M adult, Joseph met and married Crawford, Marlon M Edwards, Em m a Walden In Camilla and Charlie Wurren Marlin. Willie Marlin. Ja m e s Martin. Sam Martin. Theodore Martin and Allle Mae M Pryor. Joseph has 43 grandchildren. t\ iJM 122 great grandchildren. 60 great great children and a host ol bride three limes and have had great great great grandchildren to pul up with relatives expertNol just "live and let live," but Itig to In- housed or at least led “ live and help live" Is a moMo of and enlertalned for days, all Joseph Martin, who cun be seen bemuse they hud driven lor In ht» fuvorllr pew si New lu ilw l flo w n ) t u llw n v nrrtm s the M issionary B aptist C h u rc h country to attend "dear little where he is a member and where busy's weddlnif " the Martin family gathered lor * m r ■ ' Abby. I love inv relatives as worship service for Ihe family much as most people do. and reunion followed by a family ordinarily I would enjoy their dinner at Lake Golden visits, bill a daughter's wedding Jiisl Isn't a good lime In show lip Delta Chapter president. Soror with Iwo hungry leru ugers and Shirley Allen, on thr local chap­ (our steeping hags ters trip Members of the Sanford Alumni Chapter of Della Sigma Abby, do you see why I send a couple of Ihe Invitations |ust a till loo lute lor them to ill lend? M O T H E R OF FIV E Marva Hawkins Jo se p h E . G e r m a n , rig h t, re c e n tly Ind u cte d Into the Sanford Lions C lu b , is w e l­ co m e d by his sp on sor, Philip J . Cottone, c e n te r, a n d H en ry W llte , past D ls trIt G o ve rn o r a n d Installing o ffic e r. V is i­ tors and p o tc n lia l m e m b e rs a re w elcom e lo Ihe w eekly m e e lln g s, e v e ry T u e s d a y , al noon, at H o lid a y In n , In ­ terstate 4 and State Route 46. Only 'Slum Caliber' People Bathe Doas In Kitchen Sink? D EA R AUDY: In the /3 years of my life, -18 of them spent with m y wife who died three years ago. I have always had dogs — spaniels and poodles — w h o w e re battled In the k itc h e n sin k Also, whenever we hud Ice cream, we left a Jltlle for the dogs, and they licked the dlsii clean. This past year I became ac­ quainted with a Pennsylvania Dutch lady who was al my bouse arid saw me glvr m y dog a bulb In the kitchen sink Then she witnessed the same dog clean out my Ice cream dish She was horrlllrd and said only people ol "slum caliber" did lhal In my neck of the woods, neither of these two practices were tlumghl to be so terrible. I've been a farmer mosi of my llle and I've never found any­ thing that wouldn't wash off. Do you think I should slop giving my dog a bath In thr kitchen sink and refrain from letting her lick m y Ire rrrum dish clean? Your answer will In no way affect my rrlutlonnhl|) with Ihls laily, hut an outside respected opinion will give me some pence of mind. FR A N K D E A R FR A N K : The lady's criticism Is less troubling than the way uhr phrased 11 — "people of slum rubber." A lot o( nice middle class people bailie Ihelr dogs in the kitchen sink, which Is all right us |oug us ihe sink Is well cleaned after word belting a pet lick thr Ice cream dish clean is unochcr matter, however, (killing water will sler , lli/c Ihe dish — but many people ate understandably squeamish when It comes lo ucrepllng Invitations In homes rqulpjird ...A v o n Continued Fro m 1C Mrs, Dnx.sev was u Seminole County school bus driver lor 22 years, gradually switching over In Avon to her Iasi year as a driver. Mrs Dossry. a Sunlurd uallve. loves lielng an Avon lady It gets her nut away from her (Kinks and music in mingle with the jK-opIr nl Sunlurd. She's disturbed Minnwli.il by the numlier of faces and said she cun recall when she knew everyone In town, but that's no longer Ihe ease. A widow for 13 yeurs. Mrs, Dossry married hrr husband Earl Floyd Dossry Sr . a chef, over Ihe protest ul her father Lucicn Telford, a railroad man, who was afruld she would leave Sanford. She stuck with SaiJord and Dossry and brcuiur thr niolhrr o lE a ilJ r undEvc Ivn 1 i Dear Abby with "doggie dishwashers " D E A R A B B Y : 1 am 21 yr.irs old and llat-chcstcd lo Ihe max. I have heard lhal there are "shots" lo enlarge I hr breasts, but I don't know where to get them. I’m nol interested In implants I understand that would Involve u major operation, and as a Christian Scientist. I'm against any kind ol surgery. I am u 32A and would like In he u 35B I have a loving husband who bus never com plained, but I think he deserves “ bigger thrill In (tint depart merit. Thanks lor any help you cun glvr me. F L A T IN M A IN E D E A R F L A T : The "shots" are Illegal In thr U S A because they are considered a hculth risk Your husband could lie the exception, tint my mall from inule readers tells me llull l lu­ stre of a woman's brrasts lias nothing lo do with the sire of the thrill lie grateful for your loving, satisfied husband; your cup runneth over. D E A R A B B Y : Please, may I say a word In defense of the "clods" who scnl Ihe wedding Invitation so iltul It arrived too late for the recipients to attend? 1 have been thr mother of thr Mis Dossry sail) hrr hit tin was also prrlty si rid u I k u i I makeup and about all she and her sister got away with was a little lipstick Today her makeup Is still subtle with a bit ul foundation. Ilpsiii k and blusher. However she said her mol her. Evelyn Cartawa-, Telford, was a bit more up trout with her beauty. A lew years bclorc her m urrluge In I90H she was named "Miss Sanford " A Bile won by selling subscriptions In ihe Evening Herald Mrs Ikmary said. But beauty has la-en ihe basis of Mrs Hussey's career as It has lor many Avon ladles over the years And the company Is p a r tic ip a tin g In Ihe m ost challenging makeover of Its almost century of service. It Is helping support the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. "I think It's wonderful. 1 sure do." Mrs IXisxey said of this major inukeover. P Theta Sorority attended Ihe Na­ tional Convention In Dallas. Texas The theme of the conven­ tion was E-3 — Education. Employment. Empowerment The keynote speakers address lug the delegation of 8.000 were the Rev. Jesse Jackson. United S tu ie s Rep W illia m G ra y . Chairman of tfie Budget and Finance Cmiunlltre, Soror Ur M ary Berry. N ational C ivil Rights Commission and other notable personalities Twentyseven resolutions were adopted by the delegation lor national dissemination and support by Ihe local sorority chapters. Some of the most noted resolu­ tions were Summit II, A Call to Action in support of Black Single Mothers. Sanctions Against South Africa Apartheid Regime. Support of Programs to reduce Ihe high Incidence of teenage pregnancies and the Marlin Luther King Jr. Birthday Bill Della Sonus m attendance and others across the country were saddened by Ihe loss ol the thrre young sorors anil the one criti­ cally Injured soror of Florida w ho were on ihe Delta Airline Flight 191 which crashed at Dallas-Fori Worth Airport. Bui Iwo other soror* on Ihe same llight were iftltlr to atfriid ih r « a c u Io d s . The convention proved lo be most challenging and Inspira­ tional for the Seminole County S o ro rs u n e n d in g E lla W Robinson, srcrclury. Hull: A. Williams, treasurer. Gracia *M. Miller. Social Action Committee, unci Qutnnrla Muller Others sharing the iilp were Robin Muller and l.arcv Miller G arden Club Sponsors Tillis A t Conference DEAR M O T H E R ; I see your point. Hut II you really don’t waul someonr lo attend a wed­ ding. send an aniioiincrmrnl billowing the rvenl In mv view, sending an invitation Just a Ini l o o late” is Insincere, lucky and looks suspiciously like an In­ voice. John T illh II, 16. of Sanford, was among the IOO environmentally concerned young Floridians attending ihe annual S E E K (Save the Earth's Environment through Knowledge) conference sjMUinured l»v the Florida Federation of Garden f ’lub* and held this year al Marlnrland, St Augustine. An advanced level Iram lng experience, the SEEK short course focuses on current and critical environmental problems facing today's society. Each SEEK student was on a scholarship provided by Florida Garden Clubs and Individuals al a cost of more thun SWX) |x-r sludrut. jiarlly underwritten by the state organi/alton Local scholarship monies wen- contributed by members of Ihe Garden Club of Sanford Inc Seek students must be- sponsored bv a federated garden club F r e e C lu b M o t iv a t io n S e m in a r Bill liuik. Hum an l)r velojiBulk s tuple will Ik* on Club in cn l and Com im m It at inns Motivation lor volunteer groups Specialist from the University ot 1 bis free program will la- opened Florida, will be- guest speaker al (or all volunlerr organizations lo Ihe Seminole County Extension attend Service on Monday, Aug 19 Irtmi 10 noon Th e Extension For In forma iton contact home Service Is located at 4320 S econom ist. Barbara Hughes. Orlando Ur . Sanford 323 2500. Ext. |79 Get Your Dancing Shoes and Follow Me To My DANCING SCHOOL... $ WE $ $ $ to $ $ LOSE WEIGHT! Jii J W too -H i M y T e a c h e rs A r e M IS S V A L E R I E a n d M IS S M IR IA M . T h e y D o n 't T e l l M e E v e rlh in g I D o Is Perfect. B u t T h e y 'r e Rea! G o o d A t E x p la in in g W h a l I S h o u ld D o T o M a k e M y D a n c in g B e tte r. I C a n D o A Lot O f S te p s N o w A n d I'm O n ly 7. C o m e O n A lo n g W ith M e A n d Y o u ’ll G e t B e tte r T o o . It's F u n . E v e n W h e n W e H a v e T o W o rk H a rd ! ance Shirts (Where It’s Herd. But Fun!) Call today for FREE consultation PALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 3rd Strictly Supervised C u rricu lu m For CHILDREN - TEENS * ADULTS Graded Classes In BALLET - TAP • JAZZ * MUSICAL COMEDY nic 323-6505 ZAYRI SHOPPING PIAZA IN SANFORD. FI. M771 M O N D A Y -F R ID A Y NEW HOURS 7 00 • m until 5.00 p m. CLOSED 1:00 p m till 100 p m. DAILY WE REALLY DO CARE , C A L L OR S T O P B Y DURING SPECIAL REGISTRA TION HOURS: AUG. 2 1,2 2 . 23 - 9:30 AM to Noon and 5:30 PM to 6:00 PM SA T. AUG. 24 - 9:00 AM to Noon AUG. 26 Thru 30 - 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM SAT. AUG. 31 - 9:00 AM to Noon 2560 ELM AVE. SANFORD 323-1900 �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Nancy Terwllleger, seated, is surrounded by her four 'daughters,' from left, Susan Terwllleger, Sunday, Aug. II. I t t J - l t WALLPAPER, DRAPERIES AND FLOOR COVERINGS CHOOSE FROM AN EXCITING SELECTION OF COLORS AND TEXTURES ' FREE HEAVY PAD Linda Terwllleger, Marguerite Terwllleger and Robyn Guernsey. TH O RN H ILL INTERIORS, E T C J C " 2927 S. HWY. 17-92. SANFORD r" In The Center Mill ■Suite M « ’ 321-8579 H o u n : Mender ■Saterdar I D S 30 E t» n iti(t By Appointment H trtM PVwtsbv Dorn Dietrich ECONOMY DENTURE CLINIC A U G U S T S P E C IA L In And Around Sanford Coffee Honoring 'daughters' Sparks Summer Social Scene There's nothing more welcome on a humid August day than a refreshing social to take the sizzle out of sum m er. And especially when the timing Is )ust right About lot) guests and relatives called at the Hiawatha Avenue home of Nancy and James E Terwllleger J r Tuesday morn­ ing at a coffee to meet their lour ■'daughters"— three wives and fiancee of their four sons Guests of honor were Susan Terwllleger wife of Lt. Cmdr John Terwllleger, a USN doctor (p e d ia tric ia n ), stationed at V irg in ia Beach. V a .; Linda Williams Terwllleger. Sanford, wile of .Jim Terwllleger. athletic trainer and teacher at Seminole High School; Marguerite Cornell Terwllleger. Sanford, wife of D a v id T e r w llle g e r . a c iv il engineer, and Robyn Guernsey. Lake M ary, fiancee of Hill Terwllleger who will graduate from the School ol Engineering. University of Florida. In De­ cember. Kuth Lee and Anne Aiken Doris Dietrich peo ple: Editor l.osslng. Ocala, sister of the hostess. Also assisting were two slst r rs -ln -lu w of the hostess, Hunnle Brock. St. Cloud, and Mary Louise Brock and daugh­ ter. Nancy Johnson, both of Dade City From all comments, the coffee sparked the summer season Guests lingered around savoring the warm hospitality long after the appointed hours. Th e Terwllleger family re­ Art*. In S rp lcittr. T h e W orld University Rotiitnble In Cor­ greeted the gueala at the door and directed them to the re­ freshment table In the dining room which featured punch (toured from a crystal bowl at one end and silver coffee service at the op|Mislte end of the table. A variety of dainty party fare, all made by the hostess, accom­ panied the beverages. Pouring were mothers of three honorees. Selma Williams. Ellse Cornell and Candl Guernsey. Floating hostesses were Doris Drum ley. Elsie Mrro, Hoo Ganas. Martha Vlhlrn and Betty Jo union. Includli (our grand- at Tuscon on J u ly 15 Dr children, has he most enjoya- Klrnber's biography Is also In­ hie for all — v li 'ng wilh each cluded in the 1985 edition ol other, taking In ie area attrac- 2.000 \o(ah/e Am rrfm iM lions and going i h beuch Everybody's Invited in an end And Nancy is id proud of her of s u m m e r b e a c h p a ri \ four lovely "dau lets." sponsored by tftr Downtown Mack LaZentj assistant to Business Association ol Sanford, the director of station at the on Aug 23 and 21 at Magnolia Sanford Airport k scheduled to Mall, Historic First Street in be awarded blstiaster's degree Sanford Hours are 9 a in to N In airport m algrm rnl from p in.. Friday, and 9 a.in to 5 Embry Riddle tmnatlcul Uni p m ., Saturday. A boat exhibition will be verslty during rnnmencrment ceremonies ajthe Peabody stagrd by Beda Marine Inc and Auditorium in Paytona Beach several contests will take place with gag prizes, such as a Saturday. L. a Z e n b y . in n f o r d c i t y seaweed bouquet and cold engineer for 13 ^ars prior to his h a m h u rg et w ith stale ho n resignation twf years ago to awarded tii the winners Contest categories are oldest accept the poabJth the airport authority, alrcuf has a master's bathing suit, best decorated degree in cn neerlng from lounge chair, outrageous beach Virginia Tech itllacksburg. Va wear In e lu d ln g hat shirts For several yealprlor to leaving shorts. Tile contests will he the city, L.i/Bbv was also Judged on Saturdat. Aug 2-t. at 2 p m The grand prize or best ol utility director. show Isa crumbling sandcnallr Mrs. Alice KlrKr will attend a Doctors' Conferee In Tuscon, D r. A lic e P, K im b e r porate Afflllallowltb the World University In nognltlon of dis­ tinguished achvement within the principles nd purposes of the World Uiierslty develop­ ment, the truces of the cor­ poration. upon >mlnul!on of the s e c re ta ria t, as co n fe rre d doctoral memtrshlp and this honorary awarfupon Alice Mae Perkins Klmbt. the Cultural Doctorate In Soal Work with all rights and piileges thereto pertaining Thlhonor was given In And Around Lake Mary «l4 9 °o*£M ECONOMY DENTURES . . DELUXE DENTURES........ IKK *249 00 S a m e D a y R e p a ir s A n d R c lin r s 5 4 5 H W Y . 4 3 4 . W I N T E R S P R IN G S 397 19P0 NO APPOINTMFN! i L h i i U l NECESSARY Gerald IV. Corum DM D n Loch Lowe PrcpA ra tor y Sc hool Loch Lowe Preparalory School is a non-sectarian, co-ed u cat Ion, II college preparatory day school with students in grades six through twelve Tho school prepares boys and girls tor college and career, wifh emphasis on personalized and in­ dividualized instruction Tho curriculum is designed lo provide studonts wilh a broad body of Knowledge in all subiect areas and fhe academic skills requisite for success in various educa­ tional sellings Call (305) 321-3030 tor more information or wide LOCH LO W E PR EPAR ATOR Y SCHOOL P.O. BOX 706, LAK E M ARY, PL 32746 Now Accepting Applications For Fall 1Q85 S EM IN O LE HIGH SCHOOL BAND PRESENTS PRE-GAME FUND RAISING DRIVE ‘85 Meet The Candid Monday At L a k e M a ry C h a m b e r ol Commerce will s|>onsor "Meet The Candidates'* Monday. Aug 19 at 8 00 p m at city hull Candidates Charley Webster. A It Jore. Buzz Pestos and Ken King will be there to answer any questions I he voters may have. Seminole County League ol Women Voters will moderate. This Is an excellent lime to meet your future commissioners who will be running In the Sept 3 election There will be re­ freshments after the meeting and everyone Is Invited to at lend The Community Improvement Association (CIA1 will be on a drive door-lodoor seeking con­ tributions for their glam flea market and fish fry fo he held Scpl. 14 at the CIA building. Volunteers will be collecting Bonnie Olvera Lake Mary Correspondent 321-2209 oil the north side of Lake Mary Boulevard on Aug 21 and on the s o u th sid e of La ke M a ry Boulevard on Aug 31. Circulars will be distributed prior to the drive. For further information rail 322 2H72 or 322 1213/ Sherry Smith and Ed Bartley entertained 10 guests at a chicken harbeque party Satur­ day Aug. 10 The guests played cards with all seeming lo enjoy the fun-filled evening. Aubrey Haitll of luka. Miss vlslird with vln Fletcher for four days, title here, they enjoyed the ach. golfing and Disney World Aubrey Is sergeanf In the United Slates Ur Force and will lie leaving sc l for a years lour of duly to Spa . New memtfs were presented meeting of Zcfa at the Aug Xt Chapter Beta Sigma Phi held at thrlhome of Shelly Fletcher. Social andbrvlcc events were discussed fii the forthcoming year. It wafdccldrd the next meeting wotl be a salad buffet lo be held S«ji 5. Refreshments were serv ed □ Publicity Procedure The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: 1. Releases should be typed (lower and upper case), double spaced, end written narrative style <third person I. 1 Do not abbreviate. 1. A ctmtact person's name and phone number Is necessary. 4. Keep releases simple. 1. Organization releases (the program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days after the event. I. 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Aug. 16, I W by Chic Young Ftrswsnt Malt or famtla Bpouae I JskyYt River in eppoeiu --------------------------------------------------------- S Pouedi (ibbf I Flendert 10 leonine hair • b e a d tang I I Novttitt Hunts* 11 Bara 19 Ortaty field 11 Ort» (poet) 14 Jtcob'i twin 20 Term of 15 Hilo gtrltndt addrtat 16 D<tpiMM T O U B IR T H D A Y 22 Capture 17 Oh® A U G O T 18. 1985 23 Lethe Caron timportfily You'll hay excellent chances 16 Conclude• role for advanceent In your chosen 24 Biblical 10 Frolic field In the jpr ahead, provided 11 tvif (poet | meature you build fan where you are 21 Filch 26 Over (Get) Instead of arching Tor greener 23 Comedien 27 Hatch pastures. 26 Yard entrance Co«ieiio L E O (Ju i 23-Aug 22) It 26 Gerden pient 29 Hawaiian might provttoetter In the long 31 Pient firmly inttrumenta run If you tnporarlly shelve a 33 Can deg 30 Parched 32 Southern distasteful t»k today. If your 34 Arrogete conatallation heart Isn't l your work, your 35 MeUcioot look 36 Negative mind won'tbe on It either. 36 Certainly not antwar Tryin g to p*h up a romance? 37 Turn tfide HORCSCOPES to Pfpvfoua PtwM Anw ar 6 7 • • ACROSS What Tie Day Will Brhg... by Arl Santom THE BORN LOSER OF THIS 6PEAT cnv.rr LK-TlMCI HOW*.. I — by Howl* Schneider WELCOME- 1 0 7H£ START O f O R LIVE- ('OVERAGE CT THE COMMITTEE HEARINGS O J THE IkTTlRSTATE KAJmiWG COMFETITOkJ... t r J b y H a t p r s i m A Sahara MR MEN AND LITTLE MISS i i • t I F YO U N E E D M E , I’L L B E IN T H E R E F R IG E R A T E / U e s 8 (i n It 2 L tt l> h si U V) ‘1 I FRANK AND ERNEST 1 11 A Q U A R IU S ).m 20-Feb. IS) Unless you'rmn guard today, you might tt to the wrong people about our confidential affairs. What i u wish lo kept secret could ecotnr common Urn* 43 Guard (pint of Old Rome 45 Singe' Bob 50 Cheeri (Sp I 5t Move (uddenly S3 Sheltered tide Fiaea to wed River m Europe God (U l| long ago J J it it ii n 53 Chop Off 54 Etrthonwere *et»el 40 44 45 46 H it *i 39 Skin tone 47 Steeva 48 Cutting diamond 49 Genua ol olive 37 Normandy invaaion day (comp, wd.) I 1 It 46 Vouth 52 Pertaining to dawn in a B D ^ n o g B >t 55 Aden longue ii 56 Before 57 Never (poetj SB Wetchet 59 And* (Fr) 60 Direction DOWN Norte deity Actor Monland Podium Follow |c)<ae( b, M » tie Beaic machine! Imperative that you first rrad all knowledge. PISCES (Feb, 20 March 19) of the Instructions. This will Examine motives carefully today avoid mistakes. G E M IN I (May 21-Junr 20) It's regarding your (realment of a friend. Ask yourself If you're true that members of the op­ acting coolly Jus! because you’re posite gender find you Inter­ esting and appealing, but today a trifle envious. A R IE S (March 2LA p rll 19) Do don't lei yourself be used by one not vaselllate today when Im­ who manipulates through flat­ portant Issues arc al slake. If tery. C A N C ER (June 21-July 22) your position Is fuzzy It will serve to confuse, as well as Better lie a little* siring around your finger today If there ts annoy, your companions. T A U R U S (April 20 May 201 If something Important you pro­ you have lo work with unfamil­ mised to do for your male. Don't iar tools or materials today. It's disappoint him or her. your circumstances. YO U R tR T H D A Y C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22 Jan A u o u s i e , le s s Conditions I general will lie 19) Give priority today to situa­ more pleasanti the year ahead tions tha l can either Increase than they havoeen for the past your present earnings or provide several years, ante of the good you with income from a new altered today, but this should provide a welcome relief. Whai transpires will lx- fun. T A U R U S (April 20-May 2 0 )J f 'ilow your Impulses tcxlay II they dueel you to buy some­ t h in g s th in g tn IIIH h n t lu i v r been rtm ird you wide forthcoming L E O (July ) Aug. 22) You could be luckjoduy In finding the right purkr to help you promote sometng you've tx-cn unable lo get f the ground by yourself, V IR G O (At. 23 Sept 22) Unusual condbns are stirring now that coul produce some­ thing of mutcrl benefit for you t h r o u g h a la s t-e x p e c te d channel. L IB R A (Sep|23-Oi t. 23| To (lay you coulducceed In situa­ tions where tiers have tried and (ailed, printed you're Imag­ inative and rcsjrrrful. Maintain an adventurouiutlook. S C O R P IO (ct. 24-Nov.22l Lady Luck wlllclp you achieve your alms tm y. Shoot for something big.vrn If It's a bit grander than lythtng you've ever attempted jcvlously. S A O IT T A R Itt (Nov. 23-Dcc. 21) Much can t learned today by closely n lrrv ln g people whose mode dopcrallon you admire. What orks for them can lx- succeMdlv applied lo source. oiling. More m oney Is In the A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20 Feb 19) Positive measures can lx- taken today to restore harmony tn relationships that have been a bit shaky lately. A d now while (hr timing Is rigid. PISCES (Feb 20 March 19) There are belter methods to handle your work than the ways you do It now. The answers are In your head, bid you'll have to probe for them. A R IE S (March 21 April 19) Your normal routine might bo n e rp re l fo r (h e hom e, especially If It can lx- used by all of (he family. O E M IN I (May 21 June 20) Something opportune may de­ velop for you Unlay through u group-oriented social contact. Pay heed to his proposal C A N C ER (June 21 Ju ly 221 Ik* a w are of y o u r p u rc h a s in g (xiwers today because you may now be able to bargain lor something you’ve wanted but haven't bought because ul its hefty price tug CELEBRITY CIPHER a n n u l Cn * « if n -lo y, #»n* H I u w U If am quo! ■ton* b i Iwnoun p o o l* . p ««t and p t m n t t * * ■ » m IK* clpM f Hand* lot m M f fo d », • d w Cl i # u a M byConnie wirurn ••UQWWAYH BD V JYCABPBYC YU YRQ CYP — VMM 0 VM VP V UMRDA, BCPVCIBKMW DYJBWPO. PBHW, KRP BP KO BD MYDP AWLQWWD." WQNBC. P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N " I h t te c ie t of b u u n M i i* lo know to m o llu n g I bat nobody d a know * ' - A o tto lla O n a itis ^ bThmV W IN A1BRIDGE "HFUO, THi* is A Peco/tpiMG,... f A c t u a l l y , i t W N 'T A fSEcOppiNG p iG H T NOW WHILE 17*1 M AKING I T . * 0 U T i T ^ i L L H II rt M IB OF fiATHPF V , A pec.opPtNG in jW H f N Y ° u i t . •. A F T E p J'V£= M A P ? IT, T H A T IS •• •OP, »n o t h f p w o p p tf— " it in w C( I* 38 Irked 41 Noun fulfil 42 Meilure of C A P R IC O 0 (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It s Impoant today to un­ derstand thatothers like and respect you f who and what you are. Donjhlnk acceptance rrqulrrs preteies. E E K & MEEK • The Matchriker set can help you undcrsQd what It might take to mat the relationship work. To geryoum. mall 82 to Astro-Graph.Box 489. Radio C ity Statlot New York. NY 10019. V IR G O |Ag. 23-Sepl 22) Don't let prdence desert you today In tit management ol your resour®. Being wasteful now will else you remorse later. L IB R A |S<t. 23-Oct. 23) Be your usual (arming, gracious self today, tt also don't be hesitant to j assertive If you feel pul upon! S C O R P IO Oct, 24 Nov 22) Don't praise nyone today un­ less he truly (serves It. Flattery for the sakonf flattery could make you appr Insincere. 8 A G IT T A H J 8 (Nov. 23 Dec 21) If you sl< out of character today and nrfllce to others only because you ope to get some­ thing In retuj, you're going to end up belt) severely disap­ pointed. nonnnnr QARFIELD by Jim Davit (II « ir <>( By JamaJacoby Harry Lampel doesn't argue that seven hetts Is a good contract In till week s final excerpt from "T<- Fun Way to Advanced Bridge slam So much for letting the Jack of diamonds ride around lo the queen. Instead, declarer won the ace and played out all his hearts and the Q -K-A of clubs, corning Therefore I ws'l defend the down at the finish lo a low spade bidding I have Krtbed to our daredevil declare Let's |ust say and th e d ia m o n d q u e e n . Meanwhile, dummy held the A J he wus behind r a match or stuck at n ibbi bridge and of spades Which enrds should decided a grund tun would be a poor East keep? worthwhile gainb. The chance that East was dealt the diamond king along Anyway, out arte the Jack of with (he K-Q of spades was diamonds us aitopcnlng lead. small, but declarer knew thal Got any thoughttOnc thing our West had not led away from the declarer Hncw lad you should diamond king. Here (he long remember It nextlmr you're tn shot, lhat all the key cards were a grand slam coiruct) Is that a stuffed Into East's hand, paid off. defender docs |1 lead away The squeeze forced East to give from a king uanst a grand up (he thirteenth trick. NORTH • it *> ♦ AJf Yq»7 J ♦A ll ♦ Q7 I EAST WEST a 10151 4Kqi7I VI VI ♦ J 10*4 ♦d l l ♦ K7I1 ♦ J 104 SOUTH a4 V A K J 10 454 ♦9 4 ♦ A K6 Vulnerable East-West Dealer South Wrtl Narth East 1Y PlM Pus r*** it Pan Pan Pm * Pan Opening lead Sm U IV 4 NT TV m n la «< I** al tn ru P» P* hi M 1 I *-.*-**♦ �Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Sunday Aug 1*. I* »J -S C I TONIGHT'S TV BALL OaAaa Coeboyi al San Oego S A TU R D A Y T O ’lOVE K M T V U I la*a tn t AFTERNOON mamage teams to eort en#y i Way IN* on nppoarla fcOO t o I® FANTASY MlANO 'JJ O MOV* -The Few (187SH Four lo 1(735 O MOW Sat And Th# Sng* GaT IIBM) Tony Curt*. Maltha A magenta editor ■ plan to ha lam in loun n i M M ( •cSem** o> C « « n « A etn a* n r (M ) M O W Snsng* I Vi An Empty •too"*" l » T * l Sluwl iwta |R)o (D ( ’0) HENRr FCtCA. THE MAN AFC MB M O W S Thu letroapeeM ef Marry Fonda's m wefudm •e« caps horn 'The Farmer Taaaa a was' an up through tea career to "On Goman Pond 100 rcttei in MantreN tw e » tear et O 31 MAMA* PAMB.Y Mavwg totaling anyone * * 0 tn o vl m y(W| M O W " T M (1BJ8) DofOWy D a x O anon a e**0y lewyer end tome outlaw* plan to teas oner ■ rxe n mat aucwoaedN ha* gold on * F I It) M O W One SMp To M a r I'BSSi T , H v d n Kottano A men p t f k m • gang of rwfvoaa >*an acroaa I 000 maaa of Afrtcwi <7 O M O W Detonation Got* MSUt fwnero Wetnwt. 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PAVAROTTI M FWLAOELPHU WVmar* of th* Opera Company of PhOadaRpMa > Luciano Pavarotti Intarnationat Vote* Compaction |o « th* cam­ breled tenor at a new production of Puccini ciarntc ttory of lov* and 2 05 U 5:35 41MOTORWCEK ILLUSTRATED eoo o i f r o > 7 ) 0 te w s 11 p* i r o b m s o n s s p e c ia l ; a ) (10)SURVIVAL A loot ail | gaiad Ahican meumtam gortMa - ***** plight eat lepcrted by rodtt Adran Daachryw thrmg the yt ha tpant m i m t Q a im veqai Wagon" PafMM 3X» n PS) M O W Htpey Go lovely" (IBStl Van Elan DandHNan a (») M O W Bayond And Bach" I tt T Il Knitted by Brad C/andaK 3.-00 1 J N U H T TRACKS 4-05 J J NKJHT TRACKS O (® NBC NEWS [ J O C M NEWS t O a k new s g I I ( M l ALICE 7:00 O 3 ) DANCE FIVER Celebrity ludge* Tom Potion. Canty (ebb Jon-Era Hatian Parlormarcae by Jamy Burton and Patrat Juda (R| 'J ) O NEE HAW Featured Oat Midge Boy* Eddy Renan. Darlene Auttm. Harm Vaachaua (R) 7) O SOUO GOLD »o.ll GAan Campbet Hal ana CoW Guaala Nat Sadak*. Tt Tuaaday Maria Otmond. 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Ernaat Borgmn* ThalarHfpng axrrit ef world War i era teen through the tree of a young German emdwr Dated or Inch Mena hemargue a MSB* notal ( 10) BMG ALONG WOK MTTCN It) M O W The Mm a Story 11SSSI Audrey ) O S Inch A young raw■ mianmhatred tor •* snaray durmg World War* 0.-05 JJ MOW Who i iRndttg Th* umtr (ttsn Jbn Hutton Dorothy PrfmrM A US Mwt amploya* ictn* •orcaa wah curaaartwMri altar n* toam SM 000 m ciarmcy 5.30 O 3> OUR TME Don Grady and Taa Conaabn* of 'My (hr** Sana" loot Karan VKarima a* ccftcmo Guaala metuda ChuU Cprmort and Johnny Crawlord of "The A«e m*n UufcCM group Bt* Uamm and It* Papm bng "CaSOomU 6 00 A BREAK After Na* i ha celebrity tooA-afhm tor a I church barwM Or* rod tommy Ooinojr Ihowt up (K| 3 O m . PRE SEASON FOOT. 13 tarvtt tt vacaton host to Barmy who talar ttart m the gattary Monte Cwbobc Show B (BO) t v o w o AT POPS Th* Na* Tort baaed onarmg Bg Appi* O c u t i* t t Boaton to mart nt lent with tn* Pop* at a bland of muwe. ananaf acts and mnai taati a P ) M O W C**h McCer |tBStl jam** Garner. Natat* Wood A h ntnciaf genu* rt*«v*m a romance with the daughter of ■ ( M i l a com­ pany owner who i* tuflarmg bom JJ BASEBALL Atlanta Brtrat at San Dago Padrea 600 B 3 HUNTER Hunter and McCaO Ifiad Dryer. Siaptan* hramm) an tel rha wd d( a drug runrtar In thaw aftortt to back down a narcotic* Ingpm (A) I I pS)0LSNCY 0 ) (« n AfYSTERYl RHPy Ac* Of Spat FtwPy taatt lo rwvang* S t w aoN t datth iHurnt to (Vitaia lo mvaHM*** ,r* butt ' and fa ll abtndonmwvt try th* (Vit.th * ha a caught (Pert H o f t » )(R )g 10 00 3 O TRAPPtR JOHN. M O A pumaatmg physician d*t of coro­ nary arratt durmg an opwahon J T a tuapandad whan h* mwett thlt ha l eeemg ghoott (R) J l PS) PCEPCNOCkrr NEWS B (W) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Th# Cdadoi Andre* radadicaim htmaart to practicing aeth mtagray and conducting raaearch (Part I o> >01(R)O O P> MTV SUMMER CONCERTS Bdy Sgwar partormt My tn d el lovar." ' Lonely I* the N ip t." "In th* Dark," "Th# Strot a and other natal Debar*CoboHal 10:30 I I PS) SOS NEWHART 11:00 ^ N O b ir M O O N E W 11EO 3 ENTERTAINMENT TMS WEEK nwrveww wtlh Dm Comtii 3 O M O W ' F Scott Fitrgvald bt ito*) t u*a (tbfai Jaaan Mow. tumday WOd 7 ) O AT THE M O W S hog* (tart and Gana S*tW dneum ww tuccaat ol tcoanca action mevtm m taunt of torch Mm* m "2001 A Space Odytaay and ' S ta W a t ' (R| I t PS) CHICO ANO THE MAN 11 JERRY FALWCIL IS) M O W Mat* Of D*ton" 1TM4) Inch Von 5ttoh*rm. e CD m M O W "Th* Ba*ed Of Andy Crocbar" (Its tl Laa Megan, joey ttiaatantn A \ •unrig ham* M Term la I ad Id And • ■amt h i * r* 300 ■ 3 WOMEN'S GOLF 1200 000 N a n t wond Champwntnap. hnaf retard bam Shat* Haight* Go* CMS kt Shatar Height*. 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Fes. actrem K**y LaBroca and m* w r a tiara of "The (Jeon** J l ROBERT SC H U U S R 500 3 O M O W Prtnca Of Foam |IBM) Tyrone Powwr Orton Wade* ffi (S) T M AVENQERS 0:30 0:30 O >® MONEY MATTERS 3 0 SPECTRUM O WW POtNT ON MUTRmON (M )W V GRANT : WORLD TOMORROW I 7:30 B 3 HARMONY ANDGRACE 7) O EEECNC4 ON TELtWIOM ft PS)«J DAMELS (C O B U R P M O U S Open Naborv at Oamporuhipt bom Maabu 1J SUNDAY FUNMFS BIEIW.V GRANT O tl FROM STAR WARE TO T T « MAKBOQ OF A EAOA A W O ) 3 ) VCbCEOF VCTOWY 1 BfORLDTOMORROW 1)P*l WOOOt WOOOPECKER (M IM B A M itT M n iR ig } ALVMBMOW h t)S L »C R F M O tt* 0:30 ) 3 BUNGAY MAS* 0AT OF OSCOVtRT ORAL ROBERTS E P H PORKY FIG BUGS SUNNY M |S) THUtfOCRKRO* MSB th* mention to data* raguaad I* produce k* uruQua tpaciai oflaclt J J BASISALL Atiantt Brkva* at Bah Ottgo FaWm a (B s a r e t t a (m i rrti CHURCH OP ORLAfCO ) (10) pjrvriNQ C ER A U CE I P I VOLTRON. DEFENDER OP 0 :3 0 3 O CSE IVCNPfQ NEWS ; U ASCE WORLD HEWS SUNOAT O • I B OOtrT EAT TINE P C TURSS SESAME STREET AT THE METROPOKTAN MUSEUM OP AMT Sri Bvd and tm Inanda «•* Kt* Matopoatan Muaaum of Art n Na* Tort • " (M )P B « PANTHER ) ( I0| FOLKWAY1 I |E) MEPCCTOR GADOCT 536 J J AJfPY OFBPFTTH mPS) 1(700 TAKBBADNAMTAGC C ru s In Th# ( IM S) Dan* Andrea a. •con ScunnaM aajwod* area awy lo CorW t career aammg e Imaiem ameff of energy t o I M l M AGC OP WATERCOL- U a M M O W 'Th* Bu c k Stand Of FamarBT (I0B4| lorry Cirt*. J*nM 4 ten* to* 1(706 O 0 0 0 0 NEWS 1(7.30 li FACE T tC N ATO S FWST EAPDET CMJNCM 3 Ooody COB EARLY MORMNQ EARLY MORMNQ (MIFORCVf li FUffTBSe M ROBOTECH 546 ffi « l tYfWFTNBSB DAYBREAK to|T0I A M WEATHER 100 ; TODAY OS) AMTSTOMES Sm u f S (* r* ° ** J O M M B A /TE S ( T O R R I Y I 1 UJEVE IT OR NOT) Fathead a an wno once m (trap v a n w w bce 7:15 ■Met AU weather 7 :3 0 » M TOMMO JERRY (0 a |MIMAMI STREET |R)g "RECTOR GADGET 7*3 U FLBfTSTONCS 500 ft a«| WOOOYWOOORBCKER timMATMCUFV Bn f cpnNratCB. Laoy bepm to H i h* rent money on 0 pan* • M T A L U FROM THE DARKGEM A y iN nn i t M* ird a p e a banatamabon afMr h* rnaau* S campaign atop m a tm 7JO 2 35 100 435 J l AOOAMS FAMILY 500 Q . r NTWLYWEO GAME O THREE S COMPANY U i r r s m a ke a o c a i (JJ) DUKES OF HAZ2AR0 ffi <101 RLADING RAINBOW OD ( I ) 1DREAM OF JEAKNIf J is 3:00 1 SANTA SARBAAA J o OUKWfO LIGHT U GENERAL HOSPITAL ()S ) BUGS SUNNY FRA NOB 505 0 1 S?R 11 BRADY BUNCH ANO ffiiwinoROAsmi (BO) FLORKJA HOME GROWN (Y R n j aid(•) M O W a 530 t-E O P in c o u r t l,J O M ' A ' S ’ H [7 H NEWS a ffi (I0|UNTAMED WORLD ffi (I) MORK ANO UlNOY (S IS) HCATHCUFF 305 12 BUGS BUNNY ANO FR«NO$ 1:05 535 11 FATHER KNOWS IES T supposed lo Jain Glddlngs In a shark cage lo observe close up Ihe great whiles In a fording frenzy. Al first she was reluctant Alter she Jum ped into the cage, she was hysterical and had to be Hauled out. w hich seems like a loiuiuntt sense reaction to close contact with a great while shark. T h e show ends on a mile ol questioning W ill Weatherly pluck up tlir courage m go Kick into the shark Infested Australian waters? Will G ld dings test his theory about scaring sharks bygoing Into the water w iihoui ihe protective rage? One presumes the answers to both questions are yes. but the only w ay to find mil for sure l* to lune In Aug 25' for the second show of the series which also ^vlll feature sea snakes, morny cels, octopusses. grey sharks and manta rays In i InCoral Sea oil Australia. In future episodes Glddlngs and Weatherly will visit Fidel Castro and dive in Ihe underwater HimHole off Cuba, follow the sea's largest m am m al the humpback whale, from the Silver Banks ol the Dominican Republican to Its feeding waters off Newfoundland, and dive under solid lee In Antarctica. C B S has announced the klcknll date lor Its all new Wednesday night Uncup — on Sept 1H "S ilt C ra z y ." "Charlie A C o m p a n y ." "George Burns debut. "S tir C ra zy " |H l i p in. Eastern (line). Inspln-d by the movie of Ihe name mime. Is an net ion comedy ubout two rsea|)ed convicts who n rr trying to stay free and find the taltoord m ail who comm itted Ihe m urder for which they were w rongly convicted "C harlie & C o m p a n y" (9:30-10 p in I stars Flip W ilson and Gladys Knlghi In a middle class hlui k fam ily comedy on Chicago's Sou 111 Side. "George Hum* Com edy W eek" 19 30-10 p m .| tsa comedy anthology hosted by Burns " T h e Equalizer" (10*11 p in I slurs suave, middle-aged Edward Worn!ward as n former secret agency turned court of Iasi resort lor anyone who has exhausted conventional means of law enforce men I 7 O ABC S WORLD NEWS TME MOAM M Jp d U v N b*m ma U S Jl. 430 3 ) (M ) HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE ( S !*) VOLTRON. Of F t HOF d OF THE UNIVERSE C o m e d y W e e k " a m t “ T i l e tC < )u a lta rT " i n u k r l l t r l r 530 JUbu* Ervmg • 8 practcaf 2.30 3 10 C a p i t o l f t (M l GREAT SPACE COASTER 10 1<0) BfNOVATTON (MON) ffi (10) CALLIGRAPHY WTTH KEN BROWN (TU O ffi (10) MAOfC OF OA FABfTVfO (WED) (10) M AGC BRUSH OF GARY ® I (TO) JE»*B*S(THU) ffi (10) M AGC OF WATERCOLORS(FRO n a m e d Tote* TV p r a c tc a l 405 and five tons of shark ball for Dangerous Reef and a rendezvous with Jaws. T h e great whiles were there and ready to be photographed as they grubbed ball and mauled a m annequin stuffed with a h u m a n skeleton drifting on a surfboard. T h e Idea was to learn more about the shark attack syndrom e. Th e pictures from Toto the camera revealed that from an underwater shark's eye view, the mannequin surfer resembled a seal, natural prey for the great white. They also learned that a great white could Ik - scared off by u robot camera From what was lell of the mannequin, they discovered (be exact devastation of a great while shark bite on the human skeleton — 800 pounds per square Inch. At this point pert, perky blond Weatherly was w it h 500 jN K N E W t AT AT DM 700 U T Tie HOUSE ON THE J O STAR TREK 7 ) 0 MIRV (WBFFTN f t (13) SCOOBY 00 0 (D ( BO) SESAME STREET (R) Q O lin S U P fR F W E M * 11 WOS4AMWATCH (WED) '3D OATS OF OUR LMEI CD U A U MY CHAOREH 1 (M ) O C X VAN DYKI ffi (*0) M O W (MON. n * . THU) ffi (TO) M0FFPTCT10N T1 U W K JN N EW Y O R K (UPI) — The flrnt episode of NBC'a new series. •‘oceanQucst." Is a maritim e version of beaulv and (he beast — beauty Is former Miss Universe Shaw n Weatherly, and (he beast Is a great white shark. Th e five-part series, lo premiere Sunday. H 9 p m .. Eastern time, combines the undersea expertise and photography of AI Glddlngs with Ihe blond appeal of (be I9HO M I sh Universe, who looks fetching In bathing suits w ith high cut legs T h e history of the show Is unusual. In April, I9B4. G lddlngs placed a newspaper ad that said: "W a n trd — a year of your life for the adventure of your life." Weatherly was among those answering the ad Glddlngs proposed training her as n diver — she had never done It before — and then taking her along on a one-year, eight-ocean ramble In search ofadventure, T h e sh o w gives the. v ie w e r an Idea of W eatherly's training. She unquestionably was In great shape to start out with — take that any way ypu will — and by the time G lddlngs took her through a tough training period she was ready to K° First stop was Pori Lincoln. Australia, where they b o a r d e d the s h a r k t x ia t N e m a n a n d to o k oft MONDAY 3 | 12:30 O ® SEARCH FOR TOMORROW OP O YOUNG ANO T M RESTLESS O lovw g PS) BEVERLY HALSALCS UP1 TV R eporter 1:30 O MORE REAL PEO P U JtMMY SWAGQART • 3 RM f ly J o a n H a n n u c r 100 Sa 1205 0 a f a fu n tsto n es u m i h o u s e o n t m f r a j- s 200 t o ® ANOTHER WORLD * O o n eu feto lm OS) ANDY ONPFTTM (B0» ALOHA CHPLA (WED) (Kb ON THE MONEY (THU) (tO) FOLKWAYS (FRO t o T l MtOOAY 3 0 1 3 0 NEWS i t PS) EEWITCHED t o (TO) NATURE OP THBfOE (MON) to (TO) ( « MASTtRPCCE THEATRE 0 * S )|M)MYET1RY)(WI01 im (D (TO) NOVA (THU) ffi |tO) CVtMNQ AT POPE (FRn a)<B1 hfANNa 4 00 O 'oceanQuesf: Tale Of Beauty And The Beast 11:30 i i ? O AS T M WOMD TURNS P S IG O M ER PYU I TO) PAPfTPta CERAUCS (FRR AFTERNOON n ffi (HA m is t e r r o q i r s ir i (S P ) PtSPECTOR g a d g e t 1:30 I (TO) FLORKJAJTYll 11:30 | M E A TM A N U O to X O N M (N ) GRG2LY AOAJMS (I) VEGAS WORLD TOMORROW jj a 11J0 WHEEL. O f FORTUNE I PTBCE • FBQMT |ANOM(R) (P S )E X J H T G ENOUGH ) ( TO) W FRE COOKPeO NOW )|S) FAMAY ) O EYEWITNESS DA Y1RGAK tP G O O O O D A Y l 9-00 proftmoigca ar and choraagrwhw got atartad Th* w**t Char, tamer WShama Do* DaLutm. Sima Kanaiy. ’ Th* td SuRvan Show the yo-yo Iha dapartmam nova J [ (M| WHO KbeOOOM mg ef "Star Wart " th* lm p «* Bbhm Baca and Rattan of Or* 8 n read 10:00 SAVER SPOONS (R) 10:30 2 prtvtt* 4.-00 #05 535 J J I LOVE LUCY O J s a l e o p t h e c e n tu r y T j O K Y A N -S H O P E a 110) v o y a g e o p t h e m m (S P) NEW D C X VAN DYKI SHOW h n of PrttiOwn franbbn D hoo- 2.30 B 3 NFL PRESEASON FOOTGALL WaaNngion Radtkma at Lo* f i i w r e s t l in g a ia jo c o rr 10:05 3 O M O W Eleanor And FrtrWBn~ (Pad 2 Of 21 ISTbl .*n* A*.w> I f tet w a u . s m e e r wee* 2 :3 0 ' 3 O M O W Th* Leal (IB M ) RNhard WUVrvwl Fan 530 to 3 LOVE COtMECDON 3 30 32 M O W a l l -s t a r s l i t i 12:00 II MOW B 3 3 O (I) O new s 11 (IS)FOM B (W2| ADAM BMfTHS MONEY WORLD Guests Ranald LI, prate dam far East Sloe* Etchang*. Smon Uwray. dree tor Hutchmaon Whampoa Simon ****** charman. Jwdm* Mathaaon t C a . ltd (R) Oar. lawtrtt HtrrmAnn . 5:30 KWh ArthiaHd. Nad Beatty |R)Q 3 o M O W Superman" ( t l t l ) Chraiophar R**»a. Margot Kiddar Utd marvrarad raponar Ctark i n dont K t rad cap* tnd uam K I M>*rth»n«n po**rt to thwart an anhcnmmal» plot to dmtroy th* Watt Co h i ante a pant aarthBu**a (RIO i t PS) s t n n t m u SHOW ki mu Si 505 J J HAZEL HOUR MAGAZINE O 1100.000 MAMS THAT in » ip TUNE (SSI BO VALLEY _ (TO) REAOPKJ RAINBOW m 9 (t) MY THREE SONS 515 to (1*1 HEALTH m a t t e r s 1:30 505 0:00 B 3 OCEJLNQUEST (Ptorruar*) On*m*togr*ph*r AJ GaMnga and 1M0 M m Lbrnara* Shawn Waaih*ny Mam up lo mamma in# mytiarm and wondarb ef th* ocean dtprrt ai W M t Oaarh shark apaciabal Dr John McCoaaar |om* them m search of th* graal ahn* Krart oft Ih* coast of AutbtAa 3 O MURDER. SHE WROTE htpnrn of th* tanm pri (DOtXALOGUE too 3 O NEWS 1205 World Champamhip horn Shatar Maightt Goil Club in Shaker ' " a j M t Ouo (D O TRAVERS STAKES The 1 llin running at a mde-and a-duartar lor thraa year oldt IhoroughIna from Saratoga Race I Ttect H T U < M )B J/ lC * 0 I PS) M O W Charta Cobb Wc* Night for A Hanging <1977) O u Gidagar. Raph Baaam, A waanhy rancher Ram a datactwa to And h* I tea erofnamt m thaw wot* and I J J NKJHT TRACKS 5:00 0 3 WOMENS GOLF U00 000 ) 0 MORI ARAL PEOPLE 1(705 Q DONAHUE OEARNAETJONO f (W) WALTONS ) (T01SESAME STREET (R)Q D CAROL auRNTTT AM) 7 :4 5 O K T W E X N GAMES 5 B (!) M O W "Th* Sundowner*'' (IM S ) Deborah Kerr, heberl Same, a Ngh achoof Cary to hap twn And mr*nand (R )g B ( W DOCTOR WHO ton* mo t mm rabbit Q P )M 0 H T GALLERY FtoRhar (A.rgwa Lantbwy) Hndt rartarr naipirrg a poK a chn ™ m itingt iion of a murdar 12.00 0 3 SUBURBAN M A T Dee W dMe* Slone and Shaaty Fabarm R a at pan of a loam of woman whose of a Uo ffl (TO) HEALTH MATTERS 11:30 3 0 BLACK AW A D O M WEEK WITH D A W 10:00 11:30 T : O 8TAA t m k 11 O J) c h w b ffi (101 on THE MONEY Faatvaod buying a home municipal bond*, chootmg a guardun Ku Chadian, moppuig ten a pertonai computai i« ig CD ret g r e a t e s t a m c m c a m f but dritw t (Pari | of I ) |R) (R> 4:00 11M ttiWREETUNO O TYaRTT M*R/TES IM N E W T tC H l S ITS) QOUMIET COOKM Q hat to dad 2:30 (7) Q ■ (M A LO K A C H M A 505 (ft I DREAMOSJ 530 1 (M l IS) FAT ALBERT 535 |X b e w it c h e d 500 to 3 ORfORCE COURT 9 • ar* u n d e r w a t e r r o b o t c a m e ra Huey Lewis & The N ew s M akes It To The Top Spot I O b A N G E L E S <UI’I| - Huey Lewis A Th e News jumped Into the lop spot In this week's Billboard Magazine "Hot 100'* survey of popular music with yet another hot seller from Ihe album "S p o rts." " T h e Power Of Love" is only Ihe latest In a string of hits from the H uey Lewis L I’, which has spent 9 9 weeks on the album charts and sold more lhan 5 million copies. Th e latest single displaced the British new wave duo Tears For Fears, w hich held the No. 1 spot on the pop singles <hart for three weeks w ith the single "Shout." "S h o u t" f i lle d I h e hole led by Huey Lewis In I h e s e c o n d spol In this week's shuffle. T e a r s F o r F e a rs ' a lb u m . "Songs Fro m Th e Big C h a ir.” r e -e n t e r s I h e to p spot o n Billboard's album chart, swit­ ching places with Bryan Adam s' "Reckless" after two weeks at No. 2. Billboard Magazine bases Us weekly m usic charts on a survey of radio airplay and record sales. Rounding out Ihe lop five on the Blnglcs chart were "N ever Surrender" by Corey Hart, the title tong from the "St. Elm o's Fire" soundtrack by Jo hn Parr and Aretha Franklin's latest. "Freew ay of Love." which con­ tinued Its bold on Ihe top of the black singles chart. S t in g c o n tin u e d his firs t assault on the album charts' without T h e Police behind him . with " T h e Dream Of Th e Blue Tu rtle s" m oving up one notch Into the No. 3 slot on the L P list behind "Reckless." After holding steady at No. 3 on the album chart for three weeks. Phil Collins drops a notch w tlh " N o Jacket R e q u ire d ." "B ro th e rs In A rm s" by Dire \ U |D F lo y d T h e a t r e s | F l « A TWIN I n n 377-7507 > M 1 T I D M 0 ) J < )LN I I ) yycjoin the adventure (PS) SIFVTN ViElDEKG Prevent) Straits Jumps two places to the fifth spot. Aretha Franklin und her pink Cadillac stay at the top of the black singles chart for Ihe fourth straight week w ith "Freew ay of Love," and W hitney Houston continues a rapid chart climb with "Saving A ll My Love For Y o u ." the second hit from her album, moving into the second spot. MQVtllANDOn 377 1716 No. 3 on the black music chart this week Is Kool A T h e Gang w ith "C h e ris h .'' followed by T in a Turner an d "W e Don't Need Another Hero” from the latest Mad Max movie. Patti LaBelle stays at No. 5 with "Stir It Up " * 1% : j A * * I �•C— leaning Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, Aug. II . 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He usually likes to keep u nice, easy pace of about two seconds per rock On this latest visit, I clocked him unofficially al 1.4 seconds. I asked him what was wrong "It's those dad-burned folks down to the credit company." he said bitterly "I got me one of them plastic Ihtngs that lei you buy without payin'," he continued. "Those arc slicker than a load In a mud hole I'd Just present dial little card, and I could buy unylhlug m y little ol' h rn rl was ahankerin' for." I (old George 1was surprised to hear he was using credit He seemed ihe sort to pay hard cash. "A in't no other way to get by," he sighed, rocking even faster. "Look at this here check from Ihe Social Security.“ I looked. I had lo admit It wasn't much. "I suppose it's bettcr'n u kick In the knee with u frozen bool, but It sure don't pay all the hills. If 1 didn't have tills credit thing. I’m not sure what I'd do," l asked George why he was upset with the credit card peo­ ple. H * f §M Ptwtoft ft? T o m m y Vlncftnt " W e lt , th e y sent a lo n g a le tte r •ayIn' l hut surpassed somethin* See S IL E N T , page 6D Charities Race To Pick By Fa ith Keenan BANGKOK. Thailand (UPII - A com­ petition between two Bangkok charities to do good deeds lias become a macabre war In which they race each other to uceldent scenes and homicides lo be Ihe first to pick up deud bodies and takr them lo the morgue. The competition belween employees of the Kuam Katanvu Foundation and the Poh Teek Tung Foundation became healed Iasi April when a ghoulish brawl broke out over claims lo ihe bodies of three men killed by police. Officers had to fire warning shots to end that free for all. bul the Incident hardly put an end to high speed chases. The competition Is spurred not directly by money bul by prestige. But the more publicity they get for thefr good deeds, the larger the donations to their groups. Quii . 1 * m Abortion On Crash Course With Technology By R ick Branson Herald Staff W rite r Abortion Is on a crash course with technology, says Jean Doyle, state repre­ sentative and past president of National Night lo Life, the nation's largest anti- burl inn group Newly developed Instruments »u ;_ .1 ultrasound X -ra y machines, which televise the fetus in the womb, will nuIllTv the notion that the fetus Is a non-human “ blob of tissue" that can be destroyed at w ill. Mrs. Doyle, of Maitland, said In a recent Interview. Ultrasound was used In the antiabortion movement's recent film. "The Silent Scream." which shows a 12-week fetus being aborted. In the film, narrated by former abortionist Dr. Bernard Nathanson. the fetus appears to try to dodge (he suction Instrument and shakes violently during the procedure, The film, pro-llfers say. proves a fetus, even us young as 12 weeks old. can feel pain They hall the movie as the "Uncle To m 's Cabin" of the anll-aborllon movement. "Uncle To m 's Cabin." a novel about a slave's life written by Harriett Beecher Stowe. Is said to have uroused the nation's consciousness lo the horrors of Southern slavery In the 1850* The film, which iK n v heavily on ultrasound footage. Is potent ammuni­ tion in the anti-abortion movement's fight against abortion. Mrs Doyle said, Ultrasound and other rapidly-developing techniques which show the fetus In Us developing stages, will change peoples' minds about aborUon. she predicted. "There Is no argument anymore about whether an unborn child Is a live human In-lug. It's gone Science took It away." she said. But Planned Parenthood, an Interna­ tional birth control education organiza­ tion. and oilier groups that support abortion rights, have heavily criticized 1The Silent Scream." T lw group charges that the film Is sclenVilirally misleading, saying among other things, that a 12-week-old fetus' cnrmx is not developed enough for the fctp#h) feel pain. N a lk in a l Klghl lo L ife haa re b u ilt* ! the charges, mostly In debates and through the media. But It will try to answer those arguments more forcefully In a second "Silent Scream" film expected to be released In December. Mrs. Doyle said Nathanson gave some details about the film at a Right to Life meel lug In Clearwater In June. The "sequel." like Ihe first film, will be produced by American Portrall Films In Anahrlm. California. It has not been D ollars Since the April Incident, spokesmen for both the Chinese foundations claim that a gentlemen's agreement has elimi­ nated body snatching. " W e ' r e f r i e n d l y n o w . " sa id Rungnarong Skuphlan. a 23-ycarold driver for Ruam Katanvu. "It's un- PERSPECTIVE derstood that whoever arrives first takes the body." But the competitive spirit lingers. ' We are the older foundation." said Sanguan Suwanwaianakul. manager of Poh Trek Tun g, hinting at a deserved respect from the younger competitor. Rungnarong still races through etty streets at 75 m ph and admits to ______ Corpses occasionally causing auto accidents himself, bul not serious ones. Workers deposit the dead at the police rnorgur, pending notification of relatives. If no one claims a body, the foundations provide funeral and burial or cremation services for the forgotten decrased. R u n g n a ro n g re lis h e s h is work because. "I like to drive fast when there's an a ccldrnt. I feel like a superman who helps people." He has the op portun ity lo play "superm an" nearly every night as car and motorcycle accidents occur fre­ quently on Bangkok's chaotic thorough­ fares and sldestrects PatrolIng the metropolis in a Ruam Katanyu rescue van. Rungnarong re­ ceives accldrnt notices via police radio broadcasts. He shifts Into high gear almost spontaneously as the radio crackles with the tocatlun and type of accident. With mutilated bodies awaiting him. one wonders. "W hy the rush?" Money Is not the motivation, us neither foundation rerelvcs a commission bused on body counts They do, however, depend on publicity to rlld l contribu­ tions from the Chinese community Poh Tcck Tu n g eurns lietwrrn 00,000 and 70.000 baht IS2.G00I a day. according to Its accountant. Slrlchal Vlsatnonkolchui Ruam Katanyu, the smaller organiza­ tion. receives an average of 0.000 befit |$225| a day from Individuals Such a "merit commission" Is moled In Buddhism, ihe religion followed by !»H percent of Thailand's population Gain­ ing merit through good deeds assures a better position In one's next life, according to Buddhist doctrine. called a 'credit limit.' Can you feature that? Here I thought they wanted me to borrow, ^tnd now they up and tell me I can only borrow so m uch." I told George that was pretty standard.* "It sure didn't seem standard to me. I sent along a letter telling 'em I was going lo do like the boys down In Washington. I Just told 'em lo raise my crrdll limit, and I kept on a-chargtnV' I asked George what happened alter that, "Well, I got me a nasty little t all Irom a nasty 111He lady name of Flnster. She was madder'n a coon dog She told me I couldn't rightly do such a thing." George's rocker was slowing down. He took a tong gulp ol hooch, thought a few moments, and continued. "You know. In the Id lin '. I got lo admit she was being pretty [eusonuble. A body does need limits’. And It gives me un Idea ulxiut those Washington boys." G e o rg e 's Idea was w o rth hearing I asked him to go on. "W e ll, the way the credit woiks Is that you can only borrow so much, and then you got to start payin' I Just got to thtnkln' maybe the government ought to do the same I told George the federal gov­ ernment already has a debt See T E L L ’EM. page 6 D by Berke Breathed BLOOM COUNTY (*• American Sets rSnail-Eating Record B y United Proas The 3 3 1-pound International D-jWo’utWCli. wbn r-Ca".j>letJ LO N D O N < U H » An Green in tire twoAm erican chom ped and way eating race at a London swallowed his way lo a new hotel. !utd an cxrusr for bis world record by gulping 2.2 pounds of snails in under "I was In pain right from three minutes In a two-man the s u n ." he said, produc­ eating race. ing a medical certificate ImmedUlrly aftor setting that he suffered from a the new snall-eattng record. hernia. T » going tmo hos­ Th o m a s Greene. 45. of pital for ail opera lion As Maryland, searched for a won as I an* fit again, l am glass of beet to wash the going to get the title bock.” taste away. The only thing Greene The 203-pound Greene downed the 2-2 pounds, or said a fte r h is r e c o r d -, 1 kilogram, of snails In 2 breaking perfnrmunct was. m inutes 43.95 seconds, "Can 1have a cool beer?" The race was officiated by smashing the previous re­ cord of 3 minutes 45.78 a representative from the s e c o n d s set b y F e i c r Guinness Book of World Records. : v ' Do wdeswell. 43. of England n a ,» < v c ~ ~ m T »p n W N o n / m v m i w *T f f t F M R O F M t O t NOTINFMKCF yXXM XP MAPON KXfiKH Anp rnt m w t n i 3TM KUCIW NX MT1ATM f W a iA / lW E tS M nmky K/wmsma in n £ f O H M M m v r . X W lN n tb ttA l m u . o r are t a m n c w r nee c t stmne in in -te M u r m t-M L m SA6€Pl M '- I N A C O M X YM C H SeeM\ w c r s m H L X B M t .m e x M W Y Er u x jt iL A f m m M T fXACllV kfiAT ' p tu m to f. « �Evening Herald DICK WEST (USPS U1 2M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831 -9993 Sunday, Aug. IS, 1985 — 3D Got A Sequel Title For Back To The Future? W ASHINGTON (UPIJ - Maybe It's only the title that's packing 'em In. but the movie "Back to the Future" has become a real box office smash this summer. Ways* D. Ooyla, Publither Thom*i Giordano, Managing Editor Matvln Adklnt, Advartitlng Director Home Delivery: Week. $1 10. Month. *4 75; 3 Months, • 14 25; 6 Months. $27 00: Year. »5 I OO liy Mall Week. •I 50 Month.86 OO: 3 Months, •IBOO.0 Months. *33 50; Year. *60 00 ') A Bold Gamble Several years ago, General Motors Corp. was nearing a decision to produce a pew S-body car when a co m p an y cost study concluded that the JajMtnrse could build the same car for $2,000 less per u n it. W hereupon the stunned G M executives scrapped their plans and decided to try to beat the Japanese auto m anufacturers at their ow n game. T h u s w as born the S a tu rn project, a $ 5-hllliun G M gambit* that this nation's largest autom aker can stream line Its sub­ compact operations, recapture the small-car market from the Japanese, and perhaps e v e n t u a lly r e v o lu t io n iz e th e d o m e s tic automobile Industry. T o achieve these am bitious goals, G M has gone hack to basics. Indeed, the Sa turn plant will strive for a degree of m anufacturing Integration not seen In the United States since Henry Ford creutcd the massive River Rouge facility near Detroit that could assemble 7,000 M fx lcl-T's from start to finish in a single day. GM expects that its Saturn m odel can be assembled in approxim ately (JO w ork hours, or nearly half the time It takes A m erican auto m anufacturers to build a subcom pact car. Of course, the S a tu rn Is Infinitely m ore complex than was M r. Fo rd 's M odel-T. T h e S a tu rn plant com plex, scheduled to begin p roduction In 1989. w ill encompass some 0 m illio n square feet w ith an estimated ISO acres u n d e r one roof. Raw m aterials such as steel, ru b b e r, and plastic will be shipped to the site and turned Into power trains, engines, guskets, and body panels. A sophisticated com puter netw ork, now being developed by Electronic Data Systems, will coordinate the Saturn from design to delivery. A ll told, the c o m p le x w ill a s s e m b le a n d p a in t an estimated 5 0 0 .0 00 cars an n u a lly. A dvanced technology aside, the success of the S a turan concept depends as well upon an un com m on degree of cooperation between m anagem ent and labor. T o ensure such cooperation. G M and the United Autom obile W orkers have changed the »lu lu * ot a ssem bly -tine w orkers from hourly laborers to salaried employees. S im i­ la rly . w o r k e r -m a n a g e r d is t in c t io n s are blurred. Th e re will be no tim e clocks, no reserved parking, and everyone will eat In thr name lu n ch ro o m . Although their base salary will o n ly be HO percent of the prevailing Industry rate, Saturn em ployees can exceed the average wage through n um erous pro­ d uctivity Incentives. Moreover, HO percent of thr S a tu rn w o rk force will receive permanent job security. B o rro w in g a page from the Ja p a n rs e p la y b o o k , p la n t m a n a g e rs w ill s o lic it employee sup|M>rt before Issuing orders. T h e w atchw ords at Saturn w ill be "participation" and " c o n s e n s u s d e c is io n -m a k in g ." F o r exam ple, the union will have veto power over m any decisions heretofore left to manage­ m ent. Flexible work rules w ill also reduce the num ber of rigidly defined Job classifications, thereby elim inating m any of the production delays that Increase costs. Instead, workers will be organized Into sm all groups that can build. Install, und Inspect entire assemblies, such as the cooling system. T a k e n together, such Innovations could spur p ro d uctivity. i>ermit G M to regain the com petitive edge, and stem the rising tldr of foreign uuto Imports. More Im portant, the Saturn concept could be adopted by other U .S . carm akers as they seek sim ilar cost reductions. General Motor's bold gamble demonstrates that the Am erican autom obile Industry ts tryin g to adjust to changing market condi­ tions. Nevertheless, It Is no sm all exaggera­ tion to suggest that if the S a tu rn concept falls, the sm all-car market m ay well lx* conceded to foreign m anufacturers. BERRYS WORLD During one week for which i saw the figures, this film even outgrosaed "Rambo: First Blood. Part II," which President Reagan plugged tn connection with the airline hostage crisis, Presumbly, some motion picture producer already Is at work on a sequel to "Back to the Future." a movie about a boy who steps Into a time machine and meets his parents In 1955 before they are married. T o show you how backward the futuie ts. this time machine doesn't have a metal detector. The title of the sequel obviously will be vital. Somehow. "Back to the Future: First Marriage. Part II" falls to grab me. As does "Son of Back to the Future." If I may be so presumptuous. 1 would suggest "Forward to the Past.” or some such original designation. The movie would feature a girl who becomes a tim e tra ve le r and m eets her p a te rn a l (and) was told that the congressman had already left to cast his vote. The fact ts that the congressman had not left and was stilt at the restaurant." Up to this point. Crane seems a victim of a set of coincidences that would happen to anyone. Now comes the good part: Another congressman who also was at the restaurant and missed the vole was Rep. Thomas Ridge. R-Pa.. with whom Crane had "paired ' on the MX Issue. Crane favored appropriating an additional • 1.5 billion for 21 more missiles: Ridge was opposed. Pairing was defined In Crane's news release as "a parliamentary device by which members of Congress can express their views on legisla­ tion." Generally, however, the paired members aren't having lunch a block away. Fortunately, both are Republicans so their simultaneous presence at the club was not a cause of eyebrow-lifting. Now that the MX Issue Is back with us again. I'm looking forward to the sequel. Should be. as they say In Hollywood, a creative triumph. SCIENCE WORLD WILLIAM RUSHER Really Need The Drink? South African Scenario People accustomed to receiving (heir Information on events In South Africa from the American news media must feel a bit disoriented these days. Having setlled dowp lo watch a highly edifying morality play In w hich South A frica 's oppressed blacks were to rise up against their white rulers and the hated policy of apartheid, they must suddenly adjust to the fact that the blacks are enthusiastically killing each other and have recently expanded their slaughterous activi­ ties to Include a large number of Aslans (native-born Indians). In fact, the whites are one of the few racial groups In South Africa that have been almost exempt from the recent spute of killings there. It's rather as If. on some late-night movie, thr Comanches encircled a small troop of U.S. cavalry, then Inexplicably turned lo killing one another and decimating a nearby group of Apaches. Th e explanation, of course, is that the version of South African events l w ln g p e d d le d b y the U . S . n e w s rnrdls Is wildly nut of phase with reality. As Huck Finn says some­ where. we're eating "bread that has ■and In It." The murder of blacks by blacks In S o u t h A f r i c a Is no m e r e eplphenomenon: It Is the centrally significant event In the current ■cries. Like any other serious revo­ lutionary bloc, the African National Congress (which Is communistdominated. and therefore currently hus Its headquarters In Zambia) understands perfectly well that Its first priority must be to destroy or terrorize Into Impotence all rivals for le a d e rs h ip of the p o p u la tio n targeted us the focus of revolution: In this cane. South Africa's blacks, tls latest orders were broadcast on May 6 over the A N C 's Radio Freedom. Iwised In Ethiopia; they called for all blacks cooperating with the South African authorities lobe "dealt with." Hence the appalling Internal strife In the black townships. and the government's declaration of a stale of emergency In the affected areus. Despite stern police measures, the ANC's drive has been ulannlngly successful: According lo one source credited by The New York Times, "only five of 38 local black councils — established by (Prime Minister) Botha us a nascent form of black democracy — arc still able to function. Last year, 240 bluck officials. Including 27 mayors, re­ signed... Black local government, some activists say, has virtually collapsed." Summertime athletes take heed: Thirst Is not a reliable Indicator of the body's need for water, a Purdue nutritionist warns. Olivia Bennett Wood, who is also a member of the Indiana Governor's Council for Physical Fitness and Sports Medicine, says Instead of wal l i ng until they are thirsty, athletes should drink one and a half cups of water before working out and a half cup of cool water every 15 minutes during activity. T o be absolutely sure, she sug­ gests athletes weigh themselves before and alier practice, then drink two cups of water for every pound lost. Water Is better than sports drinks because It takes less time to leave thr stomach, she said. Sports drinks contain only small amounts of sodium and jxUasslum. which can tie replaced by a well balanced diet. JULIAN BOND N ew Interest G roup The Democrats think they've lost four of the lust five presidential elections because they focused too m u c h o n n a r r o w g r o u p s of special-interest voters. Under this analysts, they've paid too m u ch attention lo blacks, women, guys, Hlspanles und labor, and have Ignored the rest of America. Many Democrats are now de­ manding that their party move closer to the "cenlrr” of the political spectrum, to present u broad appeal to the average, middle-of-the-road American voter. But Is (Ills analysis correct? I asked m y friend Robinson (or his opinion of what's gone wrong with the Democratic Party. Robinson, whose last political position was as director of a school where blacks were taught how to become Reagan Negroes, had more than a little to say. "T h e Democrats have given the Republicans under Ronald Reagan a virtual monopoly on a hitherto unsol i ci t ed group of v o t e r s . " Robinson said. "W h ile Wal ter Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro were wondering whether Jesse Jackson would endorse them, or whether the gender gap was wide enough, Reagan und George Bush concentrated on that laigc pool of voters usually Ignored by both purtlcs — the simple-minded and the m ean." he explained. "How m any of them are out there." I asked. “ More than you want to believe," Robinson replied. "W e think they may have become a majority of the electorate since 1976." "Walt a second.” I said. "Is this another of your scatns, like the Clarence M, Pendleton School, where studrnts are taught to sing "I Get u Negative Reaction from Af­ firmative Action"? "Not at a ll," Robinson said. "Leading pollsters have known about this gioup of voters for years. Bui the group's Intellectual slow­ ness und selfishness has simply kept Its members Iroin forming formal organizations. But they're there. How else do you account for Reagan's ability to say, without challenge, that trees cause air pollution, und that Mexicans are brttrr equipped for stoop labor because Ihey'rr built close to the ground?" "A h ." I said " I ’ve got you now. Reagan made those remarks when he was governor of California We re talking presidential politics and demographics now." "Precisely," said Robinson. "Just look at Reagan's latest remarks on South Africa. He gives 'constructive engagement' credit for producing a ‘hiruclal education system.' and he takes credit for liberalizing the law that regulates Interracial sex " Crohn's disease Is usually treated with drugs or surgery, but doctors In England say patients In re­ mission who followed a carefully controlled diet were able to do without drugs for several years. Crohn's disease ts an Inflammato­ ry bowel disorder with no known cause. Its symptoms include ab­ dominal pain, fever, loss of appetite, weight loss and diarrhea. Drugs and surgery are used for Initial treat­ ment. but relapse often follows when patients resume normal eat­ ing. necessitating further m e d i c a t i o n , d o c t o r s at A d denbrooke's Hospital In Cambridge. England, reported. Writing In the British Journal The lancet, the doctors said they found that seven of 10 Crohn's patients who were placed on a special diet rem ained In rem ission for six months. Among 10 other Crohn’s patients who ate a normal diet rich In fiber, all relapsed. Under the diet, patients were screened for specific foods that provoked -symptoms. Thereafter, they avoided those foods. "Th e dietary approach Initially demands Intense concentration and cooperallon between patient, doctor and dietician, but the Improvement In health and well being was such that very few patients did not c o n s i d e r the d i f f i c u l t i e s worthwhile,'' the doctors wrote. Severe bums can trigger a series of reactions activating a part of the I m m u ne system, ultimately damaging lungs. University of Michigan scientists have discovered, however, that vitamin E may help prevent the damage JACK ANDERSON Teamsters Cleaning Up Their Pension Act By Jack Anderson And Joseph Bpsar W ASHINGTON - The Teamsters Union hus had anything but a good press. The news that the Justice Department was ending Its probe of Teamsters President Jackie Pressrr — the only labor boss lo endorse President Reagan — brought cries of political paybacks. A Senate subcom m ittee has vowed to Investigate. But the Teamsters can take heart In a development lhal hus had no publicity: Its once Infamous (tension (und. long believed to have been used by organized crime figures for personal gain, appears to have cleaned house. "You fust hod two com l dustyhu ot ths Rich and Fomout' t» no lengor Intorostod In you, but ‘00 Mlnutos1Is." grandparents In 1930 before they get hitched. Speaking of springing forward to the past. If ever there Is an award ceremony for distin­ guished achievement In the fteld of congressio­ nal explanations. I Intend to nominate Rep. Philip Crane. R-lll. When MX mlaslle approprtallon legislation was before the House earlier. Crane's office pul out a news release explaining why the Illinois Republican missed the vote. Turns out he was eating lunch a block away. As was explained in the news release. Crane "was aware that the vote would be taken during the noon hour and scheduled a luncheon at the National Republican Club, one block from his office. "Bells are rung and announcements ore made at this restaurant so that members may be Informed when there are voles on the floor ... When .he MX vote was taken, however, the mechanism was turned off ... "As a back-up measure, he (Crane) had informed his office to call In the event of the Important vote. His personal secretary did phone the restaurant when the vote was made For 25 years, federal Investigators have been battling lo rid the nation's largest pension und welfare fund of Us criminal taint. As late as 1962. separate reports Issued by Sen. Sam Nunn. D-Ga.. and the General Accounting Office scolded the Lubor Department for Its “ his- torlcul Institutional Incapacity" to tackle labor racketeering. A new report by the G A O — to be released next week — takes a decidedly more optimistic view. It points out that the fund's assets have climbed from 11.5 billion nine years ago to $5 2 billion as of last December. The fart thut "the assets have grown so damn much" ta evidence that the pension fund ts soundly managed, one O AO analyst told our associate Tony Capacclo. More significantly the G AO report lists three key areas tn which the Teamsters fund Is severing Its ties to organized crime: — Earlier reports concluded that pension fund trustres were doing their best lo "repeatedly and o p e n ly " undercut Independent managers required by the Labor Department. As evidence, (he FBI cited a still-secret 1979 report of a conversation between Kansas City mob boss Nick Civtlla and Chicago mob soldier Joey “ The Clow n" Lomburdo. "Joe Indicated a need to get rtd of the asset managers.” the report stated. "Ctvclln also Indicated that (former trustee) Roy Williams was attempting to remove” one manag­ er, aa well. Declared Lombardo "We have a lot of work to do to get the fund back, a lot of moves to make and scheming to do." That attitude hus apparently changed, according to the GAO. The auditors noted thetr agreement with this assessment of the fund’s court-appointed special council; "The trustees had a positive at­ titude toward strict compliance" with the pension laws, the report noted, adding that the pension fund's "officers and employees had been extremely helpful and cooper­ ative." Th e report also found that the current trustees monitor the managers "without interfering with their activities and responsibilities.” The pension fund Is moving to recover $140 million In loans tnude Vegas casinos thought to be owned by the mob. "Th e Pension Fund could suffer losses from Its loans on the three hotrls/caslnns of as much as 821.3 million." the G A O noted. "Such a loss would represent less than 0.5 percent of the fund's assets and probably would not significantly affect fund operation." In a trial slated for next month, the Justice Department will attempt to prove that 862 million In pension fund loans to the Stardust and Fremont casinos were influenced by a Milwaukee crime family. Both the Labor Department and the fund arc seeking to recover loans from the Aladdin casino. — For more than 30 years, the pension fund used Amalgamated Insurance Agency Services Inc. to process claims. Amalgamated was the central operation of convicted mob financier Allen Dorfman. who was murdered two years ago. Even before Dorfman's gangland-style slaying, the pension fund had de­ cided to buy out Its assets. i �OPINION Sunday. Aug. II. t n s - i D Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. ▼ ' * d ' 1 ) IV » , • One Wbman's Secret Of Perpetual Youth Overlooked Freedoms Foundation Features By any standard. Stella Forcha is a most remarkable woman. She has quietly and unobtrusively built a legacy based on dally acts of kindness In continuing with her activities, she refutes any claim that advancing age must limit what a person can do She I vc no patience with oldsters whose only Interest's their newest ache or pain." lla Forcha was born in Donaldsonvllle. Louisiana In 1897. She moved with her husband to New Orleans in 1942 and. five years later, began working at a cigar factory as a packer, a Job she held until retiring In 1962 In 1955, when Children’s Hospital was founded In New Orleans. Stella began a relationship with the hospital and Its young patients that continues today At first, Stella spent her free time visiting the children and playing games with them. Soon, she* was baking cakes and hams to raflle to her co workers at the cigar factory. All of the proceeds from these raffles went to toys, games, beds. 23 whrelchalos and the hospital. With time. Stella’s actlvl* Iscven wooden red wagons stufTco with lies grew. pillows. Regardless of the surroundings, a To the staTT at Children’s Hospital. stay in the hospital can be a frightening Stella Is a volunteer extraordinaire. To time lor a young child. Being wheeled the children, she represents an amaz­ through the corridors strapped to a ing range of characters • the "cookie standard hospital gurney only adds to lady." the Easier Bunny. Mrs. Santa that trauma. The red wagons provide a Claus • but mostly a friend. In past less frightening and more enjoyable years. Stella served cookies and Juice to mode of transportation for the patients the children once every week. Every at Children’s Hospital. Easter she comes to the hospital Despite the demands of her selfbeating Easter baskets, complete with described "hobby." Mrs. Forcha still decorated eggs and chocolate bunnies. finds time for other activities. She At Christmas, Stella arrives laden with serves as a block captain for the Cancer home baked cookies and cakes, fruit Society and the Heart Fund, raising and gifts for her "dear hearts." money for Ihose worthy causes Her Stella also directs some of her home Is used as a polling place and she abundant energy to raising money for serves as custodian of the voting Children’s Hospital. She has continued machines on election day. She Is also her one-woman rallies, and since her an active worker for her church. retirement, she has hand-sewn aprons In 1985. Stellu Forcha will observe and towels wlilc’i are sold to benefit the her 88th birthday and the 30th anni­ hospital. Over the years, the proceeds versary of her service lo Children’s of her raffles and sales have bought Hospital She has no plans to slow down, but Intends to keep on bringing love and happiness to her "dear hearts." For centuries, human beings have searched In vain for that magical elixir or fountain which would keep them perpetually young. Stella Forcha’s ageless spirit Is evidence that she has come closer to .hat Impossible goal than any expedition ever launched. Her simple secret Is caring about others Instead of worrying about herself. Stella Forcha was selected to reictvc the George Washington Honor Med.il m Individual Achelvemcnt from Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. The ruitlonal awards program honors organi­ zations and Individuals whose activities support and perpetuate the Ideals inherent In the American political, social and economic system Nomina tlona from the public are welcome and should be sent to the Director of Aw ards, Freedom s Foundation at Valley Forge. PA 19481. r I Treasure In Harlem .. i By Fra n k Spoinitz UP1 Feature W rite r N EW Y O R K 1UPII Am id the graffiti-scarred and crim e-plagued streets of Harlem, the world's most Important collection of New World artifacts has been housed Tor more than a half-century, virtually Ignorrd by ihc public. The Museum of the American Indian resides In the cramped quarters of a neoclasslc building at llroadwuv and 155th Street, displaying only 46.000 of the museum’s I million specimens. Even the fraction of the collection on displ.iv Is crowded. A recent bidding war over ih r museum lias focused attention on the unique collection, and appears to guar­ antee more spacious and convenient quarters In the future. Creation of dependents by the federal government became so successful that In addition to Individuals (with health services. ADC. food stamps, subsidized housing, student loans, socialized med­ icine. etc.) It was possible to have states, counties, cities, and untold groups of people looking to Washington for largesse. Thai they were abdicating their responsibility to local taxpayers and losing their Independence was of no concern. When the slop Is placed in the trough, every hog fights to get Its share. Observe the anguished squeals of these hogs when attempts were made earlier this year to effect deficit reduction through cutbacks in any of their programs. When FDR came to power he had the misfortune to Inherit a capitalist Supreme Court. Its concepts of con­ stitutional law did not accord with his plans. This so Infuriated him that he first tried his unsuccessful courtpacking plan. The country gained little through this failure, because by attri­ tion he quickly packed the Court with Texas millionaire II Ross Perot has offered offered to put up 870 million ll the museum relocates In Dallas. New York has offered 826 million II II agrres to merge with the larger Museum of Natural History on Central Park West. The Irdrral government so lar has resisted a proposal hv the museum, which would prefer to remain In New York, to occupy the historic U S. Customs House In luwet Manhattan While Ihc site search continues, visitors to the Harlem museum find a dizzying array o( Indian names — Cheyenne. Apache. Comanche. Pawnee and so on — accom panying the wam pum , peace pipes, mueusslns, tomahawks, feathered war Ixumrls and garments displayed in glass cases One such case shows several sculps, which usually are only large thatches nl hair Another has the wampum Itrlls given to William Penn In I6H3 to seal the treaty that led lo the founding ul Pennsylvania Still another display features the amulets and insignia used by practi­ tioners of Ihr peyote religion Gcrunlmu’n rlllc Is here, as Is a club and a drum that t>elonged to Silting Hull, and a headdress worn by Chlci Crazy Horse The collection Includes more than the rg g -h e a d s of h is p e rs u a s io n . W h e n the history ol th « A n trita u n Indian In the highest court In the land abandons This nation was turned from capital­ responsibility and constitutional gov­ ism to labor-socialism In 1933 by ernment. there Is no reason to expect Franklin D. Roosevelt. Tragically for more of lesser courts. It Is worth noting the nation he was bom to millions, and that years ago when (he name of never had to put In a single day’s Clement Haynesworth. a distinguished honest toll to earn his dally bread. His Jurist, was submitted for appointment own mother was quoted that "he never to the high court, senators subservient knew the value of a dollar." to organized labor blocked the ap­ To FDR America consisted of two pointment. classes of people: those who were So long as a majority of American willing to work lo earn their living and citizens cannot recognize that the goal pay their taxes, and those who were of a Ted Kennedy, a T ip O'Neill, a unwilling to work, for whom he felt Claude Pepper, or any of their like. Is sympathetic. It was a simple concept to the destruction of a free, responsible, him to rectify the situation by having capitalist America, the decline of every government take from those Who Institution In the nation. Including the worked and giving II to Ihose who did courts, will move us ever further Into not. This made as much sense us trying mediocrity. to put out a fire by throwing gasoline A. Edwin Shlnholser Sanford on It. United States, however. It stretches to Include all of the native cultures in the Western Hemisphere, from the Arctic lo llie Antarctic, with artifacts (rom Peni. Ecuador, even Tlerra del Fuego The Smlthsonlun Institution’s collec­ tion of lOO buffalo rolies Is dwurfed by that of Ihr American Indian museum, whit'll hns more than 300 of them. The most comprehensive collections arr those from Ihr Northwest Coast. Northeast woodlands, the Aleutian Islunds. the Mayan culture und Eskimo territories The great majority ol the museum's urtlfaets were amassed try louiulcr George llry r. an aggressive New Yorker ol Inherited wraith who |>ersomi|ly Inscribed cacti piece until Ills death In 1957 He l>egan collecting Indian artifacts OUR READERS WRITE Sad State Of The American Court System Jeffrey Hart’s article "Legal System A Fraud" lEvening Herald. Aug. 6) la a sad commentary on the American court system. Even sadder Is the concurrence of one attorney who has practiced more than forty nine years that the decisions of our appellate courts now reflect less responsibility and common sense than at any time In his practice. Saddest of all Is that for the past fifty years a majority of American students have voted In favor of such a system! The distinction between capitalism and labor-social Ism Is very simple, but II Is basic. The former believes that every Individual should be responsible and Independent. The function of a government pursuing capitalism Is to be responsible In Its own light, and provide the environment demanding the best of every citizen. By contrast, labor socialism believes that every In­ dividual should be Irresponsible and dependent . G o v e r n m e n t of that persuasion seeks to break down the very personal trulta required by capital­ ism. Consolidate Th e recent excitement over the proposed annexation along State Road 46 W yet another reason why we need consolidation. Robert E. Daehn Sanford Reunion Planned Th e errw of the USS Franks DD 554 Is planning u second reunion In October. Many of the crew members have not been located. . Th e DD 554 went through most of the battles of the Pacific and could not be touched by the Japanese. During a storm she was rammed by the USS New Jersey and almost ended up In Davy Jones' locker. This collision put her out of action for 2lY months, bul she returned to the Pacific In time lo be one of the first US ships to enter Tokyo Harbor. If there are any crew members in the Sanford area. I hope they will come tothe reunion and renew friendships made over 40 years ago. For more Informal Ion concerning the reunion, contact me at 6-120 Norandu Dr.. Duyton. Ohio 45415 or phone (513) 890 3297. Edward Hill Dnvton. Ohio III IH U 6 What New spapers Across The Nation A r e Saying Union Carbide Has A Lot Of Explaining To Do By United Press International New York Dally News According to Union Carbide, the accident at Institute (W.Va.l wasn’t Ihc same as the one that killed over 2.000 people at Bhopal llndla) It was something they hadn’t thought of. Something the Inspectors from the Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupational Safely and Health Administration, who rushed lo Institute Immedi­ ately after Bhopal, hadn't thought of. either. Forlunalely the gas that leaked wasn't lethal. Union Carbide claims "the emergency response sysirm worked according lo plan.” but the plan consists of sounding the fire siren. That means people should tune In their radios — but the radio stations didn't hear for hall an hour. "Th e y blow the siren for meetings and everything.” One woman said: "Just the smell was enough to mukc you start running." Someone else said. "If li had been something really bad. It would have been loo late." Union Carbide, the EPA and OSHA have a lot of explaining to do. T b s (Providence. R.l.) Journal Stadiums could have been filled with the crocodile tears spilled by baseball fans over the plight of the Major League baseball players as they went on strike last week. Polls show the fans by a wide margin blamed the players for the strike, concluded after Us first day. Fans, though relieved, arc still a bit ntlffcd. And why not? The owners did not walk off the diamond, ihe players did. And who Is lo slop them from doing U again? The funs are demanding lo know Just what grievance the players have that warrants depriv­ ing fans of Ihc National Pastime. This strike went on for one day. Last time, in 1961. U was for 50 days. Whai’a the mailer? .Are Ihey overworked? Arc they underpaid? Are they unloved? What is It they want that they don’t already have la superabundance? T b s Hartford (Conn.) Couraat There are few legislative bodies whose mem­ bers wouldn't look silly working in shorts, bul one of ihem Is the Bermudan Parliament. It’s thus altogether fitting that the ctlony a Senate has decided lo allow — whal else? — Bermuda shorts to be worn In Its chamber. What's odd Is that Parliament's lower house, the House of Assembly, prohibits the attire Wearing Bermuda sho'ts Is a way lo promote Hie Island’s Image and thus help Bermuda's main industry, tourism, while keeping cool and looking presentable. Whal politician con resist? Besides, having short* on may keep lawmakers from taking themselves and eitch other too seriously, and that serves Ihe public well In any climate. The (Colum bia. 8.C.) Slate I he Federal Communications Commission lias decided that the Fairness Doctrine, which rulrs radio and television broadcasters, "no longer serves the public Interest" — but the FCC Isn’t going to do anything about It. Alter a lengthy review of Ihe long-standing "equal time" rule, including public hearings, the FCC unanimously said ll should be abolished — and sent the recommendation lo Congress We don't expect, however, that congressmen and senators will rush to repeal this regulation That Is why we had hoped the FCC would repeal the rule Itself rather than bucking ll to Capilol Hill, where It will be about as welcome as the ERA. willingness lo see Hussein continue testing the direction hr has set oul on. As long us he dor* that, he earns Ihe kinds o( support from llkr-mtndcd stales thnl can give his upproarh promise and allow him to seek additional adherents for ll. Arkansas Oasetta. Little Rock When Ihe lawmakers return to Washington from their summer vacation, one high priority Hem will be approval of a replacement for the expiring Agriculture and Food Act of 1981 Fortunately. Ihey will have plenty of assistance in worki ng out the details of Ihe new law. Representatives of processors, consumers and ihe various commodity groups will prowl the halls, armed with bundles of statistics and disaster warnings, and offer guidance In writing specific lilies of Ihe bill. The frantic search for un acceptable version — nil farm laws result from compromise — may obscure the larger problem of existing farm debt. Perhaps Congress should begin with u "policy decision" on how farmers, private lenders and the government can deal with the most dangerous long-range aspect of the whole problem: The nerd to stabilize the agricultural credit structure. Tha Sacramento Union The FCC should have abolished the rule Itself Nearly two million ex-collegr students who and opened the issue for settlement In Ihe courts. have failed lo pay back federal loans lo finance Now. we fear, ll will take forever for Congress to their schooling stand to get a further education In act. fiscal responsibility. The U.S. Department of Atlanta Constitution Education has called in a real expert on collecting The Arab League meet mg In Moroccu did not money, the Internal Revenue Service. give Jordan's King Huseein Ihe support he had Education Secretary William J . Bennett says hoped for In his approach lo negotiations with the IRS is being asked lo withhold tax refunds of Israel, but ll did not quite saw off the limb that he "deadbeat" students unless they pay up. He calls has gotten htmzelf out on. either. this "a major step which should show loan Presented with the best opportunity so far for defaulters that we are dead serious about negotiations that could Impose if not fully settle collecting these debts to the American taxpay­ Ihe Issues between Jw iLa u J> Ju zd A O ihc Arub>- er*. ’Vfo which wethMbuori*gri}auaett)iil<Mi<'<in|,’ . League once again 'pTW «nnpa(Sible of bucking * X ’s about lime. 1 ,1 the radical stales that will never settle for Washington Post anything less than the destruction of Israel. Such Sen. Ruaacll Long did something this year ihui pulalivdy influential moderates a t Saudi Arabia would seem to go against nature, he returned were un willing to confront the minority. 83<£ .0 0 0 'of campaign conirlbuitons that he The Morocco conferee* Indicated at least a could have kept Now he can consider lltr pending tax bill knowing that he ha* received nothing from individuals or PAC* with economic Inierrslsln Ihr legislation. Thut's more Hum you can say ol Ihc two senators who liuvc succeeded Mr, Long as chairman ol Ihr Senate Flnuncr Committee. Hob Dole and Bob Purkwood ... In Ihr first six months of 1985, Sen. Dole took In some 8833.(XX) In contribution*. Including 8474.000 from I'At.'s ... As for Mr. Packwood. he rulsrd 82.0 million In the flrsl six months of Hits year ... Some $691,000 cumr from PAC's ... You call make a case that an Intelligent legislator with drflnlir views on policy Is not going lo be unduly swayed by contributions Hun come from people with diverse Inlrrrsla on diverse rconomtr Issues ... but not many people with practical experience und a modicum of common sense will believe n The (Burlington. Iowa) Hawk Eye Congress has gone Into recess without any resolution on Ihe farm policy debate. Every day that passes, answers become more difficult to find For decades now. hopes for farm prosperity have been geared to exports. But as America * (rude deficit hus grown, ihose hopes have dim m ed. Th e world market for Am erican foodstuffs hus continued lo shrink The rnoai recent rescue effort — export PIK — has made no noticeable deni In those markets. Latest projections from private Washington sources are that U.S. grain shipments will fall another 12 percent In llte corning year, as foreign crop yields look promising Soviet harvests look belter than Iasi year. Sales lo China will be no better than last year’s In fart. China is attempting to become u grain exporter Candada Is considering a clampdown on U S corn Imports in response lo a U S. embargo on Canadian tiogs. Politicians — und farmers — need lo talk about the realities of Ihe domestic market, not the blursky promises of non existent export*. �• e 4D— Evening H*r*ld. Sanford, FI. Sunday. A «0 l». I W Adventist Assembly Church Of Christ Episcopal Baptist CIRTUl MrtllT CNUtCM t i l l M » » , Sm Im . >71nu NonDenominational Catholic S T O R ' K S 'J ^ i I Presbyterian w h < > !5 £ S S "Who made God?'' .tikrd die second grader He would kke to know, but this n hard to answer As an ack.tt we have die faith dial God afwayi was and always will be Christian Sundry John ThunJjy JeremiMi 62*27 2626 Monday frkijy Luke Genesis 12 13-15 32 22-20 Tueuhy Luke ijtu fd jy fia a rr 12 16-21 15 1-5 Lutheran The second grader s life n m a framework of "w h o ." when." *w hy" and how ” He w a nu to know "Who made God?", and we cannot always provide die answers By our attitude and interest n his questions, he will accept die fact that it Is O K to wonder and ask even if we cannot always supply answers Our plate of wtwshlp helps us learn how U> talk lu our children and others about the hard questions of Iff Weikiesday fp h e w n 4 17-24 loin liS»»i SMaa S u lla M **« i ........ h i r e llrttMg I k in SO • a te e a > 7OT p a Christian Science ruMin lit aut ■•rustcaveca MM PkakW an. Congregational Church rust CMfica of cueist tourist, iomwooo Spanish KXN THESE SPOESOW AND HELP RHP * t i l Harkkaai Wm 4i M. Cm m t 01 I I. WMaasea If . THIS D1HCT0EY AVAIL* ELI I i i w l Cim Sm 14.50 PER W EEK CALL 322 2611 The Following Sponsors M ake This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible > TLAN TIC NATIONAL BANK t Sanford, P I*. owerd H. Hodges end SUN SUN BANK end Staff 200 W. Flrel St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. JCPenney Sanlord Plaza ORBOORY LUMBIR TRUB YALUB HARDWARE 500 Maple Ave., Sanford KNIGHT’S SHOB STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight and Staff HARRELL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff L.D. PLANTS, INC. Oviedo, Florida r 1 : \ ) COLONIAL ROOM R ltTA U R A N T Downtown Senlord 115 East First St. Bill A Dot Painter PANTRY P n i D E DISCOUNT POODS and Employeea THE MoKIBBIN AGENCY Inauraoce MEL’a GULP SERVICE Mai Dekle and Employeea PUSLIX MARKETS and Employeea SENKARIK GLASS A PAINT CO., INC. Jerry A Ed Senkarlk and Employeea OSBORN'S BOOK AND BIBLB STORE 2599 Sanford Ave. STIN STR O M REALTY Herb Stenetrom and Staff WILSOM»EICMELS EAGER MORTUARY Eunice Wilson and Staff WILSON MAIBR FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson W IN IM X X II STORES and Employees ■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY , I M U nU i k I t , f i ii W . o tM M . k r M t w i i til CttMUC i k at h M i . IM. ik C M k i*— * k M l M C M ., k CM a k cm a k CM . k kiraufi ,hi M CMC t i l l M M I m CMk k Utr IM . V I I I U I C ..M .T , M Cm .. k ( m i MIC Ufa M k M CMC CM h k U . U m m Wt> caac li.r u caac t u f . n r Caac ■ Ifa U CM a k caac lb am* l i m*m ik U M ia u . ik M M tn k k I k Safi I ikW I ikW I CMak k a c i W V I M U CMrk k M a Caac M r . i m . k M k h a a n . MOT I t a M C M . f l k k H k " 1 . HOT t -------in ■m m . C M . k CM I IM ■ I M I C I k k I m C M . k W I W fcfm uf I n . M M f IkStlM k tM ffl fn M . H W C M C U I , U UiM. i k » C S . S U I t . t �RELIGION Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Briefly By Lutheran Report Pittsburgh Militants Rapped Renovations D one, M eth o d ists Piay H ost To First Baptist The congregation of First United Methodist Church. 419 Park Ave.. Sanford, will move back Into Its recently renovated sanctuary this Sunday. Worship services are scheduled at 8:30 and 11 ant. and special music will be provided by the Adult Choir. During the 11 a.m. service, the architect and a number of those who worked on the project will be recognized. This is the first major renovation done on the sanctuary In many years. The work was done by Witt Construction Co.. DeLand, at a cost of approximately 8 160 .000 . A special Joint service of worship with members of First Baptist. Sanford, will be held at First Methodist Sunday night. The Rev. Paul Murphy, pastor of First Baptist, will preach and the service will be lead by the Rev. George A. Bute, host pastor. This Is the second of four Joint services scheduled by the two churches this summer. Church M u sic G ro w th W eek Set First Baptist Church of Oviedo will have a Church Music Growth Week Sunday through Saturday to highlight the expanding music ministry of the church. Seven different choirs and an instrumental ensemble will be open for enrollment In the fall to age four through adults. There will Ire choir recognition during the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services this Sunday and a service of hymns and unthrms at 7 p m. followed by an Ice cream social. On Monday an Instrumental workshop will be held at 7 p m. and a concert by the Orlando First Baptist Church Orchestra will be presented at 8 p m. A concert by pianists John McDonald and Robin Douglas will be presented at 7:30 p m Wednesday. The events arc free and open to the public. The church Is located at the Intersection of State Roads 434 and 428. Evangeiist Conducts M eetin g s Evangelist Milton Ker of Chattanooga. Tenn., will conduct two weeks of meetings at the Victory Baptist Church at Hester Avenue and E. County Road 427 In Sanford, begtnnlng Sunday and continuing through August 30 accept for Saturday. Services will Ire at 7 p m. each night and at 9 45 and 11 a m. and 6:30 p.m. on Sundays while he la here. There will be special music by Rick Ragan, pianist and baritone soloist. Ker received his degrre from Tennessee Temple University id has 20 years experience in the pastorate and in fvangellstlc work. lavy Chaplain To Sp ea k Chaplain Michael L. Burry, who Is stationed at Orlando Naval Training Center, will be guest speaker at the Congregational Christian Church of Sanford this Sunday ul the 11 a m. service at 2401 S. Park Ave. An ordained Congregational minister. Lt. Darrv has been In Oie Navy since 1983. Prior to entering the Navy, he was the minister of the First ^Congregational Church In Tarentum. Pa., for three years. Discounts For Church Groups Special discounts |o. church groups of any denomination from throughout Ihe stale will be offered by Tampa's Bush Gardens. The Dark Continent and Adventure Island August 24 through Oci. 6. Groups of 15 or more receive 83.50 off each ticket to Busch Gardens and 82 50 off lickets lo Adventure Island. Advance reservations are required lo qualify. Mall reserva­ tions should be made two weeks prior to visit and telephone reservations may be made up to 72 hours In advance. Christian Ed D irector H ired Bruce A. Kreutzer. 27. has Joined the slaff of First Presbyterian Church. Sanford, as director of Christian education. He comes here from New Covenant Presbyterian Church. Pompano Beach, where he was director of Christian Education for three years. He has a BA degree from Gordon College. Wenham. Mass.. In Biblical and Theological Studies: and a Masters degree In Christian Education from Princeton Theological Seminary. He served Internships In Presbyterian Churches In New Jersey and Texas He and his wile. Diane, arrived Monday at their new home In Deltona. Alfalit H ighlighted Assistant Pastor Jim Hclbel will be preaching at the 8:30 and 11 a.m. services Sunday at Community United Methodist Church. Casselberry. Trish Rankin will give a Minute for Missions on Alfalit. u literacy ministry In Central America. The Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold an international dinner at the home of Jon Thornton at 5 p.m. Bill Fix will speak at the 7 p.m. service In the chapel. Newcomers lo Community. Mr. and Mrs. Fix had a "Gospel Illusion" ministry In Ohio before moving to Longwood. They wlf) be working with Ihe puppet ministry In Casselberry. Dobbins Film Se ries Begins B y D avid E. Anderson UPI Religion W rite r W ASH IN GTON (UPI) - The theology of militant pastors fighting for the Jobless In the Pittsburgh area Is ''sctf-rlghtrcus" and schismatic and their zeal "has blinded them to their own sinfulness.” a new report says. The scathing report by the "Bishops' Commission on Economic Justice" Is being distributed to pastors of the Lutheran Church In America, a 3 million-member denomination shaken by the activism of Lutheran pastors associated with the con­ troversial Denominational Ministry StraleRy Thai group's use of confrontational tactics to call attention lo the plight of Ihe unemployed In Pennsylvania's steetmaklng Monongahrla Valley has led to the defrock­ ing of one Lutheran pastor. D. Douglas Rolh. and the Jailing of three others. This Is a parable about (he small town that became con­ cer ned about the gr owi ng number of accidents occurring at a hairpin turn In thr roud on the outskirts of Ihe (own. The town council mel to de­ cide how to make that stretch ol highway safer. Unable in agree on u solution, they voted Instrad to build a hospi tal at the dangerous curve lo lake care of the Injured. That is the approach we are taking with A ID S, a deadly sexually transm itted disease that one medical authority calls "the health crisis of our llfrtlmr with potential for Ihe most severe consequences for Ameri­ cans of any dlsense In lhr 20th century." Doctors and researchers are now "scurrying ’round at a run" to find a cure or treatment for people after iticy bill victim to AIDS. What we ought to be directing our attention lo Is our sexual be ha v lor and how lo stop this menace nl the source I have read only one story — f i n tntrrvlrw with a doctor — 1hat says monogamy In (he zoological sense 11he state of being pitrrd with Just one male) Is our only hope for cutting down on thr spread of AIDS and herpes. But will wc listen after all these years? I say "after all these years" because the sad stale of affairs we are in morally did not hnp)>cn overnight. It happened little by l i ttl e but we i gn o r e d Ihe cumulative factor In human behavior. Behind It all Is our view nbmit Obtains Degree L u th e r F . T a s k e r , of S a n ­ ford, re c e iv e d his D o cto r of M in is t r ie s d e g re e fro m F re e d o m U n iv e rs ity , O r ­ lando, on J u l y 13. H e has 30 y e a r s e x p e r i e n c e in e v a n g e lis t ic , p a s to ra l a n d m is s io n a ry w o r k . H e plans to seek a P h D In counseling, w h ile c o n d u c tin g w e e ke n d m e e tings In the state w ith his w ife , E v a , a te a c h e r at C e n t r a l F l o r i d a C h r is t ia n School. "We would have preferred that the civil powers of Ihe police and the courts not been asked to Intervene." the report said. The theological analysis Is the first of a • three-phase report the Lutheran com ­ mission Is to make on the strife I n . Plltsburgh Ih e next part will focus on economic perspectives and the review will conclude with a commentary on the situa­ tion of the rconoiny and Ihe church In wrsirrn Pennsylvania. ♦ ^ A tte n d . 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In the things we talk about. Sex outside of marriage la a And don'l let anybody Irll you Sinners (hat our views on marriage and harmless pleasure, we have been , George P lagen i ' the family haven't l>crn changed told. Now we are learning It may In the last two decades by whal we have seen In Ihe movies and not be so harmless after all upart from what Its effects may be on pornography. I am using the on T V and read In books and our views of whal Is moral and magazines — no matter how definition of pornography given by the Rev. Carl Scovtll of King s much we protest that "these whal Is not. We may have reached the Chnpe! in Boston: "disclosing things don'l affect me." h n lrp ln -tu rn ln g In the road Fashion Is such a powerful what ought lo lx- considered where we will crash headlong to, ■ In tlm a ir." either verbally or force In molding moral attitudes that, as we notlre people on TV drat ruction and II will Ik - too Jute plot orally. even to get us to the hospital. T h e reason we have been or In thr movies — or our unable to see lhat pornography corrupts is Unit Us Influence Is slow and ever so subtle. In our lack of concern about pornography, we arc like the J r CELEBRATION OF WORSHIP IN smoker who says he feels great. ^ TH E SPIRIT AND TH E WORD. Smoking doesn't bother him. Then comes the day — maybe SUNOAY S C H O O L ................................................ 0:45 A.M. 20 years later — when he learns MORNING W O R S H IP .......................................... 10:50 A.M. that, all hough he was unaware EVENING W O R S H IP ............................................ 6:00 P.M. of any rltangc In himself uniII William Thompson, Pastor I Ills point, the change was nev­ ertheless Inking place, little by little. *11 those years. SOI W eil 22nd Street 322 3*42 Pornography. ***y« Krnest van den Hnag. "has u cumulative Influence." It affects public m o r a l i t y a nd e v e r y b o d y ' s T h e S a n fo r d Free personal allIItides, views mid a m ti 111 o n s . T h i s h a p p e n s M eth odist C h u rc h becuuse any model of action 600 Wait 4th St. — Sanford, Florid* 33771 which Is attractive lo some part of Ihe average person will, when PR E AC H ING TH E OLD TIM E W E 8 L E T A N M E S S A G E presented often enough, make Sunday S c h o o l.................................................... 9:45 s.m. what Is modeled become more M orning W o r s h ip ............................................... 11:00 s.m. acceptable." Evsn ln g S e r v ic e .................................................. 6:00 p.m. Haven't we now reached the point where the things we used Prsysr M e etin g, W ed......................................... 6:00 p.m. to Ihlnk were wrong we now Rev. Carlton Scarborough consider acceptable? There Is P astor something the matter with us II t Ascension Lutheran C h u rc h . 351 Ascension Drive. Casselberry, will celebrate Rally Day this Sunday at the 9:13 a.m. education hour. The children will observe the end of their summer Journey with Moses and Israel with the theme. Welcome to the Promised Land. A workshop for parents of confirmation students (grades 7 and 91 will be held on Tuesday. August 27 at 7:30 p.m. Confirmation Classes begin Tuesday. Sept. Sat 7 p.m. Enrollments are now being accepted for Seminole Trinity Christian School for kindergarten for 3 to 5 .»ear-olds and grades 1-8. There will be an open house on Thursday at 7 p.m. and school wilt open August 26. For more Information contact the Rev. W.A. Thompson at the Sanford Church of God. 801 W. 22nd St. "This zeal has blinded them to their o w n . sinfulness, stopped their ears from hearing the law (of the Bible) and caused them to confuse their vision for social Justice with Ihe gospel." Th r rrport m ildly criticizes officials of the Western Pennsylvania-West Virginia Synod, 1 0 * Rally D ay O b se rv e d Sem ino le Trinity To O p e n At least two others are under Investigation and could be stripped of their pastorates. The new report, written by the Rev. William Lazareth of the bishops' com­ mission and released Sunday, focuses on the theology of the "Pittsburgh Confession." a Feb 27 statement by activists associated with DMS. I n c lu d in g L u therans. Episcopalians. Methodists. Presbyterians and members of the United Church of Christ. The statement charged that church lead­ ers have erred by not Identifying “ evil and Injustice ... with secular corporations." such as U.S. Slrcl, Dravco and Mellon Bank — all targets of the DMS tactics. Bui the new report says. " In Ihctr laudable concern to address the problrms of unemployment and aid Its victim, the supporters of the Pittsburgh document e x h i b i t a z eal w h i c h has b e c o m e absolutized. Morality Best Prevention For AIDS Uutldtng Fam 11lea That Last Is the theme of a film series on Ihe Christian family by Dr. Richard D. Dobbins that will begin this Sunday at 8:30 a.m. at First Assembly of God. Sanford, and contlnuely weekly through Sept. 22. Th e first two weeks' films will deal with lave and affection. Other films will deal with cooperation, communication, discipline and forgiveness. Dr Dobbins Is an ordained minister, psychologist author, lecturer and popular television talk show guest. There will be a Joint Baptist Women's meeting at this Sunday at Flrsl Baptist Church Markham Woods. 3400 Markham Woods Road. Lake Mary. The meeting is for members of Valda Lor.g. Mission Action, and Prayer groups and anyone Interested In Joining a Baptist Women's group There will be a short business and planning meeting from 6-8:15 p.m. and a prayer group meeting at 6:15 p.m. Sunday, Aug. II. IH I— SO To Speak T h e R e v . W e s le y G . G re e n of M ontego B a y , Ja m a ic a , w ill be guest sp ea k er at the 11 a .m , a n d 7 p .m . se rvice s th is S u n d a y a t L a k e v le w B a p tist C h u r c h , L a k e M a r y . P a sto r of th re e ch u rc h e s of the J a m a ic a B a p tis t U n io n , he is also p ro fe sso r of Sociol­ o g y an d R e lig io n at the Sam Sharpe T e a c h e r s College. Join us this Sunday as w e move back into our recently renovated sanctuary. It is a special day in the life of First United Methodist Church and you are invited to be a part of it. Jljirat P n iteh (iHetfyobist Cdl|urcl| 419 Park Avenue, Sanford 1 �4D— Evening H*r*ld. Sanford. FI. Sunday. Aug II . t*tS A Haven For American Killers? Canadian Extradition Treaty Irks U.S. Prosecutors B y Laurie Watson O T T A W A (UPII - Alleged California sex killer Charles Ng may never be executed for his crimes, nor evf n see ihe Inside of an American Jail, unless u controversy is settled over a Canadfan law that bans the extradition of Ameriran killers to states where the death penalty awaits them. On one side of the controversy Is Article 6 of the U.S.-Cunadlan extradition treaty that prohibits the return of criminals who could face execution: and on the other arc U.S. prosecutors who arc loath to reduce charges against murderers just to get them back from Canada. And standing on the sidelines with a critical Interest are Canadian police, who fear that If the problem Isn’t solved Canada could become a haven for American killers. Under Article 6 of the treaty signed In 1971 and ratified In 1976. Canada ran refuse to extradite a U.S. fugitive who faces the death penalty unless It receives assurances that capital punishment will not be Invoked. That clause has been questioned most recently In the case of Ng. who Is wanted — hut h:tsn't been formally charged yet — In Calaveros County. California for the sex torture of 25 people. Another man In the case. Charles Lake, killed himself while In police custody there. Ng. however, fled to Canada where he was arrested In Calgury on charges stemming from a shoplifting Incident. Ron Krelle. deputy district attorney for Calaveros County, won't discuss the possibility of seeking the death penalty for Ng. saying only that. "It’sa sensitive Issue." In Canada. Ng's lawyer says there will be no compromise. "Canada does not recognize the death penalty." said attorney Don MacLeod. "T h is does not constitute Interference In a foreign legal system because the treaty was agreed to by both countries." ANALYSIS Ironically, a number of Canadian Justice department officials believe Article 6 was In­ cluded at U.S. Insistence. When the extradition treaty was signed In 1971. Canada recognized the death penalty — It was abolished In 1976 — while most U.S. states did not. The treaty already Is protecting convicted killer John Klndicr who was captured last April In Montreal. Klndler was convicted In 1983 In Phlladephla of first-degree murder but escaped to Canada while awaiting sentencing A Jury had recommended the death penalty. Attempts to deport Klndler have been delayed while he appeals his conviction to higher courts. The American Civil Liberties Union, supporting him against deportation, says Canada "should not be the Instrument of a proposed homicide by the State of Pennsylvania." Another case of Canada harboring an alleged American killer occurred last year In the case of Anthony Ng. who also was arrested In Calgary. In the deaths of 13 people In Washington State. Robert Laznlk. head of the King County. Washington prosecutor's ofTIce. said he drew up aggravated murder charges against Ng about 18 months before he was arrested, but later reduced the charges for lack of evidence that Ng was personally Involved in the killings. Laznlk said, however, he would have agreed to drop the death penalty If It had stood In the way of Ng's extradition. "Sure this ts a source of conflict, particularly for border states." Laznlk said. " I t ’s very unfair to allow somebody the opportunity to escape a punishment the state may Impose by fleeing across the border." Laznlk says Canada has in essence exerted Its anil-death penalty law on the United States by refusing to extradite suspects. Some legal authorities. Including U.S. Attorney John Lamb of Spokane, are applying pressure on the U.S. Justice Department to re-evaluate the treaty. Meanwhile, police In Canada fear Article 6 and the country's lack of death penalty may make the country a haven for fleeing killers. Robert Lunney. head of the Canadian Police Chiefs Association, says there Is no clear evidence it will happen. However, he says police chiefs are concerned they may face a situation similar to that of southern Spain where dozens of Britons are taking advantage of the absence ol an extradition treaty between Spain and England to enjoy Illegally obtained wealth. "Th a t situation presents Itself as a possibility In Canada. American murders could atiempt to cross to Canada knowing they would be protected from capital punishment." Lunney says. Laznlk agrees Canada Is In some danger of attracting American criminals. "If they feel authorities are closing in on them, they may be shrewd enough to flee across the border In order to have the death penalty dropped " While Lunney says Canadian police will wait until the Charles Ng case Is settled before deciding whether to press for changes In the treaty, the Police Chiefs Association already ts Insisting on a national referendum to relnstliute capital punishment. Canada's Conservative government Is divided on the Issue. Both Prime Minister Mulroney and Justice Minister John Crosblc are opposed, while other Conservative members of Parliament are pressing for Its return. Th e latest poll conducted on capital punish­ ment showed 71 percent of Canadians want n back. ...Silent Scream Books Continued fro m page ID 'The Lover' Raises Existence Questions B y United Press International Th e Lover, by Marguerite Duras. (Pan­ theon. 117 pp.. 9 11.95). Th e Southeast Asia of Marguerite Duras childhood provides the back­ ground for her Intense and disturbing novel. "The Lover." Set In the culturally rich Vietnam of the I'tdO-v " The Lover" Is the slui\ of a young French girl's complex relationship with her wealthy Chinese lover and her fragile home life. Th e heroine, true to the tradition of Ihe nouveau woman. Is an Intense und Introspective female who leads a tragic existence, punctuated by brief moments of happiness. Her family life Is sad anil largely unfuinillng. and her relationship with her mother is unstable. Perhaps It Is this deep sense of despair with herself physlrslly »n«l rinotlonully that motivates the young girl to seek an escape In her lover. However, this relationship Is also tenuous They both remain detached from one another, pursuing a relationship destined to go nowhere. The descriptions of tlie young girl's appearance and clothing are effective In setting the melancholy tone of Ihe story. Her face has been "laid waste". In her opinion — an aging process she could not. nor desired to. retard. Her clothing Is "threadbare and transparent" — bought ul reduction or handed down from someone else Also rich ure the cultural references to Ihe Vietnam of Ihe era. There ure scfuirute buses for natives, und young white girls ure courted by Chinese Best Sellers By United Presa International Fiction 1. The Hunt for Red October — T o m Clancy 2. The Fourth Deadly Sin — Lawrence Sanders 3. Lonesome Dove — L a rry McMurtry 4. Th e Lover — Marguerite Duras 5. Skeleton Crew — Stephen King 6. Lucky — Jackie Collins 7. Less Th a n Zero — Brett Easton Ellis 8. Jubal Sackett — Louis L'A m o u r 9 . T h e T w o M rs . G r e n v ille s — Dom inick Dunne •! 10. To o Much. T o o Sewn — Jacqueline Ortsktn ' ■ Non-fiction 1. Yeager: A n Autobiography — Gen. C huck Yeager and Leo Janoa 2. lacocca: An Autobiography — Lee lacocca 3. Th e Mick: An Autoblogray — Mickey Mantle with Herb G lu ck 4 Fit for Life — H arvey Diamond gentlemen when their wives are uway. The heroine s family has ulwavs had a houseboy — even when they hud to sell all their furniture. "Th e Lover" must have been a painful novel to write, for It conveys a sense of Ihe autobiographical. It Is not dear, however, exactly how much of what 5. Martina — Martina Navratilova with George Vecsey 6. Women W ho Love T o o Much — Robin Norwood 1. Smart Women. Foolish Choices — D r. Connell Cowan 8. A Passion for Excellence — To m Peters 9. Funny Money — M ark Singer 10. Hammer of the Gods — Stephen Davis Maaa Paperbacks 1. "... And ladles of the C lu b " — Helen Hooven Santmeyer 2. lacocca — David Abodaher 3. Julie — Catherine Marshall 4. Twin of fire — Jude Davcraux 3. m i l Circle — Danielle Steel 0. Th e Passion of Molly T . — Lawrence Sanders 7. First A m o ng Eq u als — Jeffrey Archer 8. Th e Outsider — Howard Fast 9. T h e Mlko — Eric van Lustbadcr 10. Witches of Eastwlck — Jo h n Updike Duras tells us Is reluted Irom actual experience. Read "The Lover" when you have time to ponder Its complex message. It is heavy reading that demands concentra­ tion and raises many questions about existence and Ihe traumas of adoles­ cence. — Anne Shields Religious, Political Intrigue In Middle East T h e L a e t A s s a s s i n , by Da n i e l Eastertnan. (Doubleday. 4 2 1 pp.. S 10.95). Kasterman. m aking his publishing debut with this book. Is u professor ol Islamic Studies In England — und he writes like one But hts dry. somewhat pedantic writing style Is not a detriment to this Ixxrk. In fact, a flashier, crisper, more commercial style of prose might be somewhat disconcerting considering the serious and complex subject of his novel: Religious political Intrigue In the Middle East. The Intrigue In this case Is the plot by a Persian Islamic sect to wage a new Holy War In the name of a man It found clinging to life In the desert after arrest, punishment and desertion by a Bedouin tribe — a man the sect believes Is the promised reincarnation of Mohammad. Their scheme Involves setting the super powers against each other through seven chosen assassins, each assigned to murder a world leader such as former President Carter. Determined to foil them, even before he completely understands their goal, method or means. Is outlaw CIA agent Peter Randall. Easterman's compelling plot has the ring of authenticity and Is timely. —Pohls Smith A Dirty Job, But Somebody's Got To Do It By Jam es Miles NEW DELHI. India (UPI) - Vlmlu Lai performs India's foulest Job For ihe equivalent of 40 cents a day. she trudges house-lo house scraping human excrement Into a tattered basket she carries through the strcctson her laud U l . who guesses her uge as 30. hates her work, but Hinduism's rigid social hierarchy has condemned her to foiiow In the footsteps pf her parents and grandparents us a nlghtsotl collector She began nlghtsoll scavenging when she was 8. : "People call me bad numes They Insult m y mother und daughter and rail them whores." said U l outside a refuse dump In the slums of Delhi. Only 20 percent of India's urban homes have (lush toilets and the majority of city-dwellers either use buckets or simply defecate In Ihe open. A nationwide under­ ground sewer system would be prohibltlvely cxpenslve lor a poor country like India. Most cities have only a limited sewer system and Villages have only Ihe open fields Experts say there are more Ilian 600.000 nlghtsoll scavengers, or "bhangts." In India. Some, like U l . are privately employed, visiting as many as 150 houses a day. The rest are government workers, shoveling rxcrement and refuse Into trucks to be i'urrled to dumping grounds - “ I may not be born again." Mohandas K. ’Mahatma' Gandhi once suid. "but If It luippens. I would like to be born In a family of scavengers so that I may relieve them of the Inhum an, unheal thy and hateful practice of carrying heudloads of nlghtsoll." Fired by Gandhi's Ideal, sociologist Blndenhwar Pathak founded a society 16 years ago to eradicate Ihe profession by persuad­ ing city dwellers to Install rrgular toilets. Pathak designed a low-cost, pit-type latrine that converts excrement into harm- PERSPECTIVE less manure, and named his organization after It — the Sulabh Shauchalaya Sansthan — the Easy Toilet Society. Ills society, based In the Bihar state capital of Patna, declared a "Decade for the Liberation or Nlghtsoll Scavengers" to |>opulartze the program. He said the society already has helped "liberate" some 2.000 scavengers In Bihar. The Easy Toilet Society has constructed public latrines In Patna and other cities, providing work for "liberated" scavengers as latrine attendants. The latrines also helped reduce the problem of public defeca­ tion — a widespread practice. But for the lucky bhangls who get a Job cleaning society's public latrines orsweep•ng streets — for more than twice their accustomed salary — old habits and tradi­ tional prejudice die hard. Many, like 35-year-old Mahlndcr Ram. are alcoholics. "If you don't drink you can't do that dirty Job." said Ram. who gave up scavenging 10 years ago. "If you're In your full senses you san’l doll. "M y life has definitely changed. But I still feel at times I'm treated like a scavenger." For hundreds of bhangls In Delhi, help Is yet to come "Since independence there have been many achievements, but for the class of scavengers there has been nothing." said Rattan Lai Balmlkl. 55. who heads a scavengers union In the capital. "A cobbler takes one rupee for shining shoes, but a man who carries nlghtsoll on his head for a whole month doesn't get more than two rupees." Balmlkl. a former scavenger who Joined the city government to represent his profession, said. "Th e Easy Toilet Society Is the one organization that can tackle this problem In India." But the society, which has a professional staff of more than 1.000 In six states. Is hampered by lack of government support. "Th e government of India is engaged In doing big work like space projects, but not this." Pathak said "Had Ghandl been alive this project would have got top priority. In Bihar, state government suboldlrs have helped persuade thousands of city dwellers to convert their bucket latrines Into "easy toilets" designed by Pathak. named yet. she said While the first Him depended heavily on ultrasound footage, the second will use more in­ terviews with doctors, she said. I n c l u d i n g the d o c t o r who performed the abortion In the first movie and reportedly quit performing them after seeing the film. Nathanson will also Interview a man who was reportedly aborted as a fetus but survived. Mrs. Doyle said. "That's going to be very dra­ matic." she said. The sequel will be another of a scries of films tlie pro-life mov­ ement will use In Its stepped up "education" campaign. Right-to Life, which has 2.000 chapters In 50 states. Is spend­ ing thousands of dollars on a medi a c a mp a i g n ai med at pcisuadlng the public that a fetus Is a "person." Mrs. Doyle said. "B y 12 weeks a fetus has all Its body parts. The parts are In place, the rest Is Just growth," she said. The group pulled off Its biggest media coup by convincing Time magazine to run a full-page color ad In 1983. she said. "F ra n k ly, we d id n ’t think they'd accept the a d " because of the controversy surrounding the abortion Issue and the perceived liberal bias of the media. Mrs Doyle said. In Florida. Right to Life's 38 chapt er s are s p o n s o r i n g a $300,000 media blitz using mainly radio and television ad­ vertisements. she said. The ads show a 19-week-old fetus and say. "There are alternatives to abortion — there has to be." The ad then gives the phone number or address of a Right to. Life chapter. The radio and T V spots played the Orlando market In March and will be carried to most of the major cities by the end of the year. Mrs. Doyle said. "We Intend to blanket the state market by market." she said. In addition to showing that the fetus la a "person." Mrs. Doyle said the purpose of the ads Is to get women with unwanted pre­ gnancies In touch with agencies which can provide alternatives to abortion. The ads. as well the "Silent Scream.” has drawn many peo­ ple Into the anti-abortion camp. Mrs. Doyle said. However, she said said figures of Right to Life's ...Tell 'Em Contlasad from page I D celling, the same as hts credit limit. "Sure It does," he replied slowly. “ But those Washington boys can Just raise that limit anytime they rightly please So they keep on a-borrowln' more and more. What they need Is a limit like I got. Fixed as a stump In a rocky field." I asked George whether he favored a balanced budget amendment. "Heck, no.” he said quickly. "Th a t only tells the boys that they got to predict the budget'll balance. It don’t say nothin' about whether It actually does. And If I know those ol' boys, they'd predict anything, and still spend the same like always." I told George I could see his point, but was curious about how his Idea would work. "S im p le ." he said, taking another sip of hooch. "W e'd Just membership are not available "It has brought many proplr to thetr feet In outrage." she said. Th e emphasis on media turtles to further the pro-life cause represents a shift In strategy away from politics, although Right to Life has no plans to abandon the political arena. Mrs Doyle said. Th e group Is lobbying Con­ gress to pass Sen. Jake Gam 's (R-Utah) Human Life BUI but "education" ubout the unborn is Its key activity right now Part of this shift Is due to the staying power of the Supreme Court. Mrs. Doyle said. She said the court, wielding "raw Judlclul power." created a constitutional right to abortion In 1973 with Its Roe vs. Wade decision which nullified state laws outlawing abortion. Since then, she says. 17 m illio n fetuses have been aborted. She believes the only way abortion will be made Illegal again Is If the Justices who support abortion cither retire or die and are replaced with tho«e who are against abortion. Until that happens, she said, the group will concentrate on taking Its inessuge In the public. "Education Is really the cor­ nerstone of anything that's go­ ing to come out of the pro-life movement ... You can change laws but you also have to change hearts." she said. Th e group's message. Mrs Doyle said. Is “ The bottom line Is that It (the fetus) Is human lllr ... Th is Is a fellow fetus und we all were there once." Mrs. Doyle said the group Is also Increasingly ulm lng Its message at young people, who, she said, ure being raised under the Ideu that human life Is nol precious but cheap. She said children are growing up In a society more accepting of euthanasia, mercykilling. Infan­ ticide and abortion as answers to social problems. People deemed unfit — the old. handlcap|>cd and III — are taring crowded out of ouuoclety. she said. "It's really all the same Issue — the value of human life. We really are PR people for the helpless." Mrs. Doyle said. "W e are fighting for a way of life." If the dignity of human life la to be preserved, children and youth have to be taught that all human life Is valuable, she said. If not. "then the only safo place to be will be on the committee which decides who will live and who will die." say the boys had reached their limit, and couldn't borrow no more. Period. Just like that Flnster woman told me." George's Idea seemed crazy. How could we pay for all the services we need? "It's funny how much more a body needs when he ain't payin' for It." he observed. "I think these boys In Washlngton'd see things a little different If they had to pay for them. I don't rightly see any other way to slow ’em down." A ban on any further federal borrowing? A cold tut key end to deficit spending? A world In which the relevant test of new spending was whether It was worth the cost, rather than whether It was worth the bor­ rowing? George's rocker was taking more than 2.5 seconds per rock. When he's rocking that slowly, he's doing some hard thinking. It's a good time to pay attention. I T im o t h y Tregarthen w e l­ comes the opportunity to corre­ spond with readers. Write him at the Evening Herald. 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, August 18, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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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>, August 18, 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/408553009d3f9abfe2aa950f35e83873.pdf 5fb0e64dba244297ad9ec38e1e809ac2 PDF Text Text Sanford M an Nabbed In Rape; A nother Suspect By Susan Loden Herald S ta ff W riter A 22-year-old Sanford man. one of iwo who allegedly raped a 20-year-old Winter Park woman Iasi month, was being held today In the Seminole County jail In lieu of $8,000 bond, charged with sexual battery. Assistant Sanford Police Chief Herb Shea said investigators will be review ing with prosecutors •mm the State Atl ..me> s Offlr: Me woman's allegations against the second man. a 48-yrar-old Sanford resident, to determine If he will also be charged In connection with the May 19 assault. Shea said the evidence rnav not support the woman's claim against the second man. According to a Sanford police report, the woman had accepted a ride from the pair at the Delux Bar on 18th Strret at Southwest Hoad In S<«nford at about 10 30 p m. The second suspect •tllegeuly crave lo a field behind Goldsboro Elementary School. 1301 W. 16th St.. Sanford. Asphalt Plant J- Plan Opposed By Rick Brunson Herald S ta ff W riter About 100 residents In the Country Club Manor subdivision In west Sanford ure protesting Ihe proposed construction of an usphull plant near their homes, according lo one homeowner. Orlando I’uvlng Co. wants lo build the S3.5 million asphalt plant at 2)50 Country Club Hoiid on a OO-arre tract sur­ rounded by the lax-khart and C o u n try C lub Manor s u b ­ divisions. A concrete plant and two food processing plants arr also near the proposed site The properly Is owned by thr Atlantic Land Co., a subsidiary o f Ihe S eaboard C oastlin e Kallroud Co., and Is zoned medi­ um Industrial district, according lo llettie Sonnenbcrg. city build lug official. Wayne Evans, executive vice president of Orlando Paving, said the company wants to buy •he property from Atlantic but the sale depends on whether thr plant Is uppmved by the city. Thursday, the city's Planning and Zoning Com m ission Is scheduled lo consider Orlundo Paving's request to store petro­ leum at the site, the first hurdle to getting the plan approved. Thr meeting Is scheduled for 7 pm In the commission chaintiers al city hall Kolwrt Barrett, ol 137 Country Club Circle. Sanford, says he and his neighbors have banded together to light Ihe plant. About IOO have signed a petition ask­ ing the l’ A Z board to deny Ihe request, he said. The group has also hired an attorney to repre­ sent them, he said. They are concerned that the fumes and smoke emitted from the plant could be hazardous and that the plant's presence will slash the value of their homes, Barrel! said Hr also said noise from the plant would be a nuisance. "They're going to drop a bomb In the middle of thr city.” he said. Barrett. whose home Is about 400 fret from Ihe proposed plant site, said he visited Orlando Paving's plant In Orlando Satur­ day and talked with residents within a half-milt- of the factory. He said the residents com­ plained of foul-smelling fumes, with one man saying hr could not go outside because the smoke aggravated his sinus condition. Barrett ulso said the plant was surrounded with mounds of clay and sand, which tic considered unsightly. But Evuns said the proposed plant would lie "state of the art” with little noise and no smoke or > pflf ^ 4s When he slopped at a trafTlc light on U S Highway 17-92 at state Hoad 419 south of Sanford, the woman Jumped out ol the car and ran to a nearby Handy Wav store and called police, the report said The woman reportedly identified the man who has been arrested. Shea said. Lorenzo Everett 22. of 75 Lake Monroe Terrace, a waiter, was at.rsted at his home m 9:38 a.m. Tuesdav JJ i FBI Seeks 5th Suspect In Spy Ring \ 1 Safety First With 'Safety F irst' his motto. School District Risk M anager W alter M eriw ether J r., left, presents certificates of appreciation to Sanford police officials and officers for their help In getting kids to and from school safely. Accepting certificates, from left, Assistant Chief Herb Shea. Acting Chief Steve H a rrie tt, and Sanford motorcycle patrolmen Andy Collazo, Dennis W hitm ire and Rick Poovey. M eriw ether said their w ork Includes using ra d a r to m onitor motorists' speed In school zones. See PLAN T, page 8A Religious Right Backlash Feared By Father Who Beat Prayer Law WASHINGTON IUPI) — An Alabama father who heat a state pruyer-ln-school law In the Supreme Court suys hr feels “ vindicated” but feats Ihe religious right will use Ihe ruse lo rally for u constitu­ tional amendment on aehool prayer. Ishmurl JalTree of Mobile, Alu.. said Tuesday he wus •*ecstn llc'‘ about Ihe 8-3 Supreme Court ruling striking down an Alabama law man­ dating a moment ol silence lor voluntary prayer In public sr bools JufTree. a father of six. told a news conference In Mobile he ‘ •was n e v e r o p p o s e d to children pr lying. I was op­ posed to tis c b rrs leading children In prayer. ... Now I cun tell my children that I helped maintain the integrity of the Constitution.” Prayer-In-school advocates across Ihe country attacked the ruling Tuesday, though It left Intact numerous stale Taws that simply call for a moment of silence during the school day when students may medi­ tate. pray or do nothi Hep. Thom as Kindness. H-Ohlo. sponsor of a school prayrr bill, said the decision Is an "opportunity for us to get more fight Into the fight" for a voluntary prayer amendment There the passenger, the man who has been arrested, slapped the victim In the face and forced her to take off her clothes, the rrport said. He forced her out of the car and made her (terfomt oral sex and then he ra|>cd her. the rrport said He took $50 from her pants and then the driver of the car raped her. the report said. After the woman was allowed to drrss the three drove to 13th ^ 'r e t a: Olive Avenue In Sanford where ihe passenger got out and the driver offeree* to take the woman to Winter Park. ‘Now I can toll my children that I helped maintain the Integrity of the Constitution." to the Constitution. Moral Majority leader the Hrv. Jerry Falwell called the the high court "completely out of step with over 85 percent of the American people." While JuITrcr said. "I feel vindicated." he ulso expressed ro n cern that "th ose who belong to the religious right will use this as a rallying cry for ‘ Let’s have u new constitu­ tional amendment."' In Its ruling, the high court made a distinction between a simple moment of silence and the Alabama law. which Jaffree, an agnostic, challenged In May 1982 because hr ob­ jected' to his children being ex|>oaed lo prayer at school. "The legislative Intent (of A labam a’ s law) to return prayer lo thr public schools Is. of course. quite different from merely protecting every stu­ dent’s right to engage In voluntary prayer during an appropriate moment of silence d u rin g th r school d a y ," Justice John Paul Stevens said for the court. Heat Wave Smothers State A 3rd Day A three-day heal wave that caused at least one death In the state caused the mercury to rrach IOO degrees In Satdord Tuesday, n record high for the date for the second day In a row Today's temperatures were expected to go even higher with the chance of thundershowers this afternoon bringing some ii lit I T h e d r y s p e ll an d th e excessive heat have brought water usage In Sanford to H.2 million gallons a day. but Ihe city utility director. Paul Moore, said Ihe clly Is still able lo meet the demand and there are no restrictions at this time. "People should I k - practical and consldcratc of others In their use ol w*iier conserving where they can.” he said Record highs (or June 4 were set In 12 cities Tuesday. Lake­ land reached a searing 105 degrees, the hottest the central Florida city has ever gotten since weather tecords l>egan. It was 102 In Gainesville: l(X) in Oilandn and Hnllvwood. 99 In Fort Myers; 98 In Miami. 97 In Miami Beach. Apalachicola, anti Pensacola: 95 In Fort Lauderdale and Daytona Heat h Jacksonville also had a June 4th record high, hilling IOO lor ihe third day In a row. Thr Duval County Medical Exam­ iner’ s Office listed thr late Monday death of Elaine Traugrr. 12. as heat trialed Police reports say rescue workers found Traugrr collapsed with no blood pressure and a Ixwlv lrm|>eraturr of 108 de­ grees A high pressure ulr mass over the Gulf ol Mexico Is raising the heat. Forecasters say until It moves, the mass will create weak westerly winds that blow a w a y n orm al c o o lin g sea breezes. It was IOO In Ocala and 102 In Tallahassee Tuesday. Along Ihe south Florida coast, there were few bathers bothering wlih Ihe 85-dcgicr water. On Fort Lauderdale beach. lifeguard 11.J Kearney said Ihe crowds had Im-cii light. "There's not much |>olnt In coming out here to cool off." he said A North Miami resident was Charges Pending In Baby's Traffic D eath A 24-year-old Sanford man may be charged In connection with a Monday traffic accident that -left a Wlntci Park infant dead. Jennifer Cheney. 13 months, of 1921 Bonanza Court, died at 7:49 a.m. Tuesday at the Orlando Regional Medical Center alter being helicoptered Irnm Sanford's Central Florida Regional Hospital. Also Injured In the 9 p m. Monday accident were Ihe child's parents. Jack and Julia Cheney. Mrs. Cheney was In satisfactory condition today at CFRII and her husband was trruted and released after the ucctdent. According to Sanford Assistant Police Chief Herb Shea. Michael Zarch. 24. of Mattie St., Satdord. lost control of his east bound pickup truck and drove Into thr westbound lane of Airport Boulevurd |usl west of 25lh Street Zarch's truck hit Cheney's westbound Subaru, throwing It Into a spin The Subaru was then struck by a westbound van that could not stop, shea said The van was driven by Donald W Nichols. 37. of 3206 Country Club Road. Sanford. Hr was not injured. During the accident. Jennifer suffered a penetrating wound above the right eye. Zarch received minor Injuries when his truck ovrturncd If charges are filed, they probably will l>e against Zarch Shea said Jennifer was in the car's front seal at the time of the accident but |x>llcc do not know If she was In a child restraint seal as required by state law. Failure to provide such a seat ts punishable by fines like other traffic Infractions — Deane Jordan 1 Blue Cross Chief: O ld Doesn't Begin A t 65 NEW YORK (UPII - Old uge doesn't Ix-gln at 65 und govern■pent and health care policies should Im* chungrd to reflect thr rrullty that thr goldrn years ure uge 75 und up. says the presi­ dent of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Bernard Trrsnowskl said that In 1935. when the Social Securi­ ty Art wus enacted. It wus accurate and srnslble to consid­ er men and women age 65 and over elderly because the average life span In the United States wus 04 But. he said In a report on aging releused Tuesday, the life span of Americans has risen lo 74.9 years. "Yet Ihe lmugr in our minds evoked by ’age 65.’ Is still adorned with canes and hearing aids und little old ladies In tennis sitoes, even as we are Jostled on thr streets und In the stores by energetic, vigorous men and women In a hurry — at age 75." Trr .nowski said. "T o be sure, the Congress lues moved the mandatory retlreini ii) uge up to 70. But the problem of bringing our laws and our practices In line with the BALTIMORE (UPII - Thr t ill lx hunting for a fifth person believed to be a member ol .i family-and-frlend alteration o« cosed of pcnrtraiing Navi seen rtty from coaxl to coast and passing secrets lo the Soviets lor 20 years, authorities sa\ Law enlorcement sources said Tuesday the FBI apparentli knows thr Idrntltv but not tin whereabouts ol a person known as **F." Hie code Inter used tr\ accused spy ringleader John Walker to Identity an n|w-r.oinn participant In letters in Soviet contacts Sources said other s u s p e c ts also were Iteing Investigated and the case was lar Irum closed FBI agents in Washington seeking lo trace Ihe scope ol the co n s p ira c y T u esd ay silted through thousands ol dneu merits seized from Ihe homes ol Ihe four men alrrudy charged in the case. W alker. 47, and his son Michael. 22. ap|M-arrd al a title! arraignment Tuesday In U S District Court In Balllmorr to enter pleus. “ Not guilty to all counts." Walker, u m ired Navy warrant ofTIccr. told U.S. District Judge Alexander HarveV Walker then watched his non, a sailor from the aircraft carrier Nlmllz, also plead not guilty. reality — old age at 75. not 65 — are form idable. If not pro­ hibitive.” Th e report was released Tuesday In conjunction with the 50th anniversary symposium ofBlue Cross und Blur Shield of Greater New York The leader of l hr Insurance "Blurs." provider of health cov­ erage for some 90 million Amer­ icans. urged symposium mem­ bers to accept the new definition of elderly and trash the obsolete one. The reality of old age starting al 75. not 65. hr Insisted. Is essential to any discussion of "long-term care" — nursing home — needs ol the nation's aging population “ We will make more progress If we Insist on realism." he said, n o tin g th at th ere arc an estimated 27 million people over age 65 In Ihe United States today: that there will be 30 million by 1990. and 35 million by the year 2.000 "Bid because thr survival rale ts picking up spied thr old gain as a percentage of the popula­ tion. Those 85 and over are projected to be the fastest grow­ ing part o( the older population. "A s a result, the need for long term care Is on the fast side of the growth curve. There are 13 million In nursing homes now. The estimated need la for an additional 600.000 nursing home beds by 1995 " T r r s n o w s k l n o te d th a t thousands of hospital beds are Ivlng Idlr nationwide as ad­ mission and occupancy rates decline while lists of people waiting lo get Into nursing homes keep growing He sug­ gested that some of those beds could be used for thr aged. saved Irom oven like heal by an air conditioning repairman who flxrd her unit. Karen Thorhurn M i l l when the air conditioning Isn t working "you lake live showers a dav alter you come home Irom wor k "You're happy lo go to work ihe accountant said But those workers not in offices suffered. Bobby Latimer stood undri a work rack at Johnny's A u t o and Trailer Service in Miami Tins day. One hand held a gas burning torch Hr- wore goggles and heavy work clothes Sweat ran ofl him. " I ’ve got lo wear the long sleeve shirt." he said "You gel 8ce HEAT WAVE, page 8A TO DA Y Action Reports...............3A Bridge.......................... 2B Calendar 8B Classifieds ............ 6.7B0 Comics..................... 7B Crossword..................... 2B Dear Abbr .................3B Deaths........................... 2A Dr Gott.................... 2Ii Editorial...................... 4A Horoscope 7B Nation............................2A People ........................L3B Sports.........................5 7A Television.......... 3B Weather ....................... 7A World........................ 7A D o n ’t C a ll U G LY As reported In the Evrnlng Herald Tuesday, the Sanlord City Commission did not select a phone number with the last lour digits corresponding with the letters U-G-L-Y for residents to call to rrport grounds maintenance violations. Plrase do not try to use such a number �1A —Evtnlng Harald. Sar.ford, FI. Wadnatday. Juno ), MU But Money Already Spent - County Richer Than Expected N ATIO N IN BRIEF Judge: No M oney M otive Evidence In Von Bulow Trial PROVIDENCE. K.J. IUPI) - The judge in Claus von Bulow'a attempted murder retrial has refused to allow the prosecution to Introduce his wife's $75 million will as rebuttal evidence, saying the state failed to support a money motive. Superior Court .Judge Corlnne Grande's ruling came after the defense rested Its case without calling von Hulow or his teenage daughter. Cosltna. to testify. The stale contends von Billow twice tried to kill his wife. Martha "Sunny" von Bulow, with insulin Injections to collect a $14 million share of the fortune and marry his former mistress Defense attorneys 'tainted Mrs. von Hulow v s nuiclua> over her husband's affair and caused her own comas In '97ft and 1980 by mixing drugs find liquor at the family's Newpori mansion. She remains comatose at a New York hospital. Cirande refused Tuesday to allow the slate to introduce Mrs von Hulow s will In tills portion of the trial saying the slate had not proved that financial gain was a motive In the case. "There is not a suggestion anywhere at all that a llnanrlal gain Impelled the defendant lo lake the action that the stale says he look," she said, referring to the case the prosecution earlier presented. Hotel Strike Widens NEW YORK |UPI) — The Teamsters and other unions have vowed not lo cross picket lines of 15,500 workers striking >55 hotels, causing mounds of garbage to pile up. hulling most food deliveries and making It even harder for hotel guests to gel taxis The strike by an estimated 15,500 workers, ranging from IreIIhops to bartenders. Is the llrst in the 4ft year history of the AFL-CIO Hotel and Motel Trade Council. Marvin Bogner, u spokesman for the city's Health Department, said IH hotels had already been declared public health nuisances because of plies of garbage. Bogner said the Sanitation Department picked up trash at those hotels at the owners' rx|wn*e. About 14,000 workers walked off the Job Saturday at 45 hotels, including some of the city's |H>shesl establishments such as the Waldorf-Astoria. The union has said It has targeted 40 more hotels for the strike next week Almut 1.500 workers at IO more hotels walked oil the Job Tuesday bringing the numhrr of establishments affected by I he strike to 55. WORLD IN BRIEF Arms Sales Intended To Encourage Peace Talks Syria Tries To End Shooting BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) — Palestinian and Shiite Moslem gunmen dashed In two Beirut refugee camps today as Syria explored how to end the fighting that has killed more • than 500 people since May 19 S|Mitudlc gunllre nxked Shullla und IkmrJ Brujuneh, two Palestinian refugee camps c.i (lie southern outskirts of Hie capital less than a day alter Red Cross workers entered the Sabi a refugee rump In a seurcli lor iMailes The sources hud no Immediate estimate on casualties today. The lighting came alter representatives ot both sides met In Damascus Tuesday night with Syrian Vice President Abdel liullrn Khuddum. who re|>ortrdly made progress lo efforts lo stop the shouting. Political sources who ask-d not lo Ik* named said Syria wuitls Amul lo fill its siege ol the camps, whose defenders then would ire allowed to go to the Bekaa Valley In Syrian-controlled eastern Lebanon. 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Mrs, Anderson said the stale now estimates the county will receive $13.7 million from the proceeds of the special [jenny sales tax. approved by I Invoters for criminal justice facili­ ties. some $500,000 more than tlrst estimates of $13 2 million Earlier. It was rrported that the county plans to spend $14 08 million, some $300,UOO more than exj cKd, from that bind even with expected In. reasrd reven u e* on ly for expansion ol the county Jail and renovations of the courthouse, hut also for renovations of the former health department build­ ing and Ihr stale attorney's office (the former Jail behind the courthouse.) In a report to the county commission last week. Deputy County Administrator Rlciiard Grorgr said some money for the renovations of the state at­ torney's building and the old health department would come from court facilities fees. These lees are levied at the rale of $2 l»cr case when lawsuits are Hied. Meanwhile Mrs Anderson said courtly revenues from Interest income are down. She said I he reason Is that ihe county’ s hinds, which had been Invested in only one flnanela! Institution at a 10 percent Interest rate, have been spread around lo sever; i county hanks and placed in accounts paying a lesser 'hi. test rate. Clerk of the Circuit Court David lt*-rrlrn charged with the re s p o n s ib ility o f In vestin g i tnmly funds, said all county investment money — about $-!(> 323-1204 million — were in certificates or deposit wlih Freedom Savings and Loan. When Berrien took office In January, he said, he took the binds and spread them among -even or eight banking houses. While (hat may cut the Inter­ est the money earns. H Is safer. Berrien said. Commissioner Bill KirchhofT, a stockbroker, noted that Berrien is asking for reports on assets and liabilities of each banking house that Wishes to be a depositor of county funds as a way of making sure the county doc* not have problems with Its money like those seen In hank .nid savings and loan collapses mol he. stales. Berrien said that Interest in­ terne on county investments had been estimated at 10 per.tni hul with Interest rates dtoppliig the liuetcst rate the county Is receiving now Is 8 perrcnl 7 Sentenced For DUI I I k billowing persons have cither pleaded or been found guilty ol driving under the lnflu* d ice or having an unlawful blood alcohol level As lirsi-tlmc offenders, most have had their driver's license suspended for six months, or­ dered lo |iay u $250 fine, pay i ourl costs of $27.50 and com* plele 50 hours of community service. When a guilty or no contest plra Is entered or If Ihe defendant Is found gulliy of an ulcohol-relalcd charge, other charges arc usually ell tier not prosecuted or dismissed. Most of (lie flrst-llm c offenders are allowed to apply for businessonly driving |>ermlls, —William Brudwcll. 53. of 803 E 20th St.. Sanford, arrested March 8 after tils car was Involved In an accident on S, I'almctlo Avc.. Sanford —Jimmy Owen Flllman, 27. of 214 Barrow St,. A|Hipka. ar­ rested Feh. 12 nher Ills car was clocked traveling 70 mph In a 45 mph zone on state Road 436 ul Balmy Beach Drive. Forest City. —Timothy Myers. 27. of Route -I. Box 77. Sanford, arrested March 8 after his ear was Involved In an accident on U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. Hobby Gerald Roberts. 20, of NATIONAL REPORT: South­ erners stuck close to their air conditioners while walling out a record heal wave that killed |M-ople and |Niullry. pushed the demand lor power to new highs and displayed few signs of tilsappearing Records tell In Dixie lor a third day lit a row Tuesduy as ihe mercury climbed Into Ihe !K>s and past the century mark Two dozen records were teuchrd ot set from Mississippi and Florida lo Ihe Carollnas. and a reading ol 105 was the highest ever recorded In Lakeland, the National Weather Service said "W e still have that lug high pressure center nil the eastern Gulf of Mexico and It’s been causing the heal tor three or four days." Hill I’endleton. an NWS lorecastrr In Miami, said today. ‘ Mi's not planning in move ihioogh Sunday. Plains storms Hooded Texas strrels with up to 9 Inches ol rain m Sudan AREA FORECAST) Excessive heal lo continue today and Thursday. Daytime heat Index In the 105-115 degree range. Today sunny and hot wtlti the high 98 In |04 A 20 pen nil chance of late alb-moon thun­ derstorms Wind northeast 5 to IO tnpli Tonight tali with Ihr low* 72 to 76 Light wind, Thursday sunny and hot with tin- high around 100 A 20 W H A T E V E R TH E TEM PERATU RE 24 12 Oak Avc.. Sanford, ar­ rested May 23 on SR 430 near Seminole Plata. Casselberry, alter police spotted his ear parked with Its rear against a telr pit one IkmiIIi . -Kenneth Drew*. 29, ol Forest City, arrested April 2 after he was (mind passed out in tils Itoi k at Live Oaks t'enlr-r, U S Highway 17-92. Casselberry. He is scheduled to Ik- sentenced TRANE W*alh*rtron Central Air Conditlongr/Haat Pump Won’t Lat Vou Down y i j l l ■ PLUMBING* W A L L HEATING INC IM( .*«»•** Av« . Linford Fh 111$142 July l 1 DAY S E R V IC E * —Coloicll Wings Wilder, 53. of Io 1 Springs Sl., Altamonte Springs, arrested Feb 2 on SR 436. C a s s e lb e rry , a fte r a motorist alerted a trooper to a [xixslble drunk driver. —Timothy Gene Hardage, 20. of 10 3 R e f l e c t i o n C i r c l e . Casselberry, arrested July 17 alter his motorcycle polled onto SR 436, Casselberry, and Into the path ot it slier Ill's patrol car. Several vehicles Itad lo take evasive action lo avoid colliding with Ihe hike, according In court records —Sarah Doris Ratnho, 20, ol Orlando, arrested Nov.. 7 alter tier car was seen speeding on SR ■130. Casselberry He vehicle also Ion ed another cur oil Ihe mud. a All COMPMSSOt fit M I ATOR m STOCK FREE Entinuitt SEMINOLE :y-$) SEW 4 VAC j s ? * You Won t Walk Away Empty Handed. If You Don't Like Our Price We Will Negotiate. 322-9411 3 2 3 -2 1 5 0 Mary. 17 92 So. Mil MS 108 Sinloid. FI*. Sun. 10-6 C C R N t R If t l A L A K f M A R Y BLVO Winn O’a* W INDOW & DOOR GUARDS s h r r l i r * r e p o rt s a id . — D ean e J ord a n percent chance ol late afternoon thunderstorms. Wind northeast 5 to 10 mph BOATINO FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Variable wind 5 lo 10 knots except easterly onshore sen breezes during the alternoons through Thursday. Sea 2 fret or less except 2 to 4 tret during the afternoon Mostly lair. 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O R C H IR O P R A C T IC , IN C . ’ a w ..* O P .M . 2AM S AIRPORT B IV D - SANFORD * • » D» » * * SANFO RD 3J3S/63 . * A* Usual this Same# It F R tt ORLANDO 849 0389 to ince^r Homeowners Insurance ( O iu * Hit tu t1 s in s it h e s t. T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE /f Ph. 322-0285 E 2 5 7 5 S . F r e n c h A v e ., S a n f o r d % s 4 u to -O w n e r s In s u r a n c e AREA DEATH JAMES EDWARD PALMER Mr. Jumce Kdwurd I’altner, 57. nl 346 Mead Drive. Ovlrrlo. died Tuesday at his home after a lengthy illness. Horn April 7. I92H in North. S he moved to Oviedo from Greenville. S.C. In 196U. He was a guidance coun­ selor. a member of Oviedo Bap­ tist Church and was director of II m . M unchanged the Tuacuwllla Men's Associa­ It'S unthangad tion *11* 41*0 Survivors include his wile, It no lr*d*> Betlle; two sons. James K Jr., !»** unchanged I»(* !»'• and Gary A . both o( Oviedo; a N 't no I*odtt 141* M<* d a u g h ter. R eb ecca Stupp. JOW unehongod Apopka, hts m o th er, Bea. IIS IIS Greenville: a brotlier. Nonnun. *"™7rJwen^orT[J^Ev«Afon^™" OAKLAWN l « S g U Caaba/ nwW A Light Fla Pragrata ItMdini SavingMCA MwgSat legalr . By Donna Estes Herald Staff Writer Seminole County received nearly $1.3 million more In revenues during the first eight months of fiscal 1984-85 than expected, but the new money rejiresents no windfall. It has already been spent. M anagem ent and Budget Director Eleanor Anderson. In reporting that the county's rei ord $93.9 million budget grew to $95 2 million during the eight months, said tin- additional dollars will replace money spent on unforsren expenses In the transportation program. lor the sheriffs road patrol, and other Items sucli as projects lo be funded from the 4 • • nts-pei gallon special gasoline tax. The increase In revenues can-e Horn the calc ol the county's mental health facility and other county projterty. $569,159; a larger than expected cash sur­ plus from last year of $320.106; WEATHER U nited P re s * In tern a tion al The administration, despite opposition from Israel and Oil senators, says it plans to sell new defensive wea|Mins to .Jordan in encourage I he Arab kingdom to open direct |H*uce talks with the Jewish stale. The exact tinting und size of the sale pro|Mtsal lo l>e sent to Congtess has not been determined, administration officials said Tursday, but the decision to make the sale hushern made. U.S. officials noted the Irony ol the debate. In which the Israeli lobby has op|Mtsed Jordan's King Hussein's request at u time when he Is prrpared lo talk to Isrurl The senators np|>osr any salr lo Jordan until direct negotiations begin The U.S. officials said the emphasis of the arms sale would Ire air defense, specifically anything to protect Jordan against Syria, which has npimsed any participation In Middle East pcacr negotiations with Israel or the United States. The most volatile part of any arms deal would be Stinger shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles, which the Israelis fear could full Into the hands of I’alestlnlan guerrillas The next most sensitive Item would be Improved Hawk surface do-air missiles, mobile weu|M)ns that can hit lowanti medlum-allltude targets Jordan has Hawk missiles but at Israeli tnslsleuce they are fixed und cannot lx- moved lo ureas where they would thtralrn Israeli aircraft Fh*«* iruvunoni # t tfr llomr t -r Hu<>lfir>v tint n.ntr u n it all. Augusta, Gu.i a sister, Marie Freeman. 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S heriff, FHP Sued For False A rre s t Seminole County Sheriff John Polk and the Florid* Highway Patrol are being sued for falae arrest. The plalnltfl In the case claims. among other things, that the arrest hurt hts feelings. Frank Lee Williams HI. of S an ford , file d the suit In Seminole Circuit Court Tuesday. He Is seeking an unspecified amount of damages In exceas of 85.000. According to the suit, Williams was arrested March 16, 1984 by an FHP trooper. T h g tr o o p e r a p p a r e n tly stopped a car In which Williams was a passenger and after checking out the driver ran a computer check on Williams, using his driver's license for Information The trooper was told there was an outstanding a an.-rtf Issued by Dailc County authorities for a Frank Lee Williams that fit the description of the car's passenget, an ordtng to W illia m s ' law yer, John Morgan, of Orlando Both the Williams named In the warrant and the Williams arrested are black, according to the suit. Williams said in the suit that be was kept In the Seminole County Jail for five days while friends and relatives tried to convince authorities that they had Jailed the wrong man. W illiam s contends that If Polk's officers had followed standard procedures I hey would have discovered the emir earlier and let him go. He said hr was finally released after Jailers learned ol the mistake. Williams slates that his Im­ prisonment deprived him of his civil rights Hr states he was both physically and mentally Injured. He also stated Ills repu­ tation was damaged and his Irrllngs were hurt by the Inci­ dent. Hr asks In the suit that FHP pay $5,000 or more in compen­ satory damages and that Polk Action Reports ★ Fires ★ Courts ★ Police pay $5,000 or more in punitive damages Williams asks for a trial by Jury. No trial dale has been set. TE ST DRIVE A DeLand man charged In connection with the theft of a car from his Sanford car dealer employer reportedly told San­ ford police who arrested him that he took the car because he Just wanted to take a test spin In it. The 1982 Tm-'-ta w r» reported mts&ing ijotn Prestige Honda. U S. Highway 17-92. on April 15. P o lic e w e re to ld that an employee utay have had keys to the car and he had left the business without notifying a supervisor, the report said. A suspect turned himself In at the Sanford poller station on Monday. Charged with grand theft auto at 8:50 am . was Abraham Alexander Milton. 24. Hr was being held In lieu of $5,000 bond. rested at his home at about 8:40 p.m. Tuesday and was being held In lieu of $500 bond BURGLARIES A THEFTS Bill Dooley. 35. of 330 Lake Scmtnary Circle. Maitland, re­ ported to sheriffs deputies that hts $690 video recorder and four tapes with a total value of $85 were stolen when hls Ik-longings were being moved from 208 Varmouth Koad. Fern Park, be­ tween May 30 and Sunday. Pictures, sculpture. Jewelry, cleaning supplies, a camera and other Hems worth atout $1,500 were stolen from the home of Michael Eugene Haglev. 28. of 1521 Bear Lake Koad. Sanford, on Monday, a sheriffs report said Theresa Klee 36. of Orlando, mid Senitnclc County sheriffs deputies (hat a gold chain and pearl earrings with a combined value of $250 were stolen along with a S I50 shotgun from her car while the vehicle was parked at Butler Plaza, state Koad 436. Casselberry, between 5 a m. and 3 p.m. on Monday. A thief slipped Into the room of Jackie Davis. 37. of the Pine Grove Motel *8. Fern Park, white she and her daughter sV-pt Monday ntght and took a pa r of BEAN BATTLE Jeans containing $145 cash. The A 45-year-old A lta m o n te door to the room was closed, but Springs man charged with bat­ not locked at the time of the tery spouse abuse after allegedly theft, a sheriffs report said. bitting his wtfe In the face arm told sheriffs deputies the alleged Hoofing materials. 50 pounds attack was provoked when the ol nails and about 10 sheets ol woman threw a pm of cooking plywood with a total value of lima beans at him. about $185 were stolen from a He received a minor burn on construction site belonging to tils right arm. deputies reported, Sierra Properties Corp.. 3606 hut Eliza Drakes. 44. of 11IO Palm Ave., Apopka, at 1669 Spring St., told deputies she Windy Bluff Point. Longwaod, threw the beans after she was hit according to a report Hied with during an argument, a sheriff's the sheriff s department report said. Mrs. D ra k e s ' e y e s w r r r Linda B Rahona. 45. of 5)2 swollen, the repoti said. Henry Drakes. 45. was ar- Whlsprrwood Drive, lamgwood, reported to sht-rUTs deputies that antique gold coins, cash. Jewelry and prints worth u total of about $1,500 disappeared CHARGED! FOR NEGLECT when her household lurnlsblng were move<1 from Tennessee by a moving company between April 16 and 23. She reported her loss on Friday. Tammy Vanessa Noble. 21. of Watson Street. Jamestown, gave deputies the name of a suspect who may have taken $300 from her purse In her trailer on Saturday. NABBED WITH CAR A DeLand man has been charged with jxrssession of a stolen vehicle alter a Seminole County shertlTs deputy spotted hint driving the car. The man was arrested on Lakevlew Avenue at North Street. A ltam on te Springs, wh-rc he hed torn driving the 19. ‘ Dalsuu that a computer rhrrk by the dctntiy confirmed was reported stolen in DeLand. a shcrifTs report said Bernard Dwnvnr Martin 20. was arrested at 1I 25 a.m. Monday nnd was being held in lieu of $5,000 bond. DUI ARRESTS The following persons have been -arrested In Sem inole County on a charge of driving under the influence: —Joanne Rose Mullen 22. ol 541 Marigold Si . Casseltorry. was arrested Saturday utter her car was seen weaving on U.S. Highway 17-92. l.ongwood. She was also charged with driving with a suspended license —Bobby Glen Smith, 23. of Winter Garden, at 2:30 a.m. Sunday after lie was seen driv­ ing with bright headlights and crossed the centerline of U.S, Highway 17-92. l.ongwood —'Todd David Kessinger. 25. ol Route 4. Box 366, Apopka, was arrested at 3:26 a m Tuesday after his car was seen weaving on state Koad 434. Winter Springs. —Thaddeus Let- McNeil, 53, of 116 Hughes Ave., Sanford, at 4 25 p.m. Monday alter hts car was Involved In ao accident at 2306 Jltwny Ave.. Midway. He was also charged with careless driving. Wednesday, June 5. tfU —JA " " A Hearing Aids Drastically Reduced! You’re looking at an actual size photo of the new Starkey Intra Ear I iearing Aid. 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As long as the government has been Involved In purchasing military hardware, there have been bribery, overpayments, kickbacks and other Illegalities. These white-collar crimes date back at least to the Civil War and probably even to 1775. when the Colonists were hiding munitions from the Hrltlsh In such communities as Lexington and Concord. Nevertheless, the present uproar over war profiteering Is the biggest flap of Its kind In peacetime since a Missouri senator named Harry S. Truman gnlned national attention as chalrmun of a committee Investigating de­ fense contractors Just before Pearl Harbor, And the discovery that we haven't been getting our money’s worth In defense spend­ ing threatens to bring to a sudden stop the massive military buildup that started when Ronald Reagan was elected president In 1980. Because lllrgnl activity cannot 1m- tolerated and because thrre must be public confidence In the defense budget. Secretary of the Navy John Lehman was right to come down hard on General Dynamics, Ihr nation's third lurgest defense contractor. Lehman flnrd General Dynamics $076,283 for giving gratuities to retired Adm. Hyman Kickover, canceled $22.5 million In existing contracts wllh the defense firm and stopped nctlon on about $1 billion In new contracts w llh tw o o f General Dynam ics' m ajor divisions. They are Electric Boat, which builds nuclear submarines in Groton, Conn., and Ihc Pomona Division, near Los Angeles, which builds missiles and missile-defense systems. The fine was for 10 times the value of gifts and gratuities thut General Dynamics lav­ ished on Kickover during the years he headed the Navy's nuclear submarine program. The admiral not only willingly received these lavors from the defense contractor, he asked for many of them. Kickover's response was typical of those who take lavors when they know they shouldn't: "N o grutulty or favor cvrr affected any decision I m ade." Perhaps true, but Kickover never for one moment would have accepted such un excuse from u sulMirdinate. Charges against General Dynamics Include thr rcrjursl for government reimbursements lor dues and fees to more than 20 country clubs and other organizations, lobbying, advertising and entertainment expensrs, traveling costs — even $155 for Ixumllng un executive's dog In a kennel. General Dynamics should not shoulder thr entire blame In these matters. The Pentugou must shun- the guilt. It has become the world's biggest bureaucracy. Service rivalries are rampant. As Navy Secretary Lehman said In a recent speech: "F ifty thousand people now lalxir for the Defense Logistics Agency. There are 11 separate defense agencies, nine Joint and specified commands und scores of sub­ ordinate ofllcrs und bureaus with staffs of u thousand or more. "Everywhere In the Pentagon are senior usslstunts und lesser assistants, confidential assistants, personal assistants, administrative usslstunts, spcdul assistants, executive assistants, aides to these assistants, and all of them have staffs," Lehman said. "It Is a Herculean task to fix accountability unywhere In the defense establishment." The Pentagon's Ineffective management procedures ure surely us much to blame as the delensr contractors for the current scandals. Obviously, changes must be made. Some­ how the Pentugon must reform und reduce Itself. Congress should keep hands off, because Its Interference cuuses more pro­ blems ih.m It solves. The executive branch should luke the Initiative. BERRY'S WORLD “Don’t bo out too I*to. kid». Tomorrow's junior high graduation day!" 9 WASHINGTON (UPlI - Stock market prices, as reflected bv the Dow Jones industrial average, closed above the 1.300 level for the first time In May. Hut was It a genuine rally or merely a manifestation of springtime on Wall Street? The answer to that question, I gather. Is Important to slailstlclans. market analysts, magazine writers and others concerned with mathematical probabilities. According to the Stock Traders Almanac, only three times In the past two decades has the Dow boasted a gain during thr May I-June 30 period. Your broker presumably knows that and Is In a position to advise you that only sap always rises In the spring Urokers likewise should know that the stock market Itself, much like spring romance and the weather, tends to become seasonably unsettled. Also be advlserl that us a general rule Ihc stocks you purchased In April probably will slump In July. That prognosis prcxumaoiy Is subscribed to by plungers who regard the head as a more reliable Indicator than the heart It Is practically axiomatic In financial circles that an Incrrase In aspirin consumption Is followed1by* a drop In the New York Stock Exchange composite index. Since headaches apparently outnumbered heartaches last year, making aspirin production bullfiih. we may be In for a bearish 1905. Index-wise Or may you simply wish to Instruct your broker to sell the storks you bought in April and Invest the morry In the shares of companies that make headache remedies. My own favorite omen, the hemline tndlctator. appears to augur well for the summer of 1985. That theory, as all good brokers and girlwatchers know. holds that stock prices are likely to follow skin lengths, going up when hemlines do and vice versa 1 don't know where the 1.300 average comes to o:: milady's limb**, but Judging from the warm weather fashions 1 have seen, we arc In for a high-flying summer, Ihe ht-mllne signal. Incidentally. Is supported bv ihe necktie hypothesis A N T H O N Y HARRIGAN Protest Pattern Familiar The recent student drtnonstatlons on college campuses against ‘.he U S. trade embargo of Nicaragua and Investmrnl In South Africa arc In a pattern familiar lo Americans who remember the protests of the Vietnam war era. They are wellorchestrated media events In which ihe demonstrators accept no re­ sponsibilities fur the consequences of their protests. Campus demonstrations In thr sixties und early sevrnllrs helped create Ihr |>olltlrnl climate that led to withdrawal of eflrctlve aid for an anticommunist government und the triumph of a regime allied to the Soviet Union. Today, Vietnam Is a totalP 'rlan stale which Is waging a large-scale war against lls weaker neighbors In Soulhrust Asia. If Ihe hx-s of U S. prrssurc against communist Nicaragua have (heir way, Ihr Cubans and Soviets will hr able to consolidate their foothold In Central America. As fur the ilrinonsli.itIons against U.S Investment, the protesters aren't candid wllh ihr American jieople as to what would lie thr end result of Ihe bloody revolution they seek to encourage. One of the few candid voices is that of Beyers Naudr, thr |>olltlral activist und scrrelury of the South African Council of Churches, who calls for harsh U.S. treatment of South Attlcu. lit a recent uiltele In The New York Tlrttrs, Mr. Naudr olTrred a rare admission or whut would be the end result If the South African government were toppled. He wrote that thr United States "must accept ill.ii ilu politii.il i liuiigr lh.il black Soulli Africans wish lo bring about will Inevitably Involve changes In the cupltullsl system of free en­ terprise — a change toward some lurtn of socialism." Fortunately. President Krugun and Ills advisers understand thr ultimate objective of the campus demonstrations. Thr administration Is standing firm against hysteria It Is defending the national Interest In this hemisphere and eight thousand miles away In Southern Africa, a region rich In strategic materials vital tu thr security of the West. If Ihe Soulhrrn lip ol Africa were tn |>u*s to the control of Marxist forces, the glntuil strategic balance would be drastically altered amt the security of the American people endangered. Y o u 'R e a PiaMoMD P iR e c T iM PoRTeR, aRenT You? The latter doctrine Is based on the principle that narrow ties create confidence tn the market. Hence, according to the magazine Dynamic Years, a comeback of slim neckwear should be accompanied by soaring stock prices Baseball fans, however, will have to wait until fall to again test the theory that there Is a correlation between stock prices and major league batting averages. Except for three annual exceptions since 1965. the markrt has gone down when hitting Improved. It won't be known for certain until autumn whether young eyes this season are sharper than last. Ergo, any prediction of the batting average Impact on the Standard fli Poor Index would be premature at this time. If salary scales mean anything, however, ball players will have more money to Invest Iri the market h.an ever before. You and your broker can draw from owi conclusions from that. As for me. ! *-liall continue to sink anv Investment dollars that come my way In an uid Washington Senators sock I ReaLLY P o m T appRove but I of apaRTHeiD, po nT LiK e To Lose I S u R e 3M. B u s in e s s .1 < Amp LOTS 'of oThgr PRODUCTS FROM South AFRica/ eiTneR. / So I ’M CaReFUL To LOOK LiKe I HaTe KaciSM VHiLe MoT PoiMG much To CHanee THiMGS* South AFRica, mow You wave a FRieNP »MThq OPPReSSioH Business! £Tejn •*5 KOCa* • s -a JEFFREY H A R T Expand Death Penalty The crime situation In many of murder, execution represents a le­ gitimate recourse for society, on the our major cities has reached the grounds of Justice, deterrence, and |Miln( where we might be ready lo s e lf- p r o t e c t io n a g a in s t th at think the unthinkable. Gangs of particular criminal. As a Judge once young toughs, for example, roam remarked to me. " ! don’t know New York's Times Square at night, whether execution deters murder, uccostlng pedestrians and robbing but It c e r t a in ly d c le r s that I hem while passers by do not dure to Interfere Often the robbery la murderer." If New York’s Governor Mario Cuomo continue# lo hold out accomplished In a minute or two, against the capital punishment allowing little chance for Ihe police consensus, he will Inevitably pay to catch up with It. Casual beatings the political price Tor his obduracy. on the strrrls and In thr subways h ave b e c o m e c o m m o n p la c e ; But. now, let us move a step knifings and deaths are com ­ further. It is certainly plausible to monplace. argue that the death penalty should Which raises Ihe following quesIw available — on the same grounds lion. Should ihe application of the of Justice, deterrence, und selfdeath penalty hr broadened, and protection — In Ihr case of a cxlrnd beyond capital crimes to demonstrable criminal sociopath; include demonstrable sociopaths for example. In the rase of an who present an obvious menace tn Individual Ihrce times convicted of the ordinary citizen? employing violence during Ihr In Hits country we have now commission of a felony. virtually completed the first phase of our reassessment of capital At the present time, the presence punishment. There exist holdouts In apparently Increasing numbers of against the rurrrni national con­ obvious sociopaths In our urban sensus. tn his dissents, Justice areas poses un unprecedented William Brrnnun has trrrn trying tu danger to the ordinary clltzrn. The lay Ihe burfls for elimination of the nutpourlrg of public support for death [xmalty on the grounds that It Bernhard G oetz. Ihe so-called represents cruel and unusual "Subway Vigilante." who had been punishment, and therefore violates mugged twice before and decided the eighth amendment. Hr dentes enough was enough. Is Just one that electrocution Is quick and Indication of an emerging public jMlnlrss. and cltrs all sorts of grisly demand that ihe government ob­ details utxiut what happens to thr serve its minimum responsibilities electrocuted body; but, one gathers, under the social contract; safety for any mode of execullon would be the law abiding similarly, for Brennan, an eighth Thr discussion should begin amendment violation. Nevertheless, despite Brennan, despite New a b o u t th r d e s ir a b ilit y o f a ihrre-tlmea-and-you're-oul death York s Mario Cuomo, a consensus now exists that In the case of penally. D O N G R A FF It's Complex, All Right Item; Defense appropriations for Ihe past four years total more than S 1.007.900.000.000 (one trillion, seven billion, nine hundred million dollars). Every hour of every day, the Pentagon spends on the average 92H million. firm: The defense Industry In­ cludes some 20.000 prime con­ tractors and 150.000 subcontraclors and vendors, but ts dominated by a few large suppliers In fiscal 1984. the 15 largest received 41 percent of all military contracts. Item: The profit rale of the 10 la r g r s t m ilita r y c o n tr a c to r s averaged 25 percent In 1984. com­ pared with an average of 12.8 percent for manufacturers of all types. "They start chuckling and they look around lo see If Ihe office Is bugged. And they say. 'It’s like shooting fish In a barrel.'" — Lee lurocca, chairman of Chrylaer. on Ihe reaction of suppliers when asked If defense contracting Is easy money. Item; General Electric, pleading guilty to defrauding thr government on a missile contract, has been fined SI.04 million. Item: The Pentagon withheld S244 million in payments to Gener­ al Dynamics as restitution for over billing The company has also been fined $676.(XX) for Improper glfisto Adm Hyman Rlckover. “ I look the company line." — Panaglotls Vellolls. former manager of General Dynamics' Electric Boat Division. Interviewed In Greece wherr he Is a fugitive from Indict­ ment on kickback charges, I tem: Pentagon buy tng Is supervised by 54.000 military and civilian officials Item In the Ihrrc-year period ending In 1983. at least 1,900 high ranking officers retired from the military and went to work for delensr contractors. Item: In February, Delensr Secrr laty Caspar Weinberger lold the Senate Budget Committee that a freeze tn the defense budget would necessitate deactivation of military units and thr closing down of weapons production lines. "Wr hope and we believe that we have eliminated any fat." — Caspar Weinberger "The problem 1s a federal system that rewards high coats. The bu rraucrat gets promoted by raising a larger budget from Congress. And Ihe government contractor, whose profit ts a percentage of costs, has an Incenttve to raise his costs." — Sen Charles E. Grasatcy. K iowa, member. Senate Budget Committee JACK ANDERSON FBI Was Split On Biaggi Bribery 'Evidence' By Jack Anderson and Dale Vsn Atta WASHINGTON - Some FBI of­ ficials thought they had a prosee ut.i hie bribery case again si Rep Mario lllaggl. D-N.Y . as a result of wiretapped conversations, accord­ ing In Inirrriul FBI documents. But at least four FBI and Justice Department officials thought the O men were "hyping" the evidence against Blaggl drawn from the rrcorded conversations. No official charges were ever brought ugulnst Blaggl Blaggl. now serving his nlnih term In Congrrsn. told our associate Tuny Capurcio he had been un­ aware of the allegations unlll a few weeks ago. und had never been Interviewed by either Ihe FBI or the Justice Dc|>arimcnt on the matter. A review of the tapes In the FBI's co n tro ve rs ia l "T U M C O N " In ­ vestigation turned up llla g g l’s name. He was mentioned on u TUMCON tape made on April 14. 1970. of a conversation between alleged mob figure William Masarlll and a friend M.iswllfs phone was one of those tupped In the anti- 4 racketeering Investigation According to an FBI narrative taken Irom thr tape. Masscllt's friend was describing how he allegedly gol Blaggl * help on a dumping contract. ‘ Blaggl wanted $5,000 to secure the contract." the Irtetid told Massclll. The friend lold Massclll he handed thr congressman a check for $5,000 "on the step# of the |frdrrul| ad­ ministration building." and that “ on thr face of the check hr wrote annual retainer."’ according lo the FBI n a rra tiv e It noted that ''Massclll was told thal this Incident with Bluggl occurred several years ago." Blaggl scofTcd at the whole Idea. A much-decorated former New York City poller lieutenant who was wounded 10 ilmrs In Ihr fine of duty, the 67-year-old congressman said: "I'm an old cop If I'm going to do something wrong, do you think I'd do tt with a check? That's ridiculous." It Is not uncommon lor mobsters lo boast of political payoffs and connections. The information on Htuggt was presented during a briefing lor more than two dozen Fill utftrials on the TUMCON Investigation stx days after Ihe conversation tn which Blaggl was mentioned. " A m o n g th e c o n c lu s io n s reached" by Ihe brtrllng agent was "that (hey had sufficient Informa­ tion regarding Congressman Blaggl lo be able lo conclude prosecutable rases within a short amount of time and minimal amount of effort." according to a report made to FBI Inspectors last October. And In an earfirr TUMCON review made tn late 1980, FBI official Kenneth Walton "commented to the effect thal if the bureau did not go alter Massclll ... he believed there was a shot at Blaggl." according lo an FBI Internal document. Walton also lamented a decision by a Justice Department attorney "which thwarted Investigative ef­ forts." according to the document, which explained; "He staled that a decision was made to Issue a subpoena" agamsl the man who claimed to have given Blaggl the $5,000 check, "rather than execute a search warrant to produce the check he had given to Blaggl. and not surprisingly the check dlsap peared." However, the two tederal pro secutors closest to the TUMCON case thought the evidence of poll!) cal corruption was exaggerated by the FBI U.S. Attorney Michael Ross "advised he feels the TUMCON case was hyped by thr FBI In that the FBI considered every case to be a good one ... (and) all (he high-level cases the FBI talks about are Just hype." aecordlng to an Internal report. The other U.S. attorney. Patricia Hynes, told FBI Inspectors "there were no political corruption cases." According to an Internal agency review, (wo FBI officials also agreed that some of the TUMCON cases were being overblown. Footnote: At our request. Walton reviewed the documents. Through a spokesman he said; "A t the lime, that was what I thought, baaed un Ihr information available to me. But time and additional information can change opinions ** �SPORTS Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Wednatdiy, June S, IHJ—SA SGA Steps From Obscurity Into Spotlight By Chris F itter Herald Sports W riter ORLANDO — Since founding •i he S a n fo r d G y m n a s t ic s Association In 1977. roach ; Eugene Petty and the board of ; directors have dreamed of pro. viding the best lor the assocla; lion's budding gymnasts. A permanent training facility with the best equipment has been a fantasy In the SGA's head for many j a r s Tuesday night, that fantasy materialized before an appreciative crowd of 400. Thanks In the Ingenuity o', b..I Slegrlst and the dedication lo the sfMirt by Olympian Kurt Thom­ as. the SGA's dream look a large step forward In Its drive fo r a new building It was a magical night. One In which the SGA stepped out of obscurity and Into the spotlight. And what belter place to watch dreams romc true then one of Central Florida’s tourist fantasylands. The Kurt Thomas Benefit was a tremendous suc­ cess and a very entertaining evening al Sea World's Nautilus Theater. The grand total for the hr nr III was announced Jusl prior lo the night's entertainment which In­ cluded performances by the Sanford gymnasts and Thomas' Gymnastics America Show In total pledges, the SGA has raised $42,800, more than 50 perrent of Its goal of $85,000 "W e're very proud of what we have accomplished,” Slegrlst said. ’'Hopefully, with the facili­ ty. one of these gymnasts will |SGA| lo have Ibis kind of become the next Kurt Thomas support Is really exciting." The sponsors of Ihe evening's or Mary laiu Net ton. And Kurt Thomas and Sea World made It event got to srr |ust how all |M>ssible.” s|M*claeular world class gym­ Everyone associated with Ihr nasts can be and also got lo lake SGA said they were extremely a look at some of the gymnasts happy with Tuesday night's they arc supporting. The San­ turnout. Some of I he people on ford gymnasts |M-rforiurd as a hand were even surprised II preliminary for Ihe Gymnastics went so well. America Show and, although "For such a small community lhere wrre some butterflies, they lo put on such a fundraising pul on un excellent display of •Iforl Is great." said Ken MaGee, what they have learned. Featured gymnasts from the slate director of Ihe Special Olympics. "T h ere aren't too SGA Tuesday night included many times when we've made Karen Grulngrr. Tracey Kalrel. j o percent o f our goal In Klmntha Killy. Jenifer Kupp, fundraisers. To make 50 percent Shari Slegrlst. Shannon Wllcox­ l* almost unheard of. For them son and Chertr Van Camp we wrre kind of tense. But we're very pleased to come out os good as we did. I hope this will open Ihe public’s eyes. “ Right now, we can call this Ihe highlight of our career." added Petty. "It's hern eight years of dreaming, lagging and borrowing and doing anything we could. Now. Il looks like our dream Is going Income true." Petty said the SGA gymnasts have always doiu w il; in co: • petition hut the training facility is needed for the gymnasts u< continue lo excel as they gel older. One of ihe ntosl successful SGA gymnasts ever Is Linda Arcnt. who took home two silver medals from the 1983 Interna­ tional Special Olympic Games In Baton Rouge. La. Arent was one of the special gursts at Tiles- day's event. MvrtMPtwlet hr Ttmm, Vmctnl II was a m agical night lor the Sanford Gymnastics Association as it shared center stage with Olympian Kurt Thomas. At left, Cherie Van Camp acknowledges the cheers of the crowd. Above, Shannon Wllcoxson executes a maneuver during her floor exercise. The Sanford gymnasts started In a routine Hiul would have out by performing sortie basic scored high with Hie Judges. iiinibling exercises Then they The third appartus was ihe divided up and performed on uneven parallel liars Kelly and three dilferriil appartusrs Slr- Van Camp were Impressive on grlsl and Wllcoxson showed Ihr i lie liars during thru stints. huslc routine for Class III gym ­ Then came Ihe Gymnastics nasts In the floor exercise, an America Show which features event that combines tumbling Thomas and a number of gym ­ and dance. nasts who were world class or Next, G rainger and Kopp college All-Americas. Thomas' performed on the most dllflcult crrullon Is not Jusl a group of apparatus, the balance beam. gym nasts perform in g baste Grainger displayed a Iraek layout routines but is a very entertain­ which Is one nl Ihe luirdesi ing sitow with plenty ol variety maneuvers on the four-inch wide Inc lud log lavish cost limes and brum. Kopp pul on a dynamo even a bll of comedy. performanrr of balance and Thomas himself did some grace on Hie beam and she amazing routines find displayed showed Ihr butterflies were gone Hie famous, "Thomas Flare." a Clinger Hurls 1-Hitter, Butch's Chevron Rolls Harvey Cltngrr had his no hit hid broken up In Ihe bottom of ihe fourth Inning but hr sritlrd Ior a one-hitler us Butch's Chevron trounced Seminole Ford. 200, III Sanford tittle American League action Tues­ day at Fori Mellon Park. Through three Innings, Cliliger held Seminole Ford hltlrss and had walked Jusl three. Dallas Inman led off the bottom of Ihe fourth with a base hit to break up the ito-hlttcr but Clinger preserved Ihe shutout when Inman was caught stealing lInn! and by retiring ihr ncxl two hitters. Clingrr had srvrn strikeouts In the game that was cut short due In ihe slaughter rule. Mulch's Chevron sewed up Ihe w in rarly with 13 runs In the top •il Hie lirst inning. Although II gm Jusl one till In Ihe Inning. Jay Bell's RBI single. Butch's Chevron capitalized on 14 walks Mulch's had seven him In Ihe game Including two by Bell. B e r n a r d E a d y a n d E r ic Washington added RBI doubles. ADCOCK OUTLASTS FORD Adcork Roofing erupted for lo runs on right hits In the Iasi iwo innings Tuesday for a 17-12 comeback victory over Mcdco Pharmacy In Sanford LIMlr American League actlori at Bay Avenue Field. Seminole Ford took a 12-7 lead Into Ihe fourth tnnlng when Adcock Roofing exploded for six M ore Bite? Celtics Try To Eat Meat Without Choppers Baseball runs lor a 13*12 Irud. Adcock put Ford away with four more runs In the fifth. Tony Chavcrs was 3 for 4, drove In Iwo runs and score three to lead Ihe 15-hlt Adcock Rooting offensive attack Ray Adcock. John Dumph, Rusty Keeling and Author Polk con­ tributed Iwo hits each. Medco had five hits In the gam e o fl w in n in g p itch er Chavcrs. Floyd Henderson had Iwo of the live hits Including a two-run homer In Hie first and a triple In the fourth Albert An­ derson slugged a solo homer In the fourth. JACKSON BOOSTS SHELL Tcrsell Jackson was 2 for 2. drove In three runs and scored three lo pave ih r way for Leonard Shell's 12 9 victory over Adcock Routing In Sanford Per Wee league art Ion Tuesday at Chase Park. Jackson started ihe scoring of Leonard Shell with a two-run homer In Ihe first. added an RHI single In Ihr second and walked and scored In (he third Edmund Daniels' RBI double was the only other hit for Shell which capital­ ized on 12 walks In Ihr game Adcock Roofing had ftvr tills o ff winning pitcher Neville Fuller. Including a two-run homer off the bat of Jamie King H arvey CUngcr ...1-h it shu tou t In Ihe third and a two-run double by Uulnt Hunt, also In ihr third. Brandon Simpson was I lor I with an RHI singlr. two walks and three stolen bases In Tuesday night's second game al Chase Park, art eightrun s e r o n d In n in g lift e d MrRobert's Tires In a 1-1-5 victo­ ry over Rlnkrr Materials. McKobrrt's Jumped out to a 8 0 It ud In the lop of Ihr first hill Rlnkrr came bark within one. 0-5. In thr bottom of lhr frame MrRobert's Tires ihrrt erupted for eight runs in Hie top ol the second. Craig Mcrkrrson's single was the only hit nr Ihe big Inning as McRobrrt's cashed In nil six walks, to hit batxmrrt and 12 wild pitches. Pilcher David Strindl went on to strike out Ihe side In Ihe bottom of the second to give McHnbcrt's Tires Hie victory. LuShunda Anderson's two run single in the first Inning was Hie only hll for Rlnkrr Preps Pick Up Awards i in high school tennis season has. ol course. Item over for quite awhile how. hut. il is Hie Itinr ol the year (or thr awurds banquets and honors for the high school players. Seminole High School recently held Its banquet and selected Katie Monrrtrf as the most Improved player on the girls tram and Mike Dagley us most Improved on thr boys team Paula Volpt was srlrctrd as most vaiuablr for the girls and John Ludwig was most valuable for the boys Lake Mary High School also had Its trunks banquet and the awards are as follows For the girls, the most valu­ able player award went to Kaelrnr Rycison. the most Improved player award to Erin Higgins: and the coachrs award went to Bernadette Peters. For move on Ihe |>onimrl horse and floor exerlese llial Is used by many gymnasts Unlay, but not many can master ihe move like Its namesake "This was so close lo what we do every day it was easy for us," Thomas said of Hie show. “ Il was lor a great cause, and Ihe kids loved II." Aller the show was over. Thomas signed autographs, took pictures with some of his fans. Petty, who was co-founder of Ihe SGA and has been ihe head coach since It began, was ecstatic over the outcome u( Ihr lieneftl. "It’s super," be atlied Petty. "11 initially started a little slow and Sanford and Central Florida businesses and Individuals rallied around Ihe SGA In Im­ pressive fashion lor Tuesday's benefit. Slegrlst and Ihr associa­ tion is hoping ihe support will continue. "T h e lime frame for con­ structing the building depends on the support we receive after tonight." Slegrlst said "W e'd like to raise enough funds to start construction before the cud of the year," Slegrlst said conirlbuiIons to ihr SGA building lund ran lie made at all Seminole County Sun Bank locations A n o th er ol Ihe ton ml m g members, SGA President Jean­ nette Stlflry. said Ihe snpjiott from the city ol Sanlord was excellent. "Sanford was really represented well tonight." she said. "It's fantastic to see It behind us." The SI they tatnlly w-as also one of Ihe Silver Sponsors ($500) o| Tuesday night's henefli. Stllfey's son. Tommy, and daughter, Sandy, are assistant roaches with the SGA Aller thr SGA has reached Us g o a l , a n d g y m n a s t s ar e nourishing In Ih e new training facility, they will look back art this night as the one that got tl all started, And (hey will realize that ilrearnscan come irue. the boys the most valuable player was Mike P.-naud most Improved was Shea A’htgham thr Coaches Award went to Rubble Shakur We would like in take this opiKiriuntty to rongratulair all nf these line high school players, thrtr coachrs and schools lor Ihr good yeurs they had and the great effort pul forth. Jim Edmonds, men's and women's coach al Seminole High School, lias been named ihe new assistant pro at the Winter Park Racquet Club. Ed­ monds. thr former assistant pro at Havheud. will help head pro Nate Smith with lessons am! clinics, as well as running the club. This la a nice opportunity for Jim and ihe Winter Park Racquet Club Is gelling a good INGLEWOOD. Calll (Ill'll - When Iasi seen. Ihr Boston Celtics and Los Angeles Uikrrs laugh'd more times lhan cheap llshing line. Thr NBA championship series resumes tonight with vows ol more aggression. "We've been railed Ihe 'hud boys.' but we've |iisl Iw-t-n too nice alxuit II III this series," Ihislon forward Kevin Mcllalc said Tuesday before the Celtics practiced for Game 4. We have to rrdcdlculc ourselves lo playing harder They’re thr onrs going out tielng the 'bad hoys.' We have to change things, It's not punching or hilling anybody — It's pulling the Ixidy on thr I m II. bring aggressive." The defending champion Celtics trail Ihe Is-sl-of seven series 2 l and need lo win one of the next iwo games to send Ihe teams back to Boslon Game 5 Is Friday nlghl al ihr Forum. Cedric Maxwell agreed with Mcllalc that the Critics must reestablish Ihclr physical domina­ tion. We've let them go out and pull our teeth." the forward said "W e re trying to cat meat out there without our choppers on They've won the battle ol ihe boards, and that'snur game," Routed lo days ago in Game 1. ihe Lakers have turned the scries around with a ferocious streak Hi.ii many claimed was missing last >iai when they lost the championship to the Critics In seven games. law Angeles roach Pal Riley, pleased with his n-.mi's play lii ihe Iasi two games, said ihe Lakers must stay hungry "W e have no edge — none." he said. "If we Hunk we have an edge, we're In trouble. Wr have to go 111 like we re down 1 2." The series turned brutal Sunday when three Incidents prompted the benrhes tuempty. "I don't think the Intensity can Increase," said Los Angeles center Karccm Abdul-Jabbar. who Sunday be< arne Hie NBA's all-time leading srnrrr NBA Playoffs in the playoffs. Maxwell said the Celtics' problems are Ihclr own doing "W e don't have the desire lo do what we have lo do," he said. 'W r re a lllllr hll more Hellish Ibis year. I don't feel wr need a gimmick to heal Ihe l*ukrrs. I don't think they'll he startled like lusi year. "W e 're very programmed and we're not moving the hall around. Wr don't have our house in order." Riley Is pleaseil with tils house after three gam es. "Both Iranis are very aggressive," Hie Lakrrs roach said. "We've been a III lie more rlflclent on ollcitse When we're doing the basics, we can rebound with any basketball Irani " Only lour learns have come hack from 3-1 dellelts to win a playoff s e rie s . "If wr can gel It 2-2. Friday you'll ser us al our best." said Boston forward Larry Bird, the league’s MVP who Is mired In a shooting slump N O TE B O O K WIctiMl Coopvr cltimt iM m m il, Byron troll lioi IS* botl iSoot'ng rang* on ISO l»k * rt Caspar point* 10 Mt IStnnlng waltfl ot proof Mo hll Ihroo in • ro* tram o row bohind our bortch." Coopor told otlrott "All hit not, to thoro • i w i ony lurk ln*oi*od Itu M lm oU l — I l l to Byron ond tho root to tho othor gwyt ploying fho gomo (In pro«ti<Ol " • Sort Sornbit lo bomg comporod to "Sombo ’ toy hi* oggro**l«o ploy in Iho torio* Tho Lokor*' torword loughod oil comporiton* to Syl**»*or lUllono 'T m bottor looking tSon ho. oron't It " ho tMrd Codr it Woowoll It tint tlowod by hi* mid Mown knoo m|ury Mo »pid tho Coltht O' 0 hurt by tho rodwCIton in Ml minute* pUyod "I'm O g w nho hot lod by •oompto." ho to>d That oosmpio hotn'l boon thoro " Anderson, Copeland Set Clinics Larry Castle HERALD TENNIS and established pro. Brian Tulgo. a senior and Hie No. I player at Rollins College Is the 1985 NCAA Division II singles champion Brian has been a vital force In ihr Rollins Irnnta program fur the past four years and really wrnt nut In a hla/e ol glory. Winning a national championship Is an awesome task and tt lakes a great player in do so. Brian Talgo has been and Is a great player. I talked lo Brian's coach. Norm Copeland, recently and Norm said that Brian really played well and peaked at just the right lime. Norm loses most of Ills players this year, so Is In for a massive rebuilding Job next year. The Tart finished fourth In ihe nation this year In NCAA Dtvtskm II Thu Anderson, the new pro at Bay head. Is holding several clinics for boys and girls starting In a couplr of weeks Clinics will be held (or all levels ol pi,iv is and will feature lots of hard work emphasizing stroke production, strategy and foot work and condition drills. Anyone Interested In signing up for the clinles should call Tim al A Itayheud Racquet Club Rollins Cnllrgr and Copeland will •dsn start their summer t Unit s In two weeks. Clinics will hr offered for al) levels of player* and many age levels for boys and girls. If you are Interested In Hie Rollins College Tennis Cam|>s. call Cope land at Rollins in sign up Srminnlr Community College and cage roach Bill Payne are having another fund raising (emits tournumrnt. This one ta strictly doubles and will tie held at the SCC courts June 14. 13, 16. Play will tie In men’s and women's doubles with consolation rounds to both events. If you would like to sign up to play In this tournament, rail Payne at Seminole Community College (323-1430). �� 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/. 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No 264 Thursday, June 27, 1985— Sanford, Florida Evening Herald (USPS Price 25 Cents 481 2801 County Scrambles For Office Space Th e old Seminole County Jail, built In the late 1950s Im m edi­ ately behind the courthouse, already slated for renovations, m ay be expanded upwards to a third and fourlh floor T h is Is the latest Idea of a c o u n t y c o m m is s io n s t ill scrambling to solve to solve the recurring problem of needing more office space. Th e old Jail expansion would provide space and ofTlccs for the Juvenile court, at a spot away from regular court activities. T h e county Is also considering purchases of several buildings In Sanford, Th e old Jail was converted to The old county (all downtown, now known as the courthouse annex, may be expanded upwards. office space for the state attorney and the supervisor of elections when the new Jail at Five Points was opened In J u ly 1980 Th e state attorney Is still there; the elections office has been moved to the C o unty Services Building Plans are to renovate the twostory building, now known as ■he courthouse annex, to house ihe public defender, part of the staff of the clerk of the circuit court and the law library. Th e renovations are part of court­ house renovations already u n ­ derway. C o unty commissioners earlier this week told County Services D ire cto r J o h n Percy to d e ­ termine whether the foundation of the old Jail was built with the capability of supporting two ad­ ditional floors and what the cost of that construction would be. Percy said today the plans for the 25-year old building behind the courthouse show a third and fourth floor, but he hasn't been able to verify whether these plans were followed through by requiring a foundation sufficient In strength to handle two more floors He expects to have the In­ formation In hand to report to the commission at workshops rtther Monday or Tuesday Commissioners are also con­ sidering purchasing at a cost of 8415.000 the old Masonic T e m ­ ple on Park Avenue and the Kirk Plaza on Commercial Street for 8465 000 for additional office space. But the former plan to re­ novate and expand the old health department building on F re n c h A venue for ju v e n ile Justice facilities m ay be dis­ carded Th e problem Is the costs of the renovations for a building that has limited parking space Percy has told the board that construction people in his ofTlce could do the work for SI50.(XX> Including materials, but the stall See SPACE, page 8A In Sex Case Deputies Investigated B y Susan Loden H e ra ld Sta ff W rite r Tw o Seminole County sheriffs deputies are under Investigation Unlay to determine If they were Justified In waiting for about 20 minutes before arresting a man who allegedly performed a sex a d on a 14-year-old Fern Park boy w h llr the drputles were |>arkrd nearby. The offense, according to in ­ vestigative reports, occurred In a car deputies had under s u r­ veillance. A n d . although the alleged sex act lasted only a few minutes, deputies monitored the car for about 15 minutes before Ihe act occurred. Another aspect of the probe. Is whether deputies should have used the youth as bad In the case. It was deputies. In v e s t ig a t o r s s a id , w h o themselves allowed the boy to meet the suspect. Seminole C o unty Sheriff John Polk ordered the Internal In­ vestigation Into the deputies' a c t io n s a f t e r d e p a r t m e n t supervisors said they found con­ flicting statements In the depu­ ties' reports of the Incident, as well as apparent violations of procedural policies, according to J o h n S p o ls k l. d e p a r tm e n t spokesman Sheriff's deputies G. II. Nagala and Jo hn Negri watched for 20 minutes while the m an and the boy were In a parked car In the parking lot of the Krystal Res­ taurant on U S. Highway 17-92 in Fern Park, at about midnight Tuesday, before m oving In and charging Charles Roy Stallings. 3 6 . an O rla n d o real estate broker, with sexual battery on a m inor child and com m itting a lewd and lascivious act. accord­ ing to a report w ritte n by Nagata Th e 14-year-old boy reportedly told the deputies that as they had watched thr car. Stallings allegedly performed Ihe sex act on him against his will. Nagata s report said. Nagata also said In ihe report that he and Negri did see movement In the car. and did see the man lean forward, but apparently neither deputy could see the actual sex act. if one did occur. See P R O B E , page 8 A French Won't Become Substitute Jailers' I B y David C o w e ll B E IR U T . Lebanon IUPII A Moslem mllltlu olflriul said today France has ac­ cepted a proposal to transfer 39 American hostages to the French Em bassy, but the French Foreign Ministry said denied the report saying France Is "ready to accept free people, b u t out tutelages ” . "W e will not be substitute jailers." a French foreign ministry spokesman said In Paris. " T h e freedom must be unconditional. There In no question of participating In an operation that will become a com m itm ent." And Secretary of State George Shultz drmanded that. In addition to th r 39 hijack hostages held for 14 days, seven other Am ericans abduct*) In Beirut and held for as long as 15 months must also be returned. Meanwhile, in Washington. In another twist In the 13-day drama. President Reagan has ordered an admlnlstratlon-wlde news blackout amid unconfirmed reports that a break In the hostage crisis possibly could come from Syria or the Lebanese leader responsible for the captives. T h e new demand from Shultz and the com m ents from Amal and French officials came am id news reports Israel was ready to release the remaining 735 Lebanese de­ tainees demanded by Shiite gunmen In exchange for the Americans. In Beirut, an official of the Shiite Amal On The Road... New Engine Keeps Jenny' In Race Editor a note: The Herald la monitoring thr daily progress of Sunlord'a road rally team entered In "Th e Great Am e n ra n H a r e " w hich began Monday. third of the field. Ms. Austin Sanford roadsters G e rald Gross and his falher Don ra re d a cross New M exico Wednesday In the third leg of the 3.30O-mlle c rosscountry ' Grrat Am erican Race" for antique cars. Th e pair covered 360 miles before Ihey slopped for the night In Am arillo. Texas, ac­ cording to Patty Auctln. J e rry Grosa* secretary at h’s S a n ­ ford architectural firm. Th e duo. tooling down the mud In their 1932 Deluxe M o d e l A ' ‘ J e n n y Hieam clrancr." Is In Ihe top said. About 88 of the original 92 curs are still in Hie race. Severe heal and w ind knocked out 10 of the cars Tuesday but they were back In the race ufler making repairs Mechanics tra velin g with th e Grosses sp e n t a ll of Tu e sd a y night overhauling the "Je n n y ." Including re­ placing the w orn out engine. Ms. Austin said the team Is carrying extra parts. Includ­ ing two engines, to ensure Ihey finish Ihe race. •a# R A L L Y , pags * A militia who asked not to be identified said French officials had agreed to take custody of the 39 T W A hijack hostages and two French kidnap victim s for two days. He said French officials had sent a message to Washington asking the Reagan administration's approval. Th e French ministry’ spokesman said Foreign Minister Roland Dumas talked by telephone Wednesday night with Shultz and Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres but gave no details of the talks. A B C News reported Wednesday that Dumas called Peres to determine the Israeli position regarding the Lebanese prisoners — See HOSTAGES, page 8A A Whale Of A Job With a little Elmer's Glue and a lot of Imagination Becky Crawford, 10, creates a fish mobile sculpture to hang In the nursery at First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. The activity Is part of the Vacation Bible School program being D iU U W iyU AS Fireworks Sponsors Short $1,000 For Display Plans for a huge Fourth of Ju ly f i r e w o r k s d i s p l a y o n th e Ukefronl In Sanford m ay fizzle If the project's sponsors don't raise more money. Th e Greater Sanford Cham ber of Commerce, which Is In charge of this year's display, la 81.000 short of the S3.000 needed to pay for the show, according to cham ber President Jack Horner. T h e chamber Is asking busi­ nesses. civic clubs and Individu­ als to contribute to Its fireworks fund so the even! will go off with a bang H o m e r said those Inter­ ested m ay mall their donation to Ihe chamber at 400 E. Finn St.. Sanford. 32771 or bring It by themselves. Th e y may also call al 322-2212 and a representative from the chamber will come to their home lo pick up a dona­ tion. All checks should be made p a y a b le to Ih e " S a n f o r d C h a m b e r of C o m m e rc e Fireworks Fund " All donations will go toward the purchase of fireworks and the names of contributors will be published In a special J u ly 4th advertisement In Ihe Evening Herald, Homer Fire On Disney Monorail L A K E B U E N A V I S T A |UPI| A crowded monorail car al Walt Dtaney W orld caught fire 20 feel above the g ro u n d late W ednesday and rescue work rs lowered 200 passengers lo safely w ith lift trucks, a Disney spokesman said No Injuries were reported although six people were taken to a hospital for examination bul did not require treat­ ment. said a Disney spokesman Th e evacuation was described as or­ derly. Passengers scrambled atop the cars, then climbed Inlo Ihe baskrt-llkr lifts of several flrelrucks and were lowered to the ground. Th e overhead train had Just lefl Ihe theme park's E P C O T Center and was relum ing lo the parking lot. Senate Nixes Reynolds Nomination W A S H IN G T O N (UP I) In a major defeat for Ihe administration, the Senate J u d i c i a r y C o m m itte e re je cte d the nomination of W illiam Bradford Reynolds for a Justice Department promotion and refused lo send his name to Ihe Senate floor, even with an unfavorable recom­ mendation Kfrchhoff Bocki Mobile Hoiw Request ‘Mothers-ln-Law Are An Endangered Species' By Donas Katas Herald Staff Writer lira s 1rom two sons-ln law that Ihelr mother-in-law be allowed to live in a mobile home on property near them so they can lakr care of her touched Ihe heart of County C o m ­ missioner Bill Klrchhoff Tue sd a y night. "Mothers-In-law are an rndangrred species." Klrchholf said In a light vein. W hen there axe iwo dedicated people who are trying lo help their mothrr-ln-lttw they should be en­ couraged." Klrchholf made Ih r motion, re­ quested by ihe Roy T . and Carl Roberts to o ve rturn a Board of Adjustm ent's decision denyln| Ing a special exception lo Ihe men toi place a mobile home for a period of of five years on a tract on Ihe south side of rtwtt k, Twnmf VitwtM state Road 419 and 434. west of Tuskawllla Road was approved. The commission voted unanim ous­ ly to approve and commissioners advised the m en that they could again go before that board at the end of five years and ask for a lime extension. The commissioners also approved a 10-year perm it requested by Betty L. Baddy to park her new mobile home on a parcel In Osceola Acres on Ihe cast side of Shawnee Trail near Osceola Road In southeast Seminole County. Early In Its evening public hearings Tuesday, ihe commissioners turned down the'request when Mrs. Eaddy failed to appear. Th e turndown was on a 4-1 vote with Commissioner Barbara Christensen disarm ing, Mrs. Eaddy had requested In w rit- I ing appealed the decision by the Board of Adjustment for a five year ralher than a 10-year permit. Mrs Chrtstenaen In voting against Ihe turndown said It la possible that Mrs Eaddy was having • mobile home financed and needed to have a 10-year permit because the financing was for a period of years. When Mrs. Eaddy appeared later In the meeting, she asked for reconsid­ eration. rilin g other mobile homes In her ares which have 10-year permits and added that her mobile home la brand new and Its financing la over a 10-year period. The commissioners reconsidered ihe Issue and overturned Ihe Board of Adjustment decision unanimously. In other zoning matters, the com ­ mission: • Unanimously denied a change In zoning from agriculture to Industrial for an eight acre parrel on Ihe south side of county Road 427. west of County Home Road near Sanford requested by Frank G Schmidt John Dwyer, county land develop­ ment manager, said the majority of ihe site Is wetlands and unsuitable for development. He also said the re zo n ln g co n flicts w ith planned policies to prohibit strip development along Ihe two-lane road. Schmidt did not appear at the public hearing until after Ihe Issue had been discussed and rejected. Schmidt earlier told the Planning and Zoning Commission that plana were to build warehouses and offices on (he property. • Approved a request by Louis Gabos and Leslie King for a change in S « « Z O N IN G , paga 8 A t said Any money collected over the am ount needed w ill go toward next year's show Th e half-hour display will be pul on by a pyrotechnics expert al 9 p m . " Il will be the best we can afford lo get." H om er said T h is Is Ihe first year the c h a m b e r has sponsored Ih r S «a FIREWORKS, pags 8A TO D A Y Action Reports..... 3A .....3A Bridge...................... .... 2B Calendar..................3B Classified* ..........4.5B 4.5B 2B Dear Abtoy............. IB IB Deaths......... 8A Dr. Gott.................. 2B 2B Ed ito ria l..... Flo rid a .......... Horoscope..... Hospital..... 2A Nation........... People............. Sports.......... Television..... Weather . . World 8A Bar Sued For Serving He says Ihe guy al Ihe table with him was drunk He says that even though Ihe guy was dm n k. ihe barkeep kepi serving him drinks. He says he got Into a long and host lie argument with Ihe drunk man who subse­ quently beat him up when he Hied to leave. Th e bar la at fault, alleges Wayne Layton, of Orlando. In a ctvU suit filed Wednesday at thr Seminole County Courthouse. Th e Incident occurred Oct. 19. 1983. a llllle after 1:30 p m . al Bennlgan s Tavern In Caaaelberry. on stale Road 436. ihe suit slates. He states the bar should not have continued lo serve the person drinks and did not call the police when II appeared they should have been called In the ensuing attack. Layton says he suffered physical and mental pain. Injuries, humiliation and medl cal expenses. Layton la asking for damages In excess of 85.000 According to circuit court records. Ihe Intoxicated man was not prosecuted. J im Fisher. Layton's Altamonte Springs attorney, maid today the suit la filed. In pan. because a Florida Supreme Court ruling just a couple of months before the Incident makes bartenders responsible for the safety of their cuatomei t �IA Evening H*r«ld. Sanford, FI. Thuriday, June 17 , 171) 'Mickey M ouse' Courses Out NEA Moves To Toughen Teaching Requirements NATION W A S H IN G TO N IUPI) - Th e head of Am erica's biggest teach­ ers' union predicts her group's convention delegates, led up with "M ickey Mouse education courses," w ill support tough certification requirem ents for new teachers. Mary Futrell. president of the 1.7 m illio n -m e m b e r National Education Association, said a vigorous extrance exam and Internship program would help raise ihe esteem as well as the salaries of teachers. "If we make training a lot more rigorous, a loi of people who com plain about Mickey Mouse education courses will want lo enter Ihe profession," Futrell said Wednesday. Teachers are now among the n a t io n 's l o w e s t -p a i d p r d • fesslonals with an average salary of $23 000 — a fact cltrd lo e x p la in w h y m o s t o f the country's best and brightest students are seeking other fields of work Futrell said she will ask Ihe 7,000 delegates lo Ihe N EA's s ix -d a y c o n v e n t io n , w h ic h lieglns Friday. ” lo put Ihe NEA squarely on record In support of the toughest possible certifica­ tion re qu ire m e n t for new teach­ ers." "I've been working for at least a year Indicating It Is lime lo clarify our position." she said. " T h e r e s p o n s e h a s be en extremely poslllve. I iH-lleve II will pass overwhelm ingly." IN BRIEF Russian Duo On Trial For Spying Enter Pleas To Avoid Life Terms I.O S A N G E L E S (U P I) — A Russian Immigrant rouple charged wlih lin in g art F ill agent Into espionage with promise* of m x and gold mode a deal two month* Into their (rial and pleaded gtilliy to conspiracy In an emoltonal < onrtronm appearance. Nikolai Ogorodnikov and his wife. Svetlana, pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count each of conspiracy to com m it espionage Ogorodnikov was Immediately senfenced lo eight years In prison and his wife will be sentenced Ju ly 15 to 18 years under the plea bargain agreement approved by U .S. District Jud g e David Kenyon. Without the plea bargain, the couple who Immigrated In 1973 could have been sentenced to life Th e y will be c 11glble for pa role a ft er servl n g one I h Ird of th r l r se n tences. T h e former Fill agent. Klchard Miller, 48. testified against Ills onetime lover. Svetlana, and her husband. Under a grant of Im m u n ity, his testimony rannot Ire used against him when his trial begins later this summer. T h e Ogorodnikovs, working for the K G B . were arrested Oct. 2. 11184, at their Mnllywrxxl apartment on charges they offered Miller $65,000 In cash and gold In exchange for classified documents. Fire's Toxic Fumes Sicken 100 C O A C H E L L A , t ’nlif. (UPI) — A poisonous cloud from a lire in a pesticide warehouse - lhr second such Incident In Southern California this week - forced 2,000 people of flee their homes and farms In two desert towns. More than 100 people were treated Wednesday for nausea attacks and breathing problems after Inhaling fumes spewed from a burning warehouse containing 25 tons of pesticides and chemical fertilizers. Hazardous materials e x e r t s In protective gear crept into ihe Warehouse lo gather samples of the fumes lo determine how toxic It Is There was no estimate of when the people m u ld return In their homes. Fire broke out at the W ilbur Ellis Co, u Im u i I 7:15 u m . (T e w s feared putting water on the flames would errale a chemical reaction that could touch off an explosion, so they let the fire smolder all day. It was the second chemical warehouse fire hi Southern California Ibis week A toxic plume from a burning pesticide storage building forced up to 10.000 people from their homes In Orange County Sunday and Monday. W A S H IN G TO N |UI’l| The House Wednesday banned all U .S . testing of anti-satellite weapons on objects In ajiacc. resolving one of thr few re­ m aining Issues In (he $292 billion defense authorization hill. By a vote of 229-193. members passed an amendment offered by Hep. George Brow n. D-Callf.. that forbid* lest* of Ihe U.S. system unless the Soviet Union resumes Irsllng Its own satellite killer syslrm. Rep. J im C o u rie r. H -N .J ,, prrpared an amendment that would allow u m in im um of three tests — Ih e sam e n u m b e r permitted In this fiscal year — but did not uller It. Instead arguing against Brown's pro­ posal His amendment was the same us the Senate's position on lhe Issue. T h r opposing |M>s!llonn In the House and Senate versions will have lo lie worked out In a conference committee. Brown argued Ihe U.S. weapon S O L E D A O , C’allf. ItJI’II — Parole authorities decided without debate to reject Slrhnn Sir ban's seventh request for parole, saying he must wall two inure years lo mukr another hid for release from the llfr sentence lie Is serving forthc 1068 assassination of Sen Robert F, Kennedy. Slrhan, 41. reacted by denouncing the offlduls us "politk «il lackeys following the orders of higher-ups." Slrhan shot Kennedy In the head at clone range at the Ambassador Hotel In Los Angeles June 5. 1968, moments after the New York senator had won the California Democratic presidential primary. He was convicted In 1969 and sentenced to die. but the penally was reduced In 11172 lo life In prison when the i'ofllornia Supieme Court outlawed the deal h sentence. W O RLD IN BRIEF W A R S A W , Poland |UI*I| — Authorities cracked down on Solidarity activists us the lounder of the outlawed union urged Poles lo prnlrsl u 15 percenl Increase In lire price of incut J u ly 1. Th e Comm unist Purtyvj newspaper Trybm ut Lutlu said Wednesday "meat will cost more starting ... J u ly I and nobody should lie surprised by the decision." " T h e Increases can lower Ihc living standards of the people." Solidarity's Runnier. Lech Walesa, told reporters Wednesday. “ In (his situation the iieiqilr have a right to protest," Wulrsa said as underground Solidarity organizers repeutrd calls (or a 15-mlnutr strike on J u ly I. T h e Nobel Pence Prize winner did not suy what lonn the protests should lake, but expressed his confidence "In the choice of the people" In continuing (hr struggle For the |iasl iwo months Solidarity supporters have printed clandestine anti state Iciflris calling lor u sirlkr J u ly I and a number ol activists have been arrested: some receiving Jail senlrncra of up la 3V» years. Dalian* Jama* Salat N atan J Uuaoot an* * atari VlllaUl O ppose extending school year Think merit pay would work Feel underpaid Favor more federal funding for schools Don't feel respected by so ciety__________ What Teachers Think A survey of 2,000 U.S. teachers found that most favor a return to the 3 R’s — along with increased discipline. More than half of the teachers leel underpaid and unrespected. convictions of peacetime es­ pionage. Another amendment would call for a Pentagon study of a death penalty for those convicted of espionage. Th e U.S. untl'xaicllltc weapon consists of whai amounts lo a huge bullet atop a missile fired from a high Hying F I 5 fighter. It rushes Into space lo collide with a low-Hying satellite. The Soviet system. Irsled bul said lo be effective about half the lime, rises to match the orbit ol a largei satellite and then destroys II with an explosion. Brown noted that three tests against an object In space can be undertakrn this year, and said he wauled to block even those because of whai tie said was a Pentagon rush to declare the system ready for use. The competing amendments were offered to the $292 billion llscal 1986 defense authorization bill Ihe Bouse hopes to complete today before leaving on a Fourth of Ju ly holiday recess. According to police records, an Informant According lo police reports. Silvan met with a Metropolitan Bureau of Investigation working w lih undercover agents contacted agent In the parking lot of the Handy Way Mrs. Denton and her son on about four convenience store. 250 W ym ore Hoad. occasions between Oct. 1 and 4 to buy Altamonte Springs, und discussed the sale cocaine. During one meeting at the Day’s of a kilo of cocaine for $40,000. Forty Lodge on Douglas Road. Altamonte Springs, minutes later the agent met with Silvan and the Informant paid the suspects $1,200 In a second man. Th e second m an left then m urkrd money for an ounce of cocaine. came back and said (here were two people At u second meeting, the Informant paid In the (larking lot who looked like police­ man Silvan gol suspicious and left, hut the the couple $2,600 for two uunces of cocaine. second man went ahead w ith the sale, offering Ihe drugs to the agent. Th e second The Informant then went to the woman's mun was arrested at the scene and was later house where two other suspects lived and told Ihe 16-year-old girl thal police had released on $ 10.000 bond arrested ihe Denlons. She allegedly called Ihe 4 1-year-old man who came to the house. Silvan was arrested Nov. 5. In Ihe second case. Carole Sue Denton, 37. As the girl and the man were walking from of 229 Hlllcrest Drive, was senlrncrd by Ihe house, agents arrested them. Th e girl Davis lo 3 years In prison and a $50,000 fine had $10,000 wrapped In a newspaper In her Jacket pocket, a sheriffs report said for her Involvement In s cocaine sale. Her son. Jam es Franklin Denton J r ., 18. who pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine, was senlenred by Davis to 3 years proba­ tion. A 16-year-old girl and a 41 year-old man also arrested In the case await disposition of I heir charges. Officers repurted finding a "cocaine pro­ cessing room " and five ounces of the drug In the home. In early May through a civil suit brought by Ibe Seminole County Sheriff's Depart­ ment. the Denlons forfeited a car and almost $22,000 In drug money taken during the arrests. Faison Takes Over Police, Fire Administrative Duties Sanford City Manager Frank Faison Is now officially In charge of the administrative affairs of Ihe city's police and fire de­ partments. Th e city commission unani­ mously approved an ordinance M onday e x p a n d in g the city manager's duties (o Include the administrative functions of thoae agencies. T h e d u t ie s a re m o s t ly personnel related, such aa ap­ proval of payrolls, maintaining lllrs. approval of raises and handling Insurance claims. The city manager would have no say about (he departments' tactical o r operational m atters. Th e police and (Ire chiefs still will answ e r d ire ctly to the city commission Th e ordinance makes official a practice that has been In place (or yean. Form er C ity Manager W arren "Pete" Knowles told the commission In March he bad been working Informally with the police and fire chiefs, helping them with budget and personnel HOSPITAL NOTES A Imllft. M o a n a Im as Mot* M Won* anSSarSaraA William* Oppoaa extending school day icism on provisions authorizing (he Pentagon lo comply with requests from civilian agencies In Interdicting drug shipments outside the United Slates, was hailed by moat as an entirely proper Job for the military. In response to ihe spy case Involving a Navy family and u close friend. Ihe House also voted 333*71 Wednesday night to let the Pentagon give Jelly­ graph tests to applicants for OCCCM to data uf the liiglirnl security classifications and to require random tests of (hose with access to such Information. Opponents argued the tests are of llltle value, bul lest hacker Bill Dickinson. R-Ala., argued. "If It's only 50 percent effective. It's worth It." R rp .lack Brooks. D-Texas. said. "T h e good criminals will su rv iv e . T h e moles w ill go M e m b rrs la lc r passed an deeper." amendment 364-51 lo give Ihe T o d a y , th e H o u s e w a s Pentagon permission lo go after expected to vote on a proposal to drug smugglers allow m ilitary courts martial to T h r measur** which drew crit­ Impose the death penally for Silvan was u rrs lrd Nov. 5 by A llam nntr Springs police In connection w ith his Involvement In an Oct. 20 drug deal. A codrfendanl In thr case. Anthony Flruvo. 22. uf K iy Hlscnynr. did not show up for sentencing recently und Is believed to have letl the county for Columbia where be may have relatives, said Steve Laurence, pro­ secutor on th r case. A warrant haa been Issued for Bravo's arrest. If arrested between now and Oct. 20. 1991. before statute ol limitations nullify th r charge, he can be sentenced In the case. Laurence said. Solidarity Calls For Strike A t t s s i M u s a Sm * Favor staler firing of Incompetent teachers was hill another step In an arms race threatening lo escalate Into space and make the world less secure. C o u rie r, noting the Soviet Union lias a system that can work somellmes, said, "W e ’re d e a lin g w ith a p o sitio n of asym m etry," and argued devel­ opment ol the U.S, system would he a move toward deterrence. B efore a d o p tin g B r o w n 's amendment. Ihe House decided lo add $20 million lo thr Mil for studies of satellite survivability. As Ihc House moved Into work on a long list of other defense a m e n d m e n ts, m em bers also agreed on a voice vote lo add $1 b i l l i o n to c o n v e n t i o n a l wrajMinrry readiness account* from money saved by previous cutback* In Ihe M X missile program Ill the Oral case Ivan Silvan, also known as Ivan Sylvun. 25. of* 302 Coble Drive, laingwond. was sentenced to 4 years In prison by Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davts J r . and was given a $30,000 fine. Silvan must serve at least 3 years of the sentence and bankruptcy cannot be declared to avoid the line. Hid. hr warurd, "T h e Soviet Union. If It faces a real threat from space, will find a means effectively to counter II and. I am saying ip d lr d rlln llrly, lei no one have any doubts about It." i "W e don't think they are doing an adequate Job." she said "W e think we can come up with an Instrument thal Is valid, that will assess whether those coining In can teach." Seminole C o u n ty w ill c v e n lu u lly be • lOO.OtX) rlrhcr because of Iwo $50,000 fines handed out Wednesday 111 separate cases In circuit court for trafficking cocaine. our country." K Jataba, Pm O M Jarwt Want mors eomputsr foreign-language curricula exams. By D ciuc Jordan Herald Staff W riter M OSCO W (U l’ll — Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. In Ills strongest anil Am erican s|>eech yet, claim s Washington Is playing games at the Geneva arms talks and making curtailment of nuclear weri|>ons lut|>oaa!hlr The televised speech to an audience of workers In the Ukrainian town of Dnepropetrovsk Wednesday was also Ids must Ideological to date and called III a confident and stirring manner reminiscent of Nikita Khrushchev for a new banding together of socialist countries lo combat capitalism. In a speech Interrupted several times by thunderous applause, Gorbachev described the U.S. attitude at the Geneva arm* talks as foot-dragging and lucking In seriousness and called for belter relations w ith China. Gorbachev called the so-culled defensive nature of "Stur W ars." President Reagan s Strategic Defense Initiative, "n oth in gb ut a fairy tale for the naive." Behind It lies Washington s real plun "to try lo parulyze the strategic wru|x>n* ol the Soviet Union lo guarantee for themselves the possibility of launching a nuclear strike at i* i* > « ‘ My goal Is simple: A compe­ tent and caring teacher In every rlaxsroom." she said. Th e NEA president said 35 si airs already have a "bodge p o d g e " of teacher entrance Prefer stricter discipline mors horns work Pair Fined $50,000 Each For Cocaine Dealing Gorbachev: U.S . Playing Games At Arms Talks ADMIttlONt Th e N EA's smaller rival, the 580.000-member American Fed­ eration of Teachers, received praise In January when Presi­ dent Albert Shanker called for a national certification test for new teachers. Futrell said she favors slate exams but like Shanker wants Ihe lest developed with the assistance of teachers Futrell and Shanker also favor an In­ ternship period for new teachers Futrell has also said no one should be allowed lo teach unless they obtained an average of 2.5 out of a m axim um 4 0 college grade point average. Favor mors reading'w riting math smphasls House Bans Space Weapons Testing Kennedy's Killer Denied Parole * tastral Marts* a i | « n r l H a t f u l In the 1960* and 1970s. the N E A opposed standardized tests for students as well as teachers, charging that they were racially biased and obstructed equal opportunity. In recent years, however, the N EA has worked w ith organiza­ tions that develop standardized tests and has backed off Its hard line. rat (Mart Mattel* f IntOS o u c h At a r i IsfOai# bait* L Moatid an* loan ■ Millar Dalai, Oampt*, Carnal 0*Man* JaS n lO nM tai lam iaad Oaramj T Manx* a larm L*uvJ and Matmia F Imos. atat, t», I matters. But hr said such an prdlnance was needed to lighten city organization and make the departments more accountable. Th e ordinance was initiated by Mayor Bettye Sm ith earlier this year She said she wanted to bring all city departments under the supervision of the city m a n ­ ager. Faison said he agreed with the ordinance. In o th er action, the c o m ­ mission: • A s k e d C it y A tto rn e y W illia m Colbert to draft an ordinance creating a 15-member Youth Advisory Board. Th e Idea was sparked by Commissioner David Farr who haa said he wantn to tee a teen center established for the young people of Sanford ao they don't have to wander "aim lessly" In shopping center parking lots. As a start. Farr suggested Ihe municipal civic centerbe opened on Friday and Saturday nights for dances and socials Th e committee la to consist of three commissioners, two teens and citizens. • Agreed lo pay C o lb ert $12,423.76 for work he did for March. April and May. Th e fee la for about 183 hours of work at $63 an hour plus other costa s u c h as m a ilin g a n d photocopies. Most of Colbert's time, about 108 hours, was ■pent preparing for and attend­ ing hearings at the state De­ p a rtm e n t of E n v iro n m e n ta l Regulation In Tallahassee April 14 snd 13. according lo a report Colbert filed w ith the c o m ­ mission. At the hearings, the city was challenging DER's order that S a n fo rd stop d u m p in g tre a te d s e w a g e In to L a k e Monroe. T h e c o m m i s s i o n a ls o earmarked $10,000 to pay for the expenses of two new de­ partment heads. Th e directors of the Engineering and Planning and A d m in is tra tiv e Services departments will each receive $5,000 to move to Sanford. T h e two positions were created b y the c o m m is s io n , w h ic h approved an ordinance con­ solidating Ihe city staff from nine divisions Into the two depart­ ments. Th e ordinance was re­ quested by City Manager Frank Faison who sold adding the new department heads would bring added expertise to C ity Hall. E iv n ln j; llc rn k l l u t n Ml IMI Thursday. June 17. l**J Vol 77. No 7*4 Pw*lttk*4 Daily 4«d t*nS*y. «*(*pt iatvrSay by Th* I m M H*r*M. Inc Ml N. Fr»«tS So* . Itn h ri fi * » m . Icm M cut* Fm I«s* F*ld *1 iM h t i FMrtS* m il M*m* Dtllotry: W**h, 11.llj Month. I* II ) MsstlM, III 11. | M*ntM. II'M , Y**r. Ill H Sy Mail Wm S II Mi M**tb. M M. 1 MtntM. tISMi « M**tb*. I ll Mi Vn i . MSN. PbsasIMtl m u i t . I ( �Evening Herald. >antord FI. Thurvday, June 37 , If U —JA Court: Choose Between Reliqious Faith And Job W A S H IN G T O N |UPI| In declaring u n constitutional a state law protecting people from being forced to work on their Sabbath, the Supreme Court has. in effect, said some worker, may be forced to choose between their Job and their faith. The Justices, voting 8 1 Wednesday, struck down a Connecticut Sabbath observance statute, saying Its "unyielding weighing In favor of Sabbath observers over all other Interests" results In an unconstitutional m ingling of church and slate. T h e ruling was a defeat for the Reagan administration. Connecticut and several state and city organizations that argued no employee should have to choose between practicing hi* faith and working at a particular Job. W riting for the majority. Chtef Justice Watren Burger said. " T h e Connecticut statute Imposes on employers and employees an absolute duty to conform their business practices to the particular religious practices of the employee. " T h e state thus commands that Sabbath religious concerns automatically control over all secular Interests at the work place.”. Burger wrote. "A s such, the statute goes beyond having an Incidental or remote effect of advancing religion.” Justice William Kehnquist dissented. T h e case was brought by the estate of a m an demoted for refusing to work on Sunday. Donald Th o rn to n had challenged his demotion because Connecticut law requires employers to give workers one day a week off to practice their religion. T h e law since has been amended to allow all w orkers at least one day of rest. At first. Gaidar successfully challenged his demotion, w inning reimbursement lor lost pay and fringe benefits. But the stale Supreme Court said the Sabbath taw Itad religious overtones and advanced religion because It allowed religious people to designate ihelr day off while denying that same right lo those who do not observe a day ol worship Thornton, a Presbyterian, worked from 1975 until March 8. 1980. as a department manager for Cal dor Inc., a targe New England department store chain Tombstone Planted In Woman's Front Yard A S ou th Sem inole C o u n ty woman glanced out her window Wednesday ntght and saw a the unusual sight of a tombstone planted In her front yard. Maxine Efstathlon. 44. of 2303 Firldlngwood St . made a hasty call lo the sheriff*s department S e m in o le C o u n ty sh eriff's deputy Joe Bennett reported the marker Is a cross and I he legible portion of the Inscription says W. Robert. March 20. 1970. Bennett checked the county cemetery on South Street and didn't find a place for the stolen stone there. T h e stone was turned over to the technical services division of the Sheriffs Department, a sheriff's report said. Action Reports ★ F ire j * C o u rts ★ P o lic e DUI ARRESTS The following persons have been a rre s te d In S e m in o le County on a charge of driving under the Influence: — W illiam Ju lia n Herndon. 31. of Holly Hill, wan arrested at 11:30 p.m. Wednesday aftrr he was found sleeping In the driver's seat of his vehicle parkrd In the easlhound emergency lane of Inlcrstale 4. T h e vehicle's motor was running and lights on. H«* w a s a ls o c h a r g e d w it h possession of less than 20 grams of m a riju an a and drug p a r­ aphernalia after a small quantity of pot. cigarette rolling papers and a syringe werr reportedly found In the vehicle, a Florida Highway Patrol report said — Jeff Michael Ventre. 22. of P.O. Box 1346 Lake Mills Road. Oviedo, at 3:30 a m Thu rsd ay aftrr reportedly rolling his vehi­ cle while being pursued by a Seminole C oun ty sheriff's depu­ ty on Lake Mills Road at Fort Christmas Road. Oviedo T h e deputy rrported signaling for Ihc man lo dim the light of his vehicle. He did. but returned them to high beam, a sheriff's report said. T h e deputy began his pursuit of the man s vehicle und arrested him after the crash, the report said. MACHINE MOLESTED A 22-ycar-old Sanford man has been charged with "molesting" a v e n d in g m a c h in e a n d possession of burglary loots Sanford police rrportrd the suspect allegedly tried lo break Into a pay telephone at 1612 W I3 (h St.. Sanford, at about 5 a m. Police said he tried to pry open Ihr phone using a screw­ driver and a plrce of cement block. T h e s c r e w d r iv e r was r e ­ portedly found In a box Just outside the door of (he phone booth and the cement on a ledge Inside, a police report said. Michael Lee King, of 1515 W, 16th St., was arrested at the phonr booth. He was being held in lieu of 15.000 bond COUPLE CHAROED An Iowa m an and an Orlando w o m a n w e r e a r r e s t e d In C a sselb e rry W ednesday and charged w ith possession of a vehlle reported stolen In North Carolina. The pair were arrest rd after they were spotted In the 1984 Jeep Renagadr at 1029 7th St.. Casselberry, a Seminole County shertfTs report said. Todd Dean Van Foasen. 21. and Grace Marie Pickrls. 23. were charged at abnul 10 p.tu. Wednesday. Th e y were being held In lieu of $5,000 bond each, alter hr fell from a forklift which FORKLIFT VICTIM CRITICAL A 22-year-old Sanford man crushed by a fork tilt lemalncd In vrto u s condition today In the critical care unit of Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanlord. Melvin Angle. o| 191214 Sanford Avc.. suffered a broken leg and hip. as well groin Injuries and punclurc wounds m his legs then run over him , a rescue n-jxirl said, Angle was tid in g on Ihr front ol the forklift, steadying a barrel nl c h e m ic a ls , at S and H Fabricating. 2650 Jewett Lane. Sanford, at about 4 45 p m Sunday, when he slipped und fell In Iron! of the vehicle, according to his grandfather. H rltle y A n g le T h e 114-ton lorkllft. being driven by another m an. ran over the 115-pound Angle Itelorr It could lx- stopped. \nglc said Th e driver then tracked the lor kill! over him again to get him nut from u n d e r the vehicle, according to Sanlortl rescue workers, Brttley Angle said he got his version of the story from com­ pany officials, they would not comment on the incident to the llrmld Angle was heavily sedalrd and in severe pain Wednesday, his grandfather said He underwent surgery Sunday night and Is exjicctcd lo lx- operated on many more times before his scheduled release In about eight weeks He w ill also h u v e to u nd e rg o e xtensive p h y s ic a l therapy. Angle said "T h e doctor said II It would have run over his chest Is would have killed him Angle said C O R R E C T IO N Marylen Jennings. 2 H. ol 1203 W Eighth St.. Sanford, was taken to the hospital by her husband. George, alter having a seizure at about 3 a m Satur­ day. The Evening Herald Incor­ rectly reported that she was taken by a friend. BLIP OF THE KNIFE A 19-year-old Sanford man accidentally stabbed himself Tuesday m orning but was not hospitalized, according to u re­ scue report. Dennis Gales, of 415 S. Orange Ave.. received a cut about on­ e-half Inch deep on his leg. (he report said. Rescue workers liandaged (he wound bul Gales refused lo he taken to the hospital. JEEP FRAUD UPDATE Seminole C o u n ty sheriff's in­ vest Igalors said a man arrested F rid a y for a lle g e d ly bilking would-be buyers of U.S. gov­ ernment surplus Jeeps out of about $20,000 did business as National Wholesale Distribution. Fern Park. He reportedly even gave receipts to buyers of the non-exlstant vehicles. Investigator Kevin Crosier said some victims, w ho each gave the suspect a $200 deposit, n n y recognize the bogus company name Instead of the suspect s. Those defrauded should report ihelr case (o h im at Ih r sheriffs department. Since the arrest of Wayne Dale Dreyer. 41. of 103 Borado Road. Sanford, on charges - of grand theft and fraud, over 100 victim* tn Seminole and Orange counties have reported being defrauded. Crosier said. Some of the m oney, about $2,000, has been returned to the buyers of the vehicles which government officials have said do not exist and would never be sold In that wuy. T h e cases dute bark to November and. Crosier said, the suspect had reportedly promised delivery of the un­ assembled vehicles on April 26. Dreyer has been released from ihe Seminole C o u n ty Jail on $5,000 bond DEALING BARTENDER A 2 1 -year-old W in te r Park Itartender has been charged with sale of cocaine after allegedly m a k in g a deal w ith a man working wllh Seminole County d rug task force agents. Agents reported their Infor­ mant met the female suspect and allegedly bought 14 ounce of cocaine from her for $80 on A p ril 27. Th e deal was reported Iy made at the Hideaway L o u n g e , s ta te R o a d 4 3 6 , Casselberry, where the suspect w o r k s as m a n a g e r a n d bartender, a sheriff s report said. On Tuesday the wom an was followed by a shertfTs deputy as she left her Job. She was signaled lo stop her vehicle at Gooding's Plaza, stale Road 436. Casselberry, al about 7:30 p.m, Tuesday, and was arrested. Etllr Michelle Parnell, of I4H7 East brook Ulvd., was being held In lieu of $8,000 bond. TH E F T A R R ESTS T w o Daytona Beach men who attracted Ihe attention of police while acting suspiciously In Ihr (uirklng lol of the Altumonlc Mall. Attamonlr Springs, have been charged In connection wllh Ihe theft of Items found In the car in which they were riding, One was also charged w llh Ihefl of that car. A woman with the men was not charged. Police reported berum lng suspicious when they sp o tte d ihe d r iv e r b u n g in g around Ihe car In OO-degrec plus heat. After Ihe other m an and the woman Joined him In Ihe vehicle poller pursued the car on stale Road 436 lo Inlcrstale 4, where the vehicle was slopped. Police rrported finding savings Isolds worth about $1,700 and belonging to a Holly Hill woman In the trunk of the car. Other ttrma including clothing and a video recorder believed stolen in Volusia County were also found In Ihe vehicle. O ffice rs de­ termined the car had also been stolen In South Daytona Beach In October 1984. Th e driver. Audrun Murray Butler. 29. has hern charged w llh grand Ihefl auto, resisting arrest, prowling und grand theft Michael Johnson. 30. hoc been ch a rg e d w llh se cond-degree grand theft The arrests were made at about 6 p .m . Tuesday and both men were being held In lieu of $5,000 bond each DIDN'T MEAN TO SHOOT Ja n e O. Franks. 37, of 151 Ralniree Drive. Cusselbcrry. ac* cld rn ia lly shot herself In Ihe right leg with her husband's 38-eallber revolver, a Seminole C o u n ly sheriffs report said. Mrs Franks was wounded al her home at about 7:30 a m. Tuesday when the gun went off as she picked II up. She had e n tr a n c e and e x it w o u n d s through her leg and deputies reported she was In fair condi­ tion after treatment at W inter Park Memorial Hospital. W inter Park. H er husband. Ralph. 43. re­ ported the incident lo deputies. Ihe report said BUR GLARIES $ THEFTS L e o n a rd H. Hooks. 19. of W in te r S p rin g s, reported lo sheriffs deputies that his wallet containing $342 was stolen after he placed It on a counter at the 7-Eleven. 111 Wektva Springs Blvd.. Longwood. al about 2 a m . Wednesday. A boat and motor worth about $2,000 were taken by a thief who a Ist> stole about $90 worth of food and other llrm s from the home of W illiam K Hopkins. 38, of Route 1. Box I77K, Maureen Drive. Sanford, on Monday or Tuesday. The boal and motor werr taken from a dock behind ihc house, a shcrlirs report said A 197 4 H a rle y D a v id s o n motorcycle worth $4,500 was stolen from the home of Robert H enry Garltng. 34. of Second and C h u rc h streets. Geneva, on Tuesday, a sheriffs report said. About $560 worth of tools were stolen from Thom as L. M arry of 4648 Tiffany Woods Circle, Oviedo, between Ju n e 5 and 21. Deputies salt! workm en were a I Ihe home when the tools disappeared. The authority, comprised of all five counly commissioners and Sanford Comm issioner David Farr and Altam onte Springs Comm issioner Lee Constantine, asked the c o u n ty commission earlier this m onth to hlrr a full-time director to demonstrate the authority's seriousness about ; building an expressway In Seminole. During budget sessions Iasi week, the com­ m ission te n ta tive ly approved a budget of $113,000 to set up an authority office. Of thul sum . $46,000 la expected lo be the salary of the executive director. County A d ­ ministrator Ken Hooper said. The commission sent s prosper live Job dr - script Ion for the executive director's post (o the authority for concurrence before Ihe position Is - advertised. ; Th e proposed budget for the department includes $74,000 for Ihe salaries of a director and a secretary Including fringe benefits: $24,000 for o|>erattnru and $ 14.900 for office equipment. Th e director Is expected to lie on the Job by early October. T ra in in g required It a bachelor's or master's degree In engineering or planning with emphasis on transportion and a m in im u m of four years experience In engineering or planning In the area of transportation or an equivalent combination of related training and experience. Hooper said the director will work w ith the county's deputy administrator for development. W txxly Price, and have an office In the counly services building. Public Winks Director Larry Sellers has been functioning as acting expressway authority director. The first project of the director will be spearheading the effort to get an expressway built In Seminole County. Such a toll road Is slated to connect to the Orange County expressway near Dean Road In southeast Seminole C o u n ty. -Domma Estes 1000 2000 Rain or Shins Spontorsd by Ths Flssl RsssnrltU ol Ssm, Co. 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Forest C ity , on Monday or Tuesday, A n oak shelf was stolen Irom a m odular home at Gregory Mobile H o m e s . 380 3 U .S . H ig h w a y 17-92. Sanford, on Ju n e 21 or 22. according lo a sheriff’s report f ile d b y s a le s m a n B u d d Goldberg. T h e shelf Is valued at HARHARD CAMJUTY COMPART s i :>( I About a dozen (sixes of potato chips worth about $140 were stolen from a Frllo Luy truck while It was parkrd at the home of driver David Allan Shlrer. 26. of 303 Squire One Apartments. H o w e ll B ra n c h R o a d . C a s s e lb e rry , on M o n d a y or Tuesday, deputies reported. Thre e bicycles valued together ul about $300 werr stolen from 610 Magnolia Ave., Sunday or Monday, police reported. KAHNS IN S U R A N C E 413 W. First St. A G IN C Y in c Pti. 322-5762 . Sanford Qarald W. Mayer Account Representative William H. "B ill" Wight C.P.C.U. Praildanl Som eone broke Into u car parked -at 1901 W. I6 lh St.. Sanford, on Sunday and stole a camera und some Jewelry valued together al about $330. police reported. Th e thief broke Into the car and ransackrd a subcase on the back seat, the police report said. Th e car and goods belong to Marchrta Jackson. 21, of ihe same address. FIRE CALLS T h e Sanford Fite Departtnenl responded lo the following calls. Tu e s d a y — 2 37 p .m .. Eighth Street and A vo ca d o A v e n u e , rescue. A 61-year-old mun complaining of stomach pains was laken to the hospital. — 3:06 p.m ., 1401 W. Seminole B l v d . . e m e r g e n c y -r e la t e d . Firefighters were on standby while a helicopter landed at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. County Begins Search For Expressway Board Director The county soon will begin the search (or an engineer or planner lo become Ih r full-time executive director of Ihe Sem inole County Expressway Authority. 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F L A . 32771 Arra Code 305 322-2011 or 031-9993 Thursday, June 37, I98S— 4A Wayns 0. Oort*, Publisher Thom »» Giordano, Managing Editor' Melvin Attains, Advortislng Diraclor Home Delivery Week. t l IO; Month. $4 75; 3 Months. Si t 2 Y fi Months 127 0 0 Year. M l 00 l»y Mall Wrek. *1.50: Month. *fl bn :i Months, I I H 0 0 .0 Months. *32.50 Year, *00X10 Arms Control Tranquilizer Anns control has been described as the Valltitn of the nuclear age. Taking it relieves anxiety even if the illness remains untreated. This apt analogy helps explain the political and diplomatic pressures that shaped Presi­ dent Reagan's recent decision to continue abiding by the 1979 S A L T II treaty. On Its face, the decision might reasonably be regardrd as extraordinary. Mr. Reagan's administration — Indeed the White House's own National Security Council — proclaims (hat the Soviets are violating important provision of the S A L T II treaty. Nevertheless. Mr. Reagan pledged to continue adhering to SALt IPs limitations even to the point of dismantling a Poseidon-class missile subma­ rine later this year when a successor Trident-class missile submarine goes to sea. lireaklng up a Poseidon submarine with Its Ifi nuclear missiles will leave the United States with about 1.880 long-range missiles and bombers. If the Soviets were adhering to S A L T ll's overall limit on what the treaty calls "strategic nuclear delivery vehicles." they could im m s c h s no more than 2,250 long-range missiles and bombers. Hut because the Kremlin ignores S A L T IPs aggregate limit, the Soviets deploy about 2.540 long-range nuclear missiles and bombers — 25 percent more than the United States. For the Reagan administration in these e lrc u in s ta n c e s to c o n tin u e a d h e rin g scrupulously to every S A L T II limitation Is truly going the "extra mile" for arms control. Clearly, Mr. Reagan wants to encourage mutual restraint and foster an atmosphere conducive to progress at the next round of arms negotiations In Geneva. And Just as clearly, be is under tremendous political pressure from Congress, from nervous Amer­ ican and European publics, and from allied government* In Western Europe to keep hopes for arms control alive however badly the Soviets behave, Hut President Reagan must also know thut unlimited forbearance In the fact of continued Soviet cheating roust sonurr or later bankrupt the arms-conlrol process and threaten Amertc a n security. M r. Reagan said as much in his formal statement m illlrm lng U.S. compliance with SAIl II. Indeed, the fulled record of arms control dating track a decade und a half Is clear enough to conclude that America's security has already suffered as the haluncc of strategic power has shifted toward the Soviet Union. The Soviets will now lie walling to see whether Mr. Reagan meant what he said about "proportionate responses" If Soviet violations of S A L T II and other arms-contrnl agreements continue, as presumably they will. For the record. Mr. Reagan ordered a formal Defense Department review of steps thut might he taken this year or next to offset the military consequences of continued Soviet violations. In fact, ol course, many of these steps are already obvious enough. II the Soviets continue developing two new luiercontlnenlal ballistic missiles rather Ihun the one permitted by S A L T II, the Keugun administration could accelerate development of the proposed si ogle-warhead mobile missile known as Mldgctmun. If the Soviets refuse to dismantle their prohlhiled SS-IO mobile missiles, the 100 U.S. Mlnutemaii Ills now In storage could be deployed on mobile laun­ chers, und at very modest cost. Mr. Reagan has offered Moscow what should Im- one last chance to demonstrate u good-lulth commitment to arms control. The minimum requirement lor doing so should be adherence to existing treullrs and agree­ ments. Absent Soviet adherence, the armscontrol tranquilizer that now seems so soothing could well prove futul. BERRY'S WORLD Press Corps Deja Vu In Hostage Crisis W A S H IN G T O N lUPlI There is a sense of •lejii vu in ihe While House press center these days with the taking of some 40 American hostages In Lebanon. Reporter* w ho had covered the Iranian h o s ta g e crisis day by d a y in the Carter administration were back at the old stand again, itornlng. noon and n ig h t. T h e television networks resumed their ritual of sending in breakfast and dinner for their correspondents to id crews. It seemed that they were settling In for the long haul, but no one believes It will go the 444 days that President J im m y Carter had to hostages In Teheran. Hut Carter did not shove all other business aside unUl after the stege had been on a long Hme. lie also continued with his official duties and never expected that the ordeal would become a marathon. If a crisis goes on a long time, the pressure builds up for u president to become totally immersed In a situation, Reagan has not been subjected to this kind of ordeal before, except for the aftermath of the tragic bom bing of ihe Marine barracks in Beirut In which 241 men were killed. endure. Th e president has plunged into campaign stive traveling to promote his tax reform plan. » ailing himself the "lobbyist" for the American people. H r is treading softly on the plan s detractors hut his co m m un icatio n s d lr r r t o r . Patrick Huchanan. Is pulling no punches In a letter to Th e Sew York Times, Huchanan tailed New York Gov. Mario C uom o "th e glib. President Reagan and his top staff made a > ornmund decision lo play down die crisis as an .ill consum ing event that would lake his full time attention. Aides indicate they do not want to follow In Curler s footsteps, as he became totally preoccupied In dealing with the fate of 52 last-lalktng lobbyist for a reactionary liberalism that would kill the plan in its crib I'M iim n has riled the W hite House w ith his opposition to the elimination oi nit state and local tax deductions from the new tax plan. ■ailing it "double taxation.” It doesn't take long to lose your Identity once t tm leave the White House. Helene Von D a tn m . w h o (olned R onald Reagan when he was governor of California and later served as hts secretary and personal assistant In the White House, found that times change when you give u p your While House pass. F o r the past two years she has been serving as ambassador lo Austria. W hen she rctu m d to W ashington and wanted to call on the president m subm it her resignation, she had lo cool her heels at the gate while the guards pul her name through the computer Hut she look it very well, realizing that tlm rschangc WASHINGTON WORLD SCIENCE WORLD Curing Panic Attacks Glenn's Touch Of Elitism B y L ld ls W s s o w lc i U P I S c ie n c e W r it e r S T A N F O R D . Calif. (UPI| - If you are among ttie- one In 50 Americans who suffers panic attacks severe enough lo limit your lifestyle, don't panic — you can be cured, an expert says. "N o matter how severe or what your panic attacks are all about, they can be overcome." Dr. Stewart Agras. director of the behavioral medicine program at Stanford Univn slly Medical School, writes in his hook, f'.irilc. "T h e panic attack Itself is only part of wliut for slmplirlty's sake I refer lo In Hie hook as the panic syndrome," Agrus said In an In ­ terview. " T h e syndrome Includes anxiety, phobia — particularly the limitation of mobility known ns agoraphobia — Isolation and de­ pression." Although the extent nnd severity of Ihe (utnlc syndrome vary from one person (o Ihe next, the first panic attack generally occur* In public, said Agras. professor of psychiatry. " T l i r victim of the attack sud­ denly feels ill. notices a fast nnd erratic heartbeat, experiences a tight feeling In the chest, breathes rapidly and m ay feel faint. T h e rupld breathing leads lo chemical change* that cause tingling In the hands und frel. numbness around the mouth and dizziness. "Often the physical symptoms are accompanied by a tear of death or Im|>rm1|ng doom, of becoming In ­ sane or of losing control." Agras stressed hr l* not referring to ordinary fear, which everyone experiences ul some point In life, but in panic that prevents the vio lin from functioning norm ally. The seven most common fears are of snakes, heights, storms, doctor*, sickness. Injury and death, Agras said. "Although a fear of u harmless snake m ay be Intense or m ay rx trn d to u fear of erawllng Insects and mice, such a (rur Is nut likely to Interfere m uch with everyday liv­ ing." he said, On Ihe other bund, agoraphobia — fear of open spaces, which afTccts 0 6 percent of (lie population — can keep its victims housebound and severly limit their lives During the past decade, doctors have made tremendous advances In treating phobias. Agras said. A combination of antidepressant medications, such as Im lprum lnc. and the therapy of gradual exposure lo the feared situation have met with great success, he said. WILLIAM RUSHER Countering Terrorists In considering way* of deterring terrorism , let us tic careful lo distinguish the technical difficulties Irom ih r moral ones The former arc severe, bui not necessarily In ­ superable. The terrorists In U b tlto n ore w aging a small bul highly effective war againsl this country, w ith a view lo proving thut It Is a paper tiger and furring II lo withdraw from the Middle East altogether. T h e utrnllty of the individual terrorists is unknown, hut the communities Irom w hich they come, and whose local populations tacitly support I hem. are certalnlv capable of being ascertained. Th e problem Is lo deter the terrorists Threatening them with ih r loss of th eir own lives Is ineffrctlve. for ihey are clearly ready lo die. Hill what If Ihrir relatives, friend*, supporters and nelghtior* were threatened with the loss oi I heir lives? Il Is reasonable lo suppose that the terrorists (not to mention Ih rir relatives, etc.) would regret this result profoundly How, then, ra n I tic* United States cause the relatives, etc, of the terrorists to lear the loss oi their lives? First we should order all U ,S nationals, and all others who do not choose to support the terrorists, to withdraw from those- specified geogruphlc.arras from which Ih r terror 1st* arc believed to have ro m r and where they are known lo hr sup portrd by substantial elements of the local population Th e n the terrorists should be told that hence lortll. for every hostage killed, 50 (tropic lo one of those areas — adult males 11 posslblr. bul 50 In any ease will be killed at a lime of uur choosing Tha i should set up some Intercsllng stresses among ihe people in Ihese areas If one or more hostages are m fact subsequently killed by the terrorists, the threatened retalta linn must be curried out Inexorably. It should I k - possible lor well trained U S com m ando forces to conduct short, swtft surprise attacks againsl ■■mull ureas, with n very fair level of success and relatively low casualties ■in u u r sid e . Hut II m u s t h r recognized and stressed In advance tli-it some women and children, and some Innocent |>eoplc who did not heed our warning, will mevttuhlv be .liming the casualties. So will some of our own soldiers, All of tills is well within ih r leglllmule limits oi war as it was waged as recently as World W ar II Th e bom bing of enemy cities o r­ dered bv Churchill and FDR dis­ played less m ercy lor women and children than wc may be able to offer in Lebanon And certainly the civilians who died In those raids were Ituilvlduallv no more culpable, anil probably less so. lhan m any or most of those who would die In their retaliatory attacks Tile nornlng stages nl the process would almost certainly br bloody, lor the terrorists would surely try to test our resolve. Hut war Is In ­ escapably bloody, and Hits ts most certainly war. Gradually, us the grlm m-w price ol terrorism began lo l*c (laid by the communities tiiul sustain ( h r trrrotlsls, Inclu d in g relatives w hom i tie terrorists m ay lo v e m o r e t i t a n t h e y l o v e themselves, the pressures to desist Irom terro rism would rise and prevail Most of the Aruh nations, long luntlliar with tin concept ol rctullullun. would prtvutrly cheer us. T h e resl would hardly d rrlu rr war on ns |or win i( they did), ami our attack* would la- too swill to enable them to rntne lo the aid ol Ihr u tla rk rd cnm m im lilcs in lime W A S H IN G T O N (UFM| Jo h n Glenn, w ho suffered last year's campaign, bus emerged from that unhappy experience w ith some strongly held views on how the n.ilkma! [turtlesshould proceed w llh the selection ol presidential tan didales. The Ideas, of course, are not new. There possibly no longer exists any form of reform dial lias not already * been discussed. Glenn has proposed a national primary day. larger lax credits for Individual conlrlbulitms to ca m ­ paign* and keeping Ihe polls open 24 hours on election day, All the changes suggested by the Ohio Democrat have appeal but. for one reason or anolher, none are going to be put Into effect — certainly not by 15)88 and possibly never. Yet. G le n n 's testimony to the National Commission on Elections Iasi week has a disturbing element — a touch of elitism that sounds strange corning from him Glenn rejected the view of those who argue that a National Prim ary Day "w o u ld cleurly favor wellknow n a n d w ell-M nanced c a n ­ didates. while reducing the pro­ sp ers for so called dark horses. "Hul In m y view, nobody ever promised the dark horse* that they would in- running for Ihe roses anyw ay," G le n n said. "After ull. the purpose of our nominating pro­ cedure 1s to choose a president and In the m odern age. 1 believe that any candidate who has failed to build a national rrcord and reputa­ tion — whether In politic*, labor, the sciences or a n y other field of endeavor — probably has no busi­ ness on the ballot In thr first place." The current system Is probably a disaster, g ivin g the small states of Iowa a n d N e w H a m p s h ire an utmost-or-b re ak [rower over the n o m in a tio n s w llh I h r i r e a rly ( anises and primaries. Hut Is does noi discriminate In lavor of thr well known and the well-financed. Would J o h n Kennedy In 1960. George M cG o ve rn In 1972 and Jim m y Carter in 1976 won the Drm ocrallc nominal lo o s — given their-lack of "national record and reputation" at that lime? Probably noi. Hul Richard Nixon would have won the G O P nomination In 1968 und 1972. And look al what hap­ pened. The present system Is not the unswer. Hut arty system that closes Ihe door to any candidate for the presidency is certainly not the answer. Alter all. isn't this Ihe country lhat has so long prided Itself In (he knowledge that any kid can grow up lo lie president. JACK ANDtKSON Posse Closina In On T. Boone Pickens "Sell the humsmtMrisn Mid stuff Then with the proceeds buy us something NON-hummnltMfiMn. Get my m esnlng?" By Jack Anderson and Josapb Spear W A S H IN G T O N T . Hoone Pickens has already become u legend In the nation's financial com m unity. T h e "takeover tycoon" ha* somewhat the image of the m ysterio us stra n ge r In an old Western, who rides Into town and challenges the entrrn bed interests hv threatening to buy incm out. Often the mere hint of a Pickens takeover attempt Is enough lo send corporate executives running for cover like so m any craven saloon loungers. Hut u close review of Pickens' record suggests thut he may not be qulle the hero his fans think he is — more u Orel Maverick than a Shane, you might say. in (art. market analysts consider Mrsu Petroleum, the Texas based com pany he ru n s for * 22 -p lus million a year (and worth II, he says), to be a fairly risky Invest­ ment. Our associate Donald Gold Ia*rg looked Inio one recent takeover by Mesa that made millions for Pickens — but appears lo have been of doubtful value to the rest of Mesu's stockholders. W hat Mesa did — presumably at Pickens' direction — was to pay a generous price for slock in a co m p a n y In w h ic h Pickens owned mote limn haif-amillion shares. Il was all perfectly legal. The target of Mesa s takeover was actually a spinoff company. Mrsu R o y a lty T r u s t , or M K T . a Houston-based firm that owns oil and gas reserves In Kansas. C o l­ orado. New Mexico and W yom ing Texas Com m erce Hank, of which Pickens is a director and which has been Involved lit several of Mesa's takeover deals, was M K T's trustee. During the IB months prior to Mesa's announced takeover bid. M R T units, or shares, were selling at prices ranging from $22 to *29 63. Mesa olferrd *35. Although a Mrsu spokesman insists th r M R T purchase was designed lo "acquire long life, high-quality reserves" of gas und oil. analysts question the value of the deal to Mesa stockhold­ ers. given M R T 's financial perfor­ mance. Hut lich e n s made out like Ihe proverbial bandit. He owned more lliun 3 percent oi M K T. or upw ards of 500.000 units Ills take from the generous offer by his own com pany was more than *17.5 million. Of course, as a Mrsu stockholder. Pickens shared In the *507 m illion rust of ihe takeover. Hut his per­ centage uf Mesa stink was only about 1.4 percent, so his shore of the takeover cost was (ar less than Ih r amount he made selling hia M R T slock to Mesa Mesa officials deny any (.onffici of Interest on Pickens' part. Hut some critics are not sure It was all so In n o c e n t. Th e y w o n d e r whether Pickens shouldn't have disclosed In Mesa's slockholders the fact that he would be enjoying a huge personal windfall In the deal. Meanwhile, some Mesa stockhold­ ers reportedly arc considering u lawsuit over Pickens' salary and other compensation for lost year. In 1979. a stockholder suit led to an agreement that Pickens would be given an option for only 4.8 m illion shares of Mesa stock at a barguln price. Instead of the 6 m illio n originally given him. The deal was still worth about *30 million. Footnote: T h e Securities and Exchange Comm ission is reportedly In v e s tig a tin g possible In a ld e rtrading violations involving almost all ol Pickens' takeover targets. There have been allegations that some Investors were Illegally Upped off In advance to Pickens takeover plans. �SPO RTS r*fl Hertld. Sinford, FI, Thurtday, June IT , 11 ------------------ T h e F a l l ------------------Shownda: You Can't Keep A Good Runner Down...For Long BjrCbrta Plater Herald Bporta W rite r Shownda Martin reflects on her tumble. The g ro u p o f ru n n ers was approaching th e finish lin e and the gun that w o u ld signal the last lap o f th e 8 0 0 m eter ru n . T h e p a ck , about fle e ru n n e rs In all. was Jo c k e y in g fo r position. T h e ru n n e rs w ere p lo ttin g th e ir moves. S a n fo rd 's Show nda M a rtin was one o f th e ru n n e rs In the p ack. S h e was In seco n d p o sitio n In the ra ce. S w iftly , she went fo the outside a n d started to move fo the fro n t. • /la she began to move to the outsfde, though, M artin’s h eel was stepped on fro m behind by th e ru n n e r In th ird place. S h e fell to the track, m uch In the same wav Mar>’ D e c k e r had In the 1984 O lym p ics In h e r Infam ous tangle with Z ola liu dd. T h e o th e r ru n n ers e ith e r went am und o r ho pped o v e r M artin who was sh o ck e d by w hat had h a p p en ed . In stin c tiv e ly , sh e got back to h e r feet In a fu tile attem pt to try a n d get back In th e race. M artin fin ish e d the rare In filth place but It was a sad ending to what was developing In to another outstanding rare fo r M artin D uring h e r p h e n o m e n a l fresh m an y e a r, sh e had n ever last a rare, Alomars Follow Father's Cleatsteps C H A R L E S T O N . S .C . (U l'l) Sandy Alom ar Is u great one for respect. He gives It, so he always gets It back. Maybe he was only trying to teach some of Ihul. O r. consid­ e rin g w h o m he wus facing, maybe he was simply leaning over a little backwards. W h a te ve r the reuson wus. A lo m a r , p itc h in g b a t t in g p ra c tic e for the C h a rle s to n Rainbows. pur|x>sely pul something extra on Ihe ball. It got away from him . tils throw taking off an d salting daugrrously close to the butter's head. Seeing how frantically the batter hit (h r dirt and how gratefully he lay there for an extra moment oi so. Alom ar swallowed hard and Im m ediate­ ly looked Into that urea of the stands behind home plate. He saw his wife staring at him in cold slark disbelief. She wasn't saying a word. Th e re was no nerd. Her ryes said It all. What In the world was wrong w llli him ? Didn't he realize who lhat was up Ihrrc at the plate? Couldn't he see how close he hud c o m e to h ittin g H E U su n, 17-year-old Roberto? Marla Alom ar's anger s u b ­ sided quickly. She has been around baseball lor m a n y years. Long enough lo realize a pitch can get away from anyone now and th e n . E ve n In b a ttin g practice. , B e s id e s . Roberto A lo m a r , playing shortstop for Charleston in his first season In pro ball. Is just us m uch Sandy Alom ar's son as hers. So Is Roberto's older brother. 18-year-old Sa n d y J r ., who cal cites for Charleston, the Class A leant for whom their father la (he first luise coach. T h e p eople who p a y the salaries of ull three members of the f a m ily , the S a n D ie g o I’a d rrs, consider both you ng A lo m a rs definite b ig league prospects. Sandy, a switch hitting sixhot lHO-pounder. Is the "veter­ an” of the two The way he handles him self b e h in d the plate, he doesn't figure to remain at Ids present levrl loo long even though he failed to hit .200 for the first half of the season. Last sum m er, he played tn 59 games w ith Spokane of the Northwest League and hit only 215. But he showed tremendous Improvement with m uch faster Santurce In Ihe Puerto Kiran Legue last winter ru lrh ln g 15 games and hitting .270. 'Roberto, who looks more like his father. Is as tall as hts brother but 20 pounds lighter. Also faster. He began the season ul second base with Charleston and recently was switched to short. He hit .288 and stole 21 liases fur the Rainbows In the first h a lf.' " I know I am their father, so naturally* I am not going to say anything to hurl either of litem, but to be honest. I consider both boys big league prospects. You have to realize Roberto Just turned 17 last February.” hts father says while hts youngest son sits listening lo what he lias lossy about him in (h rd u go u t. " I 'm sure there are times when the others on the team think I'm favoring my sona. but truthfully. I don't. The y have to Track/Field The race was the 800 meter finals at the Ju n io r National Meet this past Saturday In Elmhurst. III., a suburb of Chicago Martin, who had Just completed her freshman year at Seminole High, was trying for a position on the Ju n io r National team which would compete agalnsl learns from other countries over the summer. O nly the top two llnlshem qualified for the Ju n io r National team. **lt was llki M ary Deckrr all over again," Seminole High roach Em ory Blake said. "I Hunk she was a little Indecisive on how she wanted to run the race," Th e Indecision arose on Friday alter Martin had run her prelim inary heat and qualified for Saturday's finals with a time of 2 13.5. In Friday’s 800 meter heat. Martin, as Is hef style, went out fast but was nipped from behind at the finish line. "Friday, she ran her race her way and said she gut a little tired out and got nipped at the llnlsh," Blake said. "Friday, she carried her group and someone came up on her. Th a t night Ms T at dinner she said she'd let them pace her In the llnal and then come on at the end. She w-unted someone else to take the pace." M artin, 15. the youngest runner In the finals by far and perhaps the youngest at the entire meet, did what she said she’d do but. after one lap, the pace was too slow and she couldn't hold back. " I wanted to go out and be second or third going Into ihe second lap and then come out." Shownda said "W h en I tried to move up. the girl's spikes caught m y leg. then her spikes ran down m y leg and caught the back of m y spikes ami I fell." Hlake blamed a slow pace for the mishap " T h e pace they ran was relatively slow for S h o w n d a." said Blake. "A t the gun lap she decided to go ahead and run. When she decided to go out the third place girl tripped her up. She IKiused for four or live seconds. She was amazed at what happened. But she got up and passed three girls to llnlsh fifth. Her time was 2:18. the w in n in g lime was 2:10. She wus upset, she knew she could have w o n ." T h e fact that Martin got back up and finished strong Impressed Blake. Bee SHOW NDA. Page BA Yugoslav Blasts Wilander ■** \\ IM B I.LIK IN Lngland (Ill'll S lo b o d a n Z iv n | ln o v U - a Jugoslav with tin physique nl a heavyweight hoxvr and a name lhat can knock von out blasted . o n r i It-seeded S w e d e M ats W dander Into lltsi round obit v ion Wednesday <»n a day when play dually Inlcm iplcd ruin at the Wimbledon irnuts chump! unships. Mi/ton Richman UPI EDITOR -SPORTS make it on their own. I think they can w ith Ihe ability they have. T o me. the two of them are ihe same. O n ly I know Sandy has more knowledge, so I talk more to Roberto. He's younger." At -It . Papa Alomar Is pudgier Ilian the 140-pound Inflelder you probably rem cm lx-r playing 15 years for the Braves. Mels. W hite S o x. A n g e ls . Y a n k e e s a n d Rangers. Ills other son. Su n d y J r . , walks In rroitt the field to Join hts lather and brother In the dugout and the older Alomar talks about how he always tried to e n ­ courage. them playing ball but never forced them to do It. Sandy J r ., hears that and confirms It. " H r told me lie whatever you w a n t . Y o u w a n t lo be a ballplayer, go ahead. You don’t want to be one. I bat's all right. Ino But whatever you do. don't ever fall Into drugs " Ilia father nods and addresses troth his sons. "I never set a bad example for you." h r says to them. "Y o u know I was In Ihe big leagues for 15 y c u rs an d I had to d o something lo stay there, I wasn't a great hitter. You know that, loo I played wtlh some great ballplayers. G uys like Mickey M a ntle. W illie M ays. H a n k Aaron. Frank Robinson, Pete Rose Wc all took a drink once in awhile, but never drugs.” Alomar had his best year In the majors In 1971 with the Angels when he trailed .260 and llnlshed second tn the Am erican League to the T w in s ' Cesar Tovar with with 179 hits H r had (our homers that season, his most ever. Low point for him was Ids stay with ihe Mets In 1967 when he didn't gel n hit In all the time he was with them, going O for 22 In 15 games. "Th at could happen." he said sh rugging It off. "I'v e seen people who went O for 30 and longer without a hit. It's Just a slump. T h e Mets traded me to the White Sox and I hit .253 for them.” Alomar would like to gel back lo the big leagues as a coach, but his sons' progress 1> a greater priority with him . "It m uch more important lo me for them to get there." he says. " I wus already there." There la no cunlllrt between Skaalrn and Aloinar about g iv­ ing Instructions to Sandy J r ., and Roberto. Th e brothers take them from both Off thr field, their mother has the last word. The last two words. In fact. "Play h a rd ." she always tells Ixilh boys before they Irave for the ballpark w ith I heir father Then she gor* out and wat­ ches them do it. In a m ulch Ihul was postponed lot two days Is cause ol bad weather. Zlvojlilovtc treated lltc Centre Court < row'd to a de­ vastating ilisjd.it law power as h< can iion Ixi I led his way to a 11 2 5 7. 7-5. (i 0 victorv Ih serves unlit llevcahly haul m il I was never in the m u lch ." W llam lcr said alter his Grand Slam hid was derailed I’reloilslv, he won ilu Australian mil French Ojicns W llandcr's three seeded com palrlols cleared their llrstio u n d hurdle*. l i d h seeded Anders J .irry d . will) jillltcil luck horn IW o sets ■low n In lore being hulled hy rain I iicsdav completed a 4*6, 3 (1. 8 1 6 1 6 3 vie I or v over Indian C l a u d i o I 'u i iu t i u . J o u k l m \vsirnm (71 d c liu n d Britain's Iasim (inntlull 6 It 6 3 3 6. (LO and Su l. mi Ki IIm- i g (I II crushed \nsira lIan I'rtei Donliun 6 2 . 6 I 6-4 M*tA'd Ptsotp by Tammy y»n<*n1 Sammy Edw ards strides and delivers Edwards, who pitched against champion Ball Motor Line in Ihe City Series, will join torces with his ex nemeis lor Ihe Sanford Junior Major League All Star team. The Juniorsopcn tournament play July 1 Pitching Depth, Coaching Strengthens Junior Chances By C hris Flstcr Herald Bporta Writer W hile t h r S a n fo rd J u n io r League All-Star train li.it alw ays had plenty of ta lrn i. this year's group m ay have two things t hose in recent years dldh't One ts a pitching staff that Is more than two deep. With four exrellent starters, this year's team doubles what recent teams hud. Tw o is a m anager. J im Lucas, who is taking charge of the tram and getting them to concentrate on one thing and o n r thing only — baseball. Everything else, as usual, ts there. The tra m , which consists of 13 and 14 year olds. Is blessed with strong hitting and blazing speed on the bases. Defense, which has also been a problem urea In the past, should be improved w ith a number of players who excel at more Hum one position. Th e Sanford All-Stars open play In the Florida Junio r Major 1.ragur District 4 Tournament Monday at Pori Orange. Sanford has an 8 p .m . battle w ith defending district champ and host Port Orange. "W e've got a lot of talented players and. If we can get them all playing togethrr. we have a Baseball good shot." Lucas said, "We don't have very long lo prepare but I think we can do well." T h e two workhorses of Ihe pitching staff figure to be Willie S u g a r T e x " M c C lo u d and Ronald Cox Both are overpow­ ering pitchers w ho have also learned the c u rv r pretty well In two years In Hie league. Cox pitched for league champion Ball M o to r L in e w h l l r M c C lo u d hurled for Elks. Either McCloud or Cox will be on the mound when (he Juniors open Monday night. Although M cCloud and Cox lig u rr to be the lop two starters, th r pitching stall does not end there. S a m m y E d w a rd s and Mike Merthle were both out­ standing starters and could be culled on at any time In the to u rn a m e n t. W h e n h e 's on Edwards, who pitched Ktwanls lo ihe first half title, has as good control as anyone on the tram Merthle. a 13-ycar old. came on strong In Ihe second half for Moose. A n o th e r p o w e rfu l pitcher. Dw ight Brinson off Knights of Colum bus, could also see some action on the mound along wllh Imitxi I.urus (Ball Moior Llncl and Von Eric Small IKnlghts). Th e second difference tn Ibis year's (rum Is Lucas who brings order lo what In Hie past lias been chaos. For example, in last year's district tournam ent. San­ ford starters oflen led Ihe dugout while Ihe tram was baiting In ihe middle of an Inning to visit the concession sland. Ai times, ihe players were more Interested in whui was going on u ll the Held Ilian on R. Lucas wants his Ira n i to con­ centrate on Itascball and nothing else. Ills Ball Motor Line tram m ay nut huve had the best overall talent In the league, only iwo of tils players made the A l l - S t a r s (a lo n g w i t h tw o ullrm atesl, but hts players were Interested In playing the game instead of roaming around Ihe concession slar.d " A lot of the players were kind of on Ih rlr own d u rin g Ihe season," Lucas said. " T h e y pre­ tty m uch did what they wanted. Bui 1 hope they can respond and « u n it together as a team ." If the players respond to Lucas and play up tu their n in itia l. Hits Sanford J u n io r League All-Star team could go a tong way. l l u l S w e d e n 's S t c f u n Snnnnsson was never In conteniimi agalnsl third seeded Aitierl. a it J 1 m m v C o n i m r t , W imbledon chumjilon in 1974 ami 1982 The lull lie-hardened 12 year old. a three lim e losing llnulh.t here, pounded oul u in m lo rlu b lr 6-1 6*3. 6*4 victory n> |nln defending cham pion Jo hn M cE n ro e and second-seeded b u n Lendl ol Czechoslovakia, who 1111.di(lit 1 (or Ihe second round during Hie llrst two days d ie men lost another seed Wednesday when No IO Aaron Km ksleln bowed out 6-4, 3 6. 7 6 6-4 agalnsl ft llow Am erican Bud Schultz, 97ih in ihe world rankings E ls e w h e re . M ih -s e e d c d F r e n c h m a n Y a n n ic k N o u h struggled ugalnsi Am erican Brad lilltx ri la-lore winning 6-4, 3- 6. 7 6, 6-7. 6-3. The liullan Open •hainpton gained Ihe vital edge with a break In the lour Hi game -il Ihe deriding w i. ending u run ol 33 games which went with si rvlcr. But It was the giant Vivollnovlf who wus Hie locus of Hie Hurd day of Wimbledon T h e 2 1-ye a r-o ld Y u g o s la v , standing 0 fool-6 and weighing I9H pounds, said h r was not awed ul the prospect of facing W llander on his W im b le d o n debut. /Ivojlnovle. 75lh In Ihe world runklngs. had beaten the Swede In the llrsl of three previous meetings as a Junior, hoi they had never met on grass 'it lore. W llander Is a really, really gissj player, one of ihe la-sl. but I thought I had a chance," said /iv o jin o vk ” 1 hkc to play on glass I have a good service, a solid return and a good volley 1 have a good game lor grass " �*A—Evtning Herald, Sanford, FI. T h u ru isy, Junt 11, ItM BASEBALL ROUNDUP S T A N D IN G S A M E R IC A N L E A G U E (• It « 41 To*or*to 10 D tlro a Sot ton 17 H N rw YM t Sailimor* IS W,**r****** 11 0 *>*land )i L It n 71 n 7) M 47 F tf 414 Mi 12? 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Roy * l**i L r -r i t Aaci iM) Sr Daft Smalley employed ihe power;of 21 *00 — 1*mr»ltl Sr mi.71 10 •tan taa* 52t s 22 negative thinking a»* art aain «a - 1 tl 20*1 s e r a laago - Cam*" V . a 1) 52F » rwep m <*) hi - nti n a «G i «*<C** t*L a laaat ( » V '•** Cm la Walking to th r plate to face LEADER S 35 500 7 '*-a»ai tkOawi 1*1 Lai I ana W rit •**• ■ » * i - i >i 4*n*a * > a a l* h r h - ! ' Dan {JuLsenbem In the bottdm M Aa* t r v r i » » ip an* ■*• MWKBI-IIIK CAIilorni* LH^kt *»* H AO 70 .1/1 44 221 IA t*»* "amt IP taaarr IP *n* 111 t -iktOaaa itll fft « i Zm N On tt I t ' r Ctt* of the n inth w ith the bases O Ftltad V 77 524 7 Wa4m4ir'l Aatultt lae** W a r la g in ir*t ta| I -•> hr* »rt C rtr (111 Chug* C*»c«go I t 77 122 J ' l loaded and the Minnesota T w in s Chicago 2. N *« York ] tr*r**n* I Sa-taa'I'l' '■**« a h u m * l i r a e*ntot Cltg IS U W 4°» iratllng 1-0. Sm alley w a s'T h in k ­ ) I l~i«*a*-* (Sr nit!* • * * . Pi llahurgh 11. M ontrtol 2 •WiHirod WtalTI* 14 U *44 A t ( 9 w l (•«*« Oat" II I - 2 tl Philadelphia* i t Loon* ing about how tough he Is. and M>nn*to*F 10 70 441 f im m “ K ' l l — Mhggr^ M Ml Mi — tt M • Cincinnati*. San Prancltcoa 1 aa t • Ad 1***1 77 u SO i r * 10 Ml £«•** ■»» ii| how I'm probably not going to (U. 1** Ii m jm rt - I I I **«••«*«* OCm r K C W9*a 1*1 um G L W Atlanta I, Moot Ion 1, 11 Inning* A*"i« nh*U9l tt m - •H I l . r t l , M f ’1f» tA IhaHA 8F* -a - Ft n n 0 V Ui ^et a hit o lT h lm ." San D ago 10. Lot Angaiat * 14) r* Mar* At I m M « l»l L O C w f U C*U na* vt* n n m W N im d ip i E t i i l l i Thurtdar't Gamat (kick In th r T w in s dugoul. Ken A tigniF fc # H F 4 E |l *<•* Hi M fttata 10 0 • in Oakland 10, Chicago Q (All T tm a tE O T l R A IN E S G A U G E tl II — ft* * l - C H 9 I i »••*> Cn H M 11 D j j Srhrom was [xmdering how u Watli* 5, Ta »a t a 110 l«ningtt San Francltco IGott 2 0 al Cincinnati ■4M R t t M M l M 1* UM «Ak M ’MfcMt *59 *4 Ul W 9o*«r* L* *4U4 tt H m DatfOlt 1, notion 0 would feel to pitch a one-hlt|cr Tibht *«|. 1} li p m tuallUuCI HI i>1 I' i - •tl 1 i n Ft i T n t t !*' It* o n .ni W iiaaukw l, Toronto* CJMHri - - A4 St Lowlt IKapthira 4 1) at Phlladalphi* M (M LA**' fTl M *»4*6 Cm and lose. I m C*> u u 1u m I*** T o il i. Balllm oft ) II « Danny* 11,2 Olp m in m m - IM Cir*** ■It*. Tut*1'** |fl •mUfrff'i l . - n sn MID 0 11 m Sm alley surprised him self, MmnatotaJ, Kama* City t 4<M*I . )M It) iM M -lll N** York (Darling a l| at Chicago 9** s-D *»* 1551. L-Ca* IF It -a ti *<4 (• tt IM n 0 m a tt however, w ith a two-run single. Iff Catitornia 10. Clavatamt A ON#* • rd *V* 'if tSotcIttla**),* Olp m ""1 T V H • /Ef-i rf] , Nt#** Tev « t tal 9a*-*" XI tt f 1 Ad Lot Angaiat (Vaiantoala / fl al San All II tl Itfllng Minnesota to a 2-1 victory M—ta T t i v r i d a r 'i Gam a J*W« tit l Vita '•!' **•- 0* 11ITf tt 1 m Diago nMo|flF I 0). * O lp m JP ) over Kansas C ity CrMl111 M l MM -1 |« flMIHB (All Tima* E O T ) -* i * i • tt S’ Monlraal IPalmar * * ) al Pllltburgh •I i If) HI IN - •H1 • CkftmMi KAi'raut** IHIguata *41 al Toronto Vm ttJD 41 r m "Th a t's what rrllrf pitching is iM c W lllia m ta ll.t IS p m frfM I « I Imft'f DIMM -1*1 t'Atm * AMI (Hi A*8i«ntrt C«ptt « • i t* p 5 >). J 31 p m CM II c 06 »tp«S */g Atlanta (Smith 2 tl al Houtton (Rpan 1 all about." Qulsenbcrry said. • A f tt1 M s * Y«rf hr* (C ISSI SI-411 S'Je*•*» •()•*» Ift tim jr n HA • *1, • *0p m Jill JMS L-tFM9mft)l *••»- U* MzVmbf am * 1 Ur -at i)i ra *"!»»' > You're pul In there to be the Frtdar'i Gama* M»l u a HA Fr Ida y't Gamat } ( * + w % I twftrmi 1|r t-m<Mt t*1 I'M* 111. a#.**** »*,-.*•*• 5r» Tl t*»«n Ctavaland al ‘.aattta n ,jM 111 n n Jit hero — I am . anyway — and I Philada'phia al Monlraal. night m Z+a # rf («M •- I f f 1 ■4* lM.t * Aptpltft ttSAT tt H. a Oakland al T*aot night Chicago at Plttihurgh. night T * cm * N * % • h* t* ft* like to pitch In those situations. O m M JM on If- . AII California at K a n ta tC lIy, nighi ">• !•*» li* » l I*?** Nan York it St Lovit. night (IIHIMfll Mo. *V *U Mitt M H m Minnawl* al Chicago, nighi * W «*M*| « > l« M »•♦'»}» «• Tonight. I Just didn't get the Atlanta ot Lot Argalat. night I M M U -111 NMtolHf I H I - 111 <***#» £l» Tor onto al Uairelt. night man out." • M M H Cincinnati al San Diago night ill Wr> iMM U I IM- 111 ■Mil Milaauk*a al N an York, nighi Moot ton at San Francltco. night rtf t* Arti (tt Cr*A (ti, •i An If C>art. H '•* *rfcr C* U Although Schm itt struck out Baltlmara al Botlon. night lour and yielded only W ilson's third-inning single to center, he had controi problems with his lastball — both to the plate and to to second base. He walked live, and his errant p lrk -^ff throw and wild pilch In Ihe flrsi C H IC A G O (U P I) — If figured that Ihe Chicago C ub s’ gave the Royals i heir only run. failure lo execute u simple fundamental piny would A llrr striking out Wilson to •tuvr llirm (nun itir ignominy u( 11 rlu li record-setting Mart the game. Schrum walked defeat. l.otmlr Sun (ti and moved him to Aflrr all. nut v rry much weni right fur I hr Culm third with a throw Into the and he has a Hood sinker." Johnson maid. "I klnda wish <1<irli i** thrlr club rrrord-tyiiiR losing streak Kansas C it y bullpen. S m tjh Moreland had been able Inlay that bunt down." Th e Culm snapped a inhum e liming tlrcuk W e d ­ st ored on u pitch Dial bouncyd McDowell yielded both homers as th r Mels lost for nesday hy defeating fhr Nrw York Mrln, 7-3, — all lu Hie backstop. i tic first time In six out trigs against the Cubs. because K rllb M orrland cnuldn’l lay dawn a hunt. The pick-off uiicm pt. Schretn Morrland mltsiwd two allrm pts al bunllnK In IhtGary Carter had four hits. Including a solo homer In xaidi slid like a cut fastball. Ill Hixih limliik ilii'ii Ixdtrd a three run h o in rr fhai carried Ih r fourth, that put New York ahead I O He missed a was probably the tx-sl-movldg Ih r Cubs In Ih rlr (Iml victory since J u n e I I. chance of hitting tor the cycle when he was thrown out ball I threw all night "I was anRry ut myself for not K'dllfiK the bunt III Ih r ninth attempting to stretch a single Into a "II we would have lost Ihe d ow n ," mild Moreland, whose three run blast ({reeled double. game." he said "II wouldrtJ reliever Hojjer M cDowell, 3 3. *'| hit a sinker dial didn't have been anybody's fault bin Th e Culm had scored only 31 runs In the 13 game Hlnk.” m y own." losing slreuk. w hich equalled Ih r record sel In 1944 Rync S a n d b e rg O s zle V irg il It was Moreland's mls|>lay ul a fly ball In l hr first Kansas C i t y 's o n ly o th e r ...2 -ru n shot .mil 1902. ...S la m s Cards Innlntf Tuesday that helped the M rts hand the Cuba storing threat came In the sixth Elsewhere In (h r Nailonal League. Cincinnati lopped Pirates I 1, E x p o s 2 ih rlr I3lh slrul((hi victory. when liro rg r Drett belted a long San Francisco H-4. Pittsburgh ripped Montreal 11*2. Al Pittsburgh. Marvell W ynne drove In three runs "W e're union lo enjoy II now hul like wc Im^ei about Hy lo center, but Puckett pullet! Philadelphia dow ned St. Louis f>-4 and Atlanta and Dill Alm ori and Jason Thom pson drove In two run s It in al Hie 408 -fool sign. yesterday, we are tfoliifi lo lor({ei ahoul today de frilled Ho union 3 1. each to help the Pirates snap a four-game losing streak tom orrow," said Morrland, whose hom er was Ids filth S r h r o m '* p e r f o r m a n c e . In American League games. iTrlrnlt blanked Hoston and Ix-al Montreal. Rick Rcuachel, 4-1. pitched Ids first of the season. Smalley said. "Is ihe closest 3 0, Milwaukee edged Toronto 5-4, New York defeated complete game jdnee May 13. 1984. T h e loss went to Itynr Sa n d lin (• m ldrd a two run hom rr In I he you'll ever see lo a no hitter Jn lialllmore 4 3. Minnesota nipped Kansas City 2 1. Jack O'Connor. O-1. sawmill It* help Hay Fontenot, 2-3, the last Cub starter litis hall park agautsl lids gootf a Scattlr topped Texas 3-4 In 10 Innings. Oakland Braves 3. A s tro s 1 lo win a (fame, earn the victory. I.ee S m ith hurled the billing team ." crushed Chicago 10-0 ami California do w n rd Cleveland Al Houston, pinch hitter Albert Hall tripled to scorr I Inal two lnnln({M lo combine with Fontenot on the IO 0 Glenn Hubbard from first base in the ll t h Inning to A ’a 10. W h ite Sox 0 sU-hltlerand earn his I lit Is save. P h illie s 6. C a rd in a ls 4 down Houston. Jeff Dcdmon. 4-0. pitched two Innings, Al Oakland. C a lif . Don Sutton "I Just Iio |h* now we can start on another streak." At Philadelphia. Orzle Virgil slammed u two-run giving up orye hit, walking two and striking uul one. pitched a four-hitler and Rob said Handt>cr|(. w ho had three runs scored and went homer In the sixth Inning lo help the Phillies exlend Hrucr Sutter pitched an Inning.(pf h*s 13th save. Dave Purloin had four KHI lit thr mtu 3 tor-3 ih rlr winning streak to rivr games. Jo hn Denny Smith. 4-3. was the loser ol Chicago. Sutton, 7-5. recorded Improved lo 5-5 Kent T rk u lv r notched his sixth save. Padres 10. D o d g e rs 4 "We've been In latior for more Ilian two weeks and his first shutout of thr sensor, Mike Schmidt ulso homered for the Phillies we nave birth *oday," smiled C ub m anager J im Frey. Al Sail Diego. LaMarr Hoyt [Minted his eighth straight and 57ili of tils career, placing Reds 0, G ia n ts 4 I Just ho|ie we have Use hrotlirr tom orrow " victory and T im Flannery and Steve Garvey each hit u him ninth on Ihc all time list At Cincinnati, T o n i Drowning. H-5. gave up right hits Nrw York iuana((rr Davcy Johnson defended his three-run hom er to send Los Angeles to defeat. Hoyt. Floyd Bannister. 5-0. took the over 7 1*3 Innings to pace the defeat of San Francisco. decision lo replace starter Sid Fcrnundez in the sixth |(> 4, held the Dodger*, to seven hits. Including nolo loss F Cincinnati ptaycr-m unagrr Pele Rose w rn l 2for-4. wills McDowell alter Fernandez laid yielded hm k-tnhome runs by Pedro Guerrero and Greg Hrock Hoyt M ariners 3, R a n g e rs 4 singling Iwice ofT starter Mlkr Krukow , 5-5. Rose needs li.u k Hlnklr* to SandlH-rn and Gary Matthews. struck nut three and walked two In notching his • Al Seaiile. pinch biller Party 41 hits lo break T y Cobb's career hit record of 4.191. "Mi Dowell 1ms been m y best relief pitcher all year seventh complete game In 16 starts. Donnell drew a bases loaded walk from reliever Dave Stewart lo lone home ihe winning run tn Hu- lOHt Inning and stop Te xas.Strwart. 0-4. pitched 3 1-3 inning Roy Thom as. 2 0 . pit­ ched two-lhlrds ol an Inning for a) *4 MH> LS*g ►**T *r! Swtgarg ■o iil'a i IS ihe victory. i s * | iis iii > t it •• T V / R A D IO t* a * w ta-ran i l I* 14 C*r*s OlllISS Fit II IMS. Til 1*1IMS. •»■»*,•>* )S l<rr> ta * » “ <* &»*Sa I r s u mum inns 'StdH *tf* »TV Istolft n 0 n o na . f m i m a, r a* n in a T ig e rs 3. Red S o x O Van* 4*1*11 C F a ls * s . laaas F -IX I S-*l*|lW a* >an- 111 0 a n fttwHIB Ml V***1’ t a v -a r l i l t I I taaM* At Boston. Randy O'Neal and .ta 'iU a r u s n s *S IAIIUU S E A T T L E (U P II -> I W b a ll C-mivr 'van s* ta* l*a*i t a r iv u a a ta * t)a as • tt | mi * * f| i |iim •' T E N N IS Willie Hernandez combined on a *M 14*111 CoinmlsHlonrr Peter Ueberroth 1lata* is id'll ID VFMH.1M4 - ta I ta .V *44* ta-var, seven-hllter and Kirk Gibson s' • giiinsa fiiiu ss . iu iu u m b MMriittl has some advice lor cities trying n H*M Ftvar u l O I L at I t Fav Wfaaa-ltC an , !■#•»-tt»* P B A drove In two runs with a homer to save Ihrlr major league trams WSanaa L f t a .» t a l Mats* U I IVantages**** IS ta IB MS*# and a single to lead Detroit. •I a* I I i w l w a ' i i l l * » • i »• - iv» h i t*ac*» ■ ■*>, aa la don't try to lie them down with a thought-out T lie rr's a lot of m s i Hx Lm ta Svia*** VT it >*•*n 1) \i al. :t 1. allowed llvr lilts anil lb iNNtid WdtMln'II long-term leas*-. ways to get out from under la V-9^ g i io a s . F in n a s . Tn*nmt* •§* 111**1 I m n G*trp rt I mi struck out live In seven Innings Imt'taag Although Uelterrolh lately has lease) " taran-MFO «*n FMnaa* Ira l a n w 4 U l ta l«* 4*ran Hernandez |>oxtcd his Ifilh save. IAIATI ii i>sc*s«*a is ta is Itrconir more ouls|Mtkert In his Ueberroth visited Seattle thr i ••* Ca**vi t u t W.s **<* i t ti lartat Fvs* u l Ml W ‘*« »•■»* Casa* BS US • 1VM ttrtt ' f o t t Mi f f Yankees 4. O rio le s 3 i -a r w laa*ar *L IL la tlrnlre to prevent lliiuuclally all ta Cttast l >■*, a* J WaMr I t l l day alter the nrw lease agree­ ia ** H r ' aa At N rw Y o r k . H o b b y •• * I m SaVtai u I f i n s ' ill 11 a iiiis ta Fu n mi n, i i t n i v i a ltt» lug major league base hall Iran- ment between the i lub and Its t * San*. IP * U l ta O t ■ or*. U I Irata. t l tl n a* * t a i mo* P ■»>*»- Lw I a ia IAIIUU Mrarham's tw o-run single with i hlsrtt Irom seeking greener Ktngdom e landlords was a n ­ >ra*r fe > (* 4 a Fmana "a * * t* I i • I t t *1 Fata taw Ul s i la**, iOaK*l*(M i l S I S I S «UU « AlilMlfttl one out in Hu- ninth Inning i n n ) !** * N f llt a I Irata S' (•MS U l t i l t pastures In new cities. Urbrrtoih nounced. In addition to the U «N*« I«im ft Nv»t» IS*** WarMS *S I S ,*MT ( a n F 'ta IL t l l l l l ta* Mar.' lav* Ul M' tatr last i Dj IS h e lp e d th e Y a n k e e s b e n t fill Wednesday gave his. blessing to escape clause, the new agree­ i .a a l U l **• YntaFaat Fvags, m .art** it ta AmaHarSilta Ul ta •t - «r■•l am tr4»i w*tT**«** giimiN F i i ’iis s iiiM im ia lialllmore for the sixth straight a t l n l a W1SS* V I 4*1 Lav ( tat I M F S * t < ' l I s F'*H Sav it renegotiated stadium lease ment also gtvrs the Mariners . IrfN) "••a**- *L< S it X U l *41414 III I t t a S ta , t a Wata 1*-1 U l *1 t l time Ibis season T w o errors by ' ( t a • ** UM I S *a that would allow ihc Mariners to smile IIii . uk lal concessions. •v m i Saar II Marat **• I n l v FlMta *»'** * !<**<• mi I siii Ortolr second baseman Lenn *G*<44*« |» IS DOGS u l n i l i t i t i i m i t l I * leave town after I5IH7 If ihrlr O tagast .a a ta at t* teas V . « While Uelterrolh talked with I la .* ' I n i| a | * i I it la star l U L aa< ham Otsaga ISS Sukaia paved th r way for the •>ast ta ****wantGata ( M M t l t l onnas.Fiiaias tUFiiats allenduner doesn't Improve. reporters about the Mariners' i t t a i't i l l l t l i t l Is S a U k ^ W iH r U a t MS Ca-wf' U l <t MS ta>a<* LSI SS victory. Yankee Rickey H en­ While on a visit to Seattle. situation, it was « Irur he has l a v an Fata Dt a » *•>*-* l l l l tFi*»* t a * M M I t ta If* IHartaO IS IX IX derson stole four hoses. • a t * Staant s U t a a * lm * 4a*a • a s • * > * * * a Ira In, V**s t l )*>**•- t X ( tl II UrtM*rroth claimed there Is no another troubled Iruueliisc — thr *M* IX IX *-*•* * I t l> ’ l I I i«t lags* Ul It titawr as is is MaaOaan IS Angels 10. In d ia n a 6 contrudlrtlon In Ills endorse­ Pittsburgh Plrules — uppermost a* i m , e *, u i *, u n *1 tl iLMlAaa* IS IS 0 1**1 S B F sill II a t u t Ilia! I* Al Anaheim . Calif,, Reggie Fta I w a a It l M* Oar Css* U l W*t-aia law |s m ent ol Ih r M a rin e rs' new in tils mind u n ia t* -IS I H U DEALS t ' t l l l l a •> 0 i C Ha* * l lli v a . tlltaiM M Jackson belted his I 1th carerr • *ta>«ata U S tX I S escape clause Like die Mariners, Ih r Pirates *•* Wat u l ta lag*** i**4 M.h . 'U O I F '»«* < * « « x IS grand slam and reliever Lit Is V •*« Il It IF|i *) tar Tatars** Ul "A s rsrape clause helps a have raised Ihr iMissIhillty of . •.******>Ctaw* US IS IS I *** ta **. is in C*ag » ta * -«»»* I t i t n it * 1 * n -.**ta IS IS Sanchez picked up the victory Jn • 1 1 4 1 • S F llll US I IF! I) l » X team s ta y." he m aintained. breaking thrlr long-term lease 11*aD*1* Fa*/g - isatata* an* ta* lav** his first appeuraner In more •t> Man 1/ I aai Fg*il l n tS ta i l l * U t i l I all*** I iiia s n liS S "Y o u've got lo u n d rrslu n d that. ( s s r a * a i l *i *1 1* ! u Fas and leaving town hy declaring •"taUgar -aa*MFSVt WaTtaS- -ta S iia m s i i i i i m t a i i i m s ia n n w O K I ■•art • sa Facta (*aa*laaga* AAA than two months to defeat Cleve­ U l • • tat i . r s S •**•« m i l l O S INI IS S im-ata-vs* an "11 somebody wants to have a bankruptcy. !• •-•«*• U l Ml U v n Oita* h tia o - t u S a n J «*»a*.*On x s i s ts land Sanchez, 10. who h id lease on a hullrloh (hat says Ueberroth, who has said tie O alusn 3*-t* b g n a * tatagir) isar «* • «* ,*s i. > t t t t I t t t Harai mats u s « S IS Hataats IS IS Ix-rn sidelined since April |3 ‘ a.* ta O n d M U l t l I l l ' l l It V.ar* s ass tat* (tMta Catag* i s tS IC«**«wta* is *W r'vr got you now. you can't will do everything In his power (tao*<gFtata F.-s> - I loan* sags* at -aa* with a neck Injury, struck olit 'l l *s1aw IS •m i n s F i t i i i s w r i n u s t s move,* U n it 's a h u lld o t e r to keep thr Piralrs in Pittsburgh, 1oaiins -an, ta*| W-sts, S h > Cvsar, ta wataa*' ta**.* tiaafa N - Sa-w* *«, Fliess i minus isatata- i i g s u four and gave tip three lilts in 3 S t s vast «** wra* Tic, IMS* W l<ni HS U I i l t L i a F m r S said he Is hopeful lhu l the ta'H*- M* I F F pushing you out ol town *F.F«tiM t a i s >x Wat t*M*r« ta •*•Otar J l *1 i w v t a i ■ xa is *s I -3 Innings. l*j***aiiO«a I S IX " I t 's d um b It's not well sltuallnn can be resolved. _____________ J A A ; H Ir**** 1‘rta- tfl r* * " L.*** *•; ! * -« • » t^ta l>l( l it, **l-*5*i *u r *(**•* ■ (MniW MtllB r t Laac* tar- *"4 1*--**. a- nap IP L-ta-tatar 11} » 0 t- L** Cubs End Skid One Short Of Record N.L. Baseball Ueberroth: Avoid Long-Term Leases SCOREBOARD Baseball ...Shownda C o n tin u e d from B A "She showed ihe other part of her." he said. "She showed she had Ihe guts lo come back alter she wax down. She could have easily Just laid there "Thxre'a no duuhl If she had another 20 yurds utter she got up she could have caught thr first gtrl She wus only eight neconds behind. I think she was Flun ked und stunned that It happened to her so she hesitated u bit before she got bark up" Martin aald II wua only natural lo get up. "I just thought lo get light back u p ." MartitLsald. " I thought I could have gotten second or tnlrd If I had 20or 30 more yards." Martin had not experienced a nything like she did Saturday d urin g the 1983 prep track aeaaon. Every time she ran the 880 yard run. Martin . Immediately went to th r lead and never looked Iwtck She won every time she ran th r 880 Including the 4A State title In record time. "She learned a valuable lesson." Blake said "If she's going to lose. It's going to be her wuy. Shownda said after It was over she was going to run her race from now o n ." Th e memories, nevertheless, arc painful. "W h e n It wus over. I wax thinking. W h y did I have to fall?"’ Martin said, "If I had II to do over again. I'd go out fast like I usually do and try lo slay out of the puck. I found out the best thing for me to do la Just go right out and takr It.” M arlin later went on to run the mile relay and said her knee wua a bit swollen when she was running. She also found out later that ahe had a sprained ankle. Although she w on't be competing on the Ju n io r National team. Martin still has a chance lo qualify for a national meet In Seattle. She will run In a qualifying meet this weekend at Showaller Field In W inter Park. Blake said the qualfylng lime U basically the same, around 2:11. Martin ran u 2 0 0 .9 the last time ahe ran at Showalter Field. Martin said ahe hopes to be completely recovered for this wrekend'a meet. "It was real sore yesterday (Monday)." she said. "I walked on It today und ran some and It was feeling much better." Even though she still has three years of high school left, college coaches are already beginn­ ing lo keep track of M artin. Blake said Ihe coaches from L S U and U C L A want to keep up with her progress In Ihe upcom ing yean. Martin's dream of making the Ju n io r National tram m ay have been shattered but It la not Ih r last you will hear from this talented athlete. Martin w ill be a sophomore at Semtnolr High tn 1985-80 and. while she m a y have 4o watt another year before she la pushed her specialty. the 880 ru n (800 meten). M artin will remember what happened Saturday. Ju n e 22. She wtll learn from It and ahe will know what to do the next time she's In a crowd. If there ta a next time. The Seminole High mile relay learn, unbeaten during Ihe prep track aeason. took second place tn the 4x400 meter relay Saturday at the Junior National Mret. First place went lo a combined team of some of the top open quarter runners In the northeast. Th e Seminole High foursome of Martin and fellow freshman Dorrhelle Webster along with seniors G lenda Baas and K a trin a Walker finished with a time of 3:51. "T h e mile relay team felt they were a little rusty." Blake said "Th e y felt they could have won If they had another week nl practice." Walker and Bass recently decided tu accept a grant in aid to attend Florida A& M University In 1985-80 Blake said the trip to Illinois was an adventure for the girls since it was their first plane ride. "Except for taking off and landing, they really enjoyed It," Blake said " I enjoyed the trip." Shownda said. "I was scared lo go on Ihe plane at first. The landing and taking off wua scary. But we had a lot of fun." �Evening Herald. Sanlord, FI. SPORTS IN BRIEF USL Suspends Season , Leaves U.S. Without Outdoor League F O R T L A U D E R D A L E , Fla fUl’B — Financial troubles with two of Its four teams have forced the United Soccer League lu suspend Its season, leaving the country without a professional outdoor soccer league, officials say. A spokesman for the South Florida Sun In Fort Lauderdale said Wednesday the USL franchise In El Faso. Texas. has disbanded and the Tulsa. Okla. franchise ts In dire financial straits. T h e other U S L team Is the Dallas Americans. T h e Sun was scheduled lo play El Paso at Lockhart Stadium Wednesday night. Following the collapse of the North American Soccer la-ague last winter, the U S L was the only professional outdoor soccer league In the country, said Sun spokesman Musa Njal. Th e Sun will try to fulfill Its 15 home dates with exhibitions and perhaps tournaments involving Dallas and other teams The Sun will play an exhibition match with the Minnesota Strikers, formerly of ihe N A S L , on Ju ly 4 . Th e league Is in Its second season It began last year with nine teams and started this season with onlv four teams. Stories of financial woes surfaced often during the young season. Including a boycott of a game by Tulsa players angry over not receiving paychecks. There was only one regular season game plaved Ihis year, with the Sun defeating Dallas 3 -1 Harding-Reese Make Duet Final The laike Marv High team of Tla Harding and Alice Reese took third place in the duet competition In the semifinals of the South Zone Synchronized Swim m ing Championships at the Justus Aquatic Center in Orlando Harding and Reese, members of the Justu s Lorelels tra in , turned in a score ol 74 H in W ednesday's to m petit Ion. Tin finals in duet and trio will be tonight iH gtnnlng at 7 at the Ju stu s centt r Along with competing In the duct (Inals. Harding and Reese will |uln with fellow Lake Mary student Patty Ames m the trio competition finals. The duel and trio ts looking m qualify for the nationals next week In Fort Lauderdale. Greene Leads Mice Victory Lorte Greene. a Junior at Oviedo High, tu rn rd tn a stellar m ound performance for the Oviedo Mice in a 10-7 victory over Dynam ic Control In Longwood W om en's Softball League action last week. Greene scattered nine hits, walkrd Just two and fielded her j>osllIon to perfection. She also rapped out tw-o hits to help the 16-hll offensive attack. Also contributing a pair of lilts tor the Mice were Stephanie N rlvin, Ava Gardner. Renee Kelley. Hobble Kelley and Kiane Richardson. Terri Mann drove In three runs and Renee Kelley two Gardner scored three limes and Nelson twice In the 1-2 slots In the flatting order. Defensively. Gardner sparkled at first base with lots of help from Nelson at short. Tina Ilenlnglon at third and outfielders Shelley Vaughn. Richardson and Renee Kelley. See Violator? Make Easy Cash You m ay collect up to $1000 :n cash and no one will ever know your identity. It's easy. All you have to do is provide the Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission with information about a wildlife law violation w h ic h leads to an arrest. Th e commission, through Its Wildlife Alert Program, will pay you from $25 to $1000 cash for this Information. Your Iden­ t i t y w i l l b e u n k n o w n to e ve ryo n e , e ven co m m issio n employees and yu will never be asked to make a court appear­ ance. W ildlife law vio la to rs are thieves who are stealing from your wildlife heritage. You may help catch some of those who ojierate outside wildlife rules and regulations w ith a phone call and a few minutes of your time. It s simple. 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Designed and engineered for a smooth ride and long mileage Lilesaver XLM whitewall CORDOVAN JET STAR CORDOVAN Otherwise thr ttshlng has been kind of slow." says Del. " T h e water will cool oil with the afternoon rains but the river Is do w n.” Del says Ihe catfish are biting real well on worms and crickets, Th e bream, and shrllcrackers are also biting "They arc cat­ ching some big cats," says Del "O n e guy had almost 23 pounds with eight cats You have to fish on the bottom tn th r deeper w ater for the cats Fish the shallow water for bream Bass can la- caught early m orning In the shallow water. After the sun comes up and gets h o t. go to deep holes w ith deep-running crank ball. Use a Model-A Bom ber or a ShadR ap." advises Del. Sunday. J u ly 7 at safeltght. Del says register by Saturday. 6 30 p in It costs 25 bucks and an extra 10 spot option lor the big bass pot. The tournament pays big bass, first, second, third and lourth places There are trophies for big bass first through third A case of beer goes to Ihe angler with the largest dead mudfish Del emphasizes th r dead part. HERALD FISHING HUNTING Organist Booted At FSL Game W ilbur Snapp was escorted by officials from Jack Russell Stadium after home-plate umpire Kevin O 'C onn o r said he would not allow Ihe m inor league game to resume until the organist was out of the juirk In Ihe bottom of the third liming, the Clearwater Phillies' Rick Jo rd a n lifted a fly to right field with one out and a man on first base. Th e Osceola Astros right fielder caught the full and threw to first base lo cut off Clearwater's Howard Nichols, who had tried to advance to second. First-base umpire Jo h n Golden called Nichols out — and Snapp began to play. Thursday. 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Bo• 717. Ge.n«v>ll*. FlorNla 32002 0717 ToaFrae 1 BOO 347 0063 O P B N 7 D A Y S A W E E K — E V E N JU LY 4 t h t WE RIURVE T * tCHT TOLMT OUAMTITBS I ■ #A m *9*9*m . I �• A -E vd n m g Herald. Sanford, FI. Thursday, J w n o J T ^ im Colleges Stem Flow O f Booze Saved By Seminole Deputy Tot Back In The Swim After Near Drowning By Sussn Loden Herald S ta ff Writer A 2-year-old Ohio girl rescued by rardlo pulm onary resuscita­ tion ICPHl by a Seminole C o unty sheriffs deputy was swim m ing the nexl day In the New Sm yrna Beach pool where she almost drowned. Capt. Beau Ta ylo r was vacaHoning with his family at the Colony Beach Condos In New S m yrna Beach on Ju n e 18. w hrn his sons Chris. 10. and Cliff 13. ran lo their apartment and lotd T a y lo r he was needed at the pool, because a little girl had Just drowned, he said. "T h e y (another girl who had found the tot lying on the bottom of the pool) had gotten her out. She was blue, she had no pulse. A boy was pressing on her chest. I gave her C P R for about three Two year old Bridget Franklin is back In the swim the day after her rescue by Seminole County sheriff's Capt, Beau Taylor. MIAMI lU PI) — A policeman disarmed a would-be bank rob Ix r by punching hint In the face, ihen grabbed his own weapon and the su sp e c t’s Uzl subm aclilnegun and handcuffed him. Police and witnesses said the robber, a slightly built m an wearing a gray suit, entered the Interco n tine n ta l Bank about 1 1:20 a.m W rdnrsday and took the s u h m u c h ln c g tiu fro m a briefcase. lie walked up behind Ihe police officer. Kodollo Arias. 29. who was working part-time as a IN BRIEF House Committee Kills Florida Barge Canal U n ite d Preae In te rn a tio n a l T h e fedrrul House of Representatives Public Works (o m m lltc c Wfririrsduy volrd to deauthorizr the un* completed portion of the Cross--Florida Barge Canal, n move that had both sides In the controversial Issue claiming satisfaction. T h r project was designed In erratr a 110-mile canal run n ing from soulti of Jacksonville on the east coast to Vunkeelown on the weal coast. T h e panel's* action dcauthorlzcs Ihc uncornplrtrd 00- to 70-rnlle stretch of the planned canal from Eureka Dam to [nulls Dam , culllnti <he middle out of the canal. T h e remaining, completed portion ot the canal — west of liiglls Dam and east of Eureka Dam — would remain authorized Arm y Corps of Engineers projects for navlgulion attd other uses. G ov lloh Graham — a long-time opponent of finishing the canal, which he considers environm entally and economically unsound — said the committee vole to rase it daily irnnlnate l he project “ la good news for Florida and fur America .*' ...Fireworks Continued from page 1A fireworks show, he aalcl. For the last 12 J u l y Fourths, clubs operating concession stands al the (Mirk on the holiday donated part of (heir profits to pay for the display. Horner said he thought It would be better to raise money for Ihe show beforehand and give residents a rhanre to exhib­ it their com m unity pride. T h e f ir e w o r k s d is p la y Is somewhat of a tradition In S a n ­ FBI Tried To Win Kingpin's Parole MIAMI (Lll’ll — An Imprisoned cocaine kingpin replied "no*' to two questions In an Fill Investigation of corruption, and the bureau recommended he be paroled early on Ih r basis of Ills cooperation, a published report says. Four months ago, an F ill agent nskrd Mario Earandar, lk> you know any Hialeah counclltnen?" and “ Do you know anything uboul corruption In Mlaleuh?" Escundar said no to hot h (|iiestlons. T h e Fill admits ihul because of those two unswers. It wrote a letter lo the Florida Parole and Probation Commission that said Escundar Is rooperullng "In a new and on-going Investigative matter.** The Miami Herald reported Wednesday. T h e Irttrr, which supported nil early parole date for Escundar. helped Ihc Inmate nhtuln n hearing held In Tallahassee June 111. Escamlar. who has been In prison lour years, had sought a reduced sentence twice before and was turned down. Th e four paragraph letter on FBI stationary was necessary to reopen bis appeal Despite the Irtler. the commission rejected Escundur's plea tor reduction In his 15-year sentence on kidnapping and (hell charges, ...Hostages Contlnasd from psgs I A mostly Shiites — II the French did take control of Ihe hostages at the French Embassy in Beirut. F re n c h C h a r g e d 'A ff a lrc s Marcel taiugel visited Ain.il leadr r Nablh B e rn today — rel>ortedly lo discuss details of handing the hostages over to the French embassy. B u t the F o re ig n M in is try spokesman, asked about the Laugal llerrl meeting, said only that F re n c h diplom ats were ...Probe WEATHER Continued from psgs 1A Service said AREA READINQ8 (9 s.m j: temperature: 70; overnight low: 72; W e d n e s d a y ’s h ig h : 9 0 ; barometric pressure: 20.93; relaiiv r h u m id it y : 83 p e rc e n t: winds: west at 6 mph; rain: ,21 Inch, sunrise: tj 30 a m., sunset 8:27 p in. FR ID AY TID ES! D aytona Beach: highs. 4:50 urn., 9:31 p.tli.; lows. 10:45 a m.. 11:43 p in.; Port Canaveral! highs, 4 12 a in.. 5:23 p in : lows. 10:36 a m .. 11:34 p.m .t B ayporti highs. 9 54 a m . 11:50 p .m ; lows. 3 4Na.ni.. 5:29p.m . BOATINO FORECAST! St. Augustine to Jup iter Inlet out 50 miles. Jup iter In lrl lo Key Largo out to the Bahama Hunk — Southwest w ind 10 knots or less ihiough Friday but becoming south to southeast during the .ilirrnoons. Sea 2 feet or less. Scattered thunderstorms mostly near shore during (h r ulternoon. EXTENDED FORECAST: S a tu rd a y th ro u g h M o n d a y mostly fair except for a chance of ullem oon and evening th u n ­ d e rs to rm s . L o w u p p e r 60s extreme north to upper 70s extreme south. Highs In the upper NOs lo lower 90s. STOCKS Ito M swatataam pro. anJ t , m am tori at PtaNd'wnarAMaddOanaM acuriliM Daatori *'• rapraaantotira Mtordtotor prKto at at mid m arnM f todar ("tor daattr m a r t t h (Sanp* M raufStot Ito to y Frwa* to x>« *i< ito* ratail m arli^/m arttow n t tor Ida Feurar 4 Ltffct h CA NCR Co*p Fiatiar touitoatl Sato tun t a l l ,.... Capt. Beau Taylor, after saving the baby minutes and got the water out and got her breathing." Ta y lo r said. B r i d g e t F r a n k l i n of Youngstown, who hasn t learned to swim yet. was vacationing w ith her parents and other fa m ily m e m b e r s . She w a s c h e c k e d o v e r by b e a ch lifeguards. T a y lo r said, and then transported to a hospital. She suffered no brain damage and thr next day was back In liie (tool wearing the Inflatable life Officer Decks, Disarms Would-Be Robber FLORIDA A R E A FORECAST! tod a y partly cloudy with scattered at Irrnoon Ihunderslomis High In the lower DOs Eight wind Rain chance 50 p e rrrn t. T o n ig h t partly cloudy with widely scat le r e d s h o w e r s a n d H u m drrstorms during the evening Diw In Ih r lower 70s. Light wind Main chance 20 percent. Friday jiurHy cloudy with a 40 p e r m it chance nl uflernoou llim td rrs to rm s High In the lower 90s NATIONAL REPORT! A blast ol winter like weather lightened Its grip In the Central and Northern Kcxklrs today where a loot of snow creuted avalanche conditions and humpered tinsearch lor a missing hiker in W yom ing's Grand Te lon Nit ilonal Park Cheyenne. W y o . shivered with u record low 3d degrees, breaking the old mark set In 1895 A Irosl watch was posted In pans ol the state Extra blankets w rrr also needed In Scoltsbluff. Nrv.. where the morning low of 42 degrees set a record. T h r arclte punch was part of a cold froitl dial extended horn the u p p e r M ississippi Valley through Ihr Southern Plains, the National Weather ‘It'i the g re a te s t fee ling in the w o rld .' ring her parents had Just re­ m oved fro m h e r when she wandered back to the pool and fell In. he said. Bridget, whose parents and siblings had returned lo their apartment, apparently fell at about 2 p.m. as she walked on Ihe edge of the pool She hit her head on the poolside, landed In the water and sank to the bottom before another girl real­ ized she was in trouble and pulled her out of the crowded pool. Taylor said. “ It's the greatest feeling In the world.” having saved the child. Taylo r said. He feels a strong emotional bond with her and plans to keep In touch with Bridget Ta ylo r said he strongly recommends to everyone that they learn life saving CPR — Susan Loden G A IN E S V IL L E |UP1) - The fTead of the largest student alcohol awareness organiza­ tion In the nation says col­ leges across the country arc changing th e ir on-cam pus drin k in g policies lo avoid lawsuits. "There's a real sense of urgency on campuses to look at alcohol policies, tighten them up. make them more comprehensive and consis­ tent with the shift in public o p in io n .* ' s a id G e r a r d o G o n za le z, a U n iv e rs ity of Florida dean and the presi­ dent of a group called Boost Alcohol Consciousness Con­ cerning the Health of Univer­ sity Students Preliminary results from a national survey by B A C C H U S of a d m in is tra to rs at 200 four-year schools shows 94 percent polled were conreined about being sued for an alcohol-related Incident About a third of those polled were developing or revising alcohol policies. About 26 (>erccnt said ihey recently had revised their policies im 31V* im lit* ll%* s4*w Ai l to 10 30ts N 1)4* Uto rtto M 's 30H Mto 14 U to Wto \ The boy and Ills father had arranged for the youth lo mee^ with the m un after Ihe suspect allegedly called Ihe boy's home and. In conversations ihe father overhrurd. apparently tried lo make a "date" with him. Spolskl said. Spolskl said th r meeting was set before deputies werr called by the father and asked to participate In the case. Th e y only had about 30 mlnutrs lo get to Ihe scene and tell the boy what to da. he said. The conduct of the deputies Is in q u e s t io n . S p o ls k l s a id , because patrol officers normally would not conduct such a su r­ v e illa n c e . S u c h cases are normally assigned to detectives. But because of th r time lartor, Negri and Nagala apparently decided to handle Ihe cose themselves, he said. The boy hud been told not to get Into the car. and to signal the hank guard, prodded him In thr back and ordered him lo rrm o vr tils revolver from Its holster. Civilian security guard Sergio Tom m ie. 48. was in a back room and went lo Investigate when he heard the shot. W itn e s s e s sa td T o r r e n le peeked around the corner of a halhvay at Ihe opposite end of ihe hank and saw Arias being disarmed by the holdup man To rrrn te pulled out hts own revolver and yelled at Ihc robber ; to drop hts weapon, dlstrartlng him. Arias swung a right uppercut lo the fare of the robber. knock­ ing him and the submachlnegun to the floor, Arias fell on the gunm an and handcuffed him aHAr a desperate struggle. Arias suffered a sprained neck ford hut some people don't realize It takes money to make ihe sparks lly. H om er said. " E v e r y b o d y ta k e s th ese fireworks for granted. T h e y think (hey automatically appear hut they d o n 't." he said. Other than the fireworks, the city Is planning a host of activi­ ties for the entire family lhal day at Fort Mellon Park. T h r activities are scheduled to kick off at I I a.m . w ith a moonwulk. canoe rides, canoe )ousttng and a m eny-go round for the kids, according to J im Jernlgan. director of ihe Parks and Recreation D epartm ent, agreed to lake to the Held, but which Is sponsoring ihe activi­ the parks department hopes to have a full roster by game day. ties. Prizes will be awarded In all At noon, the contests are s c h e d u le d to b e g in — the the contests and there Is no three-legged race, balloon race entry fee. and ball relay. A l 2 p m. the frog In addition to the games, clubs jum ping contest Is expected to and organizations are scheduled lx- held The person whose frog to have contest, food and con­ Jum ps the farthest wins. Of cession booths at the park A course, contestants will have to wide variety of food will be offered — from hot dogs to soul bring their own frogs. A log rolling competition Is food, also In the works Music will be provided by a A celebrity soltball game Is on disc Jockey from W U E Z who will tnp for 3 p m . So far. no local play records during the day's big name "c e le b ritie s " have events, Arias reaches w lih his right hand lo take out Ills gun. which Is on his right hip.** said poller spokesman Mike Stewart. “ As soon as he touches It, the guy ■ranks off a round Into the floor and says. 'Use your other hand or the next one goes through your head,' so Arias takes out the gun with his left hand.'* keeping In touch "w ith all con­ cerned puriles Laugcl said any move ol Ih r captives would take time to arrange but their accommoda­ tion would be "n o problem." "In principle the French gov­ ernment Is always ready to help." Laugcl told reporters uftrr meeting with Berrl at Beni's home In west Beirut Berrl Wednesday offered to tra n sfe r the hostages to a Western embassy. Syria or Iran to end the 14-day hostage crisis. Shultz, speaking at a United Nations Charter banquet Weddeputies when they should move In. Spolskl said. The troy should not have been Involved In the Investigation. Spolskl said And. the deputies should not have allowed the boy to keep the appointment, be added. The youth got In the car und apparently failed to signal the deputies W hat's In question, according to Spolskl. Is why thr boy was permitted to stay In the car for 20 minutes. Negri has given Investigators an account of the event which differs In some respects to N a g a ta 's . S p o ls k l said L t. G e o rg e H a g o o d has been assigned to sort out th r stories and to Interview other witnesses at the scene. F o lk . S p o l s k l s a id , w i l l evaluate the Information after Hagood completes hts Investiga­ tion and will decide what. If any. action should be taken In re­ gards to the deputies' conduct. Stallings has been released on •8.000 bond and la scheduled to appear In court J u ly IS. Both deputies will remain on duty pending the probe's results. Spolskl o l d nrsday In San Francisco, linked the T W A hostages with seven Americans who are being held by kidnappers In Beirut, de­ manding Ihe unconditional re­ turn ofull of them ...Rally Continued from page 1A Wednesday's leg look thr learn through the arid New M e x ic o a n d T e x a s h i l l country. To p speed vvas 45 m ph, Ms. Austin said, They went through Santa Fe and s to p p e d In G u l l u p lo n g enough to be honored at a h.irhcque the town threw for all the drivers ...Space Continued from psgs 1A alrrady has more jobs than It can accomplish at county facili­ ties. At budget time he said he needed more craftsmen and the commission opted to considering renovations at b u ild in g s by private contractors when the county employees were busy with other projects and not to beef up the Percy's deportment ...Zoning Continued from page 1A zoning from agriculture to resi­ dential professional for a onehalf acre parcel on the west side of SR 434. north of Sand Lake Hoad near Altamonte Springs. and right wrist in Ihe struggle. He was strapped to a backboard and wheeled out on a stretcher with a bandage wrapped around tils head lo keep his neck from moving Th e officer was treated and released at Cedars Medical ('enter Wednesday afternoon. Th e gunm an was Identified by poller as Santiago Rodriguez. 20, of Miami. Rodriguez was bleeding from tlie face and was taken to pollec headquarters, where he was c harged with attempted armed robbery. "W e are working Intensely on this matter and we Insist on Ihe return of our hostages, all 46 of them. Immediately, unharmed and u n c o n d itio n a lly," Shultz said. Both Jerry and his father. D o n . were r e p o r t e d l y exhausted from the road trtp but were exhilarated by the cheering of the crowds who dally line the highway. "It s th r ultimate h ig h ." Gruss said. T h e ro ute was to veer northeast to w a rd W ich ita. Kan . whrre the Grosses are to lied down tonight. Th e race ends J u ly 4 In New York City, w ith Ih r w in n e rs gettin g $100,000. w ill) more workers at least In this budget year. Instructed to find out how m uch It would coat lo renovate the building by outside con­ tractors. Percy came back with X coat estimate of $450,000. And commissioner* came up with the Idea of expanding the old Jail upward. If feasible. Percy was also asked to And out w h e th e r the K ir k P la za . If purchased, could be expanded upward. The proposed use of the pro­ p e r t y . C o m m is s io n e r F re d Strretman said. Is for a corporate office of a pest control business Th e rexonlng at Streetman s Insistence was conditioned upon no chemicals being stored at the site, and no trucks being parked at the office for extended periods or overnight. AREA DEATHS AQAPITO O. GUERRERO Mr Aguptio G. G u rrrrro . 23. ol Hanford died Friday near San­ ford In an aulo accident. Born Dec 21. 1961 In Kaymondvllle. Texas, he enm r to Sanford 10 years ago from there He was a lurm laborer and a Catholic. Survivors Include Ills father. Jesus G u erre ro . Stuart: four brothers. O scar, of V irginia. C ruz, of Webster. Vtccnle. of Hanford, and Fred of Houston; three sisters. Santos Mu re no und J o s e f ln a G a r z a b o th o f • ** * Haymondvlllc. und Ola Airm an. Center Hill. B ritto n G u a rd ia n F u n e ru l Hume, Sanford. Is In charge of arrangements JOHN VERBA Mr Jo hn Verba. 79. 112 Essex Ave.. Altamonte Springs, died Tuesday al Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs Born Jun e 5. 1906 in Drtston. Pa., he moved tu A lta m o n te S p rin g s fro m Cleveland. Ohio, in 1968. He was a retired press operator and a member of St. Mary Magdalen Wsar4t»4»a*| t n y M fSPtoyVtosW to ll, Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife, Anna. son. Raymond. Cleveland, daughter. Elaine Kimball. Spr­ ing. Texas, six grandchildren. B a ld w ln -F a lr c h lld F u n e ra l Home. Altamonte Springs, la In charge of arrangements. OAKLAWN F U N ER A L H O M E/C EM ETER Y •to lautac U la rn l 4 a*to amdt tM d te a a liM Caatt 444 A t M a r t i R 4. landu U Caatrw Ztortd. U2-4A41 Wtrd/Lato Hary Ftaftoa i n Funeral Nolle* OUISSIBO. AGAFITOQ -Funtral Mr.nn tor « m i s 0 Gutrraro n. U laniard »na a-n) Friday, alii to at I p m Friday al lyltan Laha Camatary V .Man Guardian F w ilH tm a Incftarg* r Flo w ers P o r A ll < 5traIio n5*" (Collina 323-1204 I �PEO PLE Double Ring Rites Unite Bonnie Austin, P.C. Balliet Francis Named Lion Of Year I Solly Fleming, left, presi­ dent of the Sanford Lions Club, presents the "Lion of the Year Aw ard" to George Francis, incoming presi­ dent. Francis received the honor by popular vote for his accom plishm ents as Zone chairman, chairman of the membership com­ mittee and a member of the board of directors. Newly installed officers of the Sanford Lions Club for 1985 8A are, from left, Kenneth Williams, Lion tamer; Jack Hunt, tail twister; Oren Smith, director; Henry Witte J r . , treasurer; Roger Didelot, director; Phillip Cottone, first vice presi­ dent; Johnny Greene, second vice presi­ dent; George Francis, president; and John Henderson, International counselor, Install­ ing officer. Other officers are: Jack Morrison, third vice president; Stanley Rockey, s e c r e t a r y ; D a v i d Chacey, director; and Willard Sessions, director Bride Can't Live Like This DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have* been married less Ilian a year and wt* really do love each oihrr. hut whenever we are out In public he "even'' every aiirartlve wom an lie secs. He's very handsome, and of course ilu-se wom en look l>.u-k at him. which Irritates me. I feel unat­ tractive and Inferior, although | know I'm not. We have talked endlessly about tills He says It's "n o rm a l" and I am nuts Ahby. I don't check out other men In restaurants, his ryes are everywhere but on me When w e’re shupptng his head Is always turning to get a better look at some pretty woman He blames my altitude on the (art that m y mother divorced m y' father because tie was a girlwatcher and philanderer dcrlul man. hut I can't live like Ronnie Lynn Auatm and Philip Claude Balliet were married Ju n e 1. at 6 p in . at First Baptist C hurch Markham Woods. Lakr M ary. T h e Rev. D r. J a y T . Cosmato performed the double ring ceremony. Th e bride ts the daughter of M r. and Mrs, B e n n y Steele Austin. 718 Bevlrr Road. San­ ford The bridegroom Is the son ol Mr, and Mrs. Claude Balliet. Dover. Fla G iv e n In m arriage by her rather, the bride chose for tier vows a formal white organza gown, fashioned along the Victo­ rian silhouette, w ith an off-the-shoulder neckline, natural waistline and full sieves appllqued with chantilly and alencon lace. The semi-cathedral train was accented w ith lace and crystal pleated ruffles funning a hack panel and border Her elbow-length veil of Illusion was held by a Juliet cap embellished with pearls and Chantilly lace She wore a penrl necklace, a gift from the bridegroom, and car­ ried a cascade bouquet of white and pink n»ses Interspersed with greenery and baby's breath. Miss G lyn n .1 Alderm an, cousin ol the bridegroom, served the bride as maid of honor. She wore a rose-colored sleeveless chllfon gown with a natural waistline and low neckline In bark llrr headpiece was a halo of pink flowers and she carried a white basket a rra n g e d w ith pink a/alras, pink baby's breath and greenery showered with pink streamers B rid e s m a id s w ere G le n d a Alderman, cousin of the bride­ groom , Robin C ro lry , Janice Dobson. Patti Kdgetnon. Lisa Hughes and Am ber Sawyers, cousin of the bride Th e ir gowns and flowers were Identical to the honor attendant’s Mr. and Mrs. Philip Claude Balliet T h e b r id e g r o o m ’ s fa th e r Th e reception was held follow­ served as Iwsl man Groomsmen ing the ceremony at the Garden were bison Blanton, nephew of Club ol Sanford Knierlalntnent the bridegroom; Jo h n n y Pearce, was provided bv Rick and Kbit cousin of the bridegroom: and Steele, vo calists, and J o a n R o d n e y E n g lis h . Reese ‘M c­ Wilke, organist Janie Morion Clelland. Danny Plckrrn and Art president! at the bride's bonk W ilson, brothers-In-law of the The bridegroom's mother anil bridegroom. sisters catered the reception Dale Price Austin J r ., nephew with various friends and rela­ of the bride, was the ring bearer. tives assist ing in serving Following a honeymoon cruise Flower girls were Natasha Mc­ Clelland. niece of the bride- to Mexico, the newlyweds are m aking their home In Plant City groom, and Am y Paul O ils Dear Abby Do other wom en lecl this way? What do they do? Can m y husband change? Should he? Should I try to change? If so. how? I hair myself lor hating my husbund for m a k in g me so miserable II you a d vise co u n s e lin g , where can I go if | can't afford a psychologist once a week at $50 an hour'.' Please help me. Except fur this one fault, he's a won- W ATCHING HIM W ATCHING HER DEAR W ATCHING: A man w ho ryes strange women In a way dial causes them to look hack Is rlther consciously or unconsciously sending her a message. 1 agree, you can't live like lhal. nor should you. Do other women feel this way? Yes What do they do? Some of them go on making themselves land ihctr husbands) miserable, hut the smart ours real Ire that they can't change anyone except themselves, so they contact a local mental health facility and arrange for low-coat counseling at a price they can afford to pay. Free Microwave Cooking Classes Set Free m icrowave convection sampled Incloaa Rich Plan at and ask classes are being held at the For further details call the marketing Rick Plan Frozen Ft aid Center in the Altamonte Mall, upper level, next to Sears. T h e Rich Plan, u division of R ic h -U n ite d C o r p o r a tio n . Is h o i t lin g m i c r o w a v e a n d microwave convection classes every Tuesday In J u ly at 7 p in. With Class combines demonstration B . J . a n d F r ie n d s oil microwave and microwave convection cooking Focus Is on d lH c r r n i food p re p a ra tio n s, cooking techniques anti now 10 turn convcctlonal recipes Into a DOWNTOWN SANFORD m icro w a ve meal Foods are SEE FRIDAYS EVENING HERALD FOR INFORMATION IN GOSPEL C O N C E R T SATURDAY, JUNE 29th 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER SALE STARTS THURSDAY P iim good thru S a tu rd a y ! SA LE Z A Y R I P LA Z A A T AIRPORT BLVD. SEERSUCKER STRIPES EN TIRE STO CK REDUCSO 110" wld* French T a rg a l VOIIE 20. 50% $O 0( N o„ Z 0i D R A P K Y fA B R t C % 4 9 3 CALICO A BEDSPREAD W OM W O__________ I W OVEN JACQUARD PRINTED “ *1 STONEWASH CREPE tuertte CWKXMH MCOUNt CCXCNtl g fk M tS ^ r i,M$ioo $ 1 ^ 9 ★ DRESSES NEON PRINTS A * SHORTS ★ SLACKS / PROM HANES — BULK PACKED /"H U G E " S E L E C T IO N . * SWIMSUITS AU. 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Jvnt 27, IftS by Chic Young [ -* « / a l l T~~ afc/TWcr ) by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom EH6&SE ui.JM.WUU> / " j TH & C^ICDW .O’VE by Bob Montana ARCHIE by Howla Schnalder EEK A MEEK Yogurt, Vinegar Douche Can End Yeast Infection D E A R DR. G O T T - I lake the PHI and sometime* I take antlblotic pills for m y skin, so I occasionally gel a yeast Infec­ tio n . I h a te g o in g to the gynecologist each lim e, so I usually self-treat with a weak vinegar douche. 1‘ve also heard that drinking cranberry Juice will help. Is this just a m yth? What else would you suggest? D E A R R EA D ER - Th e use of oral contraceptives ran. In some w o m en , cause a m ild . n o n fungal vaginal discharge. I sus­ pect that the major cause of your yeast Infection Is your use of anllblotlca. These drugs can deplete the population of normal bacteria In your vagina, thereby allowing yeasts lolhrlve. T w o or three days of dilute vinegar douching Is a perfectly satisfactory solution. Although cranberry Juice Is a beneficial drink. It hat — as far as I know — Illlle effect on antibioticInd u ced va g in itis . Y o u also might try eating three lo four containers of yogurt every day. I've been assured th a t the harmless bacteria In yogurt can put y o u r y e a s t - b a c t e r i a equilibrium track In balance. I have recently learned about a s im p le . In e x p e n s iv e a n d foolproof trick lo clear yeast v a g i n i t i s — w i t h o u t the n e c e s s i t y of s e e i n g a gynecologist each lime the pro­ b le m r e c u r s . G o lo y o u r pharmacist and ask him or b r ­ io make up a supply of gelatin capsules, each containing 600 mg of plain boric acid. Each day (01 two weeks. Insert a capsule high In your vaginal canal. As thr gelatin dissolves and releases ihr boric a d d . your vuglnltle should dlsuppcar. You m ay be happier exercising some control over y o u r b od y, and y o u r gynecologist will lx- thrilled to d e v o t e m o r e of h is t im e performing unnecessary hysterectomies on less fortunate women. D E A R DH G O T T - Do you Ihlnk there's a personality type that Is more likely lo develop cancer than another? I've heard a theory ubout this DEAR READER In m y o p in io n , ca n c e r Is u n q u e s ­ tionably a defect that develops Irom •deficiencies In our Im m une systems. ('think more and more doctors, having taken u cue from Norman Cousins, regard a posi­ tive attitude — which m ixes laughter, hope and enjoyment — as a vital part of cancer therapy. Th is belief Is by no means universal, however. T h e rr are studies now underway lo de­ termine If cenaln personality trails m ay Influence the devel­ opment of malignancy. But. as yet. there are no conclusive findings pertaining to preven­ tion. You m ay remember the splash made some years ago by Ih r ACROSS proposed relation of heart at­ ta c k s to s o -c a lle d T y p e - A peisonalltlrs. Although this re­ lation was Intriguing. II has not panned out. Nonetheless, there are those of us who believe that emotions and outlook on life do relate tq health and disease. S e n d u n it q u e stio n s lo D r. U m b .P .O H>>\ 1331. H u llo C ity S i,It ton. Y r w l u r k V V 1001 ft Answer to Previous PuItW Never (poet) Hitting Pea'l horn# Ancient writing Craves Stockings |Fr.) fencing sword 1 Actor Murray 4 lively 8 — end call 12 SembTa moth*' 13 Qrlmica 14 Guam m *port 10 Atsmal stomach 15 Chemical tuffo 16 To an aitreme |2 wd»| 18 legend! 20 Energy unit 21 Ranch animal 22 Cry Of turputa 24 Hockey league libbr) 26 Diapo»*e*ee* 30 Leg bone 34 Poverty war agency libbr| 35 Horse (al l 38 Not fresh 37 Hurl 39 Actress Oerdner 41 1060. Roman 42 Abstract being 43 Inkiest 45 850. Roman 47 Retirement plan (•Mx | 48 Physician (s i) 51 Not in 53 Psnned 57 Praises 60 Pgssessive pronoun 81 Stationary (comb form) 82 Norse night 63 Raw metal 84 Doesn't eust leont | 65 Author 2eno 66 Smell cask DO W N 1 Normandy invasion day (comp wd | 2 Mis Charles Chaplin 11 Glacial ridge 17 fidantation of disgust 19 Conjunction 23 Eggs 25 lending boat 26 Medicine portion 27 Electric fish 26 Pees (fr.J 29 Etjue' (f r ) 31 Harness part 32 Infirmities 33 Nearest 36 Vestry 38 Comedian Sparks 40 Liberian natives 1 43 Dye 44 Sunflower State lebbr | . 48 Oeer tooth 48 Bandleader At net 49 Ina and 50 Related group 52 Russian ruler 54 Eccentric III ) 55 Department of franca 56 Lee* 58 Baseball player Mel 59 Summer (Fr.) I * ... It ... _ _ tr %/ a S1 84 tciraas bt m * i»c 27 WIN A T BRIDGE ! ' Y E £ . A 'P C R E E P Y , T H E Y K E IKI T H E C U fT * 3 A K P <^VEK TH E OVEN ! c h e e s e -flavo r ed t W O M P ER w h a HAPPENEP T » C H I P S . .C H IC K E K l* F L A V O R E D C H lP o , O H IO M -F L A V O R E D r C H IP S .-. BACO M F L A V O R E P C H IP S . . t P O T A T O - FLAVOR ED C H IP S oiHeirx by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY T h c 3£'5 THAT ? a 3 3 iT Y 3:££P n 0&4 n p *t h a v ^ lO Q 1 U . JU 9 T 5 N £ A K UP AND T IE EAC?S IN K N O T S - > " w ~ /) BISFOOT HAD 0 S 7 --------------- ^ ------- N06OPY TD uD E A C S .T D O jf C ^ J r v ~ ------/ v By James Jacoby Some 53 year* ago. when tills liand wart played. East opened tlie bidding with one diamond.' South overrulled Iwo spade*, vulnerable, which showed n fair hand with a six-card spade still. West doubled, a nnounelng lhal South had made a mistake, •slid that W r s l Intended to punish South for such recklessnrsn. T h r ace of diamonds wart led. I.miking nt all the hands, can you see ih r beat defense? O u r West defender of 1932 could see only Ills own hand and Ih r dum m y, bill mill he switched lo (h r q u rrn of spadr<^ Th is kind of plav Is rnm m onplacr for expert by Bob Thavea FRANK AND ERNEST Yoo'/tf T^ujtwoptHY. lo yal , F R IE N D L Y . c o u R rfo u / , o jf p if f s r r , cHECfiFuL, THRIFTY ANf> S&4VF, gi/T Y o u NEED V A RATHiH iM tt fc- >7 by Jim Davla OARFIELD T O U R B IR T H D A Y J U N K 3 § . 1985 M u c h m o re th a n s im p ly |x-rsoiuil reward will come lo you this year through your ow n creative effort. When you are Inspired b y a bright Idea, a d upon It Immediately. C A N C K R (Jun e 2 1J u l y 221 Don't m u k r financial Impositions today on someone you once helped In a small way. He will resent your using this type of unfair leverage Major changes are ahead for Cancer* In the com ing year. Send for yo u r Astro-Graph predlclkins today Mall 81 to Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio C ity Station. Near-York. NY 10019. Be sure to slate your iodlac sign L E O (J u ly 23-Aug. 221 Today you m ight take the course of least resistance and allow a relative or In-law to prrsaurr you Into d o in g som ething y o u 'd rather not. ANNIE MUCHY? fTT * \ The Went defender was O s­ wald Jacoby. I d ie this hand Ix-ruuse today murks Ih r first a n n iv e rs a ry of m y fa th e r's death. As m uch as I loved m y lulhrr. I doubt lhal he was thr grrulrsl bridge player who ever lived. On Ih r other hand. I don't know of anyone greater. Rest In |>cacc. lather. ♦ Klftl AlOISS SOUTH A A K 7412 ▼14 ♦ 10 A A J 42 Vulnerable North South Dealer East Wrsl Noftk East Nosik 16 1A U>l Pea* Pass h « Opening lead AA HOROSCOPE What Tho Day Will Bring... fi. With a diam ond continuation, declarer could get o u t for down one. W ith Ihe lead of the spade queen at trick two, u iwo-lrtck set was Inevitable and u Ih rrrIrltk set quite likely. NORTH t « ts ♦ Jt vyjtrajj 6 J ■6 1 ♦7 WEST EAST ♦ q io M i ♦ -.. *7 VAKI0I ♦ A 72 6 KWI 4 1 \ 1 v H fif fu L . players now, bill then II was akin lo Ih r discovery of rlrclrlcli\ V IR O O (A u g 23 Sept. 22) You will lx- Judged more severely lim n u su a l to d a y (or y o u r mistakes T o avoid embarrassing developments, Ihlnk your ac­ tions through carefully. L IB R A (Sept 23 Oct. 23) It will prove wisest ul this time to dear up old obligations before assuming any new ones. You might not have enough financial spread for both. S C O R P IO (O rl 24 Nov. 22| Avoid learning up today with an Individual who always opposes your way of doing things. He may try lo pul a damper on your rITorts once again 8 A Q IT T A R 1 U 8 (Nov. 23D e c 211 Strive lo be realistic about Issues that confront you today. Don't pretend serious mailers will rectify themselves without your taking appropriate action. C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22 J a n 19) You will later have feelings of remorse If you are overly gener­ ous with a friend today who doesn't truly deserve It. Be kind, but not ridiculous A Q U A R IU S (Ja n 20-Fcb.!9) In competitive slluullons today, bunk more h e a vily on your common sense than chance. The tx-st lhal Lady Luck may offer you la second place P IS C E S IFeb. 20 March 20) Rather than going along with Ihe suggestions of someone you're* peeved with, you might reject th is person's Ideas and art against your beat Interests. ARIES (March 21 April 19) 19) Unless you ure extremely prudent and cautious In Joint ventures today, Ihe larger slice of out-of-pneket costs /nay (all to you. T A U R U S (A p ril 20-May 20) You may have difficulty making major decisions today because of a tendency to overemphasise both the pros and Ihe cons. You could remain un dead center, doing nothing O E M IN I (May 2 1J u n e 20) It ts likely that you'll he auddled with mure responsibilities than yot) can handle today If you mingle with people who can't fend for themselves. by Leonard Starr �Evening H.r s ld , -tin lord FI TONIGHT S TV THURSDAY. rvEMNO She's Coming Back To Kill Off Character N) M U target M l COM* Rk* *nd A J tor proNCtton w* BN K N m . gow f r y (Ft) -* MtouscY / LXHRCK 6:0 5 a FATHER KNOW* BEST ( W| T H « YW ANO THE YANKEE A cfvoncto e* magannt Kfttar M a­ w s* Foruw > OOD-mN U v «4 tlto I RwuSKc of O n it • ttof- |tS*» « * OAn Adrvw* S« iQy D O S ) FAMILY AFFAIR 8 10r05 U MOW 10:30 4:00 Q T SALE o f THE CENTURY l3 A L U TAR BLITZ ffl ( t0» J -* -1 CONTACT CR) g QD 1*1 NEW D C * VAN DYKE SHOW CMIRHOOA OCT SMART 4:30 1J PS1RHO0A BEVERLY MUSXJJCS 0-30 ® MQMT COURT A premotor O FRIDAY, wcttKigat Bui to ta u n t • pro- ENOUGH COOKING HOW trtondilry Iota* Nmout01* (R| 10:00 O ® ESLL STREET SLUES A 0mP » m battu Ifuoitant la m e t (to­ 6 35 Q GREENACRES 7.-00 O * SALE OF THE CENTURY Cl) a F M MAGAZINE Ttw totoft III Bw> t«Nc*<«. 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ITSi— 3B (Z) O ABC NEWS THIS MORNING 12:05 12 u n it (<ouse on m the wuv 12:30 SEARCH TOR TOMORROW YOUNO AMO THE REST LESS l O lO V M Q 6(SSI BEVERLY MR.LSR.UE9 1:00 (1SIPOPEYE FUNTIME 6:45 EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK (TO)AM WEATHER O 7.00 TOOAY CSS UORHINQ NEWS OOOO MORNING AMERICA E(M l FLMTST0NES I (10) FARM DAY I ft) SUPEFVRKHOS S DAY* OF OUR LIVES J All MY CHILDREN 11 (Ml tAC* VAN DYKE 1C 1101flORIQA HOME GROWN 0) HI MOVIE 1:05 0 MOVIE 1:30 (1 o AS THE WORLD TURNS TJ (IS) GOMER PYLE fit) |)0) MAGIC OF FANTING keepsakes 7:15 8 p O )A ll WEATHER 2:00 7:30 u OS) TOM ANO JERRY til 110) SESAME STREET (R) g » II) INSPECTOR GAOOCT ANOTHER WORIO J ONE lift TO LIVE J (S5|AHOY OARTTTM tD DO)JOY Of PANTING 2 :3 0 (3 i O CAPITOL 7:35 Q FLINTS TONES 600 51 (SS| WOOOV WOODPECKER LB (PI NEATNCUFF 805 12 I DREAM OF JEANNIE 8 30 (SSI PINK PANTHER n|101 LEISTIR ROGERS (R| (B (f) FAT ALBERT 835 12 BEWITCHED iffi (JSI GREAT SPACE COASTER ffi |W» MAGIC OF OECORATIVE PAINTING 3 :0 0 (I) SANTA BARBARA GUKNNO LIGHT j GENERAL HOSPITAL ()S| BUGS BUNNY AND 1 | .- U M ttMtOlfLORIUASTYlE t® (I) HEATMCUFF 3 :0 5 U BUGS BUNNY ANO FIRENOS 000 (Tj DIVORCE COURT DONAHUE SARKABY JONES D(SSI WALTONS )|101 SESAME SIRE ET |R) (•) CAROL BURNETT ANO FRCNOS 8 005 12 HAZEL 8 r (IS) BEWITCHED (D l«t THE HEART Of TRt DRA GON OlltlUAMMU 030 ® LOVE CONNECTION is io n o n 035 12 I LOVE LUCY 1000 I I I ) FACTS OF IK E (R) | HOUR MAGAZINE | SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL 3 VALLEY ( E0| READMO RAP4SOW ) O ) MY THREE SONS 330 ® 110) MOTER ROGERS (R) ffl (II INSPECTOR GADGET The World Turns Full Circle For The Tough Eileen Fulton Jo sn H anaucr U P I T V R e p o rte r N E W Y O R K (UPI) - Th e world has turned full circle for Eileen Fulton. Fullon. who became a soap opera star more than 20 years a Ho when she created the bitchy character of Ltsa on the C B S soup "A s Th e World T u r n s ." Is going to get bitchy again She's rven out to get her first husband buck — Bob Hughes, who now is married lo her best friend But Fulton had to walk away from her role to get it back on the track, and she ere a ted some real-life dram a In aoupavtllc when she announced she was quitting as Ltsa Coleman McColl. " M v character had become |ust too sweet and silly for w ords." she said "A t the time I left the show I was very upset atKHit what had happened to m a n y of the contract players A lot of them had been let go. Others left out ot frustration. The people in charge wanted to go with the youth storyline. "W e were window dressing I despised getting letters that said. 'W hat tn the world lias hap­ pened to you?’ 'Where Is your m ind?' Th e wrltrrs were new and they weren't lamlltar with the relationships that Lisa had built up over the years Th e strength ot a soap opera Is what makes the people do things good and bad — mostly b a d." She was not about to let Lisa, who over the years lias had 33 lovers, five marriages and half a dozen kids, along with two bouts of Insanity, blend Into the scen­ ery. Fulton not onlv quit In 1983 — the third lime she had done so to protest what the writers were doing to her character — but she ihe wheels started to turn and they realized this little girl could play a downright bitch. We got letters saying. T f that nice Bob Hughes marries thai terrible girl I'll never w a lrh he show again.* We got married on the show the very next week." F u l t o n , 5 1. a M e th o d is t m i n i s t e r 's d a u g h t e r f ro m Ashvlllc, N .C .. says Ltsa's re­ deeming feature — even In her worst days — has been her love for her children " I had to find something good In her." she said. "Just like when you play u good person, you have to find a quirk tn her character, e vrn tf It's Just that she doesn’t put the lid on the toothpaste or she picks her E ileen Fulton teeth." evrn had all her furniture sent She feels Jo an Collins and the trmn her apartment In New rest of the nighttime soap opera York, where the soap opera Is witches owe a debt to her and filmed, to California. h e r p i o n e e r i n g d u y 11 m e What lured her back u year wickedness T h e y have discov­ later was reading a newspaper ered and rushed In on what she story reporting that Lisa — then always knew: b rin g played by Betsy V o n "Th e re 's an excitement an Furstenberg — might lie sched­ outrageous person brings to a u led fo r e x e c u tio n b y the show On Dallas' J R Is such a script writer*. bum — and people lovr him "tf she dies. I'm going to come because he has such lun doing hark and d ie." Fullon salil to II." herself "If I created Lisa. I'm going to kill her I'm not going to let somebody else do my death |fJ Floyd Theatres | scene." She called the show's pro­ ducers. only lo learn that they ly jj 9 9 *). would rather have her bark than Wt» SAT I N I BOND 007 liquidate Lisa. MOVING She learned the value of being VIOLATIONS a had girl, theatrically speaking. 23 years ago when she Joined "A s T h e W orld T u rn s " MOVltlANO 0 t 52 50 17717)1 | "I was good f o r one week," s h e _ NO EM said, "a n d then I thought. I've SMALL SECRET got to have something to play. I ADMIRER & X i AFFAIR! made up m y background and AVIEWra 4 :0 0 a C f L t m i HOUSE ON THE PRAM I O STAR TREK (jjO M C R V GRIFFIN CtMmAlkM lit- |(TSISCOOBYOOO ) |K» SESAME STREET (R)g 5FLINTSTONES ) (I) SUPERSRifNOS 4 :3 0 (IT (SSI HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OF THE UNTVERSE II ADOAM3 FAMILY at II) VOLIRON OCFENOER OF THE IMMERSE 2020 McCRACKEN ROAD, SANFORD, FLA. 321-5330 5.0 0 | 4 NEWLYWED GAME ijl f t THREE S COMPANY ^ LETS MAKE A DEAL 1 CALENDAR (lb) Iam M C IA I AN D m GROUND CHUCK SPARE RIBS CLUB STEAK SO. I k J U . SOI T H U R S D A Y , JU N E 27 A lzh e im e r's S u p p ort G ro u p of Sanford. 7 p .m .. second and fo u rth T h u r s d a y of m o n t h . Howell Place. 2 0 0 W . A irpo rt tllv d ., S a n f o rd . S h a rin g a n d support for fam ilies and health gtvera of A lzh e im e r's Disease victim s. C a ll 3 2 1 -0 6 8 6 I n t e r n a t io n a l T r a i n i n g In C o m m u n ic a t io n G re a te r S e m in o le C l u b ( p r e v i o u s l y Toast m istress j. 7 30 p .m ., A lta ­ monte C hapel Ed u cation B u ild ­ ing on State Road 436. second and fourth T h u rs d a y s . Sanford Jayceea. 7 :30 p .m ., J a y c e e b u i l d i n g , 5 th a n d French. Sanford. Sanford A A . 1201 W . First St.. 5:3 0 p .m ., closed discussion, and 8 p .m .. open, speaker. Oviedo A A . 8 p .m .. closed, Flrat U n ite d Methodist C h u rch . Overeaters A n o n y m o u s, open. 7 30 p m . C o m m u n ity United M e th o d is t C h u r c h . H ig h w a y 17-92 one-half m ite north of S R 4 3 8 . C a s s e lb e rry N ew com ers m eeting. 7 p .m . FRIDAY. JUNE 28 C entral Flo rid a K lw anis C lu b . 7 :3 0 a . m . . F l o r i d a F e d e r a l S a v in g ! and L o a n . State Road 4 3 6 at 4 3 4. A ltam on te Springs. S e m in o le S u n r is e K lw a n is C lu b . 7 a .m .. A irp o rt Reataurant. Sanford. O p t lm la t C lu b of S o u th Sem inole. 7 :3 0 a .m .. H olid a y In n . W y m o te Road. Altam onte Springs C entral F lo rid a Blood Bank F l o r id a H o s p l t a l - A l t a m o n t e B ranch. GO I E . A ltam o n te A vc.. 9 a .m . to S p.m . Gentle Exercise for seniors. 10:30 a .m .. C asselberry Senior C e n te r, 2 0 0 N . Lake Trip le t D rive. Casselberry N A S S sn fo rd R e u n io n D in ­ ner-Dance b e g in n in g at 6 p.m .. Fleet Reserve C lu b . West First Street. Music b y Russ and Rick. W eklva A A (n o sm oking). H p . m , W e k lv a P r e s b y t e r i a n C h u r c h , S R 4 3 4 , at W eklva S p rin gs Road. Closed. Longw ood A A . 8 p .m .. Rolling HUla M oravian C h u rc h , SR 434. Longw ood. A la n o n . same time and place. Tanglew o o d A A . 8 p .m .. St. R ic h a rd 's E p is c o p a l C h u r c h . Lake How ell Road. A la n o n . same tim e and place. Sanford A A Step. 8 p .m .. 1201 W . First St.. Sanford. * 1 . 5 9 C H A T OS TM U X i trrnt sis PutcxAu Fla. Premium Grade A 5 Lb. Box • First Cut PORK CHOPS ............. 5 L b . la x • 10-8 Ox. T-BOMC STEAKS born M adonna Louise Clccone. m et Penn at a beach party In M alibu. C alif., g iven by record tycoon and film producer D avid GefTen. M adonna a n d P enn also plan to star together tn a movie. "P ip e lin e ." set In the Alaskan oil fields. M sd o n ru . whose a lb u m "L ik e a V irg in ” rocketed her to fame, recently b ra n ch e d Into movies, starring In "Desperately Seeking Susan. " P e n n , o n e o f H o lly w o o d 's " B r a t P a c k ." m o s t re c e n tly played An d re w D a u lto n Lee. the " s n o w m a n " tn the m ovie " T h e F a lc o n a n d (h e S n o w m a n " a b o u t tw o y o u n g m e n w h o become spies for Russia. . . . ’ 5 .9 5 * 9 .9 5 5 Lb. Bax 20-4 0Z. U.LD.JL Cbskt $0 A Q C K E F C U K S T E A K S .............. 1 U . 5 D 5 Lb. E*x «A Q C CENTER CUT CHOPS................ M LNONICO STEAKS............* 1 3 . 9 5 • .* 2 . 4 9 W H O LE FR YER S - 4 9 HW Y I T l N 2 Limit 5 W * 10 P u rc h a s e t &omTsteaks.......1*3.88 SIRLOIN0STEAKS..... u*3.58 EGGS 2* m i . ru t HAN a FLA. m i FRYERS *1.75 W M O U H U DM W 1 S U ■SPLIT FRYER BREASTStu. BEEF EXTlfjniAN| SP A R E RIBS u M " C A TTL E M A S TE R ’S YOUR GR ILL-O U T HEADQUARTERS 11 T h e B .B .B Com bo R 1 MCCSSCKIM SOSO 8A TUH D AY. JU N E 29 Ea st-W e st K lw a n is C lu b , 8 a m . , A irpo rt Restaurant, S a n ­ ford. N A S Sanford R eunio n. Lake Golden, b e g in n in g at 1 0 a.m . Sanford W o m e n s ' A A . 1201 W . First St.. 2 p .m .. closed. Casselberry A A Step. 8 p .m .. A sce n s io n L u t h e r a n C h u r c h . O verbroo k D rive . Reboa and L iv e O a k A A . noon. R ebo s C lu b . 1 3 0 N o rm a n d y R o a d . C a a a e lb e r r y (c lo s e d ). C lean A ir A A for non-sm okers, first floor, sam e ro o m , same Madonna To Marry Actor $9an Pann N E W Y O R K (U P U - Hock star M adonna IS p la n n in g to m a rry m o v ie a c t o r S e a n P e n n In A u g u s t, the New York Dmlly News has reported. T h e report, signed by enter­ ta in m e n t c o lu m n is t " S u z y . " said M adonna "a lm o s t popped her corset then, w ithout th in k ­ ing twice, said ye a ." No co m m e n t from Penn or M a d o n n a w a s Im m e d ia t e ly available. T h e new spaper said the couple has been " a n Item for m o n th s ." but that the w e d d in g la planned for A u gust, as soon as Penn flV ilsh e a s h o o t i n g h ta n e w picture. " A t Clooe R ange." In Atlanta. T h e report said Madonna. 24. place and time. 8UNDAT. JUNE SO N A S Sanford Reunion breakfast. 9 a.m.. Fleet Reserve C lu b . West Flrdt Street. Sanford Big Book A A . 7 p in., open discussion. Florida Power and Light building. N Myrtle Avenue. Sanford. Alanon meeting. 8 p.m .. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. MONDAT. J U L Y I Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second St.. Sanford. 9 a.m . to 5 p . m . ; F l o r id a H o s p l t a l Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Alta­ monte A v e ..9 a m . to S p .m . Rebos Club A A . noon and 5:30 p.m ., closed. 8 p.m .. step, ISO N orm andy Road. Casselberry. Clean Atr Reims at noon, closed. . * 1 . 2 9 F I X ! J IS D M N> (000 MSU M l ). IM S -COUPON i BUY ONE GET ONE FREE j g B.B.B. Better “ N” Back Yard Burger 8 d A 1/4 Lb. Of 100% Pure Beef o ° . 2 ^ . French Fries | 16 Oz. Coke or Beverage j i V • 1 Oiler Expires July 11, 19B5 1.--------- ;------------- COUPON----------- poppa |iiy's ||| w lir r r Hm* i I miIi 2501 S. French Ave. v is V*Hirs. . Ph. 322-9212 ! t �i 4 B - E v t n i n g H e r a ld . S a n fo rd , F I. f K T h u r s d a y , Ju n o V , IttS More Educated Smoke Less Suits Against Cigarette Makers Could Kill Industry, Experts Say A T L A N T A lU P I) — IIta llh exjx-ris rrport Ih rrr Is a strong rclaUotlRhlp lirlw c rn smoking and education and nay damage suits against clgnrrttr companies m ay sound a death knell lor the Industry. A smoking study released W ed­ nesday by the national Centers for Disease Control found people with a high school education were more likely lo smoke than ihose with a i n|lege education. Hut I he C IX ; study but rioled voting women are an exception to the strong relationship between ed­ ucation and smoking Other health experts assembled by lormt-f President •Jimmy Carter to study premature death Issued a report Wednesday noting a federal judge In New .lersey had ruled jMople have the right to sue over tobacco-related Injuries. •Th e Judge ruled people Injured Irum tobacco and who claim Ihc warnings on cigarette packs are not adequate are entitled in the right to present their claim s (or adjudica­ tion," I he report said " I I a num ber ol lawsuits art sin resslnl, the cigarette Industry could fallow llie asbestos Industry and lind they cannot afford lo mamifaclurc cigarettes because the price Is loo high " the Carter Center rcjKirt said Th e ('D C slutly found -I!* percent ol men and 4 '1 jierceni of women w llh some high schrml education smoked, hut only 17 percent of men and l.'l percent ol women wllh college graduate degrees smoked "II you look at the hlghrsi return- Hon and the highest professional levels you lend to see substantially diminished rates of smoking." said D r Kenneth W arner of Ihc Universi­ ty of Michigan, who participated In the study. •Musically, the Individuals with higher education are responding In larger numbers to the evidence that smoking Is a health hazard," he said. Dr Dennis To lsm a of thr C D C 's •duration branch said 70 percent of men ages 30 to 40 smoked before the surgeon general's first cigarette warning In 19f»4 — iwlec today's num b rr "T h e re has been a significant amount of smoking cessation during that period." he said. "More of It obviously has occurred among those with higher education." hut the C IX ! said an estimated 29 percent of American women still smoke — a decrease of Jusi 5 percent — and some studies show Increasing numbers of women In their 2(>s are taking tip the habit " T h is Is a cause for great concern and we don't have any reason lor ii ," Tolsma said. T h e Curler Center reported l.(XX) people a day die from diseases related to cigarette smoking and said, "We must make non-smoking th r soclul n o rm ." T h e Carter Center rejxiri recom­ mended the licensing of cigarette sales encouraged the elimination of cigarette vending machines and urged hospitals to abolish the sale of tobacco product Court Says Couple W ho Sued Southern Bell Should G e t N e w Trial l e g a l N o tice Son Died After Company's 2-Hour Effort To Trace Call W K S T PALM B E A C H |UI*I| - An appeals court soys a couple who sued Southern Hell la-cause II took I wo hours in (race a 911 emergency call from their wounded son should get another i hanee to ro lle d damages. T h e ium rlh District Court nl Appeal rilled Wednesday a new trial was warranted because Itniward Circuit .Judge George Kl< hardson Jr. allowed Southern Hell lawyers In offer prejudlrlal lesllim inv during the llrst trial F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nolle* K harab, given IS*I 1 rim engaged m but in, tt *1 Will* springs Villa?*, M il Bedbug C a t * Bd . C a a ta lb e r ,,. Seminole Count,. Floeid* 0/0* undvr is* flclitiout nam# of D A N C E C t N T F H and ISat I •nland fo ,*gnt*r said name with Ilia Civet of Is* Circuit Court Samlnol* Count, florid* in accordant* with th* pro vilioni ol th* Flctlllout Nam* Valuta* To wit Vaetion M l 0* I loeulri l l it t il t i I t v D ANCE A H TS O F W IN TE R P AR A . INC %l Baalria Aidand* President Publish Jun* 77 a Jui, I, II. ’• 'M l utG l » The suit arose out ol a 1979 Im-ldent when Joseph Vrndola J r . 19. called the Hroward < utility nherlfl's office emergency 911 riumlH-r and said, "Am bulance. Quick.'' lie could say no more and p ollrr beard him moaning Into the phone receiver Ihe sherlirs office called Southern Bell and asked lo have Ihe phone number Iraeed s o jsillt e i mild llml Vendola In Wednesday's ruling. Associate Judge Tlieron A Yawn J r . s*tld " I he request was followed tiy an Incredible succession of blunders bv Southern Hell spanning almost iwo hours be lore Ihe call was rnrrecily traced and Ihe proper address jirovlded " Itv the time paiamedlcs arrived al Vcndolas Home, lie luid died o| a shotgun wound In Ihc sioimich In tlie* original lilul, rei-ords show I he Vendola family lawycis jmtvldcd expert testimony that ihe m an's life could have In- cii saved If lie tiad received medical Ireaiment wllhln an hour ol Ills •all Th e court records show II (tank nearly 45 uiliiulcs for a Soulliem Hell employee lo begin itaeliig ihe call, ami once he began, he got ihc wrong uumlM-r ilu re limes. During ihe trial Southern Hell lawyers claimed that muter inrlll laws ihe telephone com pany was nut obligated to anyone other than the 911 customer. III tills cane Hiawurd County Hut the apjienls court ruled iliui "w hen It undertook the service ol Iruclng these culls Southern Hell excised Itself lo Ihul venerable principle o| law dial an adlon undertaken for the ikcnrllt of another, even grulullmisly. must tie performed in accordance wllh an otdlgullon lo cxe n lse reasonable cure " Southern I tell luwyrrs also argued that VenJo in 's death was a suicide, hut Ihe upjM'uls court said that 11 was not known, nor was It ImjMirtant If Vendola shot him sell F 1C? I T IO U f NAtAC Nolle* It harab, givan that wa a<* t n g s H In business at M il H a e lw a ll A v a . . S a n lo r d , Seminole Count,, Ftoeld* J777I under th* Iklltiou* nam* ol C R Y S TA L CLEA N til IE H P H IS E S and that wa If* treed to regular said naree* with tha Claet ol th* Circuit Court, Sam mol* Count, Florid* in aecordone* wllh th* provisions ol tie* Flclitiout Nam* Statute*. To wit See* lion At I OF Florida Valutas I t V /» Connia A Lamont » Claudia M Dues an Publith June 70. 1 / A Ju i, < II lto» O f (i 110 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T. IN AN D FOR S E M IN O L E CO UNT V, F L O R ID A CASE NO U to ll C A M E IN RE Tha Mate lag* ol L F W IN H A T M A N C A M P B E LL Petitioner'Hutband and JOE A N N C A M P B E L L . Respondent . WII# N O TIC E OF AC TIO N TO JO E AN N C A M P B E LL C 'oR ututDavIn* REDS Slatesbar*. Gaorgi* HUM VOU ABE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D lhat a Patllton ol D ittolullon ol Maeeiag* Sat baan Iliad agalntl ,uu, and Iteal ,ou ar* raejulead to tarva a cop, ol ,our response or plaadieeg lo th* Patltion upon Ih* Pall IIgreat • alloree*,, Thomas C Green* fuel Otlic* Bo. *♦» Sanlord Florid* 17/71 aeed III* th* original tttponi* oe plaad ueg In Itea oltic* of ih* Claet, ol Iho C ircu it Court, Samleeola C o u n t, Courthouto Sanford F Icielda 11/M, on or balora teea it d a , of J u i,. I S ) If ,ou fall to do to a Dafaull Judgneant will b* tatan egeim l ,ou for th* raliat drmandad in th* Pafllion D A T E D at lenlord, Samlnol* Caunf,. Floe Ida, tbit }t d a , ol Juno. IMS IS E A L I D A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF TH E C IR C U IT COURT UV O eae,I R Ftantlm Drpul, Claet Publille Jure* IT, Jui, a It. IS. iM» DEG III " T h r suicide d e f e n s e was combined w llh Ihe tarlll delens<- and shrouded In u facade of rhetoric conct-ullng (heir lack ol substuncr and p rrs rn lrd lo the court and Jury, doing nothing more than tK’log the Issues, contuse and sow the sreds ol prr|udlee In Ihe m inds of thr Jury." lie said Lawyers fur Southern Hell declined lo comment on the ruling % rA U .m ii. rare l-RM-Mt ISTI PU ZZLES C E L E B R IT Y CIPH ER CaNOta, Cw*w u iP .'/ a M wa waste* kaen peataUM ke pa paw an* a n a . lac* la, we a, tha nwwt panda Iw ateoenw ladae I taw C aauaOl b, CONNtf WUNltl “ZFT PUll'W ABF H F BX B' W WES WE S F B 8 T BH > UXWFBH XOWTPWDFB JDHHC8 F B C Z S F X W .** — DB WIB PBHZ UFFB8Z. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: TvOhod tafaDoreaMp* btsok up over thing* I'm M id R» inloevtowm ” — C y b d Kltophef d • ltd* k, NtA. MO I 'f t 10* F IC T ITIO U S N A M E Nolle* it teartb, giaon that aa ara tngagad m butmett at last W Seminole B ird . Sanford. SarnmoN Count,. Florida undav Ih* firtihous ham* of C E N T R A L F l A C R N A A N A S TH E S IA . aeed that ** inland to roglttar vak! name with th* C Net of th* C.ecult Court Samlnol* Count, rigrida m accordant* wits th* p ro v m o n t of th# F lc litio u t None* Statutes. To wit Section tat 0* Florida Sla'utat Its/ * Jarnac M Miltom 1 Jack L Pare# 1 Gan* Fauarhahn 1 Thomat J B a rt i Publish Jun* v A Jui, a. II. II. MS □ E G irf F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle* It harab, glean that | am tngagad In butm ati *1 70a C h arlai SI . Winter Springs. Samlnol* Count,. Florida undvr th* flclitiout none* of NO R R IS S E C R E T A R IA L S E R V I C E S , and that I inland to raglttar laid naree* with th* C N rt of th* Circuit Court Sammol* Count, , Florida In aeeordanc* with th* p 'o e ltio n t ol Ih* F lc tlllo u t Nam* Statutes To wit Socllon MS Cl F lo- <U V •.'»:*» ITS/ t Mae, N . rlt Publith Jun* >/ A J u i, a. II i|. IMS U E G la* N O T IC E O F A P U B LIC H E A R IN G TO C O N S ID E R T H E A D O P TIO N OF A N O R D IN A N C E R Y T M C C IT Y OF S A N FO R D . FLO R ID A , ttot-c* i harab, given mat a Public Hearing will 0* held at me Commission Room in m* C lt, Hall Ml th* C lt, Ot Sanlord Fisr da ar / 00 o'clock P M on Ju>, (. IMS. to consider the adoption ot on ordmonco b , tha C lt, Ol Sanford Florida, at to1lows p r o v is io n s OF S E CTIO N t/i Ota F L O R IO A S T A T U T E S P R O V IO IN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N F L IC TS A N D E F F E C T IV E D A T E W H ER EAS. m*e* hat baan lad wllh lha C IT, Claet ol Iho C l ) , ol Sanlord Flo rid a a patition containing Ilea reamat of lew peopaet, owner! In lha area thum bed harem alter request ng annotation to the corporal. ar*a ol lha C il, ol Sanford, F'or'da and requeuing to Ira e ludad Iharaln, and W H E R E A S tha P r o p e r l, Appreiter ol Seminole Count,. F lo .ida hating certified that •hare ara tirt property ownert in ttw area lu ba arena.ed. and thal tald propart, owner t hat* eigrind Ih* Pa'ltlon tor Arenata lion and W H E R E A S . II h * « baan d* r»e mined that lha proper I , da s c r i b e d h e r e i n a f t e r it raatoreabl, fompact and con liguous fo Ih* corporal* araat ol lha C ll, ol Sanlord. Florida, and it hat turther been determined mat tha annaaahon ol tald properly will nol result In th* creation ol an tnrlav* and W H E R E A S lha C l l , of San lord Florida is in a position to protufa municipal sactlcas lo lf>* propart, described haram and lhal the C lt, Commission of Ih* C lt, ol Sanford, Florida, dtartes 11 In lie* bast Interest of Iho C lt, lo accept said pallium andfoannat tald proper I, NOW T H E R E F O R E BE IT E N A C T E 0 BY TH E P E O P L E OF TH E C IT Y OF S A N FO R O FL O R ID A S E C TIO N I Thai lha pro p a ri, described below situated m Seminole Count,, Florida b* and lh « same It hafsb, anna.ad to and mad* a part at ih* C lt, ol Sanford, Florida pursuant to He* voluntary annotation pro visions ol Sacllon l/ l Off Florida Statutes Sacllon >*, Township Ik South. Rang* 10 East Begin on Norm lire* ol SI Gertrud* Atanu* 71 ft Chains Was! of E alt line ol H o ll, Atonuo. run Was! 10 chains North 10 (hams East IS4 feat North (O' teat East M l leal South to Bagmning Public H* c o rd ! ol S tm m ola C o u n t ,, f lor ida S E C TIO N 1 Thai upon this Ordinance becoming aftorllv* m* properl , owners and an, resident on Ih* property da scribed haram shall ba entitled tu all Ih* rights and privileges and immunities as ara from lima to time granted to rail dents and propert , owners at lha C lt, of Sanlord Florida, and at further p ro .used In Chapter III Florida Statutes, and shall turttear ba sub Iact to Iho ro sponsiblllliat ol rasidonco or ownership at m e, tram lima to ttm* Ur dalarmlnad b , Ih* g o w n in g author It, ol Iho C lt, of Sanlord Florida and Iho provisions ol said Chapter l/l, F ior ida Sieluiet S E C T IO N ! It an , taction or portion ol a sacllon of this ordinance p r o w to bo invalid unlawful or unconstitutional, II snail not bo hold to invalidate or impair tha validity. tore# or effect of an, other section or pact ot mis ordinance S E C TIO N i That all ordi nenctl or parts ol ordinances In to nllk f herewith, bo and the same are harab, revoked S E C TIO N 1 That m il erdi nance shall become altvchv* immediately upon its passage and adaption A cop, shall b* available at m* Otlic* at th* C lt, Clark tar all parsons desiring to tsomin* *h* same All par n*i in interest and Clinens shall hare an opportuni t , to ha heard al said hearing B , order at Ih* C ll, Cam mission at Ih* C O , *1 Sanlord. Florida A O V IC E TO TH E P U B L IC It a parson decides to appeal a decision mad* with rospoct to a n , mailer tout Ida rad *1 tha above mealing or heating, h* m e , need a verbatim record ol ih* proceedings. Including th* testimony and evidence, which record Is not provided b , Ih* C lt , of Sanford I F S lf o K M I . H N Tamm Jr C lt, Clark Publish Juno II. A IMS DEG T* O R D IN A N C E NO ITS! AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E CI TY OF S A N FO R O F LOR I D A . T O A N N E X W ITH IN T H E C O R P O R A TE A R E A O F T H E C I T Y OF SANFORO. F L O R IO A . UPON AD O P TIO N O F 'A I D ORDt NANCE a P O R TIO N O F TH E P R O P S R T Y L Y I N G BE TW E E N C R M AN D TH E SEABOARD COASTLINE H A H R O ' O R IG H T O F W AV 0 B E T W E E N UPSALA AN D J E W E T T ROAD .A T D P R O P E R T Y B E I N G S I T U A T E 0 I N S E M IN O L E CO U N TY F LO R IO A IN AC CORDANCE W IT H TH E VOL U N T A R Y A N N E X A f ION P R O V IS IO N S O F S E C T IO N l/l 0e< F L O R IO A S T A T U T E S P R O V I D I N G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N F LIC TS AtlOEFFECTIVEOATE W H EREAS, mart hat baan t int with th* C lt, Clark of m* C il, ot Sanlord Florid* a patHum containing th* names ol rn* property owners In th* area described haraln attar request .ng anna.ation to tha corporal* err* ol th* C lt , ot Sanford Florida and requesting to tl* ntiudrd therein and WHEREAS th* P ro p erly Appro,tar of Saminot* Count,. Florida, having certified mat there ar* lour proparr, owners m the era* to b* anna.ad and mat ta d property owner has signed tha Petition tor Anna.a lion and W H EREAS. It hat baan da i.rmmed that tha property da t c r i b t d h e r e i n a f t e r It r.a u n e b l, compact and con tiguout to me corporate araas ol the Clt, ol Sanlord Florida, and ,t hat turther baan determined Inal the anna.ation ot tald property will not result In lha citation of an anclavo. and W H ER EAS th* C tr, of San turd Florida. Is In a position to provide municipal services to re* propart, described haraln. and thal the C lt, Commission ol in* C lt, ot Sanford. Florida d**mt it m th* bait intaratt ol the C lt, to accept laid petition and to anna, t a d property NOW T H E R E F O R E BE IT E N A C TE D BY T H F P F O P lE OF IH E C I T Y OF SANFORO. FLO R ID A ■ym N O TIC E O F A PUBLIC H E A R IN G TO C O N S ID ER TH E A D O P TIO N OF A N O R D IN A N C E BY TH E C IT Y OF SANFORO. F L O R ID A Nolle* it harab, givan that a P eblit Hate mg will ba hold al ih* Commiiaion Room in Iho Clt, Hall In ih* C lt, ol Sanlord Florida a' t 00 o'eioct P M on Ju<, • IMS lo contidor Ih# adoption of an ordinance b , tha Clt, of Sanford Florida at toi lowi OR DINANCE NO l/tl AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C I T Y OF S A N F O R D a LO R I0 A TO A N N E X W IT H IN TH F C O R P O R A T E A R E A OF T H E C I T Y O F eANFORO FLO R IO A , UP O N A D O P TIO N OF S A ID O H O I NANCE A P O R TIO N OF T H A T C E R T A IN P R O P E R TY L Y IN G B E T W E E N S R «A IW ES T FIR ST S TR E E Tl AND N A R C IS S U S A V E N U E A N D W E S T OF A N 0 A B U T T I N G TE B W IL L IG E B L A N E , SAID P R O P E R TY B E IN G S ITU A T E D IN SEM INOLE C O U N T Y , FL O R ID A id A C CO R D AN C E W IT H THE V O L U N T A R Y a n n e x a t io n 71— H e l p L e g a l N o tic e Leg al N o tic e th, 1/ and Ju t, S ECTIO N It That th* pro prrf, detcribad below situated in Sammol* Count, Florida ba and tha tame is hereby annavad t* and made a part ol tha City of Sanford. Florida pursuant to *lt* voluntary anna ration pro visions ol Sacllon l/ l get Florida Statutes Facet I Block 17 and Watt '» ol Street adiacant on Fat! M M Smith t Subdivision Plat Book 1 Pegs St ot Ih* Public Records ol Seminole Count,. Florida Fare*!Ii Block 4 (Last boginning ot th* Northwest Corn*- thereof run thanes Fasten, along North Una cl said block lo th* Northeast Cornar thane* Southerly along •h* East IIn# tharaol 100 l**i thane* North was tar I, to * point on the Watt lino ol said block IIS feat South ot tha Northwest Cornar thence run North along ih* Watt line to a point ol Iwgmnlngl Blocks S k and part ■it Block > lying North Seaboard Coastline Railroad all ol M M Smith s Subdivision according lo Hi* plat tharaol at ravoided In Plat Boo* I Pag# IS. ot th* Public Records ot Samlnol* Count, Flood* Lots X). U U. It M M 4/ <4 4k. SO. tl and m# North ,-i ol Cot *S ot M M Smiths Third Subdivision *c cording to Ih* plat m#t* ot as tcordad in Plat Book t, Pag* la ol th* P u b lic Rec or ds ot Sammot* Count,, Florida That part ol th* NE 'a of Sacllon U. township I* South. Rang* X) East lying North and East ot New Upeaiet Road and North ot Seaboard Coastline Railroad, together with ait tntarttl In platted - treats, rights ot w a, or easements Rarest Ii Block I) and Block IR. Norm ot Railroad M M Smith s Sub division. Plat Book t. Page St. ol •ho Public Record* ot Sammol* Count,, F lor id* CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 EXCUTIYC SECRETARY Wirnor wlIhoufWwrmortof Ablest Temporary Services Hi 7k40_________ Erpa* vhcod All round Yard Help Li winter Spring* Call 77/ 7*dS________________ Orlando * Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 t i m * ................................. 67 C g line HOURS 3 c o n s c c u tit* tim ot 61C • lin t 8:30 A M . - 5:30 P .M . M O N D A Y thru F R ID A Y S A T U R D A Y »■ NEWSfAPER CARRIER N EED ED Chu'uof* Oviedo area Must be bondadl* nav* dapa-dabia irantpoHation have rtiapnon* and tw rnpons>bl* To work batwean 7 00 PM A a 00 PM For mer# info, call Ton, 777 Ml' between H 00 AM 7 cwnspcvtikc times 52C ■ line 10 cdn iecutikc tim et 4 6 C « line C o n tra c t Rates Availably 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publicafion Sunday - Noon Friday Monday * 11:00 A .M . Saturday and 4 PC P M ______ ________ NUXSI S AIDES All shifts Erpa'wncad or carttfiad pro tarred Appt, m parson at Lakavww Nursing Cantor, ft* E 7m) St . Santord_________ Pari Tim* Carfitiad Nurias Aidas Coll tor appointment mi on_________________ rH O N E WORK 25—Special Notice* 71—Help Wanted V MARY KAY COSMETICS • Skin car* and color flair CONNIE 177//!4 Acr,hc Applicators needed to app'r protect v»- coating on cart boats and pianos SS to 27— Nursery & Child Care work mSanford ara* call Tampa ID kO* /HI AMantton Mothers Housewives O' anyone looking lor a good pa,uig |0b Full framing Call 1717k!7______________ Aran Beauty Campon, Full or part Km* Can immadi afar, 171 StIOor 371 W t l will babysit ,our child in m, home workdays Samlnol* High area Dome J H MOt Will bob, tit In m, horn* An, hours, no eg* limit Call !!■ ISM 3 3 - Real Estate Courses i l l par hour W* I'a m For UiriRIERS HELPER Wanted M ult hMw9 t«p#fk#ftc* C4tiii*r Nighf po%lf»on t e r y k t I H 1130 ifftfiqn 40 tiff $#<u*lfv ITJ Part bn-* No avparianc* naval tar, will from Sol appoir.t manli from our Longwood office Starling safer, from 14 to to 1/ TO par hror !m medial, pay ra,s*s tor thus* who If, harder Potential 110 par hour within a weeII Call J . m C o o ^ U r K B ____ REAL ESTATE SALES T E O f t E High Earnings Potential! Modern otfko In aicatlant 'ocaKon Cnmplat* framing program New divison ot pm asiabiisbao firm Call now lor details on pleasant working conditions and to tecurt your future j.rn B*n*rt,________ I/* aato SALES 9410 LM njrtf t Uwll * * ** a Thinking at galling a • • Real Eslata UcantaT * Wa attar Fra* Tuthan and csnltnuovt Traimngi Call Dick ar Vtckl ter drtaiii !>l Ik*/ >7! 7704 Ere 7/4 t»S« Kayatal Florida . Inc Sk Years E rparlancat 55—Business Opportunities DEALERS WANTED New and unique proven anarg, product Company paid lead program Low price, Largs profit! Not a tranchii* Local astHtanc* tor training Small Invatlmanl tor inventor, Serious call* onlyt Call Mr Yost MS/tl/atg maht ovtf $10 OOG # month Mrifh m y lilaphorv# Vou can too P#rt/PiHlhm« n/oioi. or Ml 9441 Work from homo 140 pr TOO m itrfin g vnatmlop*! F w In for mat Iiiqih w nd stamp lo K $ E n fa rp n w i P O Bor IHM M l Bloom ft# Id. N j , QfPOl_______ 61— Money to Lend Butmatt Caplfal t)0 000 fo 1 1 000 000 and ovtr P O Boa 1413 Wintar Ph Fla m tO 71-Help Wanted A C Mechanics A Service IntteItalian Solar, bated on r.p r banatlts 1WASA1_____ Appsintmant Satlart F T E. penanced Work *1 horn* S70 to 110 par hour pottibi* Call H I 7/k? II AM JPM only ALL TV PIS JOBS START WORK NOW! LA BO R 4 4 - V FO H f CC •ati vv, v P » reti I NO FEE I Report raad, tor work #t k AM 407 W 1st St Sanford 3211550 L e g a l N o tice INTME CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT INANDFON SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIOA CASE NO It tflkCAet P J U A N IT A BRINSON PtaintiH vs DCNTAl ASSISTANT P*ftont wrfeifig pjYl fimt *orfc Apply 31 hOuM p*K •*##k will triii ip I I SO1 to t *4 ft Srnd piCfur* *nd f t turn# fo D #n 1#1 Am if inf }t f S 0#fe St Santo# d ____ DOG GROOMfR TRAINER \\% ffety Gill h#r#t « gr»«l opportunity to *#4rn * •'#<*«> Ilk # .An mmAIt Ann h-ii ttm uni ipo*’ At* n*#l38Kt fo Employment 323-5176 Defendant Full TrAtdltvg aocJ Fad StAfll Pay p>AR for %A*e» periorn who Are t*11ling, to prospect In home food «Ail#i NAhooil CompAny Cell for Appoint m e r t Coni i c I Chi p weekdAyt 131 3909 ItudBAtt Rehr##ft/H«wt#wivtt PArf time or full tim# BIG tl long term Automatic rendu Alt nt Vn or 444 9441 fired1of Nb HwaitNif I1 C 1 11 Fulurei t he y Itivi hundred! of job op#n>i!g! for thof# who went to work 4/9 4no m i Fr#nc* At# C E ME N T WOR K E R S A HELPER I i act! lent pwy Sterf right Awoy l/| *-x DOG TRAINER F U L L O R P A R T T IM E M M HOUR M ull B# E fp#r ttriiCAd DELIVERY HELPERS no er (tenencr n#<e%Ukry full fime Good ifArttog pa y 439 4300 Gt#*dt#nci A Pfoftittlon 105 445 15VD ___ N u l r i tP N f B N for ) M kJNtff. lull ftim# good rmptoy## b # n f«fi And A lm o i p h A f # E O E Apply At D#Bayy Maocw AON H wy 17 PI- P<BAry________ FABRICATORS *>##k tng indiyfduAlk wifh #*p#r» •nc# *n fAbriKAtiOO of liu m i fiwm wm dowi M u lt b# Able to 1v a d And u n de ritA n d ih o p drAwvngi And work with clok# l|>l#ram » i Room for Advert r #m#nft ONLY quAlified p#r%on% «hould Apply GENERAL OfPICC TRAINEES Greet uteri!tug lob SeverAI opening! Good pAy I/I 4300 FACTORY ASSEMBLY and PRODUCTION WORK Mot! !hifti open Good pAv M4i#! 439 4no I MMEDI ATE OPENINGS 'General Conitruc ftion (.Aitor GoodpAy A/B4)00 TRUCK DRIVERS Long htuf ImmediAt*' Good driving r# cord Over 2S 4/9 4)00 HirCit Aluminum Prod. Co. 139) Corn well Rood. |tAnl«rd urn E utl end per ft1tim# p A wA i l#fj I# Mutt b# OV#f l| y# A rt old to 0p#fAt# rvktAu r i n f eq uipm en t A p p ly in perkpn At Rll'l <000 Wekft H wry 4)4. lo n g wood F [______ G m t r il M iln tm tn c f A G ro u n d ill### ping K now ledge of epulpmenl ftelpful 321 flflJ LABORERS Strong reliAble. gener a I lAbor#r% needed *m mediAlety Different locAfione Phone *nd trenkporiAtton a m u il Never a tee Apply KELLY SERVICES 660 2339 L e n d tce p e rk no e n p e ritn c r F u ll time povtiont 13 1% sn hour m ID) LOCAL DRIVERS Stroighl fruckl Good- p-Ay StArt right away 479 4100 recept i oni st, office HELPERS. CLERKS. CRT OPERATORS ImmediAte opening! Good pey uiiri CaI<4/9 4)00 NOWI WELDERS Certified I ■tel lent pAy 14Al#! t Ati todAy 43f 4)00 PAI NTERS A PAI NT ER HELPERS ImmediAte npefinng!, good1ftorfungi pAy CAlltodAy 439 4)00 ORYWALL With or without experience ImmediAte opening! Good pay Ca II to A*r MAINTENANCE MAN Neecled tor wood plAnt Needt b A" c k g r O' u n di 1 n m- o o d m AChinei. Air c o m p re f ip ri And elec trie A> HokptfAhtA tion bonu! *AC A’ ion hpli cSa y % Apply F e r m ile i, Inc.. Pori ei Senferd lA k e M onroe tSelher IN I____________ EASTER ROBINSON W a n te d 439 4)00 TOOL 4 DIE MKKEI Pfafar indiviOuai with aiumi hum manutaclurmg avpari me# j ,r* aiporlovK* wllh punching culling and not chlng d>as Musi have own tools Manager Train*** tor Cap* Cana ravel firm a .pending in Vantord ait* I7M Sato a weak to start Nu taperi*n<* nacas ia r , Call m en « H I MACHINIST NOTICEOF SUIT TO CASTER ROBINSON ITU East Monument Straol taperwnc* In a manutactur ing operation salting up and Baltimore Maryland TIMS o p e r a tin g a v a r i e t y of YOU ARE H E R E B Y MANAQII IOR SANFORD NOT IF IE O that a complaint to toolroom machinal Must b* Labor ottkt Will from lo lorv< lota mortgage hat baan abi* to work al do** tolerance manage all aspect* ot of Iks Iliad in th* above tty lad Court from drawings Can l j i h o p __ ____ b, th* Plaintllt. JUANITA Mature kaNtaarsan with ralail BRINSON, and you art com I nlarastod c andidato s tap tor ladies fashion shop mandtd to tarva a cap, ot your S ECTIO N 1. Thai upon this should canted Apply al B>gg*r and Bettor Ordinance becoming attactiva. written detent* it an,, on harcar a l u m in u m Fashions. JU I isl Sfraal the propact, owners and an, Tan,* M Piout Plaintiff I at fR O O U C T S C O .. AVOW BARNINO! WOfWII I resident on m* proport, da torn*, who*' addratt is It! OPIN TCRRITORIEi NOWtll scribed herein shall bo entitled PO Drawer S. Santord South Lake Artnva, Orlando 111 MSI ar III fill Or Phone HI M10 Florida 17*01 on or bator* Jut, to all th* rights and privileges IX IMS, and til* th* original and Immunities as ar* from with th* Clark ol this Court. lima to tim* granted to rest *!lh*r bator* tarvka an Plain dents and propart, owners *4 KM s attorn*, ar Immadiatot, m* Ctt, o' Santord Florida at tharaattor otharwit* a default turther provided In Chapter l/l, PRINTING SALES ma, be entered against you lor Florida Statutes, and shall turther b* tubiact to th* r# th* raliat demanded t« the If you want growth, recognition of complaint sponsiblillias ot rasidanc* or your skill and reward boyond your ownership as m e , from ttm* Is WITNESS m, hand and tael paychack, hare’s your chanca. at th* Court of Sanlord, lima ba dalarm lnad b , th* Sominol* Count,. Florid* this governing authority ot the C ll, II you re a good salesperson, mere are tOin da, of Jun* IMS ot Sanlord Florid*, and Ih* any number of places where you can work, previtrent at said Chapter l/l, i SEALI gel paid and get some basic benefits UAVIO BERRIEN Florida Statute* Clark ol tha Circuit Court II you're concerned with the quality ol S ECTIO N Ii It an, section ar B, Agnes E Sulak whal you sen and the environment in portion at a section ot this At Deputy Clerk which you work, Ihen your choices gel a ordinance proves to b* Invalid, Publish Jun* ||. » 17 and littlo slimmer So. Ihe question is whal do unlawful, or unconsti tut tonal. II Jut, 4 IMS shall net b* held to invalidat* ar you really warn besides compelilive pay? J U f t A impair Ih* validity, lore* or FICTITIOUS NAME * Celery F’nnting Company has been attact of a n , other tectum or Notice It harab, given lhal I around a long lime But Celery Printing is part *1 this ordinance am engaged in butmast at tot nol what it was before The company i$ SECTION 4 That all erdi Sand Pm* Ctr . Sanford. nance* ar part* of ordinance* In under new management The attitude is Samlnol* Count,. Florid* !17M conflict herewith, bo end th* ditferenl The goals are quality, growth, under th* llctiliau* nam* *4 tom* ar* harab, revoked profit and sharing with people who co n ­ RUTHS ENTERPRISES and S ECTIO N Si That this ordi mat | intend to rtgittor soul tribute lo the goals n*nct Shall become attactiva nam* aim th* Clark el th* You’re invited lo make an assessment of immediately upon Iks pattaga Circuit Court. Sammol* County. and adopt Mn three brand new presses and how they Florida m accordance with the A cop, shall be availabt* al can contribute to your sales effort Well provisions ol Iho Flctlllout th* Ortua at th* city Clark tor discuss plans and resources and commit­ Nome stelutot. Toad Section an persons desiring to aaamina ment MS 00Flor,da Statutes IT17 Ruth t Enterprises All portlet In Interest and If you re assertive and looking to the /V Aik* W Yeung fiti(*nt shall havo an opportuni future, then come talk with us You've noth­ Publith Jims*. II. JO !7 IMS t, iota heard al t*>dh**ring ing to lose and possibly, tust possibly, a lot DEG11 B, order ot Clt, Cam to gam After all. there's more than spend­ mission ot th* city Ol Santord. FICTITIOUS NAME ing most of your life working for iust a payFlorid* Netke It harab, given mat i check. some medical insurance and am engaged In bukinas* at IIS ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC nothing else a person docidat W Lake Mar, Avs . Lake Mar,. decision mod* wi Samlnol* Count, Florida under Can or write Jeff Heslep or Byron an, malt*, considered *1 th* the llctittaus nam* at KEOGH Lawrence The line is open above mooting or hearing ho fin a n c ia l g r o up , and mat i me, need a verbatim record at •ntand to regular said name th* proceeding* including the mm mo Clerk at me Circuit testimony and evidence, which Court. Semineto Count,. Florida retard It net provided b , th* m accordance with mo pr* Celery Pnnting Company Clt, at Santord IPIMOEIWI views at the Fictitious Nome H N Tamm Jr statutes To wit Saction aal Ot 221 Magnolia Avenue Cltk Clark FloridaStalwtot IM7 Sanlord. Florida 32771 Publith Jun* IX 70. I! and Jut, IV Colin R Keogh Telephone 305-322-2581 4. IMI PubKih JunoA IL M. !/. IMS DEOTT OCGAt CBtery I �71-H e lp Wanted SW ITCH HOARD O PER ATO R U i O m M Any a ■par lane* •ins PluaFi office Ho typing y y O K I Full benefits ftEj 3235176 SALES TR A IN E E S Earn whlw M r m ig m* granting energy business Training png • p p o ln lm a n li p r o v i d e d Minimum US 440 par yuan Ho aiparianc* required For da lall» toll Jim Coo* M 4 H3Q TRIM DRIVERS NEEOCD Part lima A full t in t FC L. good dr wing record. A ba at>ia to p a n D O T pHy*keHa* sau WAI T RE SS N E E D E D Ho avparianc* necessary Good be nefits. paid va c a tio n s A p p ly In parson bataraon TAM 2PM at Wattia Housa. Siata RDss and I a, Sentgrd Warned Lady *o llva in ) days a •sat Taka car* at aldarlr tasty Musi hava soma nursing aidaatparanta 171 O il) W A K EH O U S E W O R K ER S Haad 10 Immediately. abi* io lltl M lbs Musi ba reliable. own transportation Parm ananl position Hava' a Faa TEMP PERM____ 774-1341 Waldar. Layaat. and Flttars Fooia Slaal Corporation Ovar lima and aicaliant banal its Call 2*2 01)0 or coma by M ) i E d g r n a l s r Dr , O rla n d o tOE______________ *7000 WORKING Etpariancad powar saw opara lor and wood parts processing Also liava 1 opanmga tor asiamby work Hospitaltra lion, bonus, vacation, boll days Apply Farmltaa, Inc , Pari al Saatard. taka Manraa. F I * H a r t 1. 73— Employment Wanted C L E A N IN O L A O V Call Kalb* *04 2*1 1044 91— Apartments/ House to Share to rtftl HowW or «pf Alto n— d ♦•mporsff tftop sr>d iVkr m h u ««'*• tot-n 93— Rooms lor Ren! toe**lmr Prw ala Door. Bain AttarS. M l BBS)________________ Christian Apts A tiamas TV. kltctian, laundry, maid ISO • t up Or I 4)2 S444 ,12 SLIP Furnislsad Raam Far Rani Saa at 2 U I Gala PI ) blocks oil 2*tb SI A San lord Ara Let* Mars Arva Kilt ban pr i .i lagas StO A waak M l IT20. M l I I P ________________ ROOM F O R R E N T Housa and Pool prlvalagas 111 par waak mcludas all Haad SM saturi ly Coma Is 121 W ISIb St attar l PM SANFO R D Furnitbad rooms by ina waak Ha* unable ratas Maid same* Call M l »W I F t P M rilPalmatSo Ara T H E F COR I DA H O T E L TOO Oak Ayanua Ml AIM R taunabM Wvaki> Hairs Tired OI Apartm anl Living! Eiparianca tha private at sour own homo In ona o! our luaury duplasas Lg 1 bdrm . I bofh sauitad calling app i, nook ups privata sc'aanad paid, your own yard mairt iraa Starting al two Call las dviaiis. IP M I PM. 121 l i u Upslairs a p a rtm a n l Hawl y 'vmoda'ad Eloclric A walar fu rnish* ) t i l par waak Partaci tor slngta or young marrlad coup* Ho children p la a tt 111 S i l l attar J. waakdays_________ T and 1 bdrm Also lurmsbad alticioncy Isom 111 waak U K dopes.I Ho pals Call M l *X7 _S TP M 111Palmabo I bdrm largo using room k itcnan wltb appnancoi S2r0 lit M l MM 1 bdrm . I batb. Daluaa Apt U 10 tacunty daposil UTP par manib Call M l SIM__________ tot— Houses Furnished / Rent 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent _ ) Bdrm /l bath, garaga. AC'Heal, carpal, kids ok ,no pals U*S mo plus daposil Work It* ZTOIor D* Ml* 1bdrm Haute Far Rani 1400 a month, plus daposil M l 01*0 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent F vr n Apts tar Samar Cllitans 111Paimtlio Ara J Cowan Ho Pbona Calls L a v s ly I Bdrm C o m plala privacy, walk to downtown M l wk UO0 sac Call M l 72a» or M l M M Covaly I bdrm . ctaan l«0 par waak mcludas wltllly U K tacwrlly daposil Call M l **M or 111 H U _________ Matura GantHmen Waniad wi in car A abla Io do yard work In •vebanga lor partial pa smart I towards apartmanl Sand Ha ply Io Bos 200 C O Craning Herald, P O Be* l i l t San lord. Fla n m _____________ t bdrm air, carport tancad b+cfc yard water and tram p«ci up inctudad, 11*0 par month Call M i m s _ ______ IM1 B AAaltanvdl# ) Bdrm I bath. atr. apptiancat U JS par month plus W1S wcurtfy pot it CaH M l SUS on I bdrm turn apts Also available studio 2bdrm aparlmanls SANFORD CRT. APTS. 323 3301 107-Mobile Homes / Rent Avail July Itl I bdrm Adults Ho children, no pals Fully turn , air phono all uttlltiei -h i Alter 1PM. M l T*S1 lo t—Mobile Home Lots / Rent L ANE H AR N EY Water front 1 Bdrm . l bath, air tiraplaca. tcraanad porch t«S 0 par month Call 14* Sl/t_________ I and 1 bdrm . naar town. SIS and M l par waak |IM tacurl ly , Call M i l l **avanmjs I bdrm . I l l waak. plus deposit Slngta or ceupla lift 111Io • turmshad M1M2I Mini N irth o u w s Isa A Up...................... M l MM 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 117—Com m ercial Rentals Apt . . 1 b d r m / l batb. ai r . carpeted stova 't in g UU m o , In cl w alar, sa w a r, ita a s U lW U Retail A Othce Space 100 up la 1440 tq tt else storage avail able M l MCI 110 Airport Blvd J bdrm 1 bam AIM mo H H I I U _______ • C O U R T f f S R TTIH O • Largo I A I Rdrm Apartmaats Adult LakastassFamils Poalsida Sac w its Da pout IIM wltb llut ad I MASTERS COVE-....323 7*00 RIOGEWOOO AIM S A f TS. Limittd Timt Onh •son First Months Rant 11M RMgawoad Asa Sanford Fla CALL M l M M ...... ..................M l M il lUlTOB 19timiipfrtwi COOL S F A R K L I N O FOOL n lanced i , acr* and laiga 1 bdrm bomal Hug* motifr bdrm F ira p la ca t C*nlr*l h r a t / t i r l 1 w or k s h ops ! Atiumo no qualitylng w/ Hw dawni SI* too AFFO R DABLE! I bdrm ml Irg tcraanad earth, Nncvd yard F H A or V A fln*ncin*t SM.*M Callus qurckt H ID O E H L A N E ! 1 bdrm I bath split plan m l aatr* Irg family roam Sparkling paalI Privacy Hoc*, gorgeous decor Many Iraatl AssumabHI 323-5774 HA*MWY. II n m nkiRtrrbiftoNiniiNMkivi isnnnittit KISH REAL ESTATE live s** m S E V E N S E C L U O R D acral Cedar Fram e S bdrm/l<s bath I sH ry home boasts upper A Svwvr dacks H help you onjvy Its* peaceful country sailing ■ apaio d beam c a lb td r* ! c a llln * B ric b tira p la ca Slainad glass wlisdant A sa i .tea aa LINE H EW Condo Haw bath. How pa ml. Haw carpal. New c a b i n e t , t a ps . N e w tils Hyar all this A Owner will a i t l s t In f i n a n c i n g . I Bdrm 111 bath liu .* * * M INVESTOR S, this an* will mabr sou tarn* Hearsay I 4 rental emit an a/- I aero Owner will a ttltl m Isnancing s u m * a* LO V E LY Ham* ham* on tree shaded H I 1 Bdrm/l hath g,**l room with tiraplaca Screened patH era* Under ground sprsrskkr Ml.*** M E X C E L L E N T c a n d ltla n . 1 bdrm /uy bath, family raam with IrrapMco I la 14 tcraanad parch 1 calling Ians Nltchan O F E N S U N D A Y S . I H I FM Lowdo *or rent Haw I b d r m T 'v bath liraplaca. microwave, lleva and dishwatbar two Can M l 1«ia ______ Sanlord H* W Airpart Mi.d G 1 1 bdrm 1 bath U4S mo i ui *oc/______ ______ S IN G L E S T O R Y L IV IN G ItA S i T * f »s le Til T m i N m C s) T u im s Jm B h U n tu in is h id Car parts . Ft brake Falla* Lush Landscaping Fata CMMraa W A T I B A ID S A C C E P T E D ! Monday thru Friday Saturday tram H ALL M iifV MK 113—Storage Rentals 131—Condominium Rentals Call. .3211911 1 bdrm 1 h i lb Hidden Laka V illa I car garaga. past, tenru* court aetata M U mo alt I M l 133— Wanted to Rent N «W 3 M r a . 2 hath H rtad M )AM * 127—Office Rentals Offsets to K*nt Ml H WOO ta. tt edict spec* dvail abi* second near al ad mtisitkrefiva buHdwg. SanHrd Airpart M M par t g IS la elude* *>r. boat. lanitoriei and parking Call SanHrd Airpart . a-iwsarlbr H r detent I l f 7711 2*mth IS color H H S 'sHn Orig mai price over SBOO BtHnc* du* Slaa 04 cash or <ak* ova* payments US month SHH in a #r r a n t y N O M O N E Y DOWN Fr*# home Inal no obligation CaH M l u t i day of n.gii' <3 0 S> 331 0041 *11W 21Hr Sir**! SanHrd. FI M ill R EA LTO R LAK E AAARV Groat buy In Ih# For rot! I B drm . 1 bath Assumable mortgage Saa*00 Call Rata W alsh Raalty WWB1I NEW HOME * : 11 \ E ll TOU R t(0 10 IRON IN l i » l (STATE W E LIS T A N D S E L L M ORE HOMES TH AN A N Y O N E IN H O R TH S EM IN O LE CO U N TY BE F I RS T I ] bdrm I bath horn* with aot In kllchan. split bdrm plan, parcb, utility, workshop sit soa B E G IN H E R E ! 1 bdrm I bath hsmnt with e*l in bitchan, large FI* raam. cen tra l arcihaal. Hncvd yard U I 004 N C E P COOL 11 1 bdrm 1 both bam* with spilt bdrm plan, dining raam. paal. tcraanad F I* r aam. poddlo Ians, central alr/haal 140 000 C O UNTR Y COMFORT!! 1 bdrm 1 bath homo wltb great r a a m, t i r a p l a c a , motlsor in law ava Mart, eat in bltcban. central alr/haat ift.oo* O L D FA 1H IO N II • bdrm 1 bath ham* with vet In bitchan. tirtplet*. dbl French dears Central alr/haal. childrens playhouse te* see W IL L B U IL D TO S U ITI YO UR LO T OR OURSI E X C L U S I V E A G E N T FOR W IN S O N O DEV C O RF . A CENTRAL F L O R ID A L E A D E R ! MORE H OM E FOR LESS M O N E V 1 C A LL TO O A Y I • G E N E V A OSCEOLA RO a I O N E O FOR MOBILES! 1 Acre Country beefs Wall tread an pavtd Rd M X Dawn toVrt at 11X1 From tti.teai •I you ara Hoping Hr a sue cattlul carter In Root Eilat*. IH n itre m Realty la looking tar you Call La* Albrtght laday *1 111 MM Evenings M l MB] C A LL A N Y T I M E 322-2420 D U P LE X Fusil va cash I law Onrsar will I usance1 M l MB with | I M G E N E V A Lib* new DM WM*. 1 bdrm 2 bam Msp.ia | acres pony stall Sal ogg Terms OTHER HOaalS. LOTS. ACREAGE. INVESTM EN T PR OPERTY C A L L A N Y T IM E R EA LTO R M l reel L IS T W IT H USI A ........ I N N do w n . A at umabl a 1 Bdrm , 1 bath Dbl garaga large fenced yard CaH 1*1 111*_________________________ 151 — Investment Property / Sole C A S S E L B E R R Y I acr*. lonad HR I SAS 00S WMaiXiawsbl. Moan* Ham* la X 44 ibdrrn 1 bath doubH root, awnings Palm Valley Mobil# Home Park 1*10 B r e a k w a t e r . Ova,do FI Catl m 4*IV or sal vnk ___ 1*14 S K Y L I N K - C a r r i a g e Cos/* 1 Bdrm . 1 baits, many tatras must ta* to apprac, at* >2*04 down and assume mortgage Call H I MSI vaaaa********** Build*Bigger Business' Us* ThaMoraidCiastitiads CALL TOOAY 112 1*11 a************* 111— Appliances / Furniture Appliancas Far Sal* all In ticallanl condition A fully guararstavd ........... . 1 1 1 4 1 * * WILSON MAItft FURNITURE 111 111 ■ 1st S T ............... I l l Mi l Oining Ream Sulla Tebi* and t chairs and china cabinet AH wood Call 121 11*1 attar a » PM er m MSA King an* n**tr bad with Mather haadboaid. double drtssar and <host Call 111 Hal M O V I N G ! ! Livin g Room A Dining Room F urn Hurt Mutl Got Call 11) 1/JB.*v* RacandilMnad Appitanctt tram tas W A R R A N T Y BARNETTS . .CASSELBERRY AM I I U .................... I M SSI! RtlrlgaraHr Gold. I l l Drat* vr. headboard 1 night stands mirrors. 1140 or bail otfar in sn>__________________ tRENTTOOWN* Color TVs, 1H r VOS washers dryers, ralrigtralor. 1.-tie rs furniture, video recorsHrt Special lit weak arant Si 00 Alternative TV A Appt Rentals layras Slwppin* Canter >11 Saa* Tb# Fraaj* 0*1 The Traaa, But The Land la Still Oaadl 11 acres an DayH Read. Os Han 2*r>*d ratidantlai Sal *40 C O U N T R Y W ID E R E A L T Y Sit Hwy all . f h m as a acre* l SanHrd Asm Partly c Hared Wall A electric UtHI ty bldg US 00* M l R R 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sole N E W SM YR N A B EACH Jurat reduced Fantastic view in front building Upgraded carpal ceramic HH M bitch an hall, and bdrm t Calling Ians throughout, many, many •utreal Owner it a licensed Realtor t ill. Realty. R EALTO R S ... Open > p *ytl B*ifc»m*ytr lg. Ait >t4 4jt0 * USE0 BRICK * • m »m • W C K K f HD SALT Children « ihott n^w Dip l*op* llfin ii ihoei RtguiAr V f t H M i ll l i d »o U « Com# browtt for mltcollA n t o u l i t v m i f Wil Win Workihop Thrift $to*t 414 S Sinford A y # _____ ___ _ iron* Lodi'*!'! *#f L*k# nyv* R «f*ilt lor #y#f U0Q Mult t#ll 1140 CAH #ff*9 M f Wrvkyndt. ariyflm# 321 JAA4 215— Boats and Accessories 231— Cars IJ Ft alum Inuns Jobrs Boa* with iw iv ii bucket tei f i Ntw i:v 0 Call JJJ4JM U tt ' LARSON Okh R H F John ion motor windlb#iTd 1 < VH' 1 1ISO t A't • L tt tit w o rry about your cia d il p ro b l# m t W p can fm pn cp a lm o il • aiiyona Dow np aym pnt at low a* • W# laka iradac • Paymantt to fH your UMlgat AMC Matador Wagon 2a Reduced! H it t C O U R TE S Y PONTIAC 1211,21 Bjd CredtlT NoCttdil? WE FINANCE 1,1 Sl Lf I 1! H P Clinton out board mo*or IJSO Good condd»on C m w i illlA t f t r !P M Wc Hi*# g Limiftd Number of R#f*o t for «t Low at 1109 Down* 217— Garage Sales NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1170 S Sin lotd...... 371 4075 BIG Y A R D SALE II Juf* 21th A Itth Starts al t No early Mads I H i t . IBM* St .Sanlord F r i d a y I h r u Sund ay laal Magnolia Ava Toni bikat drapes bedspreads lloor lack. A misc t to ? FH IO A V O N lY t EHc ralngaraior Iraaiar. con vac Hon oven microwev* oven, u ia d r e s ta u r a n t equip , clothes A lots ol misc 1441 Scot*Ava Sanlord 121 ’ H i Garaga Sal* M Winding Rldg* Hd Casselberry 12 I I ot June a ii - m Chwvrotat Mania Coup 10 Lon<k)d, No rnoflaydowni 17ns C O U R T I S Y PONTIAC I I I 3131 C htvy Cavan** •; No m orvy down* Lo*dyd Haducrd l o i m i C O U R T t lY PON TIAC 123 1111 ★ DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ Hwy t l Daytyna Beach • • • a a H e lilit a a a a a PUBLIC AUTOAUCTION Gar ,*• Stla \alu>da, w , attar i a m Furniture attic* equipment A mile 104 Odham Drive Sanora (v a ry Wad N lt**t2iM P M * Where Anybody * * Can Buy nr Selit * M OVINO SALE U)i I air Do! Or . Sun,and Estates June 10 2* » Fr, Sun 10AM 1PM l ai d Salr 42 Pinvcratt Drive Friday Saturday A Sunday, SAM IP M 1 Ta m il, ra id Salr Oak dining sal » o lh a r l u r n i t u r * bicytlai rafrlg . typewriter A lots misc Hams 1204 Scot! A y* . Ftt A Sat, ** No E * JL I y I I i I I I I 1 Faw ny Carper! Sale- TV . r* t r ig . iota A chairs mlac household Ifams children's clothas A toys Sal only SAM 2PM lOi A ,0t Coleman ClrcH Far mar a dalaill I 9#4 Iff ASII Da Bar y Auto A Marina ialat Ac rat t tha rtvar lap of hill 174 Hwy 17 ?! OeBary 44* A14A For Vala laa) i avd Van A i?7/ for d Van Bail Of far Call bafwaan I A 4 » )?J • » ! ta il Falcon .J door aufo Irani Ht auHf ul In ltrio r a rfar lor torn# ro ll ?40 V I racanfly rabiiitt runilikanaw flSSOor >«fpf >/4 1301____________ I M I V W. BOO F icallant oparahr^ condition 11400 Irm a F i r m §4114)1 D IS C O U N T A i r r o S A L E S 1501 I ra n c h A v # . 3 2 1 - 1 f t *5 it* 7 Ford Mufttan# § fy< ttandard AC Radvill angina Good condition 13100 C T TO S . 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Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 Additions 1 Remodeling DR V WALL R E P A I R S and Remodeling Call 11) lis t or *4) 1*11 REMOOfUNG SPECIALIST W* Handle Th* Who** Ball Ot We* I . E LINK CONST. 322 70 71 __ Financing A v a ila b le ___ S P E C IA L TY C O N TR A C TO R Rapairs Remodeling Doors Dacks Calling Fans H year* aiparianc* Call 11) Ala* Pan Appliance Rtpair Men Arfftoate Semct 14br Sarvka M* E ltr * Cturga J^M JM U N U M H U 153-A c re a g e Lott/Sale P O B oa 4>0 Adults REAL ( S T A T E REALTOR 111 lea* W IN T E R SPRINOS DI STRESS SALE I Reduced H lie eta I bdrm I pas tibia « bdtmt I I bam ham* Formal living ream A during raam. la mil y room B eat Id kllchan K u u i b paal available C O M M E R C IA L SP EC IA LIS T BOB M B ALL. JR P A. R E A L T O R .......................m * l l l e m p e r Familsat CALL BART Ms* Wall St HI l ) bdrm /f bath Immediate oc cupency F H A Non qualifying mortgage Law down Owner holds ln d m ortgage Laaaa option Hrm a piailabla t u *00 aai tail______ __ _ _ M INI BIKE Good condition Asking ID O Can AM SMa PIANO FOR SALE WftnfiiKj R#ipontibH9 party »o im*ll memthty ippy m # n t » on ip in p l ce n io l* ptpno Cnn tw wen iocplly Writ# C frd 1' SUnL^ e t FO R E S TA TE C o mme r c i a l or Rasidanlial Auctions A Appraisal* Call Civil s A u c tio n ))) SalO MBS Mwy tt *1................. m SM4 O $300 00 223— Miscellaneous Auctions Ur (til N t * U s e d Mobil* Horn* Dealer in this Arti ty E 2 T E R M S 121*220 Ability Kanisali Dog boa-dmg Country Atmotphara Raason o b i* R a i a i 11) l i i o Cackatitlt 1 grar I ehltt Hand lamad Includes Mrgt cag* UOO Attar aPM A weekends U l A f l l D O B E R M A N , famai* wall trained A loving t ’ S m aM Fra* To Good Home mala German Shephard I yr old Call H I A M I_________________ K tE S H O U N D S AKC lmaits 1)» each D i n , A Sir* on premises KM t«* Si*i 2141 F A RN A V I ............SanHrd *»1 U M ery B k d ____ Lb. Mary SWIM TEN N IS Neal 1 Bdrm , 1 bath home with walled security NX* yard, carpatt. plr. peddt* Ian*. 1 garages clubhouse avarsiiad pool and Iannis courts PRONE 3231443 ST A D U L T P AR K LI FE TI ME LOT RENTS II4ASU* i n c l u d t t w a te r , g e r b *gr pick up,, y ar d m e ln t lm occupancy O r ipt r i Meteto H e w n .l H >11 REALTYvREALTOR 149—Commercial Prop«rty / Salt ■ I AI f O ■ % 157-Mobile Homes / Sale STEN STRO M lev*ly ] Bdrm } bath with great room, tiraplaca. eel in k l l c h a n . d i n i n g ro o m beautiful wooded lot f t SCO Far duality craftmentMp and campanile* pc Has Hi ut price aul your new bowse ____ Sanlord N u a 1 bedroom home with living room, dining ream, paneled family roam, laundry raam work snap Call Ha in formation I D 1Id* or IM 4SV M l te* er bosl alter _____ SANFORD 1 Bdrm I bath tcraanad parch, large shady c a r n a r l a t ’alipca Cross Raalty RRALTIrot.... n iN it Spec Hus Cavalry Lie sagI Laaaa wins opium t acres lata at leave and lhr\As<s LocaHd 111 Crystal Vw w East. Lacb Arbor. SanHrd Owner wtU I usance Far in H S till M l itta LIVE BLUE CRASS 199— Pets & Supollua 141— Homes For S«le USED C AR S TH E B E S T IN T O W N C R E D IT H A SSLES? 3 2 1 — G o o d T h in g s to E a t • • CO LOR T E L (V IS IO N • • SAntord's Siin Liader Country largo two Story homo I Mb par monlb 1 B drm . 1 batb. a>r carpal tcraarwd porch, quHf naar UCE. Caii i » soil } bdrm , ] bilb 1 car garaga. scraan porch, paddia Ians, carpahng tiraplaca UOO sac . t i l l mo . Halarancat M l 1140. a!l*f_l_______________________ I M — T e le v is io n / R a d i o / S te re o 37) 0759 Eve 323-7643 C O U N T R Y W ID E R E A L T Y Re* R E Brakac....... M l B ill 1-0 Hwy i l l OsIvan Fla I BEDROOM n e w n t h s t .......... 11i n n 1 M a h o g a n y L i v i n g Room Tablet EvcalHnt condition Can M i 1’ Bt attar t PM i Bdrrr I Bath tiraplaca new Kitchen barn A fool tancad back Wa s II*.SO S n a n 11**00 Buyer pays (losing Santord Smgia family nofna 1 Bdrm/1 batb. toncad. gar ago outvdt pat p k S i l l mo 1st, m l A 1100 sac ta* M U attar « C I H T U H Y It KISM R E A L E S T A T E R E A L TO R ........................M IA M I H ID D E N LA N E ] bdrm . 1 batb. kids o k . no pals fits par month Call 11a «H T a a a IN D E L T O N A a a a a a HOME1 FOR R E N T v a a a ITS H I* a a _____ Rant Or Laatt W/OptMn Ta Buy 1 bdrm naar downtown S a n lo rd S H I B y appt *04 IIS <111. altar 1______ Sanlord wail ot 1/4, 1 bdrm 1 both ( antral air bool, tancad yard dbl garaga. laka accost 1110 a mo First, last, tacurl ty M l at** ____ ____________ la n ia rd 101 South M apla Spacious 1 Bdrm . l b batb, tnormout kitchen, hrapiac* washer dryer booh up. MIS par month Security M M Call Huts l<* U l l or Barry MO U t S _____ _ 27T X STREET FURNITURE Lie Real E lists Broker >44* Sanierd Asa By Owner ] bdrm 1 bam Large lot. appro* 1/00 to tt u nd er root 11000 down assumable mortgage In city ol Santoro Call M l I JO’ or M l 0QS1 evenings____________ Babe Bads. Strollers CHfhtt Ptaypatts. Etc Paparbacb t lU A ir t masaa Need Cribs P>*,p*nt Bab, fu rn itu re clothing Good Pr cat Altar f PM 111 STAl P*»m gCASH tor Aluminum. Cans Copper Brats Laad Nan soap*' Glass Gold Si,v*< Kokomo Toot *11 W 1st • > 04 Sat a t ) l ) ,100 Used Washers Parts A Service H r Kanm araa............. m a t t / M O O N E Y APPLI ANCES BATEMAN REALTY BsOwrsrr 105 Forrest Dr loch A rb o r 1 b d rm . 1 bath, screened porch. sac.100 Call M l 111*__________________ By Owtsar Lg I bdrm bout* 1104 Ridgewood Ay* US 000 Located ta SanSord H u m 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent O n * Month F ill Bent HE E D B IO F A M IL Y O E S IR IN O LOTS OF SFACEI 1 bdrm home Mae <*n at livmg area, beewtltvtty ra made lad. 4 car ciryarl plus mater ham* pad. h*gA lighted by wall manMurad aak shaded II* It. let Oflarad b*l*w tear* I sal at SIS.*** Truly the matt hawse H r soar manay T* ta* this datirabl* bam*, t ill B E C N T C O UR SON . Assoc Tho Wall St Cimpany. RE A LTO R S M l M*S or M l MM. vv arcings 231-Cars 319— Wanted to Buy 181— Appliances / Furniture Sanford nowty ramodaiad targa 1 b d rm . now kltctian. w/w carpal, air UOO - sac 111 0 S Pars Ava Call SOa m s ) « * c*n in »*i T h u r s d a y . J u n g 27, 1FEJ— SB M l— Homes For Sale BAM AOO C O V E A PTS W0 E Airport Blvd PHONE M l M M . M IA M I Ctttctoncy tram f i l l mo Discount tar Sam ar Citlians Employment E v e n in g H e ra ld . S a n fo rd . F I . K I T ‘ N ’ C A R L Y L E ‘ b y L * r r y W r ig h t 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent Electrical Landclearing Painting AaytMng Electrical Stncaltl*! (itim a la t I* Hr Service Calls Tam's Electric larvica 1)1 l i l t C O N T E M P O R A R Y ELECT RI C Compiaf* | He tr teal Sarvtcat TV A Ttlephonas 1)111)1 G E N E V A L A N D C IE A R IN O Lot Lands Haring Fill dirt Topsoil Ponds Oram ditches Sit* Praparalion CaH la* 1*10 Haul* Painting A Wall Repair Yovbuy malarial I Wa lupply I*bar Ta SAVE SIS Itl l » l 0 4 1 Electric UlkOW New 4 remodeling additions, tans security lights timers plus all vlac services Qualify s*rVic* Llcantad 4 Bonded Fence I NSTALL SELL 4 R C F a I r C ypratt Chain Link Weed Fence 111 If ll taaaaaaaa****** Build a Bigg*' Butmats! Use The HarafdClassified, C ALL TO O A Y 111 M il ************** TH O R N E LA N O C LE A R IN G F ILL DI R T a C L A V a SHALE A H A U LIN G M l M l) Lawn Service AC I L A WN SERVI CE Maintananc* Sodding Pruning Cleaning Thatching Fvrfill,teg Fra* Itltm a la t >41)2)1 Lawn AAninfananc* L andKapmg Bush Hag Mowing _________ >** was IANNS HONED l TRIMMED Spaing Yard CH RP w M IH II Quality Lira Cat* BypkkMping General Services Al Affordable Prices Ml 4*21 Noad book keeping H r yaur small businass* C a t t n ) l t * t . „ .......................Mas Painfm* and ganarai repair 1) year s a i p a r i a n c * Call Claranca » ) U1S Masonry Carpentry A G R E A T O IF T I Hava Her Kllchan Ramadaladl A ll typos *1 Carpantry Reenneble PvMat ■a p a r t a a t a # • • K t m k m Vary RaJsabH............ U ) **11X10 All type* at carpentry A r* modeHwg V y 't to p Call Richard Grots 131 M U C le a n in g S e r v i c e Hand Carpet CHaatag Livwtg. Owwng Ream 4 HaH U * M ta b S O e r . t X w i l R MAIDS Te Order CHenlteats N mat T* OaWinatt OaaraaSaad laryfca Law Rates Health A Beauty TO W ER'S B E A U T Y SALON F O R M E R L Y Harriett s Beauty Noah St*E lU S t m i l l ) BEAL CeaartH IManQuaiilr Oparaiion Pane* Drivawart Days D l l t t leas M l IMI ■ X P E R T C O M C R IT I WORK PatH Driveway Srdawait Banu Monde Const Co "Wa AreTbe Bast" Ml Mt) Heme Improvement Nursing Care Calliar'i lv lt dfn| A RamadaKeg N* Jab Tea Small I I I Bartan Lana. Sea*ard O UR R A TE S ARE LOW ER Lakavww Nuramg Cawtar *f* ■ SacandU. M l 42*2 u i a *h ___________ T KOALA S 4 tH O M A S Hama Painting Ca H U I ISM Home Repdlrt CAU. NON! 3)1(400 C AR PE NT E R Rapa r, and remodeling Ho |*b loo small Basic CHaaimg. launtry, dows. cabinets, tite. ate Goad Wart Law Rates m a t t * C a k lO t t a l______________ __ FAainiananca atail t,pas Car panfry, pamting. prwmbmg andaHctrk )))* 4 M I A Way T* Saa* I Baal Batf Prka* H r wane***'>•>«. painting, a mar* Rat Vary RaNaRaa-MMUi xw FHrSB* I N N 4 M W , a StVCiaiMlI It yrt ( I f Fra* Eat Bonded insured W G T R IB B Y M t IM I Plastering B A L L Phaca, *1 FlasHring * Repair. Slucc*. Hard Caal. Simvlatod Bricb M l S»VI Plumbing • Badds PHm Ring Sat vice a Repair* bapfaca a R,modal a Free l,tuwat*s * 1)1 BBRB a Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Cleaners Sawng Machine Rvpairs ail makes » yrs aiparianc* In > «m * ^ a lir* ^ l)^ n > ^ ^ ^ Sprinklers/Irrigation ABO U T TIM E IR R IO A T lO tl New InslailalHM FraaEtl E iparl Repairs ot C am pH H Sprinkler SytHm t Timer* Pump, «i( a a s itu Tile A m Y IL ^ T a ra m irT H ^ ^ rH l and installation, baths tfears I B ) ( » l h s i , SanHrd M> m _________ John Parker SctHmenn TiH Ceramic. Vinyl A teas Ha. *tc Installed 4 r* paired l a p . r at . lie Fr** *tl>malet M lp la l Tree Service IT T A udi . Cad Attar ccHOLSTRiiseevtci Fra* Itiim a H s l Law Prices I IM In* Slump Grind mg. leal M> M ltd a y a r W H “ Lai Rh PraH siH naH da r JO H N A L U M S t A W N 4 T M I Dead Ira* ramaval L X 4 in* Fro* asI l ) l USB �' • • * 6 — Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. • i • • r i f f Thursday, Juna 77. 1H5 £ 0 E le c t r ic R O T IS S E R IE Save(209s Chrome plated spit and tines with wood spit handle 1 lOv U L listed motor fits all Sunbeam grills • • • • v ^ 225 sq in cooking grid 20.000 Btu single burner 20 lb cylinder included No 9031 • 225 sq in cooking grid • 24.000 Btu dual burner • Lite A Malic' ignitor • 20 lb tank included • No 9041/9054 • 341 sq in cooking grid • Dual burner • 'Lite-A-M atic' ignitor • 24.000 Btu • No 3075 • • • • • 361 sq in cooking grid 30 000 Btu dual burner 'L ite A M a tic ' ignitor 20 lb tank included No 3173 Z/ 31 7 4/ 3 1 7 5 ^ • • • • • 505 sq in cooking grid 36.000 Btu dual burner b te -A Matic' ignitor 20 lb tank included No 3374 S/3375 • 505 sq in cooking grid • 36,000 Btu dual burner • Lite A Matic'ignitor • 20 lb tank included • No 3384 3385 Worthington Portable GAS GRILL • 185 sq in gull • 11.000 Btu single burner • Fold-over wire legs . . .. • No 1505 Lon° 11,0 2 0 LB . CYLIN D ER Rat 22.C White steel tank with standard horizontal safety valve __. . . oU< 1 ** Jot*! e«to»1 Brushed aluminum door, handles, and legs No 04714 u» S u n N’ S u r f S c o tty 'S S y n t h e t ic T u rf > 0 7 ' CA RPET % In tweeds 12‘ width ws G re e n ^ S y n t h e t ic T u rf CA RPET $ 6' and 12' widths Sq Yt ja n w ii^ m opaco te ,0(^ A c r y • c L J « , H ouse Paint W BIGHT V ° 5 iv V inyl C o a te d FLOW ER BO RDER d 3 2" * 2Vi" mesh White plastic coating will not chip. Hake or peel ) 4 " * 25' With system saver formula 40 lb bag f M lM Blacktop A r c h it e c t u r a l E x t e r io r L a te x PA IN T D r iv e w a y S e a le r COATIN G White and custom colors ___ f IBtRGLAS Low profile 25" dome. 25" square base 14" fan blade 3 amp motor p ip F ib e r g la s s S H IN G L E S 5" *10' In white or brown S i 2" * 3" * 10' In white or brown & M u $ 7 8 9 $ 7 8 9 ^ ■ Bundle Square.......... 23.67 ■ Bundle Square........... 23.67 fn s u la te d CEILIN G P A N E L S 'I rr i 1 / ™ I S p a n e l in g Lauan backing, 3 0 m m s 4 ‘ « B ‘ in B j l O W I lauan light pecan . or tropic birch f j n , ' i P r e fin is h e d i I ' k i 1 Yout Choice: No FRV266R \ Specially formulated for coating or renewing old roofs Three-tab in white and colors 20-year limited warranty ■ \ 5 gallons L iq u id F ib e re d -----------------M ______ V ...------ ! ■ $ T TTU I 5/8" » 2' » 4 ’ panels with insulated backing 10-year limited warranty against sagging and warping ___________ R»S Special V a lu e .. . 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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 27, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 27, 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 27, 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/23b9598497e2cf3657069834f22852ca.pdf bd063e97bd60b3731e36a2478c8c867b PDF Text Text Seminole Libraries Top Orlando Book Circulation Wheel Dippers Sanford cyclists, from left, Brent Carli. D r J|m Q u ln r., and Jim Clark, wave as thoy Seminole County's two llbrarlrs and hum 25 books per capita to 07 even with bookmobile rlrculatrd 7.256 more volumes the high rate of population growth The In the 1983-84 year than the main publu goal Is to have I 5 ImmiKs jk i io iiii Iv library In Orlando resident •Jean Khein. lo u n iy librarian, told the 'N Khein s report to the commission ».is county commission In work session Wed n rvlay that over Ih r 12 month period the a preludi to budgei hearings lor iis» .■i 1985-86 to l>cgtn some tune next month Seminole facilities emulated 823.685 vol u h i m compared to Orlando's 8 16.429 She recommended the » otiiinissiouets "That's amazing she said, considering consider allocating funds to ihe lihr.ut that the Orlando putillr library Is open system based on a per capita expenditure seven days a week and live nights while the formula, a practice, she said which is Sanford branch Is open only on six days consistent with stale standards weekly with no evening hours and tiie The system has I40.IXX) luniks m ns Casselberry branch Is open six days and collection only three evenings Meanwhile, she sold the librarv con I hiring that same period. Ms Khein said library employees had I 05 million contacts siiuction program is continuing on m bed ule with persons cither coming Into the library or calling In for Information This compares I he schedule i alls lor the new lihrartrs in with 500.000 contacts when the countv Sanford and Forrxi C’llv to tqirri .human library began Independent operations in l‘»H7 Oviedo by October I*ih 7 and the ones fiscal 1978-79. in ( ’asselberrv b\ Mav IMNM and in Lake In addition, she said ihr countv library Marv liv Orinher 1988 system has grown ovrr the past seven years — Donna Estes passed through Sanford dur ing the 10th annual "Wheel Dipper" Cross Florida Bike Race from Cocoa Beach to Crystal River on the Gulf. The "just for fun" event is sponsored by the Space Coast Freewheelers Bicycle 'ub. The trio finished the 170 mile course Sunday in 9 hours, 50 minutes averaging 17 mph The event takes It's name from the fact riders dip their wheels in the Atlantic Ocean at the start and Gulf of Meirlcoat the finish Photo by Tommy Vmconf ■ Joint City, County Panel To Study 25th Street Woes End Hydrant Feud, Kaiser Asks Sanford fly Kick Brunson H erald Staff W riter O uting what S a n lu rd Mayor lle ttye Sm ith e.illcd a hlstorv m a k in g " joint m e e tin g ih r San lu rd t'llv < onnnlssloti and the Sem inole l o n n lv < onnnlssion agreed Monday lo lo in i a cotntnlllre lo s im lv w rs i 25lli Slreel lo s r r what allt r.illons are needed lo ilrionr m.i|or iralflr prohlems lielorr th e y o ccu r. I lie agreement lo fo rm (he lo n n iilite e was one oi several topics ra n g in g Iroin water lo |>arks Dial •be two goveriirnenl.il liodlrs discussed al Ib r m re lln g < ailed die 2 5 lb Street Corridor S t u d y C o in nu t ter. the 10-m e m b e r jMinel Is lo be form ed by J l l l v I The ir | ir r » r n h iM » r « — live m r in h f r s r s r b I i o i i i the i oiuily S a n lo rtl and Lik e M ary — w ould siiiily the i o iuliiIo n s of Ih r toad a n d make r n nm m riidalions to the three governm ents. such as widening ii oi .iild ln g more iralltc signals It w ould In' i i |i to each ul ih r city o r c o u n ty ■onunlssiouslo lake action S a n lu rd < o m n i l s s l o n r r D a v id F a r r , w h o bto iiglu op tlic idea last m outh predicted several housing d rvrlo |im m ils now under c o n s lru c llo n near Ihc toad w o u ld create s e rio u s Iraltli jiro h lr ms on the a lte a d y busy highway Also i ailed stale K i m i I 4t>A ru n s Iro m U S 17 92 wrsi along the c ity of Lake M a ry lo s i.iir Koad 4.11 In I’aula It Is maintained b y Sem ino le C o u rtly One ol the hugest developm ents near the h igh w ay, ib r H ills of Lake Mary. Is staled lo contain atmiil 7 0 0 hom es, according lo Lake M ary C om m issioner C o lin Keogh U ralnagr on i h r h ig h w a y Is also a p ro b le m , according lo C o u tiiy Com m issioner Hill H ire It boll lie said the Intersection of 25th Street a n d AlrjHitt E x - N a v y C o r p s m a n R e s c u e s Seminole Courtly Public Safety Dlrectot Clary Kaiser askrtl the Sanlurd City Corn mission Monday to end lending between cii> anil courtly llrellghlers ovrr the use ol <uv lire hydrants Kaiser said al a joint mrellng ol tinSanford and Seminole County commivsioiis Dial Ihr county firelighters practice •>! drawing water trom oltirr dues' hydrants to till Die lanks ol its booster trucks is acceptable in all Seminole cities accept Sanford " The only area we've had Ihr inohlrm is Sanford,” he said, adding Dial Dicrr have hern "heated debates" among firefighters tn I I * In I have access to the hydrants ih replenish their 5CX)-gnllon Inxister trucks alter they light llrrs near the city. But Sanford Commissioner David Farr said Ihe practice seriously diminishes Ihe cliy's water pressure. And City Manager Frank Faison said even Sanford's own fire department doesn't lap the hydrants unless It contacts Die rliy water department first Faison said, however, lhal a "jirlor notlrr" agreement was jKissihlr — the cliy agreeing In allow ihe county to tup Ihe hydrants II the county notifies the wuier di jiurtmenl first. I the past over D ir Isaur t Sem inole County C o m m ission er B ill Kirchhoff, lar right, fields a question from Sanford Commissioner David Farr across the table during Monday's joint meeting. Seated clockwise trom Fa rr's left: County Com m issioner Sandra G lenn, Sanford Commissioner Milton Smith, Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith, City Manager Frank Faison, Sanford Commissioner Robert Thomas, City Attorney William Colbert. Boulevard Is es|>eclally a problem and that the ditches there needed drainage pljies In facilitate Ihe How ol water. "Wc probably should have done II live years ago." hr said. Farr compared Ihe panel to ihe Lake Mary Boulevard Corridor Study Committer which studied that road for a year and then recoin mended widening und extending II east In See PAN EL, page 8 A County Commission Chair man Hubert Sturm said 25th Slrrrt was the next "logical" toad needing attention and that Ih r >om m lttrr was long overdue I i u u « M id c iM iiu y It ie lls t ilv f M need W o m a n Sanford Fire Chief Thomas Hickson said today. "There's no feud among firelighters It just has lo go through the channels " Faison and County Administrator Ken Hooper are exjiecled lo draw u|i an teai licit III and |itillrd her oul ol Ihe A woman w ith a broken leg. 26, ol Sanlnrd Driver ol the Cadillac. t hough) could nol undo her seal licit agreement lor Die two commissions on ti.ip|N'd In a smoke llllrd deep follow I'. i i i I Konsli 23. ol Snulnrb was in lair Kells, a corpsman in ihr Navy, said J r r p Wednesday. Kells, who alvi drove an ambulance Ing a head on collision was rrsciieil cutidlllon liner he got a good look al Ihr woman On another proposal Kaiser Died lo ' sell by a Sanlurd man who had In knock Ms Torres was rescued hv David he could Irll she was da/ed and had in ihe Navy, then carried her a short Die Sanford commissioners on ihr idea ol a distance from Ihe vehicles as they out one of ihc vehicle's windows and Kells 38. of Sanford tiiiiltipie injuries Including al leal one llrst response agreement, whereby a file oi drag her oil I as llaines lug.m lo creep Ki lls said he wan lair on his way lo lirokrti leg and severe lacrrullons lo iM'g.tn lo burn Alrald Dial a gas lank rest tie mill trom either Dir county or i lly around ihc vehicle work lo Kush Hamilton In Lake Mary Ih r other Hr said she probably would explode — which one later did would resjxind to a call irgarillrss ol Ihr The Jrr|» and Ihc second vehicle, a around 6 In a nt when hr drove ii|> struck Ihe Hireling wheel hard und — he carried her lurthrr from the area s jurisdiction Cadillac, were rn g u llrd in llainrs bv nil the accldrnl He said Ihrrr weir had chest Injuries as well vehicles, he said Kaiser said Dir county already has such l he lim e re scu e w o rk ers anti several cars sto|>|>cd hut a|i|Mtnilly He said there were several people "When I drove up I could hear her attending Ihe other driver so lie tried agreements with Dir Altamonte Springs and lltcllghtcts atrlved on the scene no one had noticed (h r woman In the Die Cassellierry Clly Council voted 5 0 lo T he collision occurred Mond.iv on Jeep, which was titled with smoke as screaming lor help." h r said lo comfort the w o m an who he said accept a similar arrangement Monday night Both doors of Ih r Jeep were wan in great patn and confused stale Koad 111west ol Sattlord ll.uues lieg.ill lo lick 1he nulsldr ol the The illy ol Allumuntr Springs has saved » rushed shut so h r said hr finished In actions condition today In ihr vehicle "Fur once. I was at Ihe right place $500.(XX) Dirniigh Ihe agrrrnirnt Kaiser Iniensivr care unit ol Central Florida Kells said he drove along side Ihe breaking oul Ihe rear passenger at the right lime." h r said said, primarily by relocating fire stations out Krginn.il llospii.il is Teresa Torres. Jeep lo hrlji the woman who lie window behind llie driver Hr then — Deane Jordan ol urrus lhal had u « omitv Hrr stations nearby. He said Die clly of Sanford, which is expected lo build a new station In Die wrsi end of Dir clly w ithin next iwo years, would save money hy Idling firelighters from county slallon 34 answer rails In Dial |Mrl Desne Jordan good could come oul ol Ihr tragedy. A man w ho received onr of Squires' nils, hul she didn't have the lalesl Action Reports ... 2A Editorial ............. 4A of town H erald Staff W rite r "Organ donation Is a valuable kidneys was doing well al Florida Information Die fair See Fire,on page 8A of the others HA Bridge 6B Florida A man Is alive In Georgia, two thing." said the hoy s father, Herbert llosjtltal-Orlundo and was scheduled Horoscope aB Calendar Krrnovrd lor Iransplanlalkin were peojilr w ill h r able lo see In Squires J r . He said once Die family lo Ik - moved oul of Intensive care Hospital........... 7A Classified! OB Gainesville, and a Central Florida made ih r decision, there was no loday to a private room. Ms Frller Ihr heart, kidneys, corneas and Nation 2A jiancrras T h r sjilrrn was also re Comic! man and a Miami w om an will second thought atmul It said People,....................IB moved lor medical uses probably live nrar norm al lives Crossword Hr said Ihe donation seemed like Ms. Feller said four Floridians as SporB s 7A lircause of organs received from a Die right thing to do Dear Abby IB See D O N A TE, page 8A well as Die Georgia man were reclpl Television IB fatally Injured Sanford youth. Though furnlly mrmtirrs said It had Deaths 8A Weather 2A Wllh jiareulal jiermlsslon. several no Influence on Ihelr decision, the Dr Gotl AB World 2A organs w ere taken early Sunday Irom hoy's grandm other, B ernice M Herbert Raymond Squires III. 16. ol Squires of Casselbrry. was a nurse 1123 Grove wood Ave The a(hit Me boy and has designated herself an organ LO U ISV ILLE. K> (UPII - Doctors coronary cart unit. Ila/lr said. died Saturday afternoon following a donor. say more tests are needed to de­ When asktd win ilur ih r condition IIKIRUT. Lebanon (UPII — As lighting vehide pedestrian accident Friday. The rrrtplrnt of Ihe boy's hrart was termine If bleeding has slopj»ed In Bill was IHr threatening. Ha/lr said. "Dr raged In Hclrol. Moslem gunmen raided a Squires w as laiully Injured when he In critical but stable condition today Schrorder* bruin alter hemorrhaging Devries doesn't want lo make a theater showing a sex ll'm and forced the was struck by a car about 11 55 p.m. at Ihr Medical College of Georgia In lorred Die world s longest-surviving commitment one way or Dir oilier as all-male audience lo till sandbags on the as he crossed Lake Mary Boulevard Augusta, according lo Beth Feller of artificial heart recipient tuck Into the lochui.” eiiy's front lines near West Kldge Drive, according lo a Ihe Easl Cenir.il Florida Regional hospital Ha/lr alvi said doctors did not A witness said Ihr militiamen stormed a Sanford poller rrjiort. No charges .Transplant Program which oversees S c h ro rd e r was rea dm itted to know w hrthrr Schrordrr suffered theater In West Beirut, furring Ihe young Inivr been filed against ihr driver and organ donations in this area. Humana Hospital Audubon Monday. any brain damage from Ihr bleeding and old men who were watching ihr X-rated jirohably won l lie. Assistant Police C h le l artificial heart surgeon Schrorder rtmalnrd hooked lo his The recipient, a 42-year-old aulo movie Into trucks, and driving them lo Dir H i lei Herb Shea said, because ihe mechanic with two children, was In William DeVries believed the bleed­ 3 2 3 -p o u n d d rive u n it for his city's Green Line where they were ordered lo driver was nol al lault. Squires was critic a l condition p rio r lo the ing had stopped hut more tests were plastlc-and-mrtal heart, hul was till sandbags (he 14th Irafllc lalallty In Seminole transplant and was given only u week ordered lo make sure, Humana connected lo no other machines other The uilllllu men chastised Ihc ttlin Ians for County thts year sjxikesw timan Donna Huxlr said Ilian monitoring drvlrrs normally lollve. Ms Feller said "wasting llinr watching depraved movies " Squires' parents said Ih r donations Schrocder was listed In cDHrul hut lourtd In an Intensive care unit, shr He h a d been w a llin g for a were one wav (hr lamlly felt some transplant for quite a while, she said stable condition in Ihc hospital's said + 'For O nce I Was In The Right Place A t The Right Time’ Life Springs From Boy's Tragic Death Unscheduled Intermission i Schroeder Suffers Brain Hemorrhage - ^ �JA — Evening Herald. Sanford. FI T u ttd ty . M*, 1. IW J Reagan Tells Spanish: ‘Hurrah For Democracy!' NATION IN BRIEF Budget Hanging Fire Awaiting Reagan's Return W ASH IN G TO N (UPU — Slowed to a snail's pare In Ita attempt lo cut Ihr dfflrlt. Ihe Senate Is engaging In Dome speculative borne trading — and Ihe hudgrt II hopes lo produce may have lo wall until President Reagan returns from Europe. In h day dominated mostly by private conferences and a virtually empty chamber. Ihe Senate gained little ground In Its 2 week old budget fl<xir battle Monday, approving only a single minor adjustment lo Reagan's spending plan, which has already l>ecn dealt several major defeats Behind the scenes, lawmakers from both parties tried to map out their strategy for the rest of Ihe week, with considerable attention bring focused on what parts of which budget plans could be joined to fashion a compromise capable of winning approval Leaders of Ixith parties say their goal Is still to cut about •52 billion from the more tha $2(X) billion deficit, although they seem willing to make minor adjustments on that score, U.S. Considers Retaliation W A S H IN G TO N IIJPI) — French President Francois Mitterrand's refusal lo set a starting dale for global trade talks has brought an Indirect threat of trade retaliation from Agriculture Secretary .John Block Block, expressing "deep disappointment and extreme frustration,*' Monday said American farmers are upset by Kuro|>eun Community production and exjxirt subsidies that have tightened competition "I think It's stuhlKirnness. selfishness. |M>llt!cul gameplaying." on Ihe French president's part "Th is Is only going lo Intensify their unhappiness," said Block In reaction to Mitterrand's hulking at President Bengali's attempt at the Bonn Kconomlc Summit to set trade talks early next year Block raised the (xisslhlllly of targeted subsidies to compete with Ihe Europeans In trading wheat (lour. |K)ultry or dairy products Policeman Saved By Badge MOBILE. Ala (UPU — A policeman whose badge deflected a Indict aimed at Ills heart was hospltullzcd In guarded condition today, and officials credited a waitress and u call driver with help In capturing the alleged assailants Officer Joseph Drews. .'Mi. was shot early Monday with a .357 Magnurn pistol at ii range of 12 feet after stopping a blue MG Midget driving without lights The force of the bullet lore the budge Ironi his chest and hurled It 86 feet. But Ihr cab driver who delivered the alleged gunmen — an cacnjred prisoner and Ills accomplice — Into the arms of the luw. said he was never frightened Police credited Ihe driver anil an alert wullresa ul an iill-nlghl restaurant with aiding In Ihe capture less than DO minutes after Drews was shot Because the trudge deflected the bullet, only fragments entered Ihe officer's shoulder. Hot Car Sanford firefighters douse a 1972 Chevrolet Malibu that caught fire Monday afternoon on Hickory Avenue. The car belongs fo Daniel Webster Calhoun of 610 Hickory Ave. There were no injuries and the amount of damage was not recorded on a fire report. The cause of the fire has not been determined. IN BRIEF Third Nicaraguan Neighbor Gets U.S. Military Help HAN JO S E . Costa Rica (Ill’ll - With the urrlval of U.S. mllltury advisers In Costa Rica Ibis week, oil three countries bordering Nicaragua will be receiving training from American soldiers, officials say. Almut 20 U.S udvlsers arc lo come lo Costa Bleu within days, treglnulng Ihe first large-scale U.S. mllltury training progrum In Ihe country. Security Minister Benjamin Plzu said Monday They will be |olnlng lour U S. advisers who are already stationed at a ranch lit the country directing the construction of shooting ranges, obstacle courses and barracks the of fitlal said The Reagan administration, which alleges Ihe Sundlnlsto government Is ex|Mntlng leftist revolution, begun trulnlng the armies of Its Central American allies in 1983 The United States already has mllltury udvlsers In El Salvador and Honduras. Nicaragua's northern neighbors. Costa Rica iMirdrrs Nicaragua to the south Rabin: 'Jews Won't Forget' JE R U S A L E M |UPI| — Prime Minister Shimon Peres told Puillumenl President Reagan's visit to u military cemetery In West Germany was a "terrible error." und Defense Minister YlUhak Rabin vowed Jews would never forget It. But some ncw»pu|>rr* and politicians uccuscd the Peres government Monday of giving a muted res|M>nse to Sunday's visit lo the Blthurg cemetery, which Includes the graves ol 4D Wallen SS iroo|>cra Trade Minister Ariel Sharon said Ihr government hud "stuttered" In Its res|Miusr to Reagan's visit. Former Prime Mlnlatrr Menachrm Begin "would have spoken to the Americans firmly und clearly on this matter." Sharon sold. "Here, people are trending over, retreutlng. God lorhld. not lo upset Ihr non-Jews. They don't know how lo stand up to the Gentiles " "Th e historic mistake til President Reagan wus In equaling murderers with their victims." Rabin suld. "For this he will not Ire forgiven either by enlightened humanity or Ihr Jewish |>eoplr " HOSPITAL NOTES C*ntr»l t l t r a , X »**•*,! A D M IlllO M t WIIIM Allen Poll m e lt JorwU* l Plr *y Anrno M W elker 0*1 ton# Co ot A B o ile r OvleMe D ltC H A R O It Verk M Ctwek Mery Lee Opletby knennen M elr Dettene CKerW ik B khereto, Oellone Ctwtkkkt Blocker Or*ngeC n, W iFe m m i Beed and beky ftri, Aitemente tp r* fk •ItTMt BetwM • KdFiler. ebeby fcdr Otlande "I think there are some people who are having second thoughts and •discovering they are the victim s of a disinform ation campaign — as perhaps even some of you present have been.” referring to the reporters Reagan got no allied support during last week's seven-nation economic summit for his total trade embargo on Nicaragua and ihe action was even more coolly received In Spain, one of the m othe r c o u n trie s of L a tin America. "When I first became presi­ dent a little over four years ago. Ihe map of our hemisphere was shadowed by dictatorships. But m counify after country, the dictatorships had given way lo Ihe democratic aspirations of their people. "Today for the first time ever." he said, "the exceptions to Ihe democratic tide In Spanishs p e a k in g A m e ric a can be counted on the fingers of one hand. " T h e y num ber four. Tw o . P arugua y und C h ile , have entrenched military rules; and two others. Cuba and Nicaragua, are communist tyrannies.** Brawl Between Women Lands One In Jail A brawl between two women sent a 29-year-old woman to jail and a 22-year-old Casselberry w om an to the hospital lor treatment of a punch In Ihr mouth. Casselberry jKillermun Brady Mvers said the light begun at almiii I IM) a m today when the 29 year-old. In ail argument with 22 year old Kim Sue McWilliams of IH 5 O v e r b r o o k D r iv e , a lle g e d ly b ro k e In to Ms McWilliams' home and attacked her. According lo a |M»llrr report, the suspect called the victim at alxiul I a.m. and suld she was coining to the house lo light Her Intended victim wouldn't let her In. the report suld. and she allrgi illy broke glass Irom a door and entered the house. Once Inside she begun lighting with Ms. McWilliams and ref­ used orders to leave. Ihe rejiorl said. Another occupant called (toller. When (toller arrived. Ms McWilliams and the suspect were wrestling on Ihe floor and hud to tie forced upurt. police W ld t * » • : WORLD HsraW SsS ky Om «* Mr*.. MADRID IUPII President Reagan today hailed the spread of democracy to nations such as Spain and said the number of d icta to rs h ip s left In La tin America can be "counted on the fingers of one hand " Reagan, on the second leg of Ills lOdav European swing, also said those who oppose his policies toward one of those dictatorships — Nicaragua — "are the victims of a disinforma­ tion campaign.*’ The president also met for 90 minutes with Socialist Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez at Ihe presidential palace today for what the president described as "very fine" talks on Central America. "We have discussed the situa­ tion there.” Reagan said "We understand each other " "There must lx- an effort for peace and for pluralism." said Gonzalez. who will meet with Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega Saturday to brief him on bis talks with Reagan Earlier loday. Reagan said of op|xisitlou ut home and abroad to his policy of supporting Nicaraguan r e b e l s : Poller told the suspect to leave, but she refused and puni lied Ms McWilliams in thr iiiouth Ms. Mi Williams was trimsported to Florida lln sp ltalAllamonlr Springs where she was treated for mouth Injuries Belinda Joy Hum phrey, of Oxford. Fla . lias Itecit charged with battery. lif«(tusslng and criminal mlschlel She was Itelng held In lieu of $500 (mud B A T T E R E D O F FIC E R An 18-year-old Longwood man who re p o rte d ly punched a laingwixxt (mlIceman In Ihr face following a truffle arrest lias also Iteen churgrd with battery to a A ctio n Reports a Fires ★ Courts * Police poller olllcrr and resisting arrest with violence. The man's rur was stopped at 12:30 p m . Sunday on stutr Road 434. LongwocM). and the officer cited the man for careless driving and speeding The man refused to sign thr citation <1111! a charged reluted In that was addeci, a police rr|M>rl said As t h r m a n w as b e in g handcuffed hr stlffrnrd his arms and then hit the ofllcer In the fare, cutting his Up. the report said. Steven Michael Pytrl. of 800 Cedar Run. has tx-rn released on $5.(XX) bond. H r Is scheduled to appear In court May 20 PUNCH * T H R E A T A female passenger In u car s t o p p e d by a Seminole County s h e r i f f ' s d e p u ty has been rhargrd with disorderly Intox­ ication. resisting arrest with vio­ lence and luittrry to an officer after allegedly slugging and scratching a deputy, threatening to kill him and trying lo takr his gun The woman was arrested at 7 17 p m Saturday on U.S. Highway 17-92 south of Sanford She wav urrested with assistance from another deputy alter hrr alleged attack on the first depu­ ty. a sherlirs report said Ina/ Howard McGowcn. 48. of Cherokee Circle. Sanlord. has Ix-rn released on $I,(XX) bond ami Is scheduled to ap|>ear In court May 20 The driver of ihe 24 Shuttle Rats Meet Their Fate WEATHER C A P E CA N A V ER A L |UPI| S h u ttle C h u llru g r r and Its seven-man c ;.’w completed a “ funlusttc science mission in good shape, bringing Inime 24 ruts condemned to die In studies on Ihr effects of irro gravity, ofllcluls say. The rats und two Irtsky squir­ rel m onkeys that made up Chullr.igrr'a space zoo arrived back ul the Kennedy Space Center ubnut 10 p hi ubourd a Jet that was standing by ut Edwards. A NASA spokeswoman said scientists in the "Hangar L " life sciences laboratory ut the F lo r id a s p a e rp o rt w o rk e d through the night dissecting the rats for long range m rdlca l studies lo drtrrm liir Ihr Impart of prolonged weightlessness on body organs and tissues The small monkeys, both qual­ ified for a future Spacelab mission, will not tie sacrificed but their conditions will be closely monitored to find out how last they reudapl to gravity. N AT IO N AL R EPO RT! Severe th u n d e rs to r m s h u rlin g tornadoes and hall as large as Itasrhulls soaked thr southern and central Plains itxlay, but rain In the Northeust provided little relief for towns facing water shortages The Plains storms pelted E llis und Woodward c o u n tie s In n o rth we ste rn Oklahoma with 2 Inches of ruin by Monday night washing some streets with floods A flush Hood watch wus (M isled for today tn most of northern Oklahoma T h r weather also was wet In south wrstrrn Kansas, whrrr Ashland rrcelved nearly US Inches of ra in In h u ll an h o u r. In southeastern Kansas. Fredonla was doused by more than 2 Inches of ruin Sunday and Monday. A tornado Monduy night ripped a rixif off a home in Tangier. Oklu.. a Woodward County sheriff's dispatcher suld. A R E A F O R E C A S T ! Today (tartly sunny. High In mid lo upper 80s East wind 10 mph. Tonight fair. Low In lower lo mid car. Dayborne George Armltage. 54. of 720 Cherokee Circle. Sanford, was charged with driving under the Influence. SM O K ER A R R E S T DU1 A R R E S T S A Sanford man. allegedly part of a group spottrd by a police­ man sharing a marijuana ciga­ rette In Ihe parking lot of an Altumontr Springs club, has licrri charged with possession of less than 20 grams of marijuana. The (Millceman reported the cigarette had disappeared by the time he approached the group ut alMiut 3:35 a m. Saturday nl the Hotline Bottle Club, state Hoad 436. But the officer reported finding a packet of pot In thr suspect's (Mints and additional (Kit In his car. a police report said. Lino Francisco Vivas. 23. of 3202 S. Orlando Drive »20H. has been released on $500 bond and is sc heduled to appear In court May 20. The following persons have been arrested In Sem inole County on a charge of driving under the Influence: DOG T R A C K E D A suspected burglar trackrd down by police dugs utter police s a w a s u s p e c t le a v e a Casselberry business has been charged with burglary, burglary lo an auto and resisting arrest Casselberry police officers re(Kirted seeing a suspect run from W e s t e r n A u t o S a le s . Casselberry, ut about 2 a m Saturday. The man was chased from the scene and police dogs were brought in and trackrd the suspect down behind 64 N. Griffin Si.. Cassellierry. a poller re|Mirt said A car and u trailer at Western AutnSalrs had lieen burglarized, thr rr| K irt said. Alexander Clarumella. 27. of 231 M o c k in g b ir d L a n r , tiOs Variable light wind. Wed­ nesday partly sunny. High In mid to upper 80s Vartble light wind B O A T I N G F O R E C A S T ; St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Variable wlml 10 knots or less through Wednesday. Sea 3 fret or less. Partly cloudy. EXTENDED FORECAST: Wednesday through Friday Partly cloudy and mild Slight chance of afternoon th u n ­ derstorms Thursday becoming more likely Friday. Lows In the 60s except low and mid 70s southeast coast and keys. Highs In th r 80s except near 90 — Margaret Johns Ouellette, 42. of 536 Notre Dame. Altamonte Springs, was arrested at 8:59 p m Friday after her car was docked traveling 65 rnph and seen weaving on state Road 436. Altamonte Springs — Rollan Wayne Webb. 38. of I* 0 Box 46. Geneva, ut 12:30 a tn Monday after his car ran a red light at Butler f’la/a. state Road 436. Casselberry — Dltnuro Gerald. 37. of Deltona, at 10 08 p m Friday after his car was seen weaving on Interstate 4 at the stale Road 46-A overpass, west of Sanford. — Patrick Joseph Maacallno, 33. of St. Petersburg. ■« 7:4a p.nv Friday after his car. with a flat right rear tire, exited from In­ terstate 4 onto Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary — Stephen Joseph Brtncash Jr.. 34. of Atlanta, at 12:35 p m S a tu rd a y on Palm S p rin gs Doulevurd. Altamonte Springs, after his car turned onto state Road 436 and traveled north In the southbound lane. — Dayborne George Armltuge. 54. of 726 Cherokee Circle. Sanford, at 7 13 p.m. Saturday tin U.S Highway 17-92 south of Sanford after his vehicle was seen weaving between lanes of traffic Interior southwest Friday. A R E A R E A D IN G S (9 a m.): temperature: 68: overnight low 6 0 ; M o n d a y 's h i g h : 8 4 : barometric pressure: 30.09; rela­ tive h u m id ity 97 percent; winds northwest at 7 rnph; sunrise: 6:40 a m., sunset 8 04 pm . WEDNESDAY TIDES: D a y to n a B ea ch : highs. 11:57 a m.. 12:25 p m.; lows. 5 40 a . m . , 5 :3 9 p .m .: P o r t C a n a v e r a l: highs. 11 49 a m.. 12 17 p m.; lows. 5 31 a m.. 5 30 p m B a y p o r t : highs. 5 09 a m.. 3 23 p m . lows. 9 43 a m.. 11 38 pm . 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"The y are tiring the big uml mortars At least six people were guns Into ureas where they know they will meet no remittance — our homes " ic|xirted killed At least six people were killed and 31 were I hr shelling, which wus so Intense that itmhulaners were unable to rrueh some wounded In the artillery, tank, mmi.it and wounded, followed u nine hour barrage rocket-propelled grenade assaults, and Monday along thr Green Line dividing Moslrm gunmen attacked a Lebanese army Christian east Beirut from Ihr mostly unit on Ihe Christian side of the 3 m lie-long Iront line. Moslrm wrstrrii sector of the capital. An army spokesman said the unit repelled During a lull alter Ihr dashes Monduy. hunilrrds of residents living near thr Green the attack, hut at least 12 soldiers were Line |>urkrd their belongings and moved to wounded In the llreflght. Ihe first Involving safer (Mils of the city. Shop owners piled the army in 10 days of fighting Moslem sandbag* In front of stores and residents mtllila sources confirmed they flashed with Ihe army In one of u series of attacks along slocked upon canned food Casselberry, has been charged In Ihe case. He was released on $1,500 bond and Is scheduled to appear In court Mav 20 ihe Grren Line and said they later withdrew under heavy fire The Sunni Moslem Voice ol tin Nut ton radio rr|xirtrd that Shiite Amal militia leader Nahlh Brrrt und Dru/e Moslem inl.llta . i»iri W altd Jum jtRatl w anted ih»- i n n i «<» withdraw all tanks on the eastern side of the Green Line. President Amin Geniayrl met with army commanders to discuss ways to end Ihr fighting, which has escalated despite re­ peated cease-fire calls. Beirut television said Geniayrl was work­ ing on a plan under which soldiers approved by the militias would takr over the Grren Line But political sources said the plan would need the barking of Syria before It eould he implemented Mw9*e« tuggip UW Uk, J4k M 'l MS rs tow *>•» n s If * untSkAfekd M o rm o n 1 NCR Cerp tft-l urxSonpod F»tt»t US MW M ‘l lexSongoO *JM US te w ty t Vowthooxt Bonk tun B « n k , MM uncSonQod n » ’• E v e n in g llc m k l lU S P l «H JM I Tuesday, May 7. IMS Vol 77. No 770 P v k l i l M OAily kad twndky. i i l l f l l*tvf d*y fey TIM l*n«ord H «r«ld Ini JM N Frknife Ark . VknUrd fu m n . Ik m F C U t k Pkklkfek F i d At S k n fk id . FWr.dk U J J I Horn, Dklirkf y Wkkk. I l . l t , Manlfe. M f tl > Mkntfek. I l l 11 » MkntSt. tlJ .M , Ykkf. U l M i f Mkil Wkkk t l I t ; Manlfc. M M . I FAkSlbl. t i t M , k M knlSl. U l M , Ykkf. (M t) H I sail. �Evening Herald, Sanlord El. Sturm Seeks Local Authority To With seven different compromises for traffic solutions In Central Florida on the burners In Tallahassee. S e m in o le C o u n ty C o m m is s io n ( halrman Bob Sturm Is urging his colleagues to step In and provide leadership for yet another proposal for i he Seminole-Orange Osceola area. Sturm I* recommending Seminole lead the way by adopting a resolution seeking legislation to give eountles authority to levy 4-cents per gallon gasoline tax with the revenues to be used as deemed necessary by each county commission to Improve major Screenings For Cancer Offered At Hospital A free cancer screening day will be held at Ccnlral Florida Regional Hospital May 18 F r o m 9 am lo 4 pm. screenings will be conducted by health professionals for breast, colorectal, prostate, oral, skin, testicular and uterine cancer. The hospital Is located on U.S. H ighw ay 17-92 facing Lake Monroe in Sanford, Hr. Peter Selassie, an on­ cologist al CFRH and medical coordinator for Ihr event. In­ dicated that Ihe screenings will be conducted by community physicians, dentists, nurses, allied health professionals, Cancer Society and hospital volunleers. The hospital Auxiliary will handle registration and serve as lour guides along with hospital personnel. As Co-sponsors, the American Cancer Society, Sanlord/Lakr Mary Unit, will provide free educational materials, ex­ hibits and demonstrations. Nuucy Edwards. RN. public education chairman for Ihe Soci­ ety. said. "W e strongly en­ courage pre-reglslratlon. Some screenings wilt be limited, while others will be readily available." I 're-registration will be held from 9 am to 4 pm May 6 through May 10 In the lobby of Ihe hospital. Also, registration forms can be obtained from local Chambers ol Commerce, some churches and local doctors' ofTfces. In Epcot Poll Seat Belt Use Gets Wide Support LA K E BUENA VISTA (UPII — Americans may grumble libout wearing seat belts, but a recent survey of 7.000 visitors to Wall Disney World Indicated broad support for bolh seat belts capability to prevent Injury and for laws that tequlrr thrm to »>e worn. In a poll taken at Epcot Center recently, nearly two-thirds of the respondents satd they Ibought seat belts were more effective Ilian air twgs and that they approved of mandatory seal bell laws In their home stair. Women tended to feel more strongly about the value of seal belts than men. rrglslertng an approval rating of 69 percent compared to til percent (or men. Women wrre also morr prone to approvr of seal belt legislation. Only 14 percent of all re­ spondents felt air bags were more effective In an accident, while 13 percent sold U didn't mailer one way or Ihe other. Intersection Improvements Underway CASSELHERRY-Constructlon has begun to Improve the In­ tersection of U.S. Highway 17-92 with Griffin and Button Roads In Casselberry. Martin Paving Co. of Daytona Beach will be paid $167,780 for Ihe work, which Includes con­ structing north and southbound left turn lanes and Installing traffic signals More than 42.000 vehicles use this Intersection dally, according lo C .A . B e n e d ic t. D is tric t Engineer for Ihe Florida DeIMrirnent of T ransportatlon. ''These Improvements should reduce traffic congestion snd delays and make this IntcreectIon safer for mot orists '' roads, and to create a regional e x p re s s w a y a u th o rity to b u ild expressways In the area. Sturm's proposal rails for the state to provide a 1 cent sales tax for a minimum ol two years and an addi­ tional 2 rrnts-prr-gullon of gasoline lax for the regional expressway authority. Me Is recommending that a new Seminole-Orange Expressway Authority be created with two mcmlicrs of each existing authority, plus an elected member of the Orlando City Council and a member at large selected by the other mrmbers. II Osceola wishes to Join, that rounty should also have two mem­ bers. Sturm says. Me estimates that a l-cenl gasoline lax would return $4 5 million In revenue from the tri-county area and a I -cent sales tax would provide $94 million. A 4-cent per g.dlon gas tax would bring Seminole County about $3 2 million In revenue annually. T h r total of Si unit's tax package for transportation is 6 ccnts-per-gallon in new gasoline taxes and l-cent sales lax increase. He Is asking for the s a l e s T uf id J r May 7. I t t S - l A Tax For Roads tax to be levied for a minim um of three years but he is not asking for a definite time limitation on the new gasoline taxes. Sturm is asking his colleagues to adopt a resolution and forward it to ihe le g is la tiv e d e le g a tio n s of Seminole, Orange and Osceola coun­ ties. "M y grrat concern is that If the House and Senate do not provide us with a bill this session thal allows us a good start toward a solution of our transportation needs, then it could be another three years before the matter is again given serious consideration." he said Slurm is also recommending lhai pn>|K-m taxes and Impact fees not la* Included as binding sources (or either the county mads or the expressway authorities. "These should I k * lefl up to ami determined by our local elected ollidals In the cities and Ihe eminlies," he said. Although Commissioner Barbara Christensen said she has nol seen Ihe Slurm proposal, she said II may have merit — Donna Estes „ The 198(» Bank ShakeUp: How’sIt Going To Shake Out? In five years of deregulation, we've seen more changes in the American financial system than in all the other years put together. Today, banks offerdiscounts on commissions when you trade stocks and bonds. Stock brokers offer services that seem like bank accounts. S&Cs no longer have their legalw,/i% edge”in interest rates. On the other 1land, they can offer more kinds of loans. Even department stores and insurance companies can get in the act. Now, most places are going to“wait and see”before they make a move; but,at NCNB,we’re not. Well keep working to deliver tlie best possible service. It may not always mean file lowest price, but we’ll work to see that it means file best value. For example: M o re F o r Less. Lots of places offeryou money market rates, but only one offers them along with other bank services at special rates or no charge. Wfe call it Deluxe Banking’ and we’ve made it easier to get. Now you can qualify by depositing over their investment situation. That’s what our new Investor just $1000; keep a $15,000 balance Option IRA Is all about. It lets you and theres no charge. combine fixed-rate certificates,a H i g h R a te s F o r M o r e P e o p le . MaybevouVe thought about money market account,stocks, and bonds-whatever works for you. So investing in Certificates,but you haven’t wanted to commit a $2500 com e in and let’s talk it over. M o r e R e t ir e m e n t B e n e fits . lump sum. Now you can invest in If you’re retired with pension any certificate we offer with a and/or Social Security payments, minimum deposit of only $1000. have them deposited direct with us. Until thisyear, you've had to We’ll give you free regular checking, deposit $2500 in an account to earn money market rates. Now, on free personalized wallet checks,a free 24-hour banking card and a free personal accounts, weVe cut our 2x5 safe deposit box forayear. minimum deposit to just $1000i NCNB Extra Checking?some M o r e I R A F le x ib ility places offer som e of these things, A lot of people like the IRA som e offer others,but no place idea,but would like more control that we know of offers all of them. A C h a n g in g N e ig h b o rh o o d . What you see here Is just the beginning, wfe’ll keep working on better ways to handle your money. So, if you’re not sure where your bank,broker or S&L is shaking ou tco m e see us. This year, next year, and long after the dust has settled in the shakeup of 1985, we II still 1x3 here working harder than ever to be the best bank in file neighborhood K C K 3 National Bank All fX'pixJttn Insnnxlkt SXmfXKI by H3K �Evening Herald (U S P S ( I I 1 H ) 300 N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Arra Code 303 322-2011 or 831 -9993 Tuesday, May 7, I9B5 (A Wayne D Dcyle, Publiiher Ttvom u Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkint, A dva rtliing Director Home Delivery Wrrk. $1.10; Month. $4 75: 3 Month* $14.28) A Months. 127 (X) yr.tr, $51 00 Hv SDit Wrrk, $1.50; Monih. *(> 00: 3 Months. $ IH 00 0 Months. $32 50 Year $60 00 Mob-Run Union Backed Reagan A presidential crlm r commission naked Jackie Presser If hr wax tlir presldrnl of the International Hrothrrhnod of Teamsters. Yes. Jackie Prrssrr answered. Then the commission asked Presser If he sanctioned force to control union members; what he meant whrn he said the Teamsters controlled the Interstate Commerce C om ­ mission: If hr received payments from a mob leader. "I respectfully decline to answer ... on the grounds of the Fifth Amendment,*' Presser answered. Taking rrliige in the Fifth Amendment Is a long tradition with Teamster presidents. P revious Tea m ster presidents Roy L. Williams, James HofTu and Dave Heck all took the Fifth and were all convicted of crimes. The slaff of the presidential commission says the Teamsters Is one of four national unions controlled by the Mafia. The other three are the Laborers International Union, the Hotel and Restaurant Employees and Bartenders International Union and the International Longshoreman's Association. It Is disturbing that President Reagan In 1980 and Vice President George Hush In I9H4 personally sought political support from the Teamsters. Presser served on Reagan's of­ ficial 1980 transition team and was named to u committee planning the second Inaugural this year. In 1984, the Teamsters was the only union to endorse President Reagan. Teamster endorsements have not stopped the presidential commission's Investigation. Hut never should u candidate for president or vice president seek endorsements from a union controlled by tbc mob. Not So Essential Remember the claims that the personal com puter would be an essential home appliance In tomorrow's society? Remember the predictions that the compiler would have as great an Impact on the home as It had on the office? W ell, the future hasn't yet turned out like some high-tech g u ru s said. In fact, the personal computer may be oversold. A number of Amerlrans have decided they can get along with their own bits and bytes. The problems In the personal computer market were dramatized by IHM's recent decision lo stop production ol some of its smaller machines. Other less-known m anu­ facturers have pulled the plug on personal computers and abandoned the home market. The (M-rsonal computer, of course. Is here to stay. Some people enjoy the machines as a hobby or have found them Indispensable as word processors and flnnnclal recordkeepers. Some use them as educational tools for their children. Hut inuny people who bought personal computers now Mint that their machines arc little more than electronic dust-collectors, Computer buffs may like sending hours with their machines, but some other owners say the equipment Is loo complicated to use and has too few uses. Many cooks have decided that recipes arc easier kept on Index cards than In a computer memory bank. Predictions that newspapers would be delivered via the computer have not !>een borne out. And plans lor vusl numbers ol consumers to usr computers for shopping and (sinking have not been realized. The jirrsoiial contputer gives n lot of people access to computing power undreamed of a decade ago. Hut the market has confounded predictions that the personal computer would turn the average home Into an "electronic cot luge." The failure, so fur. of the personal computer to live up to expectations may t>e reassuring to some people. It shows (hat even In the computer age, the experts might be wrong. BERRYS W O R LD Mc G o v e r n Vietnam Quagmire Predicted In 1949 Book As wen during the recent anniversary com­ mentary. aim dm everyone now agrees that the U S war In Vietnam was a dreadful mistake. Fewer know the historical circumstances that doomed our course. In early 1965. as a junior senator, 1 privately repressed to President Johnson m y fear over his Vietnam policy He seemed willing lo listen until 1 referred to the early history of our Involvement In Indochina. "Don't give me a history lesson. George." he said "I've already got history lessons from Fulhrlghl and Mansrirld. I don't have time for 'story when I've got. American boys on the l.ne." I appreciated the pressures on the president, hut I ieft the White House that day convinced that we were on a perilous course, I wished he had read a book that came Into my hands as u graduate student at Northwestern University in 1949 — Owen I.atllmorr's T/rr Situation In Asia That hook, by one of our greatest Aslan scholars, opened with these words: "Asia Is out of control. From Suez lo the Western Paclllc we face one problem alter another ... which we cannot settle ... by an American decision. ... The old forms of ascen­ dancy. protectorate, or rule cannot be reasserted by military action. ... The more modern and highly equipped Is the military (orce that Is used, the more expensive Is the failure even­ tually Inflicted on It. by cheap methods of guerrilla warfare,..." The Ill-fated defiance of such warnings began with the Trum an administration. Franklin Roosevelt believed that a century of French roloutallstn In Southeast Asia should not be resumed after World War II. "Th e French huve milked that area for a hundred years. The |»eople of Indochina deserve something lielter." iie suld. Hut Trum an, suddenly confronted with the burden* of the presidency, knew little of Southeast Aslan history. His concern was possible Soviet penetration of West el . Europe. T o get France on board the Western Alliance, he was willing to help Parts restore Its warshattered empire In Indochina This policy pul us on a collision course with Ho Chi Mlnh, who had been trying since World War I to enlist American sympathy for the Vietnamese struggle against the French. As a young man he pursued Woodrow Wilson at the Versailles peace conference on behalf of "selfdetermination" for Vietnam During and after World War 11, hr cultivated American support. Some of my fellow pilots shot down over Japanese-occupied Indochina were safely escortrd bark lo their bases by Hu's under­ ground Ho literally copied the familiar lines of the American Declaration of Indejx-ndenrc In proclaiming the Independence of Vietnam. He also sent numerous messages to Washington In 1945 and 1946 asking for American cooperation to break the French yoke. None of those messages was answered. Why? Because, us Secretary of State Dean Arheson put It, Ho was un "outright commie" amt therefore, presumably, undeserving of American notice. The prevalent view was that he was simply an Aslan agent of Moscow and later of Peking. These assumptions Ignored the fact that Ho had made his own way for many year*, that China and Vietnam hud a thousand-year history of mutual dlstmst. that Ho — although guilty of many sins — was. like Yugoslavia's Tito, a nationalist first and a communist second. He was a pragmatist — not a rigid Ideologue. At one point. In 1946, when he was criticized by pro Chinese elrmrnts In Vietnam for agreeing lo a short-term French military presence, piled. "You hails ... I prefer to smeil French dung for five years rather than Chinese dung for the rest of my life." It was legitimate American |mltry to check Soviet or Chinese penetration of Indochina, but the most effective o do that was to cooperate with Ho ralher than fight him. Instead, we not only sided with a doomed French rolonlallsm. we then underwrote a series of South Vietnam­ ese client rulers — none of whom ever approached the popular nationalistic base andrrship skills enjoyed by Ho. Indeed, tn the mid-1950s. President Elsenhower frankly con­ ceded that In a legitimate elertlon. Ho would have won 80 percent of the vote In both North and Soulh Vietnam, If Elsenhower's assessment was correct. It explains why Secretary of State John Foster Dulles moved to block the 1956 election In Vietnam agreed to at Geneva In 1954 following H o* defeat of the French If that election had been held. Vietnam might now be an Aslan Yugoslai'.t on reasonably good terms with the United Slates. Heyond this, the terrible bom­ bardment thal shattered not only Vietnam but also Laos and Cambodia would have been averted — a devastation that helped topple Cnmbodla's Prtnce Sihanouk. I bus opening the way for the gcuorldal Pol Pol. who killed 2 million of his fellow Cambodians before the slaughter was largely halted by the Vietnamese occupation One can only mourn that an Indiscriminate anticommunism look precedence over an older, more positive American value — tile principle of s*-|f determination — or un even older value — common sense Perhaps we can yet tx-nr()l from the tragedy of Vietnam If we learn Its lessons. One lesson Is Don't attempt lo chart the future of another people — say Nicaragua — In defiance of history’ and local realities Grandiose geopolitical strate­ gy and rigid Ideological commitment are not enough lo carry the clay — lo say nothing of the luiurc. W A S H IN G T O N W O R LD E D W A R D J. W A L S H The New Candy Man Big Oil Not To Blame A m id-sized mlddle-Am erlcan newspaper, not known for Its fondness for business recently published an editorial entitled ''Dig Oil's Greed Still Showing." Com ­ menting on the recent rise In gusollnr pump prices, the editori­ alist ventured durkly that "About the only conclusion the average motorist ran teach Is that the big ol) companies are out lo make all the ptntu they can during the visraltott season " The only plausible conclusion one run reach about that statement Is that the average m otorist 1s manifestly more Intelligent than the average editorial writer — at least at that particular paper. The motorist knows that the more he drives, the more gas he consumes — thus the more h r will spend on It. And drmand for gasoline In thr United States, though 15 percent lower than In 1979, Is 5 percent higher now than In 1983 Contrury to thr halluelnallng of the editorialist, the price of oil products has nothing to do with the "greed" of the oil Industry. The truth ts more the opposite. In January 1985, retail prices for gasoline were lower than they were four years ago prior to the lifting of federal price controls by President Iteagan un January 29, 1981. That Is. a gallon of unleaded regular, whlrh accounts fur more than 80 percent of all gasoline sales, coat an average of $1.15 In January of this year, down from $1.30 In January 1981 under federal controls. During thul four-year period, state and fedrrul gasoline taxes Increased un uvrrgr of 6 6 rents per gallon Without thr tux, und after adjusting for liiflutUm. the retail price of unleaded regular declined by nearly u Ihlrd In four years of thr free market. The rrrenl rise In gasoline prices Is thr result of complex economic und |Mdltlcal events Although there Is plenty of oil on thr world markets, suppliers received a Jolt lust winter whrn producers of the Organization of Petroleum Export­ ing Countries and certain non OPEC memtx-rs fulled to drtivrr expected quantities. On the demand side, the British coal strike, which lasted 11 months, forerd Britain to consume an rxtra 300,000 barrels of heating nil each day. through a harsh winter, to compensate for the lost coal. Meanwhile, thr oil Industry Is the most heavily taxrd In America JEFFR EY H A R T In O ver His Head It seems, regrettably, that some of tile brothers In the conservative m ovrm rnl are a little short on culture, and partirularly on literary sophistication. This is a personal misfortune, of course, since It ruts them off front u good deal of pleasure, hut It Is a pollcll.il misfortune, too. since It renders Ihe conservatives vulnerable to the old Jibe that they are "the stupid party." "Th u s ." writes Mr. .John Lofton. "It Is a sign of growing decadence when those who should know Ix-llcr — such as Dartm outh English professor and columnist Jc llrry Hart — praise what Is. by any stand.ud. obviously Irasli. In a review o( Allen Glnsiterg's Collected Poem* 1947-19HO. Mr Hart say* dial Mr. G. U a 'great writer.' that his |>orin 'Kaddlah Is one of the greatest pieces of writing lit Ameri­ can literature.'" Mr. Lofton makes no serious attempt to refute the judgment of Kaddlsh, Indeed. In Ills tirade, hr dors not mention It again Rather. Mr Lofton seems merely to ills approve of Mr. Gln»t>erg jx-rsnnally Ginsberg, he thinks. Is a "24-carat Hake, and has never tried lo hide tills fact ... A 1983 UPl wire story quotes Mr G . as say tug Ills vulnerabilities urc cowardice and homosexuality." On the evidence of Mr Lofton's article, his acquain­ tance with Ginsberg's poetry Is second-hand, and drawn Irotn articles by hostile critics, talk shows and the like, und he Is willing to condemn the poetry because he dislikes Ginsberg's poolltlcal views and Ills personal life Ginsberg lakrs drugs! But, of course. If we exclude a poet's work on those grounds we w ill be excluding a great deal Pablo Neruda, lor example, was a long-time member ol the Cntttniunlst Party, served as Salvador Allende's ambassador In Paris, and wrote a Ode to Stalin Awful The trouble Is, the fellow could write, and It would lx- Idiocy lo claim otherwise E/ru Pound Is one of the greatest of modern p<x-ts in English Ills technical virtuousity exerts an In lluence on practicing |xx-tx beyond thal of any poet writing In this 11 im irv lie won the Itollmgcu Prize awarded by Ihe Library of Congress lor Ills Pisan Cantos. But he would not get Ivy John Lollotl. The Pisan Cantos, among other things, cele­ brate Hcnlto Mussolini Out goes Pound Now one of I hr achievements of civilization has been to recognize the excellence of expression as something apart from the opinions expressed, or even the content. You can write great poetry about tx-havlor ordinarily Viewed as de­ praved Baudelaire did so In Flowers ol Evil But Baudelaire, of course, also t«x»k drugs, so he strikes out completely according to thr critical standards deployed by Mr. Lofton While we urc on the subject of drugs, we are going to have to do without quite a lew writers Col­ eridge was an opium addict Strike the Rime of the Ancient Mariner und Kuhla Kahn from the lists And out with Edgar Allrn Prxv who not only took drugs but liked very young girls Now Mr Lollon strenuously objects to the homosexuality of Allrn Ginsberg, but we run Into big problems here Walt Whllmun was a homosexual, Hart Crune was tixt. Most people who rare aboul (xx-try co n sid e r them to have been supreme port*, but not. I suppose. Mr. Lofton B y Steve Oerstel W ASHINGTON (UPl) - George Murphy. If remembered at all by the general public. Is recalled mostly as a solid song-and dance performer from another era of the arts. A better kept secret Is that Murphy served In the U S . Senate from 1965 until 1971. holding California's roulette-wheel seat that has been occupied by three others ■ In n . i» Even admirers would he hard put to claim that Murphy’s one-term In the Senate entitles him to even a footnote In history. Hut now Sen. Slade Gorton, a Republican from Washington, has revealed a secret kept from the public two decades, one apparently known only to his colleagues and very probably many blur-sultrd page boys and girls. George Murphy. II has been now told. Is the Senate s original "Candy M an," a generous dispenser of sweets lo his colleagues from both parties. For 20 years no one mentioned that desk No. 75 In the Senate, the one from which the generous Murphy dispensed Ills goodies. was a mother lode of candy for sweet■ Uxithed senators The desk, fortunately. Is wellsituated — on the aisle, back row Just as you enter and leave the Senate. The secret of the "Candy Desk" was well kept until Gorton Issued a release, noting that he was now the ocrupant of this desk and would carry on the rich traditions started by Murphy. The tradition rould well have died with the departure of Murphy In 1971 hut did not, thanks. In turn to Sens Paul Fannin. R-Arlz . Harrison Schmitt. R-N.M.. and Roger Jepaen. R Iowa. and Steve Symms. R Idaho who. In order, were assigned the desk, Murphy. Fannin. Schmitt and Jepaen were candy specialists, loading the drawers of the desk with hard candy only. Syms served what G o rto n described aa a "fin e assortment of sweets" provided by candy and chocolate associations In a c c e p t in g h is n e w r e ­ sponsibilities. Gorton said he would provide "ample quanlltiea" of can­ dles made In hts home state and said. "I hope this will provide the Senate with the energy and stamina to seek us through the difficult problems we face." JACK A N DERSO N Missing Kids' Parents No Longer Go It Alone " We'r• going lo bm Iho FRIENDLIEST bank lo go undor this year " WASHINGTON Hundreds ol thousands of American juirents know the heartbreak that comes when their child is kidnapped, murdered or simply disappear*. Until recently, these parents faced their anguish pretty much alone, but that situation has changed diurnalIcullv us public awareness grows The scope ol the problem was made depresslngly clear when the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children opened last June In Washington. In Its first three months, the center received more than 7.000 calls on Its toll-fire hoi line 11-80O-843-567H), Yet that buicly sciau.be* the surface. According to government figures. 1.5 million children are listed us missing every year. The center was promoted by President Hcagun who has declared this "Child Safety Week." uml has met with representatives of law- enforcement agencies, schools, community organizations and gov­ ernment. They will form a coalition called the National Partnership for Child Safety, und focus on rem itt­ ing more help from the private sector In the nationwide effort. Utility enm|>anir* have ulready Joined the campaign by enclosing pictures of missing kids In monthly billings Photos are aiso appearing on milk cartons and shopping hags The U S. Chamber of Commerre. working with the national center, shows photos of missing children four llmct u day during newscasts on Its satellite T V stulton Crimewatch groups — now active tn one of every six neighbor hi aid* — arc keeping un eye out for threats lo their children. The results so far have been heartening. In the Itrst six months of the mittonul center's operation. 8 4 1 missing i htldrcn were ac­ counted for. �SPORTS Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Tuesday. May 7, l f U - J A S8m IG ord on Is No 'Flash' In Pan LOOK H ER A LD S P O R TS E D ITO R S A C W ill G iv e O vied o C h an ce To G a in Respect O V IED O — Rodney Dungrrfirld never attended Oviedo High School He never went one-on-one with Konnle Murphy or tamed one of Favella Robinson's uplkcs. .Just the same. Oviedo High Principal Charlie Webb says when It comes to rrspect, the Lions rank somewhere Just above or l>rlnw the man who yanks on his tte and makes Jokes about himself. "W e Just don't get the recognition wr should." said Webb the other day. " I don't know what It Is. Maybe It's where we're located. Or. maybe It's the conference (Orange Belt) we're In. "For some reason, we Just haven't be able to establish our Idenllty." Webb hopes all that will change now. With the formation ol the Seminole Athletic Conference (SACI last week. Webb says Oviedo — one of the SAC's six memlKTs along with Seminole. l-akr Mary, Lyman, l-ake Howell and Lake (Iranilev — will finally get the chance to earn the respect It deserves. "Th e SAC should be great for Oviedo High School." says Webb. "It will help us In attendance and travel. Competitively. It will make a lot of difference recognition-wise ' Webb went on to Illustrate Ills problem He said sometimes when the Lions would whip up on a Leesburg or St. Cloud, the reaction was one of apathy. "People would say. 'Leesburg Who?"' said Webb Triumphant returns from Lecshurg. St. Cloud or Eustls just didn't srl the fandom's heart a flutter. "Eve n when we had that great football tram {12-1 and a final four apppearance)," points out Webb "W e weren’t packing the stands like an un­ defeated team should "Now. that we're plavtng our natural rivals, we'll get much more recognition when we brut one of them.” There were other reasons. Some county coaches knew enough about the Linns to know when they would be good and when t h e y w ou ld b e p o o r . T h e y w ould s c h e d u le accordingly. Some went further than that, ft wasn't considered loo s h r r w d to play Ovtrdu. It was the old 4A vs. 3A theory. "We can't w in ." one coach confessed. "If we beat Ovtrdo. that's tfie way It's supposed to be. If Oviedo treats us. we look foolish, losing lo a 3A school." There were also some coaches who shied away from playing Ihe Linns when the aforementioned Murphy wore the Qrangc and White, Murphy, now playing at Jacksonville University, was Ihe greatest basketball player to ever come out of Seminole County. The presence of bis 6-5 all-around skills, no doubt, irli a few unretumed phone calls for coach Oak Phillips When Murphy was a senior. Ihe Lions were Ihe only team to Ik- Kissimmee Osceola's state champions Th e Kowboys’ only loss was later erased when It was found Murphy was playlnglnellglbtly due loan Incomplete. Whether the Lions arc JA or not, they have alw'uys Ik t ii competitive In most sports Phillips ran pul his baskrltiall record up against Just uuytmdy In Central Florida. The same for baseball roach Howard Mabic. Oviedo's tennis mid track programs usually send some to state each year. A couple of years ago, Fayctta Robinson was as good as any girl Ih re r-s p o rl (volleyball, huskrltiull. wthballl standout In Ihe county la-fore a knee Injury cut down her mobility. In softtmll and volleyball, the Lady Lions are a powerhouse ami probably wlli be for years to come since* faith squads have a wraith of gomb young performers Coach Jackie Mlllrr s sofihallrrs were the confer­ ence. district and region champions while coach Anlla Carlson's neiters won I he conference,district and region. Phillips. Oviedo's athletic director, shares the Mine opinion as his boss and looks lorward to the challenge "It might lake a couple years for us to be competitive." he sAys. "Hut we're really growing (pru)rctrd 2.200 next year) That w111 help." Phillips says recognition wise The SAC will Ik - a plus, loo, "W’e'rc In there with a hunch ol pretty good teams and schools." h r says. "Even III Central Florida, we'll get better press coverage It will be a challenge. We're looking forward lo tt. We re going to I k - right around town " Yes. the Lions have gom! roaches and good Ians. Winning and tradition have tx-rn there throughout Ihe years. With a little help from the SAC. Oviedo should be able lo get the respect II deserves. Now. If only Charlie Webb would quite yanking on bis Ur... Charlie Webb, Oviedo High School p rin c ip a l, stri kes his best R o d n e y Dangerfleld pose. Webb says with Ihe Inclusion of Oviedo I n t h e n e w Seminole Athletic C o n f e r e n c e wi l l help the L i o n s establish their Identity. By Chris F itte r Herald Sports W rite r Fran Gordon's nickname Is "Flash." but she's definitely no flash In Ihe pan. For ihe fourth straight year. Gordon, a Lake Mary High School senior who will Ik - 18 on May 29. has qualified for the State Track and Field Championships You can t be any more consis­ tent than that. And this year she wants to rap a brilliant high school career with a stale title. Hut there's more to this young lady's makeup than sports, sports und more sports Granted, she's a natural, an accomplished performer on any atfilrllc field. She was Lake Mary's Female Athletic of the Year last year. "Flash" has taken on cross country, soccer and track In consecutive seasons and mastered them all. Hut athletics constitutes Just one half of Hits attractive senior. She was Lake Mary's firs! homecoming queen this fall. And the beauty Is more than skin deep She has a bubbling personality with ihe intelligence lo match To hear this particular young lady talk, you wouldn't lx* surprised lo one day hear her being paged as Dr. Gordon or working us an engineer On one ol the Space Shuttle missions While Gordon Is looking forward to running track in college, she definitely has tier priorities In order Gordon, who bolds down a 3.8 grade point average, said she Is planning to go Into pre-med and her second choice Is engineering, two very demanding college majors. Gordon, daughter of Sanford's George and Catherine, Gordon, knows her capabilities and there's no limit to what she can do oner she puts her mind to it She Is one of three Lake Mary- Lady Rams who qualified for Saturday's 4A S ta ir Meet at Showaltrr Field In Winter Park. Also qualifying are senior Jill lluddrnliagrn and sophomore Tonya Ixwson. This Is the lirsl year that Gordon will compete in |ust one event at the stale meet so she has the whole week to prepare for the 440 dash. "I think 1 have a good chance of wJnnlng." Gordon said "I've had a lot of Injuries this year, hamstring (mils and groin pulls, hut they're all gone now. I led strong." Gordon showed how strong she is In the quarter at last Thursday's regional meet as she put on a sudden burst at the linish lo outlcan West Orange's Terry Reed for first place with a lime of 57.9. lilt- vers.ililr senior, who holds Lake Mary school records in seven Individual events, was runnerup In the 440 dash at last year’s state meet when she ran a career best 56.H. The leader In the 440 this season. Fort Lauderdale Dillard's Jennifer Dooley has run a season's best 56.1. Other top competition In the 440 will come from West Orange's Rccd and u pair of Seminole High seniors. Trlnu Walkrr and G le n d a H ass " S h e (D o o le y ) la o n e o f th e o n e s t h a t d ie d In th e H*f»M PSo'o I t Tommy ViMtflt Fran Flash' Gordon, right, outleans West Orange’s Terry Reed to win the 440. race Iasi year at slate." Lake Mary coach Mike Gibson said. "She ended up finishing tilth Fran has to run her own race, not Dooley’s. I've been telling lu-r tb.it all season long.” Along with her school record 56 H In the open quarter. "Flash” also holds the records in the 110 hurdles (16.3). 100 dash (11.2). 330 hurdles (47.5). HHO run (2:23.0). 220 dash (25.9) and long Jump (1B-3W). She also ran on ihe school record mile medley and 440 relay teams. As a frrshruun. Gordon went to the 2A State Meet In Ihe In thr long Jump, where she look third und llu- 220 (flflh). As u sophomore she competed In the 3A State M e e t In the 440 and long Jump anchor leg on ihe mile medley relay team which look fourth Alter the track season Is over. Gordon will compete In the Slate Heptathlon conipctllton where she took 12th last year. One of the biggest in fill voces in Gordon's high school career has been Gibson, her coach (or all lour years. I love coach Gibson, he's been so nice lo me." Gordon said "He's hrl|>rd me so much ihcsc Iasi four years und we've had some great limes lie's iltr one that started me In ilir quarter, lie gni me to run cross country In I lilt grade and Iluit has really helped a lot.” (d id n 't p la ce In lo p s ix ) . L a s t sa a so n , u s a J u n io r G o r d o n lo o k K T o n d In I h e 440 a n d ru n t h e S « t O O R D O It . P a ge T A Merthie's Hit Drives Moose Past Elks, 7-5 Kv&£w><vs W W ft .*K <& llV V A V * l l S w / > ^ a .v “ « a Anthony "B o o n " Merthie’s two-run triple In the lop of thr eighth Inning propelled Moose to u 7-5 victory over Elks In Hanford Junior la-agur action Monday night at Chase Park It was the first game of thr second half of thr season for ImiIIi teams Moose tied Klwunls Tor thr first hulf title while Elks Mulshed second. Moose jumped oul to an early 3-D Irad In the top of (fir first. Scooter Leonard’s Hill slnglr diovr In the first run whllr two more scorrd on a double off thr bill of Jim m y Murphy. Moose upped Its Irad lo 5-0 In thr lop ol the third on an error und an RHI slnglr by Richard Mobley. R a ilr o a d e r pitcher C a l v i n Donaldson, above, had a pretty busy day Monday as his team lost to D. A. V. When Donaldson wasn't hurling, he was covering the plate. At the right, 'Fam ous' Amos Sparrow comes thundering home with a run as Donaldson searches for control ot the ball. Sparrow had a busy day, too, with a homer and the mound victory. H*r>M h»St hf *•* Pmtv Sparrow Chirps Again As D.A.V. Wins "Fam ous" Amos Sparrow had lost Ills voice after his D A.V. IDIaahled American Veteran) team got ofr to a miserable start Hut Sparrow chirped lurk Into the spotlight Monday when lie sc attered seven lilts and slugged a solo home run to lead D.A.V. to a 7-4 victory over thr Railroaders In San­ ford Little National League action al Fori Melton Park. Sparrow’s pitching and hitting per­ f o r m a n c e a ls o k n o c k e d Ih e Railroaders out of sole possession of second place The Railroaders now stand at 6-3. Ihrrr and a half games behind league-leading First Federal, while I) A.V. Improved to 2-7. The Railroaders bad lakru an rarly 2 1 lead, but D.A.V. scored three times In the bottom of the second for s 4-2 lead. Singles by Bernard Sparrow and Elliot Hrnwniv. along with three errors, paved the way for D A.V in the second D.A.V. took a 5 3 lead Into thr fifth Inning w hrn Scott Sr slack ham ­ mered a solo homer off Sparrow to B aseball bring thr Railroaders within 5-4. Willi two out In thr Inning. Richard Washington tripled to put the tying run on third. Hut Sparrow reached I>ack und struck out Terrance Jones to end thr Inning. D A.V Ihcn addrd two runs In the botlom of tin- null I'hillip King led oil with a triple and scored on a wild pilch and. with two outs. Sparrow sewed up thr win hy slamming a home run. "Famous" gave up a two-out single in the top of the sixth but struck out Hie next hitler to end the game. |n other Little Nallonal League action Monday. First Federal ran Its record to 8-0 with a 16-3 rout of Cardinal Industries Joe Wiggins continued his torrid hitting'strrak for First Federal as he was 4 for 4 with two triples, a double. a single and two RBI's Wiggins also scored (our limes and combined with Alonro Brundldge to loss a one hitter at Cardinal. Brundldge added Ih rrr doubles and two HHIs to the First Federal attack. Scooter Dunn broke up the combined no-hlltrr when he stroked a two-out doublr In the bottom of the fifth, und final Inning P O P P A J A Y ' S R O U T S RINKEK In one other game. Poppa Jay's rapped out 17 hits en route to u 15 9 victory over Rlnkcr. Poppa Ja y's moved Into second place with Un­ win D c m r ir iu a P re s le y . D c m r ir y Beamon and Maurice Fisher had four hits each lo lead the Poppu Jay's olfensive outburst while Kevin Mit­ chell was 3 for 4. Presley scorrd four times and smacked a pair of doubles and a two run homrr. Darrell Canada wax 3 for 3 with two triples and a double lo lead Rlnkcr at thr plate. Corey Ik-nnrtt and Dryuu Grayson added two hits each. Meanwhile. Murphy pitched shutout bull until the bollom of thr sixth whrn Elks rallied for two runs. T h r first scorrd on a bulk whllr Ihe second. Wllllr "Sugar T e x " McCloud, stole home. Elks eamr back to tic It at 5-5 In Ihr bottom of the seventh whrn one nin scored on u wild pitch and two more crossed via errors. With one out In the top of the eighth. Jeff Derr reached on an error and Mike M rrthlr followed with a doublr to put runners on second and th ird A nthony Mrrthlr then stepped up and smashed a triple to snap the tie and provide thr winning murgln Mike Mrrthlr. who went on In relief of Murphy, retired the side In order In Ihe eighth, In Monday night s first game. Dewlghl Brinson was 4 (or 5 with four triples. Inrludlng Ihr game winner In Ihe bottom of the seventh, us Knights of Col­ u m b u s o u ls lu g g r d Notary. 17-16. The Knights Improved to 5 6 overall with thr win while Rota­ ry dropped Its 11th straight Behind Brinson for K«H\ Ray Williams slugged three doubles while Bobby Coflrld added u s in g le and d o u b le . H r n r y Williams was 4 for 5 lo leud Rotary while T im lluiiipiou had liner hits arid drove In Ihrrr runs and Gerald Morris also hud three hlla In games Wednesday at Chase Park. Ball Motor Line plays Kiwanls at 3 p in and the Elks takes on the Rotary at 7 :15 p m �*A— Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Tuesday, May 1, IttS SPO R TS IN BRIEF Kelly's 4-TD A ir Raid Leaves Breakers Without Shelter, 45-7 (•ORTLAND, O rr. (UPtl — When (h r air ralrl hit. Ihe Portland Breakers could find no shelter. In what roach Jack Pardee duhbed his tram's beat |N-r(oruiancr of the season. Houston dealt Portland a 43-7 defeat Monday night, the breakers' fourth straight, lifting the Gamblers Into sole possession of first place In (he USFh's Western Conference with an 8-3 record. The Gamblers, leading passing team In the league connected for 403 yards through the air. Houston quarterback Jim Kelly threw four touchdown passes and scored on an I l-yurd run. "They just bent us In every way possible.” Portland Coach Hick Coury said. “ It was baffling. Kelly, second rated passer In the USFL. passed for 348 yards before fie left the game In the fourth quarter. Todd Dillon came on to throw a for a touchdown with 2:30 remaining. Kelly said much of the credit goes to Hlchard Johnson, who taught all four of his touchdown passes and was credited with 137 yards receiving. “ You can't be n good quarterhark If you don't have thr ret elvers behind you.” Kelly said. "It makes me feel good that I threw four touchdowns. I threw one Interception which was stupid I Just didn't read the covernge on that play." Steyn G ives Lendl Tough Test NKW YOHK (UPI) — Aside from being cold and wet. Ivan Lendl felt a certain sense of relief. Even he was surprised ut the lough competition he received Monday night from unheralded Christo Steyn. and was simply satisfied to walk away with a victory under difficult conditions, Not only was It their first meeting since the Junior Fenen some elglil years ago. hut Lendl hadn't even sern the blond Kmilh African since. "It was difficult, no doubt about It." I,endl said following his ralndnterrupted 7-3, 6-3 victory. "I didn't know what to experm him or what would happen. "When we had the (rain) break, I had a chance to think h ImiuI what was htqqK-riliig. and to think of some strategy," Tenth serd Tim Wllklson. despite service problems In Die opening set. defeated Dan Cassidy 7-5. 6 2: No 12 Mark Dickson tieal Jay Lapldus 6*3. 6-2; and Marlin Jalte. the 13th seed from Argentina, misted South African Derek Turr 6-4. 7 6(7-2) In oilier oiienlug-round mmalrhes of note Monday. Lewlson Duncan. 1984 NCAA singles runner-up. swrpt the final lour games to overcome Israeli Stilomo Gllckstetn 4 ft, 6-2, 6-2. and Nlgrrlan Nduka Odlxor. three-time AllAmrrlea at the University of Houston, was a first-round vlctlmm at Forest Hills for the third year In n row, bowing to Hud Schultz. 6 3. 6-2 Small Crow d Didn't Hurt Derby LOUISVILLE, Ky. (tJPl) — Although attendance at the 1985 Kentucky Derby was the lowest since records have liern krtil, (tie (iirultlctit of Churehtll Downs said Monday the smaller crowd did not hurt the track "From a financial standpoint, it hasn't hurt our revenue." said track President Thomas Meeker. Saturday's crowd of 100.772 was nearly 10.000 below last year's 126.433 and the lowrsl since figures were first recorded In 1971. 'the track had doubled the prices of both box seats and admission to the Infield — from *10 to $20 — but Meeker noted three wagering records were set at the race won by King George: Winning Cures All Billy Martin doesn't have a worry In the world. George Stelnbrrnner has hts future all mapped out. "I'm gonna see if we can't get him a Jockey's license," says the Yankees boss, obviously much more excited over thrm winning their last four In a row than Eternal Prince's next-to-last-place finish In the, Kentucky Derby Saturday. Stelnbrcnncr. who owns a bigger piece of the Yankees than he does the horse, wus al Churchill Dow* for the Derby, where more people talked to him about his ballclub than about the coll. T h e m a jo r it y of his frie n d s told Stelnbrrnner they thought hr had made a good move In bringing bark Marlin to manage the Yankees still a fourth time. Nothing unexpected there. What are his friends going to tell him? He made a bad move? Of course not. But the media In general hasn't been so approving or applauding of his derision to lire Yogi Berra only 16 games Into the season. Especially since Sleinbrenner had gone on record saying Dial no matter what happened. Berra would finish out Die yrnr Must of the pa|M-rs and the majority of T V and radio commentators rnu gh rd up Stelnbrrnner real good for what he did In a manner not seen or heard since tfie days of Charlie Finley. By Ihe way. what ever happened to ol* Charlie Someone told me he was thinking of starting hi* own league In Tahiti. Using an orange baseball Personally. I had trouble understanding why same of the attacks on Stelnbrrnner got so personal, they were actually viscous. Same with Martin. I saw one particular column about Martin 1 thought went way out nf the baseline. The writer probably thought he was showing flow fearless he was. That's a laugh. You should show how lough you are much Iretter In private than In public. W ith re g a rd to the q u ic k sw itc h Sleinbrenner made, no one denies Yogi Berra was an outstanding ballplayer and Is as nice a guy as you'll ever meet. Similarly. Milton Richman UPI E D ITO R •SPORTS no one denies Martin wasn't as good a ballplayer a* Berra but Is a better manager. Facts speak for themselves. The change Sleinbrenner made, the one he was so roundly criticized for. wasn't a popular one. but It certainly was for the better The Yankees look like an entirely different ballclub They're morr aggressive, for one thing They've got the fans excited, for another They drew 50.209 for Sunday's ballgame with the Kansas City Royals at Yankee Stadium, and I can't believe that was all due to them giving out free umbrella* as part of a promotion. I have to think Martin's presence was directly responsible for at least part of the crowd. Even If yon argue that. I think you’ll have to admit some of the people who intended were drawn by the way thr Yankees are now playing. Who's responsible for that? Martin, of course. And don't forgrt Dir man who brought him track Stelnbrrnner hollers ouch once In awhile when he's hit. but he has shown me he can take the heat I think he even thrives on It. and right there he reminds me of Harry Truman more than anyone else. He gets things done. Attd sn did Give ’Em Hell Harry. I asked Strlnbrennrr Monday how much hr Is bothered by all the criticism hr recelvrs, H r said It doesn't bother him at all. which I don't la-lleve for a minute. But having watched him operate. I know It won't keep him from making another unpopular move In Dir future If h r feel* It's dictated. "You do what your gut reaction tells you to do." he said "It doesn't bother me taking thr criticism. I'm gonna do what I think is right. They (the players) want to have discipline. They wanna see the manager run tne team. . . . ,#Look at guys llkr Earl Weaver and Dick Williams. They dldn t care If they were unpopular, but they won You think Vince Lombardi worried over being popular? His ptavem *aid hr trratrd 'em all llkr dogs, didn’t thrv? And what about Paul Brown. They were winner*, weren't they? •'You think everyone loves Sparky An­ derson? Kirk Gibson said It wasn i the greatest pleasure to play for him But the Important thing Is he maintain* discipline and thev win for him." Sleinbrenner doesn't think he fired Berra loo quickly. That's because of Ihe nature of com petition in the Eastern Division, the one the Yankees are In Had he waited much longer. Sleinbrenner feels. It would've been too late. Berra liked 10 keep Die playrrs happy Martin docsn i concern himself wtth that too much. "He's gonna make the changes he feels he has to make, and not worry." Sleinbrenner nay*. "H e shouldn't either Is II that Important for a team to be happy!* I don t think so Remember the 1978 Red Sox. They were 14 1-2 games In front and I kept reading about how happy they werr and how much dlssentlon there was on our (cam. But we closed In and finally caught them. Then I remember George Scott yelling how Boston was full of discontent. Lemme tell you. only one thing makes players happy, and that's winning. Winning cure* all." Should the Yankees catch fire and go on to win. Martin very likely will finish the ••nitre season managing them and handle them again next year. For a while, anyway. That 's If they win Where dors that leave the 1 ankres "n e xt" manager, Lou Plnlella? It leaves him •111 hold. In us good a position as he ever was. maybe even better. Coleman M akes Fans Forget M cG ee United Press Internutlonsl Wllh St. Ixiuts rookie Vince Coleman creating such havoc on Dir hasepaths these days, the op|N>Hlllon must hr glad to face Willie McGee — ls-cuusc he's so slow. Of course, McGee remains one Ihc game's swiliest runners, bill even he in no mulch for Col­ eman. who swiped two more ttusrn Monday night to Increase hts mu|or league leading lotal lo 19. McGee, however, remains a dangerous threat who cannot l>r Ignored. The St. I anils ernter fielder went 4-tor-4. stole two liases and srorrd twice Monti.iv nlgbl to spark the Cardinals to a 5-2 victory over th r ban Diego Padres. McGee lias hit In seven of Ihc Iasi rlghl games wllh six stolen base* and six runs scored. SI Louis, which stoic five bases In Die game, combined N .L. B a s e b a ll s|>red anrt power in (he sixlli inning against Eric Show. 3-2. In score four runs and put away the 43 * “ He gets on. and our pitcher worries alxml him. and he steals a couple bases, It's still 2-1. hul Ihey get four exlra-bose hits. Coleman set It up." Dodgers 5 . Cubs 4 At Chicago. Candy Maldonado game ■'Four extra-base bits iri an singled and scored the ttcInning Is amazing lor us." Car­ breaking run lo Ignite a two-run dinals manager Whltey Herzog I Ol h Inning that carried the Dodgers Maldonado singled off said. Coleman Singled, stole second Ray Fontenot, 0 1 . went to third and third and scored on Andy on Ken Lundreaux'a single and Van Slyke's triple To m m y Herr scored when shortstop Shawun doubled home Van Slykr to tie Donston hooted Pedro G u e r­ the score 2 -2 . anil McGee rero's sharp grounder. Ken doubted home tlrrr unit scored Howell. 2-1, was thr winner In on T rrrv Pendlru r n ' s double for r e l l r t a 4-2 lead ■'Speed d o rs It for you Giants 7, Pirates S At Pittsburgh, plnch-hlttcr ••vcrytlmc," San Diego manager Dick Williams Mild. "They're a Scot Thompson highlighted a speedy club. Coleman is an four-run sixth with a two-run outstanding kid. He's exciting, single to lift San Francisco. Bill Laskey. 1-3. earned the victory very exciting. I Candy Maldonado ignited a two run !0th with a single to lilt the ■D o d g e rs past the Cubs. while Jose DeLeon. 0-5. struck out nine hut walked six In 5 1-3 Innings and took the loss. The Giants, who entered with thr league s lowest trailing average nf 207. had 10 tills. Spend A Buck. The day’s total handle was $12,330,650. up from the record $11,851,827 wagered In 1983. The Derby race total was $5,770,074. which exceeded the former record of $5,540,977. also set In 1983, Meeker said most dramatic was the Increase In per capita dally wagering on Derby Day — $113.57 — which was $22,72 above last years record of $90.85 per patron Machnlk Directs K eepers' Clinic I he Seminole Soccer School Is now registering players tor Its summer sot-err camp Four sessions are available as follows; June 17-21 for under right years ol age: June 24-28 for 10 and under; Ju ly H 12 lor rlgth and under uud 10 and under ; and Ju ly 15-19 for under U H to under 16s. Camps are open to Isiys umt girls. flic sessions cost $63 each and Include both Indoor and outdoor training The site Is Lake Mary High School. 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I I I p m Oakland I Sutton 1 1) at Toronto (Sitab I ll.t U p m Oolroll I Morel* 1 ) ) at Ta ta r I Sol** 1 1), • Upm B a ltim p * iD ito n 1 0) at Kan war City I VabatKagan I I I , • U p m Nau York IW M tw m I I I at Minnauita (Vto4a • it , • U p m Wattl* (B a a ttla I I I al Mii**uka* (M * * t I I I , I I J p m S i *a t l t l ) l Qama* Chicago at C lav*land night Oakland al Toronto night California at Botlun. night D ttrait al T a ia t , night Baltim oraal K a n u i C I t ) . night Tla* York al M lnnatela, night Vaattta at M iluauka*. night N A T IO N A L L K A O U I la tl Chicago N a « York Moniraal VI Lov>« Philadalphia Tracey Mitchell hanged out four hits Monday to (rave the way lor Klwanls' 19-4 rout of Rotary In Sanford Junior League softball action ut Fort Mellon Field. Adding two hits each to the 15 hits offensive attack for Klwanls were Phyllis Moore. Showunda Walker, Tewanna Chisolm. (Jun ta Presley, Chrlstlnr McNeil and Lilia Dellufleld Chisolm was also Die winning pitcher for Klwanls. Rolury hud 13 hits In thr game but Chisolm's control pitching was thr dlllerence as she walked Just two compared to 10 for Rotary pitching RESULTS PlttiSurgh W L Pci OB 1* • AM • I* • AM •w II « *11 w. II U 4M 4 IS 11 UI 4V» 1 II Ut 4'% Waal le a A n g tN t 1* 11 US aw Van Omgo II it in V» Moulton II il too ) Atlanta II •I ot 14 Ctncmnall II 11 os 3 Van frp n c lK O • IS IM 4 Wanda*'* A t t a in LP* Angola* I Chicago a I I I inning*) Van Francttco t. Pilt»bw rgh I 11 Lout* L San D-ago I Tu a td a p * Santa* Van Fra nc,vto (O gtt l « > at P.lt*fcvrgh I Turmoil • >1. I U p m Van 0<tgo (D r a .a c k f *11 pi ( I Lauit (f o rte * 111,1 U p m Laa Angola* I Brannon | I) al Chicago (R uthvonB II. ) S p m ttoutton IK n app or 1 (1 at Mantraal (Saim aa t I I . I U p m Atlanta I Sadro*can p | ) ar N o * York (D arling M l . I U p m Cincinnati (toko 4 1) at Phiiadalphla I O t o*r I I ) . 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FI. Graham Selects 5 Countians For State Leader Conference Five Seminole Counly studcni -athlete* were amonn 150 rhosen'to participate in the 1985 Florida Athlete-Leader Conference in Tampa Gov. Hob Graham announced Iasi week those athlete* that would participate in the conference, sponsored by the Governor * C o u n cil on Physical Fitness and Sports The values c lari Ileaf inn/leadershlp confer­ ence will he held Ju ly 10-12 In conjunct Inn with the Sunshine Stair Games Tampa is the host city of the 1985 games Two of the five county athletes selected arc from Seminole High. Including hilly I’enlck and Louis Drown, both juniors Prnlck was one of ihr top cross counly runners In thr stale in 1984 and Is currently vying for ihe 4A State Championship In thr mile run Drown missed much of the track season with an Injury but has returned to solidify Seminole in the relay races. Lake hruntley High also had iwo selrclions Including Juniors J im- Pledger and Sherry "Ire " Asplen Pledger was one of the lop defenders In the county In the 1984-8^ soccer season in which the Patriots advanced to the 4A Suite finals before bowing out In the champion■Oiip game. Asplen. the only girl selected for ihe conference from Seminole County, was a standout point guard on the Lady Patriot basketball tram, which had Its best season ever, and played first base for the softball team. Also selected from Seminole County is Lake Howell junior Mark Schnttkrr. a lullbark on the football team and forward on the baskVtball squad. The athletes, 150 throughout the state, were selected from nominations submitted by high school principals, athletic dlreclors and sport governing bodies Including the Sunshine State Games. Th e group of participants were chosen based on their athletic achievements, scholastic record, demonstrated leadership potential anti extra-curricular activities. "Florida's Athlrte-Leadcr Conference was organized to help outstanding athletes realize the significant role they have In society and to help them establish realistic and positive self-expectations." Graham Commonwealth Gives Challenge Billy Penick. left, and Louis Brown, two track standouts at Seminole High, were selected by Gov Bob Graham lor the Student Athlete Conference In Tampa. vald “ We feel confident the program will be extremely beneficial tn assisting these exceptional Individuals io team more about a variety of postilvr life alternatives." The at hide-leader conference Is held annual!) m conjunction with the Sunshine Stale Games Sports personalities and Olympic Athletes (mm the state of Florida have agreed to visit ihe conference and s|x-ak to tire athlete leaders — C hris Flster Nuggets Top Jazz; Go Up 3-1 United Press International Denver rookie Willie While, perhaps forgetting his roach's advice, seemed lo unravel a hit Sunday night "I thought we'd gel him over Ills nervousness early.” coach IViug Mix- said Itefore the game "I'm going to tell him. Wllllr you're starting li you have io gi> to ihr bathroom, you'd Ix-ticr go now.'” White, filling In for Injured guard Lafayette "F a t" Lever, turned over the hall with 2:44 left Sunday night, giving the •lazz a chance to cut ilirir deficit to I point. The Nuggets, howev­ er. held on lo win. 125 118, and take a 3 -1 advantage In ihr Wrstern Conference semifinal series. White had H points. 4 reIxiunds and 2 steals, and knows exactly what he would like lo do would when the series resumes Tuesday night lo MeNIrhols Arena. "I'm going in try to set the tempo that Fat had." White said Monday. The Nuggets have won 24 of their Iasi 20 home gamrs — including iwo playoff victories against thr Ja zz Iasi week Lever, one p lu y n m k rra In o I thr ih r <NIIA Iop t ills Tuetday May 7, 1*U — 7A game. Philadelphia exploded lor a 24-6 run In a span bridging the ililrd and fourth quarters to pul away the Ducks. In D e t r o i t , the P is to n s season, was scheduled lo un­ managed to tie their series 2-2 dergo arthroscopic surgery and are trying io derail the Monday night alu r he hyperex- Celilcs’ efforts to become the icnded Ills Icil knee lu the last llrsl tram to repeat as NHA seconds of Denver's loss to Utah Cham pions since lloston in 1968-69 Saturday. Tra m officials *ay Lever will BR UINS H IR E GORING B OSTON III PH - When the likely miss the rest nt the season Th e 0 tont d guard played all 82 lloston Urulus claimed Hutch i unlrsts of the regular season Goring on waivers Jan. 8. they and averaged 12 8 |M>titts. 7 48 got more i ban a veteran hockey assists and 5 rebounds per player T h e y got their ncxl coach game Goring, who helped Ihr New The Nuggets lead their series with the Ja i t 3-1 The winner ul York Islanders to four Stanley ihe scries meets the the victor ili C u p s . M onday was nam ed I he Lakcrs-Trall Hlurrrs mat­ Hrulns head coach, allowing chup lor a berth In the NHA general manager Harry Slndrn C h a m p io n s h ip se rie s. Th e to step truck Into Ihr front office l.ukers lead the best -of-five series Ituni the Ix-nelt Slmlen look t I and continue their series over as coach when he fired Gerry Cheevers Fell 13 Tuesday night in the Forum. As coach. I could see, hear Ill other playoff action. thr I'hlladclpht.i 7<icrs. who swept and observe Hutch Goilng. and Ihe Milwaukee thicks In (our ihe more I was around him. Hustraight games, awuil Ihe out­ more t was convinced he was the come ol the Celtics I’tslon*series leading randldaic lo lx- Ihe new which is lied 2-2 heading Into c o u c h . S l n d r n said, " l l y Wednesday night s game ul season's end. then- was no doubt hr wuH the |x-r*on we ought to Itost on Garden. Trailing 71-tl3 in the third have here.” Goring. 35-year-old. Hi year q u u r ie r In S u n d a y 's f o u r th NBA/NHL veteran, will hang up his hockey s w e a te r In I a v o r of the shlrt-uiul-lle Job Under NHL rules, a player cannot also lx- a head eoarh, "I guess I II get t!u* licit (lo play) from time to time, hut this is a liemeudnus opportunity lor me and one I can’t ullnrd to poss up, Goring said H ru lns defensem an Mike Mlllmrv appointed assistant roach in a surprise move, will retire alter 10 years in Hie league Jean Kalrllr. a Hrulns assistant coach (or four years, will lx- relumed as a special .isslgumrlll scoul Goring, who played lor 10 years with the Los Angeles Kings ami live with the Islan­ ders. was a Drum lor 39 games lie said no Iminedlale changes are planned on the Boston tram which has lost in Ihe lirsl round ol ihe playnlfs the pusi two years and finished loutlli lids season in ihe Adams Division "We will play the same aggrcsslvr style which Is syn­ onymous with Boston Hrulns' hockey.” h r said "Th is organ!zallon Is committed to winning and Ihe right talent Is ih rrr." Ill Ills 16 years In the NHL. Goring scored :t77 goals and 513 assists. Fern Park I Commonwealth Insurance Is beginning to serve notice that li Is rea dy lo challenge for the lead In Ihe Eagles Division of thr Seminole Solihull Club C o m m o n w e a lth Insurance knocked off first-half winner Forrst City I Frey Insurance. 7-5. a nd also defeated O v ie d o Wtglnton Sprinklers, 7-4. In Ihe win over Forest City, C o in m o n w e a 11 It In s u ra n c e backed Ihe four-hit pitching of Storm! Lilirell with an 11-hlt offensive attack. Unxike Burns led the way with three singles while Llttrrll helped her own cause with two singles and two Kill*. Aretha Klggtns supplied most ol the olTrnsIve punch for Frey Inurance as she went 3 lor 3 with a palt ol d o u b le s and drove In two runs. Defensively. Brooke Burns and Valortr Monlco kept Fern Park I out ol trouble as they combined to turn two double plays, one In the fourth, and a key one in the sixth l.ittrrll also drove In two runs as did Knblu Whitehead. Susan H ayden and A m y H ouston added two hits each Hrldgettc Jcncrette had two hits and drove In two runs lm Oviedo W lg in tn n S p rin k le rs also handed Forest Cllv I Frey Insur­ ance another loss. 6 i This lime, the score was tied at I - 1 going in the rlghlh inning when switch hillin g .Indie Switzer pounded a ih re r-ru n double iroin ihe left side of the plate lo drive In the w in n in g runs. Swllzer. a freshman w ho pitched Oviedo High to ihe district and region titles, usually hits (mm i In- right side. Karrtr Share. Anna llullts and Marrle Green added two hits each lor Oviedo while Krln Hlg gins rap|x-il three singles lor Forest City. S o ftb all Burke contributed two hits and two Kills each while Dawn Gehhurt scattered seven lilts for ihe pin-hlng victory. Against Goodings. S h e rry McDonald clubbed a home run it* lead the 13 hit Angels assault. Schuler added a double and triple while Gina Quinn and l lllany Klnehart had two stogies each Sh aron H o n a vcn tu re stroked a single and a triple In Hawks Division action. Carrie Leva drove In the winning run in the lop of the eighth inning as Forest City I Burger King upended the Altamonte Kern-guiles, 9 8 Kelly Hartman and Tania Diaz led the 17 till Burger King attack with four bus each. Jennifer Kruger and Mainly Kenterla had I hrre hits apiece lor Ihe 'Gadcs. In another Hawks Division g.utie. (he Adams connection paved ih r way as Cussrlherry Pools by Max blanked Burger King. 4-0 Sherry Adams and Sandy Adams had iwo lilts each while Missy Marline/ and Stacie Thomas scored two runs apiece to lead the way for Pools by Max. Pitcher Kristy York turned In an oulsiandlng perfantuinrr and also snagged a number of line drlves to keep Burger King off the Ixisrs, In other Kugtcs Division pluy. the Forest City Angels claimed a pair of victories. 11-6 over (tinker Material and ir»-io over Forest City Goixllngs In Ihe win over Klnker. Trliui Shuler slammed a single and a Sherry McDonald clubbed a double and drove in four runs while Leticia Strickland had home run for Ihe Fores! Cily three singles and knocked In two Angels In Seminole Softball runs Tonya Colvin and Denise Club action. Knock On Wood For Winner Of Spring Fling WO NEW SM K YN A BEACH - G utsy secondgeneration rare driver Kicky Wixxl of Orlando won the Second Animal "Spring Fling 100 Thundcrcar Championship on Saturday night >d N't w Smyrna S|n-edway. Sponsored by Buchanan Furl Oil. Wixxl Ills chassis expertly set-up ul RaceCo. and wlili a I ml m l Boh ('lark-built small block Chevy engine undrr the hood, was strongly challenging early leader Mike Filch, when Fitch's engine exploded lielwrcn thru 3 and 4 oil lap 44 Oden coming out of the turns sideways, wide o|x-ii. Wixxl led the rest of Ihe way. holding nil a s u jx t elfort by young Riehard Proulx whose clulrh faded early Lair In Ihe on e, runner-up Proulx was driving wiih a nearly flul Irlt rear lire, and at Ihe lliilsh line. Jic really had to get it all together to lx-ai ixipulur Pine Bills pilot Glenn Smith by Inches Fourth and fillh were Ben Ikxjtlt and division's high point man Tom m y Paltr n o n David Rogers took the late model main. Ix-stlng LeRoy Porter. Jcx- Middleton, the Champion T V Rentals machine of Bill Orrmovlch. Hamid "Fat Hut" Johnson and Bill Posey. The top street stock finishers were Casey Hawthorne. Bill Klnlry, Ted Mtirhrm. Doug I Inward and Phil Berg Knur cylinder division's high |hiIii I man Hobby Sears. who seems well on his way lo the track championship, won another feature, with Gene ... Gordon Olympian and one ol Florida's greatest (rack ath leu-* ever. Chandra Cheescborough " I thought lhat was grrat wheq I heard. " Gordon said of Chreoeborough being named an asHlnnint "I know 111learn a lot from her." One of Ihe new assistant coat ties who will most likely be working w ith Gordon nrxt yru r Is former Bui. the academics wit) come first, xhr said. "P m going lo hil ihe ixxiks very hard.” she said. "M y lirsl choice right now is prr-med Bui I know engineering won't Ik - us liud. I really want lo lx- a doctor, hut It wouldn't be too shabby io lxan engineer either My ambition Is to make ihe dean's list my first semester. That's whai I waul to do first." Continued from SA Gordon's track eurecr won't end Saiunlav Nrxt season, she will lx- running for Florida Stale University. "Coach ITerryl Ujng told me ThuriKlay night I'm going lo Florida Slate win. lose or draw." she said. A uto R acin g Van AHtlne. Billy Hoovcn, Sieve Thompson and Ray Symons rounding out the inp five. Eddie Tovel. Sieve Mutidrl. John Hack. Don Koberls and Mike Kubanlck were the top llvr modrunner finishers. LATE MODELS THUNOCiCAil Firif heel 14lepil t Bobby Seert, Ortondo Secondheef 14fepi) 1 Mey Symont, New Smyrne Beech Feetore (IS lepbl I Bobby Seert Otfeen 1 Gene Ven Aliline. Mims, } Billy Mooven OfUndo 4 Sieve Thompton. Senford S Rey Symont. New Smyrne Beech 4 Cur fit Miller Senford 1 Jimmy Treyerfhen New Smyrne Beech I Jock Heyet Teverhier V Tommy £lltt Fdgewefer 10 Reifh Perry Mimt F Qualifier David Rogert, OrlAftdO. II 111*#t Fi*if heel 110l4p*t » Roger% Feelwf* 111 IApt) I. Devicl Roger*. Orlando 2 Le Roy Porter. Oflerxlo 1 Joe MiddleIon. So Diftone l Rail Otmovit h N** Smyrne Beech % Hero>d Fe» Ret" Johnson, Senford * Bill Potty Hockledge 7 J#<k Heckney Roronel John M*»t#y Port Orenge t RrcfcyCeldeell, Deytorse 10 Bob PenderheiI Woreheiter Mass Goldsboro Elem entary School coaches Hell to right) Jack W illiam s. Irna W alker and Anthony Brown |oln their team to show off ROADRUNMKR1 HeeM4iep«) I WillSmeenk DeLend Feefurt (10 lepiM Eddie fovet, ApopfcA 1 Sieve Mundwt, Qrlendo ]< John Heel, longwood, 4 Don Robert* Seniord„ I Mike kuhentek, Longwood 4 Jeff Tovef. Apopke I Chris Blehr. Deltone • Will Smeenk. DeLend V Rey Compton Jr . Jeckienville. 10 J T Peevy DeLeon Spnngt Spolski No-Hits Dodgers Andy Sjxdxki lirrd a no Inner and Maik I’lelconcs clubbed Hirer singles as Ihe Aslros ■tainted Ihe lirsl hall title in Hie Allainimlr Llltle League Major National Division wllti a 12 2 roul ol Ha- Dndgris. Chris Elclcones added a triple lor tiu- Astros wtille Sjxilskl. David Koblsoti and Alfrrd Cor­ nell had one single each. In Its llrsl game ul Ihe second hall, the Aslros pulled out an 8-7 win over me Cardinals Spolskl's I hire singles led Hie oilrnse while Chris IHeelours added a pair ol singles and also picked up Hie pin hlng victory In Major American Dlvlson ,u tloo. Kevin Sion Sam Evans and Charlie Curley rojx-d iwo singles each as Ih r Indians rlublx-d Ihe Yankees. 14-2 T.J. Uluffrlda hurled the first four Innings for the win and was barked by u defense that played errorless bull. Eddie Howard iiad iwo tills lii lead ihe Yankees. LIASM TO S C U B A DIVE each The Angels sewed iqi the win In Hie bottom ol Ihe seventh when Varltrk snagged a line drive and thrrw to Wistrom al first for a double play. S A N FO R D C L A S S S S N O W r o N M IM O C A L L ! C O N S O L I O A T S O M A R IN S N S W SM VRM A SSACM 1*0*1 « I S . * O S l Designed and engineered (or a smooth ride and long mileage Lifesaver XLH' whitewall kw \ i r111 M S I) ru v riA n r m r is iA rio v f M M f lO V liS li P 1 IM M IS P22WTMI1 rn v riS li J I 1 f Uw Pmm A IM II M S IM MM SI M S IM SSM S tM *46?? •li-Lv-Ilanftr*<tKMn. UmqMiJb4gjw. qumt ihN Milk *ftM|w« tiMtJ dxsgt •(i'll drvwyOi ioJ NUff llW In 4*v1WIN. 4«d p h'Bkai cptil My A P ftV TODAY . HtITAHT C M 0 IT . .. AOK TIRE MART MON Mil H S 10 SAI * 1 00 SK 32 2 -7 4 8 0 / ills IR IN C N AVI GREYHOUND PARK S A N I0 N D Can » lb » r ry Mif w *•!«*! HH HAClUQ NlGHtl* WlttlL ACl SHOW |OUIMIL A S It A U C T A I DAILY D0U8LI 7:41 PM u*r*iut SSKJ0 In T-tiall play. Jason Leva’s ih rrr run homer highlighted a six-run seventh inning ihui propelled Ihe Angels in a 28-23 victory over the Astros. Jason Vurlirk drove in six runs to lead (he way fur ihe Angels while Leva and Trorcy Wistrom knocked in three runs „ A IM I (X u m l m i x I ( Alll-Z. 0 6 T OPEN 11.00 TRIFECTA io*. first ball championship with a M-t victory over ihe Braves Ik-nnrll was a lv i Hie winning pitcher in lhat game. its trophies for winning the 8- and 9-yeer-otd division of the county track and field championship last week. FOUR CVLIN0CRS I Attest Queltfier M*ke Ftkh. Verniuie, IV44bee Spring Fling 100 1100 lepb) Shewsirg driver, horn*town end Iapt templetrd I*1Il Ricfcy Wood Of iendo, 100 2 Rictwd Prowls, orIAndo 100 J Gienn Smith Pine Mill*. 100 4 Ben Booth Delend n I Tommy PeMerton Sco'limoor VI. | EdEeifebrmk Senford t\ 1 Gery Smell Oiendo VS • Jerry 6u<beugh. Nee Smyrne Beech v) t John Ktffcgerd Cocoa v? id Mike Btrfttld, Pierion vo Lep i vector% Mike Fitch I 44 R*ckyMood 4$ 100 In Minor League play, Todd Martin was 3 for 3 and drove In Hirer mils as the Tlgrrr. bombed Hie Aslros. 11-3 Chris Bennett added two hits and Iwo KBIsand was also the winning pitcher for the Tigers. Ttie Tigers went on to Win the Goldsboro Champions S T R U T STOCKS Firil heeI 4leptil Ted Ml Ichem, Senford Secorxf heet (AleptI I Phil Berg. Teverei F*e»ure CD lepil I Cebey Hewthorne SenCord 2 Rill Klnley Dfleen 1 Ted Milehem Venlnrrl 4 Oo*_*g Hoy*-erd. Like MoHfl, S Phil Berg Tevereb 4 Benny Gibbon. Ocoee t Denny Bowen Ob*een • Linde Brooks Oeytcme Beech V Meryin Brooki. Deytone Beech 10 joey Mf4rmeek. Seniord 00 P.M. Elagsnt Dining in our Chlal Oicsoia Tseises Clubhouss For Dinnor Rstorvsboni Call: •09-4J10 \flt0UH rOUAlTLAHOBLtO OP O l ZAOAZIt TO o r 00 FAST 70 17 92 THIN NORTH jrOSfATMOLAKVO i 00 EAST t0 I 7 17. THIN S0tHH| ro SCATWOLA A V0 ICII >■Sits# | �4 + >> ii * I A — E vtn ln g M t r« ld , Sanford, FI. Growth Management Tuesday M#»r f. If f ) FLORIDA Senate Takes Up Coastal Protection Bills IN BRIEF Fisherman Drowns ; F o u r Saved From Capsized Boat W E S T PALM BEACH (UPI) - Five fishermen who set out to catcli klngflsh were knocked into thr sea by a large wave that capsized their boat, anti one of Ihe men drowned while the four others were at sea nine hours before being rescued. Alfredo Hernandez. 28; Lazaro Alonso. 2ft; I'edro Alperui. 31: and Fidel Fortin. 35. who are all from Palm Beach County, survived the nine-hour ordeal that began Sunday night off the coast of Juno Beach, the Coast Guard said The name of Ihe fisherman who drowned was not disclosed. The survivors clung by their fingertips In the vessel and watched a Coast Guard helicopter fly over them In the pre-dawn hours until Ihey were rescued later Monday morning. The survivors were llred and shaken when rescued, but none required medical attention, u Coast Guard ofllclal said. One of the survivors says he Is not returning to Ihe sea Officials Throwing M ed fly Orgy MIAMI (UP1| — U.S. and Florida agriculture officials are Initialing a Mediterranean frull fly orgy today to end a fruit fly Infestation In northeast Dade Courtly that |>osesa threat to Ihe stale’s $1 billion citrus Industry. The first airdrop Is scheduled to Itegln at 7 a m. and should lake about two hours, said Anita McGrady. spokeswoman for Ihe Mrdfly Eradication Project Millions of Ihe flies will be dropped river an 88 squaremile area for about 10 weeks The flies will Ire able to mate and lay eggs, but unable to fertilize them About 240 million meddles produced and sterilized try radiation In a Honolulu laboratory will Ire spread In Ihe north Miami tar gel zone. If successful, the Infertile (lies will male with frrtlle partners until Ihe normal 30-loftOday natural end of Ihe lifespan for the tuedfly The U.S. and Florida agriculture departments also are ultacklng the problem In Dade County with weekly aerial sprayings of a rnnlalhlon Insect (ailson mixed with a syrupy iilgh-prolclit ball Escaped Killer Still On The Loose W E S T PALM BEACH |UPI| - A convicted killer who broke out of Jail with Ihrec other men by using a hacksaw and bedsherls was slid al large, and (roller were combing Palm Beach County to find him Police said "numerous unllx" were searching Monday night for Joseph Daniel Bivins. 25. of Boynton Bench. Bivins was convicted a few weeks ago of Ihe October 1984 shooting death of Roiiuld Shanker. SB, it convenience store clerk in West Palm Beach On Friday, a Jury recommended Bivins Ire given life III prison, but he has not hern sentenced, Authorities Irrlleve Bivins Issllll In Palm Beac h County. The other three men. who escaped (ruin ihe county Jail Sunday night, had been recaptured try Monday afternoon. ...Donate Continued from page I A Tile Squlies case Involved the largest number ol organs do­ nated by unr patient at Sanlnrd's Central Florida Regional llonpl ml. aerurdlng to a hospital spokesman A leant of doctors flew from lbe Medical College of Georgia to Sanford to remove the hrarl Thai oprrutlon was lliilshrd at 1:17 a in. S u n d a y and (lie transplant In Gerogla was com­ pleted within two hours. While ihe leant was enrnule to CFHH thr s|ieclullsts were In contact with attending physicians and later said It was I be smoothest tra n s p la n t I h e y had ever (lerfontted. CFRH arranged lot ihr dnrtms lo have a (Hiller escort to and Irom Ihr Sanford Airport. Ollier organs were removed by 4 a. in A kidney was transplanted laicr Sunday In Ihe 44-year-old man al Florida Hospital Orlando ami u 4 1-year-old woman In Miami received ihr oilier kidney Monday morning. Ms Feller said T w o people In Gainesville underwent successful u|ierallons lu h a ve S q u ir e s c o r n e a s irarisplanled The University ol Gainesville also look -»nnr boor tissue lo be used in Iruiisplanl o|M-ralIons. Ms Fetter said She said In s u lin prudot lu g cells will be removed from Ihe p a n crea s by s p rrlu tls is al W a shin gton U n ive rs ity , Si lands. and will be Injected tutu a diabetic's pancreas that Is nut producing Insulin Tissue Irom I lie splrrn will lie used In processes I lull helps match up (M itrnil.il donors and people who nerd a kidney Iruiisplanl. Ms Fetter said. A s u ita b le re c ip ie n t was located lor a liver transplant but lie was nut well enough lu undergo Ihe operation Ms, Fetlei said the usual priM'i-dure In a case such as Squires' begins with ih r alien ding physic lull telling a pntlcnl's fam ily lltal Ihe Injuries are ptohahly Lu.il and would Ihey consider donating certain organs should tin- ( m i m i i i die Once himlly permission Is grattled and Ihr prison legally dies - no sign ol brain activity — a Merten of tests a ir run In AREA DEATHS RUTH BUCHANAN Mrs Ruth Buchanan, 7H. ol 102 S ilv e r C lu s t e r C o u rt, lamgwood, died Monday al the lumgwood llealib Carr Center H o r n J u n r 3 0 . 1 9 0 ft lu Pennsylvania, she moved to lumgwnod Irom Indiana. Pa. In 1963. She was a retired licensed practical nurse. Site Is survived by a sister, tails Holms. Sun City. Arlz Bald w in -F a ir child F unrrol Home. Allum unir Springs. Is In charge of arrangement* M ARIAN J . C H R IS TY M rs. M a ria n J . " M a r y " Christy. 40. of 504 George St Winter Springs, died Sunday ul Florida Hospital-Orlando Bom Oct. 20. 1944 In Stanley. N D.. she moved to Wittier Springs In 1977 from Columbia. S C She was a computer operator for Sun Bunk ami u Lutheran She was an Army vrlcrnn ol Ihe Vietnam War. a member of the Veterans """Sbwrn^ffi^TFTSvusToM!^ (H o llin s T A L L A H A S S E E IUPB - With Its financial problems pul aside Just briefly, the Florida legislature this week Is turning Its attention to Ihe other big Issue of Ihe 1985 legislative session — growth management. The Senate scheduled debate today on a coastal protection bill, the first Hem to resell the floor In a series of growth management and environmental protection bills on the House and Senate calendars ibis year The (rending proposal (SHs 84 85 uritl 1221 would forbid use of stair funds for building of bridges, roads, sewer lines and olhrr “ Infrastructure" on coastal barrier Islands The bill would also mandate tougher coastal construction standards for Ihr frag­ ile ocean edge. Including a provision for 30-year erosion projections In coastal zone protection plans The cumulative efrccl of the changes Is to sharply discourage. If not make impossible, continued <oust ruction on thr Islands. latter Ibis week. Ihe Senate lakes up Us version of Ihe Comprehensive Slate Plan — Police Unable To Shoot Man Who Killed Ex-Wife's Lover FORT M YERS HJI’ll - Police said llicy "didn't have a clear shol” at a man who ended a barrage of gunfire in his exwife’s mobile home willi u fatal bullet (or her 83-year-old lover Held wlihout bond on a llrstdegree murder charge In Ihe death ol Reuben Cohen was Russell Cook. 37 a Fort Myers sewer plant worker Cohen was wo muted al least twice before the lltial shot, as Cook allegedly filled Ihe mobile home wllh gunllre shortly alter midnight Mnmlav Also Injured were Iatlira Conk. ilie suspect's 37 year old exwile, and Angella Caudill. Laura Cook's 20-year old daughter ( ’apt John Mar Dougnll ol the Ler County sheriffs department HaId deputies arrlvetl al Ihe sr rue lit time lo witness Ihe last ol the shoolllig "They saw two while males and ilie w hile female llgluiiigtin I lie floor til lilt- H aller," lie said "|One| deputy ordered Ihe sus­ pect In din p Ihe weapon In sleild. lie (Milllled the gull al Ihe (ilher while male (Cohen) amt slioi him al pnlul lilaiik range." M acDougall said deputies could nut fire w ithout en­ delrrm lnr w hich organs un­ suitable lor transplant, dial Is. In good comhllon and compailblc with a rrclplrnt Alirr a de-terminal Inn Is made about wli.il organs are available, i hr Organ Honor Center Is iiotlhrtl and. ihroiigb a com­ puter nr Iwork W illi 150 organ donation ce nte r across the county, matches are made be­ tween ihe donor's blood type and nt/r nud recipients' needs. Once thr (arson Is legally dead arrangements are made lor the transplants. Only nnc patient mil of IDO admitted to a hospital wit It !n|ntlrs meets the crllerlu lor donation, Ms Fetter said. She said they have to he patients who have Iwen legally declared In.iiu dead hut whose organs can lw kept viable bv lllr-suppnrt systems II there's tin suitable heart or liver recipient, then the kidneys are removed as soon as can lw arranged by dm tors burn Florida I lonptlal Orlando which is the designated hospital In Central Florida for kidney irunsplanis. Ms Feltrr salrl Ms F rllrr said ihr mimlwr of organ donors is increasing tweausc of tin- public awarm css of I lie procrdiirc Evcti sn. it’s "n ot nearly 108 S u r v i v o r s I n c l ud e her husband, Lyle M : mother, Mrs, Pauline Walker. Palermo. N.D.; two sous. Lyle J r . F.lkhurt. Ind . Robert I*,. Winter Springs, four daughters. Paula L. Christy. Tam m y E Armstrong. Colleen M Christy, all ul Edwardsburg. M idi . ami Agalba M Christy. Winter Springs, (our brothers. Melvin J Walker. Edward J . Walker. Bernard J . Walker, all of Palermo, and Arnold J Walker, with thr U S. Army In Europe; two sisters. Carol J . Rowe. Sundry, and Paulrllr J . Andrrson, Tioga. N.D.; six grand­ children: maternal grandfather, Bert Krause. Great Falls. Mont G a rd e n Chapel Hum e for funerals Orlando. Is lu charge ul arrangements. ...Fire Continued from psge IA lie said itir county's station In Midway could help with calls on ttie* east side of the city and county station 35. already in the city hunts at ihr Five I'nlntH area could answer culls on thr south end The arrangement would be (Kirtlcularly lielptul when the ctly was uut on one of Its num erous rescue calls and needed a K irk up mm lo answer another call elsewhere. Kaiser said the agreement might lower Sanford* lire Insur­ ance ruling uiut thus save money on Its premiums. Insurance companies rale fire departments OAKLAWN W M R Al HOME Cl Ml U R Y *1 out csmslorj. n a n SlHkwIi umsi M U « 44A At Rtssksrl I I S T .'S ;. 3 2 3 -1 2 0 4 tons* U Cm tr*l Zbri* t a t s i U i iiu dangering Cohen or l^iura Cook "Th e y Just didn’t have a clear shot at die guy." he said A lirr shooting Cohen. Cook turned the gun to his own hrad. hut Infllclcd only a glancing wound before being tivrrjwiw* ered bv deputies, MacDougall salrl According lo MacDougall's account of the incident, Cook entered the mobile home park shortly after mldiiiglii. dressed in army latlgurs and carrying a -15 call tier pistol Park security officers saw Cook run across a field, anil called lor deputies. Cook allegedly cut ihe phone lines to the mobile home, then tiroke In through ihr- hack door. Ilndmg Cohen anil Laura Cook In bed Cook Immediately shot anil wounded Cohen, hui the victim was able to flghi back laiuro Cook Joined Ihe batllc. which moved Irom the bedroom to the living mom floor, as more shots were fired At least one lilt Cohen Another shol grazed Laura Cook's skull Caudill was lilt In Ihr leg when she stepped oul ol her bedroom In ih r middle ol Ihe truy. Kittinger Does It A g ain , Takes Balloon Race Win PALM SPRINGS. Cali! (UPI) — Orlando's Joe Kllllnger. who tnadr ihe second longest balloon flight In history last year, won the Gordon Bennrtl Inlernallonal Cup race w ith a slightly less spectacular rlforl — a 25ft-mile jaunt ili.it ended III the Nevada dcsrrt. T h r balloonist ' s ye I low -and-w h Hr. hr I turn Idled Rosie O'Grady, touched down Monday morning near Gunderson. Nev . about lOO miles northwrsl of Las Vegas after 49 hours In ihr air Last year. Kittinger slaved aloft 47 hours and drifted lo Hobart. Okla . more than 1.900 miles Iroin Ihe launch site. The winner ol I he Gordon Bennett is determined by total number ol miles covered in a straight line Irom (he takeoll point Tills year's race was hampered by a lark ol wind "Everyone is okay Th e b allo o n Is In t a c t ." race s(M)keswomau Debbie Fawcett said Monday. Kuiinger s victory marked the third consecutive lime hr lias won ihe race, making him I lie (Irsl (lersoll slnee Indore 1 - ...Panel Continued from page 1A Sanford Avenue and beyond But unlike lhal committer F.iri said the 25th Street panel should not htrr private engineering cousiillants lo study (tie road lie said the two cities and thr county could save money hv doing the work themselves "I think we have enough lalrnl in troth of our shops to (lull oil a corridor study committee,'" Farr said The decision to Linn the committee was one of several agreements the two commissions made during what Mayor Smith termed a "history making meeting " She said to her knowledge ill- re had twen no such |o1ut meetings In the past, Sturm called the meeting "a giant slrp forward," Alter discussing topics nl mulual concern, the commissioners and lop sialfrrs from ImiiIi gov­ ernments continued their talks informally over refreshments. Other developments from the meeting: • I hr two couimlsslons agreed lo put Ihrlr two top administrators. City Manager Frank Faison and County Administrator Ken tliMqwr. lu work on a agreement concerning the $20,000 the city Is charging the county for book up to Sanford's ul till y system ut Ihr- m u n ly Jail Ktrehholl requested thal thr city nl Sanford rrdtice the lees ton "reasonable amount." Hooper s.ild Ibal II was Ihr city's tnetliiKl ol formulating til II II y costs thal made thr figure so high If Ihr county were ( barging for the hookup*, hr said It would only cost about $8.000or $7.OIK) Faison said the fee formula Is set by ordinance enough." she said ami II would lw up lu the city commission to Ktsl year, Ihr East Cm ii.il change II Hr suggested (tint an alternative mtghl Florida Tra n spla n t Program be lor ihe iwo governments to "trade oil" certain matched 40 donated kidneys lees, such as ihr county's landfill dumping fees with recipients, seven hearts and lor the city's utility hookup fees. Bui he warned two livers, she %ahl. So l.ir this such a practice could breed hard feelings In Ihe year. 20 kidneys, five hearts and tuiore if one party dues not feel II bus gotten a fair two llvrrs have twen donated shake by such deals She praised the Squires family Faison anil Hooper are scheduled lo meet tur Its willingness not only lo Wednesday and hummer out a proposal for ihe agree to the donations but tlirtr commissions In consider. willingness to publicly discuss • Hooper asked the Sanford commissioners to Ihe inallrr. consider making an agreement w ith Ihr county to ol Foreign Wars Post 5405, Winter Springs. Vietnam V rlrr inis nl Cell I nil Florida und past chairman of Boy Seoul Troop O w t e m p i* !* riM W S i Mom* a 10-year growth masterplan that sets goals some amendments, but the depth of the for channeling Florida's population growth removal of standing from the bill means that lo areas that can absorb It with com- If there's any hope for growth management aratlvely less environmental Impact than It's going to come from the Senate this year."" said Charles Lee of the Audubon some already crowded areas The House Natural Resources Committee Society. "It may be that 1985 Is not the year Monday approved Us version of the plan, but for growth management."* But Steve Metz, general counsel for thr stripped out key provisions that would give Florida Chamber of Commerce, said the citizens greater standing In court to make committee gave Ihr stale a "big stick -to local government enforce city and county force local governments to adrqualely plan planning acts and zoning provisions Under the commuter's version of thr bill, lor growth — o r risk losing all stale money. "T h a i Is significant." Metz said. "Thai only citizens who are affected by develop­ has historically been blltrrly opposed by the ments to a larger degree than other members of the community could sue to •business community." Later this week, appropriations commit­ stop ihe development In most cases How­ ever. ih r committee agreed In allow citizens tees of both chamber* will set to work on their versions ol Gov Bob Graham's $13.7 broad standing when the development Involves roads and oilier transportation billion stale budget The Stale Revenue Estimating Conference made a revised Urnis. Environmentalists assailed ihe committee projection of stale tax expectations Monday version, saying II leaves citizens powrrlrss — telling lawmakers they had an additional $34 9 million to work with In the year lo seek review of bad planning declsons. “ We expected that the bill would lake starting Ju ly I. U14N) sn ta a— I from I to 10 with higher rates m e a n in g h ig h e r ris k a nd therefore higher premiums. But Sanford Assistant Chief Ron Neel, also al the meeting. Mini ihe clly's fire rating la a 5 and with additional firelighters the ctly has budgeted for next year, the ruling could go to 4 and ltic city’s premiums would tie reduced anyway The county's present rating Is a ft. Kaiser said citizens lu the county und city would also bcnrlit horn such an agreement because the response lime lo the scene of u Ore or emergency would be shortened. Kaiser said "Th e response time has been fantastic" In Altamonte Springs. County Commissioner Sandra Glenn said Sanford's uvrrage response « •. - Joe K it tin g e r World War II to retire the G ordon B en n ett's bronze trophy. Kittinger. who last Sep lemlier crossed the Atlantic alone from Maine lo Italy In Ml hours co ve rin g 3.544 miles, was flying with co-pilot Sherry Reed. Both are from O rla n d o w here K lllln g e r o p e ra te s a n a ir b o r n e performing group railed the Rosie O'Grady Flying Circus -■>:— . lie up Into Us water lines so the two entitles could "trade water hack and forth" during emergen­ cies He Mild the clly's und county's water line* run close together ai Country Club Road and stair Road 427 and suggested thal liwatlnn us a possible link up lie also Mild the county ulrrudv has such agreements with the elites of Lake Mary and t asset berry Farr said ih r agreement would have to de|wnd mi the reserve capacities of both thr city and county water supplies. !loo|wr and Faison will discuss the mailer further at thrlr Wednesday meeting • The county commission agreed to develop a plan to put a sidewalk on Ihr north side of 25th Si reel Irom French Avenue west to Ridgewood Road Farr, citing ih r growing uiimlwr of elderly pedcsirtans In (hat area, asked ihr county commissioners lo consider helping to pay for sidewalks down both sides ol ihr road. Bill County Engineer Bill Bush said the south side of Ihr road has a ditch and not enough right-of-way to build a standard 5-foot wide sidewalk That would mean a sidewalk would be hutllug up agalnsi the curb very dose to the highway And In a 45 mph. that's unsafe. Bush Mild. Th e n orth side, how ever, has enough light ol w ay to allow for a 4 foot wide grass strip lirtween Ihe sidewalk and the road. Bush Mild KlrchholT Mild ihe county commission to ask Its stall to develop a plan for Ihe project and then II would present the plan lo the Sanford com­ mission. • Seminole Commissioner Sandra Glenn said she is studying how ihr county's park* und the parks within ihr county's seven clllrs can be consolidated lo Mive money. She said since park lands .ire very expensive, ihe county and clllrs should see how Ihey can m i v c money by Jointly providing land and services for parks In Ihe iulure. As an example, she said city land lhal Is adjacent to county land could be lurned Into a (talk with one rtillly providing stall and Ihe other equipment. She said Ihe county Is not trying to "take over'* city (»arks. "W e re trying lo find taller service ul a lesser cost." she Mild She said her findings will be ready in two to ihrrr months time Is abniil 4 minutes. Neel said The county’s Is 3 to 3.5 mlnutra near thr Sanford area. Kaiser said As an added feature lo Ihe packuge. Kaiser M ild Ihr county would (>ay for the conversion of Sanford's radio equipment so Ihe two departm ents could communicate with each other. County Commission Chairman Robert Sturm Invited Sanford commtsaloners to Inspert the county's $500,000 "stale of Ihe art" radio system the city would be hooking Inn* Kaiser said today the benefit to tjir county would be that San ford could cover "pocket areas" ibat arc near the city and difficult for the county to reach. However, he did not Identify the ureas. He also said the savings to the county would be substantial but he said he couldn't estimate bow much at this point The Sanford commissioners were cautious, saying Ihey would want to talk wuh the city's insurance company first In-fore considering the proposal further. Commissioner John Merrer said he "would like to see some dollars and cents" savings heforr agreeing lo Ihe arrange­ ment but he said he was open to the Idea If It would benefit the citizens. Sanford Fire Chief Thomas Hickson would not comment on Ihr proposal today until he could meet with Neel to hear more about the matter — Rick Branson �PEOPLE Evening Herald, Sanford El. Tuesday. May 7. ITE1-1B Basically, You Know, Vocabulary Is Limited D EA R A B B Y : liaslr'ally. this I d le r Is about people who basically overuse .a particular w ord, or gro up s of words flash ally, ihe worst ofTendem are people w ho say "you know" lour and live times In one sentence — basically speaking you know You know how overworked these baste words can sr'etn after Ihe store." but there's that fi.isu ally a short period of lime superfluous "OK ' tacked onto You know. 1find such repetitions It as If It were a question The "O K ” habit Is a sign of bisii ally nauseating, really. Bused on my aversion, you Insecurity, and Is used by people know. I'm considering taking w ho need constant approval for drastic action to Iraslcally draw everything they say. It makes one wonder how attention to this basic speech fault by taping ihe offenders* people ran go through school with such an Irritating habit mouths shut, you know. I in Itaslealiv a Ian of yours, without having it corrected bv you know, v> would you see If teachers or associates. T IR E D O F " O K " IN A R IZ O N A there are many others out there who, you know have basically the satnr reaction? D EA R A B B Y : What can 1 do G A IL It.. SltO R EW O O D . W IS. a b o u t an olit h ig h school classmate who has hern after me D E A R G A I L : You know in resume our friendship after IH Iktsif-ully I can understand your years? We no longer have any­ irritation because I do know that thing in common, and tu make such sloppy speech habits are matters worse, she has just limned by people with basically given birth to her llrst baby! (My limited vocabularies children are in ihrir teens I She Is eager for me to see her But don’t go away: here's a companion piece to your letter baby, and I dread it I certainly don’t intend to buy a baby gilt front Scottsdale. Art/ DEAR A B B Y : One of ihe must for someone that I have no annoying habits ! find among Intention of seeing again I ran't stall her any longer. people especially teen agers and voting adults. Is ending every Wli.it should I tell her lh.it won't crush her? sentence with "O K ?" T O O O LD FOR B A B Y T A L K The sentence can lie a simple stalrmrni. such as. 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Facparnam Fatty Laws and Uvea on an admrturwMsd im ol England and Franc* |R]D 0 0 THRCTI A CROWD vicar * aacrary about aar tatnar aMonday gdl is mwundarstood as bar way 0* *-i mat asaa |RlO S S ro 0 (Ml (MUNOVA A took at tsa ways (C O W WAVB TO ATTRACT TUB IMFnrtMAMHoar* tony Oanta ana Susan LucU taa* a agmsaartad too* si is* ways woman attract man. also Dr RulS Waaisaana) raAi aooui tai on ts* nrtr dais and Di Vans 'assorts conducts a coniaraattonwcfimop g Ttf(M| MOCFtNOCNT NCWB a |W i | T00AT M TUB LiOtSLA- 1 tvjrb a 111POUC* WOMAN 10:30 (U (Ml BOB NEWHANT O NBA BAJATTBAU Ptoyott gams 11:00 ® 0 O 0 O n«ws 5 (M)EEHNYMIU. D E A R A B B Y : I am 2 1 vrars old and planning my wedding. I picked out a beautiful sal In and lace wedding gown, but here's Ihe problem My mother wants me to wear the wedding gown she wore when she got married. I hate to hurt her feelings, Abby. Inn I tried It on, and I don’t care lor It at all Maybe It |u»t doesn't look good on me. hut l really hate to think of wearing ll on my wedding day. It looked good on my mother In her day. but there Is no way I could frrl beautiful In that wed­ ding gown Please, please help me get out ol wearing it, Abby Or should I wear it and keep m y mouth shut? My fiance saw the gown I want to buy (we picked it out together), and he says I should ask you. I would Im- pay dig tor it wiih tnyown money S E P T E M B E R BR ID E D EA R B R ID E ' lk' honest with \niir mother ll your day. and 1 know she wants you to feel beautiful Tell her that you have found the wedding dress of your dreams, and go for It? t (M) (MOO DAVI CM EARLY WORMNO WM 3) O ABC MBWBTNI MORMMQ ft(M)POP1 9FUHTMEKUOM-THU) 8:35 8:45 S O EY1WTTMBBB 0ATBRCAK (10) AM WEATHER SI TOO B000 M0RMBF0 AMCRCA is FLBETBTONBB TO) FARMOAT 7:16 IBKOdAK s 12:30 0 0 LATE MQMT WTTH OAVO UTTERMAN Scsadutod Barney D Anowo Trad IMtord gunanat (ncCupton U (Ml I LOVE LUCY IDO 0 o MOVtB ThaOrrtWSo Cams am-Wrappad (IBT4| Arena.d Lena KaranVpanbna 11 (M) UAVE rr TO BBAVER 3 MOVtB ' A Man CaAd Oat IIMII Jamas Oars*). Man0 0 THBAVEMOBRB 1:10 0 O OOIUMBO A Brava aFna tact* (R)g 0 |B) MOVTB T ld Osrar ( 1BTBI Rebarl DaHuo CybR Ssapnwd A Haw Ysrt tab drstar pu>Uamqua brand at IWBRjB agamat M* I at! oI csmrpbon who lava tswr tod an tsa raarOanta at maeny • 30 0 O FOUL-UFB. BLURB t IH(BBBCTV 1:30 2D0 (Q(M|BUARRB 2:30 ICSB NtWB MOHTWATCM 2:50 0 0 MOW "CArtobn*' <1*T4| BarbaraFartlna. Falsi *06 O M O W “ Tsa inuttorad I (tM T lO rg Ta m * . C a rd lyrnw 3JO 3J (Ml FAABLVAfFAJR 4.-00 (IJ (M|FATTY (MCI 4:30 ID (Ml 00AMDAT 4:40 0 0 MOW Stood. Swaat And FaaT (Tim LA4 i C«M. Franca it (MIQLFNCr 0 (W) WORLDAT WAR WEDNESOKY *30 7J6 8 *06 1 S3°(W1 MABTERFMCB THEATRE »(’0t MYBTERT1(WEOI i|t(J| NOVA(THU) t |W| THB MBART OF THB DRAPBFBFBM Club of Sanford Inc. for the Ronald M cD onald H ouse in G ain esville. Rotary Aw ards: About $8,000 Ihe Longwood Rotary Club presented the ■mnii.il Rotary Charity Awards d urin g a breakfast at II I* Cassidy s According in Don Collins, president lit area orgam/atluns received contributions Irom funds raised by the club sAnnual M K Run and Rolan < Parity Night Auction Receiving conlilliulIons were Scnmudc Connnunlt) College Foundation. Sl.ooo lor scholarships IIK TA S IlH H ) Lyman High School, *500. illness program and *500 scholarship hind University ol Central Kloilda. *700 Kappa Della s Parents Anonymous, and Seminole Soccer Clllb *;UX> Also HSVI*. *1 (HR). Grave Counseling » cMit'i $1,000. Ronald McDonald House *IHH) Seminole County YMCA *1 ixxt and Central Florida Zoo. $;iOO Society Sets Pet Photo Contest I tic H u m a n e S u e lr iv ul Scmtniilr ( ’mint \ is sprmsormg a I’l l I’linto t ’oniesi Send in voui lavorlte pci photo with a *5 0(1 donation entry lee .iloug with vuilf name address phone, age anti *1 slun stre f'lmtim must be r tear blat k and while or color 5 \ 7 preferred (no |Milnrolds| The deadline Is Aug dj twelve wlnnns will Ire clioseil Ity a panel ol futlge*: Ihll S.uivc t l'r i n lln g I'ulaeel 11.xi tiara Yltah.inn Uhl.unlit Sentinel phn tographerl and Hiirliara Woodall lllitm anr Snetriv photographer!. Winners will receive T-shirts. hunt|>cr stickers, ami HtHh cal i iiilar teaturtng ilietr |H t photo tor one month ol tltat yetar. ptub Kill ■rttlUealrit Irmii Agrt Mail. I rriigwood: Pages One lloui Photo. Satilord and Pl/ra Hut Lake Mary All pets arc cllglttle d«igs. eats, horses, rahhtts gerltlts, etc I he animal must I k - a per — tine dial df|H'mls on vou tin It s daily cate health and happiness Send you n u n to Humane Society I’el Photo Contest. I 'l l |tp\ 7 N | San Ion I :V277'J<)7H4 in deliver to the sheltrr nu i ......li Home Hoad In Sanlotd Phom ;t2d Ht*H5 SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 801 W. 22ND S T R E E T S A N F O R D ,F L O R ID A A B E K A C U R R IC U LU M K 3 & UP SAVE tSO 00 NOW E A R L Y R E G IS T R A TIO N TH R O U G H M A Y 31 ON N E X T Y E A R * T U IT IO N C A L L T H E O F F IC E B E T W E E N 1:00 l:OQ _ _ _ M O N D A Y F R ID A Y 3 2 2 -3 9 4 2 1J(M)Ftod(FAHTHBR MoolMMTVtROOMlR) 0 (() FAT ALBBRT 8 35 Q IL0VE LUCY •JO OTVOACB COURT DONAHUE BARM I (Ml WALTONS I iwibbbab ) m FARTTRKMBFAARLT O MOW (tO|M«TERROOEAS(R> (I) MBFBCT0H QADGET 3:35 4:00 10:00 FACTS OF UFE (R) HOURMABAI BAUTJBBOT tpfl)BM VALLIT |PM(LBCTTtoCOOMRANV(R) I0MATBBRRTMA 1030 0 0 BALI OF THE CBNTLRTY m 0 FAMB.YFBUO 0 (Wl B-S-1CONTACT (A)Q 0 (f) RBAL MOOOTB 1036 We are a Child Trend Certified Center “ America’s Seal of Qulalty A p p ro v e r • Community Safety Programs • Balloons • Clowns • Children’s Art Festival • Refreshm ents * Fingerprinting Parents •Find Out What’s New In Child Caret A G E S 2 YRS . - 12 YRS. S 2534 E L M A V E . SANFORD 312-8S47 United W&y FAMOUS RECIPE WEEKLY SPECIALS 436 O FUNTBT0NEE 4:30 oi ^ lu w w w W0 UM™ 0 m VOLTRON. DtFENOER OF 4:36 O fuwtbtonbs O WOMAMNATCH(W<D| 1100 5:00 t THROTE COMPANY I LITE MAXI ADIAL 10UKM OF MAZZAR0 iEUCTRC COMPANY (R) ImtOMAMOFJlANM 636 1136 O L1AVE IT TO BEAVER 11:30 0 0 M O P LM COUNT T A MUL'B'H 1136 J O IN O U R C E L E B R A T IO N ! *0 0 0 0 UTTU HOUSE ON THB iM LiifiB FirvR MI“towl ETAR TREK MBRVARMFW |(M) BCOOSY 000 i (10) IEAAJ tTRarg tMEUFER O LUCY SHOW SATURDAY M A Y n th IIA M - 3 PM Ribbon Cutting At 11:00 AM UAOC OF WATIRCOLOAflfTWU) 0 (Ml MAPC OF DECORATTVE FAFETMO(FRT) *30 6 RTAFTB MORE iwtFLOMvurmj OPEM HOUSE 200 O HBCKLS ANDJSCKU &0R FORTUM iFTtoCBUNOHT I ALL-STARBCTTZ Presents ANOTHBRWOWJ 0NBLPET0UVE t (M| ANOYOANFTTN i |HRALOHA CHMA(WED) ) (tO|UNOBRBAA. (THU) I (I0|JOY OF FAJNTblQ(FRP S HOUSI CHILD CARE PRE-SCHOOL KINDERGARTEN I' i Ftoyd Theatres | 8 h w i FVOROA HOME (MOWN (FRO 0 |B) MOW 1:05 O MOW 1:30 0 O AS THB WORLDTURNS ft (MI00MERFYU 0 (M| FAFfTtNOCtRAMCB(TW) I 0 0 LOVE OOMMCTTON I m w atblu cv 2 5 *06 8 In # C IN C IR B R IA D 130 (1) OATS OF OURLIVES O ALL mt children (Ml DCK VAN DYKE (I0|MOW (MON. TUB. TMUI |KI| AAiERCAN FLATHOUBE 2 •JO S 0 [I^bcaach for tomorrow BAHTA BARBARA OLKJMOUOMT OINBRAL N0BFTTAL )(M)O I JOE (MIFLORDAETYU HE) HEATHCUFF 3:05 O BUM BUNNYANOFtotNOB 3:30 D (Ml BOOS BUNNY ANO QBBWTTOMO 4:86 S RV0UNI H U M THB FAABLV f TUM I UtMi BBwrrcMEo S ltd MATURE OF THM0B of the Ju n io r Woman's 0 O CAFfTOL ft (Ml ORIAT BRACECOASTER M (Id MARRNUBEEU (TUB) 0 |«0) MAPC OF OR. 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CaM Q 0 0 HAA TO THB CMBF Tito I AT I III t l (YTWTTNCBB DAYBREAK 0 (I0|AM WEATWR OTHBBAJNT rMi rhoga Long w o o d Rotary MO iss paaaangan (R) gsry aid ts* nctvna o) aeddamar 0 O WHO'S THB BOBBT Angato toauHad alto a«*w boybtond wRar anadtoconarama abssnMranaad 5:10 Q WORLDAT IAMB (WED) 5:20 Q WORLDAT LAME (THU) 5:25 CD O HOUTWOOO AMO TUB •TARBIM0M.TUfl.FRB 5:30 0 3) rfl COUNTRY (TUI-PRO 9 JB4MT BWAOOAAY 8:48 0 O CRM PREVENTION(THU| Q FUMTSAE (FRf) 110|QAVE ALLIMAT LAME (DMOKTOAUIRY 1130 baa3) s anga) 0>s Host JoSony Car0 TOMQKT 0 0 TA JO son ScSaduMd Josn M v ac T O ABCNCWBNKWmjMC ft (M) BANFORO AMOBOH 0 (If TWSJOMT ZOMB 1M0 0 O FAU our Con, hmna and a rsMIJudRS Oapmar) aaarcs to • p re sid e n t of the tainly can’t (ell her ihe brutal truth — lhai you have nothing In lotnmnn and don t rare to see her baby. You're exerting far more energy ducking her and leellng guilty than It would take to buy her a little gift and see her baby. Sometimes the easiest way "around" something is right through It. TONIGHT'S TV Ob»*r • am>M m is* HOB K>y v i capttsa* on Mm Q 10:00 0 GD RCWmOTON BTULI StoaN concocts •cas* s* cart ol • (Manlogal Laws 10accompany San 10San F.anctscoto) aromanlicsoe May Camao appaaranc* By Tony D onald Collins, 6:30 0ra)UMTAMD WONLfi 6 M MONKAM I 536 O anpy BRNfmr * *0 *0 •» • f • I �m JB tv tw n g Herald. Senlord, FI. T u e s d a y , M a y 1. ttts B ■N(^ HSt " B U S I I I G 5 S ....... NOW O P EN J im WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIR and mPAWN SHOP i rtim Lashes B lue B o o k Cars ★ SALES: u n irw a u ^ 321-0741 830 6688 HOT. 17-92 ★ SERVICE: ★ RENTALS: SANFORD Vh. 323.1327 Review C&fC 322-2611 How! • Hcaiorr Antique Jewelry • Rnk* Krpalr • PUT YOUR BUSINfSS ON T H l M O V l • • riotk • Welth Repeir • Ring String ■Slone Selling A D V E R TIS IN G • Fine Jewelry Sale* 1 Prepared by Advertising Dept, of 2109 S. MINCH AVt , SANFORD • SprrUl Design • Custotn Work • Aiinralul* -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- E ve n in g Herald H erald A d ve rtise r A D V E R TIS IN G A D V E R TIS IN G tn n r t o u t » u . m • a m tx m a o c t u m irc m - s tM t We'll Bring The J P *** Best In Decorating f Right To Your Home CUSTOM DRAPERIES • BEDSPREADS WOVEN WOODS MINI BLINDS •VERTICALS CARPET ■ VINYL •W ALL COVERINGS F R E E E S T IM A T E NO O B LIG A T IO N 322-3315 3 22-7642 |( P h i l i p s 0fC00T c In tHninm Niwf lt#AI JA M PHILIPS 319 ft, l l t i i ST SANFORD PAC N’ SEND PACKAGING CUSTOM BOXES FOAM MOLD SYSTEM GIFT WRAPPING SHIPPING PACKAGING SUPPLIES FRUIT ORDERS 304 Ei*t Commercial St. (3 0 5 | 323-1117 Sanford Send Mom Fruit On Her Day new nouns Monday Friday 0 00 & 30 Saturday 0 00 5:30 / W ' Mlnri.i/ Vtrkaglng Anil Shii>i>init Scrvli r UatMkKl DiM lrn LwcattM »rt«N Tka Caraar Fr»« r.U Office Kevin Gonzalez, right, co-owner of Scuba World III, Longwood, shows spear gun to Greg Hunt of Longwood. DON’ T FO R M ! MOTHER'S DAT NAT 12 Scuba World III Equips You For Underwater Fun "Say It With Balloons" B a llo o n M ugic - C A LL A N Y T IM E - 305/323-0400 Salaclad Group Silk Airjngementi 25% Oh We Deliver Bouquet* el Balloon* "Seven Day* a Week” For E very Rea*on and E very Seaton P O BOX 1M SANFORD. FL 22177 : NOW 2 LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU S R 44 I I I t SARFOtO AYE. LAKE MARY SANFORD \ Phone 322-5066_______ SURPRISE MOM With One Of O u r •V lhuisii.il H a n d ('ruffed ( lifts A HEW SUPPLY OF STENCILS HAS JUST ARRIVED A&tf (fa# ZAYRE PLAZA BREAKFAST SPECIAL 0 9 ' IIUWMt > IK* (till 0* retain*raui oa nicamt STATE MARKET AUyftft Ska t I T S3 323-4500 laniard DAY & NIGHT GRILL JU N E i* TINA l-oit/lr; Owiwra 1200 Frtack Are. SetHtrl D A V E ’S U P H O L S T E R Y • FURNITURE • BOATS • CARS HOW IS IMF TIME 10 BAIQHTEN YOUR STILL 0000 IURHITURE •lAROt SUECIION OF MATERIAL* •QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Free laUmataa Free Pickup And Delivery .4k 490 N. 17-02 Ph. 3 3 3-0738 K e v in , w|u> h a s llv r il in Ih e S n n fo r d a r m fo r 39 yt iirs. has been diving for 12 years arid Steve has IO years diving experience. "D ry ” classes are conducted in ihe shop al 711 FR EN C H AVE. 322023S SANFORD lA D lA T C M S PWPJVw CUa. OPEN MON.THRU FRI. 80 SAT. 4:30 J AU WORK GUARANTIED I DAY SERVICE SENIOR S C O / cim iNi 1 D /O DISC. (305) 802-1000 Mori f m HOI) AM RIM I’M BLAIR A G EN C Y fifty SPECIALISTS IN AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE SR 22'» FILED A v u a @Aitet (fa it vt i thrbtmting t hihlfum*t 630 Rlvervlsvt A y r ., Sanford ALSO INSURE MOBILE HOMES. MOTORCYCLES HOMES, REC-VEES il sir Accost Pffwm14-If 'tf GmffAltnl To Dovnlown I spIonI) 323-2005 Sorting Stnloid lor 27 Years OPEN MON. THRU FRI 9 5 “ CALL BLAIR AND COMPARE" Mon Thru Frl 6 AM lo 4 PM 3 2 3 -7 7 1 0 or 323-3866 2S10A OAK AVE. SANFORD HAPPY A CR ES lalael Cara Ura.|* 11 tun 01 Ip SfMcialitad kinde>yanan P-apaiaror, ki^|,*,„ p.» “ k ia Create* *w 1 1 1 1 1 a a ?natHaiKam to m IT IV I IL A II '•ixntoeat *rrmoiip#u»ap*cip,umm*, a.1,,,1. p>s BGRAVELY THE LOWEST RATE ON GROUNDS CARE EQUIPMENT i»nr-. p e rtv ante W c .y -r a in gnntH * »4 a a »u r w r t - r lk »V b b >*w/ V rw a Ourp ju- ad bra ar-aWU •’• rw .ia 'in a ahanua nf a** P V a ? > m d re iria p <m’ Manay e n a a u »* -t aada* m l ri*A-vaaanAaaa« Rate* Ace M «*> a MpwrrwearWraaraaetUAarp W K IM n 0*am lor 4 IF , •#- uadi WE BUY MORTGAGES We alto make 1st end 2nd mortgage loons on Residential or Commtrcial Real Estate up to $100,000. State Market Day & Night Grill is located at 1300 S. French Ave., Sanford. Day & Night G rill Is Open A ll Night Friday, Saturday State Muikrt Day A Night Grill al 1300 S French Ave.. Sanlnrd (look for Ihe colorful tlags|. Is now u |m- u all nlghl on Friday and Saturday and breakfast Is served any time II you ate out bite or up early Iry their everyday 99-crnt breakfast xpeciul; two eggs, grits and toast for only 99 cents or the |x>pular steak and egg hrraklast with pancakes lor $2 HU They serve a SI.HU "sun up special for working |ieoplr Monday through Friday Irom ti-l I a in with a different breakfast every day. On Monday, two eggs, two strips id bacon and two pancakes: Tuesday. French toast and sausage. Wednesday, cheese omelet with home Iries and loast. Thursday choice of Jutce with pancakes and bacon and Friday, smoked sausage, eggs, grits and biscuits FREE S P I N A L E V A L U A T I O N Personal loans are available Including Revolving Credit Line. WAVUM SIGNALS Of I9NOCD REIVES a O n e Sen Pi M wa d bees NMWeama nw ptWtwnd gwaCi lara FREE DELIVERY SERVICE! liilntiu UkMk H um UMiw, r« MMa I m L JAart Lt| tail SAart Am Ini A*4 tMI Ril* Oattv M O N . P H I. M l M . . . S A T. I I 1/11 M I L ! N O R T H O F 14 Family Credit Services. Inc. Q G R A V E L Y OF ORLANDO Aaut^vuy a CALi3eor\puCcTpofuttatt 2424 S. O R A N G E B LO SSO M T R A IL Phona422-7951 S A L E S - SERVICE - PARTS * L7&, oaa s a tea n ia a ir m ka Tka Fart tyaea laapae* C» l*at(aeeaL F I U r t e MARTMl SCOn, MGS 831-3400 Dav A Night Grill. In addition to Its dally luncheon special* is now offering a Sunday brunch consisting of ham. eggs, (xttators au gralln. fresh fruit sitbid and blueberry muffins for 9 3 25 from 10 a m until 2 p.m. closing. A g«x*d gathering spot for a coffee break II serves doughnuts urttl danlsh In aditnion to the full menu of dinner Items Irom which lo choose, there Is a dllferenl home Nlylc luncheon special each day. T h e offer a full range of desserts Including slrawIterTy shortt akr. fresh tiakrd pie* and cakes and *olt serve-ice t ri ant— (lerfect for a hot summer afternoon Take-out service Is available, t all 323 672H to place your order Owners June and Tina Por/lg. a mother daughter team, welcome back former owner Virginia Nelson, who Is working as dining room manager and cashier The hours are »> a m lo 9 p.m . Monday through Thursday: Friday and Saturday, 2-1 hours and Sunday until 2 p m F r « q u « n l M # a a * .c# » Low Back oi Hip Pam Oiionaat or lot* ot Siaap Numtmaii at Harui* or i tat Narvouknaat Hack Pam or Stiltoan Atm ana Should*, Pa,n • lata * * t a e a * p > i i a a w . « U.S.A. S c u b a W o rld III r n r r le s e q u ip m e n t b y nil n»n|or diving manufacturer*. t'iiM fil)5-090l for Information on classes and trips RADIATOR LONGWOOD, FLA. MAM M Scuba World III Lon|{wood. and pool classes are held al Sharldan Aquatic Club The cost of ihr basic scuba diver course includes classroom Instruction, all ;mh>I s<-sslons and equlpmeni (lank, regulator, tmuyanry com (M'lisalor and welsulll. two open water dives in ihe springs and rqulprnrnl. and a certification e.ird Open water diver classes include Iwo ocean dives, lio.it and equipment Advanced courses In specially lust ru n Ion, such us night diving, wreck diving, underwater hunting, photography and i ollecllng tropical tlsh for your aquarium are also offered. Diving trips arc conducted lo West Palm Beach. Fort Lauderdale. Miami, Ihe Florida Keys, and the 1laha mas Spear fishing trips arc also available. A (live club Is being formed and details will Imannouncedsoon. ACE AUTO Neal To B aU I'l Sub Strop Corner ol 5 Park Ave 4 Oak Krultu diviii|< provides underwater adventure, exploration, and sport and ran give u whole new dlineiislon lo aurfaee hobbies such as hunting, fishing and photography. Proper training. equipment and malrtlriinner are essential In ni.ikins' the experlencr a sah- and enjoyable one. Divers cun depend on Scuba World III lor the (Inrst In diving equipment, scuba equipment repair, and Inslrucllnn Scuba World III, a I'ADI ll’rnlfsxlouul Assoi lalion of Diving Inslruclors) training facility, is I' m .tied ill 1667 S. Highway 17-UJ, Longwood, Inorlh of Semlnola Boulevard In the l.and A Wilier Sjiorls Center). The slslri store is located ill 937 W. slate Road 43B, Allaiiionle Springs In the K Marl Shopping Center. Owners me Kevin Gonzalez. president, and Sieve llllsky. Ixtlli open water dtvintllnstrue tnr* 4 *4Nk* is i Ski I '*44 H*4 >l ilSKA* #i | U -4t •* > ’ *0 M ' -tl * (SNCIi *CtNV L»l< N w « u ; b , 4 Mtvik* •a* AM* o*M»4|«4M U M P i It 'jm '«|a'«Hw* *M P itMRRCMWie A| R H L a 'O ) 446**k 4 N « 4 A t 4 NlA> a ’O Y«* C itA 'S tV l* ' M3* N f«fl H AiXI llAAMkA’ OH 1..4**Mt4‘W|t*> SANFORD PAIN CONTROL CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC, INC. • A Rt TO M P M 7 Dj|* A Wr*k Jb5 0«y* A Y**r 2471 % AiMrum •t«U - iAiifOAO L A M ORO U l 4U3 * As tins W vn« . *«|| O A lA N O O I A 0 N I BEATTHE HEAT! CALL C h ris tia n Bros :0 FO R C O M P L E T E LAWN C A R E C U TT IN O - TRIMMING — EDQ ING A VER A GE L O T S2aS30 FREE ESTIM A TE S Christian Bros. Lawn Service 323*4401 �Evenln* Braid. Sintortl, PI. Business Review Prepared by A d v e rtin g Dept, of E ve n in g Herald O ffic ia l S a y s R ail A c c id e n ts D o w n , D e a th s Up C all 3 2 2 - 2 6 1 1 Hum! • PUT roup BUSINfSS ON TNI MOVE • Herald A dvertiser W A SH IN G TO N (L7PI) - Federal railroad ad mtnlstrator John Riley said Monday there had been a "tru ly remarkable" Improvement In railway safety over the past five years even though fatalities Increased in 1984 A D V E R TIS IN G Chrislo's Classics' Manager John Cranius, center, with two of his employees, George Washington, dishwasher, left, and Scott Popour, night chef. Testifying at Senate hearings Rilcv said train accidents decreased About 1 percent to 3.730 from3 .7 7 6 in 1983 m e NORTH H I G H W A Y tJ el SOUTH OF F L E A W O R L D FIR ST T R A F F I C L I G H T NORTH OF H I O H W A Y C H ACROSS P ROM H A N O Y W A Y NEW -USED FURNITURE — ANTIQUES “ VERY LfTTU NARKUP-10W PBfCES LAYAWAT-WE DELIVER i CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME Christo's C lassics O ffers It A ll: Deli To Fine Dining Christo s Classics at I lO W Flrsl Slrrrt In downtown Sanford Is l lit* la te s t e a t i n g establishment to he opened by the Cranius family A unique place to dine, it is not only a line re sta u ra n t for breakfast, lun ch or dinner, hoi also has a bakery, dell and Ice cream specially shop A convenient lu n ­ cheon spot for l hr noontime soup, salad and sandwich crowd, btit from 4-9 p m ihc m ood c o m p le te ly changed. Christo's has Irrsh rul slcuks to or­ der. prime rib, and fresh seafood on the menu lor dinner and with dining by candle­ light and piano bur entertainment Tuesday I h ro u g It S a l u r d a v nights. fam ily are co-managers ol the Sa n fo rd re s ta u ra n t while Terry. Calll. Van and Ted are working with the other family restaurants. Some of the classic sa n d w ich e s on the menu reflect the classic auto theme ol the res­ taurant w ith names s u c h as R u n n i n g Hoard. Fender Bender. ■lu m p S e a l, T r ip le Decker Bus, Model T . Spark Plug an d i'll ree-oii -t he ■Floor You'll also find iradi ilonal Greek favorites such the gyro (pro­ nounced " y e e -r o " ), Greek salad, haklava and thrples l.ri Christo's Classics cater your next party or reception They ran rater on premises or lake It to you and have outsldr banquet facili­ ties for up lo 50(1 persons. You can order food “ in go" or Chrism s now oilers free delivery In a three mile radius fur orders of $10 or more as a convenience in local businesses and their employees. Call 322 34 13 A v e r v p o p u la r feature ut Christo's is the buy one lee i ream cunt- lo go and gel one free oiler "l do II In promote the renovated business dlstrlel." said John, “ m i that people villi walk down Flisi Street and took around while they are ruling their lee cream cone " “ I realty like Snn lord.' .J*<lin said 'll Is an u p a m i co m in g town and I expect It lo de­ a |A> o p e ra te s C h r i s t o 's Family Restaurant In Driftwood Village on Lake Mary tioulevard. and Theodore's ResInurnnl on Fast Colo­ nial Drive In Orlando Soups are made Iri sh dally and their house s|>eelnltlrs arc chicken noodle and French on­ ion with nu lled cheese. On Sunday Christo’s ('lassies closes at 3 p m and on Monday at 5 p m . On werkrnds breakfasts are served Irnm 6a.ni to 3 p in The whole family Is Involved In the rrstau rani business started In Michigan by Ih r lather. Chits Cranius and his wile. Amanda. Soils John and Chris serving Dally RESTAURANT l\ COUNTRY STORE ■■1 ' *~i A LL T H E FISH YOU CAN EAT SEMINOLE VETERINARY HOSPITAL tID UUMORN DVM DTE A C V I M • WnoA Anamato • Dtognotac pxevenftv* me<scm« itontutry S turgery • SoecktaY In Internol medicine 3 2 2 -8 4 6 5 AAA Summer Fashions For Consignment Mow Being Accepted econd I mage Deltona IMuzn 5 7 1 -4 6 0 0 MEDC0 DISCOUNT DRUGS MON. SAT. 8-8:30 SUN. 8:30-8 7701 S Orlando Or. Vanferd 173 *70? % ro* M IITTU « 3 # j C I W N 831-5744 Ct/ttoff* Mad# DRAPES * Cormces •JSsria. W Sw] 'icZ Z lU * I T? \ T J X ' m Mini bl>ndt 322-5703 R E M E M B E R MOM W ITH A G I F T :E R T I F I C A T E FR O M A L A N 'S F A B R IC S MADAME KATHERINE PALM-CARD-CRTOTAL BALL READING HELPFUL ADVICE OH ALL AFFAIRS •u n . i m • mumm •mtumis KEN M BUSINESS FOB 50 YEARS M PRIVACY Of MY NOME HOURS 8 AM • 9 PM 7 Days A Week 1 HBOU BBBTI I f BBBT1ACB RD. LONGW000 H U T t IT and U VOTED ***T PHTSIC K M I H 4 BY CCHTRAL nO B ID A B C th t MAGAZINE I Pee u sewn nut aa V O LK SH O P SpAclallnng In Strvlct A Parti For V.W.'i, Toyota and Oaliun (Corner tnd A Palmetto) 214 5. Palmetto Av*. SANFO RD PLAY SMART TOYS PH O N E 321-0120 EDUCATIONAL TOYS A MATERIALS FOB PARENTS, TEACHERS A STUDENTS a. 1 111 PABK SQUARE PIA7A LONGW OOO FL - •ASHAMED OF* YOUR HARD TO CLEAN TUB? _____ u ' i«tn» • -*< •OR JUST WANT TO CHANGE COLOR? CHPvl5TO’5 B R EA K FA S T SP EC IA L *T bora locanons t tiMs. teoaae earn oa oarit a ericas eaton f ■ A A oa sau sa o i toast e s lu r k T T aa e a aa) u ear i a I rat tuts THRU SAT t PM TO * PM C O M I AND IN JO Y PIANO BAB MUSIC Tint BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE 1 Borne? “ We Sell Education: T h a T o y t Juet Make It Fun." 851 E. S.R. 434 8 3 4 -T O Y S a Sanford HEARING AID CENTERS 170 S H.y 1707 Casselberry 1341774 "BATH Q E N IE ” l rtS 8surfacinq C A L L C O L L E C T (305) 295-1044 • M IIT HATS BAM I t N M I • ca m s roa a u occasxms • ts rvAvorrs ret ceiaa A rocuar tn W ARAM NOW SERVING PRIME RIB. FRESH SEAFOOD A STEAKS ALONG WITH THESE DINNER SPECIALS two BESTAUBANFS C H R IS T O S C L A S S IC S rar w r s r f i r s t s i r e t r S ANFORD. F I A 322 3443 CHRISTO S FAMILY RESTAURANT * n e w L A K E MARY A I V O L A K E MAR Y F I A > 323S42S TU ESD AY, M AY 7 Dedication of Ihr George D Per kins Civic Center, 5: IB p m ut East monte Park. Altamonte Springs. tkinlrmt A A. BiOO, rlote-tl dlw-uMlim. unit R p m . open rllsrosslnn. 1201 W First FM 24-Hour AA group beginners open discussion. 8 p in.. Second and Hay Streets. Sanford 17-92 Group AA. 8 p.m., closed. Mrsslah Lutheran Church. 17-92 unrl Dogtruck Road. Ovcrraters Anonymous, open. 7 30 p in.. Florida Power A l.lghl. 301 S Myrtle A v r . Santord W E D N ES D A Y , M A Y S Full Gospel Duslnrss Mrn's Fellowship In Irmatlonnl hreaklasl meeting, 6 30 a m . Hotlday lllll. Slate Road 436 uml W ym orr Road. Alla monte Springs For details call 656-4255 Golden Age Games Executive Commuter. 8 a.in . Greater Sanford Chainber of Commerce. 400 £. First St,. Sanfoid Central Florida Wood Hank Seminole County Hrunch. 1302 E Second St., Stanford. 9 a in to 5 p m Florida Hospll.il Allantonir Hrnnrh. 11 a m lo 7 p.m. Hanlon! AARP 1977 Hoard ol Directors. 10 30 a m.. Greater Sanlord Chamber of Commerce conference room. Sanford Klwanls Club, noon, Sanlord Clvlc Cenler. Casselberry Rotary breakfast. 7 30 a in,. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N Luke Triplet I )rn r Financial udviMtry service (or senior dtliens available by ap|Milniinrnl. I p m . Casselberry Senior Ccntrr. 200 N Lake Triplet Drive. Call 83) 3551. ext. 264 Medicare help lor seniors, lo a m until noon. J'asscltM-rry Senior Crntrr 200 N Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Rum m age sale sponsored by Christian Women’s Fellowship of First Christian Church, 9:30 a m, lo 4 p.m . 1605 S Sanlord Ave,, Sanford. TH UR SD AY. M A Y O Al/helmer s Sup|M>rt Group of Sanford, 7 p.m., second Thursday ol month. Howell Plate. 200 W AlrjMirt HIvtL. Sanlord Sharing and support for lamllles and health givers ol A l/h rlm rr’s Disease Victims. Call 3 2 1 0686 Sanford AARP Chapter 1977. noon. Sanford Civic Center Covered dish lunch, business m rrijng and program on lool care by Dr It C. Kramer, podiatrist R um m age sale sponsored try Christia n Women’s Fellowship of First Christian Church. 9 30 a m . to 4 p m . 1605 S Sanford Ave.. Sanford International Training in Com m unication G i c a t c r S e m in o le C l u b (p r e v io u s ly Toastmlslres*|. 7 30 p.m.. Allainontr ( hajiel Education Building on Slafr Road 436. second and fourth Thursdays, • IUU I M M llC k llJ U S SAUTEED CALVES LIVER DINNER...........*4.95 HAWAIIAN CHICKEN DOMER................. *5.50 STEAK IMPERIAL (FNtt Migm*) DINNER *8.25 QBILLED STUFFED FLOUNDER DINNER . *6.95 CLASSIC SMnMP DINNER .....................'7 .2 5 SNHN KEB0B DINNER........................... *5.95 CYRO OWNER.........................................'5 .5 0 nrvmw spriMu roacmmroBclasm* only In defending the proposal lo end Irdrrat subsidies for stale safety Inspectors. Riley said the shift would cost the states an average of only S I09.000a year CALENDAR*I9 P H .323 9421 . Mit>|drfr Riley credited the claimed Increase In safety to deregulation, saving this had freed resources lor improved track and equipment maintenance. William Druli.in appearing lor Ihr National Conference on Slate Railway Officials, said (he program was "(pillr a bargain" lor the Federal Railroad Administration In helping II mrel lls safety responsibilities To rnd the grant program, hr said, would hr "a calculated risk " m s W. ISIS II Anyone »ho has trouble hearing oi understanding is •tkome to ha«e a lest using the latest elec tronic equipment to determine his or her particular loss Eeeryone should ha«e a hearing test at least once i year il there rs any trouble it all heating cleat ly (aen people no* veering a hearing aid w those «ho hate been toM rw(h,n| could be done for them can find out about the latest methods ol hearing correctroes the tree hearing test mil be gnen Monday thru today - this neeA at the Cassefberry offet and Mon day al the Santord location Call the number beion and arrange tor an appointment, or drop in at your conwmence "A lthough preliminary numbers lor 1984 Indicate a leveling off. Ihr Improvement In the railroad Industry safety record over the past five years has hern truly remarkable." Wiry lold a Senate Commerce subcommittee beaded by Sen Dob Pack wood, R Ore Hardy said 32 slates with I I I Inspectors lake part In ih r program and eltrd a survey Indicating a loss of 12 stales and 36 Inspectors il lunds artmi • Corrrptoto Veterinary S—rvtcet llectfonic hearing tests mil b« liven tree it the Ounje Meeting Ax) Ctn 7701 S Orlando 0 . San lord (Monday only) and 170 S Hay 11 97 Gnielbefrj Monday today Iha week a Ctmvtemon and o hiker certilred by the Na tronal Hearing Aid Society will be at these olltcet to perform the tests Most fatalities, hr said, were due to grade crossing accidents "Not a very greal burden." he said Hut George Hardy, an Oregon railroad safety official testifying for the National Association ol Regulatory Utility Commissioners, said he was "bafnrd" by the administration's elTort lo seek the "demise" of the grant program. NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION 27th St. (j 17*92 A LA N 'S FABRICS a n d RUGS ■■m a s s * cau322-0501 With french Frits. Reel Meshed F j , Q Or Baked Potato Cole Slaw Or Vegetable. Tarter Saute * 6 .9 5 s a iu n u iu u d a tu m a a ■btanind TELEPHONE QUOTES WELCOME 101 E. tit S T. Suite « u Atlantic Bank Bldg Santord, EL JI771 Golden Eried Or Broiled Cod Filet 100* FlMAMCtWO AVAILABLE TO QUAUmO BUYERS (305) 595-7005 In s u ra n c e A g e n c y S J 1*7 May- >7 M N. • BUSINESS • cmuicm CONSIGNMENT CLOTHING CON r u n STSTEM INSTALLED « HEARING TESTS SET FOR SANFORD/ CASSELBERRY AREA • COMMtKIU • MORI 0* At*S • Moaut HORis BUD BAKER (very VYedntiday And Fodiy1Stored II AM 8 30 P V UNIVZHSAL SATELLITE TV .n vrlnp into a downtown an a like VYinlrr Park’s Park Avenue some day •auto NEW LO CATIO N "Unfortunately, despite the Improvement tu overall accidents and employer fatalities, total rail-related fatalities appear to have Increased 16.3 percent from 1,073 In 1983 to 1.248 In I9H4 — an Increase of 17fi " he said. W iry also defended an administration plan to end federal grants to states with their own railroad Inspectors, even though spokesmen for the states warned rail safety could be weakened f O P E N 7 D A Y S A W E E K J I l J04J MUMM mm USUUMCt The Toeada y. May 7. lTAJ—IB Sanford Jaycees, 7:30 p.m.. .laycee building, 5th and French. Sunford *★ *★ **★ ****★ ★ *★ ★ *★ ★ SPRING SPECIALS * * ♦ * * * w * # R w # ♦ «* * * ★ Porkage Special Gear Specials Regulator ’.• DDker ^ fBea ’r'sa^. T Skirt* »v* U - O ctOD US Star am TrKtew Trtview M*.k Me*l> *J '12** •• Silicon* Pay Combo Cjauge J•• Cteer ^Pocket f S Porter TDHtbaka . 'J UFtaer '.’'JP* !^« "T V«M*d s«ork*i Soork*l Ma­ B C Jacket • sa*on* v*m*d in *99“ $3 4 9 ° ° G uo* »7~ Com m unity hr all It discussion un delayed parenthood, llaby. Maybe?. 1 p m,, Orlando Regional Medical Center. Speakers— Dr. N Donald Dlcbrl. d im lor of medical education for OU/GYn. Dr Lymla Pollack, clinical geneticist, and Dr. Torn Guest, clinical psychologist. For information call 8 4 151 11. ext. 5528. Sanford AA. I2UI W. First St.. 5 30, dosed discussion, and H p m . open, speaker. Oviedo A A . H p.m.. closed. First United Mithodtst Church. Ovcrraters Anonymous, open, 7 30 p m. Com munlty United Methodist C h u rrh . Highway 17 02. Casselberry. �* • 4 B - E v v n tn g H e rald , S a n fo rd . F t. Legol Notice N O IICC OF SHER IFF'S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N •Nat by virtu* of that certain Writ at E xecution n u r d out of and under th* teal at th# Circuit C o u r t of O r a n y i C o u n t y . Florida, upon a fm*l judgement rendered m the aforesaid court on th# l i l t day ot March. A D •HI In that certain cate an tilled. F Ieg ship Bank at O r lando, P laintiff, — v t - B ill Fradarlck. Defendant. which aforesaid Writ ot E locution wat dalirarad to me at Sharltl ot Seminole County. Florida, and I hdro N n ad Upon th# tallowing date c urd proparty owned by Bill Frederick, laid property being lo cated In Sem inole C o u n t y . F lo r id a , m o re p a r t i c u la r ly d e ie r lb e d PI leilowt Lot I t Block F. Spring Valley Ferm t. lection Sit, according to the plat thereat, at recorded In Plat Book IS. Paga *. Public Record* ot Saminote County, Florida and etherwita known at 10* Pineeppa Lane, Altamonte Sprlngt. F lor Me and the undtrtigned at Sharltl ot Seminole County, Florida, will at II 00 A M on th* *th day ol May. A O l*t). oiler lor tele and tall to Iha highett bidder, ter cath sutler! to any end all e d itin g lelnt, at the Front I Wetll Door at the tltp t ot the SemmoN County Courfhout* In Sanlord. Florida the above da tcritwd R E A L property That tald tala it being made to tetltly the term t of told Writ ol Elocution John E Potk.Shenlt Seminole County. Florida To be odrertlted April 10. II. 10, May 7. with the tale on May I. INS DEE n N O TIC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS M E R E B V G I V E N , th a t E LAM AR SHARP the holder ot It* follow mg certillcatet hat Iliad laid cecllflcatet for a lac deed to be Htued ttieceon The certificate numberi end yeert of Ittuonre. the detcriptkm ol the property, and the nemet In which It wat attested are a t loliowi C E R T IF IC A T E NO IMF V E A N O F ISSUANCE IN J D E S C R IP T IO N O F PRO P E R T V L E G S AS F T OF L O T I B LK II S UN SET M ANOR PB I PGM N am e In w hich a n a it e d LE O NA R D C ASSEL B ER R Y All ol laid properly being In ttw County ol Semlnolo. Stale of Florida Unlett tuch certificate or car lificalot thall be redeemed ac cording to tow the proparty d e w fibed In tuch certificate or certillcatet will be told to the highett bidder at the court houta door on the JQTM day of M AY, I N I at II 00a m Approvlrnelely SITS 00 cath lor feet It required to be paid by tuccetelul bidder ai the tale Oepotlt of JON. ot the bid to be paid within ! i hour! after clot log ot the tale Balance due within 40 hour* alter doting ol the tale All peymentt thell be cath or guaranteed Inttrument. made payable to I he Clerk ot Circuit Court D a te d t h it m u day at APtM L. I*0t C t lA L J D a vidN Berrien C lark ol Circuit Court Seminole County. F lor Ida Publish A P R IL llrd . XHh A M A Y /th, lath INS D E E 110 F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged in butineti *1 100 Bay H am m ock La n e , Long wood Seminole County, I lor Ida H ltd under th* liclltlout nam e ol C E N T U R Y A U tO M A ItO N C O M P A N Y , and lhal I Inland to regular ta.d name with ttw Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with ttw p ro y ltlo n t ol the F lc llllo u t Nam* Slatulet. To wit Section •as IN F lor id* Statute* l*Sf Edwin J Booth, III Pubilth April 11, M A May 1, la. INS D E E IM T u e s d a y . M a y 7, IM S Legal Notice Legal Notice P U B L IC N O TIC E S E M IN O L E C O U N TY Ttw Land Management Office it In receipt of an application to construct a n o square toot boat dock on ttw following deter.bed property Tract "D". T R IN IT Y BAY. P lat Boot M . Pages IS 40. Seminole County, Florida Written comments may be filed with ttw Land Management O f t lc * . S e m ln o lo C o u n ty Services B uilding, Sanford. Florida Com m enu should be received w ithin 14 days of publication of thlt notice Herb Hardin. Director Land Management Seminole County. Florid* Publish May 1, INS O E F IS N O TIC E OF A P P LIC A TIO N FOR TA X D E E O N O T I C E IS H E P E B Y G IV E N lh a l E LAM AR SH AR P the holder ot ttw lotlow ing certificates hat tiled said certificates lor * lav deed to be ittued thereon The certificate numbers end yean ot itiuanra. ttw description ot ttw property, and ttw names in which it wat asset sad are at foltowt C E R T IF IC A T E NO IMS V E A R O F ISSUANCE IN I D E S C R IP T IO N OF PRO P F R T Y L E G N tS F T OF S US F T OF LO T S BLR B SUNSET M ANOR P B IP G S e N em e in w hich a tte s te d IF O N A R O C A S S ELB E R R Y All of said property being In Itw County of Seminole. State of F lor ide Uniats tuch carlllicate or cor tlficatas shall be redeemed ec cording lo law th* properly described In tuch certificate or certificates will be sold lo Itw highest bidder at ttw court houta door on th* TOTH day ol M AY, INS at II 00* rrt Approaimaftly (ITS 00 cath lor lets It required to bo paid by tuccettful bidder al ttw tala Deposit ol JON of ttw bid to La paid within 14 hours altar clot ing ol ttw tala Balance due within 44 hours after doting of ttw tale A ll peymentt shall bo cath or guaranteed Instrument, mad* payable to ttw Clerk ol Circuit Court D a te d this I I T H day ol A P R IL. INS (S E A L ) David N Barrlan Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida Publish A PR IL llrd . XHh A MA Y /ih. lath, I N I D E E 101 N O TIC E U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S NAM E S T A T U T E TO W HOM I T M A Y C O NCER N Nolle* la hereby given that ttw undartlgrwd. pursuant to th* " F ic t it io u s N am * Statute" Chapter MSP*. Florida Statute, will register with Itw Clerk of Itw Circuit Court. In and tor Semlnolo County. Florida, upon receipt ol prool ot thli public* Hon ot thit nolle*, ttw fldtltiout name, to wit JIM B O S P IZ 7 A under which I am engaged In bu tlrw u or uniter which I eepect in aoQ**e In k v w e H Of 114 Cteuglet Avenue In Altamonte Sprlngt. Florida In itw City ol Altamonte Sprlngt, Stale el Florida That ttw party interested In said business It at follows J N E W TO N IN V E S TM E N T C O R P O R A TIO N By James N Me Elroy. II President Deled al Orlando. Orange County, Florida, thit lath day ol April, INS Pubilth April M. May J, la. II. INS D E E 11/ N O TIC E OF A P P L IC A TIO N FOR TA X O E E O N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N , lh a l E LAM AR SHARP ttw holder ol itw follow ing cartltlcatot hat Iliad said cartllkaNs tor a lav deed to be issued thereon The certificate number! end years ol Ittuance ttw description ot Itw property and ttw names in which it wat attested are as lollowt F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle* it twreby given lhal I C E R T IF IC A T E NO USA am engaged In butineti *1 t i l l Y E A R OF ISSUANCE I N ] South Orlando Ave , Gold Build D E S C R IP T IO N O F PRO ing G At. Sanlord. Seminole P E R T Y L E G N IS F T OF LOT Cou nty, F lo rid a under the 4 I S 10 F T OF LO T S BLK It Itetltlous name at D IS C O U N T SUNSE T MANOR PB I PC la M IL IT A R Y SUR PLUS, end that Nam * In w hich assessed I intend to regltler teld neme L I O N A R D C A S S ELB E R R Y with I he Clerk ol ttw Circuit All ol said property being In Court Seminole County Florida ttw County ot Seminole. Slat* ot In accordance with Itw pro Florida vitiont ol the Flctttlowa Name Uniats tuch certlllcat* or cer Slalutet. lowit Section MS 0* Id Bales shall be redeemed ac Florida Statute! lost carding to law Itw property t Stephen J Hoc lot Jr described in such cer title el* or Publish April la. J|. M A May J. cerlltlcatet will be told to ttw INS h,gh#»! bidder al ttw court houta Of E N door on ttw N T H day ol M AY INSal II 0D* m A pprotim a ltly SITS (X) cash lor levs it required to be paid by F IC T IT IO U S N A M E tuccostlul bidder *1 the tale Nance la hereby given Ihe) I Deposit ol 10% ot th* bid to be am engaged In butlrwts at C0J paid within 14 hours ottor clot N Bey If *1, lo n g wood ing ot the tdl* Balance due Semlnolo County, t tor Id* H i SO within a* hours alter doting ol under ttw Ik lllie u t name at Itw tale All payments than bo A C C U R A TE CAR F I and that cash Or guar on lead instrument intend Id register said name mad* payable lo Itw Clerk of with the Clark of the Circuit CRcull Court Court Seminole County. Florida D e le d I h l i I I T H dey ol in accordance with ttw pro APR IL. INS visions ol ttw Flcllllout Nam# (I B A l l Statutes. To wit Sac I ion M l 0* DevidN Berrien FiondaSlatutai l*SJ fie ri ot Circuit Court M O VIN SOUND. INC Seminole County. Floe Ide u ' Craig Other no Pubilth A P R IL llrd Mfh A Pubilth May f. 14. I I . M INS M AY Jth. 14th. INS O EF M D I E Id* Legol Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S EM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A P R O B ATE DIVISION File Number IS TJ* CP IN R E : IS T A T E O F D A V ID S W ITK IN O Defeated N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* ■dm lntilrallon of th* •date ot O A V ID S W lT K lN D d e c e a s e d . F ile N u m b e r I t IT* CP. i* pending In th* C irc u it Court for Semlnolo C o u n t y , F lo r id a , P ro b a f* O'Villon ttw addrasi Of which II S*minol* County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida Th* n*m «t and addresses ot ttw personal representative and ttw personal representative's attorney are so' forth below A ll interested persons are required to III* elth thli court. W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FR O M TH E D A TE OF TH E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F TH IS N O TIC E (I I all claims agemst th* estate and (I J any oblectlont by en interested person lo whom nolle* wet marled that challenge* th* valid Ity of Itw will, ttw quallhcatlont of Itw personal represent*live, or ttw venue or jurisdiction of •he court A L L C LA IM S ANO O B JE C TIO N S NO T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BARRED Publication ol this Nolle* hat begun on April M. INS Personal Representative H IL D A W ITK IN O 4«J Royal Palm Drive Casselberry. Florida ITJOT A Korney lor Personal Representative Pamela M Robb M l North Magnolia Avenue. Suit* A Orlando, Florida 17*01 Telephone (JOS) 4711411 Publish April M 4 May 1 .1»S D E E IM N O TIC E OF A P P LIC A TIO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , thal SUSAN L SHARP ttw holder of ttw tel lowing tortlf Motet hat Iliad said certificates lor a taa deed to be Ittued ttwreon Ttw certificate num tiers and years ot issuance, the description ot th* property and th* namat In which It wat attested ere at folRywt C E R T IF IC A T E NO 1*4 Y E A R OF ISSUANCE I N I D E S C R IP T IO N OF PRO P E R T Y L E G L O T It K E R S E Y S A D D TO M ID W A Y PB JP G tl N am * In w hich attested ROBERT E NEW SOM , S A N D R A L NEWSON Ait of said proparty being In th* County of Saminote. Slate ol Florida Uniats turh cortlllcale or cor tiflcatet shell be redeemed ec cording lo lew the property described In tuch certillcote or certillcatet will bo sold to ttw highest bidder at the courthouse door on th* KITH day of M A Y . I*0kat 11 00 e m Approximately 111} 00 cath lor lees It required lo be paid by luccttttul bidder ol th* sal* Oepotlt of M X ot the ted to be paid within la hours alter clos trig ol ttw tale Balance due within a* hours after ctealng of I he sate All mad* peyebte to the Clerk of Circuit Court D e le d t h li I I T H day ol A P R IL . I W IS E A L I David N Berrien Clerk ol Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida Pubilth A P R IL llrd . 10lh A M A Y Jth, Uth IN I D E E 101 N O TIC E OF A P P LIC A TIO N FOR TAX O I I O N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that J A N E T l SHARP itw holder ot itw lol lowing (erfIf icatet hat hied t*<d certillcatet foe • lav deed to be Issued itwreon Th# certificate num tiers end years ol Issuance, itw description ol ttw properly, end the names in which It was assessed are as tel lows C E R T IF IC A T E NO till Y E A R OF ISSUANCE 1*11 D E S C R IP T IO N OF PRO P F R T Y L E G B E G MOST feLV COM COT I RUN W I N ) F T S 1)1 F I S H D E G E a 1 E T N 14 U E G 01 M IN E JO F T S 44 O EG IT M IN E 17 1 F T N E LV ON P L A /A O VAL M l 1 F T TO B EG BLK B SUN SET MANOR PB I PGM Nam e In w hich assessed L E O N A R D CASSEL BE R R Y All ol said property being in the County of Seminole, Stele ol Florida Unless tuch cortilMale or cer tlllcalet thall be redeemed ec cording lo low the pruporty described in such cer I llicete or certificates will be told to ttw higtwtl bnhter at Ih* courthouse door on ttw 10TM day ol M AY. Ite la l II 00a m Approilmately t i l l 00 cash ter tees it required lo be paid by tuccettlul bidder *1 ttw tale Oepotlt ot M X ol ttw bid to be paid within J4 hours after clot ing ot Itw Aale Balance duo within ed hours after doting ot itw tai* All payments then be cash or guaranteed instrument, made payable lo the Clerk ot Circuit Court D a te d t h li I I T H day ol A P R IL, legs IS E A LI David N Barrien Ctetk ol Circuit Court Saminote County, Florida Publish AP R IL » d XJth A M AY Jth, lath lets D E E 104 AFFID A V IT UNDER FICTITIO US NAME S TA TU TE S TA TE O F FLO R ID A C O U N TY O F O R AN G E Ttw undersigned under oath, tdyt I Th li mttrumont It being teecu'ed for th* purpose of complying with Section IAS 1* Florida Statutes 1 II H ttw intention of th* undersigned Id eng eg* In a business enterprise under ftw lictlfiout name of BLAC K G O LD S E A LC O TE CO located at 411 Traltwoed O rlva, Altamonte S p rln g t. Saminote C o u n ty. Florida ) Attached hereto and mad* a port hereof it ttw newspaper Prool ot Publication at required by said Statute 4 Those interested In ta d business enterprise and ttw talent at ttw interest of each it at NMiowt N A M E OF OWNER Timothy J VonAlitlno IN T E R E S T MX S IG N A TU R E /t/Timothy J VanAtttin* ADDRESS OF OW NER a ll Trollwoed Drlv* Altamonte Sprlngt. F I N A M E OF OWNER KaronS VonAltllrw INTER EST MX S IG N A TU R E /!/ Koran S VanAltllne A D O R IS S O F OW NER aJITraliwoodOrl** Altamonte Sprlngt. F L Sworn te and tubtcribed be lord m t ot Apopka. Orange County, Florida, thli 14th day of April. IMS /*/ Raymond A Me Lood Notary Public My Commission E eplrat March If. ItM A t referred I* In Paragraph 1 above. Proof ot PiOsUcafion of thit Intention te register It filed herewith pursuant to Itw pro visions ol Section MS Ot Florida Statutes A T T A C H PROOF OF P U d L IC A TlO N Pubilth May J. It, I I , It. IMS O E F 1* N O T IC E OF A P P L I C A T I O N FO R TA X O EED N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that J A N E T L SHARP th* holder ol Itw following cor Ilf Icatet hat tiled ta d cerlltlcatet for a tai deed lo b* issued ttwreon Ttw corllflcat* num b o n and react ot Itluonc*. ttw description of Ih* proparty, and Ih* names in which It wot attested are at follow* C E R T IF IC A T E NO IIS) V E A R O F ISSUANCE I N I D E S C R IP T IO N O F P R O P E R T Y L E G B EG NW COR LO T a RUN N 41 F T S S* O E G E 114 ♦ F T SLY ON P LA ZA O V A L 11 F T N J4 O E G V M IN W I I 1 F T M 4) F T TO B EG B LK B SUNSE T MANOR PB I P C M N a m * in w hich a t t o t t t d LEO NARD CASSCLBER R V All ol tald proparty twing In Ih* County ol Saminote. Slate of F lord* Unlett tuch certificate or cer lltlcates shall be redeemed ac cording to law th* property described in tuch certificate or certificates will b* told lo ttw higtwtl bidder el th* court houta door on ttw TOTH day of M A Y , in le t II H i m Approilm ately SITS 00 cath tar feet It required te be paid by tuccettlul bidder at ttw sate Deposit *4 M X at ttw bid So bo p a d within 14 heurt site* (tea ing of ttw salt Balance due within 4* hour* after doting of th* tate Alt payments shall be Cath or guaranteed Instrument, mad* payable to the Clerk ol Circuit Court D a te d t h li I I T H dey ol A P R IL . I« « l IS E A L I David N Bamen Clerk o l Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida Publish APR IL » d Xtth A M A Y Jth. lefts. 1*01 □ E E tga N O TIC E OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , that J A N E T L SHARP th* holder ol ttw following ctrtil icatet hat tilad said certillcatet tor a tea deed to be Issued ttwreon Ttw cart'Hcate num bars and years ol issuance, Ih* description ol the proparty. and ih* namos In whlth It was anacsed are as follows C E R T IF IC A T E NO 1)14 Y E A R O F ISSUANCE I N I D E S C R IP T IO N OF PRO P E R T Y L E G N T S F T OF LO T S • B EG SW COR LO T 4 H U N N te F T S J4 D EG U M IN E I t 1 F T SLY ON PLAZA O VAL 40 F T W as 4 F T TO B E G BLK B SUNSE T M ANOR PB * P G *4 Nam e In w hich a tte s te d l EON AR D CASS t L BE HR Y All ol said proparty tw<ng In the County of Seminote, Slate ot F lor Ida Untett such ceftllkate or cor lificates shell be redeemed ec cording lo tew the properly described in such certificate or cortltlcatet will be sold te ttw high*!I bidder at ttw court houta door on th* N T H day of M A Y , IN S *t II 00a m Approilmately 111100 cath •or tees it required te be paid by tuccettlul bidder at Ih* tale Depot11 of M X ot Itw bid to be paid within 14 hours alter d o t ing of ttw tai* Balance du* within 4* hours after closing ot ttw tai* All pay men it than be cath or guaranteed instrument made payable te She Clark ol Circuit Court D o lo d this I I T H day o l A P R IL INS , SOAMTVlOUPO uMMWAvtae. J IM )'M r O U 6 0 AKKVSO COLt CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tim e .......................... 6 7 C • lint HOURS 3 c o n itc u tiv g tim es 6 1 C a line 1:30 A M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY Utm FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 •Noon tOKAWHiaup M AMW m i* 71 — Help Wanted 25-Special Noticti CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Mr SterS‘1 visit makes tar a l<tell me *4 memories, gifts 4 all I Call Linda m a m Earn great gifts In May Have a T jp p e rw a r# P a rty C a ll Berber*H I 4415attar* 00 * M ARY K A Y CO SM ETIC S a 1km car* and cater hair CONNIE......................... H I m e 27— Nursery & Child Cart Babysitting intent* to 1 y r t m nai 31— Private Instructions Swimming Ittt o n t Btgm Mar 1 IftS Jackte C »oio Call 111 JJH_______ 33— Reel Estate Courses 5UK.MAN \ — BoofckMpu5«crtUr7 Drivers Wanted I I yrt or older Own Car 4 kitue 14 M par hr Domino t P l i to H ) M00 Thinking ei getting ■ ■eel (state Lie ant* f W* attar Fr*e Tvltwn and cenflnuewt TreiMngl Call Dick or Vicky ter details; let k*U 111 D M Eve Jta late Keyes of Florida . Inc TEMP PERM... ....774-1341 h d f Alyddyl H in t) Aven always hiring ladlat 4 man. Call immediately H I HI* 11) i m 55— Business Opportunities LAWN M AINTENANCE EUSI N i ls FOR SALE Appri M accounts Attar t PM IH MJ0 B ( Y O U R O K N B OSS Join Oynamlc International Servk* Company Full train Ing wi t h m a n a g e m e n t assistance Earn Sll.aOB If 1.000 annually Eeclutiv* territory ASS E M B LE R S Need • to work In Modern Manufacturing Plant Starting pay la U / h r M utl be a strong rollabl* w orker with own transportation Never a tee I A Hen Current Herbal Dlstrlb uteft Ball out now Ilk* many Am bitious Indlvtdu aw oniy. tail Jamae Lair as Bill Knapp's Commissary now hiring person to bakaor make soups Must be available to work days Apply In parson IM ) Silver Lak* Drlv*. San lord. FI* . I AM to 1 PM . M F Orattsporson experienced In mechanical drawing, capable ot working with layouts and good knowledge ot shop math Apply In parson S A M F a b ric a tin g , 1440 Jo w o lt ban*. Sanford Monday thru F rS O o y .d te fM ______________ 1 400 4)4 1* 1*. E X T 1440 41— Money to Lend Legal Notice B u tin e ti C apitol 1)0 000 to I I 000 000 end over P O Bo> 111) Winter Pk Fla H JW Legal Notice N OTICEOF APPLICATION FOR TAX D IE D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN lhal J A N E T L SHARP ttw holder at ttw following cerlit Kites has Hied said cartillcatet lor a taa deed to be Issued thereon Th* certificate num bars end years ol issuance, ttw description of th* properly, and the names In which It was assessed are *s follows C E R T IF IC A T E N O D U Y E A R O F ISSUANCE I N I D E S C R IP T IO N OF P R O P E R TY BEG 14 * F T W OF SE COR LO T 1 R UN N H O E G W 4*01 F T N U D E G 01 M IN E JO FT S 4t O E G H M IN E t M F T SWLY ON PLAZA O V A L 14 F T N 10 D E G W IS U F T T O B E G A I K A SUN SET M A N O R PB • PGB4 Nam* In w hich assessed LE O N A H D C A S S E L B E R R Y All ol said proparty being in in* Coirnty ol Sam,not*. State ot Florida Unless tuch certlllcat* or tor tllkates thall b* redeemed pc cording to tew ttw proporly described in tuch co rtifk a te or ce rlilita W t will be sold to Ih* highest bidder at ttw court houta door on ttw M T H day ol M A Y . it g ia tll M a m Approxim ately S i l l 00 cosh tor tots te required te b* paid by tuccostlul bidder at Itw Ml* Deposit *1 M X Pi ttw bid te be paid within 14 h p u rt alter clot ing of the m i * Balance du* within 44 hours after t losing of Itw M l* All peyrrw nlt shall b* cash or guaranteed inttrum ant. mao* pay ecu* to ttw Clark of Circuit Court Doted this APRIL IMS IIT H da y ol DevidN Berrien Clerk of Circuit Court SemipeteCounty. Florida Publilh APRIL llrd . Mth 4 M AY Jth. 14th 100) O E E tel o te m m * . C L A S S IF IE D A D V E R TIS IN G Wo aro looking tor Itw right parson te Till an important p o s i t i o n in * u r lis tld * d a ttlfte d department Ttw d u t lo i In clu d e typing In advertising on our computers (10 W P M minimum), tolling new advert.tart, and general of IK * work Th* applicant should hare a good working knowledge of ttw English Ian gu*g*. aecaliont typist, good telephone voice and pleasant personality Th it It a tu'i time position To apply: Sand r* sumo to Mr Adklnt. Evening Herald, MO N French Avo . P O Bov 1411. Sanlord. Fla i l t n to ll You may also stop In at Itw E ironing Her*id and tnl Out an application EOE Desk Clerk No evporwnc* noc •story Excellent opportunity to work wilts state Ot fhe ert computer lyttom Friendly, neat, personable Apply m per ton Deltona Inn ____ Wanted tor busy construction office Full charge esperlanc* required Com puter bach ground helpful For Interview call U a a i t l _______________ ISEALI I ^ c a x v C o n tract R a te s Atailabic 3 Linas Minimum DevidN Barnon Ci*ik ol Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida Publish A PR IL llrd )0th 4 M A Y Jth 14th INS O E E 10) ll£AANU>10SUMni.MAH I ALWilAStftQ TON il, V6fTW KfPM VfVW T /££> \ .— 7 c a n s a tu tita tim gs 52 C a Una 10 CMTsgcutiva tim *s 46 C a lint DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday * 11:00 A.M. Saturday BY GARRY TRUDEAU iOUND&Nb, MAN* v m A M k H iA u n * HQU* Orlando - Winter Park (SEAL) Doonesbury ^ 71—Help Wanted H6YH0U PPBCPY N O TIC E OF P U B L IC H E A R IN G S E M IN O L E C O U N TY IN D U S T R IA L DEVELO PM ENT A U T H O R IT Y Nolle* is hereby given that on May 73. I N ) , a Regular Meeting of th* Sominol* County Indus frial Development Authority will be held *t ttw Altamonte Sprlngt City H olt. 11} Ntw buryport Avonuo, Altam onte Sprlngt. Florida Tins* ot ttw mooting is I M A M Th* Authority wilt act on Itw following application and such other business as may be brought before it t Mas Imum ol S4MHM of industrial revenue bonds lor N T S S o b o l O l l l c i L td Partnership dbe. NTS/Fiorid* Development Company tor 4c quisitlan ol I H I *cr* tract at land 4t Ih* intersection al Weklv# spring! Rood end babel Palm Drive In ttw Sobol Point P U D located In Long wood Florida lor Itw purpose of con Sir piling * 10 1/1 tq If regional headquarters It a person decides to aperee! any decision mad* by Ih* Authority with respect i* any metier considered at thit rrwel mg or hearing, such parson will need a record ol itw preceed mgs. and. lor tuch purpose may need te Insure that a verbatim record ol ttw proceeding* n made which record include* th# testimony and evidence upon which ttw appeal Is to b* based Publilh May t. It At O E F 40 keeper / Insurance Clark M edical office. Full time Computer experience helpful Pieete call H I Jiff Cap* Canaveral F irm need* people xvfw wont te be their own bets drill train 1)10 part tlm t Said M l time H I SNU Carpenters 4 Treating Helpers Work in Deltona X } D* W iJPMAfPM Child Care Kelp Full time part time Exp preferred Call tg AM te 4 PM. H ) If 10 Antes lor ail shifts Certified and or experienced Good pay end borwtilt Pleasant *t motpfwr* Equal (^portum ty Employer Apply at D eBar, Manor 40 N Hwy 11 FT O r Bory, Fla _________________ A ir Conditioning Sorvic* and Ir.ttaiteflon Man E sparwncad on ly Call M l t i l 111), or toe 171 t m Applies*lent now being accepted lor lull time cashier Apply in person at Little Food Town Store*. 1)# Lak# Mary B ird EOE _________________ Acrylic Applicators needed te oppiy protective coating on cart, boate and planet U to St I per hour We train For work in Sanford area call Tampa 111 4*4 l i l t Exp In sign repair B rnamte nance Journeyman etectn clws preferred McClerd Sign Co . Sanford M S H I I D I Eiperiarsced Answerln* Service Operate* Pert lime Eves A ) » D M _________ E x p e rie n c e d Lend S e rv e r Draftsm an A Party Chiat Needed Celt alter ) PM H I 4AM Experienced Air Conditioning Mechanics Service A In ttaltetton Salary based on as p t r lo n c t d plus b e n lllt t M l H I 414) FA S H IO N M ODELS W A N T E D Work svtth fashion designer and local boutique*. TV rammer elate catalogt Full or p*H lime All agat and all height* No esperlence necessary m w t F r o n t O e tk P e rs o n n e l w a itre s s e s , dishwasher* Apply in person Doyt Inn I 4 A S R 14* Monday thru Friday I AM to 4 PM F U L L TIM E LPN It 1 thifl Apply In person Inker lew Nurtlng Center, tl* E Ind Stroot. Sanlord, F I* LABO R / «nni *o*s i C ) F ' Shopping For A New Or Used Car1 coumno? You ro e nfe ayt find the t e l l deals la I A* Z i i a M | N rra fd » CJaesiGed sec lion. Reed F rid a y ’* Evening H e ra ld for the beat 4af*(ttoit« Evening Herald Add S a n k Ire w v b Slessee* E l l -1411 S E C R E TA R Y C L E R K S to o p e n in g s t y p in g , phones good appear ANCE a n d N E E D S TR A N S P O R T A T IO N C A L L B IL L S TEPH ENS)** lldd ____ St IUED LABORERS MACHINE OPERATORS ANO FOREMAN To do telecommunications work for rn d lta ' c o n tra c to r to Southern BeH Pleat# tend resume to Darwlta Corpora tlon, 111 W e th b u rn R d . Melbourne Fla 17F1S or call 2 (00 m iff* Styling Salon with one station ter rent Towels supplied good lecatlen H I PETE________ Teachers needed Full and Parr time peshent available pr* tch o e i and a lt e r sch ool children Apply Tue, Wed end T h r u ! 4M R iv e rw ie w O r Sanford Elaine H I 100} Telephone Pret alto Phone R xvn Manager B g Bucks’ Commission plus bonus end draw H l e f l l e i t ) ) Tired ot Jab Hunting f C a ll F u t u re s th e y h a v e hundreds of fob openings tor those who w ant to work 4K 4M0 D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no ex penance rwcetkary Full time Good klarf ing pay x 'I one G E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Great tt*rtirxu Iob Several openings Good par iff a too F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and PRODUCTION W O RK Mott shifts open Good pay scales tl* 4M0 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS General Construction labor Good pay t lf tXM TR U C K ORIVERS Long haul Immediate: Good driving re cord Over 11 tte 4M0 LO CAL DRI VERS Straight trucks Good pay S'art right away 41* **» RECEPTIONIST, O FFIC E H E LP E RS CLERKS. CRT OPERATORS I mme d i a t e Openings Good pay scales Call ate *100 NOW' W E L D E R ! Certified Excellent pay tcaias Call today •’( •M0 FO BCK emir*) NOTICIi Help Wanted Report ready tor work at 4 AM X I W Itt Si Sanlord H a irs ty lis t Wanted Expert BINGO arced In chemical work tor Carafrao A Relasors Call 11) SHI. or H I * 111 L A B O R E R S Strong reliable, general laborers needed Im mediately Different locations Phono and transportation a m utt Never e tee Apply R£UY SERVICES MO-2339 l endueapert M l time U 11 an hour, drivers license required _____ 11) 111! L a w n m aintenance w ith a growing company Needs te be d e pend able E xp e rie n ce d helpful but will trim Call H i ere* Logoi Secretary 1 yrs current experience rwcetMry Need transcriber, real estate and proba ta oaparionce Non tm o la r Dalton* area Full or port time Call (M U l i t 4011. to A M to 11 Noon or sand resume' to (11 Deltona Bird . Deltona Fla H J1) KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ltd* 444 4ft S im o n THURSDAY 7 P.M. SUNDAY 7 P.M . GAMES S IS H O ISO JACKPOT El SO T lM P ti SHALOM 9 BIN GO SUPERVISOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE M (X ANNUALLY Saterdky A AS P.M. Wedaetdey A AS P M S2S 535 550 Gi h W* are teasing an expert •need Pro let Slone I Working Supervisor tor our Accounts Payable Department Musi be well organised and must have ai leatl 1 to 1 years heavy Account* Peyabia Ekparlenc# In a Computer Environment W* alter * starting Mtery of tTO.BOO annually, plut an aicatlent benefit package In ter tile d candidates call Jack Zimmerman I H Site iii 2 52SO Jackpot! 1715 I Siteat Bi.d P r«fto tfl ) Deltona, FL BINGO Marcar Aluminum Products C* 0 » ol Elerida't Oldest Petl Central Companies looking toe career minded individuate, who went to learn and be the success they know they can be company vehicle 4 cam peny benefits. 4 mere Apply Spencer Petl Control. IM) Perk Dr too phano cam Pallet Repinmin Herd werk/geod pay Eap preferred Ideal lor re llred or shut ink St) S ill RADIOLOGY TRANSCRIPT ION 1ST Part lime E ipertenced In mad leal transcribing Contact Personnel W Volusia Memo rial Hospital tel w Plymouth Atro.DoLteid.Fta__________ RbctmUm DirgelogicsIII Experience KIWANIS CLUB Of CASSELKMY tens4T HKNT 7P.M. SIS IS4S1M (7) US* IACBPOTS Seeiec Citiiees Center Secret lak* Perk. CainBirry •♦Skill HI E m P H O N E W O R K FRO Af H O M E L F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Notice It hereby gison that I am engaged In business al ItJA Springwood Circle. Long wood Sommote County. Florida under the lie litmus name el E X C C U TIV E C L E A N IN G S E E V IC E . and thal I intend te register Mid name with Itw Clerk ot Circuit Court, bemtneto County. Fiend* m accordance with the previsions ol the Ficlttlo u i Name Statutes. T e w ll Section tel 00 F lor id* Statute* IMJ /*/ Lmda Sonionbachor Publish May l, 1*,li ) i 1141 O I F 11 71— Help Wanted with Adult O evtl • pm en tally Disabled pr* H I JTH A N 'l. L P N I. HHA Needed tor homo car* of ancotefy pa lientt Port time In Sanford area Call immediately ter additional Interm*H*n No too Al* 4001 DM yea kaew that yow club m *c|4el 4i tte* cmi appear hi thn ty E ) SG pw weeb? Tto* I*Ml Mbbl »iy Mkrieras the (ebbs of year club be Dim es N yew club er ergaaLuttee sreeMIh* t* be Included hi Hut hstMf cat E ve n in g IliT u ld C L A S S IF IE D D E P A R TM EN T 7312411 �71— Help Wanted M l x i I f n i K i Man Ni « » < Alto machanlcally inei-n*d p o v r i •or a tM H lb lf M f l A Ofl« P « O K n««dkd a ,to nun.mum •«P tor top thcp Ho*pit*ilfa •ton. bonut vacation. ho<> <T*yt App'r Formitoi. Inc . Port ol Sanford Lakr Monro* • II or • |____________________ Mofuro individual* "rrdra tt tong torm • tbor* form tor to# otoorty TL C . Inc M l l » n AVOW C AR NIN OStV O W Ill O P E N T E R R I T O R I E S NOW HI n ia iip im u i Nottoni lorgotf cttoin ol family • n in t m w l contort hat n*#d ol part 11mo tatot prop>* aM tndtntt N l g h f t and aootondt Mut* b* m#*ur» naof in oppaaranco a«d bon daOl* Phono M l ran tor an BppBketeeignt________________ N E E D E D IMMEDIATELY 0 tpatchar tor Sanford con tract labor oNIco Will train M l 1X0. or 703 4171 Typooattor National magaim* publlthar Eacoliant pay A honut ayttff ptoatanf nor ting conditlont tor tAiltod oapori oncod typoiattor oho it took ing tor par manor I petition Fringe bonafltt Central Or lando location Start non N t lM O O t l_______ Wanted Porton to do houta • srk and typing part tima Call AAri M arry a* >11 4477 WHY WASTE ANOTHER MINUTE? WORKING TEMPORARY WILL GET YOU NOWHERE 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent F * rn A y n tor Samar C itir.n t Ay» J Conan Celt* S a t t l t r d 'L a t t M a r y a ra * dugtor ] bdrm . 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L U X U R Y A P A R TM EN TS F a m ily A Advtt* Section Pee it id # .) Bedroom* M atter Cave Apartm anft 323-5176 22) n44 Open On Week andt BOOKKEEPER 1220 e wk ♦ Meppy spot' Bes tt ell needed Advent e Quick 1 S C R E E N P R IN T ! • Train* M el# Of female G»e*f learning tpof. eap i p 'u l A S S IS T A N T R E C E P T IO N IS T Pi#e*enf phone voice win* here' G ro w in g M edicel Co S m ell ept . 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Seliry No Payment Til Mtt»4 2523 S. French Ave. 323-5176 *1— Apartments/ House to Share Sgl w om en to *h*r # J bdrm apt w ith la m # 'y rent A util D epoiit 177 eaoo j ) i iH ) »3— Rooms lor Rent ( h r if flan A ptf A Names TV . kitchen laundry m a d ISO wk up O r I v a t 421 to'O C 'e a n c o m f o r f e b it iU t p t n g r&om iao a wk include* utilities A cleaning Call 17) H i l o r I J 1 a«4t Room For Rant Elderly person preferred F u ll home privi lege* ISO a week I/ ) of utlltfie i l ioo depot-* J/2 1242 Rooms for ftnt 101— Houses Furnished / Rent ) bdrm furmthed hewee. central heat A Air Si/) month 22) LRRDSTOCK BROKERS 3S5 37B7...............Anytinn. RACK O N M A R K E T t*n<ad right' S it 000 It you need e U rge home thi* t* ifM 4 Bdrm . 1 both m other in tew ept Huge fenced corner tot. fine*t queiity m eny ewtre* M Cell to *ee 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent BATEMAN REALTY a a a IN D E L T O N A • a a a a H O M E S FOR R E N T a • • a |?4 14)4 • • M U S T S IL L under F H A ep prei*el v e c e n fJ b d rm I both New kitchen both A roof fenced beck cerport A reel doiihouw i l l 400 Laha M ary Area Hidden Lake* 2 b d rm 2 bath I cat garage L ik e new Amenitiet A ll ap piiancet 14/) per mo 221 4lea work l 4)4 4f11 A LANDLORDS A T ire d of its# headache*’ Let ut m e n a g e y# uf re n ta l p r o p e rt* * Profeti-ona* low co«t ter vice )2i M l) Cell anytim e United Sate* Atteciafet. Inc Prep Mg m l Dm Raalter O fta e n C a v a lr y L iv i n g ; b d rm , I bath, fenced ya rd Pet* A children OK 11V) m o 11)0 depotit 221 2/12 2 bdrm . 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S a n lo r d M o n d a y T h iu F n d a y S JO A M 4 JO PM N O P H O N E C A L L S < T l£ A S l \ Recenditiened Ap#lien<e« tre m U ) W A R R A N TY . B A R N ETTS CASSELBER R Y BJ4I11 ) . . . M B 5411 By Owner i d ) 000 with 15 000 down to hold 2nd mortgage 2 bdrm 1 both living 1 dining room u re e n e d porch ♦ green h o u te g e re g # A iiu t w t mortgage 12) 771f _______ LO NG W O O D ) b d rm 1 bath New ro o f k 5.0 00 d o w n OW NER F IN A N C IN G s a ooo i2 i 4*4’ C O U N T R Y W ID E R E ALTY *•« » f Itrokyr II I t ill NEW HOME Lovely 2 B d rm 2 bw»h with great room flreplwce eel m k it c h e n , d in in g ro o m beautiful wooded lot |/4 400 151— Investment Property / Sale Beechtttfe R etffy. R E A L T O R S 444 4)/ 1212 Open 7 days' C O L O R T E L E V I S IO N R C A J) (O lor con*oie •e'evi*<on 0*g>nai p rice over IBQ0 b a 'am r <Jl * \ ** or *e*e over payment* of 12) m onth N O M O N t Y D O W N Still in warranty Fre e home tria l, no atohgation C a n 44J 5J44 day or night 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale 2 bdtm I *y hath Laundry ro o m den. pool C*o*e to *hopp«rsg Owner motivated )41OOO 12101Mor in *a72 157-Mobile Homes / Sale PHONE 3231443 For quelity crettm an*hip and competitive price* let u* price out your new home Sanford Nice 2 bedroom hom# with living room dmtng room paneled fam ily room laundry room w ch k*hop Cell for in tor m at ton ) J ) 11OB or I U 4))/ i4 ) «O0 or be*f otter 2444 Senterd Ave 321 0759 Eve 322-7643 Used M obile W ill S t m t C o .............321 5005 STEMPER Sanford 1041 : bdrm ; bath vp'tt la K 7j central a ir. fam ily park finer*-ng avail able Agent fee Q1U__________ ROHM I | R A TH L * r«* ro o m t a a t In k itc h a n titapiac* db l cat g a r a g .' 111 000 d o » n Ownar will hold Tnd m orlgaga U ) S00 161— Country Property / Sale C O U N TR Y H ID E A W A Y Log howka on a p p r o .lm a to ly I •ft*da<r*« O n ly |7f too Cattle Ranch Good water t g f a*s Clove in easy a u e t* 10 A c r e s 140 000 14000 d w n late mo 12) 0040 163-Waterfront Property / Sale O TH E R H O M ES . 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IVIS 3*<5AOOO ' O J O f PO O OO SAU ( 4 * 3 ) .! r -S by Mon Walkar BEETLE BAILEY THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom by Bob Montana ARCHIE W h a t (T E a l L V i B R i t a t w p r ep T H A T T H E B E 'S NO W A V O * L C T T l M « T H B M K N O W T H A T H E 'S TU B M E P O F* THE S O U N D / ^ by Howla Schneider EEK & MEEK WJL, GOTTA GO. 0*5... TH£Vf?t MAVIMG A DaUMLWTARVOO’UFE BETCRL m £Vr5iOJ‘ TDIOIGHT. IT'S O U THE. H C 0 S E .G L N 5 ) I r > DEAR DR. G O T T - My father has sciatica. His doctor has given him a prescription for painkillers, which he refuses to take. Is there any other way to relieve the pilin'’ DEAR READER - The term “ scia tica " is confusing, so perhaps I'd better give you a bit of definition. I apologize If my reply Is too long-winded. There are two sciatic nerves, one going to each leg These are really nerve bundles made of many fibers feeding out from the lower spine. They are sensory nerves (of sensation) und motor nerves (which control move­ ment). The components of the sciatic nerves Join to form large nerve trunks that supply the buttocks, thighs and lower iegs. When nerves are Irritated, they malfunction Sciatic nerves are no exception. The sensory1 nerves not only send pain messages to the brain, but also transmit Information about heat, c o ld a n d b o d y p o s it i o n . Therefore, when the sciatic nerve Is pinched or Inflamed, a person will usually experience pain along the course of the nerve. He may also demonstrate numbness and loss of sensation When motor components of the sciatic nerve are Irritated, a patient will lx- aware of weak­ ness or clumsiness of the leg. Ordinarily, the muscular con­ sequences of sciatic Inflamma­ tion appear long ufter the pain and Indicate a much more serious prognosis. If the in ­ flammation is not relieved. jx-rmuiient nerve damage may re­ sult and the victim can lx- left with a font drop or (x-rslsteni weakness of the leg Irritation of the sciatic nervr may occur at any point along the course of the nerve. In my experience, the worst sciatica results from pinching of line of the nerve bundles as It leaves the s p in a l co rd . A "slipped disc" In the spine Is a common cause of nerve pin­ ching Arthritis ol the spinal column Is also an extremely common cause of nerve Irrita­ tion because of abnormal calci­ um buildup along (he lips of the vertebral bones, where the nerves enter and exit from the spinal cord. I’aln medication may help the symptoms of sciatica, but It will noi cure the condition If your fat hr r Is over 50. doctors must Investigate the possibility that he has either a degenerated disc in his backbone or an arthritic spine that Is Injuring the sciatic nerve. If his problem Is due to a ruptured disc or calcium deposit, he will have to consider surgery to repair the damage In any case, h r should — In my opinion — not be content with simple pain rebel H r ACROSS 1 Shsrry 6 Bolt 11 Fid with lav* 13 Sowceol cnompajne 14 Star Clu«t*> 15 Crtttt 18 Glob# 17 Wooden tub 19 Month |*bbr | 20 Wav* (Sp | 22 lumberman * boot 23 Bank payment labbr) 24 Heartbeat chan labbr) 26 Gl>d* over >c* 28 Thot* in office 30 Ensign (abbr | 31 Con ion of AmonRa should be examined by a doctor who lakes his symptoms more seriously. Your father may re­ quire spinal X-rays, a C A T scan or — as a last resort — a myelogram, a type of special X -ra y that may demonstrate where and to what extent the i.itii nerve Is being pinched Send your questions to Dr. GotI At r o. Box 91428. Cleve hint!. Ohio 44101 Answer to Pravious Pulll# Month (Sp I Hoi polk* Flightiest bird Scale not* 12. 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By Jam e s Jacoby May I have tht* pleasure ol Introducing you to a full-blown controversy about cue bidding un ace when partner Is making a slam i r \ •First. u-t s examine the bidding ol today's deal. Because of a lark of defensive strength. East passed with Ills 13 high-curd points. North made a limit raise ol three spades In response lo his partner's open­ ing one-spade hid South now made a slam iry with Ills four-dub hid North looked al Ills eight high card (xtlnts and derided lo suppress his heart arc. When he hid four spades. South assumed that North did not have a red acr. He passed and Ihe good slam was missed. The question lo lx- resolved is this When partner makes a slam Iry. should you show an ace. even though you construe your hund to he of a very minimum nature? The Jacoby rule is very simple and sensible. When partner expresses slam Interest, you have an obligation to show an ace. regardless of your strength. If cue-bidding thnl ace does nol pul you higher than the game level. In today s deal. North would show Ihe heart acr. and the slam would be reached In a dllfrreut situation, let's say where South bids four diamonds as a slam try and North has the club ace. North would not show that club ate at the five level unless he has more than a minimum eight hlgh-curd (minis NOMTII H i l l S I Si ♦ 109 ♦» 1 W ES T ♦ ) T 73J ♦ A K 175J ♦ 10 12 EAST ♦Ql V K u 10 S SyJ* l ♦yj i SOUTH ♦ A J 107( 5 ♦J ♦ AKIM Vulnerable Both D ealer East W nl Norik P*u I’au Paw !♦ !♦ ta il I’au I’au I’au Sa*lk t« 14 I’a u Opening lead 8K HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... G ARFIELD by Jim D a v it L E O (July 23-Aug 221 Co­ workers will lx- annoyed If you try to take sole credit today for something they had a hand In bringing about. The rr's ample ro o m In the s pot l i g ht for everyone. Y O U R B IR T H D A Y M A T S . 1B8S Latent talents that you have •eldOO) e x p re s s e d w ill be V1R OO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) exercised advantageously In the year ahead. These attributes will Don't let the actions of unother grow In strength each time you dull the edge of a fun Involve­ m e n t t o d ay . D i s a s s o c i a t e use them. T A U R U S (April 2D May 20) Do yourself from this person and not attempt to use flattery to have a good time. gain alms today. Others will L IB R A (Sepl. 2 3 0 I 23) Your have greater respect for you If assessment of situations Is likely you are forthright and sincere. lo be far more accurate than Ihe OKkfINl (May 2 1slune 20| If Judgment of your companions possible, try to keep friends oul today. Don't let them overly of your financial affairs today. Influence your decisions. Even though they may try to be SCO R P IO (Oct. 24 Nov 22) helpful, they're likely lo ruuse Don't get hung up on Insignifi­ you complications. cant factors when negotiating an CA N C ER (June 2lsJuly 22) agreement today. If you're In Accept others for whal (hey are accord on the major theme, today. Instead of trying lo make d e t a i l s wi l l t ak e c a r e of them over In your Image. Their themselves. good points will surface If you let S A O IT T A R IU 8 (Nov. 23 Dec. them be themselves. 21) It's Imperative today that A N N IE by Laonard Starr IT NW W €N YCUfl C M « ie « uP t m f w t i t ? /, TO TftC HAPPENED IN THP I f M d O O 'l k y a u k tnAO O O f. fu b ? m.^ 1 . you krrp your priorities In order Don't devote lo frivolous activi­ ties lime that should be allotted lo moneymaking ventures C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Ja n . 19) Lei go and enjoy yourself today but don't allow overlndiligence lo gain Ihe upper hand. Everything In moderation makes for a healthier, happier day. A Q U A R IU S (Jan 20 Feb. I9| Early In Ihe day you're likely to brush y o u r responsibilities aside. Later, however, you'll work at an accelerated pace to make up for lost time. P ISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Be complimentary today lo one who really deserves It. even though (his Individual never (Milted you on the hark when you did something outstanding. A R IE S (March 21 April 19) In your business dealings today try to eliminate all of the frills and small talk. Things will work out better tf you get right down to Ihe rase at hand \ .I M T g c L t fr V’OUHOTH/Nff � 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 07, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 07, 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 07, 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/87cf08af6e000158948808574c89ca57.pdf 01175d1c100597e7c10d50bae26fbd51 PDF Text Text Sanford Woman Dies In Crash In New Mexico 'Bumper Law' Protesters Plan Convoy To Capital By Janie U nat H erald S ta ff W r ite r A Sanford "tall truck" enthusiast envisions a convoy o f 3.0TX) trucks converging on Tallahassee August 31 to protest the new "bum per law" prohibiting truck bumpers from being more than 28 Inches from the ground. Dave Scott, president of the Sanford OfT Hoad Four-Wheel Drive Club said he and his fellow club members object to the law. passed during the last session of the Legislature, that re­ quires the front bumper of trucks that weigh less than 5.000 pounds to be no more than 28 Inches from the ground and rear bumpers to be no more than 30 Inches from the ground. Scott said "Nobody listens to us." Scott said of thr club's earlier attempts to defeat the law "This Is the only way we can gel them to listen." The law Is to go Into effect Oct J| Club members circulated |>etltlonv and sent 5.000 signatures to the Legislature In Tallahassee before the law was passed, but to no avail Truckers from the Sanford area plan to meet truckers from south Florida at the Union 76 truckstop on 175 and Highway 44 near Wildwood at noon Aug 31. Sanford drivers will organize at a meeting 8 p m August 23 In the Zayrr's parking lot on U S Highway 17-92 In Sanford. From Wildwood the full convoy Is expected to travel north on 1-75 to MO and from there to Tallahassee The Florida Highway Patrol plans to escort the convoy to Tallahassee. Scott said "W e received 20 acres o f parking space In Tallahassee, but it won't Ire enough." Scott said On Sept | the truck drivers hope to meet with Gov Hob Graham to voice their grievances and oiler explanations for wanting to keep their truck bumpers above the 28 30 inch limit. Scott said Proponents of the b u rn e r law. such as the Departrr, of Highway Safety and Motor Vehltles. referred to a Florida Highway Patrol survey which See CONVOY, page 5A A midnight accident claimed thr life o f a Sanford woman east of Albuqurrque. N M . when thr driver of the car she was tiding In fell aslrrp — sending iheir compaci into a median guardrail and shearing the car in two Mrs according to a spokesman for the Bernalillo County S heriffs Department Driver of the vehicle the dead woman's flanre. Julrk Meissner. 31. ol the same address, was In stable condition in the I rr^hylrrlan Hospital o f Alhuqumpir with possible nrrk and back Inltirlrs H*r*U PSo'o b, Ttmn, V.nttnl - P r fSider?* o f o f ,he O ff Road Four W h e el D rive club, left, and Steve B ussard, vice president, show off their tru cks P&Z Agrees - Reluctantly To Rehear School Lot Issue By Donna Estes H erald S ta ff W r ite r Art obviously Irkrd Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday flirted with tossing right back to Sanford city roinmlsalnnrrs the middle school lot hot potato' thr commission batted back to the P&Z Monday. Hut they didn't. Monday the city commission did not act on a rezonlng request from a developer who wants to put a shopping center oji jbc lot. I I .ores across Irom made a motion to send thr matter back SnnlonbAhttdlr School Instrad It voted to tile city commission without rrc 4-1 toafeiti/n thr controversial matter to ormnrndutlon "There's no way we ran thr P&Z The planning board voted 3 2 guarantee a full board will la- here. ' on July 18 to recommend approval of Malone hjIi I Ills motion was seconded developer Hubert ILillaw ay's request hy Sheila Huberts Hoard Chairman for commercial /oiling In thr single John Morris Instructed staff to provide family residential area, but City Com city commissioners with copies of the mlsnluner John Mercer said Monday he law creating the PAZ Commission. would llkr the full 9-mrmbrr Ixvard to The copies will show, Morris said, give its recommendation 'that a quorum of the nine member I’&Z member Jay Malone Thursday Iroard — live members — is empowered to take aetlun / Hoi Morris wild City Attorney Hill Collier! ruled they must lake up the m atter again with another public­ hearing Morris said the attorneys Interpretation was that since the city commission lallrd to act Monday night the Issue was Irlt In limbo. To consider I he rezonlng again. It has to go through thr process beginning with I’&Z ugaln. S e e I.O T , page B A School Board Agrees On Non-lnstructional Personnel Contracts By Janie Gnat H erald S ta ff W riter Secretarial and lion Instructional employers of thr Seminole County School Board can start look ing forward lo pay Increases (or the 1985-80 school year due to agree­ ments made brtwrrn negotiators for Seminole County Schools ami the Sem in ole Education A ssocia tion (SKAI ll those agreements are ratified hy the School Hoard and union members. M a rsh a ll O g le lr e e . e x e c u t iv e director and chief negotiator lor the SF1A. said secretarial jrersonnel re­ ceived overall an average Increase ol 6 2 percent Instructional aides, the largesl group In this category with 432 throughout the county, will receive at least a 3 74 percent tnrrea.se. Their starting salary was $7,495 In 1984-85 and was negoti­ ated lo $7,775 (or 1985-86 An Instructional aide with one year ol experience under Ihr nrw contract will receive $7,988. according to Ogletrre. representing a 6 58 percent Increase An employee In that jm>h|tlon with 15 years ol experience would earn $11.194 up from $10,566 In 1984 85. An executive secretary who Is employed 12 months out of the year has a starting salary of $12,112 under ttie new contract, hut during the 1984-85 school year earned $1 1.676 With one year ol cx|>erlrncc an employee In that |>osillon would earn $12,439 under the new contract and with 15 years rx|iertrncr would earn $17,205 op from $16,285 dur log 1984 85 These Increases bring the total spent on secretarial salaries to $6 022.474 tor the 1985 86 school year. This represents a 5342.768 Increase In taxpayer ronlrthulions to those salaries over last year's figure ol $5 679.706 If non-lnstructional personnel are Included In the llgurrs. the overall cost to the school Ixkitd for thr two groups trom the 1984-85 llslcal yrur lo Ihr 1985-86 llslcul year Is about $ I million. The two groups represent about 1,200 employees The Increase In ihr accrrtrrtal unit's salaries and tienellts was about $434.(XX) and non instructional jtersonnrl saw an overall $M 5,000 Increase In salary and lieneflts Ftxxl service employees arc typ i­ c a lly ih r lo w e s t paid o f n o n ­ Instructional personnel and are employed on a It) mouth basts according to F^rnest Cowley, chief negotiator lor the school system The car. a 1981 two-door Honda, s k id d e d c o u n t e r c l o c k w i s e and slammed nose first Into the highway h median guardrail, according to a depu «.v s report Upon impact the Iroui end ol thr vehicle sheared oil at the car s llrrwall The rnglnr cam e to r e s t in dir middle of thr road, the car against the guardrail, a rr|>orl said According in the depotv •, estimation, the car was traveling in excess ol 70 mph on the 55 mph road ai the tune ol the Incident Charges are pending an invrstiga lion When Mrlssnri was asked dating a telephone Interview from Ills hospital lied If he and Miss Jorgensen were iravrllng to Albuquerque lo get mat rled. he paused thru said "II dorsn I matter any more. Meissner Is a homeopathic physician hut d o es not m aintain an oilier Homeopathy Is thr method ol treating a disease by drugs, given In minute doses, thut would produce In a healthy person symptoms similar lo those of the disease. - D o n a Jo rd a n C a s s e l b e r r y S t a lls O n C o u n ty T a lk s M#f$ld P»wl$t fey T#mmy N egotiators for Seminole sch ools' non instructional personnel listen to school b o a rd proposals T h u rsd a y In a 311 hour b argain in g session From left, Sharon Holmes, E v e ly n Leonard, R ic h a rd Downer, Ed Foltz, N an cy W h eeler and M a rs h a ll O glelree They have a beginn'.ng yearly Income tor lull time em ployers o( $6,753 for new em ployers under the nrw con­ tract. up from $6,494 during the 1984 85 school year A Itxxl service employer with six years of experi­ ence would earn $8,430. up from $8.107 last ye ir and with 15 yeursof experience would earn $10,939. up Irom $10,519 last year Unskilled laborers such as custodi­ ans and some maintenance workers have a beginning salary ol $9,572 up from $9,204 With six yeurs ol experience those workers have a See C O N T R A C TS , page 5 A C rn e a t C o w le y Bishop Tutu Risks Arrest In Sanctions Call day after Botha hinted at limited Alrtca'x disenfranchised blacks "What the United Stairs wants Is , govrmmcnt representation for the black m ajority but ruled out a less Important than u hat will achieve 111. spcclfli result evrrvtxwlv wants one-man. one-vole system. Tutu wild Botha lieluved llkr a and that Is the end to upurtheld. and that must tie established by negotia­ "hack politician" seeking votes and "m rrrly rehashing shop-soiled, fly­ tions between South Africans — blown cliches.. . 1 was devastated by blacks. Indians, coloreds, whiles, what he said all." he said "I may have to consider seMously But M c F a rla n e In dicated the thr timetable that I put forward about rhangrs discussed by Hotha (ell short punitive sanctions I said between 18 ol what the United Slates had been und 24 months." Tutu said. led to expert In high level talks last Asked w hat new timetable he week with South African olflctals in would set. Tutu replied. "If ll Is going Vienna. lo happen ... then I think It should As Tutu delivered a scathing attack Immediately." on Botha s speech, thr South African Botha. In a major policy address to rand dropped Irom 45 U S. cents to a a congress o f his ruling National record low of 38 U S cents on foreign Party In Durban, made no offer to exchange markets und gold mine drastically reform apartheid — thr shares dipped sharply. nation's stric t system o f racial " I think the chances of peaceful segregation — and vowed never lo change In South Africa arc virtually surrender white political power. nil." Tutu told a press conference a Seminole County's efforts to open communica­ tions with Its sevrn cities has till a road lihx k In Casselberry A meeting ol the county commission and the Casselberry City Council, scheduled for 7 p m Monday. In Cussrlt>erry has tiern canceled County Administrator Ken ll<xq>rr said Hie county commissioners requested the |nlnt inert Ing und gave Casselberry several dales, luvlllug them to ch(K>sr ttirir most convenient tiuir The C.issrllK-rry Council chose Monday Mayor rTinrlrs G ln vtxk said Thursday Incanceled (fir m eeting after lie found llt.il two ol ihr city councllmrn — Frank Stone and AI Harmon — would Is- out ol town and thus unavailable- for thr meeting "W e have to wall until they — Stone, the council ch airm an , and Harm on, tin- vice chairman. — are back In town." Glasr ih k said The agenda for thr Joint Hireling was set alter discussion by llix>per. Glascock and county commission Chairman Bob Sturm. llnn|K-t and Glascix k said Thr topics of discussion w rrr to Include modifications of the Semlnola Bnulrvatd In­ tersections with But ion Road and Winter Path Drive dir 2-ccut gasoline tax ir r r r 'l v ltiqx*srd by the county; a city request lot lluunrlul assistant e from thr county with construction ot Ixmii ramps. S ee T A L K S , page 5 A Botho Refuses To Reform Apartheid JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (Ul’ ll — Nobel Peace Prtzr winner Bishop Desmond Tutu today called for im m ediate sanctions against South Africa and said chances of peaceful change ore "virtually n il" alter President Pieter Botha's vow never to surrender white rule Tutu risked arrest with statement and said he wut devastated by Hoihas speech Thursday, which the president hud called "tny manifesto." Legal specialists said that under South African law. It was an offense to advocate sanctions against te country und Tutu riskrd being urrested for hts statement. In California. National security adviser Robert McFarlane told re­ porters near President R eagan 's vacation retreat Th u rsd ay thut Botha's speech "appears to be some­ thing new ." but US. approval de­ pends on the reaction by South According to Meissner, the vacation ing couple wrrr Just east ol Albuqurr que m Bernalillo County when the a c c id e n t oeem red M eissn er told sherlirs deputies they were traveling westbound In the left lane of Interstate 40 nrar Tljrras CAnynn around 12 12 a rn when hr fell aslrrp "I am not prepared lo lead while Souih Africans and other minority groups on a road lo abdication and suicide." hr said "Destroy white South Africa und our Influence and this country will drill Into fartionul strife, chaos and poverty. “ I believe In participation ol all the South Alrtran communities on m at­ ters of common concern." Botha said. " I b e lie v e th e r e should e x is t structures to reach this goal of co-rrponslbtllty und participation." Hr did not say. however, what kind of political reform hr had In mind and rejected outright any moves to make blacks. Aslans and people of mixed rare — known as "coloreds ’ In South Africa — politically equal to the nation s 5 6 million whites Blacks number 22 million. 70 percent o f the population Action Reports..... 3A Bridge................... $A Calendar............... 3A Classifieds---- 10 I2A Comics................ 8A Crossword.......... 8A Dear Abby. .......... 9A Deaths...................JA Dr.G olt................. BA H e 's U p A Editorial Florida 8A Horoscope JA Hospital .........JA Nation People 6,/A Sports . Television... Weather ..........JA World T re e O v e r D e b ts JAKARTA. Indonesia (DPI) - A villager In southern Sumatra has spent 19 months atop a coconut tree to avoid |>aylng his debts The n ew sp a p er Slnar lla ru p a n said Thursday the villager. Tohtran. 42. shinnied up thr 64-foot tree in January 1984 and has Ignored hts w ife’s pleas and threats of violence to com e down "W e are getting frantic." said Suyudl. the village headman of Sukoharjo. 126 miles northwest o f Jakarta "W e arc hoping hr decides to com e down soon." Hut Tohlrun. who scaled the tree to escape hts creditors, said " I won't come dow n until I get divine Inspiration." He reportedly spends his tim e singing Javanese songs and giving personal advice and lottery predictions lo his fans, who loss him food and drinks In return. + l J. 4*4* 4 a * - �1A— Evening Mtrild, Sanford, Ft. Friday, Aug U , H U NATION Trend May Be Ready To Do An About-Face IN BRIEF Storm Danny't Wont Damage May Como After Iti Pottage NEW IBERIA. La. (UPI) — Hurricane Danny, now huffing Its way north as a squall line, may have been a second-rate storm but it apparently brought first-class disaster to shrimp and crab fishermen and coastal farmers. Strong southerly winds trailing the hurricane pushed salt tides 7 to 9 feet above normal Into placid haynus and canals, spilling saline floods over low-lying fields and fragile marshes Thursday afternoon. Danny was downgraded to tropical storm status at 9 p m. EDT Thursday. The DOmlle highway from New Iberia southeast to Franklin was banked by shattered sugarcane plantations, the stalks t>rri! almost to the ground by Danny‘s pounding rains and high winds. Sugarcane farmers say If the plants don't right themselves before harvest, barely one month away, the whole crop rnay be lost. The storm halted the ongoing rice harvest, soaking the paddles with a mixture of rain and salt Gulf waters, and waterlogged acres of soybeans. Authorities said It was too early yet to tell how shrimp and crab feeding grounds along the “ Gumbo Coast" will be affected by the alien waters The National Weather Service has lifted hurricane warnings along the coast although gale warnings remained In effect east lo Pensacola. Suicide M ay Have Genetic Bate CHICAGO (UPI| — Suicide Is rare among the Amish, a community free o f the normal stresses o f modem society, but It does occur, leading researchers to believe there may t>e a genetic basis to self-destructive behavior. Researchers from the University of Miami School of Medicine studied the Old Order Amish community of southeastern Pennsylvania and found that suicides mostly occurred In a few families with a history of mental Illness and other suicides. However, not all o f the families where mental Illness was present exhibited suicidal behavior, leading the re­ searchers to believe there might be a genetic trull that predisposes some disturbed people lo suicide. “ Mental disorder In and o f Itself doesn't sey whether the person will commit suicide." said Janice Egcland, u medical sociologist, “ but there m ay be something hlochrmlrully different alrout (potential suicides)." Egeland and Dr James Sussex of the University of Miami School of Medicine, reporting In the Journal of the American Medical Aanoclallon. studied the Incidence of suicide lietwern 1880 to 1980 In the Amish community, using rurdlrul records and Interviewing relatives to determine mental Illness. Remains Mengelo's, Expert Says WILMINGTON. Del. |IJPI| — A forensic scientist on the research team that determined u skeleton exhumed In Hru/ll Is that of Na/I war criminal Josef Mcngele says “ there In no reasonable, possible way we can be wrong." But another American researcher In the International Investigation said he hopes additional evidence will be found In Mengclc’a diaries to support the group's finding. The six U S, forensic experts who went to Brasil in June to study the remains believed to be Mrngelc'a met Thursday lo begin writing their final report, which will go to (hr Justice Department FLORIDA IN BRIEF Louisiana Man Questioned In Multi-Murders Charged In One MILTON. Fla. (UPI| — More than u week after authorities first began questioning a Louisiana drifter about a series of murders In three states, authorities In Florida finally filed charges In one o f hlrurre slaying* Joint Francis Wllte, HI, of LuPluce, Lo.. was charged Thursday with an open count of murder In the death of Fruuk Puwe, 20, of Mobile, Alu. Powe's body was found on Interstate 10 south of Milton on July 15. T he death was initially Investigated an u hit-and-run, but Saidu Itosa County Sheriff Mnurtece Coffman said the warrant alleges W llle beat Powe, then dumped the body on the Interstate und ran over him. Wllle has been questioned for more than a week In os many as 10 murders, Including that o f on 8 year-old girl and u mutilation sluylng [kith victims were killed In Louisiana. Authorities In that stute are continuing their Investigation. Bushes Cut In 1-95 Bandits Battle MIAMI (UPII — Authorities are fighting highway bandits with weedcutters, clearing away the overgrown brush along Interstate 95 where the robbers hide and wait to umbush motorists City, state and county police have declared war on the bandits who hurl rocks, tire [tins and bricks at passing Vehicles lo slow them down and rob their occupants, Since January, there have been 02 expressway robberies lu (lie Miami area, most of (hem along Interstate 95. the Florida Highway Putrul reported. Most o f the bandits have escaped by (leelng Into the underbrush and down the durkeued embankments. On Thursday, 25 state Department o f Transportation workers and 50 city o f Miami crewmen stripped uway the overgmwn weeds and brush along a three-mile stretch o f 195 where many ol the robberies have occurred, ssld John Taylor. DOT district director of operations. HOSPITAL NOTES Control 1 M M < Softetol HswWsI na w a n ADM ISSIO N! SanteS AnUiotaSiM HaAa* Octovta l t e a Jorno iC Mil** Halil* V Ton*y M arilyn R WtlSan A n n n t u i W a n t Augment* l* * |l Banter Pool. D« Itaw O IIC H A S U II •antes M alta J . Bath S anaa Jtenaon Glann M Coiag'ova p*Bory J aaasn A /olnkow M I, D a ia ry ■ IS T H I ■ ta m o S uite ataSy bay. te n te d D a rin 1 and An*vn*rt* Muoit* • t*6y buy. Allamani* Vp*l> School Enrollment Fell 3% In '70s Ttar tear A D M U IIO N I •anted John C Cart away fa te I* M Dlnan I U « K Sic A* Thom *» N Huetay OaSary Hater! M Wall*. DoBary Judith A Adorno Ootaan Alai • Csmta O*0**n O IIC H A R O II U o.id M Hall, tooted Hatty Cht lotonoan. DaBary Jack Latocanc*. l>aland KrloloM Plotahmon. Oaltana CtatHoo L Scott, cate Monro* Linda• l a u n winte l*r*a Idatn aO Iv t t e andtaSy tey tented MftTM Potato M O l te n s bote tey. to o te d WASHINGTON (UPI) - The "baby b oom " generation has nearly completed Ita movement through the nation's educational system but there are signs their children m ay be having an Impact on school enrollments. The U .S. C en su s Bureau estimates total school enroll­ ment from nursery school to college declined by 3 percent to 58.4 million people In the decade between 1970-1981. But (he bureau figures Indicate an 88 p e rc e n t Increase In nursery school enrollment In 1981 over 1970 — a sign the baby boomers are beginning to have children ready for the school system. The census study reported an overall decline o f 3 percent In the student population between the ages of 3 and 34. The overall decline, largest In the elementary school age popu­ lation. "generally reflected the replacement of children born during the post-World War II baby boom b y su bsequ ent smaller birth cohorts." the new study said. It noted Dial elementary age school enrollment declined by lb percent while high school A n d A n o th e r 5 88 percent Increase. In elementary schools, there were 27.795.000 students In 1981. compared to 33.950.000 In 1970. according to the census estimates. College en ro llm e n t among people 14 to 34 years old P R IV A TE -S C H O O L STUDENTS Increased by 45 percent from 7.4 (% of all elementary/secondary students) million students In 1970 to 10.7 15%r .....- i -----1 t r million In 1981. the study said. "Much of the increase Is at­ tributable to the population In­ crease caused by the post-World War II baby boom, which lasted 10 % until the early 1960s. and part was due to Increases In enroll­ ment rates." the study said. The study also found that more women are going to coflegr In 1970. there were 46 5% percent more men than women among college students By 1981 about equal numbers of men and women attended college. For Hlspantcs. the numbrr enrolled tn school Increased 1905 1970 1975 1980 1983 overall by 40 percent from 3 3 million to 4 6 million people, the (S o u rc e National C an tat lo r Education Statistics) HE A g r a p h i c report said. Elementary and high school D issatisfaction w ith public schools has grow n since the enrollment rose by one third “ tn mid-1970s, leadin g to Increased en ro llm e n t in both relig io u s part doe to rapid population and nonsectarian p r iv a te schools. growth whlcti was caused by Immigration and high fertility." the study said enrollments stayed about the college enrollments increased N u rsery schol en rollm en t, College enrollm ent lor IIt»name — a little more than 14.5 million students — during the however, rose from I I million p.inics. the study said, doubled period and nursery school and children lo 2.1 million pupils, an from 242.OOO to 5 10.000 people. PRIVATE SCHOOLS Enrollment is up Y e a rs F o r S te a lin g Car Man Faces 5 Y ears For Running Down Deputy B y Deans Jordan H era ld S ta ff W riter An Altamonte Springs man found guilty o f running dow n a Sem inole County sh eriffs deputy has pleaded guilty to stealing a car while a fugitive Michael James Lilly, 34. of 91 I Sycamore Lane, pleaded guilty to burglary and grand thefl Tuesday Just a few hours before he was found guilty o f battery on a law enforcement officer According to court records, sh eriffs depu­ ty John Butler had a warrant to airest Lilly on a charge o f grand theft from Pinellas County When Butler attempted to serve the warrant on March 14 at a Sanford car dealership where Lilly worked. Lilly tried to run Butler down In a Ford LTD, Duller was knocked up on onto I he hood of Ihr car. but wus not seriously Injured After hitting the ground. Butler fired live shots at the fleeing Lilly, hitting him twice In the shoulder Despite tils wounds. Lilly eluded police for 10 hours during which time he stole the ear. court records show. He was arrested Ihr following day In Sanford as he was pumping gas Into a car. Lilly could receive tip to live years on each charge when sentenced Sept. 25 by Circuit Judge Kenneth M. Lcltler. In other court action —James A. Pierce. 41, of 1407 laicust Avc., Sanford, arrested May 18. pleaded guilty lu resisting arrest without violence lie was arrested after he kicked a Sanford officer In the stomach alter the officer told him to calm down und stop cursing, u (Miller report said He could receive up to u year lu the county Jail when sentenced Nov. 12 by srml rellred Circuit Judge Volte Williams —Lorle Rose Finney, 19. and Joseph Wilburns. 29. of 212 W 4th SL. Sanford, pleudrd guilty to possession of m ore then 20 Housing Starts Down 2.4% grains o f marijuana. They were arrested May 9 alter officers with a warrant searched their residence, according lo poller records. They could receive up to a year In the county Jail when senlrnced Nov. 12 by Williams. —William Paul Summers Jr.. 30. of Or­ lando. arrested May 17 alter be was vulgar and ubuslvr to an officer and slugged her when she went to arrest him after he wus a c c u s e d o f t a k in g a b e e r fr o m a supermarket. The store manager had agreed not to press charges but the man refused to calm down or change the tone of his language afler the officer arrived, records show Hr plcued guilty to disorderly conduct und could receive up to 0 months In the county jail when sentenced Nov. 12 by Williams. —Henry Lee Lewis. 31, o f 43 Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford, arrested March 22 on a charge o f (lossesslon of cocaine. Lewis was one of 11 people arrested during raids In the Sanford urea by police and shertfTs depu­ ties. according to court records Lewis pleaded guilty to possession o f cocaine and fares up to a year In the county Jail when sentenced Nov. 12 by Williams. —Terry Lee Barnes, 36. o f 501 Marker St.. Altamonte Springs, arrested May 22 on a charge o f carrying a concealed wea(M>n following a domestic disturbance. He could receive up lo u year tn the county Jail when sentencrd Nov. 12 by Williams. —Michael A Scnkovlc. 22. o f 524 Orange Drive. Altamonte Springs, arrested April 7 alter s l u M i t l n g at two men who confronted him at his home following an assault, according to an arrest report. Scnkovlc. who pleaded no contest, could receive up lo a year In the county Jail when sentenced Nov, 19 by Williams —Kenneth Lee Ptnkey, 28. of Apopku. WASHINGTON (UPII - The nation’ s production of new hous­ ing slowed 2 4 percent In July from June, the Census Bureau said today, as housing starts contributed less leadership lo un nihrrwlsr lackluster economy. Bollders also started fewer houses Ihr month before than llrst reported, gaining only 0.8 (icrcenl In June over May. less than halt the originally reported 1.9 percent arrested May 31 attrr he rohlied a woman of $158 and a rosary while In the parking lot of the Altamonte Mall, Altamonte Springs, records show. He was armed at the nine with a realistic looking loy handgun and pleaded guilty to rnhbery He could receive up to 3 years lu prison when sentenced Nov, 12 by Williams. —David Barto. 18. of 206 Graham Road. Fern Park, was sentenced to a year In the county Jail In connection with the theft of vledo recorders and stereo equipment from an Altamonte Mall store Dec 15, according lo a police rrport. He was sentenced by Circuit Judge Dominick J. Salfl who gave Barto credit for 23 days already served —Sheryl Ann Robert. 29. of K>4 Palmetto Avc., arrested March 27 alter she presented a forged prescript ton at a pharmacy on Palm Springs drive, Altamonte Springs Dozens of blank prescription forms were found tn her possession, according to (Killer rrpurls. She pleaded gvillty to attempting to obtain a controlled substance by'forged prescripthm She could receive up to a year In the county’ Jail when sentenced Sept. 4 by l.elllrr. —Janice Anne Ruyce. 30, of Orlando, urrested April 21 In Altamonte Springs alter an officer watched her use cocaine In the (larking lot of the Hotline Bullle Club. Slate Road 436. according to court records. She (deuded guilty to jtmsrssion of a controlled substance and could receive up to a year in Hie county jail when sentenced Sept. 4 by Letller —Inez Howard McGowan. 48, of Cherokee Circle. Sanford, arrested May 4 afler slug­ ging and scratching a deputy and threaten­ ing to kill him and trying to take Ills gun. reports show. She pleaded guilty lo battrry on a law enforcement officer and could receive up to a year In the county Jail when sentenced Sept 4 by Loftier Starts were duwn 13 percent In May and are now significantly below their level of u year ago. Y et h o u sin g rem ain s the brightest spot In the economy, generating many new Jobs even as factory workers lost more than 200.000of theirs The bench mark annual rale of starts slipped to I 654 million tn July, 4.4 percent under July 1984 after seasonal adjustment. Without adjustment builders have actually started 1.913 mil­ ium new dwelling nulls this year through July. 5.8 percent fewer than the.same period Iasi year. Building (H-rrnlls, a signal of builders' plans lor the future, dropped for the second month, down 0.9 percent in July alter a 3.7 percent decline In June But* even with the decline permits are running at a high level of 17 million, when figured yearly. WEATHER AR E A F O R E C A ST ! Today Danny, which ripped up crops parlly cloudy. A chance of a f­ and halted harvests. Salt tides ternoon sh o w ers and th u n ­ spilled Into bayous, and fresh derstorms. High In lower 90s water drained Into the G ulf Wind southeast 10 mph Rain Coast, threatening the shrimp chance 40 peroent. Tonight und crab Industry, loods forced purtly clou dy with a slight most of the 2.200 residents ofc h a n c e o f e v e n i n g th u n - Delcambre, La., to leave their homes Some Bayou Jack resi­ derstorrns. Low In mid 70s Light wind. Rain chance 20 dents also lied alter spending the percent. Saturday partly cloudy. day perched on u bridge for fear A 40 percent chance of afternoon ItHders would move In If they showers and thunderstorms. left, Storms In the Ohio Vulley High low to jnfd 90s, Southeast Thursday covered Indiana roads wind 10 mph with up to 3 feet o f wuler and damaged Ohio homes. But cooler NATIO NAL REPORT) Storms atr behind (he storm promised p u lled c o o le r a ir Into the relief for residents of the East Northeast today, bringing relief anchored to atr conditioners. from a heat wave that pushed “ It's getting back to a more the demand for power to ireord seasonal level.“ said Paul Flkc. a levels, while heavy rain spewed National Weather Service meteo­ by remnants of Hurricane Danny rologist. "Temperatures will be spawned floods In the South. In the 80s from Maryland to Th e th u n d e r s to r m s In the M a in e ." Record highs were Northeast developed along u cold reached Thursday with readings front that extended from Maine o f 100 In B altim ore. 99 In to the southern Plains. Hurri­ cane Danny, which was down­ graded to a tro p ica l storm Thursday night, soaked the lower Mississippi Valley. Seven Inches of rain had fallen tn Tteo* suoteun* provMM Sr ntetaor* */ Chalmette. La., by early today M* Msttate A i m Cio’ tai ot Jo*uri te l 0*0ta * •rv roprtmniotoy <nte State arkw* «• ol and up to 10 were expected. nO B ntanlne today In tor St a t e markrto Flash flood watches reached <n«*v* Mrouffevf ms dor Pr*,*» Jo nof from Louisiana and Mississippi imliMOo rflsil mork,y> m sthjown BAB A*k across Arkansas and Tennessee Atlantic Sink 1*1* MW to Missouri and Kentucky. Up lo Am orkon Pionoor S A L .~ .. ... • evchongkd 30,000 people were chased from B**n*'t Sank ...— ................... . J1W U*k their homes and businesses by P ta ld o P w o r Washington, and 95 In Atlantic City. N.J. A high of 94 In muggy New York resulted In packed city beaches and a record demand for electricity. Mayor Edward Koch shut off the sir condition­ ing at City Hall and urged some businesses to let em p loyees leave early. One renowned New Yorker. Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden, also cut his day short. Gooden, who had allowed no more than three earned runs In a game this year, gave up five In Just five Innings In a 10-7 win over Philadelphia. "T h is was about the hottest game I've been In.” said Gooden, who grew up In Florida. AJLEA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 80. overnight low: 7 6 : T h u r s d a y s h ig h : 9 2 : barometric pressure: 30.06; rela­ tiv e h u m id ity : 88 p e rc e n t: winds: east at 5 mph; rain; .31 Inch: sunrise: 8 55 a m . sunset 8:04 p.m. S A T U R D A Y T I D E S : Daytona Beach: highs. 9:31 a m., 9 56 p.m.; lows, 309 a.m., 3:13 p m .; F ort Canavtralr highs. 10 09 a m.. 10:33 p m.t lows. 3:42 a m.. 3 55 p m.; Bayport: highs. 3.04 a m., 2:25 p in.: lows. 8:42 u rn..9 27 p.m. B O ATIN Q FO R E C A ST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 mtles — Southeast wind near 10 knots through Saturday. Sea 3 feet or less. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms. EX TEND ED FORECAST: Sunday th ro u g h Tu esday — partly clou d y. A chance of mainly afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Highs upper BOr to lower 90s Lows In the 70* except around 80 keys. E v r n ln g H e r a ld *ii not Friday. August IS. IMS Vol 77. No M7 hasps PuSilltaS Doily »n d •u*S*y. 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Seminole Schools To Seek HeadjStart Funds By Janie Onat Herald Staff W riter Seminole County's school system plana to request $400,240 from the federal government by Thursday to fund a Head Start program for 3- and 4-year-old underprtvlledged children, according to Marlon Giannlnl. assistant superintendent for instructional services. Giannlnl received approval o f the proposal and funding request from the School Board Wednes­ day night. She said the program could “ squeak by' without $40,000 requested for general services and health care. Six portable buildings, at a cost o f $120,000. are vital to the program, she said. Plans for the program include two existing structures at Midway Elementary School. Four of the structures for which the school system is requesting funds will be placed at Hopper Elementary and tw o at Rosenwald School fbr exceptional children. Start program until mid-July when the stale said It would recom mend’ the federal government -not approvr a $400,000 grant application frjim SC A Head Start, which is administered by the federal D epartm ent o f Health .and* Human Sendees, was operated by SC A for 17 years until ihat agency voted to disband after binding for Ihe program under their administration wa*dcnlcd Also Wednesday. Faulkner handed School Board Chairman Nancy Warren a $200 check froth his company. Interstate Tire Service, as a donation tc# the Head Start Program and challenged all o ilie r businesses in Seminole County to donate funds He (hen handed Mrs Warren $4 as a personal donation of $ 1 from each Longwood city commissioner Perry Faulkner told school board mcnlbcrs he would noi apply for funds to run the Head Start program as he previously announced. “ Why should I try 'to compete with an agency that Is doing a great Job?" Faulkner said. Faulkner served on the board of directors of Seminole Community Action which ran ihe Head County School Lunch Prices Going Up 10% A new “ Combo Lunch" will be offered to Seminole County high school students this year. If It is successful tn the high schools It may be offered In the middle schools next year. The Combo Lunch will cosl $1.35 for students and $1180 for (.dulls and will Include an entree from ala carte Items such as supreme pizza, chicken filet sandwich, or burrlto. a choice of milkshake or fruit punch and limited choices of vegetables or fruit, according lo Information from the S e m in o le C ou n ty School Board. The Combo Lunch was tested al Lake Mary High School last year where It was successful at a cost of $1.50. those In three others. Middle and high school students' prices will be less than those paid by their counterparts In the 15 counties In the survey. I •— - A Healthy Thank You H t r t l i Phftt* bp Ttmrnp VluctUt S em in ole County School's Risk M a n a ger W a lte r M e riw e th e r Jr., rig h t, presents c e r tific a te s of a p p recia tion for outstand Ing s e r v ic e to the school system to th ree C entral F lorida R e g io n a l H ospital e m p lo y e e s : top to bottom . Bruce Rasor, R .N ., h ead e m e rg e n c y ro o m nurse; A l S abb arese, patient co u n selor; and K ay B arth olom ew , m a rk etin g d irecto r. Sanford Ignores County Annexation Objection Over the objections o f a Seminole County official, (be Sanford City Commission has tentatively approved a request to annex 233 acres near State Road 46. extending the city's boundaries to Interstate 4. The property la bounded by State Road 46 and the v a c a te d Seaboard C oa stlin e Railroad tracks and Oregon Avenue and Jewett Lane. Owners of the property are Viola Kastner and Ruth Dye, according to city hall records. Mrs. Kastner's son. Eoghan Kelley, who Is handling the annrxtlon request, says he wants to com e Into the city because the family wants to be part o( "the new spirit In Sanford." But the Seminole County Commission objects to the annexation. County Commissioner Bill KirchhofT says the annexation would take land out nl the county's (Ire tax district which'supports the county fire department. The county commission hinted last week It might take legal action against Ihe city If It approves the annexation. Deputy County Adm inistrator Woody Price told the city commission Monday the county has "great concerns" about the annexation. He asked the commissioner* to delay action on the annexation until county and city staffers could incel to talk ubout potential problems such as stormwater management. Price said the city and county need lo discuss tiuw the tw o governm ents will nppmurh annexation* near 14 In itir Allure. Mayor Dcttye Small said city and county officials could still inert but Ihe city Is expanding and developing wrst ward. The commission voted ft-O lo Irntullvely approvr the annexation. The measure Is scheduled to come up for llnul approval Aug. 20. In nmilhrr development Monday, Ihe c o m m is s io n t e n t a t iv e ly a p p ro v e d entrepreneur Jrnu I'u u lm ii's rrqursl lo annex u tract on Upsala Road .limiting Mis Kastner's. — R ick Urunson Open Door Led To Suspected Burglar's Arrest OPEN DOOR ARREST A suspect nabbed by Seminole County sh eriffs deputies after they spotted htin inside a San­ ford home which bad an open front door, ran but was caught and charged with burglary and grand theft. Deputies had been called to Route 2. Box 1A. First Drive, at about 3:50 p.m. Wednesday because the front door of the home was open, a sheriffs report said. They spotted a man Inside the house and he (led out a track door. Jumped three fences and ran through several yards before deputies caught up with him. the report said. Home owner Denise Beamon arrived and said the man didn't have permission lo be in (he home and had apparently tried to steal stereo gear. Ihe report said, Earl Johnson. 29. o f 3165 Burroughs Lane. Sanford, was being held In lieu of $8,000 bond. GUN * POT CHARGES A man stopped by Sanford police because his vehicle was weaving on U.S. Highway 17-92 has been charged with carrying Action Reports ■k Fires ★ C o u r tt it P o lic e a c o n c e a le d f i r e a r m and possession of less than 20 grams o f marijuana. . The gun and pot were found after a policeman noticed a partially smoked marijuana cig­ arette on the floor of Ihe vehicle. The car was searched and a bag o f pot was found In a shoe and the 9 MM automatic handgun was found under some shoes In the car. a police report said. The gu n w as loa d ed w ith nine rounds and was within reach of the suspect, the report said. Kevin Anthony Desalvo, 23. of Gretna. La., was arrested at 1:13 a.m. Thursday and was being held In lieu of $5,000 bond. TWO NABBED IN THEFT Tw o 18-year-old Altam onte Springs men have been charged with burglary and grand theft. T h e y 'r e accused o f stealing stereo gear and records from a home at 501 Spring Oaks lilvri , Altamonte Springs, on July 30. Altamonte Springs |w>ltre Were tip p e d to the su sp ects by another youth who reportedly said hr had seen the Items that were stolen from Holx-rt Lane, a (K ille r report said. Jeffrey Todd Wilson, of 6 7 1 Callntr Way. and Martin David Dlrlsch. of 771 Callntc Way. were arrested ul about 5:45 p.m. W ednesday on Northwestern Road at Trailway Drive. Alta­ monte Spring*. They were being held In lieu o f $5,(XX) bond each. SMOKE LEADS TO ARREST A Sanford policeman smelled what he thought was marijuana smoke corning from a car at Coastline Park on 8ih Street He confronted the occupant o f the vehicle, conducted a search and reportedly found a small quart* m y ol pot. Christopher Leon Riggins. 23. of 2070 Williams Ave.. Sanford, was charged with possession ol less Ilian 20 grains of marijuana al 11:57 p.m. Wednesday. He was being held In lieu ol $500 bond. BU R O LAR IESft THEFTS Cleaning equipment. Including two sweepers and vurltms t licm teals, were stolen Irorn a shed at Hob Dance Dodge. 1) S Highway 17-92. Longwood The Items, witlrh Ix-long to Bob Frick of Boca Raton, were stolen between Aug. II and 12. deputies re­ ported. The thle! cut a fence and broke a padlock to get to the Items, according to a shcrlfTs report. DU] A R R E S T S The following persons have been a rre s te d In S em in ole County on a charge of driving under the influence: — Hilda Colton Hodge. 29. of 170E N. 3rd SI.. Winter Springs, was a rre s te d at 2:07 a m Thursday alter her car tailed lo maintain a single lane on State . Road 434. Winter Spring* She w a s a ls o c h a r g c d w ith possession o f marijuana and di ug paraphernalia uflrr sheriff's deputies booking her Into |atl reportedly found a small quan­ t ity o f c o n tr a b a n d In her possession. — Arthur Leo Pllcbford. 31. ol 2590 Sanford Ave . Sanford, ut 12:24 Thursday alter In dim e onto the median ol Slate Road 434. Longwood Wekiva A A (no smoking). 8 p.m. Weklva Presbyterian Church. SR 434. at Weklva Springs Road. Cloaed. Longwood A A . 8 p.m., R olling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood. A la non. same time and place. Tanglcwood A A . 8 p.m.. St. Richard s Episcopal Church, Lake Howell Road. Alanon, same time and place. Sanford AA Step. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. BATURDAT. AUOUST 17 East-Weat Kiwanls Club. 8 a.m.. Airport Restaurant. Sanford. Bsck to-School Fashion Show and brunch sponsored by the United Methodist Women. Head Start is a 20-ycar-old program that was originally implemented hv President Lyndon Johnson to help underprivileged children get a head star! on school. Giannlnl said A request by developer Bob Hattawav for water service to the Charlotte Street Industrial Park has tH-en turned down by the Longwood City Commission. H al taw n y w as s e e k in g a commitment from lumgwood tor water service, a commitment Seminole County officials de­ manded before giving approval to tils building plans The Hl-acre Industrial park Is located in the imineorpuratrd area of ihe county within the c ltv ol A lta m o n te S p rin g s ' servlie area lint Hnttawy. who was not at Monday's eliy com ­ mission Hireling, staled In his written request that Altamonte Springs only lias substandard lines In the Immediate area In addition, the Longwood line is closer lo the site The site for the industrial park is on tin- south side of Charlotte Street. Just west o f Ihr United Pareel Servlet- tardily, There Is an 8 inch water line located mm ss Irom the Ihdusirlul site llie commission voted unan­ imously on I I k - advice of stall to deny the request because It was outside ol I lie elty City Ait iiilnlKlrnloi Greg Manning asked the commission to establish a In>lu v of extending water service only in lhose w illin g to be annexed tnlo the city, "II we're going lo spend the lim e and money extending lines It should tm within the c ity ,'' be bis request to the city Also Monday, the commission voted unanimously to approve several Items. They included: • A site plan for Watson Realty phase II. located on the north side of Slate Hoad 434 east o f the Meadows Wrst subdivision, drveloper. Watson Hrultv • A site plan for Longw ood Office Building located on the south side of Slate Road 434, west nt Let's Putt The owner Is Riehaid Garland and tin- dcvrloper Is D rveleo Equity R e ­ sources • An amendment lo the C om ­ prehensive Zoning Ordinance that allow s package sew age treatment facilities In eommerclal and Industrially zonrvl dis­ tricts at the discretion of the commission The facilities will be evaluuted on an Individual basis on Ihe basis ol location, she plan. use. Land Planning Agency recommendations, and existing |K>licy standards • An amendment to lilt- C om ­ prehensive Zoning Ordinance rrqulrlng approval by llu* city's Historic Committee's ol (dans and specifications ut the exterior of any building or structure to Ire erected wtlhln the Longwood Historic District tn-tore a build­ ing permit can be issued Th e amendment also prohibits any chunge ol purpose or use o f a building or property unless such , huuge Is r'Uhln uses permtltr-rt s n lt l. i , lliiiiu w u y m ild he m ay ask to In Ihr Historic District. be n nnrxrd aiu! could resubmit —J a n e C asselb erry 1 0 * - 1 1 * F IR S T M O R T G A G E S E R IA L S IN K IN G F U N D R O N D S $1,000-$500-5250 ISSUE DATE ■AUGUST 1, 1985 PRICE: FACE VALUE Intaratl compounded atm l annually and paid al maturity B ond , Maturing fach Sir M onth, fabruary I, IM S lo Augual I. 1M0 asm 10% t abruary I, I N I lo Augual I. 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Giannlnl said, and should be operational by Oct 15 ai least for Ihe Midway location. 11 binds for ihe portable buildings are approved construction time for I hose buildings will have lo tie allotted before the program can be Implemented ai Hopper and Rosenwald Lo ng w o o d N ix e s in d u stria l P a rk W a te r R eq u e st Assistant Superintendent lor Business and Finance Carey Ferrell told board members If the p r ic e In c r e a s e s w e r e n ot approved the school lunch pro­ gram would suffer a deficit of about $300,000. Ferrell said his figures were based on a 10 percent Increase In participation In the school lunch program and an Increase in ala carte sales "since we're moving more In that direction." In county high schools a wide range of prepared ala carte Items are available such as French T h e b o a r d a p p r o v e d an fries, pizza, M exican Items, average 10 percent Increase In special sandwiches and desserts, the cost of school lunches for the according to Inform ation re­ 1985-86 sc h o o l year at its leased. Last y e a r 's student Wednesday meeting. Elementa­ participation In the lunch pro­ ry school children will pay $1, gram was 18.810 lunches per up from 90 cents, middle school day. Participation has Increased and high school students will by at least 10 percent for the last pay $1.15. up from $1, and three years according lo the adults will be paying $165. up School Board. from $1.50. Board members also approved These prices represent the first a b r e a k fa s t p r o g r a m fo r price Increase In three years. Hamilton Elem entary School Seminole C ounty elementary and voted to discontinue the students will be paying the same breakfast program at Plnccrest price as those In eight of 15 due to Insufficient participation counties surveyed and less than —J a n ie G oat of his family members and challenged every Individual in Seminole County to do the same. 10:30 a.m.. Community United Methodist Church fellowship hall. Highway 17-92 and Ptney Ridge Road. Casselberry. Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 W. First Si.. 2 p.m.. closed. Lake Mary High School Band Barbecue, noon to 5 p.m., Longwood Recreation Center. W u m i Avenue. Barbecued chicken or beef. The band will perform at I p.m. Casselberry AA Step. A p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. Overbrook Drive. Re bos and Live Oak AA. noon. Rebus Club. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry (cloaed). Clean Air AA for non-smokers, first fioor. some room, same place and time. SUNDAY, AUGUST IS Sanford Big Book AA. 7 pm . open discussion. Florida Power and Light build­ ing. N. Myrtle Avenue. Sanford Alanon meeting. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. MONDAY. AU O U ST 19 Maitland-South Seminole Chamber o f C om m erce G olf Tournam ent. Bay Hill Country Club, Orlando. Check-In and lunch. 11:30 a m. to 12:45 p.m, Shotgun start, I p.m. Awards presentation. 6 p.m Registra­ tion deadline August 18. For Information call 644-0741. Sanford AA. 8 p.m.. closed. 1201 W First St. Fellowship Group AA. senior citizens, 8 p.m.. closed. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. SPECIAL GROUP FALL SW EATERS 9 " to 1 3 ® ® o o g lo 30' �Evening Herald (USPS 4II-1M) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 631-9993 Friday, August 16, 19S6— *A Wayne 0. Doyle, Publisher Thoms* Olord* no, Managing Editor WoIvin Ad hint, Advertising Director Homr Delivery Week. $1.10. Month. *4 75: 3 Month*. *M 25. 6 Month* 627 OO. Year. *51 00 Hy Mall Week. • I 50. Month. 66 00. 3 Month*. $IH 00; 6 Month*. $32 50 Year $6000 Priorities Needed Here O n ce again C o n g re s s shows that w h en push co m e s to sh ove on defense sp en d in g, the Pen tagon wins. House-Senate co n ferees. In a p p rovin g u 9 3 0 2 .5 billion m ilita ry budget, restored m oney fo r a ll o f the 22 w eapons system s that e ith e r the House or S en ate had vo ted to kill. In stea d o f elim in a tin g m ost of th ose program s ou trig h t, conferees trim m ed s o m e or spread th eir production o v e r a lon ger period — th ereb y assuring that th e y w ill c o n tin u e to g r o w , and, becau se o f the ec on om ic In rffe c le n c y o f dribbling th em out lon ger, that they w ill be even m ore ex p en sive . H ea vy P en tagon lob b y in g did th e trick. D efense officials p la y e d the usual cards, from seriou s w arnings on beh alf o f som e w eapons to argum ents a b ou t the econ om ic co n s e ­ q u en ces for co n g ression a l districts If the production of ce rta in system s Is cu rtailed. Hut w hile a pla u sib le case can be m a d e for virtu a lly any w ea p o n system , the la w m a k ers persisten tly shut their ears to the a rgu m en t that therp's n o ch a n c e of keeping defense sp en d in g w ithin sane lim its unless priorities a re assigned that p ro vid e the clear rationale for elim in a tin g a rm s the m ilitary can do w ithou t. T h e Pentagon w as granted Its req u ests to p r o c e e d w ith at leust four m a jo r n ew program s. Inclu din g the Strnlth b o m b er and figh ter, at a co st estim ated at up to $200 billion o v rr the life o f the program s. A n d In decision s that m ea n m ore risks for U.S. secu rity because o f their threnl to strategic n u clear deterrence, th e conferees g a v e the A ir F o rce perm ission to test Its new an ti-satellite wriqHin against a target In space. T h e y also a greed to spend a n o th er $2.6 b illion on the M X m issile and $2.75 billion, or d o u b le the c u r r e n t y r a r 's s p e n d in g , for S tu r W a rs research. A ga in this yea r o u tla y s for tech n o lo g ica lly sopiilstlcatcd w e a p o n s have c o m e at the e x p e n s e o f c r it ic a lly needed th in g s like replacem ent parts, m aintenance, a m m u n i­ tion. training and reserve supplies — all the m a teriel required for rrudlncBs. T h a t 's a d a n g e r o u s ly s h o r t s ig h t e d s k e w i n g o f p riorities, particu larly since the a d m in istra ­ tion has never c le a rly defined Its strategic ob jectives or d em on stra ted how m o re and n m rr exotic w eu pons actually Im p ro v e m ili­ ta ry capabilities In support o f such strategics. T h r nation's se cu rity Is hardly bolstered by sp en d in g on w ea p o n s o f the future at the cost ol lea vin g ou rselves vu lnerable today. A lth ou gh the a u th orization m ea su re w ill fa c e som e o p p o s itio n In Hie H ou se for ellm lm itln g House-passed restrictions on new c h em ica l w ea p on s, m ajor ch an ges aren 't lik e ly In llic final sh ap e o f the defen se budget. It 's a dism al prosp ect, all (he m ore no In view ol the fact thiit the w ay C ongress and the P en ta g on deal w ith defense sp e n d in g year a lter year favors the self-interests o f each, w ith few In du cem en ts toch a n g e In prospect. Sen. Sam N u n n 's proposul to req u ire the pen tagon to su b m it longer-runge sp en d in g plans, tw o to fiv e yea rs ahead, w ou ld Instill som e rationality to the process and certain ly should he approved. Even then, h o w ev er, the political clout o f th r Pentagon and the defense Industry will w r lg li as heavily for a five-year w eapon program us It has on a yea r-b y-yra r basis. Nothing Is likely to cu rb Illogical, W asteful defense spen d in g until C ongress d ecid es to set p ra ctica l priorities and slick to th em . P le a s e W r ite Latter* to the editor are welcome for publication. A ll lottoro moot be signed and Include a moiling sddreee and, If poeelble, a telephone number. The Evening H erald re­ serves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate epace. BERRYS W O RLD D O N A LD LAM BRO Rethinking The 'Publish Or Perish' Credo W ASHINGTON. The * 5 billion National In­ stitutes of Health will soon be proposing formal rules to help officials deal with scientific misconduct and fraud But NIH's proposals seem more a grudging Institutional response to bad publicity (several widely reported Instances of fraud by federally financed researchers earlier this decade) than an Intense effort to root out distortions In the N1H research product. " T h e system Is not designed to catch problem s." admits Mary Mlers. Institutional liaison officer In NIH's Office of Extramural Research. Instead. It relies on Investigations by others (usually academic Institutions) lo trigger possible consideration of sanctions against unethical researchers. But the system produces only two or three allegations a month that the research office considers Important enough to pursue. In five years lim e, less than a dozen researchers have ever received any form of serious sanction, such as Ineligibility for further federal funding A num ber of prom inent biomedical re­ searchers. however, point to other serious ethical problems In federal research which the NIH overslgl.. system and other safeguards largely fall to address. A former dean of a prominent New York medical school told my associate. Tom Miller: "T h e peer review system In (medical) Journals has failed. Particularly on large scientific learns, there's so much pressure on researchers to carry out their own work that they’re often too busy to catch distortions In their colleagues' research." Says Dr. Robert Pctersdorf. dean of the University of California at San Diego Medical School Department chalrmer used to read every paper emanating from their departments Now. even the division heads don’t read them ." Because It's caster to Judge quantity than quality, adds Pctersdorf, “ academic promotion com m ittees count and weigh (pu bllshedl papers." Amidst the reams of scientific papers, other checks on the quality of research suffer as well. " I t ’s damn right Impossible for (medical Journal) editors to detect fraud.’ says Dr. Edward Huth. editor o f Annais of Internal Medicine. It's nearly as difficult to detect failure to report an Initial group o f experiments in papers discussing the findings o f later, more successful ones, he adds. As a result. "T h e (biomedical) literature has apparently been polluted with false reports, many o f them proximal to the care of patients and therefore threatening to Innocent people." says Dr. William F. Raub. deputy director for outside research at the National Institutes of Health. The "capital crimes" of science, data forgery and manipulation, are well-publicized once detected. But other "less outrageous" ethical problems tend to be Ignored, even though their cumulative effect In distorting scientific re­ search Is probably greater, While federal funding decisions must relied a researcher's ability to show results, they too often adopt frequency o f publication as a short-term measurement of research output and productivity. S C IE N C E W O R L D W A S H IN G T O N W O R L D Immune Response Therapy Dilemma For Tax Reformers By Joseph Mlanowany WASHINGTON (UNI - No matter how rosy a picture they try to paint, congressional tax writers have a problem with tax rrforin — unless they want to deliberately turn It Into a lux Increase, the Idea seems destined to lose money. And. with all sides decrying the more lhan $200 billion deficit and President Reagan Insisting there be no tax Increase, cither option Is a likely candidate to kill the noble concept o f simplifying the nation's convoluted lax code. The problem Is as much political as It Is economic and the answer may come only If Reason agrees to drop his opposition lo tr lax Increase or accepts a substantially rewritten reform plan — Iwo options he has shown no willingness to pursue. As most congressional tax experts already knew, comprehensive re­ form Is a virtual Rubik's Cube Every change that Is made seems to prompt five others. With Hcagan'a plan moving to the drafting process In the House Ways and M ean s Com m ittee, ch sn gc seems Inevitable. Am ong other complaints, there has been consid­ erable talk that It Is not fair to the middle class and that It would, over the next five years, lose money. The administration und lax reformers In Congress say the revenue Issue Is no problem: that the president's plan will he changed to make sure It does not lose money hy the time the committee begins Its work. W IL L IA M R U S H E R God Am endm ent? People who like to stand back from the hurly-burly ol dally events and take a longer view of htslork-ul trends are beginning lo wonder if a time Is coming when the United States will decide to acknowledge, by the fo rm a l p rocess o f an amendment lo Its Constitution, the existence o f a Supreme Being. No thoughtful person can deny the Importance. Indeed the absolute That may t>c the rase, but the ccntrlclty. of the point As author larger revenue prohtem will come Richard Weaver observed long ago. once lawmakers start their tinker­ every Individual’s specific Ideas and ing Ami tinker they wilt. general convictions are referred for For every tax break they retain — ultimate verification to his "m rtawhether to help the middle class or physleul dream o f the world" — his some other special Interest — they basic notion o f how (lie cosmos Is will have lo find a way lo replace the designed. On this subject, (here are money. And with the most crucial essentially two opposed views the Hems, such ns the deduction for religious view that II was created state and locul taxes, worth billions and Is ruled hy a Supreme Being, of dollars, replacement money does and the secular view that It Is the not come easily. uncreated and random byproduct of purely material forces. Certainly, lawmakers could try There Is no douhl as (o which some major surgery, such as creat­ view prevailed among the Founding ing a fourth tax bracket that would Fathers and fur rustly the first he higher than the top rate of 35 percent the president has sug­ century o f our national life. From the moment the framers o f the gested Declaration o f Independence ap­ hut If sweeping changes like that pealed "to the Supreme Judge ol are made. Reagan’s tupport will be the World for the Rectitude of our sevcrely tested. And with time Intentions" and proclaimed their running out on this congressional "firm Reliance on the Protection of session and lawmakers facing redivine Providence," the existence of election next yeur. lax reform will (he delly was simply taken for almost certainly die unless the granted by most American*. The president Is wholeheartedly behind founders wisely decided, however, It, lo prohibit (In the First Amendment) the designation of any particular On the political side, many Senate denomination as an "established," Republicans urr still steaming over or official, religion; and they also what they view as a double cross by guaranteed the "free exercise" ol Hie W hile House In the receni religion — und. fur that matter, of budget fight Irrrllglon. In a pluralistic society, no other course was desirable, or even possible. But Die U n tie d S ta le s w as founded In the late 1Hill century. In the heyday of the Enlightenment, and In Ihc ensuing two centuries — and especially In our own — the Impressive progress of science has encouruged many people lo assume I hut God Is an outmoded and unnecessary concept, and (hat henceforth mankind can. and In­ deed must, find Us way alone. In terms of our national life, the expression of this development has taken the form of an Increasingly passionate Insistence upon a total "separation o f church and state.” ullcgrdly as commanded by the First Amendment. In the opinion of many, this separation has some­ times been carried to almost ridicu­ lous lengths; hut that very fact bespeaks the Intensity of the con­ victions Involved As America begins to turn the long corner Into the 21st century, h o w e v e r , a num ber of circumstances — the growing scien­ tific doubts about the infallibility of the great secular trinity of Marx. Darwin and Freud, for example, and the perceived need for a more clear cut philosophical confronta­ tion with Marxism-Leninism — are prompting certain observers to ask whether the time Isn’t approaching for the United Slates to affirm In a formal way. by means of a constitu­ tional amendment. Its own depen­ dence upon a Supreme Being. No religion would be "established" bv such an amendment. By Elisabeth Pennlsl UPI Science W riter NEW YORK (UPI) - In aulolmmune disease, the Immune system turns traitor and the body revolts against itself. Unbridled, the sub­ stances that com prise a livin g arsenal against disease can damage kidney, skin, brain, heart, lung, blood, und Joints. Any one of about 100 diseases. Including rheum atoid arthritis, systemic lupus erthyernatosus. or. possibly. Juvenile onset diabetes might result, depending on the type of cells and chemicals gone awry and the l Issues they nffecl. Oftrn the best therapies Involve dally taking o f medication that compromises the body's ability to fight off disease and that has side effects. But belter understanding o f Im­ mune response und new approaches for therapy are helping to quell the trody’s rebellions against Itself, sci­ entists said at a recent conference in New York on autoimmunity. Immune response Involves pro­ liferation and Increased activity o( white blood cells. Some while blood cells called helpers drive production o f proteins called antibodies, while other*, called suppressor cells, slow th is process. T h e h elper and suppressor cells talk to cellular antibody factories via chemicals known as lymphoklnrs Antibodies attack specific sub­ stances — usually foreign — In Ihc body, but some attack Ihc body's own tissue, homing In on DNA. the genetic material of cells. This Is called autoimmunity. "A t one time we used to think that autoimmunity was a forbidden event." said Dr. Norman Tala) from the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. Research now Indicates that all people have a few antibodies that attack the body Itself, but that they are usually held In check. "O nly a --few of these (auloantlbodlrs) cause tissue damage." said Dr Bcvra Hahn from the University o f California at Los Angeles. One treatment approach Is to lake the Immune system back to Its Infancy, when the body was Just beginning to muster Its forces and was still deciding between what was " s r lf" and what was foreign. As the Im m u n e s y s te m r e ­ develops. It Is more likely to accept as self those tissues it had been reacting against, explained Dr. Samuel Strobcr. professor of m edi­ cine ul Stanford University School of Medicine In California. Through radiation, or possibly drug therapy, all the white blood cells are destroyed. The thymus gland, which seems Important for producing many white blood cella. especially helpers. Is altered, said Slrober. JACK A N D E R SO N Farmers' Crop Insurance May Be Drying Up "You wouldn't happen to be on* a them kUlor bees, would you ttra ng e r?" a •• $ I -A By Jack Anderson And Dale Van Atla W A S H IN G T O N - T e n e o f thousands o f America s fanners — who have weathered devastating drought, torrential hall storms, h o r d e s o f g r a s s h o p p e r s and foreclosing bankers — now have a new worry: There Is serious doubt thul thr federal government will make good on future crop-insurance claims T h r u grn cy that m akes the payments, the Federal Crop Insur­ ance Corp.. Is Insolvent, barely living from one stopgap measure to another, In past columns, we warned that the FCIC had no money left lo pay the Insurance claims tiled by farm ­ ers for crop loaacs — even though 1 the farmers had paid premiums for the protection. We described the agency's efforts to salvage the situation as uktn to the steward rearranging deck chairs on the T I t a n I c But even as we wrote those col­ umns. the agency, which had run $661 million In the red over the last five years, managed to come up with enough scratch to treat 45 of Its officials and Ihclr secretaries to a week at a dude range In Wlckrnburg. Arlz. According to promotional litera­ ture of El Rancho de lo* Caballeros, " ih c accent Is on leisure and rela xa tion ." Am enities Include tennis courts, trapshooting, horse trails, an 18-hole golf course and. of course, a swim m ing pool Cattle "roundups" can be arranged. Thr usual cost Is $106 to $130 a day per person, but the FCIC got a discount that allowed It to meet government allowances of $75 a day. an agency spokesman said. An FCIC source said the total bill was $90,000. The purpose of the get-together wus to plan the agency's future course, but perhaps Its officials can't be blamed for not coming up with a master plan, what with all the distractions available. Shortly after all that leisure and relaxation, the bottom fell out of the FCIC. On July 17. Secretary of Agriculture John Block suspended payments on Insured losaes. The FCIC haa not yet begun to pay the legitimate claims again It's a serious matter when the farmers can't collect their claims. S* but Ihc situation Is really grim when the FCIC’s own officials can't collect their pay. All Ua employees. In­ clu din g FCIC M anager M erritt Sprague himself, were notified there would be no money to pay their salaries after Aug 25. They would have to be furloughed, unlrss Con­ g r e s s r u s h e d In w it h s o m e emergency money. The reason (or this sorry state had to do with a nifty Utile maneuver the FCIC people pulled off secretly several months ago when they transferred $50 m illion o f ad­ ministrative and operating funda to the bankrupt claims division. This bit of Petcr-Paul robbery was not only foolish, but "Improper." ac­ cording to an Internal General Accounting Office legal opinion. �...Convoy W ORLD Continued from page 1A IN BRIEF Hijacked TWA Airliner Flown By Americans To Cyprus LARNACA. Cyprus (UPI) - The TW A airliner hijacked by Lebanese terrorists left Beirut today and flew to Cyprus — 47 days after the end o f the 17-day ordeal of 39 Americans held hostage by Shiite gunmen. The aircraft, piloted by three Americans, touched down at the airport In Lamaca. Cyprus, at 4:30 a m. EDT and parked on Ihe eastern side of the airfield close to two helicopters of the Mediterranean-based U.S. 6th fleet. Nojoumaltsts were allowed to approach the aircraft. Official!, of Lebanon's Middle East Airlines said one of their planes flew three American crew from Lamaca to Beirut earlier In the day to pick up the stranded aircraft The TW A Jet look off from Beirut airport at 12 45 p.m an air controller at Beirut International Airport said. "The three American crew members came In earlier In the day from Cyprus and took the plane after an Initial check We understand that a full technical team Is waiting for the aircraft at Lamaca. Cyprus, for a detailed check." said the controller who declined to be named. Crash Clues Sought By Probers TO K YO IUP!) — Japanese and U.S. Investigators examined debris strewn over a mountainside today for more clues to what caused a Japan Air Lines Jumbo jet crash that killed 520 people. In FuJIoka. the city near the crash site where relatives were Identifying the victims of the worst alngle-alrplane disaster In aviation history, police set up air conditioning units at a makeshift morgue to slow the decomposition of hundreds of bodies awaiting examination. Recovery operations continued on the mountainside where the Boeing 747 — JAL Flight 123 — crashed Monday night on a flight from Tokyo to Osaka. Police said 267 sets of remains had been airlifted to FuJIoka and 142 bodies had been Identified by midday today. ...Talks C ontinued from page 1A the Casselberry senior citizen center and the possible sale by the county to the city the County'* former motor vehicle Inspection station on Triplet Drive, across Irom the Casselberry City Hall. Glascock said Ihe city ts Interested In the county providing a turn lane off Scmlnola Boulevard lo Winter Park Drive and u storage lane (or traffic off Scmlnola Boulevard lo Button Road Revenues from 2-cenls per-gallon local option gasoline lux. approved by the county commission lO days ago. are lo lie shared With all seven cities. County and Casselberry olltclals were la discuss whether u cooperative arrangement can be worked out so that the cities' shares of the revenue can lx- changed each year, based on how tnuch money each spends for road Improvements from general city fund*. Hooper said. Glascock said as far as the senior citizen center wllhtn the clly Is concerned. Casselberry would like the county to pay some of the operating costs of the center since It la a regional facility serving the cnllrr county. The clly Is now paying all the Costs, hr said stated that at least 18 people have been killed since 1979 by high truck bumpers which came through windshields, decapitat­ ing drivers and passengers In cars or crushing their heads Club members, however, feel they provide a service to the community and charities. Scott said the club members use their trucks to help pull c a .i out of ditches and often assist people Continued f r o m page 5A Morris explained. A i that. Malone and Mrs. Roberts withdrew thel motion, but Malone remained Irked at the Mercer's motion lor full PAZ board to consider the request and su ggested C olbert rule Mercer's remark "out o f order The re/onlng controversy re­ volves around the proposed dev­ elopment of the property into an 8 0 .000-square-foot sh opping center with 14 single family homes on the eastern perimeter to separate the shopping area from Elm Street residences. Hattaway has said he will also set aside property for two small parks on the property. Residents of the Elm Street neighbor hood have ve heme ill lv opposed the shopping center development. Hattaway has an option from the School Board to purchase the property, declared surplus, but he must act by Aug. 21. School The final Item concerned the former Inspection station. Glascock said the city has been renting the facility for $500 per month for several years. I he building houses the cllv utility department, the utility supertntendent s office and big equipment He said Ihe city has offered the county $1 for the property since II ts considered surplus county property and of no use to the county. However. County Services Director John Percy told commissioner* this week that the property Is appraised at $180,000 and John Casselberry, a real estate broker In Ihr clly. said he Is Interested In buying the property. Casselberry said lie Is willing lo pay more than $100,000, but not $180,000. He said the appraisal Is high. Glascock said Ihe Casselberry Council has budgeted $65,000 lo buy the building and property. Hooper said the county ronunlssloners have scheduled meetings with ull of the cities and have already met with Sanford and Altamonte Springs officials. O c to b e r m e e tin g s a re s r h e ttu lr d v t t h Lungwood and Luke Mary: November for Winter Spring* and Oviedo. A second meeting I* also scheduled with Sanford In October. — Donna Eats* AREA DEATHS ford. Is In charge o f arrange Lee Beaton. Sanford. Hattie Mar JAM ES 11. MASON Mr. James H. Mason. 96. of Knight. CTC Stvte w . Fla.. Mattie ments. 2318 Hartwell St.. Sanford, died Mae C h a n d le r . L o n g w o o d . Friday at Lakevlew Nursing Mamie Lee Akins. Mary Chan­ Funeral Notice Home. Bom Dec. 7. 1888 In dler. Betty Chandler. Georgle Paris. 111., he moved here In 1979 Mac C h a n d le r and A n n n le W H ITM O N B . JO H N C . Irom there. He was u retired Chandler, aH o f Ualnhridge; — V towing lor John C WSttmov* Jr , 41, ol stepmother. Elaine Chandler, 1111 Loculi Avo . Unlord, who d>*4 TwotOtr farmer and a member of the will b ) I t p m todor ot mo SwnrlM Funorol First Baptist Church of Parts. He Balnbrldge: and devoted friend. Horn* ctcopol Bur 1*1 Mill bo ol F4lrvtow was a member of the Masonic Mrs. Roger Lee Jackson, San­ Comotoey. PhlladepVu*. P o . wll* Wilton Broom Funoral Homo, FM IodolpM o. In Lodge and Scottish Rite* of ford. -tiaraa VunriM Funorol Homo Sanford In Sunrise Funeral Home Funeral Danville. III. He wa* one of the cnorgaot total arrangement, oldest active participant* In the Home. Sanford, la in charge of M U FF, C M S IIT O P N IS C . — Momorlal la r v K n lor Cftrlitopnar C Huff. Golden Age Game* In Sanford arrangements 01. ol *01 R Ivory tow Avo , Sanford, who died CHRISTOPHER C. HUPP and his specialty was bowling. will be Saturday. Aug It at If Mr. Christopher C. Huff. 62. of aTfiuroday. Survivor* Include his daugh­ m In me Central Baptiot Church with Ihe 461 Rlvcrvlcw Ave.. Sanford, Rev Or Fraddto Smith officiating Can te r . M a e r e n c M. K e n d a ll. may ba made to tha American Chrtsman. III.; two granddaugh­ died Thursday at Central Florida trlbutlona Diatwtot Alloc la)Ion P 0 Boa l U ) . San ters. Marnlta K. Card. Sanford. Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom lord Crambaw Funorol Homo In charge Jenta R. Wyatt. Ocala: seven Dec. 27. 1922 In Lexington. Ga.. MASON. JA M C S H grea t-gran dch ch lld rcn : three he moved to Sanford from there — Funeral far vie n for Mr Jem et H Me ton of III* Hartwell S t . Sanford, who died In 1960 He was a retired supply to greal-grcat-grandilaughter*. Firday. will ba held at * » a fn Saturday at clerk and was a Baptist, He was B rluo n Funeral Home Friandt may can Brinson G u ardian Funeral at tha lunar al home l l p m Burial will Home. Sanford. Is In charge of a retired chief petty officer in the today to)low In ChrItman. Ill Arrangomantf by U.S. Navy. arrangements. B rluo n Funeral Homo, a Guardian Chaiwl Survivors Include his wife, m m i AD AM J. CATALDO Virginia: two daughlers. Sue CNANDLia. L I V I Mr. Adam Joseph Cataldo. 73. Schuster. Casselberry, and Mary' — Funeral tar.t<«« lor Mr Levi Chandler, Mohawk Trail. Winter Springs, Jean Jeffcoat. Sanford; a sister, a at 1101 Jerry A v e . Sanford who died Monday will to tl II a m Saturday al died Tuesday at South Seminole Bernice Walker. Koxboro. N.C.; S cn riu F m ere! Hama chapal with the Rtv Robert Doctor officiating Viewing will ba 1 1 Community Hospital. three grandchildren. p m today Burial In Ihe Bruton Cemetery Longwood. Born Sept. 3. 1911. G ram k ow F u n era l H om e. tm rtte Funeral Horn* In charge In Boston, he moved to Winter Sanford. Is in charge o f ar­ Springs from Vero Beach In rangements. flowers for All Omtsioris 1980. He was a security officer MABEL H. MILES and a Catholic. Mrs. Mabel H. Miles. 594 Survivors Incllude h it wife Barbara; son. Richard A , Fort Q u e e n s M i r r o r C i r c l e . L a u d erd a le; tw o dau gh ters. Casselberry, died Wednesday al Barbara A. Dunbar. R rvcre. Winter Park Memorial Hospital. Mass., Jan ice M. D rTu cclo. Bom Feb. 3. 1902, in England, Longw ood; brothers. Mtcahel she moved to Casselberry from S a u g u s . M a s s .. E d w a r d . Garden Ctty. Mich.. In 1974. She Lvnnflrld, Mass. Albert. Revere: was a homemaker. She la survived by a sister. sister. Lillian Parker. Revere; FUNERAL MOMCjCUUTERY nine grandchildren: two great­ Gladys Nichols. Casselberry. Boa tocatwa Al Fmerai B Bartol aeedt B a ld w ln -P a lrc h lld Pu neral laaal O w n laww Cat it grandchildren. 44A A t Risakarl M . B a ld w in -F a irch ild F u n eral Home. Altamonte Springs, ts in U n t o at feotret Flwtd* 112-424] Home. Altamonte Springs, la in charge o f arrangements. Sootor4 late Mary PrwFtaa Saw charge o f arrangements. JOHN C. WHITMORE Mr. John C. Whitmore Jr.. 61. L E V IC H A N D L E R Mr. Levi Chandler. 53. lfiO l of 1121 Locust Ave.. Sanford, Jerry Ave., Sanford, died Mon­ died Tuesday at Central Florida Doa’t fit! Caught day at DeUary Manor Nursing Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom C$M~. Dec. 25. 1933 in Philadelphia. Home. DcBary. Bom Feb. 16. «M t Taw Tarawa Booe Pa., he moved to Sanford 14 1932. in Ualnbrtdge. Ga he moved here 16 years from there. years ago from there. He was a construction worker. He was a Baptist and a laborer. Weathertron Survivors include a son. John He la survived by his wtfe. Heal PumpMli Conditioner Lizzie Lee. Johnson Ctty. Tenn.; C. UI. Philadelphia: four daugh­ to tow (wa 4 ton •** In* to.* two daughters. Marilyn and ters. Mary. Shirley. Josephine, S a n d ra C h a n d le r , b oth o f and Tonya Whitmore, all o f W A L L Balnbrldge; two sons. Edward Philadelphia: three brothers. 100? S Sanlend A vs Thomas. H cory and Bernard L ee and L e v i J r., both or b * nloi(J Whitmore, all of Philadelphia. Johnson Ctty: one brother. Earl. Sunrise Funeral Home. San­ Balnbrldge; eight sisters. Ora stranded on the road. “ W c'rr ready to help people. That's what we're here for." Seolt said. Florida Is the swampland o f the United Stales.” Scott said " I f you get o ff the main highway In a lot o f places you can get stuck" In addition to assisting stranded drivers chib members lake their trucks where ordinary cars and trucks could not go in e m e r g e n c ie s su ch as fo u l weather or when searching for lost children. Probably the most popular use for a four-wheel drive truck, however. Is mud (logging, ac- cording to Scott. Mud bogging is a competition Involving rilfterrnt classes o f trucks that drive through 300 feet of mud. The object Is to be the first to finish or the fastest Scott said. Even these endeavors Involve helping people. Scon said The Dixie Four-Wheel -Drive Club In N ew S m y rn a B each raised S I.600 at a mud hogging which they donated to the March of Dimes, he said. Scott said his club generally donates money It raises at such competitions to families that are having problems paying hospital bills or buying groceries. officials have ->ald the money realized from ihr sale will be used to Improve Sanford Middle School Morris said Ihe earliest lime Ihe PAtZ can hold u new hearing on the rrzonlng request Is Sept. 5 because o f advertising re­ quirements Thai hearing will mark the third time Ihe board has officially considered the rezoning. Al a hearing several months ago. the P&Z voted 7-2 10 deny u request by another developer for shopping center commercial zoning The School Board Wednesday refused to extend Hattaway * option lo purchase the tract beyond the Aug 21 deadline. ...C o n tra c ts tendent R obert Hughes ihe school hoard representative* should be Informed o f costs w hen they stl down to negoltate. W hile school board repre­ sentatives apparently do not know the cost of each group, the negotiators do In-cause they coi­ led ihe data from ihe school hoard's finance department Negotiators h;ul a difficult time agreeing on u salary for printer* the School Board em ploys Marilyn Revels, an ullernatc to thr SEA negotiating team and a primer for Ihe board, said she warned ihe salary to tie compa­ rable to a skilled worker. Lasl year printers earned $11.173 (no experience) lo $17,825 (15 year* expcrlencel. For this year the SEA proposed an Increase to $16,247 and $22,526 respective­ ly and the board proposed In­ creases to $11,619 and $18,537 respectively. They agreed on $1 1.753 and 918.671 respective­ ly. Ms Revels will he starting her 16th year with ihe troard In 1985-86. In addition lo pay Increases all School Board employers may be a b le to pur tic I p o l e In an employee assistance program C ontinu ed from page 1A $11,862 In Ihe new contract up Irom SI I 406 and with 15 years of experience a solan ol $15,463 up Irom $14,669 Skilled workrr* such as an electronic repairman have a beginning salary o f $18,876 under the new contract up from $18,152 lust year. A skilled worker with eight years of expe­ rience would receive a salary of $22.BOG during I (185-86 up Irom $21,930 lost year and with 15 year* o f e\|>erlcnrr lh.il worker would earn $26,072 up from $25.07 1 last year. While negotiators know the overall sidary and ttcnefii cost Irom year in year of Ihe groups they icpreseni. Ihe school 1mm r<I docs not krrp truck of such dal a. the Assistant Superintendent ol Finance said today The school board Just looks al the total increase lor ull groups •md does not known how much cosl each group represents, a c­ cording lo Carev Ferrell of thr school board's finance office. He said aller the budget Is worked out lor ihr coming vrur. expenses and set Increases met and a reserve set aside, the school board Is told how much money can Ik- used Tor salary n e g o tia tio n . T h is yea r th e amount was about 95 5 million. The hoard does not know which group gets what, which dis­ pleases Ogle trec. Oglclrcc said he told Superin­ Evening Herald, Sanford FI. Friday, Aug H . I t U - S A A n o t h e r p r o b le m fo r four-wheel-drivers Is the amount they spend raising and fixing up their trucks. According to Scott It is not uncommon to spend $2,000 to $4,000 on roll bars, wide tires and raising the truck. 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Buy A 6 Month Subscription for ‘ 27.00 and we will donate *4.00 toward the Seminole High School Fund Raising Drive. Must be a non-subscriber of the Evening Herald. CU P AND SAVE IN A M E _ ■a d d r e s s IP H O N E : u p A N D MAIL n CH ECK FOR $14.25 OR □ C H EC K FOR $27.00 | J EVENING HERALD, P.O. BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 Offer E xpires 8 20-85 J �SP O R TS «A —Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. R a in e s C H IC A G O CUPI > - K e y s D o n ‘ 1 m il Montreal manager Buck Rodgers that bpncball players and coaches Ignore the scoreboard while Ihey’re playing. ./ 'A lot of people say they don’t (watch the scoreboard) but they-re liars," Rodgers said Thursday. "T h ey say you can't win by watching the scoreboard and that's true. But you watch It," Rodgers had a unique chance to keep an eye on all of the contenders In the National League Bast division Thursday, allhough his Expos were playing In the afternoon at Wrlglcy Field. Both New York and St. Louis played afternoon games and won. as did the Expos, 7*3 over the Cubs. "W e didn't lose any ground.’ ’ said Rodgers, whose team Is six games B ig In n in g , behind the first place Mets and Card!* nals. “ As long as we stay close we can challenge. This thing Is going to go down to the last 10 days." The Bxpos beat the Cubs Thursday by getting the big Inning the Cubs could not produce. Tim Raines was the key weapon In the Montreal attack as the speedy left fielder stroked three doubles while driving In two runs and stealing his 46th base In 50 attempts. Raines also used his speed well In the outfield, running down three line drives to record ouls. ‘That Raines took away a couple o f our chances for big Innings." said Chicago manager Jim Frey. "Me gets a great Jump on the ball and he look away three hits that a lot o f other outfielders wouldn't have got to." Friday, Aug. la, 1M3 E x p o s NX. Baseball "T h a t's the secret to winning In this ball park.” Rodgers said. "You can give up a run here and a run there, but you try to avoid the big Inning." "T h e real key was we didn't build an Inning ourselves," said Frey, Montreal came up with three runs In the second inning and two In the third to take a 5*1 lead. In the second Inning, consecutive singles by Tim W a lla c h . V ance Law and Mitch Webster produced one run. and Raines hit a two run double to put Montreal ahead 3-1. In the third, Vance Law hit a two-run home run to give Montreal a 5* I lead. S ta y Those runs all came against Cub rookie starter Steve EngcL. 0-2, who threw seven Innings, giving up eight hits and the five runs. "H e was falling behind and they were getting the hits." Frey said. "But If Law doesn't hit that home run. we re right In the gom e." Montreal starter Bill Gullickson gave up nine hits In 6 2*3 innings, but the Cubs could only score one run per rally. They took a 1*0 lead In the first Inning on a single and stolen base by Ryne Sandberg and a slng’ c by Keith Moreland. Sandberg hit a single to center to drive In Gary Matthews from second base In the fifth to cut the Montreal lead to 5-2. but after he stole second neither Moreland nor Leon In Durham could advance him. Sandberg did the same thing In the seventh, sending Davey Lopes home from second and bringing the Cubs to within 5-3. But again stealing second did no good as Moreland Died out to center. ♦ Montreal got one o f those runs back In the eighth on consecutive singles by Andrq Dawson and Huble Brooks and an error by Chicago first baseman Leon Durham, who failed to pick up a slow hopper by Terry Francona. The Expos got an Insurance run In the ninth when Raines hit his third double of the game, stole third base and scored on a squeeze bunt by Andre Dawson. The Cubs have lost three In a row and 10 of their last 11. Mosure Happy With Condition By Chris * ia te r Herald Sp orts W rite r How Important Is reporting lo football practice In good condi­ tion? Well, when you have nn early season schedule that reads like Hint of Srniltiolr High's, It’s of the utmost importance. The Tribe opened practice under head coach Dave Mosure early Thursday morning and, a ft e r th e s e c o n d p r u c tlc c Thursday afternoon, Mosure. who succeeded Jerry Posey this year as head couch, was pleased with what he saw on the llrst •lay o f workouts o f the 1985 season. “ Ninety percent of the learn Is In excellent condition,'* Mosure said. "There are alwuys a few that didn't do much over the summer, but those who worked put during Hie summer, If they stick with It. will lie In rxcellrnl shape by Sept. 13." F riday, Sept. 13 Is when Mosure and the Scmlnolea open up the '85 season as they host Titusville Astronaut. A week Inter, the Tribe battles perennial powerhouse Titusville High tit a 4A-5 District game. Also In the new district which Is the result ol the FHSAA's realignment, are O v 1e d o , D a y t o n a B e a c h Seabreeze and New Smyrna Beach. A lte r the T itu s v ille game, S em in ole gurs against Lake U n w e ll and L a k e M ary In Sem inole A lh lr llr Conference jilay. "T h ere's no breuk for us.lhe llrsl (our w eeks," Mosure said "M osl of the |>eop|e we were looking forwurd to having as seniors came In In real good shape. The first day execution in altemnon pructlcc was surpris­ ingly sharp. W e're pretty close lu whrre we Irlt oil In the spring." The lint! two duys, Thursday and toduy. the 'Noles will have Iwo-a-day practices followed by Hirer-u <lays starting on Monday. ,"ln the morning we stress agility, conditioning urn! tech­ nique," Mosure said. "In the afternoon, w e’ re w orking an special trams, both title use and Fehr Pops Into Lead Football defense with separate situations and team situations. We’ re also doing perimeter work which Is puss defense and oflense phase, working on pass block and pass rush. "Right now w e’re practicing twice a day but that's going lo turn Into three u day Monday," added Mosure. “ That's when we phase In a 45-m lmUc walk through where wr'II talk about material from the last day and whut will lie covered that day." Something that has seemed like It might Interrupt the first few days o f practice Is the weather. The past two weeks. It has rained in Sanford almost every day. "W e were fortunate In spring not lo lose uriy practice because o f the weather," Mosure said. "Today It was threatening tiul It kind of went around us. Hope­ fully, It (the weather) will remain on our side." Thursday was the first day of p ra ctice for all six co u n ty schools that comprise the new Seminole Athletic Conference. They Include, Seminole. Lake Mary, O viedo. Luke H ow ell, Lyman and Luke Brantley. All but taike Mary n|>en the season Sept 13. Lake Mary's Rams, us has been the ease the past two years, will have nil open date the first week and open the season Sept 20. The conference is still seeking a logo und uny Ideas should be sent to Don Reynolds at Luke Mary High. The first competition lu Hie SAC will lK-gln wllb Hie lull football, cross country, swim ­ ming ami, volleyball. A county chumplon'wtll lie determined In each sport. "W e're looking forward lo u real good year." said Reynolds. "T h e conference should draw rcul well und the local rlvulrlcs should provide some exciting competition." Dave Mosure, who succeeded Je rry Posey as Seminole High tootball coach this year, addresses his team on the first day of practice Thursday at the high school, P o l p h i ns D ea l C a rter's Rights To V ikin g s United Press International •j Images of Anthony Carter Joining Miami Dolphins receivers Mark Duper dud Murk Clayton to terrorize NFL A-cnmlarlrs rtided Thursday. The Dolphins — lu need of llnrbucklng help — gave up on the possibility of Q-ainlug the fleet Carter with their ^Irrady dynamic receivers Miami truded Football the rights to Carter td the Minnesota Vikings for outside llnebackrr Robin Sritdlrln and a No 2 drail pick In lUtjfi The Dolphins drufird Carter In Hu; t-----------------------Savages Take 2; Champions Next Hanford's Katrina Shuler, Heather Meyera, H rldgettc Jenerctte all supplied big htta as the S e m in o le Savugca posted u 9 7 comeback win over Marlrltu. Gu. In the ASA Junior Olympic Slowpttch Na­ tional Girls 15 und under Tournament Thursday night : in Graham. N C. The Savages, who blanked the Arkansas Swingers. 5-0, In thrlr first game Thursday, take on defending national ; rhampton Pcinbrookc Pines tonight at 7. "T h e win over Marietta was a tremendous gam e," said . anslstunt coach Ron Homun ft Friday morning. "W e came z back three tlmea and finally ’ won tt." ( S hul e r , Me y e r a and jfJeneretie all cume through " with the key htta In each t comeback effort. Homan also !2ih round in 1983. He would have been a flisi-round choice but be had already signed with the U.S. Football League's Michigan Panthers after un outstanding career at Michigan. He moved lo Oakland when the Panthers merged with the Invaders Ix-forr this season There was a possibili­ ty Carter could have joined Hie Dolphins. but earlier this month the Invaders exercised their option lo keep him through the 1986full season The Dallas Cowboys greeted someone who will help them — running back Tuny Dorsetl. He arrived IH days lute to training camp Thursday, hoping to place tils contract and tax problems behind him. McEnroe Has Fun, Crushes Wilkison Katrina Shuler ...key bate hit cited the base running of Corrte Lawson tn both wins us a major factor. Burke, who attenda Lake Brantley High School, didn't alluw u runner lo reach third base while keeping Arkansas In check during the first game. Shuler hud a double to lead the Savages' attack. R a c e MONTREAL |UI'l| - While clobbering out­ gunned opponents may not win John McEnroe funs. It Is almost certain to get him Into the semifinals ut the $375,000 Player's International illy lenniytournamcnt. As the No. /I-ranked participant. McEnroe Thursday again had (hr easiest draw of any of the top seeds. He whipped No. 214-runked Bruzlllan Nelson Aerts 6-0. 6-1. to advance Into the quarterfinals Friday against No. 16 seed Hamrsh Krlslmun V Hr crushed No, 47-rnuked Tim Wilkison ‘6-2. 6-4. In the second round Wednesday "Bored Isn't the w ord." hr said o( Ills rump over Arris "W hen you're winning that easily, It's enjoyahje." McEqroc said Aerts didn't play uny uspecl of the game wcl\ "Th at's the type of guy. thul If I play well. I Just walk over him." McEnroe said. While McEnroe has been having soli oppo­ nents. the other top seeds have been tn dogfights. No 15 seed Jimmy Arlus upwt No. 4 seed Kevin Curren Thursday 4-6,6-3,0-2 " I was fom m aie It rained." Artas said. "After a couple of gumes. the ball got a little bit heavy and fluffed up. Ills serve wasn't as big us It normally would have been " Heavy rains delayed Hie (bird-round matches Tennis by four hours and 14 minutes. Officials used blowers to dry the courts. "In the first game. Curren aced me three times." Artas said. “ His serve was not as big tn each game after that. I was able to run around hts second serve every time." In other matches Thursday. Krlshnan of India downed No, 8 seed Johan Krtek of Naples. Fla.. 64 .6 -4 , ' No 7 Eliot, Tcllscher beat No. 14 Sammy Glam mat va 6-4. 6-4. Stefan Edberg had a tough time beating fellow Swede Henrik Sundstrom. the No. 11 seed. 7-6. 6-4. Ivan Lendl and Jimmy Connors, the No. 2 and 3 seeds, repeatedly broke their opponents' services to advance Connors broke service once tn the first set and twice In the second lo beat No 13 Vitas Gerulaltls 6-4,6-2. Lend) won a He-breaker tn the first set and broke service three times In the second to defeat No. 9 Tun Mayotte 7-6 (9-7). 6-2 Connor* and Edberg go against each other Friday, while Lendl plays>Ja Jarryd. GRAND BLANC. Mich. (UPI) An unknown seems to pop up at each PGA tournament — just ask Rick Fehr. this week's selec­ tion. "Every week there's somebody out on tour who you never even heard of." Fehr said after shed­ ding another bit o f anonymity with a 7-under 65 that gave him a one-stroke lead after the first round of the $450,000 Bulck Open. "It's because there's so many guys." One m ight as w ell throw names like Paul Azlnger and Greg Twiggs In with Fehr's. because they're right under his name In the chase for $81,000 first prize money at Warwick Hills Golf and Country Club, Azlnger's O-under 66 led the rain-delayed tournament until Fehr beat nightfall with his b o g e y -fr e e rou n d o f seven birdies. Twiggs was tn a group of five golfers at 5-under 67 that In­ cluded Gil Morgan. BUI Kratzert. Scott Hoch and Charlie Bolling. Another stroke behind on the 7 .014-yard co u rse w ere 10 golfers. Including Calvin Peete. Laimy Wadklna. George Bums and Jack Renner. Veteran Gary Player. Jim Dent and David Graham headed a group of 16 at 3-under 69. Fehr. 22. h ig h lig h te d his round when he rolled In a 45-foot birdie putt on the 421yard par-4 sixth hole, the 15th he played since he started at 10. He had three birdies, including a 20-footer, on the first nine holes he played and four on the relatively tougher front nine he played last. Including another 20-footcr on the next-to-lasl hole he played that shot him In front or Aztngcr. What Fehr needs to do now Is either get Michigan enlarged or start playing elsewhere like he does in that state. "I like the type o f golf courses here. They're like they were where J grew u p." the Seattle native said, Fehr gained some measure of fame In June at the U.S. Open In relatively nearby Birmingham, Mich., with a 69-67 start toward a finllh of ninth place. BUFORD. Ga. (UPI) - Amj Alcott likes a golf course tha challenges her. "I thrive on It when I'm force* to play my beat g o lf." said Alcot who went into today's secont round of the W om en's Work Championship w ith a three stroke lead. "It makes It fun ti play. " I f you enjoy a course, you'l play II well." said Alcott afie opening with a 7-under-par 65 *'l kept firing at the pin, I neve backed off." A lc o t t, w ho has w on 2f tournaments and nearly $1.! million In Just over a decade o LPGA play, ran ofT six birdies ti a seven-hole span Thursday ti pull away from the other player In the exclusive 12-woman field. She was three shots behlm fast-starting Nancy Lopez afie the first five holes, but forget Into the lead at No 8 with thi first o f four straight birdies. P a tty Sheehan w ound uj first-round play tn second placi at 4-under 68. Ju dy Clark making a 15-foot birdie putt oi the final hole, had a 69. Lopez, this y ea r's leadln; LPGA money winner and ih< a d v a n c e f a v o r i t e fo r thli •200.000 event, was tied fo fourth with two-time (1980-81 W orld Championship wlnne Beth Daniel at- 70. They wen followed by U.S. Open champloi Kathy Baker, Jane Blalock am Betsy King at 71: Pat Bradle] and Bonnie Lauer at 72; Jai Stephenson at 74. and Alia Miller, No. 2 money leader and i four-time winner this year, at 75. �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. 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NT la CjrUrllh Cjvpvu) m w 4tn*c* rtwoiw* ed ( < « '* *l - L n 1M on (a u p n N h Cal B wuae tC ed l e v Ce> I N d i Tea F t 1 1 k ( 11 mnwwt karaw Laapa - Maine IA da 1— wp v> d ) Umar ko a a Take Si 'l l Hamad. SO ed tm n d> ta* u e i a a L t 'i l U v < * laapa - G v «t NT tBe ktevaee 1C 141 tt o e x t Ce ed Mr-* pe 11* f • o V e i i«a V * 1| never U n ite d Press In tern a tio n a l W illie Hernandez's statistics look good lo Andre Thornton. Ills pitches look belter, though. Thornton reached Hernandez lor a three-run homer to cap a four-run ninth Inning Thursday night, rallying ,ihc Cleveland Indians to a 7-6 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Hernandez. 7-7. now has been lagged for 11 home runs this year In 65 Innings In winning the A m e ric a n L e a g u e ’ s C y Young and Most Valuable Player Awards last year, Hernandez allowed only six homers In 140 Innings "You can't ride the mountain every year." Thornton said of Hernandez. "V ery few have ever done that He can’t be losing too much (velocity). W e’d like lo have somebody wllh 24 saves on our bullet ub II you want to give him to us. w e ll gladly take him ." IBade ■ I wwaf I HrwNe 0 M— n tact Motnaurva Newwi laaea - u n e NT IB T>ev II t«T Drarvctl to lit i t e m lA tB Harmne U 1 B komcao iH *a - S-wt T* i l l tr, Te tta lake tape- kC I k fcwy kTtr n et m.kCin hv r I0 W iMf* Wm Cm 01 VM*ujr« 14*11 CW-Y* Mrtr R A IN E S G A U G E Lotos, i ____ M It tu c Ol lit 4»|fH l/< n> •• 00I I Ofeim T(00l 0T0 fV*t 0 10 Al 9 k i •' ol tl I '« • • ( I f si W Iw 1 t 70 U la t e N t e « M e * n ip a v ie a l i « t o k rat ed tda.ni a tad M N H ernandez relieved starter Walt Ten ell to begin the ninth and allowed a single to pinchbluer Benny Ayala and walked pliich hlller Carmen Castillo. Julio Franco singled to left to score Ayala and move Castillo lo third. Thornton followed with his 11th homer — a blast Into l hr upper deck In left. "I'm one of thr few guys on our hall club who can till thr ball mil o f the park." Thornton said "Y o u 're not thinking home run when you go up (here, bul you're pumped up and looking for a good pitch You Just try to hll It hard and If II goes out. It's gravy." ( law Viwoae wa Cuki t i n vt*a aokd « *a tned «o*t e iwedi w «v potiw t dpi 4 *ve tpa ten ml l e ) ana • « u n to '>«**• W h it f ie ld 's H o m e r D ro p s S u tte r, B r a v e s United P re s s In tern ation al While the Los Angeles Dodgers con­ tinue to run away like Secretariat from the competition in the Nallonal League West, the New York Mets and St. Louts Cardinals are gellin g ready to race down (he stretch lit the NL East and could end up In a photo finish, With 50 gam es remaining In the season, the Cardinals and Mets are In a first place tie In the NL East. They have six games remaining against each other, including three during the final week of the season. The Cardinals swept a double-header from Ihe Pittsburgh Pirates Thursday. 3-1 and 4-3 In 12 Innings, while the Mels downed the Philadelphia Phillies. 10-7. Doth teams are 69-43, but the Cardinals have the advantage of playing seven more games al home than the Mets over the last six weeks o f the campaign. Moreover, the Cardinals, whose Iearn Is built around speed and designed for artificial turf fields, play 3H of their final 50 games on artificial surface fields. There Is no pennant race at all In the NL West. The Dodgers, with thr Mid of «wr|aavvwrlik|| wlwrtiny pitching, have built up a nine-game lead over the Cincinnati Reds and San Diego Padres. N.L. Baseball The Dodgers won again T h u rsd a y, defeating the Atlanta Ilraves. 5-4. on a clutch two-run homer In Ihe eighth Inning by Terry Whitfield ofr Atlanta reliever Bruce Sutter. Both Ihe Reds and Ihe Padres are going to have help from other teams If they're to calch the Dodgers. Cincinnati has only six games left with ihe Dodgers and San Diego Just four. The Reds beat thr Padres. 5-4, In 10 Innings Thursday to salvage u split o f their four-game scries. But. us Padres manager Dick Williams points out. that's not going to be good enough for either side In their chase o f the Dodgers, "T h r way we battled back and tied tt up like that , this Is a tough one to lose." said Williams, whose club scored four runs In the ninth to send the gume Into extra Innings. “ The way the Dodgers are playing one o f us really had lo take three out of four in the aeries." Elsewhere in the NL. Montreal topped C h ic a g o 7 -3 And H o u s t o n d e fe a te d San Francisco 4-1.' In American League games. Cleveland topped Detroit 7-6. Baltimore crushed Texas 9-1. Milwaukee beat Chicago 7-5 and Minnesota routed Seattle 14-5. Cardinals 3-4, Pira tes 1-3 At St. Louis. Kurt Kepshire took a perfect game into thcHcvenlh Inning and Darrell Porter drilled a two-run single lo spark (he Cardinals In Ihe first gam e of a double-header. Ozzlr Smith drew a b ases- loaded walk In the 12th Inning of the nightcap to complete the sweep. Meta 10. P h illie s 7 Al New York. Lcn Dykstra laced a ground rule double with two out In the eighth Inning lo wore Roim Reynolds from second and snap a 7-7 tie that ■parked the Mete to their 10th victory In Ihrlr last 11 games. The Mets survived u rare poor outing by Dwight Gooden, who gave up five runs In five Innings. Tom Paclorek. Gury C'arlrr and Ray Knlghl all homered for the Mets In the first Inning Dodgcra 5. B ra ves 4 At Los Angeles, pinch hitter Terry Whitfield hit a two-run homer off relief ncc Bruce Sutter In the bottom o f the eighth, rallying the Dodgers. Fernando Valenzuela. 14 8 . won (or the seventh sURlgttt lim e. Torn Nlrdrnfuer worked Ihe murl Innings for his 12th save. Dale Murphy hit his 3 1at homer for Atlanta. D ale M u r p h y ...3 1 st h o m e r Curt Wardle. 4*4. pitched one Inning to gain thr victory and Jerry Reed pitched Ihe ninth for his second save. Tony P ere* ...p ro p e ls R ed s R o o k ie N e ls o n S im m o n s eracked two homers und Durrrll Evans blasted his 27th to stake Detroit to a 6-3 lead. Reds 5 , P a d re s 4 At San Diego, pinch hitter Tony Perez came through with a two-out RBI single In other games. H altlniotr In the lop of Ihe 10th to lend the Reds ('U nion.iti player-manager Pele Rose blasted Texas 9-1. Minnesota went lid less In three at-bula and still d u m p e d S e a t t le 14-5 und needs 20 tills to birak Ty C obb’s career Milwaukee downed Chicago 7-5, hit record. O rio le s 9 . R a n g e rs 1 A stro s 4. G ia n ts 1 Al B a ltim o re. Cal R ip ken At San Francisco. Mike Scott tossed a drove In four runs with his slx-hlttcr and Dlcklr Thun drove In two lOOlh career homer and a dou­ runs to puce the Astros Scott. 12 6. struck out six and wulkcd three In ble to power the Orioles. Ripken, who played tn his 5,000th con­ pitching his third complete game. Dave s e c u tiv e In n in g and B 54lh LaPoint. B-IO. suffered the defeat. straight game, rllmaxrd a fiverun s e c o n d In n in g w ith a three-run homer. Storm Davis, 7-7, was Ihe winner. Weary Judge Declares Mistrial In Bribery Case NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - A third day or legal entanglements resulted In a weary Judge declaring a mistrial In the sports bribery case against former Tulanr basketball star John "Hot Rod" Williams. Hours nflcr he refused to* dismiss the five counts against Williams. Orleans Parish Judge Alvtn Oser granted the mistrial Thursday because o f misconduct by prosecutors. The mistrial was requested by defense attorney Michael Green, who said prosecutors failed to give him relevant evidence that could have helped acquit Williams. A new trial Is scheduled Sept. 9 and Assistant District Attorney Jim Williams said prosecutors Intend lo try the case again at that time. Williams slapped hands with defense attorneys when the mistrial was declared and said he would "get m yself back Into shape" but refused to comment on the case. The 6-foot-10 center was a second-round drall choice lo trial. I frrl Ihe state lias an obligation lo prepare a much better case. Basketball o f the Cleveland Cavaliers, Alut he remains In legal and athletic limbo because of me mistrial. Jim Havach. an attorney for the Cavaliers, said Ihe NBA team will not sign Williams lo a contract as long as there are criminal charges (Tending. > Havach said Williams becomes a free agent II hr docs not sign wllh Cleveland by Scpl. 5. That deadline falls four days before Ihe start of thr rrirlal. A dismissed Juror, kept In the dark aboul the haggling In the courtroom und In Oser's chambers, said the trial probably would have ended In Williams' acquittal. Another said five of Ihe six Jurors were favoring a not guilty verdict. "T h e defense was way uhrad In the ballgam c." said Juror John Warrick, heading home after four days In ihe courtroom and a hotel room. “ If the case goes back FuTn IM U 4 U I Spa - TOOM 04*14)COMPS tu sap* - Bill U4S k m p kN DHg>*a***IU I B P * - WUtlAM tW km PlaOigTS* Ip» - RTTVI 0*,UP*lnUrN«*m4l III* 4U TQ U O M - lie s ip a u i i i* t m < ipa - lies ihooWarn Spmma Ipm-lies CAST7*0* ■ l a p s - M in t lain* SHU m at t p41- uU. 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Floyd Bannister, 5-10, took the loss Green accused prosecutors of withholding relevunl materia) — Including I wo pictures ol state witness Gary Krnnz sitting In front o f a mound of cocaine wllh a straw In Ills hand — and o f forcing defense attorneys to seek the mistrial. "T h e state has In fact attempted to goad or provoke the defense Into seeking this mistrial," Green said "T h e rr Is no way the district attorney's office could not have known of the existence of these photographs " iS ra m -k S O N II lOapsiMaMP SS IS IN IBW lum r I S IS It i I i l i I I • (k*l V O, F (Oil a W. t l*»4l ■ M M s a - O S B BN Ik m m lr-a m ns (M IS IFgaC m m s In IS It* t a l a , IS H l l SJN F IPI) a s T (M S B O 0014)1 Till M m -b S O M lW * k (S I S IS HMfitagFi IS in IM a iN u m IS ■ N n NON F 17*1N ON I (1*41 out B r a - l S I NS " N ltm u I S I S IS IILlOaaw tN IS ID m N a a a IS an«UU0, F Il«lSON t i l *41 BIS SOraa- Vi* 0 » » lu m iC u u its IS IS E x -S C C s t a n d o u t H obby Parker rapped a pair of singles, aatltio. PI4II SB, TIU4IUM. FU drove tn two runs and stole his 4(k*ii>ti IP IIM I warn s a* a 29lh base but the Osceola Astros HBtar-VHP tut dropped an 11-7 Florida Stale IFffaBPilp IS IS IS League decision to Winter Haven ira «rn us ip I Ua.—M TV* 4S at Osceola C o u n ty Stadium BIPSMS UMIBB tll4«mS Thursday. is m - Ptt i n ■OmaiOmHU* IS IS IS Desplie the setback, thr A»trm» Ik iiV a IS 4B hold a 51A game lead over Winter n w iP ia is S IMI (10* F(Ml SB, I 0*71 BPS. H a ven In th e F S L C entral 00040*1m* Dlvlton. Osceola hosts Daylqna 0—POO.B-ISMS Reach tonight at 7:30. N FL In other minor league play, IXNIim O B N il II1B0O0I Columbus used two-run homers Oa*n«M (iiltnai, b y T o n y W a lk e r und Ron S l I FM. FF FO Koenlgsfeld to trim the Orlando I I I IIS S 7 Twins. 4-2. In Southern League I II I I • • I i SO s o Baseball Th u rsd ay night. 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IF I D O N 'T O ET TH H M ONPV FO R A N E W COAT, I 'L l S C R E A M M V A HEAP O F F / __ * by Howl* Schneider _______________ l VOU APPCAk o k such u m a y tKPERiyoceo WHAT ADVICE W HOSO) GIVE A VDUUS PUSSfJ CUHDUJAAJF5 TO EMULATE- SO RU FECT FWOSILtn UOACnVtTY ? DEAR DR. G O TT - My doctor te lls me I h a v e reversib le Ischemic neurological deficits. I take Ascrtptin and peraantlne. 75 mg., four times dally. Is Improvement likely In the long run? DEAR READER - The medi­ cine you are now taking causes the blood to coagu late less quickly. Many specialists believe f h n l r e v e r s i b l e Is c h e m ic neurological deficits are. In fart, caused by tiny blood clou that lodge In the small arteries feed­ ing nerve tissue. Therefore, the treatment may result In ini provement. However, the likeli­ hood that you will outgrow the condition — or Improve on your own — Is slim. D E A R DR G O TT My husband has had poor luck finding a doctor to diagnose nr treat his problem. His right arm and hand shake, and lately the Joints in his two middle fingers lock tip. What could this be? ELO E W H ER E f a DEAR DR. G O TT — Aspirin Is becom e tremulous, there arc for headaches and fever, so why m e d ic in e s that ca n reduce do alt the doctors tell you to take shaking arms and hands. If your husband has early Parkinson's It if you have arthritis? disease, treatment is certainly DEAR READER —• Aspirin beneficial. works by Inhibiting a natural b od y c h e m ic a l c a lle d pro* Ask your family physician for staglandln. This chemical Is a a referral to a specialist. If he Is cause of fever and Inflammation. unable to comply with your In some women, it produce# wishes, lake your husband to a menstrual cramps certified neurologtst. If you have Therefore, although headaches and arthritis seem worlds apart, they have a com m on ingredient — prostaglandin. That Is the r e a s o n w h y an a nt i* Inflammatory drug like aspirin Is often useful In a variety of seemingly unrelated conditions. THE BORN LOSER EEK A jvTF.t. Aspirin Is For More Than Fever, Headache DODT TALX TO AMV DIPPY DAMES AT GARS > DEAR READER — I'm sorry youi husband has had "bad luck" In finding a doctor to help him. I am sure there are physi­ cians who could diagnose and treat his condition. For example, locking fingers ran usually be h e lp e d by an o r t h o p e d ic specialist. With respect to his shaking, however, the problem may be more severe. The tremor y o u d e s c r ib e m a y h a ve a neurological basis. Although some people, as they age. tend to ACROSS already unsuccessfully tried that route, consider making an ap-N polntment with a diagnostic clinic at a teaching or university hospital Send i our questions ro Dr Cotl at P.O Uox 91428. C/eve/and. 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A L IS A Not original [eonctrdo da Vinci. $5 by For S a le by Warntr Brothers BUGS BUNNY By Jam es J acob y The "strip and end play" is a weapon that Harry „amperl thinks bridge players should have In Ihelr arsenals. Here's an example from his most rcccnl b o o k , " T h e F u n W a y lo Advanced Bridge." Note Ihat South did not hid Blackwood after the Jump to four spades by North. Why? It Is wrong to ask for uces when you have two small curds In an unbld suit. If your side Is missing an ace. you will not know which are, and you might end up losing the first two tricks. Here, because cur bidding In­ formed South that North had a diamond control, the small slam contract was arrived at with good chances for It to be made. Declarer wins the opening lead oT th e d ia m on d k in g w ith dum m y's ace and draws the o p p o n e n t s ' tru m p s In tw o rounds. He now strips the club suit by playing out the A-K Q. If fie were In seven, he would now have to find the queen of hearts. Since he Is only In six, putting the defenders on lead with a diamond forces them either to play the heart suit for him or to give a stuff and a ruff for 12 tricks. Don't fret at the simplicity of today's deal. Rem em ber that some of our new readers may think the play described here Is named for an act In a burlesque show. NORTH ♦ u J»S V A J 11 ♦Al ♦ AQT i m i EAST W KST ♦ I 4 ♦ 71 f Q»5 f ill ♦ KQJ94 ♦ J»4 ♦ 1017 I ♦ 105 32 SOUTH ♦ AK 1063 V K 107 ♦ 63 ♦ K 16 Vulnerable East-West Dealer North Sol soma Nortfe E*»t It Pm 1# Piu Pan !♦ Pm Pan &♦ 5* Pan Pan 6S Pan Pan Opening lead ♦K HOROSCOPE PRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavta OF X C0U & E X 'M WHO 5AY X A M ) Pi) X LO0|< U K F yoM&opy BL$e> < s -iw by Jim Davis What The Day Will Bring... TOUR BIRTHDAY AUGUST 17. 10B5 An important project that you storied, but abandoned, will be revitalized In the year ahead. This time you'll do what's re­ quired to make it work LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Finan­ cial dealings may not go as well for you .is you'd like today. However, you can still make the most from a hum deal Major changes are ahead for Leos In the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall t l lo Astro-Graph. Box 440. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept. 22) The solution to u difficult problem can be found today If you look al II from the opposite angle. Be flexible In your thinking L IB R A (S ep t. 23-O cl, 23) Don't be hesitant about return­ you require a sounding board to ing something you bought re­ bounce your Ideas o ff today, cently If you find you can get the select a person you love and same merchandise at a better respect Instead of one who is price elsewhere. uncaring and opinionated. SCO R PIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) A R IES (March 2 1-April 19) Try to keep life's true values In Try to schedule your more testy* proper perspective today. Put tasks for the afternoon. Early in . your stock in love and friendship the day, you could be a trifle and not In malerUl things. careless or even indifferent re> SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23-Dec. gurdlngyour work. 21) Pace your actions carefully T A U R U S (April 20 May 20/ today In competitive situations. Subdue tcmptaltons to buy 1m*. Tim e ts your ally so don’t make p u ls t v e ly to d a y . Ite m s o r your big move prematurely. merchandise that look good at‘ ‘ C APR ICO RN (Dec 22 Jan. first glance might not hold uji,19) Strive to be mindful o f the under closer scrutiny. needs and opinions o f people GEM INI |May 21 June 20) D o i with whom you're Involved to­ not make commitments today day* day. If what you propose Is for without first considering their the general good, all will be ram ifications. You won t beharmonious. excused from your agreements.* AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb 19) because o f hasty Judgments. Let the other person slate his CANCER (June 21-July 22) ■ terms first If you're making an It's best lo have som eon e.v agreement today. What he has to double-check any Im portant./ offe offer may be better than you'd work you perform today. T h e / ' could spot mistake* that m ight* not be apparent to you. TUMBLEWEEDS I �PEO PLE Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday, Aug. t*, I W S - ’ A Gardening Pros And Cons of Starting Vegetables From Transplants Or Seeds Now that you have your vegetable garden soil all ready to gi, and your garden plan or map com pleted, and have choaen the kinds of vegetables and varieties you plan to plant, which way should you go? Should you plant seeds Or. should you set out transplants? You can be successful with either. But. seeds and transplants both have their advantages and disadvantages. Consider all ot these before you make up your mind which will be best for you. Let's talk about the pros and cons o f starting v e g eta b les with transplants. Probably the greatest advantage transplants offer Is an early start. Th e little transplants are started In protected seed flats, or seedbeds. These allow the seeds to germinate under the best possible conditions. And. using this method, seeds can be started before the weather Is really suitable for planting directly In the garden. Whether or not you grow your own transplants, or buy them al a garden center, you’ ll be several weeks ahead of gardeners who Blurt with seeds directly In the garden. Crops, such as tomatoes, broccoli, collards. cabbage and lettuce transplant well and may be a better bet than starting them from seed directly In the garden. Transplants allow you to choose only the beat plants. If you raise your own. you'll have many more plants lhan you need. You simply select the healthiest and discard the rest. If you're buying transplants at a garden center, you can pick the best from what's available In either case, be sure A lfr e d B essesen Urban H o rtlcu ltrlst 323 2300 E xt. 181 you choose only the strongest plants for your garden. It's much easier to start your garden from transplants, too. especially If you are container gardening or have Just a small plot. Using transplants Is much more practical than starting from seeds, And. don't forget, diseases are easier to control In a need flat lhan In the garden. The main disadvantage In using transplants Is that the cost would mount up quickly if you buy seedlings for a large garden and. some crops, such as beans, corn, cucumbers, and hi mips, are hard to transplant successfully They'll do much better If they're started from seeds planted dliectly In the garden If you're raising your own transplants, they'll tic ready to set In the garden In about four to six weeks Those you buy can be set out Immediate­ ly. U Ihe seedlings me In Individual containers, moisten the soil beforr removing them. If they're grown In peat pellets. Insert them directly Into the soil. Don't try to remove them from the pellets. The best time to transplant Is right aflcr a rain, when It's cloudy, or late In the afternoon. Handle your plants carefully. And. don't press the soil too tightly around the roots. After setting each plant, carefully pour a little water Into the hole to help settle the soil. This Is the lime to add a little starter fertilizer mixed with water, rather than using plain water. You can buy a ready mixed one or mix you own by adding one or two tablespoons of a 6-6-6 or 8-8 8 complete fertilizer to one gallon of water. Simply pour about a pint o f the mixture Into each hole as you set Ihe plants. When finished, cover the wet area with dry soli lo reduce evaporation. Now you know how lo get started with transplants, but don't sell seeds short! Besides costing less than transplants, a major advantage of starting a garden with seeds Is that you can choose from a wider selection of vutietles. You may find one or two transplants of a given type of plant at a garden center, but can find several varieties of seeds for the same crop. And. as I mentioned, some crops do not tmsplant well, and are better started from seed dlrrctly In the garden. While most vegetables can be grown from seed, there arc exceptions. These Include sweet potatoes, Irish potatoes, and strawberries. For specific recommendations on timing and planting these crops, check with your favorite garden supplier or contact the Agricultural Center If you decide to start from seeds, get the best you can find, Seed quality could mean the difference between success and failure. Buy your seed from a reliable dealer. You should buy tested seed varieties. IFAS plant scientists test most crop varieties, and recommend only those which, do well here. Of course, you can plant anything you like, but you may cheat yourself by planting Inferior types, without even trying those that grow best here. What you had great success growing up north may be a total failure here. Our "Vegetable Gardening Guide." available from the Agricultural Center will tell you which varieties will do well here and be resistant to common Florida pests. A word o f caution-most of the seed you find at garden centers has bern treated with chemicals to reduce Injury and decay by Insects and diseases. You can tell If they've been treated as they will Ire colored a bright red. It’s a good Idea to use treated seed. In fact you should always use them when available. Bui. remember the chem i­ cals are poisonous. Treated seeds should never be eaten, and should be hnndled with care. Keep out of the reach of children and (rets. Follow the Instructions for planting on the seed packet. If you plant loo deep, the young sprouts may not Ire able to reach the soil surface. And, If you plant loo shallow, the seeds may Ire washed away by rain Whether you plant your garden from seeds, or use transplants, you can Ire successful. The rest Is up to you. Happy Gardening! Compassion Is Main Course When Dining With Disabled D E A R A B B T i I 'v e n e ver written before but now I need your thoughts on a subject that really bothers me. I don't know how to put I his delicately, but what Is your opinion o f people who take persons lo high class restaurants? I mean people who have had strokes, can 't eat without drooling and make a terrible mess A co-worker-to'd me that he and hl> wife went to a lovely restaurant for a relaxing even­ ing. only to be seated right next to a family that Included a woman who had to be fed. He said there appeared to be more food coming out than going In and It looked like she was vomiting. He said It was revolt­ ing. and »t spoiled his appetite. Th is kind o f stuff doesn't bother me because I'm a nurse, but I can understand how some people might not be able to tolerate It. If people want to take someone out who can't eat normally, out o f consideration lo the other diners, why don't they request an out-of-the-way table? BEES BOTH BIDES D E A R BEES: Most people with special needs do request an out-of-the-way table, but It's not always possible to accommodate them. Those who cannot eat normally desperately need to get out and dine In a lovely restau­ rant. and their friends and fami­ lies deserve commendation for TA C O M A READER Dear Abby DEAR R E A D E R : No. It Is NOT "safe." For 100 percent protec­ tion. pick up nobody. I would offer a would*be hltchhlcker the same advice, Sorry, but w ere living In crazy limes. DEAR A B B Y: To avoid "su r­ p r i s i n g " a b r id e w ith an taking them. IT one happens to engagement ring she may not encounter a "revolting" sight, be 1 submit die following idea. need only turn bis bead and like. It was used by my husband avoid looking In that direction many years ago when he went to again. I. too. can see both sides buy me a wrist watch hut didn't — but m y plea Is for more have the slightest Idea about my compassion and understanding taste: on the part o f the "other diners " He bought a cheap toy watch, took It to a line local Jeweler and asked him to place II In one of D E A R A B B Y : 1 a in a their lovely boxes together with 55-year-old male. In my youth. 1 a handwritten certificate stating: hitchhiked great distances — "Redeemable for a real watch of even coast lo coast. I was given your choice with all my love. rides by many kind and Inter­ Happy Birthday!" esting people. Only In one situa­ It was a romantic land sensi­ tion did 1 have any concern lor ble) solution to a possible pro­ my personal safely, and that blem. The same Idea would work came to nothing for an engagement ring M OTHER HUBBARD In recent years I have not -ticked up hitchhikers, but when IN T E X A S my w ife passes on (sh e Is terminally 111) I plan to travel extensively by car. Long stret­ ches of highway driving will be lonely, and I would gladly give rides lo strangers far compa­ nionship If 1 could substantially reduce the risk of robbery or worse. B arbara Hughes, from left, Seminole County Extension Home Economist Agent, gives Instructions to Retired Senior Volun teer Program (R S V P ) volunteers, Gwen Howell, Winter Springs, and E lain e Hag gard, Altamonte Springs, at Crooms High ■Engagement H a rris o n -S m ith Abby. Is II safe (o pick up h i t c h h i k e r s ? And what measures can a driver take to reduce the risk If he does give someone a ride? Mr and Mr* K.J. Harrlvm. 000 Bonneville St.. La Belle, announce the engagement o f their d a u gh ter, Jean, to Byron (Ducky) Smith 111 of La Belle, w n o f Mr. and Mrs Bjron Smith. 2630 Elm Ave.. Sanford. Born at Logansport. Ind., the bride-elect Is a graduate of Logansport High School. She received a U S. degree from M anchester College. North Manchester. Ind.. and a M S. degree from Nova University, Fort Lauderdale. She Is working on a Ph D degree at USF and leaches n / Plata fey M a M M i m RSVP Lends Hand With Commodities science at La Belle Middle School. H e r f i a n c e , b o r n In Bluefleld, W. Va., Is a gradu­ ate of Seminole High School. Sanford, and received a B A degree and M S. degree from Auburn University, Auburn. A la. He is e m p lo y e d as assistant director of Hendry Glades Mental Health Clinic, La Belle, The wedding will be un event of Ayg. 17, al 7 p.m . al Carlson M em orial United Methodist Church. La Belle. No Invitations are being sent. Friends and relatives are Invited to the wedding The EYES have it! And S* WIN Ym With N «v C la im S ti Far Yetirtalf Haw Mack Batter Yaw Laah And FaaH! W HITE GLASS LEN S ES S IN G LE VISION too LARGE SELECTION OF FRAMES INClUMi MUMS School. RSVP volunteers werp at Crooms and distribution sites In Chuluota and Altamonte Springs discussing nutritive val ues of the commodities being distributed and demonstrating how to use and properly store these Items. 25th Street LAWN & GARDEN C E N T E R LIG U S T R U M RECURVIFOLIA • Full, Bushy • Perfect for Hedges NOW ! *5.88 Reg. $7.99 CYPRESS M ULCH + P IN E B A R K + 30 Lb. Bag now SWEET GUM • Fast Growing • Fall Color 3 Gal. Size 92 .3 9 ANNUALS 6 PAK • • • • Tomatoes Peppers Marigolds Celosra NOW! ’ 10.88 79’ tferti A Ptot* Cor AtsMMs. Tsar C a lm PrsssrtpWsa HflsA. S iam DwpacstM. Aikwtwwrts A Bfepsfcs. _______________________ touM n t r . i a s m s SAVING C I N t t a B U D O O - I T m« 1 rnaca am. (iT-n P T I C A L MON. THRU FHI 9 AM - 3 I'M. SAT 9 AM * I PM CluBtd Wfd At I PM • Closed Last Sat. Of The Month LINDA'S HELPFUL HINT OP THE WEEK: Now Is the time to start on jo u r fall vegetable garden. 2400 W. 25th Street 321-2525 S A I * O tft �16A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday, Al*. H , m i M ilit a r y S a c ra ts E v id e n c e O K BALTIMORE (UP!) — Proeccutors prcMlng apy charges against John and Michael Walker can Introduce aa evidence military secrets allegedly stolen for the Soviets but cannot use a statement John Walker made to the EDI. a Judge ruled. U S. District Judge Alexander Harvey II made the rulings Thursday at a hearing In the case of Walker. 47, and his son Michael. 22. Harvey is expected to rule today on a defense motion to dismiss espionage charges against the two men because "Immense and unrelenting” publicity prejudiced a federal grand Jury that returned the Indictments. The government contends John Walker, who retired from the Navy In 1976. headed a family and friend spy ring that was among the most damaging espionage operations In U.S. history. legal Notice legal Notice F I R S T P U B L I C A T I O N OE* N O T IC E OF TH IS N O T IC E I I I OH claim! P U B LIC H E A R IN G age Inti lh* etlal* end H I any Hoik* It hereby given th«t ob|*cllent by an Inleretled Seminal* Court/ hat received per ton lo whom nolle* wet •ppllcAllan lor dextopm enl *p malted Ihel cheltonga* me valid grovel lor • Development 01 Ity el lh* will, the quellfk lent Uagw.al Im p * ,I pursuant I* ol lh* pertonel repretentallv*. Welkin M OM . P lor IS* Statute*. or Itw venue or |urltdlctlen ol I'tm the Stele ol f lor Id* D* lh* court pattment ol Community A lls lrt A LL C LA IM S A N D O BJFC Project n«m * Hidden Harbour TIONS N O T SO P IL E O W ILL Mac In* BE F O R E V E R B AR R ED S ix el Prefect I f ] bool tltp Publication ol Ihlt Nolle* hat norm * and upland fecllllla* begun on A ugutl*. IMS located on I ll a r r a t Pertonel Repretenialiv* Location ol Prelect Port ol Berber* Mi Hot Sonlord. PL IIS R ootexit Piece Pro|*<l 0*n*r*l Description Meltlend. F L U T I I I N protect Ik I u S h * i n t N l Attorney Eor i'.p merino, and | I ) acre* ol Pomnnel f lc p r e x n 'a t'x upland t#ci1ltle* lisctud'ng * A lO O IC A R D I. Etgutr* clubhouse 0 .(0 0 square l**l|. EtOLowit O rl.e Swimming pool 11.1(0 tO"*rr Winter Perk, F L , JJ7(t r**i|. r*i*il ship* tier* 0 *00 Telephone I MS 11*7 IIS* square l* * l| , cov* r* d dry Publlth Augutl f. Id. IMS storage lor SO boa's ll* .(M D E I 01 square l**tl, and datpna'ad pat Smg lor S* c o n The p ro lK l F IC T IT IO U S NAME alto (( l i t lor * Harm weter pkk Notice It hereby given Ihel I up and lltlralkm lyttom Th* tm engaged in butinett at HO! m*rln« It currently 10% com A i r p o r t B l y d , S e n lo r d . plait w llh t t tllp t pending Seminole County. Hondo JJ7H occupancy under lh* Hcllllout nem* ol Legal Dew Option Gov'I lot S. G R A P E V IL'LE N U R S ER Y, end Section I*. Township I* South. me! I Intend to rogitler said R*ng* M p * tl, and lo lt I, 7. J, name with th* Clerk ol lh* l *. nioct n L o u . i. 7, i. s. *. 1 Circuit Court. Wmlnol* County. A I. Block t. Lolt 1. I. 1. *. 4, 7 A Florid* In accordance with th* I Block 47; Lolt I, 1. A 1 Block p ro v ltlo n t ot the F Ictlflout A. less r/w lor Inla rtltl* H o y Nem* Statute*, To w n Section No *, ol Senlord lor m i *t M l « Florid* Statute* 1ES7 r*cord*d In P l» l Book I, P*g*t /*/ Van Tompkln* 117, IK A llito . Public Records /t/ Shirley Tompkln* ol Wmlnol*County, Flo*Id* Publlth July >1B Augutl 1. E. It. A public hearing concerning IMS Ihlt pro|*cl will b* held by Itw OEM IM Wmlnol* County Planning and IN T H I C IR C U IT COURT toning C o m m lttlo n on S*p OE T H E E IG H T E E N T H l*mb*r l. IMS *1 7 OOp m , or •• JU D IC IA L C IR C UIT toon lh*r»*ll*r o l pottlbl*. In lh* Wmlnol* County Services IN A N D F O B S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . Building *1 1101 E d it F lr tl F L O R ID A S trxt, Wnford. P L 11771. Room WHO. In or da, to review, h**r C IV IL A C TIO N NO commcnlt and m *k« r*com IS ISM CAE* P AN C H O R M O R TG A G E mandallont lo lh* Board ol C o u n ty C o m m l t i l o n * r i ol S ER V IC ES . INC Ilk /a SUB U R B A N C O A S T A L COR Wmlnol* County on lh* *hov* P O R A TIO N . application Further, a public PUlnlllt, hearing will bo held by lh* vt S*mlnol* Courtly B oard ol Commlttlosxr* on W pltm bar M IC H A E L P P IE R C E and M AR ION P IE R C E .h it wile. 10. IMS *• 7 00 p m . or at loon Delendenlt llwrtallar at pottlbl* In Room N O T IC E OF AC TIO N WHO. Seminole County W rvlcot TO M IC H A E L P P ltR C E a n d Building, Vanlord. P L on lh* M AR ION P IE R C E , hit wilt above application Thot* In *1 R E S ID E N C E 7 Lynn Slreel. landanca w ill b* heard and Enlltld Midda written comment! may ba Iliad with th*»C m in g and lanlnr] London, E ngtond C Ml OJ Y Commlttlon H nor Inga may In | AND TO All portent Helming any Inter at! try, through, under or ogelntl me alurttaldpar tony round necotwry Purtlwr JaltlH YO U AM E H ER E BY available by calling M I-tlM N O T IF IE D TH A T an action X ( a l 171 Purttwr Inter m* I Ion lorec lota a mortgage on the par laming X Ihlt application tallowing da te n bad properly may be obtained been the Oflk# located In W mlnol* County. a l P la n n in g . R oam H i l l , Florida Sentinel* County W rvlcot Build Lot I. C L U S T E R " M " D EER ing. IIOl F a i l P i n t Slr**l, RUN U N IT n . at ret or dad In San lord. PL 11711 Poroont era Plal Book 11. Paget 1 and 1. adriaad that II I hay rlacida lo appeal any dec It Ion m*St al Public Record* ol Wmlnol* thaw maallngt, tlwy will la rd a County, Florid* record ol lh* proceeding!, end Together with All thucluret lor tuch pur poo*. Ilwy may neod end Improvement* now and loentur* Ihel a verbatim record haraallar on tald land and ol lh* proceeding! It med*. lialuret attached thereto and *11 renlt, Iteuet, procoodl. and which record Includot lh* twill many end evidence upon which prolllt accruing and to accrue Irom tald premitat. and alto all lh* appeal ll lo be mad* gat. tleem, elector, water, end BOARD O F C O U N T Y COM other h e a lin g , cooking, re M IS S IO H E H S S E M IN O L E IrlgerelIng.lighting, plumbing, C O U N TY F L O R ID A ve n tila tin g , S lrrlg a lln g . end BY TO N Y V A N D C H W O R P , power ty tle m i. machine*, ap AICP P LA N N IN G D IR E C T O R pllence t, lia lu re t . end tp purlenencet, which now t r t or Publlth Augutl I*, IMS may haraallar parlaln lo. or be O il M utad with. In, or on tald pra ml tat. avan though they b# IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T dalechad or detachable EON S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , F L O R ID A hat bean tiled ogelntl you, and you are required to terve a ropy P R O B A TE D IV IS IO N ol your written detente*, it any, Ell* Number IS M I C E IN H I E ST A T E OE lo Ihlt a'llu n on Roger D Beer ol A N D E R S O N A RUSH Al SUSAN M O SKAL lo rn tyt lor Plelntlll, whole Dae a* tod eddrett It i n E a tl C tnlrtl N O T IC E OP Boulevard. Orlando. Florida A D M IN IS TR A TIO N 17101. and III* the original wllh Th* a d m ln ltira lia n ol lh* lh* Clerk ol th* above tlyied etlal* ol Sutan Motkal, da Court on or be lore th* Srd day ol coated. Ell* Number IS Sat CP, W pN m btr, IMS. olharwlw a It paneling In lh* CM cull Court lor Wmlnol* County, E lor Id* ju d g m e n t m ay b* entered ogelntl you tor the relief de Prubel* Division. lh* oddratt ol mended In lh* Complaint w hich It S e m in o le C ounty W ITN E S S my hand and lh* Caurlhoute Senlord. Florid* teal ol tald Court on ttili la day 11771 ol July. IMS The name I and addresses ol D A V ID N B E R R IE N lh* pettonal tepretenlellv* end C L E R K OE TH E CIRCUIT lh* par tonal representative s allornayate Ml lor thbelow COURT All Inleretled per tone *t« By, Agnet E Sulak reguirtd lo III# with Ihlt court. Deputy Clerk W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S Publlth Augutl 1. * it 11. IMS D E I It FROM TH E D A T E OE TH E Logoi Notice Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T IN AMD FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . F L 0 R I0 A P R O B A TE DIVISION File Number (S i l l CP IN R E i E S TA TE OF R O B E R T LOUIS SCOTT. Ooc*e*4S No t i c e o f a d m in is t r a t io n t o a l l p e r s o n s H A V IN G l a im s or d e m a n d s C A G A IN S T TH E A B O V E E S T A T E AND ALL O T H E R P E R S O N S IN T E R E S T E D IN TH E E STA TE YO U ARE H E R E B Y M O T I F I E D I h e l lh # g d m lnltlrehon o* lh* Et**** ol R O B E R T LOUIS S C OTT, de crated. File Number (S 111 CP. It pending Mi lh* Circuit Court lor Seminol* County. Florida. Prubel* Division. lh* addret* al w h ic h I t Seminal* C o u n ty Caurlhoute. Senlord. Florid*. 11771 Th * Pertontl Repr* tenlqlly* It EDW ARD S C O TT, who** eddrett it IIS AI A, Selel III* Beech. Florida The nem* and eddrett el Itw Pertonel Repretenlellve't attorney ere H i Mirth below All portent having claim* or demendt ogelntl the Eftet* ere r t q u lr t d , W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM THE O A T E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N O F T H IS N O TIC E , to til* wllh the Clerk ol lh* above Court, a written ttatement el any claim or demand they may have E ec h claim mutt be In writing end mui* Indicate lh* betlt lor the claim, Itw name end eddrett ol Itw creditor ur hit agent or a t to r n e y , end the a m o u n t claimed H the claim It m i yet due, the de** when tl w ill become due then La lletrr* II Itw claim It con'mgenI or unit quidated. lh* nature ol th* uncertainty th ill be tleled II •tw claim It tecured. the tecurl ty Ih e ll be detcrlbed Th e claimant than deliver tufheient triplet ol lh* claim lo lh* Clerk lo enable lh* Clerk to mall on* copy to each pertonel repr* tentative All pertont Inleretled In lh* etlal* lo whom a copy ol Ihlt Nolle* ol Admlnltlrelion hat been m a ile d ere re quired. W IT H IN TH R E E M O N TH S F R O M TH E D A TE OF T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N O F T H IS N O T IC E , to HI* any ob lection* they may have Ihel challenge* th* validity ol lh* quellfkettont ol lh* Pertonel Repretenialiv*. or lh* venue ol * p m i hh I puMrt l»< i rtirtf m M igrtv utirti • *to* 9 MfuM C ar-HrttwBf r t>f CONTHI VYH HI H "IB K PW WKP YKI IV UVEVQL VR TUVM N O T IC E J Y P W IV IC K OF T U V MW. " IU JI — V O JW W P W . P R E V IO U S S O L U T I O N PortonaRy. I a m alw ayt toady to Main, although I d o not aiw ayi kk* batng taught “ — SR W inston C h u r th ill /MT A M TJtm q a n KM P9M M S tWMO WATIW « W a rm m f / t w r * r or n re.. Orlando * Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 Hi m ....................... S7C t line HOURS 3 consecutive times 81C ■ Hite 8:30 A M. ■5:30 F.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 ■ 7 consecutive timet 52C ( Rue 10 censecvTiy* times 46C ■ Hue Centfict Retes Ay(liable 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Frid ay M onday • 11:00 A .M . Saturd ay 13—Card of Thanks The family of the let* Chart** Robert*. Sr withe* to than* you tor all tlndn euet thown during our tint* ol Bereave Th* Roberto, Pot lard, and W tuning ton Famine* 21— Personals CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER A B O R TIO N C O U N S E L IN G F re e P r e g n a n c y T a t l t C o n f id e n tia l In d iv id u a l • I II 1 1 a n c • C a ll fo r appointment eveninghoun available ......... , 111 7W1 23—S p e c ia l N o tic e s ____________ B L itflik U M I B I __ mac------------------------------- CDK A F K X E N M X H N 9 0 N © O Tffiitessr,1 CHARLES R B R LX K 3 J 11*0 tit 3 ) j A M C S W ROBESON © td io n t H -l I filt ocal'ti. 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K C M S C C U FEttONI AF*EAAINO AT Tlt( Fugue HLAAINS a*-L M MEMO OAALIT yf la iN E t tu t *( c o n tin u e D MtOu TuM TO Fin e At K t M SECEIIAAy "JNTMEA « T P U W A t K I Bt CALLFM 3J1 1130 EXT 4 4 1 rUBLISH AUGUST 16, I9SS .AtPm uyteHUKtcup M M m il. HHto CUrVIY zH CH n y m vn m N MK MVMUA3T 3 IS # g•*■— gr J Equipped Photo ttudto in Alt* monte Spring* priced tor quick tel* duo to lllnett IMe Groot SCO DOO greet potential Writ* Bov 1M0. Apopka. FI 11701 of cell » M * » lt alter t *1—Money to Lend N E E D MON E Y t E veryon# doe* et tom* time If you own a home end h e x a job. IFteettor then you think 27—Nursery & Child Care F R E E D L A N D E R . INC. Th* Mortgage Fettle M l C. Altamonte Orlvt 'LkenvaO MerTgege kreklr Baby filin g In m y hom* Re ipontibl* mother Hot me* It 111 7ta(. anytim e____________ Child car* In my home Week doyt only Idyllwlkto ere* Alto before end after tchool tare Call V I 11SUafter t * i ♦ i * Thinking al falling a a a Real Etlal* LIcenteT a Wt tiler Free Tuition andcentlnueut Tralnlngl Call Otck or Vlckt tor daftttt| 171 lt*7 111 11«( Eve. 17* let* h yytte f Florida., lac. H Y ta rt E i per tonea I New Smyrna Beach Choice ot Two Sucte.vlul Retteurenl •utlnettet tor tel*, both on malar highway tocafient wllh owrwr llnenclng ( t o l l avail able to qualified buyer Beecktlde Realty. R E A L TO R S *04*77 t i l l ______ Open 7 Dart i N O T IC E O F PUBLIC H E A R IN G Nolle* It hereby given Ihel Seminole County he* received appiit align tor development ap proval tor a Development et Raglantl impact purtuant to Section MOM. Florida Statute* Ircm the State ot r lor id*. D* parlm enlolCommunity Atteiit Pro|*Ct nam e Lake M a ry Shopping Cantor Slit ot Protect Approatmetoly JSF TOO tqu*r* tool Location ol Protect Th* til* It located near the Intortechon of lake Mery Boulevard and Lake Emma Mood t e ll ot I < end wett of Rhinehart Road Project General Detcrlpllon Th* Project will Include tour major tenant building! el n o 000 tquert feet; movie Itwatr* et A*. 700 iquare leaf, local thap ping tpac* at M JOB tquar* teat located on approilm ately 47 acre* The protect wilt be con itructod In two phetet between IMS and 1M7 Legal Detcriphon Part at lh* Norllwatl to ot th* Northwoit to and th* Watt M f.CM tael of th* North to of the Nor thee* I to ot Section 11. Townthip 20 South. R ang* 10 t a i l . S e m in o le County. Florida Detcrlbed at toltowt Begin et th* Northmen corner et Greenwood Late* Unit tl Plel Book 11. Paget 7 end L Public Record! ol Seminol* County, F lo rid a thence N 00* IQ'IF E . along the Wetl llrw ot Itw Norltwett to ot Sac Hon 11, * diilence ol Iat 0* toot thence N I t - U I T W . along the South line al Itw Hocttwait to et th* herthwetl to IJ47 07 feet lo Itw S e ll right ot way line of Let* Emma Rood thence along i* d eight bt we, line 74 QG-iQ'CS'C . le t 11 teat to * p o in t at curvature having a redlut ol tOCOI teal, concave Eettorly, ttwnc* IM 11 to*I along lh* ere. thru a central angi* ol 11*0S'1}" to lh* point ot tangancy. Inane# N IS 'I S S I' E *0*17 feet, Ihence S rr> * M E IS* M tool to the Wett line ol itw E e tl to et th e N o r t h * * ! ! to of the Northwetl to ttwnc* along laid Wetl llrw N w o t IS t . If f 44 leal to Itw South right ot way llrw at Lake M ery Road, thane* along teid right el way hrw S (Y*M M E . 44141 toet to lh* Wett line ol the Nuv'heett to *t Section l|. thence continue along Mid nghl ot wey line S tt*c0 H E . M* 4M toet. thence S 00*10 IF W end parallel with th* Wett Iin# ot told North***! to Its* S7 toet to the North iww of Mid Greenwood Leket Unit 11. Ihtnce N I f i l i t W J*t CM toet lo th* P O IN T O f B EG IN N IN G A public hearing concerning tint protect will be held by the Seminol* County Planning and Zoning C om m lttlo n on lap tomber t. IMS el 7 00 p m , or at toon thereafter at p o l l* to in the Seminol* Cmmly Service* Building e l l l t l E e tl F lrtt Street. Senlord FL 17771. Room W IM. In order to review, twee com menu end make recam mendalipnt to th* Board et C o u n ty C o m m lt t i o n e r t ot Seminal* County on the above application Further a public haarmg will b* held by the Seminal* C o u n ty B o a rd at EIPERIERCtD: AVO N EARNINGS W O W III O P E N TE R R ITO R IE S N O W III 111 M l at m *AFt Acrylic Appntetort apply protoctlx coating an cort. boat! and plorw* U to *11 par hour W# train For work m Santord are* cell Tampa 111 ( ( 4 TH I Table Sew Operator* 4 Truck Loader* teotpltel. bonu*. vecatton. and hoi way* Apply f o r m it e x Port ol Santord Laka Monroe * A l l ...............o r l B l ADJUSTER In tld o pot IHon In W e rk o r't Cbmpentehon Claim* Dept tor e ip e rltn c e d a d iu f ltr Mutt h o x SIC Comp Lleant* or Ail Line* Licence A ll# monte Spgt Co Benefit* Hr* * S Cell Barker* M l *1*1. E l l . 41. C re m * S p e c ia l Service*. EOE^______________ XIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS Inttallatton Salary bawd on oepertonco plu! b#n#fUt Paid v e c e t le n end h o lid a y * M S m b U l _________________ A LL TY P E S JOBS S TA R T WORK NOW! C R ID IT T (S40M* 71 — H e lp W e n te d A F U N JORI Toy* tall ttw m M lx t! W* need ladle* to Mow them now Dec 1 Eacel pay. Car/phone your hr* W inter Spgt 117 7MS. Senlord l eke Mery 711 MW. Cettelberry UJ MAS Employment 323-5176 1*11 French A x AAA TEMP Otvittonat AAA Emptoymenl Need to Work? Between Jobs? Waiting for the Right Work Position? Need Extra Cash? YES Any •< ?A» m ( M i l M f i iP,!* « mi Cull TW* Number REGISTER TODAY NO FEE suian ................... in eat* JLegal Notice Com m iitiunart on September 10. IMS at 7 00 p m . or ai toon thereafter et pottlbl* in Room W IM. Seminol* County Service* Building, Santord. F L on lh* ntxive application Thot* In el ttndanc* w ill be heard and written comment* may be tiled with Itw Planning and Zoning Commlttlon Haarlngt may b* continued from lim* lo tima at foundnacM tary Furttwr detail* available by celling 111 IIM f i t 171. Further Intor melton pertaining lo Ihlt application may be obtained from th* Office o l P la n n in g . R oom N l t l , Seminol* County Service* Build tng. HOI E e tt F lr t l Slreaf, Santord. F L 17771 Pertont ere advitod that it they decide to appeal any daemon mod* at that* mealing*, they will need a record ol the proceeding!, end •or tuch purpot*. they may need to entur* that a verbatim record ol th* proceeding! It mod*. which record include* th* totli many and evidence upon which lh* appeal n lo b* med* BOAR D OF C O U N TY COM M IS S IO N E R S S E M IN O L E c o u n t y F l o r id a B Y T O N Y VANDERW ORP. AICP P L A N N IN G O IR E C TO R Publlth Augutl I*. IMS D E I tl N O T IC E UN D E R F IC T IT IO U S N A M E LAW N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN that M C C O Y L E . INC detiret to engage In butlne** under th# flctittou* nem* ot Oenke Th* Captor Company al STM John Young Park. Orlando Florida 22004 and intend* to regittor the Mid nem* with th* Clerk ot lh* C ircu it C o u rt tor Semmelo County. F tor Ida Dated at St Petertburg, Florid*, thl* 12nd day ot July. IMS M C C O Y L E . INC B Y; Fro n cll J Mr Peak V Prevdenl Publlth July » S Augutl 1. * Ik IMS D I H IS) F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nolle* to hereby given that I am engaged In butirwtl *> *00 F a t V a lle y O r . Suit* I0S Semlnoto County. Florid* under the fletittowt name at Lasting Imprettmnt Haw Baton Inc and that I intend to regittor Mid name w llh the Ctort et th* CNCwIt Court. Seminot* County. Florida to accordance e'tP the p e rv itie n t #1 th* Flctilieut Nem* Statute*. To Wit Section (tSOF Florida SUlutot IFS7 Janie* Pettoway MR Fea Vat toy Or Longwood FI# 1277* Publlth August ( . M. 11. XL IMS O E It f la b o r m m t P HONEST D E P E N D A B L E People to work In Convenient Store* Pato vecatton. group Inturonc# available. P oly­ graph required A p p ly In oaf tor Lit* Cke m 0 Feed Store*. SSI W Hwy Id * . W4*t ett/4. Amman** Sprtag*m ousekeeper Caper lanced tor tenlor adult community In Santord M ini bo rotpontlble Call n i SSoO M O U S E K It F E R P art Haw Cleaning L la u n d ry. Own trantportihon Winter Spring* a r t e E t t 0 |e 0 . b o tw o tfl 10AM 4PM___________________ KITCHEN HELP E aper tone* proterrod Cell Cato Sorrento b e tw x n 1 ; » 4 * aopm m s m _____________ _ IP N Af fam ily retteurenl Low Inter ett attumebto mortgage* R tetoneb l* Ic c ic Seme lo ca tio n 10 y o t n F u ll M rvlco Coll tor detail*: Owner Broker 111 I47F NO P R O B LE M ! Legal Notice F PARKER HA PRISON ____ j ) P ilb d A_*11Atacui.net I Pi it't CcewrinciAi.! 55— Business Opportunities TLCttom * Cempantont.lnc Gut lily L lv e ln t Of e t # ......... .................... m l(* l * M ARY K A Y C O S M E TIC S * Skin cere and color flair CONNIE m 771* 55—Business Opportunities n f f l f t 'J d t R o o m w -120 B l O G , S a m c w o , F uo * ic a S e m in o le C oun ty SERVICES by Bcrke Breathed uv.tHOHMoavfms AU /V.V »W1M r tHM* cvnrw jcm *t*fr Seminole H E A R IN G S£PTD*GEp,4,1965.700 P M BLOOM COUNTY HMHmKcrm* Iff Mt ItU W MAT P U B L IC S e m in o le C outer Plan nin g A mo Z oning Commission ENWP UKWW WVAKI BP UD KC WK IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T IN AND FOR TH E E IO H T IE N T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R IO A Cate N* IS 117 C P IN RE Ettoto ol H A R P E R S M ITH . Deceeted AM ENDE D N O TIC E OF AC TIO N N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Ihel an action hat bean Hied ogelntl ell peril** claiming in toretlt by. through, under or egemtl lh* Decedent H A R P E R S M ITH Th# nature of the action it on* leaking lo determine lh* heirt ol the Decedent H A R P E R SM ITH Sold Action It Med In lh* Circuit Court In and lor Seminole County, Florid*, end Itw tty I* of lh* cete It " In Re Etlal* ol HARPER S M IT H " You ere required to oar x a copy ol your written detente, ll any. to II on RONAL D L SIMS. Petitioner*' attorney w hole eddrett It IIS E e tl Central Boulevard. Orlando. Flo rida 11(01, on or belort Sepi I*. IMS. and III* th* origin*! wllh the Clerk ol Ihlt Court either before I*r Vic a an Petitioner*' attorney or Im m ad leltty Ih e ra a lla r olherw iM * default w ill be entered agelntl you lor the relief demanded In lh* Petition D A T E D on Aug It. IMS D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk of th* Circuit Court By Belly M Ceppt Deputy Clerk Publlth Augutl It. 11. JO. Sop •ember 1. IMS D E I tS C L A S S IF IE D A D S 33—Real Estate Courses © CELEBR ITY CIPHER "rtf Cluiw mmH M lrt Ifurn tuulaliuiM tvp lurltdteTton d Ihlt ceuH. A L L CLAIM S . D E M A N O S . A N D O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B AR R EO Del* ol lh* flrtl publication ol •hit Nolle* of Adm lnltlrelion Augutl 11. IMS EDW AR D S C O TT A t Pertonel RepreHnteli .* of Itw Estate of R O B E R T LOUIS S C O T T. ’ Dec* a tad A T T O R N E Y FOR P E R S O N A L R E P R E S E N TA TIV E F R A N K L IN T W A L D E N ESQ UIRE MASSE Y .A L P E R B W A LD E N P A One Dougtat Place 111 W eil CHrut Street Altamonte Spring*, F L JJ7I11M7 Telephone MS to* 0*00 Publlth A d u lt It. 11. IMS OE I ( I 71— H * tp W * n t * d 71— H*lp W«nt*d r fo n c r m e I NO ▼ F ill Report ready tor work ot ( A M *07 w !*t St ______ Santord 32115)0 a p a r tm en t R E S ID E N T M AN AG ER For IS Unit M utt Be E rpierervced (70 0751 A x a Beauty C* Start your own butinott tor t l ! K l ttlO J U 1 tl( • TQIXEE7E* P ort tlmo Could po**lbly work Into full tlmo petition E ■par lance necetMry Apply at 700 W lath St Monday thru Friday, belw xn f am and 1 pm CASHIER Convenience ttor* Top Salary hotpittliieiion. I w x k vera lio n each 4 m o t . othe r benefits Apply 701 N. Laurel A re . Santord I : SP4i M, AAF. Child Cere needed Wanted H perlenced older woman who lovot children Roforoncot Irtd Coll H I 77(7 after t C om puter Operator B F re g rim m e r Call New Mori rant H I 7SOD CONCESSION CLERK E apertonc* helpful Apply C E N T R A L F L O R 10A ZOO tto S ......................Tu#i thru Set m m u __________ Construction Werktrt B Labor! All Trodatl Cell New Hart tan* H I M00 C O SM ETO LO O IS T E iperlenced Part time lor m nlor adult community In Sen lord Full Hm# In the tuture Call Ter appointment M l SB0Q * Countertop/Lam in* tor * Fu ll Hm* Eapariencad help .vaadnd Production top thep Own trentpprtehen H I I CIO CREOIT / Accotints R ttttvB b li Clgck Coitoclton eapartonca heiplui but rat required Pay cam mensural* wllh teperienc* e n d a b ility E ic e tle n l benefits Send return* to P O Baa M il. Santord. Fla HTT1 D A T A E N T R Y / P R O C fS S IN O S P E C IA L IS T Medical bock ground rwcottary Salary will be bated on your evperienc# For Intormehon call Bill al m si*]_________________ ___ O E U V E R T HELP Needed Cheulleurt Lic*nt* required Apply et Bedrock Furniture. 2440 S Hvry t i n . Cateelberry Oil 7S77_________ D IE T A R Y C LE A N IN G A ID E Pert time. M F Hour* negotla bl* EO E Apply tl D tB ary Manor, 40 N Hwy 17*1. De Bery F L____________________ D R IV E R N E E D E D Void f I* license Full hm* employ ment Apply A lle rn e tlx T V A Appliance 122 kXB D R I V IR / N E L F IR Far resident I*I Mniletien route Valid chauttourt iic#n*t nec evlary Good working coidi •ton* and bene 11It Apply In person IWS. SSS Hop* St . Lc E X E C U T IV E S ECR ET A N Y W ith or without shorthand! P r e le rr e b ly W A N G w a rd processors Needed In th* Let* (Aery Are* Abtoit Temporary Services U S IM R EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Superior tb lllt In typing, thorthend. office menegment EapeMenc* with computor or willing to learn Hours | to > Good banttltt Belory ac cording to skill* and oiporl enc* Return*'to: F L A . U N IT I0 M E T H O D IS T S C H IL D R E N H O M t F O B * ! MM ■atorprlw .Fle «ms Eaperienced In M le tt E arn CASH on th* weekends telling tologag and ceemetlc* I 1* to S P M Setvroey ana Seaway C a ll L a F r a g re n c * at i ecu i n h u . _________ E X P E R IE N C E D O N L Y Ayl* •ton Mechanic*. Sheet metal, ttructuael. end electrician Apply to pertain Milton Air. B u i l d i n g (1 4 1 . l a n i a r d _ A Jrg * rt______________________ EXPERIENCED DIESEL MECHANIC with knowledge to hydrautkt B traitor repair DeLand area tN T X R II I in asphalt m a ln t e a a n c o I n v a l v i n g teatcoaling A ttripmg Hard phy Heat work M l 1*70 Fu ll and p a n time position available in Full service child car* center Maturity end common tone* * mutt E apt Done* and Reining * glue Apgiy between 1 A M a P M el 111 B Pet A x . Santord FULL TIME PORTER be over IB year* *W B h e x taperlenc* Apply In parson betort j t or *n*r 1 Raavgov Ktoq. SeaMvd______ GAS ATTENDANT T o p .a la ry , tiotgllelliaH on. ocher benefit* Cell butm eu office tor tol* XU1BU Pert time tor 44 bed ICF/M R . »i mi LABORERS Reliable worker* needed far first shift Ableat Temporary Sendee* HUNS M AIDS He'.p ut clean up Cell 747 1714 Dr Ivor'I Iu ante required MECHANICS For ill A 2nd thlftt M utt h e x 1 y r t erperlenc* nn Mack truck Alto need PM M E N Good working condition* B benefit* Apply In person IWS.SSS MEDICAL OfTICE INSURANCE BILLING CLERK Submit reiume to 1401 Medical Plai*. Suit# 10* Santord. F L BT71________________________ Offset Htlp- All Kinds! Cell New Hortiont_______H I 7X» OPERATOR TRAINEE Pletllc eitoutlont Ecperi enc*preferred ltt. 2nd, B ltd i h l l t 1(00 Je w e tt Lane. Pietnc ProBto*______________, 0PERA10A WANTED Small company need* quell tod Doier/Front end Loader Op erator Evperlanced only need apply I 40* 0000 I pm to 1pm only Owt Th* Road Truck DrinfCall New Horltom 111 7500 P AN TR Y / O IN IN O ROOM W O RK ER Full Hm* tor Senior Retirement Community E rpertenc* desired Pleasant appear enc* and per tonal Ity required Will consider tr a in in g w illin g toernor Good wages Apply et H O W ELL P LA C E 100 Airport Btod Santord Between I B a PM Mon Frl Dr cell . U J 7100 F A R T TIM E Car etui, gentle and energetic lady. living near downtown Santord. to care tor e ld e r ly le m l ln v e lld . morning* 4 |J Hurting skill* helpful Reply to Boa JOS. c/O Evening Herald. P O Bea IAS7.Santord. Fie B I D iaS7 PHONE WORK No taperlenc* necessary A ptoOMnf vole# B willingness to work only re q u ire m e n t! Sterling pay 54 SO per hr For Interview cell Jim et (24 MM REAL ESTATE SALES PEOPLE High Earning* PottntUII Modern oHIc* In eacellent location Complete framing program New division et etd established firm Call now tor detail', on pleeM it waning condition* and to secure your future Jim Rttlerfy___________ *74 4*5* SECRET ARY TYPIST I For general office work re q u l r t d by e l e c t r o n i c * m a n u fa ctu rin g c o m p a n y , Previous eapertonc* desira­ ble Phone r o 7710________ __ SHINGLEMEN M 00 per tquer* JJ1 4110, SUPER MARKET ASST. MGR. Eepot lanced In grocery, meet. B product deptt Ftolygreph required Apply ISIh B Park A x . Perk B Shag Ask toe Tired *f Job Hunting t C a ll F u tu re s th e y h a v e hundrodt of |ob opening* tor thot* who want lo w ork, *70 000 CEM EN T W ORKERS * H I L F I R I Eacellent pay Start right owey tT t 4X70 D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no (a par lane * nacattar y Full tlmo Good Starting pay t/ t *JQ0 G E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S G r t t l HarTIng Iob Saxral opening* Good pay 470 4)00 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y aad P RO DUCTIO N W ORK Moal •hilt* open Good pay tcetok. tig ( job IM M E D IA T E O P IN IN O S General Construction labor. Good pay i r » 4 X » TR U C K D R IV E R S lo ng taut Immediate! Good driving re­ cord Over U tig 4100 L O C A L D R IV E R S - Straight truck* Good pay Start rlg(H awey *71000 R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E HELPERS. C LER K S. CRT O P E R A T O R S - Im m e d ia te Call ATS 4JM NOW i W E LD E R S Certified Eacellent gey tcetet Call today (T b P A IN T E R S A P A IN T E R H E L P E R S - Im m e d ia te •penm«* good starting M r Call today 47* «JBR D R Y W ALL With er •apgrieace wit tout Immedlbta agwungi Good gey Gey (7R4JBI Call to �71— Help Wanted KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE I by Larry Wright E v e n in g H e ra ld 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent ■ilty and pleasant toto m a w a mutt San tor cltltan marktt If you Ilka paopta, and ara haat and attracfiva. call w* far ap pomtmam Part lima. H I I M Monday thur Friday_________ RECREATION AIM Par O avalopm am tiiy Ola abtod ICF/M R Part lima and avanlng* M l m i TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED Part nma 4 full lima FC L, Good driving retard B# apia fapataOOTpPyaUal SaFSaal A I T R I S S E S A N Q COOKS naadad A ll aMftt G raaf benefits Contact Calfiy Sail a rt at Tha w*t*to Hout*. m a a a o _____________________ •AMBOO C O V i A PTS. M* ( Airport Bhrd f Bdrm . I Ball*...... ........ASM ma I Bdrm . 1 Baft*.----------- ..SM I ma. p h o h i ...........„ .............. m a a t i •COUNTRY SETTING • Larga I A I Bdrm. Apart m art* Adult Laka* la**Family Paaftida Available Hew.Optfl Wtekands MASTERS COVI...... 373-7900 s v il l a g e 1 bdrm SflO. f bdrm I MO and upl Adult*only M3*4’0 m a r in e r MOVE IN NOW! H I 7M0 NMdcf With Eiparwnc*all New Hortiont M l MOO S25 Bonus with this id! Immadlafaly Hurting Attlalantt and Lira In Corn pan torn I yaar arparlanca required M E D IC A L P ER SO NNEL POOL sosiataan |_E_______________ M /F/H/v a weak to train hill and pari tlma petition* Call M l f r a Butinatt D rttt Raauirad 91—Apartments/ House to Share Mawiad I lamaia la tbara a 1 bdrm homa with I adult* t!40 par mo + I/ ) utillHat Call Ml f ill 93—Rooms lor Rent Caitalbarry Hart ft Carding * f Harping room* I turn . It* A 140 pa* waat plut uta of fiUrban I r a t . M i fl 1*______ Cbrltflan Apt* A Hama* TV. hllcbgn. laundry, maid, SM wk a up Ort 433SMA/4S3AtID F u rn Roam, prlvata bath, cooking to* wk plu* wflllfiat Sacurlty dap SUM Ml M ff or M l H I ’______________________ SA N FO R D Furnithad room* by tha weak Raatonabia tala* M atotarvlct Call 31) 4107 S 7 PM 41* Palmatto Ara room I d par wuak Kltchan/laundry prlvllagat C a i iM S t a f ;________________ T H E FLO R ID A H O TE L *00 Oak Avanua H I 4X4 Haa*ona6l« W «f Hy half* 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent A V A I L A B L E NOW Furnithad Stud to Apartment* O ra Badroom Apt* T wo Badroom Apt* W H IL E LEASES S E N IO R C I T I I E NS O ISCOUNT R A N C H S TY L E L IV IN O III SANFORD COURT APTS. 323 3301 bam kitet»n. living room and larga tcraunud porch. Cam pfutaly carpatod and air can dlfionad Adult* anly, no pal* Larva lor S171 par mpnm aim tfSO dap eat* c V n Y T T T H I Downtown Santord Etl Garaga Apt tullabla I or caupla No pat* * 1 so mo . M l dap You pay pat t ttoc m M il Furn Apt* lot Santa* Cltltan* lllP a lm a lto A vg i Cowan NoPhonaCall* Lavaty I Bdrm carpal, doaa In downtown. S71 par waak Sa curtly dtpoait 1200 Call M l VOMerMI Wf ______________ Small garaga apartmunt for ana w orking adull Lady pi a farrad »7* par waak plut dapotlf Call M l ta il________ I bdrm daluia Adult*. no putt, air, qutol ratidtnlial, 1131 mo ♦ dapotlf M l M l* ___________ I bdrm air conllltonad Quito araa S fll ma Bf oka* Ownar ttimo*ni«4«i 1 Bdrm Apartment Includat tacurlty da poll! A Augut* ran*. If moved in by Aug fa. IMS Momraod Apts. 327-2615 Oulat I Bdrm in oidar •-•* P rtttr adult* MOO par montti. plut SfdO tacurlty dapatlf Can Iff FaOl________________ SHENANDOAH VILLAGE I Bdrm Dugto • with Reel 33*0- S3S0 Adult* A Familial Walcamal SIM Sacwrfty DapatH Call....................................T O m a S p a c lo u t A p a rtm e n t* Lakafront. pool, lannit. aduttt. no pat*, laundry Starting at SfSl a ma Call 133 0143 to taa W tk 'v i Rlvar Ettidancy Carpal, air. emou uta Adult* no pat* *341 par month Call: 31144TO_________ ___________ I and 1 bdrm Alto furnithad afficiancy from STS waak S 3 » dapotlf No pal* Call M l 4107 ST PM 411 Palmatto I B d r m ., c a r p a l, c o n tro l haafi'air, balcony, naar old hotpital t i l l mo . MOO dapot if M i la n ______ 3 Bdrm , f bam. cantral air, all applianca* pool First and tacurlty sail pa* month Call M l tail altar 1PM 1 bdrm l bath Daluia Apart man I S ift ma 1210 tacurlty duo Onu Month Fraal M l * ISO 101—Houses Furnished / Rent 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent Boautitul 1 bdrm 3 bath lancad yard, calling tana, vortical*, waahar A dry*, 4171 ma ua (taa D E L TO N A 1 bdrm dining araa. tmall porch, cantral alr/haat. carpal S ill ma 4 SJ00 tac Nava** Araliablanow 574-1040 NEW HOMES TOR RENT Enargy Ittkiant I bdrm . 1 bath Palta Hama* naitlad Ht qvtot caantry tatting, naar thwppmg A tchaalt Clata la Lata Mary 1/4 (a ll Chuck lhaia laalurat. a Fraal Fraa Ratrtgaratar OOaraga a Attic Itaraga a Wathar Dryar Cannae ken* a On light Managamanl Call Maw tar Mara lutocmilion 321-3827 _ 1 B d rm te r a a n t d p atio , childran O K ta w par man'll C a i l a n n n _________________ 1 Bdrm . f bam Larga living room with hrapiaca 1 bikt tram Laka Monroa kite ran aguip. AvaHabta Aug lit SOI tlrtt. last B tacurlty M U M S 1 Bdrm a a i Bath Cantral haat 4 air. lancad yard, apphancut garaga SOI mo. plut tacurlty Call ItS Tfaf 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent 107—Mobile Homes / Rent Eldar Spring* Tralla r Park. H w y 417 I 4 t b d rm t , manlhly or waakly runlal ^ra to »^l* * * # ^r* iju ir»* w i^S )^ Mini Nii« houses tia 4 up......... ........m a«x 117—Commercial Rentals Rata'i 4 Otuca Spaca MO up to 1.000 tq II ai*a itaraga avail abta Iff aaU 121—Condominium Rentals Villa* I b d rm . 1 bath, wether and dryer, kitchen appliance* . K reared porch, pool, adull*. *7*0 par month i f 10 tacurlty Call M l 0(40 Idaytl or M3 aaaMNightti_________________ laniard f bdrm . 3 bam. poo< wathar/dryar Omar emeni Hat SMI m e , 1 4S1 404? S IN G L E STO R Y L IV IN G luid Tsimt to Fit Tout Ntsds! Furnishsd m Unlutnishtd. Prim* Building Lot m good *'e* ol Santordl S’ 100 Large heme with » « ’ in large living toom . laundry doub’* car C*r»lr* gir heal Owner will tmanc* l 1 Bdrm 3 bam with wether and d r y t r . O verlook in g Lakal Pina Rldga Club, laniard sail par month Call Pam 131 37*0 between I O O A M 4 30 P M lo t tor 14 • 70 N EW M O BILE HOM E 1 Prater rant with op BY O W N ER Bciutifyl Homt trt Loch Arbor | M rm I bar»hi. grvsi room w bviit in B B Q grill Double tent ml H «« f air AH ip p M a ftcfi I** S00 A ii«p p # b !p F H A m ortgage No qualifying J V SJI4 ^to^obuj^fswa^^^^^^ 127—O ff ic e Rentals Raatonabia and convenient 101 N Maple. Santord M l *0*0 Protattionai tpaca tree Hand Inj, K parking tpaca*. i n to It Naar IT »f Cantral air and heal 1410 per month R E A L TO R ............. I l l *141 H-ckJwo Lik e t#t Wildwood Dr I bdrm 2 bf«m, db) g«r*g# porch C in f r l l itr Super Cie*«- Attumabl# US ODO R E A L TO R M AR ViN K LAIL 44’ l i l t or ^ 1 7U7 B L LINK CONST. 322-7029 F inenclng Available Applianca Repair Alltin Appiiinc* SdfYKc la hr Service Na (a k a Char gal If Y r. E ip taaiaai, JT*«4S1 Carpentry All type* at carpentry 4 r* madallng IT yr* cap Call Richard Grata M l Mff Carpet General Services R O BER TE ORSENR C e n tra ls 4 M a in tana nc* SpaclalUl In H acS rlcal 4 Pnacmat'c Control* M3«f*d e x i— _ Lie R ill l l l a l i firoktr SALES ASSOC WANTED* 3M0 Sanford Avt By Owner' Reduced Make Otter 1 bdrm t)y bam Move in Ipr i choot M l 1417 ^ Home Improvement Calltar'* Building 4 Remodeling N* lab Taa Small 111 Bad** Lana, laniard _________mean_________ a M cC U LLA R H O M ES a LkanaadCantractor yRRSSIJTal NO lO B TO O SMALL ' C aR i.................................. Mtsaad THOM AS B TH O M A S Mam* repair. *leaking, lawn car* Far Carpal laetellettaau Rapairi t l a llrafthat Heme Repair* Cleaning Service Head Carpet Ctoaatng Uvwig^ Olntng Ream 4 Natl M R Sa*a 4 Q**4r. SM. US M M JU ST D E N IE S Pr o k taunnl cleaning C M I................ ............... M l 4*4) C A B P iM T E B R apaltk *-«d ramadaiuig No k b too (malt Call M l (**1________________ (AamTananca at HI type* Carpentry, painting. g4wmb«ng andatactrk M l a C T W ILLIS MOMB R E PAIR Stnca t*l*t Taan** iia d n * Sarak a ..M > Iff* C O N TE M P O R A R Y E L E C T R IC Comptrto Etoctrkal Sarvka* T V 4 Tatophanat M l 3177 Music Lessons Landdeering O E N IV A LA M O C LE) La«7Land, torntog ......... PHI # n Tapawl Pond* Dram dlkhat Ilk* Proper (flan Cal I M* MM •• ll v i n o i r e « ( c a n t r a I a lr/h o a t l 122) 000 •trots from tenore ) R EA L ESTATE H EA L TOR >J1 M H FO R SALE BY OW NER Cpunfry t stale r>e#r L a k « Ath by on I c leered B fM l 4 Bdrm 1 full b#th| «■ O * !!' room wilfl firtp lM t, Lflto* M l m KiffN on By Appoififmtnl Only C*H <*B4> * V M S I___________ D R E A M V TA R TE R tre n d New Owelity Built 1 bdrm tplll plan ertth garage Eety • C B M h lfY> Ottered el U I J N i many liiu m in t plant • wAltabte. C u m tee Ver your self or celt • IC R Y C O U R IO N The INAll It Cempeny R f A L T O R I. » t M S er 111 94?o LA R G E CO R N ER LO T com*% wffH fH«« f Bdrm horn* in grM f f#Cdfmmi N f* reel, very cf##n. lew 'down peyment, lew nsenffMy peymenl u r .ljo FH A VA S r t C lA L I ) Bdrm 111 Bath, t t n i r *1 elf", garae*. f e n c e d y a r d . k il c f i e n H v p p a d ' Belli in Sat I M M N 323-5774 Naw Hem»* Naar Otlaan 3 B d rm ., I balk, air, heal S 3 '000 13100 down Include* cloamg cotta Pf*m*nt* at SIM par month COUNT R Y W IDE R E A L TY R»e a t i t t k t r .... ...m i n i 4to Hwy i ll, Ottoan Fla NO M O N EY DOWN N O C L O H N O C O S T |1M month 141 n o Ona year aid h a u l* 1 4 « c a lot 401 M a y t g w n R d , O t la a n W* M l *111 or *04 MJ 0*0t or tor fat aosi 3*04 HW Y IT *1 HANDY! 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E apart Repair* *1 Complete Sprinkler System* Timer* Etc .* * * » * ( Drive by and aaa thit newly painted 1 bd rm . central h a a t'a ir. appliance*, naa carpa't lancad tot. attum* 7% F H A . cnty SS4 KO Plumbing Wall I l « r South Santord Avanua Santord. F tor Ida M ff 1 Nursing Care Tree Service • G E N E V A O S CE O LA RO • TO N E D FOR M O B IL E !! S Acre Country tract* Well Iteed M paved Rd H \ Oown II Y rt af l } % ( Fromlll.SdOf , if you are tooliinf for i luc ititfu f career in Real l itile, Sttmtrem Realty it loohinq lor you Call Leo Albrlyhl fodiv at 112 24M Eventnft 12) M i) CALL A N Y T I M E 3 2 2 -2 4 2 0 1141 PA*K A V I Ml Ik Mary Bird ^ a fte r Santord Ik M a r; THE C A S U A L IH L BIO LAKE M ARY On* acra at privacy and laclutlo * P a rltd tatting tor rambling a bdrm. 1 bath with rac roam. Super F a m ily Ha ma t liaa.aaa Owner will finance, Bay New and En|ey the Label I Call B EC K Y C O U R IO N The Wall SI Campany in i m i .......... ar H H B I Weekend Sale O nlyl Appraited 140 000 FH A Sail all cath. 414 •00 I B drm I bath, • •Ira* rant* tor *400 plus G o o d c o n d it io n Ownar Kkhdclato Call » JO 1*71______ 1 Bdrm I bath good rondltkto. bus slap, utility building. tone*. Fla N m , F'replac*. 1300 tq ft Qualilr F H A or taller hold Law an il Ownar A n o clata 4)0 010) 4 Bdrm . 1 bath homa wilh larga poo' larga dining room ] let* w it h th a d a t r t t t S104 Magnolia Avt . Santord Call M l aaiaattar 1 m p m Mr 165—FarmiGroves / Sale from ( I 300 181— Appliances / Furniture ac 1 1 ) * ic r # l H igh end dry dbOOcNd like frpnf c»n paved roed i l l OCR) veifhftio OOP ! A c rti yelfh F #r mtngfon P M I bdrm | bath Si Jehni River pool »ennit, ctubhte A more l U PCKPt’b cuyned SA4 *411 if n iff pr ive f oid N igh •nddry Yvooded |2f f00 ) 4 ____________ Appl lancet mobile home are# t n 400 t#emi 7 Acf#t Wob'** o k f»e‘d 12# *x For Salt ell tn e ic e lle n f con ditio n A fully g u a ra n te ed 321 429* fenced Hay C O UNTR Y W ID E R E A L T Y Ref R E Broker 122 1215 474Mery « l» . OtTeen Fla 27TH STREET FURNITURE 109 W 3 Pfh ! » C o u ch for i n 391) la le P c ttfc t fgr newlywedt i.W negofiAble Can 4*e S?i2 0'ineft* Set i ll *noc1 inf ter fable 2 end fob(e% like new Other thingt Call 42’ 1110 after | f» M 2SS0 El Cap<tan Or Sun 10 to 3 P M FIVE STAR AUTO SALES G O O D USED C A R S N O C R ED IT N E E D E D Buy Here, Pay Here Big Cars * Small Cars • Trucks Acrss; TLs 17-92 I r i i p Mil* On Right 668-8659! 823 S. HWY. 17-92 DEBARY AUCTION SALE S s lu td a y , A u g u s t 17. 1985 at 10 00 d m B y otdat ol tha C ity o t S antord w * will on tha above data and lima ta ll al p u b lic a u c tio n tha fo llo w in g in y a n lo ry ol no longat n e e d e d Item s 1« ” Dodge 1 l e i F U k w l 1 IN ) i 1 111’ Ritsbin US l •» I#IN B t 4MC escai Pumper tee truck t lira r*n) MOO FU truck 1 IM? Fwrd tHrmy fruck 1 INO Mirkey Otvtdeen C»<*e I ie#o fo rd true* e#*e cat 1 m en 1477 1»7# A I4RO Hedge 9 I M 2 Dodge I ioe> Sedan 1 I I 74 IHartye Dump (ruck 1 147! QI4C lwtokprtk*n prg^ads t C u ihm a n furt 1rucl»te< t fiioo M.ti*t fidmtg mooer 1 li eein Ch*et lewn moee I • »ie*»e« uliMf 9UI bed 1 liiler R w U M *e«de» 4 Mitr <M5 Monde Magn* i AS 1441 ml R u t lypeeynteri cash r#gis1#f%.. af< utAtoft Adding marhin#* Mon«fch Impnnter Oftn:# cbeirt tile c i b u « l % a u»g# «ut ot M « bf( fnkting chAift looli. laegnl tawr eiMJuf 60 bttytldi flvof Bark yratf tultert S All bimta nl Mitr; itemt From lh « San ford Airport Authority, we will h i v « th# follow ing H a rm : 1 Climit Blue tlfiek Mokm lUeti V * I ciwytiw Wwivia detoi iOni 2 Met DiyWe0e«Bd fh ftiM» I pvFnpe Oerrung if MR fltec ) 1 Pump WofihmgtoYi M HP lilac ) 1 e«m« beeRMgiM new CNyiw I tfi l«4t Dodge 4 I 19M Ford Pick Up m i Ford Pick I 1 Orehd Blue print ceps** IM! VetiiMmiied Itlti Ohe* 9letbeal buswe tspeh Megnet tweepe* interMtionel ftpies 1 o+oo» M.vfe* C«n«ey fit# I UHSI k) e*)l WiMjry Convey l*U | tie*te*t 2 * « Mniii) C*n»tf !«• 9 tratier l wfsl lisiitery Tank type I r14' ne fane I Ovnhem R v »h C9w«e* Yell J04 1 pheee 40 cyctee All i|«m s to bd sold without w .ir'.intuis or guartoilves ththqr by tho C<ly Ot Auction C o C a s h C a s h ie n Chocks, or okayed ch eck s Sat* will b* ha Id Al Santord Mainlananc* Compound, al daad and ol Fullon 4 Holly StreatB In Sanlord Sato conduced by Doll a Aucl'on Service Phone 12J 5420 Oldosl Auction Film In Central Florida L e w is C . D a li - A u c tio n e e r D A V ID VOGUE . Realtor/Aiuc 13)1100 ..... Evening 1314147 R EALTO R S R A V E N N A PARK Ib d r m l>* bath, cant teal 4 air tea ago By ownar tatotman lie (TV* Eva* 4 Waaa and*_____ ___ IA N FO R D D U P L E * 317)1131 Highlfwn A .a Owner tmanc ing. tie qualifying, nepom k f B d rm . I bath, each ape'1 mant aver t 000 tq It 4 yrt o ld K itch e n appliance*, cantral haat and air, carpal drape* Rental income MOO monthly Appointment anly Ownar M l *0*> Santord fait Hartwell A r t a SUPER A S S U M P TIO N # A t Aaphall Paring I m Grading 4 paring atphait r* pair*, teal coating trpffic markings, driveway* 4 park in* lot* Fraaatt l i t I r k W ILL B UILD IO S U IT ) YOUR LOT OR OURSt E X C L U S IV E A G E N T FOR W IN S O N G DEV CORR , A C EN TR A L F LOP IDA L I A D C RI M O R t H O M f FOR LESS M O N B Y l C A L L TOOAYf Okleen 4 bdrm . 1 bain on 1 acra* with hork* barn and pattura If 4 (00 I O UB R A TE S A R E LOW ER Lakavtrw Nur ting Cantor It* I . Second U . Santord M l aftf M yr* |*p Inter ad MS MB) CASUAL I l f O A N C EI 4 bdrm 2 bafh home with tcr**n«d pool area. Ifrtpiica, Qrnit room paddle lane. U N vq M 1 Of I Vo Venter# Avt BUSIN ESS T E L E P H O N E S I T T * B IS Salto* intuited with warranty a • a a t l M l t l Fra* Eat W O T R IB B V BUY A U T T L I C O U N T R Y ! I bdrm I bith hom# on I 14 l i r t l l E4t hi Kifchon, c*ntr«l j »ir h i t Split Bdrm Plan* IfT.ftM 70S Poms*!!* Di.-Sanfcrd Telephone Service TitiMftiNiRpBpdf APeirttRi I N V E S T O R ! O N L Y ! |*Ar«# Older H i n t with F lt t t b li Com m ercial l o n i f ij i Pr# viiutly a rtttturanf 4 bdrm I* t bilht. firtpfir*. CfMrai i i f / h t i f $ar *g# A pi in R#ir • \ n m I to 4 Alt ague/ait touata. Pro Back mound. C H June H I **44 I'm proud at my w a rd M# tab too tmall Free eat M l 3770 I U N I A I lONALI Ib d r m J both hom # iBifti i | f i If t c r M M d pool i f t • wiffi • 1| i 13 pool •nd i l l , I I I 1111 covered p i t d>nm | ir#A. firtp lic if 141.444 SATURDAY & SUNDRY Painting Electrical A n y M fg Elacktcal Masonry 'A N Y T H IN G IN C O N C R E T E I Fra* E ttimalat Oladty Ottraal B EAU M O NO S Canal C*. - » * Ara Tka Beat"..... ..M l MBS •11 mod*i#d liffhvnt t i t toe Wall St. Compar.;....321 5005 Paving QBEfity Lava Cjt e At Affordable Prices M l 0(71 Tprjnt u rt o n o d porch, h u f f m it f o r bdrm dlRlnfl r o o m ri REALTOR Lifetim e Lef Rentt A d u tfP irk Owner Financing JC-i »< r«i w i f h f u r n i t h e d mobile pool twirn ipa f r a c I er la n f o r i A y # Wall#*# Cfft% Really Realtor_________________ 111 4 )D '•vrepercei IASP0 T trm t K E E P COOL I 1 bdrm 1 bath Horn# wtth i 10 i 14 pool, Lftlie Mery On Big Lehe Mery I ecre ef teduiren A febet rent trenquilif y wittl rambling 4 bdrm . 1 bath home Ottered At t U t *0 CALLBART H A L VLtLItOt j i ______ n t tN J9fh Street Venter# FI )SFF« By Ownar 3 bdrm . 3 bam Larga to' Specioui 'TOO tq It under re a l. SI 000 dawn attumabl* mortgage In city. Santord 14* *00 Day M3 S107. _ Eva*. M l DOST_____________ BY O W N E R io v a iy ' cuttam bull! I bdrm . f bam. tplll pun Qvtol neighborhood. VA a p p r a lt a d I I I . 100 111 P'umtota Dr Call MS U ia D U P L E X O N L Y Sta id* Recently rafurb'thed including naw c a n tra l a i t ' haat E tceltont location produce* S4TS rant Aitumabto FH A mortgage H U R R Y ON THIS O NE I Drfornl Rail Estitr. Inc. Rdtloi 1*1 icre trp (ft Sanford's Sites Leader (305) 321 0041 TH O R N E LA N D C L E A R IN O F I L L O IR T a C L A Y • SHALE B H A U L IN G MI MU LANNS M 0 r< ID A TRIM M ED Spring Yard Oaaa apa M1IW1 REALTY-REALTOR KISH REAL ESTATE 321-0759 Eve.323-7643 Painting Interior E tierior Rater am el 4 RatoraOla Vary RaltoMa m t t l l B it M ___________ M l TO*___________ 153—AcreageLots/Sale STENSTROM VldMLt l*«ht HIU-writ If III Painting L n a HiwiRt____Lee Pints C ASSELB ER R Y 1 acra. idnad ?R I U1S00 W Malictowiki R EA LTO R 131 TOM C O M M fB C IA l S P E C I A II I T 4 04 M B A LL. JR P A R EALTO R ..... 3114111 a n y o n e in n o r t h Landdeering Lawn Service kn<k Building Downtown O' t'C* 'fla il t’oraga 1 D 0 • *q ft Fully a ir conditioned S*1 OCR Owner finant mg joS down S )H 44 par mo 131 ) t ) l 2041 I fYithtnqfon Ave Tifutvilfe 33)10 ; » •« SEM INOLE C O U N TY Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 W* Hf*d*» Tha Whole Bail Of Wa* 157—Mobile Homes / Sale 71 • Acrat Start Rd 4* Fron i*g* I li a It aliina wa> b*«* to Jordan I Slpugh IliOOOO TERMS! BATEMAN REALTY ljaa 321MT 149—Commercial Property / Sale LAKE HARNEY AREA W E L IIT A N O IE L L MORE H O M E )T H A N To List Your Business... REM00CUNG SPECIALIST mi 4% in th# Citf el LAkt Mar v 9h# #rd d 49h If { With in fhf city li ml fit l#$ CA»h It mter#tf#d CRH OenmafL M l— Homes For Sale AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB O 4 S Elact'K l i ) toco Naw 4 ramoda'mg addittont tana, tacurlty light*, tlmors plus pH *!*t * a rv tc « Qva'ity Sarvk* L'earned A Bonded Lot «t 1h beautiful Oifc trm Call )3 f 2 0)4 E Electrical 153—AcreageLots/Sale LIST W ITH US! CONSULT OUR Additions L Remodeling ■ Y OWNER M l 100 1 Bdrm } Bath large kitchen he*' *>r I'repiar* utility room f c*r a*r*g* quial comar, b go*** Call M* ) >00 or M l OX? LOCH ARBOR A R E A 4 (to— 3 bath I n p llv * nan root t c ’ tfn a d p o rc h d o uble garage SM V C Day* m »*l*-tv** M l i t ( « CALL A N Y T IM E R E A LTO R ........ 313***) IS »!*•% i m i N K I 321-1911 kitchen, in door garaga *1* 000 O TH E R HOM ES. L O T I. A C R E A G E . IN V E S T M E N T P R O P E R TY #1AlIf •*< Carpark....... „„„ Prlvata Pattai LutA Landtcaplng Pat* Children W A TE R BEO S A C C E P TE O I p e r 1 Bdrm . 3 h im Villa B*H*r than nan’ Vertical blind* In eve»y rsom Naw range and r e f rig e r a te - B ra n d naw c a r p a l1 Corner unit with garaga SM 000 Offices to Rint Laka Mary f bn-m . i bam. w 'w carpal, can»rii haat air, appl , drapaa t i l tTSd________ Larga 1 bdrm unturniihad Dup'a* MSI mo Mf lt » f or M i ears______________________ 110) B Maitonyllto. f bdrm 1 bath, air, appliance* SM! par ma plut SMI tacurlty dapout Call t i l IBSStvaning*_______ _ I bdrm |V) bath Dupia* lor rant No pat* A ir and appil ancat. w a th fr-d ry fr hookup tlTO par mo Call altar 4 pm EM T4W______________________ 1 bdrm . I bath, appl . kid's small pal OK SIM par mo ^ lu t ^ M J d a g o tll^ M M M ^ _ 1311334 A | ,A I» 0 » % STEM Gat aopnancat Call M l 1404 attar 1 PAA__________________ Call......... . Childran a Pali Wa'cama Sanlar Cllliant DWcaunt R E A L TO R 1 bath 113—Storage Rentals W utlva Rirur viaw a A c c a u ll 1 b d rm . US acra. woodad prlvata. lancad Horta OK. m l mo E ra MI u n ________ I Bdrm Hama W/Scraanad Parch Complafa privacy |!W wk w MW *ac M l Ma* or M l MM SANFORD REALTY f bdrm SMS 1 bdrm . HOC Flr*l, latt, tac Rat m i l l t u t o r r n M l IMS, avat t Bdrm dining room living room. I bam Air tend<t>on*d houaa 1400 mo M l 5(01 or Ml-OafS Brokpr Ownar______ _ 1 bdrm 3 bath, family room, terganad porch lancad yard. S4TS par month Call ITT Tan 3 Bdrm 1249 Wtrthousd I FKtory alt New Montana na# S E C U R ITY D E P O S IT ... W ITH THIS ADI Eacvttv* 1 Bdrm . 3 Bam Pool homo. Fla, Room. Bar. Patio, talc par month Call M l BUD H IO O E N L A K E 1 b d rm , f bath. air. childran O K . I d ) par month • U » dap m Jiff or 1H-HBI atk M r Kevin a a a IN D E L T O N A a * a a a HOM ES FO R R E N T a a _______ a a S74IQ4 a a_______ F r W * Y . A u g . t » . 1 M S -1 1 A 141—Homes For Sale 141—Homes For Sale SA LE S R E P R E S E N T A T IV E S a n to r d . P I. Tvtcawilla Area . Oft a HORSE LO VER 'S a * D E L IO H T • JU S T L IS T E D ! Custom 1 Story Comiampoaary. 1 * bdrm . ) ba'h. gam* roam, fam ily room, lirtpiec* let! Itudio. 1 •tall barn 4 tack ream. 2* acres, lancad 4 crass toncad pool Unbelievable •■*'** ARISTOCRAT MOTOR CARS O V E R 1 0 0 B I R R R E R O 'S T O C H O O S E F R O M ! ! •1910 FIREBIRD Automatic. Air, to* Miles ASSUME BALANCE NO OOWN P A Y M E h l • UP TO 60 MONTHS •1911 DCITA 88 ROYALE FINANCING UPON Nice ClemCar APPROVED CREDIT •1913 SUBARU BRAT TRADES ACCEPTED Mops, A/C. Topper • EXTENDED •1911 PEUGEOT Sunroof WARRANTIES A/C. AM/FM Stereo AVAILABLE ON SELECTED MODELS •1911 DATSUN 28021 GIF. T Tops • 1980 FORD P/U Unit 365-3300 417S t. OaWe Dr. lAfteceD 12771 •1981 FORD ESCORT Wi(on GL, Lot Miles •1982 CADILLACCOUPE DEVIUE Gray •1927 CORVETTE Low Miles •1982 OLDS T0R0NA00 Sunroof •1981 SEDAN DEVIUE FLEETWOOD Blows •1983 CHEVETTE A/C, Automatic MdB.tBP ■ C H O C S T R E E SERVICE Fra* Iitlm ato*I Law Pruett L4( lot Stump Grinding Teal M i n f a d a i aratto "taa to* F r a lin a m i t d a i r . JO HN A L L I N I LAW N 4 T R I E Ctoadtraa removal LJa 4 to* Fra*tat M l DEB PHTLUS I. CAPPONI REALTOR Aftti Hoots: 134 1723 Emirson Ruttf Group, lac. *69 0700 FU LLY EQUIPPED SERVICE DEPARTM ENT WITH COM PUTERIZED BEAR AN ALYSIS NOW A V A ILA B LE. �1 I A — E v a n ln g H a r a ld , S a n fo rd . F 111—Appliances / Furniture BARREL TABLE t CHAIRS, naw <v'c*»f luvnltun m )H* I k W H Ii i K t M t H K M tv.m U l W A R R A N T Y BA B N ( T T i C A S K Lac a a v M B -in i ........................ im in ) •R C N TTO O W M . Color TV * . ilarao*. * m Iw i O 'f t ’ y refrigerator, I r M l l f l Iw n llu fl. video r n g r iM 'i. 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All Luxury COROLLA LO O K S GOOD - RUNS SUPER *14,995 1983 Mercury Zephyr saooc 2 To CftooBo From £ 82 4 5 7 * 1 !) 1981 Jeep CJ-7 $£QQC fli 1982 Marquis Brougham Luxury Full Sue 1*1 n o Q C ................................ f 4ta*f9 1983 Mustang Convertible J 1 n Q Q W hili & Red l U 1982 Mustang GT 1983 Lincoln Mark W h ltB & S h B tp ,,. . .. l?83 Dodge Aries I ( 5 )5 tD , £ eA e VI A cac X 4 yv)* /v) B sc o q c LONGWOOD LIN C O LN M ER CUR Y 8 S6SS HWV. 17 02, LONGWOOD, FLA.* 0090 322-4884 M I l i H c k □ □ □ □ □ 9 o 5 tj bbvbii 831 i O rl a n d e OflYd ( H w y >91 •anf Hour* Er! 600 IT 83) 333 BIOO 95 13 i m d t s �I • _____________ ^ �J--Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday. Aug it. IMS Would You Walk On A Picasso? In the beginning, tapestries were purely functional; something to cover the floor. Fancy rugs, if you will. Today, however, these intricately woven creations are never found underfoot. Instead, they grace the walls of lavish homes, bank lobbies, and art galleries. path lo artistic creation Step by step they proceed, often for a total of 100 tedious hours, before a Ix-auttlul tapestry Is completed. Hut It can pay oil. Take that UK) hours, thr artist's skill, and about $40 in wool and dyes, put It all w V lilt Ick itit .iml tu'i-tllr. luprstry maker* together and what you come up with Is a 3-by-5-foot arc pushing tli.it liadltloual weave from ftincrtlonul tn tapestry that may sell lor around $500. fine art and lorn I art Inin' stitches are keeping up with The most dllflcult thing In producing such a work the times. You have In slur I with the basics. A background III ol art. Mrs Hose said. Isn't the actual loom work, hut needlework will help you gel "II the ground In m coming up with the design. developing your own woven walllianglng lint In- ye Ikith Mrs. Rose and Ms. Patton, who come from lorewnmed, ll's an addictive undertaking. according families of traditional needlcworkers. favor abstract, lo lamgwood liMtmlst Kllen Hatton, geometric designs lor tluir tajrrstrlrs. Ikith have Ms. I*tittoil, who has hern weaving tapestries and university degrees tu fabric art. adillng her own needlework lunches tor about 15 ol Mrs. Rose said she draws Inspiration from nature her 3H years, said once you take up the ancient art ami then creates her own Images. you may nut stop unid every Imre surface in your The work Itself, she satd, ts rather simple. home Is covered wiili a falirlc design Then inaytN' Ms. Patton said she gets a lot o f personal you'll t»e ready to go commercial satisfaction and pleasure from the creative process. lloth Ms Patton and Lake Mary's Linda Rose have Once you have the haste technique down, she said. m oved Into the professional ranks with their "Creativity und the ability to work with your hands large scale weavings that grace several area roomierwill keep you going. '' elal and residential building* Although her art ts based on the functional craft ol I It 11 it you jtisl want to break Into the craft Ms. weaving, a method used lor centuries to create Patton suggests a basic weaving i•nurse otlered t»y (lie colorful floor coverings, Mrs. Hose said her creations Uitlverslly n( ( ’entral Florida. aren't Intended to be walked upon. Prom there, where you learn tn create It un i tonal Decorative 6th Century Egyptian tapestry with She never produces " functional" pieces, and said Items such as poises ami shawls, you may develop a two horsemen. Wool on linen. since the 1050s some artists have worked to elevate taste fur tapestry. Providing you have the patience, their medium from the ranks ol a craft to the status ol you can then start turning out wall hangings, she pist started experimenting with loading and other "fine art.“ said. texture eriltam iug elements which sire adds lo tier It ts th* beginners who should satisfy themselves Mrs. Nose. 54. Is tied up In her art (rum tile earliest work. with producing something solely ullllturlan More stages Nn Kluredxnight shortcuts for her Site lut|>orts Ms. Patton's creations are similar However, she's dramatic "artw orks" will come later. raw wool yarn from Urrerc. untangles lire mess and satisfied with pre dyed yarn, tort adds personalized A sample o f Ms. Patton's work la on permanent dyes It tu suit her fancy to ht Into tier abstract, needlework stitches to her loom-made tapestries. display at the 950 Building In Casselberry. And vibrant-colored landscape designs. The soli, nubby texture o f these wool wallhangtngs through Ort. 18 Mrs. Hose's work will be on display at After nlstiil a deeade ol tapestry making, she has belies the work that goes Into them. There's no easy the Empire Banks In Sanford and DeLand. W B y S u san L o d e n H e ra ld S t a ff W r it e r 'West 57th': Kid Brother To '60 Minutes' By Joan Hanauer UP1 TV W riter NEW YORK IUPI) - "W est 57th" Is the address of the CHS News head­ quarter* In New York City, and It also Is the name of thr network's new news magazine — a sort ol sibling ol "00 Minutes." The show debuted Tuesday at 10 pu t, with a set of cnrresjxjndcnta young enough tu rail the men on (he older news magazine "d a d ." Th r subject matter used tn the first show also was aimed at a younger audlrnec than the "8 0 Minutes'' crowd — It la a little more hip. a little less se rio u s und c e rta in ly not earthshaking. That doesn’ t mean "W est 57th" Is frivolous or fluffy — it ts not — although thr show did open with u segment on Chuck Norris, seven-times world karate champion turned movie hero. Bob Strutt was the reporter and the viewer was shifted bark and forth • beiwwew Norris'--calm'good humor In real life and the nm ntvr’Ond' mhyhfttl he commits in Him clips ns hr kicks and kills his way lo stardom. The piece that Meredith Vletra nar­ rated on a trip lo Ethiopia was both tragic and enormously disturbing She was one of thr rr|x>rtrra traveling wi t h llu r r y l l r l u f o n l c . M ic h a el Jackson's brother Marlon and others on a tact Hinting and publicity-conscious trip lo Ethiopia (or USA for Africa. All along the line, reporters werr watched hy Ethiopian "m in ders" who didn't want them talking to a Soviet soldier or Diming a Soviet helicopter gunshlp as It Dew overhead llhry did anyway). The segment was confusing and disjointed lit some ways, pointing up the ronfuslou amt disquieting aspects* of thr Ethiopian tragedy. There Is evidence that food being sent to feed the starving Is at best tragically dr laved In reaching them On the other band, when an airlift of grain Is dropped In a remote airstrip, the hordes of starving rush In to scoop U A r t s L. V ) HIft][ \ , ! United States of America." One doubts, however, that any of those starving Ethiopians can read — surely not English. a Another fascinating hut disquieting "people segment was Jane Wallace's visit to the Oregon commune of cult leudrr Hujnecsh Uhugwun. who set up shop tn Oregon four years ago after he got into Income tax trouble In India. Among thr cull members Is Shannon Ryan, daughter o f California Con­ gressman Leo Hyan. killed six years ago when he went to Investigate the Rev. Jim Jones deadly community In Guyana. She sees no sim ilarity between Jonestown and her commune, where members work 12 hours-a-day. seven days a week, for no pay. They think of Clockwise fromi top left: Bob Slrott, work as worship, and they sdore John Ferrugla, Meredith lift Vieira, Hha gw an. and Jane Wallace are the principal The news magazine also Included a correspondents tor “ West 5>th," segment on battered wives In Texas by CBS* new news magazine. John Ferrugla. "W est 57lh " ts a fast-paced, youth- they are at It. __^ ____________ Its youthful crew offers a .dflFpledam ahejotkUatokig «»u jq e . 4ttR1Ajif]|ijin»i4prialt,ln tcre slln g 5(leok at the fulusr "60 Minutes" irp b irtfs .v WkHevcwoefci.-** ,v / -zw ogmajau htjw w z > i* A $ J �Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. 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RETURN OF THE BALD EAOLE A chroracle o* wUdeie photographer Jack Seedberg a enempt lo traneWr eed eeglee hem Manitoba lo the Quebbui Reevioe m Meteachueaiti (R| WEDNESDAY 8:00 CD O UFESTYVES OF THE ACM A M ) FAMOUS THE SUPERSTARS Room leech trace, Hcrywood a glamoroua hrtlory through tooiega o* Nm premier e« and perhee. proMee ct aee goddeaawa and goeaw cokrmmalt real eelale tcua a laahmn enow and ceWbnty ed vmew* including Jane RueieB. Jamee Siewvt and Kek Dougiae 0 (M ) NATIONAL GEOGRAPMC INcMrd aaey narrated vea cloao up ol me behavior ol O (I ) TOOAY: AT NOMT CoenChora Bryant Dumber and Jana Indw a national pvke (R ig Pauley v e toeied by "Today regu tv i Gena Sheet w a v d ScoTI and 9:00 AFTERFFOON (3) o c ir c u s o f t h e s t a r s newtm Mvt and teae a took From Ceetve Pawce ei Lae Vagaa. 2:00 Nghhghia ol out pel rmgmaawra Gary Coamt Jarrae ffl |W) LA SOHCME. PAVAROTTI br cedeB ill M PHILADELPHIA Wmnvt ol Ihe 0 ( W) SURVTVAL A mob M e ndw F v r. 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IM Wmg w avva > adoan RaPya and me Mmt-JVi n TRACK ANO FCLD Sean r AAU Juuor Oymprca bent loab Cay NFL PRE-SEASON FOOT- it" PE) (B (•) WREETUNO 9 35 © Q 0AYT0N MTERHATIOFtAL MRSH OW * kV daacoro V k vo - TUESDAY 7:35 <12 BASEBALL Chicago Cube V At tonlaSrerae WEDNESDAY 7:38 32 BASEBALL Outage Cube V I lemt brivee THURSDAY 746 Cuba V At- © I FRIDAY 746 MONDAY __ 10:00 Friday, Aug. 14, m j — ] By Vernon Scott Hollywood Reporter H O LLYW O O D (DIM) - It doesn't lake an inlrllrclttul to conclude Ilia! nr (work TV l* a low-brow medium Inlendcd for the lowest com m on denomina­ tor. It may In- vouchsafed, loci, that fewer educated, discerning viewers arr tuning in the likes o f "M iam i V ic e ." "D allas." "D lfrrcnl Strokes" and "The Fall Guy." F o r t u n a t e l y , t h e r e a rr alternatives Tor a cltl/en with an l(J higher Ilian GO I’HS. often repetitive, sometimes dull and occasionally pretentious. Is one. Another Is the Arts and E n terta in m en t N etw ork, a cable programmer that reaches 14 million subscribers Involv­ ing *2. IOO cable systems Any netw ork prime time aerlrs claiming only 14 million viewers doubtless would be uncoupled quickly. But rulings arc of no moment lo AAE. as the Arls and Entertainment N etw o rk has c o m e to he known. U*as than a year and a hall old. AM ; has already made a small dent In network vlrwlng Not as great as M TV. to be sure, hut unlike the M T V addicts. AM-1 viewt rs can read This alternative entertain­ ment network Is financed by The Hearsl Corporation. ABC Video Enterprises and HCA Cable. Ihe latter two apparently supporting a project In com­ petition with their own network Interests. ABC uud NBC. A A E p r e s id e n t N lck olas Duvuties stales Ills lonqMny s ca se s u c c in c tly : " W e arc comnitttrd lo provide quality entertainment on a continuous basis even If 11 means an audience smaller than those of I hr traditional networks "The real benefit of cable prugiummlng Is lo provide a complete spectrum of Informa­ tion. cultural events and en­ tertainment Id viewers. Not Just three or five alternatives, hut 20 or more so the Individual viewer can become his own programmer. " W e h a v e t o d e v e lo p networks that have their own Identifiable genre, so viewers will know exactly where to go for what they want to see." More than 40 percent of Ihe shows on AAE are provided by the United Kingdom , some­ what less than 40 percent by the United S tates and the balance from countries around the world. AAE shuns news, talk shows, roundtable discussions and such formats that abound on PBS. CNN and other cable networks. It focuses directly on entertainment. The blggeit current AAE hit . ee— - --- raw. vutn t. iTVoNra M W rallI I D ) t| TCVB.NT © • M l PNm L m POOT. „ ■J i; J.1 I f f lg j.1 l,•-•»T>Via i(jy m PREBEABONFOOT. ^ D W V t W v f fS u d R w it' c y . ’ bd - 'f W 4 N i o RBHBF WITH ORULNOO WE- era! Wi ‘Bmmthovmn can bm antaralnlng, and dramatic iarlmt can ba thought • provoking. Wo'rm not trying to bm ‘toclo• oglcally upicalm. ’ -Arts and intwiialnmwnt Network prwsldwnt Nlckotai Dovotzws Englishwomen Imprisoned In Asia by the Japanese during World War II The lirllonullzrd story unfolds In 30 one-hour episodes. Another hit Is "T h e Hot Shoe Show ." a 10-eplwwlc history ol thr dance from ballet to orruk dancing There are two new scries scheduled for the fall. Ihe more Intriguing of which Is "T h e B orglas," a 10 episode BBC' drama of Pope Alexander’s life. The olher Is a rerun of la m y Gelbart's "United Slates." In­ cluding eight episodes which w e r r c a n c e le d d u r in g Us utortlvr network run five years ago "W i- seek cultural shows hut not culture With a capital K ."‘ said Davat/cs, an urbane New Yorker who makes his home In W e s lp o rt. C onn. " W r arc seeking entertainment with a capital E.' "Beethoven ran be enter­ taining. and dramatic series can Im- thought-provoking. We understand wr are involved In a small market but with a discerning audience. We're noi trying to be 'sociologically up­ scale.* " W e 'd be very happy If viewers tuned us In two or three times a week. T h ai’s nil you need to have a successful cable operation. Viewers don't have lo watch TV every night. "I'm on Ihe business end o f AAE. What surprised me most when 1 came Into TV wus that 85 percent of new network shows failed bill the nets still made a profit. In uny other business an 85 percent (allure rate would be catastrophic. " W e all u n derstan d Ihe market for ihe A-Tcam' and ’ Lavcrnc A Shirley' Is large. Our programs are designed for a certain level und focus of viewer Interest that la a great deal smaller, people who want to be engaged In thoughtprovoking entertainment that goes beyond smashing cars. "F o r Instance, beginning Sepl. 23 we start a 12-part BBC aeries, Dickens* 'Pick w ick Papers.' And in October we have a Bolshoi ballet special of ‘Swan Lake* with Gene Kelly as host. "It Is sparkling - entertain­ ment. shows that cannot be found on prime time networks. Once viewers know where to find us. I'm sure we'U capture ■* ( j q r f h iA iB o f -iltm A n v tfta a ri �4— E v e n in g H e ra ld , S a n fo rd , F I . 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T h ry started ihclr acting careers on the name day and Page got Ihe first Job and first steady work. Hut Daryl became a n I ui m c d I a t e s ta r w 11 It ‘'Splash" and Page Is sulferlng Irom a frustrating ease of lllllr-sistrr syndrome. "I don't havr the body she does." Page said. "I'm a thin small rrdhead and she's n big lull blonde." "W hen I see somebody elite's little sister. 1 think, 'Oh. this Is the one who ean’t act,"" she says In Glamour. ’ "S h e’s g e l­ ling pat is because her sister Is famous.’ I think that's probably how people feel about m e." Page, who gets her first’ M l r f R o y d T h e a t r e sU H I in » *> a » «a vso u i tu t t i t Hcjoln the adventure (E0 STEVEN SmMfWi Pre*nn j?a4e TM&m m u . * )t O i THIS IS HIS G REATES T ft am ADVENTURE KrraV MADMA 130 14 i SPOATfWOSlO SchmAAad £ MMftA_Worldf a_t*M DraW g-Racing- W ®WW <*1 F"°~ ■■*---w ""* ..of .. ATAU rud.la*.An AIrlm■"— Mla «und tlAitWi Tlha**” * ■■--*■ rt^mr>hT? Eat. 0 c A U .T o u .r s t r . 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Tell him he'a wrong. — J.A.F.. Madlaon. Wla. The old rumor that Caah la an ex-con krrpa cropping up and It'a almply untrue — unlraa you count one night In the hoosc-gow for bring drunk. Nelaon. yea. Merle Haggard, yea. Hut I f a hard to know (m aybe 10 or so) Bette Davis and Ernest where lo draw the line, beeauae you certainly ran And Borgnlne were In a movie. He salvaged old many more than five alngera who have t>crn In Jail. houses, and hers w as one he salvaged. They IHil are they "alar alngera"? You have to be more carried on and eventually rode off together. W hat was the name of that picture, please? — specific to make this a good bet. Dear Dick — Would you pleaae tell me If Sam A.D., Lake Mary. Fla. Elliott and Katharine Rosa are married and. If You Itavc ovcmlmpllllrd the plot eonstdciubly. but I ao. do they have any children? 1 really like both think you mu&l.hr remembering “A Catered Affair" of them, eapeclally when they act together. — from 1956. Most o f that concerned their later C.O., Amarillo, Texas. attempts at a ritzy wedding for their daughter, hui I Yea. Elliott and Mian Row* are married after having think that must be the film you're talking nhoul lived together for a long time. Their daughter. Cleo Dear Dick — Could you please tell me what Rose. Is now 18 months old .' Dear Dick — I have been trying to recall the gruup provides the music during scenes of name of a movie I saw some years ago. The atara "M iam i Vice"? — M.D., Kalamazoo. Mich. were Jack Hawkins and Olynnls Johns. The Various groups provide the music. No one setting w as New Zealand. They were a pioneer group has the monopoly. couple. Can you tell me what film this was? — M S.. Knoxville, Tenn. Dear Dick — In a recent episode of "St. Yes. that was "Land of Fury." which was made In E lsew h ere," a young resident named Elliot Axelrod burled at sea the ashes of one of his 1955. Dear Dick — Please help me. Some years ago former patients. 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A spokesman for the union said a strike deadline has not F rid a y , Aug It , m s hren set. but negotiators''seem determined" to wrap up the talks during the nest bargain­ ing session with the League of Resident Theaters, scheduled to begin Tuesday. "If not. there's going In be hlg problem s." Dick Moore, the spokesman, warned. "Equity hopes to arhlcve a fair contract without a strike, but we are not encouraged by the talks thus far." he added. The current contract expires Sept. I Social Security Disability A ctors' Equity represents 36.000 actors, dancers, singers, and stage managers who work In 03 theaters across the country. Including New York's Circle In thr Square, the Yale Repertory Theater. San Olego s Old Globe and the American National Theater at the Ken­ nedy Center. .. A strike would be the fourth In the union's history. The first was In 1919 and It established collective bargaining. Moore said. Actors and stage manag­ ers walked off the Job In I960 for 13 days to establish a pension and welfare fund, he noted. T lie most recent strike was In 1971. At Issue In the current nego­ tiations are theater categories, which determ in e minim am salaries. Moore said. The union also wants free out-of-town housing for actors, he said. (Over .TO Yrs Fxprrtrncrl Froo Consultation • No Fee Unless Wo Wlnl (3 0 5 )3 2 1 -1 3 1 9 In addition. Actors' Equity wants theater owners to hire at least one minority actor or stage manager for every pro duellon. 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