18 10 316 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/fc488ba4c25b2a613e5c425cf8886939.pdf 383057ae09eb25f35800f4a8158f7b33 PDF Text Text ^Pitching Desire: T f , •, • .■• ' Ku Kliix Klan: * - • * Ex-Lake Howell High star . * proved the doubters wrong AOS A recurring nightmare that just won't go away -SPORTS. IB 77th Year. No. 284 Sunday, July 21. 1985—Sanford. Florida -p a g e 2 A Evening Herald — (USPS 4«l 280) — Price 50 Cents 'Clean Up Sanford; Kill A Muscovy' By Rick Branson Herald S ta ff W riter They're messy, mean and cantankerous. They attack picnickers and cause trafTlc Jams — and those are Just a few of their Ill-willed antics. Their most obvious flaw is their looks. They have warty, pock-marked faces even a mother couldn't love. But they're not radiated mutants or the result of some failed genetic experiment. They're as Mother Nature Intended them. Naturally ugly.. Alas, the Muscovy duck — the Rodney Dangerfleld of the waterfowl world — gets no respect. In recent weeks, the "yucky" ducks, os they are often called, have received attention as they rapidly multiply around Central Florida lakes and ponds. Seminole County's animal control department gets between 10 and 15 complaints a week about the ducks, according to Dob McIntosh, department director. He said most of the complaints are from angry residents who say the ducks are messing up their yards, docks and carports with feathers and droppings. Claus Von Bulow's Stepchildren Sue For $56 M illio n NEW YORK (UPII - Claus von Bulow's stepchildren filed n 856 million federal civil suit ugalnst him on fiehalf of their comatose mother, charging he tried to kill her with Insulin and asking he be severed from her estimated 875 million fortune. The suit, filed In U S. District Court In Manhattan, represents the third lime von Bulow Inis faced charges alleging that he tried to kill his wife. M-irtha "Sunny" von Bulow. In 1079 and I960, and caused her two comas The suit was brought by Mrs. von Bulow's two children by a previous marriage. Alexander von Auers|>erg and Annle-Laurte Knelssl Von Auersperg and KnelsSl are suing on behalf of their comatose mother and are asking that any punitive and compensatory damagrs lie directed back to her estate, of which they are beneficiaries. They Issued a statement late Friday saying If either von Auersperg or Knelssl received "direct or Indirect benefit (from the suit) ... that benefit will be donated to coma research " Von Auers|>erg and Knelssl said the suit seeks to deny von Bulow access to hts wife’s 875 million estate because of his "pattern of deceit, lies, adultery, and his failure to properly care for Ills wife... We cannot allow our mother's Innocent generosity to reward his treacher ." Von Bulow -ould not be reached for comment. The suit asks for damages not yet ascertainable but believed to exceed 88 million In medical and hospital expenses and additional damages of 815 million and punitive damages In an amount to be determined at trial for withholding medical attention and allowing her to slip Into a coma. The lawsuit charges von Bulow "twice attempted to murder her (his wife) by surreptitious administration of drugs and by preventing her from receiving neccessary medical treatment." It also seeks at least 83 million In punitive damages for engaging In a fraudulent scheme to obtain her assets The suit also asks for damages not yet determined but believed to be more than 810 million for injuries to Mrs von Bulow’s business and properties It seeks to have von Bulow removed from hts wife's trust fund and for restitution of Bee VON BULOW. pags BA The bird's ornery reputation combined with Its scabby looks have made It a target for more than Just Idle criticism. One city. Leesburg. Is considering dropping the Muscovy from Its list of protected animals, putting It In the same class as sparrows and pigeons which may be killed by the public at will. During discussions about the Sanford Scenic Improvment Board's recent beautification re­ port. Mayor Bettye Smith said one woman called her to say the first thing the ctty needs to do to clean up Its act ts replace the Muscovies with white swans. SIB Chairman Sara Jacobson, who said she also prefers swans, said the board has not considered such a request but may In the future. One city ofllclal quipped. "Clean up Sanford; kill a Muscovy." Ju st mentioning the words "Muscovy ducks" aruund Sanford draws hot-breathed, contemputous tirades from those who have had run-tns with the critters. The mucky Muscovy has few friends In town, except for the luindful of faithful elderly folks who feed them dally at Fort Mellon Park near Lake Monroe. "A Muscovy duck ts a buzzard duck." said one city ofllclal who asked not to be Identified. "Their heads look like a buzzard s head. Even alligators won't eat them." Why Is this ofllclal so unkind to one of our fine-feathered friends? Because. "Several years ago at Monroe Harbour. I stepped out of my boat onto the dock where a bunch of them had left their calling cards and Undcd right on my butt." he said Reports like that aren't uncommon. McIntosh says. "This 225-pound man was swimming In a lake In Altamonte (Springs) and a Muscovy duck attacked him and tried to drown him." The man reported that the homicidal duck probably protecting a nearby nest of eggs, pecked him mercilessly with Its beady beak and thrashed him wildly with Its wings, even os he tried to get away. Another reason the Muscovy Is held In such contempt by many, according to Sanford's [>arks and recreation director Jim Jernlgan. Is Bee DUCKS, page 8A Dam Collapse Kills A t Least 107 Additional 87 Persons Reported Missing; Woman Buried Up To Her Mouth Rescued STAVA. Italy (UPt) — Worker* digging through a tea of mud for victims of a burst dam In the Italian Alps today rescued a woman who had been burled up to her mouth In the ruins of a hotel for 18 hours Officials said 107 bodies had been recovered. Elveno Pustorello. the civil protection ofllclal directing rescue operations, said there may be another 87 people missing. Earlier estimates of victims had runged from 200 to 300. By midday. 24 hours after the dam's retaining wall collapsed. 107 bodies had been recovered and 4 0 of them Identified All were Italians. Cora Marla Assunla. 30. was found at dawn today burled In mud up to her mouth In the ruins of a hotel destroyed by a cascade of mud and water spawned by the collapse Friday of an earthen dam containing water from a fluorite mine. An ambulance rushed Assunta. described as critically Injured, to a hospital In the nearby Alpine resort town of Cavalcse and a helicopter stood by to fly her south to a hospital at Verona or north to one In Innsbruck. Austria She was the seventh survivor to be pulled out alive from the mass of mud and rubble. Thousands of Alpine guides, rescue workers and troops, firefighters, police, parachutists, army engineers and volunteers continued Ihelr search for bodies throughout the night. Using p ick s, sh o v els, earth -m ov in g equipment under powerful arc lights and dogs trained to sniff out avalanche victims, the rescue worker* dug through the ton* of U m m , Vmcoal mud and debris. The Seminole County School Board has been renovating "It's a terrible thing We found dismem­ Sanford G ram m ar School for (he past year, restoring parts bered bodies." one teenaged Alpine rescue of the 83 year old building to Its original condition. The worker said facility now houses a student museum which contains a Civil defense officials said heavy rains 111 turn of-the century classroom and a Seminole Indian village, the past few days had eroded the 33-feet high among other displays. See story in V IE W P O IN T , ID. dam of beaten earth on Monte del Blvlo. about a half mile above Stava In the Dolomite Here's How N e x t Year's County Budget Pie Will Be Sliced By Donna E stes Herald Staff W riter After weeks of discussing next year s budget. Seminole County commissioners now know Just who will probably be getting what. Commissioners got for the first time Friday a complete listing of all the proposed revenues and expenditures for the next fiscal year which begins Oct. 1 The 8108.7 million budget, up 12 perrent from last year's 896 8 million spending plan, an Increase of 811.9 million. Is slated for adoption In September after two public hearings The proposed budget calls for a countywide tax rute of 84 18 per 81.000 assessed valuation, the same rate as last year. The unincorporated lax rute (or roads and fire protection Is 82.50 per 81.000 assessed valuation, up from last year's 82.31. an Increase that will generate an extra 81.7 million. . Even though the countywide tax rate is the same as last year's, the tax base (the value of taxable property! Is greuter. meaning the county will realize 82.5 million In extra revenue. During workshop sessions last month, commissioner* said those additional revenues are needed because of the county's rapid growth. The county's population Is estimated to have risen by 12.000 over the past year. A major emphasis In the budget Is new road construction In an effort to solve the county's worsening trafTlc problems, especially on county roads for which the commission is responsible. County Management and Budget Director Eleanor Anderson said the coat of renovating the courthouse, state attorney building and Juvenile detention center and the coats of constructing the Jail addition will come from the proceeds of the special I-cent sale* tax. approved by the voters for this calendar year. The tax will expire on Dec. 31. Revenues from the tax. Including Interest Income. w‘J : total more than 814.8 million. The county's shore of 5-percent state sales tax In the 1985-86 fiscal year Is estimated at 81 48 million This money will go Into the general fund. In the fire department fund, expressway authority and special sherUTs road patrol for the unlncorported area. Mrs. Anderson said federal revenue sharing funds estimated at 81.3 million has been ptared In the general funds for capital Improvement projects. Of the 8108.7 million In revenues the county anticipates receiving. 820 4 million will come from property taxes countywlde. compared with 817.B million In the present year. Some 86 2 million will come from property taxes In the unlcorporaled area, up from 85.03 million. . The breakdown of the property tax revenues from levies per category countywlde follows • Conor ol tuna. | t * 4 million. up tram (IS 7 million r««> • Trantporlolion. IMS II* . up fro m u o • D o t torulco couriroioo |«il. ptnoroi • b u t * '1*** m d Htrarto* I I M m illio n . dmm from t< I m lIIton The breakdown of properly tax revenues levied per category In the unincorporated areas: • r lr * luppiomon rotcu*. 14 *4 million, up from U *1 • County roof improuomonH. I t 14 million, up Pom I I S* m«limn In the following list, the first set of figures la where the budget dollars will he spent by category, and the second set Is whal was spent this fiscal year. • T foniportotion - U 1 J million, up Iron* SIS 4 million Catopsnot In Itu t tuno or* lountywKM U 4 million. Sown Pom 14 4 million. yntncorporoioS or**. V * million. po«n Pom U S million, local option so* loa. I l l * million, up Pom U t , Rod Sup Rood Commitment •***. t*4t.M>. up Pom S44t.SU. u h o U commitment too*. SOS* OH. up Pom S44114*. County Rood t V commitment too* See BUDOET. page BA 'We h e a rd a m urm ur. We lit th e lam p t. The m u d w a t 5 fe e t fro m the celling. There, burled to th e neck, a m a n h a d been Im p rlco n ed for h o u rt. W e dug with our handt to fre e h im .' - r e scu e r Mountain region Local authorities said the dam barricading an artificial pond used to purify minerals from a nearby fluorite mine was built 22 years ago and considered so securr that mining trucks used It as a roud The office of the slate prosecutor In nearby Trento ordered Investigations Into the tliirldr mine. Survivors reported they heard "a great roar" as the dam burst and then the water and mud were upon them The torrent swept away four hotels and a pastry shop. 25 huts, farmhouses and sawmills as It raced through the Flemme Valley. It cut through Slava and gushed another 2IS miles Into Tesero. where It destroyed the town soccer field and tennis courts beforr finally emptying Into another only partially full dam. "I saw the end of the world I saw a white wall coming toward me. I couldn't tell If It was fire or what.” a sobbing man told television Interviewers Adolfo Tlrelll. an officer of the Finance Guards Alpine School, said he helped dig one of the survivors nut of the cellar of the Hotel Dolomltl. "We heard a murmur. We lit the lamps The mud was 5 feet from the celling." he said. "There, burled to the neck, a man had been Imprisoned for hours We dug with our hand* to free him ." TODAY Action Reports. ...3A Business............. 6A Classltieds......... 5 SB Comics............... 4C Dear Abby........ 3C Deaths............... BA Editorial............ 2D Horoscope......... ...4C Nation....... ............5A Opinion..... People ......... 1 3C Religion.... Sports....... ........1 4B Television............ 5C Viewpoint. ........1 6D W eather... A C ut A b o ve MILWAUKEE (UPI) — When cancer victim Manuel Garcia lost his hair, everyone rise In the neighborhood went bald too More than 5 0 relatives and friends have shaved their heads to demonstrate their support for Garcia Some of the younger m em bers of the neighborhood opted for Mohawks, which left them with a high, single ridge-of hair while others chose ducktails. Most of the older men )ust had shaved heads. I �1A—Evading Herald. Sanford. FI. Sund ay, Ju ly 11» H U The Klan: 'A Part Of Society That Won't Go Away 1 i Klan there are some who are more moderate than others, and many of the older ones have lost Interest and have ATLANTA (UPII - Clad In a mllllary gotten out. When those kind of people uniform, the ImpaMlonrd speaker roars leave, whatever dampening effect they hatred of Jew s and blacks and rations would have on the more extrem e his listeners to fight for a while society. members Is gone " Ills c o m ra d e s shout s u p p o rt, Much attention has been focused on punctuating their chants wtlh stiff-arm groups such os Aryan Nation and Its salutes. This could t>e a history lesson out of splinter organization. The Order, which allegedly has been Involved In armed Germany In the 11130s, but It's not. It’s robberies and has threatened judges a study In current affairs and mem Iters of Congress. The Order The yrnr Is 1985. Ihe scene Is actually Issued a "Declarallon of War" Canton. Ga., and the speaker Is Glenn on ihe "mongrel hordes " Miller, leader of Ihe White Patriot Parly, Aryan Nation and The Order are a paramilitary extension of Ihe Ku Klux further rigid than the Klan. but law Klan. enforcement officials and civil rights It Is a scenario repeated nationwide, groups fear the Klan rnlghl follow Ihrlr particularly In Ihe South, with a lead. frequency that concerns many citizens The Klan always ha* been little more liul II also makes them Inkr a hard look al Ihe message being sent hy Ihis group than a generic term lor groups orga­ thal for more than a century has nized lo oppose minorities. Much of Ihe terrorized minorities. Klan attack loday Is focused on a "The alarming trend for us Is the massive Jewish conspiracy It jtercelves In thr United States. There Is still Klan leadership and tnrrnhrrshtp severe anil blac k sentiment, but most becom ing more and more NaziKlan leaders consider blacks as "tools, oriented," said l.yn Wells, national pawns and puppets of the Jew s." coordinator for the Allanla-bawd An tl-Klatl Network "The philosophy of There are dozens of small, loosely the nid-slylc Klan grnufis was a return affiliated groups — some as small as to racial segregation, an American two or three members — that carry the Klan label or lls ambitions Most apart held system provide nothing more lhan hairful "Blit these Nazi-orlentrd Klan groups rhetoric, others are more treacherous. believe a white republic should be Thr Invisible Knights of the Ku Klux Instlluied and tills will happen through a race war .. when Ihe while forces will Klan. Untied Klans of America. Na­ lake over and .Jews and blacks will l»e tional Slates Rights Parly and White annihilated.’’ Patriot Party are among the more visible. Klan leaders, such ns Miller, bristle at being described as Nazis and explain All are based In Ihe Sooth, all believe God Is on thrlr side, all Iry to convey their goals In a somewhat sollci light the Image of being nothing more lhan “ We are not Nazis." Miller said from his office In Angler. N.C, "We (relieve In white versions of Ihe NAACP, and all — Ihe U,S Constitution and free en­ In one way or another — have at­ terprise. We are patriots. The Jewish tempted lo change Ihrlr Images In controlled news media labels us neo- recrnl yrars to strengthen supjxirt Nazi lo turn white (atopic against us." through metre soptdxtlralrd means As for the camouflage military faThey use Ihrlr own crude newspallgurs and black trends members of his (ters and oilier literature to stay In group wear. Millet mays people should touch with mem Iters and supporters — not get the "wrong Idea." ihr White Patriot Parly distributes "If they get the wioug Idea a trout us. Photo* hr Carl (lm « r* 50.000 copies of lls newspaper each should they gel the same Idea about the month, Mliler says — and some mem­ As d cross burns, Edward Fields, head ol Ihe New Order of Knights, addresses followers at a meeting In Hoy Scouts or any of the hundrrds of bers arr Med Into national computer Spalding County, Ga., In 1983. Klan security guards have their backs to the camera. other organizations that wear tin - networks to reach evrn more support­ I f »> r m s ? * ' h e a s k e d ers. Klansmrn can be found remitting on sh ip . has ta k e n a p a ra m ilita ry basically (he same We're sllll working monitor Klan activities. Ironically, Klan groups welcome The Ku Klux Klan emerged In the strrrl corners In many southern towns approach, old-style Klan groups sucti as for Ihe rights of while people and for jto llr r , (lost-Civil War South as a “social club" on any weekend. They will recruit the Invisible Knights have tried to thr survival of the while race "There are many different Klan "II Ihry feel a lltllr bit apprehensive lor ex-Confederate soldiers It preyed on anyone — many have a Klan Youth distance themselves — ul least In the brittle emotions of downtrodden Corps — but ore most Interested In public — from the more radical organi­ groups In thr country They're trying to about a situation, they'll call us and let us know where thcy'rr going to be." do basically the some thing we are whites. nMemplIng to win support by |teo(tle under 30. Klan leaders say more zations, said Bill Padgett. GBI squad command* "We definitely should not be lumped We're Just trying a different approach " convincing them other races caused women and young professionals with their plight. rollege rtlucallons arr joining Howev­ together," said lllalr, whose group Is That different approach Is what has t-r "We've developed sort of a rapport Noted for while robes and hoods that er. Ihe liase of Klan supjiort remains In considered the most prominent of the ihe attention of law enforcement agen- with the leadership." Padgetl said constant monitoring by secured the unanymlty of Its members. rural areas among residents with high old-style groups "Som e of these other d rs and clvtl rights groups groups arc supporting Nazllsrn. liul Ihe Klan soon begun opcrating as a school educations or less. Besides Ihe mllllary garb, the White the GBI has kept Klan rallies relatively terrorist group that hoped to re­ While watchdog groups say there cere there's no way you can be Klan and Patriot Party and others like tt undergo peaceful — but tic admits lawmen establish white supremacy and htnrk no more than 10.000 active Klan supiKirt Nazllsrn. Nazllsrn Is against the firearms irulnlog at secret cartijin. remain wary of the Klan s philosophical servitude In the region and bailie rnrrubers today, Klan leaders say Constitution and law and order In Ihe Miller miner* few words In explulolng changes. "rarpelhaggera" Iroin Ihe North membership Is booming — but they United States. The Klan Is lo preserve the message of the WPP: blacks and "Thr Klan has always hern a symbol those things. Federal a n ll-K lan laws hrlped don't give specifics Jews have "declared war" on whiles ol some form ol racial haired or been squelch the racial violence In fact, the "Membership Is outgrowing leader­ "Nazi Is a dirty word In many with slrecl crime and legislation such Involved In some ivpr of extremist I) S. government prosecuted nearly ship, says Jim lllalr, Imjtrrlai Wizard |teo(tlr's eyes, In order lo degrade the us alllniialtve action Hr say* his group activity, bui with the move lo thr right •I,(KK> cases against the Klan between of Ihe Invisible Knights 'We keep our Klan. some people put Nazis and Is ready lo hut tie buck and Ihr parainllliary and neo-Nazi IH70and IH77 membership secret bed I will (ell you Klunsmcn together In one bunch." salt* "W r don t deny that we're a m ilitia." type*. It’s a little bit of a concern," he Kxrrpt lor sporadic violence, Ihe Klan Miller said "W e want to project that lllalr. 47 said. was relatively quirt until idler World hut while lllalr says his group In Itnugr Wr arm uutsclves for two Despite whal Is prrrelved .is a serious War I when It relumed to (tower With non-vlolrnt, critics say that Is empty reasons — to defend ourselves and our Klan threat. Klanwaleh says they are l hr war hrsh In I heir minds. Ihr rhetoric. families In this crime-ridden srxiety making progress Although most slates rejuvenated Klan adilrd Jew s and "Wr find these lo be mostly fictional I liul we live In and to ensure our Catholic Immigrants lo its hale list. changes." said Klanwutch spokesman country Is never turned over to Com­ experience at least Isolated racial Indlcents, spokesman Williams said his list White mob lynching* and kidnap­ Williams. "What llfey say dors not hold munism," of "most active" Klan slates has pings ol blacks characterized the op under scrutiny ... They still have a Mlllrr claims lo have more lhan 1920*. The Kluu also was a (stwrrlnl total disregard lor the fundamental 2.000 nirmlters — most of them under dropped from 24 in 1980 to lour today — North Carolina. Georgia. Alabama I>otlileal presence, claiming success In principles of whal this country stands 30 and 22 percent of them women — In and Maryland circling several southern governors five southern slutes. Most rulllrs attract for." and local officials Itefoie the public Although the number* are fur below only a Tew dozen members and curious Part of It Is cosily litigation brought sickened of Its behavior mid drove thr levels of the 1950* and 19<i()s, ihe onlookers. hy Klanwaleh and similar outfits. Part group down Anil Klan Nelwork In Atlanta receives '.‘Very soon, we're going to be like u of II Is. as Williams says, more and The Klan remained down unlit thr reports of 40 racially or religiously snowball rolling down Ihr hill." Mlllrr more prosecutors ure willing to press 1950s when It rose again as the most motivated Incidents each month. Police said. "When wc jtroduce 1.000 mem­ cases against Klan memtters and sup­ violent resistance to Ihr civil rights agencies believe many are simply bers hi uniform marching In Ihe street porter* charged In racially and re­ inovrmcnt. There were more lyu teenage (tranks, but clvtl rights groups standing up for thr rtghts of white ligiously motivated crimes But. he t hings, cross huntings cliuu It (tomdisagree people. 100,000 will follow within six cautious, there remains ,« gross-root* hlngs and man lies cm c outt-ordered Wells said the Incidents range from months." apathy. Integrated schools cross huntings to firebombing of black Miller lakes pride In saying none of "A lot of tlmrs we sec a problem with lllnodslird Pillowed die Klan. which or racially mixed homes. And some Ills member* have evrr been convicted Insensltlvr law enforcement and In­ prukrd al attend -10.000 active mem Incidents are metre grtm of "a violent crime against a minority." sensitive prosecutors. Williams said. iters nultonwldr In thr IKK Itrlorr A sign that appeared near the gate As recently us 1981, five black Hut some of hla members now face "They will Investigate a cross-burning, public opinion and federal legislation ot a KKK rally In Georgia. women standing on a street corner In such criminal charges. Including seven see nobody was hurt, say it's probably turned sltongly against It Chatbiooogu. Tenn., were gunned susjtecird members who were arrested Just a prank and say there's nothing Mcmltetshl|t dwindled liul Ihe Klan we've shlj)|>ecl out all thr literature we down by members of a Klan splinter In Florida lo early July on charges, ol they can do. |M-rsrvrrrd and made another com have and we're tunning about lour group. In Mobile. Alu , a black man was assaulting blacks In Hclle Glade. They "To me. that's a very serious mistake (it.Cl k III Ihr mid l'*7(K selling tile weeks behind In getting robes d o n e" lynched In 1981. are Accused of assaulting blacks with because tt sends a message to the tone that duinlnatea It loday — heavily Illatr says he Is trying to rebuild the Wrlls says for every one Incident ax handles, throwing grapefruits at victim that they have no one to turn to aid I-Seine Hi-, anti-black and entering a secrecy that was lost a* Ihe Klan reportrd. five others go unreported. them, slashing cur tires and firing (relict and It sends a message to the thugs dangeicius gray area that many consul tx-eume more visible, particularly un­ K lunw ulrh and the Ant I-K lan guns at the windows of a fast-food that they ran gel away with It." er nco Nazi der Blair’s predecessor. Hill Wilkinson, network are most feurful of groups such rcstuurunt that employs blacks While the Klan likes being perceived Antl-Klau watchdog groups say the who resigned last year ufter being one us thr White Patriot Party. Mlllrr said he has "a great deal of as a menace. Klan leaders — at least Kl.cn s uctlvr mcmticrshlp has In-cii less of (tie more hlgh-prollle Klan leaders Miller's group has undergone two admiration" and "will never criticize" the old-style ones — say they do nol Ihail 12.000 In the IIIMtK "We wunt the Identities of our name changes — II started as the members of The Order. That sort of necessarily seek lotal control liul those giiiii|ts c aution thal while iiiruibrrs to remain secret." HUlr said Carolina Knights of the Ku Klux Klan ulliancr Is a dangerous sign, says "II all Ihe right-wing groups should thr nuinliers ate not sniggering, (hr from his oilier in Five Points. Alu, and went to the Confederate Knights of Klanwalctl's Williams. by some great ruling merge tomorrow zeal Is as dangerous ihait ever "This was very Imjturtant In the olden Ihe Ku Klux Kluu before settling on "The danger Is nol so‘much they're and If all of us were given a frre rein “ Whal's left In that number are the days. Wr have seerrey lo draw a higher While Pulrtot Party — In un attempt to going to go through wllh ihrse threats and had the jzower to overthrow the rral hard-core, committed kind ul clientele ot people Into thr ranks We re bolster Its rolls and present a more of (Ktllllcai terrorism, but given the very government of the United States." says lunatics." said Hand.ill Williams, a attracting many, many professional savory Image tenuous grasp they have on reality Ihe Invisible Knights' Blair, "I'd be spokesman lor Ihe Klanwaleh project ol (tropic, more lhan I ever would have "The main reason we changed our there Is a continuing risk we re going to scared In death Thai * definitely not Ihe Southern Poverty Law Center In thought. name was because there were so many see more violence." Williams said. Iheanswer " Montgomery. Ala "They are mil any "W ere finding people wunt (the |teople who agreed with us and wanted That threat has prompted some Dcspllr such moderate comments. danger to the luillonul security, bin Klan). There's a rumble out there " to become active but were terrified of states to keep a closer watch on the Ihe watch and worry by law enforce­ Ihey tire a big ctaiigrr In individuals In Hut there Is Internal rumbling a s , losing their jobs If they Joined an Klan In Georgia, one of the most ment agencies and civil rights groups places where they're active well organization with the Klan name," said prominent Klan states, the Legislature goes on. "It sounds like a cnnliadlctlon to call While the White Patriot Purty, based Mliler. 44. a Vietnam veteran and has mandated thr Georgia Bureau of Says thr GUI's Padgett. "It’s a j» rt of a Kl.iiiNinan a mudrtidr Ihd within Ihr In North Carolina under Miller's leader­ former Green Hcret. "Our beliefs nre Invenllgatlons anti-terrorist squad to our society that wont go away," By Bill Lohmsnn UPI featu re Writer Soviets M a y H ave Seen Stolen U.S. W eapons WASHINGTON |UIU| - U S. ollhials assume thr Soviet Union has gotten a look at Ihe latest vet»lun of thr Navy's Phoenix missile system after an Interna tloiial Hug allegedly stole romponrnlsund sent lliein to Iran The Lost Angeles Times. citing sources fumltlur with the In­ vestigation. rrjMirtcd Friday lh.it officials un using a "worst cane" scenario In their evaluation of thr activities of a pur|H>rtrd international tltelt ring ihui allegedly stolr aircraft and other (tarta from the Navy. I I In addition to parts Tor F 14 Tomcat Jel fighters believed stolen hy thr ring, documents show that eomjxinrnls of the highly sophisticated Phoenix mlaallc system were sent to Iran by Ihr smugglers Since authorities announced several arrests In the case un M onday, m ilita ry and In ­ telligence officials have begun assessing the potential damage to national security caused by thr penetration ot thr weapon* procurement system, which was Used to allegedly steal Ihr about 280 of the more than 700 equipment. The nrwspajXT said Ihe review promised Phoenix missiles had could result hi urgent modifica­ been delivered to Iran. tions lo the m i s s i l e s used by Officials said when thr shah F -I4 s to protect the Navy's was ousted, the United States carriers and other ships assumed that every weapon In The United Stales supplied the Iran was compromised by bring government of the Shah of Iran made available to Ihe Soviets for with about 80 F i ts equipped In s p e c tio n . B e c a u s e they wllh missile systems that could assumed the Russians had seen (Ire simultaneously at up to a Ihe missile* then. U S. officials half-dozen targets. modified the Phoenix system Hy the time the shuh was Now, the Times says, olllclals overthrown six years ago by Ayatollah Kuhollah Khomeini. fear the Phoenix cornjxtnenis stolen since 1983 may have given Ihe Soviets the opportuni­ ty to see ihe modifications and thus conceivably take steps to overcome them Iran, which is embroiled in a lengthy war of attrition with Iraq, does not have (rartlcularly close relations with the Soviet U n io n . Hut U .S . o f f i c ia ls nonetheless believe It ts only prudent to assume the Russians have gotten a look at whatever American weapons or compo­ nents filter Into Iran, the Times said Evening llcntlri lU tP I Ml IM t Sunday. July Jt, IMS Vol 77. No 7*4 P u b ltih a d D a ily a n * Sunday. S a tu rd a y b , Ttw la n lo fd H e ra ld 1st. Md N f r o n t ft A r t , la n ia rd . Fla. u r n . W cusd C la n P atta ga Paid a l la n ia r d . F lo rid a J tIM Hama D a ltra ry Weak. I I . M i M o n t*. M D i I M o n th *. * M o nth*, U f M i Y aar. U l M * y M a il Waafc t l . M r M o n th , la M i 1 M o n th * . I U M i a M o n th *, i l l | | , Y a a r, M M Phono (M U m 1*11. �E v e n in g Herald, Sanford. FI. Sunday. July 31, 1 H 5 - 1 A Man Found Sacked O ut On Picnic Table Nabbed For Pot A Semlnble County sherlfTs deputy responded to a dis­ turbance call at the Environqiental Center on State Road 419 near Winter Springs Friday ipd found a man sleeping on a picnic table with a bag of Biartjuana In his sleeping bag, ? The deputy's report said the than had allegedly spit In the ftce of Ruth Watson. 20. of 215-D. Route 4. Longwood, shortly after midnight. •.The deputy found the man asleep, camped on a picnic table, the man rolled over In his sleep. Ffeveallng a clear plastic bag of iparljuana In Ihe sleeping bag. $ e report said. ‘ John Lee Senkartk. 29. no Address given, was arrested and charged with possession of more tjban 20 grams of marijuana, a Stony. r-He was later freed on $5 000 prescription After further In­ vestigation by police Ihe woman was arrested and and charged with forging and attempting to forge a prescription for a con­ trolled substance. Maxine Mae Page. 57. of 701 BrtarcllfT Ave.. was booked Into the county jail In lieu of $10,000 bond. FORGED CHECK A 25-year-old Sanford woman was arrested and charged with fo r g in g c h e c k s a f t e r she allegedly wrote and cashed four $ 1 0 0 ch eck s b e lo n g in g to Action Reports * Fires it Courts ★ Police another woman, according to Sanford Police Chief Sieve Har­ riett. The accused woman allegedly wrote the checks and cashed them last month at the Winn- Dixie grocery store on First S tree t. Sanford , where she works The checks were made payable to "Oulda or Harry Lee.” Harriett said. Mrs. Lee reported the checks stolen after they were cashed. Harriett said On July I I . the woman was charged with four counts of forgery, four counts of uttering a forgery and four counts of grand theft. She was booked Into Ihe Seminole County Jail In county In lieu of $5.OCX). She has since posted bond and been released Charged was Valrrte Renelta Ward, of 4740 Chestnut St. FIRE CALLS The Sanford Ftre Department responded to the following calls Thursday —12 23 pm.. 114 S. Sanford Ave . rescue A 64-year-old man had chest pains but was not taken to the hospital. —12 30 m . 27th Street and Magnolia Avenue, emergencyrelated A power line was sparking The power company arrived to fix the line. — 12:39 p m . 3101 Orlando Drive, rescue. A 40-year-old woman fell and had pain In her back, leg and wrist. She was taken to the hospital. - 4 37 p m . 1101 E. First St . false alarm — 10 50 p m . 1325 Oleander Ave.. rescue. A 38-y^ar-nld woman with chest (tains refused to be taken to the hospital Friday — I 40 a m.. 108 Castle Brewer Court, rescue. A 75-year-old woman who had a diabetesrelated Illness was taken to the hospital Sale Starts Sun., July 21; S a le End* Tue*., Ju ly 23 Shop Orlando dally 9:30-9, Sun. 11-6. Shop Sanford dally 9:30-9, Sun. 11-6 Shop Mt. Dora. Clermont, D eland, Leetburg dally 9-9, Sun. 11-6. Shop Kiulm m ee dally 9-9:30, Sun. 10-6. ! BURGLARIES A THEFTS ; Sanford police found a man Biding In the attic of a 13th Street grocery store Thursday dnd charged him with bur­ glarizing and vandalizing the glace, according to Sanford Sollce > Police responded to an alarm it Richard's Grocery Store. ’ 506 V . 13th St., at about 10 50 p m When they arrived they found the place ransacked, with ^oods i)rew n about the floors, a storage room door kicked In and fbur holes punched In the cell­ ing. Harriett said. About $125 Worth of coins were also missing, he said. : After searching the store, police found a man In the attic and arrested him. -.Joseph Wheeler Jr.. 29. of (811 W. 15th St.. Sanford, was iargrd with burglary, criminal lachtef and grand theft. Hr was booked In to the S em in o le County Jail In lieu of $5,000. 11 !■ h S »•* A red self-propelled lawn mower worth $100 was stolen from th e p o r c h of A lv in C a m p b e ll's house at 1501 M ello n v lllc Ave . S an fo rd . Tuesday or Wednesday, police reported. rORGING FOR PILLS • A Sanford woman wus charged with forging and attempting to forge a prescription after trying to o b tain m edicine at two pharmacies using a doctor's prescription form with a forged signature ..The woman reportedly used u prescription signed by a "Dr. Quinn" to obtain the drug Artlvan Ju ly 7 at the Kmart pharmacy. 3101 Orlando Drive. Sanford, according to Sanford Police Chief Sieve Harriett. Later the same day the woman r e p o r t e d l y w e n t to t h e Walgreen's Drug Store. 2942 Orlando Drive. Sanford, and tried to use another prescription signed by “ Dr. Quinn." Harriett said. Hut the pharmacists would not give her the medicine When dontacled. the doctor told police he did not give the woman a Foi I '1 S a l * P n c * t i c ' d n p o t a b l* llght*f AdiuttotXe home Tempo Soft Antacid mS \__ Sav* IS*, Our I M Fkg. 6 prt nylon kr***hf i, Mwet 8V>-H [fruit Bare OtrtXars exterior 0 . 0 0 10 t .m p o ' drop* to E . c Iw w o b l * on toe td upset ttomoch Lake M a ry Opts For Plan To Give Police M o re Room The Lake Mary City Com­ mission voted 3 -1 to adopt a plan submitted by the Capital Im­ provem ent C om m itter that would give the city's cramped poller department some much needed breathing room. A.R. "D o c " Jo re. of Lake Mary's Capital Improvement Committee, outlined the plan at Thursday's city commission "The police department has u critical need and something has to be done now. Jo rr said to the commission. . Jo rr said the came committee came up with the plan to give Die police department more room a f t e r s tu d y in g t h e alternatives. T c o m m is s io n voted for Thursday to place a 24 foot by 60 foot modular unit next to the police building located on Wilbur Ave. This would allow depart­ ment to maintain Us present facility But. Jore said that traffic congestion would Increase In the area C o m m is s io n e r R u s s Megonegal said the committee did an excellent Job and moved that the city adopt the plan. However. Commissioner Harry Terry opposed the plan In favor of looking for a permanant facility. i The commission will begin to Solicit bids for the structure later (his month. 51 RESTORES* 000 BEAUTY QUICK DRY* ;R CLEANUP* "H » l (Altos Sal* FrtC*. 1-lb * Danith but1*r cookMi mdoc oratr»* tm OurotM* 4 Point t r u t h * .................................. 1 S a l* F rtc*. t - o r * Ivory' hood toop in kcMd formula C 3C 1 Macaroni Cheddar SOFT-WHITE For ■ Sol* FrtC*. 7k«-o* * mocoroni 'n ch*ddot mix lor kjncM. armor Sato Frtc* la Moody Otod* cling wrap m 12 «200 rot W W FIS5806I2 Stocrwo* Olym pian II StM lBeltod Radial T1r« 45,000 M il* Warranty YOU CAN T DO BETTER THAN ---------C orrection ----------Jerry Gross was Identified In rlday's H e ra ld as the owner of ampton Gardens, a downtown anford restaurant. Grosa owns tc building In which the restaumt Is located Jo e and Celeste ertz own Hampton Gardens he decision not to sell beer and Inc at the restaurant was made y the Hertzes and Gross, not by iross alone. Gross said. Sal* File* Oallorv lnl*riof lal*» r*dwood (lain holpt piotoct ietio>e rodwood boouty Take A Shopping Break With Us Krispy Steak Sandwich 2 g g Jorvod wtmwftucs tomato ■9 9 Frsnchtnsi andcoWdow KISSIMMEE ^ ¥•»* �I •» *A r v fn m q H i n l d . S a n fo r d i ^— — I ' Guru Says: God Is The Greatest Lie' S u n d a y . J u ly 71. It l5 — — — W ORL NEW YORK IUPII - Guru Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh says he la the rich man s guru and considers God the "greatest lie Invented by m an." Rajneesh. who rarely speaks, even to his followers, granted an Interview to ABC s "G ood Morning. America" Wednesday night at his controversial colony In centra) Oregon and denied reports about orgies among his followers. He said reports of huge arms caches also were exaggerated. IN BRIEF Russia A n d Israel Plan M e e tin g ; First O ffic ia l Contact Since 1967 TEL AVIV. Israel 101*1) — Thr foreign ministers of thr Sovlel Union and Israel will meet In September In the first high-level contart between Israel and the Soviet leadership. Israel’s stale-mil television reported The announcement Friday followed a meeting In Parts ‘n which the Soviet ambassador to Franre reportedly told his Israeli counterpart that Moscow wants to solve the problem of .Jewish emigration to Israel and renew diplomatic lies The Soviet Union downplayed the report, saying relation^ could only be normalized If Israel ends its "‘•Rgff!W,lvr policies." Moscow voted In the United Nations In MJ47 for the establishment of a .Jewish state but broke off ties after the l‘*f>7 Arab Israeli war. Israel Television reported that Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir will meet wltli Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard Shevardnadze In New York during the UN. General Assembly In September. It will be the first direct contact between an Israeli official and a member of the Soviet leadership, tlie report said "Yes. I believe In free sex." Rajneesh said "I believe that sex Is everybody's birthright. It Is fun There is nothing serious about It. No orgies are happen­ ing Jiere but I'm not prohibiting them It Is up to the people. II they feel like having an orgy — so far so good." Rajneesh. 53. defended his wealtli and fleet of Rolls-Royces — many of them given to him by his followers — and dismissed the Interviewer's suggestion tltat the wraith could be used to fielp the poor. "All of the other religions are doing tJiat." he said "Let them do that — their work. Let me do my work All of the religions are looking after the poor. At least leave me ulone to look after the rich. I am the rich man's guru." Rajneesh said he Innately knew that hr was enlightened but did not consider himself God. ' When you are sick, you know." he suld. "I was full of It (enlightenment) I was It. And since then, not for a single night have I been otherwise "There Is no God so how can I consider myself a god. God Is thr greatest lie Invented by man." Rajneesh's followers came to Oregon four years ago. took over thr town of Antelope by buying businesses und winning elec­ tions and left many longtime residents feeling they had been forced out. They changed Anlelope's name to Rajneesh and later started a town called RnJnreshpurarn but the guru said hr was not Involved In thr settlements Carbomb K iik 1 N e a r Consulate SANTIAGO, Chile (Ul’ll — A carbomb exploded across the street from the U S Consulate In Santiago Friday night, killing one passing motorist and Injuring a policeman, officials rrported. A fire official vilil the blast occurred outside the consulate. located In a lashlonublc urea of the capital. Police rr|>orted two other simultaneous explosions In the west anil the east of the city but no details were linmedlately available Hr|Kjrters who visited the site said thr lorce of the blast drstroyril a van containing the explosives and damaged two cars driving past the consulate al the time, killing thr driver of one of liic vehicles, apparently from burns. They said a Chilean |>ollcrrnnn on guard outside the consulate was Injured, apparently seriously, when he was bit by shrapnrl from the blast Poller said officials had received anonymous bomb threats several hours earlier at the consulate, thr Chilean Finance Ministry ami several airdla offices but no evidence of any Innntm was found W alesa Indirectly Backs Boycott SOKOI.OW PODLASKI. Poland (UPI) - Solidarity founder Lrrh Walesa, mindful ol provoking uuthorltlrs. would not openly endorse a call by Iradris of tfie underground union to boycott fall parliamentary election but said hr will not vote himself Wulrsa did not rule out joining the underground Solidarity opjmsltlon one day. Hut the Gdansk shipyard electrician, a syrntml of Polish worker protests, said hr and underground traders had "agreed on a division of tasks" In which lie acts within legal limits. HOSPITAL NOTES C«*fr«l f i t W *ft«o«l Motpif61 fOdsv A D M IS SIO N ! Sanford L lffto F t r m m H t)(cfc*y Mu»m # j I niton U»»|» lo t kt» i l t v i n l la'9% Dorothy M P row Ini D olton* C l i f t w t M i i i w Dciton* G tx g a Morton Dolton* A n il* S Simon. D t Ito n * DISC HAHOIf S I i n l* r d V id iC GHIdw iy L i t * D HIM Sh*ldon* A H ly tt. 0*1 ton * BIRTHS Jeffery T and A n lti % Simon * b*by boy. Dolton* SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS GOOD SUNDAY. JULY 21- MONDAY. JULY 22- TUESDAY. JULY 23 AND WEDNESDAY. JULY 24 1905 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED BALL PARK MEAT OR BEEF 1 LB. PKG. SHENANDOAH Apple Juice i APPLE JUICE, CHECK YOUR MAILBOX THIS C O M IN G WEEK FOR YOUR CO PY OF THE SEMINOLE C O M M U N ITY COLLEGE FALL TERM SCHEDULE. LIMIT-1 PLEASE CALIFORNIA THOMPSON Hellmann’s Mayonnaise hellmanns My Mommy Likes Me. LIMIT-1 PLEASE PAHMXT1XD /\ll tilllullU'llill fi>l JUM'HIm V lie doesn't talk >ct. but be * communicating And he» learning many tmpcMtant things I lev learned what lose Is A/ul discipline And confidence lie already knows the meanings of a levs handiest words Achild s ediuation begins at home Concerned, loving parents arv the teachers live lessons learned in the preschool years influence all future L-luvior and success fhere is a course that helps parents make the nnwt of their n»les as teachers Registration tor Parenting is limited (_all for more details today HALF POUND Kahn's A LL MEAT Bologna Sponsored by: C en tral Florida R egional Hospital IN THE DELLBAKERY DEPT Hwy 17 92 on Lake Monroe. Sanford tJ M M X I f* » -4 4 4 l ♦>:* » N 7 | » I rxiT as ItNtMjtCuiuatun Dales: July 2 V \ug I V li limes. 7 00 - fOU I* M lee: ill) per person SIS per couple •• SANFORD: 2944 ORLANDO ROAD. ZAYRE PLAZA AT THE CORNER OF 17-92 & ORLANDO ROAD �Eve n in g Herald, iantord. FI. NATIO N IN BRIEF Teacher Set To Take 'The U ltim a te Field Trip ' WASHINGTON IUPI) — Social studies teacher Sharon Christa McAullfTe says she tries to foster International understanding in her Concord. N.H. classroom, and now as the first private citizen to travel In space she ts anxious to "see Earth with no boundaries.** Calling her selection to (ly aboard the space shuttle Challenger next January "th e ultimate field trip." McAulilTe. 36, was the winner of an Intense competition among more than 11.000 Instructors who took up President Reagan's Invitation last year to become the first teacher In space. Vice President George Bush made the announcement at a White House ceremony Friday with the other nine finalists standing by and some offering support to McAullfTe as *1 fell my knees giving way.** Her backup, tf needed. Is Barbara Morgan. 33. a second-grade teacher from McCall. Idaho. McAullfTe will report to the Johnson Space Center In Houston In September to begin training for the Jan . 22 mission. Her role will be to write a Journal of her experiences to reflect "an ordinary person's perspective Into 3pace travel." 'M a yflo w e r M a d a m ' Won't Do Time NEW YORK IUP11 — Sydney Biddle Barrows, the "Mayflower Madam" whose customers Included captains of Industry and Arab sheikhs, pleaded guilty to running a posh bordello She was lined $5,000 In a deal that kept her out of jail and her client list confidential. Barrows, a socialite whose ancestors came over on the Mayflower, said many of her powerful friends had asked Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau. who Is up for re-election this fall, to stop pursuing the case against her. But a spokeswoman for Morgenthau said none of Barrows' clients had contacted the district attorney. In an agreement reached with prosecutors Friday, felony prostitution charges against Barrows were dropped to a misdemeanor charge of promoting prostitution Profit Barrows earned from the enterprise will not be forfeited as result of (he negotiated settlement Kids H id e To Escape Ram page SHREVEPORT, La. |UPI| — Two young girls hid In fear, escaping a bloody rampage in which their mother and three others were slashed and shot In "methodical fashion," Investigators said A woman arriving from out of town to visit her sister, the mother of the two survivors, discovered the bodies Friday in what Police Chief Clllf Heap described ns "the most atrocious crime scene I have ever seen In 2 I years .** Authorities found no signs of forced entry at the residence and said no motive had been determined for the deaths, adding the victims may have known their attackers Several people were sought for questioning, police said, although they said they had no particular suspect. The victims were bound, slashed with a knife and shot. Sunday. July II. I f t S — S A Lake Mary Mayor Faults Police For Blight Of Cars For Sale' An angry Mayor Dick Fesa told Lake Mary s city commission: "We need to direct the police department to act on the ordi­ nances we have. If they don't, we can find people competent enough who can. We'll start with the chief and go right through the ranks." The mayor was referring to the growing problem of people parking their cars along the city's streets In lhe right of way wlih for sale signs tacked to the windows: The city commission passed an ordinance In April granting the police department authority to Issue citations to cars parked In city right of ways. But no tickets have been Issued as yet. City commissioners have been complaining that the city Is starting to look like a used car lot. In Thursday's city commission meeting, an ordinance prohibit­ ing the sale of motor vehicles, bouts and other equipment in city limits w'as passed by a 4-0 vote, commissioner Burt Perlnchief did not attend the meeting Lt Sum Belflore said Friday that his department could not Issue a ticket for a vehicle parked In the right of way unless the vehicle was occupied. But. Police Chief Harry Benson drew up an ordinance prohibit­ ing parking in the right of way and It was voted Into law last April, but no tickets have been written, according to City Clerk Carol Edwards. "The cllatlons Just came In." Lt. Belflore said Friday, "Now we will be Issuing citations" Belflore. who ts running the department while Benson Is on vacation, said Ills department will Issue warnings for the time liclng because the law is new. "Anyone who continues io violate Ihc law will get a $15 llckrl," he said. "When the chief comes up here asking lor Ills budget, he ts going to be asked why he has not been enforcing laws." said Commissioner Paul Tremel. But Robert Petree. the city's attorney, said the police de­ partment "has more Important things to do than enforcing the new ordinance. It In city limits unless It ts on parking laws." "If the police department were • No car. boat, or other equip- land zoned for that purpose, —Richard T m e tt doing Its Job. we wouldn't need ment can have a for sale sign on this ordinance." Commissioner Colin Keogh said. Here is what the new ordi­ nance encompasses: • A city resident must obtain a $2 permit from the city hall to Copy M achine S a le s Copy M ach in e S erv ice sell their vehicle — only one will (New Ik Used) (Moat M ajor B ran d s) be Issued per resident every six months. • C A N O N • S H A R P • R IC H O • A car. boat or other equipment cannot be sold In the front yard • S A V IN • O L E V IT T I of a house or In the steeet In front of a hou&c with a for sale F a c t o r y T r a in e d T e c h n ic ia n sign In city limits. • C a ra . b o a t s , an d o th e r equlptment can be advertised in the newspaper and sold In the 6 2 4 Princeton St. _____ _____ __ city without the need of a permit Orlando FI. 3 2 8 0 4 7 6 7 -3 9 2 5 If a for sale sign Is not used. • Vehicles can no longer Inparked at I-ake Mary Elementary School and be offered for sale. County property In city limits will fall under the Jurisdiction of COPY SYSTEM INC. COPY SYSTEMS SEMINOLE COUNTY RESIDENTS SEMINOLE SEW & VAC 1 DAY SERVICE (OM MOST CASKS) FREE ESTIMATE Also Available • R e p a ir* & S i l a s • New A Ueed V e cu m tt S Sewing M achine* m l>*11 322-9411 CHECK YOUR M AILBOX THIS C O M IN G WEEK FOR YOUR C O PY OF THE SEMINOLE C O M M U N IT Y COLLEGE FALL TERM SCHEDULE. THE YELLOW CHICKEN PREMIUM GRADE SIB BOX FRYER LEG PRICES ARE BORN HERE. RAISED ELSEWHERE PARK AVE. $ 25TH ST. SANFORD OPEN 7 DAYS 7 a.m-f p.m P ric e * l J u ly I I te J u ly 14 O QRTS. 3 FAtiny A e 9 STEAK STEAK ie -teoi J A 9 B **■ ta U S D A. CHOICE. HEAVY WESTERN WELL FLAVORED. TENOER BEEF CENTER CUT U S 0 A. CHOICE. HEAVY WESTERN. WELL FLAVORED. TENDER BEEF CUBED U S D A. CHOICE. HEAVY WESTERN WELL FLAVORED. TENDER BEEF S IR L O IN * 1 S e ts STEAK 5 2 ? .8 FAM ILY PACK } OA MORE FRESH■NOT FROZEN LYKES SUQAR CREEK SHANK PORTION X -L E A N M i' W W g r o u n d SMOKED 9 ° EEF 9 * s lbs , a UP HAM S t t La. a v o . 6 9 * . H o n o r T h y F a t h e r a n d T h y M o th e r ...FOR ALL THE YEARS THEY GAVE TO YOU Sometimes when wo look back over the years we catch sight of people who made us what we are today • a school teacher, a drill sergeant, or someone who baked us chocolate chip cookies. But remember, there was someone who always stood behind you in whatever you did - even If it was only in a photograph, and for all those special years they gave to you belore you even developed the language to say ‘Thanks’, now you may owe them something. "Owe” is perhaps too harsh a word. Bettor perhaps to say responsibility or gratitude • or honor. So now, unlike the little chap in the photograph, you have the position and sMture to give opportunity and oven excitement back to those who originally gave them to you. Howell Place is an Adult Congregate Living Facility which offers senior adults the freedom and facilities to create their own private and meaningful lifestyle. Howell Place Is for someone you actually know who now wants to be rid of the chores of home maintenance and the daily struggle with the generation gap. But yet, and this is extremely important, who still demands a lull and active share of the decisions and freedom which come with maturity. Howell Place is affordable because there is no endowment or entrance fee. All you pay is monthly rent. And Howell Place has social events, educational and recreational programs, a whole calendar of activities and all tho support ser­ vices you might ever need. So if you have a family friend or loved one who needs more Information about the new opportunities available today in Adult Congregate Living. Call the phone number below and give someone a new start in life. Remember, someone did It for you. Next Saturday July 27th from 1-3 p.m., Howell Place, Sanford will be hosting a Big Birthday Bash to celebrate themselves and their first year of inovative, exciting Adult Congregate Living success. Free snacks! Free prizes! Live, toe-tapping nostalgia music from WUEZ radio. Come meet the personalities behind the sound. Mix with the people who are going places. Call Sheala Stanley for up to the minute news on this important date. Call (305) 323-7306. Let’s get together and celebrate! PLEASE CALL (3 0 5 ) 3 2 3 -7 3 0 6 I n HOWELL PLACE SENIOR AMERICAN COMMUNITIES j \ �Cardinal Sunday, July I I , 1*11 4A—Evrnin* Vtrrald, Sanford, FI. Drivers Honored BUSINESS IN BRIEF HAIR-A-RAJIGERS SANFORD - Ryder Truck Ren­ tal. Inc., fleet leasing agents, recen tly honored 15 truck drivers from Cardinal Industrie^ Transportation and Parts S alet departments for highway safety^ The 15 drivers werr presented awards al Ryder s quarterly safety m eeting In Sanford. Ryder headquartered In Miami, maintains Cardinal's Beet of tractors D riv ers honored In clu d e T ra n sp o rta tio n s s A nthony Brown Sherman Hudson Frank Mohr. Hrurc Langford. Charles M ueller. Gary Moore Dan Plunkett. Steve Taylor Jam es Sechrest. Karl Redmond. Mike Settle and Kennelh New Re- Jeno's, Inc. N am es Scanlon To Position O f Controller C A S S E L B E R R Y ,---- Promotion of Larry Scanlon. Deltona, to l hr position of Coni roller for Jen o's. Inc . packer of frozen pizza and m acks products, was announced try President Robert J. LelghUm. Scanlon, who was associated with Jeno's. Inc., for 11 years when the firm was headquartered In Duluth, Minnesota, prior to relocation to Florida In 1983. will be responsible for all control functions In addition to management of the Accounting Department at Jen o's. Inc l ie will report to Harold Rosenfleld. Vice President-Finance A native of Duluth. Scanlon Is a graduate of the University of Minnesota. Duluth, with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Accounting He Joined Jeno's. Inc., as an .i« <militant In 1971. and was successively promoted to |x>sltlons ol greater responsibility, serving as Manager of Corporate Accounting In 1982 At lhal time he Joined Pauluccl Enterprises, where he served as Vice Presidentfinance until rejoining Jen o's. Ini . as Assistant Controller Iasi September Scanlon. Ills wife, Sheri, and their daughter. Melissa, teslde In Deltona 'C a rd in a l In d u s tr ia l Is ...fo r tu n a te to h a v e ...d riv e rs d e d ic a te d . . . t o s a fe ty ' P lan n er Gets Jefferson C up ' Jo h n W Sears Director of Planning. Orlando Aerospace, has Ix-en honored at the Corporation's Honors Night held recently In Washington. I)C Honors Night Is held every year to reeognlzr top performers throughout the Corpora­ tion Scars was praised for Implementation and direction of a schedule control system that resulted In reduced costs and significantly Improved delivery performance on fixed-price i on tracts Sears reecivrd the Corporation's covetrd Jefferson t up in recognition of fils outstanding performance The sterling silver nip, die highest award bestowed by Martin Marietta to an employee. Is a reproduction ol the ones fashioned for I human Jefferson • The awards were presented hy the Corporation's < h.tlrmaii and Chief Executive, Thomas (j Powtiall Sears lives In Altamonte Springs U n ite d Telephone Offers Film United Telephone of Florida's Speakers Bureau has a new program available for your organization's meetings ai cording lo David Waldrop, community relations ad mlnlslralnr lor l hr company Alexander Ural lam Bell — The Voice Heard 'Round The World" Is now available for use al all civic, community and educational organizations nt no charge "The 23-mlmite Him Is alroul Alexander Graham Bell, die great American add humunllarlan. rather than the inventor ol the telephone." said Waldrop Other topics that United Telephone's Speakers Bureau mrmtiers arc qualified to *(>euk on Include deregulation of the telephone Industry, a look al future technology, and historical programs. A n y o n e I n t e r e s t e d I n a r r a n g i n g tor u H p e u k r r s I tu r e n u moodier to make a presentation should call 830 3355 BUILDING PERMITS I lie Sanford building dr parlmeni Issued the following permits i i i r y o f r M o l) 11* M um # i I f f 1 i f f lA-yas C o w *<*r in tla lla llo n of a mofcil# horn* Haymowl C io tk a t 0 l ’*im # ifD Av« art AiJUlitton II VD J•»»* M i l l * /O l W a t m ^ li fa m ily T h u d SI ,«|J4I tm # n f I JO QUO H ith P la n of F lo f id a «oi *v lo* »o hotnv a g « r « 9« ijf h St foi >ot#rlpr t ttm<Hlclrrtg to a tortimpriiAl build ■ng IM 000 V*«nli«ji* Count} C u h tu ff ?j/ i QuJ L*fc* AAat r Hi tad tot installation o! a construction D J I Iff G r a t t H ollow ay l / t t »V Va<ond St tor a i: J*»pot t |*00 Jotun Hollow ay, I l l ) P a ck A y ( for lo ttr io r rem odeling to an a p a rtm a n t | | 000 f a *t (><f*r. M *« ta u ra n t ln< JSJ0 S Fren c h Av# for interior and aa tar lor ram odalln g to at lal b u ild in g . U ) 000 t t n n a t o O il Co «V0 l a b * V * r r H U d to pr»< f a ground tfg n 1* 00Q F d H u g h ** H t f a l l P in a Cana ter a room add itio n IH .J J J T r a a t u r t (H an d J * w * l r y jaoi Sanford A v * tor a f*«r>po< ar y m o tiila «tgn S tantfrom M aalty. H a rk A v * lor a ; tijr I tool sign tJ 000 Samlnol# C a n la r. O rla n d o D r lira lor In H a ila llo n of a u to m a tic lir a H H in h l* f ly t t a m t in a \to rf» | U 4 9 M cetvlng awards from Parts Salrs were Wayne Lively Earl Close and Thomas Kelley New M em ber G reater Sanford Chamber of C om m erce m em bers host a ribbon culling Tuesday to welcome Joyce Sewell, center with scissors, and A I Travel to the organization Ms Sewell is owner and m anager ol the travel agency, located at 1030 Stale Street In the Sanford Plaza Shopping Center The firm offers tree ticket delivery to businesses S a n fo rd M a n G e ts 5 Years For U sing K ids In P urse S natchings A 20 year old Sanford man wllli a 13-year record of run Ins with the law was sentenced in 5 years In prison for using kids to slr.il purses from elderly women. Willie Lee Williams, of 55 William Clark Court, was sentenced Wednesday by Circuit Judge Robert II McGregor who said soclely needed to be protected Irom Williams and Ids peiicli.ini ol preying cm elderly women Williams pleaded guilty June 3 to two euunls ol grand theft He was arrested Feb 12 after Idling two Juvenile purse snatchers mil ol a stolen i ar lo grab a handbag Irom a woman According to court records, the purse was snatched In the packing lot ol Pantry Pride. Hanford, and contained *310. Disposition of the charges. It any. against the Ixiys Is mil available lb-cause ol Ilie.; age In other court action: —Jennifer Ruth Trefonas. 23. of 120 Roanii Drive. Oviedo, arrested Jan . 18 lor possession ol cocaine and Durvocct. a prescription drug composed of Dorvon and Tylenol. Circuit Judge Kenneth M LelTJer sentenced Ms Treforms, a pharmacy technician, to 30 days In the courtly Jail and 3 years probation He also ordered her to complete 50 hours ol community service —Slrvcn Durrrll Gregg. 30. of Pasadena, (exits attested Jan I lor possession of a metbaqoalcme after he stopped by a Florida Highway Patrol Irooprr billow ing a high speed chase on Intcralule 4. Lake Mary He was sentenced bv LefTlcr let 3 years probation, fined *5(X) and ordered lo attend drug abuse counseling —David Christian Lokcy, 23. ol 512 Hoxeltlrr. Altamonte Springs, arrestee! Dec 30 after be was found Inside a fenced const ruction site and then fought with arresting ofllerrs He was sentenced tiy Lefiler lo 212 days In thr county Jail with credit lor 32 al reach served to be followed by 5 years probation —John Wesley King 18 ol 70*1 Sandpiper Lane "643 Casselberry arrested Feb 12 while trying to remove Jewelry Irom a woman's home In Loll gwood He was sentenced by LrlTlef to 30 days on weekends In lhr courtly jail and 3 years probation —Wallrr Ross ,Jr 55, of Okrcbnbee. arrested March 17 atlcr a routine computer check of the tag on I lie car tie was driving showed the tag was siolen. He was sentenced by LefTlcr to 2 years probatlnu and was ordered lo pay the Puhtlr Defender's office *350 and complete 40 hours of community service —Joseph Curl Craw lord. 20. of UlOSlefanle Road. Winter Park arrested March 8 aftrr a juvenile accomplice connected him with Hie lliell of Hems from a Casselberry home on Feb 28 Hr was sentenc ed by Lelllcr lo 30 days In the Seminole Courtly Jail lo be followed by 5 years of prolwclion He was also ordered lo pay lire Public- Defender's oilier $350 Disposition of a Ihrft charge against the Juvenile is not available Ix-cuuse of his age —Lora D Collins. 2fi. ol 414 E HHi St.. Sanlord. arrested tbs 13 for carrying a concealed weapon and possession of marijuana She was sentenced by Lcffler in 2 years probation and 40 hours of community service l.rlfler warned Ms Collins licit lo have any dangerous weapons during her probation and ordered her to puy the Public IhTrnder’s office $350 —Deane Jord an CALENDAR Al Anon Siejc and Study. 8 m., Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N Triplet Drive Sanford AA. m p m . closed. 1201 W First St P SU N D AY, J U L Y 21 M O N D A Y . J U L Y 22 Altamonte Springs Com muni ty Ja z z Ensem ble Hummer Concert directed by Mike Arena, 7 pm ., East monte Civic Center, Longwood Avenue F'ree to the public. Featuring guest artists Gloria Youslia and Billy Phillips Don Kirby, master of eeremo nles Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p m . open discussion. Florida Power und Light building. N MyrtleAvenue. Sanlord Alanon meeting, H p m . 1201 W First SI . Sanford Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 K Second Si . Sanford, 9 a.in. to 5 p in . F lo rid a H o sp ita l Altamonte Brunch. 1501 E Alla monte Ave ,9 a .m to 5 p m Hcbos Club AA. noon anil 5 30 p m , closed. H pm .. stej>. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry Clean Air Rebos al noon, closed C a r d in a l In d u s tr ie s is extremely fortunate lo have a collection ol drivers dedicated and com mil led lo highway safety says Cardinal Transpor latum Director Buddy Boyles He nnicd Cardinal Is one of the country's largest carriers ul over-dimensional loads and that its drivers log more than 5 million miles annually trails porting lis housing modules W r have a salety tec ord that s second in mine m the country and one In which we take extreme pride One ol the key reasons con trlbutlng lo thr sab-cy record Is lh.it every module delivery driver attends Hu- Canadian Sotetv Council's Prnlcxslnnul driver Improvement Course lo become acquainted wlih col IlsUm avoidance procedures and techniques Driving performance lisell notes Boyles, Is mil ttie only criteria used to evaluate f>rrtor malice Drivers must keep strin­ gent dally driving records as outlined by the Department ol Transportation, recording such data as mileage, heel consump­ tion miles per gallon and hours ol service Cardinal has a diverse product line Hut includes rental apart 4 mem motels (Knlgbis Inns), single t.nnllv and condominium ccsidences. commercial office buildings and adult retirement complexes (Cardinal Villages) In addition to its Sanford f a c t o r y . (’ a r d I n a I h a s m au u lacttirln g la c lllile s in Atlanta. Colo inbox Ohio (two) and MainmortFellowship Group AA. senior citizens. 8 pm closed. 200 N. l-akr Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Sanford AA. 5 30 j> m . closed discussion, and 8 ji ni . open “ F P L PAID US $ 1 0 ,0 0 0 TO REPLACE OUR STANDARD FLUORESCENT BULBS WITH MORE EFFICIENT ONES.” > Apopka Alcoholics Anony­ mous. H p ill . closed, AfKipka E p I s r o p a l C h u r c h . 61 5 Highland UNPLUG THE EN ER G Y HOG IN YOUR HO U SE StOUCI INISOt CONSUMPTION AND A0 0 VACUt TO TOU* HOME Dressy Occasion Brldgette Konlng of Florida National Bank, left . and Liz MacDonald ol Pac 'N Send admire a bridal dress shown to the by Kathryn Madore at Forever Fashion, a formal wear shop new on Ihe block In Downtown Sanford. The visitors were part of a Greater Sanlord Chamber of Commerce welcome fete for the new store and new chamber member. The store, al 110 East First Street Is owner and manager by Kathryn and Gllment Madore Wv did vvital f PI. suggested. And wv estimate we ll saw $ ’7 '{28 Ik* first yvar on lighting alone. Which means we should recoup our investment in just lour months. Then vyv just go on saving" Find <ait how much FPL can help vuu saw. Start bv calling lor a Commercial Industrial Energy Survey. 1 -8 0 0 -4 3 2 -6 5 6 3 H EAT RECOVERY SYSTEMS, INC. 970-D Sun»hin» Las * Altamonte Sprm fi. F t. I’hunr H69 4657 F=PL.ffrnP 32711 W*Ve working hard al bring lh< kind of *ow,rcomp4ny you | �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI Sunday. Ju ly 21. I H S - 7 A Deep Green FERTILIZER Contains iron and other elem ents to keep grass greener longer Covers 5 0 0 0 sq ft 20 lb bag Electronic INSECT KILLER m e ln o r Aqua Gun" > — 3-Way NOZZLE Reinforced Garden HOSE T h re e w a y turret Full range adjustment from fine mist to jet spray No 440C 5 '8 " x 50 ' No R X 5 8 5 0 ENCO CHEMICAL Home Rest Insect Contra! HOME PEST CONTROL OR FLEA-B-GONE Spectracides FIRE ANT KILLER Liquid SEVIN Controls Japanese beetles, gypsy moth larvae, plus other insects No 0 1 8 0 0 Controls fire ants w ithin 2 4 hours 5 lb bag No 5 3 2 1 0 Gallon. MR. MEAT SMOKER® Brushed alum inum door, handles, and legs Smokes, roasts, steams, barbecues, shish kabobs and fries No 0 4 7 1 4 v j Scotttr* 36" Bayshore CEILING FAN Portable GAS GRILL Three w h ite metal blades w ith w hite housing Single speed Adaptable for 3 or 5 speeds (Accepts optional light kit ■■■■■ 0 Synthetic Turf RUNNERS In blue black brown tan gr»«n' bUck ex lawn 185s«j m table top grill 11 .0 0 0 Btu 1 year limited w arran ty No L505 Instant Turl i.m W W ' Jcottyi Indoor-Outdoor CARPET In green, blue green, cocoa, and M exican orange 1 2 'w idth For interior or exterior use W h ite 10 5 fl or cartridge M ad e of 100% vinyl for lasting durability In w hite, green, fruitwood. wheat and bamboo look ™ i 99 m Sun N* Surf Synthetic Turf CARPET rrrrrn m obile Silicone II SEALANT 1p l M In clear, brown or painlable w h ile In tweeds 12' w idth E 9M M H 10 3 fl or Sat* 18°° R »t 369 M Latex Korker CAULK S eals cracks around tile, bathtubs, showers and sinks 6 or tube Roll-Up Porch BLINDS Por&Dec i HQQQQflO Vour Choke Cushioned No-Wax FLOORING p a in t s Speedeck FLOOR and DECK ENAMEL For interior or exterior use In 6 '-6 ” w ide roll Gallon * 1 245 ■ PRICES GOOD THRU JULY 24 * Curvjoknjm Forecast Vinyl Sheet FLOORING In 12' width OPEN ORANGE CITY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 2323 S Volusia Ave Highway 17 and 92 Phone 775-7268 1029 E Altamonte Dr (Highway 4361 Phone 339 8311 OPEN SANFORO 700 French Avenue Phone 323-4700 ♦ 1# �w IA E v tfim g Herald Sanford. FI Sunday, July 31, l»»! • E m ploy** R tta fto n t tatofy, i n t i ] down from U l m • County Admlnlyleetor, 1111.11*. up from 111,0?*, • D *puty County A dm lnltU a tor to r Aden Ini,(ratio n lilt,H O , up ...Budget 0 Ctork lo Board of County C om m lttloew r*. 1111,611, down fro m nun Continued from page 1A 1 10 000. up from ( L U t . bonded copttpi U 00 million, up from 11 1 million. «ipr*M w oy authority, |tll.4 * J Up from 111.04} a Fwoprotocf ion — * 7 * million, up from |? million • Rood P atrol Onlncorporatod I - M?0. TO. up from m i 'H • Oobt M ry lc o - 11 * m illion down from 11.7 m illio n Tho c arm or tot In t i l l fund o r* county |all. * 4* l . « 0 . down from 14?*dM. 0 w * r * i obflpattont. I l l l . l d . down from to )* IU , lib ra ry fa c llltla t Oal.177. up from m i.v o o • Capital com trucllon fundt *111 m illion, up from H I 1 minion, Including lib ra ry la c lllfto * *7 a m illion, down from I f a m illion, ond c rim in a l |uaflca fa c lllflo i, ltd f m illion, up from *1 1 1 m illio n o ftoolth apodal rouonu* fund. 14 M m illion, down fro m I f I m illio n o Sfroot Lighting O itfn c f. tto l.ia * . up from U M .it? p Trvrtt In agoncy fundt. l a i . t f l . up from *31.74). including low ontorcomant tru tf. 114 4*4 up from H U H and h ltto rlc a l v x w ty , 17.47), up from S4-f*l Intergovernmental funds — funds already counted In one fund, but transferred to another for a particular scrvlrr — total 18,8 million, up from >7.1 million. A breakdown of the fund: o F tool monapotnonl. 14 1 m illion, up from 11 * m illio n o Inturanco ta to fy , 11,1 m illion, up from 1 1 ) m illio n O Support t* r v ic * t . I H I 000 up from 1??1.111 X 4 The operations of the water and sewer system and refuse disposal, called enterprise reserves, are self-supporting and their budgets are sepa­ rate: o Wator o n d t* w * r, 14 t m illion, a n d rtfu to d itp o ta l. I I I t m illion I If the Intergovernmental funds and the en­ terprise reserves wrre Included In the county's overall budget. It would total $123.5 million, up from $103.96 million. Program changes accounted for $3 8 million of the $12 million Increase In the general fund budget. The other $8.2 million went for added operating costs for on-going programs, A breakdown of departmental rxendltures: O Board of County C om m ittlono ri, 14*1,4M. down Iron. U |t y * * r * M X . 141 a County Attornay, *111. IM. up from * 10*,*41 O Oct,, a ot Management and Budget, 11*1,101, up from U ? 4 ,Ilf a Computer Sorvlcot, *1 I I m illion, up from M 0 1 ? lt o Pur (b ating. U*«, 114, up from *337.737 0 P urcfioting. construction managor, 170,111. up from H I . 1*4 • Ctork, Board o f County C o m m ltito n o ri. 1111.011, up from 14*4.14* P C m plo y** R alaltont D ire c to r', Ofllco |n*w p o tlflo n l, l t d . * ) ! up from tors. O Em ployo* Rotation* P *r*onn*l. 1111.011, down from 1111.111 o E m ploy#* R elation, credit union, i l l , 0*1. up from 114.11* o E m ploy** Relation* |obtraining , )t*.00 t. up from nothing o E m ploy** R aiallont, ln*ur*nc*. 11 * m illion, up trom 114 m illio n ...Ducks 0 Cooguo of Womon Votor*. 1* TOO. up fro m nothing 0 Shot Iff, 111.) m illion, up from HO 0* m illio n a Ctork. I I 01 m illion. UM .0I1 0 P roperty Appraiser 11 1 m illio n , up from 1 1 1 m illion, o Tea Cpit o t t o r . lt 1 m illion, up from 11 00 m illio n o County Court. *44. K *. up from t l l . I T t o C ircu it Court. 144*.« 1 up from 1411.407 0 Star* Attorney, 141.171. up from 17* 744 P l» u 6 tk D * f* n < to r.U l.lll. up from 117.140 • Guardian Ad U tom , 111,171, up from ft.tO l • Court R rportor C ircuit. I W .IM . down from 1111.*14 o Court R tpo rlor. sfotooftom oy. 110.000. down from *11.000 o Domestic Ratetten* Commissioner. 1*1471, up from M4 1*1 o P sychiatric tra m s . B a **r A rt. 111.000, up from 111.*00 a C rim in al P sychiatric, 111.000. up from tX 4 7 ) • Special public datondor.cIrcuff.tlOO.OOO.down fromfllO.OCO • Witness and affw r toot. U< OOO. down from MO.OOO # P sychiatric taam . crim in al county. M.711. to m * at last year * Sp*claf Public Dttondar. county, u . U0. to m * • Witness and o lh *r to*«. county. *11.177 ta m * a Commissions and toes, tow lib ra ry ctork. 117411, up from 117.147 • County courts, proballon, 17** 104 up trom 11*111* • Legal Aid. 11* 00). up from 114.100 a D rug Enforcement Agency, 11*4.077, M m * * F a m ily mediation. 17,*)*, ta m * * Juvenile A lternative Service Program III. i l l . l t l . up from 114,47* * Juvenile A lfem a tlvo to rv lc * P rogram , M,11*. nothing e Facilities maintenance 11 t m illio n , up from 11 * m illion o Perks, 11 1 m illio n , up from 11.0) m illion a Public Services end Dovotomnor',1*1447. down trom *11*4*? a R scraaiion. 17SI 4M up from tlS i.a r* o L ib ra ry M r vices. I I 1 m illion, up from I t . 1 m illion o A g rlc u llu ra .U O l.lO l up from 1141.4*1 0 Salt corneryalion. 174 *44 up trom U 1 100 a H istorical commission. I I I , *44, up from M I X o Public Services end Development com puter libra ry canter. *44. *41. down tvom M l.X I e spec*. ceurthouM anne*. 11 44 m illion, nothing last year a Spaca. R oum illal Building, lto.73*. nothing Iasi year a L Ibrary bonds. »7 4 million, up Irom M 1 m illio n * Spice, court fa c ility to**- 14O1011, up Irom 1*1.1** • Juvenile 1uslice fa c ility . HX.600. nothing Iasi year a Support Servlets, tolepbon* to ll,* ? !, records manegemenl 1I7.41C. prin ting I I 10.117 and m all, 1** 110 a ll these w*r# budgeted w ilhin deperfments lest year * Public la to ty D irector, 1»4.*4I up from |!X ,7 IF P Com m unlcallont, t l Im lllio n . up Irom tee* 411 * Communications, tolepbon* ty tto m melnienanca, to l.lW . nothing budgeted last year a Emergency Medic*1 le ry le *. U * 1.144 up Irom SII I.H I P C ivil Oefonw. 144.7X. up Irom 140 11* a Sheriff, (oil construction, I t ] *1 m illio n , up trom 1711,770 O F lro suppression roscuo, IS 1 m illion, up from I I 0 * m illion o f l r o loss manegemenl. U H .M I.u p fr o m tM 5 .il* * Training. I I 11.1*4. up Irom 1M.S11 # E * tt.M * .4 * l. up Irom to* 600 current appropriations # Health and Human Servlets D irector, IIM 4 4 1 . up Irom 170 *04 o A nim al Control. 1X7.11). up from U71.077 P County welfare 1M.4FI. up Irom M I4 H o Votoran s services. 111.SM. down Irom M0,» 4 P County Public Health Unit. IJ44 0O4. updrom to ft 0*4 environmental llireal. McIntosh said. "They kill a lake fasler Ilian anything," hr said Berause they don't migrate, lheir continual droppings pollute a lake, creat­ ing algae blooms which use up oxygen and rvcnlually lorn (hr lake stagnant Muscovies are nol native to Florida or the United SI airs, McIntosh said. They were Im­ ported from Sou tii America some years ago. Their name. M uscovy. Is d eriv ed from "tnuBCovltc," meaning a resi­ dent of Moscow. T h is has hro o ght c r ie s from som e ipiarters that the duck Is actual­ ly pari of a Com mu nisi plot to demoralize the United States A Muscovy from Peru or hru/ll Is black. But since being In­ troduced Into Florida’s native duck population thev now sport patchy variation s of black, white, tan. yellow and green plumage, according to Lt. John Moran, wildlife officer with the Florida Game and Freshwater Fish Commission. The ducks can weigh up to five pounds and have a wingspan of up lo 3 0 Inches. Moran said. They have one pecullur capabili­ ty. he said, which endears them to Just about no one; "They defecate atroul twice their weight each day." It Is I l l e g a l to r e l e a s e Muscovies, or any exotic species of bird. Including swans, In Florida. Moran said. M u sco v ie s llo u rls b h e re because unsuspecting parents keep buying the hatchling* »* Hauler gifts rot their children, McIntosh Mid. But unlike the story of the ugly duckling, which was born ugly but turned Into a Ireautlful swan, these ducks are horn cute but grow Into ugly adults, McIntosh said. "The parents think they're real cute when they're little — small, cute fuzzy ducks. Then they're big, ugly warts going (defecating) on thrir docks." he said. Muscovies are getting to tie a iradii hazard In some areas of Loogwood and C asselberry. McIntosh said. Their "morning parades" across U.S. Highway 17-92 often bring rush tiour traffic lo a screeching halt, he said, which leads to traffic Jams and accidents McIntosh said the ducks offer "no benefits, other than people like to see them swimming on the lake. Some people like them, some people don't. ... Most of assault with Intent to murder tils multimillionaire wife with Insulin Injections. Continued from page I A Mrs von Bulow rrmalns In an Irreversible coma In u New York any motley he bus received from hospital. her estate since 1979. During his trials, the prosecu­ Von Itu low h as a lre a d y weathered two highly publicized tion alleged von Bulow tried to criminal trials in Rhode Island. kill his wile to marry his lover The second one ended Julie 10 ami collect a $14 million inheri­ with his utqulllul on iwo counts tance from his wife's estate Von Bulow's first trial In 1982 ended In conviction, but the Rhodr Island Supreme Court overturned the verdict on con­ stitutional grounds Unlike (he criminal trials, von Bulow would be forced to dis­ cuss his involvement In the case In Ihe criminal suit Me did not testify at either of his trtuls. but has always maintained thut he would have liked to. Continued from page 1A because It often hllca the hand that feeds It Two people at Fort Mellon Park were recently attacked by the foul-tempered fowl while offering bits of food, Jernlgan said. “One woman sold she was feeding them and they ran her up on top o( the picnic table." Muscovy ducks have created a problem, Jernlgan and McIntosh say. But they don’t know exactly how to deal with 11. "We are aware of aomr of the problems but we can't pinpoint tl." Jernlgan Mid. "W r try to get rid of Ihe mavericks." Parks workers have tried and lulled In bait ami trap the thicks who have lbe worn! reputations as troublemakers, he said. "They are a nuisance." McIn­ tosh said, adding that his dr pari merit has ea ught and killed thousands of the troublesome ducks. The main problem s with them, other than jieoplr don't like their looks. Is that they multiply so fast and are un­ sanitary, McIntosh said. An average female's elulch of eggs totals 30 or more ami most of those survive, he said. And beenusr they aren't migratory, like mallards, they keep hanging around and mullIplylug, making themselves more of a nuisance Muscovy ducks are also more susceptible to salmonella, a bacteria which attacks the bird's Intestines. The disease sickens them, causing them lo flup helplessly ataiut. before actually killing them. McIntosh said. Muscovies pick up the disease m ore often than m lgrutory ducks. McIntosh sold, because they are shore feeders that feast on "Junk foods” — decaying fish and other trashy fare. That may account for their foul disposition Or the fact that they make lousy eating Miss Jacobson said one woman she Interviewed for a Job once said she ate a Muscovy when she first came to Sanford yrurs ago. The woman was down on her luck and hungry. Miss Jacobson satd, so she w ent down to the lakefrn nt and hud one for supper. Stir said tl w n lough." T h e d u c k s a re a ls o an ...Von Bulow AREA DEATHS ALFONS ANTHONY PLANK JR- Mr. Alfons Anthony Plank Jr.. 7 5, o f 3 4 0 D ia n e C o u r t . Casselberry, died at his home Wednesday. Born June 30, 1910 In Munich. Germany, he moved lo Cusscllierry two months ugo Irom llonllu Springs. Fla. Hr was a rrtlrrd automotive paint and body shop owner und a Proles tam. Survivors Include his wife, Dorothy. Casselberry; lour sons. Allen A,. Blggerw. Ark.. Hoberl G . St. Charles. III., Stuart II . Freehold, N.J., and Lawrence W.. Mutuwun. N.V.: three daugh­ t e r s . P a m e la S a r k i s i a n . Casselberry'. Beverly L. Knight, Monroe, N.Y., and .1 upirlyu F. Sewell. New Iberia, la*. G rarnkow -G ain es F u n eral HUNT NOMMOIT CO. DUPLAY YARD Hwy. 17-82 - Fem Park Ph 33849$$ Garni Hunt. Owner Ireaie, Marble A Granite I. Home. Longwood, in in charge of arrangements, RUTH D. DUNBMORE Mrs. Ruth D. Durmmorr. 76. of 206 Bradshaw Drive, Sanford, died Thursday at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford Horn April 17. 1909 In Lillie Rock. Ark., she moved lo Sanford from Arkansas In 1955 She was a Presbyterian Su rv ivors Include a son. Charles Gross, Sunlord: and a brother. Carl Duff. Winter Park. Brlsson Guardian Funeral Home. Sanford. Is In charge of arrangements, MYRTLE D. FLEAGLE Mrs. Myrtle B Fleagle. 91, of 9H9 Orient.i Avr.. Altamonte Springs, died Wednesday at Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs Flowers For AH Occasions (Collins 3074 t OrW e Or 323-1204 Born April 2. IH94 In Jenners Crossroads. Pa . she moved to A lta m o n te S p r in g s fro m Kissimmee in 1980. She was a homemaker and a member of the Central Seventh-day Adven­ tist Church. Orlando. C o n ra d a n d * Menial health. 1171.707. up from )1)« M3 P Community Coordinated C hild C ar* progrem . 137.000 up toom 111.000 m # Retired Senior Volunteer progrem . 171000 up fro m I X 000 Drug Action C o m m it***. U 4.X 4. up from t U OOO * Federation of Senior C m te n t US 000 up from SX 000 • We Car*. 17.000. up from M 000 P Christian Enterprises, 1*0.000, up from t*OCO # Medical E ia m ln e r. 111* 111. up from 1141.111 • Medical E cam inor lia b ility Insurance. 11.115. earn* a Health Trust, to M m illio n , up trom to 75 m illio n • Public W orts D irecto r. U 0I.U S . up Irom ml. 117 o E ng moor In g .U I m lllio n , up from 11J mutton # Heeds S4 I m illio n , up trom 111 m illion p Traffic E n g in e e rin g .!! 7 m illion.dow n trom 11 m m illio n • Maitland A venue. SS1 m illion, up from 1X411 o Rod Bug L a ** Rood. U * m illio n , sp Irom 11 7 m illio n # Read Im p rovem ent Assessment P regrpm . 1X0.000. new program P expressway A uthority Adm inistration. 1114.431. up tro m U4 * X o Environmental Services director's office. 1X1 770 down trom U1IJ77. * Environmental Control I X * OH. up from U 71.au * w ator and sewer. 14 7 m ltlton. up trom U 4 m ltlton R oI u m disposal. U * million, up from U P* m illion___ A rthropod program (Insect control). 1H1.401. up tram 14*1 0?* Central. so*ctoldistricts, H * 1,* 0*. from 15T74X C ontrol debt service. |11 m illion, same ^ „ Cantrai accounting, repair and maintenance S 'llS S . p " a C ^ t r e i accounting, gas. ell and lubrtcatton. *X 7 5*3. dewn anting * Reserve* 174 m illion ____ * Ftoet memsenanc* I I K m illion, spi trom *1 im lllio n * F le e t m o ln to rs a n c o re tu rb tih ln g . 1 1 X 600 up fro m U M JM * Dopsrfy County Adm inistrator lo r Development. Ito .lU . up fro m 157.MO * Ptonmng. 1X 1 410 up from tla e .lX * M id F lo rida Industrial Development Commission. H O W , dosen from 117.000 , .......... * Planning Orange Wmmoi# Osceola Transportation A uthority. U X .IO 7 .u p tre m tlO l.H 0 * Planning. E**» Central Florida Regional Planning Council. I X 7*0. up from 1HJ77 * Land Management M X *74. up tro m 1330.4)7 * B uilding, 1*11X1. up from 177* 710 * Strategic Planning Ult.147, 0 new budget tor .the itodeto ot the county's comprehensive land so* plen WEATHER a.m.. 10:57 p.m, AREA FORECAST: Thun­ reened down a canyon and cul derstorms likely Saturday aflernoon. High in the low 90s. Light southeast wind. Rain chance 70 percent. Saturday night partly cloudy with a c h a n c e o f e v e n in g th u n derstorms. Low In the low 70s. Light variable wind. Rain chance 20 percent. Sunday partly sunny with aficrnoon thunderstorms likely. High near 90. Light southeast wind. Rain chance 60 percent. NATIONAL R E P O R T : A storm system that fueled flood waters and spawned tornadoes In the West, brought welcome rain to drought-stricken Iowa and Nebraska, answering the prayers of com and soybean farmers. Twenty people were trapped overnight on a peak In the San Jacinto Mountains near Palm Springs after a wall of water, boulders and mud ca­ off power to an aerial tram that serves the 8.500-foot peak. Two helicopters battled high winds and rain to pluck 125 people off the mountain Friday before darkness halted the operation, A thunderstorm was also believed to have caused the crash of a small plane that killed a family of three In a rugged mountain area near Cajon Pass, Calif. don't." Moran said Muscovies pester hom eow ners and endanger Florida's native ducks by eallng a limited food supply, and chas­ ing them from lakes But he said little can be done about the problem. State law states thut an unlmul cannot be killed unless neces­ sary. Moran said. What Is "nec­ essary" Is often unclear, He said property owners and animal control agencies should have greater latitude In deciding when to kill troublesome ducks. But when a duck Is done away with humane society usually cry animal cruelty. Even though the Muscovies are brrnmlng more of a problem, Moran satd the state game commission or local animal control agencies are nol ready for Ihe adverse publicity that would result from testing the law by killing a few ducks. "They (animal control agenclrsl are already accused of I k -1rig dog nnd cat killers and they don't want lo become 'Donald Duck killers.'" Moran ducks Some of the elderly set their clocks by times feed those ducks." Besides that. Jernlgan Muscovies shouldn't be r e s p o n s ib le w ith a ll AREA READINGS (9 a.m.): temperature: 75; overnight low: 72; Friday s high: 89; barometric pressure: 30.09, relative humidi­ ty; 93 percent; winds: southeast at 6 mph; rain: .19 Inch; sunrise; 6:4 0 a m . sunset 8:23 p.m. SUNDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach; highs. 11 25 a m.. 11:47 p.m.; lows. 5:02 a m., 5:07 p.m.; Port Canaveral: highs. 11:17 a .in., 11:39 p,m,: lows, 4:53 a m.. 4 58 p m.; Bayporti highs. 4:4 0 a m.. 3:58 p.m.: lows, 10.21 MONDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs, 12:16 a m .. — p.m.: lows. 5:47 a m.. 6:03 p.m.; Port Canaveral: highs, 12 0 8 a.m.. — p.m.: lows. 5:38 a.m., 5:54 p m.: Bayport: highs. 5 0 9 a.m., 4:51 p.m.: lows. 11:10 a.m.. 1 1:31 p.m. BOATINO FORECAST: S t. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Light mostly southerly wind less than 10 knots through Sunday. Sea 2 feet or less, Scattered showers or thurfderstorms mostly near shore during the afternoon and even­ ing EXTEN D ED FO R EC A ST! 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VOLTOLINE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 105 W. SECOND ST. (Comer ot SdconJ A p*,*) 3 0 8 - 3 2 3 -7 0 2 2 Downtown Sanford �SPORTS A m e ric a n s C h o p D o w n O c o e e , 12-4 By Sun Cook Herald Sport* Editor EUST1S — After absorbing a painful 3-2 last-inning defeat to Ocoee Thursday night in the first game of the Little Major League District 14 finals, manager Mike Morro wasn't overly dis­ pleased that Friday's rain washed out Winter Garden as a playing site. He reasoned that a change of scene might be Just what ht» club needed after a pair of Ocoee homers erased a 2-0 lead In the sixth Inning. "W e needed something to get our ofTense going." said the Altamonte Americans manager. "Our defense has been winning most of our games. It's about lime our ofTense did something." About time came Friday night. Altamonte bruke loose for eight hit* against three Ocoee pitchers and pounded out a 12-4 victory at the Baseball Eustls Little League complex to even the best 2 of 3 series at one game each The game was stopped after the fifth Inning because of Little League Baseball's curfew rule. No Inning may start after 10p.m. The deriding game was set for Saturday at 2 p m. at Winter Garden. Once again. Chuck "Lambo Lamb showed ihc way. physically and spiritually. The dynamic 12-year-old was a bundle of energy on and o(T the field, continually bounding about and urging his teammates to victory. "Chuck Lamb has come out of nowhere." said Morro "He was a good player for us during ihc regular season Dut tne last three games he's Just been fantastic. He's doing everything. He's Just been doing It all." Friday night before 200 fans at Eustls was no exception. "Lam bo" chopped down Ocoee's Rrdwood-llke lineup (six players 5-7 or taller) with a six-hitter and slugged a two-run homer. All four runs were unearned due to four errors by his usually reliable mates. "Lam bo" said the curvebail cut the "R e­ dwoods" down to sire. "It was thr curvebail ail the way." said the vibrant rlgbi hander who struck out six and walked four. "Sometimes, we'd throw fast balls In tight but It was mostly curves." The Altamonte mlscues. nevertheless, were of little consequence since a five-run first Inning set the tone for the game. "That first Inning was very Important." said center fielder Jared Soto, who made a key buscrunntng move which kept the Inning alive for two more runs "We needed It after what happened last night." Jimmy Calvert opened on the mound for Ocoee and the Americans jumped all over him T .J Gluffrtda walked and one mil laicr Lamb singled to left. Catcher Chris Kocpkr drew another walk to load the bases With Soto at the plate. Calvert unloaded a wild one to score GlufTrlda Soto followed with a scaring liner up the middle for a single. Lamb scored easily and Koepke sailed around third with another run for a 3-0 lead. Soto moved to second on the throw home Jeff Jackson then rapped a ground hall to the third baseman. As Jason McGuire cheeked Soto at second. Jared danced invitingly off thr bag, "1 See AMERICANS. Page 4B Selmon Injury Severe Smith's Intense Desire Proves Doubters Wrong By Rob Larla S p ecial to the Herald It h a d b e e n r a i n i n g th ro u g h o u t m uch o f the morning. Lake Howell softball coach Jo Luciano recalls. The lie Id was very wet. cspec tally In left field where a puddle had d e v e lo p e d Into w h at r e ­ sembled a small pool. Luciano remembers a ball being hli dlrrctly toward that water, a sure hit she figured Splashing through the water, though, came Lady Hawk sta n d o u t Sonya S m ith . Through the pool of water she dove and Into her glove resled the ball — another spectacular catch. "It looked like It would drop In and she would have to run through the water to even get It on one bounce," said Lu­ ciano. "But she dove for the ball and went head first through the water and came up with the catch. "T h a t’sjuat Sonya." The catch was only one aw ing Smith’s Junior year, but It’s the first that comes to mind when Luciano thlnka of her former star. The play epitomizes Sm ith: It Is Indicative of her talent and (he guts and desire she/pos­ sessed to make It work. When asked to describe Smith, Luciano tries lo find new words, ones that haven't been said about the three-sport athlete but she can't, tluslle, drive, desire are the adjectives that must be used. Luciano Insists "They've been used over and over again to describe her but what else can I say." she asserted. "She's extremely dedicated, well respected by her peers and other couches. "M o st of all. she could ulways be counted on getting the Job done." Sin ce her days al Lake Howell. Sm ith's will, both physically and mentally, has been te s te d . Now. after finish ing up a fast pitch soltball career at the Universi­ ty of South Carolina this past season, her report rurd reads all A's. Follow ing Lake lluwell. Smith was to have accepted a basket hall scholarship oiler lo ihc U niversity of Central Florida. Her father Ray Smith, however, suggested that at 5-fool Sonya was perhaps too small for the collegiate level. Taking (hat advice. Sonya turned to softball. She had been playing with an Orlando team, I he Junior Rebels, when her coach. Marge Ricker, brought her and four other players to visit the South Carolina campus For Smith, it was love at first sight and the Gamecocks had whal proved to be an All-America perform­ er. Smith had a big freshman season, starting every game. The partial scholarship she was given Initially turned Into a full ride. She had proven her worth, then the unexpected happened. A freak Injury dur­ ing a gymnastics class Jusl before her sophomore season. Smith nearly destroyed her right knee. Total reconstruc­ tion was required, Including removing both cartilages. "It was terrible, the roughest thing I've ever been through In my life." she said recently from her father’s Maitland home, where she will spend time before going back lo Columbia. S.C. The doctors told her to forget ever playing again, but she wouldn't listen. Their words just made her work even harder. ".They laughed In my face, said I would never play again. That ate my alive. I had always been an athlete, I Just wanted to play.*' she recalls. S onya S m ith, S o u th C a ro lin a o u tfie ld e r , a lw a y s co m e s up w ith b ig ca tch . For months the trust nil Ion mounted. She worked und worked, but the knee was slow lo respond. She remember* crying In the weight room, trying to llfl with her leg the 1 1 0 pound* d o cto rs said would be sufficient evidence of h e r re co v e ry . Finally, though, the knee cam e around. In March 1983 she made her comeback. 13 months after the Injury, one they said would sideline her for good. Smith started the final three seasons, closing out her career as an All-America candidate last spring Offensively, she w as th e s p n rk p lu g . D e­ fensively, she was Ilie stopj>er. The key she Insists, was desire. "I always tried lo be the best player I could la- on and oil lhe field. I've always Irled lo do lhat," said Stnllh Her com eback , th ou g h , wasn't all downhill Smith had to pass al least one more major trsl — the dcalh by cancer of her mother during her Junior season "That was very dif­ ficult lo overcome. 1 kind of used soil ball us a crutch." Rainouts And No Report F r M s r 't A ll* — ta I | S > I D te trta t U Juntm ,L»*R — c O w n w a W ilp g*m « * t Rolling* M ilt* r* M * 4 mj» Friday It » a l t k Iw Ou M lor 11« m U lu rd s y Frtdoy m g h tt M otto io flte U Tsum om aM ftom * b t l M W I * * Fiw im In SI«Wi • rill b * W u rm d U M M r *• d Th* Ifil 11 M m Iw | T o w n — t | itq| ofiD p Fna»y N fM N F C b e r t h In O ta P r o llo w l lo r * 1* o o n M flu llv a y * * n a n a w n t h r Smith said. She dedicated that season lo her mother. Eunice, and de­ spite the painful knees and hravy heart, she performed. Smith now continues to lift wrlghts. If she doesn't a brace will be required, and she says her mother Is still the prime driving force In her life. Her softball career, however, may be over. The team she would have llkrd lo play for. the Orlundo Rebels of the semi-pro Ameri­ can Softball Association, could dlspand soon. Smith says. If an opportunity to play comes. she'll grab It. but lhat chance Isn't likely, she adds. So In the fall Smith will return to South CarolInu to atluln n degree In Physical Ed oral Ion and eveniuully pursue a sjxirts' medicine ca­ reer. Her softball days may be finished, she emphasizes, but her drive remains Intact. "I Intend to make it in ibis world one wuy or another," she says. "1 hud u lot of downs und they Just helped me slay up. and thut goes for the Job world, too." For Sonya, the desire never ends. Colts Rip North Tampa; Need 2 Wins Over T & C Gardiner's Stellar Relief Lifts Canada Mike Gardiner pitched four stellar Innings of relief and a six-run fourth Inning propelled Team Canada to a 9-4 victory over Dr Land Boulevard Tire In the first of a five-game aeries Friday night at a soggy Sanford Memorial Stadium. Game two la scheduled for Saturday night at 7. Team Canda Is tuning up for a meeting July 27 with the USA Baaebal) Federation team. Gardiner, a member of Canada's 1984 Olympic team, took over for starter Kevin Sokalsk! In the top of the fifth and held Boulevard Tire, the Buddy Lake League champion, acoreleaa for four frames. Gardiner allowed Juat two hits, struck out six and walked only one. Kevin Rood took the loss for Boulevard Tire, which suffered It* first setback after winning 19 straight In the Buddy Lake Summer League. Team Canada got on the board first Friday night when Rick Johnaon led off the bottom of : the second by ripping a home run. • Boulevard Tire took a short-lived lead when -they scored twice off Sokaiskl In the top of the -third. After three walks loaded the bases. JefT ■Kraft singled In two runs for a 2-1 lead. Team Canada took control In the fourth with ^slx runs. RBI singles by Johnaon and Jim Kotkaa •led the way with the rest of the runs scoring on ; walks. Canada took a 7-2 lead after (our frames. < After Gardiner blanked the opposition In the ‘fifth through eighth Innings. Boulevard scored ; twice In the top of the ninth on Jeff Bernard's J two-run single. TAMPA IUl'1) - A herniated disc threatens Iti rupture the 1985 season for Ihe Tampa I1a\ Buccaneers. On Friday. Just one day before the opening of training camp, star defensive end Lee Roy Selmon confirmed hr has a back p ro b le m th a t Im m in e n tly threatens tils majestic career Selmon and Tamjia Bay rookie coach Leeman Bennett appeared at a news conference to clarify the nature of Selfhon's Injury, "We are In Ihe process ol diagnosing iny back problrm and after lluil I'll be able to deckle what's ties! for me." said S e lm o n , who a n n o u n c e d another nrws conference will be staged next Tuesday to reveal Ills course of action. "I've hern lold thr problem wouldn't go away If I played football and surgery has been mentioned. I have a herniated disc In my lower back. Football is a tough sport and It requires a strong track to play." Selmon. 3 0 . h a s e a r n e d a n The Seminole Colts pounded out 14 hits Friday night en route lo u 10-2 thumping of North Tampa In the Pony Baseball S e c t io n a l T o u r n a m e n t at Tampa. Sem inole goes up against Tampa Town A Country for the sectional title and a berth In the Eastern Regional at Smyrna. Ga. Since the Seminole Colts have one loss and Town & Country Is unbeaten. Seminole must win two straight In order lo advnacc while Tampa needs Just one win. Seminole Jumped out to a big lead early Friday as it scored four times In the first Inning. Marc Lowe led off with a double and Je ff Holcomb followed with a two-run homer. Mike Eby then walked and scored on a double off the bat of Brian Lynch. Sanford's Willie Grayson then singled In Lynch for a 4-0 lead. Seminole scored two more runs In the second for a 6-0 a d v a n ta g e . M ickey H elm s singled, was bunted lo second by Lowe and scored on a single by Eby. Craig Wagner then belted a double to drive In Eby. The hilling barrage continued Into the third when Seminole tacked on two more runs Brian Wilson cracked a double to start off the inning and scored when Lowe socked another doubled. Eby nipped another single to score Lowe for an 8-0 lead. North Tampa scored both Its It was that kind of night for Boulevard Tire. Team Canada muddied its way to a 9 4 runs In the fourth but Seminole sewed up the win with two more victory Friday night. Si •I « ft • * B a s e b a ll In the sixth. Bobby Chapman walked. Danny Clem singled and both advanced on a passed ball Wilson then singled In both runs fora 10-2 cushion. Seminole used three pitchers Friday night so as to keep their Innings down for the final two games. Bowers pitched Ihe first two frames. David Frlenser pit­ ched the third and fourth and Wagner went the last three for the win, — Chris F la ttr n OHIf Ml T—r—m«"1 BRONCOS »l Stall—M Fn i CmmrN i Gal— tvllta I. fem lnota 1 l a w I— l l f . GftiiWtvilM t lamtRsto *. g * m — »i i m » M i M — t —mnoM in — W*»t r—ni—UH—i tar Ilia *t*ta taurnM—nl PONII I 0*4— tvtlta U tw l— ta I. G*4— tv llta 1 GN— IvllM 11. Sxnlneta I t I nto — t i J. G*(— *»Hta I N g tit Innlngi M— y. July » — Seminal* y o n ta t u t * tow— 1 *1 L*X* Worm ITi T a m pa * (Sam mala —ta* tar a to Smyrna. Drat player selected In the I97t> NFL draft — Ihe Inaugural season for the Buccaneers. Ills retirement, which now appear* likely, could be devastating lo an already weak pass rush. Tampa B a y c h o s e U n i v e r s it y o f Washington defensive end Hon Holmes with lls No. I choice In this year's draft, bul Holmes remains unsigned. The two sides remain fur ujrart according lo Holmes' agent. Leigh Steinberg, who would gain Immeasurable leverage If Selmon calls II qolln Tuesday. The Buccaneers did announce the signing of ninth-round |>t< k Steve Calabria, a quarterback from Coign Ir. "As a roach. I'm obviously very anxious to find out Lee Roy's decision." said Bcrmrll. whose plans to refurbish a shabby defense revolve around Selmon's stellar play at right end "Up until the last Irw days I've been assuming he'll be here." Selmon, who won both the Outland and Lombardi Awards In 1 9 7 5 a 1 O k l a h o m a , emblematic of college football's top lineman, said he noticed some soreness In his back alter the Pro Bowl In January. "W e concluded then that Ihe problem was muscular, bul II flared up again at mlnl-camp and we discovered II was a disc problcm. I’ve been advised by doctors In Tampa. Oklahoma City amU-os Angeles and there's a lot to digest. Right now 1 could not play wllh Ihe condition of my back the wuy It Is." MIAMI BIONB HAMPTON MIAMI (UPII - The Miami Dolphins have signed Florida running back Lorenzo Hampton, thetr No. 1 draft pick and the man they hope will pump up an anemic running uttaek that was exploited In the Super Howl by the San Pranclsco 49cr*. Terms of the contract were not announced but so u rces In­ d icated Hampton signed a four-year deal for 81.75 million plus Incentive bonuses. The signing, after a one-day h o l d o u t a n d 12 1 4 -h o u r negotiating session, win an­ nounced al a news conference Friday attended by Hampton, hln parents, hts fiance, his at­ torney. Dolphins owner Jo e Robbie and head coach Don Shula. "This guy Is a blue collar football player,' Shula said. "Hr knows that hard work equals success." The "blue collar" back wan Bee FOOTBALL, Page 3 8 �1 8 —Evening Hereld, Sanford. FI. 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He struck out nine In Ills second complete game of the season. Danny Cox. 11-3. fulled lo finish (he third Inning, giving up nix hits and four runs. Ken Landrcaux doubled home two runs to highlight a four-run third Inning. "I Just wunted to he aggressive and make them swing their bats." said Welch. "It was a tough game from the start. Those guys can really run you. You gel into Irouble when you get too fine, hut anytime you ihrow the ball over the plate, you're going to get a few strikeouts." In the third, Wrlrh rraehed on a fielder's choice. Dave Anderson singled and Welch was thrown out at the plate trying to score on Mariano Duncan's single. Landrcaux then doubled In two runner* and scored on Greg brock's single, his second of three tills on the (light block scored on Mike Marshall’s double lo make the score 4 1 . The Dtxlgcrs added a run In the fifth when Duncan walked, took second on ...F o o tb a ll Continued from IB dressed In un expensive, tailored pinstripe sub. a red silk be uml red Italian leather loafers lo match. Hampton thanked everyone hr could think of and added. "I'm glad this I* over. Now. If I have to do some overtime work to get ready. I will," S im la grin ned and said, "W e’re glad lo hear (hat because you WILL have some overtime work." llum pton, 5 - f o o t - 11, 2 0 5 pounds, playrd lour years for the Florida Gators, carrying Ihe ball 418 times fur 1.U93 yards — a 4.8 yard per carry uvrrage — N.L. Baseball Kicky Horton's wild pitch and third on catcher Tom Nieto's throwing error. He Ihen scored on Landreuux'a sacrifice fly lo make Ihe score 5-2 The Cardinals had laken a brief lead In ihe second on Ja c k Clark's solo homer to left, his 18th homer of the season. The Cardinals added Ihelr second run In Ihe fourth when Willie McGee singled, took second on a sacrifice and (bird on Welch's error on an a item pled plckoff. He scored on Clark's single. "Something Is going on If 1 go nine Innings," said Welch. "I cost us some scoring opportunities by gelling picked o ff flrsl and getting Ihrnwn out at ihe plale." Toronto 3. Oakland 1 Kansas City 10. Utdtlmore 3; Chicago 1. Cleveland O; New York 6 . M in n e so ta 4 : an d Milwaukee 9. Scuttle 7. Red* 3. P h i l l i e s 2 Al Cincinnati. Gary Urdus' hlnop double scored Hon Orsier from second with one out In ihr ninth to lead the beds Kent Tekulvr. 4-5. took the loss. Joh n Franco. 7 1 , was the winner. Cubs 4, Glanta 3 At Sail Francisco, plnch-hlltrr Thud Bosley snapped a 2-2 be with an KBI single In the seventh, leading Chlragn The decision snapped (he G iants' three-game winning slrrak. In the American League. II was: Tcxus *4. and scoring 15 touchdowns. He alsat caught 30 passes fur 055 yards. H a m p t o n 's a ll - p u r p o s e yardage of 3.114 rank him second In Ihe school's history. Hampton also played In Ihe Hula (fowl and Senior Howl all-stur games this yeur and Impressed Dolphins coaches during u spring mtnl-cump Shula said Hampton has the s|ieed to bleak lung runs and the durability to run Inside, plus thr ability to rulch passes The signing uf Hampton left the Dolphins with 11 of their 13 drub picks under contract, more than any other NFL team Friday Linebacker Alex Moyer, selected In Ihe third round, und sev­ enth-round pick Fuad Hevelz. a plarr kicker, are thr only un­ Expos 4, A stros O At Montreal. Bryn Smith tossed a slx-hltter and Vance Law and Tim Wallach homered to spark Ihe Expos Smith. 11-3. posted his third complete game and second shutout, boh Knepper. 8-7. took the loss for Houston, which has not scored In 34 Innings Tim Raines was hlllcss In three trips Braves 1. MetsO At New York. Zane Smith and Bruce Sutter combined on a four-hitter and Terry Harper drove In a run with a single to help Ihe Braves snap the Meta' four-game winning streak. Smith Im­ proved to 6-5 while Sutler notched his 16th save. Rtck Aguilera. 3-3. was the loser Padres 6. P irate* O At San Diego. Andy Hawkins and Tim Stoddard combined on a sis hitler and Terry Kennedy cracked a Ihree-mn hoiner to teatl Ihe Padres. Hawkins. 12*2, got his first victory since June 9 He has been plagued with a lender finger on tbs pitching hand. Jo se DeLeon, making his 20th start, fell t o 2 -14. E lse w h e re . C in c in n a ti dow ned Philadelphia 3-2. Montreal shut out Houston 4 0. Atlanta blanked New York 10, San Diego whitewashed Pltlshurgh 6-0. and Chicago edged San Francisco 4 3. Bob Welch flashed his old form with a five hit win over Ihe Cardinals Friday. Cincinnati player-manager Pete Rose went 0 for-2 and needs 35 hits to break Ty Cobb's career mark of 4 . 191. b r(ro ll I: C a lif o r n ia 3, IV m ton 2; signed draftees Lions would like. “ There's no reason lo ihtnk BONTIAC. Mich HJI'II (hat he’s going to be ready In 10 When Darryl Rogers accepted months when It (rehabilitation! the coaching job with Ihe Detroit takes anywhere from a year to a Lions In February, he Ibought he yrar and a half." Rogers said. had Ihe necessary Ingredlenl* lo "W e hope to have him back by mold an explosive olfensr. October, but we'll Just wait and Hill only one day ts-fore the see what his status Is." two-a-day sessions brgln at Stms led Detroit tn rushing Oakland University, (he rookie last year with 687 yurds and five coach finds himself faced with touchdowns despite missing the (hr possibility lh.it he'll l»- final eight games of the seuson. without one of the lm|K>rtunl In only five years with the Lions, cogs, star running buck billy hr has become the club's leading Sims. all-tim e ground-gutner with The 6-fool, 212-pound back 5.106 yards. Injured Ills right knee against While the Rogers prognosis the M innesota Vikings last does not envision him In a October und underwent surgery uniform until October, the fif­ to repair ligaments and cartilage th-year former Oklahoma back However the rehabilitation pro­ remains optimistic that he'll gress has not gone the way the return to play for thr Lions at S I M S I S N 'T P R O G R E S S I N G full tilt. “ I can run straight ahead," Sims said, "but I ran'l run cast and w e s t . W ith th e new philosophies and new faces am! tough schedule this season. Id like to he a part of this s o m e where down the line. I'm op­ timistic that I'll be hack this year. It's Just a question of when." The first two months of the 1 9 8 5 s e a s o n may be th e toughest stretch for Detroit as Its s c h e d u le In clu d e s D a lla s . Washington. Miami and San Francisco. Allhough Sims' pre­ sence In the backflrld would enhance the Lions' chances ^‘Each Individual who has an Injury, generally speaking, has his own rate of reco v ery ." Rogers said. Sayers: Weak-Minded Players Are Dopes For Drugs NOKTHFIELI). Ill (Ul'll - Gale Suyrrs always spokr up und said wh.il hr thought when he pluyrd Hr Isn't playing anymore, hut nothing lias changed, lie si III says wltal hr Ihhtks Sayers, whose short hut sperluculut career with the Chicago bears was ended by bad knees when he was only 27. Is president uf a local computer supply company Ihut (tears his name His business keeps him on Ihr move und with his football background, natu­ rally he gels plenty o( questions every­ where hr goes. Qursiluns having lo du with u variety of subjects. Like how good docs he think he mtghl’vr hern hail hr been ublr to play longer? Who among today s top runnera Impresses him most? And. Inevitably, how |>ervaslve does he think drug use Is In professional football? Sayers handles all the questions can­ didly. Including Ihut first one. "I never think what might've been.'' he says. "If I give uny thought to It ut all. I Just think I was meant to play 4 tk years ami that's all. My knees made me quit. I couldn't run anymore." Although hr played In only 68 games during his entire career with the Bears. Sayers was u unanimous choice for Rru Football's Hall of Fume In Canton. Ohio, the first time he was eligible In 1977. There never was another (o com ­ pare with him." said one of Ihr commit­ j r* * 1 tee members who voted for him "Whal else Is there to say." In Ills ro o k ie year alone. Sayers totaled 2.272 combined net yurds and scored 22 touchdowns, tie stored six luuchdowns lu one game agulnst San Francisco and by thr lime he was furred to quit, he had accumulated 9,435 combined net yards. 4.956 of them rushing, and scored 336 (mints. He did ull Ihut In less than live lull seasons und ut 34 he was thr youngest person ever lo Ik- elected lo the Hall of Fume "When I'm In Chicago. I try to sec the Bears." says Suycrs, In splendid physical shape at 42. "I'm murr of a critic than a fan I hute to sec u so culled grrul limning tuck run with the lull In the wrong hand Tlutt kills me. He'll go around left end with thr tub In his right hand — where all ihe trailtc Is coming Iront. How stupid. I mean, that's elemen­ tary.*’ Sayers says lliat over the past 10 years V V * * , * * S \ ' , * - ' .* t Walter Payton bus shown himself to be "the greatest running back of all tim e," hut now the Bears' brilliant little ground gainer Ison the downhill side. "Hey. Waller knows that himself," says Sayers. "H r inuy gain 1.500 yards Ibis yrar, but (but won't change the fads. Two-three more years and he might retire. Running backs very seldom last 10 years and he has played that much already. "Erie Dickerson ts Ihe best young back In ihr league today. I like everything ulxjul him. He weighs 225, has great quickness and good field presence. He's a different type of running back than Wultrr Payton. But there was never anyone belter than Waller was for these last 10 years." An All-Amrrtca at Kansas In 1963 und 1964. Sayers was the Bears’ nrst-round draft choice tn 1965. An Injury to hts right knee In the ninth game of the 1968 season actually was the beginning of the end for him. He underwent six knee operations, three on the right and three on the left before announcing he was finished In 1970. He remembers the end quite well. "We were playing the Cardinals a pre-season gam e tn St. Louis and everybody knew that game would be the test of whether I could run or not." he says. "I played the first quarter and tumbled Ihe hall twice because I hadn't played In nearly a yrar. "The pain of hitting Ihe ground was too much. Walking off the field at halftime, I told Abe Glbron. our coach. 'You ran have It. I'm through.' He said OK. fine.' Then he told Ihe learn In our dressing room I was going lo retire and that was It." Sayers has little lolerancr for any playrrs who use Illegal drugs and he says there are a lot of thrm doing tt In pro footbtill. "I think It's one of the best kept secrets In the world." he says. "Sure. I was offered opportunities when 1 played. You'd be In u bar and someone would offer you marijuana or something like that. I didn't need It and I don't understand those who who do. “ Number one. drugs arc Illegal. It's a crime to use them. Number two. you're supposed to know right from wrong, but the players today axe weak-minded. They're followers Instead of leaders. The team they play for ts giving them a good start In life, paying them five, six. seven hundred thousand dollars a year. Seven­ ty-five percent of them don't have college degrees. Where are they going lo make that kind of money? So what do they do Blow ll up thetr nose. They're crazy." Sayers shook hts head over the situation and l asked him If he were disgusted "Very." he said. United P ress International Tom Seaver has footed many batters over the years with a wicked breaking ball but the veteran rig h t-h an d er would never deceive his manager. So when Chicago skipper Tony LaKussa trotted to the mound In the eighth and ninth Innings to ask Seaver If he was strong enough to continue, he got an honest answer. That answer was yes. Seaver. 40. earned hts 298th j career victory by scattering four; hits Friday night and Carlton; Ftsk pounded hts major-league* leading 24lh homer to send the J White Sox to a 1-0 triumph over; the Cleveland Indians " I f he lells you he's got} something left, he's got some-; thing left." LaRussa said after* Seaver's 61st career shutout. "If* he's got nothing left, he'll tell! you he's got nothing left. That's J what I went out to ask him." Seaver. 10-7. pitched to the{ minimum num ber of batter*; through 6 2-3 Innings He gave I up singles to start ihe third and * fifth Innings but the White Sox t turned double plays behind him J Seaver. who threw only 9 5 1 pitches — 15 m the ninth - I struck out four and walked one l In his fourth complete game o f ! the season. "This ts noi as well as I've * pllched." hr said. "I had out ! standing defense all night long J and you've goi to have it if > you're going to shut out a team » like that with the stuff I had." Fisk's one-out blast Into the left-field seats came In the sec­ ond Inning on a 2-2 pitch from Bert Hlyleven. 8-10. "It was Just a mutter of who made a m istake." Cleveland manager Pat Corrales said, "Our guy (Hlyleven) got It up a Hide bit and Fisk hit It out." • Angels 3, Red Sox 2 At Boston. Ron Romanlck. ! 11-4. fired a flve-hlttcr over eight \ Innings and Dick Schofield : smashrd a two run homer off J Dennis Boyd. 11-8. t o ‘ lead I California. Donnie Moore hurled l the ninth lo pick up his 18th I save. B oston's Wade Boggs ! extended Ills hitting streak to 22 games t Blue Jsy s S. A's 1 At Toronto, Ranee Mulllnlks j went 3-for-3 and drove In a run * to support the combined eight { hit pitching of Jim m y Key and * Bill Caudill, pacing the Blue > Jays. Key. 8-4. did not allow a j hit until Steve Henderson's J two-out single In the fifth. Don Sutton. 9 6 . fulled to gain hts 290th career victory. Rangers 2, T igers 1 At D etroit, G eno P rtralll singled home Ihe tlehrraklng ' run with two out In Ihe fourth tp^ help Ihe Rangers deal Ihe Tigers^ Ihelr fifth loss In six games HinT Hoolnn. 5 4. was ihe winner and ' Dan Petry, 10-9. took the loss, his seventh In his last nine decisions. * • Royals 10. Orioles 3 *' At Baltimore. Dane lorg drove/ tn five r u n s a n d C h a rlie ■ Lelbrandt, 9-5, pitched seven Innings for Kansas City. Mike Hoddlrkrr, 9-10, took the loss.. Steve Halboni belted his 15th homer for th e R oyals and,Baltimore * l.ce l>acy extended ’ hts hitting streak to 19 games. Brewers 9. M ariners 7 At Milwaukee. Paul Molltor ! belted a solo homer and three* run double and Robin Yount >! colleclrd three hits to lead the ‘ Brewers Ted Hlguera. 7-5. went-! 7 2-3 Innings and allowed eighthits for the trium ph, Matt Young. 7 -10. was the loser. Yankees 6, Twins 4 »Vj At M l n n r a p n l i s . M I k C- J Pagllarulo and Don Baylor cacH-. belted a two-run homer to Ignltd*? New York Joe Cowley, 8-3. went’ 5 2-3 Innings for the triumph. , John Butcher, 6-9. took the loss^S Gary Gaeit! and Mark Sa!a4*z homered for the Twins. BELL TRADE OFFICIAL In his first game as a Red. Buddy Bell singled once in foul* at-bats and had two fielding chances at third base. He was also thrown out trying to steal. Bell, whose trade from Texas * to Cincinnati was officially con* Miniated Friday, said he was' elated to be in a Reds' uniform ' and playing for the city which hts father Gua spent most of hts \ carter. 'Vw The Reds topped the Phillies, -f 3-2. Friday. . "It fell good out there." said d Bell, who came to Clnclnnal} earlier In the day In a trade will* jl Texas. "I don't think I've evej had so much fun." Bell, who grew up in Ctncln-^' nail and lived here even when^', playing for Cleveland and T exas/, left 16 tickets for friends und[ '* relatives. " I’m glad to get this one over ,I with. I had a few extra but­ terflies." Bell said. i �E v e n in g Herald. Sanlord IN BRIEF 5 Trinity S w im m ers A ch ieve A ll-A m e ric a ; Boys R anked 5th Five Trinity Preparatory School swimmers have been honored as Prep All-Americas for the 1984-85 school year. Receiving All-America designation were: R achel Weightman. a sophomore from Longwood. In the 200-yard freestyle and the 500 yard freestyle: Chris Donahue: a settlor from Casselberry. In the 100-yard breaststroke and the 400-yard free relay: Robbie McMlchael. a sophomore from Winter Park. In the 400-yard freestyle relay; Robert Penn, a senior from Winter Park. In the 400-yard freestyle relay And Brian Weightman. a 1985 graduate from Longwood. In the 400-yard freestyle relay. The Trinity Prep boys learn, which was one of the top 3 A teams In Florida this year, was honored by the National Inlerscholastlc Swimming Coaches Association as being the fifth ranked prep school In the United States, based on the NISCA power point ranking B radley, Edwards V ie In Juniors COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) — Medalist Michael Bradley of Valrlco. Fla., takes on Don Edwards of White Plains. N.Y.. Saturday In one semifinal match of the Western Junior Golf Championship, the oldest Junior championship. Bradley Is a member of the Oklahoma Stale Unlverlsty golf team. The other semifinal features Chuck O'Brien of Provo. Utah, against Bill Lundren of Findlay. Ohio. Dradley scored a 4 and 3 quarterfinal win Friday over JefT Hull of Newark. Ohio, then came from behind for a 1-up victory over New Zealand's Sean Pappas. Bradley didn't take the lead until Ihe 17th hole of that match. Edwards advanced with wins over Tom Carr of Columbus 2 and 1 and Phillip Blythe of Louisville. Ky.. 2 and 1, O'Brien continued his streak of underdog victories by taking out 1983 U.S. Junior Champ Tim Straub of Orchard Park. N.Y.. 2 and 1. and Robert Gerwln of Cincinnati. 2-up. Tennessee W ill Test For Drugs KNOXVILLE, Trnn. (UPI) — University of Tennessee officials announced that student-athletes' pre-season phys­ icals will now include a drug screening test beginning next month. , The screening will be done by an analysis of urine specimens administered during routine physical exams. There will be no spot checks. Additional screenings will be given only to athletes who test "positive" or at any time give coaches reason to be suspicious. "Our whole attitude about this thing Is to krep It strictly as a medical operation. The Intent Is not punitive." UT-Knoxvlllc Athletics Board Chairman Malcolm Mclnnls said Friday. The screening will be among a battery of 10 medical testa that will beadmlnlstered first to the Big Orange football squad. A private laboratory will analyze the samples. Davidson Sparks O -T w in s ' Win Mark Davidson collected four hits and drove In two runs as the Orlando Twins drilled Chattanooga. 8-4. In Southern League baseball at Chattanooga Friday night. The win moved the O Twins within ^ game of Charlotte In Lhc Southern League's East Division. Greg Morhardt and Jeff Trout each added three hits for Orlando. Orlando plays at Chattanooga again Saturday. In Florida State League play, the Osceola Astros were rained out at home against Lakeland Osceola, which leads the Central Division by IVi games over Winter Haven, playsat Lakeland at 7:30 tonight Well. Harry's done It again. Harry’ Smith, that Is. On Thursday morning. Ju ly 18. Harry banged his trusty 3-wood olT the tee on hole No. 7. and Just like a few months ago, darned If It didn't roll right in the hole. That’s 167 yards. Witnessing this event were some of his usual playing partners Jack Slade. Mo Vose and Ernie Hone 11. Harry wound up with a 47 on the front side and an even 50 on the back for a grand total of 97 on the day. That's not bad for a 32 handlcapper. As was mentioned in a previous article. Kim Young, the Mayfair head pro. qualified and played In the Florida Open at In* ntsbrook on July 11. 12. 13 and 14 He shot 75. 71. 76 and 73 for a total 295 which put him 22nd out of 160 professionals and only 11 strokes from the winner. Needless to say. he also got a nice paycheck for his efforts. This Saturday. July 20. the Mayfair fellows will host the team from Mt. Dora Roger Quick BOWL AMERICA on out ut 9:30 on Friday morn­ ing. ladles, and try your luck bowling In Ihe dark. It's great fun. Many of you have asked us lo schedule a "Leam-To-Bowl ft Huvc-A-Hull" class this summer, so here wr go, Adult classes will be co n d u cted on T u e sd a y mornings at 9:30 a m. starting Ju ly 30th Night elasses will begin ut 8 30 p.m. Thursday nights starting Aug. 1. We will also conduct n youth class on Saturday afternoons at 1 p in. MAYFAIR GOLF C.C. for the Inler-County Golf Association season championship. If the local guys win this match, they will be the association champs and. In nddltion to getting the plaque back for a year will also receive a rather goodly amount of prize money. Go get 'em fellows Now’ for the results of the weekly tournaments. First, the Dogfight on Tuesday, July 16 laiw Net Team |29) (Tie-match of cards) Lesser-Knowns Seize Command SANDWICH. England (UPI) When many of the top American players opted to forego the British Open Golf Champion­ ship. It opened up possibilities for some lesser known golfers to steal the tournament. “There have to be new names coming through." said Joint sec­ ond-round leader Sandy Lyle Friday regarding Ihe absence of pre-tournament favorites from the leader board. From the moment 12 of the top 20 players on the U.S. money list opted out of the windswept, rain-drenched event, there was a good chance that some unlikely players would reach unaccustomed heights on the awkward Royal St. George's Links. The "new names" who have emerged so far may not be so new. Australian David Graham, long time American resident, already has the U.S. Open to his credit (1981). and has been prominent on the golf scene for many years. So he Is not "n e w ", but rejuvenated might lie the best way to describe him. "Really. 1 haven't played ull that well sin c e I won the Houston Open in ’83.” Graham said after his second round onc-over-par 71 had given him a ■hare of the lend with Lyle at one-under 139. But now things are looking better for the Texas resident, and Graham la sensing a victory. "When you're on a roll, you never think about nerves. But I'm getting excited again. I'm enjoying playing well. I'm con­ fident." he added, looking ahead to his third round alongside Lyle. If Gruham slips, the "new names" are walling to step In. Lyle, ut 27, has been around G o lf R o u n d u p long enough to be known, and also to have frustrated the Brit­ ish fans. His would certainly be a new name on the list of majors winners — a name that many think should have been added some years ago. The same goes for Christy O'Connor Jr., the man who has had to carry the famous name of his unrle with him throughout his career. Zimbabwe's Tony Johnstone, alongside O'Connor at 140. cannot Ik* faulted for his deter­ mination and commitment, but It Is only In the last year that he has shed the eccentricities of Ills game. He was blighted by shuffles, waggles and Jiggles when he addressed the ball, umi he hud a bad raw of the Jitters on the greens Having overcome these pro­ b lem s. he h as co llected a handful of successes on the Europe.in Tour, and a British Open title* may not be beyond him. D A. Weibrlng Jr ., the third player at 140. has only one tournament victory to his name so far. but his tenacity and style suggest he could lx- about to move Into the tipper brnrhet of (he game. Jack Nlcklaus, three-time Brit­ ish Open champ, mlsaed making the cut when he fired a 75 to go with his first-round 77 fora 152 total. PGA: TWAY HOLDS LEAD COAL VALLEY. III. |UI’I| Bob Twuy plans on making the best of his opportunity. Tway. who Joined Ihe |*GA lour litis year, starts lhc third round of the $3(X).()00 Quad starting Ju ly 28. All rlasses will rust $7 per lesson" and students will receive their own personal­ ized $44 95 Columbia 300 bowlIng ball upon graduation Sign up now and get ready for the (all season. These ure your high scores bowled for the week: STAR OF SANFORD LEAGUE Rodney Butler 222. Charles Elbcry 202 and Max Smith 214: SHOOTING STARS LEAGUE Dottle Mohan 205: CARDINAL INDUSTRIES LEAGUE: Bob Clerc 204. Glenn Lee 233. Tom Cason 203. Don Pace 212 and Dave Relford 202. T.G.l.F. LEAGUE Ed Sautter 213. Jo e McGuire 211. Hill Taylor 212 & Roland Crevler 2 0 7 : S O P H IS T IC A T E D FLO O Z IES LA D IES; R usty J u i t e i u m e 2 1 3 ; HLA1K AGENCY LEAGUE Lois Smith 228; WEDNESDAY SCRATCH D O U B L E S B ill O iler 2 3 6 - Jack N lcklaui can't find Ihe line. He missed making the cut In the British Open tor he first tim e. Cities Open as the sole possessor LPO At JO K E S UP »Y l DANVERS. Mass. (UPI) - A of first place today, a position he Itus never enjoyed before In his second-consecutive 3-under-par 69 was enough to catapull Roale career. Jones Into a one-stroke lead after T h e 2 6 -y e a r -o ld fo r m e r two rounds of a $225,000 LPGA O klahom a S ta le U niversity tournament. standout shot a 3-under-par 67 Spain's Marin Flgueraa-Dottl Friday to lead by one stroke after shot a 65 Friday to tic Laurie the first two rounds at the Hlnker's year-old course recortl 6 . 5 14-yard Oakwood Country and move Into second place. Club. Rlnkcr. the defending champi­ Tway says he must play ag­ on. and Ja n e Geddes arc two gressively to stay on lop. shots off the lead ut 140. --COUPON 241/670. TUESDAY NIGHT MIXED Alan Eddleton 209. Don Gorman 210. John Binder 23 3 . Ron 2 Kramer 201; C .F .K II. Casalc 3 Alchesnn 2 1 0 ft Dick Foster 220: oO UN PROFESSIO N ALS MEN'S LEAGUE Gene Rogero 20 4 , Danny Hale 204-201. Ho Howell 203. Hamid Sundvall 201, Len Grover 223, Tony Duiiklnaon 201 245/629. Ed Ryan 202 ft Roger Warren 205. going through the corners.” said Bodine. refusing to mask his disappointment. "T h at's how you get speed, not with ad­ ditives. BUCKET OF BALLS y2 PRICE WITH THIS COUPON LESSONS BY FORMER TOUR PLAYERS BRIAN MERENA $ KATHY WELCH Nsw Clubs Avallsbls At Discount Prices OPEN DAILY t A M. TIL S P.M. 1650 AIRPORT BLVD. PH. 323 1053 P165/80013 2 5 .9 5 P I 85/80013 2 7 .8 5 P I 85/75114 3 0 .8 5 P205/75M 4 3 2 .8 5 P 2 15/75815 3 4 .8 5 P235/75B15 3 8 .9 5 S • • S • b l e e d a n d e e p il l s y stem 4 m v r t i m s H m s— INSTALLED UNITED LIFETIME WARRANTY . A O K ■ ■ 'S S ■ *** ' 42.75 47.75 52.75 55.75 40.75 $4.75 IT U L KLTID RADIAL * FBONT END ALIGNMENT MOST CANS S LIGHT T H IC K S FOND TWIN I 1 4 .9 5 BEAM $19.95 T IR E M A R T MOM.-mi. ■•1:30. SAT. a-1 3 NOON 3 2 2 *7 4 8 0 2411 S FRENCH AVI V. XLM * 9 .9 5 — . BFG UP TO I QTI PSCMIUM QUALITY OIL NEW QUAKES STATE O il PlLTES LUES CHASSIS CHECK BELTS. HOSES CHECK ALL FLUtO LEVELS FRONT OR REAR ONLY S40.95 _ Ow Fne. OIL CHANGE & LUBE MACHINE FST S O TO S l • REPACK FST ■ ( AS IN G I INSTALL NEW AST G S IA IE S1AL1 INtTALL PAEMIUM QUALITY PADS MACHINE SEAS DKUMS • INSTALL NEW SEAS SHOES * 4 9 .9 5 SANFORD SlM P145/80R13 P18S/8M11 P I75/75814 P205/7S814 P215/75JI15 P23S/7S81S Goodrich BELTED • 7 9 .9 5 Last month, the Chemung. N.Y.. Stocker led for 153 of the 20 0 laps of a race here and failed to take the ch eck ered flag because of a bad set of tires put on during a late routine pit atop. On Friday. Bodine posted the day's fastest speed of 152.460 mph., but was disqualified when officials claimed he was not using NASCAR approved fuel. Darrell Walker, with the second fastest speed of 152.220. was awarded his fifth pole of Ihe season to tie BUI Elliott for that honor. The last time a driver was z D F G o o d ric h 1 4 WHEEL BRAKE JOB • • • • • 3 Designed and engineered for a smooth ride and long mileage Lilesaver XLM' whitewall 2 + 2 POiYISTU F lK M U tS CORDOVAN c COUPON Ow h m SlM O O AIRPORT GOLF DRIVING RANGE CORDOVAN JET STAR Bodine Confident Of Requalification disqualified In a NASCAR event was the 1976 Daytona 500 when A .J. Foyt was penalized for numerous Infractions. "W e handled awfully well here Glen Pennywltt and Rich Barnes; Second Low Net Team: Ja c k Slade and Bud Richards; Third Low Net Team: (30| Slim Galloway and Bill Craig. Klnda felt a little sympathy for Bill Craig who shot a fine even par 36 with one birdie and one bogey but still only come In third. That's the luck of the draw. Bill. Maybe next time. Thursday's scramble was rained out. TODAY’S TIP: The golf tip of the week Is provided by the Mayfair director. Bill "R ed " Addison. The Back Swing The "Take Away" brings the club to waist high as the up swing moves the club to shoulder height. Keeping the left arm straight, the right arm bends under the golf club at the completion of the back swing. Then the club becomes parallel to the ground by cocking the wrist. Next week — the start of the downswing. Rudy Seiler Sullins, Sechrest Win Youth B o w le r A w a rd s LONG POND. Pa. (UPI) - Geoff Bodine requallflea his car Satur­ day for Sunday’* Pocono 500. confident the gas he uses will be the correct formula this time. bodine. a 34-year-old driver In his fourth year on the NASCAR Grand National circuit, feels like the guy who constantly walks under ■ black cloud. Sunday. Jely I I . I W - J B L u ck y 7: H a rry Sm ith G e t s 2 n d A c e SPO RTS Congratulations to our youth bowlers again, as two of them won "Seminole County Youth Bowler of the Year" In their age division. David Sullins won the S en io r d ivision und Ja so n S e c h re s t won th e Bantam division. They competed against bowlers from Bowl America. Altamonte, Longwood and Indi­ an Hills lanes. There Is less than a month lo g o In o u r S u p e r S t a r Sweepstakes, und the $200 D oubles and $ 1 0 0 S in gles money are still up for grabs We have special squads scheduled this weekend al 2 pin. both Saturday and Sunday, so come In and try to win the big bucks. Our "L a d le s Only Friday Morning Moonlight Howling" Is really taking off and the girls arr having a bail. It only costs $5.50. and (he colored pin payoffs huve been breaking our bank. Come FI. SANFORD %A % fk.ft ^ �\ 4B-Ev*nino Hersld, Ssnfard, FI. Sunday, July II, m s M aitland Rides Teague 1-Hitter To Title, By Chris Plater Herald Sports W riter Perry Teague fired a one-hitter and was backed by a 12-hlt offensive aback as for Maitland Seniors cruised lo a 10-0 victory over Rolling Hills for Ihe Dlsirlct 14 championship Friday night at Deltona M alltand, which has won five straight games in tournament play, advances to the Section I Tournament which begins Monday In Deltona. Maitland will go up against the District I {Jacksonville area) champion Mon­ day night at 7:30. The winner of seel Ion. which consists of four teams. goes on to the Senior Division State Tournament starting July 2 9 In Boca Raton. Teague had a no-hltter going Into the bottom of the seventh when, with one . out. cleanup hitter Mark McDonald lined a S i n g l e to left. Aftrr walking the Iradoff hitter In Ihe game. Teague set down ihe next 19 hitlers In order before McDonald singled. The big right-hander struck out eight, walked only one and faced fust 23 batters. Meanwhile. Maitland got Its bats going with Its best offensive output of Ihe tournament. "Our bats had basically been silent bul came awake tonight." Maitland ft # # I * « * m a n a g e r B rq c e H odgson sa id . "Everybody hit the ball Coach Bob Schoen spent extra time In the batting cage with all of our hitters. We practiced hard for two days to get the bats back together and 1 attribute that to him (Schoen)." Maitland broke a scoreless tie with five runs In the third Inning then added five more In the fourth to pull away. In the third. Willy Daunlc broke the scoreless tie with a two-run double. W• '• ' ■■ ■ NEWPORT. R.I. turn — Glgl Fernandez was In top form the last time she played Chris Evert Lloyd, taking her to three sets/ Friday Fernandez, still feeling th e effects of a leg Injury, presented no threat to Evert Lloyd. The top-seeded Evert Lloyd breezed through her quarterfinal: round match with Fernandez, disposing of her In straight sets.. 6 - 1 .6 -2 . Getting Their Kicks Above, former Bishop Moore High School all staters M ike F all, left, and M ark Keymont go through the tricks of their tra d e before L ake M a r y coach Larry McCorkle and some players at his Seminole Soccer School at Lake M ary School. Sanford's Fall. . Is trying to hook on Ma|or Indoor Soccer taam wblta Ksymont, , w ill begin his senior year for fhe University of Tam pa this fall. H « . M n > i . t Sf Carl E Im ora W a l t r i p LONG POND. Pa. |UI'I) DurrrII Waltrip was awarded the pule for Sunday's Pocono 5(X) stock cur race when Geofl liodlur was disqualified Krlday when lie turned in the fastest speed, Imi was using a Inet dial was not NASCAR approved Bodlnr has hud tough breaks of lute. Last month, he was leading a 500-rn lle rare al Pocono R acew ay when he became the victim ul a poor srl of tires Installed by tils crew In a routine lair race pltslop. Bodlnr hud led for l53ol the 2(X) laps. "They said I was using an Illegal tnrl additive, going hy a color sample," Bodlnc said alter (M isting a qualifying speed Frl- Awarded Pocono Pole NASCAR day of I52 4HO mph. "We ll iequably tomorrow My gas was U nion (Ihe o fficial fu rl ul NASCAR rurrs| as far an I know. They said Ihry went to the union pumps and filled It up. that's all I cun go hy." Friday's qualifying was tor the first 20 positions on the grid Additional qualifying la slated lor Saturday lo fill the 40-cur field, Wullrlp, who held the Pocono Qualifying record until Bill Ellloll shuttered It Iasi month, regis­ tered u 152.220 Friday. "I was In the garage making excuses to (crew chlel) Junior Johnson when I found out 1 was on Ihe (M ile ," Waltrip said. T don't know how you view right from, wrong, but I am the legitimate (Mile sitter. I didn't bark Into the position.” W ullrlp was pleased that mlnule details such as fuel and suspensions were tx-lng closely monitored by olflrtats to prevent cheating. Ellloll. whose victory here Iasi month Is one of seven he has achieved In 1965. will sit on the front row with Waltrip alter (Misting a 151.973 mph In Ills fam ous Ford T h u n d crb lrd . ...A m e ric a n s “It Is not true that we asked for an extra 925.000 but I admit when we found out hr (Crus) would tn- ruclng against Cor we did ask lor more m o n e y ," D’OItveru said "When Ihut was not (M tsslble I said hr would run In the l,0(K) meters on Satur­ day " Coe said he sympathized with Imth sides of ihe controversy, bul sympathized most with the fans. "I ni sorry that any athlete should get into that situation. In many respects Andy Norman did the right thing. The crowd could have been forgiven lor wonder­ ing what ihe hrll was going on out there.” One of the top performances, on a wet. cold day. came from Australian Darren Clarke, who clocked 44.60 seconds lo win the 400 meters In the fastest time ever recorded tn Britain. In other events, Sergei Bubka of the Soviet Union, who set a world record of 19 fret H 1-4 inches In the pole vault In Paris last week, almost raised that mark tn 10-9 ___________ i more of a defensive ballgame after we took the 10-0 lead.” Hodgson said. "T h e defense played very . well. Especially SchlefTelln at short and Wayne Kemp at third.” Friday’s game was the first blowout for Maitland. In four previous games. It had pulled out a 4-3 squeaker over Altamonte (In 12 Innings), a -7-5 win over Oviedo, a 6-2 clipping of Eustls and a 4-3 edging of Oviedo In the Division 2 final. "W e’ve been fortunate.** Hodgson said. "W e’ve been able to play tough and keep our heads together. In situations where we could have come apart*1we’ve been able to pull through and get the key out.** Lloyd Tops Fernandez Budd, Sidney Try Again LONDON (DPI) - Miry Decker Sidney and Zola Budd will meet for Ihe first time Saturday since their controversial collision at Ihe Summer Olympics In Los A n g e l e s l a s t y e a r In a 3.000 meter Grand Prtx race. Both women huve said they have put the Incident. In which Budd bumped Slunry forcing her from the race. In the past and will not treat the race any differently. Iludd has been struggling since Ihe Olympics and docs not expect to win, "MHry Is faster than me. Her personal best for the 3 ,0 0 0 meters Is elghl seconds better than mine,** Budd said. "Bul If It comes down to a race I could have a chance. I am In good shape and looking forward to It." The meet did not need the Slancy-Budd rematch to chum up controversy. Srhantlun Coe won a Grand Prlx HOO-meter race Friday after Brarlltan Olympic rhumplon .)oa<|tum Cruz refused to com­ pete, claiming he had not been told be would be rut-tug Coe and would nerd more money for It. Coe ran Ihe third fustesl time In Ihe world this year, jxtsilng 1 minute 44.34 seconds. Jose-Luls Barbonu, of Brazil was second In 1 15 II and John Marshall of Ihe Unltrd Slates was third at L45.25. Mret promoter Andy Norman said Cruz, Olympic gold medulIsl In Ihe H00 melcrs. wus angered to learn only one hour liefore the race that Ills mnln competition would lie Coe, the Olympic 1,500 meter champion and Hie world record holder In die woo meters. "Cruz demanded an extra $25,000 on top of the 912.000 he was already being paid In run against Coe." said Norman afler earlier denying Cruz hjid asked for more money. Norman said Cruz’s coach, Luts D'OBvcra hud agreed to the race wli limit preconditions be­ fore Christmas. "I told him and Cruz there wus no m ore money available.*' Norman said. "Cruz Mild he wauled to run In the 1,000 meters Saturday. We said no and withdrew Ills Invitation to run In this meet, or Ihe Edin­ burgh Games on Tuesday or the Dream Mile In Oslo next Saturday." D'Ollvera Mild Norman was right alxnit itn- reasons for his runner's auger but wrong about the amount of money he de­ manded Baseball ____ Kevin O’Brien drilled an RBI single to make It 3-0 and two more runs scored when the shortstop misplayed J C . Sandberg's pop fly. In the fourth. Ted SchtcfTelln singled to leadoff and Rolling Hills starter M cD onald th en w alked B o b b y Lleflander and Daunlc to load the bases O’Brien then coaxed another walk out of McDonald to force In Schleffetln for a 6-0 lead. Then came the back-breaker as Teague launched a double to right center to drive In three runs for a 9-0 Maitland lead. Chris Norton capped off the scoring with a sacrifice fly that drove In Teague to make It 10-0. "We substituted freely and played M w kM STwts k? C *il I Inter* Chuck " L a m b o " L a m b con c*ntrate» on the target. Continued from IB wuntrd him to throw It at m e." said Soto. That's exactly what happened and II paved the way for two more runa. One out (which should have bent (hr ihlrdl later, John Jump walked to loud the bases. Steve "Squeaky" Shrlmun drew four slrulght wide ones to collect an RBI and u 4-0 lead GlufTrUla. up for the second time, rolled a single up the middle to score Jackson hut Jum p was cut down by u strong throw from Marco Arrtgu. Ocoee bounced buck with a patrol tainted runs In the first when the Altamonte shortstop dropped two short fops on forcrouta. ike catcher heaved one Into left Held and the left fielder let the throw get post him. "W e'd been playing such great defenses" said Morro. "I didn't know what to think when that happened. Fortunately, we came out swinging tonight." Although Altamonte committed four mlsplays tn the Ural, the inning also Included a superb defensive play by catcher Koepkc. which pre­ vented Ocoee from having a potential big Inning. With runners at first and second, Erie SchalTer popped up a surprise bunt In front of the plate. "I didn't see where It was at llrst." said Koepkc. "B u l Chuck yelled. ‘Up.* 1 saw it and knew I could get Rtf I dived ’* Koepkc made Ihe head-long dive and snared the ball just before It hit Ihe ground "1 knew to throw It to first because I could see out of the corner of my eye that the runner was way off the base." he added. His subsequent toss to Jackson completed an Inning-ending double play. Waltrip Is driving a Chevy. Calc Yarborough, a three-time Grand National champion, had the third fa s te st speed at 151 776 In a Thunderblrd and Benny Parsons cam e In at 151.390 In u Clirvy for fourth lies!. A Chevy driven by defen­ ding Grand National champion Terry Labonte posted u 151.202 and the Pontlars finally got on the Ui.it(I as Tim Richmond bad the sixth fastest clocking ul 151 042 Wullrlp. a two-tlmc Pocono race winner, said hr was fortu­ nate to lake his qualifying run late In Ihe session when the temperatures dropped a bit. Allamonle added two morr In the second. Eddie Howard collected the llrst of two singles and Lamb promptly deposited a last ball way over the left center field fence for a home run ami a 7-2 lead. In the third, the Americans picked up another one as Kevin Morro singled to right and Jump walked One out later. GtulTrtda forced Morro at third. Howard singled up the middle to loud Ihe bases and with Lainb at hal. Jum p scrambled home on u wild pilch for ail 6-2 lead. Calvert was Injured on the play and IrR the game tn favor of Jason Gllngrr. He retired Lamb on a grounder to third. Ocoee picked up Its final two runs In Ihe third when the center fielder dropped a two-out fly ball bul Allamontr added u pair of Insurance runs In the fourth and fifth Innings. In the fourth. Soto reached on an error before Jackson and Mono walked to load the bases. Jump followed with a single up the middle for the first run. Gluffrlda walked one out later for a 10-4 lead. In the fifth. Lamb reached on an error, then moved to second and third on wild pitches. Koepkr also walked. When Ocoee tried to cut the ball on the first and third steal situation, the second baseman misplayed It and Lamb scored. Koepkr alertly went to third where hr scored on Soto's third RBI — u groundnut to shortstop. Uunb breezed through Ihe fourth and fifth innings, striking out five or ihe six outs. *‘U's tough to come back after losing like we did Thursday," said Morro "But we did It. That's the sign of a championship team." A win Saturday will advance the Americans to the Sectional Tournament which begins Monday at Winter Garden. District 14 plays District 15 at 7-30 p.m. E v e r t L lo y d o f F o r J j Lauderdale, mnets West German’ Eva PfalT Saturday In the semlfK nals of Ihe 9150.000 Vlrglnlgl Slims women's tournament. The* winner moves Into Sunday’s final of the lone grass court tournament on the women's American tour. Pfaff ousted qualifier Belinda Cord well of New Zealand. 6-4; 6-3. to advance. Cord well had u p set fo u rth -seed ed K athy Jordan In the second round. Second-seeded Pain Shrtver of L u th erv ille. Md., will meet A ustralian Wendy Turnbull, who Is seeded third. In Ihe other semifinal, Shrlver defeated Leah Antonoplls of Glendora. Calif.. 6-0. 6-2, while Turnbull rallied to beat fellow Australian and sev­ enth-seed Elizabeth Smylle. 6-7 10-3|. 6-2. Fernandez of Largo. Fla.. had extended Evert Lloyd lo three sets this winter In Uu-ir only previous meeting However, she could offer little rr<ii*trnce to the winner of 16 Grnnd Slam singles titles. Fernandez, recovetina from a tom muscle in tier th ig h . Is playing her first tournament In five weeks. » " I’ve been a step slow all w eek." said Fernandez, who reached the finals here last year b e fo r e lo s in g to M u rtln a Navratilova. ”1 haven’t been able lo copcentral e that well. You can get away with that In practice but not In u match. The only way to get back Is to play a lot of m atches." Evert Lloyd said she could sense Fernandez’s frustration. "She wus having a bud day," Evert Lloyd said. "When sht was down 5 2 In the second set, she threw In the towel, so to speak. I knew she had hurt herself a while back She wasn't moving us well as when w c' played last winter. That's u real Important part of the game." Shrtver. whom Evert Lloyd considers to be her main rival here, also had an easy time Friday. "On the first point of her (Anlonoplls'l first service game. I hit a tape shot for a winner," Shrlver said. ' That set the tone. ■ I t<K>k the play right away front her. I Just didn't miss many shots." a, i No Playoffs For USBL ■ NEW HAVEN. Conn. (UPI) Daniel T Melsenhelmer 111. pres* Idcnt and founder of the U.S. Basketball League, announced Friday that the first-yeur league will not conduct any type of playoffs or championship series this season. The move was made due to the severe player personnel losses the league will suffer* when NBA rookie camps open. Many plavers In the USBL have been offered Invitations to NBA* camps. The Springfield Fame clinched the league championship Friday night, defeating the Long Island Knights 116-109 to guarantee* the best regular-season record.* The triumph gave the Fame a 16-9 record. "W c refused to hold a ehampt* unship Just for the sake of tt If. th e q u a lit y p la y e r s w ho performed so adm irably season will be absent during the* playoffs," Melsenhelmer said* "The USBL has represented the highest standard for Its fans and players, and It would be unjust to both groups If a diluted series was held " Seven teams competed tn this northeast regional league. �0 8 Greyhounds Race For $5,000 Top Prize By Hap laon Special to the Herald Eight greyhounds have qualified for Saturday night's $15,000 Derby and from all Indications It should be an excellent field, according to Seminole Greyhound Park Racing Secretary Garry Ducll. The winner takes home a $5,000 top prize. Duell said two kennels have two greyhounds In the Derby, and they each have a good chance of taking the top prize. Wayne Strong Kennel h a j M fss D r e a m m a k e r an d S a n d m a n P ete w h ile A & T Southern Kennel has Polo Genie and Wylde* S eb a stian . Jo rd an . Zoralda. Florlando and Andrews each has one greyhound In the finals. Here's a look at the greyhounds, kennels and (heir posts: .P o s t 1 — Red V a r m in t — Florlando Kennel ( 17-2-6-31; Post 2 — DJ Roughneck — Zoraido Kennel (15-5-3-41: Post 3 — Tour De Force — Andrews Kennel (20-6-5-1); Post 4 — Sandm an Pete — Strong Kennel (18-5-4-41; Post 5 — Wylde Sebastian — A A T Southern Kennel (17-9-4-2); Post 6 — Polo Gertie — A & T Southern Kennel (17-9-4-2); Post 7 — Super Klown — Jordan Kennel — (17-12-2-0); Post 8 — Miss Dreammaker — Strong Kennel (18-8-1-3). P a r i-m u t u e ls The leading point getter was Super Klown. who had 93 points. Polo Genie was second with 86 points and Miss Dreammaker third with 79 points These three should prove to be the best and one of them will be favored to take the big prize. Seminole General Manager Ted Snell said without question Polo Genie should win hands down Early speed bulTs like the smoke of TXT Roughneck; rail pickers like Sandman Pete, who does his best on the Inside. Don Taylor, trainer for A A T Southern, has his hopes pinned on Polo Genie, as she really comes home on Ihe outside Aflcr losing the Sprint Championship to Pymtld Alta. Taylor would like to come out first this trip. Miss Dreammaker has won three Stakes races out of the eight hole and has her favorite spot. Red Varmint. Tour De Force and Wylde Sebastian will be bigger priced dogs In the Derby, but with a little help could pull It ofT. That leaves only Super Klown and with 12 wins and early speed, she will more than likely go off the favorite. Regardless of who wins. It should prove to be one of the best races of the season. 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F L 0 R I0 4 PRORATE DIVISION am Seminole 322-2611 rs< D*c*st*d NOTICE UNDER FICTITIO US N AM E LAW NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN tnat tn * undariignad. dancing lo angag* an b u lln a ti undar in* flc lllio u * naan* ot INACOMP FLORIDA. INC at num bar I I I E A ila m on i* D rlv*. in iTw City o l A ila m on i* Spring*. Florida Inla nd* lo r*gi% t*r in * ra id name with tn* Clark ot in * C ir c u it C o u rt o l S a m ln o l* County, f lor >d* Oalad al Birm ingham . IM * l l day of Jun* IMS I C C OF FLORIDA INC D avid Duka*. P ratidant Ronald K Dalby. S a c rtlrry P ubiitn July IA II . ) • A ugutl A IMS O IH R t RE QUEST FOR PROPOSALS Th* O tpartm anl of Haairn and R anabilitallv* SarvicM . O lttrlc t t I t a c c e p tin g c o m p * IIH > * w ria d bad* tor Osveioamant ot Group Horn* ond P rovision* of Hetrdanllal SarvNal to w o * I pro M la cla d b a h rv lo ro lly In volvad chants In a ittw r Brvvard. Orang* Oscooia or Sambiola County R*gu*st tor Proposal* Inloam ation p a c k tls may b* obla inrd from Susan W o|tow lct, H u m a n l o r v l c o l P ro g ra m A n a lyst. 400 W a ll Robinson S lra a l. S ulla 101, O rla n d o . F la n d * m a t . P h a n * <H 1IU J4M 1 Th* D aparlm anl w ill contract lor m i* s a r * k * tr«m Novambar 1, 1*05 througn Saptarn bar SO. IM * TS* dosing dot* lo r proposals I* Argwtl M IN ) a l l H p n NOTE. N o tia s t Infant M Submit a Proposal I* du* m tn* Danalopmant Sarvtcot Program OTIlc* by August 1. IttS a t 1 0 0 p m Tn* Daparlmanl ot Haaifh and R ahabriilaiiv* S a r.ic M has tna ng n i to raiaci any and a ll bMs P ubiitn July i t . »!. IMS 01 H IIP ____________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notre* l l haraby givan that I am engagad m bustnas* a t *M0 S o u th H ig h w a y I I * 1 . Cassatbarry. Samlnol* County. F lo r id * undar ih * H ctltio u s nam * f t CROSSROAD SPORTS and m at I intend lo rogisWr sa>d ttama with O ars *1 Hi* C ircuit Court. SammsWCauady F la tld * In accordanc* w ith 4w pro v is s n t *1 M# F N IItlou* Nam* SlaluMs. T o W tl Sactwn M 1 0* F Mr id * Slaluta* / * / Com B Slattord P ubiitn July IA 11. JO. August A 14*5 DEHM Eve n in g H e r*Id ,'Sa n fo rd . F I Sunday. Ju iy I I . CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tin# ....................67C ■ ling HOURS 3 consecutiee limts 6K * lino $:30 A M. • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon 7 consocutieo limts 52C * Unt 10 constculiet limts 46C « Hut Contract Rotes ATillable 3 lints Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday M onday - 11:00 A .M . Saturday 17—Cemetery and Crypts 55— Business Opportunities FOR SALE a Chc.ce burial tile s Oak Lawn Camatary Phon* m rOdr BE YOUR OWN BOSS 31—Personals •ABORTION* F irst T rim a tla r Abortion I I I • l* SISS. M adtcatd I I B 1114 w k i U w Gyn earvtcas IIS Pragnancy T a ti Fra* C o u n ia lln g P r a f a a t lin a l C a r* S u p p o r tlv * Al mosphar* Conlldanital CENTRAL FLOROIA WOMEN'S HEALTH NEW LOCATION im w Catwual D r____ Orlande m i f M a a ll ________ i a s m d u ________ F ra * pragnancy last*, Indleid ual countating Call tor ap potntmanl H I 14*5_________ C nriiH *n* not ailandtng toc*t church I would Ilk * lo 1*14 with you *nd hav* laltowshtp n i *a*o____________________ Widow. 51. daslras le meat Christian g*nti*m #n . 5*40. lor church act Iv il la*, dining out, and qu.el lim a * P 0 Boa M il. A ila m o n i* Springe. FI m iix ii 23—Lost & Found L a s t m a la g r a y p o o d l* M a ll o n v l l t * A ra a Tuas I ' 14/41 Raward I I I 1ITS M adlum P ta ka p a a F a m a i* silva r g ra y w /ta n , clippad Lost July 11. Sanford Are Rawardl F a m ily pat «J0aa7S REWARD Lost s m a ll w h it* pounds. II y a m m u* i 71—Help Wanted EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY WITH O rlando - W inter Park 831-9993 F a st g ro w in g , m u lll b tlllo n dollar Industry which census f i g u r e s s h o w p a r t lim a e a r n in g s a v a r a g * up lo t JO 000 00 par year No Mil ing sa rvka accounts sal up by company Requires t i l 000 00 c a s h fo r e q u ip m e n t No e p o c lo l s k ills o r v t h l c l * needed E ic a lio n l lae odvan lo g o i E vpan tion financing available to those qualified W rit* M r Mason Boa MOJrr B irm ing ham , AL 11114. In c lu d * n a m *. address and phon* numbar or ta li toll fra * 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 * 4 4 1 b a tw a a n * ooam * MPM. Central Tim * Zona ENVI ROCRAFT WATER WEED HARVESTER *40 000 Y r P o to n iltl Income L im ite d Areas Available1 E n vlron lrol Products. Inc . PO Orawor E...... M inna*I*. FL. l l f l l . ar Call M lA ta - IIll FIBREQUEST THE ULTIMATE IN MARRET1NG! 1 W * par I V 1 level 1. N * m anfhly min. ardar 1. Or. bsdorcad, 4 Havers 4. H igh In liber, na sugar I. Fla based co , fu ll training Fils N a m N rU IB C P NOTICE OF AD M INISTRATION TTi* r d m ln litr s tlo n o l lh * s t lit a o l LEWIS l NEW M AN. < t* c * r * * 4 . F ils N u m b e r 15 l i t CP. l l pending In lh« C ir c u it C o u rt fo r S s m in o li C o u n t* . F l o r i d * . P r o b r l * D iv m m m * r d o r t t i of m ie n l l P o ll Ottlco D rtw s r C, Srnlord. F lo rid * m i l 0*11, A ttin llo n P ro b rl*. Room 105 The n r m r t m d s a b b rits i of in * p * rto n rl r t p r t is n lr t lv * m d in * p s rto n rl r s p r s is n lr llv s t rllo r n s y r r * H i lorTnbSlpw AM I n l i r t t l s t ) p s rro n t r r * r*a*uirs4 la III* mini TM* court, W ITH IN THREK MONTHS OP THE FIRST PU BLIC ATIO N OP THIS NOTICE I I ) *11 cla im * a * * m * l In* * * ta t* mn4 11) an* • i | * c l i * n by * n l n l * r * t l * 4 partem on mnom m i* nolle* **rvmd that tlts lta n g ** in * * * IM It* of IN* w ill, in * o u r 11lie at ion* o l m« p o r m u l ra prvasn ioily*. v*nuo. or |u rl*4 ic lla n of th* court A LL CLAIMS AN D OflJEC TI0NS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE FOREVER BARRED P u b lic *:**! ot Wall N olle* h r* b*gun on July I t . IMS P trto n rl R * p r* l* n t* ll« * M IC H AEL 0 NEW MAN r r ' P fln c* Edward Road J * c ito rw ii4 . FL OTIO Altornay lor P *r*o n tl R * p r* * * n l* lly * Frank B M alcalf IU* K ln g ti*y Avonu* P 0 Boa US Orang* P ar*. FL n o n Talapnon* 1*04) H r 4000 P ublltn July II . )t. 1*41 DEM M l tynsri l ll is* ''tmtmmm Find' Oil OMMytap U*v NU. F l.M iN .W (IM a f***** f it * w m i'HnnmTI i Om*} Curo m m l » ! * r f r t m m i Cm I ffi. ll) Hi 4 •$»*? N rw it. CNny III m l Tvey Utar H C*trrr III X 4 l<hmeFi4 1)1 S*2 1, K*rrt CM O n *n » H r I m V I l a d tftjn « t e t hh»*4 jr. O n < i n i t (ll Timwoormo Legal Notice IV*** trr* Wni Aw* 1x « qI n A 1 pm . —CV** U1 tpvfcrvMMt Onpt tMNpk. m C***r r«**aa 'avia* Ta S M a * m4 Claw 1*1*" I Oft - I f * * fa r* 14 Cf*>»ai IN R E ESTA TE 0F LEWIS L NEWMAN. N A SC A R Q4XP n i i » - wf tvt k*a * t» om FiMrM (U miMMiH Im* 21 * * .'« . 4JWL )>*** (AM. I II lit n Poring tu rn * iwv m -» » i ii )( Punar* Chorea liar, 0**.it i it « » I tits ■*» U i$m w ««ra (1ip«Hi. T IM i iim :v Caaant liar, Iqur, I not- M .* -* -** P*>*w |r ■*« CKUM 4 §m - *CM l Tawr 0* fitwi ) i a n a •< u r a ' i - n . iqr, m * i m i i ■ s i 1p m - ( 1#H. UI SfiKftrviia# C LA S S IF IE D A D S ABORTION COUNSELING t r«nv< l a m * iv * T V / R A D IO ~ 71— Help Wjnted po odl*. * old. call 25—Special Notices GROUND FLOOR I f yau a r * ta rla a s about lie * 000 piu t potontirl firs t root I w ill help yoo rchorv* It S ltr l M l or ptrT lim a Call BURT COLV IN ; 141 4*W__ IN T E R N A T IO N A L S T E E L B U IL D IN G MANUFACTUR E R A W A R D I N G D E A L E R S H IP IN A V A IL ABLE AREAS SOON GREAT PROFIT POTEN TIAL IN AN E X P A N D IN G IN D U STR Y C A L L W E D 0 C 0 R 141 fS4 n o * Eat M B )_____________ LAST CHANCE GUIDE TO FINANCIAL SUCCESS ★ REWARD* $100 Far Inform ation loading to Ih* a rra s l e t p w rta n * H ealing p la n t* fro m Ih * R adlallan Can far C all M l M r*, ash tar Rita a How to rs to b llth cradii in *5 day* • Gat any cre dit co r* you won! • How to buy Homos A 4 * or I men to • How to borrow in tereof ftoo Send I I I TS payable la Noel B a rrtlo *004 Oak C ra tI Circle Orlando FI >7*00 Money Back G uarani**! 27—Nursery A Child Care Babysitting In m y horn* R* tponslbl* m olhar Hoi m a a li m T4*» anytim e_____ _ Babysitting In M y Hama Loving mother iu.es children I Lunch • m a rk O ft Hery *14 1H 4IW Babysitting In m y homo Fenced yard Raaionebto ra le * JJ7 144)_______ _______________ Erpariancad m other Baby t il lin g In m y horn* days or nights 14 day Hot m oan Call H ) 4*11_______________ Grandmother wants baby sitting Iob w ith infant or loddior tor w orking m o lh ar In Hidden L rS l H I 04*0 SECURITY F L U tl I H l \ Short Term Mortgage money needed 1)4 000 tw eled by Sal 000 income proparty I H I 4414 A GREAT JOBI OREAT P A T ! 4) 4)4 pgr Hour I I IS h r pgr weak No Invettm ani No col ladin g No delivering House o l Lloyd Show Toy* g ilt* i n 7410 A M *________ SEMINOLE COUNTY GOVERNMENT TRAFFIC OPE RATIONS ENGINEER G raduation from on accredited e n g in e e rin g c o lle g e , p ro tor ably w ith a bachelor's do g r*o In civil engineering, w ith emphasis on tra ttlc engineer Ing. and two years taper lane* w ith in Itw Traffic Engineering field, or an equivalent com bi nation ot related tra ining and e i parlance In the event Stale technical c e r tific a tio n becom es r e ­ quired. Ihe incumbent must obtain caniflcalton w ithin two years tram dato ot adoption and or In accordance w ith legislation a t odupled Apply by NOON July I*. IMS TR EATM ENT PLANT OPERATOR G raduation from high school or • • u l v t l t n t ; tu p p ltm o n lo d w ith a minim um ol o n * ( I ) year ot oopar lance In w ator and. or w rite r .tie r operation Considerable knowledge o l w a te r and w a tta w a ta r tre a tm e n t p ra c tic a l Soma knowledge of the construe non a sse m b ly, a d lu tlm a n t and m aintonac* ol a wld* va rie ty * 1 p u m p s , m o la r s , a n d chlorination equipment I Possasskm ot Water C last "C “ Flo rida Cartlflcato and a W a tle w ito r Class " C " F lo rida C a rtilk a to . or an aqulvalanl lav* I o l F lor Ida C artltical ion 1 M u tt potass and m aintain a v a lid F lo r id * D r iv e r s L ic e n s e l O e f l n it lo n o l V A L ID Tho Issued liconoa le nol tip lr e d nor hoe w ithin th* past throe ()) years baan denied, restricted, revoked or tuspondad I A copy o t th * front and back o l Ih* d riv e r's cone* is required p rio r NOON o l Ih* closing dalo NOTE THIS POSITION MAY R E O U IR E W O R K IN G V A R IO U S S H IF T S ItV E N .N G S W E E K IN O S I Apply by NOON. July M. IM ) 11 to ROAD FOREMAN {B R IC K /C E M IH T C R tW I Graduation from High School supplemented by *1 toast two yo rrs o ip rrto n c * In Ih * m oln tononc* and construe Hon of ro a d k bridges, ond highways, on* year ol which m u tt hav* boon In a supervisory capecl ty. or an oqul.olonl com bine • Ion ot training and oeperl one* A pplicants must h e r* tw o 111 y ta r s esportonce In fin ish concrete work and/or In lay Ing b ric k and concrete block as 0 professional brickla yer or «“<)4jlvMi#nf* »fk*FNKS-t• M u ii possess and m aintain a v a lid F lo rid a C h a u lta u r's L ic e n s e I D e f in it io n o l V A L ID Th* istuod I leans* I t not o ip ire d nor hat. w ith in th * p a il th ro * 111 years boon denied restricted revoked or suspandad ) A copy ot tho fro n t and bock of Ih* lie an ia i t required prior to NOOM o l Ih * doping dot* A pply by NCX>N. July 11, IM I A P P L Y BY NOON OP THE ABOVE CLOSINGOATE. SEMINOLE COUNTY PER SONNELOFFICE COUNTY SERVICES BUILDING. 1101 E a tl F irst lir a * I Sanford. F I* m i l A P P LIC A T IO N ! G IV E N A N D ACC E PTE D Monday through F rid a y, M A M NOON EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EM PLO YER VETERANS PREFERENCE G IV E N ON IN IT A IL HIRE t 71—H*lp Wanted to A M EMPLOYMENT WE’VE GOT CAREERS WITH ACTOBS LITHAS heeded tor 1 M r iof Mellon Picture* and I TV toap all typos Call H I 1101 la to m a fh a l Talent Qroup A L L T Y P E 1 JO B ! START WORK NOW I A k LABOR s w o rn ' / r FORCt - t , N, I NO TT p m Report ready lor w ork a l a AM 4WW Tkt St Sanford 5 2 1 -1 5 1 0 I FUTURE ATTENTTON TELEMARKETERS RATER T R A IN I E Local company need* t h t r p p*r*on to train Great w ith figure* I T h ls l* tor you I MAINTENANCE PERSON G oo d pay and p le n ty o t overtime LoH ot room tor advancement W ill tra in cam p i* 1*1 y 323-5176 SECRETARY l i * vouf own L o t*! I Gal o ttlc * Local B ott noodi a n ih u sia ilic. d e p e n d a b le p a r to n F u ll ban* til* DRIVER C varia nce In long d is ta n c e hauling a plus Company I* rowdy to h lr* now I Great pay WAREHOUSE TR A IN E E F a d ra il* * and ton* o l benefit* B o*t w ill tra in a* tu ll o p rrr to ri G ioal benefit* ond great career opportunity I TOO MANY TOO LIST) Discount t r r 1 w kt Salary la w t l t * Registration Far 3235171 A crylic Applicators naodtd to apply protective coaling on cart, buait and plana* I I I P*r hour W * tra in For work In Van lord aroo call Tempo H I *44 M i l ___ A c to r* A d r a it a t M o dal* A ll talanl tor m ovtot.TV A p rin t w ork S eriout o n ly opply P tram aufllC ad lng. *4> M l) ll to Th* Evening H arold has poti lions available tor phon* tone 'tors to work Monday through Friday balwen a PM and * PM Ideal tor in * Individual with a Irtondlv vole* and tom * i r e * a <parwr.ee This position p ro vid e s w a g * p lu s com mission Interested applicants should contact the Evening H rraid *1 (MSI m M il and r tk tor ih * circula tion do A A A T tM P EM PLOYM ENT W ill l a l * c a r * o l your tu ll em ploym ent needs Taking applications now Place your ortlwrm u i fodftv Na F m to Y ou1 SALLT 111441) MARY eg* ) M « m B AR TEN D ! R W A N T E D P r* tarrably tomato. In Ih* Winter Srplngt araa tor baar & win* pub For more mtormaltan, call M l *4RR Talk to W alter C rrp rn le rt wanted Apply *1 lo t t i t * Douglas Rd w rm lto south ot *14 Long term work Call P a n tK u 1>14 1TI1 CASH IIR J HOSTESS tor dining room Evenings pa-1 Mm# Potslblv lu ll tlm * Apply In person Mon Thur ) 4 P M al Dalton* Inn I r Oa'tonr l * i l _______________________ CASHIER NEEDED Fw»l of p#rf tim # E iporloncod only Appiy i AM I PM WAMECO tC R V IC I 110 N Fftn c h Avo Sonford NOW HIRING! O ufstcincJm g O p p o rtu n ity For E X P E R IE N C E D C A S H IE R S , GAS A TTEN D A N TS A N D F A S T F O O D P R E P A R A T IO N ( h /C !/<>/>CENTERS 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • Auto I Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens Fried Chicken Subs Donuts • Top Salaries • Free Life & H o spifalizalion • 2 Paid Vacations Each Year • P rofit Sharing Plan • Other Benefits MAKE APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N Laurel Ave , Sanlord M o nday Thru F riday * 30 AM 4 }0 PM N O PHONE CALLS PLEASE 33—Real Estate Courses * * * * a Thinking at Batting a a a Baal t s la t * License! a W* attar F ra * Tuition and continuous TraMuagf Call Dick ar V ic k i tor datails t i l I* *) . n i n e * Eva. D A i*M Raya* al Ftoeid*.. lac 14 V aart E «oaf tones! 47— Food P re p a ra tio n Beautifully (Saturated cakes In my home i Esparlancad. rat trances Cali l » 0 n * Additions A REM0MUH6 SPECIALIST W aHondi* Th* Whole Ball Ol Was B. E. LINK CONST. 322 7021 F mane mg A **ilabto Legal Notice Air Conditioning A Heating IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IO N TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT. IN A N D FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO t» M il CA 44 P IN BE: THE M A R R IAG E OF SHARON G P H ILLIP S * S # SHARON G T E M P LIN Wlto and 0 A V I0 1 E E T E M P LIN Husband NOTICE OP ACTION TO OAVIO L E E TE M P LIN Address unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O TIFIE D M a t an action tar D issolution of M a rriag e ha t baan tiled a g a m tl you and you o r* required to to r * * a copy *1 your w ritten dalantas. any. l l an Donald L M a rtto tlg n *. E s q , w ile ’s attorney, whose address i t 11) W Church Aeo . Lungwood Florida. J)>K> o n e r botor* A ugu tl 15. >4B1. and lit* rh# original w ith ih * clark o t this court either bw tort u r . e s on a lto ’s attorney or im m adialalr iharaattaf o th o rn Is* a default w ill b# entered agam tl yau tar the re lie f dem anded tn the Petition OATED on J uly I t . IM I (SEAL! D A VID N B E R R IE N As Clark al is * Court By Diana X Baommaft As Deputy Clark Publish July IA I I , IP. August A 1*41 it Of H U ta Electrical Landclearing Painting CONTEMPORARY ELEC TR IC Complete E lectrical l a r vices TV A Tataphanas M l 11)1 D A S C toctrlc 1 )1 40M Haw A rs modeling additions, tons, security Hghtt. Ilm a rt plus all alec servica* Q uality Service Licensed A Banded O f NEVA L A H O C L IA R INO Lo t/Lm d c le t ring F ill d irt Topsoil Ponds D ram dHchos Slto Properalion C all la* 1*70 THORNE LAN O C LEARiM O ~ F IL L DIRT P C IA V P SHALE A H AULIN G m 141) F lo rid* Mold A MiMaw 5p*clali*H 1! y rt E >p f r a * E tl Bonded Insured W G T R IB B V _________ I t I M4) Haas* Paimrng A Wall Rapaw Yau B u rm a tartal I W* svppf y laker Ta 5 A V I I I I n i 1)11 R em od e lin g W all PtontBktg A Hasting 1007 South la n ia rd Aranu* Sanford F lo rid a U I7 I Appliance Repair ANgti Ah Um u Service 1* hr. la r v ic * N * f i t f * Chargal 11 V r. l a p .....4*4 SMI. 1)4 M l) Bookkeeping Landscaping Fence INITALL . IELL...A eiPAIR C ypres*......Chain L in k.......Weed Fane* m i n i Home Improvement Cal Her' l Bofldlng A Remodeling No MB To* I m a ll 111 Burton Lea*, tankard __________ m -A * n ___________ TM OM At A THOMAS Ham* re pair, cto t Mag. law n cere Call H I UA* Lawn Service A C E L A W N lIR V IC a M$Ulf$A$l1€( P f gttlA f Cleaning Thatching F a rtu u ln g Fro* E theta to t.............. tol m i Lawn M * intananc a Landscaping Bush Hog Mowing __________ 1*4 W4S Law* Mowing A Trimming Rsasonakt* A Rotoroocot BMB) Naod boohkaapmg Lzwfl U g e iR f..........Lo n P uces __________ W IM P ___________ tor yqur small busmass) LAPINS MOPTEDI TRIMMED C all; m m ----------------------JMk Carpentry A ll ly p a t *4 carpentry 4 r * m odeling 1) y r t arp Call R ichard Groat H I M I) Cleaning Servica Hoad Carp** Clearing Living, Owing B o o n A Hail *14 *4. Soto A C h rlr. SM IQ WdA JUST GENIES Proto**Km *I cleaning C all - ............ -JQ44AI m--Laaiuna M Wa—«. * ' aui ..v *r fu*ww.w.vg Basic Cleaning, la u n ^ y . artis dews, cabm en, file. *f< Good W ort Law R a to A .lU A *** Electrical Anything EloclrKal . IWca IIB I Eshnsrtos ..54 H r la rvlca Cam * Tons'# CtaClrU Aortic* .11) l i f t Home Repain C A A P IN T IB B a p a ir t and ramodalmg He |*b top em ail C all ro * * 4 1 _______________ Ham* Repair A Ramadal A il typo* repair Old d r new re m ode ling A ll typ e s H I* work, carpanlry A p a in in g A ll w ork fully guaranteed T rtC auaty Tile » 1 MAF.______ M am tonarxaof ail ly p a t C arpentry, painting, plum bing and atoctrK P J S4B_____ W i l L I I HOME R E PA IR R r mad* lin g ......Add It tons........A A ll Type* R apa irtl Insured N * tab too small _____ H I D tp Interior Decorating ACCESSORY O d I G N I R Cue lorn; red Named tine a n A q u a lity color c - o r d m o ie d ac cetserias at a ffo rd a b le prices Commercial A resldwt nal Call M rs Greyer HI mi t Sprtog Yard Cle*e up d . H l 1451 Quality L e n r Cafe A l A lkydabia Pricos n i * a » Masonry Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Cleaners A eN to rtu d ELECTROLUX Sato* and Service Vacuum* and lham paaart CALL J.R. GREENE IBS 141 M U ____ Sawing Machine Repairs all makes X) y r t *■ par tone* In home! R allied H I *1)1______ Sprinklers/Irrigation ABOUT TIM E IR R IG ATIO N New In tla lla tto n t Fra* Csf E .p a rt Repairs of Cdmptoto Sprinkler Systems Tim or* P w npt Etc **5 7414 Tile IANYTHIMO IN CONCRETE I P *tta ..D rtv*w *y lld r u a lk f i t Fra* (stim atas G ia d lr O fraal BEAU MONDE C antl to . - W * A rt Th* Bast " .. .1)11*41 Am TILE Caramtc III*, tato* and Inatallatlan. bams, floort N 'E 14th a t . Santoro H I IM M l m s Jceui Parser Ssoftmaass Tito Caramtc. Vinyl Aibostoa, etc In tla lio d A rg pal*ad E sp r a f . lie Fra* astimatoa m * / 4 l Nursing Care Tree Service OUB B A T H A BA LOWER laha rtow Nursing CartSar »t» I . lacand SI . W ntord m a il) Painting F n ita n PTdilpgpgt P « R tlR | I m proud of my w o rt 1 No |a * toe small F re e e tf M i l * A lM T * ^ * IT T ^ !^ ^ ? V e !ta g Pad H a u lin g ....... ........Call After 4 P M ------------------ ---------BMABE ECHOLS T R E I SERVICE Fro* E tttm a to a l Law P rk o s l U c.. to* Sh»Mp Grinding.Tael 1151114d e y e r efto "L e t Ike P ro fe ilto rto N deW". JOHN A L L E N * LAW N A TREE Deed free rem oval Lie A In* K ra a a tl U I D M �Local man to c a r* for large p ro p a rty M u tt h * v * good tr anporfation and rater onea t M u tt ba available ) day* par weak W ill kupply all equip mant Cell H IG H ! Full or non tlm a Call efeiy m wwor m ten Clare A gea rtl m i llo to llra w t m i »m REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT TRAINEE E rper toncad te w in g Machine Operator* Commorlcol P lum ber*. Pipe fille r * /W o ld o r * . D u e l Fabricator*. Ino ioiler*. Lang •arm em ployment, lap pay. many area* C apertenced only apply Call 1(1)14AMIF) Construction Work No a ip a ri anca necessary W ill tra in C all] COOES MEMO Good b e n e fit* & c filld c a r* assistanca Call 773 4*00. a t* for Kaffty, ___________ E acellent opportunity to begin a career in the building m alar I *1 Industry In our three year tra in in g program Training Include* Operation of heavy d e liv e r y e q u ip m e n t, w a re h o u s in g , d ltp a lc h ln g . ta ta t 1 classroom Inalructlon M u tl bo established ratKtonl w ith to m * col lag*, con*true lion or au parvltory aapan one* Sto day week period, com petitive salary A banatllt program Cell TV* M/0. tend ratum e or apply In person to USA Today i t to o tin g ca rrie r* In the ta n ford area Ploato call t i / O n i . between (A M tP M . M F EXCELLENT MANUFACTURING OPfORTUNITESI C aiiflnal In d u ttrle *. In c . Kat full lim a p o tilio r t available If you bave Initiative, drive, fle g ib ility , and ffw datira lo N am A earn a pood h o u ri, wag*. C ardinal b a t the poti lion for you I That* Ind ivid u a l! w ill w o rt In our a tte m b ly plant where w* build m odular houtet High tc h o e l d ip lo m a o r G F D equivalency required If inter a ile d p le a t* ttop by our Security Office at our plant located at CARDINAL INDUSTRIES. INC )7 (IS Sanford A*** Sanford. FL .1)771 The Best Place You'll Ever W ort EOE.M/F EXECUTIVE SECRETARY With er without thorthandl A blet! Temporary Service* n i taco EXECUTIVE SECRETARY F ront a fflc * . ph onat. filin g , ty p in g h e lp fu l P erm anent petition Never a Fae TEMP PERM ............... 7 7 4 -1 3 4 1 E X P E R IE N C E D C lo t a r t needed to m a tt *40 000 and up ta ilin g the b e lt c a tte tta te rla t on T a la M a r k e tin g S a la t S k ill* O a y * o n l y . No w eatendt On St John ! River In D e B try Imm ediate pay M u tl have pood work h a b ltt and a ttitu d e and b * t a l l m o t i v a t e d Call IJOfI *4* COM_______________ Eaperlencad lawn Maintenance m an M u ll ha ve d r iv e r '* Meant* Pay dapendt on aape rlanc* Call n i 14*7 S a le s m a n F a r C a b in e t Manufacturer E rp In pro duct.on helpful A pply O antry M anufacturing C a ., B u ild in g ) , S a n ftrd A l r p a r l , S a n f a r d . # 4, Mon F rl SURVEY CREW: Erpariancad party chiefs A tnttrum anl man wanted Permanent positions w ith good pay 1 aecallant ba n a tllt In Orlando are* Vend re tu rn * to P E C Inc., to* E. Rabin ten S I, Sulla IS**. Or land*. F L m a i ___________ SURVEY F IE L D PERSON WANTEO RINK ER M A TER IALS. CORP Hwy *41 A Clare ana Read P O B at 17734 Orlando. FL m a t IO I AVON EAR NINOS W OW III OPEN TERRITO RIES NOW III n i m i * r m a a i* NURSE'S A lO E S l A ll th lft t Ecparlanrad or ca-tlflad p r* torrad Apply In parson *1 la k a v la w Nursing Cantor. *1* E )nd SI . Sanford EAINUTUCASH I I I ) M yrtle Ava Nice, clean ) B d r m ., I B a th In q u la t neighborhood Kitchen app" •neat, washer hook up. toncad back yard (190 mo » deposit m m rr D ig Elite* St ) Bdrm . I bath, lu m g ro o m . E at In kllchan. carport 1)00 month. 1)00 sa curtty Oapoait TtacDS______ 1 B d rm . painted w ith garage No pats Would consider ) month option to buy ID S par weak 1)00 security daposlt Call J73 ) )* * a rm *!)} S a rv lc a M a a F a r C a b in e t M a a a fa c ta ra r In s ta lla tio n oap pratorred Top pay a rca lla n f b a n a flt! Crow ( h l t f i A in itru m o n f man P rog r»!!lv« firm Sand r t i u m i to P r a fa s tla n a l fng lnaarlng C antalU nfi 209 f Rabin tan Avtftw#. W itt 1149. OrUnda. Flo 21291. NURSE AIDES AND LIVE IN P rivate duty, tto ff duty, and home c a r* positions available E x a lla n tp a y M E D IC A L PERSONNEL POOL x>i a n tv 11 E O E .M /F /M /V ______ Phon* workers no salat, mala or female I* year* or older, • In d e n t* O k M u lf have Ira n tp o rto ile t *4 par hour plus good bonuaaa Full time pratorred For Interview Cell * t t IM I atk for Mark P O O LA TT IN O A N T M inim um Aga I I years App 10 H h r* par work I ) 1/ par hr . The Club at Iha Crossings In L a ta M a ry m F ill_______ SALES OOOO PAY. OOOO EE M l FITS OOODFUTURE I i» .a * * SANFOROAREA W ANTED] Wa naad a good buslnati parson to operate a local salat rout# tailing grocery products and ganaral marc hand ita to ovar KM a tla b llth a d cuttom art W# otie r Im m am a's opportunity for th# rlg h f prion who It w illin g to work for a batlar than a vtraga Incoma WE PROVIDE a Established Training a Leased Vehicle * H asptlalliatlon a L it* Insurance A V A IL A B L E N O W Fum lthad Studio Apartmanls On# Bedroom Apts Two Bedroom Apts FlEIlUEliASCS S E H IO R C IT IIIN S DISCOUNT RANCH STYLE IIV IN O III SANTORO COURT APTS 323-3301 A p p ly * ! CAFE SORRENTO 77* ft Country Club Road Lake M ery No phon* calls, pleas* Warehouse slock people neeoed Monday thur Friday B enelllt. Apply In p tfio n T*#7t% City D lt f r lb u f lo n C «nt»r. t o i f l Cornwall Rd . Sanford War ra a fy /P a n c fia iif Man not afraid of hard work M u tl hava own . th lr i# For In tarviow t. can R kk 219 I im Wood W tih tr E fpartancad taw o p e ra to r and a tta m b ly workar M u tl ba abla to lift haavy product M o tp ifa iita lion, bonuta t. vacation, and holiday! Apply F O R M IT IX INCORF Port of Sanford Laka Monroa F r o m t II AM or I I PM Work Whan Want Furnished I H it fancy Private entrance. pvlvato fanca clean Prafar m atura parson » 7 lags, attar )■ weekdays______ Laka Mary I bdrm furnlthad apt Single m an. no pals Ready now Call 777 M » Lovely ) Bdrm with Kraenad porch Complete privacy 1100 waak piuk D M security dapos it Call )7) rja a o r 77J *»j> Hawly dacaralad 1 Bdrm Com plat* privacy. MS waak w ith (ISO aacuflty dapd*" Include* u lll Call TO D eeor H ) **)7 SANFORD M ilO H T S Pioneer M allonvllla fa m ily ( II7GI of tors to laas* entire second floor apartment In their home P riv a te Iro n ! entrance )4 Kraanad windows, tun room, largo Bdrm . L A , kllchan. ha4* pump, coaling A heal. • ■pensively furnished, mod am and clean, qulat slraaf. y I p neighborhood Large oa ks, shady g round . 1)04 m onthly, rafarancas. and da posit Includes water garbage pick up A sewer charges Piped lor cable Tala, it ion Shown by appointment Phone AAA TE M P m nsi * R e lit a m ant Plan * Opportunity Far Advance EXTRUSION OPERATOR W ill tra in M M an hr. to H art MARGIE IRR IGATION S i l l M allanvllto A v* ______ Sentord A irpo rt______ GROUNDSMAN M a tu re r a t p o n t l b l * p a rta n needed for Metol Property Gammer leal e rp preferred A p p ly then PM 10 AM Tired ef Jab Hunting* C a ll F u t w r a t th a y MCJOH O t l t O U IM NetWw 1H«m w Hb mmr%% U i n 4ioo I ' l l tielion a F alt HOUSEKEEPERS (a p a rt anted anfy. Apply af l a t a view Nursing Cantor, FI* E 2nd S I, Sanford HOUSEKEEPER P art or fu ll lim e Adult apart m anl com plex E rp a rla n c * pralarrad. but not required Apply HOW ELL PLACE NO A irport B ird Sanford Between J <PM Mon Frl Or call » ir n * L a n d tc a p a /lrrlg a tla n P artan E rp pralarrad Mature, r * •pantlb la. good d rivin g r* cord Salary negollabl* U l MM 73— E m p lo y m e n t W anted WC A R I OROWINO R A F lD lY I M inim um Invattm anf raquirad tacurad by account! and In vantory F Inanclng availably For co n fid a n tia l Intarvlaw . p ita ta c a ll ttow ard Jamat. waah day*. 10 A M lo 1 P M . 1100 US 4441 C I M R H T Young man. 10. Ilrad ot dull u tu a l o lflc a ro u tln a ta a h t work I am honatt. raliabia and va rta lH a Can laka • challango I am good w ith public and can ba good com pony rapratanlaflvo Looking to taarn and grow w ith your company W illing to tta r l at S4 00 par hr Contact Kavtn » » l ____________ ha«a w « fti WORKERS 91—Apartments/ Houte to Share A H E LP E R S ( k c e lla n l pay Start rig h t awar 1714)00 Roommoto wontod to !horo 2 bdrm opt Coll Dobblo. 221 D E LIV E R Y HELPERS no *■ parlance necessary Full lim a Good starlin g pay erg 4X10 2 m atura a d ult! to thara a I bdrm horn# w ith I famala 1240 par mo ♦ 1/2 w tlllfla t C all 211 1211 ______________ OE NE R AL OF F I CE TRAINCKf Croat tlartlng job Savarai opaning* Leood pay 4TI 4J00 LEASING AGENT I M M E D IA T E O F f N I N O ! Ganaral C o n d u c tio n labor Good pay i t s 4mo Cap prefer rad Call I or *P po ln lm an t i n *4)0 or ) } ) *4(1 between * 4 TRUCK DRIVERS Long haul Im m edlatel Good driving r* cord Ovar ) l erg 4 no Local branch of National Com pony naadt ) people for Man apamanl T ra m ** p o tlllo n i M u tl b* abl* fa manage an U i ) a weak or need not apply Call I H I saao Monday • to H O O N anly________________ LO C A L D R IV E R S S tra ig h t trucks Good pay Start right away S7S4M0 MAINTENANCE HEIFER E a p a r la n c * p r e f e r r e d 40 hr/wwek Call for B ill ) ) ) raoo MANAGER TRAINEE If you quality, you w ill ra t lava ( I MX) par month tor 1 month* while In K heol ()4K par year attar graduation Salat and m a n a g e m e n t e a p a r la n c * helpful Apply al HOLID AY INN SANFORD MYW a* and I 4 Tueedey July S) IIS PM 9 9 — A p a rtm e n ts U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t BAMBOO COVE APTS to* E A lrparl Alvd 1 Bdrm . | Both 1300 mo I Bdrm . I Both 121! mo F H O N B ............... .......... 12! 4491 • COUNTRY SITTING • Larga t B I Bdrm. Agorlmowfs MvN i n * . t o q t . i B i i , N i l si l i AvglUbl* N o * Open 7t#ak*n<h SECURITY DRPOSIT... WITH THIS AOI Christian A pt! A Homo! TV. kltchon. laundry, mold. VO wk A up O* I 42) 1499 42) 9410 Rooms I or rani furnished or unfurnished C all I ) ) MS) MIS Gala Plata SANFORD Furniihad ro om ! by tho wook Raasonabia ro to ! M old !#rvlco Coll 222 4*0? \ 1 PM 41! Pol motto A vo Sonford Complotoly Fufnishad Room w ith TV. ond kltchon living room prlvtlogo! p lu ! big yard w ith g r ill 2421 Elm SI I Homo oltor ! l T N I FLORIDA HOTEL 900 Oak Avonuo )JI 4JG4 Rooionpbio Wookly H a iti R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H E LP ER S . CLERKS. CRT OPERATORS Im m e d ia te openings Good pay Kales C aiig is usoN O W i 97— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R enl W ELDERS Certified E K alian! pay K ales Call today i n Cloon 1 Bdrm (tilth polio on dood ond !tro o t l i f t pa» month No F 9 t! Coll H2 9229 rttio o n c y oportmon! No pvt* no !m o ll chlldron 121! pa» fTkontts. 1700 tv iu r lfy d*pus>l ( OH HJ 1449 tu r n Apts tor Santor C lflia n t I I I Palmetto Ava J Cowan NaPhona Calls P A IN T E R S A P A IN T E R H E L P E R S ' I m m e d ia t e openings, good starling pay Call today *7(4)00 O R Y W A LL W ith er without • ■ p a r la n c e I m m e d ia t e openings Good pay Call to day grs 4)00 IMP I Bedroom .... I Bath nop 17*0 a me . S7O0 sacurlty m lea* ______ ) bdrm . I bam U M mo STOO dap No pats Rafarancas Umlad Salas Atsac . lac. RE ALTORS Call Maw: t ) l to )) 1 Bdrm .. I bafh. D elete Apf U70 par month 1)10 sacurlty sit C a llR ) « D ( UtS SPECIAL 1 4 ) bdrm from U I0 Laka Ada F la tib ia lease 773 *470 ) f L o ts / R e n t 2 Bdrm . I b ath , in Eldar Springs T ra ito r P a rk (47 -w e. » ( I D depot ' Ho pa**! Call m * U 7 ____________ I w U d w a k fc d . r . . m it| .....F r k t ilt F ftto i [ r t h (» id 9 t i ! k d H f * CBNdrtu W A T tR B E b T A C r tP T fD I 111—Resort/V»CJt ion Rentals .3211911 Call. Attractive ) bdrm torn epl Pool. <00 yds horn beech Available 1 2 7 - O t f lc e R e n ta ls *04 0 7 0*17 113— S to r a g e R e n t a ls O ftic o s to Iw r t P«9$orMi6l« 9«d C0^v9nk#nf 201 N M4p»9. tdn fo rd P 2 901 Mini Wirghouwi H i — H o m e s F o r S a le m * 4 to 117— C o m m e r c ia l R e n ta ls Ratoil 4 Office Space X » up to 1000 sq ft alto s'oraga avail abla 777 4403 R ata" office spec* <oc sq ff up to 1000 Also stovaga available Call m oaaa batwwan SAM I) Noun. IS04I to) 3000 after ] PM LOOKI LARGE OLDER HOME E ic a lia n l condition Near SCC. F a m ily Room , F lra p la c a . Much mora Cell to saw Only saa *oo CALLBART REAL ESTATE REALTOR m id * Lovely I bdrm coffng* w ith porch Complete priva cy I VO per week ♦ 1700 security Cell 373 73a* or 373 HJ1 Wekiva River IV* acre p riv e t* woodad and lancad ) bdrm ) bath, f a m i l y room w /ftraplaca Morse OK SS7S Call 371 4*7* 103— H o u s e s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t ALTAMOHTE 3 bdrm /1 bafh. walk to Brantlay School*. *400 a 1)00 daposlt 7t» 7T74 Available August 1*1 ) bdrm . I bath, good location Fenced beck yard. U l ) par month plus S)1S sacurlty daposlt Call 111 1*0* DaBary single fa m ily house ) B d rm , ) b a th , scre e n e d porch, woodad lot on qulat straat 1)1 l7 t ) o r * * * I HO MIODEH LAKE Nicely (toco rated 3 Bdrm . 1 bath, appll anca*. blinds 1)0) par month Call H I 14*) a a a IN DELTONA e a a a e HOMES FOR RENT a e a a I f* UM a a LOCH ARBOR I bdrm .1 bath fa m ily room, flraplaca Traed. priva cy lancad back yard Im m ediate occupancy 1)7) per month plus aacurlty Call 773 aasi____________________ SANFORD ) b d rm 1 bath toncad yard (400 me ■ N TR K P K igS - Ib d r m S bwtfw. St Johns access IMOmo. LAHDSTOCK SROKERS >41 IT U ........................... Anytim e MR. A SH’S JULY SPECIALS O N YO UR LOT H O M ES RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS. 2!90 Ridgowood Avo Sdnford f I# CALL 121 4429 Monday thru Friday 9 f o ! 20 Sofurdoy from 10fo4 OVER 50 PLANS 2,3,4 BEDROOMS TO SELECT FROM C O M PLETE FRAM E A N D CONCRETE BLO C K w ;r jT 7 Sentord Large ) bdrm ., ra canlly ramodaiad A ir. carpal l IOC mo tl) B . upstairs. S Park Ava I *04 ta f DOA Spacious Apartmanls Minutes from Hwy *4)4 Lakafront. pool Iannis adults, no pats, laundry Storting al DO) a mo Call m o / U t o s M tire d Of A partm ent liv in g * Eeperience the p riva cy ol your own home In pna o l our lu iu ry duplexes Lg ) bdrm , I bath vaulted calling a p p l, hook ups. p riv a te K raa nad patio your own yard 'm a ln t •raa Storting *1 lM 0 Call tor datolls. )P M f PM. N I n i l W a k lv a R lv a r E lt ld a n c y C arpal air. tanoa uta adults LOW PAYMENTS CALL MR. ASH TODAYI PHONE 8 6 9 -4 4 4 4 AND WELL. SEPTIC * LOT PAY OFF M AY ! l INCLUDED IN YOU MORTGAGE IF YOU REQUIRE THE B A H A M A THE O A K 6 3 BEDROOMS. 2 BATHS UNDER ROOF 1333 SQ. FT. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS LIVING AREA 10B4 SQ. FT. n o p a ls U S P m o i n 4470 I and ) bdrm A lta lurn lthad • file lane y from |7S waak U M dapos11 No p a lt Call H I 4M7 S 7 PM 41) P alm alto MAKE YOUR DREAM A REALITY The Value Won’t End At Mid-Night Ov l • tending loho SING LE STORY L IV IN G lu u Twists to Fit T o r i Nao4s! MASTERS COVE.......37) 7900 HOM E OF TH E M O N TH •HOM E OF TH E M O N TH S u r S M l f A ftK ACtIVI I badraaai. > kein * . M IK 4 U, new haaw an keewvrw l.n a n e a e * 1*4 large icraaned pen* aim caraaue iu« haw No p tn i m w o C 9 tim m > _ 101 — H o u s e s r * i- Ify with fannlt 4 F u r n is h e d / R e n t l g Upstairs I Rm Apt Newly re n o v a te d A d u l t s , no p a ls S U S /m o /d tp 11)0 IIS French Ava 31) 4*17 4)1 44)) 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t FA C TO R Y A S S E M iL Y and FRODUCTION WORK M ot! th lft t opan Good pay tcalat i f f 4100 U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t F u r n is h e d / R e n t taw ) bdrm Condo. IW Bjacg. waahar dryer. a ic K tla a tocll- 1 0 9 - M o b ile H o m e ssa a up Lake M a r* ) B d rm .. w atharrdryar hookup*, app" m e n . quia* area 1U0 d iK oun i Iwvasters Real ty Sarvua* » » * 0 4 _________ taafead Deluse ) bdrm deplav S37S mo A ll a p p lla n c a t. ta rp o n CALL m x » 7 Fraa ran* to and a* m aafbl________ ) bdrm L a ie ry Hama Many • lir a s Summer spatial US) Call Howl n i 111) 99— A p a rtm e n ts WAITRESSES KITCHEN HELF Taking Application! Now NO F i l l CAM S ALLY ................. 122 NW t» 7 par waak to tla r t IS caraar pot i I Iont avaMabla Wa tram C a ll 111 29)2 b a lw a a n 9 A M 12 Noon P rivate ln /C * u n fry 1 bdrm /Ito ba fh. a ir , K ra a n a d patto Chlldron welcome 1X » ma * last. w/SDRdaposlt J77U** 105— D u p le x T r ip le x / R e n t 97— A p e rtm e n fs Rentals H om es / R ent Sanford ) bdrm , toncad yard 1C m in t fro m 1/4 (47) mo Call )7SM*1 Orlande Sevan ream Haut e Hew carpal throughout 10)1 W 1st St . 1400 mo . It*, las*. A dapoklt m 1104. after ) PM SALES F E O f LE High Earnings Potential! Modern office in aecallanf location Complete training program Stew divtsen of old established firm Cell now for details on piaatant working conditions and to secure your futur# Jim R afferty ....... $74 4AM 121—Condominium 107— M o b ile 103— Houses U n fu rn is h e d / R ent 71— H elp W anted 71- H e l p W anted 7 1 - H e lp W anted KIT 'N' CARLYLE •by Larry Wrlghl Sunday, July 21. IM S * B - E v e n i n g Herald. Sanford, FI. COMPLETE FRAME ONLY A liy a s * 2 6 ,6 7 6 H I C K O R Y S T IL T COMPUTE BLOCK ONLY * 2 9 ,2 9 4 T H E W E L L IN G T O N I 1 9 9 .0 0 0 LIKE NEW HOME - 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH HOME NEAR COUNTRY CLUB. OVERSIZE LOT ON CUL-DE SAC IN A QUIET AREA. 10x10 PATIO...................................... $53,500 NEAR PROVIDENCE PLAZA — 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME WITH ENCLOSED PORCH IN FINE CONDITION FURNITURE NEGOTIABLE •WORTH SEEING...................................... $ 5 2 ,5 0 0 Complete Rental Ami Mumifiement l></Kinme/it 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH INCL. CARPET, FULL PLUMBING AND ELECTRIC RANGE ALUM. FAC IA k SOFIT. 1284 SQ. FT. COMPLETE ONLY $3 5 , 0 3 4 CUSTOMIZED 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATHS 1755 SQ. FT. LIVING AREA. A1C WITH HEAT PUMP, FAMILY ROOM. OARAGE. COMPLETE BLOCK DELTONA CORPORATION Deltona REALTY COMPANY BIG RIAL ((T A T I BftOMR 101 D ELTO N A (3 0 5 ) 5 7 4 -6 6 5 6 \S U tA ltO O HOM E OF TH E M O N TH - HO M E OF TH E M O N TH • 0 %« 7 D AYS M IS B L V D ., D E L T O N A , F L * 5 7 ,2 8 9 9 1 5 M o d e ls T o O R LAN D O MOD CALL MR. ASH TODAYI 351 W . H w y ORLANDO MODEL CENTER J S I W e il H ig h w a y 41 6 A lig m o n la Springs, F lo rid a 32714 ________ / / " W m / k i/ . 864-4444 A lta m o n te ’/ • S( M i. W . o S in c e 7tf.' �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. 141—Homes For Sele 141—Homes For Sale OWNER- a bdrm , J bam. cant h a a fa lr . *cr porch. * a l In kltchan 15V IPO 171 IJU BATEMAN REALTY H I — Homes For Sale STENSTROM REALTY-REALTOR S in fo rd 's Sales Leader ME LIST A N D IE L L MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY PAYS FOR IT S E L P l I Mobil* Hem *,. on* of mom H a ) M rm I both * h « h w ill bo rairtoR lo r tM R /m o Tho ofbor 1 o r* > M r m * . /I bam «M<h a f* bain* re n te * lo r o total *1 ItM /m e O o n a r lin e n c in * with 11S.*4* to w n u t oao gw C H E C K T H IS O N E 'O U T ! A ttu n e l e v VA m o rlg tp * P'«i ownor llo a lb t* «<th t* ll* r lin a n tin g l ] M r m I bath boa** w ith B r e e h le tf bar ftre p M i* largo la m il r roem Call lor m o r* in«*l m too STYLE. O U A LIT Y . V A L U E ! I ;b * rm 1 bath horn* on |> , M l R am *4 a l*d * a t In bilchan. ; t * " r a l a ir / k « a t . Ir e th ly , paint** Vat too ./ BEAT THE H E A T II } M rm 1 I batti bom* w ith IS X M oool. • e itre largo pan*. itr * * n * d 't o m s p l i t b d rm p la n , ip a d a w i liv in g roam w ith ;tlr* p la r* . r*m o d *l*4 kitchen M l M* IN V E S T O R S O E S IR E O II > bdrm I b a t* r*m od«l*d bom* ttltb lir»placa modern bath trim cuttom tub. dining *r*a . plot a I M r m I bam Oarag* Apt tar ra nting MS.bO* M IL L B U ILD TO S U ITI YOUR LOT OR OURSI EXCLUSIVE A O E N T F O R M IN S O N G DEV C O R P . A CENTRAL F L 0 R I0 A LE A D E R ! MORE HOME FOR LESS MONEVI CALL TO DAYI SOENEVA OSCEOLA RD * ZONEDFOR M OBILES! S A tr * Country tra c t* Mall tr* * d o n pav*d Rd la S D t t r n la V r * at l ! \ l From lia.saai It y* u a r t looking lo r a tu t c**ttu t c a ro tr in R *al E ita t*. S t*n*tr*m Realty H looking tor yeu C all L*< Albright today at 111 la id E r*n ln g t m taoi CALL ANY T IM E 322-2420 3S4S PARK A V I •01 I k M jry Blvd Vdntord U Mary LOW DOW N/ LOW MONTHLY Adorable 1 bdrm In top no»ch condition a l t * garage end carport P lu t ta a tl Kroonod b u ild in g ta r c o o k o u tt on to t a l]* ' ttvadad lot naar jsm •tre a t U5.000 It Intorvttod Call BECKY COURSON THE W ALL SI COMPANY R E A L T O R S ....... .. .- M l Mas or ______ H I H R evening*______ N *or a irp o rt. ] bdrm . I bam. Sal *00 or ra nt tor gas pvr month F irm Q *m *r f t * *a tl Ottaan a bd rm . j batti on S aero* w ith h e r** barn and p a t'u r* I I I *00 COUNTRY WIOE REALTY Ro* R E B roke r............I l l M il FTSHwy. e U .O tfe n . Fto. Hidd*n Lake la* Wildwood Or S bdrm f| M th . dbl gorogo. p o rc h , c e n tr a l a ir Supar C to a n 'A t*u m *b N SOS 000 REALTOR M A R V IN K LA IL a a ll l t s or pot Mat HI ODE N LAKE ] bdrm ) bam SSt.000 1)000 down to lla r pay* point*, and cto*mq toy qualified buyer MS JIM *r n i ii/i SANFORD REALTY R E A L T O R ___________M l l i l t SANFORD Sanera 13700 down 5*71 pnr month No quality Ing, no elating co*r* Immediate occupancy 1 Bdrm . I M m a year* new Large t»nced yard, g re a t neighborhood C a ll 171 Q7M or a * l 4*41__________ SANFORO D U P L E * 353J 333S Higniawn A v* Owner tlnanc Ing n« qualifying, no point* J B d r m , 1 M m . each apart m ent over 1 000 tq tt a yr» • Id K itc h e n a p p lia n c e *, central heat and * ir carpal, drapet Rental Income taoo m onthly Appointment only Owner 111 10*’ __ Van toed C y p rtt* Av* litm e c v le t* J bdrm . t M m Corner •haded lot. 9 * ' eg# tc r* * n *d porch W allec* C r t t i Realty. Inc.. Realtor M l 0577 BY OWNER ) b d rm . | batn Pool. Fireplace. Sg acre on canal Ip L a k e M a rk h a m A ttu m * SBaO m o n th ly w ith *1000 dawn Call B ill Rott* SI I 5040 (d a y *) or 1J1 7*50 (MUM). Lie Reel (D a ta Broker 1*4* Vantor a A v*. 3 3 1 -0 7 5 ? E v e . 3 2 2 -7 6 4 3 Big Lake Mary. 0*1 E va n td a l* t a c r a a t t a e lv d a d a n d la k a f r t n t tr a n g a lllty w ith ya ih b lln g 4 kdrm . 1 bath ham * Atklng 1144,*** BY OWNER *41 500 J B drm 1 Bath large kitchen h * * l air, fireplace u tility room ] car garag* q u e l corner, big oak* Cell 331 MOO, or 333 0 1 * 7 ___ Vanto rd Brand new * b d r m . I bam cedar 4 tte n * hem * S prinkle r, ECU ty tta m . A intercom ar* ta rn * *1 m« m a n y te e te r * * a lta r a d EAST COAST C LE A N IN G C O Trim carpenlry re p a ir* Navy tra ined N tw e o n ttru c tlo n clean up Rental u n it cleaning A p a in tin g C a ll H o w a rd H3IT70____________________ Far Vtl# Rant Option ] bdrm I bath 1340 mo . IS ]! Pnncaotn A.y Seniord 113 500 •113jet W all StTEfi C l______32 1-5 0 0 5 Lack Arbar J bdrm ] bam 1 S30 tq tt under air 1 *00 vq I t total w ith tlra p lp c * on w all treed >/J acre Vat VX w ith IS 000 down Owner hold* •m a ll tecond a im e ttu m a b i* m a r tg e g * 10a V ln a w o o d Drive. JJJ IMS I bdrm 1 bam I m m e d ia l* oc cupancy FH A Non quail tying mortgag* Low down Owner held* 2nd m ortgage SS4 *00 *41 7*41 14?—Commercial Property / Sale ■ 141 IO N S STe m per 1 Bdrm . 1 Beth V illa Battor than new! V ertica l blind* In •vary room N *w range end r e fr ig e r a to r B ra n d naw c a r p a tl C o rn e r u n it w ith garaga BS* 000 By Owner ) bdrm . Uy M th In ground pool paddia Ian* 11X15 p * to p riva cy toner V4 OOP Call Carl IM I JJB Sanlerd P rict A location I I bdrm . dining ream A living ream comb* Move In cendi turn m i tea 141—Homes For Sele Priced Reduced! 3 bdrm I b#tn Large lot. Now S3* 000 C O M M ER C IA L SPECIALIST BOB M B ALL. JR P A REALTOR 1114111 151 —Investment Property / Sale CASSELBERRY I ecr* joned PR t *es ooo w M aiiciow tki REALTOR____________ M l rtg j C O IN Large heme w im aat In large liv in g room laundry doubly car c e n tra l a i r / haat Own*r w ill finance kltchan in door garag* n t coo REALTOR 153—AcreageLots/Sale 111 **11 LIS T W ITH USt Tutcaw llla hLaka an ottor" 4 Bdrm . J '* bath, tp lit plan a ikin g BliJOOO J*S 1710 or 333 1B7S D eLend W * n tt to t r * v el M u tt kail to* 775 *511 I 4 p a ll S3 4550 Otange Blvd Near Port ol Senior d a • c r y * 5 500 tq tt C'B Build Ing 11*5 000 35N down ow ner h o ld * balance ION Call 3» **S 3oraa*M 43 OTHER HOMES. LOTS. ACREAOE. INVESTMENT PROPERTY C A LL A N Y T IM E LAUNDRY O w n e r r e tir e d lot with beautiful ozl frets 1M 1Sf* attar 5 K P M 153—AcreageLofs/Sale to Need rent let tor I m all tra ito r In Sanford DeBery DeLand «■»* Can Hewa'd U5 377Q 155—Condominiums Co Op / Sale NEW SMYRNA BEACH > bd rm , | bam beachtida cot tage w im commercial toning S tart your own bu tlnet* near the ocean 1*7 aoo Beachttde Realty REALTORS •04 411 I I I ) Open! P e r il S A N D A L W O O D V IL L A S I b d rm t b a th, u p t t a l r t carpet*, drape* appliance* pool t i t 000 Call *77 5V33 157-Mobile Homes / Sale ' ’ ) O * * * M o t " * Mom# 1 2 * 4 ) ) bdrm J b l ’hl K )ullp4'k new c o n t r o l # lr h # #t. % c r t t * porch 10X10 »hr<J dbl root S## »o#ppr#<««t#l 322 4002 H A L L II K M 11 M l ttflBR BC f KISH R E AL I ST AT t I 4 )1 R # s t n m Str eet ivM ft\M M iiN« \n* i\b u n |(ti» KISH REAL ESTATE S IX M O N T H S V O U N O i Spaciowt a bedroom. I both E at In h itc h a n . Scraanad M 'l* . J car para«o Clot* la >hupping M o ti» a t*d S«li*r 171*00 UNIOUE S bedroom. I* * bath horn# on 7 acre* Cadar tra m * wt'N wood dock*, dtlactw d gar eg*, workroom Cathedral catling*. hroeU ca l i t * , to* CONDO Camplataly ranovalad •ntarlor. J bedroom. I>, both 1 Ite ry FH A financing avail able * * 1.100 ORCAM COMC TRUEl ) bd rm . C tn fr tl s i r . is rg s ur##n#d p « rc h I C m tm de cor f C o ro ft. i i t r a l#rf# t#*<#4 ysrd * lo w rrin ^ lr» # tl K ltch •n o ^ d p p td f M ini condition I Only 112.400 E X C E L L E N T OW NER F I NANC IN O I ) M r m My both. • / F a m ily R o im l L i r | « need yard m/ I f w»l tr##%t M 100 deven N« Qualifying' 14).404 T E R R IF IC LOCATION I A ttu m # . no 4 # # lif|in f law lnt#r#»f m ortfog# ) bdrm 2 bath, control air/haal carpot fo r a f o l Fenced m th tr##%t Welti te stopping! |4 | M . OPEN SUNDAYS 11* S PM W a ill y o u b e n e x t t o $ 3 ,5 0 0 o n a w in d o w n p a y m e n t n e w B a b c o c k H o m e? 323-5774 (305) 331 0041 >4*4 HWY 1142 42S W JSTh Street U * H * 4 . FI 1)771 REALTOR SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS. f FROM Su n d ay, July J L 1 « J - 7 B 141-Homes For Sele ATTENTION ): ' *315 Rental Office l 323*2920 ) v « 2 i o s. m u u o o d r iy i SANFORD FAMILIES Enjoy Country Living Again Tlie Babcock Company continues its celebration o f 5 0 years of quality home budding with a spectacular offer to tntroducf) their throe newest communities On Ju ly 1, 1085 the Albert Black futility of Sanford won $3,500 — enough for a down payment on a beautiful new Babcock home at Grant Station, Mayfair Meadows or Crono s Boost Villas. And you could be next! Simply come to the preview center at any one of theso unique Babcock communities and choose u key from our Golden Anniversary bowl If it's tho right key, you win $ 3 ,5 0 0 . To use as is down payment on a beautiful new Babcock home. Or any way you want But hurry! Before that right key is gone No purchase necessary. Offer gcxxl only at Grunt Station, Mayfair McadowB and Crane's Boost Villas Entrants must be 21 years of ago. Only one winner per family. DCLTOMA KINTAL HOMES AVAILABLE S p a cio u s 3 E X C IT IN G N E W T H IN G S A R E H A P P E N IN G A T THE ' »• bedroom, 3 S Apartments 100 Security Deposit 2 7 1 4 R id ftw o o d A ve Sanford 3 2 3 -7 9 0 0 A W eyerhaeuser Company y i Con UcT MarrUnnc c T W a y fa ir M e a d o w s At D e lto n a C o rp . Realty Co. 1 & 2 B e d ro o m A p ts . A v a ila b le A d u lts a n d F a m ilie s W e lc o m e T lie B a b c o c k C o m ’ a n y b a th , g a ra g e , f a m ily ro o m , s c re e n e d p o rc h a n d m u c h m o re . F r o m S5O0/mo. R C O ItT IlID R IA L ItT A T K R R O K lR (305) 570656 An trreslstable New England Community of single-fam ily homes from the 860s near S.R. 436 and Curry Ford Road. Open 10 a.m.-6p.m. Mon.-SaL, l p m. 0p.tn. Sunday 282-0300 A secluded community of singlefamily hom es from the 8 6 0 s across frorr Mayfair Country Club In the Lake Mary/Sanford area. Open 10 a.m.-G p.m. Mon.-Sab, 1 p.m .0 p.m. Sunday 321-4760 A great new townhouse commu­ nity (halt close to everything but so secluded It's h a rd to find (behind the A ltam onte Mall) with homes starting us low as 873.200. Mon.-Fri. 12 noon to 8 p.m. SablOa.rn.toGp.cn. Sun. 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. 1= I W e c h a lle n g e y o u t o f in d a b e t t e r p r ic e A N Y W H E R E ! ^ SINGLE-FAMILY HOMES FROM $ 3 8 ,9 0 0 INCLUDING LOT AND CLOSING COSTS! Maronda at D eltona. Homebuyers take notel We're offering single-family homes at unbelievably affordable prices from $38,900 • $67,7001 Choose from over 20 different 2, 3, and 4 bedroom floorplans. Special features Include fully equipped step-saver kitchens, a deluxe energy saving package, designer bathrooms, large master suites, and the privacy you've always wanted In a home. Also available are floorplans with family rooms, fireplace and double car garage Shop around all you like, but you won't find a better value In Central Florida... Mo wonder Maronda is Deltona's largest builder! DIRECTIONS. From Inttf eislc 4 u»« Deltona exit to main entrance. Follow Deltona Blvd. '/i mite past Deltona Innto Maronda Homea Model Complex on right. Call 628-2162 from Orlando or 374 6634 from Deltona. Model Center U open 10-6 Monday thru Saturday and Noon-6 on Sunday. *2^ buydown on tha interest rate ol FHA. VAand Conventional mortgages. Based on rale at Ume ole losing. Rales are subject to change without nodee of obligation Example FHA currently fl1^ first year. lOV^b tecond year, and 11Ynb fixed rate for years 3-30 with no negative amortisation. -■% .•^ •• • / • l» 4# B> [M aronda Homes v • r 1 4 V �241—Recreational Vehicles/Campers I B — E v a n ln g H a r a ld , t i n t o f j , F I . S u n d a y , J t» ly l i t l> M 201 — H o rs e s 157—Mobile Hornet / Sale 111— A p p lia n c e s COUNTRY VILLAGE A dull M o b il* H orn* P irk I I H oi* C oif C b u n * Under C o m tru ttio n MODEL CENTER OPEN DAILY m * * iw » * i...... m t I O fim C oll about our tum mar rid in g p ro g ra m R o y a l R id in g / F u r n itu r e h < m rm O r i n f t Ctty J U tT O F F M A T O K A N O I C ITY I X IT (14 FOR IS T A T I C o m m a rc la l or R t t id a n lia l A uction* A AppraltoU C all P a tl't Auctio n m « » GUN AUCTION SUNDAY JULY 2 1 ,1 PM. Inspection from 10 AM. Sundij Locitnn *f SMr Sinlord Auction Buildinf 1215 5. French An. SANFORD. FLA. M06JLE 1 *3 — T e le v is io n / H a d i o / S te re o 111— A p p lia n c e s / t n i f h 2S” color 1* la-vision O i g In*I prk* bvir %KO i i'in t l (few 1744 (JO ra th or tab* Ova< piAymavift 111 month $1111 In maf f * nt f N O M O N I. Y DOWN Fr#w horn# tria l, no obiigoiion Call U1 « ♦ * d sf of night / F u r n itu r e A wrought Icon labia w ith 4 chalet pond loc dining room or palm 140 A ltar 4 TO31) W44 A p p lla a c tt Far Sal* t i l In aicallant candlllan A I wily guarantaad ........... ...... i n 4 lt* Bahama bad. brow n plaid. 4 mo now. illp t cova rt and pi Herat aicallant A c tin g I1!0 Call 114 4041 altar t PM l A I i m CRIB yalloa chactad canopy and m a ilra tt fa c a lla n t condllon. 1100 Call » » M * I ___________________ priLSON MAIER FURNITURE i . n t i t .............. m w n Monlgomary Ward D t l u n Up Right, ta ll/ d a lr o tl Iraaiar C latn a tc tlla n t condition Flraplara *al. I l l 41/1 altar 4 I’ M ______________________ iiu ii 111* Bad Iram a. m at lra *t, bon tp r ln g i A haad b o a r d . 1110 D a y t 114 1700 F it m i . E va* 111 l i f t 1 9 9 — P e t s & S u p p li e s A bility Kannalt Dog boarding Country Alm otphara Raaton abla Ral at 1111118 B IR O CAOES Ona Macaw l l l a / l l l , two parrot llra/MO aach 177 ta il, a lta r I _______ FREE KITTENS! m nn _ Moving M u tt Salll Mala lawn b o it r I m ot old AKC raglt la ra d E a r t ersppad A ll (h o lt 111 t i l l ___ h a v in g a H o d * a la on cullurad marbla bathtub* BUY AS 1(1 Saturday Monday Tuaaday tA M SHOOT STRAIGHT * (COLOR T I L t VISION * * 10AM 1PM tA M ] K P M ....... J X>PM (30S ttl»0*42 P ic k up a l tha w a ra h a u ta Ioca tad al 140 Pawar Court In tha 1-4 Indvttrtal P ark, ta n la rd lo t i n 4141, 215— Boats and Accessories Rofcailt Riibyt 5129.95 Aup Cobla I t 1* FI Bowrldar. 1*11, SO HP M * c u ry . $/S prop, * tro llin g motor I1L40 114*1*1 d a y 'i n 10A1 ovanlngt_______ 14' Ghaanoa ralad lor 4 a d u ltt. 10 hp. car top carrlar.paddta*. 1 *aatt. USO Call U U I I onyllm a I / ’ Bar or back w / l l MP Marc A tra lla r, taoo l>’ alum inum w /1 MP Saar* AC motor 1300 m ow* ________________ 1*1* COBIA BOW RIDER 14 It . I t MP C hryttor and tr * ll* r By Ownar IH<W m a t * * Ouarantaad .....................H I 1440 W athar A D ryart. O u < u r TV I would Ilk* to trad* on rwwar m odal! I Lawnmowara, t * t * vl*lo n * tor part*, long car riaga typaw rilar 111 »a*Q 1*41 Yamaha Clarlaat- Good band Initrum anl, good tlon MIOtTT altar tP M W ill ru n your trra n d t. do your chopping, t ic Call H I 1171 Mon - Sat Bod Credit? NoCndit? RE FINANCE W A LK IN ................ D R IV E OUT NATIONAL AUF0 SALES la n to rd A r t A tlth I t..... 17) aa;t 2 1 7 — G a r a g e S a le s * DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ U prig ht f rawiar. JS In color T V to n to it, dUrwH* t t l dryer, Avon *r*J miK«l1*ri#oyi to u t* hold goods try 1 clothot F rl Son 4 f I PAA 791 A irp o rt B lyd .S o n fo rd ____ H w y *1....... ........Daytona Baach a a a • a Mato* a a a a a a 201 —Horses 219— W a n te d to B uy * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Selll * Ouartar Uoraa g ild in g . H y rt old ItOO Including la c t Good condition 173 4441 Baby Badt, llra lla r t. Clolhat. P la y p a n t, E lc. P 4**rbach i * U l *111 111 *144 RO T T Mr 1 1L ■ R F a m a la t m onlht Pura brad, no popart. ix n A tlllt^ K a n n a H ............. 1111114 COMEALLIt C O U R T ItY P O N T IA C .J U -m i O tta ry Auto A M a nna (ato* A era** tha rtv a r, top a l Hilt IM Hwy 17-47 P a ta r y 44AA144 USED C A R S 7 9 Fcxd P in to Good condition I t 1100 U lO a tl •*l Chryator La Baron. 4 dr F A M IL Y C A R NO 111 DOWN ........ DM COURTESY PONTIAC, m i l l ! 71 D alton H A 1 tpaad air, wall m alntalnad, Hntad win dow* 11100 *a* 704?________ C R E D IT H A S S L E S ? • W* Can Flnanca a Down Paym ant* t n j and up a Trada In* Accaptad DISCOUNT AUTO SALES ■SOI r r t a r h A *« . 3 7 7 .1 * * 9 Far m aratoto. call: •laatiM Inctuda* Wator G arbag aP kk up Yar d M alntonanta im m w dial* Occupancy O rtgary Mwbtto H w w ( I I I M lla * * 1 la n try > ftd rm w ith air and a ll a p p tla n c a v 1) *00 Call 111 f i l l la '34 C adillac E ' Dorado ------- .Radutad 111*5 COURTESY PONT I A C . . m i l l ) 77 Marnai Ita lia n W igan Air, AM F4A. c ru lta con tr ol. pow*r Homing * b ra *a t 71 000 ml i m . f i r m m i 1*1 a r m law 77 Mam my M a rg vlt- Lika naw. in tld * A owl Complatoly r* built, naw Hr#* M u ll ta* to a p p ra c la t* A a k ln g 11100. h rm n m i i » r m i a * ? 77 Pontiac Grand P rl» LJ I Ownar L ik a Naw 40.000 ml Raducad lin t COURTESY P O N T IA C .ltllU l ta tl THE B E S T IM T O W N E -Z T E R M S In P ol* Spldtr P lant*. 41 » 11 to A 13 00 aach R alntraa* I t 00 A I I JO aach C h a rr, L a u rtl Traat I t SO aach. 171 014*_______________________ "m o v i n o c a r t o n j Com ptoto tor houtahold m a w __________ H 7 I7 IE __________ a a Pracltwn Cvl'vrad a a a • Marbia • a Crowd ta la ri ton * | a p pratlo laly 1*4 now. V**d. and ontlgu* hand fu n t. rHta* and th a t g a n* t * b* >1larad I * I Ha Klalbwaf -1A4 _ nlV ™ *' a DwWtr. 27TH STREET FURNITURE COMEONE PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION ( v a r y Wad Nlta al ! : M PM Far m ar* detail* I-*04 111 4311 241—Recreational Vehicles/Campers 23 1 — C a rs -TOa m c w a g o n MUST S AC R IF IC E !......... 223—Miscellaneous SPECIAL i»» w , l l t h si...........— m m i Lllattm a Advil Park..,.,..... ....... L a l Pant, N aadC rlbt Playpan*. Baby lu r n ltw r a , c lo th in g G ood P rit a t Attar I PM M l 1141 Paying CASH lo r Alum inum , Can*. Coppar, B ra tt. Laad. N*w*papar, Ola**. Gold. H I vac KokompTool. I l l W l i t ■ t onSai a i m iio o 213—Auctions ^ J ta c a S R a a a ? tra m 14) WARRANTY. AARNCTT1.....C A IS IL B IR R Y M M 1 I I ..............., ...........P » M U aR C N TT O O W N a Color T V * , iltr a o t. n i t h t n , d ry a rt, rtlrlg a ra lo r, Iraaiar*. furnltura. vldao rocor dart Spatial l i t n t t * I rant I I 00 Altarnattaa TV A Appl R anttlt Zayrat Wrapping Caatar __________ m M R __________ U*ad th a t! A d ra tta r with m lr ro t, 1100 Tw in bad haad board* A Iram at lo match, _ IM 173 HW. a l l a r l 10PM___ U ta d W a th a rt P » rlt A WrvKa H r Kawmarat ....... 1HA4FT. MOONEY A PPL I4 N C I1 W hirlpool P atrlg arator Lika raw . almond color 111) 111 0414 ___ 231—Cars 2 1 9 — W a n te d to B u y 1*44 FALCON R im good Look* bad 44*1 Good Ir anip orta lton 7 0 *1 1 * tttt POUCH! t i t E acaltont condition M u tt *aa to appro; lata, 10I t S E lm A y* , Sanlord A ltar 4 10,411 74H 1*11 M arcary B lu *. 4 door Brand naw lir a * DIO 171 04?*_______________ _ _ _ _ _ 1*71 DODOC CORONET Good running condition A ir, good tlra t, (400 M u tt Sal* Call H I 441* avanlngt and naakandt__________________ 1976 Oitiun PICK UP Naadi w o r k ____ i l l 4*11 1*77 Tra n t Am ra b u ill motor, naw rutbar, Craggor Mag* h i i m ____________________ I f i t Chryttor La Aaron M u tl La* I Call a tto r I PM 1714114 All day on Sunday t t l f Aravgham Aannavilto 4 door. A M /F M . 44.000 m l . Li n Lot *1 1404 W 7th SI C o in m u w 1*7* Cadillac E ldorado B la r r lti 17 000 ml Vary gnud condl tlon l 14100 Phona 111 1141 HW DODGE ASPEN M OOOmllti M ini condition A ir. A M /F M , Powar C all 173 1047 ItM C H R Y S L C * 1TH AVE V a ry low m lla a g * (*,$ 0 1 ) E a c a ila n t th a p a t n . i t i Eran 111417* '71 V W iupar flaaha Haw intortor. good angina Haad* body wort 11100 1111743 '74 Cadillac Caupa O a v illa ' Loadtd. good c o n d . laathar In tor lor ll.T O *4 **3 4 ' 71 E tc a r lG L ............. .. 14« Down Small Mo CHICO A TH E 44AN 71 PlymautH Horn ttoorlng A b ra ka t. a ir, ttorao. low m ito t. 10 * MPG Etc. cond 11* W O a lta r 4PM 235—Trucks/ Buses/Vans 1*44 Aluminum Pa* Up Campor tlaapa i. Kllchan, Bathroom Call 177 00*1________ ____ Jayco m i Popup U R - ^ * G at/altc r*frig«r*t*r. tto v * Wnk. awning* Good condition r a m i 243—Junk Cars TimitiTruck Cjbip«'5W0 TOP D ollar Paid lor Junk A Uaad c a rt, truck t A haavy apulpmant 171 MW ~W E P A Y TO P D O L L A R P O R JU N KC ARSAN D TRU C KS C A S A U T O PARTS. R M M l . » i in s «' • * # # # • • • * ♦ # * * * B uild a Bigg*» Bu»m*«! U ta Tha HaraM Ci*Ui*Nd» C A LL TOOAY .... 773 N " # * # * # # # * * • • • * • SUMMER DRIVING FUN 1985 FORD CROWN VICTORIA $ 1 1 ,4 » 8 1982 BUICX ELECTRA LIMITED 6 ,4 8 8 1981 CHEVY CAPRICE CLASSIC 3 ,1 8 8 1980 TOYOTA CELICA GT LIFTBACX 4 ,5 8 8 FORD R ANO ER F IM . 1*41 TO PP ER LO AO ED LIKE NEWI HO 111 DOWN t 4MW COURTESY PONTIAC, l l l l l l t 71C hovy L u vP Ick/U p Lika Naw Topper 111*1 COURTESY PONTIAC mitll ta il Ford CawrWr Naw lira * Call 1 PM Lunday 1114114 A ll day 237—Tractors and Trailers 4 rt' M a ttl u tility Tf altar with I Ida*, good condition 4410 Call 1 1 1 4 4 * 4 _________ I t i r . I l l It tk to t w ith a |I**I floor *4 SO Only ln t* r* * lfd Call 111 47*4 attar IP M 239—Motorcycles and Bikes 1984 FORD LTD WAGON 7 ,4 8 8 1985 FORD TEMPO GL 4 DR. 7 ,8 8 8 1979 CHEVY CORVETTE 8 ,5 8 8 1984 TOYOTA CRESIDA WGN. 1 1 ,9 8 8 1981 BUICK REGAL LIMITED 4 ,9 8 8 1985 FORD T BIRD 9 ,9 8 8 1984 FORD LTD. 4 DR. 6 ,7 8 8 1984 FORD ESCORT GL 4 ,9 8 8 1982 MERCURY LYNX WGN. 3 ,7 8 8 1983 BUICK LESABRE COUPE 6 ,9 8 8 ^SEMINOLE FORD SP SANFORD, FI. K a w a ta kl I I I 1110 M«f iM i> iib « « A tf m e Id b tll e * •!•**«« _______ 173 in*________ 1*7* HONOA 710 cc Cuttom paint, haadart. kapt in garag*. run* ancaltont. 1400 or bail otlar. Call: 174 4043 avaningt 'W W e A Craat Deal Is WITHIN REACH DaItona Horn** glvai you to much mora lor your mottay. Intlda and ouliWol Today, with |u*t A law tliouMnd dollar! down, you cab own your vtry own aicoptlonal homo, on o baautllully woodad and landtcoppd homaiilol W E'RE SU RE YOU’LL LIKE WHAT YOU SEE!! The Hickory - 2 B e d ro o m s, T h e L iv e O a k m.’1llrtlrooiitH, 2 Until B U T IF YOU CAN GET A B ETTER VALUE, BUY IT! T flG F IC fO rW -3 Bedrooms, 2x/i Baths 2 C«r (Jarngr. (*rc a t Hoorn 2 C a r (itir a g e * 2 I I u i H n The IlirltAiry Floor Plan Single Car Garage The Victoria Floor Flan IJVE OAK M i it ik PLAN I----------1 .r ir »■ ‘t- n g r f n F I i l k r f : ___ _ 7 ~* • i l l rm i 1 J4 ■1 * ». ts. iC j r -i T ' . - i -------- — T r ig t fflj | ~h i * 6 3 ,9 0 0 -J - -k $ 5 0 ,9 0 0 »K I*AY < i .o h i m ; 1 Uhl’S! MK»1 (I \H Cl. kT it**'* a m i o j ,tiL o iN iB h . * 4 1 0 83 *IH nvn WIRTbLIiL it k « » o i n j - i m \ I It IB N IT • I R N K S T it H I M | H i t t t i t I I H 1 . 5 0 ,9 0 0 $4 1 0 8* $ T H E HOMES OF DELTONA, INC. 4 1 1 DELTONA BLVD. DELTONA. F L 3 2 7 2 5 t^ kl»A.»»i * 9 /w it * * niWT w in pj. * r AHB B H i t ASJLL4J IN IV N , M A JU U t o O H I t . I t . l . H H tJ I l i l t T ilt. 1 1 M V D U B * 11 U H H t . M K IH A t.T N U t. OF I I H * . 19 BtfTMA I & MOM11 PRE-CONSTRUCTION PRICES WE PAY CLOSING COSTS WE PAY ('.LOSING COSTS! D *51469 ia t l H h t V t . lH P .l. I I AHto B l l l l 4 J.TIMI IN IB \ •hl.Wht MtlHTI.ll.t, H A h tJI O k *-t |t| \ 1M IB N I T 11 MH l.kT to 1 K M I H i l t l i t H i , - . . M0N. SAT. 10 A.M.4:00 P.M. SUN. 12 NOON4:OQ f.H. OffN. 3% BROKER'S CO-OI* c a l l v s n o w ! 5 7 4 - 1 2 8 5 �PEOPLE A bstract Tapestries Pet Health Traditional Fine A rts M o v e s O v e r For Colorful H and-Crafted D e sig n s How Euthanasia Is Applied To Animal Species There are very few subjects filled with mare emotion or opinion than euthanasia. What 1 would like to discuss today ts how euthanasia Is applied to animal species. This Includes some opinion on when It is appropriate as well as Inappro­ priate. First, since we are all talking on the same level we need to define euthanasia W ebsters states that It Is the act of causing death painlessly so as to end suffertng. It ts derived fromthe G r e e k " e u " Iw e lll a n d " th a n a t o s " (death). In th e human circles It la sometimes referred to as "mercy killing". The attitudes with which we approach this subject are often fbrmed based on previous expe­ rience In growing up Those with farm backgrounds who are exposed to animals used as food sources may differ radically from "city raised” folks Other factors may Include religious b a ck ­ ground. parental attitude toward pets, und the degree of respect for life In general There are different methods of euthanasia used with animals and sooner or later many pet owners are faced with a potential choice of putting an animal to sleep Most veterinary practices use a commercial Injectable m a­ terial. These substances are usually Injected intravenously and In v o lv e or m im ic an overdose of barbiturates. The drugs cause unconclousneas ad ultimately failure of the respira­ tory sy stem . Initially som e animals may experience excite­ ment and make some noise. Even though the animal is now unconctous and near dealh there will be some reflex respiratory movements of the ehest. The heart may continue to reflexly beat for a few minutes even though the animal Is "brain dead." Death Is finally de­ termined by the lack of move­ ment and heartbeat The effects seen are similar to those ob­ served In people killed by lethal I n je c t io n In so m e p ris o n systems One problem veterinarians occasionally run Into are owners who w an t to o b serv e th e euthanasia. I personally disagree with this strongly for a number of rrasons. It, Is easy to un­ By Sasen Loden Herald Staff W riter Lake Mary artist Linda Rose has woven her way Into a one-woman show featuring her large-scale, a b stra ct tapestries. From Aug. 9 th ro u g h Oct. 18. Mrs. Rose’s hand­ crafted designs will be on display at Empire of Americ a flanks In both Sanford and IVLand. The main showcase will be In Dr Land, with only one work on display In San­ ford. Mrs. Rose said. Hut her colorful creations, designed especially to bring an abstract view of nature Into commercial environ­ ments. should, she said, help bridge the gap between the corporate community and artistic expression. Emplrr. 34-year-old Mrs Rose said, has for the past couple of years exhibited fine derstand that some owners would like to be with their pels through their last moments bul Ihey are not prepared to see w h at we J u s t d e s c r ib e d . Psychgologlcally It may be very distressing. It is also more dif­ ficult for some of the pets. They sense the owners extreme sor­ row and pain and this some­ times makes the animal more agitated and th erefo re Ihe euthanasia less smooth. Re­ questing to view euthanasia In general makes the ordeal more difficult for the animal, the owner and the veterinarian For those owners who are not ablr to leave without verifying the pet’s death It Is probably better to request that they be allowed to view th e b o d y a f t e r Ihe euthanasia has been performed. a r t — p a i n t i n g s a n d sculpture, but her show will be a break from traditional lines which she said reflects Ihe serious acceptance of some of Ihe minor art forms, functional forms, which have since Ihe 1950s hern pushing Into the realm of fine art. In a sense, she said. Ihe world community feels If ll Isn’t painting or sculpture ll can’t be fine art Hut In this century. Mrs. Rose said, the craftsman has been freed to explore new techniques and n on fu n c tio n a l d e s ig n s , which has brought produc­ tion of highly artistic works In such crafts as pottery, weaving and jewelry making. From her home studio, with her one-year-old daugh­ ter Lila nearby. Mrs. Rose, brings to life on her hand loom vibrantly colored wall hangings that in moat cases represent her Interpretation o f s o m e th in g fo u n d In nuturr. Hut Ihe perspective and design are distorted. For example Mrs. Rose produces prrhapa an aerial vlrw of a landscape with no horizon, with her Imagination having luken her work several steps beyond reality H er w ork, C a t h e d r a l . woven of vivid red, blue, purple and black wool. Is she said, a three-by-flvrfoot view Into Ihe pistol und stamen of a (lower. "In a way that's kind of nature's own cathe­ dral.” Mrs. Rose said "For tnr. nature Is a greal Inspiration I find a lol of personal peace In walks In the woods and looking at things that are here natural­ ly." she suld. The natural elements that Even than there Is a possibility that there could be some reflex movement present If viewed loo quickly. I worry that Ihe owner who requests such a viewing does not realize thai they are not ready to see their pet dead. In s o m e c a s e s t h e g r i e f Is multiplied tenfold. From what 1 have witnessed In dealing with euthanasia tt may be better for most people to say their goodbyes before the animal la euthanized and then to keep the memory of their pet as he was. Other forma of euthanasia have been used especially In animal shelters. Every year mil­ lions of animals are destroyed. If not by lethal Injection then they may be killed by gases which displace the oxygen needed for breathing, or pressure cham­ bers. Before th ese methods electrocution was also used Proper use of lethal Injection Is probably one of the least painful methods available but It Is more expensive than som e other methods If a large number of animals are Involved Mow we approach euthanasia is usually based on our attitude on suffering. Rather than cut this discussion short we will continue next week with this subject. F or the answers to your pef health questions, write to Dr. M ichael Walah. C/O The Evening H erald. P.0 £tox J657. Sanford N w *M I M *T »«— U « M Linda R o t* proparas w h it# wool yarn fo r dying boforo It Is w ovsn. Inspire her works may not be obvious to the viewer. Mrs, Rose sulci "ll doesn't matter to me what the viewer sees I prefer that they respond in ihrlr own way and see what they ore. but u lot of my work Is related to landscape. Some of it Is just playing around with color. Putting color next to Itself to see what devel­ ops." Color and texture arc major elem ents that draw Mrs, Rose, a Virginia native who grew up in n fam ily of needlrworkers, to her craft. She starts with large, tangled balls of white wool yarn Imported from Greece, which are loosed Into the washing machine and then smoothed Into string hy Mrs Rose. Then according lo her plan rach piece of yurn Is dipped Into dye mixed by Mrs. Rose, and then woven Into the scheme of things. She woiks In Ihe Ikat method, meaning See W e a ve r, 3C 32771. C e n tra l Florida R e g io n a l H o s p ita l Honors A u x ilia ry A t le e Cream Social On 3 0th A n n iv e rs a ry Thirty years ago this month, 34 local women formed the "P ink Ladles" Auxiliary to assist doctors when the Sanford hospital was located In a home. But the "P ink Ladles" changed their name when men stepped Into the picture to do volunteer hospital work. The group of volunteers is now known as t I |J k * A a i «* % « « « Central Florida Regional Hospital Aux­ ilia ry , In photo, James Tesar, from left, C F R H administrator presents (lowers to Audrey Rousch, auxiliary president, while auxiliary members, Joe Llebert, Stella Oltt and Joe Orltt look on. b ff f % Central Florida Regional Hospital Aux­ iliary now has about 175 active members and during Its 30 years, the auxiliary has given more than 600,000 volunteer hours to the hospital and over t l million In services at a m inimum wage raterC F R H honored the auxiliary members Tuesday with an old fashioned ice cream social at the hospital to com m em orate the 30th anniversary. In photo, hospital employees Detty Durrance. from left, and Florence K ruti serve aux­ ilia ry members, Ida Jane Wegrzyn and Jean Pletryka. I * -VO m* «V i �* n, - m % t ' • • 1C— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, July 31, i ns Student Qualifies For National .C PGa ------Engagements HarrisonSargent Mr. and Mrs. Howard H Harrison. 3507 S Park Ave, S a n f o r d , a n n o u n c e the engagement of ihrlr (laugh ter. Lt. Tam am lo-lgli Ann Harrison of Savannah, Ga.. lo f-apt Mark A Sargent, son of Mr. and Mrs David Sargent. 2 Sunset Ave.. North Red­ ding. Mass B o rn In S a n f o r d , th e bride-elect Is the maternal granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reid of New York City, and the paternal granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs. Alva Harrison of Middletown. Ohio. Lt Harrison Is a 1979 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member of the, dance team. C ross Country. N ational Honor Society and Top 10. She graduated from Florida S la t e U niversity In Drrernbrr, 1983 where she re­ ceived a degree In multina­ tional business and was a m e m b e r of D e lta 7. e t a dororlty. Lt Harrison Is a U.S. Army hcltroplrr pilot, sta­ tio n ed at H unter Arm y Airfield. Savannah H e r I la n e e . b o r n a t Leominster. Mass., Is ihe maternal grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred C. Paquette and Ihe paternal grand* duughlt-r of Mr, and Mrs David Sargent Sr,, all of Leominster Capt. Sargent Is a 1978 graduate of North Reading IIIh School. North Reading, where hr was euplaln ol Ihe Best of luck to Lattice (Pewee) Hampton, a dynamic young girl who spends most of her day in a wheelchair. Although she is handicapped. Lattice won six medals from the Florida State Games for Cerebral Palsy. She has four first place medals which qualifies her lo take part In ihe 1985 National C P. The games to be held In Lansing. Mich., on Aug. 6-14, Eleven physically Impaired students will represent Lake Silver Elementary’ School and Central Florida at the national games. l-atrlce Is the daughter of Mrs. Brenda Hill of East Sanford If you wish to help this young student to attend the games, mat! donations to Jim Beech at 2401 Grande Ave.. Orlando, 32H04. coach for physically Impaired, or call 422-2082 or 056-2669 for information. Lt. T am ara Harrison, Capt. M ark Sargent tennis leant and a member ol National Honor Society. Hr gradunlcd from the Unllril S tairs Military Academy. West I’rdril, N.Y,, and I*, stollourd al Als-rdrcri Prov­ ing Ground. Mil . whrrr hr Is operations rrsearch analyst with the U.S. Army Halllsilcs Research Uiuboratory. The wedding will be an event of Aug 31. al Grace Mrihoillsi Church. Sanford. Hawkins 322-MU will tie in concert. Saturday. This contem porary gospel ensemble from Tampa will share the musical evening with the W ilson E nsem ble. Em anuel Luster and Friends. Minister Marlowe Smith and San ford Ite J o h n L lg g o n s . now of Tallahassee. Gordon of Chicago, announce Ihe engagem ent of Ihrlr , Good Food Lots Of Fun Highlight Celebration daughter, Sandra Lynn, to Michael Audrr Under, sou of Mrs. Maggie S tric k la n d , Sanford, and Willie L. Under. Fl Lauderdale, M ins G o rd o n Is a J .i jT Jl v .'/ m 1 Sandra Lynn Gordon, Michael Lanier VU7U j Her llance. iwrn in wes Calm Beach, is ihe mutrrna grandson of Ihe tale Mrs L illie M M rC Icod. Hli paternal grandparents an Mr and Mrs L II. Lanier o Ft Lauderdale lie Is a HI7H graduate u Seminole High Si Insil when hr played tiaskrthall and was outstanding lu back III .uiciidrd Seminole ('onion 'omnui 11II\ College and Is employ* hv Rlnkct Materials fo ri Sanford Tlic wedding will Is- ti **vrnl ul Aog 3. at ti p in Ml Calvary Baptist Chore Sanlord. Goodson-McGowen Jucipiellne F. Qondsnn and John I. McGawcn are announcing Iheir engagement and forthcomInk matrluge loday Ms. Oaoduou, a Suntord and Seminole County resident lor the past 21 years. Is employed as a secretary hy the Seminole County Sln-rlll's Department Sin- was previously olllce manager and real estate broker uurax-late with Krnesi Southward ul Southwaid Invrslincul A Really Co,. Saulnrd Mr McCiowen has lived in Seminole Couni lor ubout 30 years except when he was tu tl surveying business in California. He is employe as crew ehleCsupervIsor by Kelly Sinn Associate* Inc., Surveyors. Sanlord The wedding will Ih- an eyeni ol early sprliii I OHO, with Hunt plans In In- announced ,n a lal< dale Free Microwave Cooking Classes Ottered Tlir Rich Plan, .1 division of Rich Uliltrd Corporation, is holding Irri* microwave and microwave convriilun cliuwea In on rflort In unnwrr IIn* qurntlmix people ai r asking How dor* a nilrrowavr work? Wind (nods can In cooked In a microwave? Can a perion bake In a inlemwuve? How run food l*csi !«■ prepaird and still taste like over Ilie slovc rooking? MICKOWAVE/CONVECTION: Class iovers dem onalrallonu and in stru ction on both microwave and mlrrowavc/ronvrcilon tanking Areas covered Include the dlllrient ways lo use a microwave, liclplid cooking tcclml<|ura and how In convert conventional tecl|ie.s Inin microwave. Foods ure sampled in cluss (Tuesday, Aug fi. 13. ■JO. 27|. For Inrnniiatlou, call the Rich Clan at 322-3663 and ask lor marketing Space Is llmtled. Hcscrvu lions are needed. H. G arrett Dotson, M.D., F .A .C .S ., announces the association of John W. Robertson, Jr., M.D. fo r the practice o f General and Peripheral Vascular Surgery. O ffice visits by appointm ent. OFFICE LOCATIONS: 360 Mellonvlllc Avanue, Sanford, Fla. 3 2 7 7 1. 322 8 9 7 9 l 385 Highway 434, Suite 103. Longwood Medical Aits Bldg., Longwood. Fla. 3 2 7 5 0 , 331-8979 780 Deltona Blvd., Suita 102, Deltona. Fla. 3 2 7 2 5 . 322-8979 The Lake Mary July 4lh celrlira!Ion sponsored by CominunlIV Im provem ent Association |( IAI was great success More than 2 3 0 bar-b-qur chicken dinners were sold. i'Ihe Woman's Club donated Mi' Mn| M', tin v i arm J 1. 1an Ihrlr hake sale ul the event which brought the total profits lo more iltan $.r>(K) Free hoi air balloon rides were given by Freedom Bank and I'atrick Fruit Company of San­ ford donated luhs that were used In the bathtub regatta. Winners ol ihe hulhluh rrgutla were I’li- a dell, first; Fire department, second: and Sun (tank, third Those wi nni ng the watermelon eating contest were Kevin Swral. first; and Toby Olvera, second. David Kundall and Rubble Morgan won first place In Ihe egg loss contest and Toby Olvera and Tony Morgan won second place, A day of lun was had hy .ill Lillian and Russ Megnnrgal ol Ihe Forest returned July 15 Irom a 3 week trip to Maryland and suburban Chiludrlphiu The Megimrgals spent a week on the Chcsu|M*ukc (lay aboard a 40loot yacht. The rem aining two weeks were spent with ihrlr daughlrr and son-in-law. Nina and Hill Reardon and their four month old granddaughter when the couple gut to know thetr grand­ daughter better hy babysitting on several occasions ECONOMY DENTURES ..... * I S » T S . DELUXE DENTURES.......... » 3 S * t L Same Day R epairs And R elines B45 HWY. 434. W IN TE R SP R IN G S 007 1 0 /V 1 «0 AFPOINTMCNT NECESSARY CaraMN. Comm D.M.D. Florldu Regional Hospital. Irene Is tlic mother of Dennis Brown. B onnie O lv e ra The Lake Mary Chamber ol Commerce Membership Drive Is now In progress New rules for L a k e M a ry C o r re s p o n d e n t liu iln P iM i 3 3 1 *3 3 0 0 are oor-llwr employees, 820. H 10 employees. 825. I I-25 employees. 840. and 26 or more. 875 Non-cornmerclal membership members for entire family Is $H Application may Ih- obtained by calling Ihe chamber office. B arbara G orm an and I’ai Jenkins lelt Ju ly IH lor Lake Yalr where they al tended a m usic clinic ut the Baptlsl Assembly Church. Cat ullendt-d the organ classes and Itarhara A reminder lo all of the Lake attended children's choir train­ Mary residents who have not yet ing they will relorn Jtdv 20. registered to vote. You must register by August 2 at city ball Gel well wishes are extended nr the county services building in Irene Brown Irene underwent In Dontord to vole In the Sept. 3 surgery Ju ly IB at Central elect Ion Publicity Procedure The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: I. Releases should be typed (lowYr and upper easel, double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). 1 Do not abbreviate. 3. A contact person's name and phone number Is necessary. 1 Keep releases simple. i Organization releases (the program should lead Die meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days after the event. S. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior to publication date. 7. Photographic coverage requests should be made one week In advance. Jane Jolly and Sherry Smith nl Lake Mary were among the 20 guests al a hachclorettr party given tor Kcrrle Holmes of Sanlord They all met at Uulncy* for dinner, cake und the opening of her gilts he lore leaving lor a Winter Caik lounge. On Wednesday. July 17. Ker­ in and Ju an Ortl/. were married lu Ihe gazebo at Cark and 5th Street In Sanford Bob Nemeroff, her employer, gave her away. Fite couple will makr thetr home m Sanford ECONOMY DENTURE CLINIC JULY SPECIAL 6 lh \ l\ J L Latrice (Pewee) Hampton In And Around Lake Mary graduate of Hemlnnle" Htgtl S c h o o l and a t t e n d e d Seminole Community Col­ lege She is employed by Sun Hank In the bookkeeping department. A ■*-> /Worvo All gospel musical lovers will g a t h e r a 1 Mo u n I M ori a h Primitive Baptlsl Church. I 101 Locust Ave.. Sanford where Jolmny Watson and company Horn In C h ica g o , th e bride cleci is ihe maternal gramldaughler ul Jerdom D. Marshall. Sanford, and Ihe lab Mrs Mary W Marshall, and (he paternal g ran d ­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gordon Sr,. Jackson. Miss m Ju ly 27. at 7 pm. The Enrichment Group Black Seeds of Rochester, N.Y. will perform ul Ihe 11 a m service at New Ml. Calvary Missionary Hipusi Church. July 21. Al this lime Ihe group composed of youth of the community who have latent In many fields will show Ihrlr talent In drama, musical renditions, religion and other Biblical portrayals Gordon-Lanier Mrs. Kalhrrlnr M. Gordon o f S a n fo rd , and J o s e p h #* Join The Loser’s Circle! ' — — — ■ ■C O U P O N ■ — — — — I I I I I I I I I I l Mid-July Special Only 1st WMk 01 Any Program PLUS 10% OFF j C all T o d a y F or FR E E j C onsultation Physical Exam A Lab Faas Ollar Exp. T 2ft 85 Sinnic 323-6505 ZAIRE SMOPPlNU PLAZA IN SANFORD. FL U 7 7 f M O NO AY-FM M Y NEW HOURS ?00 a m until S.00 p m. CLOSED 1.-00 p m . till 200 p m. DAILY WE REALLY DO CARE �Evening H»r*ld Sjniord FI. Sunday. Ju ly 31. I M J - 1 C Golfing Trips' Include Too Much Swinging DEAR ABBY: I i,m a widow I*3* lx*rn rl.it mu a widower In years my senior for over a ' ear and a half, t Knew " B J " had u lengthy relationship with another widow his age. but I assumed It was over. Mr gave me a royal rush, our rom ance blossomed and we declared our love Afler a while his Saturday mghtswerr spent with "family." Golfing nips" also look a lot of tils time I had the shock of my life when one of my friends saw him wlih his old ladyfrlend one Saturday night. I fell It was over hr-twern us. so when he asked me out again. I accepted In order •o lell him he couldn't have both ol us. hut when I did. he Insisted that I was his choice. I was wrong. He i s suit .axing her and lying altoul It Last evening he was having dinner at the club. "The club" was her house I let him know openly . and maturely. Is he sowing his wild oats? At 72? I have asked him why he got Involved with me If he Is still involved with her No response. I want him for myself. How •an I get him to discuss It? NOT ENOUGHrOR HIM DEAR NOT: You can t. Your signature says It all. He comes Irom the “ eai-m v -cak c-an d l i .i v c it too'* s c h o o l . And one bakery Isn't enough for him. DEAR ABBY: I am an attractive woman and carry my a dghl well. I am 5 foot 5 and weigh 14H pounds My boyfriend of ihrce years has given me an ultimatum: Gise 25 pounds In DO days or It's aver I>ctween us! I think he's asking too much In me. losing the weight Is secondary to the lad that he lias given me an ull Imat uni How should I answer him? ANGRY DEAR ANGRY: Tell him you will lose more than 25 pounds In 90 days All I4H |xiunds of you will gel lost as far as he's concerned. And ll won't take 90 A mT- M Dear A L '* Abby •lays — you're starting right now. DEAR ABBY: To the woman tit Waterloo. Iowa, who Is trying to decide whether lo have a kid or not. here Is ihc best test: Ikirrow a kid for two weeks I baby-sat my 10-month-old nephew for two weeks. I was 30. It was a revelation He was really a charming Utile guy. but. Abby. I made up my mind before the llrst week was over thal no way would I have kids of my own! My nephew Is now H years old and I love him dearly, but I have never regretted my decision He lives two hours away, and although I never sec him more (ban every third week-end. he fulfills all my maternal Instincts. Now I alw ays advise my wondering friends to borrow a kid for two weeks before they decide to have one of their own. AUNT CAS8IE IN OTTAWA D E A R A U NT C A S S I S : Borrowing" a kid Is a good way lo get a taste of parenthood, hut It's only a taste. When they're your own. you can't send them back at the end of two weeks. It's a wise woman who knows her limitations. Motherhood is not for everyone. DEAR ABBY: I am due to have u baby very soon and am confused about one thing The baby's father Is the third to have Ihc same name In his family. Ills grandfather, who Is still living. Is "Senior.'* his father Is "Ju n io r" and mv b o y filrn d Is **lhc Third. " Since we are nol married, can I name my lathy "the Fourth"? Or can I name him after his grundluther with no numerals after It? MOTHER TO BE DEAR MOTHER-TOBE: To be absolutely certain that you would be acting within your legal rights, consult a lawyer. And regardless of the legal decision. I think you should discuss this with four boyfriend. DEAR ABBY: My mother, who Is 77 and lives with me. recently met und becamr very fond of a gentleman who Is 79. Ills wife diet! last February. My mother and this gentleman rruily seemed to enjoy each other s company until his children re­ proached him for having a "girlfriend" so soon ulicr Ihclr mother's death. The gentleman lives with his children who have demanded that hr wait an un­ specified period ol lime brlorr he can see my mother again. I can sec how unhappy my mother Is. and It hurts me. I don't have "to tell you that they may not have much time left on this earth, and it s unfair to these elderly pcoplr who only want lo enjoy a little happiness In Ihelr remaining years I don't want to get in the middle of this since these (x-ople arc my neighbors Please print this. Abby. There are many children who rend In the same selfish manner, rob­ bing Ihclr elderly parents of lhe companionship dial so recently land briefly) added a sparkle lo my mother's life SAD IN N.J. DEAR A BBY: Hooray for Rapunzer’l I think hairless women are multlhlllion dollar conspiracy dreamed up by the manufactures of razors, razor blades, electric shavers, shaving creams, depilatories, waxes ami the electrolysis b u s i n e s s Shaving lx a bloody nuisance llitcrally!) and often leads lo Infections. Ingrown hairs and razor burns Thanks lor slicking up for a woman's right lo lx- herself. HAIRY IN HOUSTON DEAR A BBY: Like m ost American women. I learned early In life to twreze. pluck, shave or wax away offensive body hair, but I always hated the ch o re Now that l i p more mat lire. I'm able to laee a few rude Mares or comments rather than return to scraping my skin wii h a metal blade I'tl like "Rapunxcl" to know ih.it seeing other unshaven women In public gives me |M-rmtH*lnn to In* myself, and I thank her lor her courage in iK-ing a pi Mtcer. Women! are luughi lo hale Iheir IxmIIcs . and to believe that lltelr natural *ai\rs are snmrwh.tt disgusting I see II us jusl one more way we're kept busy bring selfconscious and thinking about trivial things |hkc m en's opt iiio iis ol us|. so that we won t llgurc out where our real jiowrr lies FEMINIST DEAR ABBY: A word ol advice to your readers Should vuu find yoursell as a |Mllrni with a nurse who is a male, please |utlgr him his pm lcssion.il skills In all probability he has chosen his career with a great deal or thought Alter all. how many mothers nil their Utile Ixiys that they hope I hey will grow up lo lx- a nurse? NORMAN GREGORY. R.N. WALLPAPER, DRAPERIES AND FLOOR COVERINGS CHOOSE FROM AN EXCITING SELECTION OF COLORS AND TEXTURES l l * 0 ( I . T . . I O N W t t . ) Cm WI; We Will Give You Up To *1 0 0 °° B a lle t Guild's A tla n ta Bound Ballet Guild of Sanford Seminole dancers are off and dancing In Atlanta from July 20 27. The dancers and artistic directors w ill attend the national convention of Dance Masters of America where they will perform and compete for scholarships. With their suitcases packed and ready to go are, from ...Weaver Continued From 1C Ihc yarns urr dyed lo III Into u color scheme before they are woven into the pattern in which color plays a major part. Mrs. Hose has no unnamed works. "Every one has a name. Sometime* I gel mixed up on the names, hut most of the time the name becomes part of Ihc p ic e . I know what It Is. It s like a child.** H o w e v e r . M rs. H o s e ’ s wallhanglngs are made lo sell, al a rale of about $500 each. "There's none that I wouldn't waul to part with People ask me how cun you sell this. You put so much time In It. you've Invested so much of yourself Into ll. "T h e other side of thal coin Is II you work on something and you can't see ways of changing and Improving or doing some­ thing differently thrn you would only do one art work In your whole life, because you would have done ihc perfect piece and (here's no place to go from there." Even before Mrs. Hose has painstakingly completed an HO or so hour Investment of lime und energy In one tapestry, mentally she has already moved on lo the next design, developing II In her mind, and thrn. like a draftsman drawing II uu'. on paper. Although her husband Duncan c la im e d C a t h e d r a l a s h is persona! pick of her works when s h e completed her master's de­ gree In line arts at North Texas Stale University. It's probably the only one of her creations that will continue to grace the walls of her home. Mrs. Hose's tapestries grace the walls of her home only until they arc sold, however, she does collect works of other weavers and has handmudr carpets col­ lected In travels lo Europe. Turkey and Mexico on Ihc floor* of her home. But her wallhanglngs arc nol meant lo be tread upon. "Nol my work, nol But I Ihtnk as far a* i (i e w e a v i n g t r a d i t i o n throughout history goes some of the fines! waving that lias ever been done has been done In rugs I feel some rugs are great works of art. but I'm nol making carpets." ahe maid. Instead she is rrcallng works to fill large architectural spaces, to blend with today s stone, glass and concrete structures, and lo soften the designs with a bit of warmth and color, she FREE HEAVY PAD N i X toy Cj i I I l i w , left, M iriam Rye Wright, artistic director, Alicia Howell, Lisa Clontz, Shell Wilbur, Robin Scott, Heather H offm an, Nicole Green, Stacey M orris, Melody Sanders, Dina Taylor and Valerie Rye Weld, artistic director. BGS dancer Erika M ills will also attend the convention. said. Some of her designs Include brndlng und o th e r textu re creating techniques Mrs Rose said she has been strongly Influ­ enced by 20th Century artists, especially painter* — abstract expressionists. She thinks she has a hit of gyp*y In her bUxxl because of her love of (ravel. Suggestion* of I he ihlngs she has seen and experienced In her wanderings lliul Ihclr way Inlo her work us ab stract, visually expressed emotion*. Mrs. Hose said. Her love of color, she said, reverts back lo childhood and m ayb e E a s ie r egg d y in g . "T h e re 's som ething muglcul about putting a while yurn In a dye hath and having It come out another color." But the hardest part of her work, which she plans to con­ tinue until she nins out of Ideas and resourses. Is coming up with I he basic Idea. Mrs. Hose said l hul's u challenge she faces along with most artists no mut­ ter what ihelr medium. "In lerms of executing the project once the design has been formullzed. especially In the way I've hern working II’s a matter of going one. two. three, step by step until I complete the pro­ ject.” For a gllmps al how well Mrs. Hose's formula works the Em­ pire show In DeLund opens with a reception from 11:30 to 9 pm . •m Aug 9. at 305 N. Woodland Ave. Th i N i A CmM ( m Water CendMeeer THORNHILL INTERIORS, 2927 S. HWY. 17 92. SAUFOftt) In The Center Mall •Suite H-I "HEY CUUIGAN HAN!” . Hwn: M»n4iy - Saturday 105.M l«aula(t By Appatntin.nl 904-734-3784 Diplomat American Board of Surgery will continue a lim ited practice of Surgery at 360 Mellonville ave, Sanford, Fla. By Appointment WE BOY A N Y TH IN G O F VA LU E \ f Gold, Diamonds, Dental Gold, Coins, Silver, Wedding Bands, Sterling Flatware, Class Rings, Broken Jewelry, Old Pocket Watches, Antiques And Collectables. BRING YOCJR VA LU A B LES IN TO D A Y FOR A FREE A P PR A IS A L. 3 2 2 -5 1 0 0 CUSTOM JE W E L R Y Emergencies and Mights AN D 3 2 2 -8 9 7 9 E X P E R T R E P A IR S Stop By And Get Your Jewlery Cleaned FREEH We Sell New And Pre-Owned Jewlery Loch Lowe Preparatory School Loch Lowe Preparatory School it • non-sectarian, co-educational college preparatory day school with students in grades su through twelve. The school prepares boys and girls for college end career, with emphasis on personslizsd end in­ dividualized instruction. The curriculum is designed to provide students with a broad body of knowledge in all subject areas end the academic skills requisite tor success In various educa­ tional settings. n r-m 3 2 1 *0 5 7 9 DO YO U NEED MONEY?’ “W ELL WHO DOESN’T ” 2, C harles L. P ark , J r ., M.D., F.A .C .S., < TREASURE ISLAND JEWELRY 2601 ' / , S. SANFORD AVE. SANFORD (305) 322-0528 (Next To Drivers License Office) The Building With The Ships On The S id e lll Call (305) 321-3030 lor more information or write: LOCH L O W S P R E P A R A T O R Y SC H O O L P.O. B O X 786, L A K E M A R Y , PL 3 2748 Now Accepting Applications For Foil 1888 ^ 4 WA 4 V 4 •% f �f 4 Sunday, July 21, 1WJ 4C— E v e n in g Herald. Sanlord, FI. BLONDIE by Chic Young 4 * -9 ' 9 HOROSCOPES 1 Tumsd down 9 S tale (o b b r) 7 Tm s What The Day Will Bring... YOURBIRTHDAT JU LY 2 1 . 108S Good things could happen to you In the year ahead through people you know socially. Do everything within your power to maintain cordial relationships by Mort Walker with your circle o f friends. CANCER (June 21-July 221 Show a w illin g n e ss to r e ­ ciprocate today If friends treat you In a generous fashion. You'll be talked nbrnH later If they think you're Just a taker. Major changes are ahead for Cancers fn the coming year, Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph. Box 489, Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to state your /.odlacvstgn. LEO ( J u l y 2 3 - A ug. 221 Exercise self-discipline today by Art Sansom where your expenditures are concerned. If you feel a need to spend money, spend It on your home or loved ones V1ROO (Aug 23 Sept 22) Your Inlentlons will be good today, hut you may lack the zest to sec your Ideas Ihrough to a satisfactory conclusion Pul your drive where your mind Is. LIBRA (Sept. 2 3 0 c t. 23) If you buy something today and iairr Irani you paid more for It than you should have, don't be afraid lo lake It back and haggle for a better price. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) riacallng others Is OK today, provided It Isn't detrimental to your own best Interests. Strive to he fair and ronsldrrate. but don't he foolish. SAOITTARIUB iNov. 23-Dec. 2t| Ik' extremely selective re­ garding your associations today. If you link up with someone who is lazy, you may never fulfill your ambitious Inlentlons. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) Social gatherings are not a good forum for promoting busi­ by Howia Schneider ness deals today. Keep your chitchat light and don't talk BEETLE BAILEY _____________ Pa w / z e r o 's ) h e •ev? it 'l l COMING HOME i GREAT TO 0 4 LEAVE! A 5 6 E THE L,T.TLE ^ VARMINT/ — fO 7 30 Y HEY/ MAYBE HE'5 BftlHGIHG I w e l l s e t A FRteMP /SOME WORK WITH j r OUTA BOTH H|A A / \^O F THEfA.' i= 3s el ( T/ 'W - THE BORN LOSER T K mjPTtO HAWlS TWEED W 6 ♦I79.5C)' BUT TORTDQW OUW, U'G « *« ? FCR A EEK A MEEK YOUH B IR T H D A Y JU L Y 2 2 , 1 9 8 5 Ik'iicllclal changes will make It possible to Improve your lifestyle In the year ahead. However, you must curb your extravagance as your earnings Increase. CANCER (June 2 1 -July 22) Your by Hargreavea A Sellars MR. 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AQUARIUS (Jun. 20 Frb. 19) Things may not come as easy for you to d ay a s y o u 'd lik e , especially where major goals arc concerned. You can succeed, however. If you go all out. PISCES IFeb 20-March 20) Tel) It like II Is today, even If a little white lie may make It sound better. Once you depart from the truth, you could trip over your own tongue. ARIES (March 21 April 19) Don't Ik* drawn Into an Invest- [ftl 1 2 3 4 •4 il 1* • 111 |«) t i l l t>» MEA Inc 20 men! situation today with a person who has no record of being In the winner's circle. This could be another wild scheme. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Today you may have a brief burst of enthusiasm that will quickly dissipate. Don't let this cause problems with projects or In your personal relationships. GEMINI (May 2 1 -June 20) Poor scheduling will waste time that should be devoted to meaningful endeavors today. Try to organize your hours. urges today. If you don't, you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) may later feel guilty about not Keep curiousity seekers out of doing the things you could have your confidential affairs today, done. tie especially guarded about SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. your finances or career. 21) Try to draw the line today ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) It's between business and pleasure. Deals you attempt to promote In t>est not to agree to do some­ thing for another today unless social settings could Bzzle out. y o u 'r e a b s o lu t e ly s u r r y o u c a n C A P R IC O R N IDre 22-Jan follow through Inconsistency 19) Ambitious objectives can be will hurt your Image. fulfilled today, provided you TAURUS (April 20 May 20) don’t case up when victory Is In sight Push on to the conclusion Much can be accomplished to­ day If you keep your mind solely and leave no loose ends. focused on the task at hand AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Frb. 19) Don't daydream while you work. You’re an honest and forthright OEMINI (May 21-June 20) person whose statements can be believed. Unfortunately, you Today will t>e more enjoyable for may have to deal with someone you if you don't associate with today who doesn't use your people who pretrnd to be some­ thing they aren't. slumlords CELEBRITY CIPHER CMMrtt. O***, dftrtoQ.(mi uMtaU<i«mQuotation. 0, totnout OOOQIOpool andp<ooonl toco lotto n feouonor iintt tot ano*w r.vmcM u «,oia t>, CONNif AILHIR ‘ •VO LV'AA LY M YO KPHY LYBWYAA PB 2 P XDI Y TI YWVO TDXEAYQY TPI WR, WYTU." — (1 ID M W D B . P R E V IO U S 80L U T I0 N : 'Anybody who charge* *i> dollar* tor the kind ol movie* being ehown now he* a lot ot chutzpah “ — Pater Elton WIN AT BRIDGE By Ja m e s Jacob y hut the play was necessary to One of the shortcomings of thr successful conclusion of the stnndard bidding methods Is deal. Now a spade was ruffed by that It Is very dllftcult to drscril>c declarer and he played thr last a slant Invitational hand with u diamond, discarding dummy's long minor suit when your spade |>artnrr has opened with two Everyone had to come down to no-trump. Today's South look the hull by four cards. Poor East had to hold the horns, asked for aces with enough hearts to prevent the thr Gerber fourclub bid, and little one In dummy from gambled with a atx-dtamond hid becoming good, so he shed the when he discovered hts nlde was club queen, hoping that hts not off two aces. Hash, but In partner had thr jack. South cashed the Jack and made 12 this Instance effective West opened the ace of clubs tricks. and next switched to the Jack of You can see what happens If spades. Declarer won the ace, declarer falls to get thr club king drew four rounds of diamonds out of the way. East can then discarding a club from dummy, throw a club. Even though and now made the key play. playtng the king will drop the He played a club to the king. queen, declarer will have no way Of course tfi.it made thr club to get back to hla hand for the oueen In the Fs«* hand » winner good Jack. ANNIE e 13 Round's found 14 liks on oblong 15 Cegily 16 Orsoh mo 17 Female Mint (•bbO IS fVd / P O N ’T LOOK AT THOGt CAR5 OUT TMlRC, GARFItLP. WHAT A FASCINATING ASSEMBLAGE fin an cial hopeful today. provided you’re not careless or Indifferent In your monetary ullalrs. He both practical and prudent Major c h a n g e s are ahead for Cancers In the coming year. Send for your Astro Graph predictions today. Mall SI <0 Astro Graph, Ikix 189. Radio City Station. New York. NY Itxilf) LEO (July 23 Aug 221 Try lo gel difficult assignments over and done with as early as (xisslhle today. Yoor energy level may lessen In thr afternoon VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 221 Strive to Ik- financially const*trot today, or whal you gain on the one hand might fly out the window on another enterprise. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) The only thing that could hold you hack today Is u disbelief In your lalents and abilities See yourself as a winner, not (hr (all guy. UCOKPIO IO. 1 24 Nm . 22) Give vent lo your ambitious Answer to Previous Punte 6 Emotionlatsty 7 Psars (Fr) 8 Cal forth ACROSS ♦* • QOOVNESSflJ LD 8Y F fV Ll (W STOChfP TH; -I'VE WEN RemGeHATOfl, HUNGRY AS A yesrawwY/ H 0 *6 t LATELY. 3T* NORTH ♦ A ll Me it ▼A K Q 4 ♦ KQI ♦ K it WEST EAST • J 10 14 1 ♦ K7 1 1 »H 4 1174 ♦ AT YJlOiS 9 ... 4 y io » i) 84KITH ♦Q *711 4 A J 10 S 4 I ♦ J 44 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer North WmI Paaa Pat* Nerth 1 NT 44 Pata Eatt Paaa Pit* Paaa Seat! 4+ (4 Opening lead 4A by Leonard Starr OF CQLRSP, Ar*4e/ TYC KALTHY GROWING wpg CAN L CLEANOff AREFfltGFfWTOR i FASIBt THANAHORDE �ft Sunday. July 11, 1 f * | - C E v e n in g Herald. Sanford. FI. TONIGHT'S TV SATURDAY afte r n o o n 2:00 O MOW Capricorn One " < 1 <1711 E M I Oouht Jam** Brain >1 * raoortw and Ovaa Amencan *» ■-weneut* ara draen « ta an MOo. J **a " M i dmgned to coyw u« a • malfunction aboard th# firat menned to*e* *gh* to Mari . I O MOVIE ' M n y Beanda I !»4S| Jana Wyman, Law Ayrat A Canadian AtAmg naaga * acandai ued by a young doctor t ananttoe bananor lonard a daaf-muia g»l and her nwgiinraia cMd ED (M l MOVIE vodaan tu t From P w Ridg*' |IM7> Gana Autry. Smaay Burnette Teo cowboy* f a r e io die Soutti to nd me land of citne ruatiert • © I t ) MOVE -Acroea I tom t j ' r a e l ' (1ST?) Anthony Oumn An { thony Francicaa RrvN n o te coma l arto conflict at a Moody gang ear ; eiptodea ado (he ttra e ii ol Harlem d ; 1tore arrth the daughter 8* an orerbearmg mother [R)Q a (T9) WSCOVER THE WORLD OF SOENCC Featured ■ nee cara treatment tor iMcent. Wgh-tech ta u t te rn * g 9 :3 0 O X 1 MAMA S FAME.V Naomi • Knout ehan Mama gat* a |ob at the ejparmartet and tt ouctfy promoeed |R) 300 ffln c tP R E S E w n 305 * © MOVIE Carton City I I M I l <WWdo<oti Scott Aaymond Uauay V T ia o brother! become rtaal* ovar . t h e conetructon ot a raeroad m { t»70 3:30 • f f i ( to i T o ry b r o t h s jo u r f u l i Aabta ANiandar Schmdtor, preak I dant ot the UfJbn or Amaricwt HeM a e Congragetiont and Jacguet I to rc jy n * ot tha World Zxmrat Or Farraahan t errnoam or Benand tpecuaia on tha M ure ot 400 0 ® BASE BAIL Atlanta (Varna at taee r o rt Mart d O * W WORLD OF SPORTS ScnadiAad Mary Docaar Sianey and lota Budd at tt 1000 metart We bom Oymp* be in g gold Mara Breland and Pernae Wtutaaar Vi We protetamnal boutt and taped corerage ot (render noryhead re Tyrone floa t* at acneduied lot now round! t o n Norton Va M (M ) CHIPS CD ( 101 ON THE MONEY Featured ■mung a tonary. chootng a knarv t e Manner hearth trance* area , etna to conaumart iR |g CD It) GREATEST AMERICAN HENO 4 :3 0 ® O CBS SPORTS SPECIAL USA USSR Wan a VoeeybaA Chak |tenge Cup born Tubeent Jubaee Stadium in lamrgrad Rutua 110| HEALTH MATTERS 500 I 04 ) BJ / LOBO (D ItO) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW q 1*1u o v * r ON 505 at FOMIN* WITHORLANOO WtL5.30 14) a CBS SPORTS SPECIAL SPORTS WSIOE OUT A ctre e up too* at tporta bom the pertpectire 01 young peopH ED I •<» WALL STREET W MX Cueal Jonathan Gray terror reaaerch anaryet Santord C Barn Mem 4 Co S IS n IS MOTONWECH A LUSTRA TEO EVEMNQ 8.00 *w a J O (D O NEWS I ' <U I(14) BLACK SHEEP SQUADRON ED (t01 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC a k<oa at tne crumparuee rewarcn «4 O Jana Good** who ha t been arortmg tor trrer K yeara on the moat cnmprWwnane prim ate atudy m tcrentitic hratory |R |Q (D It) VEOAI 60S 11 WRESTUPtQ 6 30 . 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Pam LaBWte Muba Moore and le 10 Thome* comedian Artrauo Ha*, n arm Cronm (inlarrieet ' 04 ) BUCK ROGERS D n o t LIVING WILD the grant oflar on* a* th threatanad aramaM. 4 the Surinam tm gtet : j CD 1*1 TALES FROM THE DARKIC C A profoundly ted eoman meets and taM m lo r* e«h, ■ man i 7:30 O r® H O N D A * wATCHdea Congrwtmen SR McCorhen Re . pu tecel eneeert newer* Quet bone m true we ca i rn CD 111 teGHT GALLERY 8:00 O ® OFF BENT STROKES Ar­ nold * to*red to at* Cermeda tar hew at hndtng e cetebnty bar the •choof *char*y hind rataat |R |g ]) O AJRWOLF Hewte teeda e party ot re d a rt deep aUo the y*tgwt or Loot m aaerch ot M i longmteamg brother |A| <7 O TJ HOOKER A radio tu t thow hoar herpa Hoohar »nd a rear 10 M I d * educe program (R |q U (34) M O W Cheated T* Kd IIMOlhhcheer Came Angw OKtmton A Nee Tort paycruatrel a pracnca ie ttemmad ahar a lormer cater* becomee a tuapect m a aeitee of Meymgi ® (*0 )P R O F K U OF NATURE CD ID M O W • * » Tao Matt I t» r» | Oregory Pec* Dee A rnei Jr A gr-jped Scotamen and a young hart bread Mam kP tot a mad nd* acroaa the rugged barmw 805 11 M O W Over H IM ) fryem r Ten Herbert A . buc* driver t* meant on forcing a htgheay molanM o<1th* road 9:30 Q ® (TS TOUR MOVE Men erd I t piece batenmg fe n ce t at AAaT dumber party Ouetf Joanna Bala • a n |R) (D (M l ARTHUR C CLARKE'I MTSTEMOUS WORLD 900 o ( ] , OWUC A BREAK Na* arerna g it bom a men men lent to heed her oenadMC* (R) tl M O W Cagney * U cey |t* * U Loretta Seal tyneOeTy le d o tpngatandmg y Cat* ID Q O) O LOVE •OAT Shrbag t « WneveFy R. Gopher • ctd a*m * arpact* to many hen. a toap opera 10:00 O ® HUNTER Wet and Dee Dee b a d doom a mute a t-con (Kan Fcreel adio it determmed to murder each or the |u o n eho ertgeiedy tent hen to pnton |R| ( I t o FM0CR 0 * LOST lo v e s a bride-to-be teerchei tor her netieal mother. I veteran teeat t rw n o n anrh the eoman he e a t gong |o marry U»1 be'ora bang earn overtea t during World War II (R ig 11 (3D PtOEPENDENT NEWS (10) DOCTOR WHO (t) HAWK 8 11.00 e G D & o m o N fw s l i (34) PUTTBE ON THE UTS Songt "The Boat "Say. Say Say Orey Matter." "Beharman Rhapaody ' Cabaret" and ta g * " Judge* Stephen Brtnop Stanley Ctarta Rebecca Holden ©IDHONEYUOONCRS 1105 X I NtOHT TRACKS CMAATBU9TERS 11 :30 O ® SATUROAT NIGHT LJVt Moat Ntngo Starr Mueacal gueat Harbt* Mancoca i Rocha I |R) ( f ) a star SEARCH Gueat Me­ lon Bane (Ml ® O UFE3TVIES OF THE RICH AMO FAMOUS tn le m e w erth SoAmanda Brat a I T 0 4 ) MOVE TheW ortdtGreatM 1 Lover" (t*FT) Gene Wader. Carol Kane <B (*) MONT RED* GOLDEN ROSE POP FUTTVAL in true t« U concert In Mcntreua SwitierHnd la e tm d peHormert include Men At Wort. Pooler Srttert Bity Ocean. Kermy lo g g in t Culture Club. REO 12 :05 11 MGHT TRACKS 12:30 (Si O MOVIE B*matter GNectc* IttT I) torn* Greene RrCherd Welch (D O MOVIE Garden Ot Ev*f IlK A l Gary Cooper Sueen Hay eard 1:00 O t® > ROCKS TONIGHT I t (3S| MOVE Scon JopMT (tt( T | FMt, Ow Wilburn Art Car­ ney 1.05 11 MOHT TRACKS 1:30 CD ID MOVIE The Been From JO 000 t aihoma ' ( t »SJ | Paul Chntban Paula Raymond 2 :0 5 11 MGHT TRACKS 2 :3 0 0 ) U MOVIE A latter To Three Warw" itaaai Jeanne Cram Linde Darnel 3 00 a s (M l M O W roothghi Parade |1«U ) Jamet Cagney. Joan Won dad CD ID M O W Corruption 11WMt Patar CuaNng. Sue Lloyd SUNOAY UORMPrQ 500 1 1 134) NEWS CD 14) THE AVENGERS 6 :0 5 I I MIOMT TRACKS 8:00 (IJ O LAW AMO YOU (Tl O AQAlCLA TORE U S A t l (MIA4PACT H HEWS (D id focus 8 :3 0 O l MONEY MATTER* I I I O SPECTRUM IT O WWPCKNT ON NUTRTTION llllS S IW V OAANT 11 WORLD TOMORROW (D ID JACKSON FfVt O ill T IT Tl (D 7 :0 0 ' i r S COMPANY O ROBERT SCHULLER O mCTURi OF h e a l t h (MISEHHADEH IE M WRITTEN (D JAMES ROStSON 7 :3 0 C M HARAIONV ANO GRACE iT O ESSENCE ON TELEWION U O D l-J DANIELS U SUNDAY FUNNIES CDlDW V GRANT 1 1 0 :3 5 11 M O W A Man Caned Hgrw ItlTO ) Richard H vn *. Dame JutCtn Andarton An Enghahrwen it caplived by the Stout Indiana end treated brutady. only to w w e end become the H ade of the tube 11.00 0 l WPE3TUNO X O THIRTY M d r u m © I ten NEW TECH TIMES is; 0 ® KNtOHT MOCA The h*v apparent to • o rc u t hvet Michael KregM to go undercover and And out dho It trying to atbotag* the tamdruun buvnett (ft) Q ® O MURDER. SHE WROTE j w dca b tr e tt to Sen TrartcrtCC arh*r* to* attempt! to clear a brtdegroom-to.b* c l * nghtctob owner i PMder (R|(J ® O M O W "Th* Concord* A *, port f t " (T tTt) Atom Deton Sutan BUteTy A tenet oF aipaottva atta c t! m a lupertonM yet it tomched by * men determmed to protect Mt OM gudty weret l«)CJ O (341 BENNY HAL SHOW In tort 1 1 :3 0 Q SLACK AWARENESS O BRTTtSM OPEN GOLF 1 joined m Prog-w el Final roterd. tve bom Royer St George a m Sandmen England G3 ( tO) GOURMET COOKING AFTERNOON 1200 O ® LORNE GNEENC S NEW guard Benny tm g t Me and My Benny end HR ■ Angara Shadow . Be tea on t htawy cruttb © (TO) NATURE "Ameta The Fig Tree' Th* m afettic Tg toraet d B d u * m Central America a iw v ed © (D M O W ' Mavmg Be MW" IttT tlO a w A m a iJ r, beau fo w d ive rt* couptot dead* i natural cnedbanh ciaaa- CD o MOW Death Be Not Proud ' (TITS* A rlh o HR. Jane Ak •tender A comageoua young boy dying o l cancer obaemw the eTMcla o* Me imBaggmg op lvivu n upon tea drvcxcad perontt Tl (J4) M O W ' 1 -> (VMe UMCI George C Scott Peter O'Toom John H uw oni adaptation oI the Aral chaptert o l th * Boo* et Geneda. recounting man i creation, la*, d w n a l and ndom tabM tadh m tha hitvao © 1*0)0000 NEIGHBORS © (*) M O W The year 0* Living Dangeroualy |1M 3 i Mai Orbaon. Srgomney Waerer An Auatraeen (ownatat a B ninh ambaaay otnuei and ■ Eor awan cameraman become caught up n the tumult ol IM S mrtonaaia M t prior to th * ltd ol Subemo 1 2 :3 0 0 ® bMET THE PRESS © (*0| HEALTH MATTERS 1:00 O ® LOVE BOAT © (tO) MASTERPIECE THEATRE Tha Citadd Andrew movw la anand hndt that tome phytaiena are •ngaged • unethicel prachcee (Part l o l t0 ||R |g 11 BASEBALL Atlanta Bravea at N w Tor* M el! 1:3 0 WRESTUMO (D O 2:00 0 ® AUTO RACMQ CART M*cM> gan SOO tv * bom MuJvgan biiernehonal Speedway m Broo*iyn Mich ] O M O W Deaperttt CharacM rt 11» M| SNney MacLame. Ken­ neth Mar* A rrudibe egad Maw Yorh 3 decay ol the city I M l FVtNMG AT POPS The ■peCMl guw l. caret* atet itt centen­ nial m t concert bom tha ttapa ol Iha Lnc can Memorial M Wwrung ton a (D M O W - Three Day* O* The Condor" tttT S ) Robert Redlord. Fay* Duneeey A retaarch reader employed by mo CIA uneovera miem d ir yer.hu y M e i ab e l Ma «e■ n rta ri ara aaaaaamaiad by * Mt man eho to iw a Ham mg Mm 2.30 ® O TH M M TH EU BFL 300 (JJ o COLLEGE FOOTBALL HKtHUGHT* © (M | JETHRO AND FRMHOS A prolee oI the country duo Homer and Joewo whh a ratroapecUve ol m w caraart and peHormancea 400 (D O CBS SPORTS SUNOAY Scheduled Melon The iceman ‘ McOory ra Canoe Trufbo m a • * laremghl bout acnedMed tor 1> raunda tve bom Monaco CD O TENNM Lata Tahoe Faetird Top lerw a proa compete w ih tor tha tranvht ol cerabrw paNy reaearch IT (34) HAWAA FTVE4 ( 10) MUSIC IN TIME (D i WITCH S 4:35 11 GOODWILL GAMES PRESS CONFERENCE 500 IH3SIOAMCL BOONS 0 (M | FMNO LINE Yale In * Cleat O* 1*30 Gueeta George Carvw. er -CIA official Evan Gdbrarth U S ambwaadcr to France, profeator Robert SchoM* ( FaOura tu n and MMahctran y PuMler price einner Robert Meeem (Peter the Greet 1 attorney Jemee W Symmglon © (DIARETTA 505 U m o h chaparr al 5:30 0 ( ANYTHING FOR MONEY 8:00 M ( Il 'VOCE OF VICTORY | WORLD TOaaORROW J S C S JONES C(J4) WOODY W OOOPfCKIR ) | MS SESAME STRSTT (R) g 1ALTON SHOW 8.00 1 0 :3 0 O u r.M U P d»Ts o FACE THE NATI0M O FWST BAPTIST CHURCH (M l ALOMA CHR4A 1005 O HI0H CHAPARRAL 10 :30 (U(SS)BOSNEWHART tw o ) perentd tidneppaig |R) © I D MOHT GALLERY 1 0 :0 5 12 0 0 0 0 NEWS EVEHdaQ 8 :0 5 11 WORLD AT WAR 900 O ® MOW Prmeeat Datay (Part T ot J| 11443) Marat t Van Kemp LmdMy Wagner Baled on the beat aeaer by Juddh Arena The daughter ol a feadan preua end an American eel-m e endeavor* to overcome the tragwdra* el her patt tnd to launch t c u te r at then ede­ m a* tor a new coem etct hna (A) O CRAZY U K f A FOX Harry and Merrtaon n v w tg a ta an accantrac nneyard owner i i H a iti* Senator | claim that t apecaahe hat landed at her grapw |R) (3*1 OUdlCV |M ) MYSTERY) Rw*y Ac* Ol Rady travel* to Moacow n l i f t w in M t bund S tah* pre­ pared to u w tha mebon pound! h* brought with Mm a t part oI Ma plan to overthrow the BoNhavdi (Part T d IT )(R )q 905 31 WORLD AT WAR 1000 ® O TRAPPER JOHN. 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TU SMITE, MI F ill MtUO, YELLft CAFFEINE FREE DIET CORE 01 j CHIPPED BEEF MUELLER'S ELBOWMACARON SHAMPOO REGULAR A UNSCENTED SOFT ’N PRETTY BATH ALL COLORS TISSUE LANDGLARES WHIPPED » BUnER BREAD t i . 1*1 J* $r ft* i I �VIEW PO INT School Museum A Lesson On Sanford's Past I f I By Richard T ru ett Herald Staff W riter A century ago 11 a Mudrnt misbehaved in class hi* had to pul tils fountain pen in the Ink well located on his wooden desk, walk to the comer and sit on a stool while wtartng a dunce cap. Today> students may have a hard time imagining that scenario, but In la*e August they will have an opportunity to experience a classroom their peers of 100 years ago studied In — dunce cap included — Jus! as II was a century ago Allhough historic Sanford Grammar School has not functioned as a school since 1983. it has not la*en lying dormant and vacant. The Seminole County School Hoard in late 1984 decided to establish a "teaching museum" at ihe facility at 301 W 7ih St In Sanford. The museum Is rxpectrd to open by August this year with the downstairs sections carefully restored to original condition, Karen Coleman* a spokesman for the school board, said that a "teaching museum" Is a place :where students can learn by observing and experiencing She said Ihe facility offers a "two dimensional learning opportunity." although to museum will be open to the general public and i heir l* no admission charge The original Suniurd Grammar School was built In 1902 on land donated by Henry Shelton Sanford, founder of the city. Sanford Grammar had additions called wings added to It In 1916 and It was the first school In ihe county to have Its own lunchroom, donated by the Sanford Woman's Club Sanford Grammar was rrnatnrd the Margaret K Reynolds Building after a long-time Sanford educator In late 1984. and the museum will t)e called the Seminole County Students* Museum The school has undergone several modlflcallons since Irelng closed In 1983. It is llsled on ihe Register of National Historic Places because of Its Romanesque architecture, age. and historic significance, and boasts several famous alumni Hrallry Odham. who twice sought the gover­ norship of Florida, attended the school In the 1940s Donna lam Askew; the wife of former governor Reublu Askew, intended the school In the |950s But perhups .the most uaitonulyknown figure to attend the school was baseball announcer Red Barber, who attended In t he* y 1920s In fact. Barber's mother onre luught al the school and was Its principal for the 1923-24 school yrar. • Students and the general public will not only gel a chance to observe a turn-of-the-eentury classroom and how Sanlord grew Inlo the city It Is today by observing the walls Illicit with framed historic photos ol Sanford dating back to Ihe IHfiOs hut they will have Ihe opportunity to experience a Seminole Indian Village by way* of an realistic replica. " W e can sh o w lilm j. ol S em in o le In d ia n h is to ry and nludruls can learn from books, then we can show them how the Indians really lived." Mrs. Coleman mild. The museum will give students n better understanding of their heritage. Ken Kchols. a former student und teacher ut Sanford Grammar who later went on to become the school's principal, has Iwcn named curator or the museum He recruited two urea artists to paint Indian scenes on Ihe walls. The two urtlsis, Helen lllckry and Mary Hartwlg. employed a t, Disney World, did a spectacular Job creating llfestie renderings of Seminole Indians." Echols said AsUne walks Into the Indian Room, one notices a*llfeslze Seminole Warrior with outstretched arms. Echols said this is meant to convey a feeling of welcome to visitors The room also contains several Seminole Indian structures Including a thatched hut and Tec Prttype lodging No detail Is too small to be overlooked. In one corner, there Is an Indian stove with llsh cooking on a grill There's also a canoe that was i arved out of a tree trunk — just like the Seminole Indians used to make them. But perhaps the most striking part of Ihe museum is ihe lum-of-the-century classroom The classroom, located on the first floor of the two-story museum has been restored to Its 1902 state. Sandblasting was used to remove several layers of old paint. Then Echols had the wooden floor restored to its original lustre But It Is his attention to the minor details that Is truly remarkable, according lo Mrs. Coleman. "He has pursued this project wilh dedication and enthusiasm ." Mrs. Coleman said "Mr. Echols has a lot of contacts because he has been in Ihe county so long Also, he went to the school, and his own personal experience has proven Invaluable." she added. Through a painstaking effort In which Echols wrote to every school board tn the state, he finally located several original early 1900 style school desks In Dr Land at an antique shop These are the type not noted for their romfoft. but for their functional use. These desks have cast iron legs bolted to the floor and Ink wells built Into the desk tops. Each desk cost about $75 and has been restorrd to near-original condition. At the head of the class Is an original oak cabinet with several reproduction sets of the famous McGufTy Readers, textbooks students used 100 years ago A century old piano Is on one side ol the loom and, tn the corner lying on n siool. is a dunce cap. The cap had to be worn by students who misbehaved. The entire museum project has been funded ihiough state and federal grants The school board has paid the salaries ol Echols, a secretary and the maintenance crew. Mrs Coleman said. State and Federal agencies have contributed $23,000 thus far. Ihe state: *8 .0 0 0 and the federal government: *15.000. The school board's contribution will Ire *60.000 annually to pay for salaries. After the museum is open, corporate spunorshlps will be solicited. Jim Elliott, board spokesman said Mrs. Coleman said the entire project was the brainchild of the late Margaret K. Reynolds. According to school board records. Mrs. Reynolds ked an a n educator fo r 3 3 years — 2 7 o f those lo Seminole-CourtIy schools. She retired In June of 1971. Mrs. Reynolds died on Nov. 22. 1977, but her dream, to establish a place where Seminole county's educators would Ire honored, lives on In the Margaret K. Reynolds building "Margaret Reynolds was one .of those rare educators who made long-lasting contributions that we continue to enjoy today." Mrs. Coleman said. * In Ihe hallways of the museum arc hundreds of M«iM S a n fo rd G r a m m a r , fo p . b u ilt In 1902, h a t b e e n re n a m e d th e M a r g a r e t K . R e y n o ld 's B u ild in g and h o u s e s th e S e m in o le C o u n ty S tu d e n t M u s e u m . A t b o ttfo m , a c la s s r o o m pt< lures of Sanford and |>ortralts of Seminole County's irachrrs and educators who made lasting contributions lo the school system. St Ttmmr V!»<*»• c ir c a 1900 Is one of th e fe a tu r e s o f th e •m u s e u m . T h e ro o m Is e v e n s lo c k e d w llh M c G u ffy R e a d e rs The legendary Joseph Nathaniel Cronins, and Thomas Lawton are Jusl Iwool the pictures or the See RESTORED, page HD Spectators Lose In The Guns And Butter Game Mv uelglil>or licit Jusi had his lilih birthday. I gave him a Guns and Bui ter game. He has Item wanting one lor a long lime: I decided he was ready forll. The game Is a simple one. Il i (insists of one long rope. One player tries lo pull the rope In Hu direction of more guns. The oilier tries lo pull In ihe direction ul more huller. Guns and Butler Is designed In leach children alxim Ihe process by which the Congress grapples with the problem ol tralanclng spending lor drlensc and lor social programs By playing II. i hlldirn are (orred lo face the same hard choices tli.it must !>e i.ii cd every day hv our nation's leaders. Ben likes tanks and planes and rockets He did not hesitate tn t (loosing to represent guns lie selected his sister Misty, age three, lo pull lor huller " B u t t e r Is lor g irls.'* he explained disdainfully. "Real Imyspull for guns " Mlsiy accepted the challenge a nil cheerful determination. While Guns and Duller begins with two players II Is played In Iront of a large audience. Mem* lu rs of the audience may Join In oil ihe side with ihe l*est line. Guns and Butter is thus more a (oiliest of (KTsuasivr skills than ol brute strength While members of the au­ dience can pull lor either side, they must also pay for the result chosen. They ael as taxpayers. We got a dozen or n o kids together, and began the match. I was referee, Guns and Butler Is always played In the center of a real situation. I read a special Situa­ tion Card, which explained that Quirks VIENNA (UPI) - Bul­ g a ria n fa r m e r T o d o r lllrnlkov was u n ­ im p re s s e d w h e n res ta u ra tfllrm to ld him (h e y could m a k e 13 salads from one of his tomatoes. T h e J u m b o f t U 11 weighed In ut about 3 I t [round*, the size of un average watermelon and the season's record for Bulgaria, the official Bul­ garian news agency BTA reported. However. Hlrnikov said I t i l h is b a r k y a r d ontalocs weighed more ban I pound. 1 - 3 L _ Dollar* t (Non)Conts Timothy Trcgsjtben the Senate has adopted a hud gel ihal calls for more gonsuud less boiler, that Is more defense xpendlng und less s|M-ndlng for Social Security, while Ihe House has chosen the opposite. The situation Is now a standoff Mlsiy (lug her little heels IIrmly into the suit soil of the meadow we had chosen as a Held ot bailie. Ben dill Ihe same. I dropped a hnille ol red Ink as the slgnal lo star) The tugging begun Ben had the early advantage. DOONESBURY 7 Tomato: 13 Salads By United Pres* International 1 1 tit The tomnlo was put on display for several days beforr being cut up and restaurateurs calculated Ihe fru it had enough flesh Tor 13 salads. But those hoping to have s im ila r success wllh next year's crop by planting the seeds of Ihe giant fruit were disap­ pointed. BTA said, for the freak tomato had none. The Guinness Book of World Kecords lists the largest known tomato as one weighing 6 pounds. 8 o u n c e s , gro w n by Clarence B a ile y o f Monora. Wls . in August 1976. The ( rowd cheered as lie pulled Ins sister In ihe direr I Ion of more guns and less butler, ihr first lime It had moved dial way In years 'll lookrd as If Misty and her butter were In big trouble Suddenly, she started telling honor stories about Ihe plight ol poor people on welfare and on S im tal Security. Two members of ihe crowd, moved try her tales. |oliicd her The rope started moving toward more butter. Ili’ii struggled harder, Hr knew guns had irerii losing this game for a long lime, and was de­ termined lo reverse the trend lie slarlrd pointing out ihui welfare spending hasn't irully helped poor people Hr said Social Security benefits were far loo generous. Th«’ crowd was not Impressed, Support continued to swing to Misty lieu i hanged Iris strategy. Hr starled making Irrrlrv.mi comparisons of Sovlcl and Amcr lean spending on guns, arguing that we have a duty In spend at trust as much on guns as the Russians. The crowd responded Three children ran Iminedtatrly to tils side. They pulled wllh all llirlr strength. Mlsiy countered wllh tales ot waste In military spend tug Four children pilned her. Ben presented a lurid expose ol welfare cheats bringing the remaining three children to him A standoff seemed certain Suddenly, a special feature ol ihr G uiis and liuitrr rope started to work The rtqie pulled In both directions al once II moved In Ihe direction of more guns at the same time It moved In the direction of more huller. " I w o n !” B en s h o u te d i xcltedly. i won! Misty shouted, with equal enthusiasm Wall a minute," lien said crossly "It I gel more guns, and Mlsiy gels more huller thru who loses?” We lurned lo the rnendrers of our audience. Exhausted, they were Ix-gliming lo realize whul they had done, Caught up In the debate over the merits ul guns vs butter, they had forgoiirn one small consideration; the cost, As often hup|M-iiH in Guns and Boiler, ibis oversight was fata) Il allowed the proponents of more guns lo win li allowed Ihe propounds of more Imtirr lo win, The audience forced lo pay lor troth, lost again ( T im o th y 7'rcgurl/ic/i wefn m iri (hr opporfun/l)' lo co/re s/xind wllh readers IV'rilc film al th e Evening H c r u lill by Garry Trudeau �Evening Herald (USPS 48M I 0 ) 300 N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD, FLA 32771 Area Code 303-322-2611 or 8 3 1-9993 Sunday, J u ly 21, 1985 — 2D Wayne D. Doyla, Poblithsr Thoms* Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkim, A d v e rtin g Director Home Delivery; Week. 81 IO. Monlb. 84 73; 3 Month*, $14 23. 6 Month*. 827 00. Year. 851 OO By Mall Week. 8 1 30 Month. 80 00; 3 M onth*. 8 IB 00.6 Month* 832 50 Year. 860 00 S o m e th in g T h e F o r C h ild r e n Tuesday the Seminole County Commission will have an opportunity to take a Riant leap forward In the Interest of the less fortunate — through no fault of their own — homeless young people In the county. Tuesday’s the night a group of concerned rltlzens will ask the commission to give Its stamp of approval allowing them to build a group home In the Atlamonte Springs area under the auspices of the CHARLEE program (Children Have All Rights: Legal. Educational. Emotional.) The county’s board of adjustment hns already approved the special exception the CHARLEE people need to get the project off the ground. The county commission should give Its approval as well. In a nutshell, there ure too many children of all ngrs In the United States. Seminole County's no exception, who. for one reason or another, have nowhere to live except in one foster home after another. Or, In some Juvenile detention center where they really get an edcucatlon. They learn to cheat. He. steal, and otherw ise become less than desirable citizens in the future. Ask circuit Judges Kenneth M. LeWer and S. Joseph Davis Jr,, both strong supporters of the CHARLEE concept. They'll tell you (|ulckly that there must be a belter choice In dealing with these young people ugalnst whom fate has dealt a grossly unfair blow. The Judges have met them countless times In their capacity as officers of the court, whether as Judges or ns lawyers. These children might come before the bench only because they're minors and the product of a broken home, or a home where both parents have died, or whatever, but who themselves have committed no crime or offense. In any case, those children now huve to be sent to foster homes, not necessarily the best environment In which to develop: or to an institution — definitely not conducive to emotional and Intellectual growth. So. here comes CHARLEE. ready to put up a group home to provide ut least six of those children with a stable environment on a long-term lauds and one that more closely resembles mnlnstream living. There, the children will be cared for. given proper direction In their lives and ultimately leave to fend for themselves us honest, contributing members of the community. Whul more could we ask? Nothing N rlthrr should die county commission Tuesday. A simple "yes" vote will do. Coke's Climb Dow n Every now and then, the Little People win a big one, and wheri the victory Is over thr mighty Coca-Cola Co.. It's sweet Indeed, you might say. Doing uwuy with the old Coke — (lie one with thut special bite (hat America has known and loved lor 99 years — proved to be I (hi much for loo many devotees, as the company finally acknowledged ufter a na­ tionwide outpouring of rage. It Just proves what polltleul revolutionaries have alwuys known: A hard core of dis­ ciplined activists — in this case, your basic Coke uddlcts (not to lie confused with coke addicts. If you pleuse) — can ’ move the masses. And In this case, they succeeded In m o vin g the Coca-Cola executives w ho thought they had dlvlnrd a popular prefer­ ence for u swrrlcr and smoother Coke. To their dismay. 59 percent of those questioned In one survey who had tastrd both versions preferred the original Worse, many thought the new Coke lusted like, of all things. PEI*SI! The irony of Coca-Cola's hasty retreat Irom what might huve become the greatest com­ mercial debacle since the Edsel Is that It may yrt strengthen the company In lighting olf the challenge for sides leadership hy Pepsi, whose gloating may be premature. The amount of free publicity Coca-Cola repealed from Its controversial change is Incalculable. And by keeping Ihc new Coke while bringing l>ack whut now will be railed Coca-Cola Classic. Ii keeps Itself In the s|>otlight a little longer and adds unothrr product to an ever more diversified sofl-drlnk market. One Is even tempted to suggest they may have planned It this way. but surely they're not that smart ... are they? BERRY'S WORLD * * t # / * * / 9 <f 9 DICK WIST H o w T h e S o u th WASHINGTON (UP!) - The commercial cola struggle between Coke and Pepsi has been likened to the War Between the States. Informed the Coca-Cola Co. of Atlanta was bringing back the original formula It abandoned three m onths ago. but was keeping the replacement on the market as well, a Chicago consumer advocate remarked. "It's almost Machiavellian. If the South had had leadership like this, it might have won the Civil War.'* I suppose the negative reaction of some old Coke heads toward the new formula Is reminis­ cent of thr War of Rebellion. But that Is as far as I wish to carry the analogy. For further comparisons, we take you now to the field headquarters of Gen. Robert E. Lee, supreme commander of the Confederate States of Amerlra forces. An orderly enters the tent, salutes and says. "Suh. here's a dispatch from President Jefferson Davis.” Lee returns the salute, accepts the com­ munication and reads it forthwith. "Suffering Shiloh!' he exclaims, blanching. "I'm being replaced by a soft drink executive M ig h t H a v e W o n from Georgia." We take you now to the headquarters tent of Gen. Stonewall Machlavelll. Southern com­ mander at Gettysburg. "Su h, why don't we try a direct attack on the Union position through this corn field?'' sug­ gests an aide, pointing to a map. "Never." Machlavelll replies resolutely. “That might be the right way to do it. but It would be wrong. I'm following the course recommended for ground assaults at my alma mater, good ol' Carbonatlon Tech.” "You mean ..." gasps the aide. "Y es." the general confirms. "I'm ordering a change In Ihe color of half of our army's battle dress. Whereas our boys have always gone Into combat wearing gray, half of'em will henceforth be clad in olive drab." "Bless yo' heart. Suh.” says the aide, a West Point graduate. "That's nothing short of un­ scrupulously cunning." Meanwhile, behind Union lines at Gettysburg Ihe Yankee battlefield commanders pass along the latest word from Washington: "Don't fire until vou see the gray of their uniforms " WILLIAM RUSHER M a k in g Crack In Racism J u s t A O f The A m erican antl-apartheld m ovem ent, which sprang Inlo prominence with active civil dis­ obedience last Thanksgiving eve. can now list some real successes. It hns mobilized American public opinion and brought American Hupjxirt of Ihe while-supremacist government of South Africa Into public consciousness. And the cities of: Davis, Sun Francisco, Santa Cruz. Stockton, Berkeley and Oakland, C alif.; Amherst. Carnhrldgr and Boston. Mass ; Burlington. Vt.; Charlot­ tesville. Vn ; East Lansing and C.runil Raplda. Mich.; Newark anti Atl.mllr City. N.J.; New Orleans; Hartford. Conn.; MarJIson. Wls.; Miami; New York: Philadelphia: P 111 s t>u r g h : R ic h m o n d . V a .; Wilmington. f»cl ; and Youngstown. Ohio. Similar legislation on the federal level enjoys more support today Ilian ever Ix-fore I n i r r nu t lonu I ant l-a par I hr id groups ate mobilizing In West Germany and England, preparing to light lnveslrnrnl In South Africa by their countries to replace any Amer­ ican withdrawal. But whut effort. If any. has the movement had on South African whites, who hold absolute jKJwer over 72 |>ercciit of the population? Something close to panic seems to have settled on the apartheid state. In March, thr Pretoria govern­ ment created u special government |x>st In tire Department of Foreign Affairs to drul with divestment: Mark Burgher, u Foreign Affairs o fficial, was sent around the country to "hold u series of meet­ ings wllli businessmen to prepare them for (lie siiock of further American divestment." South Africa's American business co m m u n ity h as form erly a n ­ nounced Its opposition to upurtheld Ironically, it now fairs irlllrism from some South African activists of both races who Insist that American business participation In tile antiapartheid struggle Is too late W a h Somewhat later, a phalanx of Southern soldiers wearing drab appears on the horizon. True to their order*, the Yankee riflemen wllhhold their fire. They are quickly overrun and the victorious Rebels move on to capture Baltimore and eventually the North capital Itself. At Ihe surrender cerem ony, how ever. Machlavelll Is less than magnanimous "I suppose you will want the men to keep their horses, general, as they will need them for spring plowing." an aide says. "Horses-smorses." scoffs Machlavelll. He calls for an old envelope and scribbles a few words on the back. "No anny can long endure halt gray and half olive drab.” he has written. Machlavelll turns his eyes eastward toward the Shenandoah Valley and Lake Michigan. "We must march to Chicago and overthrow any last pockets of resistance. Then we can all dress alike again I'll leave It to your Imagination to Invent a color the combined American army can adopt. JULIAN BOND It has revitalized political support for some sort of sanctions against Snulh Africa, and demonstrated thut u considerable body of Ameri­ cans In both political parties oppose Ihe Reagan administration's policy of "constructive engagement." Already, some kind of divestiture legislation has been passed by the s ta te s of: C o n n e ctic u t. Iow a. Maryland. Massachusetts. Michigan. Nebraska and Wisconsin. T h e RUSTY BROWN T a k in g H e a l t h ie r There arc 30.000 women In this country enlisted in the Army of the Tooth Fairy. They will travel Ihe back roads and dirt roads of remote ureas. H lo pp lng ut s m a ll, r u r a l . nr hoots to save (Tie lee lit o f 'm illio n s of children, for whom a trip to the drnllsl Is as likely as a (light to Disneyland. They will Invade nursing homes to help the elderly fight off gum disease — a scourge of 65 percent uf Hie udult population. They will work the magic of tooth-decay prevention In campus clinics, hospi­ tals. prisons and Industrial plants — and even visit the horn ebon ml. Finally, they envision the day they will hang out shingles In hustling shopping renters and vast office complexes. Consumers will lilt- In to have their teeth cleaned and X-rayed, their gums checked and. when necessary, be referred to a dentist for more extensive treat­ ment Yes. this Is I lie plan of the country's denial hygienists, who are determined to break through the legislative and sexist roadblocks ilia i stymie the scope of I heir activities. Then they can reach out to the 58 percent of the American |M>pulallnn — 126 million people — who aren't getting regular dental care, It all makes sense to mr Denial hygienists, who are 99 percent (rmulr. are licensed health pro­ fessionals who have Ix-rn educated In microbiology, chemistry, pathol­ ogy. anatomy und physiology at schools accredited hy the American Denial Association Yel. In many sla tes, dcntulprucllre acts prevent Ihrm (rom practicing Ihc extent of Ihrlr train­ B ite ing. Stale boards of dentistry often require the presence of a dentist while they work, and most of the women consider this demeaning and unneresaary. "W r ure one of the few health professional* under thr regulation of oilier professionals." says Nancy Cooper, seeond vice president of the A m erica n D ental H y g ie n ists ' Association. "Wc are as capable of licensing and regulating ourselves as are nurses and physlcu! thera­ pists." Many dentists agree. Dr. F’cler Hurst, chairman of Northwestern Memorial Hospital's Department of Dentistry In Chicago, has said: "I think dental hygienists are welltrained ami grossly under-utilized. Their role must be Increased In order to remove the barriers to care." H y g ien ists feel p a rtic u la rly frustrated when they aren't allowed access to patients In areas where dentists are unwilling or unable to practice. In New Mexico, (or example, thousands uf rural children lost access to a cavity-prevention pro­ gram two years ago when the state Ixtard of dentistry abruptly required that dentists give "on-site." direct supervision. There was neither the maii|X)wer nor the money tu meet this requirement. But this spring, the legislature reversed the ruling — alter active lobbying by New Mexico Uentul hygienists. Now thr (oolh fairies are hack In business, touring the countryside and applying plastic sealants to (he teeth of second und sixth graders (Sealants prevent food and bacteria from getting Into thr teeth and arr effective for several years.) W o r d T h a n k s On behalf of all us New Yorkers who pay city, slate and federal Income taxes. I want to thank you folks out there In (he boonles who don't have any city or state taxes to pay yourselves but who let us deduct ours from our gross Income Irefore calculating Ihc federal bite. Thai means that we pay less federal taxes than we otherwise would, and you pay more. As I say. that's real sweet of you. To lx- sure. New Yorkers wouldn't have any state or city Income taxes to pay if our stale legislature and City Council hadn't passed laws to that effect, * But. as Gov. Mario Cuomo and other New York politicians have pointed out. we New Yorkers like to think we arc more sensitive to human needs than Ihe average yokel, so It's only fair that we should have bigger welfare costs than (say) Mlssllucky. After all. a lot of politicians have made It to Albany or to Manhattan's city hall by b rag g in g about how co m ­ passionate they are. and once there each one of them has to do something to Justify his election. It all adds up. I honestly don't know how we could have afforded all that com|>asslon without you. Then too. you have to realize that — leaving our higher compassion aside — there really arc more poor folks In New York than In the average slate In the Barn Belt. Not long ago somebody calculated that one out of every seven people In New York City was on welfare, aiul you don't pay for that kind of m a g n a n im ity with M onopoly money. Wc obviously couldn't af­ ford to shoulder the rntlre burden ourselves, so It was only fair for your congressmen out In Podunk and Peoria to let us spread the suffering around a lit lie Ju st as Tip O'Neill undoubtedly predicted lo any Democrat who protested, noIxwly noticed. I'll grant you that we New Yorkers are not exactly blameless In the matter of our large numbers of poor. Way hack before World War 11. Mayor Florcllo LaGuardla and Congressman Vito Marcantonlo hit on the Inspired Idea of hauling a substantial portion of the popula­ tion of Puerto Rico Iwhich was U.S, territory and thus Immune to Im­ migration control) up lo New York C’liy to voir for them and their pals Welfare payments In New York were set high enough to attract many Impoverished Puerto Ricans the way honey attracts files. Then the Invasion began — on those cheap overnight Constellations that airline employees tell me were dubbed "the Roach Coach.” JACK ANDERSON FBI Admits It Botched Donovan Case J a c k A n d e rs o n And Joseph Spear WASHINGTON - The FBI. In an Internal review, has acknowledged "certain manage merit deficiencies and Inattention to detail" in Its b a ck g ro u n d In v e s tig a tio n of Raymond Donovan, following his nominal Ion as secretary of Labor. T h ai's un under statement of classic proportions. The FBI was told curly In January 1981 — beforr Donovan’s eonllrmutton hearings — that thr New Jersey contractor. "Is supposed to have been Introduced to Genovese (crime family) capos,'" This star­ tling tidbit came Irom an un derw orld In lorm u n t and w as (hillbilly passed on to FBI head­ quarters in Washington. Obviously. If the informant's tip was Irue. the Srnalr Labor Com­ muter should have been told about II And Ihe trust the FBI could have 'done was try to ascertain the accuracy of the accusation Yel Ih e agent w h o h a d heard the lip w a s told hy h ts superiors not lo pursue ihe matter Thr reason, aceorrilng to a hurrau spokesman, was that thr Informant, Michael Orlando, had been accused of being " uncontrollable" and the agent had hern ordered months earlier lo break off contact with hint. This bureaucratic nicety pre­ vailed. despite Orlando's track re­ cord of reliability In many earlier Investigations. In fact, knowledge of Orlando's reliability extended lo Ihe very top: FBI Director William Webster. Yet nothing was done to develop ihc Information, and the Scnutr was never told about Or­ landos Information. In June 1981, four months after Dunovun was confirmed. Wclwlcr asked the agent who "fa n " Orlando. Lawrence Sweeney, lo tell him what hr knew ubout the informant. Sweeney responded with u 26 page letter on "SmlUy." as Orlando was called In bureau communications. Our associate Tony Capacrlo ob­ tained a copy of the letter. "Sm ltty Is widely accepted in organlzrd-crlme circles and has acted as a courier of sensitive criminal Information between the five Nrw York families, as well as organizations In Miami. New Or­ leans. Philadelphia. Atlantic City, Buffalo and Montreal." Sweeney wrote. "While acting as an Informant (since 19771. Smltty was generally regardrd by Organized Crime agents aa one n( the most pro­ d u ctiv e sources In Ihe F B I ." Wetxuer was told Among Orlando s 10 "most nota­ ble accom plishm ents." Sweeney listed his Identification of “ the principals of a new 'French Con­ nection' heroin operation us well as numerous other multl-kllo heroin deals In the U.S." Webster was also (old that Or­ lando "Identified the murderers In more than 20 separate ogontzed- crime homicides since 1977.'* and furnished details on the 1979 gangland slaying of mob boss Carmine Galante, Sweeney then told Webster that Orlando "volunteered Information concerning personal knowledge he had of Donovan's alleged strong ties and prior clandestine meetings with various Genovese family figures.'' Orlando also indicated, Sweeney wrote, "that If directed._he would be willing to attempt lo develop further In fo rm ation co n cern in g th ese allegations." Sweeney passed this offer along to his superiors. "I received no re­ sponse to this offer." he told Webster. A m o n th a fte r r e c e iv in g Sweeney s letter, the FBI director wrote lo Sens. Orrtn Hatch. R-Utah. und Edward Kennedy. D-Mass.. giving tfirm previously withheld d e ta ils of alleg atio n s a g a in st Donovan. He did not tell the senators about Orlando. i i . I �O P IN IO N Sturm Finds La D iffe re n c e In Paris By Donna Estes Herald Staff W riter S e m in o le County C o m m issio n * halrman Ikib Slurm. armed with personal experience about France’s lighi rail system. Is bark at work In his ( ouniv Services Building office afler a much-united (rip in Paris with Orange counllans examining lhat method of moving people and Its |iosNlblll(irs for helping solve (raffle problems In Ihe Seminole-Orange area I he expenses for Ihe Slurm trip did noi come from Seminole County cof­ fers The Greater Seminole County < It.milx-i of Commerce in Ahamontc Springs paid the bill While in ihe French capital. Slurm was able to squeeze out some tourist time m heiween train rides and meet­ ings with French officials Among those on the trip was lormrr County Ad­ ministrator Roger Nelswrndcr. The French rolled oui the red carpet, Slurm says treating Ihe Ceniral Flori­ dians like important dignitaries at dinners and such and meetings with ibis minister and that. h was certainly dllfemu from home. While walking down die sirerl one day he nolcd a car screeching lo a hall and •diree men. obviously police officers. roughed up a pedestrian demanded lo - see die man's passport before they sped away He said he asked someone If this ts a usual happening and was to ld (hat French policemen are sometimes con­ sidered "brutal.” Oil Ihe way lo a Hireling with various ministers one day. he and Nclswcnder runiced ihe large number of Army men lining the way lo the palace, all oj them armed with Thompson sub-machine guns Thru l here was ihe day when a Frenchman accompanying him got pinched on Ihe bottom as he and Sturm The man was so angry he shoved one person In the audience out of his way. Roger Perm, chairman of the ad* Parties & justmcnls board. In his usual calm fashion, captured the audience's atten­ Politics tion quickly with a rap of the gavel and the unidentified man quickly slalked Donna Estes away. So. If you should recognize Perra. Mike Hattaway. Danny Drown. Dr Jim were walking along tin Chump* ‘U Hickman or Alan Robinson of the Elysecs. adjustments board somewhere some­ Hut beautiful things that can only be time. tell them you appreciate their seen In Purls were enjoyed like Noire service. The same goes for Planning Dame Cathedral and a showing of more and Zoning numbers, Mike Davis, Sue than 100 Renoir paintings. Lewis. Dot Meadors. Jim Weinberg, No! a connoisseur of French cuisine, Alda Rowe. Harry Hagle and Bob Levy. the commission chairman most cn In August, the adjustments hoard joyed the hamburger he got at a Paris thirger King. 'Almosi as good as at plans to begin meeting at 6 pan lo see home." tie declared. Other than the II they can get out at a reasonable hour. hamburger he said the best food was on Saturday night state Rep and Mrs the airplane going to France As for the rail system. Sturm says he Hobby Dram ley and Seminole County will give his opinion In a formal report GOP boss Jim Weinberg and fils wife h o s ird a reception honoring Tampa to the county commission soon. Mayor Dob Martinez, candidate for the It takes a lot of true dedication for Republican nomination for governor In cltl/rns to serve on county boards. The the 1980 elections al the Weinberg ride rather than the exception for at borne In Wlngrirld Reserve least two county boards — Planning Brantley isn't letting yet whether the and Zoning Commission amt the Hoard rumor that he will he Martinez's of Adjustment — are late meetings, no running mate Is true. The scenario goes pay and little. If any. thanks on dial when Brantley runs for lieute­ At both boards' monthly meetings it nant governor. Storm will run for is not unusual for the members to burn Brantley** legislative scut and Lake the midnight oil and oft lines to slay In Mary Mayor Dick Fess will run for session unlll the wee hours of the Sturm s commission seal morning, listening to citizen* discuss some special approval and sometime County Commissioner Bill KlrchhofT taking verbal abuse from uppllcani* was one of lhe rounly's happier Coca who don't get what ihey want Cola loyalists when the announcement At last week's Ik yard of Adjustment came that Ihe traditional coke Is meeting, the member* got called i omliig track as Coca Cola Classic. stupid Jerks'* by a companion ofoneol During the c risis when (he old* i he applicants as he sioni|>ed out of the fashioned Coke was not available. mceiing room seething from a decision. KlrehholT could be seen In the County Taking Care Services Building carrying a Pepsi hid behind a plain brown wrapper. He pumped quarters Into the soil drink machine al the county building iwicr when he heard rumors that cans of not the new but rather Ids old favorite got Into the machine somehow He wax disappointed both limes Meanwhile, the household of Com­ missioner Sandra Glenn has a new pci Her son Denny, a Lyman High School athlete, has acquired a skunk named Ember Le Pcu, Ember Joins Midnight, ihe dog. and Blackle. dir u i on Denny s pet roster Oh yes. Ember's drsrentrd Despite all the space al the County Services Building. It seems to be under continual renovation to add more or rearrange It The latcsl renovation Is to expand County Administrator Ken Hooper's office on the third floor I he expansion Is lo provide spat e for ihe y e t-to -b e hired e x p ressw a y authority director and the person whose main task will be lo urqulrr rlghts of way for all the roads die county plans to Improve durum die next year, The Central Florida Chapter of Ihe American Red Cross Is noting Its llrst anniversary of operating die surplus loot! distribution program for die dis advantaged In Seminole County Jenny Penny, who ts running the program, said dial during the year some 318 tons of food have been given lo the needy. She has high praise for all those (K-rsons win have volunteered to help out In the distribution and has a special non ol appreciation to the Altamonte Springs Community Church lor pro­ viding a distribution site since die Ix-glnnlng OUR READERS WRITE Mis-Trust Good Site For Zoo As Ihe Congress si niggles lo. unite thr Gordian Knot of what lo do about Social Security, you here nothing of ihe Social Security Trust Fund. I» there slid a Inrst fund and If so how much Is In ll today? The Iasi I heard on this was there was $50 billion In ll; that Is there were iMinds (pieces of paper, drawing Intere s l a t 6 percent and that more pieces 1 vc listened for twenty years about Orlando wanting our zoo. I don l think Orlando wants die zoo. as had as someone here In Sanford wants to lake II away from die |>rop!r who love die zoo They movrd the animals so lar oul Ol lown dial our senior citizens who had u place lo go every day when It was where the City flail silts now that iliey can't walk loll and moat of them have no cars lo drive lo see their favorite animals. And even If Ihey could diey don't have hardly enough m oney for themselves and can'l pay the price Ihey charge II was a free zoo when II was downtown. I've wondered for years why It couldn't t>e pul ai lllg Tree Park and a nice concession stand restaurant lx(mi on |l) S. Highway) 1 7 9 2 to support the zoo I know what a good concession can do ll would lake care ol hall ol Ihe expense of the zoo food and sal.tries Seminole County owns most ol die land there. I'm sure I )rungc County might even help move II there ll would gel people off of 1-4 on their way lo Dtsnry World Insird of missing tnosi of the business districts In t>ndi counties. The city bus makes regular trips dial way maybe go dial lar so our rcdrrd citizens could have a place lo go and enjoy Ihepiselves for hours. I know first hand how much children and older people enjoy animals as I do I run the zoo from 1953-1972 and loved every minute of ll Often almost 13 years Ihere ts of p ap er I think it means we’ll still be broke, but it will be a lot simpierto -figure itou+.f. never a day I don't think hack lo hoping and praying they would some day have the best zoo anyone could have for Ihe comfort and happiness ol every animal A natural surrounding If New York can why can’t we? A zoo should Ik- free for children. Adolts could |iay a reasonable amount Please some one give a thought to our beautiful Big Ire. Park dial most people never sec but with the combination of the zoo ft would be famous Wilma Hood Sim ford True Beauty Stadiums are like Ihe dies the man on television bilks about — 'They Ain't Pretty’. What makes a stadium bcautllul are dir ciowds of funs rhrrrlng on the young players on the Held, regardless ol dir sport Thai Is irur lieauly. A few polled geraniums won't help ll is die Inner spirit dial counts. Sanford has it Robert B. Daehn Sanford w e re Is s u e d In t h e T ru st Fund and Ihe money collected was tiring pul Into die General Fund to llnanee the “Legal Plunder*' o f the taxpayer. As It Is wr have lo pay more taxes lo redrem I hear* binds, so Ihe money can be used to juiy Social Security. Thus we are taxed twice for our. so-callrd — social security. 1 would suggest lo Congress and the jieopte that "The Sword ol Trulh'' be used to unlit- tills Gordian Kooi and reveal lo Ihe people Jus! Exactly What Is The Situation Concerning The Fund? And Instead ol Issuing binds for the moneys lor (he Trust Fund, lhat Is, ll dir motley Is not Ixing spent as last as It comes III. that these moneys be Invested In the GNMA (Government National Mortgage Assn | Thus these moneys would bring 11 percent al present. In lo the Trust Fund Instead ol taxpayer* having to pay oul another t> jx-rccnt of ilicit hurd earned money. By so Investing the money ll would only take 6 years lo double Ihe amount of money Invested, thus helping the homeowner who has a government mortgagr and Ihe Social Security Trust Fund D " Jim ” Crowe Sanford Cheryl Je n se n Useful Books Stacking Up A whole pile of books has been stacking up watting for review. Many a r e A ARP I n fo r m a t io n B o o k s , published by Ihe American Association ol Retired Persons and Scoti. Foresman and C o . and distributed by Farrar. 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There are exercises for saving "gcxKlbye," practical informa­ tion on business mailers and rrsourrrs in cuntact for furl tier help. The subllllr Is "(And For Rrlatlvrs and Friends Who Want lo Understand)” : ll really Is. • Alone — N ot L o n e ly : Independent /.fling fo r W om en O ve r HO by Jane Sesktli; $d 95, This biok Is for any woman who Is alone — whether never marrlrd. divorced or widowed — and over 50. S p e d lic anecdotes from women's stories are offered Ihroughout lo demonstrate how others have made real changes lhat enable them lo do more than fust simply cope. • K re p liifl O ut o l C rim e 's Way The H ru i'llcal Guide lo r People Over 50 by .1 E Pcrslco wiili George Sunderland; $»i 95 To me. Ihe l*e»l parts of fills honk arc those on con artists and swindles, medical quuckrry, and mall and consumer fraud And ibrsr may be Ihe rtiosi valuable lor the older person Because ihe authors tell us that, while •■loggings, burglaries and rohbcrle* get Ihe headlines, con schemes cost older |H-np|r twice as much money as these Hirer other crimes combined II you can’l lliul these bulks al your bmksiorr. ask Ihe bsiksiorr lo order them What Newspapers Across The Nation Are Saying Federal Lottery Could Chip Away At Deficit United Press In ternation al M anchester (N.H.) Union Leader A long and often h e a le d d ebale over establishing a national lottery with thr proerrds applied lo thr federal dcbl Invariably presupposes ctimpclillnn with existing slate loilrrlrs. Thai does not have lo lx* the case First and forrmosl. a federal lottery should gmrrair the maximum amount of profit for application lo the federal debt. No one is forced lo play, but those who want to lake a chance can do so with minimal effort and cx|Mitsc It would be. without question, a “sin lax.” but one with the best of all purposes. No sane person today cun argue lhal thr monumental federal debt isn'i a source of gcnlune concern — and an area of concern Congress and. Indeed, thr White House, are doing lar too little about. A national lottery al least can b-gln chipping away al Ihe debt and Its awrsome expense to thr nation's c i t i z e n s This Is a it idea whose- time inos I definitely has come A tlanta Constitution There have been m om ents when David Stockman. loo. fell In with the wont of the Reagan crowd, the Let Ihem eal ketchup" wing Hut lit the main. President Reagan's budget director ha* stuck lo his ledgers, and when he has. he has given often sound advice, lately ignored almosi as much by his boss os ll curlier was Ignored by the Congress... With August nigh and the While House and Congress still unable in work oul a common sense budget. Stockman's announced resignation can b- suspected ot tieliig compounded as much of hopelessness In Washington as ol opportunity on Wall Si reel.... The biidgrl director has coiiilnurd lo urge spending restraint on a reluctant Congress, but lie also lias recognized lhal much of lhal restraint must be In delrnse spending and hr bus committed the heresy of noticing lhal no major inroad can lie made Into ihe deficit without a lax Increase The New York Times First Ihe assassin s bullets, then thr shadow of cancer Prestdenl Reagan has defied both grim threats with good fortune and remarkable M -rrn tiy . No ma)or operation on an elderly pal lent can be assumed free of risk, but Mr Reagan seems In be recovering rapidly. Ills doctors believe ihere Is an cxrcllenl chance Dial Ihe president is completely cured ... That's excellent news for him and for the nation. The Reagan While House (his lime avoided Ihe confusion of authority In (he houis after ihe 198) assassination atlrmpi No Secrrlary of Stale misleadingly proclaimed himself In charge ... The pp-sidcnt transferred hi* powers in Vice I'nsidcnt Bush and reclaimed them on recovery later the same day.... His rrcovrrv will no doubl interfere with hli plans to lead Congress toward a major deficit reduction and lax relorm. But the President had already scheduled a three-week vacation In August al his ranch He should be well recovered lo keep his dale with the Soviet Leader. Mikhail Gorbachev, In November The Dallas Morning News The Reagan administration tried lo give Ihe U S delegation to Ihe U.N. World Forum on Women a good briefing on what to expect this month In Kenya. Like mosl U.N. confabs nowadays, this forum Is normally an excuse for ihe delegates from around the world lo labaste ihe United Slates on the taxpayers’ tab. This year's evcnl promises lo be no exception. Right off the bat. hundreds of women delegate* gathered at a “peace tcnl" In Nairobi to protest the naming of Maureen Reagan as head of the American delegation. In fact. Ms Rrugan’s appointment Is a sign of the Intention of the administration to give ihe forum more than perfunctory attention. She Is not only the president's daughter, but a poised and srrappy political Inflghter herself — skills that should coine In handy at the Nairobi festival of rhetoric. A sain pie of wha t she's up agalnsl. The apparent nostras at the peace tent was Angela Davis, who declared lhal Maureen Reagan "does not represent Ihe masses of people In Ihe United Stales." ... The masses ol people In the United S la te s lhal ihr Marxist Ms. Davis represents could bo comfortably contained In Ihe corner boot)) al your local last food restaurant. D etroit Free P ress wherrver Ihe IGrncrul Motors Saturn) complex end* up. Ihe counify as a whole will benefit Irum al least one aspect of Ihe enterprise ihe labor agreement The building of the Saturn Is envisioned by GM and UAW oHIrlals alike us a broad social experiment not only to build cars more i lieu ply and elflrlrnlly but to break down the decades long adversarial relationship between management und labor. GM wants to makr Saturn absolutely coolcompetiuve with Ihr Japanese curs thut are claiming an Increasing share of the domestic uuto market and despite thr dissidents amid the rank and file, there exists Ihe possibility of a happy agreement Worker* would t>r salaried al some 20 perrrni below Ihr going hourly wage, bul Incentives and bonuses could easily make up Ihe difference ... Moreover, workers would enjoy considerable participation In derisions not only about ihelr own work lives bul about how the product should be built. . Workers who are given a say In how the workplace Is run and Ihe produrl la bulll are more likely to lake an Interest In Ihe mailer and. In lurn. the product Is more likely lo be belter In l lie end. �<r •- * # / r » Methodist M V IN T H O IY i n v t n t i i i cwunch The Church... f * 4l* a I f , IK f t M i a II M tm h W 1M h n k i m l Assembly Of Cod r m i m iim f or coo Cd IT ta C U a J J ! 1777 D # v K ( « M « w «h» . m e tA c t M T N 0041T APrfHT BhO. B fa a ta . i t a 1 O a.ar B IS a a C V a n * ta k a a l IB M a m ta a n k a S a n a a VM * a Y w tt la k a w W IB M a a Taat 4*1 Otata V tW p karaarp fra a ita N Tar N i * * * * * * * * ...THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, Adventist m » Sunday, July 11. itlS 4 0 — Evontng Htrold, Sanford, FI. 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( , . | . . . a l C ta n L Car a C * t,a a t« B M _ . . P |p tataaa ta ta TtaOtp O f [ M ' S B aa W O a (a * M C ta ta i I I I * I f a _ M l a t ta a a C ta ta i I f a x . tw a . e w a i T a a t ......... ..... H U ■ IM M aw �RELIGION Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI, Briefly C entral Baptist G roup Plans Mission Trip To N e w Jersey t cntral Baptist Church of Sanford will send a ({roup of youn({ (x*oplc and adults on a 10-dav mission tour to Mays Landing. N-J.. leaving Sanford on July 25. The purpose of the trip Is to conduct Backyard Bible Clubs and do survey work In the Mays Landing area. The group will also be a part of the service ronstllullng the Mays Landing Baptist Chapel as a rhurch on July 28 Central Baptist Church has worked with the people In Mays Landing for the last three years to help them form a church Those going are Karenl Atkinson. Lori Earnest. Lisa McIntosh. Stephanie Settle. Matt Allen. Doug Atkinson Jr.. Erik Luce. Robert Miller, Scon Williams, Marvin Smlih. Elizabeth Ritchey, Chris Ritchey, and the Rev. Freddie Smith, pastor A rth u r Blessitt To Speak Arthur Blessitt, the man who carried a wooden cross around ihe world, will be preaching three times Sunday morning at the H a.m . 9:30 and 10:55 am . servlres at the First Baptist Church. Winter Park Through wars, deserts, jungles, the unconventional Baptist minister has walked over 21.000 miles c arrying his 12 foot cross through 71 countries and six continents. This modern day pilgrim has faced a firing squad. I>een In jail 20 times, fasled 40 days, ran for president of the United States, and walked with 70.000 people across Poland. Blessitt, who has visited Seminote County and spoken here on several occasions, has Just released a new book. A rth u r, a P ilg rim , He has been on all major news networks Billy Graham has walked with him. Pope John Paul II welcomed him to Beirut and he has slept In Prime Minister Begin s house In Israel, but he says Ills greatest welcome has been from the |masses of common people on the roadsides of the world S u n d a y . J u ly 5 L IH S -S D /n Church Cases High Court Strikes Balance By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion W riter "it was the year of religion al the U.S. Supreme Court." according to Stun Haatey. longtime court watcher for the Bapllst Joint Committee on Public AITalrs. "Suprtsingly." he adds. "It was also the vear of ihe big comeback for separation of church and sta|r " Most church state analysts agree with Hasley’s conclusions, arguing that alter what appeared to Ik- a radical undermining last term of the principle of separation, the high court moved In Its just-ended term toward sinking a balancr on church state mailers. "The most striking feature of the 1984-85 term Is what did not happen," according to the American Civil Liberties Union. "Most significantly, the court did not undermine the separation of church and slate. Reject­ ing ihe Reagan administration's invitation in permit the state to "accommodate religious Impulses, the court, tn four historic cases ... reaffirmed our Constitution's In­ sistence on strict ncutralliy In religious matters." "In a world beset by religious fanaticism, ihe court's refusal to bend the constitutional tulrs lo permit the stale to advance religion is a welcome exercise in true conservaiism." Ihe ACl.U analysts said. When thr term opened In October, accommodation" seemed to be the new buzzword to describe (he trend of court decisions In previous decisions the justices had come down tn favor of a Minnesota tun Ion tax ci edit plan, the use of tax dollars m Nebraska in pay a chaplain at (hr stale legislature and a Pawtucket. R.I.. tradition ol using public money to maintain a Chrisl mas Nativity scene. In Irrms ol volume alone. Ihe court dealt wih more major church state cases than In previous terms, wllh seven cases on Its docket, including four that were considered particularly noteworthy Those four Inc hided an Alabama statute providing lor a moment of silent prayer, a Con nee lieu I law requiring employers to give employees lime ofl on Ihelr Sabbaths, and New York City and Grand Rapids. Mich . cases involving public uld lo parochial schools. The Rev. Dean Kelley, director lor re­ ligious and civil liberty ol Ihe Nultonal Council of Churches, said he was “ much happier with ihls irnn than the previous" but he said there Is still " a strong accommodation 1st strain" In ihe court and a "certain amouni n( Josiltng around In ihr court that wasn't apparent m the outcome ol ihe cases." Both the Alabama prayer case, in which i he court rejected an Alabama law allowing lor a momentt of silent prayer In public school Classrooms, and the parochial aid cases, w-ere heavily criticized by con­ servatives both Inside and outside of government. Despite ihe shift, however, the court is not vet done with church-slate relations ll has already accepted two major cases one Involving equal access to religious groups In public schools and Ihe other Involving aid to a handlcap|ied student studying lor Ihe ministry that will Increase the "Jostling" as the Burger court puts Us slump on church stale mailers IVacation Bible School In O viedo A children s Vacation Bible School will begin August 5 at 9 ju m. at First Bapllst Church of Oviedo, 45 W Broadway. There will lx* a week of activities, crafts, and Bible Study for all t-hlhlini age four through fifth grade. Classes continue through Vrtday from 9 a in to noon. For Information call thr church th r e a t 365-3484. Pastor Welcomed The Rev. and Mrs J im FleDel and children, David, 11, and Laurie, 9, are w elcom ed by B en M ild ( r i g h t ) of the P a s t o r P a r is h R e l a t i o n s C om m ittee al a reception in Ih e lr honor at C o m m u n ity U n it e d M e th o d is t C h u rc h recently Hebei Is Ihe new a s s o c i a t e p a s t o r at the Casselberry church :ocus On Fam ily Films The Jam es C. Dobson Focus on the F a m ily film series will be ihnwm al First Bapllst Church. 45 W Broadway. Oviedo leglnulng this Sunday at 5.45 p.m. The first films of Ihr series rill lx- The S trung W illed C h ild and Shaping the W ill w itho ut fre a k in g the S p irit. Future films on July 28, August 4. 11 and JH. will deal with other family life Issues such as adolescence. (Honey, sex and children Pastor Seam an Elected / The Rev. Gerald W Seaman, pastor of Ascension Lutheran Church, Casselberry, was elected secretary of the Florida Georgia District at the June 13-15 convention held at Uike Yule Assembly. Eustls. Dr. L Lloyd Behnken of Orlando Is president. The Rev. Elmer Reuscher. pastor of Redeemer Lutheran Church. Sanford, served as convention photographer for the L uth era n Life publication. H e te M r V m H V y t » m Ce t w i t e , ry Faye Yates Concert Faye Yules, soloist and recording urtlst from Sail Anlnnto. Texas, will present a concert Sunday at the 7 pm . service In the sanctuary of Community Unltrd Methodist Church. ■Casselberry this Sunday. The Rev, Jim Hebei, church associate pastor, will preach on The D ivine beggar ut the H 30 and 11 a m. services Daniel Coy To Be Ordained The Rrv, Daniel C. Coy will lx ordained and Installed as pastor o( Good Shepherd Evangelical L utheran C h u rch -L u th era n Church of A m erica Florida Synold al 3 p.m this Sunday. The Rrv. Daniel Johansun of Jersey Clly. N .J., a former classm ate, will deliver Ihe sermon for Ihe occasion. The Rev. Clarence W Caldwell of Tampa, secretary of Ihr Florida Synod, will ordain and Install l hr new pastor. Former pastor Ralph I human and others of Ihe Orlando Cluster of Lutheran Pastor* will participate In the laying on of Ihr hands. Coy and his family will lx honored at a reception In Ihe fellowship hall alirr the service, Revival Services Continue Special revival services continue through this month at |Prairie Luke Baptist Church. 415 Ridge Road. Fern Park wllh Evangelist Mercer Shaw of Silver Springs singing and i preaching Ibis Sunday at thr II am and 7 p.m, worship services, On Thursday, the youth choir from Pine Forest Baptist Church. Macon. Ga.. will present a musical at 7 30 p.m Betty Duda Receives A w a rd Betty Duda of St. Luke's Lutheran Church. Oviedo, was awardrd the Crest of Chrisl award al commencement services recently al Concordia College. Seward, Neb., for "devoted Chrlsttun Service to church and world." M ullins To Preach The Rev Harold Mullins will preach July 28 ul First Bupllsl Church. 32 Shell Road. DeBary. at the 11 a.m. and 7 pm services. Daniel C. Coy Concert Scheduled Fayr Yales of San Antonio. Texas, will give her testimony In song and praUr at a concert Wednesday at 7 p.m. In Ihe church auditorium of First Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs. 887 E Altamonte Drive. Her gospel albums Include F a y r. Forever Treasures, and M y House fs Your House. Free Methodists Have New Pastor Bible School Set St. Richard’s Episcopal Church. 5151 Lake Howell Road, Winter Park, will hold a Vacation Bible School. August 5-9 for children ages 4-11, 9 a m to noon The Rev. John Coffey, rector, said the theme. God's Lave on Son rise Inland, helps create an atmosphere of fun while featuring life-related Bible study, creative crafts, fun games, songs and planned recreation. For further Information call 671-4211. H oly Com m union O bserved Ascension Lutheran Church, 351 Ascension Drive. Casselberry, will celebrate the ninth Sunday after l>entecost this Sunday with services of worship at 8 and 10:30 a.m. Holy Communion will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. The Orlando Circuit Youth Softball League will hold a post-tournament celebration Sunday afternoon In the Ascension Church Fellowship Hall. M e d Student O n Mission l-aura Layer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William "Bud'' Layer, Is in Southern Ireland. 20 miles north of Dublin, where she Is serving with the Prince of Peace Corps Global Outreach Missions . In her third year of medical school at Vanderbilt University, she trained for a week tn Buffalo. N.Y.. before embarking for Ireland. She Is being sponsored on the mlsaon field by members of Belmont Church In Nashville. Tenn.. and First Presbyterian Church. Sanford Freeze In A churchwide Ice cream fellowship will be held following the 7 p.m. service on April 4 at First Baptist Church Markham Woods. Lake Mary. It will feature homemade freezer churned Ice cream and cake. Pretty Posey M x iU I M * r Cart Ilm e n Katie Moore, 3, proudly displays the abstract flower she made of construction paper in the nursery class at the Vacation Church School at First United Methodist Church, Sntord, this week. She is the daughter ot Kathy and Doug Moore ot 205 M arc St., Lake M ary. Joins Staff Sanford Free Mclhodlst Church. F ou rth S t r e e t and L au rel Avenue, recently welcomed Its new |>a»tor, Ihr Rrv. Carlton Scarborough and Ills wlfr al a church supper after which they were presented with pantry item s In the old-fashioned "pounding" style. Mrs. Harry R o u ah cy r e p i e a r n t c d Ih e Women's Missionary Society and Ihr closing parayrr was by thr Rrv. Paul Danlrl of Orange Clly. A special event of the evening was a dramatic reading on the Bible story of Sarah given by Mrs. Scarborough. The cou pie returned to Florida after a two-year stay In Midland. Texas. Douglas L. Rice Is new associate minister of Sanford C h ristian Church, 137 W. Airport Blvd. His m ain re ­ sponsibilities will be in youth and education. He Is a M ay graduate ot Cincinnati Bible College with a bachelor's d e g r e e In C h r i s t i a n Ministries. He served as an iforim associate minister In Georgetown, Ohio, and sang In several singing groups In c lu d in g the W a tc h m e n Chorus. . . . CELEBRATION OF WORSHIP IN THE SPIRIT AND THE WORD. SUNDAY SCHOOL.............................................. 9:45 A.M. MORNING W ORSHIP...........................................10:50 A.M. EVENING W ORSHIP................................. 6:00P.M. William Thompson, Pastor Sanford Church of God SOI W tat 22ml 51 reel _______ M 2 3942 t II Carlton Scarborough ? �• • f* * « ^ r‘ / < - . > / r f T T W r f . / • » •«» 4 0 - E v e n in g H e ra ld . Sanford. FI. / 7 » # » » * * * * 9 I <- r r Sunday. July 11. IMS ...Restored Grammar School A Lesson On Sanford's Past Continued from p i| t ID aren't most Influential educators. Grooms, bom on June 13. 1883. became a teacher when he was Just 20 years old. He moved to Sanford In 1906 and In 1921 started Crooms Academy. He was the school's principal until 1953 Crooms was the county's only all black school. Lawton was Superintendent of Seminole Couniy’s schools from 1916 until 1952. Mrs. Coleman said Lawton was the only superin­ tendent most Seminole county residents ever knew. "He saw the school system through two world wars and a depression, from Ihe horse and buggy days lo the Jet age." Echols said. Another face proudly displayed at the museum Is Hettle McNamara Born on Feb. 10. 1896. she taught for 42 years. 24 In Seminole County. Alma Hurston, bom on May. 6. 1907 spent 36 years teaching In Seminole county schools. Her picture Is there as Is that of Roy Allen, principal of Crooms from 1953 until his death In 1959. Echols said that two Sanford residents. BUI Vincent and Sara Jacobson, have been been contacting Sanford residents who have historic pictures and artifacts and helping him obtain rare pictures. A media room is being set up which will contain films, slides and books showing students and the general public presentations on Florida history. A special library has also been created at the museum. Special because It only contains books on Florida history. "We are hoping the museum will do for social studies what the Environmental Center has done for science." Mrs Coleman said. The Environ­ mental Center Is located on slate Road 419 and contains a series of trails and paths made of wooden crosswalks which lead Into a natural wooded habitat. Students observe nature and can do field studies at the facility. Echols was a student at Sanford Grammar School In 1935 and '36 when he was In 5th and 6th grades He later taught al the school for five years. 1961 to '6 6 and he became the school s principal In 1983 After the school was closed, he was offered the chance to be the curator of the museum. The U S. Department of the Interior presented the school board recently with a plaque formally recognizing the building a s an historical structure. Books Who's Who In Lonesom e D o v e By United Press In ternation al Lonesome Dove by Larry McMurlry, (Simon fli Schuster. 843 pp.. H R 95). Owen Wlster. who started It all with "The Virginian" bark In 1902. would be amazed by what has happened to the W estern novel If he were lo read McMurtry's epic about a rattle drive from T e x a s ' Rio Grande V alley to the grasslands of Montana. Wlster. like his hero, wasn't one for long-winded conversations. Things were simple and stralghlforward. Like the "Code of the West." which said there was a good and a bad, and nothing In between. It was easy to tell the good guys and gals. The good guys wore white hats and Ihe good gals were always put on a pedestal. Wlster would have trouble figuring who was who In McMcurtry's western, the first In the genre for the native Texan since the I960*. McMurtry's most famous western la "Horseman. Pass By," written In 1961 and made Into the movie "Hud." Most of his novels have a Tex-Western flavor. A notable exception Is Ihe middle story In his Houston trilogy. "Term s of Endearment " Every epic must have at least one hero. The heroes In "Lonesome Dove" aren't like Ihe Virginian, but they're certainly morr real. McMurtry's heroes are two former Texas Bangers who retired after taming the Indians — fun-loving, easy-going Augustus McCrac and hard-working, serious "C a p ta in " W F C all. 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Witches of East wick — Joh n Updike 1. Yeager: An Autobiography — Gen. 6. Stiver Wings. Santiago Blue — Janel Chuck Yeager and Leo Janos Dailey 2. lacocca: An Autobiography — Lee 7. Ju lie — Catherine Marshall lucucca 8. Deep Six —Clive Cussler 3. Mountbatten — Philip Ziegler 9. The HaJ — Leon Urls 4. Smart Women. Foolish Choices — 10 Star Trek No. 24: Killing Time Dr. Connell Cowan Della Van Htse the border to rustle u few steers to keep their runch going. Call persuades his partner to drive a herd to Montana, where the Frontier remains to be conquered. McMurtry Is a master at characteriza­ tion, which helps keep the reader's Interest through a plot that saunters ulong like a stereotypical cowboy off his horse. While you’re walling, you’ll meet such people as Lorena. a whore trying to find someone to take her to San Fran­ cisco; young Newt, who's trying to find himself: the Indian villain. Blue Duck, and u host of other peculiar Individuals Don't be In a hurry to get through this book, and don't expect a lot of fast paced action. It takes nearly 20 0 of ihe book's 850 pages before the cattle drive gets underway. Do expect lo be Immersed In the lives of some of Ihr most enjoyable characters you'd ever meet, and that's what makes this book worth reading. McMurtry loves drifters (they seem to lie his favorite subject), and you can't help but love his drifters too. Call und McCme are Just plain fun to tie around. —Brad Smith I Tw o-D ude D efense: A Fun Book The Two-Dude D efense, by Walter Walker. (Harper and Row. 218 pp.. • 14.95) "I get better stories than that all the lime. Hector." a detective tells Hector Gronlg. the protagonist In "The TwoDude Defense," early In the Imok. "... It weren't me. man. It wus some dude, not loo tall, not too short, not too light, not too dark, not too young, not too old. Some dude.' ... I'll tell you. that Dude family Is Just wreaking havoc In this city and us stupid cops, we re constantly missing them and picking up the wrong people by m istake." T h a t's a good sam ple of Waller W alker's writing In "T h e Two-Dude Defense." Gronlg. a private detective. Is reminiscent ol Steve Martin In "Good Guys Don't Wear Plaid." If you like that kind of humor, you'll like the book. If you don't, you won't. A man hires Gronlg to take pictures of a woman he says Is his wife with another man at u scml-sleazy San Francisco area motel. Gronlg gets the pictures, but gives his client a different roil of film to ensure complete payment. The reul roll gels stolen and the plot quickly thickens to Involve the security guard at Gronlg'** other building. Ills estranged wife, characters with names like Jim m y Ihr Dog and u strange religious outfit called the Revelations Temple. be In the Hollywood mainstream. Arden subjects us to endless stories about her husbands and family. It's as If she was compelled to prove to the world she was a wonderful wife and mother, so her four children won't write nasty books about her. Want lo find out more about Arden's most famous movie. "Mildred Pierce." for which she received an Oscar nomination? Read someone else s book. Arden dis­ misses It us "a fairly Interesting script" and soon Is on to more tales about remodeling her house or problems In llndlng the right nanny. Intrigued by tidbits like how Alan Ladd was terribly Insecure about being 5-foot-6 and rarely stood next to taller people? You'rr out of luck Arden’s memories mostly amount to verbal genuflecting about celebrities In her world, everybody 100th Birthday Of The Car. Or Is It? B r Gregory GreSorv Je n s e n By UPI Senior Editor BEAULIEU. England (UPII — With an Intentional traffic jam and u new ride called ‘Wheels." Britain Is throwing a summerlong 1 0 0 th b irth d ay p arty for Ihe automobile. Other countries have other Ideas So murky Is the horseless carriage s origin that lls birthday Is a rolling occasion. France telebruled Ihe cur s centennial last year. West Germany walls until next year -But Britain has seized upon 1985 as "The Year of the Car." crediting Germany's Karl Benz In 1885 as "the first |ierson to build Internal combustion vehicles for sale to the pu blic and not purely experim ental vehicles." Birthday celebrations ure splashed every­ where — antique cars chugging through Shakespeare country, u "Miss Motoring Godlva" ride at Coventry, congregations of snarling race cars. The only permanent 100th birthday present Is the Dlsney-style ride called !' tie r* I m " I t - lili* )l D r(Prince Mi -m f ' l iCharles -* r rm• at "W heels." which opened Beaulieu's Nallonul Motor museum. It whisks passengers In automated "pods" through the motorcar's eventful first centu­ ry In Just under six minutes. One of Its most striking animated models depicts an early uulomoblle spreading trrror, anger and destruction through an English village. For England didn't at first take kindly to the car. whir It "frightened both people and horses." says Ihe National Motor museum's handbook. Many officials saw It "us a INMitlve threat " "Police and magistrates waged a war against cars." the handbook explains "Magistrates, horsemen to the last, de­ Icsleo the noisy motors that frightened their mounts Landowners objected to the dust dial covered their crops and they were adamant that England was not going to be turned Into a honking, polluted, roaring race truck." Police art up speed traps as early as 1902 — there's nothing new under the sun — contributed pictures and other artifacts In a cabinet located on the first floor, a 1935 copy of Seminole High School s newspaper, can be seen as well as a 1914 class register. "W e have been involving the citizens as much as we can In order to capture the history of this county." Mrs. Coleman said. The museum will be open for eveyone. not Just students, she said. G ra n d Hotels O ffer G ilded A g e Hospitality By Ken F rsn ck lln g UPI Feature W riter IIRETTON WOODS. N il. (UPII — Drive around a bend In the A m m nnoosuc R iv e r valley toward Ihe hamlet of Brettnn W o o d s , a n d t h e Mo u n t Washington Hotel rises In one's vision like an ocean liner an­ chored In a sea of evergreen. To children. It looks like Dis­ neyland The lowering five-story white edifice. Is rap(>ed with crimson Spanish Renaissance roofs and sits serenely at the b a t e of 6 . 2 8 8 - f o o l Mount Washington. Its history Is also studded with fairy-tale touches. The hotel opened I n '1902 as a summer rrsort for high society-families who arrived by limousine or tr a in with m a id s, b u llr r s . chauffeurs and tutors for Ihe tvkes. As many as 57 trains a day used to pull Into Fabyan station one mile away. Some of the wealthy would park I heir private railroad rare there on a siding until summer's end. In thal Glided Era. Ihr Mount Washington Hotel was one of a dozen truly grand resort hotels In New England, and one of the most spectacular of more than IOO hotels In New Hampshire. Fires, bankruptcies and ihe passing of lime have taken their loll. Now thru- are only two In ihr While Mounlulns that ran be (.d ie d truly grand. One is the Mount Washington and the other ts The Balsam*, loealrd 60 miles north as the crow file* In the rugged hamlet of Dlxvllle Notch, imputation 42 Both are reaping new popularli % because of llirlr elegance, old-fashioned hospitality and majestic srtilngs organized plans for the World Bank, set the gold standard at *35 an ounce anil chose the American dollar as the standard of International cxrhange. Thr meeting became widely know as Ihe "B r e tlo n Woods ronfer ence." Farther north. The Balsams bills Itself as "the Switzerland of America” because of lls hospital Ity and Its Alp-llke setting on Lake Glorlette Just 20 miles from Ihe Canadian border "What's grand Is 112 years of creaks here When we redo our verandas, we pul them back so they sound Ihe same." said Stephen P. Barba. The Balsams' president, who began work there In 1959 as a 12-year-old caddy. The Balsams Is one of Ihe lew hotels In the United Stales thal has a true American Plan. Once you pay your nxmt rale, every­ thing else ts on Ihe house, aside from Ihe bar lab There are three lavish meals a day, entertainment, and nightly movies. No greens lees or cart rentals for golfrrs. no towel or mat rentals at Ihr pool. No charge for using the canoes, rowboats and paddlrbnals on the Iroul-filled lake. "Our guests end up with a frrrdom that Is almost tin available In Amcrlcu loday In terms of purchasing ll's not a place where you come lo get away from It all It's where you ran come to do ll all — al your own pace. You pick your own essentials." Barba said. "In New England, ihcsc kinds of places which were so popular years ago are now mysterious to most people." Both arc grand In very dlfIcrcnl styles Neither has Ihe The two holds arc popular for brass and glass l<M>k of a modern conventions and corporate meet­ urban hotel, and that's Ihe way ings. The Balsams has been Walker's al his best when describing guests want It booked by some group* Into scenes, such as u rundown diner and a Both are Into their "social 1993 for spring or autum n hot tub encounter. The parts with Gronlg seasons" which run from July gatherings. and his wife don't work as well Hut It's Ihrnugh l-alMir Day The rest of still a fun book. B o th hotels are p lanning llie business year Is focused on —M elanie Rlgney convention trade, although they year-round operations Thai step still accept non-business guests Is a couple of years away In each case The Mount Washington In the spring and fall must be winterized first, an The Mount Washington was option Its owners are studying. built (or a summer stay — as a Barba said The Balsams, built was a good frlrnd, everybody was home for Its guests It has an between 1873 and 1916, will wonderful. average of 1.500 square feet of open year-round only after In­ Arden also has a narcissistic slrrak. v i space per guest. Including public door tennis and swimming facili­ much so that shr felt u need to have five areas One of the best of those ties are built. reviews of her run In "Auntie Maine" areas is u sweeping 900-foot Unlike the Mount Washington, printed on glossy paper, wraparound veranda wllh a con­ The Balsams now opens for tinuous mountain view. Such a wasted ego trip robs the book of three months In Ihe winter, any poignancy, as might have been Ihe "Thcrr are a lot of old holrls. catering to crosa-eountry and case with Arden relutlng how she coped but thrre arr few grand hotels. downhill skiers. with Ihe alcoholism of her second There Is a slafr enthusiasm here Both hotels provide all-day husband. Brooks West like I've seen In no other hotel, activity programs for children of There's a pride of presence g u e s ts d u ring the " s o c i a l The Incident Is described with the same here." said Robert S, Case, vice season." Those al The Balsams tone and urgency she tells ntxiut Ihe president and general manager are run by two certified school birthing of a mare on Ihe furnlly farm. We ol the Mourn Washington. are given no reason lo care. teachers, who keep Ihe kiddles Arden was always more Interrsilng to Unique touches abound. Chef b u sy from b reakfast unt i l watch than she Is lo rend Catch her on M aurice Z e c k 's m enus are dinner. the late show or a repeat somewhere and printed dally on a waterdriven R ates: wonder about the book that might have lurn of the century press. Guests Al the Mount Washington been —Steven Gosset are rnlrrtalnrd by The HrrlloHotel, ra tes for double o c­ ntans. u 25-m nnbcr troupe of cupancy range from *85 to * 10O singing wallers und waitresses. per night per person during the The Bretlonlans are recruited s u m m e r s e a s o n ( J u n e 2 8 lor the summer from the top through Sept. 2|. and * 8 0 to *9 5 music school* In the East. They from Sept. 3 through Oct. 20. l . l . l l —.. S 4.1 .1 .L S1 . I luding behind hedges i with a bicycle and a nul only wait on breakfast and wfien It closes for Ihr year The slop watch Motoring enthusiasts coun­ dinner tables, bin break Into capacity is 235 rooms. 4 5 0 terattacked vigorously, but lines for speed­ song during dtnnrr and also pul people on musical revues ing were huge All rates are modified Ameri­ "I still have the (Killer summons my Sh an n o n C a r s o n . 2 3 . of can plan, which Includes dinner lather received (or exceeding the speed I'ulaskl. Va . has sprnl the past and full breakfast, use of tennis limit," said Lord Montagu of Beaulieu ul the three summers at the Mount courts and Ihe swimming pools "Wheels" opening "H r had been caught Washington us a Hrrltonlan. She Greens fees and horseback rid­ going morr titan 12 miles per hour " Is a senior al the North Carolina ing fees are extra. (Telephone: Prince Charles, too. mused In his opening School for Ihe Arts and plans a 803-278-1000. toll-free in the speech upon Ihe law breaking antics of his classical singing career. Northeast. (1-800-258-0330) kingly ancestors It Is gruelling and exhaust­ At The Balsams, s umme r "Mv grrat-great-grandfulher lulled to see ing. but ll can lurn Into a neat season rates are *85 to • 110 per any car In from of h is," Charles said of King summer vacation." the said. person per day. double o c­ Edward V'll. "H r would often urge his You get used to being In front chauffeur in pursue and overtake. Hr of people all the time, and you cupancy: *1 0 5 to * 1 1 5 per person, single occupancy. Ca­ boasted of aitalnlng 6 0 miles per hour as ure able lo perform every night. pacity. 232 rooms. 429 guests. early as 1906 '• And. unlike here, mosi summer Social season runs Ju n e 20 Edward VII was taught to drive by Lord )<>hs don't pay much or don't thrugh Sept. 13 (Telephone. Montagu's father, who battled against 6 03-253 3400; toil free tn the England's early hostility to the motorcar. In provide room and board." his honor. Montagu displayed live antique The Mount Washington was Northeast. 1-800 25 5 0 6 0 0 ) cars In his stately home adjoining ancient home In 1944 to the World Ja ck ets for men and dresses Beaulieu Abbey when he opened It to the Monetary Conference In which for women are required for financiers from 44 countries dinner at both resorts public In 1952 Eve A rden's Book D u ll A n d Boring Three Phases of Eve, by Eve Arden. (St Martin s Press. 2 9 0 pp . *17.95). Eve Arden was never In the frontline of American actresses Still, she has en­ dured for half a century to make a considerable name for herself on stage, screen, television and radio The assumption Is that a veteran multi-media trouper would be able to pack u liook with a passel of Juicy unecdotes about a bygone era and celebrities who still retain a magical qu ality. Ardrn shows us why It's ilungerous to ussumc things When It's not being trite, conde­ scending or gushy. "Three Phases of Eve" Is more breezy than the average Santa Ana wind und more Insufferable than some of the H-movlrs in which Arden wus feulured Instrad ol telling us what It was like- to Echols said Bill Adams, a Tam pa docUNr who Is In charge of reviewing historic buddings In Florida, toured the school and n-rommendrd to government officials that the school be declared historic. The task of gathering historic materials started with contacting the retired educators of the county. Many of them . Echols said. hAve � 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. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 21, 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/33ba6926d48e5fcb26da13d37de62d5c.pdf 1f48e81d3c2408a1d4da3074e139cf5b PDF Text Text Funding Next E x p re s s w a y P a th By Donna Eatea Herald Staff W rite r A general path for the proposed Seminole County Expressway was rh«>srn by the county expressway authority Thursday. The selected corridor calls for connection lo the Orange County expressway near Dean Road and extension via Lake Mary Boulevard to Interstate 4. The authority also asked the county commission to consider hiring a full time director for the project. Selection of the corridor Is the first step toward building the expressway. Next must come fun* ding lo hire a consulting engineer lo study exact routes within the corridor for the limited access highway und then to do feasibility and environmental Impart studies. F u n d in g for the additio nal studies may come from the state. The legislature Thursday adopted a bill railing for loans of up to > 5 0 0 . 0 0 0 to e x p r e s s w a y authorities for studies. Dale Patten of the consulting e n g in e e rin g firm of H o w a rd Needles T im m e n A Bergendoff natd the corridor selected would generate revenues through lolls sufficient for u bond Issue of S I44 2 million, hut 843.8 million would have lo be added lo the bond money lo construct Ihr expressway as plannrd. An additional method of financ­ ing would have to hr found, he said K. Sans Lassiter of Transporta­ tion Consulting Group, which did the actual computer model for the expressway under sub-contract with the Howard firm, reminded that projected traffic on the expressway was based on 1980 census figures. He Indicated actual truffle on the expressway could be much higher than projected the first day It goes Into operation and thus revenues would be higher as well, able to support a large bond Issue Unfortunately, according lo Seminole County Administrator Ken Hooper, federal and state governments require on projects of Ibis sort that the latest official census figures be used The latest census was In 1980. even If out date. The computer model using those 1980 statistics shows thut an expressw ay b u ilt w ith in Ihe selected corridor would generate In 1989. its first year of operullon. net revenues through tolls after operathin and maintenance costs wrre deducted of 89.9 million and by 2lX)5 830 4 million Authority Board member Bill Klrrhhoff suggested the authority might tie able to get a better Interest rale than the 10 percent used by the engineers to compute costs. Klrrhhoff. u stockbroker, said bonds of this sort are firing floated nov for less than 10 percent and a bond issue with only a 25 percent8«e P A T H , page 10A Set 1 '~ -k r• 1 1 -lo ic I ( Shaded area shows the general path of the proposed Seminole County expressway. Lake Mary Stalls Convenience Store By R ichard T ru e tt Herald Staff W rite r It's b u c k to the drawing board for Ihe llrin hoping lo put a 7-Elevrrt at K ln r h n r t H oad and L a k e M a r y tW m tr v m il In a w ork session Thursday Lake Mary roiumlaalnnrrs resolved only one of three Issues holding up the approval of site pluns for the plannrd conve­ nience store. Commissioners were not satisfied over The Southland Corporation's p la n s tn r a u to m o b ile s r a ilin g and entering ltie aiotr. And commissioners did not think Ihe properly would adequately drain In limes of heavy rainfall. It Ihe store is built, cars would not be able to turn left Into the convenience store without jmslng a serious safety lisjsrd brcauac Rinehart Hoad ts a two Ian* road. Only ihe cars passing the stoir heading west toward 1-4 could «afrly enter the store, N o t U P M t k| T i m n r V w w t Rain Dance F irs t grader Cejae Cox does a tap dance while slnglng ln the rain at the Ham ilton E le m e n ta ry School talent show Th u rsd a y night. Hers w as one of 28 acts In the show, w hich Included e verything from breakdancing to ballet. Fo r the linale, second and fifth grades joined In to sing We A re the World. See 7-ELEVEN, page ISA S e x A ssa u lts R ep o rted 3 Nabbed In Pre-Dawn Drug Raids In Sanford MaraM Mata b T a m a r Vlacaal Back In The W ater Two fisherm en back their boat down one of the three public ram ps at the Sanlord m arina Thursday. The ram ps, reopened Wednesday, w ere closed six weeks ago by m arina o p e ra to r Chuck Volk who said propulsion fro m the Star of Santord dinner cruise ship. In the background, created 5 toot dropoffs at the end ot the ram ps. Volk said about 10 boaters used the ram ps Wednesday but he is expecting about 75 boats this weekend when the A m erican Bass Anglers Tournam ent comes to town. F ive ol the M arin a's eight ram ps rem ain closed until further notice. By Rick Brunson Herald Staff W rite r Three people were arrested ami u enrhe of drugs was conflscaird today during simultaneous early morning raids by the Sanford police. Police, armed with search warrants, entered four homes al Palmetto Avenue. Locust Avenue and Lake Monroe Terrace al about 0 u rn und found an undetermined amount of whut was alleged lo be cocaine and marijuana, said acting Police Chief Sieve Harriett. Three people werr arrested at Ihree of the homes. Police searched a fourth home at 40 Its Palmetto Avenue, but the suspect was nut there. Harriett said Arrested und tiooked Into the Seminole County Jail were: • Leon Carter, 28. of 408 Palmetto Avc He was charged with possession of cocaine, possession of less than 20 grams of martjuanu and possession with Intent to distribute. He was held In lieu nf 88.000 bond • Alice Martin. 61. of 717 Locust Ave She was charged with possession of a controlled substance and possession with Intent to distribute. She was hrld In lieu of 85.000 bond Roads Agency On Last Minute Agenda Ihe legislative delegations of Seminole. Orange and Osceola County, with Ihe lone exception of Sen. George Stuart. D-Orlando. were working feverishly today lo retrieve and get passed proposed legislation to create a roads agency for the trl-county area. Slate Rep. Hobby Brantley. R-Longwood. inld the Herald from the House of Repre­ sentatives' floor Just prior to deadline that whether the legislation will pass before the 1985 session adjourns ts "up In the air." While Stuart In the Senate Thursday In­ cluded within Ihe state's major transporta­ tion pac kage the Semlnole-Orange-Osceola hill creating u transportation authority to build muds In the three-county area, the representatives of the area were working In ihe House to remove that Issue from the major overall bill to let It "fly on Ita own." Brantley said while the overall transporta­ tion package la In Jeopardy In Ihr house, •here is wide support for the special legislation on Ihe transportation authority. « we ran remove our bill from the overall bill, we can gel II passed In Ihe house.' Brantley said, adding that Sens Richard U n g lry. R Clermont. John Vogt. D-Cocoa Ucach and Toni Jennings. R Orlando, are standing by lo push Ihe Issue In Ihe Senate. The overall transportation package In­ cludes a lot of junk, especially concerning lor mass transit, and Ihe House leadership wants It killed." Brantley said. Stuart also included language that would allow expressway authorities to come under the umbrella of the transportation agency, but Brantley said that has been amended to call for extraordinary votes on the authority and referendum* of the people before Ihe two ran be Joined together. "O ur (the three county delegations with the exception of Stuart) Intent Is clear, we don't want transportation authority projects bring diluted for expressways." he said "If Stuart wanla lo kill the bill In Ihe Senate, he would be the appropriate one lo do It.” Brantley said, adding he doesn't think Stuart can afford to take that action. The bill the majority of Ihe three-county legislators are pushing calls for a levy of 4 e m it per gallon gas tax and 81 per 81.000 ussessed valuation property tax. If approved by Ihe people, to butld roads. Meanwhile, stale Rep. Marilyn EvonaJonea. R Melbourne, who sponsored a bill railing for Ihe designation In public build­ ings of smoking and non-smoking areas, said ihe legislation has passed both houses and Is on Its way to Gov. Bob Graham for his approval. She said the proposed law requires that smoking and non-smoking areas be desig­ nated In airport and bus terminals and In all public buildings In restaurants, owners may decide ac­ cording to customer demand whether they want separate smoking and non smoking areas, but If they rhoosr to favor their smoking customers and not to have a separate area for non-smokers they must post this In their buildings. Ms. Jones said In the workplace, meanwhile, she said employers must "take Into consideration smokers and non-smokers and develop a policy for that. " She added that the employers are not required lo spend money to create either smoking or non smoking arras. In all government-owned buildings smok­ ing and non-smoking areas must be desig­ nated. she said Penalties for violating Ihe law. she said, are 8100 for the first Infraction and 8500 for subsequent Infractions — Doans Estes • Joe Jones. 66. of *11 l-akr Monroe Terrace. H r was charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession of narcotic paraphernalia and possession of a firearm as a convicted felon He was held In lieu of 85.000 bond Harriett said Ihe raids wrre the result of weeks" of Investigation by Officer Ray Bronson H r said Ihe operullon went smoothly with no shots fired und no Injuries. Harriet also reported two sexual assaults have taken place In Sanlord In ihe [last two wrrks A 38-year-old Sanford woman was raped early Thursday by a knife-wielding man estimated lo he 19 or 20 years of age. he said Harriett said the woman was riding her hike on west Country Club Road at about 12 40 a m when she was confronted by the man. who forced Iter olf Ihr btkr and raped her behind Ihe Austin PertlllZCr Co building. Harriett said The cose la si III under Investigation. In an earlier assaull. u 20 year old Dr Land woman was raped behind Goldsboro Elementary School last week by a man who kidnapped her after her car broke down and then lefl her at a convenience slorr TODAY —-t w, >«-^ Lake Mary To Merge Landscape Ordinances Action Reports............... 2A Bridge......... .................... I2A Calendar.......................... 5A Classifieds..................13 ISA Comics............................. I2A Crossword....................... 12A Dear Abtoy.......................13A Deaths............................. 16A Dr Gott............................ISA Editorial.......................... 4A Florida.............................ISA Horoscope....................... 12A Hospital........................... 2A Nation.............................. 2A People.............................. 11A Sports........................ S.7.I0A Television................. Leisure Weather........................... 2A World............................... 2A The Lake Mary City Com ­ mission is considering merging llte city's landscape and arbor ordinances. Mayor Dick Frss set up a committee to eliminate eonfltetlng sec tion* and write a consolidated ordinance L e g is la tu re raises drinking age lo 21, story page ISA In other Lake Mary news Jim Talmadge was elected chairman of the Planning and Zoning Board and budget hearings were scheduled for 1-5 p.m July 3 and August 2. Committee members are: Mike Martin, forestry official; Stan Welling, city building ofTlrial; com m issioner Paul Tre m e l; Larry Dale, a developer: Robert Prtrrr. city attorney: and Kathy Rler. city manager �1A— Evening Hcr*td. Sanford FI. Friday, May 11, INS NATION IN BRIEF Reagan Takes Tax Reform Plan On Campaign Swing OSHKOSH. Win. — In a campaign-style awing. President Reagan look hid plan for la* reform on the road Thursday, making hla pilch for "a second American revolution" In colonial Williamsburg. Va. and (he hcan of middle America. Reagan told his audience that the current la* system Is so unfair II encourages honest taxpayers to cheat. ____ H o w t a x p la n c o m p a r e r p . 5A ’It's lime we rebelled." he declared. Even ns Reagan launched his sales campaign, ad­ ministration sources acknowledged he was prepared lo accept compromises In lhr package us It moves through Congress "Th irty and 40 years ago you didn't heart people brag at social get-togethers about how they got llielr lax bill down hy exploiting this loophole and engineering that credit.” Rragan said, "fiul now you do And ll’snol considered bad behavior. "After all. goes Ibis thinking, what's Immoral aland cheating a system that Is Itself a cheat? That Isn't a sin. it's a duty." Reagun took his road show today to Malvern. Pa, More Spies May Be Arrested W A SH IN G TO N — Several employees of a man accused of spying for the Soviet Union are expected to tie arrested on espionage charges in Die next few days. Law enforcement officials said some employees of a Virginia private detective agency would be accused of helping the owner. .John A. Walker, and two other members of his family smuggle secret Navy documents Into Russia. Walker s brother, Arthur >1. Walker, a retired lieutenant commander who taught anti submarine wurfure tech­ niques for the Navy, was arrested Wednesday John Walker and his son, Mlchuc). a yeoman on Ihr nuclear aircraft carrier Nlmltz, were arrested lost week The Fill said Arthur Walker, who rrtlred from thr Nuvy in 1073. has confessed to his part in the operations. At a court appearanre Thursday he was ordered held without ball. Some Intelligence officials said they may never learn what secrets the Walkers gave the Soviets, out of the wide range of highly sensitive material that could have passed through their hands. Doc: Insulin Didn't Cause Comas PROVIDENCE. R.l. — Martha "S u n n y" von Hulow's coma* were not triggered by Insulin Injections, a doctor testified Thursday at her husband s retrial on charges he twice tried to kill her wllh Injeellonsnf the hormone. Dr. Vincent Murks, an endocrinologist called by Claus von Hulow's drfense team, said he believe* Ihe llrst coma the heiress suffered in December 1979 was caused by u lack of oxygrn to the brain and the second by hy|sithermta Induced by alcohol. Murks' opinion emit rud luted tin- tesitniony of two endocrinologist* culled by the prosecution who said Insulin Injections were ihe only reasonable medical explanation lor her comas Under cross-examination, Murks conceded lie could not lie absolutely certain that Insulin did not trigger the comas but he said II was "unlikely.” Scientists Oppose Star Wars W ASH IN GTON — A group of more than 700 scientists. Including 34 Nobel prize winners, have culled on Ixith the United States and the Soviet Union tu abandon elforts to build so-called Star War* nuclear missile defense systems. The campaign, based on Ihe theme. "Th e heavens are for wonder, not lor war." will use television and newspu|>er ads In an effort to rouse public opposition to the controversial proposal. W O RLD IN BRIEF British Soccer Teams May Be Banned From Europe HKUSSKLS. Melglum — A bloody riot that left 3H dead and 373 Injured has resulted In Hrltlsh soccer team* being banned from ltelglutn. and perhaps all of Kuro|>e. The riot was blamed on rowdy Liverpool Ians at the Wednesday European Cup llnul between a team from Liverpool and Turin, Italy. Italy won the match. Most of the dead were Italians Many were crushed lo death by a brick wall that collapsed when Hrltlsh Ians broke down a barrier and charged into un Italian section of tile stands The Hclglun government was scheduled lo nltlclolly approve the Ism today, according to a sjxikrsm.ui for Interior Minister ChalrrsFeidliiand Nuthomh Jacques Georges, hrud of the 34-nation union of European soccer associations. Indicated he will seek the exclusion ol llrtllsh teams Iroin the entire continent. He said (hr executive committee will meet July 2 In Geneva to discus* the mullcr. Hrltlsh Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher mild Ihe government would provide at least 250.000 pound* 11300.0001 to Ihe victims. Sikhs Threaten Violence NEW DEI.III. India — Sikh leaders have called for a week of violence on Ihe anniversary of Ihe Indian army's attack on (heir holiest shrine, the Golden Temple In Amrtstar, The government re*|iondrd by sealing the txirdrr with I’uklstun in an ellorl to krep out blkh terrorists A curfew wus also imposed in bonier ureas and securily forces Ix-cfcd up along thr western frunilrr wllh Pakistan Corrections ll was Incorrectly rrpottrd Thursday that the Sanlord City Commission voted unanimous!* to send u rr/omng request by developer Thom as Tom pkins buck lo Ihr Planning and Zoning Commission for reconsideration The voir wus actually 4 to I. wllh Mayor liettye Smith voting nw In a story nit May 22. the Kiening Herald rriioried. liased on Information given by rescue workers, tli.il Allen Mitchell. 69. of 717 Hickory A ve . Sanford, was treated for a head Injury St Ills home. H r was irrated at a neighbor's home, according lo hi* daughter. Sandra Gaines Ashtrays Cost $660 And Jobs Of 3 Officers W A S H IN G T O N Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger has relieved Rear Adm. Thomas Cassidy and two other navy officers of eommand for their roles in buying $660 airplane a s h t r a y s fro m G r u m m a n Aerospace Carp of Hethpage. N.Y. W einberger told reporters Thursday that the three officers will be transferred I Icing relieved of command Is ihe equivalent of Ix-lng fired In civilian llle. In the military such u punishment is a carrer klller and nn Invitation lo quit. Il appeared likely lhal the admiral will retire Cassidy was com mander of the Fighter Airborne Early Warning Wing. Pacific. The other two are Capt. Gary Hakanson. commanding officer of Mlrlmar (Calif.) Naval Air Station near San Diego, which Is a base for Grumman-bullt F 14 Tom rat fighters, and C m d r. Je rry Fronabarger. M iram ar supply officer. Grum m an has promised to re f u n d 8 4 .2 7 0 for s e ve n ashtrays, leaving the price tag at 830 per ashtray A Grumman nfhrla! contended the original $660 price was not overcharging because Ihe ashtrays each had 11 parts and it took 13 man­ hours to build each one U .S . Reluctant T o Include Soviets In M id e a s t Peace Ta lks W A SH IN GTON - The Reagan administration praised Jordan s King Hussein for offering to hold peace talks wnth Israel hui said |l had "major difficulties" with Ills call for an International conference on the Mideasi dlspute. At Ihe same lime, Ihe administration registered its op­ position In participation by (he Soviet Union, as Hussein pro­ posed. until It "demonstrated Its w llllng b ess to play a co n ­ structive role" Stale Department spokesman Edward Djcrejtan Thursday said the Soviets would have to re­ sume diplomats relations wllh Israel, ease restriction* on emi­ gration. erase "a nti-S em itic propaganda ' and hall arms shipment* in Iran and Lebanese mllllla groups in qualify Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres said. "I think Ihe whole issue of an International confercnee Is an uttenipt lo sidestep the need for direct negotiations." He called on the United States to stand firm In Its opposition to such a conference. Also Thursday. Lebanese Pres Idem Amin G rm uyrl Indicated that Syrian forces will help end the bloodshed In flrirut. He did not say whether Ihrv woidd move Into Ihe cltv Popular Silica Causing Cancer, Lung Disease LOS A N G E L E S (UPII — Increasing numbers of Ameri­ can workers are inhaling sili­ ca dust In the workplace and developing silicosis, a condi­ tion that leads to a debilitat­ ing lung disease now linked to cancer, scientist* say. Slllea. a byproduct of the mineral quartz, has become Increasingly popular over Ihe past several years In the m a n u fa c tu r e of p a in ts , plastics, pharmaceuticals and toothpaste and as a coaling for machinery parts In the steel Industry "W e 're most concerned with the use of slllea flour, whlrh Is being widely used In many Industrie* throughout this country and the world." said Dr Dbvld Goldsmith of the University of California at San Diego S p e a k in g to scientist* earlier I hi* week a I Ihe 15lsl annual meeting of the American A s s o c ia tio n for Ih r Advancem ent of Science. Goldsmith said an estimated 3.2 million American workers atr exposed to ihr dust dally Researchers believe Ihe dust, w hich p e rm a n rn ily lodges In Ih r lungs ortcr It Is Inhaled, creates scar tissue and hampers the hrrulhlng process. Studies iti Europe and Canada on workers wllh de­ fined silicosis show a two- to sixfold risk of lung cant er." Goldsmith said, A m e r ic a n w o rk e rs at grealest risk for silicosis, u disease lata-led by some re­ start-hers as more Insidious Ilian asbestusls. are (hose who work as tunnel drillers. c e ra m ic w o rk e rs , s a n d ­ blasters and metal ore miners. 'There's conflicting opinion among some researchers on whether American Industry is complying with OSHA {Oc­ cupational Safety and Health Administration! regulations p e r t a i n i n g to s ilic a .* * Goldsmith said. "There has been a dramatic decrease In cases of the dis­ ease among granite workers." # because the Industry has been closely following regulations that limit the amount of silica particles re lra s rd in the workplace. D r. P h ilip L a n d r lg a n . director of surveillance for the National Institute of Occupa­ tional Safety and Health, lamblasted Industries I hat fall to comply with safety laws. A grral many Industries are In willful violation of Ihe law and OSHA standards.'* Landrlgan said. "Studies In Ihree separate labs showexcesses of lung cancers In animals who breathe silica dust There's no excuse for crim inal disregard or the law." Landrlgan acknowledged that studies have yet to de­ termine If silica alone can cause cancer, or If tt acts In tandem with the byproducts of smoking. Researrh In Finland con­ ducted since 1935 on more than LOCK) miners exposed to silica dust shows that workers suffered a hlglu-r tb.in usual Incidence of lung and stom­ ach canter, the latter resultI n g a m o n g th o s e w h o b re a th e d t h r o u g h th e ir mouths Man Charged In Assault With Beer Bottle A 2 1 year-old Sanlord man has been charged with aggravated battery alter he allegedly hit a convenience store clerk with a Ixittle of beer alter she asked to sec Ills IdenlincMtlon T h r man was nabbed hy Hanlon! police within minutes ol the alleged assault at the Lll Champ store. 301 U S Highway 17 112. He was picked up at the 7-Eleven two blocks away, but police h a d n o In fu n n a tio n today as lo whether h< wus making a second attempt to buy iwer when lie wan captured. Clerk Kalhteene Lun n re­ portedly suffered a broken finger when she raised tier Irft band to shield her body from the quart bottle of Iwrr the man allegedly threw at her. a police report said Ms. Lunn told police the man Ix-cumr Iruir when she asked to see his ID before site wooltl make the sale. He cursed tier, threw the Ixittle and kicked the ibxir of the store a* he stalked mil al alxiul 9 30 p in Thurs day, Ihe teport said Steven Taylor, of 713 Wynn Drive, has been charged In the r ase He was Ix-lng lu-lil In lieu ol $8,000 Ixinri R IF L E M A N A R R E S T A 23 year old Casseltx-rry man bus hern rh u rg rd with ag­ gravated assault and use of a firearm In u lelony allrr hr allegedly urrived at Ihe scene of a Hstflglit In Altamonte Springs and brandished a rifle. One n( the two combatant* led the scene on Teak wood at Jackson Street and returned In about 10 minutes with thr gunman, u Seminole County sheriff s re|xirt said The suspect waved the rtllr and pointed It al a crowd thut had gathered, the report said Joseph John Harrow. 23. of 502 Colonnades Cove, was ar­ rest rd at 1105 p to. Wednesday He was being held In lieu of $5.(XX) bond C H EC K ED TO J A IL A 29 year-old Orlando man who allegedly tried to cash u stolen payroll chrck with a lorged check rushing card at an Altamonte Springs store has Ix t ii charged with uttering a forgery, resisting arrest without A c tio n Reports ★ F ir e s ★ C o u rti * P o lic e violence and obstruction by disguise. The man who reportrdly tried to rash the $338 <lin k belong mg lo a Dante) Mills, which bud lieeri stolen In Orlando, was nabbed alter a Winn Dixie man­ ager recognized as forged thr namr on a check cashing card the man presented along wllh llie check at that storr at 791 Orlriila Ave. The card had liern used to casli lorged checks heforc. an Altamonte Springs (Miller rejxirl said When confronted by |xil!re at alxiut 8:50 p.m. Wednesday thr man reportedly ran through the store, but wus caught. Hr also gave police false Identification Information, the rr|xirt said. Grover Cleveland Collins. 29. was Ix-lng held in lieu of 85.000 Ixinil. P O T TO S S Allumonle Springs (Hiller who chased down a s|x-rdlng car which was reportrdly causing oilier drivers to lake cvuslvr uellnn lo avoid an accident has lx*en charged with possession of less Ilian 20 grams of marijuana, resisting arrest wllhnut violence and reckless driving T h r d ru g and resistance <barges came uftrr Ihr mun had Ix-rn questioned by an olflcer anti then tried lo run hack to his vehicle and reportrdly threw a plastic bag of (Mil under Ihr car. a police report said The pot was rrtrlvrd and thr suspect urrrsted. Scull Donald Prewitt. |H. of 1302 Sw rrlw utrr Hlvd., Apopka, was arrested tit H 55 a m. Wed­ nesday on slate Road 436. Alta­ monte Springs. H r was relrasrd on $3,<XX1 bond and Is sehetlulrd toapix-ar In court June 6 F IR E C A L L S The Sanford Fire Depart merit rr*|M>ndrd to the following calls Wednesday — 2:16 u m „ Park Drive and F re n c h A v e n u e , rescue A 23-year-old man wus Injured In an a u to a c c id e n t Dan Christenson, of 1800 Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, received cuts ami scrape* on Ills head and was taken lo the hospital. B U R G L A R IE S ft T H E F T S Thieves slruck twice al Florida Public Utilities. 901 W. Sixth S t . Sanford, b re ak in g Into the company's fenced compound to and Monday. s te a l 11471 t th m il *1 MO w o rth o f b a t* Irrlrs Irom vehicles. The llrst Ihell occurred Msy IB when someone stole batteries from two trucks The thief, or another one. returned Monday to take two more, a Sanford (xillce report said. Someone stole 8220 worth of rolled coins at 1510 Summerlin Ave . Sanford. Leigh Ann Smith. 29. rr|Mirted lo Sanford police that someone trxik the money from a Jew elry box In her tx-droom May 17. Carroll Wolford reported to Sanford police that $300 worth of tixils were taken from bis pUkup truck at 3301 S. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, between Sunday ami Monday, A chainsaw, wedding ring and fo u r beach to w e ls va lu e d together at $590 were stolen from Ray Eberlys home at 127 Centennial Drive. Sanford, be­ tween May 17 and Monday, according to u Sanford police report. Someone stole a motorcycle and surfboard from 2100 Cornell Drive. Sanford. May 23. accord­ ing to Sanford police. Th e motorcycle was found In a wooded lot near the home but the txiard. worth 8280. Is sltll missing, the police report said Four spoke wheels valued together at $460 were taken Irom a car at the National Auto Sales car lot at 1120 Sanford A ve. Sanlord, salesman John Canlillo reported to Sanford (xillce. The thief apparently also tried to steal some gas from another car but was unsuc­ cessful. Curdllln reported. The theft occurred between Saturday WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT! Temperatures over 100 degrees were blamed for at least two deaths Thursday as Oklahoma baked In the second day of a heat wave. Thunderstorms pounded the central and upper Midwest (mm Missouri to Michigan and west in Montana and Wyoming I Lise lull-sized hall caused widespread damugc In Missouri. Storms that Included at least one tornado damaged property In several southwest­ ern Minnesota towns, hut no Injuries were reported Winds gusled tu 60 mph tn Nebraska and wind gusis ol 54 mph were recorded In Colorado Springs. Temperatures around thr nulion at 3 p m . Thursday ranged from 32 degrees ut West Yellowstone. Mont., to 106 In Enid. Okla. For today, rain and thunderstorms are expected to stretch eastward from North Dakota to New England, and through the Ohio Valley lo Ihr centeral Atlantic coast AREA FORECAST! Sunny today. Highs In the lowrr 90s. lows In the upper 60s Winds from the An undetermined amount of |ewrlry was stolen from Rebecca fllrkmon's home at 1107 E. Ninth St.. Sanford, police report. The burglar entered the house by breaking a window and then ransacked the bedroom, the poller report said — J o Sandra Jen rung*. 40, of Faw n Hon, Ovlerto. I Killed lo deputies that a $1,000 antique revolver and a 84.30 ruby and diamond ring were stolen from her home on Tues: day. j,*< Tw o tires and rims and a cedar picnic table wllh a total value Of $375 were stolen from a con­ struction site on Fort Christmas Ruud. Chuluota. tx-twren Sun­ day and Tuesday. A sheriff's report listed Mike D. Jones of Winter Springs, as owner of the stolen Items. Three toilet seats, a pair of sunglasses, rash and a radar detector were among the $600 worth of Items stolen from the car of Roger Murry. 38, of 201 Flame Ave,, Maitland, betwern May 24 and 26, deputies re­ ported Vera M Hayes. 66, of 3020 E 21st St.. Sanford, reported to deputies a $300 television was sto le n from her hom e on Thursday. HOSPITAL NOTES C*ntr*l F * riS « I < s h m I Hw#Okl nwrUif A D M Ilt lO M t Iw M G*ft> u4k P Jo n tt J m H v s O J«n * t Of •(« M tCUln Oerottiy I boron MkalnaA Vrwttund t vtlyn Flake*ty Wf t * DISCHARGE* Vantor* Jsm atC Gon#n Oottna* H*o*r PamalsL Harrison Stan lay YkllnUl. Doltona GiXtoS Quorilttor, taka H«ian Nancy* Jackkon.OlanSa BIRTH* ftfn k 'd and Joan Gotroiw, a baby *irl. Mai <land southwest at 10 to IS mph. Sunny Saturday. BOATINQ FORECAST! SI. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Winds from the southwest to west al 10 knots through tonight, sru* less than 3 fret EXTENDED FORECAST! Sunday through Tuesday — Partly cloudy with a chance of shower* during the day. fair in Ihe evening Highs In Ihr lower lo middle 90s. lows near 70 In the north and middle 70s in the south. AREA READINGS (0 a.mj; temperature: 78; o v rrn lg h l low 60; T h u rs d a y 's high; 92s barometric pressure: 30 03: relative humidity: 79 percent; winds west ut 7 mph; sunrise: 6:28 a.m.. sunset 8 :18 p.m SATURDAY TIDES: Daytona Beach: htghs. 7 M a m .. 7:42 p m .: lows. 12 53 a m .. 12:55 (i m.. Port Canavaral: highs. 7 03 a m.. 7:34 p m .: lows. 12 44 am., 12:46 p.m.: Bayport: highs. 12 55 a.m . 12 08 p.m.: lows. 6:22 a.m., 7 29 p.m. Evening lle ru k l (U t P S asi IM I Friday, May 31. i n * Vol. 11. No 341 PuSlaSod Daily and Sunday. •■<•*! Saturday by The Sanlord Harold. Inc. MS N. F ro n t* A rc . Santord. Fla. Dili Second Clou Potto(e Paid at Santord. Florida m il Hama Dalirary: Work, ll.liy Month. M Ml 1 Manthc. 1141*1 4 Month*. »t» Mi Vaar. U1H. By Mall: waaS tl.Mi Month. It H. 1 Month*. tttMi * Month*, tj] >4, Year. MR Phan* (MS) } » Mil. �Evening Ht »M . Santee*. El. 'Grandpa' Police Officer Hits The Street Running J I.OS A N G E LE S IUP1I - When graduates (mm lhr ^filler Academy indav, hr won‘1 6<- your run-of-the-mill rookie uop. and H won't lie Just because Ac outran and out-puxhuppcd Aiost of his classmates — It's A r e a use L e w is E llis is a 33 year-old grandfather. ■ Ellts will become the oldest Police Academy graduate In his­ tory. having undergone In fine (jishlnn. six months of physical tj sts, weapons training and rjiurr than a few needles from classmates young enough to be (Jischlldren J Ellis was a supervisor at the S o u th e rn C a lifo rn ia Rapid Transit District for 19 years. Ills Youngest child Is now 20 J He had not Intended to join the lim e the day he picked up a <Ji part men l job application. It 4 as supposed to Ik*(or hts son • "The lady behind the desk lave me a strange look." Ellis ncallcd, "I said ‘Don't worry, ti s not for me.' Hut she said. ‘It wouldn't surprise me l( 11 were, there's no age limit anymore.'* Lewis Ellis 'I don’t think w e ll ever use him as an undercover agent in a high school.' — if. Dan Cooke. That's when Ellis learned the I' S 9th Circuit Court of Appeal had ruled the county's age celling for sheriff's deputies was discrlmmatorw lim ing both the sheriff's and fwllcc departntents to drop their 35-vcar-old limits. I kept the application for myself." Ellts laughed, saying he figured his dally regimen of the last 25 years of 100 push ups. 200 sit-ups and five miles of running had prepared him. Alter all. hr only had to do 125 slt ups lo achieve the maximum score. My son later changed Ills mind anyway." Initially, department superiors were skrpllcal that a 53-vcar-old had joined the academy, but Ellis said the physical training was fairly easy, even if he was relcrred to as "Grandpa" and " P o p s " by his college-age classmates. "One of the instructors later told me he'd heard there was an old man In I he class, but when he looked us over, he had a hard time picking me out." said Ellts, who Is 6-fcct. 180-pounds and shows not a single gray hntr He regularly outran at least half the •lass. Other Instructors said Ellis's maturity and wisdom were "a good Influence, an inspiration'* to the rrst of his class. Following his graduation. Ellis - a college graduate and a reserve officer for eight years — will Ik- assigned lo a year of patrol duty, like any other rookie cop. Well, maybe, not like any rookie. I don't think we ll ever use him as an undercover agent In a high school," satd L l. Dan ('iK)kc Lawmen Launch Information W ar Against A ir, Sea Drug Smugglers By Susan Loden Herald Staff Wrtter I Seminole Courtly lawmen arc participating In a statewide 'Jrivll Defense Agalnsl Drug Smuggling" program which Is ihtrnded to get the public tnvjolvrd In the fight against Illegal ding trafficking ; Over the next tew- weeks. Hlp-rlffs deputies throughout the state will I k - distributing p a m p h le ts a n d posters at airports, marinas, campgrounds and ttaheumps describing signs llull tip oft |n»slblc air ami walcr narcotics smuggling Seminole C o u n ty Sheriff's ( apt. Dean T a y lo r said the information Is aimed at reerrat (bn and transportation workers as well as those Who use alr|M>rts amt marinas. E v e n t h o u g h S e m in o le County's waterways arc Inland. Taylor said, the Si .Johns River Is a link to the Intercostal Water they sail Into other areas. C a m pg ro u nd s arc also fre­ quented by suspected drug smugglers, so. he said, campers mo are targeted to receive the lifts. Seminole County Sheriff John folk estimates that about 50 to 75 percent of Illegal drugs smuggled Into lbe country, especially marl Juana and co­ ral uc. pass through Floridti by atr and sea. The program Is sponsored jointly by the Florida Depart­ ment of Law Enforcement and tin- Florida Sheriffs Association In announcing the camjtalgn FOLK Commissioner Robert K Dem psey says citizen s arc needed just as much In the Itatllr against smugglers as they would Ik* If the nation was at war. Lawmen w v the billowing lifts may Indicate smuggling activity: • Vrssel registration or name .ipfirarliig altered, improper of • Cabins or windows covered or closed to outside view, • Shrim p boats operating with no Ice or with nets unused • Vessels lying olTshore at unusual locations or limes. • Vessels traveling outside normal navigational routes or without night lights. • Vessels transferring cargo at sea. • Vessels With out-of-lhrordinary electronlc/radar gear or scanners. • Crew members unfamiliar with vessel or who arc evasive. • U n u s u a lly la rg e cash expenditures, on fuel of repairs tor example • Activities In normally re­ mote Inland wutcr areas La w m e n urge those susfM-ellng someone ol smuggling not to get dlrei tlv Involved in determining what Is going on. A sheriffs department or other law cnlorreincnt agency should Ik<ullrd nn to InvntlKDK. Taylor In in * ., '*» • Vessels speclllcully dc- said. stgnrd tor. but nor rc|tilp|M-d for Iii Seminole County. Taylor llsh b lo g can Ik - reached at 322-3115. W a y w lit r e d r u g s a re believed lo I tiler th ro u g h Iro n ! lli r i iu m t U r also M i l l Seminole County Ikm tern iitav use the lifts when Y o u C a n B a n k O n It M oney Services M ore Expensive? W ASHINGTON |UI‘lJ - The cost ol trunking Is increasing nationwide, forcing many consumers to pay higher fees for routine services anil |>oorcr Americans to abandon the use of bunk accounts, a hew consumer survey suyn, In the second nationwide survey of lunik fees, the Consumer Federation of America and Sun Francisco Consumer Action Tuesday that more banks than ever are charging lor a host ol everyday services needed by consumers. between 1984 and I9H5, the fees for a typical NOW account, an Interest-paying checking ac­ count. Increased 13 percent while the average cost of u regular checking account rose 5 percent, said the survey ol 142 Institutions In 14 slates .end the District of Columbia. More Ilian three-quarters of the Instiluilons surveyed would not cash a government check for a non-customer at any prlrr. The survey found that more than 70 percent of lhr Instiluttons charged fees for savings accounts In some cases, banks arc using customer tecs lo Increase thrtr earnings and others arc using them to attract "upscale" customers and "weed out" i lie less afliucnt. charged Reft. Frrnand St Germain. D R I Increased Spaying Fees May Drive Up Cost Of Adopting Pets By Donna Estes Herald Staff W riter The price for adopting dogs add cals at Scmlnolr County's animal control shelter at Five 1'olnts m ay h r going up If veterinarian demands tor higher neutering tecs ure met Dob McIntosh, animal control official, said veterinarian* arr asking lor the neutering tecs lo Increase $5 lo *10 Thai means ihr cost o( adopilng pets would increase a* follows male dogs under 30 pound*. *34 lo *39. male dogs over 30 pounds. *34 lo *44 females more than 30 pounds. *44 to*54 McIntosh satd Ices lor neuterlug male cats would go up *10. raising adoption tern from *16 to *20 Fo r fem ale cals, the neutering Irr would go up *20. making the adoption fee rise from *16 to *36. McIntosh said neutering fees are Included in the adopt toil ices, but the new owners of the a n im a ls m a y c h o o s e th e v e t e r in a r ia n they w it h to perform the operation and the ■•Alinal control department pays the cost to the veterinarian •He said the requested new tees ■•re the same a * those paid In Change County. services for all animals adoplrd Itoni ihe shelter. "Might now w r arr trying lo lind Die best solution." McIntosh said. At the same lime hr said lhat he doesn't believe an In­ crease In adoption Ices will stop or even decrease the numbers of adoptions of animals (rum (be •enter H r nolrd Dial In 1980 when adoption Ices were raised to |H-rmil Die neutering program, which Is rrqulred by slate law, Ibr adoptions didn’t drop off. but rather Increased by 10 to 15 anlmalsa year. Also Included In the adoption fees arr I hr cost of a her use and rabies and other Inner■illations While McIntosh said Dial cont r a d i n g w it h u s in g le v e te rin a ria n tor n r u le r ln g service would save time and money In txKikkrrpIng costs, no derision has been made H r said any decision would have to come front the county commission .tiler Dir animal control hoard receives as much Inbirmallon as jmxslblc on alternative ways of handling Dir program. During the past six months 433 dogs and cals have been adoplrd from the pound Some 3 062 live animals went through the shelter during the past six months, he said and about 30 animals are quarantined at the shelter monthly because of bites. Animals which go through the (Miund Include not only eats and dogs, but also horses, snakes, chickens, rabbits and raccoons. McIntosh said 25 t h S t r e e t LAWN & GARDEN CENTER L A N D S C A P E W IT H C O L O R DWARF CREPE MYRTLE IXORR MAUL. CHIRERSIS REO. LILAC. ONE OAL REO. I N NOW t . T T 3 QAL. REO. 10.M NOW 1 .2 7 RED BLOOM FOR ACCENT ONE OAL. REO. 3.M NOW 2.7 7 •Mcintosh Is scheduled lo meet 'ssth area veterinarian* tonight .•ad wilt try lo work out an ‘•frremrnt with veterinarian* on Ojc proposed Increase. ;Mranwhlie. he said, the animal •<jnirol advisory commit lee Is » iggesltng Dial consideration be jvrn to contracting with a figle veterinarian lor spaying $ ANNUALS HIBISCUS S VARIETIES VARIQATED FOLIAGE R.g 4 49 ALL IN BLOOM A PINK. ORANQE RED mm i t HOURS: MON. - 2400 W. 25th St. 6 PACK ..................... 4" P O T .................7 9* SAT. 9-5:30 321-2525 SUN. 12-5 SANFORD Friday. May 11. <W>— 3* H*f*M Sr Tmnnr VWKM* Squeeze Play A n d y Snyder, senior reptile keeper at the C e ntral Florida Zoo in Sanford, introduces students at H am ilton Elem entary School lo THE HUMIDITY IS 99% TODAY a boa constrictor. The ‘live dem onstration . was part of a presentation fa m ilia rizin g the students w ith different types of snakes. BCIT WITH OCR WHIRLPOOL AIR CONDITIONER IT’S LIKE BEING BACK A T TH E NORTH POLE \ Stay Cool w ith These Air Conditioned Values! �Evening Herald (USPS 4111*0) .TOO N FRENCH A V E . SANFORD FI.A. 32771 A rm Code 305-322 2 6 1 1 or 831-9993 Friday, May 31. 198S-4A Wsyns D. Deri*. Publntwr Thomat Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adklnt. Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week. f l 10, Month 84 75, 3 Month* 814 25 6 Month* 827 00. Year, 85) 00 l)v Mall Wrrk, 8 1 50. Montt! 80 00:3Month* 8 1H OO 0 Month*. 832 50 Yntr, 800 on Philadelphia And San Ysidro HELEN THOMAS Reagan's Magic Touch Keeps Him Above Fray W ASHINGTON |UPI| - White House chief of staff Donald Regan has a high profile and Is rolling with the punches. Regan Is finding that It Is different to be irrasury secretary, which he was In President Reagan's first term, and the man who runs the White House In all Its details, which he does now. He Is on target and he has been blamed In published reports for some of Reagan's rreenl failures on Capitol Hill. Suddenly, former chief of slaff Jam es Baker, with whom Regan s w n p (M -d Jobs. Is being viewed as the wizard who pushed Reagan's agenda on Capitol Hill. Baker had his problems, too. to put It mildly, with the Internecine wars In the While House and the division between the moderate and conservative factions. But Regan Is now running the whole show and Is taking the pot shots. Other presidents have taken It on the chin when things go wrong Bui Rragan has a magic (ouch and Is above the fray. If his appointees fall by the wayside In an unusual number. It's their fault But If President Jim m y Carter made a mistake in his appoint­ If o n ly Philadelphia police knew at the beginning w hat would happen at the end. Th e n they never would have dropped a bom b on a Philadelphia row house. T h e y would have u s rd other means to flush out radicals who fired on poller serving an eviction notice. T h e y m ight have saved a neighborhood from being destroyed by fire. T h e y would, perhaps, have saved the llvrs of four children who died In (lie conllagrallon, hostages of ihelr radical SCIENCE WORLD parents. If only police had kn o w n. But police never know w hat situation they will lace. T h e y arc forced to make decisions without kn o w in g till the facts. Llfe-and-death decisions. A nd when It's all over and the facts emerge from the rubble. It's easy to secondguess the police. Hut It's not so easy al the scene, w hen police are pinned down by gunfire and a neighborhood Is clam oring for action. W hat Philadelphia officers did know was that m e m be rs of the radical group M O V E had killed a^pollcrtnan In a shootout a few years By Glno Del Gaerclo before. T h e y knew that the row house had UP! Science Writer been fortified w ith a steel bunker T h e y knew BOSTON (UPI) - Yuppies may be going Hie way of the dinosaur. that M O V E had threatened to burn down the A larm ing num bers of young neighborhood “ w ith sm oke, gas. fire and iirtuin professionals and other up­ bullets." T h e y knew that the nelglilxirs were wardly mobile baby boomers are angry and afraid of M O V E . having trouble making ha hies of B ut they d id n 't know M O V E would open their own. Recent esllmales Indicate lire at them shortly after daw n. T h e y d id n 't the Infertility rate has Increased know how m a n y weapons the radical had. from upproxlinalely one In 20 T h e y d id n ’t know w ho was In the house, couples during thr 1930s lo one In iliough there were reports that children were (our couples loduy. Inside. A n d . as hours passed with the street Wllh Yuppies' tendency to have nrnull families, high Infertility staked out under fire, they didn't know what threatens lo dramatically reduce the would happen w hen night fell n u m b e r of Y u p p ie heirs and So they uctcd. T h e y loaded a concussion heiresses bom b on a helicopter, flew over the embattled "W e’ve got a serious problem row house and dropped the bom b on the here." said Dr. Joseph M. Beilina, a bunker. It detonated, starting a lire that fertility specialist and coauthor of appeared. In video foologe, to die away. T h e n the nrw hook. "You Can Have a (lam es rose again, e ng ulfin g the house. Baby." He said the medical pro­ Firem en, fearing they w ould be shot, let the fession has placed most of lls house b u rn Fire spread to the next house and attention on preventing babies, nol making them. to the next f>0 At dawn the next day an aerial photograph revealed a gutted neighborhood Hellion believes a series of social still sm oking. T h e M O V E house was nothing changes — beginning wllh Ihr birth more than a pit. Eleven charred bodies were control pill — have led to the Increase In Infertility. He said the found, four of them children. pill does not have much of a A tragedy of this dim ension should occur |K-rmanenl effect on Infertility. It only once In a lifetime In Am erica, where th r sometimes lakes a couple of months law ’s itioMi fundam ental purpose Is io protect lu-lng off the pill before fertility h u m an life. Ilu l less than a year ago a tragedy returns. However, the pill some­ of horror occurred across the country from times hasa strong Indirect effect. Philadelphia. In a M cDonald's restaurant In The pill led to an tncrcuse In San Y a k u t),C a lll. sexual freedom, which Ird to an T h e n , u Sun Diego police S W A T team was Hit reuse In the average number of called to respond to reports of a m a n sexuul partners, which In turn te rro rizin g a M cDonald's restaurant. T h e contributed to the spread of the police knew the man was arm ed. Ilul they venereal disease. Venereal diseases, dldu'1 know (hat he carried a small arsenal. even m in o r ones, can scar female reproductive organs If untreated T h e poller knew that people were (rapped and can lead to Infertility. Inside. Ilu l not how m a n y , or II they were dead or alive when police arrived al the scene. "They told users they wouldn’t So police used restraint. T h e y surrounded get pregnant, but they didn't say anything about Infection." he said the M cD o na ld 's and waited. It was difficult to Itrlllnu believes the pill also see Into the restaurant. So the police held makes women more susceptible to a their lire unltl they were sure they would kill lypr of mild venereal Infection the hostage taker, not the hostages, A t ailed chlamydia, which cun also sharpshooter finally ended the slrgr. T h e San lead Iti Infertility. Ysidro massacre led 22 dead, seven of them And finally, wllh the reassurance children. lilt- (till gave young women that San Diego Police Chief hill Kolender was (hey would nol become pregnant criticized lor using restraint In not storm ing until (hr wauled In. they held oil the M cDonald's. Philadelphia's (toiler chief Is having babies until their late 2Os now being criticized for dro p pin g a bomb on a and early 30s row house. "When people wall until ihc (all We w ill never know w hether some of the end ol the reproductive period. It's victim s m ight have been saved If the San natural lo see more problems," said Diego (M ille r had stormed the McDonald's. We Be illua. will never know tli.it the lire would not have started and a neighborhood would still be JACK ANDERSON stand m g II (he bomb had not been drn]>|M*d In P h ila d e lp h ia . T h e M O V E ra d ic a ls , w h o stockpiled flammable liquids, might have chosen to start a (Ire themselves. hut when (toller don't know all the facts, By Jack Anderson restraint Is preferable to blind action. T h a t Is and Dale Van Atta the (talnlul lesson ol two tragedies w hich left W ASHINGTON - Ed Welmer's Philadelphia and San Ysidro draped In crepe. problems liegan 10 years ago In Saigon, a lew months beforr the city BERRYS WORLD tell, when he saw Le Hoang riding by In a pedlcab on the street. That chance encounter wus to lead — by a circuitous, hureuucratlcully booby-trapped route — to heart break, frustration und loss of Ills Job. followed years later by a nervous breakdown. ments. It was Carter who took the rap Life Is unfair, said John Kennedy, and when it comes to assessing blame the people deride who they like and who they don’t like and a popular president Is forgiven more than an unpopular president. Regan, who Is taking the lumps, said In an Interview recently. “ I try to hr as candid as I can. You'll never llnd me whimpering ubnut the press. 1have a thick hide." He noted that he lias been called a "political novice" and said. "1 don't let It bother me. I knew the minute I got over here the heat would be on. I have a very thick hide That's the Job you accept." Regan, a multimillionaire, manages to smile a lot. Is approachable and rarely says "n o comment" to reporters. He sees hts Job as Implementing what the president wanls. Th e first term "troika" of advisers decided whal was best (or Reagan and acted on that premise In both cases. Reagan Is adapting io the new style and seems to have a freer hand under the Regan White House management. The personnel at Radio Marti, beamed to Cuba, moved Into a building housing a unit of the Health and Human Services Department, and lavishly furnished their offices. HHS employes, who never had to go through rigid security, also are being subjected lo newrestrictions and Inspections since the station moved In. President Reagan, who has accepted 890 million in funds from the Federal Election Commission since 1976 to finance his cam­ paigns. Is pushing for elimination of the voluntary Si checkoff on Income taxes for presidential candidates. Deputy press secretary L a rry Spcakes ■•plains "that has been the president's fun­ damental position" all along. Reagan has never (M-rinlted the SI contribution on hts income tax returns When asked why Reagan would accept 890 million In taxpayer’s money If he did not believe In It on principle. Speakrs explained "because* olhers did" take funding. WILLIAM RUSHER Infertility Woes For Yuppies Changes Come To The Left WASHINGTON WORLD Leadership Evolution By Hubert ahspsrd W A S H IN G T O N lUIMl Re publican and Democratic leaders ol the Seriate are widely recognized (Milltleal figures who often become presidential contenders, hut such lolly status ha* nol always hern ihr ease. The majority and minority lead­ ers. stars of frequent news confer­ ences and Sunday television shows, wield power and Influence unknown lo leaders who served beforr this crnlury. The evolution ol the leadership posts was examined In a report by die Historical Ollier ol the Secretary o( the Senate The dlflemires In the way Ihr Senate was run In days of old and Hie eurreni system are Intriguing and might cause some (Mil a leal advisers to yearn lor a returo to yesteryear. lo the Iasi century. ’'Individual senators had exerted leadership drpcnilmg upon (he strength ol ihelr personalities, iheir committee chairmanships, or their roles as s|M)ketman" for the president, the Illstnriral Office report nuled. "Bui because the Senate was considered u body ol equals, senators took care not to claim lormal leadership." the report sold Times have Indeed changed. Al I he sturt of this Congress, live senators vied for the vacant llo p Itost and even the entrenched Dem­ ocratic leader. Sen. Robert Byrd, D W. Va,. had a challenger. During Ihc years between iHtifi and 1913, pollllrni parlies In Ihc Senate became more organized and disciplined, meeting and voting m ore f r e q u e n t ly In c a u c u s . "Nominally, tin caucus chairman served as his party's leader, hut the |n» i generally was determined by seniority ami went io senators too old io exert vigorous leadership," lhe rc|Mirt said. Bv ihc turn of the century, real power lit the Senate rested In the hands of a small group of committee chairmen." such as Nelson Aldrich ol Rhode Island, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. Sen Lyndon Johnson of Texas moved from whip to Democratic leader In 1953. and In 1955 became majority leader. Hr quickly rrvumped bulb hts position and Ih r operations of the Senate," the report noted, adding: It Is sale lo say (hat no majority leader, lo that time, had ever dominated the legislative process ns did Lyndon Johnson, or (hat the Senate would ever tolerate such domination again." Leaders since Johnson have had to adopt a more genteel approach In dealing with ihelr colleagues, anti It is likely that the role and methods of the Senate leaders will continue to evolve In yrurs to come. Is the pronounced rightward shill In the politics of the Industrialized world over? In whal must be the most premature death notice since Mark Twain's, a number of ob­ servers who ought to know belter, including Hie ordinarily sensible Bill Satire, have started suggesting that It Is Noting President Reagan’s problems with a balky Congress. Prime Minister Thatcher's low rat­ ing In Ihc polls and the sharp defeat of Chancellor Kohl's Christian Dem­ ocrats In a key local election, the pundits have put two and two together and announced the result: 22. Let us try to be a little calmer; It shouldn't be hard. In the first place. In a democracy. (M)lltlcal victory doesn't end the battle; It simply shifts the battle­ ground President Reagan, like any othcr modern president. Is doomed lo stniggle with Congress — and not only wllh the Democratic House but with ambitious and-or timid Re­ publicans In the Senate. In Europe. Mrs. Thatcher ami Mr. Kuhl arc in inld-passagc of Ihelr respective te rm s, com fortably assured of unshakeable parliamen­ tary majorities Traditionally, that Is the time for an Incumbent to do the necessary but unpopular things, with the result that the opposition frequently wins contests In Ihts or that allegedly key constituency, and prumptly Intoxicates Itself with vis­ ions of victory In the next national election. Reality, however, usually reasserts Itself long beforr that day arrives. Perhaps thr most fasrlnutlng spectacle of all. however. Is the battle now opening for the soul .of the Democratic Party In the Unlfed Stairs Not even Ted Kennedy and Marin C u om o, whose feet ure planted deep In Ihe warm ooze of left-liberallam, seriously urgue that the old policies and tactics ckn revive Ihelr party. A startling number of prominent Democrats appear to have concluded thul nothing can. and have publicly turned Republican. But a handful of modrratc Democrats, such as Gov­ ernors Boh Graham of Florida and Bruce Babbitt of Arizona, und Rep. Richard Gephardt of Missouri. In­ tend to try. and on Ihelr success In promoting more moderate policies may well hinge whatever hope the Democratic Party has of surviving as an effective opposition. Another Casualty From Vietnam 's Fall "Clove cigarettes can ruin your lungs and, best ot all they'll R EA LLY U P S E T YOUR PARENTS." Welmer lists his occupation us re tire d U S s p y . " He w us employed by the superseerel Nal tonal Security Agency In Saigon when he caught his first, llectlng glimpse ol ih r beuuillul young w om an In the b ic y c le -d ra w n rickshaw. H r waved und she smiled. Th ru stir disappeared In truffle. By another chance — the kind of coincidence thul makes security ollk-rrs uneasy — Welmer saw Le Hoang later that same day while he was sitting on the veranda of th e , Continental Palace Hotel. This lime hr hurried up tu her. askrd her hame — arid fell In love. Welmer wanted lo m arry Le Hoang — "Barbara." he rallrd her — bill hr knew he'd lose his top-secret Job II he did Hr couldn't even tell her where he worked or what hr did Three months later, as chaos descended on the Sooth Vietnamese capital, Welmer tried lo get Le Hoang evacuated wllh other Ameri­ can dependent* He was turned down "On thr day I lelt. I can remember my bags were packed, and we were both sitting on thr strps of my little house, crying." Welmer recalled When he landed In H aw aii. Welmer said, the NSA promised him his dancer would be flown out ol Vietnam. Instead, his passport was confiscated to keep him Irnrn trying a last minute rescue edort on his own. He couldn't even use the agency s teletype cable to try lo locate 1^ Hoang. Back at NSA headquarters in Washington. Welmer was stripped of Ills lop secret clearance and told he'd be llred If he didn't stop ail attempts to communicate with Le Hoang. Though he lias since heard (rum her aunt In this country' that la- Hoang eventually made It safely lo France. Wctrnrr has lost touch with her. Welmer quit NSA Whrn he suf­ fered a nervous breakdown, he tried to gel worker's ram |>rnsat Ion for a Joh-rrlaled disability But because Welmer loyally refused to divulge details of his ultra-sensitive work In Vietnam, even In therapy, he could not establish that hts emotional troubles were |ob-rrlated Last year. Welmer finally told u psychiatrist what hts Job had been in Saigon: analyzing enemy troop movements from reconnaissance reports and pinpointing targets for air strikes His analyses could have caused Ihe deaths of hundreds of Vietnamese civilians, und Welmer has rrctirrtng hallucinations about "chlldrrn aflame wllh napalm Jelly and the screaming und crying of civilians.'1 T h e p s y c h ia tris t diagnosed Welmer's emotional disorder as post traumatic syndrome — a type ol delayed stress dial has been experienced by many Vietnam vetrrans. The doctor reported that Welmer's pent-up wartime memo­ ries dually trolled over during thera­ py Welmer ts understandably bitter. "1 tried to be a good cllUcn." he told our associate Corky Johnson. "But now I wish I hud never heard of the NSA I understand now whv people stand by the Vietnam Memorial and blow thclr brains out ' Footnote; A lettrr from NSA's personnel director hints at the anguish W elm er went through concerning Le Hoang, stating: "Because of the sensitivity of Mr W elmer's position, he was In ­ structed not to return to Vletnum to aid his dancec. and thus was not afforded the same opportunity as others who secured passage of Vietnamese relatives and friends prior lo ihe fall of Saigon." MINI-EDITORIAL: Women report­ ers have been struggling to be taken seriously since the days of Nelly Bty. who sutfrrrd sexist Indignities while exposing Inhumane conditions In mental hospitals. Now. with a push of her hand and a condescending putdown. Nancy Reagan's press secretory. Jennefrr Hlrshberg. has sent women White House reporters back to the Dark Ages. Physically shoving them out of the room the other day wus ju*t plain bad manners. Calling these professionals “ girls" was worse. Former Presidents Nixon and Ford also colled female reporters "girls." It was as patronizing then as It Is now. �Friday. May 11. m s - S A Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. , M edical A d v a n c e s Abortion H e a d ed For Legal Sh o w d o w n LOS A N G E LE S |UPI) - Advance; mrnt In the ability of doctors to save premature babies is shortening the lime women have to decide whether to have an abortion, and some lawyers say a Constitutional confrontation Is coming. I | | j J ; Speaking Tuevlav at the 151st annual meeting of the American Assoclanon for the Advancement of Science, Or Robert Hayasht and a panel of legal experts discussed the growing debate over when a fetus can live outside the womb. ’ In some late abortions, the fetus has a heartbeat. It's breathing. We are (unstrained by rules and try to re­ suscitate. but do not try to be heroic about I t ." said lla ya s h l. of the llarbor-UCLA Medical Center. Ten years ago only 50 percent of all Ictuses of only 28 weeks gestation born in the United States lived, llayashl saul. Now nearly all ol them do "A s viability grows earlier. It appears ih.it the time during which u woman can exercise her choice for alMirtlon will gradually* d im in ish .' said Nancy Rhoden of the Ohio State University l-aw School "The t iKistiiution.il right to have an abortion recognized by the Supreme Court In Roc vs. Wade was llriulv tied m im tin al lechnology as we knew It around 1973." she said. In som e la te ab o rtions, the fetus has a h e a rtb e a t, it's b reath in g . W e a re constrained by rules and try to resuscitate, but do not try to be heroic about it . ’ — D r. R o b e rt H a y a s h i, of the H a rb o r U C L A Medical Center. Rhoden said she and hundreds ol oilier attorneys leel the country Is now moving toward a Constitutional unifrontal Ion on Ihe Issue, and that II could have ma|or political ramtftca linns able to survive outside ol the womb, even II that survival meant artificial aid." Rhoden said. That artlflctal aid Is also improving. Research Is under way to perfect artificial wombs and placentas — mrdt <al advanrrs that conceivably could reduce the viability jx-rlod to the first thr Supreme Couri said that v lability was crucial tiecausr that was the lime at which a fetus is potentially weeks following conception, llayashl said. lie said the rate of brain damage and other developmental problems is directly proportional to weight and the number of gestational weeks "New techniques are permitting us to Increase the survival rate ol Ictuses at fewer and fewer weeks gestation llayashl said "We re approaching tbr viability ol fetuses ol only 24 weeks ol development." Indeed a baby born In the '24th week tn Lancaster. Calif., on Jan 4 and weighing only l pound. I ounce, was released from the hospital Tucsdav lblias gullied more than four pounds and doctors said lie should lead a normal life. "I don’t think aliorilon policy should be ruled by advances in medical technology.” Rhoden said "Hut. to avoid this the Supreme t'ourt must Im- Reagan Tax Package Competing With Others W ASH IN GTON lU I’ll - Frrsi dent Kragan's newly announced lax reform plan Is aimed at producing a simpler and fairer lax system by eliminating most deductions, exemptions and credits and reducing tax rates. Ii Is similar tn many wavs two other major reform proposals the "Fair" lax s|K>nsored by Sen Hill Bradley. D N .J.. and Rep Richard Gephardt. D-Mo and the " F A S T " or "Fair and Simple T a x " developed by Rep Jack Kemp. R N Y , and Sen Robert Kasirn. H Wls All three plans will tie used as i springlMtard when Congress tries to craft Its own tax reform ‘•plan later this year The following is a comparison ol siAnc key provisions: P re sid e n t Reagan's plan: The plan would replace the ’ current I I tax brackets, which range from 11 |>ercrnt to 50 |tcrrenl. with three lax brackets 15 iiercenl. 25 percent and 35 percent Most deductions would Im- drop|>ed. Including those for stale and local taxes. The de­ duction for mortgage Interest nnd charitable contributions for Itemlzers would remain. The personal exemption for spouses, taxpayers and dependents, now * lit 81.040. would go to $2,000 Individual ra le s , ihe personal exemption and the standard induction would lie "Indexed" ' rut h y r s r to offset live effects of t it f I it I 1o o . A p o r t i o n o f employer-provided health Insur­ ance benefits, now lax free, would be taxed Capital gains, the fuvorable lux treatment of Income from In­ vestments held for more than six months, would lie taxed at a maximum 17 5 percent, down from the current 20 |iercent top rule. The administration says the plan should not change the tax burden among income classes, hut would provide some addi­ tional relief to those below the poverty line About 79 percent ol laxpavrrs should have no in­ crease. or may receive a tax cut. while Ihe remaining 21 percent to would pay more tax. It said For business, there would lie a 33 percent tax rate, down from the current 46 perm it top rate, and many deductions would tie eliminated Because of those deductions, however, m any businesses now pay little or no taxes. T o be sure that does not hap|K'n under Ihe new lux re­ form plan, a minimum corporate tax Is proposed The Investment Fax Credit that many companies use to write oil 6 perm it lo 10 |M-rcent of thetr capital Invest­ ment costs would Im- repented T h e D r sd le y - G e p h s r d t "Fair” plan: There would lie three tux brackets — 14 percent. 26 per­ cent and 30 percent. While many deductions would lie clim mated, some of the most notable ones would remain. Including mortgage Interest, charitable contributions and stair and local property and Income taxes. Rates would not Im- Indexed lo offset lun a tio n und Income uvrrugtng. a method eligible taxpayers use to reduce their lax IlMhllltv. would Im- eliminated. The |ieraonul exemption would jump from 81.000 to 81.000. while exemptions for depen­ dents. Ihe blind and Ihe elderly would rrm ulnut 81.(XX). The sponsors rstlmute ih.u about 70 perernt of the nut Ion’s lax|iayers would pay the sum - or less lax. w hile uliout 30 percent would pay more There would Ima 30 (lercenl rale lor corpora* lions, with the rc|M-al of most deductions, credits and exemp­ Report: 10 Percent Of Nation's Ground Water Tainted By Pesticides W A S H IN G T O N lU I'll Ground water Ita*. iM-eume the dllcl source ol drinking water III the United Stales and tests show measurable pesticide levels in less tb.m It) percent ol all ground water samples, ai curding lo lli<* Interior Dr* partmcnl In us second annual Na* iion.il Water Summary, tbc department'* U S Geological Survey rc|M>rird ground wulct usage lias mure Ilian doubled siiu c 1950. up Itom 3-1 billion gallons a day then, to 88 billion gallons toil.iv Sta tistics show groun d waii-r provides drinking witter lor more than 50 pc-rccnl ol tbc iMipiiltillnil. mt biding 97 |teft*enl of all rural drinking wilier G round water also supplies 35 |m-ii'i*iil ol licsb water lor munlc-lp.il water supplies and -10 pen cut ol all wuicr used lor Irrigation “ Adequate water supply .mil .idi-qualc water quality will I m* l lie resource Issues of ihe coming decade." Interior Sei rciarv Donald llndclsald Our task in tin- entiling vcais will In to murslml combined and cooperative i fTo'is al tbc lcdii.il. slate and Iim -u I levels tn protect our water resources and to work Inge! her 111 lllircasi* I III* availability and Improve the qoalltv ol water will'll and Federal and local property faxes are the least fair ot all. according to a recent taxpayer survey. tions The Kem p-Kasten " F A S T " plan: Instead of the I I lax brackets, there would lie a single. 25 |M-rrriit rale. However, there also would tie an “ employee Income rxrluslon.’’ meaning that 20 percent ol taxpayer s earned Income up to 840 <JOO la lax free, oflsetllng the Social Security payroll lax T h r plan also would (ilm lnulr most deduct Ions, but would retain write-offs lor major Itrms-llkr mortgage interest and state and Iim-u I property taxes. There would Im* no deduction for slate and Iim-u I Income taxes The plan would retain Ihe indexing provision Flic |M-rsou.il e x e m p tio n w o u ld go from 51.000 to 52.000 as would exemptions for dependents, the elderly and the blind Families with Incomes below 514.375 would not Im* ho Ii |cc ! to lederal income tuxes. A Joint Economic Committee analysis says the plan would shift some of the tax burden onto middle class taxpayers, while those ut Ihe bottom of Ihe Income scale und those making more thun 8100.000 would likely pay less tax thun ut present The cnr|Mirnle tax rale would lie set al 30 percent and most deductions and credits would Im* repealed. Many ol the current lax breaks for the oil Industry would be retained CALENDAR FRIDAY. MAY 31 Weklva AA (no smoking). 8 p rn. Wrkivu Presbyterian Church. SR 434. at Weklva Springs Road. Closed. Long wood AA. 8 p m .. Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood. Alarum, same lime and place Tunglewood AA. H p m.. St Richard's Episcopal C hurch. Lake Howell Road Aianon. same lime und place Sanford AA Slrp. 8 p m . 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. SATURDAY. JUNE I Congressman Hill McCollum Town Meet­ ing. 0:30 a m . Casselberry City Hall. 05 Lake Triplet Drive. 11 30 a m . Oviedo City Hall. 20 E. Broadway Street. Zellw-ood Sweet Corn Festival. Zellowwod Gules open 10 a m foe arts, crafts, rides and concessions. Dinner noon to 6 p m. Advance tickets available at Sears and ticket agen­ cies. Kidney Karnlval. 10 a m. to 4 p m . Flea World. U S Highway 17-92. Sanford 10th Birthday Celebration and all day picnic for Neonatal Intensive Care Unit at About 200 employees were laid off bv Stromberg Carlson Corp of Luke Mary as a result of a merger between a company subsidiary In Maitland and the parent company, said Ernest Jones, president of the corpora­ tion. Stomberg has cut Its staff 20 percent since April 1984. going from 2.000 to 1.600 The Stromberg Carlson Busi­ ness Communications Systems which had operated out of the Maitland Center has bern Inte­ grated with Stromberg Carlson Corp. In Lake Mary. Jones said lie said the company's devrl opment programs for expanding digital central olllcc capacity, enhanced services and Intergratrd services digital network are being accelerated while other development programs are being scaled down. Special L o n g w o o d M e e tin g Set Lo n g w o o d M ayor H a rv e y Smertlson has called a special meeting Monday al 6 p m lo discuss a request by Georges St t-aurrnl to use septic tanks on four sites at his Florida Com ­ merce Park. The project Is suppose lo have sewer hookups but its treatment plant is not finished St. Laurrnt wants permission to use the tanks until thr plant Is cum plctcd so he ran linlsh construc­ tion on the development. The meeting will be held In the d ly ballat ISO W. 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Wee >519 JENN AIR COOKTOP Model IC101 % Was >349 (Hwy. 17-92- Next lo Lil Champ) PH. 323-2799 SANFORD OPEN MON THRU SAT 9 A M The survey found Increases ut salt and other dissolvedsolid couci-utrallous in many livers which ii blamed ou im leased use ol agricultural irrigation and heavy use of s a il in c le a r lee I ru m highways m lIn- Northeast .mil Midword Ibii tIn- sillily mruHurrd a 50 pert cm drop m the ills i barge ol srdlmeni into the G u ll ol Mexieo trom ihe Mississippi Rivet over I hr Iasi 30 years. In I In- Colorado and Rio Grunde rivers, seaward iransporlallon ol sedlmeul lias nearly bern slopped. I hr ii-port said Developm ent In various pari* o( ihe country has pushed ground wutcr levels down al least 40 feel. Ihe siintv said, s in g lin g out ( a 11lor ilia 's San Jo a q u in Valley. Halon Rouge, La.. I la n k lln . Vo und Floyd i miniv. Texas LARGE CAPACITY 1 DAY SERVICE Don’t Cat Caught Cold... w here II l» needed." he added. Analyses u( 33KX) water sample* from the pesticide monitoring network operated by the Geological Survey and the Environmental I'roiectlou Agency from 1975 to 1980 showed that less than It) |H-rvrnt of the sample* con l.lined dclcrtablc levels ol |K*»tlcldc. the 467 page report ■slid WASHER Ou m. lo 5 p m. "M ix and Match" demonstration on how­ to make your own mixes. 9 30 11:30 a m . Seminole County Agri-Center Auditorium. 4320 S Orlando Drive. Sanlord For regis­ tration (.ill Barbara Hughes. Exlenslon Home Economics Agent, ut 323 2500. ext 179 How ling league for mentally handicapped, 4*5 45 p m . Altamonte lames. 280 Douglus Ave Call 862-2500 lor Information Krbos Club AA. noon and 5 30 p rn.. dosed. M p m . step. 130 Normandy Road. Caasrlherry Clean Air Rrbos at noon, dosed A|M>pku Alcoholics Anonymous. 8 p in . dosed, Apopka Episcopal Church. 615 Highland. A l-A n o n S lr p and S tu d y . 8 p .m ., Casselberry Senior Crnier. 200 N Triplet Drive. Sanlord AA. 8 p m . dosed. 1201 W Flrsl SI. Fellowship Group AA. senior citizens. 8 p in . closed. 200 N Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Orlando Regional Mrdlrul Center. IO a.m. lo 4 p m. Turkey Lake Park. Orlando, lo honor all ORMC neonatal graduates.' Parents are asked to call 8 4 l-5 2 i8 to confirm aliendance. East-West Klwards Club. H a m Alrjmrt Restaurant. Santord Sanford Womens' A A. 1201 W First St.. 2 p i n . closed Casselberry AA Step. 8 p m Ascension Lutheran Church. Ov erbrook Drive. Rrlio* und Live Oak AA. noon. Krbos Club. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry Irlosed). Clean Air AA for non Htuokers. first floor Mime riNim. same place and time. SUNDAY. JUNE 2 Sanford Big ll<M>k AA. 7 p m ., o|x-n discussion. Florida Power and Light build­ ing. N Myrtle Avenue. Sanford. Aianon meeting. H p m . 1201 W First Si.. Sanford , MONDAY, JUNE 3 Central Florida HIo m ! Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E Second St.. San­ ford. 9 a.m to 5 p in .: Florida llonpltulAliamonte Branch. 601 E Altamonte Ave.. Stromberg Lays Off 200 willing to admit that fetal viability In and ol ttscll ts not quite so Important *•* the court has now implied " She compared the legal standards for alMirtlon with those of sanity. I he legal standard for Insanity does not change each time psychiatrists alter their diagnostic m a n u a ls ." Rhoden said It up (tears only In the abortion arena that the court Ilia* I made medical ici Imologv the master of women s •oustltullon.il late." I he low birth weight lechnology re•c u rd massive publicity in the last wi rk when advanced neonatal care and treatment saved five of the seven litisiacl septuplels Imuii III their 28lh week In Orange. Calif. Four of the live m mulntng babies w hich all weighed less than two pounds at birth, are now giv co good chances of sot vtval PHONE 322 -3 8H 3 1 700 W. F IR S T S T . SA N FO R D 1PM I A « i • 395 288 �SPORTS IA -E v e n in g Htrald. Sanford. FI. Sam Cook Friday. Mav Jl, IN ] S e m in o le s B re a k Even HERALD SPORTS EDITOR 'Cousin Connection' Clicks To Top Lions ’ Tonight's Jamboree: Explosive Backs, Inexperienced Lines A L TA M O N TE SPRINGS - By Sam Cook Herald Sports Edlt rr Seminole's "Cousin Connection" may make a few team* cry "Uncle" In the years to come. Freshman quarterback JefT Blake and sopho­ more wide receiver Herb Hlllcrv did Just that Thursday night against Oviedo In the Seminole Spring Football Jamboree before 500 fans at Seminole High School Faced with a second and six at the Ovtedo 3!-yurd line with seven minutes to play. Blake looked for a familiar face. H r found one in first cousin Hlllery. who was knifing toward the middle. Blake whizzed a bullet which hll Hlllery lull stride for u 22-yard gain to the Oviedo 9. Sophomore hallback Dwayn "Shuggy" Willis, who had a 76 yard scoring Jaunt In the first quarter, did ihc rest. He carried for six yards to the 3 and then followed Carl Tipton Into the end zone for a touchdown Blake added the P A T for u 7-0 victory over the Lions The Tribe. In Us first real lest on first-year coach Dave Mosure. broke even for the night. Earlier. It had lost a 13-10 overtime decision to Ihc Lake Howell Silver Hawks. Oviedo dropped a 14-6 setback to DeLand The Bulldog* also pulled uut a 3-0 win over Lake Howell lo come away us Thursday's big winner, "Rychologlcally. I w-as very pleased,” said Mosure. ” W r played eight gcx>d minutes against Lakr Howell but after we got beat, the kids shook It off. They regained their momentum, emotion and enthusiasm Offensively, we had Just one mishandled pitch Wc didn't drop the hall and we dldn'l have any procedure penalties. That 's a good sign." So was the 68-yard drive for the winning TD "I've been throwing to Herb Hlllery for four years." said Blake, reflecting on bis Seminole Youth Sjxirts Association football days. "1 Just sal back and waited lo see what the safely did. The line gave me u lot of lime. There were no penrtrailons T h rrr wrre no sacks.ill night." Offensive line coach Glenn Malnllnl was also Im pressed. ''W c d id n 't have any m a jo r breakdowns." he said. “ We'll get better, too Tim e ts on our side." While Ihr offense played nearly error-free In the third quarter, it was a strong defensive stand which squashed an Oviedo threat after a poor snap on a punt had gotten the Noles In the hole. Just thrrr minutes Into the quarter, the Lions had a llrst and 10 at the Seminole 29. On first Lake Mnry and Lake Brantley. Seminole County'* lwo most Intense rival*, will go hrad-lo-hrad for one half tonight In Lake Brantley'* Spring Football JarnlMirre. Klckolf I* *et for 8 p.m., right alter Lyman and Wildwood meet In the 7 p.m. opening hall Ticket* are 93 for adull* and $1 for Modem*. Th e Brantley-Mary rnutchup will feature two of thr hc*l tailback* In the county. Lake Brantley’* Cornelius Friendly shared the hall-carrying duties with Steve Emrnonn. Scott Salmon. Kurt Marti and Bobby Garrison last year. With all four graduating, though, (lie !Mt IOO yard danh sprinter Is ready for tnorrof a workhorse role tlilsfall "In a sense. Friendly's going lo our main threat," said Putrlot first-year coach Fred Almon. "But we've got sorne good receiver* In Sam Scars, Aaron Kltulel ami Joe) Miller W e’re going to throw (he ball a lot " Lake Mary counters with John "Battering Ram" Curry. Uike Mary coach Barry Nelson ranks Curry among the best track* he has coached, laist yrar. Curry burst Into pro­ minence by rushing for IOO yard* against Oviedo In III* first varslly game "C u rry can be the best track to come out of I Ills area since Tim Raines," said Nelson about his freshman phenorn. "He has great move* and he follows hi* bloc king real well." Both Iranis have rx rrllrn l quarterback*. P atrio t D a v id D elflacco w n» the A llConference and All-County choice last year. The Junior signal caller ha* very quick feet and 1* adept at running the option "David has looked real good," said Almon. He's always had good foot speed, but his throwing ha* really come around, too. we're excited uboul that." File Ram* rely on Ray llartsflrld ami Mike Sclunlt. Hartslleld Is the runner, usually making an uppearunce Inside the ojtponrnl's lO-yard line or d e e p In l-akr Mary territory The Sanlord Junior Is very good al turning the cot tier and scrambling. Sctuult Is the thrower. His prlm r target was Donald Grayson last year This year. Iir'll spread tt around more to Myron Washington. Mike Remind anti Hartslleld Both team* had excellent offrnMvr lines last year hut most nl the bulk ha* graduated The Patriot* lost All-Staler Curt Mull und consistent Bill Neville They return Mark B m isqurt, a jxisslblc b lu r cll|>per. Jell Peterson und Jim Conchrlos also return for the Big Blur's nllrnalvr line. Almon doesn’t rxjirrt any tricks from Nelson "Lake Mary will try to Jam It down our throat," he said. “ They play rock ’em sock Y in football. Nelson's not llamtxiyant. They lo*t all of their line hut I beard tliul the new guys weir doing a good Jot). That hurkllrld quickness lias got os concerned. Hartslleld and Curry can really move " In tonight * first half. Lyman coach Hill Scott doesn't know what to exjtccl from Wildwood The 2A Sumter County school UHimlly has sc viral quick hacks which should ic*t a young Lyman defense Scull said he was encouraged by his offense In Iasi Friday's Intrusquud game Sophomore quurtrrtMiek Darren lloyesrn scrambled In for thr tying touchdown a* the Blue und White played lo a 1)0 tic, Ricky Sheris arc jKTforiiird well al quarterback, Lym a n , which prelers lo spread the bail-carrying around will line uj) with Robert Thmmi* and Mike Sir mans as Its No. I bucktleld duo Simian* Is (hr power runner while Thomas ha* good outside sjieed "Both Simian* and Thomas ran (he hall well In the Inlraquud game," said St oll. Lyman's rxjK-tletter In thr ollenslvc line Is right up thr middle where center Pal Prrkln* and guard* Byron Overstreet und Ikivld Leach return "W ere still nol very big uj> I here." wild Scott about Ills Junior trio. "But they're all lough und strong " Delrnslvrly. Irrshmun linebacker Scott Radclllf und defensive buck Bobby Decker are the headhunters Each had a strong Inlraaqu.nt game Prior lo tonight's loothall menu, the Luke Brunt ley Ikxmtrr Club will be serving a chicken huitM-eur. For 83 50, you can buy u comjilelr dinner The hurbecue tieglnsut 6:15 p.m. John C u rry , a Lake M ary runn Ing b a ck , b u rs t upon the county acene last y e a r w i t h a 100-yard game In him flrat varsity a ppea r­ ance. Curry l i |u it a freshman. 4* I Above, Seminole coach Dave Mosure Instructs Jeff Blake (N o. A) and fhe resf of his o f f e n s e . B l a k e t ossed a crucial 22 y a rd pass to his cousin, H e rb H llle ry , fo set up Seminole's touchdown in a 7 0 win over Oviedo. D w ayn ''S h u g g y'' W illis scored fwo plays later from three yards out. A t rig h t, Oviedo's W illie Gainey goes Into high gear on an 82 ya rd punf return for a touchdown against DeLand. The Bulldogs, the only foam to win both quarters T h u rs ­ day, took advantage of two early tum bles by the Lions for a pair ot T D s before G ainey electrifie d the the crowd late In the quarter w ith his long jaunt. down, however, Dexter Franklin smeared A ndrew ; PS*1*1 *r *«h P»*'r Lake Howell Trims Tribe In OT; DeLand Wins 2, Oviedo Loses 2 By Sam Cook Herald Sport* Editor Luke Howell’* Silver Hawk* tumbled three times in the llr*l quarter ul Thursday * Spring Football Jam borer al Seminole High School But when II came Uiqx-rallvr to hold onto the bull, miming truck* Terry Gammons amt Dun Chisholm were up to I In tank After Jett Blake * Held gnat bad given Sent I mile a 10-7 lead halfway through the tiebreaker, the Stiver Hawks knew what th e y n e e d e d to w in — a touchdown Gammon*, a 6-2. 185 |M)und sophomore, bulled tor nine yard* to the Seminole I on llr*l down. Alter a secondd o w n r u s h w a s s to p p e d . C hish olm , another talented sophomore, powered Into the end rone tor the T D and a 13-10 victory. "We came out to have fun and we did." Mid Lake Howell coach Mike Hlscrgllu Lake Howell dropjM-d a 3-0 derision lo DrLand In Ihr fourth quarter when Jeff Philips’ 52-yurd field goal IrII three yards short of sending the game into ovrrtlme. "I m ade a 5 3 -y o rd e r tn. prat lice once." said Philip*, who Is one of the top noeerr players tn Central Florida "But I've never tried one that long tn a game." DeLand used two O viedo lumhlrs to |iost a 14-6 will In the second quartrr to come away with two victories. Seminole and Lake Howell split while Oviedo druppedu pair, Dwayn "Shuggy" Willis got q u u rirrs Football tin- quarter oil to an electrifying start when hr zljqx-d 76 yards lor a touchdown lllakr's kick gave die 'Notes a 7 0 edge. It d id n 't last G a m m o n s c o u n te re d w ith a 68 yard breakaway on a draw play and philips booted the P A T lor a 7-7 tic ” We got caught in the wrong defense,'' said Send nob* deIrnstVC tackle Brian Brinson "We were all going one wav and they r a n a draw the other way.'' Lake Howell made a move to w in in r e g u l a t i o n w h e n quurtrrbuck Mark Walnwrtghl tossed a 3 5 -y a rd e r lo Bill Wasson. One play later, though. Alan Kendall covered a tumble to end the drive. In the tiebreaker, u Seminole dive gained three yard* betore Blake Itred two tncomplcllon*. He kicked his field goal from 24 yard*. The Lake Howell Del.and bat­ tle was a scoreless tie lor eight minutes before Bryan Roney booled a 27-yard field goal. WulnwTlghl fueled the Hawks' dual drive with 14 and sevenyard kreper runs tu the DeLand 35. A draw play gained nothing and a pa** wa* otl Ihe mark before hlsce g lla called oil i’hlllj»» The kick was accurate hut fell a few yards short, giving DeLand a sweep of It* two Blanton's young Lions pul themselves In Immediate trouble in the second quarter by fumbl­ ing on their llrst possession and turning II over again on the second klcknll Leigh Pope scored on a fouryard fur the llrst T D and former Lake Mary athlete Nino Fontana slipjM-d in from two yards out lor live- second score. Roney klckrd txdh extra jxiinis tor a i4-0 lead w ith H 57 to play A n d re w S m it h , O v ie d o 's hard running tailback, picked up 49 vard* on five carries as the Lions moved to tlie DeLand 27. U B Jo h n Morrow threw tn« omplrte on third and fourth downs, though, a* DeLand trxik over, The Bulldogs, nevertheless, couldn't move and hud lo punt Willie tiulney. a sophomore wldeoul. gathered In the ball at the Oviedo 18. slipped through the first wall of tackier* und then cut across the middle for a spectacular 82-yard punt return lor the Lions' score Gordon King's PAT was blocked and when Del.and recovered the onside* kick. Oviedo was saddlrd w lib a 14-6 setback TRIBE TALK - Daryl Taylor. Blake a backup at quarterback, did not play Thursday because ot academic Ineligibility. Sonny Osborn, who figures In the Seminole receiving and tight end turps missed the jamboree with an hikin'. I M * A . • Smith for a six yard loss on an attempted sw rrp Richard Kelly held John Morrow to one on a kn jx-r and Morrow fired Incomplete on third; down. Coach Jack Blanton then summoned Gordon; King for a 52 yard field goal attempt. King! smacked the football w-ell but Thrron Llggons! and Mike Luster batted It down und Dennis Lawrence reeovrrrd on thr Seminole 32 Seven play* und three minutes later, the Tribe was In the end zone Blake rolled left for 10 yard* lo the 42. Willi* skittered for eight more to mtdllrld A facernask penalty moved the ball to the Oviedo 35, Wtllls went over Ihe left side lor four before Blake found Hlllery for 22 to the 9. Willis plowed for six morr lo the three. On his nexl carry, he scored easily. "I just used my quickness and read the blocks." maid Willis, who wrlghs just 150 pound*. "W hen I looked up on the touchdown run. the line had blown them otl the ball The line made It hapjM-n I Just got Ix-hlnd Carl Tipton." Although thr Tribe had a 7-0 lead. Ihe Lions werrn't ready to call for "Uncle" yet. Steve Hofmann, a sophomore running buck, ripped of gain* of 11 and *lx yards up the middle. Srntth lost five on a sweep but u facernask penalty moved the ball tn the Seminole 37 Willi 4 40 to play. Bernell Simmons broke uri « nd around down the right sideline for ati ajiparcnt score. The quick wtdrout. however, strjiped on the chalk at the Seminole 25 When II wa* discovered the Lions had tixi many men on the 11nr ot scrimmage, the 23-yard scamper was tun her negated Starting over al mid field. Morrow was sacked for a seven-yard loss by defensive end Jim Rowe Morrow, a freshman, hit Willie Gainey for two yards and Simmons for 17 on successive jilay*. On tounh and four. Hofmann flowered for five for a first down at the Seminole 34. With less than two minutes left. Morrow rolled right only to find defensive tackle Brian Brinson In his path Brinson unloaded on Morrow and he coughed up the bull Rowe pounced on It end the Oviedo drive, "I wish I would have picked It up and ran." Rowe said later about the fumble. "I don't think anybody was in front of me. I Just slammed In untouched and saw Brian knock the ball loose. I |ust gat on It." Brinson, an All-County and All-Conference performer last year, showed he hasn't lost a step He collected three sack* on the night. "I'd like to get two or three a game." he said Altamonte Seniors Will Field A Team Jim Hovls. president of the Altamonte Springs Little League, said today that the league would field a Senior League All-Star team for the post-season tournament. T h r Senior League lost over 20 players to the American Legion baseball programs at Lake Mary. Lyman and Lake Brantley. The defection decimated three trams, which were unable to finish the season. Hovts said he thought It would be In the best Interests of Ihr league to field a team far the tournament season despite the exodus of players. The Altamonte Seniors won the World Series last year. I �*p I*-" Friday. May 31. 1*15 — 7A Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI. SPORTS IN BRIEF Parker Ignites Osceola's Win; Twins Fall To Red-Hot Memphis Former SCC standout Boh Parker Ignited an eighthInning outburst with a walk as the Osceola Astros broke loose for five runs en route to a 7-6 victory over Tampa In Florida State League baseball Thursday at Tampa. The victory was the ninth In 12 games for the Astros, who lead the Central Division by 3tk games. Parker started the explosion with a walk and Troy Afenlr doubled home for a 3-2 lead. Gerald Young added an RBI single. Ryan Job chipped In a two-run single and Ken Camlnltl delivered an RBI hit to boost the lead to 7-2. Osceola hosts Tampa tonight al 7:30. In Southern League action. Memphis received an RBI double from Mike Cole In the bottom of the ninth Inning to upend Orlando. 5-4. at Memphis The Chicks, who snapped the O-Tw lns' nine game win streak Wednesday, overcame In a 4-3 dellclt In the last two Innings to pull out the win. Mark Davidson and Greg Morhardt each clubbed their seventh homers for the Twins. Memphis, which has won four straight, hosts Orlando again tonight. Stray Cats' Rally Fall Short Losing 9-2 going Into the bottom of the seventh Inning, the Duda Stray Cals pul on a tremendous rally against the undefeated Hunter In the W lntrr Park Solftball League, only to have the tying run die on base with one out. They lost 9 8. Singles by Bob Bliss and Steve Nelson, a triple by Kyle Relchle off the 290' fence, singles by Pop Bowers. Kelly Klukls. Eddie Norton and Rob Kerr and a sacrifice fly by .Joe Brandon accounted for the rally Kerr pitched a good game for the Cats bolstered by a fine outfield defense of Bliss In left. Norton In left-center. Nelson In fight-center and Bowers In right They made 14 catches between them. Aftrr seven games, leading Duda In hitting Is Norton at .556 on 10 for 18 He Is followed by Nelson at .500. E .J. Roaanw at 478, Kerr 458. Mark Howell 400. Kenny Tuttle 385, Big Jim Webster 368. Pop Bowers, Joe Brandon, and T im Turbyfleld 333. Kyle Relchle .308, Jim Moore 222. Hob Bliss 211. Klukls 133 and Glen Relchle .111. Gymnasts Leap Toward Goal The Sanford Gymnastics Association (SGAI Is preparing for the June 4 Kurt Thomas Benefit at Sea World and Is well on Its way to Its goal for a permanent training facility. The SGA now has 12 Gold Sponsors ($1,000) and five Silver Sponsors (*50O| Tickets are still available for sponsors und Individuals ($100 each) at Seminole County Sun Banks. Gold Sponsors Include Schleke Enterprises. Inc., Harcar Aluminum Products. Sun Bank. Barnett Bank. Contemporaiy Cars. Burker King. Winn-Dixie. Jim m y Bryan Toyota. The Orlando Sentinel. Glenn Martin — Financial Security Carp, of Am rrtruu, Wayne Dcnach. Inc. and Art Grtndlc. Ine. Silver Sponsor* art, Coble Boat Company. Orlando I'svintl Company. Weslingbouse Electric Corp., Central Florida Heglonal Hospital and the StllTey family of Sunford. Mann Leads Mice In Batting The Oviedo Mice, after nine games In Longwood Women's Soflball la-ague, are led In hitting by old reliable Terri Mann. She Is smacking the bull at a .519 clip on 14 for 27. Following Mann are Slephanlc Nelson ,441. Ava Gardner 438, Cindy Wood 435. Rosa Bom be 407. Renee Kelley .394. Rlane Richardson .393. Trlsh Meyer .357. Colette Beasley .320. Tanya Roland .308. Connie Walburger .250. Lorle Greene 208. Tina Benlngton .125. In limited action ihus far Theresa Walburger Is 2*2 for 1.000 and Connie Vaughn 0 -1, Nelson leads m lilts with 15. Gardner and Mann have 14 each Nelson. Gardner und Kelley all have It) runs scored. In RBI. It's Nelson otf top with 13, Kelley has nine while Mann and Beasley huveclghl each. 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A*fr* ¥ t m * rrvoN T o r M rw e -| | 0 pable scoring w hiz, slapped U ;MC«0ee-»»w t* 1* TMB HOW» WITH I - n*» C**p *CU *rd • n a «a home one goal and added two A CaSNTUS Vet fesMrt* Me* u •i * .U n w ' ia JT X O K * . assists as the Otters brake to a 70 |« VTIl |ri4ft •* O iiiQ x f u u n n tu tu 9*tb*y9t*r% IU -I I llrsl-pcrtod lead over the 00 l»tM«a tl|<« - lV*n C*«fi NCAA*w4 ftND BP Flyers and never looked back Af jw$ T O A LLO W OdCeet aa M After two periods, tbe bulge Dcttum r*d*u*r i p ia • o a « l 't t l s I I I * * liCH PmiMdi tm IMe*I hw I» I X T X S tsAERH. v TO O . grew to 7-2 O d i t M a F tfitm a T u t m a fclCAUSe oc TH * S L O u t a It was the second consecutive •01Ml •• hn W OLL o c T H E fc A L L . 1|« - IK* C*s c$t« d Wr i u ****** i* i a i a year that Edmonton rebounded i i «a Iram an opening-series loss to i p - JWfIn t*m !Ur*w» A l«b'« sweep lour games. Gretzky, who q t t ia a F u iin a .T t A in t a a FOOTUU P I'H I -U D V * was awarded the Conn Smvlhe OIHIOM IIHIHM t 0*11 <*l* l l - .fir* U$#i <ia $a «a NBA M D UH II rrophv as the playoffs MVP. i d t **c « « wp ia ia i-im, *-i*r *> »p - VKk M r-V i Ve iM t !tit \O* Iff Itntshed the playoffs With 17 t i ' I U M T M U AUOC'U'Oh ¥ Hrm Q***X (It 0 i •>ii ■ 9tut m * Ttmi a*a goals and 30 assists lor 47 •ou **»r*tt-0 nn USFL (ks*»eeti»p V » t •■ |* - ••CPI PflA »t*jr Opr1 « m* n * r a i a ta |H>lnts All are records for the Is*' e* Wit' N«ifWN4CMrt|l lU uk i'fO tTA TIt FO OTUU K A fivI IM* » « * l' * « ia 24-year-old sensation. AfTriMtIOtl M.KfUAMOvl (m ««» ta 1*1N« t%lf» Asfetti i I f N - FWf TV * * 9 V 4 I * V I FF F* • L T Paul Coffey, the Oilers high O lH IM B B lt ll t -B t U U M S B W**tt•<•$ » II 1 em,extern S tA A 'r kra *$ri C^» K V >1 i 1 Tt« Rl 14J DB storing defenseman, added a r M y «•in •« ***** 1 ♦ 1 *4) lit •* * f . iPt#? )S -L 4 l* W * 4 IB ta Me. 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H 1 1 '—r* — l*'**e>l FOOTUU V* A * | » kr W4 * » ** ii-^i *a i a i a V*. ■ 1 ^ — *V>I H « * *r*l Knrrt also chipped In three - t « I T , iftfl ieiue. « WNh i U mh ia »a | / it )| $ b «y V illll JAHTr I Bp* assists tiCitrNnii «a M IS L •OiF Pjt'M «•0e>*4 *i * Qiiiipt 9mi mn Ttiuima Edmonton goalie Grant Kuhr i p * - J MV* iPU Meeiaf iU*tt FpitFtUMItiuiilxMn H I MAjOl ill0001 WXtl 111AQUt ’'♦'t-N teip til | .■* «* Hta.-tN" •p» emit timed his mtistandlng leu («frye*«r |§m H hsN t p « - aca* FNiA l$fef$r CNT FnUt (Ml HO ding For the second straight let' Ntest*“ 1*e- '0LrtPceTff*3» U > •» Ms—»*■$ I |* tOiOw ra ia ia t ia a t game, hr stop|x-d a penally shot, t$| it skiMw ia l a IsdPts-wei til « pm - iaflrt Ff*«H* Opn »f|» ip * IMlliNNi ia ll was also Fulii s |5th post M e * ' 1 V 0«f! 1 , let——* l I m 4 C*r*$»VeA-* 'e-pel**pN 0imi pm. t on a a f oi 11*« a Me* • W*D«p 1le*—ere1 seuson victory, another record uem ON'NM •» A 'BfW- I1C a«< Me. II IpU irtllnOaH to o at WNt V I Jlei Meter IN 1* l l Willy Llndslrotn brat defender Me, n V#*D«oeM 1 U flU U **flL4tert*CN-.e*1J i i 1 * itr»u* ta ia M e*B la* 1•**NtspI Mark Howe and Froese at 5 31 to t it p m - prjClAN n a n a*** k«t A*ps*if’W>A*^v« I l f * }C0 lC$aCe>$ 1ta push the leatl to 2-0 and the Otters never looked !»ack Th e Flyers’ (list |>crlod goal came when Rich Sutter wrlstrd Sunday at both Memorial and in a rebound ICBA Semlnoles arc ready Walk* r Junior Htgh tu roll this week* ml an they H A S H TO B a s k e t b a ll Hpruklmt alxiul lietog shot participate In the 15 and under S C U B A DIVE down, the ICBA lit .mil under Bovs A A U Banketluill tourney to girls tram never goi oil the determine the ntatr champion. SANFORD The ICBA won the 15 and under hi Oviedo. Eric Wright of Lyman ground this pa*i weekend, They C I M I I I M O W P O S M IN Q were supposed to ptav In C A L L . C O N t O i l D A T I D M A M IM I title last spring and have most of .mil I’hll Clarke of Lake Howell MB W IM V S M A S B A C N their mainstays hack, although Another former SS Bobcat — Gainesville In the slate tourney (IOA| 41S.40# 1 Dong Rnhhins — Is young but due io various complications playing a year young this time bad to I miw nut T h e big three are W illy enough as an Oviedo soph in rticy will however host ihclr Daunlr. J J . Miller and Danny parllclpalc. Added depth comes Rtihln — all eighth graders at train this year s SS team — own tourney In early Ju ly — Maitland Junior High and South Wobble Cragcr and Brad Bolton bringing In girls teams from Seminole Middle School. They plus Eric McGuire and Brian around the state. I lie ICBArrs are Stephanie have led the SS Bobcats to new mark nl Maitland and Dave league ehamplnnshlps the past Yapoof Lake Howell Nelson and Bobbie Kelley of The ICBA Semlnnles will play Oviedo: Eva Dulh)nrn and Antka two years and the J r I’re-Rrcp title In Gulnrsvllle this past tonight at Orlando’s Memorial Jobauneson of l.ulher: Kcllre Junior High In Orlando and and Jolee Johnonn. f*atty Rae. January. Joining them are three ninth continue as long as they aren’t Gmii Schmidt, ami Erin Hankins grade ex Bobcats Garth Bolton shot down. Into Hawird.iv and of Lake Howell Kara Stanley, Panic Lldrldgr. Sh.trml Keeton and Gwen Francis ICBA's Boys Defend State AAU Title rile ilF G o o d r ic h Pardue Leads Golden rod To Win Lee Pardue. a fine fielding female first baseman, showed she Is more than )usl a good glove by rapping out four hits as the Cardinals ripped the Pintles, 11-6. In Goldenrod Little la-ague action la-adoff hitter Geoff Lee also contributed four hits to the 18 hit Cardinals olfenslve output. Scott Butler added three hits. Billy Nicholson drove In a pair of runs with two hits and Jason Turner smacked a two-run homer. Greg Bogumll pitched another fine game for the Cards, sinking nut a season high 12 Andy Baker and Pete Gill had two hits and two RBls each In lead the way for the Pirates Designed and engineered (or a smooth ride and long m ileage Lilesaver XLM whitew all (NB P*m-B J ' Lopez Leads Despite Penalty MASON. Ohio — Nancy Lopez fired a 7-under par 65 Thursday to grab a three-stroke lead In the LPGA Championship. Lopez holds her lead despite being assessed a two-stroke penalty for slow play. Tournament official Ketry Haight said Lopez took 83 seconds to select a club at the 180-yard par 3 eighth hole. Sixty seconds Is the maximum. Pat Bradley. Culhy Morse. Alice Rltzman and Cathy Rrynolda-Drmuux are all three back with 68s. H ETH ESD A . 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Dwight Orxxlcn and Joaquin Andujar continued to draw the rave reviews with their pitching perform ances Thursday In the National Ix-agur At San Diego, Hawkins picked up his 10th win in as many decision* as the Padres nipped Montreal. 5-4. The Padre right -hander was loin lied up fur 10 hits In 7V» Innings tint became t i n llrsi JO-gamr winner In the major by striking out four and walking one. I armrlo Martinez supplied ihe olfrnslve punch with a pair of homers and four runs bailed In. Martinez followed singles by Kevin M< Reynolds and Terry Kennedy wllh a three run shot In the lourlh In the sixth. Martinez socked a solo blast fora 4 -1 lead. Tim Raines was I (or 4 for the Expos. At San Francisco. Gooden picked up his seventh win In 10 derisions with an overpowering 11 strikeout performance as New York trimmed ilie Giants The lall rigid hander gave npslx hits, among them a solo homer lo Alex Trevino In the eighth Inning After the horn* r. Grrodrn struck out five of the last nine hitlers lie fared. It was the IHth lime In his two-year career I hat he has struck out more than 10 hitters. George Foster homered for the Mels' first run and Gary Carter produced Ihe second with a I wn out single At Atlanta. Andujar and Dili Campbell com- M y e r s F o r M a k e s A l l - S t a r A t l a n t i c Baseball blned to blank the Braves Andujar allowed five hits over five Innings before giving way to Campbell due lo a stiff shoulder. He struck out three. Cam pbell held the Braves hitless over the final four frames w hile w a lk in g Just one. Offensively. Jack Clark slugged his ninth homer of Ihe year while Andy Van Slykc and Andujar had two hits each. The Cards pushed across three runs In the second Inning to hand Rick Mahler his fourth loss In 12 decisions Mahler went five Innings, gave up three hits and three runs. The loss was the Braves' seventh In nine games. Owner Ted Turner Raid his staff will meet sometime In the next two weeks to discuss the fate of manager Eddie Haas In oilier National league games. St lands shut out Atlanta. 6-0. and Philadelphia trimmed Los Angeles. 6 -1. In ihe American League. Chicago topped Kansas City. 4-3. Boston nipped Minnesota. 8-7. New York whipped California. 3-1. Detroit squeezed pasl Oakland, 3-2. and Baltimore pasted Seattle. 8 2 Adcoc k gut (u Myers fur tour runs on no hits in the lop oi the lust wllh lour walks and an error paving ihe way. Allanlle Bank responded with six runs on |nsi one h!| m the h ot uan of the Hist I lie lone hit was Myers' RBI single and Atlantic Bank also took advan­ tage of two errors and seven walks Adcock regained the lead, 7 6. with Hirer runs In Hit* tup of the seeontl, again w llho itl the hcncltt of a hit A leudolf walk and a pair ol outlleld errors enabled the three runs in score. Ihe trams trutlcd the lead tiack and lorih until Atlantic Hank look over with six tuns In the bedIout nl the fourth. Key lills lit the inning Inrhided a iwo-tim triple In Mycis and an RBI double by Am huuv Duval Allanlle Bank look a 1511 lead Into the lojt nl the tilth when Rav A i I ccm k unloaded a m u run homer In pull Adcock Resiling within 15 13 ivlth no mils Mveis then setili'd down and gut cleanup hitler John Humph to groundnut and wrol mi In stiIke out the next lo hitlers in preserve the victory. Tennis Beskettralt Swimming 4m i I S i m t i N i m i i Cir«A«o LEAGUE w L Pet Jt ti AW } ) )■ M l 7S II M i Zl 10 IIS JO » 4U 31 34 *7 l* 71 344 Toronto Detroit Baltimore Now York Milwaukee Bolton Cleeeland Wm I Californio IS 39 Kama* City 21 30 >1 31 Chicago Ootlond n 3) n 34 Minnesota 30 35 Seattle 1* 7t Te**i T h o r U ir 'c R itvltl Gl _ Pi 4 i'1 • •’1 11’* SM — 444 — *00 I ' l 4*t v * 447 4'3 444 i ' l JM Detroit) 0*H*tkTJ Baltimore « Want* 1 New York ) Conform# l Boctw I. 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Sen Diego 1 Loi Angeiet * Phiiadaiphi* I Coder i »emr> Atiente et Pittsburgh, 7 l i p in Ctnt-nneti et St Loutt » 11 p m Chicago at Houston t D p m New Yore et Sen Dtego. 19 01 p m AAontrtel et Loi Angetei 10 U p ttt PSt'edeiphieet Sen FranclKO. It 01 p m 7* U U 71 >• li IF V >1 74 74 Jt R A IN E S G A U G E P AIN ES G A U G E I through V a » 70) Cetegery 94 N Games e* *1 At bell 171 113 Runt 14 11 Mitt 14 0 RBI . . . . . .. . . . J* H> GW RBi 4 1 Doublet R 1 Triplet 0 1 Mome ru m 1 I Stolen betet - 17/17 11/13 E rr o r !..... - .3 I A«erege HI it) Tim Beinei wet I lor 4 Thursday ei the E rpot toil lo Sen Diego Due to 4 computer breakdown Wednet Per c melor teegue betebelt lineworei end teedert were not erellebt# lor Frid a y* edition S p o t ; Baseball M cR O B R R T‘8 W IN S Craig Mcrkrrson led the way on the mound and at the plate Thursday as Me Robert's Tire upendrd Kokomo T imiIs. I 1-7. In Sanford Fee Wee League action at Chase I'ark Mcrkrrson gave up six hits, which is Ix-itcr than average In Fee Wee League, put had much lM-tirr control than tils opjioaliig pttrhrr. Mrikrrnoo wctlkrtl Just six w tillr M cR o b e rt's took advantage of 12 walks. Mrrkersori also had ihe only Iwohlls (or McRobert's, a double in ihe ihlrd and a single In a six m u flllh lli.it sewed up the Will Donald Hunt had a double and homer and drove In two runs for Kokomo while Mike I'oiulllo also roped two hits and drove In two runs. In Thursday's second game at Chase I'ark. John Washington tossed a n o -h lllrr ancl was hacked by a seven-hit offensive attack as Leonard Shell drilled Rlnker Material*. HI-4. Neville Fu lle r smashed a homer runs mid double ancl Collet ted two K ills to lead Leonard Shell at Ihe plate while (Jills Boone added a pair of singles and Edmond Daniels c runched a two run homer and also collected an RBI on a bases loaded walk. Jrrcn iy Lublt had two Kills for Rlnker as hr walked with Ihe buses lull twice Washington struck mil six In the game In Junior League nrllon to­ night. the tight |M‘imuiii race Iculorrs two lug gamrs Elks lakes cm Klwattls ai 5 p m ancl the Knights of Columbus battle Mcmisc at 7 :15p in C O R R E C TIO N — In Moose'* loss lo Ktwuuls oil Wednesday, It was Juror* Mnndrlll who hit a two run double that pulled Moose within one run. not Jeff Derr as wusorglnully rcjxirted Also D J Arincmdl was Incurtei tlv Iclcilllllcd as the manager ol Sun Bank Ethel "Hoolslc" hit kscin has guided Sun Bank lo a |>cfleet 130 record. Sun Bank play* Srmlnulr Ford at Wrstsldr today at 3 S*f*l4 PIm N N T m * i V m c w I W illie “ Sugar T e x " M cC loud a dm ires a long blast. M cCloud and his El ks team m ates return to Sanford Ju n io r League action 20.25 14.27 12.73 9.13 u 8J 8 63 355 today at 5 against K lw a n is. The Knights of Colum bus battles Moose In the second gam e a t 7 : 1 5 p . m . a t C h a s e P a rk . SEC Voids Gators' Football Title Dsslha/ Permanent (PM 100.000 i N E A Q XAPH IC Lakers Square Playoffs BOSTON - Karcem Abdul Jabbar. playing with vigor at both ends of the court, and Michael Cooper, whose Jump shot Is usually a hlt-or-mlsa proposition, put together their best games of Ihe playoffs Thursday nlghl as i he Los Angeles Lakers squared the NBA Champion­ ship series at 1-1 with a 109-102 victory over the Boston Celtics at Boston Garden. Jabbar. sharply criticized after a 12-polnt. 3-rebound performance tn the seriesopening setback Sunday, turned back the clock as he dominated the offensive and defensive end. The 38-year-old center tossed In 30 points, yanked down 17 reb o u n d s and handed out eight assists as be c o n tin u a lly beat Ihe Celtics' double-team tactics. On the defensive end. the 7-2 center clogged Ihe middle and limited the offensiver e b o u n d i n g dependent Celtics to Just one shot. "I don't feel that different," said Jabbar about his stellar showing. "1 guess I have my ups a nd d o w n s like everybody else." , *. Ja b b a r Was mostly up T h u rs d a y as the Lakers erased the embarrassment of Sunday's stinging 148-114 loss. They go back to LA now for the next three gamrs and the momentum from upen­ ding Boston In Its backyard Th e La k e rs dom inated Boston In every facet, a stark contrast to the opening game. Outrebounded. 63-43.> l S u n d a y . L A came back'behind Ja b b a r to take a 58-53 advantage Boston had. 43 assists tn the first game: hut Just 22 Thursday. The: Celts' sizzling 61 percent;shooting tailed off to 45c percent. "Rebounding had some-;thing to do with It." said Larry Bird, who finished wlth30 points, including 22 In thee second half when the Celtic*.'cui Ihc deficit to four points “ Wc really didn't get back on defense the way we would have liked to." Ami when they did, It'; didn't matter The Lakers played a smart halfcourt game as Jabbar connected on 10 skyhooks among his 15. field goals. Most of them;! came from the right tuisellnr w h e r e he c o n t i n u a l l y ^ ; swished eight-footers with uncanny accuracy. When Boston was able to force Jabbar to hi* left o r double-team him. the former U C LA A ll-A m e rica would drop the ball back out to Cooper, who hit 8 of 9 shot* from the 15-foot range. Coo­ per finished with 22 points. |'They were very physical." said Boston coach K. C. Jones, "Th e y JuM beat us up on the offensive boards. That looked like us in reverse." The Laker* look H to the Bostonian* from the outset as they forged a 31-26 first * ' period lead Despite foul problems for James Worthy and Bob McAdoo. the Laker* c o n t i n u e d to a s s e r t themselves In the second quarter, outscoring Boston, 35-20. to lakr u 66 46 lead Into Intermission On Sunday, the Lakers trailed by. 79-49. "We played our game to n ig h t." said Magic Johnson, who scored 14 points and handed out 13 assists "We got the ball and pushed It up the floor." The Celtics, behind Ihe outside snipping of Bird and Danny Alnge. sliced Ihe LA lead to 14 at lhr end of three quarters. Alnge hit from the wings while Bird scored from all over but every lime the Celtics got close lo cutting the lead under 10. Jabbar w ould a ns we r from the baseline. Boston continued Us de­ termined run In the Hnal jx-rlod as McHalr and Fartsh began to hit down low as Jabbar tired. But the big center got his second wind and hit 10 crucial baskets In the final quarter. Each tim e Ihe Celtics closed within four or six points. Jabbar would fuss In a skyhook or Cooper would bomb from the free throw line to keep Boston at bay. Boston closed within four points on three occasions, the last at 104-100. but Cooper hit a field goal and McAdoo dropjicd In a free throw to pul the Lakers up. 107-100 * mm1 Footbell A M E R IC A N t a il lit W ttf B id CAMPUS SHOCK Lacrosse Qymnastlcs Ice hockey is ift S T A N D IN G S T r i u m p h s By C h ris F ilte r Herald Sport * W rite r Keith Myers' team. Atlantic Bank, may fie nut ul the running lur the Sanford l.lllle American League title, hm Myers Is eyeing a n|miI on Ihe league's All-Star team M yers c o m p le te d an Im ­ pressive week til play I hursday by going 4 lor 3 at Ihe plate anil ’battering seven lills lor the pH* lung victory as Atlantic Bank upended Adcock Doolmg. 15-13. at Bay Avenue Field In a 16 5 win over Seminole Iviin lfim i mi luesdny, Myers was 2 lur 3 wllh three runs scored and pllchrd three innings nl hi lies* relief For Ihe wrrk. the Atlantic* Bank standout went 6 for 8 ai ihc plate i 750 average), scored six runs ami won two games nil Ihe mound By healing sec ond place Ali­ ces k Resiling Thursday, Myers and Allanlle Bank also c Hitched the l.lllle American League title lur Sun Bank Sun Bank, which dldti’l play Thursday has a 13 0 record with four games remain nig while Adcock fell in 10 5 wllh iwogameslelt Collsgs sport BASEBALL ROUNDUP DESTIN — The "Year ot Ihc Gator." thought to In- finally tucked away when Florida won ihe Southeastern Conference loot ball title last lull, was put on hold like the other 50 years Thursday when Ihe SEC schools voted to tukr away Florida's title The president* voted 6-4 lo strip Florida ol It* title and overturn last month's decision by thr SEC executive commit­ tee. which *o!d Florida could K c c j i the crown d r spile the NCAA investigation of tt* pro­ gram The Investigation revealed 59 rules violation* ami rcbultrd In a two-yeur pollution which began alter the 9 -1-1 ‘84 season The Gators were 5 0 1 in the SEC, Just ahead of Louisiana Stale. Colleges Whic h sides Ihe sc hools took was not revruled but a source close lo the tdluatlun said Te n ­ nessee, Vnndy. Georgia. Ken­ tucky. Mississippi and LSU voted to take away the title Boyd McWhorter. SEC com­ missioner. said this ts the first tune tn hts recollection lliat Ihe presidents had overturned an executive committee decision Florida President Marshall ('riser was Irate. "T h is Is the latest In a series of extraordinary a c tio n s taken a g a in s t the Gators." he said "Th e action. In addition to being unprecedented, w a s ta k e n w it h o u t le g a l authority " Galen Hall, who succeeded Charley Fell after he posted a I l-l record In three games, was stunned by the news. "I d o n ' t know what else to say rxeepi lo say w e are extremely disap­ pointed by the d e c i s i o n . " he said " T h e derision I* Just another juirt of a very emotional roller coaster ride we have expe­ rienced over the last nine months Florida official* had assumed the Issue had lx-rn willed April 3 when the executive commuter ruled In favor of lhr Gators, saving they had been punished enough. The NCAA probation includes a ban on television appearances and post-season txtwl appearances, plus a reduc­ tion tn scholarships with 1:17 to play. �PEOPLE Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Friday. May Jt. IMS — tl A a rd en in g The EYES have it! Along With The Summer Storm Season Comes Plant Dam age We're com inn Into ih<- storm season and vxtn wr'II l>< getting ti from all sides Front now to a u tu m n , along wi t h t h r s r storms, wc ran expert sonic damage to our landscape plants After a heavy storm, you should i>o out and take a look to see tf there Is damage It there ts. you’ll have to deride which trees and shrubs ran fa- salvaged and w hich have to I k - removed Obviously. If •' damaged or fallen tree threatens human life ur may Increase properly dam­ a g e Immediate drasllr pruning ot complete removal Is neces­ sary Hut. if the situation doesn't i.ill for emergency action, you can wall a few weeks to get the |nh done However, the quicker the fresh tree w ounds are cleaned and shaper), the lews i halier for Inserts and decay organisms to enter tlit- damaged worst. You may discover that Injury branch A lfre d Start by undcrrutttng. As this Implies, "undercutting'' Involves B e sso se n sawing about a third of the way Urban through the limb from Hie un­ H o r tlc u ltr is t derside between the healthy 3 2 3 -2 3 0 0 wood and the broken limb — Eat. 181 preferably a fool or so from the trunk or a good branch Then, move a couple of inches out and has revealed that your old. rut down from the top until the prized shade tree which looked limb Is severed cleanly This sound Is actually rotten and reduces ihe chance of (racing or partly hollow. In such cases, as splitting the undamaged wood much as you hate to do it. you’ll Finally, trim off the stub flush probably have to remove the tree with Ihe healthy wood Smaller entirely. branches can be cul on a Healthy trees that have sus­ 45-degree slam Just above a tained only moderate damage vigorous bud or shoot usually can I k - saved by proper Occasionally, you can repair pruning T r y to get to tills as slorni damage without pruning soon as possible Mrokett bran- Spill crotchrs and limbs can be t lies should be r ut hack fn (hr mended by artificially bracing next lower rro irh If It Is a v e ry with bolt* and cables li Is a large limb you may want In cut complicated Job. and requires it hack In manageable p'ccrs to sjK-ctal knowledge and equip sound wood In the middle of the ment. Lk-st leave surh projects in i he experts. If a tree top is blown out or t wi st ed, y o u m u s t decide w hether to try to wive what's left or have the tree completely removed, Usually, you can save a hardwood tree such as an oak, If li still has a round trunk and plenty of tower branches With some carelul trim m ing and shaping, new growth will almost bide the storm damage within a few years. Large pines are something else. Even damaged pines with a number nl good branches rem.lining are often killed quickly by bark beetles Usually il isn't worthwhile Irving to save a big pine If you're determined n> make the effort, you'll need to apply a "borer ' spray to help And So Will You With New Glasses. See For Yourself How Much Better You look And Feel!! control the lurk beetle*. These product* are available .it garden supply store-sand nurseries A n o th e r com m on type of storm damage Is the partial uprooting of trees It ihl* hapjx-ns. you'll probably need proir s s in n .il advi ce and cost cMlin.ttc* tielore making 11n- big decision. It a tree i* to Ik- saved, any exposed, broken tools must lx- trimmed and kepi moist until tin- tree is set upright again It itin v be necessary to prune nil some of the large limbs in balance the loss ot roots And, some brace* mat be needed in keep It In plat e Alter rr|kiti. all lu|urcd tree* should lx' d i s p e l l e d frequently tor at least a year. Keep stu b tree* m the tx-sl jHisslble ninth lion by watering (luring dr\ weather and feeding them nun or tw in- a year Trees often .ire ln|urctl by high winds because lltc v rr alit-udv weakened by something else, such as nearby cotislrtieUnn trnni|illng over I lie rot it /out or |).trklug ears near Hit- trunk Diseases, such a* heart nil or rixii rot. also shorten tree hie Keeping your trees In aliliv anil sturdy will certiitnlv help ihcm to withstand high w intis Remember, Ire repair wink Involves some luizanis D o n i ir\ 10 save money by tai kllng a pruning or rcmm.il opnallnn that's 1(H) big lor von in handle Ncvci climb a lie vvlllioul the right rqulpiiicul ami stay out nl old ur weakened irces altogether And never Irv lo prune or rt move a tree lli.it lias a power line running ilirntigh nr •lose in 11 — li may lx- laial' l.cav< such lobs in the professionals I lappv gardening' WHITE GLASS LENSES oo SINGLE VISION LARGE SELECTION OF FRAMES INC l U DC S FRAIdlS T m H * Phvlv Ct*i Amiable Ym t D»<l»rt Prevcnption Filled Glattet Duplicated U j i t t s o l t * Repent TOUR (VIG U SU S SAVING C tU rtt 2ym s rnxcN xvi iI m ; J2J8080 SANFORD MON lllltl FKI !» AM l» I'M SAI O ,\M I I'M ( limit Will At I I’M Closed I IM Sal v>1 tin Miintli ".W .W r r .W .W W .W.WbW AC .W .W .W . T . W .N LAKE M ARY PUB 119 CRYSTAL LAKE DR., LAKE MARY O Y S T E R B A R — 10c OYSTERS _______ M ON.-FRI. 5 P.M. - 6:00 P.M.__________ SU N D A Y S P E C IA L 1 DOZ. OYSTERS...*2.25 B lo o d y M a ry 75c 1 P . M. T O 5 P.M if" HUE F R I. EnTERTflinmEM & SAT. NITE The letter - begin* m ore word* In the English language than any other Garden Circle DURING OUR JA C A R A N D A C IR C LE The Jucaranda Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford Inc held a covered dish dinner for mem­ bers and spouses on May 10, ihe final meeting of the season Alter Ihe meal a short business meeting was held and Mrs 11(4 Perkin*, president of the Circle, Installed the following officers lor the coming year prrsldenl. Mrs Grorge Hulas vice jiresl dent. Mrs Sam Dunn secretary. Mrs. Edward Wallace, and Ire.i surer. Mrs Frank Akers Also appointments were made to the various committees The outgoing president was presented a plaque for her dr dlcated service during (hr lull year. 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G EARLY BIRD SPECIAL 4-6 p.m. COME JOIN THE FUNI MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS and experience a great night of entertainment. Live Entertainment With 3 Dance Floor* Available 8:00 p.m. Till?? Newer A Cover Never A Minimum fa Tu rn e d Back The Clock To only 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 GAP ••1985” And lamk Forward To Serving You For Tin Next 25 Year* SANFORD DRY CLEANERS 1 1 3 P A L M E T T O A V E ., S A N F O R D , FL 322-8700 �•‘O' BLONDIE rfc UA-Evaalsg Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday. Me* 31, 1MJ by ChlC Young by Mori Walker BEETLE BAILEY I WANT MV \ T KMOW.' I STEAK RARE I YOUKEEPTtlLlMG W E' W ELL, YOU rJEYER G E T IT R ARE E MO UGH THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom ARCHIE by Howie Schneider CHEER UP THE VALUE OF THE DOLLAR IS DOOM1DDAV C^p ^ / 4 <£s> SO IF S O U DCXTT HAVE. ANY, I t t LJOT Aft CAD AS ^ IT WAS VDSTLECW / ,] J f c lt MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS €>*ees T H E R E f y o u 'v e PONE I T A G A IN , H A V EN 'T Y U O P M l 9 0 SCATTLR8 KM M ! p ip y u u f il e n io e t L E T T E R 9 ? ^---------•N?) BUQS BUNNY CUNK $ . . CLANK u^lN B LE ^CZ/AlK (f$ DEAR DR. G O T T - Several years ago a doctor told me that I had a node on m y thyroid gland, but he said that no treatment would be needed "unless some­ thing happened." Recently I fell some kind of enlargement In that area, and another doctor confirmed that the node still existed Should I be concerned about this? What could happen that might require treatment? DEAR R EADER - I worry about thyroid “ lumps " In a normal state, the thyroid Is a s y mme t r i c a l , sm ooth, dumblxil-shaped gland that sits Just Ix-neath the Adam's apple. The organ supplies a hormone that helps to control the body's metabolism On occasion, parts of the thyroid grow larger, These parts continue lo produce hormone, hut a lump may form Somet l mr s these lu m p s become hyperactive" — that Is. they produce more hormone than the surrounding tissue. In these .uses, the rest of the thyroid may reduce Its output to com­ pensate for the I ncreased amount manufactured by the nodule or lump II a person with such a nodule Is given a small dose of radioac­ tive Iodine, the chemical Is carried to the thyroid gland, where II Is concentrated. A few hours later, a technician can obtain a radioactive "count" of the gland. This is a type of ’rrvcrxe" X-ray because. Instrad of the radiation passing through the body onto a film, the radio­ active Iodine m ills energy that Is capt ur ed by a co u n te r. A “ picture" of the thyroid gland Is ihereby produced Ordinarily, only hi m i Inning thyroid tissue picks up the Iodine, hyperfunc­ tioning lumps pick up the most. Therefore, these nodules show up as hrlghi spots on the counter, and are culled "hot" nodules Like any gland, the thyroid tan produce cancerous tissue. This Is often in the form of lumps llowcvrr. cancer does not f unct i on n o r m a l l y ; hence, thyroid malignancy does not p ro d u c e an I mage on the counter. It casts a shadow, called a "cold" nodule. Therefore, anyone with a thyroid lump should have a radioactive Iodine scan. If the lu m p Is " h o t . " no further treatment is usually necessary unless the person shows signs of excessive hormone. On the other ACROSS I Post Pound 5 Sort six • 8 Addition* to heusat 12 P«f1*minfl to down 13 Chilean lnd.*n 17 Group of W I* torn till** 18 Those in offico 19 Stor* for futurs UM 21 22 24 26 28 Fibor cluster Songstress Put Got up Stow creature Arm end hind Joint 29 Com pi it point 30 Modicil suffix • 31 Alcoholic bevereg* 32 Old meat*** Send vour questIona to Dr Gotl at I’ O Vox 91428. C/rteland. Ohio 44101 A n tw e r to P re v io u i P u n t * 54 No more than 55 But (let | 58 Polar eaplorer DOW N Scary (gad Dried grip* Dancer Millar 14 Citv in lot** 15 Desolation 16 Sflt hand. If the nodule Is "cold." furth er Investigation Is In ­ dicated. 6 7 8 9 Hofy water rseepteel* Ancient Peruvian Raton Ot haw Vanco Evan (poet) South American 25 Theater area 3 7 M u s ic a l m o v ie plaint 27 Make a loan 36 Ancient theater 40 Benefit 43 Newts 10 Mott tardy 11 Mm* level 19 Brightest 20 Tam* 23 Snarl 28 lilt 33 On* devoted to ralrgtout work 44 Yorkshire river 45 Musical pip* 34 Review (2 wdt | 38 Cleanly 48 Compass point 50 Fireplace shelf 33 Stirod it 35 Frtcii (comp wd | 38 Wind instruments 39 Dirt* 41 Plict Ior uncliimid mill (tbbr | 42 Ript 48 Cod* dot 47 HouMtop failure 49 50 51 52 Sham* Shelter for beee Shothoneeni Thioo (prtf | 53 Olive genui Itl'S S * to, M l Hu WIN AT BRIDGE By Jtm ei Jacoby 10 w a s led tnmi dummy. When Even an ucronipltahrd caval­ East threw a heart. South had r y man has great difficulty his work cut out for him. Rut It changing horses In midstream. was loo early to despair He won the ace of diamonds, Inn ihe rxprrt declarer muni by Hargreaves A Sellers have ihr ability to sometimes and ted a low club toward *hange his plan nf attack and let dummy, noting (be play of the the circumstances of the deal Jack from West. Since that was £ M D ? K TIM E I A S K » Hkrly to be a singleton, declarer YO U A 43U E S T I0 N , dictate a winning approach. YOU A N S W E R IT Nutr hnw Subhash Gupta, nf won dummy's ace and played a W IT H A N O T H E R Canada by way nf India, handled club back to his nine. Then he C?UESTlON I W H Y ? cashed (he club kino, today's three no-trump contract. The ilitre spade bid by North H r played a heart buck to the was designed In allow South to ace and king, and when the I k - declarer In three no-trump, heart Jack uppeared from West, ho|M-fully to protect some such hr smelled success The 10 of holding ns the Q x of spades. clubs came from dum m y. East Gupta hoped J -I O would tie good won the club queen and cashed enough when he bid the noanother, but then had to lead I rump game by Warner Brothers from the 10-7 or hearts Into The first two rounds of npadrs dum m y's Q H $0> mAVi NS LOOSE C ^A \ c £ were d u c k e d , and d eclarer That was nine tricks to de­ si it fled a heart (rum his hand on a m p m o r a c k e t s cam ra/v£ t h e Hi I r d s pu d e , . w o n by clarer. who had done a fine Job of SA CE?A1> dummy's act*. Now the diamond changing horses noh T it t i l at ♦ A T# VAKgi ♦ 107 ♦ A I0«4 WEST EAST ♦ gw 532 ♦J2 ♦ K 9 I 42 ♦ K 84 V 107541 ♦ ... ♦ QI73I ♦ J SOUTH ♦ J 10 Pw# ♦Agj«53 ♦ Ky5 Vulnerable Neither Dealer North Writ Pass P»u Pats North 14 IP 14 Pau East Pau PiU Pau Pau Sooth 1♦ 14 3 NT Opening lead 43 HOROSCOPE , ■ What The Day Will Bring... by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST X GAV£ TH £M P f T lT lo /v j 1 0 .0 0 0 BUT £V THF H o A IE tE x * P fo p L F , T H £ Y X A lP a p • , T H f ^ |(5 N E P iN V A t-iP GARFIELD Take N o Chances, Have Thyroid Lumps Examined IT !T W IT H O U T T H f iP p re s s e s . r-o-i-K-n T r t * v t ^ S-Jl by Jim Davis YOUR BIRTHDAY JUNE 1. 1085 Powerful new ambitions will I k - aroused within you In the yrar ahead Ynu are going to want to get to the top and. what's more, you'll know how to do It. QEMINI (May 21-June 201 Reward* are In the offing for you today, but they will be In pro|Mirtlon to the efTorta you expend If you merely try lo squeak by. tbr returns will be minimal Are you going with Ihr person who can make you happy? The Matchmaker set can help you answer that question. Send 42 to Astro-Graph. Box ■1811. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019 CANCER (June 21 July 221 In your social Involvements today, strive to adopt a forgiving at­ titude because people you like may do things that rub you the wrong way. ANNIE **0 THC SATE FW1TY WHO THE CAR TO TNS?f [B ip L O O e NOULP « AY LEO (July 23 Aug 221 Family obligations should Ik- given lop priority today. If there Is a domestic duty that requires your attention, dear II up before you dnunythlngeUe V1RGO I Aug 23-Sept. 22) F r i e n d s w i l l be m o r e appreciative of your company today if you don't lake life too seituusly. If they're dtscusalng light topics, don't Introduce heavy ones LIBRA (Sept 23-Ocl. 23) Re lax and enjoy yourself today, but still keep an ear rocked when friends start talking of ways to make or save money. You could pick up a tip SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov 221 You function best today when left lo your own devices. If you believe your way of doing things Is better than others, cut away from the puck • SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You could gel depressed today If you withdraw or become u loner. Get out among your friends and keep yourself busy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) A tried-and-lme method will prove to be the best way to handle a complicated situation today. You can't be too con­ servative In this particular In stance. AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb I9| If there's an Important objective you're trying lo achieve, don't let difficult circumstances get you down today. If you keep plugging, you'll win PISCES I Feb 20 March 20) Those you associate with today will see qualities In you that they'll greatly admire You won't lx- putting on affectations, you'll Just lx* vourself ARIES (March 21 -April 19) Make another ellort today to collect un old debt The timing ts now rtgbl and there's a good chance you'll be able lo get at least partial jtay merit TAURUS IApril 20-May 20) Y o u r deal i ngs t oday w i t h s rrlo u s -m ln d e d I ndi vi dual s should work out favorably for you. even though they may be disagreeable toothers. by Laonard Slarr �Evening H tf iM . Sanford, FI. Friday. Way 11, in i- 11A Pen Pal Fleeced By Man Behind Bars DEAR A B B T : I starlrd lo correspond Wi t h « f j r n l l r m a n whose name I found In a magazine. Me had advertised for a mature woman to be a pen pal. I will not go Into detail because I feel looltsh and I don't want 1(o Identify myself, but and 1 grieve for her a» I after sending this man would for any family I ■"gifts." which he asked member ;fm in a roundabout I feel a* though I may ; w a v . and s ever al need some sort of '.hundred dollars as counseling, but I don't k'loans." I learned that know where to turn. Wtivas wrinng to a man I’m having a difficult I in prison? time getting on with My question to you. my life. 1 feel heartsick |:Dear Abby. is this: and depressed. Some I W h y docs the l aw mornings I don't even I .permit prisons to use want to get out of bed. Ittim e s and a d d r e s s e s We have other pets, t h a t I n t r n 11o n a 11y and though we love !conceal the fact that them very much, nonr | lbey are prisons? I think that when a can take her place Can you help me. prisoner wants to cor­ please? respond with a strang­ G R IE F S T R IC K E N er. he or she should not have the protection of a D E A R G R I E F phony address S T R IC K E N : The pain What Is your opi­ one feels from having nion? lost a bel oved pel DEFRAUDED should tic handled In the same w a y one D E A R DEFRAUDED: copes wllh a human Same as yours. I have loss — t h r o u g h , been aware of this for counseling Ask your , some time, and have veterinarian to put you ; commented on it in In touch with a thera­ ! this space. Bui thus far pist who specializes tn I'Ve been unable to anim al grief. Th e re ! learn the Justification may even be a "pel>.fdr lhis blatant covloss support group" 'i* *tup, Readers? where you can express you grief wllhoul cmbarrassmrn* or fear of D E A R ABBY: About being put down for a month ago. we lost " c a r r y i n g o n ” as ■Our beloved pet. She ihough you had lost a had been a constant child. companion and friend A ii 1 m « i - l o s s for 13 years. I can’t counseling Is relatively believe how her death new. so if il's not avail­ has affected me. Most able In your area, regu­ people have a very lar counselors are also hard time understan­ trained lo help the grief ding that she was as stricken Meanwhile, m m h a pari of mv life ph ase accept m y sym­ a n d f a mi l y as m y pathy. husband and children. Dear Abby Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U S T TO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A F R O I A T I DIVISION File Numbrr U 117 CP IN R E i E S T A T E O F R OY H BROWN Dn w i N N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th# administration ol th# •slat* ol RO Y R B RO W N, d a c a a ta d . F i l l N u m b a r IS 111 C P. IS ponding Is 'So C irc u it Court lor Samlnola C o u n t y . F lo r id a , P ro b a ta Division th# addrrtl ol which u Saminota County Cour thou*#, Sanlord Florida Th# nam tt and a t d r t iw i ol the partonal reprttentatlv* and the partonal raprttanlallYa's attorney ara tat forth brlow A ll Initraslad par ton t ara required lo file wits this court, W IT H IN TH R E E M O N TH S F R O M TH E DA 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 II ail claims egatnsf th# atlaN and ( I I any obiactlpns by an Intaraslad par ton to whom nollco was maltad tSat challenges Me valid Ity ot in# will, lha quailflcatloni ol lha partonal representative, or tho ironua o» lurltdicllon ol •Sa court A L L C LA IM S ANO O B JE C TIO N S N O T SO F IL E D W IL L BE F O R E V E R B AR R ED Publication pi this Nolle# Sat bag on on May It. tSti Partonal Rapraatn'a'i vt S H IR L E Y BROWN Pott Otlica Bor U Oviedo. Florid* W U Attorney lor Partonal Raprttanlabvo A L B E R T L L E W IS .P A a il North Highland Avanua Pot I Otlica Boa l**J Orlando Florida 11*01 Telephone IXHl *71 E tll Publish May II A Juno I. ItBI O E F 144 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T. IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O R ID A CASE MO U I W O T H O M A S H A R R IS JR and M A R JO R IE HARRIS, M l wlla, Plaintiffs. vS D O N A L D E B A R N E S and M A R S H A L BARNES Oalondantt N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO D O N A L D E BARNES A dd ratt Unknown Y O U A R E M O TIF IE O that an action M h»rat lota a Mortgoga on lh# following daatribad pro party locatvd In Samuiol County. Florida >' Lot 14 Block I. Sobol Pain! Amandad Plot. Plot Book I*. P aga I I . Samlnola C o u n ty Florida hot baan triad against you and y«u ara required to tar va a copy ot your written datonaot. it any, lo It on O H EA TO N . J R . F SQ UIR E PlamtltN' attomay. whoto addratt Ik F R E E M E N . E A T O N . F O U N TA IN B A L L E V . P ot' Other Boa !». Altomonto Springs Florida ttflSOEFt. MS Of bosara Juna IS INS. and TIN lha original with lha Clark of B in Court oithor botora aarvtca an Piamtifft artomoy or imma dlataiy thoraaltor. otharwita « da'auil wilt Pa antarad agamtl Ih# Complaint -W ITN E S S my hand and tha N i l at M l Caurf an May I I . ,m 5 s •'(SEAL) I' D A V ID N B E R R IE N A t Clark ot tha Caurl t ’ i 'B y Jean Be went li Aa Daputy Clark .'Publish May U I t . Juna F. la. i ins OEF i » legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR IC M IN O L f C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISIO N CASE NO. PR « ! Its CP IN RE E S T A T E O F L A U R A P HOPKINS. D t tM M d N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO DorottiyH Barnatt t il Prospect Avenue Wetl Of ova Pennsylvania irtkO Urvknowti Melrsol Laura P Hopkins and anyone claiming undiY. by or through thorn YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that an a c t i o n lo d a t a r m l n o beneficiaries in tha Ettata ol Lauro P Mop* ms. deceased to datarmlno your mtaratt in tha following proparty In Samlnola County, Florida LO t a !. C A R 0 A P A R K H O M ES ITE S , Plat Booh a. Paga IS Public Record* ot Samlnola County. Florida hat baan Iliad againtt you and you oro roquirod to torva a copy ol your written deNntat. II any. to it on PotlHoner'e attorney M ichael L M a rlo w , whote addratt It let North Now York Avenue Sulla X ». Pott Otlica D 'a w a r 1410. W lM a r P ark . Florida UNO, on or botora Juna 14. INS. and flit tha original with lha Clark ot thit Court ollher botoro tarvica an Pet! Iioner t attorney or ImmadlaNiy theroaftor. otharwita a default will be antarad again*! you tor lha rallat demanded In tha petition D A T E D on May I). I N I D A V ID N B E R R IE N A* Clark ol tho Court By I V Donna M Croamon* A t Daputy Clark Publlth May IF. la. II. Juna t. IN I O E F l« l IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H E t I T N JU 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 . F LOB I DA CASE NO H alia CAS* O C IT Y CONSUM ER S E R V IC ES . INC ate . Plaintiff. v* JO H N P W A D O E L L . at a t. DoNndantt N O TIC E OF SA LE P U R S U A N T TO C H A P T E R 41 N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N purkuant to an O-dar or Final Judgment at lorocleeure dated May II. I N I and entered In Cate No U « m C A O * G at lha Circuit Caurl at tha ISM Judicial Circuit In and tor Samlnola County Florida wherein C IT Y CONSUM ER S E R V IC ES . INC . Plaintiff and JO H N P W AD D E L L and DORIS R. W AO D I L L , hik p t« Defendant*. I will tall to tho hrghatl and batl bidder tar caih in lha tabby ot tha SaminoM County Caurthauta W N Park Avanua. Sankara. Samlnola County. Florida at 11 OS A M o n t h e l e t h d a y s f Juna. I0SS. lha tallowing dt tended property at tel lorth In lard Order or Final Judgment, ■owll Let n and in* w *tt v* at Lai 11 Block o l S A N LA N D O T H E SUBURB B E A U T IF U L . P A L M SPRINGS S E C TIO N according to lha Plat Iharaot at recorded In Plat Book t Paga 4Sto at to* Public Bacardi at Samlnola County. Florida Doled dt Sanlard Florida Htta Itfh day of May. i o n ISEAL) D A V ID N B E B R IC N Aa Clark. Circuit Court Samlnola County. Florida By: Diana K Oakley Aa Daputy Clark PuktltR May I I A Ju n e ! H d l O E F 1*1 legal Notice N O T IC E OF P U B L IC H EA R IN O T H E S E M IN O L E C O U N TY B OARD O F COMMISSIONERS will hold a public hearing in Room W IIS at tha Seminole County Service* Bvlidkig. San lord Florida on JU N E IS. INS A T 7 SO P M . or at toon tharp after at pottibi* to contlder tha following P U B L IC H EA R IN O FO R C H A N G E OF Z O N IN G R E G U LA TIO N S I DAY D EVELO PM ENT C O M P A N Y. INC. - R EZO NE FR O M A 1 A O R IC U L T U R E TO E — 1A A S I N G L E F A M I L Y O W E L L IN O O it T E I C T P II4 S 4 J ) 7* Tho S E N Of SWia ot HE ’* I let* S 11 tt tor r o a d r l g h t - a t w a y ) . Sac l i l t s JOE. Samlnola County. Florida Apprealmatoly ISacrat located on tha north tide ot Rad Bug Lake Road. I MO Nat watt of Dodd Road (D IS T »1| I F R A N K S C H M ID T R E Z O N E F R O M A — I) A G R IC U L T U R E TO M - l IN­ D U S TR IA L - PZ(*SSkidd Tho N E L . ot NEta Ehtt Ot Old Orlando Highway, and lha Ni* ot tha N E u of tho S i's ot tha N E > « d a t a to a d ). In S*c. 21 20S M E Samlnola County, Florida (Parcel t i l (Fcwtoer described a t a p p ro ilm a ltly orghl acre* located on tha touth U d t ot C 47F watt of County Horn* Road l (D IS T r l) 1 L O U IS O A E O S A N D L E S L IE K IN O -R E Z O N E FR O M A — 1 A O R IC U L T U R E TO RP R E S ID E N T IA L P R O F E IIIO M A L - P Z I4 I 41)41 Tha ( i l l ISF It ot the North to ot tha E a t! to at the NEW ol tha N W 'y, t i l me South FO tt Alto known ai Pare*! M (Further detcrlbed at one half acre located on tha wait tide ot SR 414. north ot Sand Lake Road I i DIST <1| Further, a public hearing will be held by lha S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y P L A N N IN G A N D Z O N IN G C O M M IS S IO N ON JU N E 1. tats A T a P M . or at toon thereafter at poulbte. In flm W 110. Samlnola County S o rylcta B u ild in g. Sanford. Florida, in order to rovWw. hoar comment! and make racom mandationt to tho Board ol C o u n ty C o m m l t i lo n o r t ot Samlnola County on tha abort application! 1 1 T nova in attendance wilt be neerd and written comment* may be tiled with tha Land M anagem ent M anager Hearing* m ay ba continued from lima to tlmo at found necataa ry F u rth e r detail* atailabia by calling H i 1110. E t l 441 Pertont a rt edvited that It they decide to appeal any da ciston made at theta meeting* they will need a record ot tha p ro c e e d in g !, and for tuch purpoto. they may need to enture that o verbatim record of the proceeding* It mad*, which record include* the latflmony and evidence upon which the appeal It lo ba mad* Board ol County Commlttloneit Sam mol* County. F lor Ida BY H*rb Hardin. Director Land Management Publlth M a y l l . l t t l O E F 14* IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , F L O R ID A P R O B A TE DIVISION CASE NO PR U m CP IN RE E S T A T E O F W IL L IA M M R EES. N O TIC E OF ACTION***'" TO G E R T R U D E W REES c/o John Dtvonthlr* 11 Bontall Avanua Aldan. Ponntylvanla 1*011 Unknown Hair*of William M Real and anyone claiming under, by or through them YO U A R E N O T IF IE 0 that an a c t io n to d e t e r m in e benefitlariat in lha Ettata at William M Raat. dacaatad, lo da'arm In* your Intoroit In tha following property in Samlnola County. Florid* Lot 43. 41 and <4 G AR D A PAR K H OM E SITES. Plat Book A Pag* IB Public Record* ol SaminoNCounty. Florida hat baan filed egointl you and you ire required to aerv* a copy ol your written dafantai. It any, to It on Petitioners attorney. M ichael l M a rlo w , whot* addratt it 11* North Now York Avenue. Suite M Poet Office D raw er t**B. W inter P ark . Florida 17710. on or before Juno 14. 1*11. and til* lh* original with tha Clark ol Ihlt Court either botora terelce on Potl Honor'* attorney or Immediately thereafter, otharwita a default will be entered egointl you tor the relief demanded tn the petition D A TE Don May IS. IN I D A V ID N B E R R IE N A t Clerk ot tha Court By /%/ Donna M Creomont A t Deputy Clerk Publlth May IF. 14, ]l. June 1, IN I DCF 101 IN T N I C IR C U IT CO UR T F O E S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O R A TE DIVISION CASE NO PRES I I I CP IN RE E S T A T E O F FR A N C ES C O S C O R 2 IL L I. r w tiitd N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO G E O R G E SCOR ZCLLI addreae unknown Unknown Helrt el Frencoaco Scar let II and anyone claiming under, by or through morn YO U A R E N O T IF IE D that an a c t i o n to d e t e r m i n o benefit lor Mt in mo Etieie at Francetce Scot ram to dotarmlna ypur interetl In Me tel lowing property m SeminaN Cetmfy, Florida Lot •. G A R D A P AR K . Plal Book 1. Paga IF, Public Bocordt el Seminole County. Florida Fiat baan tiled egeMti you and you ar* required to terve a copy ot your written detontot. II lo II an Petitioner1 M ichael L M a rlo w , whole eddret* la la* North New York Avenue Sulla » Pott QMtce O raw er l**g, w in ter Perk, Florida H H * . an or before June 14 INS. and tile the original with the Clerk el Put Court either before tervlce on Honor* attorney or Immediately thereafter, etoorwta* a will ba antarad ageinti tha relief demanded in the Legal Notice IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE D IVIS IO N CASE NO. PR A! I l l CP IN RE E S T A T E O F V IC TO R R EES. Dacaatad N O TIC E O F A C TIO N T O F L O R E N C E BROWN REES lie Knowllan Road M*d‘a Permtylvania l*0kl BARBARAREESGREER 21a Knowiien Read Madia. Pennsytvanik 1*0*3 Unknown H ein ot Victor five* and anyone claiming under by or through them Y O U ARE N O T IF IE D that an a c t i o n to d e t e r m i n e benehc larlet in the Ette N of Victor Raat. dacaatad lo d r If f mine your intarett In tha following property in Seminor* County. Florida Lot 41. 41 and U G A R D A PAR K HOM E SITES. Plal Book A Pag* to. Public Record! of Sam inot* County. F tor Ida hot baan filed agamtl you and you ere required to terve e copy ot your wrIlian dtN niat. II any. lo It on Petitioner'a attorney. M ich ael L M a rlo n , whoso addratt It let North New York Avenue. Suite MS Pott Office D ra w e r ISM . Win**' P erk . F lor ide 22FN on or before June 14, IN I. and f»* the original with the Clerk ot Iht* Court either before tarvK* on Petl I loner'* attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a default will be entered agamtl you tor the relief demanded In the petition D A TC O o n M a y 11. IN I D A V I D N B E R R IE N A t Clark ot tha Court By /» Donna M Creamont A t Daputy Clark Publlth May IF. 14. II. Juna F INS O E F I0« IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T, IN A N D F O R S EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO t l l S M C A U O M IC H A E L S V E S TA L and SUSAN V E S TA L Plaintiff*. v* JO H N S AR N O LD M A R Y C A R N O LD S A M U EL SEARS S M ITH . W L M A U R Y , and C O R A W M A U R Y . Defendant* N O TIC E OF SUIT T O Q U IE T T IT L E T H E S T A T E OF FL O R ID A TO D EFEN D AN TS JO H N S A R N O LD . M AR Y C A R N O LD S A M U E L SEARS SM ITH W L M A U R Y , and C O R A w M A U R Y , II ally*, and Ih tir unknown ipoutat. II mart lad and II dead tha unknown hair*. tl#v,tre t legatee*, grantee*, assigns tpoutet. lienor*, crtdi to rt, tuccottor*. trutlee* cl thorn and each ol them, and any end oil other pertont or portlet Claiming by. through, under or egemtt Ihem or each of them and againtt any and all partial or pertont haring or claiming any right into or Inltrett In and to tho toilowing detcrlbed pro p erty. lying and Htuata In Samlnola County. F lor Ida to wit TFto North afOF). ot tho tol lowing AM el the SE ot the N W '. ot Faction IS. Tewnthip N South. Rang* ye Rett, lata that portion detcrlbed at lotlow! Beginning at a point H O T E at tho SW comer ot the SC i* at the NW I* ot Section IS. Tewnthip to South. Renge 1* E o it. run thence N Id chain*, thence Wetter ly along the Northerly boundary ol the SEie ol the NWS! ot Section IS, Townthip 10 South. Range 1* East, to the NW corner ot the SE W of the NW'< ol lection IS, Township 10. Rang* ie, thence Southerly •long tha Westerly boundary ot the SEto ot N W 't of Section IS Townthip 10. Range 1* to the SW corner ot S E 1* of N W 't of Section IS. Townthip 10. Range J*. run thence Easterly to the Point ol Beginning LESS Commence at e polnl «7t E of the SW corner ot the SEto ot to* NWw of Section IS. Townthip NS. Range 1* East, thence N 10 chains, thane* E I V to tho Point ot Beginning thence continue S J# i f . thence E 11 a r . thence N JOB VC , thence W W OT. thence S to lh* Point ot Beginning A N D LESS Parcel I com mence at a polnl I F ! E of the SW corner ot tha SEto ot Ihe NWS* *1 Section IS Township M S. Range 1* E. run N M Cham* to the Polnl ot Beginning. Mence continue N IFF S T. thence E MO Mence S IH I T . Mence W t t f to the Point ol Beginning Rater v mg to Me grantor* a perpetual easement over and upon tha W 11' ol Me abore described pro party tor the purpose ot pro serving to grantors. Mair g tirt and successors in inter etl. ec cast to grantors' lend Immedi etoly contiguous to Me land conveyed her tin to grantee Parcel 1 Commence at a pom! 11' W ol the SE corner pi the SEW ot Me NWW ol Section IS. Townthip » S. Range 1* E. run Mence N *1101 ler a Point ot Beginning, thence continue N 304 S4 . W I I I . t 104 14 Mence E I I T to Me PeMt ot Beginning You end each ot you ora hereby severally notified Mol M I C H A E L E V E S T A L and SUSAN V E S TA L have Htod their Complaint In the Circuit Court. ElghtoenM Judicial Circuit. In and lo r Som lnolo C o u n ty . F tor Wo. ageinti you end each ot yqu a* Defendant* to quiet title el Me Plaintiff* to the above drier toed real property totaled In Semmoto County Florida. Me abbreviated title ot which la e n title d . "M IC H A E L E V E S TA L and SUSAN V E S TA L . P ie in lilfk , versa* J O H N I . A R N O L D M A R Y C AR NO LD S A M U E L SCARS S M ITH . W L M A U R Y , and C O R A W . M A U R Y . Defendants", and you and each ol you ora hereby required to terve e copy at your upon F R A N K C W NIGHAM . ol S T I N I T R O M M C IN T O S H . J U L IA N . C O L B E R T A W H IC H A M P A . Attorney* tor Piomtitt*. whose address i* P O Boa USE. Sanford F lo rid a w n mo end to file Mo ortgi nel ot soma m Mo office ot Me Clerk el Mo above styled Court on or before J i m II, i f il . oa required By low It you 1*11 to do id. judgment by default will be •eken against you. This Notice than ba published once a week tor tour 141 cantac ullgf wga|a DATED this FM day e< May. D A T E D « n M dy II. INS O A V IO N B E R R IE N A t Clark at the Court By: I V Derma M Croomans A t Daputy Clerk Aay IT. I t It, D B F Ml A D IW (M A LI O A V IO N • ■ ■ B I I N Clerk ol Me Circuit Court B y . Agnesf.Sutok Deputy Clark Publish MOy 10 II. 14. It. I N I DCF n legal Notice Legal Notice C L A S S IF IE D A D S IN T H E C IR C U IT C O 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 D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O R ID A CASE NO IS4F* CA4* E SUN BANK. N A . a national bank mg kt toe 11 1'on Plaintiff, vt A N TH O N Y VAZ. JU O IT M E VAZ hit w ilt E S T E N IO R G IM E N E Z a n d C K IM B E R L Y G IM E N E 2 and JO SE Y G R EENLAND Defendants A M E N D E D N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO Anthony Vat and Judith E Vat. hit wile Addratt Unknown Y O U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Mai an action to •orrt lota a mortgage on Me following property In Somlnoto County Florida Lot It. M A N D A R IN Section Four, according to M* Plal Ihoraol. at recorded in Plat Book » Pkgot a* and 10 ot the Public Records ol Samlitol* Coumty. Florida hat been Iliad egemtt you and you am required to serve a copy Of your written dtlentet. it any. to II on Joseph E Foster. Esq . P la ln llf l’t a tto rn e y, whoto •ddrvtt It P 0 Got III, Or lando Florida 1710] on tw b «'ora lh* IIM day ot Juno. 1*«1 and M* m* original with tha Clerk ol Mi* Court aimer batore *#rvic# on Plaintiff* attorney or Imme dietely Ifwroelttr. otherwise a default will be entered agamtl you for Mo re'1*1 demanded In Me Complaint or Petition D A TC O o n M a y 14. I*«S IS EA LI D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Court Seminole County. Florid* By Je*nB'!ltont A t Deputy Clerk Publlth May IF. 14. I I . Juno F. itol D E F 1(14 of lh * P u b lic R ecord* ol Semmoto Cek*>ty. Florid*, run $ * * * m i W along the touth line S e m in o le O r la n d o - W in te r P a rk of laid lot i a distance ol 11 OF ii Monet S a r n a r w m if 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 If . to lh# Polnl ol Beginning ol said datet-bed *«t*men' From said Point ot Beginning continue CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES S o e n ra r w 10 ti t t , itunc* S 44*41 » W t U f l to Ihe north 1 timt .................. 67C p ting right *1 way of Slato Road 414 HOURS 3 consecutiy* times 61C i ling mence N 4.1*07 71 w along said 8:30 A.M. •5:30 MM. 7 cons*cuti»« timts 52C a ling right of w ay I to It tom * point MONDAY thru FRIDAY 10 consgcutiiE timgs 46C a ling ol curvature of * curve Concave touthwwitofty and having a ra SATURDAY 9 Noon Contrsct Ratgs Aiailablg d lu t a l 1012 OS ft., thane* 3 lints Minimum northwesterly along said curve through a central angl* ol 00*11*1" an #rc length ot 4 IF D E A D L IN E S H . monco N *4*41 H " E IS * H to m* Point ol Beginning and N o o n Th e D a y B e fo re P ub lication of mi* description Subject to additional easement* rottrlc Sunday ■ N o o n Frida y tons or rights ol w*y el record M o n d a y * 11: 00 A M . Sa tu rd a y It any Apparent Owner Wilton A Knot! Potl Oftlco Bob 111. Dayton, Ohio 4S401 Altomonto S prin gs In v o ilo r * . L id , a Florida Limited Perlnarthlp 33—Reel Estate 1 » -B ir t h s 111 Eatt Colonial Drlv* Sulto Courses i7C7 Orlando. Florida 17*01 PARCEL! kNN O UN C E A levl Salesman Clast Juna 1 F rom th# SW cornet ol Lol S. BIRTH! Bob M Ball, J r School ol Lake Adelaide Ettotot at rt Real E stale m a l l * corded in Plal Book • Pag* IS. CALL Public Record* *1 Seminole m in i County. Florida, run S 41*0711" 55—Business OUR E along lh* southerly lira ol Lol C LA S S IFIE D Opportunities 1 a distance ot 47 14 I t . thence N D E P A R TM E N T 00*1140 E 14 0* It tatha Point IS A T YOUR I make over |10 WO a month of Beginning ot m » following wiM my telephone You can. SERVICE described eat* men I From ta'd too Pari Fulltime HF0107, Pom! of Beginning continue N or 44* 1441 00*H'40'E I o n I f . menc* S ta -tt 17 E 11*47 It lhanceS *1—Money to Lend 4**1* 40 E 4 77 II thence S 00*14 04 W 10 47 If Ihence N 21 —P«rtonAls t**l* 40 W 10 44 II . Ihence S B u iin e tt Capital 110 000 la 11*I1‘1B"W 10 0 tt thence N |l 000*00 and over P O Bet I wilt no* tm r**por**ibi# for *ny *4* 44 17 W 147 OF tt to m* Point H U Winter Pk FI* MtoO dobti In c v rrtd by m y o n « Ot Beginning and end ot mit oHhor ttu§n mytolf at el 1 11 §1 description Sublet I to add 71—Help Wanted Clar— K t iM fttf_____________ fion*I easements restrictions and right* ol way of record II 23—Lost A Found •"* A p p a rtn l O w ner Mr J W a lla c e S h o lllt k o H * 101 LOST Whit* tamale pll bull a F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Semoran Boulevard. Suit# 701 m ot old Black markings 1111 French A vt Nonce it hereby given that w* Altam onte Springs, Florida around ayot Lake Jattu p ar* engaged m business at P O Acrylic A p p ik d o rt 11701 era* last Monday C h ild B ob 1I1F. W in te r Springs apply pretocilve coaling on P A R C E L* hoartbrolan 171 lie* Seminole County. Florida MAN cart boa's and pianat si I* Th* South 10 fee* ol Lot all al under Me tlcltttou* name ol Lott Vorkthlre Terrier, )<t Ibt . I I I per hour We iraln For Altomonto Land Hotel and N*. TH E POOL PRCFS. and that we work in Sanlord area call b la c k 4 Ian R EW ARO gallon Co according to m* plal Intend to register said name ______ Ta mpa I D E M M il Vicinity of Broadmoor Ave L thereof at recorded In Plal Book wIM the Clerk ol lha Circuit Clermont A v e . taka Mary I Pag* <0 ol lh* Public Record* A ID E S All thlfft E ip 4 or Court. Sam mow County, Florida 177 W4i ____________ ol Semmoto County. F lor id* certified Good atmosphere 4 In accordance with the pro Apparent Owner Alda L and ben*tit» COE Apply al De vlttont ol tho Flctltlov* Name Bal L Bridgets 111 East Alto B a 'f Manor, b o n Hwy It 17 25— Special Notices Statutes. To wll Section Bkl 0* m o n l* O ' i r * A lt a m o n t e Administrator lor Senior adult Florida Stotutot l*SF Springs. F torida MF0I •pi c o m m u n ity Ad /» William W Smith P A R C E L 14 HONtU PLACE mlnlttralive management #■ /*; Richard A SmiM Th* South ig teat ol Ihe Wail pertonc* essential Pertonall New Baeuty Satan Publlth May I I A Juno 7. 14. H . S S •**! of Lot 10 Block B and lh* 700 W Airport Blvd Appl ty a mutt Perfect lor recent t*BS South 10 toe! ol Lott 11 to IF necessary Call 17) FKlt Ask retiree Resume to Personnel DEF lii mclutlv* Block B, Altomonto lor Dot 700 W Airport Blvd lull* 111 Commercial Center, according Santord_____________________ a M A R Y KAY C O SM ETIC S * to th* Plal meteol at recorded NOTICE*!UN O I R F IC T IT IO U S Skin tare and tetor Hair Air Conditioning Mechanics In Plal Book 4, Page II ol the NAM E S T A T U T E Service A Intiallalton Salary C O N N IE ........... .......... - I l l IIM Public Record* ol Seminal* S TA TE OF FL O R ID A bated on ttp e n e n c t plus County Florida C O U N TY O F S E M IN O LE benefits Apparent Owner Frlendthlp TO W HOM IT M A Y CONC E R N 27—Nursery A ________ MS O l 4141__________ Baptitl Church. Potl Office Boa Notice It hereby given Mai lha Child Care 111 Altomonto Springs Florida ALL TY P E S JOBS undersigned pursuant to the STAR T WORK NOW I MIDI " F lc lllt o u t Nam e S tatute". P A R C E L IS Chapter H I 00. Florida Slalutot Summar day Camp For * II yr A Th* South 10 feel ol m* Eatt will register with lh* ctork ol lh* oleft f a t ft t*#«l Includat. L ABOR / ^ t - V roncM (* 1 I**< ol Lei 10 Block B and C ir c u it C o u r t. In and for Swimming, bowling treating, nag* ■ I111 » * * tan 111 lha South 10 feel ol Loft * to ♦ Sum mol* County. Florida, upon moviet Iportt. t 't t A c r it U V mclutlv* Block B Altomonto receipl ol proof of lh* public a and com p uttr itH llt Call Cbm mere ill Center according to tun ot Mia notico. m* llcnttou* j ] } *434 for information Daily Wert Dally Pay tha Plat Ihereof at recorded in name towlt C A F E DE PARIS I NO F ( E I Plal Book a. Pag* I I ol lh* u n d tr which wo o tp o c l lo Report ready tor work al 4 AM 31 — Private Public Record* *• Seminal* engage In butmott at kSF Eatt 407 W Itl SI Santord County, Florida Instructions Semoran Boulevard. Suite II. 121-1590 Apparent Owner Friendship Fern Park. Florida * A lftre lto a t P retie Imports, Baptist Church. Pott Otlica Ba> That lha party intorettod In Guitar Litton* All Age*, and haul door to ice cream parlor H I , hltomento Spring*. Florid* All Lavell Rtatonabia "Pro 17101 In Seminole Plata M t d t l backgruatdl 171 tear P A R C E L IF JA B E L . INC Appikaiient new being accepted /*/ J Mltllcanl For bet Lot I I of Pratt t Addition to tor full lime cashier Apply in Altomonto according to lh* plal P R E S ID E N T 3 3 -R e a l Estate person •• Little Food Town •hereof at recorded m Plat Boot Dated al Orlando. Orange Stores. FI4 Lake Mary Blvd Courses County. Florida May *. I N I I Pag* 14 al m* Public Records COE____________________ ol Semmoto County, Fiend* PubitthMay II. 17.14. l l .l t o l IIA h r TI i L I H Position avail Apparent Owner Seaboard D I F FB ___ able lor Teller In Sanlord Coatl Lin* Railroad Co. Tav Branch, pet lance required Department, M0 Water Slreel i i T t h e T ir c uT t c o u r t Submil resume with salary R oom 1101. J a c k s o n v ille , FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . raqulrmentt to Personnel ol Thinking al fatliwg a Florid* FLO R ID A liter Empire al America P O Real Ealalt LIcentaF P R O B ATE D IVISIO N P A R C E L IE Bot ato Deland FI m i l OiM From lh* SE corner of Ihe W# *Her F re* THilton CASE NO PR Bi II* CP or apply T uet Thru I a pm . al and cewlinueut Training I NW*a ol Section n Townthip II IN RE E S T A T E O F R O B E R T MS N Woodland Blvd . 4th SouM. Rang* M f a t ! Samlnola Call Dick ar Vicki tor dalsilt E L HOPKINS Floor Poland E j O E ______ Counly. F lo rid * , run North 411 1441 111 IT** Eve FF* Its* Defeated OI1COV t R NOW AVO N CAN #*•1111 W 1*4 10 II Ihenc# N O TIC E O F A C TIO N H ELPI N erlh 00*00 10 E 10 00 f t . Kayataf F tor Ida . Inc. T O Dorothy H Barnett HOM t M A K E R 'S W E LC O M E I thane I Norm ***U17" W along I U Prospect Avenue I I Vaara Eiparlencal 111 f i l l ar m IW> the northerly R W line ot Or West Grove. Pennsylvania lento Avenue 014 M feel to lh* B ui Boy Full lima Apply In 1*1*0 centorim* of a railroad tpur Unknown Heir* ol Robert E person Tuas thru Frl . 1 4 track, thence Horta 11*11 11 E L Mop*my and enyon* claiming PM No phone calls Deltona along the center tin* ol said spur under by or through them Irm. Deltona Fla >1* 11 tost lo lh* Pelnl ol r O d ARE N O T IF IE D that *n Counter Person, experienced Beginning al th* lol lowing d* F IC T IT IO U S NAM E a t VI o n t o d i t i r m i n i Serious only apply B* ready unbed Eatemeni From taid Nutic* It hereby given that I tW Aflnar let in tha Eiteto ol to work Apply In person al Paint al Beginning continue am engaged m business al P O k i w r t E L Hopklnt, dace*wd Hunt Club Claanart ar csr Bob 101, Long wood Seminal* North 11*1111 E 700 M tool Id a*l*rmin* your mt*rryl In Me Hunl Club Blvd anytime Caunly. Florida H F » under lh* thanci North 71*14'T I E M l 14 following property in Somlnolo Desk Clerk No atpertone# net lael, thane* North al*H'S4 W County. Florida llctlltout name ol BOC EPH US ester y E icaltonl opportunity R E P A IR S E R V IC E, end Mel I 1100 tool to tha aattorly R W of L o I *1. G A R D A P A R K to work wiM Hale ol lh* art inland to reglttor said name lh * S e a b o a rd C a a a l L in * H O M ES ITE S . Plal Book a. Pag* computer tyslam Friendly, Railroad, said point on R 'W with lha Ctork of lh* Circuit 10 Public Record* of Seminole naal. personable Apply In being is 00 fiat from and radial Caurl. Semmoto Caunly. Florida County. Florida person Deltona Inn. Oeltona. to Me cantor line ot Me mainline In accordance wllh lh* pro hat been bled agamtl you and Fla track, lhance South II* 14 1 ) W vlttont el Uto Flcllltout Nam* you a rt required to serve a copy 104 SO leal to a point on Ihe Statutes To nil Veclton kt] at Part ol your written d*ten**t. H any Time Warm persona Illy lor easterly R/W of lha aforesaid Florida Slalutot 1111 to II on Pelilloner'i attorney. Saniee Adult camptoi Will Seaboard Coatl Una Railroad, »/ Thomas LaCrott* M lchaal L M a rlo w , whole •rain bright person Call tor taid polnl being 71 00 toeI from Publlth May 10. 17.14. II. 1HS •ddrvtt it ]*« Norm New York appf 111 FMt________________ D E F 47 and radial to Mo centerline of Avenue. Suite MO. Potl Offico th* mainline track Mane* SouM Orawer i*»o. W inte r F a k. DRIVERS WANT! 0 I1*f*'ll W M l I I tee* Mane* Florida 111*0 on or tutor* Juno Thursdays only. Nam 114 PM F IC T IT IO U S NAME South 10*0721 E II 00 leel to lh* (A INS. and file tha original Apply in pay ton al M* Santord Nofic* Ik hereby given that I Poml of Baginning and end ol wiM Me Clark of this Court Auto Auction t i l l W Itl am engaged m bukinetk at P O •hit description either before service on P th Street Applicants mual be 11 Boa tor L ong wood Seminal* Appartnl Owner Lealh and 'inner t attorney or immediately years or older have a valid County, F Hu Ida I l f SO under Iht Company. F ill North Lincoln thereafter, otherwise ■ d t fault FI driver s license and mual tktittout name ol BOCEPHUS Arenu*. Chicago IllmoitaOkaa will be entered agamtl you tar be able to driver standard IM P R O V E M E N TS and Met I A Petition m Eminent Oomam the rtlia l demanded in tha thin Per Seel |ob tar retired intend to register said name petition proceedings hat boon Iliad to people See John with Me Clerk ol Me Circuit acquire certain property inter D A T ID o n M a r IS. IN S Caurl. Semmoto County. Florida Drivers Wanted lE y rs ar t t t t In S e m in o le C a u n ly . O A V IO N B E R R IE N in accordance with lh* pre O an car A insur Sa M per hr Florida At CUrk ol Mo Court vikton* el lha FkllH aut Nama Domino's PlFla B IN Each Defendant it required to By Ik Donne M Creamont Statute*. To w ll Section tel 01 D U M P TRUCK DRIVERS serve written defenses to th* At Deputy Ctork Florida Statute* n i l Santord area Fla Chauffeur'* Potltlon On P e titio n e r't *1 Publish May <1. la. It, Juna t. ! \ Thernat LaCrott* licanta, same a spar lane ad tornoy. what* name and addratt IN I Publlth May t*. IF. 14. I I . 11*1 required Call 111 17*4 arty I* shown below, an ar before D E F 100 O IF 4 E flm# ____ _____ June It 1101 and to Uto lh* IN T N I C IR C U lT c O U R T original of the defenses with the E X P . P H O N E R O OM F IC T IT IO U S NAM E O F T N I IIT M ctork of Ml* court either befort M A N A G E R - Wall aglabilshsd N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT tarric* on Potibonoft attorney Co needs aggressive manager Mai I am engaged m but!nett al IN A N D F O R or ImmoOlololy th araalfar, In ta n fa rd O tlic a D ra w . 120 Nerlh Palmalto Avenue, S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . thawing what right, fill*, mtor Commission plus bonus Far la n ia r d , Sam lnel* C a u n ly. FLO R ID A . ail ar Iton th# Defendant hat In O f f • t t ) *117, ea t Q Flo rid a under the fictiiieut CASE NO N I* * g C A -W K or to th* property described Id Eflptrtonctd sawing machine name of Fitigertto l and Mai I C IT Y OF A L T A M O N T E Me Petition and to show causa o p e ra to rs w ante d an a ll inland to regntot laid noma SPRINGS why that property should net be eperaitona W* also offer * wiM rh* Ctork ol lha Circuit Pgflitonar, Naming program to persons Caurf, Skmmeto County. Florida Y t*l forth In the Petition It any wiM an honest desire to learn in accordance wiM Me pro W ILSON A K N O T T . J Defendant la m •* da aa. a Me industrial tawing Nad* vittona of Me Fictiiieut Nam* W ALLACE S H O T T L E K O n e . default will be antarad agamtl Modem air conditioned lac ill Statute*. To wit lection M l 01 A ID A l A N O BELL that Defendant tor the raltol ty. healM cere program, paid Florida Slalutot B R ID G IR l, F R IE N D S H IP demanded m th* Petition holidays piece werk earnings, I V Ed Watch, Partnac B A P TIS T CHURCH. P LE A S E T A K E N O TIC E Mat steady w on Apply between 1 Seminar* lit* Proper I r*t S E A B O A R D C O A S I L IN E a Declaration *4 l e t mg hat pm and 1 pm S A N 'D E L • F land* general R A IL ROAD C O M P A N Y, ANO bean It tod In Mia cause and m*l M A N U F A C T U R IN G IN C . partnership L E A T H B C O M P A N Y. PtI Iloner will teak *n order of 2444 O ld Laka M a ry Rd . d b a F itigaratd t A L T A M O N T E SPRINGS let mg and any ether order Me Pubirth May IE. IF. 14 II. l i t ! INVESTOR S. L T D . • caurl deem* proper *• a hear mg O E F t# H A IR S TY L IS T W A N T E D F lor Ida llmttod Partnerth.p botora Me Honorable Robert B penanced In chemical work Defendant McGregor on* a« lh* Judge* ol tor Car thee 1 Nstaaon Call F IC T IT IO U S NAM E SECOND A M E N D E 0 M u caurl an June M H U al F7J m i s r r o i n F Nafica Is hereby given Mai I N O TIC E OF A C TIO N 1 *1 p m in Chamber* al lha IN E M IN E N T D O M AIN *m engaged In but-net* *1 I lf i GarPeat Ail positions lemmata County Courthouse al A N D N O TIC ■ OP N E A R IN G W H w y 4 )4 , P i r n P a rk . in parson Man F rl, M l Santord Florida All par hot to TO All Oatondant* named In Semmoto County. Florida 77TM 1 a il iti tNaei th# action and *11 partial mtor Schedule A. attached, to aU under Me fictitious nam* el attod may appear and be heard M a rta F a r m W o r k M ew partus claiming interests by. P E R S O N A L IZ E D a u t o al Mai hearing posture, repo through, u v k r or ageinti lh* SA LE S and Mai I intend to W ITN E S S my hand and th# employment i and to ail register t a d name wiM Me tael at Mia caurl an Hu* JIM day Apply Fla Training Canter claiming to Ctork kf lha Circuit C aurl at M a y , I1CS. *1 la n ia rd . Taka H W Y 4<* t# Swirly Nava any nghC title or mt*r*tt Seminole Caunly, Florida k Sam met* Cdunty. F tor Ida Share* Rd . Trover** in Me property described In accordant* wita Me provident IS E A L I LABO URS SI rang reiiebi* Schedule A. Of Me F it 'll tout Mam* Stofutat O A V IO N E C R R IE N general laborers naetad kn "S C H E D U L E A~ T* wit lection M i d i Florida A* Ctork at Me Court medtato'y DtfSetenf to c a flm P AR C E LS Slalutot HSI By /k/SutanC Taber Phene and transportation * From Me Southern earner ol I V Larry Local 11ode Aa Daputy Ctork mual Haver * toe Apply Let l. Lake Adktold* E Hates Pubtith May 14 11 A June F. 14 Pubtlah May SI. June t, 14. 11. according to M* plat Margot IMS Hdl H U Y U N ia S recorded In Plat Book » Pag* IS D E F I la O E F IU M 0 7 J3 9 322-2611 Employment 323-5176 Legal Notice t �UA Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Friday. May ) l , IH5 7 1 -H e lp Wanted 71 —Help Wanted 97— A p a rtm e n ts 99— A p a rtm e n ts F u rn is h e d / R ent U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t LUSH CARDCN SLTTIKG L P N neeaid part lime 4 to I Good I l m o v n r i I dey week E O I AgMy: OsBary Manor. U N Hvry t! ft. D tB ary. El* L E G A L S E C R E TA R Y Crlm ! nel 4 OemeellL e«p Non •meter, Casaalbarry tre e , J U I M __________________ M jtu r# ledy needed *er light Nev i e w r l 4 tome cooking 4 deyt per week Must neve own •rentportellon R elerenrei Call aWer 1. t i l I4t« AVON IA A M IN 0 1 W O W I" O P E N T E R R ITO R IE S H O W Ifl nnW erBH IM N e e d E e p e r le n c e d L e a d E le c t ric ia n * la w o rk el Seminole Center, on Eckartrs. J Byron * Wa'mart. 4* tlrlp •leret Cell 71* 0M0. or Hop by Iob tile el M il Orlando Drive, Need Melere Lady lor e< cetlonal child cere } tm children Send nemo a Info •rrrtlerencet to P O Bor 1440 Senior d m i ) >440 Needed ■ tk y illte r M elure w jm an with relevantev in Longreoedtree BMBqi! N ee Co Heedi Selet«>erton« end Appl Selleri Creel com Cell M l«!»* . *1 PM L*w*'s Eotermlnetor't. I O E______ Night Airdller Ear Mel el Some erperlence ellh micro 4 ceth regltleri It required, bul will •rain Apply In per ton at the D eyt Inn I 4 4 Sr 44, Sen lord Night Aedltor Perl lime Eepe nenced pretoered bul no! net ettery Apply In per ton el Holiday Inn by lake Ironl. t en lord ____________ N U R S E S A ID E S C e rtifie d Accepting eppllctllont lor lull lime petulant . John Knot vintage Med Center 101 N Lake Dr . Orange City Cell 11% MeOrrI II tor appl O R O A N I S T / P I A N 1ST Geneve eree one hour Wed nlghl, one hour Sun morning. SJO per hour Slerl Immediato ly Cell Bill Slephent see SIM any time Perl lime Security Guard Deltona area. |c per hour Coll M l MOt tor more Intermellon P r e l e t i l e n e l T e le p h e n e Selldtore Commit* Ion sirs per deel Work el home Be your own bote m U W _______ P re le tile n e l Salet P eeplr Solar Commlttlon. SWO per deal Sell m ollvele d C all l l l j t J O J ______________ _ P ro g r e t llv e L u m b e r 1 Hardware Store now accept Ing application! lor lulltime lum ber handler 4 d riv e r. 17IOMO Atk tor Alvin lor f P « ________________________ Retldent Meneger Ear Senior Adult Center v.iltv. Individual needed vllh tuper pertonellly. ecllvlllet coordination tk lilt, tlrnng tente el retpontlblllly Id e a l lor r t c t n l re tire e Apartment A meal! provided Retume to Personnel. 700 W Airport Bird , Sulla 111. Sen lord. H e lll/ l__________ A O O I ERL Single ply eiperl once only f rentp ortellon required C t l Coll MO 4A40 Secrelery lor Title Co Mequiret typing Legal background hotplul Call 11* 11® Sludenlt/Relireet'Mevtewivet Perl lime or lull lime B IG SI. long term automatic rttklu ale H i t i n , or*40M4I Tb re vg k b re d Norte P erm Groom 4 herte cere erperl ence re q u ire d E tc e lle n l w o rk in g c o n d lllo n t T ie Training Cenler. Treveret Cell M 4 M IM T I or KM 14) W ARSHOUSE A T T E N T I O N m*n Shipping Roc loving Able lo III! W ibt own Ireneporlillon H to hr Permenenl potltloot Nover e TIMF PIRM_____ 774-1141 W IN T E R SPRINGS D E N T A L A S S IS T A N T E aper lanced only C a ll'll! 0131 NOW Tired el Jab Hunting ? C e ll E u lu r e e th e y h a r t hundred! el |Ob openingt lor Ihete who went to work on two D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no t r parlance necettery Full lime Good tlerllng pay 4F0 4X0 O E N I R A L O E E I C E TR A IN E E S Greet tlerllng |ob Several openingt Good pay ON 4X0 E A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y end P RO DU CTIO N W ORK Motl Ihlltt Open Good pay tcelet I B 4X0 IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN O t General Centlrucllon labor Good pay *10 4X0 TR UC K D R IV E R S Long haul Immedieiel Good driving re cord Over ]S H I 4X0 L O C A L O R IV E R S Straight Iruckt Good pay Slerl right away 411 4X0 R E C E P T IO N IS T , O E E IC E H ELPERS. C LER K S. CRT O P ER A TO R S Im m ed ia to openingt Good pay tcelet C e llt n 4X0 N O W 1 W E LD E R S Certified Excellent pay tcelet Call today i n 4X0 P A IN T E R S 4 P A IN T E R H E L P E R S ' Im m td litt openingt. good tlerllng pay Call loday 410 4X0 O R Y W A L L With or without e r p e r le n c e I m m e d ia t e openingt Good pay Cell to dey 4114X0 Wanted Nurtet A ld t All shifts Mutl be certified or erperl enced Apply In per ton at lekevlew Nursing Center t i t E Jnd SI I Bdrm ........ Furnished Apt! I Bdrnt_______ |ner«y EHkctonf S IN G LE STORY B U IL T IN BOOKCASES A B U N D A N T STORAOE SANFORD CT. APTS. 323-33M Nearly new ) bd rm r) bath, w e th e r / d ry e r . S i l l Per month. I l l 4 depot ' Cell 10* to*) anytime_____________ Stedle College edlecent to lemi ly heme tor working tingle All u lllllle i Included, lake Ironl SMS mo plut S IX de p o tll E ec neighborhood Rotoroncas M l 4X1_________ I bdrm hrritithed ellioency In nice eree S00 p*r week utllitie* included Cell M l •Moeller l PM I bdrm , adult! no pelt. e'r. quiet retldenllel. S H I per month plue depeel I M l Ml* I Bdrm , I bath kilchenelle 4 li r ingroom 1100 per month M utl pay awn ullllllet end depot!! of IIW Cell M l 141* or M l M4* 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R e n t ms SAVE ssss Rent Now «nd I TH»» Limited Special; ( N f f f Efficient. I M t i n 1 bath Apartment* ONLY............ 5419. ) bdrm . | both alt# available W/ Oecerattve Wall Cevering t. •wilt tfl took COM. PW dr •I Iterate W uh er/D rftr Hook wf. l t d Car per 1 M ilerbedt Accepted 3211911 73— Em ploym ent Wanted Home Cleaning 1 e>p lediet to work at Item E acellenl work lor goodp4y 111 0*11 93— R o o m s fo r R e n t Chrltllen A pit 4 Hemet TV . kitchen, laundry, meld »to • I up Or I t i l U U I I I M<0 Clean, comtorlable room. seO per week. Includet ultl end meld tervlce Cell M l to ll or 111 4*41 Large ream Private entrance 4 bath SSI wk R t l required Eve Ml 5*W Room for Root Cell M l 1*14 Room with kitchen 4 laundry OiUndo loll li m 34S 4411 B AM BO O COVE APTS Me E A If pert Bly* P HO NE I1I44H . 111*4*1 EliteMftcy tram t u t me Due aval tor SenMr Clllient e C O U N TR Y S E T T IN O e Large I 4 1 Bdrm Apartment! Adult LekevlewEemlly Peeltide Aveilebte New Open Weekend! MASTERS COVE.........323 7900 LA R G E 1 bdrm . carpeted air S IX plut tecuniy Alto have! bdrm uptlairt lor two See el •IS A South P ar! Act Call •04 !4 t I we RIDGEWOOD ARMS ARTS. Limited Timt Only '3 o IIF irgt Monthi Boot }M 0 Ridgawood Are Sanford Flo CALL III MM I I I M 01 SANTO R O Turnlthed roomt by the week Rektonable reiet Meld tervlce Call 17) ttol S I PM tlSPtlm etlo Ave SANEORD. Bee* Monday thru f ndoy f 10 S JO weekly 4 Monthly reiet UHI Inc ell WOOek Adullt I *41 Iktl oviel eree. tee tenable prater tenior dllien Board optional Pa j t 111 m i Tile Pipy SB* Motol Eurnlthed roomt A elllc lone let W0 Oak Ave . Ml *M4 97— A p a r t m e n t s F u rn is h e d / R e n t tu rn Aplt N r Seiner Clllient 111 Palmetto Ave I Cowan NoPhoneCellt Large u ptlairt ) bedroom Child pel o k 1100 per month SlWdepetil Cell M l M il I « I Bdcm Apt I'v.lac I lo' 1 adullt 1 child Complete prlyecy 1*1 wt 1)00 tecurlly depotd Cell M ) ))*• No or D ow n tow n J Bdrm . J both a p p lia n ce* dow nolelrs Op* H o p e t* % m month ylw « 1X30 M curily Coil 17) f ilt e r m 4t00 __ ________ R e n t a l s tts 4 Up----------- ------- nieos | and 2 BEDROOMS LAKEFRON T LUXURY A D U L T C O M M U N ITY Tout Rettft! 121— C o n d o m i n i u m Mibi Nirthovsrs AT LAKE MONROE — S IN G LE STO R Y LIV IN G Lbbsb Terms te Fit Bunding M l Elm . 1* X I t Zoned LI Industrial or storage w / Ofllco M l C1S4 only__________ 113— S t o r a g e R e n t a l s SAILPOINTE 121— C o n d o m in iu m R e n t a ls Furmsfud be UBftratslicd. R e n t a ls CerperN ..... Erivsto Pelkes NOW LEASING CALL 322-1051 Lush Lendtcte*ng p*ts Ctoldren W A TE R BEDS ACC I P TE Dl Ibdrm Condo Drapes, rsfrlg pool, clean. 1175 per month Megatrend Property 114 <OU Call____ 321*1911 CONSULT OUR 10 3 — H o u s e s U n f u r n is h e d / R e n t AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Country Home on Oak way 1 bd rm l ' i bath 1*00 mo Reference! plue lecurity de petit M U S E !________________ Dei lent Ettelet Arte Lg 1 b d r m , ) belh Fireplace s c re e n e d p e rc h , d o u b le gerege. S min to I 4 SSW me H I leal 4 tec M l 4>t f ____ G R O V E V IE W N tw Home Itetrm . 1 belh. 1 car garage H d t e b . no pelt ISIS per month Call m i l l * or SI4 4011_________________________ e e e IN O f LTO N A e e e e e HOMES FOR R E N T e e ________e e S14IO* e e________ R E N T EOR P ROE IT MOB per month buyt ' 1 ownership SD00 closing cost! Cell M l » ) l ___________________ 1 bdrm . I both garage lanced yard SMS per month See el S1I Elm Ave alter I PM 1 bdrm . | ly belh lemlly room Shaded y a rd , con ve nient local ion No pet! S4W mo « tec dep Week deyt * 4. 41* OOtS E ret M l 'OS! or M l B1S1_________________________ 1 bdrm ) belh Central air Wether Dryer lanced yard screened porch, tennis sets MS USB______________________ ) b d r m , 1 b e lh . c e n tra l air'heel gerege well to well carpel, S4*S me . IQS BB* 41BS 1 Bdrm. ceramic belh Lets el c lo s e ts c a rp o rt u til I ly r laundry, naw paint In/out, fenced yard Leasa applica •Ions being acceptod 1)0 Rosalia Dr Call Wall Lee Business 111 SS00 Hem e B ll 1SOI______________________ 1 bdrm . ) belh. fenced yard, nice home, reasonably priced Cell M l M il To 10 5 — D u p le x * 1 Handy M an R e m o d e lin g f t p Handymen. R tl Raiiobi. F r w C St most any lob Best Ratos M l B ill Call Anytime F ree E ttim a H t L Consulting i f Bonded Intwrad die Spa< ia liia in Q u a lity I Stag# Buitdart I d WW REM00CUNG SPECIALIST We Handle The Whole BellO lW ea B E. LINK CONST. A i r C o n d it io n in g & H e a tin g A p p lia n c e R e p a ir AlWfti Appliance Street H hr WrvKR Ha K atra Charpa 111 —Resort/Vacation Rentals N E W S M Y R N A B E A C H 1/1 b d r m apt* turn/ p r i v p o a l/ b a a r d w a lb to i / f r g m U M wk M $ f*44 TO W E R 'S B E A U T Y SALOH F O R M E R L Y HorrtotT's Beauty Nook U S E 1st St m 5*41 Ca"to»'s Bonding A •snMd.ling Ns M T ss Small sit Burton Lens. Senior* M l *4M Plumbing. Painting CHctfk Carpentry Don t S## Iff A U Bo' 10 y n Cep R A in iO M l THOM AS A THOM AS Ham* f t p i r , d H N M g . lawn care Call Mi l)t* H o m e R e p a irs C a rp e n try A G R E A T O lE T l Hare Her Kifchaa Wamadgtadt All fypat af Carpantry UtaM nabU h u t s fapwrtMHad • •*. 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TONY C 0 R I M 0 * PreHitwnal CutHm Painting Serving Central Fla tor IS yrt with complete Qualify pamting earvicet Qualify a M u tt' Special Won Coating 121 0071 323 4401 P la s te rin g INSTALL s i l l a r e p a ir Cypress..... Chain Link Pence ME 111! t Ann Maintenance LerdkCAptng Ruth Hog Mowing u f %m ALL Typing. Secretarial A Ward Preceii'ng Services Notary Public 111 IMS S e w in g M a c h in e s / V a c u u m C le a n e r s Sawing Machine Repairs all m aktt X yrs aiperienca In home'SIS Retired Ml 147) S p r in k le r s / lr r ig a tio n ABO U T TIM E IR R IG A TIO N New Inatollaltont Free E ll E *peH Rapeirt ot Compieie Sprint ter Systems Timers Pumpi Etc S*S IS5e T ile W.G. TR IB B Y O E H I V A LA N O C LE A R IH O Lo* Lendrleering Flit dirt Topsoil Ponds Drain dit(h*s Silo P'voarallon Cell 14S 5*70 T f e Fence P a in t in g n ^ O AC 1 LAW N SERVICE Maintenance Seddtng Pruning Cleaning Thatching Fertlluing Free Eitim afet ..... 14)1711 Anything Ite ctrk e l Since ills ' Estimates. 1! He Service Call! T om's Electric Service.,, m i n * C O N TE M P O R A R Y E L E C TR IC Compiata E lactrkal Sarvicat T V A Tttaphonat m M77 N u r s in g C a r e O U R R A T E S A R E LOW ER Lake view Hurting Center t i t E Secend S t . Sonlerd IT) 4717 L a n d c le a r in g Cleenlmess Is neat Te Oedlinet* Cell HN helper!I Oeersnteed Service Lew Rslet CALL NON! 339 0100 » Budds Ptumbtng Service e Bteeir • Replsc* • Remodel » Free Ekt'metes e M l SO** e S e c r e ta ria l S e r v ic e B E A L Cow<r*to 1 Man Quality Operation Pottos Driveways Days Ml 1MJ Eras M l IMI 8 X P I R T C O N C R E TE WORK P atio d riv e w a y U d e w a ik Beau Monde Conit Co . “We are the beer* H I M l M jir fenpnee of All typAk Carpentr t pointing. plwimb»ng And AHctrk )2 ) AOM All typat of carpantry A ra rr odtiihg Jf ff% #ep Ca*i WtchardOrokt M l I f 71 MAIDS To -Older LAWNS M O ffiD l IK IM M E D Soring Yard Ctoan **s M l 1*51 M a so n ry H t a lf li A B e a u ty H o m e Im p ro v e m e n t 322 7029 P lu m b in g L a w n S e r v ic e A d d it io n s A Heed Cerpel Cleaning Living, Dmcng Ream 4 Nell 11* t* tola A Cheer. US I I ) ISM A V A IL A B L E 1 bdrm i belh cor pet. appliance* k f N nod patio laundry l >00 1J 1 H S ) CatMtbwrry D up bi. Ttodrm I (M M ok no pot* 1)1) par month Call m )I4 ) attar 4 PM Venter* i Bdrm fwrni*n#d carport, ho p#t% 1)1) par month plut MCurlty and >ea*a C a l i ) ) i 0f4i 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 C le a n in g S e r v ic e Saturday from 10 to J NEW SM YR N A Ocean Front Condo Sleeps 4. 1 pools U K per week Cell M l PM* 1 1 7 — C o m m e rc ia l 1 B dim Aptrlm ent S250 mo USOdagoslt Call M l 5*B* t m SP EC IAL 1 A 7 bdrm from 1)10 Loko Ado F legible teo*o m u ?0 T r ip le x / R e n t prlylleget Private home set week Senior d 11) 1*44 On# bedroom. ono both *75 00 per wook Colt Tl\ U n after n oo n t pnd ovQhlhft_____________ SpAdovt Aportmontf Minute* from Hwy #4j4 Lokofront. pool, b r w i adult* no p t h . '••mdry Starting at t)7S a mo Coll m Q7H »o m o 1 ond 1 bdrm A'to fwrmthod offK loney from (7S wook *2 V0 dopotff Ho p rh Coll I T ) 4)07 S I PM 411 Palmetto_________ 111—Resort/Vacation Rentals Pha»a« ef Ptaitering 0 Repair. Stucco. Hard Coat. Simulated brick 111 l t t l oaL A M TIL E Ceramic tile teles 4 m ito ito lle n Bath, floors remodeling, repairs Lot! of I I I * ! , de sign s, p atterns grouts s ittin g m a te rie l!, cleaners, cem ent, m s tiic , Ihintel Inttoltollent Shew room X ! E 11th St . Sen tor d John Porker Tile Corlrec'or i l l 7W* or see seat Ceramic Tile glue on or mud method Floors, walls and ate tree Etlamato M l itka slier hrt M l S455 J ernes E L ee Inc Scaltmann Tile Ceramic. Vinyl Asbestos, etc Intuited 4 re paired F *p re t. tic Eree tttimetos 1714141 T r e « S e r v ic e All Traa W rv ♦ P rumap And Haulmf Call AfHf « p m ............................ m f c C C H O Lt T R E E SER V IC E Fraa Etflmafatl Law F r u t it l u |M Stump Grinding T m ' ) ) ) i m d a y a r tub ■Id t H H i M u U - M i r JO HN A L L E N S LAW N A T R E K Dead traa ramoual L k A n n F r u n i 1)1 uao ENERGY EFFICIENT HOME Custom 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, 2 Car Garage Home On Beautiful Lot With Oak Trees. Lots Of Extras. Sunken Tile Shower In Master Suite, Great Room With Fireplace, Lots Of Closet Space, Energy Efficient, Interior By Professional Decorator. H IR IN G ! O u ts ta n d in g O p p o rtu n ity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION / W c D o / ) CENTERS 5 IO C A TIO N S IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • Auto / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens •81,900 Friod Chlckon Sub4 OonutB Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE A P PL I C A T I O N IN PERSON AT 2 0 2 N Laurel Ave., Sanloid * Monday li n o I inlay B 30 AM 4 30 PM NO P HO N I C A LLS P H A S E D o o n e sb u ry OPEN HOUSE M cK ee - S a tu rd a y and S u n d a y , J u n e 1 and 2 11 A .M . Til 6 P.M . DEVELOPMENT C O . . 3445 COUNTRY CLUB RD. (Hwy. 46A) State Carttfkata CGC003W* C lo s e T o 2575 French Ave. * (305 ) 322-1150 Sanford Sanford BY GARRY TRUDEAU ■•tv*. W U V N P .U M I $ g m v e n v n s T iK > c w H jn e s tK n e s m A im r& t W ATQ 0 l T H N H O f M & iA U . 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Reaita m <111 471 W Lake Mary Boulevard Suita 4, S IM rnanth Im mediate occupancy M l MW 141— Homes For Sale SWIM TE N N IS •fva' 1 Bdrm 1 Batti home with * * i 'ad security N k d yard. 'carpets. air, paddta tans l garages Uubhout* ovarsiiad pool and taunt courts CALL BART NEW HOME leva's ) Bdrm i batti aritn great room i retMece aat in k it c h e n , d in in g r o o m , beautiful wooded lot tM,*oo PHONE 32344*3 Tor duality creftmantnip and (ompatitiva prices let us price But you're NO DOWN |LEA S E O P T IO N ! 11MO Closing cost. 1400 par month buys vy ownership of 1 bdrm , 1 bath home Can M l X t l ______________________ Sanford N‘ce I bedroom home with living room, dining room paneled family room laundry room workshop Can tor in tarnation M l MOB or U 4 *S)f Sal *00 o» bast otter Senterd Immaculate ) bdrm . 1 bath ham# with trash paint and new ctrpatt Screened porch, fenced yard, energy efficient, great heme Si*.tag R IA L I S T A T t m it*s r ea lto r BATEMAN REALTY L k Rm I 1 6tat# I n l i t f J I E O J C i O FOB QUICK 1 A L I t . Lih« rm+ J bdrm . 1 b*tt\. bik c r p o f l f#"t*d b#cfc n.ct t«t* b h ib * d pitig^fto'*>ood 0«n *r *4 It fit ip Attung u f wo Wall StiffI Ca........321 5005 1)000 Own Slat mo 1 acres. MO It p a v e d ' d fro n ta g e . homasitalnemqbilatl M l *040 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale NEW S M YR N A i f ACM D»aitleeitY reduced 11 ocean front furnished Condo ItOOO down B aachsida R ealty. 004 41) t i n ■ T OW NER « * *00 I Bd»m J Batti targe kitchen. haal air tirepOce utility room 1 car garage Rutal corner big oaks Call Ml HOP or 111 01*7 By Owner 1 bdrm . 1 battv 1 car garaga aiac star* A ovan I I S ew tt ratrlg traaiar dit pose', radar rangt dithwath « r . central alritiatt many othar «atrat IIM O C Only 11.m darn 111 Odham Or Evas 121 III* days 17)0144 or m M l By Owner 1 bdrm . I's batti, 1 acres w orkshop, cen tra l air/haat, family room l i t 000 M l t i l l weekends A alter IPM BY O W N ER Sylvan la s t Area appro ■ 1 acres. 1 bdrm 1 bath, dbl C a rp e t! A Dbl garage, many a*tret. Asking SltS WO Call M l » I 1 _______ By O w nar/AliaC. 1 bdrm I bath 1)00 »d I t . Fla room. Iirepiace Fence Stucco. new root Low 40 t UOOiOl C O U N TR Y NOME ) bdrm 1 bath. fireplace porch, aat in kitchen family room. g/|g acre Larga oaks Ifutt frees IM.SOO Owner Principals enly M l «*SS Oaltana Area Illness lercas tala Mini Ranch. I t acres, ) bdrm . ) bath I 400 to tt pool Priced low ) ) l R t f attar 11AM 2 3 1 -C a rs Bad Credit? No Credit! m FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 S. Sanford 3214075 ★ DAYTONA AUTO * ★ AUCTION ★ Hwy t j .................Dayton* * • • * e H*idf J # * • • • largo t bdrm home Cot in kitchen D B l car garage, cornar lot O W N E R W ILL H O L D M O R T G A G E I Only lie ooo 159-R eal Estate Wanted Lane National is selling ell steel clear span buildings In stock tor m etaiel costs Buildings range from X hj IM tt wide, eng various lengths Some odd m e t available Nothing under X ft wide W* must sen all buddings Immediately Cell la h h i m i n m u r . i two f amihdt .. Adulttt 1*01 Nary 17 *3__________ 111 1700 wpies Fee Sate Two i bdrm units detached garage newly renovated St) >00 Ml M*» Far sale by Owner In Loch Arbor A largo 4 bdrm house and S lots Owner will finance Location Is ID Crystal View East Call lor information sii pat iiaa Geneva Mavsa: IB rooms. 1 talks, saw thru llreplate. t car garage, swimming pool with ao x 41 enclosure IS acres sits ooo 14* srei _____ _____ H ALL k ill tee is rites i irtaetet R A M IL E W O O D ) 1TORY with sparkling peel I Huge slene fireplace I Cathedral Ceilings I AM the eitrasl Assume no R M illly ln g l A lm ost newt SB) .MB t S T O R Y T O W N H O U S E In escellent localienl 1 bdrm Its bath w/larga eat in kitichanl Community poalt Priced tar easy purchase H tO M C O O L S P A R K L IN G P O O L w/lenced <i acre and larga 1 bdrm hemal Huge master b d rm Fireplace! Central h a a t / a i r l ) w a rh s h a p k l Assume no qualifying ml law I t>4 tea 323-5774 itea h w y it ai T rn J1 s*f.oag n r tag R E A D Y FOR YOUR F A M I L Y I a B d rm . I Bath New carpet A inside point, air. garage Fenced bach yard Near Oviedo Nigh School O P E N S U N D A Y ! I to I PM (305) 331 0041 t i l W. lU h Street laniard. F lllF t l R E A L TO R LO N Q W O OD 1 bdrm I bath New roof law dawn payment O w ner financing t t f .S M M l m > ______________________ COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Bag. M B BroAor............T O « M lll Make Otter i lb d rm T iislabath central hear A air m >*u ________________ SHENANDOAH 1 VILLAGE APTS, FROM *315 Rental Office] ' 323-2920 44 J M S. OBLAROO W t m U R N * Loko Monroe near l/ot acre w R) tree*canal* barn, brick a bdrm/) both » » i 000 ID « t t 1 bdrm . 1 bath App t acre, c a n a l St J o h n 's r iv e r Wallace Crass Realty. Inc. Lie Real estate Broker. 181— Appliances / Furniture S TE N S TR O M REALTY*REALTOR Sdnlocd's S i l « U id ti WE LIST A N D S E L L MORE HOM ES TH A N A N TO N E IN N O R TH SEM IN O LE C O U N TY H AN DY MAN'S S P E C IA L I 1 bdrm , I ' i bath heme with F P L . L shaped parch, re modeled kiti hen I Submit A LL eMars I 1)1.000 S TA R TE R HOME I 1 b d rm . I both homo close to town) Parch, large utility, lets al Iraatl IM .004 P R ES TIG IO U S A R E A I 1 bdrm I belts heme with F PL. central air A heal, community ewel. clubhouse, and lecuaill Call >details I t i l . tea S W IM M E R S D E L I O H T I 1 bdrm , 1 bath Kama with brooklet! bar. pool paddle Ians, parch, central air A haatt Iff 000 W ILL R U ILD TO S U IT! YOUR LO T OR OURSt E X C LU S IV E A O I N T F O R W IN S O N O DEV C O R P . A C E N T R A L FLO R ID A L E A O C R I M ORE HOME FOR LESS M O N E Y ! C A LL TO O A TI O G E N E V A O SCEO LA AO a ZONED FOR M O R ILE S ' 1 Acre Country tracts. Wall tread an paved Rd 1* V Oown 1ft Yrs at D M From 11ft.loo I It you or* leaking ter a sue restful career In Real lslate Stenttrem Realty It leaking ta you Call Lea Albright today al 111 Mid Evenings 111 MB) CALL A N Y T I M E 1U1 PARK AVE SOI Lk Mary died ★ ★ ★ CLASSIFIEDS 322-2611 ★ ★ 27THSHEET FURNITURE ★ I Bdrm Black Haute Far Sola U K El Portal Sanford Call moat. 149—Commercial Property / Sale By Owner 111) Ml N dwelling. 10 X IM It lot West Airport B ir d . Sanford Zoned G C Z Suitable lor professional office conversion Principles only ttlBtBB______________________ C O M M ER CIAL S P E C IA L IS T LAKBM ARV R E A L TY BOB B ALL. J R ...... - — i n IIM Far Sola or Lease Corner pro party toned GC Z W 1st St . Senterd 111 i ’ l l 151— Investment Property / Sal* C A U E L B E R R Y 1 acre PR I 101 BOB W M eiidow tkl r ea lto r . znm i NEW SM YRNA R EA C H A C l F Retirement Home E seal lent Income Beechtade Realty. .B E A L TORS DD Open f days) 153—AcreageLots/ Sale l Left One acre, cleae to Highway oft. Geneve I t ) BOO So> P S 201 — Horses ftow>. tub s»..............n u w Appliances Far Salt all In aacallant condition A tally fuifinteetf Ill a m For Sale Sole end chair Derk rad crushed valval, good con ditlon. Asking t t l Call M l eSIBorlASdUB General Electric *000 B TU Air conditioner, used 1 months. Asking 1100 X tnmora d ry tr, ft months old. asking t)00 Call >11 te n _____ Oueen m e so'e bad recllner end und table One year Old Asking veoo Cell alter IPM or weak ends tie ION Reconditioned Appliances from 141 W A R R A N TY B A R N E T T S .....C AS S ELB ER R Y ■ W i l l ) ....... ............ ftW Ia n • R E N T TO O W N * Color T V * . stereos, wethers dryers, refrigerator, treaters, furniture. ulOwa tea or dart Special Isl weak s rani 11 DO Alter native TV A Ape* Rentals Zeyree Shopping Ceuta ___________ TO-ftBBB___________ RM EEM C H E S T FR EEZ ER ' like new. eeceltenl condition U M J C Penny la 000 B TU A C needs the'mostet. t i l 1 Used Washers Parts A Service q u a r te r h o r s e for sale wilts tackle. Asking 1M0 Call I D 1111 203— Livestock and Poultry Blecheye A Conch Pees U pick Open Wad. TYth Mariwaltwr I arms Calory A . , *.«•.t. ,.1 L & E AUCTION Friday Nights... 7 PM 323-6593 M O O N E Y A PP LIAN C ES in m E i u s t i i i ia ll IF Frost F tit# N't If «t*ler t i l l G « i Grill, including full tank of gat Spit. and (over IM c « m m 7t»s 215— Boats and Accessories PAD0LE BOATS As is ID S 7)1 u n 183— Television/ Radio / Stereo 217— Garage Sales Appliances, furniture, rugs, and miscellaneous Saturday and Sunday from 101 PM 10* Shannon Dr )nd block behind Pinocrotl School ________ CARPO RI 1 A II 11)0 Sum marlin Avenue So* Only, ft AM tot 00 P M _____ ________ F n . A Sat , I Fam ily Sur fboard ’l l Dodge Van boa! name brand clothing boys' ft It. ladies IS It. ceramics. mite la p Summerlin A vo___ G A R A G E S A L E - Friday and Saturday only ft 1 PM Y70 Upseift RD COLOR T B L B V IIIO N C A IS " color console television Original price ever 1400 balance due 1)44 Cash or take over payments o* IIS month NO M O N E Y DOWN Still In warranty Free home trial no obligation Call Bk) D*a day or night 185—Computers Tandy 1000 complata system. W dBase II, Mulipten, VAC A c d software Asking D IM Call 111 4BII QUALITY USED CARS! A A A a A a A A A A A A ▼T 1982 HONDA 2 DR. I f ) ) Fan U ft fully equip travel trailer Eacetlenl con dilion ftaxtt Call 111 I IX 243— Junk Cars A N Y J U N X C A R l* T R U C K ! Bought F ram 111 tie A mare CalimUl*..........,.J»4!!! TOP Dollar Paid tor Junk A Usad cars,trucks A heavy equipment 771 IfftQ______ WE PAY TO P D O L L A R FOR JU N K C A R LA N O TR U C K S C B IA U T O P A R T I m * M t Serving O m n i I Kloriiln fiver .’HI Wiin* P A Y M E N T SALE ’ 111.30 Per Mo.!!! •111.30 Per Mo.!!! 82 AMC CONCORD DL 81 CHEVETTE 4 DOOR. A C. PIS. SIIR1 0 , RALLTI WNSILS, IKTRA CUAN, NICt, 49.000 M ills 4 DOOR. AUTO, A C, POWER WINDOWS. POWER DOOR lOCRS, CRUISE, 10ADCD BEAT THIS PRICE *3295.00 *3295.00 49.50 - Close Fee 177.23 Tre 30.00 • Tag •3551.73 500.00 • Down or Trade ‘3051.73 BALANCE Payrn+nt (ij vrd #9 11 W\ Add On Al I* MqnfM fatal Amount f laantod 1*944 I* I*iTh Aaeravod C rtdit Im ma*i#la 0#liw«ry I M 49.50 177.23 30.00 •3451.73 500.00 •3051.73 - Closo Fee Tbe • Tag Down or Trad* - BALANCE Paymanf Aat#* al 1* Add On At M NWtrfc* T#«#l Amawrtl f inaneod 1-4004 M Wilt* A#<prava* CriNltl I medial* D#<fv*ryMi O V E R 250 C A R S A N D T R U C K S T O C H O O S E P R O M LO W P A YM EN TS 830-6688 HWY. 17 92 SANFORD 321-0741 WEEK-END SPECIALS 71 PLYMOUTH FURY 7 3 IMPALA 74 CHEVY NOVA LOOKS, RUNS GOOD 79 HONDA CIVIC SUPER GRADUATION GIFT A REAL STEAL!! 0* * BOB m u LtNfTtD BABBARIT 4 1 ,4 7 5 19S3 DATSUN 2S0 ZX SI 1 A 7 C KB 1 us. ut *525 RUNS DECENT 1984 V.W. VANAGON J4 9 9 5 jvo s375 FIX-IT-UP SPECIAL t rut. L t nil BOB m in, STB SMTT. SB MTS sum Travel Trailer, t ) tt sleeps a. Stove, oven. Ice bo . Good condition U M 771 3M> I ft M J a m h a r a a 71 ft mol or t t oma Dodge Powartrain and chassis Call M l see* Jim Lash’s Blue Book Cars Blackey Crowder Peas U Pick DeLeon !t A Howard Ave . Black Mammock Fish Camp Opening Mon . June 1 I X AM Wepick. HO bushel___ U Pick ttrewberrles IOC lb Season ending Jsma 1 Open t am Call TT) l)ft) U Pick Pea Field New fields pictere buckeye A purple hull All top quality pee t On Jewett Rd off Airport Btvd Opening Sat May I I 177 DCG, or 77) M0) 83 HONDA MOTORCYCLE zc, or b*tf dfftr Mt 1*0* AH*r * GMS FORD CHRYSLER A MC C H U M B L E Y ’S cmc n e t and Bikes *650 80 VW RABBIT REAL NICE CAR 80 CIVIC 1300 ONLY 48,000 MILES 81 CHEVETTE *1875 *2825 *2925 GREAT ECONOMY lA A a CHEAPER F F f Frvthly *ff lt*f *0 iffifhiCU I At# condition t* "M CKtvy Nova . pow#r |f##r.n(j po*tf b fik tt A c M M 1?I ««*0 Afttr 4PM ID IMS 239— AAotorcycIcs 500 Sanford An. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE R _ _ *11 0 * ti«N I I I ! WE FINANCE tftftf Nissan Plckap- Tinted windows A M F M stereo. ft) WO Ml ItTft ________ Sa Chevy Cenvenaen Van Lots of aatrat Asking |1*.700 or bast otta Call rg» ileo 241 — Recreational Vehicles / Campers H 0<d% oStR M AtKlAg 1700 or b*lt otlfr Rwfii gxwd v*r y d*p*rxUbl* Call m \UC tt Mom# Coup# Auto Air AM Pm C*U*tl good! condiUon 1 W0 C*H )*« V**l Afl*f | PM D IS C O U N T A U TO SALES l»et French Ave Baby Bads Strollers, Clothes Playpens. Etc Paperback Books 11147ft n iftie s NeedCr is P u i i » " i Baby tu rn llu ra clo th in g Good Prices Attar ) P M D ll)* ) PaylngCASM for Aluminum. CAns. Copper Brats Lead. Newspaper Glass. Gold. Silver Kokomo Tool *11W 1st 1 1 oo Sat a i i n noo 213— Auctions L ear n A uc I lonaar mg I Reserve your seat now lor June Dth Class in Orlando Celt » » oao flat FOR B S TA TE C o m m e rcia l or Residential Auctions A Appraisals Call Oetl S Auction 171 law Si ^ 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / Buses / Vans f^il SutHjfu SUffon W*9on. } %p*«d AC fh*rrrH> gu*rd ntw *ff*% *up*f c»**n mt*d* L out Qi*r*g« kept Adult dri**fs Pricrd b*nk loon v*iu* riot 1**9 m ttt^ Far more details ______ Ift0411»4111_ Debar, Auto A Marine Sales Across the near, toe el hill 11* Hwy I ) ft) DeBary *M ti*» 219— Wanted to Buy 221 — Good Things to Eat FLORIDA AUCTIONEER ACADEMY # W here Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * aal Mallanvllla Ava Mite . turnllura clothing etc Frl A Sai id 1 17) 7ft)* Aebset Far Sale Pigs i n goats, min burros Wllco Salat. Hwy aaW. 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SIBE. sum s *4225 IM U U %jCL,U‘JPJ\, A L L OUFft C A R S H A V E A OO D A V 4 0 0 0 M IL E L IM IT E D D R IV E T R A IN W A R R A N T Y DEAL WITH A GOOD CHUM JIM CHUM BLEY C HR T H E A — PLYMOUTH — VOLKSWAGEN 4h cuvet her* at Msry ate a* Hwy D e l Open Mesa F ii BJB A IM P tM ai ft Aftftd Fftft bus 114 PM_______________ r ears 6 .7 9 -6 4 8 3 322-1835 ? ! aw? O f p □ □ □ □ □ . IM D C R T S t«1 3 Orton#* Drive (Hwy. 17-*1) lftfif«r*ftM .llM M O —1IM IO O Nwm Bban.-Prl. M a tet. B*B • lim. 1t> �Friday. May 11. It«5 H A — Evening Hfrjld, Sanford. FI. Drinking Age Raised To 21 FLORIDA Legislature Takes Up Major Issues At Last Minute The bill Includes an anil-discrimination TA LLA H A S S E E — In a last-minute rush lo adjourn, the Legislature passed several clause that will prohibit public establish­ major bills which had been under debate for ments from refusing service to anyone on weeks. Including a $14.3 billion state the gaslsof sex race, religion, creed, marital budget and a measure raising Florida's legal siatus or physical handicap. That clause blocked the bill for days, nearly killing It. drinking age from 19 to 2 1 • A bill requiring mandatory use of seal Lawmakers who had hoped to adjourn Thursday, rrmained In session today lo belts by all automobile drivers and front consider several major Issues. Inrludlng a seal passangers died In the Senate. • Negotiators from both chambers agreed proposal to let counties Increase gasoline t axes b y 2 c e n t s a g a l l o n a n d a on the transportation funding package that includes a gasoline lax of 2 percent that $6.000-a-year pav raise for lawmakers could be levied by county commissions The In Thursday's action, legislators • Passed the 1985-86 budgrl. which package was being considered today. • House and Senate negotiators agreed on includes about $61 million In new taxes and fees and aulhorl/es school boards lo In­ a medical malpractice reform bill that limits attorney fees and requires malpractice crease property taxes, with little debate. • Both chambers voted to raise the Insurance for doctors. The deal was ratified by both chambers lale Thursday night. drinking age lo 21 on July I People who • Both chambers passed a bill on con­ will be at least 19 years old on June 30 will lx- allowed to continue buying alcoholic cealed weapons that allows the Secreiap- of Stair's office to Issue permits. The slate's 67 beverages legally. Legislators adopted the Senate position by counties now have varying standards for Including provisions thai will exempt mill- issuing weapons jx-rmlts • After years of trying, motorcycle riders lary jx-rsonel Irom the 21-year drinking age and automatically return Ihe drinking age lo succeeded In gelling a hill passed that makes wearing a heltnel optional for those 19 if a federal policy is overturned over the age of 21 The Senate approved the The federal government Intends to withhold highway lunds from stales that do bill Thursday night following the lead of Ihe House. not raise thetr drinking ages lo 21 by Sepl. • Just prior lo quitting for Ihe night, ihe 30. 1986 Florida slixxl lo lose $ 8 1 5 million The hill passed 113 in 0 In the Senate passed a bill raising lawmakers salaries Irom $12,000 to SIH.OOO a year. House and 31 to 6 In the Senate IN BRIEF Abortion Clinic Bombers Get 10-Year Prison Terms PENSACOLA — Tw o men were sentenced to 10 years In prison each for the Christmas bombing of three buildings where abortions were performed. The wife of one of the men and the fiancee of the other were sentenced to 5 years of probation for their roles In the bombings The sentences Jam rs Thomas Simmons and John Goldbsy. both 21. received Thursday were llghlerthan the 20- to 42-year sentences handed nut by other federal Judges In other abortion clinic bombings cases across the country since 1982 Each man was sentenced to serve si* concurrent 10-year trrm s for plotting and committing Ihe pre dawn bombings that did ulxiut $ I million worth of damage to the buildings. Federal District Judge Roger Vinson also sentenced each man lo 5 years probation for conspiracy. They also have to pay $353,000 In restitution at the rate of $100 each a month for damges to gynecologists and Insurances companies At that rate it could take more than three centuries to pay off the debt Death Sentences Oveturned T A L L A H A S S E E — T h e Florida Suprem e Court overturned the death sentences of two men who said they tried to start a black revolution by killing u white man. The Justices ordered new sentencing hearings for Jacob Dougan and Elwood Barclay and directed the lower court In the cases to sentence them to life In prison with no (xisslblllly of parole for 25 years The justices said the lower court erred when It Imposed the death sentences after a Jury had recommended life. The Justices also said Barrlay was denied effective counsel because his attorney was married to Dougan's sister. Dougan's sentence was overturned because Information about other Indictments against him not related to the murder case was Improperly Introduced Into evidence at his trial. G ifts B rin g C ity C e n te r $1,500 C lo s e r To F in ish Ujr Richard Truelt Herald Staff W rite r The laikr Mary Community lm|trovrmrnt Association edged a bit closer to Ihe completion of the city’s com m unity center building al 260 N Country Club Road when t hr Lake Mary women's club and Ihe city together donated $1,500 to thr project NASA Scraps Camera Payload C A P E C A N A V E R A L — A 900-pound camera capable of highlighting Indications of water In drought-stricken arras will not lx* aixiard the shuttle when It Is launched June 17. The camera w.is drojijx-d from Discovery's manifest I hursday because technicians do not have time to fit the camera s use Into the shuttle's wreklong mission Researchers had hoped the rameru. which takes exceptionally large photographs producing fine dr tail, could lx- used to delect drainage patterns and other geological characteristics of underground water In Ethiopia. Somalia and Sudan At the Lake Mary City Council meeting on May 16. $1,000 was set aside for thr building Com­ missioner Russ Mrgonrgal pres­ ented the CIA with the check on Tuesday afteroon T h r Lake Mary Women's Club donated $500 Arena Compromise Reached ORLANDO — The city of Orlando and Orungr County put countercharges and nume-calllng aside Thursday und reached a partial compromise on the financing n( a $50 million downtown arena But the association says It still nerds another $30,000 to cornjilrte the project An army of 30 voluntrrrs Is busy canvassing Lake Mary for donations Harold Dale, a spokesm an for thr assfxiatlon. said that fund rais­ ing efforts so far huve raised $4,000 of the money needed, but It will lake $36,000 more lo Install (hr dry-wall, ulr condi­ tioning and electrical appliances Hut Ihe compromise may lx* In vain If the Legislature adjourns today as planned state Sen. George Sluart Jr., I) Orlando, may not have enough time to get his colleagues In approve a funding bill decide to build the expressway In phases. The report Irom the consulting Continued from page 1A engineers said dejrendlng on the actual alignment selected, some age (xilnt dtllrrence could cut 40 lo 90 acres of wetlands and costs considerably h o to 135 acres of llixxl prone Mrunwhtlc. Lake Mary City |iro|x-rty would lx- ulfcctcd. The Commissioner Paul Tremel said expressway In Seminole would the pru|x>sed corridor using Lake lx- 18 miles long Interchanges Mary Boulevard to gel to 1-4 are anllcljrated at state Road would cut Lake Mary In hall 420. Red Bug Lake Road, the But Patten said the exact route p r o p o s e d W i n t e r S p r i n g s when chosen may not be on Boulevard, state Road 434. U.S. Lake Mary Boulevard Patten Hi ghway 17-92. Lake Mary also noted that Ihe county may Bmdevurd und 1-4. ...Path Dale said Ihe ccnlrr Is not Just Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ rangements. RANDOLPH WILLIAMS Mr. Randolph Williams. 71. of 3711 Main St.. Sanford, died Tuesday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford Born April 4. 1914 in Sanford, he was a life-long resident. He was a U S . Arm y veterun. a retired laborer and a Baptist. Survivors Include his wife. Mary Wiggins Williams; three sons. Horace B. Campbell. Belle Glade. Charles Campbell and Richard B. Medlock. Sanford; one daughter. Marie Stafford, Rochester. N.Y.; four grand­ children. Wilson Etchelbcrgrr Mortuary. Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ rangements Fun«ral Nolle# W IL L IA M !. B AN D O LP H Fun*f*l w i K H tar N»nOoip* William*. /I ol 1711 Main Si C at! Vanlord -s o dwd Tu »vl* t trill t* al J p m Saturday «| SI luk* Mnuonary S tp iitl Church J***we Arrow* iCamaran C liy l f *•• Santord trim •ha ■*• Woo**»*it Craao attxlallnf Burial •o loiiaa Ut W**llawn Crmatary Calling hour* tar Inand* alll ba ) I a m tadar al lh* (hapai WHtan Iichaibaryar Mortuary In charga STOCKS that* guolalion* pro» hMO By n r m t a n */ lh* Mahanal At*ari*f>on */ Saxur h** Oaatar* *r* rapr***nlafir* intar daatar pr <*« a* ot m .d morning today Intar dtatar rn a rtrtl than?* throughout th* day Arlra* du not ••Htud* rata / mar* u*> martddan Old AM Atlantic 6#r* U • S)<i i . gt* Am$f K m PtoneMf SAL B$rn$tt M 'l Mta Fiends PewMf A Light Fla Fragrt** Frandom Sating* MCA Mwghat Sugdly M erm an* NCB Cars Plauay Scatty* Southaa*! Ban* Sun Ban** .. 1* • I4\* Ota I»M I I W utKhangad *]•* Ota llta Ilta It** unchangad IMS t t H I I unchangad U 'a unchangad lata I**a IS wxhangad I l iv V-/u . Mh (W PHata*r SxSara Traaft L a k e M a r y C i t y C o m m i s s i o n e r Russ M egonegal, rig ht, delivers a $1,000 check on behalf of the city to Harold D ale of the lor Lake Mary residents, anyone can use It. lie said Ihe building will also serve as an emergency shelter. The total cost of Ihe building when completed Is rsllm alrd at $90.(X)0 The association has C o m m u n i t y I m p r o v e m e n t Associ at i on. La u ra Jackson ol The Lake M a ry W om en's C lu b ,'left, presented a $500 donation. leased thr land from the city for 99 years Dale said The women's club has do­ nated a total of $4,OCX) to thr building fund thus far Cindy Dalr. president of Ihr d u b said lhal money Is raised through Isikr -wiles and crall shows held throughout Ihe year Dale said 68 women are In thr club and have met once a month lor 23 years. The women's club started donating lo Ihe building hind In 1982 Lon gw o od City Hall Staff G ro w s AREA DEATHS MARKC. FRANCIS Mark Christian Francis. 10. of 10 4 W y n d h a m C o u r t , Urngwood. died Wednesday at home Born Ju ly 24. I960 In Harrisburg. Pa . hr moved to Longwtxxi from there In 1977. Hr was a student and a member Ol Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church. Orlando Survivors Include his |>urrntB. M Gary and Dora; brother. William G.. Longwixxl; paternal grandparents. Kline F. and Florence K.. Winter Springs, maternal grandmother. Marla Jolnadou, Nicosia. Cyprus. Iluld wi n- Fai r chi l d Funeral Home. Forest City. Is In charge of arrangements O N O R A T A C. R O D R IQ U EZ Mrs. O n oral u C u r l d u d Rodrigue/. 82. of 950 Mellonvtlle Ave.. Sanford, died Thursduy ut Ihe Sanford Nursing and Con­ valescent Center Born Jan 26. 1903 In Cuba, she moved to Sanford In 1976 from Puerto Rico. She was Pentecostal and a homemaker. She Is survived by a daughter. Estrella Mendo/u. Sanford; two grandchildren. G r a m k o w Funer al Hom e, The measure must return to the House today because It Is not identical to a bill passed earlier there The budget Includes a Incrrase from 89 50 to $ 15 in driver's license renewal fees, a tax on smokeless tobacco, a tax on businesses' Interstate telephone calls, in­ creased agricultural Inspection fees and a 5 ix-rcent Increase In university tuition. It also allows school boards lo Increase property taxes by 0 2 mills, which amounts to 20 cents for each S t.000 of assessed valuation. If all counties levied Ihe extra taxes. $53 million more would be raised for education The budget Includes enough money to give teachers a 8 percent annual pay raise In ihe transportation compromise, coun­ lies could levy 2 cents a gallon more in gasoline tax without a referendum Coun tics. Including Seminole, already have the option ol levying up to 4 cents a gallon tax and several counties have done so Counties also could use thr 5ih and 6tli cent ol gas lax to finance 80 percent of state road nerds In their areas, with the stair providing 20 percent In another break lor local governments the bill extends Irom 10 years lo 30 years thr lixal option gasoline tax of 4 cents a gallon, which allows counties lo lx»rrou against future revenues to build projects now By Jane Casselberry "and l<x>klng forward to moving Herald Staff Writer ahead.” Terry said he has In­ lamgwood s city hall stall Is terviewed four gixxl candidates growing. The city has hired a lor the position of city engineer planner and a Itn.uur director and hiijx-s to have more applica­ and City Adm inistrator Don tions Terry Is In Ihr process of In­ A graduate of Florida Techno­ terviewing apjrllcanis for city logical University (now Universi­ ty of Central Flortdal. Nagle. 29 engineer. Chr i st i an " C h r i s " Nagle, years old and single, has his lormer community planner (or masters degree In urban and itic city of Gulnravllle. started regional planning from the Uni­ his new Job an lull-lime city versity of Florida Ills six years planner Thursday al an annual in municipal planning ulso In­ salary of $22.OCX) and Barry clude working for Ihe cities of Weeks of Margate Is scheduled lo Pasadena. Texas, und Paint Bay. tx-gm work as lull-time finance Fla director on or before June 13 al "I'm glad to lx- here und I look $30.C30. forward to working with the city "I'm anxious lo get ull Ihe slalf officials and others In the area." positions filled." Te rry said. Nagle said Longwood Is u smaller clly than Gainesville, hill will provide a challenge und a broader range of experience (or him. Smith and Hills Bill Tipton, of Tljiton and Associates, a Irafllc engineering consulting firm, lold the commission that the addi­ Continued from page 1A tion of the convenience store Rich Hall, u construction would only Increase tralllr on coordinator for The Southland Rinehart Road about 66 vehicles Corp.. said l he company Is per hour during jx-ak |>rriud» H r willing lo put up a cemeni said such an Increase Is very retaining wall lo discourage cars small He said only about 25 Irom trying to turn left Into ihe more cars per hour I raveling store. He also said lhal the westbound would use Ihr road. company Is willing lo pay for 1bat magnitude ol truffle Is any traffic signs and said Ihe very low. My 20 years of traffic company "agrees in concept" in experience tells me you won't (he Installation ol a traffic light even feel Ihe difference." Tipton and creation of a turn lane said. "W e consider the jiuhltc safety Bui a Lake Mary resident and well-being In that area a disagreed. unilateral problem." Mayor Dirk "A n Increase of 30 cars. 15 Frss said. He indicated that cars, or whutrver. Is very major public safety would not be overlooked because of a conve­ w hen you are a U k r Mary Clly resident trying lo gel down Lake nience store. "I leel the stir will adversely M a r y B o u le v a r d ." said Al allrct the level of service at the Wiclunan. 277 Evansdale Road T h r Southland Corp.. which Intersection." said Nell Cuntnor. a traffic engineer with Reynolds. already owns Ihr land, tried to purchase property to build a driveway III und out of ihr proposed store Hut Ihe people who own Ihr land refused "W e have approached projx-rty owners on several oc­ casions to purchase land for a d rive w a y and the property owners said they were 'not Interested' In selling." Ball said T h r commission was also concerned lhal Ihr properly for ihr proposed store Is not high enough above ihr water table lo prevent water retention In times of heavy rnlnfull Hull admitted that there would be some pond­ ing of water. But hr also said that there would not be any ...7-Eleven ^ 7 lo w rr^ T o rX m S c n u 3 S !^ m OAKLAWN FUNERAL HOME/CEMETERY Um H w i (C u llin a U m i C**t> S**F*rAl*Ai IS*r) U l-U U M»PW* B»* Weeks, who has Ix-rn working as a comptroller for Statewide Broadcast log. Inc ., of Pompano since February. 1983. has nine years previous municipal expe­ rience. From January 1976 (o May 1980. he was finance director for the city of Margate; 1973-1976. finance director for PunUl Gorda; and 1971-1983. assistant town manager und ATCHLEY SERVICE ^TENDER LOVING CARE 831-3101 io m o w o o o UA At Bta*4*rt B4. b n t a i l C**»*t FtartO. Meanwhile. Terry said. Weeks. 37. will lx- coming lo Longwood on weekends to help jtfrparr thr budget proposal for Ihr coming year. K V S L ". 323-1204 finance director lor Rlchlands. Va Deadline for dejiarlinrnl heads lo submit their requests Is today Terry said hr will lx- gelling die preliminary estimates of |iro|x-rty tux revenues for the i l l y Irom Sem inole Count y Properly Appraiser Hill Suber .lime I. T h r budget |irojxisal will lx- submltird lo Ihe d ty com­ mission by June 28. Terry said, and workscsslons on the budgrl will lx- held In Ju ly The fiscal year will begin Oct. 31. The present property tax Is $2 52 per thousand dollars assessed properly value and Terry said Ills goal is to maintain the current level of taxes or reduce them more than there has always been on thr site C om m issioner Russ Mrgonrgal said u storm pipe would have to be placed from the store und run under Rinehart Road or raise thr land Irvrl up above 42 0 feet, which Is the water table level for that area. H u l l s a i d t h a t he T h r Southland Corp could resolve the problem to all (turtles' satis­ faction When asked If Southland w ould do whatever II lakes lo get that store put In. Hall said."We look foward to rrsolvtng the Issues " Bob's Aitique* A Used Fw»ltore A M CO f 110 4 • B U U A T O fl ■ STOCK You Won't Walk Away Empty Handed. If You Don't Like Our Price We Will negotiate. 323-21SO H * j. 17 *2 So. FU H it M S 104 to n . 10-4 �F .v c iiiiij^ l l o r . i l d LEISURE Comploto Wook's TV Listings S a n fo rd . F lo n d i — F r id a y . M a y 11, 1*11 It's Easy, Dad E v e r wonder where the i d e a s for t e l e v i s i o n specials come f r o m ? W ell, in the case of the high tech offering " T h e F u tu re Is N o w ." It all started when host D a vid H a rtm a n couldn’t figure out how fo set his do e verythin g w rist w atch, and his young son showed him Page 2 * * * Start' Sh o u ld Stop TV reviewer David H a n d le r says the new syndicated ottering " T h e Start ot Something B i g ” Isn’t. The show, he says, " s e e m s to expl oi t Its view ers It panders." Not only that, but he doesn't like if Read H andler's scathing review on page 2 There's no reason why you have to throw away your beautiful flowers after they die. With dried flowers, you cart enjoy pleasant memories of spring even in the cold of winter. Tho Soap Bis Soap o p e r a st ar s a r e m a k i n g bi g bucks — 12.000 for a w eekend’s work — doing little m ore than m ingling w ith their tans. The Idea is to get th e p e r f o r m e r s o u t a m o n g s t t he c o m m o n folk, at m alls, festivals and th e l i ke, to spur Interest In their shows and bring out the custom ers. Find out how it a ll works on page 3. * * * Ju st A Droom Our T V answ er man Dick K le in e r solves the e t h e r e a l m y s t e r y of whether M e ry l Streep re a l l y s t a r r e d In P B S ' musical version of "A lic e in W onderland " Kleiner tells all on page 7. Flowers Can Have 'Immortality' By Su m o Loden Herald Staff Writer The simple art of drying flower* has endurrd from I he lime when, unlike today with II* refrigeration and cross­ country shipping, flesh cul blossoms weren’t available year round Dried flower* are Mill called on lo add a dec orator touch or lo pm erve memories of a wedding nr prom, tail bccnu*r of their fragile nature they usually don't stand alone. They're blended In with »llk or fresh llowers and are more popular In heartier (all arrangem ents than In delicate summer bouquets. When grandmother dccfclrd lo per srrvr some blossoms from her gurdrn or her bridal bouquet the whole bouquet would be lied, bloom* down, from a> clothesline, prefrrrubly In a covered arra s h ie ld e d from dtreet sun and rain lo dry. After about a month of patient walling the sentiment filled bunch of flower* would be ready lor a second harvesting and a more lasting. If a bit less colorful, life. Thai classical drying method *1111 work*, bol today’s flower lovers don't have to Invest so much lime In (heir quest for dried posies Ah. modern i r r h n o l o g y — b l o s s o m s r a n be mictowavrd. If you don't havr a microwave, a conventional oven will do providing you (irsl treat your buds in a musiturereinnvtng material surh as unrolorrd ral litter, borax, romsiareh. or belter still, reusable silica gel Sanford floral designer Jan Freeman, who leaches Iter rrafi al Seminole See FLOWERS, page 8 �I Evening H on Id, Sanford, FI Friday, May n , IHS High Tech In Prime Time Special Sprang From Hartman's Loss To A Sports Watch By Joan llsnsuer UP1 T V Reporter NEW YORK llil'll David II,Him,in decided hr wiininl in iln ,i prime tIdler special mi rnlttpulrrs. mli m m hl|>* iiik I high Irrh niter playing with a sports wiitrli untl losing. "It started u Ikiu I a veur and a half ii|(a," Hartman sold, when I was nn an airplane, mi vacation with my wllr ami (mn kills I hail a new tunning wait h — I in a logger — one » l those %T.\ black plastic Japanese wmtdeis with a lot ol billions on It You know, they lierp in class anil ilrlvr Ilie Irurhers n a r y "It mine with an Instruction Iwinklct that was not only In computer jargon bill In four languages. Hut when you read ihr jargon. It doesn't matter whether you ran undrralund the language* I tried lor hall an hour lost t this Ihlnguml llnally Rave up "A lew days latrr my little son said, 'Dad, let me see your watch,' Half an hour later he came back with a wry till It* smile and said. Dad. here's your watch.' It was all set with the dale, lime, letnperulure. everything II was sup|Mised to do. 'Dad,' he said, would you Itkr me to tell you how to do It?"’ That Rave him the lui|»rlii* for the proRram, and hr was further spurred along when he read a news story alxad a [rustruled bank customer who Rot no mad al one id those automatic street banking facilities Ihul lie emptied a ..'IH Into It. Thai s the kind ol Iruslratlon a lol of us old fogeys Pooplo are basically afraid of all this |unk, but maybe after a show like this they will feel ... machines are not monsters.' -D avid Hartm an feel with hlRh leeh stuff." Hartman said. "Hut we can’t Ret away from It. T I i Iiirs are nol Hie samr as they wrrr, folks. This Is Hie mode of the luturr. " I f we re havinR trouble deallnR with It mentally and emotionally, then maybe an hour show that's rntrrtalntiiR and fun also ran show people that they can deal with all till*. People are basically afraid of all this pink bill maybe after a show like this they will (eel Ihal wiili a Imlc effort they can handlr this stuff, that machines are nol nionslers." He added. "We tried to make the point in the program that the machines are only as smart as the |M-op|e who make them Don't let |teoplc give you the excuse ih.it the computer Is down. It's people who (.ill, not machines." The show, titled "David Hartman — The Future Is Now." airs on AIK', channel 9. Tuesday 10-11 p.m . and shows tiow people work with computers, from a voting Chippewa girl In Wisconsin learning tradi­ tional it that lore Irom a computer, to rhildrrn at the Lawrence Hall ol Science In Berkeley, Calif., who are learning to program robots. On the ratings war between AUC'a "Good Morning America” and NHC's "To d a y," which has been gritting hot In rrernt months. Hartman said: "It draws some attention to all the morning shows and that's tine. They are all useful. Informative programs, they are all going to survive and do well "There is so much criticism of television, a lol of It justifiable depending on your point of view, com­ plaining Dial television Is stupid. Inane, sophomortc Hut thr morning programs really do attempt to. address those criticisms, they offer Information on a broad range of subjects, fairly, and I think these jirograms are among the best tilings television has to nffer." 'Start' A Big Nothing By David Handler Newspaper Enterprise Assn. For those of you who never miss that wonderful syndicated pinklest. “ Lifestyles ol Hie Rich and Famous" — and I know there are a lot of you out there — executive producer Robin Leach lias come along wllh another extravaganza. The Start of Something Htg Is a loosely gathered Rrab twig of gee whiz celebrity suecess stories and glimpse* at how everyday products eaim to lxIt s a show, advises host Steve Alim , about "how any­ one can turn a dream, an Idea Into the start of something big " 'There's also a weekly cash drawing, called "h Pays to Know " Like "Lifestyles." "The Start ot Something Hig performs a valuable service. How else would we know that — Pamela llcllwood of “ Dy­ nasty" had a lisp as a child atid her mom sent hrr to acting school to gel rtd ofIL — The mother of countrywestern star Mickey Gilley wanted hi m to become a minister — Jim m y Slewart Is a "shy country lx>y who became a star Mn spite of himself." Shall We Dance? Yul Bryrtner and Tony nominee M ary Beth Pell, starring on Broadway In "The King and I" will recaeafe same of the songs from — Ted Turner's ultimate goal In life ts "a better world." The I'elrbrtty profiles here are pure corn. This is the old-fashioned fan magazi ne style of re ­ the Rogers and Ham m trstein musical for portage. complete with fuzzy childhood snapshots and words "The 39th Annual Tony Awards" airing like ••uplifting" and “ Inspir­ Sunday on CBS, channel 6. ing" The re 's even a nostalgia stroll We Join Harbara Eden as she returns to her girlhood church. We go with Pamela llcllwood to her old acting academy. We nret mom. We meet sis We come away with Ihc Idea that stars are Just like us — regular folks with a dream Aw. shucks. Captains of Industry get the Horatio Alger treatment here. Henry Ford, who slartrd on a humble farm," grew up to ’personify the American ideal of free enterprise." The history lessons, such a* “ the Incredible story of how, 75 years ago, u man who got lost in the fog started the Boy Scouts." are the kind we might expect to get on the back of a cereal box. Then there are Steve's "htlar lous" tributes to things like wrist watches und toothbrushes and coffee. He's all chuckles and puns as he tells us things likr. "Th e first bra company went bust.** and "The history of chocolate is rich In lore — and calorics." Mar bar. I'm a fart of "Lifestyles of the Rich and Fam ous ” I*'» a gleeful glorification of sleaze thal manages to exploit Ihr celebrities while It's groveling at their doorstep. This show, on the other hand, seems to 'exploit Its viewers. It panders, ll envisions us as dumb, unhappy stobs who need this sort of pablum to bring some hope and Inspira­ tion Into our otherwise dreary existences. �Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. TELEVISION Soap Biz M a y 31 T h ru J u n e 6 Specials Of The Week SATURDAY AFTERNOON ©a SUNDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Ihryn Harrow Robe.1 Culp 5tu*rt WVtmafi P in , Oukt Aiim end Sheree North tier (Pail i of j) AFTERNOON 800 © o SOAP OPERA SPECIAL Soap opera ttan dracuu Wee H r atrtea eon and r e e l on tea and violence H oill Audrey lender*. 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Slu art Mfhriman Patty Duke Attn and Sheree North ttar (Parti o f)) EYE NINO 200 4:30 (B II) JAMAICA MN In IW ic a n U nr England Mary yaaan (Jan* Say © o CSS SCHOOLBREAK SPE CLAl The Alfred O Oraebner Me mour I goal to kv* at her aunt and unde a deaerate coaatN mn ehere mortal Wgh School Handbooa Of e n d a ctwnNto of ttvave* and A a tt And RagMation* A tocua on ivwdarart her truaat Wand ■ her the inert of to* ton ye* of hr^t uncle a roguilfi. but charming tchooi amphktumg we need to re2:30 brolhei C olla r* Patrick lem mdntdueayy aned peer pree© o NATO nOAO TO GLORY UcCrooner BJke Wh.teie* (Part I •ure Start KaPy Wolt Fieher SleTHE b l a c k ATHLETE IN AMERL vene (« ) CA A Ntioncet per ipecirre of Meet oil) EYENVfO EVENING atswtet and Vie tiruggM *Wy faced on we road to actvevemert 9 00 600 mm a look al we careen of Jack Jofmaon. Muhammad Al Jeeie 0 (S) t h e d o o m b r o t h e r s © D STAR SEARCH JUNIOR In the lormat of the Star Search te Oraana Joe lo u t and Jackie Rob- FAREWELL CONCERT Ongmal Doobre fWother t (om the cwrenl nee. Ite* ipecm tealwea pre leant neon Hoet Arthur Aina NarraCor member a lor a final coneart of lha and leant performing ha 130 000 at Jamae Ten Jonee group a many M* Taped at We caan print at We cafegonee of EVENS*) Unnararty of CaMorma at Barkatay maw vucai.it lemaw vocaktl at IM J dance Wadam lady and reedmg 6 00 man Guettt Tony Darua Gordon I I) (33) ROBINSON'S SPECIAL A 900 taifuon show heat al HoOmaan a © O TONY AWARDS Liya bom Thornton, bant Cara and Nwicy DuaaaWi the Shubarl Theatre at Nee rota Department Store e irwan ABC W TIK IN O SPECIAL The Trouble With Mo* Sertch Wuperl and Ameea rom M u Serrtcf 10 conlronl the eW Saturn* the computer ant a COeen of ertchet |Par12 of 2>(R)g 80 0 S ) (10) SYMPHONIC FANTASTK X * A CONDUCTORS V*W Rrccardo Mutr conduct! We Phde detpfua Orchealra m the perform­ ance of Hector Berkoi I nor! taped at the Ambeaaadov Auditor)wn m Peaedena Call THURSDAY EVEMNQ 6 00 © O ABC NCYTS CLOSCUR Tire lira Lbtwathed Correapondent Mar the* Frady and hoet Peter Jen mnga Wed an aiantmAtion of hoe nucWar power rucWer eatte and We proMeratran of nucWer ereepant here effected toerely dwrng We peat tow dacede* Wckjdet mtarn**t with Detent* Secretary 1 he ) t w annual praaaniation of Via 10:00 American Theater Winga An- © O OAVK) HARTMAN THE Caspar Weinberger Indian Pirn* lometle Perry Aaarda Honoring *s- FUTURE IS NOW Hot! Owed Hart Mruler Hay* Gandhi. 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Oho PGA GOLF Kemper Open. ®o AFTEIMOON 4:05 12 BASEBALL Atlanta Bravet tt CNcagoCub* WEDNESDAY Cowwry Club at Befhaeda. Md AFTERNOON ® a FOABOAT hamper Open 1:30 Vwd row'd toe bom Congreeaeinel © O M L DANCE OUTDOORS Country Ctob n BeWeeda Md 135 © O W tM WORLD OF SFORTS 12 BASEBALL a Kama b a m af ichedwed Fraecwnb of the Low fhtttbwgh Pvatea Arrow Spee to* bom Tueewete Na 200 tonal Far! New York Crfy Mee Marathon a woman a to K race © O TMS « THE USFl bom CenttM Park 2 :3 0 © o USFL FOOTBALL Jack ton 505 12 FAM NO WITH ORLANDO PAL- v*w BUN at Baltimore Start 1100 O d i WREST! N O 2:05 t t BASEBALL A Hinti Braves at CtocagoCut* EVENBfO 900 © O NBA BASKETBALL Champ, onahp Final Gama Fow Boalon Certp i al lo t AngWet Laaari THURSDAY 3 :3 0 © O NBA BASKETBALL Cheep, enafap FnN Gem* Three Boston Cefbca at LO* Angmai Lakert 400 ■ © TEMBS f ranch Open, t Genoa Siadwe n Pans EVfNMQ AFTERNOON 200 0 (M l UN0CR SAIL Ftcd.be DoyW itammea boar aae Sr g and efnd twhng atparl Key Robbarton at plant how lo u h yaw wnghf and Wa balance of force* on the rig n Ib'Oam to contrcf Brecion and 7.05 O WREST UNO MONDAY SUNDAY NCAA VOLLEYBALL Peppar dm* v* Southern CM far Wd IA- 600 EXCETMQ WORLD OF © a SASEBALL New Tort Men SPEED ANO BEAUTY School Of al lo* An gain Dodger* tkgh Performance Racing IB * Sommer taaet the tow day cowl* at Seen Pomt Raceway 430 S I (M l UNDER BAS. Robbw OtyyW tocutea on we Wewy p**ct»e cart bid handing of tpematan a* SON he taaea two Mwtarua out at a Urge 5:35 O m o to r w eek k l u s tr a te d boat g EVENM0 1:00 0 (1 BASEBALL Labor~a An­ •00 ger* al DefroM Tg en o |«0| THE SPORTPfQ L E T A 200 too* at the cbear o* part nm* cow­ © O EXCTTBK1 WORLD OF boy Or James Alan. ■ awgeon who SPEED AND BEAUTY Indy Mud p<octree* cad ropmg daty and C*mjonwev Bug Racer* ehere a verwty st hrgn powered veNcwe by lo a w d 705 jvitng stuck at a mud bog 200 ■12 BASEBALL Atlanta Bre ybdt *1 MngW. ttydropwn* Boat Pittaburgh Peaiat Raced, whet* boeti charge through Bay *f Sait Ckago af ©o LEE CORSO 12:30 rvtNMO © o EVENMG 800 0 Friday, May 11, IM S - 3 (SI BOJONG Th ru taparaW km MacDonald tor the unthtputed 7 30 agM hetrywepht champnnafip RENEGADE r a o e . c o a c h KB* tchadWed tor 12 roamda bom La* Vegea Nev The Stars Earn Big Bucks For Mingling With The Fans By Vernon Scott UP1 Hollywood Reporter H O L L Y W O O D IUIMI There's no bu*lnrN.<i like Buup IniKlnes-H when li come* to IHTTMinnl npi*earanres. do festivals in December when Santa Claus is the main altracHon lu mulls." Hollilays arc given lop priori iv. T h e Universal. Studios lours Irstlval drew enormous Soap o|»era hl.irif- venerated cr owds d u r i n g the rerent by Ihelr fans, earn hl|! bucks l l i r c e - d a y Me m o r i a l Da y a|i|K-arIillI In shopping malls weekend. and I heme parks and mlngllii}* Individual stars anil shows with viewers. ilo not have contracts with These personal apprurnnees Keeker, hut networks, print and are 11in l i ed lo weekends most stars cooperate. Anti why tN’canse fans won't leave ilielr not? It's gtsid publicity lor ihc sets and the aetors can't soap* and worth 82.<X)0 each a b a n d o n t hei r s h o ws on lor the stars Not a bad weekdays weekend's work The six hottest draws on (he The tah Is picked up by circull are Susan Luce I anti Darnell Williams ol "A ll Mv merchants to the in.ills, happy C h i l d r e n . " Si eve Hond ol to sec thousand* ol (sitcnll.d "General Hospital." Vincent shopper* flooding the premises Irruzary atid Michael O'Leary ol Theme park* pay lot festivals "Th e (lidding LIKhl" ami Peter hoping the soap stars will help spin the turnstiles lleckel ol "Days of Dor Lives." T h e UUt h o r l i y Is J o y c e Stars ill prlineUme soaps. lin k e r who. wiih hnshand Dallas." "Dynasty." "Knots A lla n Sniturm an. operulcs luindlng" and Ihc resl. are mil In y rr Decker's Snap tlpcra Included In Decker’s festival*, Kcsllvals Inc. In MarllMfroiifth. ll would 1m- ridiculous to expect N .l Joan Collins, lor instance, to A festival" consists of two or ap|x-ar In a shopping center lur lour soap stars answering »2.IKM> (picnllons for an hour twice "W r landed U in y llagmau ti.tllv on u Saturday and Sun­ Imm 'Dallas' and drew :ir>.(XM) day In u shopping mall nr Ians al llelmoul racetrack." I heme jnirk. Ilecker ads as Decker said "Did primetime emcee. Ilul because there are stats charge m i much wc can't iM-tWccn KM)-125 Irstlvnls a touch them." year, other emcees arc nrces Per f or mer s from all lit sary — most ol them former dayti me soaps participate. s<li p stars. Ac c or di ng lo lie. ker, the Says Bct ker. ' Alter 10 years voulh-orlcnled "(icncnil Hospi and crowds ol u|> to IH.(MM). l.d" ts Ihc most pnpol.ii ol all. I've concluded (lull (icoplr who "Yel. I could bring a cast watch soaps on a dally basis limit ‘General Hospital' or 'All think of daytime serial per­ My Children* lo New Orleans former* as tnemlfcrs ol lim r and not draw 10 people." own lamlly. Oct ker said "Hill ll I hroughl "We allow fans to meet the the n i l Iriim The Guiding siars. (alk lo them and ask Light* or T h e Young ami outrageous questions The srl- Resiles*’ It would Is- packed. It n nn Is ftornelhluM like Phil has to do wl l h CDS soap Donahue's show (Mipul.iilty In that area," Decker cauitol account lor "W e (K'ltfrally hrlnn four stars (o theme (sirks and two regi onal dtffereuees Her lor mall shows We mix up lestlvals play metropolis, tow ns stars from dllh-rent shows and hamlets. The Midwest, she rather than have all lour per- says. Is probably the most formers representing a slnnle fertile held for festivals soap She said the networks have "Also we n<* wl(h stars In dlflerrnl soap styles volved In hot story lines Pro­ "CDS has mostly hmtlly story ducers and networks help by lines Involving mother, fulher Iclllitft us which stories are and children. NIK' Is looking lor an identity Right now they really heutlnK up "Th e |M>|iiilarlly of stkaps Is lean lo older characters. A IK ’ ((realer than ever, especially has the holtesl shows lu New umiinn rollr|{e students und York. Chicago and Los Angeles men. because they've been Iw -cauM - of the youthful look." taken out of the kitchen and Decker's |n-I |M-eye are stars Into the bedroom. Leadlnn w ho refuse lo appeur In l a d l e s h a v e n o n e f r o m hsllvals. housewives lo sexy gala who "I won't work wllh one* who are dolnn all kinds ol Inter- think they are »uperstars In the old Hollywood tradition." she cstlng things "Mother's Duy t* our biggest said. "Th e y demund special weekend when we pul fin as financial ronsldcruilons or many u s 12 festival* in various crrtuln color limousine*. Whit (farts of (he country We don't needs lhal?" �4 Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday, May II, IflS M a y 31 FRIDAY SATURDAY June AFTERNOON MORNINQ EVENING 600 a nidi o m o ncws I I) (J6| JCFFERSONS ft) MO) U ACME It / LEHRER NEWSHOUR 0 ) ( I ) IA V E R N I • SHIRLEY 605 I I DOWN t o EARTH 6 :3 0 0 '4 ) NBC MEWS 1 J O CBS MEWS <1 O ABC N t w s g I I ) (39) ALICE C B IO O O O O TIMES 6 :3 5 (11) GREEN ACRES 7 :0 0 0 M l SATE O f THE CENTURY If) O P M MAGAZINE Spring InM on thow m Pant, a 34 year old batarnity mamtiar al INI University 01 Pittsburgh I I I U JEOPARDY 01) (34) TO O C lo s e FOR COM ­ FORT Whan Muriel • isal mother arnrsa al lire Ruth home. Muiiel i s fuse* lo le » lo her tD (tO ) JEAN SHEPHERD 9 AMER­ ICA 1he humorist assume* tha tola i,l an American tore Ml ispieia ruth gaudy shut and sunglasses CD (■ )HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 705 01) SANFORD ANO SON 7 :3 0 O M l ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Interview with lira OaA FVitya Roy* M l O WMCEt O f FORTUNE (7 ) O 1 100,000 NAME THAT TUNE Oil I U ) BENSON ttl (10) THIS WEEK W ITH CHRIS MORGAN ( S (t ) A l l IN THE F AMIl Y 7 :3 5 41 B A A C B A lt Atlanta Brave* al Pittsburgh I hi ale* a 600 (4) U T T t e HOUSE ON THE D O AM ER M ASH White tha staff al Gan I‘srtiring Hospital swan* lira arrival of some disaster victims. Irolh doctort and palienls pass tha lima by engaging in a htgh rlakes card game (7) U W E M T E R George and Kslhervra Munch a dly wtda cam­ paign lo save a neighborhood salary tmm damnauon |H) IJ '11 ( I t ) DALLAS I S (10) W ASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW □ ( S ft) MOVIE Were (m e To Herd Innas" (I M F ) H a n y Fonda Janrca HuM four survivur* rebuild thaw hurnad out town only lo here the man laaponarbla rat urn 630 •II O AFTERMASM Just IreTora VSoger M lo he taleassil bom tha menial ward lor lhe Iksl lima Wady Wamwrighl cdncal* ad parses i n O RTPLEVS BELIEVE it o r NOT) Bcrantisli Iasi Iha salely of Iranspoiling radroactiva malarial tha Iramandosra drdaranca bate . pies* and tagrdar glass a composer who overdosed on Ns Is writ* snack h u d - senders (R )Q ( 0 (10) WALL IT R E I T WEEK Guaal t>arhl R Sargent prewdenl Itnrted business ServIcaCo 0:00 E J ( J ) V (Sena tspiuias Mika by uemg tvs son Sean as bad. 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WKD WEST 4 :3 0 4 K M ) DORM DAY 1 1 :3 0 AM C R KA 8 TOR TEN R R YO ira PLACE U T IL E S • (M (•0RBIOOORKLAROfftS 4 :4 0 (B (D M O W "Young And Wddrg ' ( 1943) Wddam Hoidan. Susan H e y O)|l0|TtMOLD»40UM U 1*1 MOWS' ON P '4) WRESTLING T) O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER (7) O ABC WEEKEND SPECIAL tha Trouble With Miss Switch Rupert and Amalia (om M m Switch to confront the svd Saturn*, th# computer and a covan ol witches (Pari J o4 3)<R|g I t (M| MOVIE Defiant* (1990) Jan M m heel Vmcenl. Theresa Sal dans A courageous young men lakes * lone stand agamsl mam bars ol lha vmlanl sheet gang Iorlowing h » neighborhood fD (10) THE SPORTING UFE A look al lha Olympic skating Issm ol Judy Blum bsrg and Mtchasl '.wlmrl ( B 1*1 m o v i e Joshua" i tarsi f i « j WMhamton, lists Vega A Civd War soldiat returns horn bam* lo hnd a band o4 marauders has ravaged his home 1230 | SATURDAY SUPERCADE ) MOVIE Stanley And Living. Slone" 11939) Spencer Tracy. 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Haw York City Mini Marathon, a women's 10 K race bom CantrM Park (D 110) HEALTH M A H ER S 500 41 (M| B J I LOBO H ) (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW g ( B 19) BARETTA 5 05 12 FISHING WITH ORLANOO W IL­ SON 11) 1:20 42 MOVIE The Command ' 119441 Guy Madison, Joan Weldon A war hne*y resoNss lha tyuashon ol Wy­ oming's ownership 1:30 I I ) O POLE POSITION it ) 110) JU STIN W ILSO N S LOUISI­ ANA C O O K IN Preparation ol bacon potato salad, quel m peach brandy sauce, and tabover ttawad okra 200 (I) O EXCITING WORLD O f SPEED ANO BEAUTY Indy Mud Bug Racers, where s variety ol high powered vahoee try lo srard gaitmg stuck m a mud bog ZOO yard* at length. Hydroplan* Boat Rates where boats charge through tha Misaron Bay at San Drego at spaed* up lo ISO MPtt 11) (IS ) MOVIE Tha Big Black Pal (19SI) RotMrl Blake. JoOefli WH Hams Pilvala dalacllva Joe Denver i investigation ot a murder uncovers a bad ol corrcpbon and hormtrde leading lo a wealthy, mho anhsl tanvly tD (HR M O W Eorbrdtten Trias (194ZI Buck Jonas. Tan McCoy A cowboy End* advwnha* during th* days ol lha wad and woody Was! O ) (S) M O W "VaRowslon* ka*y |ttS9|Cknt WaRer, td d Byrne* An ktdan upnemg slatted ovar an Indi­ an maaj draws a fur trappar lo the 2 :3 0 (1 ) NCAA VOLLEYBALL Pappardaw vs Southern C N kor tha Otvtaron I Man t Vodaybad Champion •hip. bom Pauley Pav*on at UCLA (7 ) Q HARO ROAD TO GLORY THE BLACK ATH LETE IN AMERI­ CA A historical par spec live ol black athletes and lha snuggle* they laced on the road lo acfeatamer it. with a look at tha cat ears ol Jack Johneon. Muhammad A l, Jasaa Owen* Joe Lour* and Jackie Rob meon Host Arthur Asha Nenalor Jamas lari Jonas o • (10) LA SEMINA I N LA LEOISLATURA 3 :2 0 32 M O W Montana (19S0I Erred Flynn. Arens Snath Wealthy cattle owners by to slop s sheep rancher bom moving hra hards ano cam* country 3 :3 0 ( D O C M SPOR TS SATURDAY Coverage o4 lha ITO-moe Pane toRoutMia Ncycta race, bom Franca ■ («0| TONY BROWSES JOURNAL Nation d Mam meuetar Louie l a i as han itwrussaa faa new economic plan coded P O W E R andhraa* soesabon with Libya a Muammar N (Jeddah (Part J of 31 5:3 0 110) WALL ITR E E T WEEK Guest David R Sargent president. Untied Busmass Sarvtca Co 5:3 5 (12 MOTORWEEK ILLUSTRATED EVENING 1.00 o 9 ) BASEBALL Cskforrva An gets at Oetrotl Tigers (I ) (10) G R EAT CHEFS OF NEW ORLEANS 3.-00 wealthy victim **! a 4 00 0 ( £ SPORTS WORLD Scheduled Carlo* Santos vs Luts Acanas tor tha IBF furvor mrddtawerght title, scheduled for I J round*, kve Mom Pan*, cover age ot lha hllRA World Finals oI Drag Racing bom Pomo­ na Calif I t : (34) CHIPS ( I ) ((0 ) DC BONO S THINKINO COURSE 0 ) (D GREATEST AMERICAN HERO 600 1) rtu) io(7>a news TT (M l ROBINSON S SPECIAL A fashion show hard al Robmaon * Department Store is shown IB 0 0 ) THE SPORTP40 LIFE A took at lha carter of part lane cow­ boy f> Jamas Adan. a surgeon who practicat caH roping dady and competes m rodeos on week and* ( D I D VEGAS 605 12 WRESTLINQ 6 30 0 ( 4 ) NBC NEWS ( J l O CBS NEWS (7) O ABC NEWS g U (M| ALICE CD (10) N E W TO N S APPLE Keep mg ona a balance, chemical aipla nattont Of cooking phenomena why acMnlisli disagrae lha bald aegis a 700 O (| ) FLORIOA S WATCHING IT ) O HCE HAW Eaelured Sylvia Boscar WSba. Dennis Weavar |H| (7) O SOLID GOLD Host Rick D n n Cohost Mac Davts Guests Dabby Boone. Tears for I t a v Johnny Mstrvt PMhp Baaay. Boy Meets Gkl Kanny G k Hatful. Dan F ogwbarg (interview) 111 (SSI BUCK ROGERS ( D (TO) LIVING WHO An t i i m n s lion of lha variety and abundance of kfe to b* found m In* Cfuhuahoan Oaaart m northern Menco (J ( B ID TALES FROM THE DARK8 C C An kith tarot card reader who lorMadt only good news atlempla to dtspoaa ol cards that tying arms tar and ommout raada^t 7 :0 5 12 BASEBALL Atlanta Bravaa at Pittsburgh Pirate* 7 :3 0 O 9 ) DANCE FEVER Celebrity fudges Han* Enrique*. Thaao Pangha*. Mary Cadoratt* Par formanca by Gabor ah Gear CD (D N W HT GALLERY ry. wildlit* and paopl* ol lha 4900mil# Missouri Mississippi rivar system Mom Its ongma lo lha (Nat of M a rco g 6 :3 0 Q 9 ) r r s YOUR MOVE ISarws Returns) Matt attampti lo gat fa* Uttar to go out with Ed. whom *ha despise* (R| O 9) (f) (B 9 :0 0 9 ) OIMME A BREAK O AIRWOLF O LOVE BOAT (*0) MUROER M O ST ENGLISH 9 :3 0 O 9 ) U A M A S FAMILY (Sana* Returns) With the boys away al Viru s bachelor party, Mam* dacidea lo have a gaMogathar lor lha prospective betd# (Pan lu4 3)|R| 9 :5 0 42 READY OR N O T HERE I COME 1000 o 9 ) HUNTER ( J ) o MICKEY 8PKLANC S MIKE HAMMER (7) O FW40ER OF LO S T LOVES g A man asks Cary to aaarch lor a woman h* has seen but never mat before. Daisy attempts to local* lha wit* of a man presumed to have died kt a boating accident seven years ago (R) 41 (M ) WOC PENDENT NEWS CD ( 10) DAVE ALLEN A T LARGE ( B (D HAWK 1 0 :3 0 41) (35) HURRICANE WILL YOU BE READY? Th* Impact of a mayor hur­ ricane It stemmed and suggestion* On how Central Floridian* can pro­ tect them sal.at m th* event of on* (D (101 MONTY P Y T H O N S FLYING CIRCUS 1 0 :5 0 41 NIGHT TRACKS: CHAR T BUS TERS 11:00 0 9 ) 0 1 ) 0 4 ) 0 new s 111 (3D P U TT#4' O N THE HITS Song* "Tm So Etcilad." 'W hip B," "Am i Nobody." "You v# Got Another Thing Comaig '* CeSabnty ludge* Philip Me Kaon, Dwight Tw*Uoon, / ados (10| MONTY P YTHO N S FLYING CIRCUS ( B <D MONEY MOONER3 S 1 1 :3 0 C l 9 ) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host Pamela So* Martin Music v guest th* Power Station ( Bang a Gong." Soma LA* It Hot ) (R) (1 ) O STAR SEARCH Quasi* Ubaraca. Catherine Bach |R| 0D O LIFESTYLES OF THE RCH ANO FAMOUS Interview* wdn Brook* Shields. Tad McGaeay Catharna Bach and fashion design et Glartnl Versace, also, a tour ol Palm Spring* Cafcf 41) (35) MOVIE Th# Seduction 11993) Morgan Farrchad Mrttaai Sarrum (IJ It) VISIONS LO O KS A T THE SUPERSTARS Interview* and mu­ sic video* by Cyndl Laupar. 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An matotto Par'y Awardt tomormg aacaaarVa a* ma Maga ncludaa k b uiat to compoaart Cy Cttomm Artt Styna Andra* Uoyd Wabtar andtynciat Ta*Rca D 0UMCY B P(Ml MYSTERY1 "Tha Woman m Wan Cornt Foaco ado vatvamant m ma pul (Pari Jo tD g 904 Q WORLD AT WAR 1000 305 UCHBOREFTS (UNO 335 U WORLD AT LANGE 400 IX AO RCU .TU R E U S A 420 t l WORLD AT WAR When M el Tillis Speaks From The Heart He Doesn't Stutter Bjr Dick K leiner 11 (tt) BOB NCWMAR1 7 00 ( 7 ) 0 M O W tha Glory Bngada 11*M| Vketor Mama laa Mamn 430 IX trs ro u R B u s M S S Friday. May 31. Ift S - S H OLLYW O OD (NKAi - Back In '54>. a ^.in 1 111 kid with a nlHH'k of unruly hair and a lud Muller went up In Niuahvlllr Iroiu hi* humclowu. Pahoket-. Fla. H r wanted to stun country it h ib Ic , H r talked In a inu*lr puhllnher. w ho listened In the kid M u ttrr Ills w a y lh n iU 4<h his spirt "Don l *re liow anyone eould reeord you aa a sinner," lhr liuhlltihrr said. "Wi th a Hlullrr ilkr that. I hr rreord would have Io Ih- us bin as a waahlub." They showed him I lie diwir T i me s rhaiiftc. Now Mel Hills, die country recording star, owns his own music puhllshlnn eom|ian!rn Tillis still slullrrs when lie talks Hill lie has never stut­ tered wlirn hr sing* Hr says that n|krerlt i nines Irom one sldr ot I he hraln. siiiKinx from the uihrr sldr: .md only one side ul his hraln — Illr s|N-rrh'prnduelnil sltlr — Is ullrrtrd by the vuler lni|M-d Imenl. Ntil lottp* u|(o. Tillis mrl a promlnrnl Nrw York s|irrrh dm inr who suld hr eould run* I he slullrr. "Mill ul lids slugr of my Illr." I hr *li!Krr-roni|M>srr says. ''I think ol my slu llrr as an old Irtrnd. so I said 'No. Ihank.s Thai wasn't always Irur. Even ihough ih r s lu llr r didn't Iruuhlr him much as a child III Florida, he tried lo ((el m l of It For a while some Med Cross volunteers would drive him Ml inlint a lew limes a week lo I hr Uni versi ty of Miami's speech clinic "Mul I would ((ei home much I a t r r I h a n m y m o in m a ex perl rd me." hr says. "And she asked inr why we ((ol homr sit lair. I mid her I lt.it the Med Cross ladles ((rnerally slop|>ed al a lt.tr (or a lew "A n d my mother stopped that r!((hl then " T ill is says h r n n l o n ly learned over the years In live w ith his s lu llrr. hut h r frrls ll made him (topular. "I wuntrd to lie accepted." hr M el T II I I b says. "The y laughed ul my slullrr. and whrn I had 'em luii((hln((. I was Mcecplrd.*' There were — still arc — some tlrawltaeks. however. H r ulways wanted In be In show business As a Ixiy, he w ould bui l d make believe slant s In Ihr li.u k ol Ihr house and ru l out fl((urrs Irom the Sears catalog (or Ills actors. Hr pul on plays and (he nrlghlNirs wuuld eninr and waleh So. w hrn h r goi mm Junior and senior high school, h r irlrd out lor the school plays “ llui all Ihry would Id me do." hr says, "was pull ihr curtains. I never tlld g d a part." Now. though. Tillis has a lot ol jiaMs In adillllon lo writing songs — such as the classic "Kuhy, Don'l Take Your Love T o To w n " — and |N-rlonnlng all over, he has become something of an a d or. He has been In several of Mur I K e y n o l d s ' d i m s — Smokey and Ih r Mandlt" and Imth “CannonballN." He's proud of his next dim. Uphill All ih r W ay." Tillis imd Hoy tMark play a couple ol lllmflam men In Texas In 1014. with Hurl Ives. (Hen Campbell, Elaine Joyce and Trlsh Van (levrre helping oul. "Hoy Clark and I have been got id huddles (or 20 yrurs." Tillis says. "B ui we've never dour any comedy together. It workrd very well,” G O GUIDE Mark Mallland school presents Oklahoma. 7:30 p m ., June I. Mob Carr Auditorium. Orlando Admission by donation of 95. Zellwood Sweet Com Festival. 10 a m to 4 p.m. June 1 and 2. sponsored by the Northwest Orange County Improvement Association Arts and crafts show, continu­ ous country music, rides, and corn rating contests. Ticket Includes ham dinner and lawa all the com you rare to eat. Tickets 95 In advance or 97 al gale. Children. 94 advance and 95 at gate Exhibition of H3 works In various media from 925 lo 91.500 will be available for S4de during (he PESO art auction. May 12Jun e 2 ul Loch Haven Art Center. Written bids will be opened al end of exhibit. Admission in exhibition and auction Is free. For Information call 806-4231. Centrr hours. Tuesday to Friday. 10 a m. to 5 p m.; Saturday, noon to 5 p.m. and Sunday. 2-5 p.m. General Sanford Museum and Library. Fort Mellon Park. 520 E. First St.. Sanford. 2-5 p.m., Sunday. Wednesday.Thursduy, and Friday. Seminole County Museum. Highway 17-92 al Mush Boulevard. In old AgrlCenter/County Home building. 2-4 p.m. Sunday, and 9 a.m. to I p.m.. Monday through Friday, ('all 321-2489 for evening and afternoon appointments. Central Florida Zoological Park. Highway 17 92. Lake Monroe, open every day 9-5. Picnic facilities. �Friday, May II, 1*0 * -Evening Herald. 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WED) 1 0 :3 0 I (4) SALE OF THE CENTURY [l O FAMILY FEUD 1 ( 10) 3 -J- I C O N TA C T (R )g IS) NEW OICX VAN DYKE I (4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE [) O PRICE IS RIGHT D O A LL-S TA R B U TE (M ) EIGHT IS f HOUGH I (1C) WE RE COOKING NOW |(D FAMILY 8 :3 5 11 BEWITCHED 000 f (4 ) MIDDAY J c l rrj o n e w s 1 (38) BEW ITCHED 8 i (10) NATURE OF A (■ (T 9 :3 5 1X1 LOVE LU CY June 3 m 8 .0 5 I X MOVIE bind* Daiay Clovar I IM S! Nalaba Wood. CTwittophar Plummat A now Hollywood ilaftal ha* lloubk# adfutlmg lo lha them buamaaa tocialy ol lha 30* BOO 0 (4) MOVIE M A D D Mother* Agamti (kuna Dilyara' ( I M l I Mar tatla Haf Hay. Paula Pianllia A Cab bxraa woman, aniagad over lha Inl­ and fun tkaalh ol haf lean *g* daughter by an mloikeatad dfhmt. lotma a national otganuallon lo lobby kb iliiclaf dfunh driving leg Mlaiun |R|g ( D o KATE 4 ALL IE A daemon about whalhaf Of not lo tab lha houta m Curmacfrcul makaa Aaw thma about haf pail, ptaaanl and Kiluia (R) ill: (IS) QUINCY ® MO) AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Three Sever wgn* for Sarah Ra Pace* Nufta and haf walat Sarah C lo yca at* c to ti-a a a m in a d . accuaad ol mlchcfaR and anpna onad Whan Maty laaty la an at lad lha Ifwa* tn latt ara unilad m t*J 1 Par I J 013)1; 8 :3 0 Li) O NEWHART Duk laarna bom hit t v pfnducai that ha t bRng kuad lof damagaa on a piagtariam char pa (R) 10:00 1 0 :2 5 a x m o v ie For Lbdwa Only 11*4 IJGiagofy Hamaon, l aa Or ant A young aapamg actor unauccaaaAF *1 Ikndmg work In Naw York, tunw lo mala aaoiic danemg •nd i baeomaa a phanomanai auetaaa 1 0 :3 0 (M l BOB NEWHART _ (D CAROL BURNETT ERItNOS V . THINGS 1 1 :3 0 O ( I ) TO N IG H T Ouaal boll Joan Rhrafa Schadulad Lynda Carlar. Grata Jem** Shaity Waiter*. Ro 1 1 ) 0 TAXI if I O ABC NEWS R G H T IW E f t (M ) SANEORO ANO SON ( D I D H OG AN'S HEROES 12:00 Si m o n a j and a faakoua wit# la Guaal Richard (ID ( M l BEVERLY H IlLB iU JE S 1:00 DAYS OF OUR LIVES ALL MY CHILDREN (M | 0ICK VAN DYKE (10) MOVIE (MON. TUE, THU) 110) GREAT RAILWAY JO U R ­ NEYS OF THE WORLD (WED) S (10) FLORIDA HOME GROWN (FRT) It) MOVIE o 2:00 ! ( 4 1ANOTHER WORLD O ONE LIFE TO UVE (33) ANOY 0RIFTTTH <I0| ALOHA CHINA (WED) Man Without A Oouglaa. Jaann* 1 2 :2 5 ax MOVIE Tha Rahafi ( I M D Slav* McOuaan. RupaH Croaaa 12:30 O 14) LATE NIGHT WITH D A V O LETTERM AN (iu a .lt B * Mufiay. Don Haf baft I Mr WUard I |R) 31 ( M ) I LOVE LlfcY 1:00 (7) O MOVIE M*#l 01 Angaf" (1171) Suaan Hayward la# J Cobb a t ( M l LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 1:10 (J l a COL UM BO An a>tr*m*fy atlabganl bookkaapat murdata a aroman who haa d>*eov*f*d hn Kart lot ctaalrra accounlmg (R) 1:30 ai) (M ) SC TV 2:00 2 :3 0 11) O COS NEWS M OH1W ATCH O ( M ) OUNSM OKE 2 :3 5 OX MOVIE Paid In FgK" |l*30) Robatl Cumrrunga. luabalh Seoft 2 :5 0 (Z ) O MOVIE - A Tima Fof Lena ’ ( I t ELIMtea Jaaon. Jan*Marrow 3 :3 0 ( U (M ) FAM4.'. AFFAIR 4 .0 0 ( U (M| RHOOA 4 :1 5 CD a M O V * ' Brggar Than Ida " Barbara (1*34) Jf Ruth 4 :5 0 (O W O R L D A T LARGE 2 :0 5 OX BASEBALL (WED| 300 n ( I ) SANTA BARBARA ) O QUKFNQ LIGHT 17) O OENERAL HOSPITAL ft) (33) B UG S S UN N Y FRKNOS « ( 1 0 ) FLORIOASTYLE ( 5 (D MEATHCLIEE ANO 305 OX BUGS SUNNY ANO FRIEN0S (MON. TUE. TH U. 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W EO - FRI) June 4 10:30 a t (33) BOB NEWHART 11:00 EVENING 800 CD ( 1 ) 0 ( D O n e w s (33) JEFF ERSONS (10) MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR a ID LA VERNE 4 SHIRLEY 8 8 :3 0 ) NBC NEWS | CBS NEWS I ABC NEWS Q ft) (M l ALICE ( t IS) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Is : 6 :5 0 4 :3 0 U l ( M ) RHOOA ANO (7)OIOVIM 8 <U) (M l BIZARRE (1 ) Q CAGNEY 4 LACEY A paiolad cop kMaf a murdered and daapna Uvwr miaghrtnga over lha aa Ngfraanl. Chn* and Mary Bath aaarch lor lha murdatw iR )g 0 (M ) INDCPENDENT NEWS S i |M| SANCTUARY That per Iran 01 lha pkghl ol laKigtat worldwide •aaluraa lha Hoty of a rapraaaola IN* lamFy caughl m a CNF war •oread lo armgt ala a (D POLICE W OMAN 1 2 :3 0 O (4 ) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ) o YOUNQ ANO THE R ES T­ LESS 1:30 AS THE WORLD TURNS (M )O O M E R P Y L E a (TO) MAGIC OF PAINTING KEEPSAKES (FRI) 1100 (4) ID O (Z ) O NEWS ( I ) O Si m o n 4 lire* ara haad by Iwid h#f huaband Hard |R| (710 THE SAME f t (33) RHOOA O ) ID MOVIE ' Slaf" (1*33) Kirk Crain 2 :3 0 < T ) 0 CAPITOL f t (M ) GREAT SPACE COASTER (! ) (W| NIGHTMARE WITHOUT MORNING ALTHEIMER9 (TUE) a 0 ° ) MAGIC O f OIL PAINTING (WED) (D (10) MAGIC OF W ATERCOLOR3(THL0 a ( » ) MAGIC OF DECORATIVE PAINTING (FRI) (3) (IS ) BENNY HILL ( 10) DAVE A L IE N A T LARGE (D H OGAN S HEROES pH putau* an andangarad aaa mammal g 0 ) ID MOVIE Angela’ (l«T7 | So­ phia l of an. 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HR lafanar g (7) U THREE'S A CAOW O Jack la •oread lo k# about htt currant Ihang arrangamanl whan hn nd-<a*iv •ortad Aunt Maa drop* an kor an unaapactad .tab |R ig tit P S ) S IU Y GRAHAM CRUSADE 2 b (10) NOVA A aurvay ol ckmaw prodKbona and hat aid wartung* lor Ilia nail earnery baaad on tha "graanhouaa " ahacl ol tearing lot adlualcontumplton (R ) g a (D M O V * The K u And Fall Of lag* Diamond" IIM O ) Ray Danlort Karan Staaw Tha ml amour gangliar. lag* Diamond babavaa ha n mdattiuciihta and aala out lo pro.* M OX mov* 8 :0 5 Hooch (tsrei ok Girard. Erika lo t Thra* map! hooda attempt lo organu* ■ gang ol Soul ham moonahmar* lor lha Naw York mob 8 '3 0 ( D O X fE E R S O N S (7) O FO UL-UPS. BLEEPS 4 SLUNOCRS Hoala Slava lawranc* and Don fbcktaa ara Rdnad by L A Uodgara manager Tommy Laaorda. Mao. km erf Mai Brook* lampooning AdoM Hillar g 9 :0 0 O ( D RIPTIDE (1 ) o STAR SEARCH JUNIOR In tha format ol tha Star Search ' ta­ na*. Ihw ipacm taaturaa pra-taana and Wan* partormatg lor |30 000 m caah pruaa m tha catagona* erf mala vocabal. taadmg lady and laarbng man Ouaalt Tony DaruA Gordon Thomaon. ban* Cara and Nwtey U T O W HO'S TH E BOBST 3IO UM CY (10| W ORLO A T WAR 9 :3 0 A BC C O M EDY SPCCLAL Goodbye Charka ' A rogunh man gal* hr* |u*1 rawarda whan ha da* and M ramcarnalad a* a baautrful woman (Suiann* Somaral Alao Hart John Oamdaon and Ray Buktamca g (D O KfcOO - ■ ( D REMPTOTON STEELE QD o D A W H AR TM AN THE FUTURE * NOW Hokl David Hart­ man aaammaa lha aflaeti oI Mchndogy on aocraty. tnckrdmg a took al esntamporary and Mertauc era** lor auch ttaia erf tha-wt IOOM aa P S )M O EPC N O EN T NEWS |W| A « FORCE ONE: THE PLANES ANO TH E PREAEXNTS Jamny 5 tawan narrate* a Malory erf B FOR * aacrat Casablanca trip durmg World War 1 to Prawdanl Raagan a lour nay w Ih* PaopN t Rapubkc of Chau* 3 (D POLICE WOMAN 1 0 :0 5 IX B U Y OfLAMAM CRUBADE Q Q < D ( 3 ) 0 ( Z ) 0 new s I t(M | B E N N Y HILL a <10) DAVE ALLEN A T LAROE a ( t ) H OGAN'S HEROES 11:05 OX M O V * Th* Treetut* Ol Tha Srarra Madr* (1944) Humphrey Bogart. Wartar Hutton SaareFvng lor gold In lha moemlama ai M a .e o two dnflart and a rater an proapactor hnd thaw parlnarthtp crumbkng out ol greed 1 1 :3 0 O 9 ) TONIGHT Guaal hoal Joan Rhrar* Schadulad Chart** Nation Rwky. Ann Jrfkan ( 1 ) 0 TAXI T U A BC NEWS M O H TLM E (M ) SANFORD ANO BON (S) H OG AN'S HEROES 12:00 (X) O MAGNUM. P L O TH EB A M T (M ) RHOOA S (•) M O V * Lalayatia I tea dim* |1954) Tab Hunlar. Elchrfta Chouraau 12:30 O (4 ) LA TE M G H T WITH DA VXD LETT E R U A N Guaal* comadun Pal P a u lia n . O tc a t-W in n in g acraanwrttar Slava Taarch | Break•no Aw ay"! (R) I I (33) I LOVE LUCY 1:00 (7) O M O V * Murdock i Gang (1973) Ale* (barer Janet Laigh OH (33) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 1:10 (1) O M CCLOUO 1:30 (U H M i s c r v 1:4 5 OX M O V * No< With My Wit* You Don l ( I94S) Tony CurtH. Vvn* Uak 200 (IS ( M ) BtZAMRC 8 2 :3 0 CBS NEWS M O H TW ATCH PS| OUNSM OKE 0 2 :5 0 O M O V * "ThaHouaa On S2nd aat (1S45I Lloyd Nolan. Srgn# S 3 :3 0 ( U (M ) FAMILY AFFAIR 440 a t (M | RHOOA 4 :1 5 <Q O CT SMART CD O 4 :2 0 MOV* fb*a*M* T o H M �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. M eryl Streep Was Truly DEAR DICK — Approximately three yeara ago I taw a remarkable mualcal version of "Alice In Wonderland" on our local Public Broadcasting nation. The role of Alice v a t played by none other than Meryl Streep, Tbla multi talented actreaa baa a beautiful voice. I have yet to talk to anyone who alao viewed tbla program. Am I dreaming? — B.T., Knoxville, Tenn. It seems likely that you were dreaming. The only Alice In Wonderland" that PBS has aired was one about three years ago that starred Kate Burton. Hilliard's daughter, as Alice. Now It Is possible that your local PBS station had another one but. If so. the national PBS people know nothing about H If you want lo double-check. PBS will be re running the one with Kate Burton as Alice on June 12 DEAR DICK — The music at the beginning of "Cagney ft Lacey" Is great. Is there a record or tape of this available? — J.M.L., Erie, Pa. No, not yet. You’ll Just have to roll your own DEAR DICK — 1 watch "Days of Our Lives" every day. Could you tell me If Roman Brady Is really dead? I hope be will come back on the ■how later on. Is It possible? — J.C., Mlddleport, Ohio. In the world of soap operas, anything Is poMlblc, even people coming back who are supposedly dead Homan Brady (played by Wayne Northrop) was last seen with his body being carted oil. so some day. If WEDNESDAY EVENING 000 0 ' 4 H J ) O ( D O NEWS O S)JCFFERSO NS ffi (10) M A C N E Il / LEHRER NCWSHOUR (3 (I) LAVERNE X 8HIRLEV 005 11 f a t h e r k n o w s b e s t 0 :3 0 O ® nbc news J O CBS NEWS ABC NEWS g ^(MIAUCE 111HAPPY DAYS AGAIN June 5 TKJUE- A CONDUCTOR S VIEW RKXardo Mud conduct! Ida Ptutodetphia Or Chat Ira In Itos perform anca ot Hactor Berlmr t work, taped al the Ambassador Auditori­ um m Pasadena Caal EB 10 M O VE Darby k Hangart" (195*) Jamas Garner. tlchike Chowaau Tha heroic American Rangers go mlo combel under the leadership cJ Colonel Darby m thaw invasion ot Maty and North Africa 805 12 MOVIE Bend O* The River ' 1*057) James Slew ail, Arthur Ken­ nedy Settlers count on an e«pertencad guide to bring them much- 0:35 11 GREEN ACRES 7 00 O 4lJSALE O f THE CENTURY O P U MAGAZINE 5urfa>. Nirm j modal Shaun Thomeon, • (•Hum# letter O JEOPARDY OS] TO O CLO SE FOR CO M ­ FORT U u rM i divorced cortege •'■and arrives tor a vtod and propo­ n e n t Henry ffl (I0| THE H EART O f THE DRA­ GON A took at Iha lamdy A d a '•*»«T pofcceman m a northarn Chimduetrtol cay, including loot •0* the local huaprtal. mental ’2*Bh 'ocAKY and pr n o n g 01(1) HAPPY DAYS A D A M 030 ( J ) o E / R Or Shemtold * humor tarrtea Ihe sill* through a potential ly dangerous situation (R) (I) 12 7 :0 5 SANFORD ANO SON 7 :3 0 ■ X ) ENTERTAINM ENT TONIGHT niarnae ""*> FSvip Michael Thom- 900 O ® FACTS O f LITE Mrs Garrett erwofla m a literature cleae with Burr and Jo but soon Nets overwhelmed b/ Ihe er penance (R|U ® O NBA BASKETBALL Champ.onatvp Final Gama four Boston Catties al Los Angeles Lakers CD DYNASTY Domrreqito tarns the truth or har bath Pom the dying Tom Carrington and AMtia n Stunned by tha condrtiona ot tha ana. Eleven and Ctordto Quart al |R| o i (35) QUINCY |SOI COM PL EAT O S BERT AND SULLIVAN Tha Sorcerer' Ctrve Rev* stars n Ihn story ot a magi Clan whose wttardry causae havoc a* romantic matters 930 at I O WHEEL O f FORTUNE !■• O 1*00.000 NAME TH AT TUNE OS— O il * 1*1A l l in THE FAMILY _ * I I a l l IN TH E F A U S T 0 0:00 ® highw ay t o heaven ■“ "•“wn and Mark attempt to “ WWW a larrwy and tha rend edt ■ "••ghtoorhood throw* M o a |wv>oa whan a young VMnamaaa (R1 'Roma har Amancan laihar |R) h O CHAR LES M CHARGE Ow*a« M M lo Snd out why Ooug£"• *w tost taatog wade (R| ® ® f a l l GUY CgN. Howto and •»dy pc*sue a pretty baa lumper to • fssort hotel m search o( a SJ-me•'•M ure |R>n I S (M l H U Y GRAHAM CRUSADE 4> (»0| SYMPHON* FANTAS- o M l DOUBLE TROUBLE AH w i is hirloua whan she discover! me* har water hea fallen head over heeN tor her dree (octay boyfriend |R) 10:00 O ® S T. ELSEWHERE Crtett. Asefrod and others partupete In • drawn anaTywa program where ttranga laiei are brought to Vie aurtaca from tha subyects weep (R) (D O MOTEL Mrs Cabot becomes addicted to a ptaaenpbon drug, a lather who lafl las tamVy seeks IPconcawtron. a divorced songwritmg couple coaaborala on a shoe and ■W . . M wav (RlU a t (M l WOEPCNOENT NEWS O h Kleiner Northrup decides he wants to come bark and If the show decides they want him bock. It Is (tosslblc he could come back Bui. al the moment, the olfldal line is lhat Homan Brady Is really dead and will not be reluming to the show DEAR DICK — I was watching the movie, "The Catamount Killing," and was wondering If the actress who played Kit Lorlng Is the same person who played Daphne In "Days of Our Lives." Her name Is Ann Wedgeworth. — Hasleton, Pa. DEAR DICK — Recently, I saw the mlnlserles, "Hollywood Wives." The actress who portrayed the character. Angel, looked very much like Hope Williams on the soap opera, "Days of Our Lives." Could you tell me If these two actresses are the same, or related In any way? — D.D., Fort Lauderdale. Fla. No Ann Wrdgrworth Is Ann Wedgeworth and ( *0) DAVE ALLEN A T LARGE (■) HOGAN S HEROES 11:05 11 MOVIE lew And Order (t»7 »f Darren M c Q w ln . S u ia n n e Ptaahrlia - a sad on the novel by Dorothy Uhnak Three generations ot an Irish larrufy in New York Crty pursue law enforcement as a ce- 11:30 0 ( I ) TONIGHT Quest host Joan Rivers Scheduled singer Patti LaBaM John Triv o ru , Chicago talk Shoe boat Oprah Winfrey (1 1O NEWS (7 O ABC NEWS NK1HTIINC It (M| SANTORO ANO SON ( B (I) HOGAN'S HEROES 12:00 ( l ) Q TAXI i f ) O THE SAINT 01 (M l RHOOA ® |l| MOVIE The Man Inwda |ttS II Jack Patanca. Nigaf Patrick 12:30 Q '4 LATE NIGHT WITH D A W ) lETTER M AN Quests Tarry Gaham Hank Aaron, comadton George Miltor. tongeriter Irving Caeear |R) (J ) o NIGHT H EAT Giambonas Woof mg oI a hoodlum on the r*a* prompts an Internal Aflaaa investi­ gation (Rl I t (M |l LOVE LUCY 1:00 (D a MOVIE Claud* (1M JI Drvoihy MeQua a Robert lo te g 11 (M l ETHIOPIA THE NKUITMARE CONTINUES 1 :4 0 ( D O MOVIE Sparrow |I*T7| R a n d y Harman, Dan Gordon 2:00 2:30 (U )(M |O U N SM O KE 2 :5 0 CD O M O V * “ The Amoroua Mr Prawn •( t*«0l ton Carrrechaal Jean Graanwood 3 :0 0 ( | j O CBS NEWS NtGHTWATCM 3 :3 0 ( O [M| FAMILY AFFAIR 440 <U (M l RHOOA 4 05 M U Y GRAHAM CRLAADE g 4:30 10 30 CD O M O V * "* Heard Tha 0e» C M My Name 11*73) Tern Cour­ tenay. Dean Jaggar U P * ) RHOOA 11:00 0:00 ® <1 O (7 O NEWS (M )JE F FE R S O N S (10) MACNEIL / IEHRCR 2 NCWSHOUR CD (•> LA VERNE A SHIRLEY 0 05 12 FATHER KNOWS BEST 0 30 0 IT ) NBC NEWS iJ Q C B S NEWS m o ABCNCW Sg Oil |SS) ALICE ffi (•) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 035 11 GREEN ACRES 700 O 14) SALE OF THE CENTURY * O P M MAGAZINE Lynda Carter. Don Maieck davetopar and tael pant ot tha Lunar l ending He March Vervela IT i O j e o p a r d y f t (M ) T O O CLO SE FOR C O M FORT Whde an Fay duty. Henry treataa havoc whan ha unknowingly destroys a piece ot evidence 0 1 (1 0 ) NATURE the Oweovary Of Anim al B e h a v io r" W ildlife sequancee era btondart wrth dr a malic >e-craatune that protoa aoma of the tootognta. paychoiogNta. na turaattt and Claries who have stud[Part I 0lS l(R | ( 9 (*| HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7 :0 0 1X S A N FO R O A N O B O N 0 (1951) Ray O G E T SMART S ) ( B O NEWS (SSI BENNY H S L EVENtNQ 7:30 2:05 ax MOIRE Rhubarb Mtaand Jan Surbng 4 :3 5 OXw o r ld a tla r q c Daphne Is (or was, since she Is no longer on the show I Madlyn Hhue And no, again, because Catherine Mary Siewart was Angel in "Hollywood Wives'* ami Kristian Alfonso Is Hope Williams, and they air dlllrrrnl ladles and totally unrelated DEAR DICK — My cousin and I have had a disagreement. She aaye Michael J. Fox of "Family Ties" Is married to Nancy McKeon of "Facta of Life." 1 aay they’re Just living together. Who le right, my cousin or me? — M.J., Houston. Texas. Neither. Michael and Nancy are going together hill they certainly are not married and. according lo Irlends, they are not living together, either. DEAR DICK — In the paet. 1 have noticed that most of the shows on PBS'e "Masterpiece Theater" are based on novels. About four years ago. they ran the aeries, "L illie ," starring Francesca Annie as Lillie Lsngtry. I would like to know If this was also based on a book? If to, what book? — K.M., Saginaw, Mich. No. this was one of the exceptions — a Masterpiece Theater odrrtng that was not based on a book. DEAR DICK — Can you tell me what year Robert Taylor. Marilyn Monroe and Clark Oable died? — R.M.. Houston, Texas. (table died III l?HJO. Marilyn Monroe In (12 and Taylor In '6‘J THURSDAY 0 ( 3 4 ) BIZARRE 10:05 ( I t (M | # 0 6 NEWHART ( t (*) H OGAN S HEROES Dream In 'Alice' Ask Dick 8 Friday. May II, I W J - T ® E N TE R !A JN M tH T TONIGHT Interview wrth MithaSa tea (J l O WHEEL OF FORTUNE (D O 1*00.000 NAME TH AT June 6 •laws with Dalansa Secretary Caspar Wemberger. Indian Pnma Mmuter Rapr llandN Libyan Nad­ ar Muammar to Ouaddah and lor mar Pteudanl Janmy Carter Otj (M ) DAI LAS ® (10) WILD AMERICA A survey ot tha varied atldkle In Amenta s southern swamps (H|IJ a ) I II BO KINO Threw separate bouts including Mchaat Spmks rs Jim MacDonald lor tha undisputed kgh* haavywatoh* championship title scheduled tor 17 founds, from Las Vegei Nav 7J5 12 A U M THE FAMILY 800 0® COSBY SHOW C M confute# up mamoriaa at fua owe gridaon an­ te ! whan hM eon Thao mabaa tha school tool baa team (R) ® 0 MAGNUM. P L Magnum (Pari I oF 7) (R) (7 ) O ABC N E W S C U M E U P The Fee Unleashed Correspondant Marsha* Frpdy and boat Polar Jan- oF ato mo protow afron oF nuclear waapona have aRactad aoctoty die mg me 10:30 (J t (M | BOB NEWHART 11:00 0 (4 K li0 (7 )0 TT (M| BENNY HILL 11:15 12 MOVIE (11 M O V * D Day tha Sritti Ot June (tSSEl Robert laytor. Rich­ ard Todd Aa thaw rotes at tha Nor­ mandy ervasam loom tioaar two matary oFhcars each ravfaw thaw separata memories ot the gal they bolhkme i 830 o ( i ) F AMil Y T IE S Ato> i mlatua lion with an unwed erpeclarH mother gels out ot hand when ha begins planning lor thee ala togeth­ er a* a lamly ttt| (D (10) TfKS OLD HOUSE Framing tha new wing oF tha tB50s Qfeafc Rmmral larmhouM 900 O (| i CHEERS Coach taBi m lova and propoaaa lo a woman he a nev­ er Man beJor* whka har attractive daughter has nothing but refaction tor Sam a advance* (Part 1 of 71 (R) ® O StMON S SIMON The cor­ rupt mayor oF a moraSy tfankiupt town twee Rica and A J lo find out N tha cFwet oF poaca Na ar -wda. n pcanrvng to murder turn (R | g ■111 IM lO U tN C Y 0 (to ) GREAT RAHWAY JO U R ­ N E Y ! O f THE WORLD ® O DM TY WORK Nadma LaavanhoM (Kama Kaanal mharKi har b o w l detective agency fuel being head by tom turn GumbaFvo and Htgrtogyoa and beckgroieid tootaga 11:30 ® TO N IG H T Guest hutt Joan * Schadutod Don RKklas. Frank Kn. Deck Hambu O TAXI O ABC NEW S NIOHTLINE (M | SANFORD ANO SON 12:00 I (Ml RHOOA (•) M O V * Quadroon (tf/O l K ! that me McKao. Ten Kmcatd 12:30 O (4 ) LATE M O H T WITH DAVIO LETTERM AN Guest! John Candy. Joe Flaherty ptoFatuiw al wrestler HMar Kowatokl. tha Rev Bishop Panachao (R) 111 U S ) •LOVE LUCY 1:00 (7 ) a MOV* Decision Bator • Dawn ' ( 0571 Richard Baaahart Gary Merit* 4 P (M ) LEAVE IT T O BEAVER 1:10 < ]) O M O V * See China And Dto" ( IM 0 II ither RuQa Kara ttoarday 1:25 12 RASCAL DAZZLE The Ditto Ratten are Matured a* Mm cMpa and Mtortl 1:30 a l (M) SCTV 2:00 dPUSISUAFIRE 2.-30 M NEWS NfrJHTWATCH i C|OUNSMOKE 3:00 ® O M O V * Belt On Britan (1*47) Documentary Nanai ad by 3 :1 5 0 M O V * Mutiny Al Fori Sharp 1 '9*51 Broderick Crewfrvd. Ceear to 0 1 PS| MOCPCNOENT NEWS ■ (SO) VAN C l (BURN INTERNA­ TIO N AL PIANO C O M P E TITIO N The Southern Star (J ) O FALL O U T ® ( J l O * H l SAINT 10:00 O ® H O I STR EET BLUES Obvanporl I t o I (eoperdued whan she toarna about a plot to kB tha mayor. Batoar * eatradrtion trip to Lae VegM brmga a wtndtM at i IR) new s £ B (»I MILLIONAIRE SHIP O 930 uc 10:15 12 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE g 8 05 O ® M O H T COURT Whan a VtoFnamaM woman to threatened wrth deportation Mac comae up with a shocking solution to har problem (Rl I ALL W T H E FAMRY oF the seventh annual competition m Fort Worth. Taaae, where a group oF H pianist! compete tor tha hrtl pure that meJudae 1700 OCX) and a worldwfda concert lour Oacarwtnnar F Murray Abraham ( “Ama deui |la the boat 3:30 (U (M )F A M a V AFFAIR (U 4 00 (Ml RHOOA �ft - Evening M trjld . Sanford, FI. F rid a y , M ay )1, Itftl Romancing The Tube Hopping Into Bed With Just Anybody Called Passe By Dick Kleiner HOLLYW OOD INKAI - Be r>f giKKl rheer. all you (M-ople w ho bemoan I he direction tele v Inlnn is taking I have II on good authority thal romance In coming truck. The good authority is John Conboy. one of the guiding spirits of daytime wrap n|K-ru<i. Cnnhoy <urrrnily run* CBS's Capitol" — hr rrralcrl li ami Is lis executive produrtT — and. In I h r |ui*t. hr made The Young and M u ’ Itrsllrss onr of (h r daytime higgles "Television." hr sav*. "Is going Ixnk to romance, the best ruling w r rv rr had on '('apllol' was for a weddlnK." H r isn't 111si talking about dayllmr. rllh rr. lie's talking alMiui any tlm r — dayllmr. nighttime and twllighi Ih- trrllrvrs (h r rra of unhrldled frrrrlom In IV — with |M'oplr hopping Inlo lird with everylxMly and anvlMMlv - Ison tin- way out " I Hunk lhr pendulum Is swinging Itark Hu- uihrr w ay." I unlmv says. "T h e putillr serins lo waul high lomum r "O n our show, lor example, w r seldom have anybody jump In Itrd with people they urrn'l supposed to Ik - In bed with Loose sex Is passe." Conboy docs say there Is a major difference I m-Iwren dayllmr snaps. such as "Capitol." and the nighttime soaps such as "Dallas "Dynasty and "Falcon Crest." "There's a different audlenrr watching.” hr says O u r a u d ln u r In the daytime Is much more loyal. The nlghtllmr audlem r watches 'Dynasty.' say. for kirks to see what Krystal Is wearing or what she will do next. "O u r audience knows us. knows our characters, knows when wr are lying Once my audience got to know Connie Towers, for example, they knew what she would and wouldn't do If I had her shoot her son. they'd tune out Hut they would accept It from a character on a nlghtllmr soap." Writer Michael Korda says his family Is large enough to provide him with a lllr-tlme of material for Ills tsMiks Hut by far the most Interesting was his aunt. Merle Oberon. Miss Ohrron. the Hrillsh actress, starred In "Th e Scarlet Pimpernel." "T h e Divorce of Lady X ." ward olf brittleness. Mrs. Freeman suggests soaking the stems of the fresh cut llowrrs In a mixture of glycerin and water Continued from page 1 lur 'i t hours IK-Iorr the drying Community College, said dry­ priH-ess begins. ing In a conventional oven In preparing plants lor drying should Ik* slow atul low. about m either a conventional or t wo hours ul 'its»drgrres. microwave oven, a layer of Some microwave eixiktKxrkx m o is tu re -d ra w in g material have dried flower rrcljK-s. list­ should Ik - placed In the txiltom ing the rooking l i mes for of the flat container that will s|N'ctflc flowers, usually uround hold the (lowers The flowers urr then placed Hirer minutes at lull |Kiwrr for single (lowers Additional tips in the Ikix or (miii If more than ra il Ik- picked up Irotn Issiks one Is tK-tng dried they should available through crall shops or not touch each other. The |K-lals should Ik suUHithrd Inlo in libraries. Mrs Freeman said. the desired position and addi­ Selection ol the blossoms la tional drying medium (mured critical when maki ng your gently lo cover (hr plants. choice for a dried flower ar Then rover with u lid r.mgemrnl. she said. Meshy Paper or plastte containers llowrrs. such as Irts. don't dry s h o u l d be u s e d I n t h e well. Hut roses, daisies, baby's microwave. Metal may Ik used breath and daffodils dry nicely. m the conventional oven. When Itaby’s brralh. because of It’s using a conventional oven (or hulk, should tie dried by the old simply artllng the flowers clothesline melhtKl. she said. aside (or a month covered with Flowers to Ik dried should Ik the drying medium) the flowers picked In late morning. after should have their stems wired noon or early evening when with florist's wire In hold them straight and In help keep thetr they are must likely lo Ik dry. T h e color of the chosen heads from popping olf. Mrs. blossoms should be vibrant Freeman said. The metal wire can't be used and the blooms fresh. The Iresher the (lowers the belter to a microwave oven because of and more colorful the end potential damage lo the appli­ p r o d u c t . ^ a c c o r d i n g l o ance. After being covered the flow­ Casselberry crafts shop owner ers are ready to 'hake.' Once Joyce Roberta. T o help ensure maximum cooked and cooled they should retention of color and to help Ik gently removed from thetr ...Flowers : Social Security Disability We Specialize In : • NEW CLAIM S • RECONSIDERATIONS • BENEFITS CUT OFF • HEARINGS BEFORE THE JUDGE WARD WHITE li ASSOCIATES (Over 30 Vnc Z*prrtenc*t Free Consultation • No Fa« U n iats W # Win! » _________ (3 06) 3 21 -1 3 1 9 _________ container. Any excess drying medium should Ik brushed carefully from the fragile blossoms with a soil brush. Mrs. Freeman said Now's the time lo wire the stems of microwaved flowers The dried flowers should Ik spiuyrd with a halrspruy con­ taining a high lacquer content, or .i commercial preservative, she said. Summer Is the Ideal time to lolled and dry flowrrs. The blossoms. ( k m I s . grasses, cat­ tails and other plants you collect will fit right Into your autumn arrangements If you'd rather not do the drying yourself u great array of dried material, along with the silica gel. ts available through crafts shops. Mrs. Roberts said. And some of that material has been dried by professionals using a glycerin method that produces u flexible, sturdy. Ilfe-ltke dried plant. In her September SCC leisure time class Mrs Freeman will give tips on what lo do with your dried posies, which, she Mild, are In demand for today's "country look” decor. Dried flowers cun be more than a rustic bit of color, however. Rose petals can Ik crushed and air dried between sheets of paper for u few weeks and mixed with oil scents und spires to become potpourri Or you ran press your more SHORT ON SPACE? SHEDS AMERICA HAS A SOLUTION! II today's mortgage rales and terms ere keeping you from finding e bigger place, Sheds America has lots of affordable space-saving altamatlves you can live with . . . . WOOD SHED LET US ASSIST YOU TO SOLVE YOUR STORAGE PROBLEMS. SHEDS AMERICA MEEDS SOUTH FL BUILDING A S. STANDARD COOES •rxwrwsi WE HAVE OVER 4 0 VARIOUS SIZES bib D€SP€RfiTaVi S€€KING SUSA I SEE THEM ON DISPLAY NOWI HAM IWiXit _ THEY ONLY MET ONCE. > 1» _ u c u rs s MS T H E mi mi ] r r e a k f _______ C L U B a delicate blossoms, such as (tansies und wtldflowers. be tween the pages of a book to dry. These flattened flowers can he I ncor por at ed Into pictures or sealed between sheets of plastic to add color to homemade placemats. Mrs Freeman said. It's all so simple, even a child can do it. she said. A BUILDING OR SHED FROM irjFtoydTh—trasl RCRN QUINN tftOSflNNR ARQUETTE W uthrrlng Heights." " A Song to H rm rin b rr" and Hotel." Korda's mother was In the chorus with Mtss Ohrron w hen she was still known as Queenle Thompson "I was always fascinated by her." says Korda, a distinguished writer and editor “ I lived through the jirocess of her changing her background, as well as tier name.” Now all that Is In a lxx»k, "Queenle." which Korda decided to write as a novel, rather than the biography vou might exjiect "There was a lot about her." Korda says, "that couldn't Ik- found out at this date, and that was never known for sure. I wanted to Include all that In my iMMik and so It hail to Ik - fiction, because a lot ol It I had to speculate ubout ." The resulting Ixxtk Is u fast-moving story, and Korda feels that while there may Ik - some Inac coracles In It. "the total feeling Is accurate." Korda's "Queenle" has been bought by lllghgate. which ts part of AHC. and Ju m rs Goldman Is finishing the script now. It Is supposed lo become a network mlnlsrrtrs. says Korda. s 100% Financing On (Most t F i l l Delivery... FREE M - U p EL MOViflAHIlD I $2.50 T h e Pi g S t r ik e s Back! REVENGEUP OFTHE nit, STS S. HWY. 1T 92 LONOWOOD. FL. S27SO 699-9340 ORLANDO •112 E COLONIAL DR. 27SAM3 The Sto rage E x p e rts �� 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 31, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Florida I" " Evening (USPS Herald — 481 280) ■ — P rice — 25 Cents — Youth's O rgans Saved For M u ltip le Transplants By Deane Jordan Herald Sta ff Writer A 16-year-old Sanford youth dying from head Injuries re­ ceived In a vehicle-pedestrian accident Friday gave life and sigh t t o d a y as tea m s o f specialist* harvested several o f h is o r g a n s f o r v a r io u s transplants Sunday. It was the largest number o f organs donated from one pa­ tient at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital, according to a hospital spokesman. E a rly Sunday, te a m s o f doctors and sp ecialists re­ m oved the heart, kidneys, corneas, pancreas, spleen and som e hone tissue from the boy. Th e operations lasted from about 11 p m Saturday to 4 a m Sunday. One o f his kid­ neys was transplanted Sunday Into a 44-year-old man at Florida Hospital Orlando The "harvesting-' was done with the permission of the h o y 's p a r e n t s , s a id t h e spokesman. The spokesman said teams of doctors arrived from Georgia for the youth's heart and a specialist from Gainesville took the corneas. The boy. Herbert Raymond S q u ir e s III. a stu d en t at Lakevlew Middle School. San­ ford. was Injured near West Kldgr Drive on Lake Mary Boulevard, according to San­ ford police. He was crossing the eastwest roadway from the south when he w as struck by a westbound car. The driver of the car. Cheryl Ann Conrad. 20 of 225 M orn ing Glory Drive, Lake Mary, was not charged. "It was not an easy decision to come to,** said Herbert Squires Jr., the boy's father. But he said It was a way the family felt some good could come out of the tragedy Hemlce M Squires, the boy's grandmother and a nurse, said she knew her grandson was mortally Injured, though she said her background as a nurse had no Influence on the de­ cision. "only the good we knew would come from It.** H erb ert Raym ond S qu ires III Installed As FMA President Perez Calls For Physician Unity H t f i M P t a f i i f Tem m y V ! * < • * ( Head-On Collision A Florida H ig h w a y Patrol tro o p e r and a L a k e M a ry o ffic e r exam ine the burned rem ain s of tw o ve h icles today fo llo w in g the head on collision o f a Cadillac and a J eep on state Road 46A at Oregon A v e .. w est of Sanford, at 4:40 a.m . A d m itted to C entral F lo rid a R e g io n a l M osptial w e r e T e re s a T o r r e s , 26, and Pau l Roush, 23, both o f San ford . It w as not re p o rte d which ca r ea ch w a s d r iv in g . Both v e h ic le s w e r e en gu lfed in fla m e s when rescue w o rk e rs a rrived . A S e m in o le County fir e re p o rt stated n eith er M s. T o r r e s or Roush w e r e burned, but the e x te n t o f th eir Injuries w e r e not ava ilab le. While Propane Explosion Feared Fire Guts House In Lake It look l^kc Mary flrrflghlrrs Firefighters cooled the tank try* one hour and 4 (XX) gallons of spraying II with water and let water to put out a house fire at the gas out. 117 N. Fourth St early Saturday The house, owned by Georgia morning Boeder. I’ O Box 22. Lake Mary, When firefighters arrived ul was not occupied nt lire time No 4:17 am. a house was engulfed In flames und they noticed a propane tank next to the house. T h e y c a lle d tire S e m in o le County Fire Departm ent for EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. assistance because tire 250 ( ain (UPii — Challenger and its gallon tank wus In danger of crew of seven gilded to a dusty exploding desert landing today carrying After the tank started ven­ two dozen doomed rats, a pair of ting-letting out gas because of monkeys and u priceless cargo of the pressure from the heat- d a ta fr o m th e ir w e e k lo n g firefighters blocked off part of S p acrlu b mlsslonfsee earlier laike Mary Boulevard, county story, page 2AI Hoad 15. South Street and Commander Robert Overmyer Palmetto Avenue. and co pilot Frederick Gregory one was ln|ured in the blaze, but the house, uppralsed for lux purposes at $9.4?X). was com ­ pletely destroyed Lake Mary firefighters have no! determined the cause. 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Installed as the 111th president of the Florida Medical Association Sunday, set unity as ihe society's them e for the 1985-86 year und called on his colleagues to "regrou p und lake Ihe offensive" against difficulties lfull lie ahead for the practice of medicine. He pointed particularly lo Ihe high cost of malpractice Insur­ ance and slate legislation being considered, lo drug abuse pro­ blems. and to young physicians fresh out of residency who nrrd guidance. Of Ihe legislation, he said some of II Is only window dressing and hr promised the association will cx|xisc them as such. And with others designed lo "diminish Ihe Incidence of frivolous (luw) sulls and reduce Ihe Insurance pre­ miums and uwards.” he Mid Ihe association "w ill support them as Intensely us possible." Of drug abuse. u continuing problem In society. Perez said Ihe medical comm unity must oiler guidance and education Of Ihe young physicians, who arc pressed by debts from medi­ cal vlu xil and training years and w h o a re f a r i n g o f fe r s by entrepreneurs as quirk solutions lo their problems. Perez said Ihe profession must give guldrncr and orientation to preserve Ihe Individuality and Independence of medical practice. He uppeuled lo Ihe drlrgulrs fro m the v a r io u s m e d ic a l societies lo keep abreast of lltr Issues und lo use every staff meeting, specialty meeting and mcdtcul society m eeting lo keep everyone Informed of activities and efforts. He said Ihr members and nfTIcers must develop u "tighter society, a unity of direction, a belter knowledge o f Ihe Issurs and Ihe polltlcul realities of our lim e s und be re a d y lo be counted, to offer Imaginative and novel solutions to Ihe problems that fare us. altering, modifying. M*r*M r w w »T T tm S Ur V iii Upon being In stalled as president o f the Florida M e d ic a l A ssociation , Dr. Lu is P e r e r g iv e s a pin to outgoing F M A P re sid e n t Dr. F ran k C olem an of T a m p a co m m e m o ra tin g his y e a r of service. ( hanging concepts In Ihe minds o f the public at lu rg r and rx|M>slng Ihr priqrosals of our adversaries who are working diligently al Ihr federal Irvci with the purpose of creating a s o c ia lis t ic typ e o f m ed ica l services Ihroughoul the nation Perez also urged Ihr assocla (Ion t<> strengthen Its fight against the expansion of medical t r e a t m e n t s th a t c a n hr p erform ed by non-physician h ealth care p r o v id e rs The Florida Legislature passed a hill Iasi year allowing optometrist* lo treat certain eye problems handled by ophthalmologists. All hough Ihe governor later vetoed that bill, the Legislature h a s e x p re s s e d s u p p o rt lor allowing nurses, therapists und oilier health care workers who are not doctors lo expand Into Longwood Must Expand Sewer System : Terry l.ongwnod will have to expand Us sewer system, c ity Administrator Don Terry will tell r lly commissioner* nt a work session Tuesday. "W e will have lo expand." Terry said today, "T h e choice Is no longer 'I f. hut when and w here." A d t y procedure for travel ex|»rn»es lor city commissioners and the hiring of a finance director and a city planner will also be on Ihe ugrnda for the meeting, scheduled for 5 p m. at city hall. 150 W Warren Ave. Terry said he will recommending expansion of Ihr Skylark Sewage Trralm enl Plant The Iasi of Skylark's 200.000 gallons-a-day rapacity was ullnrutrd by Ihe commission Iasi week and Ihe city has an obligation lo honor Ihe other commitment* It has made to Hospital Corporation o f America and others The commission promised Skylark subdivision residents In March Ihe plant would not be en la rged , d e s p ite a slate D ep a rtm en t of Environmental Krgulallonal penult lo bring II to 400.000 gallons- per-dny rapacity. Improvements designed lo bring the facility up lo DER requirements are still being made. Bltburg Protestors: *Our Families Had No Graves' 20 Arrested In Anti-Reagan March BONN, West Germ any (UPIJ The anti-Reagan protesters, some President Reagan, cheered In West of them masked, then tried lo hall Germany for his controversial visit lo buses carrying young people lo Ihe a German war cem etery, turned lo castle. Police said about 250 people Gennan youths today lo tell them were Involved In Ihe protest. communism poses Ihe new threat in Sunday, defying worldwide pro­ Ihe Western world. tests and pleas. Reagan laid a wreath Approaching the end of his em o­ o f reconciliation In a German war tional slate visit lo West Germany. Reagan was lo go to Hurnbach Castle, ProUit In Spain, IA an 11th-century fortress In Nrusladl known as “ the cradle of German democracy" where 30.000 Germans crm ctcry containing 49 Nazi SS first called for dem ocracy In 1832. graves, saying he mourned "the As Reagan (lew by helicopter lo human wreckage of totalitarianism." Neurtadt. police arrested 20 d e­ "W e can give m eaning to the past monstrators who Hied with oilier* to by learning Its lessons und making a form a human ch ain along the better future." Reagan said minutes motorrade mute tn thr castle after hit 10-mlnutc visit to the Bltburg military cem etery. their children, many wearing black In a symbolic gesture of reconcilia­ armbands and carrying signs, staged tion with Weal German Chancellor a protest in front of a war memorial Helmut Kohl. Reagan laid floral In Boston Common wreaths at Ihe cem etery that con­ Boston prolealrrs carried signs tains the gravrs of 2.000 German saying. "O ur families had no graves." soldier* und 49 Waffen SS troops Earlier In thr day. Rrugan made a Meanwhile, at Arlington National further attempt lo silence critics of Cemetery outside Washington. D.C.. his Bltburg gesture by staging a 600 Jews and members of Disabled surprise visit al Rhoendorf. near American Veterans gathered Sunday Bonn, lo honor Ihe gravcslte of for a ceremony billed as " A Tribute lo anti-Nazi and postwar Chancellor America's Defender* and Liberators." Konrad Adenauer. Smaller gruups of protesters con­ Kohl and Reagan rode with their v e r g e d In Los A n g e le s . Miami. w ives In a motorcade through Ihe Atlanta. Milwaukee. West Hartford streela o f Bltburg. which were lined a n d N e w - H a v e n . C o n n ., and 10 and 12 deep with supporters and Philadelphia About 400 Holocaust survivors and Bee REAOAN. page 2A Held* now llrnlled lo physicians This issue keeps rearing its uglv head, year alter year, threatening the quality of rnedl ral cure lo Ihe public and Increasing the liability Issue to hospital stall phsylrlana.'* Perez said. Am ong the local doctors at the three duy meeting In Hollywood, were: Dr. Victor Hlllota. presl dent o f the Seminole County Medical Society. Dr. Humberto Dominguez. Dr. Orlando Garda I’lfdra. Dr. Chester Mlltrnherger. Dr. Thomas Largen. Dr. Fred Welgand and Dr. Marla Perez. Perez is the first Cuban-born and ihe second Sanford doctor — the first was Dr. Frank H Caldwell In 1893 — lo become president o f the Florida Medical Association In 01 years. He wan S ee PEREZ, page 2 A Kids’ Obesity Linked To Excess TV Viewing NEW YORK (UP!) — Overdosing on televi­ sion may I'ontrlbute to obesity In kids and teenager*, a Harvard research learn has reported. The rrsearrher* found a Mnk between lim e childrrn spent watching television and the Incidence of obesity and suprr obesity In B-l 1 year did youngster* and teenager*. The prevalence o f obe«Uy moved beyond the normal 15 percent level In the group of grade schoolers when view ing lasted two-lo-flve hour* a day. the research team reported Sunday In P e d la tr lt* . the Journal of the American Academy o f lYdlatrlrs. Th r Incidence of obesity broke across the sam e normal 15 percent barrier am ong teenagers who watched television three loTlve or m ore hour* per day. American youngstrrs spend an average o f 22 to 30 hours a week In front of TV. and by ihr lim e they finish high school devote 22.000 hour* to thr lube — 11.000 more than In class. Explanationol the Fat-TV link • Watching TV requires no energy In excess o f resting metabolic rale*, and it may reduce time spent In acOviliea In which children expend ntorr energy. • Foods most h ea vily advertised on children's TV. mxi more ilkrly to be consumed by children watching increased amounts o f television, are ralockally dco-c foods such as sugared breakfast cereals, candy bars, cakes, cookies and carbonated beverages • The low frequency o f obesity among the star* of prime time T V may Indirectly suggest to children that eating and drinking high caloric foods Is of III He consequence with regard lo weight �1A—fanning Harald, Santot4 , FI Monday. May t. ttM NATION IN BRIEF C hallen g er Scheduled To Land A t Edwards A ir Force Base EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. Calif. (UP1) - Shuttle Challenger's elated scientists closed up their orbital laboratory and prepared for a searing glide to Earth today carrying a priceless cargo of space-grown crystals and a wealth of data. Com m ander Robert O verm yer. ro-pllot Frederick Gregory and crewmatrs Don Lind, Norman 1 hagai d. William Thornton. Taylor Wang and Lodcwljk van den Derg were scheduled to end their wecklong science mission at Edwards Air Force Base In California's Mojave Deaerl. Thagard and van den Berg dosed up the Spacelab module In Challenger's payload bay about 3 30 a m. EDT today and returned to Challenger's crew cabin for (Inal re-entry preparations. Overmyer planned to fire Challenger's big braking rockets over the Indian Ocean east of Africa to slow the spacellner enough to drop It out o f orbit and begin the I -hour. 6-mlnute glide home. A jet was standing by at the landing site to rush the animals track to the Kennedy Space Center In Florida, Senate Resumes Budget Work WASHINGTON (U PI) — Senate Republican leaders, having watched their compromise budget package with President Reagan unravel, hope to start building a new one today, but first they may have to suffer some more losses. More than 60 amendments remain to be dealt with by the Senate, which cut Reagan's budget down swiftly last week by rejecting lls Iwo key dem erits — a limit on Social Security rost-of-llvlng payments and a 3 percent Increase In military spending over Inflation. The Senate instead voted to hold military spending Increases to the level of Inflation and to grant full cost-of-llvlrig payments to all retirees who get government checks. Among the amendments awaiting action are ones to give more money to the Export-Import bank. NASA, agrlculure. Amtrak. studenl loans, and even morr for Mrdlcure and Medicaid than Initially restored. Despite lots of budget-cutting rhetoric, senators balked at an attempt by Sen Jesse Helms, H-N.C., to have them give up 10 percent of their $73,100 annual salary, rejecting the Idea on a lie vote. The congressional (my Issue Is likely lo come up again this week, especially If Helms has anything to do with It. N avy M a n To A p p e a l Conviction SAN FRANCISCO |UPI| - A veterun Navy filer convicted of lying about his love affair with a junior officer on u remote Islund air base will appeal a court martial verdict to freeze hla rank for the remainder o f his career. Cmdr James Wyatt III. 40, was found guilty after a wecklong trial by a Navy courl martial of lying to a superior officer about hts affair with Lt. J G, Etteinne Boatwright. 24, an Intelligence officer under his command who eventually became his fiance. "The error Commander Wyatt made was in his personal life, not hts professional life." civilian defense attorney Robert Bryan said Sunday while expressing relief that Wyatt was not drummed out of the Navy. Bryan suld the appeal would be based on what he called a double slandurd. "This case Is u rral tragedy becuuae If he made un error. It waa lo fall In love with someone." he said. "Regardless of the outcome, his career's been larnlshed. "He will never lly again, have u command again, be promoted," Bryan said. "Ills reputation Is gone, his family punished and humiliated. Even thr woman who shared his trailer Is gone forever." ...Perez Continued from page 2 A elected president elect ol the .1» s o c I a 11o n a y e a r a g o , nominated (or thul honor by his w ife . Dr. M u ila P e r e z , He automatically moved up lo the presidency and was formally Installed tn office hy out going president. I)r Frank Coleman, a pathologist from Tampa. Named president-elect was Dr, James Perry. Perez bus been practicing medicine, specializing us un InIrrnlst and cardiologist, for the (Ms i 22 yrurs and Iadore that hr was personnel physician at the Florida Stale Hospital ut Chat­ tahoochee from I 9 6 0 lo 1963. But Prrrz Is far better known by Seminole County's residents Us un Im passion ed speaker against communism and Fidel Castro's Cuban government ami Cur his work helping I he drug4ddlrlcd. particu larly young p e o p lr , H e 's u v u llu b lr fo r personal counseling and as an advisor to drug-relutcd pro­ grams And u few rrmemlrer that he founded the Drug Action Committer of Seminole County. Fewrr know that as lung ago as lire late I960* hr was In­ volved In politics as a member of ihc Seminole County Democratic Executive Com m uter and a t cam paign ch airm an here of Democratic Congressman Bill Chappell's hts Ural try for na­ tional office In 1968. Although Chappell's district has since changed to exclude Seminole County. I’rrex and the con­ gressman have remulnrd close personal blends He Is no longrr a member of the Democratic Committee. “ M y p h i l o s o p h y h a s n 't changed. The (tarty changed its philosophy.” Perez maid "What the Democrats are doing about Nicaragua Is a crazy thing lhat we will pay dearly for." he Bays, referring lo Ihr Democraticdominated U.S. House o f Repre­ sentatives and Ita refusal to give military aid lo the Contra rebels who are fighting the government nf Nicaragua. P rrrz la certain Ihr N ic a ra g u a n g o v e r n m e n t Is com m u n istic and that It Is exporting communist revolution to neighlMirlng Central American countries. He lerls akin to Ihr philosophy o f u.S Rep mil McCollum. R-Altamonte Springs, and Mc­ Collum's support of President Reagan's program to help the Nlcuruguun rebels Perez’ s life before becoming an American citizen In the early 1960s sounds like a romanceadventure novel. He and his wife, Marla, met In unutomy class a I school — hts name came before hers. Pique. In alphabetical order — and alirr a seven-year courtship of being chaperoned everywhere In the Old World tradition, they mar­ ried on May 20. 1956 And they left thrtr homeland lo come to the United Stairs for additional medical training on June I. He hud graduated from thr University of Havana Mrdlrul School in 1935 and trained at the Havana Military Hospital ami practiced medicine. W hile ut Havana Military Hospital he was Instrum ental In rrratlrig thr School o f Mule Nursing there, w rote several textbooks and taught a variety of courses During Ids days ut thr univer­ sity. he became friendly with a young man. who wu> In lower school at thr lime That man would become Perez's (tersonul nemesis. "I knew Fidel Coatru quite well. We used to meet In the school library whrre we would g o to s tu d y and w e e v e n double-dated for a tim e." Perez remembers. "A s rally as 1948 Coatru was already going to the Russian Embassy In Havana to get hts classes In Russian com ­ munism and aaclallam." Castro came lo power in Cuba on Jan. I. 1939. In the meantime. Perez and bis wife continued their medical training In Georgia. Hr served as Intern and resident physician at O e o r g l a B a p tis t H o s p it a l, Atlanta, 1936 to I960 By la te I9 6 0 . P e rez hud testified before a disbelieving Congressional Committee that Castro was a Communist, and Castro retaliated by ordering ...Reagan b e tw e e n p o lic e and d e ­ monstrators was reported, but police said there were no arrests. Continued fro m page 1A Thousands more throughout protesters. America and Europe protested The crowd of about 10.000 the visit. In the United States, the head p eople m o s tly ch eered and waved German and American of the U S Holocaust Memorial flags. But pleas to halt the Commission, death camp surceremony were shouted at the vivpr and author Elle Wlesel. passing lim ousines by about said; "His presence at Bilburg will remain to me a source of 1.000 protesters. "Never again." chanted some much anguish. 1 fell rejected, humiliated It Is wrong for the demonstrators. "W hy. Mr. President?" one president." But. postwar reconciliation banner read. was Reagan’s theme "Don't do It — they killed my "W e do not believe In col­ fam ily." screamed one man from lective guilt." Reagan said In a the crowd. Many Jews among the pro­ speech at the U S Force base In Hltburg shortly after the ceme­ testers wore yellow Stars of tery eeremcMv. "O n ly God can David similar to lhe symbols look Into a heart. Jews were forced lo wear In Nazi "Our duty today Is to mnum Germany the human wreckage of totalitar­ Some pushing and shoving ianism and today. In Bttburg cem etery, we comm emorated the potential good and humanity that was consumed back then. •10 years ago." Reagan said, E arlier, the president, a c ­ companied throughout the day by his wife. Nancy, stood In homage before the memorial lo 100.000 Nazi victims who died in the Bergcn-Bclscn concentra­ tion camp, north of Hanover. The visit to the death camp was added to the president's Itinerary only after a worldwide outcry over his planned trip to Bilburg. Reagan, standing In a place once hemmed In by barbed wire and guard towers and visibly moved by the experience, spoke of "th e hell suffered by people who were brought here for no other purpose but to suffer and die." “ O ut o f t h is tr a g ic and nightmarish time — beyond the anguish, the pain and the suffer­ ing an all time, we can and must pledge. 'Never again.'" Reagan said In an emotional speech at the death camp. The gathering at Arlington National Cemetery was riddled w ith a n g r y r e f e r e n c e s to Reagan s visit to the cemetery where 49 members of Hitler's WafTen SS troops are burled. “ It Is of paramount Importance to honor in an appropriate manner the h e ro is m o f th ose w h o perished In the defen se o f freedom from Nazi tyranny." said the Rev. Edward White at Arlington. In Cambridge. Mas* , about 2.000 Harvard University stu­ dents wore yellow armbands to mark Reagan's wreath-laying visit. 6 C harged With G a m b lin g In S anford Six Sanford men have been released from the Sem inole County Jail after having been • barged by Sanford police with ★ Fires gam bling. One was arrested Friday and thr others Sunday. ★ Courts The Friday arrest c ame at 8:44 * Police p.m. when police nahired one of thrre men who were allegedly shooting craps In front of Rlchy's VANDALISM Market on 7th Street, Sanford, a Vandals hll the state food (viliee report said. Police reported recovering $96 stamp office Tuesday at H O W . and dice when they arrested First St., Sanford. Russell Lee Hudson. 39, of Employee Wilma Jones dis­ Castle Brewer Court The other covered the door o f the building iwo men gol away, the report unlocked Wednesday morning and about $91 worth of damage said T h r S u nd ay u rresls w ere done to several offices, according made al 12 15 a.in, aftrr (Miller lo a police report. Sanford police watched for 25 minutes us a crap determined the lock had been game was played on a pool table picked al Joe's Pool Hall. 13th Street. ODOR LEADS TO ARREST Sanford, the rrjrort Mild A Seminole County sheriff"s When poller moved In to rnakr arrests. Tim Bell. 26, of 136 deputy smelled the odor of Scott Drive: Charles Jerom e marijuana In the parking lot of Pierre, 30, of 1413 W 16th St.; thr Lily Pad bar in Altamonte Wayne Connely. 23, of P.O. Box Springs Friday. The smell led ■182; Lloyd Marvin Dixon. 28. of hlrn to a car where two men 1707 W. I6lh St.: and Sieve were silting. He ordered them Davis. 23. of 1815 W. 15th St., out of the cur and searched them and the vehicle, finding a small were all charged with gambling Hudson and Bell were released hag of what appeared to hr (Mil on 9100 bond eurh and the and a marijuana cigarette In the others were released without drlvrr's scat. Emmlt Jordan. 34. of 211 posting bond All ure scheduled C a d illa c C o u rl. A ltu m o n lr In appear In courl May 15 Action Reports S p rin g s , was ch arged w ith possession o f under 20 grams of marijuana. He was booked Into the county Jail In lieu of $500 bond. DOG SHOT A Winter Park man reported lo Seminole County sheriff's depu­ ties Friday that his dog was shot. An e x a m i n a t i o n by a veterinarian showed the dog was wounded In the leg with a .22-callbrr slug. The Incident occurred some­ time between 8 a m . and 12:30 p m . a cco rd in g to Edw ard H lu m r n t h a l. 3 1 , o f 1554 Clematis Ave. Linda Cecil Echcgaray, 23. of 187 Stefanlk St.. Winter Park, reported to deputies that $150 was stolen from her car after she left the veh icle lo get help following a single-car accident on state Road 434. Oviedo. The accident occurred at about 3:30 a m. Friday and she told depu­ ties the cash was stolen when she went to telephone for help, A $450 refrigerator was stolen from a home being built at 964 Newcastle Circle *104. Lake Mary, on Tuesday, according to a report owner James B. Lang, 46. o f 634 Jamestown Drive, Longwood. filed with deputies. B U R G L A R IE S * THEFTS Someone stole a microwave oven valued at $1,000 from a newly constructed home at 1576 laiwndale Circle. Winter Park. T im M ad d en , th e b u ild in g supervisor reported lo sheriff’ s deputies. The (heft occurred Iwtween 5 p m. Thursday and 7 a m Friday, he said. A thief cut open the roof of a car b elon gin g to Kenny W. Martin. 28. o f Deltona, to steal $168 worth o f cassette tapes and a $200 stereo while the vehicle was parked at Dolly Madison. U.S. Highway 17-92, Longwood, al about 3 p.m. Thursday, depu­ ties reported. A Honda ATC 70 niotorscooter was stolen Friday from 201 Airport Dlvd.. Sanford, accord­ in g to u S e m in o le C o u n ty s h e riffs report. The scooter, valu ed ut $850. belongs to Bonnie Hart. 37, of 205 Airport Hlvd. A burglar rummaged through Robert Palce's bedroom al 794 Woodslde Road. Maitland, taking a $150 stereo and a $240 radar delector. Also missing In the Thursday Incident were about • 20 gold tie pins wtih an u n -; reportrd value. Cocaine Charge Nets Man Year In Jail An 18 year-old Sanford man was sen It-need lo one year in the Seminole County (all and 15 yearn (initiation for |xi*M-«nl<in ut cocaine'. Orion Lcvclle Waldo, of 23 William Clark Court, was also ordered by Circuit Judge Robert II. McGregor lo pay I hr Public Defender's office $350 Waldo was charged with possession with Inlenl to sell and deliver after a Sanford poller officer watched him make a dral. Ac cording to i nuri records. Waldo sold a small. $25 packet of cocaine lo a n Informant Prrrz to return lo Cuba within Ihrrr wrrks or losr bis citizen­ ship and his license lo practice medicine In Cuba as a traitor or Yankee imperialist, And as Perez (nils It he "w as a man without u country" for a short lime. Both Dr Luis and Dr Marla arc now United Stales citizens Hy 1901 Prrrz was Involved with thr Cubans In what was lo become known as (lie "Bay of Pigs" operation " I was un Inlerpirtor for Ibosr who did nnl *|M-uk English and were prepar­ ing lor the Invasion ut Casllu Beach near Trinidad It Is n mountain region where the Irrrdnm tighter* could ruslly rsca|>e Then Kennedy changed Ihr Iim allon to thr Huy of Pigs, a swamp area." And what happened is history. In (he m ea n tim e , one o f Perez's sisters escaped from Culia. She now lives near Fort Lauderdale. The other sister stayed and Is still In Cuhu Perez says, not proudly, that she Is In charge ol propaganda, a member of the polltburntn hts homeland In 1963 Ihc Perr/es came lo Sanford und set up their medical practices Marla Perez Is a de­ rmatologist. Perez Is fond of saying. "She takes cure of the outside and I take care of the Inside. They have two sons. Luts Jr., 25, a member of the Joflrey Bullet, und Ttco, 23. a second vci.r law Rtudenl at Georgetown University. Luts Perez performed with the ballet at the Bob Carr Perform­ ing ARls Center and ufter the performance Saturday he drove to Hollywood to be ut the FMA uint.ill.ilion of hts father. as the officer sat In the Informant's car and watched Th e deal was made Dec. 14 outside of Pearlle Brown's Tavern. 1007 W 13th Si.. Sanford. About 30 minutes alter the sale, un­ iformed police arrived at the scene and arrested Waldo In the liar. Waldo was sentenced Friday He could have received up to 5 years In other court action, an Orlando man charged with grand ihrll and horglarv In connection with two Sem inole County break in-> was sentenced tc, 5 months tn the Seminole Countv (all and 15 years proba­ Itr c u n s r th e a s s o c ia tio n • hanged It* fiscal year dales. Perez will serve as president 16 months Instead ol the usual 12 Perez and Ills family moved lo Sanford In May 1963 and In June hr became a member ol lire staff of lhe old Seminole Mcrmiil.il Hospital He was • hlel of medicine al the hospital tn 1066, 1970, 1972. 1973, 1981; was vice chief «<t stall In 1967 and 1977 and served as chief of staff In 1978 He Is chairman o l the hoard of directors of the Migrant llcalllt Clinic, founder and actively In­ volved as an advisor of the Drug Action Committee, [rust presi­ d e n t and f o u n d e r o f th e Canaveral Area Heart Associa­ tion , past president o f thr Seminole County Medical Soci­ ety anil a member o f the Sanford Civil Service Board, elected by the city em ployees as thrlr representative Perez Is also u member of the World Medical Society. Ameri­ can College o f Chest Physicians American Society o f Internal Medicine. Florida Society of In­ te r n a l M e d ic in e , S e m in o le County Medical Society. Florida Society. Cuban Medical Society in Exile. American Council ol Heart Disease. American Medical Association, Florida Medlral Association. Florida Diabetes A vum tattoo. Fellow International College Anglnlogy and American College Anglology. Among many honors. I*errz has received the Daughters ol the American revolution Ameri­ canism Medal for "outstanding le a d e rs h ip , p a tr io tis m and service by a naturalized citizen": Ih e F r e e d o m s F o u n d a tio n George Washington Medal of tion. Ralph Robert Main. 26. arrested Nov. 26. was sentenced Friday by McGregor, According to court records, Main surren­ dered to authorities at the Seminole County jail after a raid of his apartment In Orlando by Orlando (Miller turned up Items taken I rum Seminole County homes. Am ong thr Items m issing from 603 Fellowship Drive and 2504 Tahoe Circle, were Jewelry, a computer and a saxophone. Main could have received up to 5 years — Deane Jordan Honor lor "dedication to the cause of freedom," The A.H. Robins Award from Ihe Florida Mrdlcul Association for ou t­ standing community service by a physician; the Dale Carnegie Alumni Association's Interna­ tional Human Relations award; thr Dulr Carnegie International WEATHER N A T IO N A L W E A T H E R : Storms that piled ball a half-fool deep In Colorado and blew a 6-ton slab of cement off a truck In South Dakota mauled the nation's mldsreiion today with rain swirled by winds gustlng to nearly 30 mph Showeni and ibundrrslorm s extended from Texas and Colorado to Min­ nesota und Michigan. AREA FORECAST! Today partly sunny. High tn upper 80s East wind 10 mph Tonight fair. Low In the tow to mid 60s Light wind. Tuesday mostly sunny and warm. High around 90. Southeast wind 10 mph. BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 30 miles East to southeast wind 10 to IS knots through tonight becoming southeast 10 knots Tuesday. Sea 2 to 4 feel. Portly cloudy with a few showers south purl. HOSPITAL NOTES Cater al Ftor to* l t | n » s l ttoigrtal A O M IIItO N t W ilh a n v n * I m C h a r i* * ‘» c lv m ra ta il m a r t i m m a r t a n t n a iiw i I k M Bank Amarkan P!****• SAL Swiwtt Sank Florto* Four At* i i u t* N unchangaCt U *JW » Light 14 MW P rogrttl M** m w Fr«od*>* S*,ing* MCA Hwgho* Su w ' t MarHOT I MCR Carp pi n i t l ,, Icovty’t .... l«Ak W * Sant* o- <dto ., *0W u«h#ng*d l*W unchangad I» '1 wxhangoa MH MW M*a unthanead tlto llto jaw unchanged MW U AR EA R EAD IN OS (9 a.m ji temperature: 75; overnight low: 6 2 ; S u n d a y 's h i g h : 8 3 ; barometric pressure: 30.12: rela­ tiv e h u m id ity : 53 p e rc e n t: winds: northeast at 8 mph: rain: none: sunrise: 6:41 a.m.. sunset 8:03 p.m. TUESDAY tlDESi Daytona Beach: highs. 1102 a m . 1129 p m.; lows, 4 43 a.m.. 4:42 p.m.: Fort Canaveral: highs. 10.54 a m .. 11:21 p.m.: lows. 4:34 a.m.. 4 33 p m ; Bayporti hlgha 4:19 a m . 2:51 p.m ; lows. 9:15 a m., 9 57 p.m. Evening IlcniJd M W ea d t. D a lia n * toilhatnina 1 M i a kafrr * * l , AHkmant* Ir k a looday A D M I lt lO M l Fannie M Most* laniard J«*wW Vungttor Dtlk) Gaorga P I w m n Dt'tonj (H IC H A M S * Chari* C Car to w M * ( W*ltor A M i . Datar* Maltha* D lip Duton* Monday- May t. Itti Vol 77, No 31* PvSIithad Dally and Vmday. * ic t f t Saturday hy Tlw laniard Horaid. lot. Md N. f r w K k A i i . laniard. SIITMI f i* EXTENDED FORECAST! Partly cloudy and mild. Slight ch a n ce o f a fte rn o o n th u n ­ derstorms Thursday becoming more likely Friday. Lows In the 60s except low and mid 70a southeast coast and keys. Hlgha In the 80s except near 90 interior southwest Friday. IL - lP t M l !M> 4 C lm r S W -S I Di*CHAX0*t Otto Akin* D*a* V Farmit Inal F >*aman Mkhalto A Butt Dalton* fh a ta p m l M t>, mwnSwi a t •** H tU c n tl 4 Martt'H J> « * i a c v r l l m O M S -i » • r « z a w W I s mtor dnawr p r «* * m a t m W m srsM f ( a u r Intor m a la r m a r t i n fty a r f$ m a * t i Pr*v# a t n ot Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo out to the Bahama Bank — East wind 10 to 15 knots through Tuesday. Sea 2 to 4 feet. A few showers Msrat* laniard STOCKS leadership Award and the C iti­ zen of the Year Award from the Sanford Clvltan Club; Benjamin Rush Bicentennial Award from the American Medical Associa­ tion. Citizen o f the Year Award from Klwants International and Certificate of Appreciation from International Physicians. pi* m u. lacand C la it Pa*ta«a Paid at laniard. P tor >da 11H I Hama O aiirtry WaaS. t i ll* M aat*. R H i 1 M oats*. I U U . * Manna. W 7.l*i Ysar. U1 M By Mall: WaaS l i t * ! M am * 14 M i t Manta*. sia.aor a Masts*. *ji.Mi r#ar, MM*. PSana (Mil Ml Mil. �Evening H«r«ld. Sanford FI WORLD IN BRIEF Four Killed , 50 Injured In Beirut A irp o rt Shelling BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI) — Four civilians were killed and at least 50 were wounded as Christian and Moslem militiamen shelled Beirut's airport and residential areas during all-night artillery and mortar clashes, police said today. In an attempt to end eight days of fighting In the city. President Amin Gem ayel summoned Lebanon's sixmember Military Council Into an emergency session at noon today. The Council, created after similar factional fighting last year. Is made up of an equal number of top Christian and Moslem officers Political sources said, however, any plan to end the bloodshed would need the support of Syria because Lebanon's coalition government was so paralyzed by Internal dispute that It would not be able to mediate an agreement. A cease-fire, the eighth called In the last 24 hours, helped scale down the fighting early today after more than 16 hours o f fierce combat that engulfed the 3-mllc Green Line dividing Beirut Into Christian and Moslem sections. Soviet Scores S ta r W ars' MOSCOW (UPII — Soviet Defense Minister Sergei Sokolov warns that continued U S. research Into the "Star Wars" program would force Moscow to take "adequate" measures against the space-based weapons system. In an Interview with the official Tass news agency Sunday. Sokolov admitted that the Soviet Union was conducting Its own research Into a spaced-based military system, but denied It would be offensive. Sokolov’s first major policy statement since he came to power aftar the death of Defense Minister Dmitry Ustinov in December made no significant departure from existing Kremlin policy on President Reagan's "S tar W ars" anil-missile program. But he elaborated on areas in which the Soviet Union Is conducting research Into military systems In space. "W e conduct scientific research work. Including In the military sphere." he said "Th is work Is not aimed at creating strike space weaponry, but Is linked with perfection of space early warning, reconnaissance, com ­ munication and navigation systems. Riot-Torn A re a S ealed O ff UlTENHAGE. South Afrlcu (UPI) — Hundreds o f South African police and soldiers sealed off the riot-torn black township o f Kwanobuhle. conducted house-to-house searches for radicals and made several arrests. The operation, which officials said was aimed at restoring order following a wave of murders of black moderates In Kwanobuhle. was conducted Sunday after at least three people were killed In overnight racial violence. WW II: The Final Year Lib eratio n O f P ra gu e : Lots O f Ribbon, Lace tanks' exhausts. Not long aher the picturetaking. heavy firing broke out al T h e re w a s a big c ro w d a ro u n d th e a n c ie n t the end of our street where it P o w d e r T o w e r . T w o o r t h r e e SS m e n in u n ifo rm , opened up on the park. People h a n g in g b y th e ir f e e t fr o m la m p p o s ts , w e r e scrambled back inside houses and cellars. We were angry, s lo w ly lo w e r e d by ro p e s o v e r fire s k in d le d frustrated. Almost a day after u n d e r n e a th . Shouts o f, 'B u rn , you b a s ta r d s ,' fighting ended everywhere else In Europe, the G erm ans In b ro k e t h e s ile n c e . Prague still would not give up. A Russian soldier was brought In on a stretcher, his right foot her skin tu rn in g pink and bleeding from a shrapnel wound, iraltlc with little red Hags. As we crossed the bridge, a blistrry. A German sniper, we and a doctor who lived on the third lloor gave him first aid. Hr couple o f bloated bodies o f were told, caught tiring from rooftops. kept saying. "Look how clean G e r m a n s o l d i e r s f l o a t e d downstream In the Vltava. On No one Intervened. his foot Is.” We made our way lo Wen W e knew what he meant. the other side, the Old Town, Rumor had preceded the Red there were little mounds of Iresh ceslas Square through streets Army. There were talcs of grimy, earth In the park facing the still blocked by barricades truth drunken soldiers of Marshal Ro­ Parliament building makeshllt by C ze ch r e s is t a n c e from ' By Ivan Z ve rln a dion Malinovsky's army moving graves of Soviet soldiers w ith red overturned streetcars and cob­ U nited Press In tern a tion a l b leston es g o u g e d from the We could still hear gunfire but through Slovakia In the East. In stars (nr crosses on top pavement. Prague, clearly, we were meant soon after dawn that Wednes­ There was little destruction so Down Vodlckovu street, which day. May 9. 1945. It was safe lo lo see elite Soviet troops. lar. On the radio In the cellar we cuts across Wcnceslas Square, come out of the cellar. The last German shot I heard had heard the Germans had shuflled a sullen column ol A glance out the backyard of was from an 88mm anti-aircraft shrlled the Gothic town hall It German POWa. One lilted his the apartment o f the house gun uspd by the SS with lowered was burned out hut the spire still head and screamed at us. "Don't where I lived with my parents barrel and deadly effect. It stood and the famous clock, bother repaving this street. We'll show ed a clear sky — the wrecked a T-34 tank. Another though silent, appeared un­ l>e hark and use vour skulls for ' promise of a beautiful spring Soviet tank knocked out thr damaged stones." gun. day. Later we heard some horror Emaciated people were helped An SS unit evacuated the The end of the entrance hall castle and (led to the west to down front a truck death camp tales documenting this haired: was darkened by the shadow of a surrender to the Americans, who s u r v iv o r s d r e s s e d In u g ly children bayonet led In doors by huge T-34 tank Red Army men were only some 40 miles away thlrk-stilped pajama style un­ l he SS. with automatics sat on top of It. iforms On a street corner. Am er­ We learned also ot the terrible , near Ptlsen. ican GIs and British Tommies, revenge of the Red Army on lis ; They grinned, handed out small Not all made ll Czech re­ still In their original uniforms cigars and hard candy. People own lormrr men. prisoners who scrambled up to embrace them sistance fighters, w earin g a after years in POW cam ps, joined Gen Andrei Vlasov to hodgepodge of captured German looked for someone i<> take care and to be photographed. llghl on the side ol the Germans J uniforms. Including Afrlka Korps of them. Al the end. In Prague, the Vlasov Soviet Marshal Ivan Konev's sun helmets, seized several o r army had finally reached Prague There was a big crowd around units turned th eir weapons . them. Later we were to see their after u dash all the way from the undent Powder Tower. Tw o against the Germans ll was too . lute. Berlin. Czechs, their faces and or three SS men in uniform, little and too late and II did not My girlfriend. Jana, wore her hanging by their led Irnm lamp save them. clothing smudged with dirt from the cellars In which they had colorful Czech national costume (Kisls. were slowly lowered by Hut all that we learned later ; spent four nights greeted Ihrlr as we made our way downtown ropes over fires kindled un- Right now It was time lo c e lr-: through milling crowds. Quite a liberators with flowers. dcrneulh Shouts ol. "Burn, you hratr. lew other girls also wore II. Red V bastards." broke l hr silence. Six long, terrible years ol Nazi skirls, white blouses, with lots of Under the equestrian statue ol occupation had ended. No one Intervened St W cnceslas tw o Russians ■ What 1 rememtwr most about ribbons and lace Another crowd was on c "urirs (oayed accordions and their Streetcars were not running that morning was the Intense aroma of lilacs In bloom In the Tracks had been dug up for Square In the New Town In the comrades danced with Czech l>arks and gardens surrounding barricades, overhead lines shot middle of the park a (tyre of girls, quite a few In national costum es, red skirts, while the castle mixed with the acrid down. Red Army women. In lM-ains from damaged houses lumrs of Soviet gasoline that olive drub shirts, short skirts and burned. On top of li a naked blouses, with lots ol ribbons utul : rose In bluish plumes from the iNxits up to mid calf, directed woman, moaned and writhed. liter. E d ito r* n o te : W o rld W a r II ended In Europe M a y 8, 1845, hut In th e C z e c h c a p ita l o f P ra g u e lig h t in g c o n tln u t'd fo r o n e more d a y . F o u r d a y s e a rlk T Czech resistance began to fig h t th e last G e rm a n units, m o s tly SS. w h ile th e p o p u la tio n h id In cellars. T h e a u th o r o f th is a c c o u n t, a C zech, was 21 a t th e tim e . Three weeks la t r r he J o in e d U n ite d Press, th e fo re ru n n e r o f U n ite d P re s s I n t e r n a t i o n a l , w h ic h q u ic k ly e s ta b lis h e d a burrau in P rague. A fte r th e c o m m u n is ts seized p trw c r in 18 4 8 . h e a n d h is w i f e e s r a p e d f r o m C ze ch o slo va kia . S t ill w ith UPI. h e r e p o r ts fr o m th e U n ite d S a t to n s in S ew Y o rk G o v e rn o r To W e ig h C lem en cy For Dotson CHICAGO IUPII — A woman who sent a man to prison for a rape she now says never hap(K-ned will tell the governor o f illlnols this week why she lied in it bid for his freedom. Gov. James R Thompson and the Illin ois Prisoner R eview Board have scheduled an execu­ tive clem ency hearing Thursday where Cat hire n Crowell Webb Is expected to explain why she fa b ric a te d the rape ch a rg e against Gary Dotson. Dotson. 28. last week was released from prison after six years on u $100,000 appeal bond set by the Illlnols Supreme Court while he appeals his 1979 rape eonvlrllon In the judicial system. Dotson is seeking a pardon with Innocence*from Ihe .gover­ nor or a commutation of hls 23lo 50-year prison sentence He also ts expected to testify at the hearing. "I'm hoping things will even­ tually work out ... (but I'm) getting afraid to be hopeful," said Dotson, who was also re­ leased from prison for one week In April Irefore a Cook County Judge rejected Webb's recanta­ tion testimony. " I want to do anything that would make him (Dotson) feel better." Webb said last week " I'll do anything he wants." Extra security measures have been ordered for the clemency hearing, which Is open to the public, because of threats re­ ceived by Circuit Judge Richard Samuels after he ordered Dolson S e n a to rs ' Id io s y n c ra c ie s Helms Likes 'Sound O f Music , ' Warner Wears Socks With Holes By Robert Doherty Asked ubout his aspirations UPI Southern Correspondent after Ihe Senale thing plays Itself W A S H IN G T O N (U P I ) out, Trlble — along with Hrlms "R ed s." II turns out. isn't Sen. and Sens. Jltn Sasser. D-Tenn.. Jesse Helms' favorite movie alter and Howell Heflin. D-Ala. — gave all The North Carolina R e­ u response that tan lx* para­ publican ts partial toward "T h e phrased as. " ! ain't planning lo Sound of Music" and "Patton." leave soon " A nd. us you m igh t h ave Sens. Jeremiah Denton Jr.. expected, hls favorite television R-Ala., Mack Muiimgly, H-Ga.. show Is not I he "T h e CBS and Paula Hawkins. R-Fla.. were E v e n i n g N e w s w it h D an more willing to consider re­ Rather." Instead, Its "Murder, tirement. Denton said he would S h e W r o t e '* w it h A n g e la "Ush on the Fowl River near Lansberrv. Mobile " Mattingly pluns on go­ That's the Inside dope, ac­ in g " h o m e lo St. S im o n 's cording lo Washington Dossier's Island." and Hawkins expects senatorial Issue, which hit Ihe " lo be an active Florida retiree.’ * streels Friday. The magazine Hawkins, apparently courting surveyed Ihe 100 members of thr world's greatest deliberative Ihe South Florida vole for her Imdy, as well as Ihrlr aides and 1986 re-election race, lists "Key frlrnds. and came up with a list U irgo" as her favorite movie and Miami V ice" as her No. I TV of likes, habits and hobbles — som e norm al, some a little show. weird. She also Is guilty of a bad habit "W e live, after all. In a city that many o f us would probably where information Is power, and admit to only privately. She Ihe bigger you arsenal, the "often twists the diamond rings betler you are prepared for on her fingers, especially when she's talking on ihe phone." bailie." Ihe magazine wrote. In that caae. you ought to know that Sen. John Warner. R-Va.. la a back-seat driver and wears socks that have holes. Ills favorite drink? What else would a former secretary o f the navy guzzle than a Navy grog. Virginia's junior senator. Paul Tnble Jr.. Is a Coke drinker, allhough I hat was before the Change In the soft d r in k 's formula. Tnble who obviously has no future as a television critic, picked "P a u l T rlb le's Washington Report." as hls fave TV show. Florida's other senator. Demo­ crat Lawton Chiles Jr., admits to " a painful penchant for mixing metaphors." Mississippi Demo­ crat John Stennls is "slw ays early wherever he goes |and| will nol be Ihe flrat off Ihe elevator, because he carries on Ihe tradi­ tion of the southern gentleman.” Sen Ernest Holhngs. D S C ., lias an "obsession with tennis." his wife says. And Sen. Sam Nunn. D-Ga., "carries peanuts to snurk on everywhere he goes because he's on a low-cholesterol diet." Monday. May 4. IH 5 —JA buck to Jail April 11 W ebb, who lives with her husband and Iwo children In J a ffre y . N.H .. te s tifie d Iasi month that she concocted the rape charge In 1977 because slitfeared she was pregnant alter having sex with her boyfriend She was 16 al the lime Webb, who testified she cul herself with glass and ripped her blouse lu make her charge ap­ pear authentic, said she decided to recant the c h a rg e after becoming a bom again Chris­ tian. S a m u e ls r e je c te d W e b b ’ s slory. saying Illlnols courts view rerantailon testimony us highly unreliable He also said hr did nol know for wh.it "unfathoma­ b le" reason Webb recanted. Attrr being rejected by the Judge. Webb look a lie-detector it-si which Unison's allornry, Warren Luprl. claims verifies W ebb's new storyLle-delector lesls arr not admlssable us evidence In Illlnols courts because ol ih r lr un­ reliability. but they are admlssable at clemency bearings The governor, who has already read ihe transcripts of Dotson's 1979 Jury trial arid hls postconviction hearing lust month. Will ultimately decide on the Issue of executive clemency alter receiving the Prisoner Review Board's rrc» mmemlatlon. "T h e re’s no timetable for hls decision, ll may take un hour, u week or m onth." a spokesman SAVE ENERGY ALL YEAR 'ROUND lor Ihe governor said. Should hls petti Ion be rejected. Dolson Mill has .in apjieal pend­ ing In (he stale's Supreme Court, which has nol yel decided whether lo consider the appeal or send the ruse to the Illinois Appellate Court. He Is seeking either lo have hls conviction overturned, or a new trial TRIM'S tPf**th»ili#n Hast Rump la Condition**, [■til lllicitfil Climilt Coni rot Fm III Sottont y a jm | | M i a i i 's a A W ALL Nootlof In*. Tsl. J I M U l 1001 lu lu * . lain* Business Insurance?. . O ik * m u m * > a \s it lu s t . / TONY ROSSI INSURANCE if CALENDAR Ph. 322-0285 I 2 5 7 5 S. F r e n c h A v e ., S a n f o r d Ks4 uto- Owners insurance MONDAY. MAT 6 Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E Second St.. Sanford. 9 a m to 5 p in .; F lo r id a H o s p it a l* Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Altamonie A ve.,9 a m. l o 5 p.m. Ikiwllng league lor menially handicapped. 4-5 45 p.m.. Alta­ monte Lanes. 280 Douglas Ave. Call 862-2500for Information. Re bos Club AA. noon and 5:30 p m., closed. 8 p.m.. step. 130 Normandy Hoad. Casselberry. Clean Air Rrbos al noon, closed. Apopka A lcoh o lics A n on y­ mous. 8 p m.. closed. Apopka E p ls c o p u l C h u r c h . 61 3 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. Fellowship Group AA. senior cltliens. 8 p.m., closed. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. TUESDAY. MAY 7 Casselberry Kiwants Club, 7 a m .. Lc Club. S. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Sanford Toastmasters. 7:15 a m., Christo's Restaurant. 107 W. First St.. Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club. 11:45 a m.. Western Slzzlln Restau­ rant. Sanford. Sanford Lions Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Interstate 4. San­ ford. S o u th S e m in o le C o u n ty Kiwants Club. noon. Quincy's Restaurant. Highway 17-92 and Live Oaks B ou leva rd . Casselberry. Little Theatre (first meeting). I 30 p.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second St.. Sanford. 11 a m. to 7 p.m . 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STORE HOURS WEEKDAYS *00 4 00 SATURDAY • 00400 WEDNESDAY, MAY S Full Gospel Business Men's F e llo w s h ip In te r n a tio n a l breakfast meeting. 6:30 a.m.. Holiday Inn. Slate Road 436 and W y m o r e R o a d . A lt a m o n t e Springs. For details call 6564255. Golden Age Games Executive C om m ittee, 8 a.m .. G reater Sanlord Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch, 1302 E. Second St., Sanford. 9 a.m. lo 5 p .m . F lo r id a H o s p i t a l Altamonte Branch. 11 a.m. lo 7 pm . u m ; a i PARK AVE SANTORO ui m> CORNER OF PARK A 25th ST. FREE ESTIMATES ON UPHOLSTERING �Evening Herald DONALD Franking Priviledge Abuse Frankly Shocking IU5PS « l JW) .TOO N. FRENCH AVE . SANFORD. FI.A. 32771 Area C odr 305-322-2611 or 8314)993 Monday, May 6, 1995—4A Wayn« 0. Doyl*. Pvblithtr Thomat Giordano, Managing Editor Mtlvin Adkins. Advertising Olrattor • llomr Delivery Week. SI 10. Month. M 75; 3 Months. • I t 25 0 Montha. *27.00 Vrar. *51 .00 Ity Mall Wrek. SI 50 Month Sti OO; 3 Month'. »|H OO 6 Month*. S32 50 Yrar. »60 OO OSHA Passes The Buck Because of unsanitary worklmr conditions, there nre farm laborers In this country suffering from parasites. Infections and dis­ eases at a rate higher than among Third World peasant populations. And there are farm workers. Instructed by pesticide manufaclurcres to carefully wash their hands before e a tin g , who have no access to wash-water In the fields where they work. These facts were not even In dispute among the experts heard by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, ns It tried to decide whether there ought to Ik- a federal regulation requiring employers to provide field workers with toilets and safe water for hand-washing and drinking. Nonetheless, a few days ago OSHA an­ nounced It would adopt no such regulation. Sanitation, a spokesman said, Is basically a public health Issue, which Is more properly the province for state regulation. It was the worst kind of buck-passing. A federal regulation Is needed precisely because only 13 states have enacted their own rules about these rmwt basic amenities. And among those 13, not all require that both water and toilet facilities be provided to field laborers. Hesldes, where the enforcement of such state health and safety rules Is left to local officials, thrre Is often no enforcement at all In mrnl arcus. OSHA hrard plenty of testimony about that. too. which It Ignored. Not that the administration came right out nnd said It was opposed to common decency for workers In the Helds. The official line was, rather, that a federal OSHA rule would have hurt more furm workers thnn It helped, since It would have pre-empted the 13 states' requirements, and many of these states’ sanitation rules are more protective than the federul rule would have been. Hut that, too. Is hokum. Legally, state reg u latio n s th at a d m in is te r th e ir own federally approvrd OSHA plans, cannot be pre-empted by any OSHA regulations that nre wruker. And there Is nothing to prevent other states with strong field sanitation rulrs from putting themselves — and their own furm workers — In the antnr protected legal position. Nor was there anything to prevent the federal OSHA from ndoptlng u stronger rule Itself. Ily law, the frdrral OSHA can't apply Its rules to farms that employ 10 or fewer workers — the majority of farms — while stute agencies can. But there were many ways OSHA could have reached these smaller fnrnn. It could, for starters, simply have counted tructor drivers among u (arm's field employees. Instead. OSIIA officials decided that tractor drivers didn’t have the same needs as other field workers, because they could drive themselves on their tractors to the neurest public bathroom whenever they hud to. It's hard to Imuglnc what (tosscssed the Heagan administration's new labor secretary. Wllllma Brock, to sign off on such nonsense. He came Into office with a reputation for fairness an decency, but apparently saw no use for either In this first major OSHA decision of his tenure That was a mistake that still can Ire — and must be — rectified. It Is bizarre enough thut a worker's right to toilet facilities Is still being debated In this country; that It Is being denied Is outrageous. Please Write Letters to the editor sre welcome for publication. All letters mutt be signed and include a mailing address and, If posalble. a telephone number. The Evening Herald reserves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate apace. B iim r s LAMBRO w o u ld WASHINGTON — Much has been written about the Influence political action committees wield In congressional elections, but little notice Is given to how tax dollars are being used to Insulate congressmen from effective challenge at the ballot box. Congress's tax-funded arsenal of campaign services has grown rapidly In recent years, making It Increasingly difficult for the average U.S, citizen to mount a credible challenge against an Incumbent. These In-house congressional sen'Ices Include long-distance telephone lines; a generous travel budget; radio and television broadcasting, taping nnd distribution services; free giveaways, such as flags, books, calendars and other government publications, unlimited research services: expanded year round district and slate ofber facilities and stafT; congressional photog­ raphers to take pictures of lawmakers with their co n s titu e n ts ; and m an y oth er typ es o f At this rate, one might think that millions of Am ericans are writing their senators and representatives seeking help or expressing their opinion on one Issue or another. However, the truth Is that personal letters to constituents account for only 3 to 4 percent of Congress’s astronomical mailing costs. In fact, most o f this money Is being poured Into unsolicited self-promottonal mailings on a massive scale — primarily newsletters. These mass mailings blatantly promote and hype the lawmaker’ s legislative activities to benefit his or her re-election. Many lawmakers are abusing the franking privilege for all It’s worth, but som e arr using It sparingly or not at all. According to a rrport on last year's mailings, prepared by the Senate Rules Committee, which Maihtas chairs. 12 senators ’ were responsible for 50 percent of the cost, with one senator alone accounting for over lOperccnt.” WASHINGTON WORLD SCIEN CE WORLD Scratches In The Teflon Life Saving Center Bjr Tom O ’Butllvaii ST. LOUIS (UP!) - For years doctors have said most cancers can Ik - treated If detected early, but until six months ago It was hard to find re la tiv e ly Inexpensive one-slop testing aimed ut detrettng tumor* In the rarly stages. Thai may he the reason the Cancer Diagnostic Crnlrr Ltd. In the St. lands suburb of Creve Coeur Is attracting people from ull over the country. P a tll llerry, the cen ter's admlnlstrator. said residents from as iar away os California. Florida and New York have made trips to the Midwest for the testing. "T h e number of people coming from other stales Is growing." Berry said. "A lot of people who travel, like salesmen, arrange their sched­ ules so they can have the tests In I he morning and still do business In the afternoon. The main purpose of the clinic Is lo d r ie d cancer In Its earliest and most treatable stages. All patients found lo have cancer — o r a preranerrous rondlllon — are re­ ferred to specialists for treatment. Berry said. Drs. Ray Wolfl and Sudhu Saha, both obstetricians, nnd Dr. Alan Londe. n general surgeon, said they decided to open the clinic last year alter they did a survey that showed only half the people In the St. Louts area had a family doctor. The center stresses early detec­ tion rather than llie usual process of dealing with the disease. In some cases, when II Is too late. W olff said. "W ith the equipment wc have here we can detect some types of cancer before It becomes terminal and thro have Ihr patient take appropriate measures,'’ hr said. Berry said In Ihr past people have hud to go lo different medical facilities, either a physician’s office, a clinic, or a hospital, to have various cancer tesls performed. "W ith us. all the testing Is right here," she added Dr Virgil Loeb, president o f the Missouri division of the American Cancer Society, mild his only con­ cern with the center was that It might oflrr people who have had the tests a "sense of false security’ * la-cause It Is Impossible lo pro­ nounce a person io<) percent cancer-frrc. "Som e people raised questions about ethics and thnt we were plavlng ujmn the fears of people." iie said "T h ry can say what they want but the fact remains that wc huvr been successful In diagnosing cancer In Its primary stages and consequently been able to save lives." EDUCATION WORLD School-Based Clinics o rig in a te d o u ls ld c the sch ool By Patricia McCormack system. However, the support of NEW YORK (UPI1 - Teenagers In principals and teachers for student growing numbers of communities health services have been vital now cun check In ut a school-baaed factors In gaining approval for clinic for comprehensive health in school clinics, the report said. service* - Including family planning Programs generally are presented The program first sprouted more as comprehensive, mull (service un­ than a decade ago In SI. Paul. its that that emphasize phystctal Minn., as a new approach lo dealing exam inations and treatment of with high rates of childbearing minor illnesses, says Joy Dryfoos. among students. the tracher and consultant who Th r SI. Paul Maternal and Infant aril bored Ihr report. Cure Project has been followed by "This portult certainly Is valid, 14 other programs operating In 32 considering that only u small pro­ schools Many other* are In the portion of ull clinic visits arr for planning stugr. family planning. Nevertheless. In Thr trend, d ied In a report in most clinics new patients, whether "Faintly Planning Perspective*,*' male or female, are asked at their may provide a new approach to Initial visit If they are sexually preventing adolescent pregnancy, active. in fact, high rates of childbearing "If they are or plan to be soon, among students often are cltrd as they are encouraged to practice thr rationale for starting thr on-sltr contraception. If a young woman Is health clinics, the rrport says. Interested In obtaining a birth C o m p re h e n s iv e sch ool-b ased control method, she Is given a pelvic centers that tiller family planning examination and a Pap smear as services are currently operated In part of her physical examination. Bridgeport and New Haven. Conn.; Contraceptive* are generally pre­ Chicago. III.: Gary. Ind.s Flint. scribed following counseling." Mich : Minneapolis and St. Paul, Dryfoos said patients at the Minn; Jackson. Miss. school-tiased clinics generally arc Also: Kansas City. Mo; New York from low-income families, a reflec­ ( Ily. Dallusund Houston. Texas. tion of the neighborhoods In which The report said programs are programs are located. known lo Im- under development In The school-hasrd programs have Cleveland, Indianapolis. San Fran­ t>ern credited with Improving stu­ cisco. and al a new site In Chlcugo. dents' health, lowering birthrates, and In Colorado. Mississippi and raising levels ol contraceptive use rural Nrw Mexico and Improving school attendance.” In New York City, several new The clinics In operation have programs arr bring launched lor Individual caseloads ranging from senior high school*, and one will be atxnil 500 to around 5.000 students started for Junior high schools. a yrar and handle up to 20.000 This nrw Iwlat along ihr arudemvisits annually. ic trail In mosl cases has been By Norm an D. Sandler WASHINGTON |UPI> - President Reagan flew lo Europe this week to engage In som e Image-building public diplom acy, dogged by a single disturbing question: has the G rea t C o m m u n ic a to r lost his magic? After beginning his second term on the strength o f a 49-state elector­ al mandate. Reagan — regarded by no less a critic than House Speaker Thomas O'Neill as the most popular politician he has ever seen — has encountered the m osl serious string o f setbacks, defeats and missteps of his presidency. The furor over his brief visit to the German military cemetery at Bltburg has. by ali accounts, become Reagan’ s worst public relations crisis and lias clouded the departure this montn o f c-Mef image *U»per Michael De »Vi i White House ch ief of staff Donald Regan offered som e classic un­ derstatement was he told an Inter­ viewer, “ There have been easier weeks; I will admit that." Reagan himself may have been thinking about his recent spate of problems earlier this week when he told guests at a Rose Garden ceremony. "Som e days are happier than others." Thr mishandling of the tillburg affair Is only one o f several episodes that threaten to weaken Rragan's political hand and scratch his Teflon coating — all the while raising new questions about (he competence of his senior advisers. Almnst three months after Regan gave up his Cabinet post a* secre­ tary of treasury In a Job swap with flrst-lrnn White House chief of staff James Baker, the staff he oversees has yet to coalesce. The staff lack* the political acumen and cautious Instincts that served and protected Reagan for four years. The conventional wisdom holds thal a foreign trip always causes a presidential political stock to rise. By contrast. Reagan s trip to the seven-nation Economic Summit ha* brrn a round-the-clock damage control mission for (he last three weeks. Once eager to go, Reagan's aides look forward only to a safe return to Washington. The problems however, will not disappear. The deficit, tax reform and Central A m erica all await additional attention from the presi­ dent und all his men. And while the Reagan team has yel to prove Itself, a Iallure to do *o soon could only exate problems farther down the line, at the bipartisanship political courage the president has asked of Congress fall victim to the approach of the 1986 elections JA C K ANDERSON Jets Use Fishermen For Target Practice By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Att* WASHINGTON - A perfect day for fishing turned Into a nightmare ol wartime explosions and terror for Lyle Henry, his two sous and a friend off the North Carolina shore last October. Here's thr bizarre and frightening story: The Henry purty had anchored ihrlr 17-foot boat In I’amltco Sound near un old sunken ship, about 25 tnllrs south of Roanoke Island At about 2:30 p m . several military Jets thundered above them, skim­ ming low over the water. The pilots waved In what appeared to tie a greeting and flew oft out o f sight Th r four fishermen, ull veterans, were not worried. "My FAVORITE show — and Utile:" assistance that contribute materially to the political self-preservation o f our senators and representatives. All told, lawmakers each have a total yearly budget of nearly 92 million al their command, much of which la used solely to aid their re-election. Hut the most valuable and highly coveted campaign subsidy o f all Is Congress’s free mall, or "franking." privilege. The shocking evidence recently presented to Congress by Maryland Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Jr. reveals how members are shame­ lessly exploiting free congressional postage tn r their own political gain. * Last year, the Serrate alone ran up a postage hill o f more than 9-13.6 million, with the total bill for both bouses o f Congress reaching i l l ! million. The clerk o f the House expects mailing costs to total $144 million In the coming fiscal year — three times the 1979 total. Lifestyles ol the Rich Hut within minutes, the nlanrs reappeared, and this time two of them dropped bombs that landed In the water within SO feet of the little boat. The fishermen quickly got the boat's motor started and fled, but not before a third plane had dropped u bomb that almost hit the pleasure craft, rngulllug It in acrid smoke. Fragments from one of the bombs hit Henry. "Som e of the contents o f thr bomb struck me on my right arm ." the 60-year-old West V irgi­ nian recalled. "My amt wus burning and hurting. I picked up an old piece of a towel, and while hanging over the side of the bout I made an attempt lo wash and remove the material that was sticking to my wrist. 1 could not get If off by rubbing It with thr towel and using water." The fragments stuck to hta arm like lur. he said. As they raced toward shore sever­ al m iles aw ay, the party was pursued by several Jets, which buzzed them repeatedly, they said. F i n a l l y s a fe on s h o r e , th e bewildered fishermen learned that they had unwittingly anchored In one of several military bombing ranges adjoining ihr Cape Hattrra* N ational Seashore Her real tonal Area. When Henry got home to Logan. W.Va.. he realized the " ta r " from the bomb hud eaten uwuv hts flesh to the bone. Doctors Identified thr c h e m i c a l us p h o s p h o r u s , a sm oke-gen erating Ingredient of practice bombs. Despite several operations and wreks of therapy. Henry Is afraid he may lose his ann front Infection. Ills son Larry, who breathed fumra released by the nrar-mlss. came down with phrumonia. which persisted for two months, causing him to cough blood Doctors de­ termined his Illness was brought on by Inhalingchemical-laden smoke. Henry’s sons, both West Virginia slate policemen, said the attack on their little fishing boat appeared to be deliberate. "W c tried to get out of the way. but they dove at us," said Larry Henry. "T h ey knew we were there." The Hrnrys also Insist there were no warning signs to mark the target range. And though a spokesman for thr Navy’s Stumpy Point bombing range told our associate Corky Johnson that the area Is posted, several local residents disputed this claim. Warning towers were blown down several years ago. they said, nnd never replaced. In fact, thr locals had their own talcs to tell — of homes being buzzed by low-flying planes, or of being forced off the highway by Jets heading toward them tn an aerial game of “ chicken." M ilitary sp okesm en ackn ow l­ edged that fishermen have wan­ dered Into restricted areas when bombing practice was scheduled, but said their pilots urr under strict orders not to drop thetr bombs until the area Isrleared. A Marine spokesman at Cherry Point, whlrh reportedly had planes In the utr al the tim e of the Incident, said that Navy Investigators con­ tacted the Marine base, but were a ls o c h e c k i n g I n t o o th e r possibilities. Th e spokesman said the explosive charge In a practice bomb Is about os powerful as a cherry-bomb firecracker. The Navy has declined comment until Its Investigation Is complete. �SPORTS Sam Cook HERALD SPORTS EDITOR Collier: QB Of 80s? Misery Is Half O ver ORLANDO — If Reggie Collier Is the "Quarterback o f the 80s," Orlando Renegade fans should be relieved. Their misery Is half over. Collier had another one of his mediocre outings Sunday as the Renegades disap­ pointed a crow d o f 21.085 at Orlando Stadium. T h e ‘Gades lost. 21-7. to the Oakland Invaders This Is nothing new. They're lost three straight and won Just two of 11efforts this spring. They have the worst record In the USFL. This should come as no surprise since they were a horrible outfit Iasi year as the Washington Federal*. Collier Is one of the holdovers from that collection. Anyone who expected the Renegades to win this year must have been reading too much of that "H ype, hype hooray" from that other dally paper. This Is not a very good football learn. Most learns without a proven quarterback seldom are. Collier Is built along the lines of another quarterback Florida football fans went through (he growing pains with a few years ago. His 6-3, 207 pound frame reminds one of a maturing Doug Williams. C ollier's o n ly problem Is that w hile Williams could throw the football — a pretty Important attribute In any football league — Collier can’ t. He Is constantly over, under and around his receivers. Despite Collier's consistent effort to Impress this fact upon coach Lee Corso, the first-year laws has steadfastly stuck with his soon-lo-be 24-yrar-old (next Sunday). “ Reggie Collier Is our quarterback." Corso proclaimed o .c aaain Sunday. "W e expect him It* bci,. .mo better and better and better." ^ Corso, who la coming oil more con man Ilian football coach lately, says that his coaches have been Impressed with Collier's Improvement. "A s long as Reggie continues lo Im prove." he says, “ he will be our quarterback." Corso also laid WKIS' Christopher Russo that he was Just overjoyed with the support from the Orlando fans. He said Orlando Is a major league city which could support the USFL or the NFL. C o l l i e r , m e a n w h ile , w a s q u it e a quarterback In college, Florida Stale will attest lo that. He turned the Semlnoles every way but loose one ufternoon while directing hls Southern Mississippi squad lo 50-ptus points. Reggie's forle In college, however, de­ pended on hls feel and nol hls arm. Anytim e (he medln guide begins a reference talking about a quarterbacks running before hls (Kissing...well...' Had four brilliant seasons at Southern Mississippi...rushing for 2.205 yards and passing for 3.454..." The final sack In Reggie's locker could be a look at hls past. Here's a guy who came out of college as the ' Quarterback of the 80s." yet Itlrmlngham. which drafted him as the third player chosen In the 83 draft, gave up on film after seven games. He went to the Arizona Wranglers before coming to the Feds for a ninth-round '84 draft pick. Running quarterbacks Just don't make It In the NFL or USFL. Besides, the only lim e a running quarterback Is effective Is If he can (M SS Reggie can pass on that one... Lyman. Lake Mary. Apopka and DcLand have to be feeling a bit queasy ufler Friday night. Winter Park, who most coaches feel wasn't (he caliber of their clubs, blanked l-uke Worth. 7-0, for the sectional champion­ ship. Winter Park coach Bob King and hts Wildcats now Join Panama City Mosley, Tumpa Jefferson and Hialeah Miami Lakes In Tampa Winter Park lakes on Mosley at 3:30 p m. Thursday at Al Lopez Field. Hialeah Miami Lakes battles Tampa Jefferson In the second game. King said his team's biggest lest would probably be the regional final. Il was. The Wildcats pulled out a one-run victory over Lyman. The Greyhounds cost themselves several runs with three baserunning lapses and didn't flash the championship caliber which allowed them to upset DeLand and Lake Mary In the district. "N o doubt about It." said King after the win over Lyman. "W e got the break*. We had lo. They've got a really good team." Two more breaks and Winter Park will be slate champ Then check the condition of Lym an's Bob McCullough. Lake Mary's Sonny Wise and Lake Mary's Allen Tuttle... Seminole's boys and girls track teams have quite a challenge staring them In the fare Saturday. They can become double state champions at Winter Park's Showalter Field. Coach Krn Brauman's boys, who have won every meet they're entered this spring, are lhe odd*-on favorite. Coach Emory Blake's girls, whose only weakness comes In the weight events need to outdistance Evans. Oak Ridge. Jacksonville Raines and Largo. Brauman's tram has five standout Individ­ uals In Cliff Campbell (440). Frank Barnett 1120 hurdles). Billy Penlck (m ile). Leo Peterson (long Jump) and Alvin Jones (triple Jutnpl. Blake's team is led by freshmen Shownda Martin (880) and Dotchelle Webster (relays) along with seniors Trtna Walkrr (440). Glenda Bass (relays) and Charlta Wedlock (long Jump). Both team* are strong In Ihe relays, which usually makes Ihe difference at the state meet... Medlock Hopes 3rd State Is Charm By Chris F it t e r H erald Sports W r it e r Chartta Medlock has competed In Just four meets this season, about 10 less than her Seminole High teammates, but she hasn't lei Ihe late start stop her from her goals M edlock continued her late-season surge Thursday night In the 4A-3 Region Championshifts when she qualified for this week's 4A Stale Meet In both the 110 high hurdles and long Jump. She also ran a leg on the 440 relay learn which finished third and also qualified for stale. In both Individual events Thursday. Medlock turned In season's bests and she hopes to do II again Saturday In the Slate Meet at Showaller Field In W inter Park. In the past three meets, the Track/Field senior standout has Improved significantly In both ihe 110 hurdles and long jump " W e had big Ideas for Chartin at Ihe beginning of this year." Seminole coach Emory Blake said. "S h e has a lot of talent. She holds Ihe school record In the long Jump 119-6) She has the capabilities of being a 20 fool Jumper. Her grade eligibility hindered her but wr have seen steady progress out of her these past few weeks. She's getting stronger every m eet." It is In the tong Jump where Mcdlock’s chances are greater. When she was a sophomore. Medlock soared lo a 19-6 In the Slate Pentathlon competition In Merritt Island. The state record In ihe long Jump (4 A l is 19-11 by Olympian Chandra Chccsebrough o f Jacksonville Ribault in 1977 'This Is her third lime qualifying for stale.’ Blake satd. "S h e missed last year when shr sc ratched all three limes In long Jump during reglonals. She qualified this year and did 11 very competitively. I hope with Ihe workout we have planned this week, she will come through lor us She could help us out a whole lot In the slate meet." In her first meet of Ihe season Medlock. who See MEDLOCK. Psge 7 A Funeral Dirge Plays Again For Orlando O R L A N D O (U l’ ll - W h ile Oakland marched lo a crisp nrw drum m er Sunday, the song remained Ihe same lor Ihe Orl.imto Renegades ... a funeral dirge Fred Besana. who lost hls starting quarterback Job in Bobby Hebert this year when the In v a d e r s m e r g e d w ith th e Michigan Panthers, fired three touchdown passes, sparking Oakland lo a 21-7 USFL vic tory over the Renegades. An Ineffective Hebert was re­ placed al Ihe start o f Ihe second quarter alter complaining o f dizziness and Besana completed l4-of-19 passes lor 193 yards against ihr league's worst de­ fense lo silence a crowd o f 21.085. The Invaders. 7-3-1. moved wllhln percentage (minis 01 (Irsl-plnec Houston In the Western Conference. Houston 7 3, (days at Purl land tonight. "I didn't want lo embarrass myself out there." said Besana. who had attem pted jusi 18 pusses entering ihe game. "M y (eel (or Ihe game got belter as ihe day progressed, 1 was tils* appointed about (rin g beaten mil In training ramp, but there's no animosity between (lobby and 1. Obviously, things didn't go ihe way I hoped, bill we're iHitb s t a r t e r s In Hits leugur ... u u lortiin atelv. w e're on ihe same team ." Besana had T l) pusses of 63 yards to Derek Holloway In the second (M-rlod. 3 yards tn runn­ ing back Tom Newlon In Hie third quarter and 15 yards to Anthony Carter al 4:31 ol the fourth quarter. The Reitegudea. 2 9 following iheir third consec­ utive setback, ran for Jusl 44 yards and were held 10 Reggie Collier's 11-yard TD pass to Joey Walters. "Our guys are not losers — they 'p la y e d like hell." said Orlando Coach la-r Corso. “ They Ik *u I u s with greul athletic (days hv great aliilctcs We've got nothing lo lie ashamed of. W r'rr going to stick with Reggie Collier until hr gels Hie Job done S u n d a y ' s T a le ol T w o Quarterbacks didn't have a very happy ending (or the Orlando Renegades. Reggie Collier, above, goes up on hls toes to fi nd a r e c e i v e r a g a i n s t the O ak la nd I n ­ vaders. The Collier led of­ fense could produce |usf seven points. At the right, Fred Besana, subbing for ait i neffective Bobby Hebert, moved Oakland with pinpoint passes like this over Kevin Kellln to three TDs In the 21-7 victory. tWiM hr VtmCm * Pro Football Hrsanu snapped a 7 7 tie by directing a 69-yard drive billow lug Hu* second hall klrknll He scrambled 17 yards tor a llrst down and hit 15 yard passes lo Eric Jordan and ( •melon Hanks as Ihe Invaders m oved lo Hie 3-yard line Besana ilirn Inked a hnndoff and tossed ihe tiebreaking scoring pass in Newton in the right corner with H 19 lell In the ibird quarter Aftrr Jrlf Hrockhnus missed a 52-yanl Held goal attempt lor Orlando. Ihr Invaders reeled off a 12-play, 05 yard march anil Iced Ihr victory on third and HI w hen Carter went dow n Ihe left sidelines ami look Besana's lim ing pass out o f Ihe hands ol right tornrrback Elbert Gray for Ids eighth TD reception ol Ihr season. Ileberl. the Western Coldereuc-e's No, 2 passer, laced a strong rush in Hie llrst quarter and com pleted )u sl 2-of-lO passes beforr Ik-saua replaced him Bentley rushed lur H'2 yards w h ile (lie O akla n d d efen se llmllcil Orlando lo )usi 185 total yards. B U LLS STUN G E N E R A LS .J A C K S O N V IL L E ( I l l 'l l N'orrts llrowti says that since lie was walvrd by the New Jersey Generals, hr lias wanted to do whatever he could lo help Hie Jacksonville Bulls lx-.il tin- Irani tic was not good enough lo make. Brown did Just that Sunday, relum ing a klckull 82 yards early In the fourth quarter lo put the Bulls up. 23-16 Try as they might, the Generals could nol overcome Brown's |K-rfornuiliee "Anytim e you get a special teams tnuehdown. II makes a big difference." said Generals coach Wall Michaels Iterschel W alker turned In another dazzling performance Tor (hr Generals, lu ltrig die loot ball 29 limes lor 169 yards E llio tt Leaves Rulesmakers With Dusty Taste IALLA U KG A . Ala. |U!‘t) - Aller winning hls fourth superspeedway race o f Hie season In record speed and leaving NASCAR rulrsmokers eating Ids dust In Hie process. Bill Ellloli has only one problem. What dties he do for -in encore? The answer came easy to Elliott's older brother. Ernie. Ihe crew chief and engine builder for the Ford Thun derblrd that won Su nday's Winston 500 — go (aster. " T h e lim it la what you limit yoursell lo ," said the older Elliott, who watched hls brother capture the (xde position with a record 209 mph qualifying run and then win the rare with an average speed of 186.288 mph — a record lor a 500-mile event “ I think a good goal lo shoot for w hen w r come back Is 212 |mphl." Elliott had to fight off both u NASCAR rule change designed to slow him down and an oil line NASCAR problem In the flrsl 50 laps to win Sunday at the 2,66 mile Alabama International Motor Sprrdway. The oil line problem pul him almost two laps down, but he roared Isick lo grab Ihr lead lor good 20 laps from ih e fin is h and took ih e checkered (lag 20 car lengths ahead of Kyle Petty. Petty, equalling Ihe l»e»t finish of hls NASCAR earrer, edged defending champion Calc Yarborough In a fender-lo-fender flghi to grab llie runnrrup sjmj I as Fords grabbed Hie lop three places "I'm happy with Ihr way we ran today, bul I couldn't do anything with Elliott. He could go whenever he wanted." Yarborough said Bobby Allison in a Bulck and Rleky HiithI in a Ford Itnisticd (mirth and fifth, respectively, both a lap behind ihe leaders, 11 was the flrsl lim e Fords have finished 1-2-3 since the 1969 Dixie 300 al Atlanta and rs|>cclally satis­ fying to Flllotl In lieu of Ihr rules change Ihai went Into effect Sunday. The rulr raised all Fords onr-hulf Inch and allowed General Motors' < ars lowered the same amount, equalizing heights at 50 Vi Inches. "1 think they're going to make It run without a driver now." Elliott Joked alter the victory "T ile way I look al II. there wilt be some more rule change* down the road. We ll continue to work hard, no matter what they do." Thr racr run caution free for 159 lap* with Yarborough leading most of Itic way Flllotl finally made up hls early deficit, using a slingshot ma­ neuver to surge past Yurbornugh on turn three of tap 145. Hut (hr llrsl caution Bag was unfurled 15 laps later lor debris on ihe truck, and Yarborough was llrsl Into ihr plls Thai lead Insled only four laps, us Flllotl regained tin upper hand on lap 169. Yurborough once again had a chance lo surge hack In Iroul whyti Eddie lllrrscbwul smacked the wall on lap 173. producing the second caullon. Hut Ellloli won ihr «prlni from the plls Hits tim e T h e D a w s o n v lllr. Ga . native stands a good chance ol Kipping ihr $3 million mark Iwforr Ihe season Is finished Ills victory guarantees him another • 100,000 for taking tiii second of a four-event Winston Mil lion promotion und leaves him only one victory short of ihe total prize A victory ut either the World 6 0 0 or Hie Southern 500 would give Etlloll Hie f l million bonus Mahler Finds It Ironic To Be (7-0) A T L A N T A tUPI) - Rick Mahler finds It rather Ironic to be the wtnnlngest pitcher In the majors while lolling for a team lhal Just two years ago had given up on him. "There was a lime when I thought my luturc was going lo be In another organization." said Ihe Atlanta Braves' 31-year-old rtght-handrr after Sunday's 6-1 victory over the Montreal Expos hiked his record (o 7-0."But. I'm glad lhal I go! inv chance to plav In Atlanta, that li worked out like It did " Mahler Joined thr Braves' organization a decade ago as an afterthought. The Braves had already signed hls older brother. Mickey, and Mickey talked them Into giving Rick a chance The Braves released Mickey. 10-24 In three seasons with Atlanta just prior lo the 1980 w-osou. bul kept Kick, who has a career mark ol 37-26 In hls seventh major league season bul was shipped bark lo Richmond In 1983 He was N.L. B a s e b a ll brought back up last season and bis 13-10 rerord was Ihr learn s second-best. Although he has yrt to go nine Innings this vrur. Mahler ha* won all seven of hls starts — Ihe only Braves starter lo win ut all Sunday. Mahlrr. who has an FRA of 2.05 In 52 Innings, gave up right tills and two wulks In eight Innings. Thr only run tjr allowed came on Dan Drlrsscn's homer leading o lf Ihe second. The Braves were paced by Terry Harper, who. like Mahlrr. lias »|>eiil most of hls career shuffling between Atlanta anil Richmond. Harper drove In llirrr runs wllh a double and a single " I jusl like lo hit ihe ball with consistency." said Harper, whose 10 RBI are second on Ihe club tn major Icagur leader Dale Murphy. Rick M ahler, left, won hls seventh game and Terry Harper drove In three runs as the Braves whipped Montreal Sunday Tim Raines was 0 tor I In a pinch h lllrr's role (or Ihe Expos. N A I\E S G A U G E ............................................... 7A �—Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Will Spend A Buck Go For Bonus? Monday, May A, IMS SPORTS LOUISVILLE. Ky. (UPI) - Dennis Diaz, owner o f Spend a Duck, said he will ship his Kentucky Derby winner to Garden State Park today. Bui hr ha* yet to decide If hK coll will run In the Jersey Derby, the rich inaugural race at Garden State, or the the Preakness. the second leg of the Triple Crown. "N o w don't take that to mean that he's running In Ihe Jersey Derby, because It doesn’t.” Diaz said Sunday outside Spend a Duck’s Churchill Downs’ stable. "H e loves It ihrre, and he gets good care there. When he left after winning Ihe Garden State Stakes, (hey locked up his stall and said they'd keep ll waiting for him ." The Jersey Derby offers a possible 92 IN BRIEF A lb e rt, Rum ler C apture M VPs For Prom ising Tribe Kickers The Sc-mlnolr High vx-rer program rrfleclr(l on Ihr past waaon and looked forward to a promising future Thursday at Its awards banqurl at Ihe Sanford Civic Cenler. For the boy* leant. Malt Albert, Just a freshman, was selected Most Valuable Player. Bobby Von Hcrbults. one of the few seniors on Ihe team, was named Outstanding Defensive Player and also received the Army "Senior M V P ’ ’ award sponsored by the Army and the National Coaches Soccer Association. Other award* were presented to Tim Roberts (Oulstundlug Offensive Player), Gary Barnett (Most Improved) and David Mall (Most Promising Junior Varsity Player). For the girls, sophomore Sherri Humler. an All-County and All-State selection, was the Most Valuable Player. Homier divided her lime la-tween goalkeeper and forward litis past season and excelled at both positions. Cindy Benge and Angela Freeman were the Outstanding Defensive Players while Vicky "SpufTy” Paknvlc was the Outstanding Offensive Player Carol Lykrn* was the Most Improved player while Tracey Farrelly won the Coach's Hustle Award. Ih-th Nelson, who scored a multitude of goals despite missing almost half the season with an Injury, was the Army Senior M.V.P Mr, Wayne Edward*. Wuyne Altx-ri and girls coach Suzy Reno were presented with "Hat Trick’ Award Jackets Edwards, owner of Celeste Industry In Sanford, and nn avid Seminole soccer fan, presented earh graduating senior, hoyaand girl*, with a soccer jacket. Horse Racing Dave LaPoint wasn't about to let this one get away. The San Francisco left-hander captured bis first victory of the season Sunday, blanking St. Units 5 0 . It was the first time Ihe Cardinals were shut out this Pefe Rose rapped three hits season. Sunday fo move within 75 of LaPoint. 1-4. owns a 1.69 Ty Cobb's all-flme record. ERA. fifth best In the National League. He struck out six and walked two In his first apperance Msts 3. Reds 2 against the Cardinals since being At Cincinnati. Dwight Gooden traded In Ihe deal that sent Jack struck out nine and rookie out­ Clark to Sl. Louis. In his pre­ fielders Len Dykstra and John vious four games. theGlunts had Christensen each Bitted tn a run scored Just four runs. to lead the Mels Three of Ihe LaPoint Insured Ihe victory seven hits yielded by Gooden. wit It a run-scoring double In the 4-1, were to Pete Hose, who filth inning. needs 75 hits to break Ty Cobb’s " I ’ve got to have the highest all-time record of 4.191. Tom hatting average among pitchers Drowning. 2-1. suffered the loss. In Ihe leugue." said LaPoint, Pirates 3, Dodgers 2 who entered Bitting .429 At Pittsburgh, bases-loaded " W e gave him more runs walks to Joe Orsulak and pintoday than we have all season." ch-hltler Johnny Ray by re­ San Francisco manager Jim lievers Tom Nlcdenfuer and Duvcnport said. "H e’s pitched Curios Diaz helped Ihe Pirates, Just outstanding all year. Hr Rlrk Rhoden. 2 3. got the vlrlory should be 5-0 instead o f 1-4. and John Candelaria pitched (he This gumr show* what good nlnlh for bis fifth save. Nlrdcnpitching and timely hitting wit) fuer dropped to 1-1. do for y ou ." Astros 4. Phillies 3 LaPoint has U rn making a At Philadelphia. Jose Crpz hit habit o f living with hard luck, u two-run homer In the first to Earlier this season against Los lift the Astros Joe Nlrkro. 2-3. Angeles, hr lost a shutout bid In doubled home a run and Frank (be ninth Inning He had a 2-0 DlPIno got the final out for his lead and a one bitter working fourth save. Shane Hawley. 2-3. when he walked Mike Marshall absorbed his second straight and gave up a two-run homer to loss. Prrlro Guerrero He tost the Cubs 4 . Padres 2 (suspended) game on a loth Inning homer by At Chicago, the Padrcs-Cub* Dave Anderson. game was suspended after six LaPoint kept the Cardinals innings lierause of darkness. It olf balance by throwing more will Ik - completed at Wrtgley fastballs and less sliders than Field — the only major-league norma! to go with his outstand­ jwrk without lights — July H ing change-up before the regularly scheduled " H e ’s doing the Job," said St. game between the clubs Sun­ Units manager Whllry Herzog day’s contest was delayed by "W e know hr can pitch." rain three times. K rlek Whips A ria s , Elem ents I.AS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) - For Johan Krlek. It was a victory over Jimmy Arias and the elements. Krlek overcame a first-set loss and scorching heal Sunday to defeat Arias 4 6, 6-3. 6-4. 6-2 and win a 9500.000Grand Prtx tennis tournament. In capturing his llrsl tournament since August 1063. Krlek earned 960.OOO Arias won 940.000 for serond place In the 32-player tournament, which began Monday. On-court temperatures Sunday approached 100 degrees, The tournament Is known us the Alan Klng-Cnesars Palace Tennis Classic. Artu*. of Buffalo, N Y . broke Krlek In Ihe ninth game to go up 5 4 and then held serve to win the llrst set Krlek. a South African living In Naples. Fla., said bring one set In-hlnd did not Ixither him. LPGA: A lcott Coasts In Rain HILTON HEAD ISLAND. S.C. (UPI) - Rain, wind and a scare over a man authorities thought might be armed didn't fuze Amy Alcott, who went on lo a n easy four-stroke victory In the LPGA Moss Creek Plantation Women's invitational "It's fullllllng to win on u good golf course," said Alcott. who shot a 3 under par 69 Sunday to Dntsh 4 tinder 264 She collected 930,(XX) for the triumph "It's u demanding course, u shotmaker's course. You have to ltdnk your wav and use your head on this course," Alcott said. "Early In the week. I missed u lot of putts but 1 kept my confidence. Till* Is a very exciting win.” Alcott was Ihe only golfer to complete Ihe tournament under par. In u lour way tie at pur 266 were Nancy Lopez, second round trader Patty Sheehan, Kathy Postlewult and Jull Inkster. The prospects for a stallion In ihe future •irr as Important as his prospects now.” Diaz said. Be also said he would "ta lk ” w-llh his colt, who was cheeked out a* healthy Sunday by , Ihe track veterinarian — save for a tiny cut nn his right hind leg "You have to listen to the horse.” Diaz *utd "H e may tell us he nerds the extra nine days of rest." Jackson Hits 508th, Angels Tip Brewers U c lt e d P re s s I n te r n a tio n a l SUGAR LAND. Texas (UPI) — Martina Navratilova, the world's No. I ranked wom en’s tennis player, doesn't sound like she’ s ready to leave the front o f the (tack. After defeating stubborn Ellse Durgln. 6-4. 6-1, Sunday to capture the 9150.000 Virginia Slims of Houston. Navratilova said she's ready for the uj)coinlng French Open and Wimbledon tournaments. "I feel more ready now than ever." said Navratilova, who earned 927.500 for Sunday's victory. " I ’ ve won two tournaments and I haven’t lost a sel l feel I’m playing Irriter every match. I can't be happier." Navralllova and Durgln teamed later to win Ihe doubles title over Manueta Maleeva and Helena Sukova. 6 1. 3-6. 63 In the single* final against the unseeded Durgln. who won 914.000, Navralllova had to fight off a stiff challenge. Dut after eight games In the Drst set and the scorr 4-4. Navratilova broke Durgln for the first time, then held serve low ln (beset at 6-4. Diaz said he w anted Parish's Input regardless of the negotiations because of his knowledge of breeding. million bonus plus ihr winner's share of the S600.000 race. A Preakness victory would leave Spend A Duck one victory from thoroughbred racing's most prestigious tumor while enhancing the colt’s polenilal si ud value. Dla/ said he would not decide until talking with several jx-opie trainer Cam Gainbolatl. Derby Jockry Angel C ordero Jr., and William Farlsh III. an established breeder n e g o tia tin g a p o s s ib le quarter-share purr base of Spend a Duck. " I ’ll probably talk to Farlsh Monday.” LaPoint Blanks St. Louis M a rtin a Eyes French, W im bledon Diaz said. ” 1 don’t think we’re going to make a decision before that.” United Press International The California Angels are one o f Hie most experienced teams In the majors, so the last thing you th in k t h e y ’ d need Is srlfconfidence. Not so. says veteran Reggie Jackson. "W e knew we had to play well ut first to gti believabltly for ourselves." said Jackson, who drove In three runs with hts 50Hth career homer and a tworoll double Sunday to |H>wer the streaking Angel* to a 5-1 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers. "N o one counted on us and we Just sort of sat bark to see what we rntild do." The Angels, w-llh 17 players 30 or older, have won nine of their last 11 games and own (he tx-st record in ihr majors at 17-9 California was not lookrd upon as a real threat Oils season. Many o f thrlr key players werr past their prime and the pit­ ching. as always. wu*su*|H-n Th e pitching, which still really can’t he considered solid, has lH-rn somewhul surprising. The Angels wrre filth In the A L In pitching entering the weekend and a iilg reason for that has been reliever Donnie Moore, Moore, acquired tiy the Angels In the free-agent compensation pool, has ulrcudy recorded six savrs and hasn’ t allowed a run In Ills Iasi 16 Innings over 11 str.ilghi appearances. Against the Brewers. I he hard throwing right-hander pitched two Innings to save the game lor Mike Witt. "T h is game was pretty much Indicative of wtiy we are winn­ ing. " said Jackson. Ysnkees 6. Royals 2 At Nrw York. Rickey Hen­ d e rs o n and Don M a ttin g ly slammed back-lo-back tilth In­ ning homers to support thr rom blnrd lour tilt pitching of PhD Nlrkro. 4-2. and Dave Klghetll. Dud Black. 2-2. look the loss Kt-n Griffey and Billy Sample also homered lor New York, which swept the three- A.L. Baseball game set. Tigers 4, White Box 3 At D e tro it. Darrell E van s smuckrd a two-run homer to cap a three-run sixth Inning and m a k e a w i n n e r of J u a n Dercnguer. 1-1. Aurrllo Lopez pitched the seventh and WHIlc Hernandez finished for his fifth save. Richard Dotson. 0-1. was the loser. Rangers 7, Indians 2 At Cleveland. Julio Franco’s second-inning error allowed tw o Texas runs to score and Don Slaught homered to help the Rangers snap a i lure game los­ ing streak. Charlie Hough. 2 1, pitched five Innings for the victory. Burt Hooion pitched an liming and Greg Harris got nine ouls for his first save. Orioles 10. Twins 5 AI Minneapolis. Jim Dwyer smacked a two-run homer to spark a five-run fourth Inning and Cal Ripken went 5 for-6 with lour RBI to pace Ihe Orioles to their ninth win in Ihe last 11 games. Mike Bod dicker. 4-1. w-as Ihe winner and John Butcher. 3-2. took the loss. It was only the second loss In 13 games for the Twins. A‘s 6, Red Box 3 At Oakland, Calif.. Carney Lansford belted two home runs. \ including the game-winning shot In the sixth, to support Chris Cixllroll. 3-1. Jay Howell earned his seventh save. Bruce Hurst. 1-2. was thr loser. Jltn Rice hit two solo homers tor Ihe Red Sox anil Duvr Kingman homered for Oakland. Mariners 4, Blue Jays 1 At Seattle, left hander Mark Langston. 4-2. scattered five hits and K en P h e lp s and I v a n Calderon homered for the Mari­ ners. Toronto slipped to 4-H against left-handed starters this season. Jim Clancy. 0-1, was the loser. BASEBALL ROUNDUP A M E R IC A N ( • ll L P cf • III 10 *00 t Ml 1) o o 11 4 » M ill M A ir OS 1 W% 4 4 '* H i Wn I 11 C a lilo rn ia II M in n a to la It K a m a * C ilv to Chicago V aaltla 11 It O a klan d T a ra * • b lM d i'i ( n ilh 1 1 *.a la n d 1, T * a « l I Nat» V o rk t K a m a a City I C a lifo rn ia 4. M Hmavkaa ) N o tio n l O akland 1 O o tro il T, Chicago I U i i h w h I i I. B a ltim o re * S illllf • T o ro n to I I w E o ' i N atalia O a tro it 4. Chicago ) P G A : Kite G oes W lre-T o -W Ire CADI-SHAD. Calif. (UPI) — A thoroughbred named Spend a Duck scored a wtrr-to wire Kentucky Derby victory this weekend, amt Tom Kite did the same In the 9400.000 I ournament of Champions. In rating thr two performances, someone at thr golf tournament said he'd like to see Ktlr try to run a mile and a quurter In two minutes Pretty tough. 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Matt Knox contributed Direr singles, Chris Kaprlka drove tn two runs with a pair of singles and Pax Meant stroked two singles and knocked In one run. Patrick ttogen and Ben Morgan led the way for Winter Springs with three hits each. Chuck Lamb's hitting and Chrta Jackson’s pitching guided thr Tigers to Ihetr 12th victory In 13 games In the Altumontr Springs Little lea gu e Major American Division. Jackson tossed a onr-hfltrr and waa backed by Lamb’s three KDls as the Tigers subdued the Angels. 6 2 Jackson recorded 12 strikeouts In the game T h r Tigers srorrd four times In thr second to give .Jackson all the runs he needed and added two more runs In the fourth and tilth frames Lamb slugged a pair of singles In three trips, scored two runs and drove In three. John Jump also smashed a pair of singles and drove In two runs while Dana tan g drove In a pair with one single. 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Her times have been going down each week so this should be her week If she keeps going down. Hopefully, she'll go under 15 and that should place somewhere in the state." Medlock's best time in the 110 highs prior to region, was a 15.3 at the district meet which was good for third place. Medlock was also third In the conference at 16.1 and second In the county at 15.8. In both the conference and district, Medlock was one spot behind Apopka's Shelia Terrell. In the region. Medlock outlcaned Terrell at the finish and It turned out that the first time Medlock brat Terrell was worth a spot in the state meet "S h e also ran a good strong third leg on the 440 relay." added Btakc. "T h a t's another part of her natural ability to run. She's really six weeks behind as far as track Is concerned and has been doing a lot of catching up since the county meet. I'm very Impressed with what she's done during the four weeks. She's had a lot to overcome with her not being In lop condldlton compared with athletes running all year." Just placing in the top six In the hurdles and long jump will be a fine accomplishment for Medlock considering she missed most of the season. But Medlock knows that she what she Is capable of. And, knowing that, maybe she can unleash another 19 foot leap like she did two seasons ago. "The 19 6 will always stay In her mind." Blake said "A n d other coaches minds They know she cun do il. too. Charlta has had some little bad spots In her high school career but she's paid the price." ...Medlock Continued fro m 8 A was academically Ineligible for the first half, look third In the long Jump at the Seminole County meet at 16-1IV*. She didn't com pete In the long Jump at the Five Star Conference meet but came buck In the 4A-9 District Championships to take fourth at 16-8Mi which was good enough for a brrlh in the regionals. Medlock broke loose In the region meet Thursday with a season's best leap o f 17-8*« which was good for second place and a berth in the state meet. Oak Ridge's Michelle Spear, Just a sophomore, won with an 18-8**. Spear will be the favorite In the state meet Saturday. She leads the state with a lea p o f 19-0. "T h e running aspect you never really worry about." Blake said. "That's som ething that Is maintained. While the long Jump depends on technique, tim ing and concentration. W e've got one week for her to get down the right timing und If she does It she'll be In the thick of Ihlngs Saturday." In the hurdles. Medlock ran her season's best Thursday with a 15 1 which was good for fourth In ihr region. The lop four In the region meet got to state. Oak Ridge's Ava Anderson won with a 14 8 so there Is not much of a gap between first and fourth places out of Region 3. "She had every body beat the first 50 yards but she hit one hurdle and It kind o f threw her off." Blake said o f Thursday's race. “ She really had a Price Rallies To Make State N « | M P S e 'o * , Itmmy Viik » « I Charlta Medlock strains lor the extra foot Seminole senior hopes third tim e is a charm at the state long jump. Johnson, Pistons Square Series United Press International The Detroit Pistons arc even with the Boston Celtics and they have Vinnlr Johnson lo thank for It. Johnson scorrd 22 o( his 34 points In the final period and the Pistons erased an 11 -point deficit at the start of thr final period to hand Ikrston a 102-99 setback In Game 4 o f their Eastern Conference semifinal scries. The victory at Joe Louis Arena pulled Detroit even ai 2-2 in the Itrsl-ofsrven scries with Game 5 Wednesday night In Boston. Gam e 6 is scheduled Tor Friday night in NBA Playoffs Detroit. "You don’t win loo many gam es when you play only 36-40 minutes of decent b a ll." Boslon coach K.C. Jones said. “ Il's nothing complicated on how they won the game. Their hIkiIs went in and ours didn't. We couldn't buy a bucket If we had any money. “ Instead o f us being in a position of going bark to Boston to wrap up the s e r ie s . D e t r o i t n o w h a s t h e momentum In their favor and we're lighting lo survive." The Cel lies are looking for ihe cure lor Ihrlr late-game blackouts. "You mean to tell me we played four quarters?” asked guard Dennis Johnson, who could not contain Vlnnle in the final period. "1 thought we only played three. 78ers 102. Bucka 99 PHILADELPHIA IUPII - Julius Ervtng. who captured his first NBA championship ring with the 76ers in 1983, says this year's Philadelphia squad Is b e tte r than that lllle winningclub. "W e have a killer Instinct." Ervtng Quebec Uses Overtime Magic To Topple Flyers United Press International At this rate. Quebec's oppo­ nents arc going to skip overtime and turn the points over to the Nordiques. Quebec won its fourth playoff overtime contest in as many o p p o rtu n ities Sunday night when Peter Slastny scored 6 20 into sudden-death play to give Ihr Nordiques a 2 1 triumph over ihe Philadelphia Flyers In Game I o f their Stanley Cup semifinal. “ I Just cross m y fingers and pray." Quebec coach Michel llergrron said, bul actually he has schooled Ihe Nordiques well in overtime, Sunday, his club oulshot the Flyers 6 3 In the extra session for a 44-29 total. "W e (eel m nlldrnl In overtime hecausc we have won so ollen ." llergrron said "W e kept playing our game — trying lo get a lot of shots. Peter can beat teams in so many ways. Tonight he did it with a slapshot." Game 2 ol the best of seven Wales Conference final Is Tues­ day night at Le C ollser in Quebec. With each leant a man short. Stastny scored on a 50-foot slapshot over the right shoulder NHL Playoffs o l g o a lie P e llr L in d b e r g h Stastny, with another overtime goal, clinched ih r quarterfinal series against Montreal Thurs­ day night, "T h e puck was txiunclng a hit when I hit It." Stastny said. "It was difficult lo handle because II was not fly in g flat. Il was txiunclng when I hit il. Il started descending, hit the crossbar and went In." Philadelphia fo rw a rd Dave Poulin said the Flyers were surprised by the Nordiques' stamina. "W e really ex (reeled them lo lx- ttrrd." he saitl "W c didn't expect them lo com e on so strong this early in the series, Perhaps later on. " Monday, May a, ItM —7A and Mychal Thompson scored 17 sa id after th e 7 6 e rs beat the points apiece to help Portland avoid Milwaukee Bucks 121-112 to sweep their Eastern Conference semifinal In elimination. The Trail Blazers trail 3-1 m the best-of-seven series. Game four games Nelson Ihlnks Philadelphia Is a 5 of the Western Conference semifi­ good candidate, to win another cham­ nals is Tursdav ntglil ai Inglewood. CalU pionship "W h a l bothered me most alxiui thr “ I think Phllly is a sleeping giant ihat woke up during the Washington game is that we lost." Laker coach series." he said. " W e arc not a had Pat Riley aaltl "T h e y were very basketball tram and you saw what aggrrsslvr In the second period and they did to us. Phllly is a champion­ ih.il was a key la lor in Ihe gam e." ship-caliber tram and will be unlll Nuggets 125. Jazz 1 18 At Salt Lake City. Alex English Doc (Ervlug). Bobby (Jones) and struck for 40 jKiints to power Denver Moses (Malouel retire." Malone led the Sixers with 31 to a 3-1 lead In Its scries with Utah. points. Including 17 In the final Gam e 5 is Tuesday night at Denver period. Hr said Philadelphia is trying where the Nuggets have won 24 ol their Iasi 26 games English slug to regain some lost respect. 14 -of |9fmm ihr floor Philadelphia next will meet the Adrian Danilry led Utah with 33 winner of the Detroit-Boston series. (minis hut he missed 2 free throws with 16 seconds Idt and ilie Jazz Trail Blatera 1 IS. Lakers 107 At Portland. Ore . Klkl Vandcwcghe trailing 121-1 IN By Chris Fitter Herald Sports Writer Kelly Price's week may not have gotten off to a good start, but It ended with a bang The Oviedo High sophomore missed a day of sehool and a practice because she was out sick early last week, but she shook off what was ailing her In time for ihe 3A-2 Region Championships Friday at Jesuit High In Tampa. Prtce kept her storybook season going Friday as she qualified for Ihe 3A State Meet In both thr 110 high und 330 low hurdles. Price Is ihe first Oviedo girl to qualify for stale sitter Marsha Grady (also a hurdler) did it In 1982. "K elly had hern sick and she was a little tired In Ihe prelims al the meet." Oviedo coach Ken Kroog said "But she came back strong in the finals." Alter running a 48.2 In the prelims of Ihe 330 hurdles. Price ran an Impressive race in the final as she won Ihe region title with a lime of 46,5, more than a second better than herrlosesl competitor. Price had the top time In the prelims In the 110 highs. 15 5. bul she Just did qualify in Ihr finals as she finished (mirth at 1ft. I . The 3A Stale Meet w ill t>e held Friday night at Shnwallrr Field in Winter Park While Price had an outstanding meet Friday, the rest of the Oviedo athletes didn't fare as well In (act. Price was the only one, (toys and girls, to qualify for state lor the Lions. One of Ihe biggest disappointments In the region meet came In Ihe 120 high hurdles where senior Bryan Stewart was looking to qualify for state. Stewart ran a school record 14.6 In the prelims and that would have hern good for second or third place In the (Inals But Stewart hit the last two hurdlrs In thr finals and wound up finishing firth "Bryan's goals this year were lo brruk the school record and qualify for slate," Kroog said. "H e broke Ihe record in Ihr prelims und he was running second In the finals until he hit the last two hurdles. And he didn't Just clip them, he hit them hard." Another of Ihe many dlsap|mlntmrnta for Ihe Lions came In thr high Jump Senior Kevin Thompson rlrurrd 6-4. which would have qualified easily In Ihe 4A region, but he didn't place In Friday's meet. First place was 6 10 while It look 6 6 Just to get in Ihe tup four. WE’LL PAY YOU UP TO *400 TO T/VPTHE SUN FOR HOT WATER. HARM TO SCUBA D IV E SA N FO RD C L A M S * MOW f O S M I M C ALA. 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On Sunday, hundred* o f thousands of Spaniard* look part In protests against Reagan. N ATO and the presence of 12.600 U.S. m ilitary personnel at four base* In Spain. About 75.000 people, m ost of them communist sup|>ortcrs. marched In Madrid and another 225.000 protesters demon­ MADRID (UPII — Thousand* o f police were on alert today for President Reagan's arrival for a two-day state visit that has prompted nationwide marches by proicsiers ( hauling "R eagan go home" and demand­ ing the rem oval o f U.S. bases. IN BRIEF AIDS M o vin g Too Fast For Probers To Find Donors Ifeagan. ending an emotional trip lo West Germany, was to Ire greeted at Madrid’s Harajas Airport today by King Juan Carlo* I and Queen Sofia ORLANDO (UPII — Onr o f two AIDS Investigator* In Florida *ny* they are unabk to search the stale for blood donor* who m ay have passed the disease to rlghl people. Health officials susperl the eight Floridians developed AIDS after blood transfusion*. But Gus Serrnoa. one o f the Investigator* for the federal Centers for Disease Control, say* the disease In spreading so fast that officials cannot track the Infected donors — who may donate still more blood. "W e follow as many as we ran. but we can't keep up with the cases," Sermo* said. Dr. Jeffrey Sticks of I hr slate Department of Hralth and Itrhaollltallve Services wild the two Investigator* "cannot keep their head* above w alrr." A special limousine shipped from lhe Uni led Stale* then was to lake the president to the Pardo Palace, once the official residence o f the late dictator Generalissimo Francisco Franco and now guest house for visiting heads o f stale. Police refused to give other details of the security operation but source* said they 77 Two Escapees Caught; Two Free " A ll these people are out In the street because, above all. they want thrlr country to be neutral." Communist Party leader Gerardo Iglesta* said. In Barcelona, protesters broke I he glass door of the building housing ihe U.S. consulate and sprayed paint on Ihe outside watt*. Believed Dead In U.S. Copter Crash TOKYO (UPII - A U.S. Marine helicopter with 17 (reiiple aboard crashed Into the Partite oil soul hern Japan today, and search trams failed to locale any survivors. U.S (orresspokesmen said. WEST PALM HKACH (UPII — Four prisoner* accused of vlolrnt crim es sawed through ccllhlork bars and escaped from the Palm Heat h County Jail by knotting bedshect* together Sunday, but authorities quickly recaptured two o f them and (tressed the search lodny for the others. Throdore Daryl Washington. 22. and Joseph Daniel lllvlns, 24. both murder suspects, were still free unlay, sheriff*s deputies said Their prison clothing was found In a canal about f>0yards from a Jail fence. Deputies said Washington had Itern Jailed to await trial for the murder of 10-year old Yolanda Santa. tile niece o f a woman be once lived with strated In Barcelona. Demonstrallons also look place In Seville. Malaga. Zaragoza. Bilbao. Pamplona and other cities Protesters In the capital chanted. "NATO no — out with the bases!" and "Reagan — outlaw, fascist and gunslinger!" Youths smashed a window and hurled two gasoline bombs at the headquarters of the conservative Popular Alliance Party, which has supported Reagan's policies. The CI1-53D helicopter, attached lo Ihe First Marine Aircraft Wing o f the noth Marine Air Group at Camp Duller In Okinawa, was flying with another chop|>rr when It went down off the Island of Yakushlma. the military said. The chopper, flying lo Okinawa from the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station at Iwakunl In western Honshu, plungrd Into the sea about 15 miles south southwest o f the Island, some 625 m iles southwest o f Tokyo, according to U.S. military *pokemen In Okinawa and Yokosuka, a U.S. Navy base outside Tokyo. The cau se o f Ihe accident was nut immediately known. U.S. and Japanese patrol ships and planes combed the area but had failed lo locate any survivor*. Marine Corps spokesman Cap I Mark Hough In Washington said. "Apparently there were two choppers Hying together. The one observed the other go Into the w ater." giving searchers a good ft* on the downed aircraft. The Identities of Ihe 17 people on board, all military personnel, were withheld pend­ ing notification of families. Hough said Ihe chopper, similar lo one President Reagan (lies, usually has a Hirer man crew and Is capable of carrying up to 38 people. AREA DEATHS E T H E L DIXON Mrs. Ethel Dixon, 78. of 3578 Main Si.. Sanford, died Friday at Florida H o sp ita l-A llu m ottle. Born Aug. I. 1907 In Havana, Fla , she moved to Sanford from there In 1043. Stic was a home­ maker and n member of New Bethel AME Church, Sunford. Survivors Include two sons. Roy Pendleton, Sunford. and Oils of Gainesville; six grand r h 11 d r e n : t w o g r r a 1 • grandchildren. Marvin C, Zanders Funeral Home. Ajxjpka, Is In rharge of arrangement*. F R A N K C. H IL L JR. Mr. Frank C. Hill Jr.. 73. of 2 4 4 C r o w n Oa ks Way. Longw ond. d ied Sunday at South S em in ole Com m unity Hospital, Longwond Horn In Meriden.Conn.. July 8, I UI I , he moved lo Dm gwood from Knsi Hartford. Conn.. In 1984. lie was a retired grnrral manager for an agricultural supply company and was u iTutentanl He was a World War II Arm y veteran Survivor* Include hi* wife. Ilclru <i , daughter. Ellzalteth 11.. Glufllnnhury, Conn.; two nous. Frank C. 11. Wal|>ulr. Malur. Charles It East Itarlfnrd. a b r o th e r. W a y n e A. , Fort L a u d e r d a le ; t h r e e g ra n d clilldrrn. Cox-Purkrr Funeral Home. Winter Park. I* hi charge o( arrangement*. R O X Y II. L IN D Mr. Ruxy Bertram Lind, 63. ol 2)1 Howard Hlvd,, Longwond, died Wednesday at Hu- Veteran* Honpllul til Gainesville. Horn May 15. 1021 In Eu*lon, Pa., hr moved to lamgwtxxl hum Sail lord In 1969, Hr was a lorrinaii lor the city ol Maitland water department and was a Catholic. He was a member o f the Moose L o d g e , A m e r ic a n L e g io n , Dlahlrd American Veteran*, and the Fleet Reserve Association Duke Woody llranch 147. all ol Sanford Survivors Include hi* wife, J e w e ll; * lx s o u s , Richard, M rm phl*. T r im ., Raym ond, L u m h rrIv lllr . N J ., J rffe ry , Lrvltlown. Pa.. Roxy, Orlando, Grruld. Las Vega*. Nrv.. and Bruce, Atlanta, a daughter. Ml* Roxanne Qulnone. Egg Harlxir, N J.; 15 grundchlldrrn; four great grandchildren Grarnknw F u n e r a l Hume, Sunhird. 1* In charge of arraiigrmriilN RO BERT LU R IE Mr. Robert Lurie, 71, of 375 Palm Spi mgs Drive, Altamonte Sjirlng*. tiled Friday at Florida lloHpilal Orlando He was txirii In Baltimore. Md.. Aug 27. ID )3, ami m oved In Altamonte Spring* from there nevera! year* ago lie was a retired furniture salettiiiuii and a member ol the Jewish fullh It t a n k m a n , a ml B e r t It a Garnnzlk. all of Baltimore: nix grandchildren. Beth Shalom -Goldstein Memo­ rial Chapel. Orlando, l* In charge orarrangernriu*. KENNETH W. CLARK Mr Kenneth W Clark, ol 1261 Flamingo Circle. DcLand. died Friday al Ills home Horn Srpl. 17. 1912 In Attica. Imt.. he moved lo DrLanil trom Charles­ ton, W V.i . lo IBM, lie was a form er Sanford resident. He was a retired machinist with a citrus company. He also worked on a t o m ic bom b p ro je c t a * a metallurlgsl at the University of Chicago during World W ar II He wa* a Presbyterian and memtx-r ol the Beni Krdcrn Masonic Lodge, Charleston, He was also a member Of thr Scottish Rite uf Orlando. Su rvivor* Include hi* wife, Mildred; * miii hleven, Cincin­ nati; a daughter. Regina Parker, Oviedo; three brothers, Alton, of Inverness, Lawrence. o fL a fy e tlr, lod . and William. Indianapolis Four grandchildren A l l e n - S i i m m e r h ill F u n e r n I Horne. DcLand. I* In charge ol arrangement*. M IS S H O N JA L. P U R V IS Mis* S<m|a L Purvis. 12, of 1318 Mellouvllle Avr.. Sanlord. died Saturday at Ihe Shands Teaching Hospital In Gainesville. Horn March 14. 1073 In Sanford, she wan a Itapllst. She was a si u d en I al the R n n eu w a ld Sellout, Alimonle Springs. Survivor* Include her parents Mr ami Mis. B .l Purvis, San­ lord; Hirer sister*. Angela und Jackie, txith of Sanford, and Raphlne. DcLand. two brothers, Marcus amt Luke. Ixilh of San­ ford: paternal grandmother, Mrs Mattie Parker. Mossy Head. Flu. paternal grandfather. Marcus A P u r v is , C ocoa: m a te rn a l grandmother, Mrs Beulah Mar Malone. Roanoke. Vn Brtssou Funeral Home, San­ ford. is in rhurgr ol arrange­ ment*. HERBERT RAYM O ND SQUIRES III H e rb e rt Raym ond " R a y " Squire* 111, 16. nl 623 Grovclund Avc.. Sanford, died Sunday In an a c ( I d e m a a Lake Mary Boulevard Born April 1. ID69 In 18-1roll, he moved lo Sanford from A|X)|ik.i In 1683 lie was a student at l.ukcvlcw Middle School and was a Baptist Survivor* Include hi* parents, Wanda and Herbert Raymond Jr . Sanford; a brother. Darrell, Sanlord; sister. Angela. Sanford; maternal grandparm lln. T.J. and Elolsr McMcmiamy, Or­ lando; paternal grandmother, M r*. B e r n ic e M S q u ir e * , (asseltierry. G ra m k o w F u n era l Borne. Sanford. In In charge of ar­ rangement*. L IL L A R SWEET Mr*. Llllar Sweet. 74, of 3578 Main St.. Sanford, died Friday al Florida Honpllul. Orlando Born June 10, I d i o in Havana, Fla., she moved lo Sanlord hum there In ID4I. She was u homemaker and member o f New Bethel AME Church, Sanford. She Is survived by a non. David Jr.. Sanford, Marvin C. Zander* Funeral Home. Apopka, I* III charge of arrangement*. ID A K .T O O N K Mrs Ida K Tonnk. D2. of 801 Coldwater Drive. Casselberry, dlrd Sunday at Florida llospl lal-Altamonte. Horn Jan 14. I8D3 In Dragor. Denmark, she moved lo Casselberry from New York In 1981, She was a home maker and a Lutheran. S u rv iv o rs In c lu d e a son, Randall Tixink. Cassellx-rry; a daughter. Rhonda Saulhotf. New York; nine grandc hildren: 15 great grandchildren. Ha Idjv In -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Spring*. I* In charge of arrangement*. ALTON J. VILLIES8E Mr Alton J. Vllliesse. 77, of 320 Heulher Avc.. lamgwixxl. died Saturday ut hi* home Bom Dee 25. 1907 In DePrre. Wl* , tie moved to Longwond from Wirmrlte, 111.. In 1971. lie wa* owner und prc*tdcnt of a con(vsaion* supply company and u member of St. Stephen Lutheran Church He was a member of Moose Lodge 766 and founder. I>u»t secretary and an honorary CAREFUL CO UNSELING WITH H IM CAN A V O ID UNW ISE PLANNINQ W ITH A SALES PERSON rn N ^ u iT t a m ala ry m akak dUttCMtt U m ax M l * ) T / r ." . 323-1204 ___ P o r ^ T o w T u n e r a l T iom T “ “ ™ “ “ * ™ | n o w a ir p o r t b l v d . J SANFORD. FL 32771 E S Cost is o n ly $3.50 per In c h . j I I I “ "* ™ * I » w * a, a la Nata w n A w l yaw, toward w tw g m w ie yea. W r w w * ta w k l* I u n d m la w d ISaia la aa a** |M H «i NAME ADDRESS CITV ZIP STATE PHONE Nam e A ddress. C ity ___ Phone l_ 1)0 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD TELEPHONE (305) 112 )1 1 3 HANFORD. FLORIDA 3 2 7 7 1 Out cpmptatp Funaral Home, *1 aw (ijiillilU i To send your m o th er a m essage of love on Mother's Day, write your sentim ents on the lines b e lo w and m all It to our classified advertising d e p a rtm e n t by M a y 9. a n OAKLAWN FUNCHAL HOMt/ClMCTERY F /o w e n T F o r^ 7 7 7 T v a *7 o m i SUNDAY M AY 12 TO PRE-PLAN YOUR FUNERAL llulllmnrr. four Mater*. Krbccru Treger. Eleanor Ilain*. Betty * .. EXPRESSIONS OF < sp r in g * , Hanna Sacks, p» » pu» _ _ LA * * . * I N * * T H W ^ T u n a fa T a a fy k a ^ o r Mr XannatS W Clark ot D.Land who dlad Friday *111 ba at II • m T u «,d a y »* IS# Allan Summarhlll Fut*r*l Chapal. OkLand, with It* Rav Lpwll Bullard. pwdov ol tt* Fir,I Praabyttrlan ChuvcS o* oltklallng Burial will follow In Evtrgrwm C.nwtary In Son lord Mil* gravwdda Ma»oni< nlo, by Sanlord lodgo 41 Family will racaiva Iriandi trom 11 p m today at I t * luntrol Soma Allan Summarhlll Fonaral Homa. OaLand, In charga WAI TS. M A R G A R E T ( Mamonal tarvtcat tor Ma'ga-,1 Watt,, l a E Main# Ava . Longwood. a t * dtad Friday aill ba l* ld Tuavtay May t at 11 a m al tt* Nativity Ca ISOI Ic CSoftS. Lata Mary wits It* Rav Jama, Saibart officiating Burial Mill ba In Longwood Mtmorlal Gordon, Gramkow Gama, Funaral Horn# Longwood In ctiarga SQUIRES, HERBERT RAYMOND Fonaral karrlta, tor Karbari Raymond Sgulra, III , t«, ol M l Gra^land Ava . Sanlord. who dlad Sunday, will ba Said Tuatday al I p m In Pinatratt Baptul CSurcS wits Or Tom Jacob, officiating Violation will ba today 1 4 and 1 ♦ p m Burial In Oak laws Memorial Park. Lakt Mary Gramkow Ftawral Homa In cSarga LIND. ROXVB — Funaral tarvlca, tor Mr Rory Bartram Lind. U. of 111 Howard Bird , Longwood, wSo dad Wkdnatday. will ba Said Tuetday. May 4 al 10 JO # m al tt* grave,Ida In Highland Mamory Gordon,. Fora,t City Vlillatlon will b* today f t pm Gramkow Funaral Homa In (Sarga OIXON, ETHEL —Funarkl wrvlca, tor M r, Em#l Ol,on. TO. of J}tl Mam S t, Sanlord. who dlad Friday, will ba Tunday al I p m trom Now BatSat AME CSurcS. Sanlord wits tt* Rav M M Burka Jr ottklatlng TSa body will I * In data at n * chores from 10 a m until funaral tlm* Burial In R aitlaw n Ctmattry A Jandartwrvko. Apopka SWEET, LILLA* -Funaral tarvlca, for M r, Llllar Swaat. >4. o l Jilt Main S I. Sanford, w t* dWd Friday, will ba Tuatday at I p m trom tt* Now Barsal AME Church. Sanlord. wits tt* R«v M M Burkt Jr ottklptlng TSa body will I * In tlai* al tt* church trom 10 a m until lunaral lima Burial In Radians Camatary, Sanlord A Zandor,tarvlca Apopka TO MOIW, FO RTHETEARS SHE KISSED AWAY, FORTHE SMILES THAT BRIGHTENED YOUR DAY, SEND HERYOUR Association o f Concr**l<mulrrs Survivor* Include hi* wife. Alice E.: son, John. Miami; s i e p Mu n . L a r r y N e ls o n . Frrwnburg. N.Y.: a daughter. V irginia K rlv u n , A ltam onte Springs; stepduughtrr. Janet Erickson. Kent. Ohio: brother, Lrlund. Casselberry, four grand­ children Bald w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home, Altamonte Spring*. Is In EXPERIENCED FUNERAL DIRECTOR ^WarALkA, Bar, Funeral Notice member of the National Survivor* Include hi* wife, Gladys; two daughter*. Mr*. Toby Medel*uim, Altamonte 444 At >I«» W 1 U . i m « * U ( M il n w W 322 42*1 charge of arrangements. M ARO ARE T W A T T S Mr* Margaret E. Watt*. 80. ol 164 E. Maine Ave.. Longwood. died Friday, at Florldu Hospi­ tal -Altamonte. Born Feb. 14, 1905 In Manchester. N.H.. she m o v e d to L o n g w o o d from Lawrence. Mass . In 1955. She w an u h o m e m a k e r a n d a member of thr Catholic Church ol the Nativity. Lukr Mary. She Is survived by a son. Howard Thoman Walts. Largo; l wo nlsiern. Helen Blankenship and Winifred McHale. both of Longwmxl; a brother, Gerald McHale, Longwood; four grand children; one great-grandchild G ra m k o w -G a ln c s F u ru ra l Home Is In charge of arrangenienta. State ZIP -) Mall *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 t �PEOPLE Evening Herald, Ssnlord, FI Monday, May t, 1W -1B Small Point Big Deal To Harry Truman Fan DEAR A B B Y : Lx rv lime I set* Harry S Trum an's name spelled Harry S. Truman — with a period after the *'S" — I am annoyed because I know It doesn't belong there. Concern­ ing Truman. Ihr following ap­ pears In ihr Encyr-lopedla Amer­ icana. volum e 27. page 174 (copyright 1973): "... Ills birthplace was south of the west-central Missouri area Inio which his grandparents had moved from Kentucky four years earlier. The middle leiler "S " in hN name Is not an abbreviation; It reflects the fam ily's reluctance to choose between his grandfa­ th e r s — A n d e r s o n Shtppe Truman and Solomon Young — in selecting hts name." Practically every news source l have ever read about President Truman has made this mistake Worse yet. I recently came across an advertisement for a gold coin being minted to com­ memorate the lOOth birthday of President Truman, and on the face of It. this glaring error appears! I am writing In you because your column appears In jusi about every lni|xirtunt newspa­ per In the Untied States, and I hope your readers as well as your editors will see Ibis, and ((till perpetual lug this mistake. D A V ID LOOMIS, NACOGDOCHES, TE X A S Dear Abby D EAR D AVID LO O M IS; I loo. had heard that there should Ik* no period afler the " S " In Harry Truman's name, but l noticed there was one on the Jacket of the trook titled "Harry S Tru m an." written by hts daughter. Margaret, v i I wrote to Margaret and asked: (a) What the " S " In her father’s name s IihkI for; and |bl should there be a period after (hr " S ’*? D E A R A B B Y : About tw o \c.irs ago. I read your column In the Peru llnd.l Dally Tribune In which you asked your readers to wr i t e to a s c r v ic e p e r s o n overseas, so thinking II might Ik* fun. I did Just that, Several weeks later 1 received a letter from an officer In the U S Air Force, stationed In Korea Margaret replied; "T h e 'S' In Dad's name stands for nothing There wus a family argument uboul what his middle name should lx*, so lo keep peace In the family, he was hapll/ed Harry S." Margaret further slated: "M y lather always put a dot after the letter 'S': that's why It appears on the rover of the biography I wrote alKiut him " We corresponded for over a year, never expecting to meet Then I moved lo another city about the same time be was sent to the United Stales We soon learned that we were only a few hours apart, and decided some­ what hesitantly to meet. It v e in s that fate was at work, lor us. for we met. and It was love at llrsi sight lor the troth ot iis We are being married In May Thank you, Abby. lor had It not been for you. we never would have met. IN LOVE IN IN D IA N A So, dear readers, even I hough the **S" in Harry Trum an's name stands lor nothing and Is 10UHCY (tO) AMfNCAN PlAYHOUB* 8 CMpMCW) Porton 1 B in d on KWt tVtMMO Vomogul ( tnort M<yy Nxx/t ( S- 8:00 r* » -a ta btac» o«phon In Ctormtny ol tho ond ol h o d Wor H *no boinondo • M od Amoncon ootam D E A R I N L O V E : C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s a nd b e st wishes. Thanks for writing. Your teller made m vday, ® ® e® ew w « iWJirnuoNt hogng >h* nx*n« hMtamo, O 0:30 (101 UACNlIL / LIHAIX MCWSHOUS O (t) LAVtSNC4 tHMLIY 8:05 Q SCVUtLYMMMUJBS 3) O NfWMAHT Doopno cw *i «n« Nil Joonno Mdoiomonod lo got tho croo ol iso Inn togottw to» a Chrwtmoo card phoio Lorry. 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Nelson In And Around Longwood Rosenw ald Sets Prom It will be " A il Evening o f Elegance" for l he young women and men al Rosenwald's SebiKtl Junior-Senior prom on tlie night of May ID from 7:30 to lOp.m Sponsored b y the school's Parent-Teacher O rganization. I lie Im II Is the much Imikcd forward lo chance for the young handleapjied profile to really go all out anil drrss "Hi tn kill" for an entertaining and celebratory evening Music lor listening and danc­ ing will Im* furnished by thr Seminole High School Stage Band In thr Eustmontc Civic Center which Is lo t*e lK-auilftilly decorated by st hoot parents who are also Invited tn share this e x o l 11n g e v e n t wi t h thei r children Also Iron) Knvuw.ild Mrs Ruby Hetulrli. director, reports that senior high level student. Willie Starling lias lirrn chosen lo represent Rosenwald In the Disney World sponsored Dreamers A Doers Program". Each school in the Central Florida urea sclecls an outstand­ ing student to Ik- their repre­ sentative In participate In thr program Starling will attend the May 10 Incentive Awards cere­ mony al the Contemporary Hotel at Disney World, l.o n g w o o d C i v i c l.r n g u e W om an's Club w ill hold Its lnst.ill.illoo of offlcens luncheon at Doll's Smorgasbord In Allumonte Springs on Thursday, May 9. from 11 a m. lo 1:30 p.m. Elected officers to Ik- Installed at ihe lunrheon an* as follows. Khla Nichols, presidenl; June Uintmnn. vlec-prcsidenl; Marlon While, second vice-president; Ida Cox. secrclary; Loulttc Bullaloe. treasurer with Paul M< Kinney as rorres|Mindlng v c rc ta ry and Mollle Sleudlr as Installation officer, Hostesses for the mcelingtunchron arc Peggy Uroutaek. Eul a S c o tt a n d l u n r h e o n ehulrmun Patti McKinney. T h e t hi rd A n n u a l R a in 's BtM>sirr Club G olf Tournainrnt sponsored by Lake Mary High School's Brntsiers }s scheduled lot Saturday, May II, at the Casselberry Country Club, Thr tournament, v t up as a "scrabble" formal. tM-gins at H a.in Prizes will Ik* awarded and a buffet and refreshments of­ fered The (Hillock supper meeting u| the Seminole Branch of ihr American Assoc la I Ion o f Univer­ sity Women will Ik * Thursday, M ay 9. at I) 3 0 p m T h e clubwomen will meet at the Weklva Presbyterian Church on Wt-klva Falls Ro.nl Mrmbera arc to bring a hx>d Item as well as a plate und cutlery (or ihelr own use at thr meal. The fourth annual Charity Night Dinner Dance of the LongwcKMl Sertoina Club will raise proceeda primarily lo send MIm Iiu Gurevich, u 4-year-nld autistic child, und his parents. Mr and Mrs. Lev Gurevich, to the Option Instillin' In Shrflield. S e r t o in a . P O B ox 3 5 2 5 , Longwood. FI. 32779 Proceeds collected that arc not needed for the Gurevich project L ongw ood will go to scIhkxI programs tor C orresp on d en t the hearing Impaired scholar 32 3-8893 ship*, and equipment lor the deaf, and lo help tiecdv families al l he hollduv season Nancy Fry© Mass Here, the child and hts parents will undergo an tnlenatve program that offers Iiojm* lor the autistic. The Sanford Civic Center sets Ihr scene for the May 11 benefit. Donations are 3125 |h*t couple and will buy rnrklalls, hors d neurvrs, a sit-down dinner und an evening n( dancing These tax dcdnritlilr doiiallnus should Ik* mailed with reservations lor the evrnlng to Ilie* Longwood Florida Focus" is ihr theme o f Ihls w eek 's Coral Gables Federal's second annual area scholarship coolest Im grade 12 students In Seminole. Orange and Osceola counties Entries will tn* displayed in the Robinson's Commune on |tic Aliumonte Mall s ti(t(*er level through the May to Judging will lake place on the 10th wit Is three scholarships Itemg olTrrrd to the winners by a lodging panel WE BUY MORTGAGES... W e also m a k e 1st an d 2nd m o rtg a g e loans on R e s id e n tia l o r C o m m e rc ia l R e a l E s ta te up to $100,000. P e rs o n a l loans a r e a v a ila b le R e v o lv in g C r e d it L in e . Including Fam ily Credit Services, Inc. A Hutwiturr b id s tsBsjf\jMGeffMmiton CAU MARTIN SCOn. MCI. ON 6.ft. 434. NEAR 17-92 In Ths Park Squar* Shopping Clr. Longwood, FL 32760 831-3400 For your dedication ^ and continual striving for excellence Thank CFRH J We are proud of our nursing staff at CENTRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL Sanford BCPABBU 3 A b t a sp b h o p i A lSOlPVOPOABTYVI 1128 626 O AM7Y UPPPIIII U f* Hus*aUS CotpatalKjn An AtMiSla ot r l v » i i lAArmnui • * * I �I * IB - Evening Hard Id, Sanford, FI. Anniversary Of Only WW II Deaths In U.S. BLY. Ore. (UPI) - A bronzr plaque marks th e apol w h e r e 40 year* ago a pregnant wom an and five children on a picnic were killed by a Japa­ nese balloon bomb, the o n ly W o rld W ar II de a t hs c a u s e d by enemy action In the Unllrd Stales. "It'a a painful m em o­ ry. That's all It Is," said Opal 1'alzke. a relative of two of the young victims. A m onum ent c o n ­ sisting of the plaque set In native stone was placed on the site o f a 3 -foot-deep c r at e r carved by the blast from the balloon bomb, The site Is a national battlefield shrine. T h e bom b ki l l ed Elsie Mitchell. 20. wife o f the R ev. A r c h ie Mitchell, pastor o f the C h r i s t i a n and M ission ary A llia n c e Church In Bly; Dick I ' a t z k r , 14. J o a n Ratzke, 13. Jay Gifford, 13. Edward Engen. 13, and Shcrinun S h o e­ maker, II. The .Japanese laun­ ched more tiuui 9,ooo o f th e p a r c h m e n t balloons — 70 feet high by 30 feet In dlametrr — In 1044 and 1045. Each ca r r i e d f i ve fragmentation and In­ cendiary bombs. Only 9 0 0 r e a c h e d U. S . shores. The lethal balloons, p i l o t l e s s and hydrogen-filled, were d e s i g n e d to a ut o ma t i c a l l y e je c t b a l l a s t a f t e r dewending to a preset le v e l, then e x p lo d e upon landing. Making use o f the prevailing w in d s that b lo w eastw ard across the Pacific, the Jupanrsc h o p e d the b o m b s would start forest fires or cause panic but the e f f o r t wa s u n s u c ­ cessful. The bomb t ha t exploded on Gearhart Mountain was the only one to cuuse fatalities. None of the balloons started fires, The monument was dedicated In 1950 hut attracts little notice. No ce rem o n y w as held Sunday, Ihe 40th anni­ versary of the Incident. illy, then a town of 750, Is u logging and fanning community In southern Oregon. Ed Palzke, 09. the brother of two victims, said he beurs no III will toward the Japanese "though I guess you could say we did have some Ihcn." " A few years ago. Ihey seal a fellow from Japan lo pul a wreath on the monument," he said. "Me was the one who had worked on the m e c h a n i s m o f I he bomb. Me seemed like u real nice fellow. "You don't hold anyIhlng against him — he was just doing his Job." M o n d a y , M a y 1, ISIS Legal Notice Legal Notice CITrO F 4ANFORO. FLORIDA NOTICE T O T H I PUBLIC Nolle# It hereby gl van the! trw Board ot Adjustment at fh# City ot Sanford will hold a regular meeting ot May 10. IMS In tha City Hall at II JO A M In ordar to cantldar a request tor a vartanca In Iha Zoning Ordl none* at it pertqint to tlda yard setback requirements In a SB I duo It I In Lot J. B't F. South Plnocretl Bring mora ipaciticaily da t c r lb a d a t lo c a t e d ill Plnacrett Orlv* Planned use ot tha property It to erectcarport B l Parkin*,Chairman Board at Adiuttmant ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC It a patten oaodat to appaal a dacnlon mad* with ratpacf to any mattor contldarad at Iha abov* maatlng or haarlng. ha may naad a verbatim racord ot tha procaadlngt Including tha tottlmony and evidence which rocord It not provldad by tha City ot Sontord (FSIM O IO I) Publlth April I*. M ay*. 1*01 DEC If* County Court Orange County. Florida C o t a I CO IS * 11 Mlllt 4 Nebraska Lumbar Co . a Florida coroprafIon. Plaintiff vt Jarry H LI tie and E von J. lltto. individually, and at truttoat ot I P M . Inc . a dissolved Florida Corporation d b 'a ASI. Oaten dent County Court Samlnoto County, Florida Cato 11* « n ISP 01 t T T U n ite d S to ta t Tran»mlt*ton Syttomt. Inc, a foreign corporation, Plaintiff vl. I P M . Inc . a Florida corpora lion, C/0 Jarry H Lltto. Rail den! Agent. Defendant Circuit Court O r a n g a C o u n ty . F lo r id a C a t # * Cl * S I J I I Andco Industrial Corporation. Plaintiff vt Jarry Lltto and I P M , Inc Defendant N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thal by vtrtua ol thoea cortaln Writs of Eiacutton at tty tod above, and mart particularly mat carialn Writ ot Elocution Itiiwd out ot and under tha tool ot tha Circuit Court of Oranga County. Florida, upon a final ludgomtnl randorad In Iha alorotald court on tha Itth day Ot Juno. A D It** in Iha! carialn cat* entitled. Andco Industrie* Corporation. Plain IIN, —v t— Jarry Lltto and I P M , Inc . Defendant which alorotald Writ of Elocution wat delivered to m* at Sheriff ot Samlnoto County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property ownad by I P M , Inc . said property bring located In Samlnoto County. Florida, more particularly da tcrlbad at follows Of Hr a Equipment Including datkt, chalrt. file coblnalt. typewriter*, tmoll calculator* and copy machine Hand tool* including drill*, tandart, level* chain saw*, shovel* post hole digger*, on* power post hoto digger, on* portable aralylan* torch with gouge* hoto and tort Various lumbar porductl Bring stored al Dav* Jonat Wrtckor Service In Earn Park, Elorlda Comp toto Inventory con b* vlawad ol the Civil Division of tha Samlnoto County Shtrllf’i Department and tha undanlgnad at Shari It of Samlnoto County. Florida, will al II M A M on tha lath day ol May. A D INS. oltor lor tala and tall to the highest bidder, tor cath, tub|ocl to any and all ailitln g lain*, at Iha Front ( Watt I Door at tha flaps Ot Iha Samlnoto County Court house In Sanlord. Florida, tha above described REAL pro party That said tala It being mad* to tatltly tha forms of said Writ ol E locution John E Polk. Sheriff Samlnola County. Florida To b* ocher Iliad April II, I*. May a, II, with tha tala on May la. in s DEE la* NOTICE NOTICE It haraby glyrn purtuanl to Sattlon IS] III, Florida Slatulat. thal Iha Board ot Trwttaat ot tha tntarnal Improvamant Trull Fund hat racalrad an application (No Stouurtl. from Sontord Boat Wortt. of Boa *11 Sontord. Florida JI7U. tor a tubmargad land laata by tha Truttoat ot ttata ownad tubmargad land appurtanant to lhair riparian ownarthlp In St John* River. Sac I Ion II * J*. Twonthlp It South, Rang* It Eatt. Samlnola County. Florida, tor rho purpota ot eonttructlng a 700 toot by it* loot (to*ling dock Anyone having any quotttont. commanlt. or tone am t ragard Ing Iha laatlng of Ihlt ttata ownad tubmargad land thould Ilia fham In writing with tha Buraau of Slato Landt Man agamant, Doparfmant ot Natu ral H tio u rc o t, JtOO Com m o n w a a lt h B o u l o v a r d . Taliahattaa Florida JJJ01. on or balora S 00 p m on tha 77nd day otMay. INS Publlth April II. I t May *, IMS OEE III CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Netlca It haraby gl ran that a Public Haarlng will ba hald by •ha Planning and Zoning Com million In tha City Cammlttlan Room, City Holt, Stnlord. Florida *1 7 00 P M an Thurt day. May I*. IMS lo contldar a raouatl tor a Conditional Uta In a GCI, Canoral Commercial Dltlrkt Legal Oatcrlpllon Tha W too It ol Lol It. Druid Park Addratt t i l l StatoStroal Conditional Uta Roguottod L Ighl manutat l ur Ing All parliot In Inforotl and cllliant than hart an apparfw.1 ty to ba hoard at told haarlngt By order ot tha Planning and Zoning Commlttlon ot Iha City ot Sanlord. Florida thlt 111 day nl May IN I JohnMorrlt. Chairman City ol Sanford Planning and Zoning Commlttlon ADVICE tO THE PUBLIC II a parion docldet lo appaal a decision made with raspasl to any mattor contldarad al Iha abore meetlngt or haarlngt. ha may naad a verbatim rocord ol the procaadlngt. Including Iha totllmony and avldanca. which racord It not provldad by tha City ot Sanlord (FSTUOIO!) Publlth May t. IMS DCF JJ University Women To Meet The S e m in o le Branch of the Am eri­ can Association o f Uni­ ve rsity W om en w ill m eet at 6 :3 0 p. m. T h u rs d a y at t h e W eklve Presbyterian Ch u r c h on W c k l v a Fal l s Road, b e h in d S p r i n g s P l a z a In Longwood. It will I k - a pot luck supper. A t­ tendee* sre requested lo bring a plate atul silverware. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO: H U U C A H P BETA TORPOR AT ION Plaintiff, vt ADEL ZAR AWANI. Da lander I NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lhal DAVID B E R R IE N , at Clark ot tha Circuit Court ot Samlnola County, Florid a, purtuanl to Iha Final Judgment ol Forat toture entered In thlt cauta on April I. IMS. will oltor tor toto and tall at public Outcry to the hlghetl and ball bidder tor cath at tha front door ot Iha Samlnoto County Courthouta In Stnlord. Florida, on the 10thday ot May. IMS. al II 00 a m Iha following described real pro party tltueto and lying and being In Iha Samlnoto County. Florida, to wit tha Watt H *1 toot ol Lot It. and all ot Lot It, and Iha Eatl I f ] tool ol Lot II. Block 14. SANLANDO THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL. PALM SPRINGS SECTION, according to tha plot tharaol. recorded In Plal Bood ''J '. Page 4Sto. Public Retards ot Samlnoto County. F lor Ido WITNESS my hand and mo tool ol thlt Court on April >1. IMS ISEALI OAVIO BERRIEN Clark at Iha Circuit Court By Diana K Oak toy Deputy Clark Publlth April It. M ay*. IMS OEE IU INTHE CIRCUIT COURT. EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTT, FLORIDA CASE NO: *> l*H CA *t SUN BANK. N A a Florida Bank Ing torpor allon. Plaintiff, vt W IL L IA M LO N G O N O and MARIA E LONDONO hit wlto. COLONIAL MORTGAGE ANO IN V E S T M E N T COM PANV. B R U C E R O B E R T UN D E H H IL L . B R IT TS . INC , PLY MARTS. IN C . QUALITY C A R P E T S AN D SHEET VINYL, and THOMAS GUN DERMAN. Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO W ILLIAM LONDONO and MARIA E LONDONO. hit wlto whota latl known resident* and mailing addratt It *S0 South Country Club Road lak e Mary, Florida. Ufa*, and whota prat anI residence and addratt art known . YOU A R E HEREBY NOTIFIED thal on action ol tor*rlot* a mortgage on the following dawn bad properly In Samlnoto County, Florida Begin 7too *1 leaf Watt ot Iha SE corner ot tha NEto. ot Sac Iion I, Township 10 South. Range » aatt. Samlnoto County. F lor Ida; thence run S SIMS toatj thonca W 100 It; thance N Jtt t North la to Section line thane* E to P O B hat been Iliad agamtl you and you * '* required to tarva a copy of your written detente* It any. to II on JACK T BRIDGES. ESQUIRE, of CLEVELEND 4 BRIDGES Plaintiff t attorney whota addratt It JO* N Oak Avang*. Sanlord. Samlnola County. Florida, J iff I, on or before the tlh day ol Jun* IMS, and III* the original with Iha Clark of Ihlt Court either balora service on Plalnlltl t attorney or I m m e d ia t e ly t h t r a t M a r i o'haiwit* a dtlaull will ba entered agalntt you tor Iha rallal demanded In th# Com ptainl OATEO Ihlt tnd day of May. IMS WITNESS my hand and taal ol Ihlt Court on But Tnd day st May, IMS DAVID N BERRIEN Clark of Iha Circuit Court By Diana K Oaktoy Deputy Clark Publlth May A 1J. 1*. I f IMJ OFF U IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE IITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIOA. IH ANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASE NO M l ) H C * * i GENERAL JURISDICTION DIVISION GOVERNMENTAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vt G ARY L OMEY and SHERVLDENETERESA OME Y. hit wlto * t * l. • NOTICE OF M L * NOTICE It haraby *ivpn that, pursuant to th# Order or Final Judgment antorad In thlt cauta. In th o C ir c u it C o u rt o l SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida I will toll th* property situated In S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F lor Ida. described at Th* North M to*! ot Lot I*, and all Lo* 10 and m* South -i o f L o t I I . S to c k IS . DREAMWOLD. according lo m* Plat thereof, at recorded in Plat Book J Paget SO and tt. of m* Public Records ot Samlnoto County, Florida at public toto. to th# highest and bast bidder, tor cath at th* Watt Front Door ot th* Samlnoto County Courthowt* Sontord. Florida *1 It 00 A M , on June IS. INS •SEAL) D AVID N BERRIEN Clark of th# Circuit Court By >\J Diana K Oaktoy Deputy Clark Publish April If. M ay* IMS OF E Ik* NOTICE OF SHERIFF’ S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue ol that certain Writ of E rocutton Ittuod out of and under m* taal ot th* Circuit Court ol O ranga County. Florida, upon a final |udg*m#nl rendered in m* alorate'd court on Iha lam day ot May. A D IMe. In thal certain cat* an tilled E Gayle Juott Plaintiff. —v * — Oar'd R Twylord and Jaan Twylord, hit wtl*. and Timothy A Jamas and Lynn* J e m ** hit wlto. Defendant, which atorataid Writ of Eaaru Hon wot delivered to m * at Sharllf ot Samlnoto County. Elorlda. and I her* tovtod upon th* following date r Ibad property owned by David R Twylord Jr and Jaan C Twylord ta d p ro p erty being located In Samlnola County. Florid#, more p a r tic u la r ly d escribed at follow* Lot *, Woodcrttt, Unit *. at recorded In Plal Book Mat Pag* 71, Public Record* of Samlnoto County. Florida Said property it alto known at f*SI Docktld* Street Winter Park. Florida u rn and Iha undartignad at Sharitt ot Samlnoto County. Florida will at II 00 A M on m* lath day ol May. A D IMJ. otfor tor tala and tall to th* higherI bidder, tor cath. tub|*ct to any and all talttlng tolnt, al Iha Front IW ttll Door al th* tiapt ol th* Samlnoto County Court houto In Sontord. Florida, th* abov* described REAL pro party Thai said tala It being mad* lo satisfy Iti* totmt ol told Writ at t locution John 1 Polk. Sharitt Samlnoto County Florida To b* advertised April 11. It. May *. IS. with th* tala on May la IMS DEE lal CITVOE SANFORO. FLORIOA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Nolle* It haraby glran that a Public Hearing win b* hald by Iha Planning and Zoning Com m illion in th* City Commlttlon Room, City Hall. Sanlord, Florida at f 00 P M on Thurt day. May I*. IMS to contldar a request lor a Conditional Uta In a G C 1, General Commercial District Legal Description From th# SW corner of th* SW to ot SEC JS T W P ItS . RGF JOE Samlnoto County. Florida, run S IT S * *1” E . along Iha S Una of said SW to and Iha Nly ROW lln* ol W JSth S t. alt 00 I t . than-« leaving m» S lln* of told SW to. continue along said Nly ROW lln* N fa *if oo E . aat ff ft., thane* leaving tatd Nly ROW tin*, run N •*-.>• W. par alto I with th* W lln* ot told SW to. o distance ft US 17 H to th* FOB thane* run N w s a a r w. nan n . thane# run N 0O*Jl Id W it* as « to a point on lh* proposed ROW lln* lying IS 00 H S ot m# ranter tin* I t * is ft thane* run S 00*1150” E , I S lff It to m# POB Addratt MSI Country Club Road Conditional Uta Requalled Automotive body, repair, and pelntthgp All portlet In Inlarotl and cllliant than h*v* an apportion ly lob* heard al laid haarlngt By order of th* Planning and Zoning Commlttlon ot m# City of Sanlord Florida mu JOtti day Ot April, IMS John Morrlt. Chairman City of Sanlord Planning and Zoning Commlttlon AOVICE TO THE PUBLIC II a parson decides to appeal a daemon mad* with ratpocl to any mattor cons.dared al lh* abov* mooting* or haarlngt. ha may naod a verbatim racord of •h* proceedings Including th* totllmony and evident*. which rocord It not provldad by th* City ot Sontord IPS I K 0101) Publlth May*, ms O IF JJ D o o n e sb u ry H 0U C C A E 0V o n c ra x tO H UXAW HUnH wu, f a n s ’ X a h tS A N P M V W M M A4W6S4RC4U N7M W W c a ju x rr G e rm sio e tT N tA aum oN . #1 L 60f WAM9MM67CW ^ you sa m w \ - P / n o ra A u r. S0M CCFH5 m uvsA & A u m tio o m x s e fV R . fx rrz s v u . A JUAIKING v a ie d o H 6 ’ 71— H tlp Wanted INTHE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, INANDFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO n a m C A f t DIVISION E EMPIRE OF AMERICA FSA. a Corporation Plaintiff. vt AU 0R E YL JOHNSON and GEORGE L JOHNSON husband and wlto. and AVIS REALTY. Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION TO AUDREY L JOHNSON GEORGE L JOHNSON RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED lhal an action to toraclota a mortgage an th* tonewi-tg described pro party in Samlnola County, Florida Lol 14. SANORA SOUTH UNIT ONE. according to lh* plal tharaol at recorded In Plat Book 14, Pag** 74 and f f Public Racord* of Samlnoto County. Florida hat boon titod against you and you a-a required to serve * copy ot your written detontat. It any, to It an PATRICK W GILLEN. JR . Esquirt. Plaintiff t al l ornay, when* addratt It Pott O fllca Boi J014. D e fe n d Florida J im JOIO. on or balora May la IMS. and III# lh* original with Iha Clark ot this Court either before service on Plaintiff* attorney or Immedi atoly theraattot otherwise a dtlaull will be entered agamtl you tor th* roltot demanded In lh* Complaint WITNESS my hand and th* taal ot thlt Court on thtt 11 day at Apr l|, IMS ISEALI DAVIDN BERRIEN CLERKOF TMECIRCUIT COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIOA By JtanBrlllanl Deputy Clerk Publlth April 1L n . I f A May 4. IMS OEE W FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given lhal I am angeged In butlnatt al SJ0 N Palmetto Avenue. Sanford. Samlnola County. Florida under rh# ftctttieut name ot Dock N Shopp*. and lhal I Inland to raglttor said name with th* Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Samlnoto County, Florida In acterdanck with th* provitlont ot lh* Flctlttout Nam* Statute*, tow li Section MS Of Florida Slalutot Samlnoto III* Properties, a Florida general partnership d'b a Dock N’ Shopp* By Ed Welch, partner Publlth May 4. II. 10, If. INS OEF II NOTICE U N 0 IR FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thal lh* undartignad datlring to engage In butlnatt under tha It. 111.out name ol Foamoor al Altamonte Mall. 4JI Allamonto Avonua, In the City al Altamonte Spr Ingt, F lor Ida. intend* to rag ittor the told name with the Cierk ef me Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida Oatad at New York, NY, Ihlt Ifth day ot March. IMS Jotaph N Zawadtkl Vka Pratidanl Publlth April IS. n . I f A May 4. IMS OEE M NOTICE Th* St Johns River Water Manegemont District hat re calved an application for Man eg*man 1 and Storage of Surface Water t tram SEMINOLE INTERSTATE PA R * LTD *0E LIVINGSTON ST . SUITE tOO ORLANDO EL jjgoi Application aallfOMJA. on 4/1J.4S Tha protect It located tn Samlnoto County in Section lf. Townthip JO South. Rang* JO East Th* application It tor a S» acre INDUSTRIAL PARK PROJECT to ba known at SEMINOLE INTERSTATE PARK Th* receiving water body ,t SOLDIER CREEK Th* Governing Board of lh* Dtttylrl will taka action to grant or deny lh* application!*! no sooner m»n jo dart from th* 0a 'a ol thlt notice Should you b* Interested In any ot lh* IIliad applications, you should canted Iha SI Jonnt River Water Man agamant OiltHd al P O Boa H it Palette Florid* 7707* lajf. or in person al Itt eft It# an S la t* H ighw ay I GO W a il. Palette. Florida tba JMAJJI W ritte n o b lt c lla n to lh * application may b* mad*, but should be received no later man 14 days from th* dot* ot publication Written ob|acttont thould identity m# abiector by name and addratt. and fully describe th* objection to th# application Filing * written c*>iaction duet not anlltto you to a Chapter tip. F lor id* Slalutot Administrative Hearing Only theta portent what* tubtlanlial inlorat It art aftoctod by th* application and who til* a pall Ison moating Its* requirements ot Section ;t i 701 F A C . may obtain an Administrative Hear mg All tlmaty titod written abler Hons will be presented to ttse Board tor Its rant*deration in its deliberation an th* application prior to lh* Board lasing action on m* application Dannie* T Kemp. Director Division at Racord* Si Johns River Water Management Oitlrkf Publish May*. 1M1 D IM I BY G A R R Y TR U D EA U m % 6or 3 D N K .. Legal Notice CHECK IT a n , m an CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tim e ....................67C * ling HOURS 3 tonstcutire times 61C ■ lift* S:30 A M. • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9- 21 —Perse n ils 41—Money to Lend NEW JERSEY ROUND! May It Need rid e-i to share a.pen tat Celt Ron. Sanford J U ffM ______________________ B u lln ttt Capital SJ4.QM to II 000.000 and aver P O Bov J4I] Winter P » Fla J77M___ 25— Special Notices CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Mr Stork I visit make* tar a lltofim* #1 mamarlat. (iff* 4 atlt ___ Call Linda m a i l t Earn graaf gift* In May Hava a T jp p rrw a r# P a r t y Call Barbara IH * * M attar 4 00 . MARY KAY COSMETICS a Skin cart and taler flair CONNIE.......................m f f J* 27—N ursery & Child Care Babysitting Infant* to ) yrt 173 11*7 31— P riva te Instructions Swimming Lattont Bag in May f IMS J*ckto Caafa. Call 777 JJ77 33— Real Estate Courses Think ing at aanrng a Raal Ettata Lkantaf Wa altar Frae Talflon and cantmuaet Training! Call Dick ar Vicky tor detain MS tea* junta Era !f*f*sa Kayat al Florida , live St Vaart Eipertoncel 5S— Business Opportunities La w n m a i n t e n a n c e Butt NESS FOR SALE Appr. SO account* After 4 PM JU S ift RE Y O U R O W N B O S S Join Dynamic International W r.ua Company Full tram In g w ith m a n a g e m e n t assistant* Earn SI SOM I I I . 0M annually Eocluttv* territory Ambtttout tndlvldu all only Call Jamat Lair at I 400 414 7411 EXT 14*0 Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Nutk* It haraby given thal 1 am engaged in bu*m*t« af 1170 Hwy aw. Forest City. Samlnola County, F lo rid * undar th* fk fifle u l name a f INTE R COUNTY REALTY, and that 1 inland to raglttor said name with its* Clark ef th* Circuit Court Samlnoto County. Florida In accordance with th* pro vision* ot th* Fktltlout Name Slalutot. fa wil Section MS 0* F lor ida Statutes 1t}7 I I I Barbara B Miltor Publlth April IL » . 1* A May *. IMS D E I f f _____________ _______ FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hacaby glvan that I am engaged In butlnatt at IS* W lnchattar C l , lo n gw ro d . Samlnoto County. Florida J lfff under th* Ik tit tou* name af HALLM ARK m a r k e t in g CONSULTANTS, and itvat wo inland to ragistor sato news* with tha Ctork af tha Circuit Court. S*in,mn* Cuunfy. Florida In accordance with its* pro vlslant of tha Fktlfiau* Nam* Slalutot. Taw il Sac lion 4*1 Of Florida Slalutot Itsr I I I Jim Hallmark Publish April I f A May 4. I I » . IMS DEE 1*1______________________ FICTITIOUS NAMB Notice It nertOy given thlt I am engaged In butlnatt at 470 N Palmetto Avenue Sanford. Samlnoto County Florida under th* fktltlout name a* Deck and Shop, and Rial I inland to ragittor taid nam* with lh* Clark af th* Circuit Court. Seminal* County. Florida In accordance with Rt* pravtotant af th* Fktnieut Nam* Statutes, to wit Section tat ot Florida Stotvtot Samlnoto Itie Propertied a F torld* general partner ship d b a Dock amj Shop By Ed Wokh.partner Publlth May 4 .1J. M. If. IMS OEF » Shopping For A New Or Used Tan caa always Flad lh# R ati d eaf* In lb * t n a i a * H erald * Classified sec Haw Read Friday a E tan top Herald lor lh * h a il la la d to n t 1 *4 \w rth I r v a rk ( m a r h a a le rd . I te r Ida s s b -m i i i % 7 1 - H « l p W a n te d A trylk Applicator* naadad to apply protective coating on cart, boats and planet IS to III per hour Wa train For work In Sanlord area call I I I IK fill Aid** tor all thlfft Certified and or aipariencad Good par and benefits Pleasant at motpbart Equal Opportunity Employer Apply at OaBary Manor *0 N Hwy If fl. Da Bevy. Fla. ______________ Air Cendmaning Serve* and Installation AAan Erpariencad only Call JOS 111 11JJ. Or to* its rm Application* now being accepted tor full tlm# cashlar Apply In parson at Little Food Town Start*. 110 Lake Mary Blvd COE A P P O IN T M E N T SETTERS P art llm t Monday thru Thursday I N PM to t 00 PM IS 00 an hour, plus bonus Call Langweed >1* R*3»______ ASSEMBLERS Hard • to work In Modern Manufacturing Plant Stoning pay S* IS. hr Mutt b* a strong rolloblo worker with own transportation Hover a ft* .t IEMf NRM......... 774-1341 Alton Current Herbal Dlttflb ulort Ball out now Ilk* many have already t lU * * f l Aron always hiving ladtat A man Call immediately 111 I f tl. 11) 141*- ______________ Bill Knapp t Commissary now hiring par ton lo bake or mekt soup* Muit b* evtitobto to work days Apply tn parson IJRJ Silver Lake Drive. San ford. F la . I AM to S P M . M F B ootk M fM fS gcrttiq Wanted tor busy conttruction office Full chacg# arpartanc# required Computer back ground helpful For interview call am / Inturatsc* Clark Medical o itk * Pull tlm# Computer avpartanc* halptui Pleat* call ttJ IS lf Cap* Canaveral Firm naadt people who want fa b* lhair own boss Will train S1S0 part tlm*. saso full tlm* JJi SW Cap* Canaveral Firm looking tor career minded paopto who want to b* their own beat S1S0 part tlm*. SaSO full tlm* Report to JO* E First S t. 1 IS PM Tuesday. May > Carpantort A Training Helpert Work In Deltona JOS m t ft tf between f PM L t PM si* Evening Hem ld * • 7 consfcutitg tint** 52C a tin* 10 canstctftifa times 4GC a ling Contract Rates AsiiUblt 3 Ling* Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A.M. Saturday K C F V lfA t W A ia e 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 _________ Doth Ctork No eipertenc* nec eatery E seal ton* opportunity to work with ttata of th* art computer tyttom Friendly, neat personable Apply tn perton, Deltona Inn_________ Drotttparton aiporiancad in mechanical drawing, capable of working with layouts and good knowledge ol shop math Apply in partpn S A M Fa bricatin g. 1**4 Jawatl Lana. Sanford Monday thru Friday. B to 4 JO_____________ Driver* Wanted IS yrt ar elder Own Car A Intur Sa S* par hr Oomtno a P ill* H I SODS tipartodcad Answering Service Operator Part lime f vat A I I I f 1*0 l * p * r l * n c * d Land S v fv tr Draftsmen A Party Chiat Naadad C*tl ittor S PM. i n **K> f ■perianted Air Conditioning Mechanics, Service A In ttelletton Salary bated on I I p a rla n ced plus b a n lfllt MS M IA M I ______ FASHION MOOCIS WANTED Work with fashion designer and focal boutiques. TV commer cleft, catalogs Full or part tun* All ago* and all heights No taper lone* not otter y a jjftlf F r o n t D t t k P e r s o n n e l, w a llr a t t e t . d lth w a th a rt Apply in person Dayl Inn 1/4 A S R *14 Monday thru Friday. I AM M 4 PM FULL T IM I LPN 11 1 duff Apply In par ton LAkavtow Nursing Cantor, t i t E Ind Slrael. Sanford Fla LABOR / * r ) rORCK test ataa s ^ F tact let ttoip Wanled Report ready far work at 4 AM *07 W Itt SI LABOR ERA Strong reliable, general laborer! needed Im­ mediately Different lacaftorto Phone and trantportattm a mutt Never a to* Apply KELLY SERVICES 6462331 Landscapers full tlm* S3 75 an hour, drivers licent# required h i g i n _______________ Lawn mamlananca with a growing company Naad* to be dependable E > p *rltn ce d helpful, but will train Call MldfRE___________ __________ Legal Secretary S yrt currant rip er lane# necessary Need tranter Iber. real attato, and probata rspdrlanc# Nan invoker Dalton# area Full Or part lima Call I JOSl JJf *077. 10 AM to II Noon ar tend resume' to I l f Doitona Blvd . Deltona. Fla I I 715___________ SUPERVISOR ACCOUNTS PAYABLE J**K ANNUALLY W* are seeking an aiperl tnced Prototttonal Working Supervisor for our Account* Payable Department Mutt be wall organ! red and mutt have at toast 1 to S year* heavy Account* Payable Erpettonc* In a Computer Environment Wo otter a ttorllng salary at SlO.tOO annually, plus an oicaltont benefit package In tortttod candidate* call Jack Zimmerman ....... J t t SJtO Her cor Aluminum Preduett Cd. LOOK TO THE LEADER SOUTHS LAMEST MOST ETHICAL MERCY AAA EMPLOYMENT Establisted 28 Years I! CALL T00AY M 323-5176 l i C A l RECEPTIONIST 1700 wk plus great benalltt! TRAIN no lagal knowledge' OCIIVERY DRIVER 200 w k . ♦ o v e r t ! m t , No overnight travel Will hire today* MACHINE OfEKATOR Train complltolyl Choose your hour* Itto r Ind ihlftopani BOOKKEEPER IlM d wk spot Co training 1 { actllant caraar o t t ifi computer BEVERAGE SALES REP S a la r y , c a m m lt tlo n , and oapantat lull bonahti will train lhair product GENERAL OfTICE tieo wk |utt antwar buty phonat Friendly office need! now! LEGAL SECRETARY lis t* wk G reet b en illt* pension plan I Nice bott I MAINTENANCE Batlc town cars and light build Ing cleanup Quick 10 day ralt* CLERK TYPIST I1«1 wti vic el lent growth wllh tt>U poetUon Very itat>*e <o I AAA EMPLOYMENT Dncoqnt Fa*- 2 Ml S*iiq 2523 S. French Aw. 323-5176 AVON EARNINGSWOWIII OPEN TERRITORIESNOWHI H I JJtSar 111 44!t tiotuma largest chain af family •muaemen! contort hat need ol part tim* tatot people e tta n d tn tt N l g M t and e mature dabto Phan* 731 rtOJ. tor on N E E D E D IM M E D IA T E L Y 0 spate he* lor Sanford can tract labor o««k* Will train » l IHO or >014171 Needed Immedloto'y Part tlm* tuner*1 homo oas<s*ont able to work ttosibto hours and week end* Inquire ol Gramkaw Funeral Heme Sontord 171 U ll On* of Florida's Outsat Pas I Control Companies looking lor caraar minded Individuals, who want to learn and be tha luce as* they know they can be company vohkto A cam pony benef it k mars Apply Spencer Past Central. 1141 Park Dr No phene cotta______ PHONE WORK FROM NOME t * p prater red Ideal toe re­ tired or shut Ino 447 SIM. otter S RADIOLOOT TRANSCRIPT ION 1ST Part lima E spar lanced to mad leal transcribing Contact Par to m * I, w Vetutie Mama rial HoapHal 701 W Plymouth Avp.OaLarid.Fla____________ RiCraatiBB Dtm WICSMR Eiperionca with Adutl Davat op m entally 01 sab ltd pro m mi t �97—Apartments Furnished / Rent 7 1 -H e lp W anted « N l. LPITS, MM* H w M tar heme cere ot oncology pe tlw N Pari lima in Sanford « 'M Can tmmedietaty lor additional Information No loo *J»40P. _________ Sniiotd Court Ar i d mints STUDIOS .1 BDRM 1 RORM SECRETARV/CLERKS T Y P IN G , PHONES GOOD APPEAR AMCE ANO N E f OS TRANS P O R I A1 ION CALL BILL STEPHENS TOO SIM_________ 10 O P E N IN G S MILLED ULBOtttt MACHINE OfElATOtS AND FOtEMAN To do tatacemmunketHmt work lor m atter contractor It Southern Boll Planto tone rotumfl to Danai la Corpora tlon. sat Wathburn Rd . Melbourne. Flo m i s or call in m itt i Styling Satan with ono ttatlon lor rant Towels supplied. goodtacottan M UETt________ Teachers nandad Full and Pert, lima pent lorn available pra ' school and altar school Children Apply Too. INad. and Thurs A X River r im Dr Sanford E loln oPlK tas T 1 1aphony Proa also Phony Room Monogar Big Bucki! Commission plus bonus and draw m a f l t a i l X Tirade! Jab HnoMogr C a ll F u lu ra s I h t y h ara hundrads of job openings tor Ihoso who wanl to work sti ooc DELIVERY H E LFE R S t o o t perienca nacassary Full lima Good starling pay CT* 1 X 8 G E N E R A L OF F I CE TRAINEES Groat starting Iob Savaral openings Good pay l i t e m FACTORY ASSEM BLY and PRODUCTION WORK Most shifts opart Good pay scales ir i aXO FLEXIBLE LEASES l antar Clturn Discount 323*3301 bdrtn apt H+m1y 0#COr#*#d Cor*p(#t# pr i y«c v MC p#r • M \ WOO MCur.f, j » 7344 or m HV I b if t t , liv in g roofri, hltction woo mo CoM V \ JIM or m r m bdrm 99—A partm ents U nfurnished / Rent UU SAVE N##»1 Now «nd Enjoy I Th»t Limited $##<i*l Efiorfy fMkWfff. I M r m 1 tafft ONLY •ssiatiiaiMtsiAi $419. I bdrm . 1 bath alto availably W/ Oecoratrva Wall CoyArmgs. Built m Saak cava Plenty at Storage Wether Dryer Haak up. and Carport Waturkadt Ac c aptyd 321 1911 BAMBOO COVE APTS )** I Airport Bird PHONE l » H H . Til CHI Elflctancy tram l i t ! mo Discount tar Samar Citiiant LOCAL D R IVER S Straight truck* Good pay Slart right away ATS aXO R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E HELPERS. CLERKS. CRT O P E R A T O R S - Im m ediate openings Good pay tealat Call ATS AXO NOW I W ILD E R S Certified Excellent pay tealat Call today ATI Trust Alternate, t Eaporioncod prslorrod but w ill train Eacallont bonollls with com potlllvo pay Apply at Lowe s Truss Plant TSOI Aileron Santord Industrial Part Typesetter National magailna piAtllther Eacollant pay A bonus with plaaunl working conditions tar skillod. oapori mead typasotlor who it look Ing tar pormanont position Frlngo banoflts Control Or lando location Start now *na art 004$ 73— E m ploym ent W anted Night Security Wort It's yrt aiperlence Good rotartnc* m m i _____________ 91—A p a rtm e n ts / House to Share HOURS M onday th ru F rid a y ♦ to I X S aturday fro m 10 to 1 lsao Ridgawood Avo Santord. Fla n>A4M. ......___ ...____m aaii 101— Houses F urnished / Rent P a r t ia lly lu rn lth ed 11)0 Mature couple I bdrm 1both Call XS ATI tear before noon 1 bdrm fly bath, fenced yard Children no pals laoo mo MW deposit THOM I_________ I bdrm furnished house control hail A air SaTS month IT) Qiao_________________________ 103— Houses U nfurnished / Rent 93—Rooms fo r Rent e e e IN DELTONA a a a e a HOMES POR RENT a A a e It A lO f # # Lake Mary Area Hidden Lakes I bdrm I bath. I car garage Lika now Amenities All op pi lone os MTS par mo HI UC4 work l a w sen _________ Rooms torrttiL ___________ OTXES___________ SANFORO Furnlshod rooms by Iho wook Reasonable rotas Maid sorvlco Call 111 aXT ___U PM aiSPalmatto A v o ___ SANFORD Reas wookly A Monthly rotas ONI Inc oft HO Oak Adults I AjirsAi 97— Apartment! Furnished / Rent Porn Apts tar Venter Cltlaowt Jll Palmetto Avo J Cowori tap Phono Ca4H Lovely I bdrm apartment Hugo room s Com plete privacy MOO per wk plus STM security deposit HJ m e or m ean ___________ ★ LANDLORDS ★ Tired of Iho headaches* lo t us menage your ranlol pro parties Professional low coat service n t X U Call anytime United Vales Associates. Inc. Prop. Mgwtt Ota . Realtor Osteon Country Living I b drm . I bath taneed yard Pott A children OK MW mo , SIX deposit WITTM > bdrm . I bath Ponced yard VAX per month LAND5T0CK BROKERS 345*3711— ___ toydxt. 1 bdrm . I bem dbl garage Like haw Appliances carpets end drapes I I I Justin Way MtS o mo TO e s a a _____________ I bdrm on Summerlin Avo First, lost and deposit re gutted w/ reeproocus ITT AXf Abdrm I bem pax per mo MTS deposit No ralriporstar Taking applications STEMPER AGENCY Ml m l O u ts ta n d in g O p p o rtu n ity For E X P E R IE N C E D C A S H IE R S , G A S A T T E N D A N T S AN D F A S T F O O D P R E P A R A T IO N ( b / f c i ' / o / ) CENTERS 5 LO C A TIO N S IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • Auto / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens Fried Chicken Subs Donuts Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE APPLI CATI ON IN PERSON AT 202 N l .ititel Ave Situ lord M u it d a y ______ITT w o e __________ R ound g le n 'able couch c h a ir, d in e tte w ith < c h a irs so fo rth M I IM A _____________________ Sota c h a ir stave tre a te r ch est, end ta b le s bookcase d in e tte I S X E lm Avenue Mini Nttritouws 114— Real Estate Management Selling er Buying e Hem et CondoT Land! Coll colled, person lo parson Stave Roberts or leave your name, area coda and phono number on my answering machine H I Saa J»4S 123—Wanted to Rent Sam! retired couple waking j bdrm 1 both or J bdrm 1 both home condo, rent or lease with option, ran! lor a portion thereon applied lo downpayment BAW mo or less Prater Sanford. Lake Mary. Winter springs ares T il OeP) LONGWOOD 1 bdrm t bath New root 15.DDR dow n OWN E R F IN A N C IN G tas OCO Ml ee*T COUNTRY WIDE REALTY T h in F in ja y B IO A M 4 10 TM NO PHONt CALLS PLEASE 151 — Investm ent P ro p e rty / Sale CASSELBERRY i ,< ,» ICmed PR I U ) 000 W Malioowtkl REALTOR ITJ retU N E W S M Y R N A BEACH Bog. B .«. Broker.......... ITTMM ACLF Retirement Home Eace!lent Income NEW HOME Lowly 3 ftdfm j b *’N with g r f i t rOOMTIi., * ##1 in h 111 h t n d i n I n q r oo m S e a chifd e R ealty fM O f l i l t b##uMu> *ood*d iol IF4 400 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sale PHONE 323 8443 For q o *M y t r i l t m i n t M p «nd c o m p * titiv * p r k t t '* • u% p r te t out your o#w» h o rn * S *nfo rtf N>Ct 2 b * O n » m Notts# w ith livirkg ro o m , dimrsq room p#n#l#d fa m ily ro om , Lflivndry room , w\>rwihop Call for in formation 111 n o t or i U * W } bdrm I »y b*Wl L*undry ream d#n poof ClOtt *9 ttoppH^g Owf9#f mofiv***d Mt 900 171 c m or 173 7077 1 5 7 - M obile Homes / Sale UJ TO or b#tf oll*r IP t lN O t AROUND THE CORNEt D id you know fM * 19 *cr#« *r** AT LAKE MONROE • lA L tO R S STEM PER I BDRM / 1 BATH la r g e ro o m s e e l In k itc h e n llreplaie dbl car garage! SIS 000 down Owner will hold mdmortgege ld l WO MOBILE r - LANDST0CK BROKERS BATEMAN REALTY LiST W iTHU SI famines A la o iH w y ir e i M O h llt IIOMI I 321*0759 Eve 322 7643 Hy Owner Anoc I bdrm I bam. IW0 sg I t . Fla room. fireplace L e e t F l BXOIOT By Owner MS OOP with t l OOO down lo hold Ind mortgage I bdrm I bath living 4 dining room, screened porch t green h ou se g e r o g e Anum e mortgage W 77*0___________ HALL m i l l MK •! 41 to* 13 M ill t l H N K I HUGE 1 STORY) A Bdrm A bath, in country! Oekt. palms and Nutt trees I New l ‘ i Ion central boal/alr with best pempt New Sotat ho! woN ■ heater I Oouhta tided brick fireplace I t ' X IS' screen porcbl Beouhtut View) Un be Ileva Me SAA tee ASSUME NO QUALIFYING! > Bdrm . I ' i both, targe tented yard! U eoo down. SSI* Me P IT II ( I I S Apprea. M yrt AAevortgPI Ml SSI.toe R A M IL I WOOD I STORY with sparkling paelt Huge ktone hroptacol Cathedral Ceilings I All the eatresl Assume no g r a t if y in g ! Alm ost neset HUM 323-5774 SAOA HWY l i s t ________ LAKE B U RY Cardinal Oakt 1 bdrm . | helh Spill ptan home an Need lot Cathedral coding, stano ttrtptoco Stll.SW Will StTMt ...321-5005 Largo A bdrm 1 both brkk homo In Highland Pprh. H X so ft with dbte cor garage plus 14X11 patio largo lot */ nice landscaping Assumable P t X mortgage with possible owner financing f i f e $00 M l AMs Sanford's Sites Leader lie u tv d v ta il'i F n M flriN i r * fr iQ , f i l l IF cw M r#frlfl M l. 7 tmgi# ipfinqi 1 mAt»r#44 170 «A . couch i l l - d in in g fob)# A I CfVAlri 149 r# c tln # r 170 Air 213—Auctions cond 170 377 907F 2 3 1 -C a rs Adelft i l l sioe Previously A l k UOTB a ApprA«%4l l Itg) Pontiac Trans Am Loaded T top Reduced Slot) Ceurtesy Pontiac III lilt C a II BadCirdit? [WH %AiKf-on 17) S420 RCA! CITATC Gregory Mobile Hemet M O lH w y trti IIIS IM Sen lo rd 1*11 1 b d rm 1 bath s p ill t l K Tl. c e ntra l e it fa m ily p a rk . Im e n cin g a vail a b t^ A ^ e r U ie ^ ita ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ choO-M from I I 70S Ssn totd321 4075 c h iV*'niff 1. h rw tlr LuBMfNov! Saw*#«4 P*#i Mom# ijtw f da r M<y I llll 1 PM 165—Farm sG roves / Sale ) bdrm 1 M M h*m# in th# h#ArV of SAW*f#rd Tim home (4 d#4ifn#<l v*»1H lunlen living ro mm. Ir« dmmf ♦ «Af m Farm 10 A tf# t wttfvCkKXl *A*#r Wife Ken central N i l A ir. pool 14X M «Hfk ic rw n o d cov#r#d iJO 900 Tot*l •»»«#• 1B1—Appliances / F u rn itu re ApfltlM BI FM V#»# tt#4*or#4 by Accufol# Applionc# R* p*tr 177 4 m i No l •man1 1 F ff W l* Stov# dining room t#f 4prinq% am) m#ttrtil. tivirr and fyfi thdrm %#> t*bi#i lim pi, p id u fv i tf'4p»i And eddt And ondl 173 V t t f ft# j*r, C h ttl lyp« 79* X Ff t t l 7 w pholtf#rtd iwfvt* t«*. Irrs 4VJr#c h J77 147J In tfd ifM n td Applunm fro m 141 W A R R A N TY R A R N tT T i •M11I1 ( A VS 1 l BIRRY 1)4 H3I 11044 NATIONAL AUTO SALES 400 D tlu B i I O um vr 30 000 m il# i U nb#1«vA bl# I f 44 F # *s f you* » |» l * « 11914 lo w ly G I f f tr y G *r U rtd R# at tor 111 4940 No CreditT WE FINANCE •TI Mustang MAC H liees Own FORD PICK UPS Several to owned s ta r lin g a t SUT mo STENSTROM REALTY-REALTOR *TS O k ls T o rp no d o . v e ry clean, 1 #quAl YAlu# Ca II 323 3*ff From A PM H 4 PM 323(593 MUST SELL under FHA ap pratkal. vacant 3 bdrm 1 bath New kitchen bath B root, fenced back, carport A raal dollhouse 111*00 1 bdrm I bath completely re lurbithed. nice ettabllthed neighborhood Walk to shop ping Owner will help Ska WW C ourtesy Ftanttoc.............n S l t l t W 4 <k b th m d ( o n t r f l t 4An ( o r K r tN IlnHTi m a c h in e , 40CC Hondo m p fo rc yc I f 333 9119 0 tn »Ad Ai w * o n i f on i 1300 Of M ill »f*d# fo r fAbt# 4AW of d# pot if r#quir#q Cifl Oob C f«nd«li *f 1400 474^94 for FOR ESTATE Com more i l l or M ttid oM lol Ltc. 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Pit 9*11 M alt » y n old P « r t hpRlVh All iNott Fr## ieo< PNwnlk V i a door hatchback Is tr a clean IS000 ml sa XO Call IZI EBkl 1 «tl Chevy Chevetta Unbollovabta pr koReducedlta*) Courtesy Pontiac 11) t ill legs Chevy Cavalier Lee to believe tint' C ourtosy PoetMat....____ 111 It lt IS Pontiac Astre Coupe Low mileage See to believe Ite) C o m p lp if A ll you n##d 199V Fin aiH ln p No mor»#y dkmwn |1 1J# 0C U n tv # f4* l 111 1744 too Venterd Ave CONtIG H M INtS WELCOME I COUNTRY HIDEAW AY Log house on epproalm elely i freed acre* Only i n eoo CALL ANYTIME REALTOR >11 aeei From 3.4 4.9, 4 10 ft W( 7 M 70*Paim Pt*<# 1713913 191 —Building M aterials rj HOMES tTOOOcfcton At only | 7’ > mo 141 — Homes For Sale teta Monde Prelude Reduced STWt Courtesy Pontiec ....IZSltlt 1*P0 Ford Mustang REDUCED REDUCED tta*l Ceurtesy Pontiec.......... 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Paperback Books M l HIT ■W W t Need Cribs Ptoype"t Baby lurnltu'e cloth in g Good P rices Attar T PM >11 STAS Paying CASH lor Aluminum Cans Copper Brats Lead Newspaper Glass Gold Silver KoSomoTool A l l W 1st A S X Sot A 1 US noo Used Wethers Petts * Service tor Kenmeret IIS ooet MOON FT APPLIANCES Lota modal on poll court# efr conditioned super clean, furnished Groat fishing'golf of bock door Rent by week or tall ssoo down Sits mo Adults No pets TJ) » ) 0 ) or UP ta il Jaaa Eentard Are NOW HIRING ! • • • '• • C olo r T V s tfereoA washers, d ry e rs , re frig e ra to r tre a te rs fu rn itu re , video re cord e rs S P K io l 1 st weeks re n t e*c A lte rn a tiv e TV A Appl. 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BLONDIE M onday, May 4. i»4J by ewe Young by Mori W alkar BEETLE BAILEY o k a y .' l im e u p WE'RE GOIMO BACK TO CAMP by Arl Sanaom THE BORN LOSER Ooo 6 cr m V ----------- ^ ^ by Bob Montana ARCHIE B U T I T H O U G H T i t W AS A N ai?/EBTiS6/vesT e o a A TAXI S E R v e e / by Howla Schneider E E K A MEEK I FIKJALLS' REALIZED THAT ITS KALIS' KJOT I0&CE5SAEV fCRSOU X) 1ILL Mfc’SCU LOVE ME' IM SD MAKJV UUORDS... 1 CMJ TEU BV SOUR ACTIONS hOW SOU FEEL ABOUT ME 5 Years No Guarantee Of Cure, But It’s Close DEAR DR. G O TT - A friend o f mine had breast cancer more than five years ago Although they caught It pretty early, they did a modified radical on her. Happily, she's had no recurrence to date. Does that mean that she's home free? DEAR READER — Asa form o f medical shorthand In assessing treatment of cancer, doctors use the term ''five-year cure." Some malignancies are cured In weeks and never recur. Other forms may lie dormant or In remission for many years and then reap­ pear. So. In order to make cnm p», , ' r i s possible, physi­ cians refer to a "five-year cure." Otdlnarlly. a person who Is treated for cancer and shows no similar disease after five years Is considered "cu red ." I think It Is Important to realUe that five years Is not a magic number. Patients who are disease-free for more than five years sti l l re q u ire p eriodic evaluation because cancer Is sometimes unpredictable and. unfortunately, can show up many years after having appar­ ently been eradicated. Because o f presumed d efi­ ciencies In the body's cancerdelecting Im m une system, a person ran have one cancer cured, only to develop a ma­ lignancy — another "primary’ " — In a second site. For example, women wi t h tumors In one breast have a statistically much higher chance of developing new tumors In the other breast. Despite this unplrasunt In­ formation. I think that most patients feel Justifiable relief at "making II" past five years And they should. There Is a very good chance that their disease will not return. DEAR DR. G O TT - I had hepatitis when I was a little kid, and now I'm almost 40 and they still won't let me give blood. I leel guilty about this because I know It's so Important. Why Is this rule so strict? DEAR READER - When you had hepatitis years ago. the virus ca u sed you r body to manufacture defense proteins called u ntlbodles These an­ tibodies Inactivated the viruses and you recovered. However. In all probability, the hepatitis viruses — although not active — are sttll present tn your body: they continue to have the potential to cause disease If they are transmitted by your blood to a non-lmmune victim who does not have hepatitis antibodies. T h erefore, blood banks are particularly cautious about ac­ cepting donors w hose blood might infect a recipient. Re­ member that anyone receiving a blood transfusion Is sick, or al least tn a weakened state. 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I M P t ^ l P L E, 1 EVEN A CLO CK TH A T POE^NT VM0RK] « K ltfH T T lV / C E A PA Y / ^ BY THE LAW OF ^ FOR y o u TO PE Ki<3HT E V E R Y riAAE i AVERAGES l BE PUSHT <?<3ME- i p crT r W HY T r v fV’ THER t o a f o o e w rrw ME f I'M A LW A Y S . KK3HT / .<1 f- t K - by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY -V1V S>SS. By J a m e s Jacoby Can you Imagine having too much length In the trump suit? In circu m sta n ces when too many trumps can tic a liability, you must shorten your holding tiy rolling as soon as |ioss!blr. Thr late Carl Alberto I’rrmux. captain of Italy's world champi­ onship b rid ge team, dem on­ strated that technique In this deal. Bidding four spades was Im­ pulsive. Had I’crroux bid only three. North certainly would have carried on to four, so all roads led to Rome. After winning the heart ace. 1‘erroux Immedi­ ately Miffed a heart. Now a spade to the king revealed the bad spilt. Dcelarrr ruffed another heart. played a diamond to the king, finessed his spade Jack and plavrd a second diamond to (lie are. Now one more heart Milf reduced South to the same trump length as defender East. Declarer eould exit with any minor suit card and wult to score Ills ace and 10 of spades for the game-going tricks. Easy enough. A careless play o f the spade king al (rick two, In-forr a heart Is Miffed, would leave declarer unable to shorten his trump length and achieve the drslrrd end position. Because East had made a takeout double of the one-dub opening bid. It was not ut all unlikely that East would hold all fou r spades. C arl I'rrro u x 's foresight paid off. NORTH seas ♦ K J ♦ A7I1 4 AK7 ♦ J li lt WKST EAST 4QI42 V J 10*15 VKVM ♦ JI0 9 ♦ q »7 j ♦ AK 5 ♦ y is j SOLTII 4AJI4I7S4 sri 4142 411 Vulnerable Both Dealer. 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No. 306 Thursday, August 15, 1965-Sanford, Florida Evening Herald — (USPS 461 260) — Price 25 Cents Detective Improves Following Surgery H*r*M rwm hr OMct U rntw Seminole County deputy Dale Wagner garage at 1279 Lynnwood Drive, Forest fells a nearby resident to leave the area City, before chemicals are removed from A special 'explosive safe’ truck carries chemical to the Osceola landfill. They Include 19 liters of acetaldehyde, 4 liters of ethyl butyrate and one gallon of assorted poisons. Neighborhood Evacuated After Chemicals Found BySneanLoden Herald Staff W riter Officials were awaiting word today on what to do with a collection of hazardous chemicals found Wednes­ day In the garage of a Forest City home, a discovery which forced the evacuation of about 40 homes In the Lynwood subdivision. The chemicals, which "had the N o potential for destroying a lot of that neighborhood." have been moved to a “ secure remote location" and are under guard, according to Seminole County sherlirs bomb expert Lt. Marty Lallrusctunn. The evacuation began about 4:30 p m and lasted for about two hours. Gary Hrnwn. of the Seminole County Department of Public Sufety. Mid most M o r e of the families took the opportunity to go out to dinner and seven families were temporarily housed at Hear Lake Elementary School. The evacuation was ordered after fire department workers and Lallrusclano evaluated the chemicals and deemed them to be a "very serious hazard." I^illruscluno said. The Investigation was sparked by a Wednesday morning telephone call to Fire Rescue Division workers from Jeanette Clark of 1229 Lynwood Ave.. Brown said Mrs. Clark told fire -department personnel she had been cleaning her garage and found a cache of chemicals which had belonged to her lale See CHEMICALS, page 2A T im e F o r H a t t a w a y School Board Holds Him To Original Closing Date For Lot Sale By Janie Onat Herald Staff W riter S em in ole C oun ty School Board membera denied 3-1 Wednesday Altamonte Springs developer Hob llattaway’a re­ quest to extend the closing date r>n hlacnn'ract to buy an 11-acir lot across from Sanford Middle School where he wants to build a shopping center and homes But Hattaway left the board members with the impression he still Intends to purchase the land by the Aug. 2 1 closing dale the contract specifies. Hoard members Pat Telaon. Hill Kroll and Jean Bryant voted to deny the extension: Chairman Nancy Warren voted for It. Board m em ber Joe W illiam s was absent. Ilaltawuy told the lioard his attorney would "be In touch with" the hoard's legal counsel, Ned Julian. Jr., about the clos­ ing date Hattaway was forced to re­ quest the extension when the Sanford City Commission ref­ used to grunt the property com­ mercial zoning status und In­ stead sent the matter bark to the city's Planning and Zoning board Kmll fold Hattaway be­ fore the vole he could buy the land by the date specified In the contract or the board may uguln accept bids on the land. Mrs Warren said she agreed with Superintendent of School* Robert Hughes that the board should grunt Huttaway the extension. Sandcfur of Sundefur Properties. Inc., Sanford, asked the board to deny Hallaway's rrquest on the ground* that Hattaway was not offering to work with the area residents to develop comipcrrlal property that the resklent* feel l* compatible with the area. Sandefer, whose attempt to up Ills o ffe r on th e p r o p e rty to $610,000 was not considered at an earlier meeting, said hr w ou ld lose b y not sell tu g (h e would build a bank and pro IrasMiisl offices on (he property, land sooner. "I have met every term and according to Warden. Sylvia Smith, owner of a West condition of the city of Sanford timely." said Hattaway In de­ 18th SI. home near the lot. said fending ht* request. "I'm asking she had " a petition of 700 for your continuing coopera- signatures" against the proposed shopping center. Hon "W e have pledges to raise Margaret Warden, an attorney and representative for Stanley money to buy the property." she Hattaway had put 620.000 In down payment on the property und In a letter to the board had offered to put un additional 610.000 down payment In an escrow account plus 12 percent ol $600,000. the lotul appraised value of the land and the purchase price, to accrue from the original closing date of Aug. 21 until the actual closing date to make up for Interest the board said "I've talked to Mr Sandclur about working together to devel­ op the property.'* If Hattaway doe* not purchase the property by Aug 21 and the school board *1111 wishes to sell It. It will havr to rradvertlse for bids, nald Julian. He ulso said the property would have to lx* reapprulscd. It was brought out that the board paid $1,300 each for three appraisals on the pro­ perly. . In other buslnem. the board approved 3-1 u recommendation by Carey Ferrell, assistant super­ intendent of business und fi­ nance, to retain Arch Roberts and Company as fiscal agent for the tsauanre of a proposed $100 See TIME, page 8 A Jail W ork Funding N ear To Forstall 'Crisis' Lobbyist Seeks Sex Education, Birth Control Devices For Teens TALLAHASSEE (UPII — Last summer It was child molestation In day care centers. This summer. II Is the death of a baby In a stale-licensed fosler home. A childrens' rights lobbyist predicts the next human services crisis In hit the heaullnes will start with the death of a pregnant teenager from want of prenatal medical care. ' Jack Levine, executive director of the privately funded Florida Center for Children and Youth, wants lo forestall that deuth by making sure Florida's public schools offer both sex education and cam pus-based clinics capa­ ble of prescribing birth control devices. He said 20 of Florida's 67 school districts currently offer some form of sex education. In the Seminole County School District sex education Includes human development in­ struction for fifth grade girls taught by a nurse. Information on venereal diseases in seventh grade science, and human reproduction taught In high school biology, according to School Board spokesman Karen Coleman. There la no Instruction or distribution of birth control d c v icca. A new program for pregnant students is now 'O ne nood not trovol to othor continents to o b ssrv * poverty's devastating effect upon the young...' In the development stage, but not yet approved by the Seminole County School Board, and ta called TAPP (Teen Age Parent Program). In addition lo (he academic studies the girls would receive health care and training In nutrition and how to rope with problems Inherent with pregnancy and being a teen age parent. The girls would receive hands-on training In child care as after the babies are six weeka old they ran be brought lo clasa. The girls would be given factual Information on pregnancy, child birth, child development and family planning lo clarify conflicting advice they may have received and reduce the chance of their becoming pregnant again. Mrs. Col­ eman said. See LOBBYIST, page 8A By Donna Estes Chairman Hob Sturm was In Herald S ta ff W riter France wlih a Central Florida A $300,000 federal grant, the See JAIL, page 8A Orst Installment of an expectrd $1 million contribution toward financing expansion of the S e m in o le C o u n t y Jail. Is expected to be approved any day now. The U.S. Marshal's office has ollrrrd (he county. In writing, the Initial fund* In exchange for a guarantee that space will be available for 30 federal prisoners at the Utility, according lo Jim Shoultz. former director of cor­ rections In Seminole County and secretary of a study committee on Jail needs here. An additional $700,000 has been Included In the marshal's 1986 budget to guarantee space for another 66 prisoners, he said. The $1 mil* ilon total will pay moat of the construction cost of a 96-bed pod. Cost of a pod la estimated at $1.2 million. T h e c o u n ty c o m m issio n applied for the money five weeks ago and C om m issio n Vice C h airm an Fred S trcelm an signed documents guaranteeing the space requested will be available for a five-year period. At the tim e C o m m is s io n By Deane Jordan Herald Staff W riter A Casselberry detective was In serious condition In an Intensive carr unit today following surgery to remove a bullet lodged near Ills spine Meanwhile, at the Seminole County Courthouse a burglary-grand theft trial was postponed Wednesday because the wounded detective was the Investigating otfleer. The case must be tried by Get. 16 or the charges rnuld be dropped because Florida law inundates that such a case go to trial within 175 days aflrr a person Is arrested und charged, it cannot proceed without the detective's testim ony, pro* sreutor Hill Cato said However, hr said If Camhrr Is not well enough to testily bv mld-Srplrmber hr will ask for an allowed waiver of the speedv trial rule because of "exceptional circumstances." Slaflord Lynn Cambre. 37. was listed III serious hut stable condition today at Orlando Re­ gional Medical Center, according to hospital spokesman Joe ltiown. Three neurosurgeons removed the bullet during a Hirer hour surgery that tx-gan at 7 p in Wednesday. Brown said Camhrr* In ulrrt. talking and shows no signs of (mralysl*. Camhrr'* right lung, damaged when the 29-callbcr bullet ripped through Ills chest, was repaired when he arrived ut the hospital Tuesday. Brown Mid. Camhrr was shot as he con­ fronted an armed robbery sus pert during a manhunt minute* utter a onr-nisn heist at Service M erchandise, formerly O.G. W ilson's in Seminole I'laxa. r «»ssellx*rry. Camhrr. a plain­ clothes detective, was not wearlog a bullet-proof vest though he did so as a uniformed ofTlrcr. according io Sharon Cumbrr. the oflicrr's wife. Brown M i d She said because the Incident occurred so neur the police department that her husband did not think of the vest as he responded to the scene. The suspert, Ixxrkrd under the name of Dennis Mlcharl King, 28. reportedly of Dallas, was being held without bond In the See SURGERY, page BA If Seminole Agrees TO D A Y Action Reports. .. Bridge............ . ...........2B Calendar............. Classifieds........... Comics................ ....... 2B Crossword........... ......... 2B Dear Abby.......... Deaths................ Dr. Gott.............. ...........2B Editorial............. ...........4A Horoscope........... ...........2B Hospital.............. Nation................ ...........2A People................ Sports................. Television........... ...........3B Weather.............. ...........2A World................. Orange County May Step In For SCA The Orungr County Depart­ opment block grant. The fund­ ment of Community Affairs may ing comes from the federal be operating social programs In government but Is disbursed by Seminole County If an agree­ the stale Department of Com­ ment can be negotiated between munity Affairs. Attending the meeting was an the two counties. E a r l i e r Ih ta w e e k , the officer of the Community AfTalrs Seminole County Commission Department. The officer told Seminole met with representatives ol community action agencies In County to determine whether an neighboring counties to discuss existing agency In a nearby how Seminole would obtain county wanted to provide com­ social services once performed munity services lo Seminole. by now defunct Seminole Com­ Only if one could not be found munity Action. The groups were could the county select a local looking (or one agency to fill the agency to get the money. However, representatives of void. The agency finally chosen community action agencies In among those In Orange. Volusia the three surrounding counties und Lake counties would receive ol Orange. Lake and Volusia a $125,000 community devel­ showed up lor Ihe workshop and all said they were willing lo provide Seminole with commu­ nity services. The commission voted Tues­ day nlghl to offer Ihe opportuni­ ty to Orange. The agencies In Lake and Volusia are non-profit private organizations while the Orange County community action group la port of the county govern­ Celebrating the 50th anniversary ol the Social Security ment's department of communi­ system Wednesday by cutting Into "b irth d a y" cake are Bud M cG In ty, operations supervisor at the Sanford Social ty affairs. Deputy County Administrator Security office. 300 Mellonvllle Ave., and Social Security Richard George said Orange recipient Pauline Fortier Teston of 2209 West 25th St., County has been Invited to make Sanford. Ms. Teston displayed her Social Security card, a specific proposal to Seminole inset, which she obtained Dec. 22. 1936 during the time she on what programs It will offer for worked at the C.H . Erlcson canning plant at 13th St. and E lm the S I23.000grant. Ave. Them e for the nationwide celebration was "partnership 8 «s ORANGE. p t| « 8 A with tom orrow." 50 Y e a rs O f S e c u rity �3A —Ev*nmg Herald, Sanford, FI Thursday, Aug. 15. IT85 NATION IN BRIEF Los Angeles Passes Anti-AIDS Discrimination Law LOS ANGELES (UI’ J) — The nation's sreond larges) city, where an average o f one person a day dies from AIDS, has outlawed discrimination against people with the deadly disease or those suspected of having It. The City Council unanimously passed the sweeping law Wednesday, with some members charging that AIDS victims are being treated as "lepers." Under the law. believed the first of Its kind In the nation, victims o f AIDS discrimination can sue In civil court But the ordinance also allows the city attorney to step In and obtain temporary restraining orders — vital, supporters feel, because many AIDS sufferers are too weak to Initiate court action themselves. Employers, employment agencies and labor unions would l>e prevented from firing or refusing to hire people with AIDS. Se/'regatlon of AIDS sufferers In the work place would also be (tanned. Restaurants could not refuse to serve victims and schools would not be allowed to deny admission to them. Medical professionals. Including dentists, would be prohibited from denying Ireatmenl to AIDS victims. Insurance companies could not refuse to write health or life coverage or raise the premiums of victims or suspected victims. The original proposal Included criminal p«-naltlr* for offenders, hut barkers eliminated them because they felt going through c ivil courts would be quicker. Union Carbide Faces Lawsuit Building Official Fights 'Demotion1 Longwood Waiting On Attorney General's Opinion By Jane C asselberry H erald S ta ff W riter The Umgwood City Commission's plan to reshuffle the staff, particularly the replace* mrnt of Hud Bryant with City Engineer Charles llassler as city building official, has heen delayed pending a ruling by the state Attorney General on the legality of Hassler s holding both Jobs. Although he has beaded the hulldlng department for six years. Bryant may never actually have been "appointed by the city commission." according to Mayor Harvey Smerllson Even so. Hryam maintains he Is the building official and according to thr Standard Building Code, observed by the city, can't hr removed without proper cause and u public hearing The matter was on Monday night's city commission agenda, but City Attorney Gerald Kortnan said hr had not obtained a ruling from the Attorney General and docs not know bow much longer It will takr to get one. Under the stale Constitution a elty official can lurid only one municipal position at a time anti there Is a question of whether the building olllclal title rnmrs under this regulation. The rule may also affect roller Chief Greg Manning who Is serving as C lly Ad mlnlslrator Kortnan ‘arid he has also asked lor a rtillng on Manning s dual job holding The commission wants to pul Hassler In chargr of the hulldlng department and lake llie tide away Horn Bryant and call him a b u i l d i n g I n s p e c t o r . " T h i s Is |airt o l t h e c o m m i s s i o n ' s p l a n to c o n s o li d a t e a u t h o r i t y In l h r h a n d s o f fe w e r p c o p lr so I h u t th e re would only be three persons reporting directly to the city administrator — the engineer, the city clerk and the director of public safety la position that has not been filled because there Is a question o f whether or not It Is needed! Smerllson questions whether Bryant was ever officially appointed building official by the commission or merely hired by former clly administrator David Chacey as building Inspeclor. Bui there Is no question In the mind o f Bryant, who has plaques from iwo former mayors stating he Is the city's building olflclal. For almost five of his six years In the hulldlng department. Bryant was the entire department. "According to the Standard Building Code.’* he said, the head o f the department Is (he building official "I was appointed by Dave Chacey and he couldn't do anything without the approval (or disapproval) of the commission and they have been approving my salary and t>aylng me. As soon as they did they acknowl­ edged" he was the hulldlng olflclal Bryant said he resents statements made by (hr commissioners Monday night to thr effect lhal " I was never appointed' — It's not true — and I 'assumed the role on my own'— It's a big lie." The job ol Jerald Davts. u building Inspector llryant said was hired just a little over a year ago. Is eliminated In the Irritative budget for the 1985-88 fiscal year The mayor said It was because the number of building |>rnntts Is down and he Isn’t needed, but Bryant said the clly Is actually ahead of last year in the number of penults Issued. In the tentative budget. Hassler's salary as director of engineering Is divided equally between building, planning and toning, and public works departments. Formerly city engineer In Winter Springs. Hassler was hired by the Longwood Commission on June 3 at an annual salary of $30,000 Bryant's salary $21,000 a year. Hts pay would not be cut If he loses the title of building official, according to City Clerk Don Terry If Bryant Is Indeed the city's building official. Korman said It m ay take more than a simple resolution to replace him and a public hearing would be required. Bryant said under the Standard Building Code the clly has to show cause before removing a building official from the office and a public hearing Is required. In a similar case. Hassler. shortly after a ssu m in g his post, dem oted Tom m y Jackson from public works director to deputy public works director and was pul to work supervising city crews. In that case. Bryant said Jackson didn't have the Standard Building Code behind him. Bryant suspects his problems with the city commission may slcm from his lnslstancc that building department funds be kept separate as the law requires and not mixed wtlh general funds because they com e from building fees and not tax moneys "T h e fres arc supposed to cover the costs o f operating the building department and making Inspections and If there Is loo much o f a surplus the fees are sup|>osrd to be lowered." Bryant said CHARLESTON. W Vu. (Ul’ll — Kanawha Vullcy residents phut to rally for and against Union Carbide, whose plants had two chemical accidents tills week, and West Virginia's attorney general may sue the chemical glum for u spill dial sickened 135 pcoplr Slide Attorney General Charlie Brown suggealed Wed nesday he might sue Union Carbide over the leaks, which u citizens group ofTleial says has exposed (he region to a "catastrophic" disaster. Brown said he was particularly concerned about Carbide's delay Iasi Sunday in telling local officials the chemical cloud posed a dungrr lo nearby communities. Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd toured Carbide's plan) al Instllulr with federal officials following a Sunday accident Hint sent a cloud of ahllcarh oxime, a pesticide chemical. |nlo ilir air and rolling over four nearby towns, sickening 135 people Tw o nights later. Carbide's South Charleston plant accidentally discharged 1.000 gallons of Ucon brake fluid, Hie solvent Isoprapunnl and sulfuric m id Into the Kanawha Hlvrr, sending one person lo a hospital. D e liv e ry O f C a rs M a y B e g in By N e xt W eek Dismissal Of Spy Charges Asked 1 BALTIMORE (UP1) — Defense attorneys have asked lhal espionage charges against John and Michael Walker be dropped because they suy excessive publicity has prejudiced u grand Jury that returned the Indictments. U S District Judge Alexander Harvey II Is to hear arguments today and Friday on Ihe motion lo dismiss the Indlcliiirnts and on more Ilian a dozen other mailers. John Walker. 47. a rrtlrrd Navy warrant officer who hud a top-secret s e c u rity clearance. Is ch arged w lih muslrrmtndlng a family and-frlend spy ring ihnl sold mtlliury secrets lo thr Soviets Investigators s«y he spied for thr Sovlrts for 20 years and brought tn his son Michael. '22. a sailor lasl assigned lo the aircraft carrlrr Nlmltz; his older brother and a Navy buddy S em in ole High School band and d a n ce leant m em b ers g e l Instruction In m a rc h in g pro Danny Wreaking Havoc Along Gulf Coast LAKE CHARLES. La lUI'll I lurrlcanc Danny and Us HO iiipli winds closed In on Louisiana t o d a y , s w i r l i n g o il I lit r e tornadoes, bringing lorrcuilul rains and knocking mu power lo l lions.on I-. along I he coast Danny was headed lor Ihe Houthwest cornet ol the state hul heavy rain and w inds gosling lo 60 mph were fell as far cast as New Oi leans on the Opposite side n( the sliile The hurrlcanr, the fnurlli ol llie season on the Allantle side, was rolling lit the Gulf ol Mexico |usi oil the Louisiana coost south ol Cuineroii The National Hunt cane Cenler in Miami predicted a lute mninliig lundlull near there il Danny slaved on Mb course Ai 8 a m.. ihe linrrlcunr was ernlered near latitude 29 O north •mil longitude '12 6 went. moving low,ud Ihe north northwest at It) lo 15 mpli Its sustained winds were 85 mpli with gale loree winds extending 150 utiles In Ihe east. AR EA FORECAST: Today partly cloudy with a chance ol nfirrnonn ihundrnitonns High III Ihe up|>er HOs lo lower IKK Wind easl 1(1 lo 15 mph Rain chance -lit percent. Tonight partly cloudy with a slight chance mainly evening thun­ derstorms Low In lower to mid 70s Wind easl lo mpli Rain chance 20 perceitl. Friday partly cloudy A chance nl afternoon ihondersiumis. High lower 90s Wind southeast ID nmh Italu chance 30 pciccnl AREA READINGS (0 s.m.fi trmprrninic 80 overnight low was die aeelaldrhvde, Lalirusclnm i sa id , b e m u s e o f Its " e x p lo s iv e p o te n tia l," That C o n t i n u e d f r o m p s g c 1A i liemh al can explode cm eonlaet husband who was a chemist wlih air or by ts-iug set till with a llruwu said, d e l on a I o r . B r o w n s a id Firelighters rrs|xmdcd to ihe lliefiglilers didn't know what scene and found 19 llleis nl might happen If any of the acetaldehyde, a highly voiltalc. c lie m lea Is w ere a ccid en ta llyvery toxic chemical used lo mixed. Since all (lie chemicals pres make other chemicals." Brown said Also Imiud were lour llleis ruled some sort of a threat. o f e th y l b u tyra te, a " v e r y Brown said moat were juieked In tlammuhle liquid": one gallon ol sand In a dum p truck for dry formaldehyde treated urea, removal Some were mnvrd In and mhrr "sm all ipumillles ol the sherlll’ s bomb unit. |Mmlnn, tabled ‘ poison’" , Brown By 6:30 p m all of the chem i­ said Formaldehyde, he said is c a ls had been removed La Bros flammable and is a "moderate claim said oillelals are walling lor word Irmn the slate De­ health hazard." Th r chemicals were in very partm ent o f E n viro n m en ta l old. decayed eontullters, Brown Regulation on how thr materials said "W e roitsldcfed the chentl- should Ite disposed of eals very unstable We were Mrs Chirk refused locom m ent concerned in moving die con­ i inlay on the chemicals. Oil lelals tainer* one would bleak, so we have no iitlormutlon on her late husband, except lhal he was decided lo evacuate.’’ The gi eaiesi potential danger rr|mii led tn have liern a chemist ...Chem icals HOSPITAL NOTES Ceoltel Florida Regieml Mespile I Wednesday itAn fax d ADMISSIONS CdalnaO Outtor ThamaiW Goor*e Muisia M Maitor \ a I v i n A P oints M k h u l Bollotaulito DeBary Owns M Cetogru.e OeByrr G « h | » J Dougherty Ooltane O IIC H A R O E I June A Slreb. Deltona (torn A m d s i r Om* ►torsld nwtoby Tommy Vine ant Marching Seminoles Legol Notice 73. W e d n e s d a y ’ s high: 88; barometric pressure 30 08. rela­ tiv e h u m id ity : 87 percen t: winds: east al 5 mph; rain a trace: sunrise 0 54 a in., sinisrl H 05 p.iu. FR ID A Y T ID E S: D syton s Beach: highs. H 45 a m .. 9 13 p in.: lows, 2;27 a m . 2 26 p m : Port Canaveral: highs, 8 37 a m .. 9 05 p in . lows. 2 18 u in . 2 17 p m Hayporl: highs. 2:35 a in., 1s43 p.m . lows. 8 00 a.in.. H 55 p.m B O A T IN G FORECAST: Si Augustine lo Jupllcr Inlet out 50 miles — Easl wind 10 lo 15 knots today then around 10 knuls tonight and Friday Sea 3 lo 5 (cel today liccoilllng 3 feel or less tonight. Scattered show­ ers and widely scattered thun­ derstorms STOCKS fheoe guofdftorw provided by m em bert a* in* Nobpnol A i m s (Alton at Jocuririei Orator) ore r epee tenle live into, dealer prices at al mfd morning lotto, ln f*r M olar maria la (Sanya IhrovgUoul in* a t , Pricei do no* Include r*l*il markup markdown Atlantic Bank Amafkan Pion*#* SAL Ramatt flank F lor ‘da Po*ar A light Fla Progrvtt t rttdom Saving! MCA Hughes Supply Morrison's NCR Ctrp P !■•»*#f Scotty | South*ail flan! SunTrmt •td Ad If kg *} t « t 'l in* J1*» VH U t c e d u re from band d irector Bob M agu ire, ce n te r, as the band ca m p begins this w eek. in I4V» .1 . nn IfS n • At1! tt l)<« 1)H ) l '% )IH n*. U to F.irniiij* llcm k l < u iP i **i not Thurtday. August IS, 1485 Vol IT, No 504 Published Daily erd Sunday, eicrpl Saturday by Tha U n h id Harald. Inc. MO N Franc* A ,a Sonlord Fla HIM . ' Sac and Clan Postage Paid al Sanlard, Flaoda u r n Hama Delivery Waab. t i l l ; Month H III t ManISi. ITS IS; 4 Months, I V Mi V aar.ltl 04 By Mall W ok •I 10; MantS, MOO, 1 Man I hi 014 44; I Month*. IJ 1 10; Vatr, MM. PSon* (H D 111 1011. IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T, IN A N D F O R S IM IN O IE C O U N TY . FL O R ID A C IV IL AC TIO N NO •t » n o n e m il M COOPT Mand LILA P C O O P fM hit n il) Ptaintllt, v* NICh.H BUTTlTTA al al Dalandanlt N O TIC E OF ACTIO N TO O W E N U R rS O N Boi IS Walwnllgad Do.ar n h o m t o THE E S TA TE OF C H E S TE R W (IRVSON D r i u u d and all peril** claiming by through under or agaiml C H E S TE R W BRYSON or THE E S TA TE OF C H E S T E R W BRYSON Do caotad ond *u parties having or claiming lo na.a an. right lilto or inla 'ail in »sa rtal proparty described In Addendum ‘ ‘A " alloc Sad harato YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D mat an action lor Doclaratory Judgmant lo ra form documanli. lo orpi-nga doc amenta Irom ISa public ra c o r d t. and lo lo ro clo ia o morlgaga on Iha to!lo.>ng pro port? in Sominolo County, F tor ido Addendum A TR A C T I Thai portion ol tho following Itnp ol lond which Hot betw een B loch t D and E A L L E N D A L E according to tn# Plal lharoot al lacordad in Plal Booh 4. Pago I. Public R x n .d c ol Sominolo County Florida, to w ll A strip ol land M tool wldo I 0 . M tool on oath side of mo cantor i.na ol in# mam Ira n ol lha lor mar Seaboard Airl.na Railroad Company aa tormarly locaiad m in* SE « ol lha h r , ol tacHon 11 Township }| South Rang* j i f a i l Sominoto Cunty Fl o ri da . Oatanding n o r 'h o a ii n o -d iy Horn lha norlhorly Hna of Loho Hornay Avenue 110 h i t mort or toil to a point in lha Eail Hna of aa.d SE 'a of ton N W ’* Ol la d Section II. containing 0 al of an aero m o ia o lto ii a* shown on o prim of a portion of lha right of nay a n d T r a c f M a p » 1 F L A L JO. If, which print n aflachad and mada a part of fhat ctrtoin ba rrenly Daad atocutod from Saaboard Coatl Lin a R ailroad Company, a Virginia Corporation at \ot Conor by margor of lha format Saaboard A irlln a R ailro ad Company. ,n la .or al William F Andoft and Jaan I Andtrc m* w to rocordad In O R Booh H IT Pago 110. Public Rocordl of Sominoto County. F tot Ido T R A C T II Blocks C 0 end E. A L L E N D A L E SU B D IVIS IO N according to tho Plal lharoot at rocordod in Plal Booh a Pag* ? Public Rocordl ol Sominoto County. Flat Ido L i n i n g out ISa following proporiy from Tract* I ond n LE S S Loti I. I, H t ond ftw Legal Notice Wott I I tool of Lot IS. Block C. A L L E N D A L E . According to lha PIOI Ihorool Ok rocordod in Plot BOOb A Pogo t. Public Rocordt of Sominoto County, Florida Alto toll lha following Bogin ol Iho IntoriocHan of tho South lino of lot II, Block C. A L L E N D A L E According lo lha Plot Ihorool ot rocordod in Plal Boob 4. Pogo r. Public Rocorda of Sominoto County. Florida and tho Wottorly right of nay ot Old S A L Railroad, run E a il on tho prolongation Ot U ld South lino ol Lot II. lo a point loa 00 toot Eotf ol Iho South m l ' tor ntr ot uRf Lai It, thonco North to tho Wottorly right ol way ol told Old S A L Roilrood, thonco S o u th w o tto rly a lo n g to ld right ol woy to Iho Point al Baginning Alto tool Iho follow ing From Iho North wot I cor nor of Lot I* Ot Block D. A L L E N D A L E , according lo Iho Plot Ihorool ot rocordod m Plot Boon o Pogo I. Public Rocordl ol Sominoto County. Florida run Eotl along Iho North lino ot told Lot It. IS toot lor * point of bag inn Ing run thonco South paroltol to tho Wott lino ot toid Lot It. IX) tool, thonco C o il poraltol to tho North lino of laid Lot It. IIS tool, thonco North paroltol to Iho Wott lino ol told Lot It. 101 loot lo tho P 0 Of o curvo concovo to lha toll.haring 0 rodiut of IS toot and 0 control ongto ot to*, run thonco along tho ore ol to>d curvo I t V toot to tho P T thonco Wott along lha North lino of told Ldf It. 100 tool to mo Po<nl ol Boginning Alto •ott lha Wail It tool ol Lott I and 10 Block D. A L L E N D A L E and i« n Lot II ond Iho E o tl to 01 Lol 10. Lot • ond Iho E o tl to ol Lol f. Lo* 1 ond Iho E Oil to ot Lo* 4 Block C. A L L E N D A L E According to Iho Plot ihorool ot recorded In Plot Boob A Pogo 1. Public Rocordt al Sominoto County Florida LE S S Lo tt 1.1. U 1 A I . I t. It. II. II 11. It, IS. 10. I I and It and lha Wall to ol Lol It, ond Law » ond 11 oil In Block D of t t Id A L L E N D A L E S U B Di v i s i o n hot boon I,tod ogamot you and you a>o roguirtd to torvo a copy ol your wniton dotontat. Il any. •0 II on P H IL L IP M LO G AN. Aliornay to) plalnlltt. Potl Of •ico Bo, Sat Sanford F tor Ida U frio o w ond tlto lha original with tho Ctorh at tho obovo Court an or botor o Soplombor l 1IB1 oihorwiko a Judgmonl may ta a-tor ad agownl you tor •fa ralial damandod in Iho Campiaml W ITNESS my hand and m* Official tool of thlt Court, on •lilt Itm day of July, INS D AVID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T Rr D.*n* K Brummofl Oopuly Ctork Publith Augwtt 1.1. »V n INS DEI 11 » WASHINGTON IUPI) - Lead­ ers of the Teamsters union have set a Friday vole on a tentative agreement to end a nationwide strike by 21.000 truckers that halted delivery of new cars and trucks to uutomoblle dealers The tentative pact, which re­ quires ratification by rank-andfile members IW ore the strike Is culled oil. was rrachrd Wed­ nesday after contract negotia­ tions. Representatives of 92 local unions covered by Ihe agreemenl will ronslder It Friday at a m eetin g In W ash in gton . If approved, secret balloting will be held be ihe truckers within the next lew days. Vehicle deliveries could begin by next week. No tleialls on the new contract were announced. The sirtke. which began July 26. was called by the union to press demands for higher wages and benefits. A prolonged strike by the truckers who haul thousands ol vehicles to showrooms each day could h ave c lo g g e d factory storage lots. Legal Notice N O TIC E OF A PUBLIC H E A R IN G TO C O N S IO E R t h e a d o p t io n o f AN O R D IN A N CE b y T H E C IT Y Of SANFORD. FLO R ID A Notice It noroby glyon lhal a Pub't Hoanng will bo hold tl lha Committion Roam In Iho City Hail In iho City of Sanford. Florida, al 7 M o’clock P M on August J4 IN I. to contutor Iho odopHon ol on ordinance by tho City ol Sanford Florida, ot lol tow* o r d in a n c e n o if t i 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 LOR IO A . T O A N N E X W ITH IN T H E C O R P O R A TE A R EA O F T H E C IT Y OF sanford . F lo r ida , upon A D O P TIO N O F SAID 0R DI NANCE. A P O R TIO N OF TH AT P R O P E R TY L Y IN G AT THE N O R T H W E S T c o r n er OF T H E IN T E R S E C T IO N OF AIRPORT B O U L E V A R D AND C O U N TR Y C L U B ROAD SAID P R O P E R TY B E IN G SITUAT ED IN S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO 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 IO N P R O V IS IO N S of section m Baa. Florida S TA T U T E S P R O V ID IN G FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N FLIC TS A N O E F F E C T IV E D A TE W H ER E A S , Ihoro hot boon mod with Iho City Ctork ol Iho City Of Sonlord Florida, a petition containing iho nomot ol Iho proporiy owneri in tho area datcribod hortm altar roguoti ing onroiolton to Iho cor pur a to oroo Of tho City ol Sanford. F lor Ida and roguothng to bo Included m artin ond W H E R E A S , iho P ro p erly Appraiser of Sominoto County. F tor too having cartifwd lhal m art are two proparry owner* to Iho o'oa to bo ann*ied and the* Mid proporiy owner Sat t.gnod the Pot ilion for Annas a lion ond W H ER E A S , il not boon do lorminod Ihe! Iho proporiy do s c M B o d S o r o ln a tt o r it reasonably compact and con HguPvt to me corpora to area* of me City of Sanford. F tor-do. and It hot further boon doform, nod fhol Iho anitoaa'ton of M id property will not rooull In tho creation ot ononclovo. and W H ER EAS , lha City ol San ford. Florida. It to a position to provide nueiKlpel torvlco* to •ho property described heroin and lhal tho City Commission of lha City Ot Sonlord. Florida dooms II Irs mo bast Interest ot mo City to occopi M*d petition and to emeu sohi property NOW. T H E R E F O R E . BE IT E N A C T E D BV T H E P EO P LE OF TH E C I T Y O F SANFORO, FLO R ID A S E C TIO N I That lha pro party deecrlbed below situated In Sominoto County. F tor Ido bo and the some It hereby onnonod N and mode o port of Iho City of Legal Notice laniard Florida, pursuant k lha vofunlory enneiation pro v itlo n s of Section 171 Oaa Florida Statutes From Iho Southeast corner o Section la. Township 1* South Mango M Easl. run North atony mo Easterly Una ot section SI H I 4 tool, thonco Wasted, paroltol to the center lino o Country Club Road I I tool S the Point ol Baginning mono r u n W o s l o r l y a lo n g Its, Northerly R lgM o lW oy lino 0 C o u n t r y C lu b R o a d . It loot.thonco Northarly poraltol h Airport Boulevard. DO 0 toot thonco Easterly paroltol to Its, Norfhorly Righy ol Way lino p Country Club Rood. M tool, rut thonco Southerly paroltol H Airport Bouto.ard 1)0 4 toot S iho Point ol Beginning S E C T IO N 1 that upon mb Ordinance becoming oltoctluo Iho property owners ond any resident on Iho property da scribed heroin eholl bo onllltot to oil Iho rights and ptivilegei end immunities os are from lima to limo granted lo root donl* and properly owners m Iho City ot Sonlord. Florida, one os lurttwr provided In Chaptor 171. Florida Statutes, ond shall further bo lu b tx l to the re sponsibilitios ol residence Or ownership as may Irom lima ta lim e bo dolor mined by tho governing authority of the City at Sonlord. Florida ond Iho provlttono ot *e,d Chapter IT ). Florida Statute* SEC 1 ION 1 It any section or portion ol o section ot thlt ordinance proves ta bo invalid, unlawful, or unconsiiiutwnoi. It shall not bo held ta Invalidate or impair lha validity, tore# or effect ot any other section or part at mis ordinance S E C T IO N 4 That all ordi nance* or parts ot ordinance* In conflict herewith, be end mo same ore hereby revoked S E C T IO N I Thai m il ordi nonce shall become tt lee line immediately upon lit passage and adopt ton A copy shall be available al the Office ot Iho Clly Ctork tar ail persons dsSiring lo l aomino | iho M m * All perttot m interest end entrant shall have an enportunl ty ta bo hoard al Mid hearing By order of fhe City Cam mission ot the City of Sanford. F tor Ido A O V IC E T O T H E PUBLIC If o parson decides ta appeal b doc isnu* mode with respect ta any matter cons,Oared ot tho about mooring or hearing, ho may need a verbatim record of •tie proceedings, including fho testimony and ovUonct. which record Is not prnidsd by Iho C Ity bt Sonlord. I F S MO * l « ) H N T o m m .Jr City Ctork Publish August 1 . 1 I I 1 tt, IBM DEI 1 I �Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Judge Cites Insufficient Evidence In Granting Acquittal Th u n d a y, Aug. IS. 1 H J-3 A Longwood Teen Escapes Rape Charge Insufficient evidence prompted a circuit Judge Wednesday to acquit a 17-year-old Longwood youth o f rape, robbery and burglary. Seminole Circuit Judge Robert B McGregor granted the acqultial for William R. Dukes Jr.. of 1201 Homosaa Court, stating there was Insufficient evidence to prove Dukes either entered the victim 's home or raped her. Dukes was arrested March 11 In connection with the 2-year-old case. The anest cam e on Ihe heels of Dukes' acquittal on similar charges In a separate 1984 case. The acquittal prompted a dis­ cussion between two sheriff's deputies, one o f whome r e ­ membered a similar unsolved case. After checking Ihe old case and co m p arin g fingerprints, deputies arrested Dukes. Dukes, how ever, was s e n ­ tenced April 3 In a third case to 21 months In Juvenile detention In co n n ec tio n with the a t ­ tempted strangling of a Lake Mary woman In 1*J84. At Wednesday s (rial. Chris Smith, Dukes' Longwood a t­ torney, questioned the associa­ tion of Dukes' fingerprints at the scene and the assault Dukes kn ew at le a s t one o f th e woman's four children and could have been therr vlsltng, Smith said. McGregor. In granting the acqultul. a greed, saying the fingerprints could have been left at the scene prior to the assault. According to court records, a 35-ycar-old woman said she was attacked between 2 and 3 a m July I, 1982. She said a man w ith a s t e a k k n ife a n d a pillowcase over his head put the knife to her throat and sexually assaulted her twice. Hr then look money from her and (led She said she cooperated out o f fear for her life and Ihr safety o f her four children NABBED W ITH TRUCK A 28*year-old Orlando man who was being Issued a trespass warning ran Into more trouble when a police computer check showed litc truck he was driving had been reported stolen In Tennessee on July 30. Casselberry police charged the man w ith gran d theft and possession of a stolen vehicle at Season's Restaurant. State Road 436. Casselberry. Barry Allen White was being held In lieu o f $5,000 bind. SHOPPED BUT DIDN'T PAT A M a itla n d w o m a n w h o allegedly went on a shoplifting spree through the Altamonte Mall was nabbed In Bunlines and charged with grand theft. Altamonte Springs police re­ ported the woman had allegedly s t o le n t w o d r e s s e s fr o m Burdlnes and also had other Items tn her possession which had apparently been stolen from Jordan Marsh and Brooks. The total value o f the Items was about $200, a police report said. Cindy Lynn Hast. 19. of 2052 Mohawk Trail, was arrested al 4 p.m. Tuesday, She has been released without posting bond and Is scheduled to appear In court Sept. 9. HIGH-SPEED CHASE A 41-year-old llarahan. La man who reportedly led Winter Springs police on a 100 mph chase through that city when police tried to stop his vehicle after It was seen weaving on S t a le Road 4 3 4 has been charged with flreln g and at­ tempting to elude police Police reported the man Ig­ nored an officer's blue light and siren signal to stop early Wed­ nesday. The ofllcer chased the man's vehicle from Stale Hoad 434 to F a irfa x A ven ue, to T u s k a w llla R o a d and on to Trolw ood Road where other police cars m oved In and aided In the stop Thomas Joseph Harris has been released on $500 bind and Is scheduled to appear In court Aug 22 Action Reports ★ fires ★ Courts A Police $960 hydraulic Jack was stolen from a storage shed at 2 5 1 Rand Yard Road. Sanford, between Aug, 9 ami Monday. Four wire hubcaps worth $100 each were stolen from the car of Frank P. Accomando. 54. of 1102 Martex Drive. Apopka, on Sunday or Monday, a sheriffs report said. T w o refrigerators worth $450 each were stolen from two model homes at Aloma Park on State Road 426 at H ow ell Branch Road. Goldenrod. between Sat­ urday and Monday, deputies reported. The homes belong to Parkview Corp,. 8000 Aloma Ave.. Winter Park. PUNCHED W IFE A 22-year-old Sanford man who allegedly punched his wife In the face and eye has been charged with battery and was being held In lieu o f $500 bond. Christina Taylor reported to police that during a dispute her husband assaulted her whllr they were lit I 1 15LS Myrtle Ave., Sanford, around 7 p.m Monday, Randy Al Taylor. 22. of 103 E 13th St. was unrated al his home at 8 57 p.m. Monday. BURGLARIES ft THEFTS A $ 1.000. boat motor and a $30 gas tank were stolen from the boat of Steven L. Williams. 34. while his b>at was parked In hU driveway at 3024 Jericho Drive. Casselberry, on Sunday or Monday, deputies reported. Robert T. Strtef. 54. of Ocoee, reported to deputies that bis A stereo, a mobile phone and 30 cassette tapes wtth a total value of $3,350 w ere stolen from two vehicles at the home of Jean E. Delvalle. 29. of 220 Kl wants Circle. Chuluola. on Monday or Tuesday, deputies reported. Ora Tillman Hall. 41. of 321 Sandpiper Drive. Casselberry, reported to deputies that Jewel­ ry. a camera, com puter and computer hardware with a total value of $2,150 were stolen from her home between Aug. 9 and Tuesday. An air conditioner, an air drill and other tools with a total value of nboul $1,000 w ere stolen from the garage of David Lee Donat. 31. o f 97 H acienda Village. Winter Springs, on Monday or Tuesday, a sheriffs report said James Chrslrr Collins. 55. of 222 Homeward Ave.. Sanford, told deputies his 1977 Ford pickup truck worth $2,000 was stolen while parked at Keeneo Conveyor. State Hoad 46 at Beardall Avenue, east of San­ ford. on Tuesday. Gold and diamond earrings worth $250 were stolen along with an $800 gold chain and n u g g e t from th e h o m e o f Heather C. Thomas. 26. o f 200 W. A lpin e A v e .. A ltam on te Springs, between Aug. 10 and Tuesday, a sherlfTs report said. report said. was treated al Central Florida Ms Mtnnlck had left the car at Regional Hospital. Sanford, for a 100 Brown Drive. Sanford, while cut she received on her hand About $450 worth o f lumber she was on vacation and the car when she landed on a piece of was stolen from 110 Alberta St.. was taken Saturday, the report glass, a Sanford police report Altamonte Springs, on Monday said. said. Sheriffs deputies found Ihe or Tu esday, according to a Miss Collier and witnesses who report owner Leslie E. Lacey car at Ms. Mtnnlck's home. They scared the suspect from the filed with deputies. called her In North Carolina and scene said Ihe man also slapped she said she had not given her and pulled her hair. Coins. 50 savings bonds, and a permission to anyone to use the The man had reportedly called revolver with a lota) value of vehicle. Miss Collier and asked her lo Her son. Oscar Kelso. 23. of meet him behind Pear He Mac $3,400 were stolen from the home or Ada Maxine Daniel, 56. 2558 Palmetto Ave.. was ar­ Brown's Tavern at 1007 W. 13th o f 14 0 M a g n o l i a D r i v e . rested at his home on Monday. Street at about midnight Mon­ Longwood. between July 20 and Ms. Mlnnlck hits told deputies day. They met In an area where Aug. 3. The theft was reported to she wanted to press charges, the there are picnic tables and began shcrtfTs deputies on Tuesday. report said. Kelso was being held to argue and then to light, the In lieu o f $5,000 bond. report said Glen Davis. 36. of 2705V* Red In the other alleged theft, the W hen w itn e s s e s saw the Bug Lake Road. Casselberry, suspect's roommate told Winter alleged attack they called out the reported to deputies that two Springs police he had not given victim's name und the suspect entrance signs to his Camp the man permission lo take hts fled, the report said. Heronwood at 2971 Lake Red 1975 Chevrolet, which wax re Freddrtck Lathrop. of 1707 Bug Road were stolen along with portedly stolen at about 3 30 Bell St., was arrested at his a m ailbox on Monday or Tues­ p in. Sunday. The man returned home at 1:23 a m. Tuesday. He day. The signs are valued at the vehicle and (xillce arrested was being held In lieu of $8,000 $2,000 and the mailbox Is worth Ronald Flemming. 20. of 136-A bond. $25. Moss Circle. Winter Springs, at DU1 ARREST G;30 a.m, Monduy. He was being C A R TAKERS J A IL E D The following person has been held In lieu of $5.000bond. In s e p a r a t e c a s e s t w o attested tu Seminole County on BODY SLAMMER S e m in o le County m tr. w ho a charge of driving under the A 22-yrar-old Sanford man drove cars without permission of influence: the owners have been charged who allegedly "body slammed" —Diana Marguerite Ivanl, 52. ol his 16-year-old girlfriend to the with auto theft. Gurmevlllc. Calif., was arrested In the first case, a 1985 ground during a light has been at 6:37 p.nt. Tuesday after her Chevrolet belonging to Mary R. charged with aggravated bat car was Involved In an accident Mtnnlck of 2558 Palmetto Ave.. lery on U S . H i g h w a y 1 7 -9 2 . Sanford, was stolen, a sheriffs The girlfriend. Trade Collier. Umgwood. 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Month*. 827 00 Yrur 851 0 0 llv M.nl W rrk . 81 M l Mont h 80 00 3 M onth* $ 1 X 0 0 H Month* 832 50 Y«-iir 800 00 Red Threat In Philippines Day by tiny, Ih r situ ation In th r Ph ilippin es becom rti m o rr rrttlra l, T h r strength o f th r o u tla w ed C om m unist N rw P e o p le 's A rm y n u m b ers from 15.000 to 2 0 ,0 0 0 a rm e d g u e r illa s . T h e y c o n d u c t hit-and-run m issions. T h e y have dem on * stralerl their Influence In 59 o f the co u n try 's 73 provin ces. Day b y day the a ctivitie s o f ihc C o m m u ­ nists b ecom e bolder. T h e y attack m ilita ry con voys. T h e y slop bu ses and gun d o w n occu pants. T h ese Insurgent m ovem ents are soph isticated , and If Ihc Ph ilippin e govern* merit can n ot find som e m ea n s to halt them , a lull sc a le re v o lu tio n c o u ld soon d e ve lo p . Som e feel II already Is too late for the Ph ilippin e g overn m en t to stop a C om m unist takeover. If th e l-'lllplno people turn to com m u n ism . It w ill be In desperation. T h e y h ave displayed true frien d sh ip for A m e rica n s over the years. 1hey adop ted our d e m o cra tic form o f g o v ­ ern m en t. W e w ere com ra d es In W orld W ar II. U n fo rtu n a tely . U.R. ties w ith President M arcos are e ro d in g * this friendship. T h e people of the Philippines arc fed up w ith M arcos' dictatorial reign, his m an ipu lating o f election s and his fin an cial deals with Ills cron ies H e is d rivin g his people low urd co m m u n ism In a pattern w h ich follows that o f C u b a and N ica ra g u a , c o u n lrle s o n c e frien d ly tow ard the U S. and now under the C om m u n ist yoke. M arcos declared m artial law In 1972, g iv in g r io ts a n d te r r o r is m a s Ih c reason . H e prom ised land reform and econ om ic stability. W hen m artial low w as lifted In 1981. not m uch had changed T h en ca m e the assassination o f M arcos' ehlcl political opponent. Mcnlgnn Aquino J r . tit Manila Alt port In Augu st 1983 The people reacted en m asse to the m urder. More Hum 5 m illion Filipinos look part In A qu in o's funeral rites T w e n ty live h ig h -ra n k in g m ilitary m en . lu clu dtng Marcos cousin. U rn . Fabian Ver. c h ie f o f the Armed forces, are charged In th e m urder of Aquino. T h e proceedings h a ve dragged on for m ore Hum a year and the ou tcom e Is m uch In doubt M a rco s b e co m e s m o re In effectu al and Isolated ev e ry day. and this bodes III lor the United Stales. Our presence In the Ph ilippin es Is Im portant because C lark Air Force B ase mid the N a v y 's Subll- Hay com p lex are situated there They are e x tre m e ly Im portant to our A slan m ilitary presen ce. Subic Is the w orld s largest naval base. II w e were to lose It. the balance id power w ou ld shill In th e S oviets T w o yea rs ago President Reagan m ade a live year agreem ent to lease these I rases for S I HO m illio n a year — 9 9 5 m illion In ec o n o m ic aid and $85 m illion In m ilitary aid C on gress basically has held to Ibis a g r e e ­ m ent l.asl year It ch an ged the percentages, g ivin g $ U ) m illion lor m ilita ry aid and $1-10 m illion Ini econ om ic assist.n ice T h r co n g re s ­ sional aiith orl/allon lor tlscal I9H5 Is 970 m illion 111 m ilitary aid and $ 1 )0 m illion for econ om ic assistance. Should the C om m u n ists succeed lu tak in g river, th r ll.S would h a ve to m ake a decision mi w hether to w ithdraw from these strategic bases oi to hang on to them , as we hold (iiia n ta n a m o Huy in Cuba. T h u s w r have a crisis. T ile Philippines has mi Isolated and Ineffectual leader at the head of an u u liK ra llc regim e. T h e people sulTcr (Hivertv and the loss id ih clr d em ocratic system I lie C om im m lsts are dem on stratin g a poh-ut m ilitary challenge. B E R R Y 'S H ELEN TH O M A S President Planning A Fall Offensive' WASHINGTON (UPI| President Reagan plans to embark on a fall offensive-' after Labor Day to lobby for an overhaul of the tax rode and other m easures he views as key to his administration. Hut when Reagan hits the road, the first lady also will tie very busy with a non-stop schedule. Including social events at the White House and her crusade against drug abuse among the young. Mrs. Reagan, who has had a heavy schedule and the worries at the White House when the president underwent surgery, plans to relax al lheir inountalnlop Santa Harbara, Calif., ranch during the month of August. Her press secretary, Jennefer Hlrshberg. called II a recuperative quiet tim e " for Mrs Reagan. The first lady has several engagements as soon as she returns to thr White House, starting with an event at the National Zoo In the "Pennies for Pandas" campaign The Reagans will hold their first state dinner of the season on Sept. 10 when they entertain DON GRAFF A Most Defective Product It's unlikely you've every heard o f Rose Clpollone. but the tobacco Industry certainly has Mrs. Clpollone died last year o f lung cancer. A year before her death, she Bled suit In federal district court In Newark, N.J.. against Hirer tobacco companies, alleging that they were responsible (or her fatal Illness. It is already a landmark case. This Is not Ihe first time Individu­ als claiming Injury as a conse­ quence of smoking have gone to court But none to date have been successful. A key defense for the tobacco companies lias been the warning printed on every cigarette package, as required by federal law since 1966 In effect, the Industry has argued, nnynnr who disregards the warning and lights up thereby knowingly takes responsibility for any resultant personal risk But Hie Judge In Ihe Clpollone rase, refusing to dismiss (he suit, questioned that argument He up­ held the right of the Ctpotlones to try to prove that the warning was Inadequate to the actual risk. Further, he suggested that the tobacro Industry may have un­ dermined Its case with Its own promotional hvpe "Elforts to convince the public that (hr risks do not rxtst or that they are minimal or unsup|iorled by medical and scientific data may. In and of themselves, give rt»e to a cause of action." Thr CIjMillone complaint Is not the only smoking Injury rase (lending. There are some 30 across Hie nation. They can draw upon a wraith of supporting evidence — more than 40,000 scientific studies alone — as to thr deleterious efTccts ol tobacco usage Five U S surgeon generals tiave Indicted tobacco us u national health hazard. The current occu­ pant of the office. C. Everett Koop. estimates smoking-related deaths ut 350.000 each and every y ra r. roughly equivalent to the nation's total battlefield dead In thr four years of the second world war. Cigarette smoking Is. Kixip says, "the chief single avoidable cause of death In our society and the most lnqx>rtant public health Issue of our lime.'" Dr William Pulllii. director of the National Institute ol Drug Abuse, has culled smoking Ihe nation's "most widespread example of drug dependence." Danish Prime Minister Raul Schlueter In the Rose Garden, weather permitting Dut while she Is In California. Mrs Reagan will be able to catch up with the doings of her children who all live on the West Coast. She also may take time out for house hunting, looking for Ihc home that the Reagans will occupy when the president's serond term ts up In January 19H9. She has alerted friends to be on the lookout for a house In the Los Angeles area. The Reagans' old neighborhood is the Pacific Palisades and there are Indications that they would like to return to that area W hile House rtilrf o f staff Donald Regan plans to spend a lew days In Santa Barbara holding the fort In the White House offices al the plush Hlltmore Hotel, then he will head for a vacation spot In Florida. It will be Regan s first vacation since he became the lop presidential adviser at the White House He has had a baptism of fire In dealing with one crisis after another, not to mention setbacks on Capitol Hill from a recalcitrant Con­ gress But Regan, former chairman of the board of Mrrrlll Lynch Investment firm, takes It all In stride and says philosophically. "It comes with the turf." Still there Is a question If he realized all the problems that would beset the center of power. In reality, he has replaced three top advisers In (he White Houses James Baker, now treasury secretary. Edwin Mrcse, the attorney general, and Michael Denver, who Is In public relations. Mrs. Reagan Is reportedly on the telephone several times a day with Regan and tries to make sure that the president, who wants to be "up and at 'e m ," does not overdo It during his recuperation from Intestinal cancer surgery The first lady has said In several Interviews that she does not Interfere In policy, but she does keep a watch to make sure that the president Is not being III served. ...aiJP, KMOWiHG I ’M a tav/YO R, KNOWING THU HuMiLiaTjON I Wo u ld SuFFeK, KNoWiNG THe OMoTiONaL P a in aND MCHTtlL aNGUlfcH You Wt-'Re iNFLiCTiNG, P iP You HoT SaY, "THeKe aRe Too M any Law YeR & F iL iN G too Many L a w s u iT t .* * ? JEFFREY HART It's Econom ic Warfare Congress Is apparently declaring economic warfare again*! thr gov­ ernment ol South Africa, and the Reagan administration I* said to lxwltltng to go along with It This legislation should hr called the Genocide Promotion Act ol 1985 The truth o f Ihe matter Is that Congress has no rrallstlr goal In mind, and may promote a disaster Ik es Senator Richard t.ugar. tlir Rrpuhllrun taking tlit- point |N>*ui<tn on these matters really believe that the while m inority Is going to submit to one man one-vote? — under which they would enjoy thr tatr o( their white neighbors tri Zimbabwe Dor* Senator l.ugar realize that the South African whites arc armed to I he* teeth and resolute? Sonic 275.000 South African males have had military training There are 50.000 South Africans on active duty In the security forces Thrrr Is no military force bet ween Cape Town and Cairo that could oppose thrrn lor 24 hours These people are not going to turn ovrr politu.il powrr and their properly to Nelson Mandela or anybody else In Ihe real world, what the actions ol Congress and the While House are likely to result In I* not majority rule but a slaughter, and most ol the I nidles will !>e black The Reagan administration in Its fatuity has demanded that South Africa lilt Ihr "sta ir ot emergency' It recently declared You may not have noticed that II made no similar request that Robert Mugabe In Z im b a b w e l i l t b is s t a l e o I emergency, declared at about the same time, with less justification, and more stringent Just the other day, Joe Slovo, thr white cnlumnlst who heads the military arm of Ihr African National Congress, broadcast us follows, in English, from communist Ethiopia "Ambushes must be prepared for (Millcrmrn and soldlrrs ... with Ihr nlm o f capturing weapons from th r m Our p e o p le m ust also manufacture hom e-m ade bombs and petrol Ixutibs with material that can be locally obtained In addition, nor people must also buy weapons where [xisslble "A lter arming themselves In Mil* manner, our people must begin In Identify collaborators and enemy agents arid dcul with thrm Those collaborators who arc serving In (he community councils must tx- dealt with Informers, pollrrm rn. special brunch |iollrc. and army personnel livin g and w orking among our people most In- eliminated Yes And oil our TV scrrrns wr sec suspected black "collaborators" cowering Irelorr a m ob while Bishop Tutu lx-gs lor Ihrlr lives. There arc reports that a black man was burned alive by black teen-agers on the hood of a cur, Indeed, illxhop Tutu was so shaken by these events that tie threatened to leave Hie country "If that hap|>ens again, I am going to collect my family and leave thlsrountry that I love," In point of (act. the South African government would have Ix-en re­ miss in Its duty it it had not declared a "stale ol emergency," whatever Bod McFnrlanr thinks of It The government there has a police res|Minslblllty for Hie safety of everyone living there, and Is not going to submit to mob rule E D U C A T IO N W O R L D College Costs Lowdown By Patricia McCormack UPI Education Editor NEW YORK (U P !)- Parents and students may gulp over a new College Board report showing bills for the 1985-66 school year up 7 percent The most expensive school. Bennington College In Vermont, wilt cost 817.210, Including tuition, room and board, books and trans­ portation. The cheapest bill among the ten most expensive private schools Is Dartmouth, at 816.120. B u t th e r e are e d u c a t io n a l bargain s at public universities serving up programs equivalent to those at the more costly private colleges The total coat ts less than half at eight public universities s e le c te d by Richard M oll, ad­ missions dean at the University of California. Santa Cruz. Moll names them In a book. "The Public Ivys." (Viking. 818.95) due out next month Among his public university picks are two other branches of the University of California. Berkeley. 87,290 and Irvine. 87.236. Also among Moll's picks: Miami Universi­ ty. Oxford. Ohio. 84.800; University o f North Carolina. Chapel Hill, 84.300; the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. 87.100. Schools in between In price In­ clude the University of Vermont at Burlington, the College of William A Mary, Williamsburg. Va.; the Uni­ versity o f Texas. Austin and the U niversity of Virginia, C harlot­ tesville The extras u student may get at the 10 most expen sive private schools depends on the school. Generally, the ratio of faculty to students Is low. That means small classes Instead of crowds In lecture halls Many of the privates also pride themselves on getting students In­ volved In research or projects with faculty, from the freshman year on. T h e y a lso boast ab ou t super libraries, laboratories and renowned scholars. "T h e ratio of students to faculty here Is 9 to l . " said Charles Yoder, spokesman for Bennington, a liberal arts school emphasizing fine and performing arts Yoder said the ratio Is exceptional, even among private liberal arts schools. "A ratio of 12-to-14-to-16 la considered pretty good." he said At Yale University and other schools among Ihe top 10 wtth annual fees of 816.120 and more, the price of the liberal arts degree was defended with similar argu­ ments. W O RLD JACK A N D E R SO N Was Plane Crash Due To Human Error? It's ran> to find a guy with style AND sub­ stance I wonder il I ever willI? By Jack Anderson And Joseph Spear W A SH IN G TO N Federal In vcsllgatora have painstakingly e x ­ amined Ihc blackened hulk of thr Delta Lockheed Trlstur that went down short ol Ihe runway In Dallas on Aug 2 It Is undetermined al this point whether atr-tn»IMc*conlroller error contributed to the tragedy If this was a (actor It will come us no surprise to Investigators for the HoutC Public Works and Transpor­ tation Committee They have been reviewing the safety of Ihc atr-trafflc system since 16.250 controllers walked otf Ihe Job lour years ago and were fired rn masse by Presi­ dent Reagan. The House Investigators have concluded, according lo ihrlr drali report, that thr "m argin of safety" for air travelers has diminished substantially since 1981. because the Frdrrui Aviation Administration has allowed tralllr to Increase at thr same time the experience level ol controllers has dropped This does not mean thr sky Is tailing, cautioned funner Rep Elliot I Levllas. D Gu., who began the Investigation "W e know lhat Ihe dire predicted consequences of the controller walkout lulled lo material Ize," he said "A n economic disaster and a potential safety hazard, to me til Ion Just two, did not occur." But safrty rx(x-rts believe, and Hie congressional Investigators agree, that ‘accidents are a (stor way of measuring safrty. since they repre­ sent thr linal results of an unsafe system ... The margin ol safety should be determ ined and any safety problems resolved bolorc. not after, accidents occur.” Put another way. tills Is one wur In which the winner ought not be determined by txxlv count The Investigators dralt report, entitled "H as Safety Taken a Back Seat lo E xpediency?" has tx-en obtained by our associate Tony Capaccto. Herr are Its main con­ clusions I The air-traffic controller system Is plagurd with a "diminishing margin of safety ... stress, fatigue, staffing shortages. Increasing traffic, lack ol supervision and an un­ seasoned work lorce have a ll" contributed to Ihe problem 2. At the same time, the FAA has made Ihe risk-fraught decision to ease lruffle restrictions and "return lo lOO percent o f pre-strike (air tra ffic) capacity as quickly as possible." The growth of air IralTlr has "outpaced Increases in con­ troller numbers and experience levels." 3 "The number o f experienced controllers has declined by about one half (ol Ihe pre-strike level) and lhat experience loss will not likely tx- replaced for years to com e." Prior lo the strike, the report notes, 82 percent 113.311) of the controllers In Ihe lederal system were operating ut the "fu ll perfor­ mance level." As ol January 1984. on ly 47 percent (6,3311 of the c o n t r o lle r s q u a lifie d as fu ll* pci fun nance employees. The drop In experience level, according lo the draft report, has had the worst effect on the New Y ork Atr Route T ra ffic Control Center, located at Isllp airport on Long Island Like Its five sister facilities around Ihe country, the (slip center monitors the flight patterns of aircraft after they have climbed above 18.000 feet and are roaring along the nation's air corri­ dors. Before Ihc 1981 walkout, 78 percent (337) of Isllp * controllers were considered fully experienced, and each handled an average of 383 aircraft per month Since the strike, only 45 percenl 11261 o f the Isllp controllers are rated as experienced, and each of them Is handling 1.167 aircraft per month Footnote: One barometer of the low level of experience ol controllers Is the great increase In mld-alr "n ea r misses." The number of these dose calls shot up from 359 In 1981. to 478 In 1983. to 592 lost year �■• m **•*» SPORTS Evening Herald. Santord, FI. Thursday. Aug. IS. l*tS— 5A Dolphins Bring In Peace To Stabilize QB Corps MIAMI (UPl) — As ihe holdouts ol Dan Marino and Jim Jensen stretch Into the pre season. Ihr Miami Dolphins moved to add stability to their quarterback corps by claiming former University of Florida star Wayne Peace off waivers. Peace, waived by the Cincinnati Bengal* Monday, worked out with the Dolphins Wednes­ day. He said he was surprised to be claimed by Miami. "I'm shocked." he said " I figured I'd just have to go the free agent route. But now that I'm here. I'll have to make the most of this opportunity,” Peace said. Peace enjoyed a fine career with the Gators, m oving In as the starting quarterback In the fourth game of his freshman year In 1980 In his career, he completed 610 of 991 passes for 7.206 yards. 34 touchdowns and 40 Interceptions, and was highly regarded com ing out o f college He signed with the Tampa Bay Bandits of the U.S. Football League, and played sparingly In 1984 before the Bandits tried to trade him to Portland at the beginning of last season Peace vetoed the trade and sat out the season. Football In the USFL, Peace completed 18 of 43 passes for 215 yards, one touchdown and four Intercep­ tions He had a rating of 26.8. compared to Miami quarterback Dan Marino's 1984 rating of 108.9. With Marino and third-string quarterback Jensen out o f ramp, the Dolphins are left with Don Struck as the only experienced quarterback Miami also has free agent quarterbacks Bryan Clark and Lou Pagley, neither of whom have thrown a regular season pass in the NFL Miami coach Don Shula says Peace looked like a good prospect after college. "H e (Peace) had a good rating with our college scouting combines.” he said " I thought he did well on all the tests — ! wouldn’t have minded taklngalookat him then ' In other news. Shula vild there was no progress on attempts to work out a deal to bring Detroit Lions holdout linebacker Garry Cobb to Miami Cobb Is an outside linebacker, an area where the Dolphins are thin because of Bob Brudrlnski s holdout and an Injury to rookie Alex Mover. Shula did say Anthony Carter's name has come up In talks with the Lions The Dolphins own the NFL tights to Carter, who Is under contract to the Oakland Invaders ol the USFL. The Dolphins did sign outside linebacker Sanders Shiver, who was released by the Dolphins In May and played with the Memphis Showboats ol the USFL. Shula also said that Strock wovdd plav about a hall against BulTalo Saturday night, and Konnle Lee would start In place of Ed Newman at right guard Newman Is out for the year with a knee InjuryMurk Duper still has a sore ankle and will not play against Buffalo, giving Tom m y Vtgortto another start at wide receiver Nat Moore, who reported to camp Tuesday, also wilt not play against the Bills Defensive lineman Mike Charles, who Im­ pressed Shula bv getting his weight down to 28.1 last week, has ballooned to 297 ” 1 was pretty ecstatic about 283. but 1 was less Co wens Lifts Mariners SEATTLE (UPl) - Al Cowens did more than talk about pro­ fessionalism W ednesday. He showed It. too Cowens drove In three runs with a home run and a single, and Jim B eattie and Jack Lazorko combined on a flvehlller to help the Seattle Mari­ ners salvage the second game of their double-header with a 6-1 v ic to r y over the C a lifo rn ia Angels. In the first game. Rod Carew doubled home one run and Ruppert Jones singled home another In a two-run 12th Inning to lift the Angels to a 3-1 victory. Despite the first-game defeat. Cowens made himself ready for the second game. " W e ’ ve got to go out there." he said. "W e can't forfeit. If you're hurt or tired, you 've got to block that out of your m ind." Beat tie, »•». worked the first six Innings and allowed three hits. He struck out five and walked two Lazorko worked the final three Innings for hts first save Geoff Zalm, 2-2. took the loss. Cowens hit his llt h homer alter Phil B radley s one-out single In the fifth to give Seattle a 5-0 lead. Cowens In his past 22 starts has driven In 22 runs. He Is hilling 350 with men In scoring position " I'd like that to continue." he said. The Mariners took a 3-0 lead In the third. Barry Bonnell led off with a double and scored on Donnie Scott's double. Harold Reynolds walked, and Domingo Ramos was safe at first when third baseman Doug Declnces mtsplayed his sacrifice, Zahn walked Bradley to score Scott. C ow en s then s in g le d home Reynolds. O rlolss 8. Indians 4 At Baltimore. Fred Lynn and Mike Young smashed two-run homers and Rick Dempsey drove In three runs, one with a homer, to le a d the O r io le s . M ike Flanagan. 2-2. scattered eight hits over five innings Nate Snell earned his fifth save. Bryan Clark. 1 *3 . was the loser. R ed Sox 10. R o ya ls 3 At Boston. Bill Buckner belted a grand slam and Dwight Evans and Sieve Lyons added two-run homers to pace an American League season-high. 21-hit at­ tack and help the Red .Sox break a five-game losing streak. Bruce Hurst. 8 9, allowed eight hits to post hla fourth complete game. A ’ s 0-7. Tw ins 0-4 At Minneapolis. Mike Davis belted a two-run homer and added an RBI double to power the A ’s In the second gam e while Bruce Bochle smacked a two-run hom er and Don Sutton and Sieve Ontiveros combined on a six hitter to Uft the A'a In (he opener. Yankees Evade George's Wrath Billy M artin avoided a run in with the boss Thursday w h e n N .Y . nippod tho Chisox. CHICAGO (UPl) - The New York Yankees averted n potential eruption ol Mount Slelnbrcnner Wednesday night Prior to a game against the White Sox In Chicago, manager Billy Martin said hr had can celled a mandatory workout schedu led lor Th u rsd ay bv Y a nk e e h o w n er G r o t g r Stetnbremier When tin White Sox took a 7 ti lead III the eighth Inning. It seemed certain Martin, fired try Slelnbrcnner t h r e e limes In the lusl sevrn years, would Incur his boss' wrath once again Ron Hassrv saved the Yankees from losing a game In the Amrtlcan League East standings to the Toronto Blue Jays, who beat the Rangers al Texas and may have saved Ills manager's Job Massey, who hud till three home runs In Ills Iasi two games at Cnmlsky Park, singled home two runs in the ninth to hit the Yankees Ui u tO*7 victory. Mike Vngltnriitn ndrirri u two-run double to clinch New York's ninth victory in Its last III games " I was ItHiking lor a hall In drive inln the outfield A fly ball would drive In a run." said Massey, who had two home runs Munduy and another In the Baseball N.L. Roundup, Pago 6A. second Inning Wednesday, "I gol a last halt up and hit It to Irlt." "Toronto wiui tonight so It's a matter of us slaying close In them. " Havsry said "W e needed to win " The victory gave Nrw York a ft I record for the road trip, "the I m- s I road trip w e've had since I've been here." Martin sold "W e had to come hack tonight to keep in there.” Martin said "It s h o ws they're going after the marbles." The White Sox came hack from a 3*0 deficit with one run In the second Inning, two In the third and two In the fourth Guillen hit hts llrst major league home run In the second liming off New York sturtrr Ed W h it s o n In Ihr third. Rudy Luw tripled .md Bryan Little doubled past |ir-st io score la w Little • aine home on a single by Greg Walker Yankees reliever Brian Fisher gave up iwo runs In one Inning. Inn si ill earned ihr win to raise Ills record In 4.3 Boh James. 4-5. took the loss Dorsett Returns To Cowboys $17,000 Poorer THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (UPI| — The Dallas Cowlwys made plans today to w elcom e to training comp prodigal running bark Tony Dorsett. who arrives $17.(XX) poorer because o f lines but richer by two years on his contract. Dorsett's agent and Cowlxiys* President Tex Sc hramm revised Dorsett's contract with a twoyear extension and the running back promised to report lo cam p Thursday afternoon. "A s I said all along. ! wanted lo structure an agreement with Tony that, when his career was over, he could walk away with pride and have some type of financial stability and I think we h a vc a c c o m p lis h e d t h a t . " Schramm said " I think Tony recognized the fact lhat Ihr thing dial was niosl Important to him was playing fooibull, and maybe Uhls season) he wouldn't be doing that. He said he's a football player and he Football didn't feel right not playing fnothall "I don’ t think there’ s going to he any bad feelings or any repercussions," Schramm said "His problem will Ire catching up the two to-th rrr weeks he's missed. Bui he's fortunate lie's got two or three weeks before we play against the Redskins I In their NFL opener Sept 9) "W ith a running hack such as Tony you've got to be In ami doing some work 1 think he rrrngliilzrdthat " Dorsett has had tax problems lor about a year and the Internal Revenue Service has garnisheed his pay cheeks since Iasi fall and pul liens on lwo houses he owns In Dallas Asked If Ihr renegotiated deal would get Dorsett out from under thr IRS. Schramm said, " I AMERICAN PASTIMES T t | «r i 4. Brewers 3 At Milwaukee, Lance Parrish drove In two runs and Nelson Slinmona cracked a two-run homer to Uft the Tigers. Jack Morrta, 13-6. went eight Innlns. and Willie Hernandez flnaihed for hla 24th save. Danny Darwin. 6-14. lost hla 10th straight, a club record. B ia s J a ys 4, R an g era l A t Arlington T e x a s, Jesse Barfield drove In two runs and scored one and Dave Stleb threw a four-hitter to Uft the Blue Jays. Stetb retired 11 straight batters beginning In the fourth Inning to run his record to 11-8. Charlie Hough. 11-12, allowed five hits In seven Innings. than ecstatic about 297,'’ Shula said DANNY STO PS SA IN TS HUSTON. La (UlMl — Not even football was safe from the threat ol Hurricane Dannv Thr New Orleans Saints slopped practice Wednesday after working two long hours because Hurricane Danny, whi ch was si ill jusr a tropical storm at that point, had pushed threatening raincloudsover north Louisiana "W e were afraid we might not get In our aflrrnoon practice, so we worked extra long in the morning.” said l oach Bum Phillips We Just extruded our morning practice lime and got in the same amount ol plays we normally would have with two practices Phillips said thr team displayed what he described as an enthusiastic, loose attitude — “ a good sign rur Saturday when the Saints open til home against the Houston Oilers "Another game day is approaching and the players are ready.'' said Phillips "W e hail a good workout Unlay, and I think w e're going to have another good workout Thursday before we leave " MCA GRAPHIC think hr has a v e ry good chance." Dorsett reportedly wanted his contract to match one the Cow to y s gave Kundy White last year That pact Included $6 l million In deferred payments and u $1.5 million real estate deal Sehramm met with Dorsett before Saturday's exhibition and reportedly offered to add two years to D orsett's contract, which runs through 1987. and Ini lude him In a business trails action that w ould net him $ 5 0 0 . 0 0 0 In f i v e y e a r s Schramm said Wednesday (hat Dorset! could have gotten the sam e a rra n g em en t w ithout holding out Schramm said he didn't hear from Dorsett Monday so called his agent Tuesday to set up Wednesday's negotiations. "W e rnel for four or five hours with W ilt Stewart (Dorsett's agent),' Schramm said, "and wc wrre able lo structure a five-year agreem ent that I think will accomplish what I said earlier. something for Tony to give him respect and complete his career and leave liHithall with pride and financial security. Raiders Sign Roberts The S em in ole C om m u n ity C ollege Raiders have signed Tony Roberts, a 6-2. 175 pound guard out of Fort lauideid.de Si Thomas Aquinas High School RoImt In was originally signed out ol high school by Western Kentucky University hut an III Jury forced Western to rrdshlrt him last season The means RotirMs will still have two years o f eligibility at SCC. As a senior at St Thomas A q u in a s In 1984. R o b e r ts pum ped in 2 2 8 points per game, hauled down right re­ bounds per outing and handed nut seven usststs per game. He was a Second Team All-Stale selection as a senior and a First Team A ll- B r o w a r d C o u n ty choice as a Junior and senior. " H e 's a lon g range Jump shooter," SCC assistant Dean Smith said. "H e's supposed to be able to fill It uji Irotri 30 feet. Western Kentucky said he would be the most highly recruited guy we ever had," SCC huskrt trull players for I lie 1985-86 season will report to the campus next Friday, Aug 23. and sc hoot starts Monday. Aug 26 — Chris Fitter Riggins Vows To Be Good In '85 CARLISLE. Pa. (Ul*l| - Un predictable running back John Riggins, embarrassed by a pair of off season Incidents. Is vowing never again to be a "bad boy" while sill! a member of the Washington Redskins In a 30 minute news confer­ ence Tuesday at the club's training camp, the NFL's oldest ball-carrier also said he Is physi­ cally ready for the season and Is looking forward lo battling with new Redskin George Rogers for a starting Job. Riggins. 36. ended a threeweek holdout from ihc club Monday, signing a deal that r e p o r te d ly m a k es him the highest paid runner In football. Police In Reslon. Va . a suburb o f W ash in gton , lust m onth charged Riggins with public drunkenness. At a bluck-llr event at the National Press Club In Washington seven month ago. he (old Supreme Courl Justice Sandra Day O'Connor to "loosen up. Sandy baby." arid fell asleep on the floor "I'm here lo put 11 to bed — Football that there won't Ire any more ol these Incidents al trasl until I no longer wear ihr burgundy and gold. " Riggins told reporter* Hr said. "I'v e been u bad boy." but added ol the two Incidents. "1 really think It's getting more credit than It deserves " " I would rather lx- embar­ rassed the way I have been. In thr papers litis way. than to be em barrassed on the football field. This Is something where you Just have to kind of swallow hard and grin and hear II. On the football field, II will cost you your Job if you get embarrassed enough." Riggins added Hr made light of hi* Image of being a prolific drlnkrr " I do have a drinking problem — hut that's only when I'm flanging from the rafters by iny knee* Other than that. no. it goe* down Just like every body else." Riggins said hr Is feeling no pain from Hie lower bark and hip Injuries that slowed film during the 1984 season. Drpltc the Injuries, which limited Ids practice lime and kept film out of two gomes, lie run for 1.239 yard* In 1984 "W ell. I can whip my weight In poddy tala (cuts) right now ." fir said. " f am where I want to be The best shape of my life? I don't know. It might kill me If I ever got In that gixid shape. Either (fiat, or they'd outlaw me from Hie league " Riggins, who refused lo dis­ cus* In* new contract, said lie seriously considered retirement and would have quit were hr not returning lo a contender. " T o come buck on a team that went may tie 4-12 would be very difficult for m yself." he said. "I think It's the Idea ol knowing we've got a chance lo win and win big.” Riggins Bald lie is ready and waiting for his com pell I Ion with Rogrrs for tin lop spot In Coach Job Gibbs' one-buck formation. f �( A — Evanlnq Hotsld, Son lord, FI. Thursday, Aug. 11. I H 1 Phillies Topple Mets, 2-1 BASEBALL ROUNDUP AA4EKICAN LC ACU C Bait STANDINGS NATIONAL LIASUC (a il w Maw York u 47 SI Loull 44 AAontraal IS Chicago S2 phiiadaiphi* X) PimOuvgh Wail 47 Lo* Angaiat 60 Son Otago St Cinclnnofl S3 ffomton 49 Atlonto a Jan Franciko L 62 43 49 S4 40 74 Pci 411 40f U4 694 444 m os — Vi 1 1) l*u u w n 44 *0 p j; so J7 Toronto Naw York Datroll Balflmor* Bo*ton Milwaukee Clavaland RESULTS L *2 a si 34 u 60 7J Pit 41] 171 S3t 514 50k 455 no mmm-atit n s n i-1 •• OB — 7 It (JVl » NEW Y O R K ( U P !) No 14 wander the New York Mets so R tll seldom lose. T o best them, 4! 49 STB — Colltarnio r ***** City 41 SO no aw you've got to Induce Keith 44 404 — 41 S3 U 5 4 Oakland Hernandez to hit Into a game* SJ 511 1 15 SS 500 ■ Chicago ending double play with the ty11 123 t U 11 445 ia Saottla 40 444 l!Vk Mlnnawt* SI 41 455 la trig and winning runs on base. 42 441 ik a 70 J75 n Ta*a* The P h ila d e lp h ia P h illie s 4f 344 tm Wadnaaday'* Batatt* ended New York's nine-game m« sm *s* t * s*»t*o* Oakland!. MlnnatolaO. tlttgamal M o n iru l I, C h k t p 7 Oak land 7. Minn**oI• *. (Indgamal winning streak Wednesday night how*Ion r, i*o F roneIk o i Calttornla I, team* I. II Inning* ( l i t wllh a 2*1 decision over the PhllodalpPli J, Naw York I gama) Mets. but not before reliever Don Ptmtourgh •' ** Loult. POd , roln Saottla a. California 1 Und gam*) i* n Dmgo*. Cincinnati I Baltlmora I , C lava land * Carman escaped a bases loaded Lo* Angola* I. Atlanta 0 Bo*ton It. Kan*a* City ] with none out jam In the ninth Tlwr«4*r’i Gama* Naw York 10. Chicago 7 Inning. (AS Tima* E O T ) Oatroit 4, MHwaukta W Phllodatphi* (Koo*man * 3 ) at Now Toronto *. T #*411 ” 1 knew I had to get people York (G oodw ill II. I J5 p m Tk v rid a y 'i Oama* out." said Carman. PlMtburgh (SavKhal 1 1 and Walk SOI at (A ll Tima* C O T ) With two on and none out In $t, Loot* (KaptAiro 04 ond Co* 1171. I U Clavaland (Smith 10) at Oatroit p m ITarrall l i t ) , 7 11 p m the ninth, C arm an replaced AAontraal (GuHiikkon I S O al Chicago Taaa* IW alth 14) at Baltlmora (D a v it Kevin G ross, 12*9. He then (B o ta ltw O l).] » p m t f l.M S p m threw Hon Gardcnhlrr's sacrifice Mmnton (Scott !l« 1 a* Son Ccancltco Saattfa (Young 7 IS) at Mlnnatota (LaPointKOI,J Oipm 1Bulthar I II). g Sip m. Into right field, allowing one run Cincinnati (MtCafllgon 1 II at tan Chicago IBannlttar I f ) at AAilwaukao to score and leaving men on Dlago (W w w l (1.4 05p m IH Iguarat *|. I U p m second and third, Atlanta (Jol>n*on 10) at Lo* Angola* F rtd a r'i Oam** I Valaniaul# IS • ).I SSp m. Clavaland at Datrotl. night " I was thinking that play FrM *r't Oama* Kanta* C Ity at Toronto, night might cost m e two runs.'* Philodalphi# al Chicago Taiaa at Baltlmora. night Carman said. ” 1 thought. 'I'm AAontraal at SI Laul*. night Bo*ton •) Naw l o t . mg.M Ntw York at PltlrDurgh. night Chicago ot AAitwaukoa. night going to walk the Itrst guy and ireardown. think baseball.' He did. W ally Hackman, on a 13-game hitting streak, hit u comebacker for one out. Then came Hemundez, the National league's Player of the Month for July. He bounced Into a 4 6-3 double play, giving Carman hts fifth save. “ You go up there with the Idea that you're going to drive In the nin." said Hernandez, who leads the major leagues In gam e­ winning Rill with 10. "O bvi­ ously, I'm not happy with these rrsults, but you can't do It all the time. Right now, I Just don't feel good at the plate,'* Hon Darling. 10-5, went seven Innings, allowing five hits. He last won on July 18. The Mets have lost only eight of their last 38 games. Von Hayes led off the Phillies seventh with u single pusl diving second ha sent no Hack mu n. Glenn Wilson walked and Hayes moved to third on Ozzlc Virgil's deep (ly out to center field. Hick Schu then luted a single over first hasrtnun Keith Hernandez to score Hayes. Philadelphia mudr It 2-0 In the ninth. W ith one out. Wilson doubled and moved to third on Virgil's groundnut. Schu was Intentionally walked and Gums lined a single up the middle lo score Wilson. Capos S, C u bs 7 CHICAGO (U rn — A change o f trams has rnrunl a change o f uttlludr for Scot Thompson. by Sower Seal Wednesday, he delivered the Great tor tote i l l If s \ T I go ahead run wllh a seventhNtgnt run a must Inning plnch slnglr to trigger u for vacation travel Iwo-nin rally that helped send M11 U the Montreal Expos post the Chicago Cubs H-7. ----------------"It got to be disheartening going to the hullpurk day alter each day when playing for a loser." Thompson recalled. "Hut after coming to Montreal from San Frunclaco lust August I. m y entire baseball life bus changed by Ekonoline for the simple rruson that the g u y s a r o u n d y o u are e n ­ thusiastic, und not atrnply ready to throw In the tow el." Thompson was hitting .231 with six Hill for the Giants. He Is now S-for-7 with the Export. He also ended u frustrating day lor Montreal pitcher llryn Smith, W117SH who gave up five unearned runs. "A ll I did was battle buck Ix-cuuar I did not have great stull," Sm ith auld. "And when I hud to come down the middle to Hon Cey with the buses loaded on a 3-2 pitch, I knew It might not be my d a y ," ill. (M r-, 01 ml Can. 4, USW ■ -’ limp* Ml i -tan ns '* * * i»i- l*p an. t* is. w IP , mm " '-o « * « s •IN M (P I Hi, HI E Cm Gnp 1*1 am Wg*. KL m m w ase "■**. v — w m. -- ■■ m s *— iKID it as n w-i ip If) p■- 4■* p Ppran W-l«*k L- tw p in m M S-Tw m , S*r*P4IWI si m m - McCmr If ) Ml. Omprai (71 ana I M S -IlN OIL l-P*rkgtl t* tl. h* m m a Dman « a «P * Ilf u -CkWp k iPPP* kkCm*. OSwn ill. 0 k m |rnM m M m Own mi **a t a n a S-OPnlMt l-«*MH l» II m a o - nai S *M IMrSt 14. raw IkW in, IUI mmin ■ rrn. Dp * in. lam III «W Fp w ltfm (all l-iam 1*11 laafp - w M-4w»>* 1*1) L-Iwv. tIJ) "k -Imp * Co m i ill ! tn mm - i it ■p IM in n* - it n t twk. M r * III. J*m* IS M l p 4 c*a»p i.i. ,p ■ i»« i i - s m a m "•>Cky (kl« ini. am [in. C m llil. ( v » w IUI. Lt*m 141 Thompson's j) Inch-Mingle S*r n fuk. O n FmWr*mlt IM R f 'P LEADERS R A IN E S G A U G E U lllllW tlT n p M lil scored Tim Wullach with the go ahead run. Tim Kainrs added another Kill ulnglr to provide the Expos wllh their victory margin. Smith cruckrd hts llrat mujor league homer during a four-run Montreal fourth Inning alter giving up a grand slton to Cey In the third. Astros 7. G iants 5 At San Krtmdsco, Dickie Thon slummed n three-run pinch homer to break u 3 3 tic and lutrr added an Kill single to lift the Aatros und reliever Jeff) IIrathcock, |.|. Thon's third bomrr of the season came with two out In the seventh o ff r e lie v e r M u rk D a v is , 3 -7 . Padres 4. R o d s I At Sun Diego, Terry Kennedy slapped a two-run single and Gralg Nettlra added a two-run double In a four run Padres third Dave Dravecky, 10-7, im ­ proved to 6-1 In his career a g a in s t C i n c in n a t i. 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The legislation. S B. 661. would have required the state to Issue concealed weapons permits to applicants who are over 21. have no felony record, no alcohol or drug addiction, and no history o f mental Illness. Finger prints o f applicants would have been checked with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Although the legislation would have abolished local control over concealed weapons permits, local sheriffs would have been Informed of an application and given the option to provide a background check within 60 days. IN BRIEF EKU Covets Winter Park's Harris As Top Recruit Ever HICHMOND. Ky. (UP1I — A football coach In Kentucky la hoping a highly rated rerruil from Florida will help his team dominate the conference and raise It to national status, but the coach Isn't Howard Schnellenberger. Schnellenberger did come calling on Elroy Harris back at Winter Park High School. But Instead o f choosing to go with the pipe-smoking coach who led Miami lo the national championship before taking over the helm this year at Louisville, the promising running back picked Roy Kidd and Eastern Kentucky University. Kidd and his Colonels are looking to Hams — rated last year by The Sporting News as one of the lop 100 recruits In the country — to restore EKU to Its former dominance of NCAA's Division 1-AA The Sanford Soccer Club will lx- fielding all girls teams In the under 19, under 16. under 14 and under 12 age divisions for the 1985 fall soccer season. For more Information, and registration, contact Susy Reno at 323 9087. Registration for boys and girls ages 6 through 19 will be held at Plnecrest Elementary School Saturday. Aug. 17. from 10a.m. to 1 p m. Returning players must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and bring a current photo and $40 registration fee (fee Is for both fall '85 and spring ‘86 seasons!. The same ruling applies to new players but they must also bring copy o f birth certificate MONTREAL (UPI) - All the top seeds ex cep t defending champion John McEnroe arc about to undergo their first real tests at the *375.000 Player's International tennis toumamrnt After winning their first mat­ ches W ednesday against un­ derdog op pon en ts, the topranked players start to^takr* on each other Thursday. The only exception Is top seeded McEnroe, who will play Brazil's Nelson Aerts, ranked 398th on Ihe men's professional tennis tour In Ifl84. No. 3 seed Jim m y Connors goes against 25th-rankrd Vitas Gerulaltls, No. 2 Ivan Lendl takes 16th-ranked Tim Mayotte. No, 4 seed Kevin Curren plays No. 15 Jimmy Arias. No. 7 seed Ellul Teltscher goes against No. 14 Sammy Glainmalva. No. 8 Johan Krlek battles No, 16 Ramesh Krlshnan and No. 6 S tefa n E d b e rg sq u ares o ff against No. 11 Henrik Sun* dstrotn. Connors said he'd like to win the tournament to break out of a slump. Seminole Pony Baseball Signups Seminole Pony Baseball will hold registration for Ha fall Instructional league on Saturday. Sept 7th and Saturday, Sept. 14 from 10 a m to 2 p m. at the Seminole Pony Baseball complex. The fee Is $25 for the 10-week Instructional league which will play every Saturday beginning Sept 21 Registration Is for players ages 7 to 15 and new players must bring a birth certificate, Also. Seminole Pony Baseball will hold a parents meeting. Sunday. Aug 25 at 2 p m. at the complex. All parents are urged to allend Seminole Sv/im Practice Monday The Seminole High hoys and girls swimming teams will begin practice Monday Aug 19 at Sanora Pool. Coach Dunalyn Knight said Seminole swimmers should report to the pool at 5:30 a.m. and practice will run until 7:30 I N T M t C IR C U IT C O U R T OF T H I l i T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AMD r OH l EMI H O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A GENERAL JU R IS D IC TIO N D IV IS IO N CASE NO U 144) C A M P P E N IN S U L A F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. • United Mafet corporation. rt P la in tiff, D K E IT H KIR SCH G ESSN ER APRIL C KIR SCH G ESSN ER VICK I J K IR S CH G ES S N ER A S H W O O O C O N D O M IN IU M ASSOCIATION. INC , DONALD H HUBBARD. CLAR A A H U B B A R D . TH O M A S J HARMON AND J A V COM O Defendant! NO TIC E OF A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S E R V IC E P R O P E R TY <Florida Bar No JESJY1) TO Oafendanlt. D K E I T H KIRSCHGESSNER and A P R IL C K IR S C H G E S S N E R raild neca unknown, and all partont claiming Inferetl fry. through, under, or egamtl u - d Delen danli: YO U ARE N O T IF IE D that an action lo toraefm* on me folio* ing d e ic r lb t d p ro p e rty In Seminole County. F lor Ida U N IT 101 E. In ASHW OOO CO NDO M INIUM , according M the Declared*, or Condominium thereof, recorded In Official Record* Book IJIf, Page m o and amended In Official R* cord* Book I I U Page H r ol ihe Public Record* of Seminole County. Florida, together with an undivided lnlere«1 In the common element* declared In •Old d e c la r a t io n o l Con dominium to bo on ogpiittonto to Iha Condominium unit hat boon Iliad egamtl you and you art required to tarve a copy Of your written detente* If any to II on JA M E S W S H IN D E LL. P lo ln t lf f 't a tto rn e y w hoto e d d ro te It S m o th e r* 1 Thompton. I ROT Alfred I doPont B uilding, lo* E o t t Fla g le r Ifrtal Mlomi, Florida, on or botore September II. IftS. and life the original with the Clark of Mil* Court either before lervira on Plaintiff'* attorney or immo dlatoiy thereafter otherwlie a default will be entered again*! yqu tor the reltol demanded in the Complaint W ITNESS my hand and teal of Ihlt Court on 11th Augutf. IMS I SEAL I D A V ID N B E R R IE N otCtork of *aid Court By SutenE Tabor a* Deputy Clerk Pubiitn Augut* '.1 n . I*- Sap tomber S. I N ) OEI •) v* C R IS TA M N A P O LI and If m a r r ie d . — -----------N A P O LI"h e r hutbend a*Of. Defendant N O TIC E OF A C TIO N S TA TE OF F L O R ID A TO C R IS T A M N A P O LI Wheta retidonce It unknown Yaw era hereby required to tile yeur antwer ar writtan proceeding with the Clerk of feu Court, and la terve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff * at la rn a y* . a b a te nam e and P u r s u a n t to S e c lla n 13* Chapter l i t . F tor Ida Statute*, entitled "F lo rid a Disposition of U n c la im e d P r o p e r t y A c t " , no*ire l* hereby given that tto p#r*on* lilted b elo w appear to b e o w n e r * o f u n c la im e d per ton*I or intangible property p re tu m e d abandon ed TH IS D O E ! N O T IN V O LV E ESTA TE •M i l l * , •«*••• t« im u iiiM • u t-n **-*e *« (lilt t ill! in m i i *•*•••* || I I - IBBB-94JI September S. OE l M 71. " I'v e been playing better the last four weeks leading tip to the U S . Open.'' he said. " If I can keep progressing and play well here, we ll see what hap|>ens al the U.S Open. By Ihe time the year Is over, maybe I can snug one or two titles," Connors said he has put busi­ ness and family pressures aside In Ihe Inst month in an atiempt In win a major tournament. ‘ ‘ 1 worried about things I shouldn't have," he said. BHRIVER NIPS KELE8I MAHWAH. N.J. (UPI) - Pam Shrlver withstood the challenge of a 15-year-old qualifier Wed­ nesday und paced the field into Ihe quarterfinals of the *150.IKK) New Jersey Classic at Humupo College. 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Alan Stanklewlcz scored from third base on a throwing error In the eighth to break a I 1 tie and give North Pole. Alavka a 2-1 victory over £1 Rio.Calif. Eureka, C a lif had pre­ viously beaten Ihe Tampa Saints, 8-1. M t r M M n g an In Artn T a lla h ,* * ,,. F lo r id a srrr«sssi.vri: m a n tfen few accou hl num bar A F T I B few nam a a * (Kaw.Uwd In fell* nw fKa U n fe** praol a I hofefer by OcHdwv If. IM1 few prag»rfy will b , Mfevavt, tor cuthMfy REQUL AbanOarwd ftK tS n . M J Ifeunf J2JBI lf04)S/ 0)10 Tka Orfewda iM s M l *et# <S IS IS n iM i l l MS H w M W M S IS IS itlfeO W M IS IS I Clur tumr Is t fe flllM . F ill)I S M T IJ *lll** tU IB t lW - M L t M l. I Far-a k 4 't s IS I F Oervi Detoh, Otoe* tfti I d l * Vi*,* •f V H S tS M r 'C im M MMH I f . i M I e l I I I , ftltoftlft I I * M M 1M I M C a m p tro lfer. i i im IS US U r n la v < >B I S IB ih n n k n <S >S fe tW ln w ,. 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I M •M M Junior the past three years — forced the tournament luvortie Into fo u r d eu ce gam es on Shrlver's serve With some solid ground strokes. In u third round mulch twice delayed by rain. No, 9 Kathy Jordan beat Anrlrra Jaeger 4 6. •((•tit lIHM •* ft• * » • • • • m «k i«M iu t •U * # (M I M ft I l M t i t fttft ( • • I I I ( I M t l • «t * e e e f| i m i b i i i i t * - i * • • - # »• • f i n *•*• Jim m y Connors faces N o . 25 Vitas G o rulo itis today. SCOREBOARD Ntl* •I ftft|i * «. «ib r-t* ia -M / r Room M ito n. iit i» llll- l«M .* | l ( M i l l . M l 9# ft * • • * * • * » l ) f |BM OM * ( • M i n i . n f* c * ic s t t ) M i n i avtaec |*S4B«ftl ft HU# I • } t>| BBt - M l f • • • I t * M I M >*. • aft. M l ftlt ft ia U M ft If fli City Moll In Ito City of Sanford Florid*, i f t 00 o'etoefc P M on Wpt*rnD*f 9. 1911 to COfWdtr the adoption ol an ordinance try the City af Sanford, Florida. tttta of mfuch it at folia*** O R O IN A N C K NO W $ AN O R D IN A N C E Oft iHfc C I T Y OF S A N F O R D P L O R I 0 A. T O A N N C X W IT H IN T N I C O R P O R A T E A R IA O f T H I C IT Y O f SANFORO. FLORIOA* UPON A D O P TIO N O f SAIO O R O I N A N C E , A P O R TIO N O f T H I P R O P ER TY SEABOARD C O A S T L IN E R A IL R O A D R I C H T O F W A Y . A N D .B E TW E E N O R EGO N AVENUE AND J E W E T T R O AD. SAID P R O P E R T Y B E IN G S ITU A T E D IN S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . PLORIOA* IN ACCO R DANCE W IT H T H E V O L U N T A R Y A N N E X A T IO N P R O V IS IO N S O f S E C TIO N IN O u 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 . C O N FLIC TS . A N O E F F E C T IV E O A T I All parti** in lnt*r**f and cttiien* *toll to re an apportunJ ty to to toard at tatd toarinp By or tor of tto City Cam mu* ton el tto City ol Santord. F tor Id* A O V IC E T O T H E P U B L IC It a par eon decide* to appeal a dect*ton made «*th rotpeci to any matter considered at tto above meottof or hearing, to may need a vfrpatim record of the proceeding*. Including tto testimony and evident*, which record It hot provided By tto City Of Sanford ( F S t o U t t l M N Tam m. Jr, City Ctort A u g**! h CI *4* »• »* h U H t i h N O TIC C OF A P U B LIC H E A R IN G TO CONSIDK R TH E A D O P TIO N O F A N O R D IM A N C E h r T H I C IT Y O f 1 A N F0 R D . FLO R ID A Nolle* It t a r t b y g iv t n tfuf * Public He#»log will be told ft o C o n ifT iH iw R IA L ll* t i ie C litf H f m m iiH i h t if* v n i i * i M B -eeet i n s t i l l s . ■ !• • (« BI • i s n e «*e «4 * * t M * BtIBSStt i m i h , f t i f f a i (••*• i i K t t l l l B I M , • l«M * ••I t f l h i a m i h •n tl* tn t n | I l f - | B B «*«'| t ItIU lf I I I * * • « ( • • • * !■ I f *11» l •%•#••• f t t i* t e n t*M **t-e **i M i l l ftftitftl* i m S ttt I t t e m i l l liir t h H lift ! ti«t-iM * -e # e t ! » • * *« I t * • • • * I . lis t * v l* M | ll nlng and Zoning Board acting at few Local Planning Agoncy tor few Comprahantiva Plan will hold a Public Hearing on Augutt » . IMS. al f 00 P M , at Laka M ary C ity H a ll. ISI North Country Club Rood L a * o Mary Florida The purpoto af thi* Public Haartng it to ditcutt few Comprehontlvo Plan Ttw public K invited to el tend end bo twatd By l*i Carol A Edward* City Clerk Pubtlth A ugutf]. IS. IMS DEI 4 P u U ith brtore the Jrd «a > o f September lags Pto naturo of feu* proceed N O TIC E OF N AM ES OF PERSONS A P P E A R IN G T O R E O W N E R !O F A B A N O O N C O P R O P E R TY C IT Y O f LAK E M A R Y ,F L O R ID A N O T IC E OF P U B L IC H E A R IN G The City ol Loka M ary Pt»n The bill also stated that applicants sign a statement saying the permit w as needed for self-defense purposes and they would have been required lo provide proof that they had competency In the handling of flreanns. through military training, organized shoot­ ing experience, a sanctioned firearms training course given by the National Rifle T e n n is Legal Notice Ing being o lu ll lor forectoture of mortgage ego In*1 the follow mg dote titled property, to wit Unit 111, Building 200 A L TA M O N TE V IL L A G E I. a con dominium in accordance with and *ub|tcl 10 the Declaration at Condominium recorded in Of Iklol Record* Boo* I IP . Pag. l O t f . P u b l i c R e c o r d * ol Seminole County, Florlde It you loll to fife your antwer or written detente* In few above proceeding, on Plaintiff* at torn** a dotOulf will be entered egemtl you for Ihe relief do mended In the Complaint or P etition O O N E A N D OR D E R E O AT Sanford, Seminole County, Slate of Florida, feu* Kith day of July. IMS IS E A LI D A V ID N B E R R IE N C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T By Sutan E Tabor Deputy C ierk PubUth Auguttf.B. IS .U . IMS fiALU_____ *------------ ---------------------- W R IT E R lo few C tfn g fro ife r Of FRONT BRAKE JOB . * 4 4 . 9 5 XL STEEL BELTED RADIAL $2995 FOR SIZE P155/80RI3 P i«& / k > n i3 Fkwtoa Thavaafiar. *11 turfewr claim* n w l b* ai'actod to few Comptroi lav af F land* G C R A L O L C W It CO M PTR CLLM O F F L O R ID A Publith Augutf I I n . IMS P143/S0R13 of i a. P234/7SR1S P 1 9 6 T 7 8 R 14 P20& /76R14 P 205 /7 5 R 15 P31B/76R1S P22A/7SR15 M O N .- m i. ' ALIGNMENT..........* 1 4 . 9 5 OIL CHANGE A LUBE . * 9 . 9 5 P R IC E S IZ E 'm -.m . AOK REAR BRAKE JOB . . * 4 4 . 9 5 ssssssss SS555?SS IN T N I C IR C U IT C O U N T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN AND FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C H A S E H OM E M O R T G A G E C O RP O RA TIO N. Plaintiff. Legoi Notice FISHING/ H U N T IN G Top S e e d s F a c e Stiff C h a lle n g e s Sanford Soccer Registers Legal Notice L a rry W illia m s Association, or a previously Issued weapons permit. Under the existing system, each of the state’s 67 counites sets Its own concealed weapons permit policies, allowing them to adopt a variety of restrictive procedures that often deny law-abiding citizens the right to keep and bear arms for self-defense Marlon Hammer, executive director of the Unified Sportsmen of Florida, said that given the current system lor Issuing con­ cealed weapons permits. Gov. Graham showed a total disregard for the lives und safetv o f law-abiding citizens when he vetoed S B 661 She said Graham denied the basic right of Floridians to keep and bear arms for self-protection, adding that each and citi­ zens who Ixllcvcs In the right to self-defense should be appalled by the veto. HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS INSTALLED (each) . . * 1 2 . 9 5 FRT. C.V. BOOT REPAIR * 4 4 . 9 5 Above P r i c e s Cnxxl Fo r Most Curs Ar L ig h t Trucks TIRE M A R T :.C 3 B -3 :3 0 . • A l. H 1 M O O N ' 322-7480 24I1S fRfNCH AVI S i SANFORD ** y *if *| •*•f *V* 4 •d W �I A — E v en in g H erald, la n lo rd , F I. $65,000 and that Is "totally contingent on the passage of the bond Issue." Ferrell said. That C ontinued from page 1A means the fiscal agent would be paid from proceeds o f the bonds. million In tax exempt bonds. The board approved a motion to Kroll voted against the measure request an Oct. 22 election to without comment. pul the Issue before ihe voiers. A lth ou gh the fiscal agent Proceeds from the bonds will be structures the bond Issue to see used to build one new school that It meets with federal re­ and to update existing schools. quirements. It Is the bond at­ The board also agreed lo allow torney who helps set Ihe ratings, according to Farrell. Julian re­ a com m ittee to study from commended the board retain Ihe September to January middle law firm of Freeman. Richard*. school rczonlng. The committee W a t s o n a n d K e l l y o f will devise one lo three plans Jacksonville as bond attorney with Input from school a d ­ and the board accepted his ministrators and allow Superin­ recommendation 3-1. Kroll again tendent Hughes to make a rec­ ommendation lo the board by Its dissenting In recommending Arch Rob­ March 12 inerting. A l a previous erts and Company. Ferrell said m eeting Ih r board members he fell Ihul firm would give Ihe approved the construction of 50 Board “ more personal allenllon [xirtablc buildings for use on and more personalized servlet" school grounds and at Wednes­ than Ihe olhei firms he In­ day's meeting the board was told terviewed. "It Is Important that that 48 of those buildings are In the fiscal agent understand the place and ready lor use during economic* of your county." he the coming school year The remaining tw o buildings are said The maximum fee that the awaiting transportation lo school llsrul agent could rt< elvr Is sites. T hurtdar. Aug. IS. It M WORLD IN BRIEF How Far Will Botha Go In Reforming Apartheid? JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (UIM) - Police killed a black youth and a teenager waa killed In a grenade attack on the home of a "colored” lawmaker today ns the nation awaited a speech by President Pieter Bolha outlining reforms In apartheid. U.S. officials who met with South Africa's foreign minister In Vienna last week said they expected Botha's speech to his ruling National Party In Durban today to focus on changing South A frica's policy o f racial discrimination. But ultra-rightist Conservative Party leader Andrles Treurnlcht warned Wednesday any move toward Integra tlon would "awaken the tiger In the whites." He said Botha underestimated the extent o f while backlash that would occur If he moved away from total segregation, Nobel Peace Prize-winner Bishop Desmond Tutu said blacks would reject any changes Imposed without consultation with black leaders. Clues Sought In Car Bombing ...J a il B E IR U T . Leb an on (U P I) C hristian and Moslem militiamen exchanged fire along their Green Line ha’.tlefront today as Investigators sought to determine who planted a powerful car bomb that killed 13 people In Christian east Beirut. "Th ere are clues from such a botnb that will allow us to know who did It." Joseph Hashrm. posts and telecom­ munications minister. said Wednesday. Hashem. a Christian, oversaw the rescue operation In the low-lncomr Sad al liawshrleh neighborhood where the car bomb exploded Wednesday, killing 15 people und Injuring 120. The bombing was tbr bloodiest In east Beirut since May 22. when 55 people were killed und 176 Injured In an explosion In the Sin El Pll neighborhood. No one Immediately claimed responsibility for either blast. Mostly Moslem west Beirut was the target o f several car bombings lielwern the full of 1084 und last spring. No art eats were reporlrd. ...L o b b y is t C on tin u ed from page 1A Levine said his prescription will likely provoke moral outrage among some Floridians — m u­ rage he said stale leaders would do well to Ignore "O ur moral outrage has not s t e m m e d th e p r e g n u n c y epidem ic." Levine said during a news conference Wednesday. "T h is moral Indignation Is really putting our heads In the sand on th is Is s u e .“ V a iv ln c s a id h a lt of s t l l o - n . s is sexually nrttve, hut that mof^ than half of all sexually active leens practice no manner of hlrth control The residl In Florida has been 30.(XX) (ecu pregnancies each y e a r , L e v in e said. Of that number. 10 pereeni are miscar­ ried. Forty pereeni are aborted. And o f the 15,000 babies carried ...S u rg e ry C ontinued from page I A Seminole Courtly Jail on two charges ol attempted murder and one count of armed robbery. King was Initially Identified as Kenneth Douglas King because be bud a birth certificate with him luting that name. Asslsiatu Cussellterry I'oiler Chief W A Gules said poller are still not sure or th e s u s |m-( I's exact name Gutes confirmed tlint King has maintained lie Is a diabetic and that be was being allrcted by (hr condition when lie wasurreslcd. T h e m on ey. 8624. and a 25-call tier weapon was conllscutrd by police. Continued from page 1A to term. !K) percent will be ralsetl In poverty — some by tool hers who had lo drop out of school: olliers In state foxier shelters "One need not travel lo other continents In observe poverty's devastating r ffe c l upon llu* v o u n g ." L e v in e said " T i l e te e n a g e p r e g n a n c y . Infant m ortality und poverty rate* within u 50 mile radius of our state capital are among Ihr highest In the developed world." Much of the problem could be avoided (hrmigb better sex edu­ cation and more rashly avallaltle r u n t i u r c n t U m , U r v i n e wild, ad­ ding- " W r should pul o u r U n m t l V planning) clinics where our ado­ lescents are. and our adolescents are In school "R e p ro d u c tiv e Inform al Ion docs not promote Irrespotixlhlr sr-xiial beiuivlor," Levine said "Ignoring the reality of Iren sexuality Is I he greatest Ir responsibility" The jtnsl[toned trial was lor Jnspeh Curl Crawford, 26. ol I-ID Stefunle Road. W inter Park Crawford anil a codefendani 17-yenr-old R ob yn Anthony Downes, of 2516 Lccwurd Way. Casselberry, were charged with grand I lu ll and burglary follow­ ing tbr Feb. 2H burglary of a Casselberry Inline. fa m in e's Investigation linked th e p a ir lo I lie c r im e by fingerprints Downes pleaded gullly June IH to (lie charges ami was sentenced July 25 In 60 days In the county (all lo Ik- followed by live years limitation C r a w fo r d 's I rial w as r e ­ scheduled for a three-week [trrlml starling Sept. 3. delegation looking Into the light rail system there Shoultz said today he has no doubt the federal funding will be approved. "It's only a mailer of pu|>er work gelling Ihe approval through federal channels. I am assuming the federal marshal's office will live up lo lis com ­ m itm ent." F e d e ra l p ris o n e rs at Ihe county jail are now averaging 30 lo 40 dally. The county Is paid $34 for room and boord for each federal prisoner dally. Anti even I bough the federal government Is expected to approve the fun­ ding to aid In construction of part of the new $12 million facility. II will continue to pay the $34 per diem S h o u l t z s a I <1 t h e U .S . Marshal’s office has no other Jail In Ihe area where Its prisoners can be housed. S h crlll John Folk assured county commissioners in early July Ihul Ihe >3(K).(XX> would he available to Seminole County for the asking. The county com ­ mission (lien voted to approve an application for the binding Expansion of the (all from a 212 bed to a 092-bed (aetllty Is expected to begin later (tils m onlli unit l*e rom pleird by August. to*7 A contract lor $12 million with (hr low bidder. Great Southwest Corp. of Tuntpu, lor ronsl ruction ol ihr expansion and renova­ tions of the existing facility was approved by Hie county com ­ mission on July 6. Watson A Co. of Winter Park are architects for the project. Renovations will provide an e n la r g e d In ta k e area, a d ­ ministrative oinces. medical fa­ cilities and court spaces. The new construction will Include live housing [Kids, a controlvisit Irig center and a service building wilh an enlarged kitch­ en and laundry. The |>ods arc to Ik - conslrucled with precast concrete modular crlls The precast cells will arrive at the Job site with the floor, walls and detention components Installed, The floor of the second level cell create* the celling of ll*c lower level cell, A I wo levei control station will he located within the hexagon pod. pro­ viding dlrecl vision to all cells at both levels. In addition lo Ihe $12 million construction und renovation. It Is expected 10 cost another $1.6 million to furnish the facility. Inilld a new road Into the com plex from U.S. Highway 17-62, pay archltrcl fees, pro­ vide a contingency fund of more than $500,000 and pay other expenses. The Jail renovations and addi­ tions are In-lug paid for With the proceeds from u special I-cent sales la x u p p roved by the county's voters last November. The levy o f the special lax began Jan. 1 amt will end Dec. 31. Proceed* troni Ihe special lax are expected to tntnl $13.7 million by Dec. 31. Wllh the money Invested, the county Is expected to realize Interest earnings o f $1.2 million. D ie liilrrrsl money Is to Ik- used for courthouse renovations, now underway. ...O r a n g e Continued from page 1A Phil Brown. Orange County assistant county administrator, said the agency In his county offers a whole range o f sendees from distribution of surplus food com fnodltlrs and em ergency assistance payments to farm workers hurt by the freezes to working with the fire depart­ ment In setting up emergenrv evacuation programs In private homes and organizing recreation program s. Surplus food dis­ tribution Is adm inistered In Seminole County bv the Am eri­ can Red Cross. " A n In terlocal a greem en t must be negotiated between the two counties." Brown said, but first the Change County Com­ mission must authorize Ihe ne­ gotiations. Brown said If he receives the letter from Seminole County requesting a proposal In the mall loday the Orange County Com mission can deride early nexl week on whether It wants to p r o v id e th e s e r v i c e s and authorize negotiations " I f negotiations are authorized we will work with the Seminole County staff and conduct an assessment of the types of pro­ grams Seminole's citizens need and then ask concurrence o f both commissions." Brown said. "It's anyone's guess how long It will take to negotiate an agreement." he said Seminole will have lo tnalch ihe stale grant with county money o f as little as $2,500 or as much as $20,000. Brown said The amount o f the m a t c h will be determ in ed, he said, by whether the county offers some type of services lo I h e program, such as secretarial assistance or space for programs, Seminole Community Action, which operated anti-poverty programs in the county for 17 years, will officially go out of business Aug. 31 after being denied slate funding to a d ­ minister Its programs. It was also drn lrd federal funds lo o|>erale Its Head Start program on the recommendation o f the stale Department of Community Affairs. The slate recommended denial of money because of whal It termed "bookkeeping pro­ blems" in accounting for Ihe use ol frdcral fund* over the years. — D onns E s t e s ENROLL NOW SEMINOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL A B E K A C O R R IC U L U M K IN D E R G A R T E N & U P SCHOOL STARTS AUGUST 26,1985 For Marr Information Cull M O N D A Y - FRIDAY 9 A M - I PM 322-3942 TO TA L IN SU R A N CE SERVICE REMEMBER YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST KARNS IN S U R A N C E 413 W. First St. A G I N C Y . h Ph. 122 5762 William H. "BUI" Wight C.P.C.U. President Sanford Gerald W. Meyer Account Representative AREA DEATH G E O R O E L . S W O A P E 8 R. G arden C h apel Home for Mr, George Luther Sw'oupc Sr.. Funerals. Orlando, Is In charge 41. or 605 N Lake Blvd.. Alta­ of arrangements. monte Springs, died Tuesday of a heart attack on u Job site In F/owrrs For All Occasions Orange C'ounty. Born Dec 26. 1643 In Maryville. Term., fie moved lo Altamonte Springs from Orlando In 1677 He was a heavy equipment operator and a Itaptlsl. (Hollins trtLDMfltf 3231204 Survlvors Include four sons, George Jr., ol Coleman. Fla., David. George Elzle. and James all of Orlando; two daughters. Sherry Oats. Altamonte Springs. Terri. Orlando: lather. George W . Auburndalo: four grandchildren OAKLAWN FUNERAL HOMECtMlTERY Oh > K lh n SN I m h iI t Iw M l h W i lM il Oww U w C all U A At aswtwrt M . I<ns| I I ( w Ik I fhrtOi JU4M ) S A V E *150! 4-Piece C o n te m p o ra ry M a s t e r B e d ro o m by B a s s e tt « A Q Q 9 5 Keg. 1849.95 Dross up your bedroom wilh this handsome oak finished* suite by famous Bassett Beautifully styled, quality conslrucled with large drawers and wood handles Features oak finish* on oak engraved wood products, oak veneers, oak solids and other selected hardwoods You get Triple Dresser, Vertical Frame Mirror. 5-Drawer Chest and lull or queen-size Headboard IH) • GO • 90 DAYS WITH NO FINANCE CHARGE OR TAKE MANY MONTHS TO FAY ON STERCH l’S CREDIT WITH A PERSONAL TOUCH! HOURS MON.-SAT. 9 A .M .5 :3 0 P.K 1100 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD 322-7953 i �PEOPLE Evening Here Id. Sanford. FI. Thursday, Aug IS. I t t S -l B , # M is s M o r g a n Bride O f P.M . M c C a ll Rcbckah Dawn Morgan and Parks Mason McCall w ere mar­ ried Aug. 3. at 2 p m., at the First Presbyterian Church. San­ ford. The Rev. Dr. Virgil L. Bryant Jr. performed the candle­ light and double ring cerem ony. Organist Ture Larson pres­ en ted nuptial selections and accompanied Douglas Flguerdo. soloist. Th e bride Is ihe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Morgan and ihe bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. McCall Jr., ail of Sanford. G iven In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her v o w s a formal w hite tissue taffeta gown fashioned with a demure stand up collar accent-" Ing the sweetheart neckline. The fitte d C h a n lllly lace b od ice featured an Illusion net yoke e n h a n c e d with s c h l f f l l e m b ro id e r y and J u lle t-s ty le sleeves that terminated In wrist points. Th e controlled skirt, fin ish ed with lace flounces, extended Into a gently sweeping ch apel train. Her lace-edged flngerllp veil of Imported Illusion was secured to a crown o f pearls and lace flower trim. She carried a nosegay o f yellow roses, pink and blue-tipped carnations and baby's breath outlined In lace M r. and Mrs. Parks Mason M cCall an d s h o w e r e d streamers. with lace Alvalln Dealba attended the bride as m aid o f honor. She wore a yellow gow n featuring an olf-the-shoulder ruffled neckline with a headpiece of yellow roses and baby's breath and carried a bouquet o f yellow roses and carnations. O w en and S h irle y H ig g in s Marianne Sutherland presided at the bride's book and greeted the guests. Following a wedding trip to St. Augustine and Daytona Beach, the newlyweds ate m aking their home In Sanford where the bridegroom is employed with hts father In the family business. Thrifty Service of Sanford, and the bride Is employed bv oral surgeons. Dr. Steve Sutherland and Dr. Shelby Smlthcy o f San­ ford and Longwood. brid esm a id s were Patricia Hollis, s is te r o f the bride; Heather H ollis, niece o f the bride; Stephanie McCall and Alison McCall, sisters of the bridegroom; and Carol Womblc. Their rainbow-colored gowns were Identical to the honor attendan t's. Each carried n tipped carnation to match her gown and wore baby'c breath headpieces In the same shade. I I I ......I I I ! .......... 1111 I 11 The bridegroom 's father was Ihe best man. Groomsmen were Mark Morgan, brother of the bride; S te p h e n McCall and Edward McCall brothers of the bridegroom; Matt Wilson. Jack Zlnn and Earl Fox For T h e Classroom O r Office . . . Sp a n T h e Seasons W ith Versatile C o o rdinates! Flower girls were Wendy and Jennifer Hollis, nieces of the bride. • SW EATERS • BLOUSES The rrceptton was held In the church social hall. Assisting were Lou Faulkner, bride's aunt: Lisa Stokrs. cousin of the bride­ groom. and Audrv Corso. Brenda • S K IR T S • SLACKS Cheap Fiance Refuses To Budge DEAR AHDY: First off. we are In our mld-30s. both educated with good Incomes. My fiance. " J o h n . " Is very tight wi t h money. When we eat out. he refuses to leave a lip. no matter how good the service. He says tipping Is unnecessary: I think he Is |usl plain cheap. I'v e explained that people who wa;t on t n b l e s o f t e n w o r k f o r minimum wagr. and count on their tips to supplement their Income. He refuses to budge. It's gotten so that every' lime we enter a restaurant. I can feel my stomach knotting up John and I lake turns picking up the tub. which is only fair. When It's my treat. I always leave a tip. There are many pluses In our r r l u l l o n s h l p , but o u r philosophies on spending money are worlds apart. This will t>e Ihe secoml marriage for both of us. and I never want to go through another divorce. What are your feelings. Abby? MARY (A LIA S) DEAR M AR Y: Same as yours. You wisely lhoughl that the difference In your philosophies on spending m oney was o f brand new and the line amounts lo a whole lot more? I feel so nervous and guilty, I haven't been back to Ihe library since. Please help me. but don't say where this Is from. BOOK LOSER Dear Abby D EAR BOOK LOSER: Every library sets Its own policy At the L o s A n g eles County P u b lic Library, children are fined 5 cents u day per book for every day the library Is open. Adults are fined 15 cents a day. If the One exceeds the cost of the book, one pays for replacing Ihe book. Should the book be destroyed by a natural disaster such as Hood, fire or carthquakr — no charge. sufficient Importance to warrant a letter lo Dear Abby — and you were right. Regardless of how many "pluses" there arc In your rela tion sh ip , J o h n s pennyp i n c h i n g r e v e a l s a rat her mesn-splrlted pettiness that you may find hard to IIvr with. Don't tic the knot with any man who consistently puts knots In your stomach. teacher and the pay Isn't that great. Mom's best Irlcod has a daughter who * 13. .mil I get all the nice clothes she has out­ grown. T h ey 'rr terrific looking, and besides, the jeans are not stiff and the sweaters aren't scratchy. Sign me W O N 'T OO NEAR BLOOMINODALES yn w* 16th Anniversary SALE-A-BRATION SELECT GROUP MEN'S WESTERN BOOTS 112 P R IC E SALE L A D IE S ' H A N D B A G S UP TO 1/2 P R IC E OFF 322-3524 Hours Mon.-Sat. 9-3:30 C O N F ID E N T IA L TO R.M., BAN A N T O N IO . TEX ABt Thom as E dison said. " N o n ­ violence leads to the highest ethics, w h ic h l« the rt<ml of all cvoluJon. Until we slop harming all other living brings, we are still savages “ Pm with Tom. DEAR ABBYt I checked a G o to the library and tell the book out of the public library librarian that the book Is lost last November and I must have and be prepared to puy for a lost It somewhere, because I replacement. have turned this house upside down and can't find it! I must D E A R ABBY) I am 10 years owe a fortune In fines by now. and I can't tell my parents or old and I read your letters every they will kill me. What should I day. I get very disgusted when kids complain about having to do? I need lo know If there Is u wear h a n d rne-downs. There Is limit on how much I can be nothing wrong with h an d-m efined. What If the book costs $6 downs. My mother Is a school­ KNIGHTS SHOE STORE. WANTS TO SAY THANK YOU TO THE MANY FRIENDS & CUSTOMERS THRUOUT CENTRAL FLORIDA FOR THEIR CONTINUED PATRONAGE OVER THE PAST 16 YEARS. IT'S OUR WAY OF SAYING THANK YOU. 2 1 8 -2 2 0 E . 1st St. D o w n to w n Sanford & Back To • • 3 /!.* / P i .9 .L School • iC l • Fall Fashion 0 *" Be sure lo bfing your Children August 23 a n d 24 Fran 9 3 0 a m to 4 p m there will be Free Bus Rides (of all Sanford Elementary School Children! M om s a n d Dads will receive Bus Route Schedules a n d Informational Brochures & X ^ ALSO! D O N 'T MISS the Bicycle Safety Show Saturday. Aug 24 from 9 .3 0 a m fo 4 0 0 p m Sponsored b y the Sanford Police Departm ent Featuring a Bicycle Safety Check. Bicycle Safety Course a n d Safety Books to all participants # SdNFDRD “W here g o o d thing* H appen." M onday * Saturday « - 9 . Sunday* fro m tt3 0 - 6c30 # *1 ‘I t 1 #t L ; 4 3 I �F • BLONDIE by Chic Y o u n g 2B— Evening H*r»ld, Sanford WHAT'S TMiS lOuD A u t_ A B O U T ' > ) NE/EO \ asu ev E ------ IT ! THE BORN LOSER by Arl Ssnsom by Bob M o n ta n a A R C H IE AIDS-Mosquito Link Not Yet Been Explored DEAR DR. G O TT - I know Lax. and Ihls permits backflow of that some cases o f AIDS have stomach contents w hich can been traced to contaminated inflame the lining of the lower blood transfusions. Given this. Is esophagus Doctors call this there any evidence that a mos­ hiatal |or hlatusl hemta. quito can act as a carrier? The symptoms resem ble those DEAR READER — This is a fascinating question, and I have o f peptic ulcer: heartburn, gas, been unable to track down an poor digestion and a feeling of answer. The connection between chest heaviness. If you have a AIDS and mosquitoes certainly hiatal hernia, you can help makes sense. It really raises c o n t r o l the d i s c o m f o r t by some Important issues. Inas­ avoiding lying down after meals. much as the disease seems to have made Its original appear­ 2 Fog ance In residents of tropical ACROSS countries where mosquitoes are 3 Jacob’s twin 1 Fronch * o m «i endemic. Perhaps an enterpris­ 4 Modern pointer ing AIDS researcher will skim libbrl 5 Ogre this column, zero In on the S Young l»dy (Fr. 6 Falsehood queslon and provide an answer. •bt* ) 7 Boast of burden DEAR DR. G O TT - 1 have 9 Noun lutfi* 9 Organic severe advanced emphysema. I 12 Put out compound read recently In the C lot* about 13 Lubricate* 9 Pelvic bones some sort o f gland operation 14 Simple tong 10 Made music which helps people like me. Do 13 Scotliih Mtut* 11 Playful child you know anything about Ihls? 19 In good ordor 19 Tardy DEAR READER - There Is no 17 Writing fluid 21 Sgl legitimate surgery, especially 19 Hood bonoo 24 Thailand Involving "gla n d s." which can 20 Domottie 25 Is (Sp| help patients with emphysema. 1 ottobitthmont 29 Ruin (2 wde. wish the "sensational press" 22 Mop si) would stop cruelly raising pa­ obbroeitwi 27 Irish clan tients' hop es by publishing 23 Sogmont of • 29 Bitter nut bizarre reports which make un­ Curvo 30 Mighty mite sci ent i f i c a n d unj usti f i abl e 24 Colmo 31 Fakir claims. T h e y won' t stop 29 Slangy 37 Seclude publishing this trash, however, •ffwinitivo because desperate people arc 36 Weetern mars', 32 Somo (comb, constantly looking for miracles plant form) and will buy newspapers which 33 Prior to 1 1 J seem to promise that dreams 34 Ear (comb can come true. 11 form| If I were you. I'd disdain 35 Maori tnbo 1% buying sensational publications 39 Fruit toad and use the m onry to purchase 39 Journo! IB responsible and factual newspa­ 40 Run* pers. like the kind you're reading 42 *»*« now. 44 Honshu bsy HEV, THE SUPREME COLRT JUST RULED THAT U M IS A V O A T IO J OT A PERSOWS CIVIL R I 6 HTS C ^ PtAJALTV ? VCX) K ID D IE ME ? ACHATS THE ^ J V eating frequent small meals and using antacids. Medicine to re­ duce gastric acidity m ay be useful. In rare cases, surgery Is necessary to correct the defect. Send vour questions to Or Gott at P.O. Box 91428. C/evrland. Ohio. 44101 Answer to Previous Puole DEAR R E A D E R - T h e esophagus em p ties Into the stomach. Just below the dia­ phragm. through a small hole which Is surroundrd by a ring o f muscles. When food enters the stomach, the ring lends to close and prevent Irritating stomach at Id from be i ng discharged backs!ream Into the esophagus. As people age. this muscular ring becomes pi (igresslvcly more 47 Corrida choor 49 Container 51 Runner 55 Frigid 59 Fletlend lorm 58 Coupe, for one 59 Youth 60 Cut out 6 1 Prong 62 Summer (Fr) 63 "Auld Lang 64 Oe«fc god ot 24 IB n N □ 1_T □ J3 □ E T |w _o E S c n □ _T _T □ _o □ E S A I IT _A T j |T S T ] □ n n N| III N l □cm □ □ □ □ 41 Thus (Let) 43 Deny 45 Creek island 46 Foe 4P Wing (Fr | 49 Cat command 60____ Pert. London 1• i DEAR DR. G O TT - I have a hiatal hernia, Whnt arr the causes, sym ptom s and treat­ ment? by Howla S ch n o ld e r * 10 11 x> 11 114 111 l it 2B 1 )! 1M IB 1>9 40 4# 4* BO I «B II li DOWN I Crovrdi t IS (til OS 5 b, H I A Hr WIN AT BRIDGE by Hargraavas A Sellars MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS R?R ^ 5 You CAN AGK. TW O rr A T-Y u by Warnar Brothars BUGS BUNNY PWViN STttiP R X E R WiTM TH IS N C?ABBiT IS FfcinF u l & J S iMESS. ----------- Three rounds o f clubs were By Jam es Jacoby "Do I need trump entries so played and declarer ruffed. If he thut I can take finesses In a side now plays t hr ee rou nds o f suit?'' That's a question declarer t r u m p s b e f o r e a t t a c k i n g must ask himself. If the answer diamonds, he must go set. In­ Is yes. declarer must maintain stead, a spade to the queen trump control In the play of the followed by a diamond finesse and a spade to the king followed hand. South was not sure he wanted by another diamond finesse will to be In gam e after his partner's bring home the bacon. It Is also right to keep the little raise. Still, any time you have a two suited hand and partner has spade In dummy as you take the given your major suit a raise, diam ond finesse the second time. If East has four diamonds there may be a game. along with Ihrcc spades, you will T h u s t h e t r y of t h r e e diamonds was fully warranted. b r abl e (o e s t a b l i s h your That game try was enough for diamonds by ruffing the third North. Although he had only r o u n d of d i a m o n d s w i t h eight hlgh-cnrd [KilnIs. the K-Q dum m y’s small spade. Notice also that gam e would of spades were gold and the heart king had a chance o f be made even without the king winning a trick, so he went right of hearts In the North hand. See w h a t! mean al*out two-sultrrs? to game. NORTH I I I - *4 4KQI TKI7I 4741 475 1 EAST WEST ♦ 141 464 Vqjioi ▼A 1 4 1 ♦ K 104 ♦ 93 ♦ AKill ♦ J 10 4 SOUTH 4 A J IS 7 4 Tl ♦ AQJI6 4qi Vulnerable Neither Dealer South West Norik Kail 14 P in Pass 44 Put Pass I’t u Opening lead: 4 K South 14 14 Pee* HOROSCOPE '2s * L by Bob Thavas t h e y ’l l tw v e p t h e y 'r e too / — h Y P ^ A C T »V £ : « S 3b i ft <5 4 ■*4 .. •« i M G A R F IE L D by Jim Davit L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You'll fare better In tricky nego­ tiations today If you let your counterpart do most of the talking regarding conditions and TO U R BIRTHDAY trims A U G U S T IS, 10BB SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov.221 A People who In the past were Indifferent to your material new venture you're Interested In needs wiU do an about-face In has excellent chances for suc­ the year ahead. They'll help you cess today If you move promplly. Act now while you're Inspired. to better your lot tn life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec. LEO (July 23-Aug 221 If you have any Important financial 21) Materia) gratification Isn't a dealings pending, try to con­ dirty phrase today. If this is your clude them today. You're likely motivation you'll find ways to to fare better now than at a later provide more for those you love, date. Trying to patch up a as well as for yourself. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jatt. romance? The Matchmaker set can help you understand what It 19) Be positive regarding the might lake to make the rela­ outcome of events today, even tionship work. To get yours, though you may not be operat­ mail $2 to Astro-Graph. Box ing under optimum conditions. 489. Radio City Station. New Focus on hope, not despair. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) York. NY 10O19. V IS O O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) O w i n g t o u n u s u a l Move tn quickly and assume circumstances, a secret desire management of enterprises that you've been nourishing might affect your welfare as well as the blossom Into fruition today. Ask welfare of others. You're best not how or why. Just be grateful. , PISCES (Feb. 20-March 19) suited for command today. What The Day Will Bring^ . by Lsonard Starr ANNIE ) Lij-1 Someone who has your best Interests at heart will make an Important decision In your favor today. You may not learn of It until a later date. AR IK 8 (March 21-Aprll 19) You're grossly mistaken If you think something you're now working on will go unnoticed by people you want to impress You'll get your applause. T A U R U S (April 2GMay 20) Y o u r m ode of actio n and behavior today will win you the respect and support of several valuable allies. These are Indi­ viduals you've been anxious to get in your camp. Q EMIN I (May 21sJune 20) If y o u 'v e been contem plating making changes or improve­ ments in your surroundings, this Is a good day to get them under way. You have an artistic touch. CANCER (June 21-July 221 You should do exceptionally well today In situations requiring mentai dexterity and Imagina­ tive thinking. Put your muscles to rest and use your mind. / Afitnei (X W Y IP fp fT T MEAN L-j 1PH S ffO Q tK X /rO L HHEH! 5AT*5 BftCATMffPf snoop i m tr u rtn sne co n e s to ? . 90 �Evening Herald, Sanlard. FI. TONIGHT'S TV THURSDAY EVENING 6 00 ’ UNTW (Mt JEFFERSON3 1*0* MACNC1L / LEHRER HCWSHOUR 0 ( 1 ) LAVERNE SSFOTLET 6:30 ')(*• Mac new s O CSS NEWS U ABC NEWS g I3SIAUCC I ID h a r r y d a ta ag ain 7:00 a ® SALE o r THE CENTURY 3 0 PM MAQAZJNE MexM J*rfy Ha», Richard Uoi o» MMR Cain ) O JEORARDY 8 * OS) TOO CLOSE FOR COM- <n a S0» ftetitaact Marvy and Muriai ratal* a rot»» part ol •k*» romance to Jack* afrobaa to (Mejda between mamaga mdacarear,ot toaa Btad a (10) NATURE Brg Buwwaa In •aae The giant rxSuktr, o( tea ciAtNetion at tna u 8 and da ratebon *0 Via bailora ol doAara amraFy at Make at the attaAa crap it r u O (*| HAPPY DAYS AOAM 7:30 a (3) e n te r t ain m e n t TONIGHT Internee wrttt Smokef Aobmaon ® O WHEEL O f FORTUNE 7 , 0 JOKERS WHO f t (M l BENSON 0 IS) ALL M THE FAMILY 7:50 12 MOVIE The Cocttyed Cow­ boy* Ol Ceaco County" |IMFI Dan Btockar U n ity Aooney lownapaopte try to replace tfWr local Mackarmtn i no-iAow mM-ardar tmda wtnt a local dance Aaa gel BOO B ' f COSBY SHOW Cktri whJ owed tnend ha* lound a new gettrrwod ratio i* young anougti to be tea ONigMer (A) dJ O m a g n u m . P I A con men a maneuvera mey becarva on hen end jeopardue tne Uvea oI Magnum and *V a |R| ® O MOVIE Tha Buddy Hody Story ' I1STS) Gary Bueay. Don Stroud Baaed on tha Ma o4 rock n’ rad ptonaar Buddy no»y «*w Ur racaated to lama m tha U » a be tote twa untimely death at tha aga ot twenty-two lR )g Ot (M l DALLAS S i 110) WILD AMERICA Ah at am. nation ol 15 ipecret ol humming, beda that bread and heal m the k i V { us g £ tt) Id MOVIE T «t la Ma Im i l Etna Prealey, Aahe Adema A gelt gym laechar reaaatt romantic overlures trom a rodeo rider unit tie tmd bored traaaura 630 o rjj FAMILY TICS ANi diteenera that ht* idol uncle Ned haa ■ aenoua drtnaeyg probtam |R) CD 110) THIS OLD HOUSE Jeweling landscape materwla 900 t l a . CHEEKS Remeted try hti new wrN. N<* convmcee everyorw eicepl Carle that he I ready to radadicata henasit to the *wtty wplraaa (R| (I) O sjmon i sjmcw tiw Senona waa noalalgic at A J l tarmar gettuand heaa Iham to And out who tilted her brother during a 60a pwwce ratty IN ig till (SSI OUMCY ■ (HR UNOCABCA WORLD OP ja c o u c s c o u s te a u 930 O (D NIGHT COURT Btlhe dracov art the man ape rnat a a crtmeial and ana must daNnd hen m court (A) FBCAY, n.-od MOAMNQ 9:55 12 MOVIE Tha Brotherhood (1MB) Kelt Dougiai Ana Cord mae because o# Maha conNcta one Aaea lo Suty 4:55 (7, O HOUVWOOO AND THE STARS 5 00 10:00 O ® M U STREET BLUES WNN Funao etrandt an arcoaett* aet ■on. CaAatano facet acme ttranga V OS) NEWS 11 ALL N THE FAMILY ® o mend ot the preceict |R| (E O KNOTS LANCKNO Rapnae ot the aaaaon hnaN Grtg brgi Late a not to leave hen. the adoptive tether ol Vara tataae ta*at draatc action to anaura that the ntanta wD not be taken trom hen |A)Q ® O » / » Scheduled report on eitramat groupt who are recrurting hrarrtad) r r r tr tl U S tarmara g It- (SS| INDEPENDENT NEWS f fi (10) NEW YORKS MASTER CHEFS d i r t ) POLICE WOMAN 10:30 (Tt (IS) BOB NEWHART 1D (10) FANTASY OF FlORtOA 1190 0 ® 3 0 ® 0 «w s 5:25 HOLLYWOOD ANO THE STARS 5:30 0 Tl J S COUNTRY n BOB NEWHART 600 Q l l B C NEWS AT SUNRMB S o CBS EARLY MORMM H|n i <7 O EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK H (M l OOOO BAff 11 HEWS (& (t) BATMAN 6:30 O tT A C W S ® a cbs EARLY MOAMNQ NEWS 7 0 ABC NEWS TMSMOAPRNO V i c m ip o p e y i U FUNTIME II (SS)BENNY HILL tZ) (10) DAVE AUEM AT LARGE (B (I) HOGANS HEROES 1130 O 3 ) TONIGHT Gueel hoal Joan Rrvert SctraduNd Richard lawn. Slavery Spralberg a mother Lean s ED (tO) POWERHOUSE (B (*) NEW OCR VAN DYKE •HOW TAM O ABC NEWS MOHTLME (Si) CHICO ANO THE MAN (•) HOGANS HEROES 11:55 02- MOV* Crayy Joe ' 11174) Po­ lar boyrw. Paula Prantraa 12.00 ® O COL UMBO The orv-goeyg teud between an out-d favor HoPywood aet.vat (Anna Bait*) and a goeeip cahenmat iM* F « r « ) r*KtMm murder <R) (T) O THE SAJNT I f (SS) RMOUA ® (■» MOVIE 1 Oood I f ( IMS) Red Station Lana Home 12:30 O (J) LATE NIGHT WITH DAVtO LETTIRUAN Guatla George Burnt Johnny Bench Mao newer melt (A) I t (M l I LOVE LUCY 1:00 ® u MOVIE That Lady ( I W i l Otma da Hanllend Glterl Roland H (151 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 6:45 (T o FYEWTTNCSS DAYBREAK QDdOIAM WEATHER 700 O * TODAY ) a CBS MORMNO NEWS (7) O OOOO MORNING AMERICA II (M)FUNTSYONCS S ) 1101FARM DAY ( 5 (I) SUREAFRtENOS 7:15 01(10)AM WEATHER 7:30 J l (M) TOM AND JERRY CD (TO) SESAME STREET (R )g 0 ) (») INSPECTOR QADOtT 7:35 I t FUNTST0NI3 600 1) : (Si) W000T WOOOPECKER £D (I) HEATMCUFf 805 U id r e a u o f j e a n m c 8 30 11 (IS) PINK PANTHER fflltO I MISTER ROGERS |R) 0D HI FAT ALBERT 8:35 12 BCwrrCHfo 900 O I DIVORCE COURT J O DONAHUE . 7 ) 0 BARNAIY JONES 11 (Ml WALTONS (DIM)SESAME STREET(R)g 0D IS) CAROL BURNETT AND 1:30 (D o NEW AVENGERS Purday Sleed and Gambit Irtv* to Canada to thwart the *fl on a ot a Iop-notch !errortal taut bang trained by ttie denoui Colon* Smmetl (R| 11 (M) 8CTV frn n o b 0 4 WHEEL O f FORTUNE 1 OPRCCSRO H T Q A N G C (R ) n (Ml EIGHT IS ENOUGH (0 ( M) WTRC COOKtND NOW I O M E R V GRIFFIN II (Ml SCOOBY DOO fD (19) SESAME STREET (R )g (B (I) SUPERFRtENOS 905 1:55 IQ MOVIE Georgy O a f |1MB| lyrm Redgraie Alan Batet 9:30 0 4 LOVE CONNECTION 01 in aioorr 2:00 4:05 2.30 O CBS NEWS WOH(WATCH HSilOUNSAJOKE 4:30 1000 8! O 1 BRVIR SPOONS (RJ (1 o HOUR MAOAZPre (? o 1100.000 NAME THAT TUNE (II (Ml BO VALLEY tt) (101 acadptq r a m b o w CD (•) MY THREE SOaeS 3:00 ® O M O W Bwnadme lt»S *l Pal Boone. Terry Moore 3:30 (U(M)FAMR.Y AfYAW 400 (TStSSIRHOOA 10 OCT SMART 4:30 (It (M ) RHOOA 1003 ax mows 10:30 0 141BALI op th s cew turt ( 1 , 0 RYAN’S HOPE L ‘ng- A l o n g wi t h F o n d a a n d J~ Hayden, the suit also names The ■ Workout Inc.. Karl Video Corj* poratlon and RCA Selcctavtslon ! 1 Disc aa defendants. j» The plaintiffs also are asking that Fonda's workout be relr, qulred to carry a label stating the program ' may be hazardous to your health'' and that medical advise and moderation Is re*-* commrndcd l o s s e s tn m o s t k e y d e m o g r a p h i c groups. " Ano t he r con tin u in g story am ong the net wor ks Is the steady decline In the television usage among younger men." The CBS popularity among upscale viewers was given a big PIAZA TWIN boost by "Space." The 12-hour mtnlserlrs averaged a 17 rating among all TV homes, but hit a 27 rating In households with incomes o f $40,000 and more. YAH reported that network viewing has dropped three per­ cent over the same period last year, and Is seven percent lower that In 1983. while Independent station vlcwerlng Is up live percent over 1984. JAY’S IIAIRSTYLING DEN WE S m i A U Z E IN CAREFREE CURLS ANO RELAXERS BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS Carefree Curl •37.50 Relaxer Touch-Up *22.50 All Services Com plete Haircut & Style • 10.00 Acid Perm •27.50 Coupon Specials Exp. 8/22(63 Center Mall. Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, 323-52 2 7 C7£t a±(iLon B rid a l a n d F o rm a l W e a r Special Sale! FRI. • SAT. ONLY AUO. 16 A 17th Selected Gowns * 20.00 ( .i Ui A I'itrry A lt e r a tio n * fc'xtr.t 3 0 5 -3 2 1 -8 5 6 4 B l ' i F loyd T h e atre s M i 1 1 0 E. 1st. S tre e t, S a n fo r d J77 rsoz I I (M| HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE a> HI VOLTRON. DEFENDER OF THE UMVERSI £ net Apartment Size! The Charleston 4:38 I I AOOAMS FAMILY 600 I I I NEWLYWED GAME tl) O THREE • COMPANY rh f i LETS M AM A DEAL H (Ml DUKES OP HAZZARD O) 110) REAONEQ RAMBOW (£ |() I DREAM OP JEANMB fr o m . N e w E n g la n d C lo c k C o m p a n y fil 1 H • S o lid H o n d u r a s M ahogany Woman Suing Jane Fonda Over Workout SAN JUAN, Puerto Hlco (UPI) — Jane Fonda has been ordered to testify tn federal court, where a woman has sued the actress claiming she suffered serious Injuries while using Fonda's workout video, court officials said. But the actress will not appear personally In U S. District Court In San Juan. Instead. U S. Mag­ istrate Justo Arenas ordered that Fonda give a videotaped deposi­ tion. The magistrate also specified that "the deponent will be re­ quired only to testify, will not be required to perform physically in any manner at all. "The videotape once taken will be sealed In the file of this court.” magistrate Arenas said. Magistrate Arenas Issued Ihe order Monday, but It was not announced until Tuesday. Fonda, her husband Tom H a y d e n , and her b u s in e ss associates were sued In July 1984 by Patricia Bcckerleg. who : claimed she suffered severe Inju­ ries when using Fonda's video workout the previous year. While doing Ihe exercises, she ^ developed an excruciating pain . in the lower back, the complaint said. "This pain developed Immedi­ ately after an exercise required In the program, which consisted of the splitting of the lower extremities and lumbosacral flexion." The woman claims that since > then the haa been partially handicapped and developed a temporary addiction to the drugs used for her treatment. The c o mp l a i n t says that " t h e . withdrawal symptoms caused her marked chills and trembling, whi ch caused her and her S husband great pain and suffer- "ABC-TV continues to have difficulties; second quarter data documents ABC's double-dlgtt | a Jl FUNTS’ ONCS 9.33 12 WOUANWATCM I t (Si) BIZARRE A First: Successful NBC Wins Second Quarter Ratings Race NEW YO R K IUP1I NBC scored another "fir s t" In Its Cf) It) FAMILY | I continuing success saga — for the first time in the 1980* the 11:30 network won the ratings race for 0 jik r a b b l e ® Q ALl-BTAR BUTZ a full quart c f O ln B lFLO R O A S rY Lt Young & Rublcam, the world's largest advertising agency In AFTERNOON terms of revenue and the No. 1 buyer of broadcast time In the 12.00 United States, has Issued an 0 XMCOAY 1 O T j O ncw s analysis o f second quarlcr (April. I I (M )BEWITCHED May and June) prime tim e 01 110) SMTHSOMAN WORLD viewing QDftlMANNOt "Second quarter prime under­ 1205 scored NBC's resiliency." said 11 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAL RE Paul Isacsson, Y&H's executive 12:30 vice president and director of 0 3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW broadcast program m ing and ,J) O TOUMQ ANO THE RESTpurchasing. " In addition to <JJ O LOVINO maintaining a stranglehold on It (M)BEVERLYHK.lBX.UfS most key demographic targets, 1:00 now for the first time In the O 4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 19HOs NBC has led during a full 7 O A U MY CHILDREN 1l (M )OtCKVANDYKE quarter among household rul­ O ) ( K» FLORK1A HOME GROWN i ng s " (9 l«l MOVIE There arc two key elements In 1:03 N HC' s s u c c e s s dur i ng t he IX MOVIE April-May-June period. 130 One Is Hill Cosby, whose show ■J O AS the w o r l d tu rns tl (M) GOMEA m i was the top*ruled network pro­ 0 ) ( *01 FA.WT1NO CERAMICS gram among households, among 2 00 women 25-54 and women 18*49 0 4 ANOTHER WORLD and among adults 1H 19 (7 O ONE LIFE TO LIVE f t (M) AHOY QRfl.JH T h e secon d (actor Is the O (W ) FOLKWAYS network's lack t>l u nighttime 2:30 soap opera, because prime time (J OCJUHTOl serials don't do well In repeats. 11 (Ml OAEAY BRACE COASTER CBS doesn't even run repeats of ff) 1*0) MAGIC OF WATERCOLORB Its high-rated "D a lla s " and "Falcon C rest," and ABC's "D y ­ 300 nasty" posts dismal ratings in 0 4 SANTA BARBARA reruns. ) o QUWlNa LPOMT > O GENERAL HOSPITAL "T h e ratings figures attest to (it (M l B u a s BUNNY AND the vol ati l i ty o f the second 1 NINOS quarter." Isacsson said. "Beyond ffl(10) FLORIDASTYLE ffi (I) MCATHCLIPF thr NBC success story, CBS-TV 3:05 re m a in s ih e se a s o n d o -d a te u BUGS SUNNY ANO FRtlNOB household ratings leader, but In 3:30 the second quarter II has now fD (W ) MISTER ROOCRS(R) e x p e r i e n c e d a hi l l o i l m O l (I) INSPECTOR GADGET Vlcwrrshlp among key target 4:00 groups. However, the network a 4 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE has g ai ne d am on g a fflu en t PRAIA* t O STAR TREK I*40 000) households 11 HAZEL Thursday. Aug IJ. I t u - J B • Triple Chime Movement • 6 8 V a " H ig h • 15Va" Wide • 10" Deep S E A F O O D and SPIRITS C O M E T R Y O C IR H A P P Y H O U R For 1 C O C K T A IL S 2 1 D R IN K C O C K T A IL 4 P L U S P .M . T IL 1 S H R IM P 7 BREAKFAST SPECIAL . . . DAILY LUNCH BUFFET-au tse ux i*t SUNDAY LUNCH BUFFET *u y« CM Uf . o q t- Krt HH9 Now *86900 4 live Internalftmwvt Iverf N»®ht Banquet Raciutiaa A*a4iaC4a O M N • AM f AM , Christensen^ Clockwork^ 430 SALES & SERVICE S a lv a g e C o u rt, L o n g w o o d , F L 3 3 1 - 5 5 6 0 C O C K T A IL P .M . Adjacent To Th e Holiday Inn At Th e Marina Sanfo rd 323 1 9 1 0 P U B L IC H 0 T IC E ! L O S T LIQUIDATION OF COLOR T.V.’s W HY R EN T W HEN CAN 1 9 " C o lo r 9 AT TH ESE YOU BUY 2 3 " P R IC E S ! & 2 5 " C o ,o r 5 B la c k ft W h it e $29.95 l T j o co M RS 90 DAY GUARANTEE O N PICTURE TUBE 30 DAYS O N INTERNAL PARTS SALE-WED.-THURS. A FRIDAY MOTEL TV SALES ra 2621 5. SANFORD AVENUE SANFORD 323-4664 N O PE W O N M O fE C K ^ m o n d a y FttDAY F 7 -7 S 3 1 0 -5 - O U R L E A S E I 1 I �*3 --Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Thursday, Aug IS. IWJ Legal Nofice N O TIC E O F A PUBLIC M E A N IN G TO C O N S ID E R TH E A D O P T IO N OF AN O R D IN A N C E E T T H E C IT Y OF S A N TO R O . F L O R ID A Notice II h e r e b y g iv e n m »l • I'uM k Hearing w ill be held el the Commission Room In the City Hell In the City of Senlord. r lend* «• / OO o'clock P M * n Augwil M. ItBS. to contidef th# adoption ot on ordinonce by Hie City Ot Sonlord. Florido. title of w hictilioifollow i O R D IN A N CE NO I t l l AN O R D IN A N C E O F TH E C I T Y OF S A N F O R D . F LORIDA. AME NOING A R T IC L E V I I , S E C T IO N l« E N T IT L E D " U T I L I T Y F>OLES. IE N C E S A N D W A L L S U S ED AS F F N C E t " B Y A D D IN G S U B S E C T IO N (41 T O P R O H IB IT B A R B E D W IR E FE N C IMG W ITH IN T H E C IT Y A N D R E S ID E N T IA L A R E A S A N D TO P R O VIDE L IM IT A T IO N S IN C O M M E R C IA L A R E A S I R O V I O I N G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N F L IC TS A t ID E F F E C T IV E D A T E All portto* In Interett end d ll lent ihell hove on epportunl ty to be Twer d ot M id tieer mg By order of Um City Com m Helen ot Hie City ot Senlord florido ADVICE T O T H E P U B L IC i If o per ten decide* to Appeal a drcltlen made with reepect to any matter con tittered at the above meeting or hoofing, he may need a verbatim record of Ihe proceeding*. Including the letllmony and evidence, which record It not provided by *h* City of Senlord (FS 1 M 0 I0 1 ) Rota M Rot undo Deputy City Clerk Publish Augutt II. INS D E I I* F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle# I* hereby given Ihal I am engaged in bu*lne** at 1111 S Orlando O r l v t , Sonterd, Seminole County. Florido under the tictltlout name of M O V IE WORLO. and that I Intend to reglttor teid name with the Clark of the C irc u it Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the provltien* >1 the Flcllttout Nam* Statute*, to wit Sac lion M i n t Floe Id* S'atuNt IMF /*/Rot*H Marlon Publlth Augutt t. IS. IT. 7* INS D l l S4 F IC T ITIO U S N A M E Nolle* It hereby given Ihal I am angagad in butinett at l*)J Hound! Lake D rlv a . Winter Park Florida. IT TFT, Samlnol* County. F lo rid a under lh* ricllllout name ot W IN T E R PARK IN TE R IO R O E S IG N S . and Ihal I Inland lo regular M i d name with the Clark ol lh* Circuit Court, Samlnol* County, Florida In error dance with Ihe provision, ot Ihe lie I I I . out Item# Statute*. To wll Section MS 0* Florido Statute* Its) t*/ M n halo L. Randall Publlth Augutl I. IS, 11. IF. INS D E I It Legal Notice Legal Notice NAM E LEG A L DESCRIPTION N O TIC E O F IN T E N T IO N T O R C O IS T C R F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN •hoi the undersigned, desiring to engage In butinett under the llc lllio u t nam e ol PARK A V E N U E S H O P P IN G C E N TE R located at Pock Ave A ISth SI In Seminole Co . Florido. intend* to register M id name with Hw Clerk ot the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florido Doled thlk Ju ly IF. INS Tod W llllem t. Partner W.J. Carlton. Partner Ida Brentwood Drive Sanford. Florida M ill Publlth August IS. » . IF A September ). IN S D E I IT . I N T H E C IR C U It COURT OF T H E E IG H T E E N T H J U DI CI AL CIRCUIT O F F L O R ID A . IN A N D FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY CASE NO t t 14*1 CA Ft P OENEEAL JU R IS D IC T IO N DIVISION TA LM A tl H O M E F E D E R A L SAVINGS A N D LO AN. Plolnlltl. vt VIRG IL H H IC K M A N . JR . a tingle parson. Defendants N O T IC E O F A C TIO N Canetrectlv* Service — PraparTy TO V IR G IL M H IC K M A N . JR R E S ID E N C E UN KNO W N YOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Ihal an action ha* been commenced to toreclote a mortgage on Ihe toltowing real property, lying and being and Slluale In S E M IN O L E County, Florida, more particularly dt scribed a t tel tow* Lot 10. Block C. LYNW OOO R EV IS IO N , according to lh* plal lhereof at recorded In Plal Rook to. Paget IT end SI. Public Records ot Somlnoto County. Florida, more commonly known a t. JJJ* C a u it ia ld Street, Apopka. Florida and you are required to terve a copy ol your written defense il any. l o II on W I E N E R . SHAPIRO A R O SE. Attorneys lor Plalntltl. whose oddreti It SaOe Cypress Cantor Drive. Suite MO. Tampa. Florida. 1 J*0» on or before Septomtwr I], INS. and Ilia lh* original with the Clerk el this Court either before kervtce on Plalnlllf't attorneys or Im mediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered egelnel you far Ihe relief demanded Ml the Complain! W ITN E S S m y hand and seal ol this Court on this IJth day ol August. IN S (S E A L) D A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O E TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T B y Susan E T abor Deputy Clark Publlth August IS. U . Tt Sep tember S. IN* DEI IS TAX C O ST ________________ NOTICE OF T A X S A LE Nolle# Is hereby given that an Hi# 10th day ol August. INS. ♦ 00 A M el the County Service Building In Senlord. County ot Sammoto. Steto ot F lor Ida. las Mto certificate* will be to«d on Hie following described land to pay Hw amount duo tor lares herein m i opposite Hw w e together with all eoitt o* such Mto and all advertising Sato will be In Room N I K Boutros Raazi A 17779.*7 3#c 15 ?vp 213 Rge 29* Beg 366.25 ft S of RE Cor o f SV I/* Of HU 1/R Run W 1W f t 3 1 7 * .81 ft V 1* 6.17 f t 8 to H R/U SR *56 Ely along Rly R/U to • pt 3 o f bog H to bog (lRkR beF. 1300 f t E 4 328.77 ft H o f U l/«* cor 3ec run U 120. 1** f t n io * . 52 ft u 11.03 f t n 13.50 f t e 11.03 f t * 75. 26 f t W2 5 .*9 f t H 19.19 f t X 15 . 80 f t N 5 f t Z 10.70 f t 8 5 f t E 7*.69 f t N 23.01 ft E 18.95 f t 3 27. 3* f t E 5.92 f t 3 1 0 .*0 f t U5.92 ft 3 93.02 f t E 7 .5 6 f t 3 13.38 ft U 7 .5 3 f t 8 6 1 .*7 f t X 7.*1 ft 3 13.39 f t U 7 . 39 ft 8 **.3 0 f t to beg) A a n r lc a n R e s id e n t ia l 111387.63 P ro p e rt ie d Inc 3*0 21 Twp 21S Rge 29* Beg *19.01 f t H 1 dog 52 > ln 19 S e c W of 8 1/* co r run H 88 deg 37 B ln 12 sec E 300.01 f t R 1 deg 52 a ln 19 aec U 1251.85 f t R ly on c u rv e 05.52 f t H 28 deg 7 B ln 36 neo K 592.20 f t R ly on c u rv e 2*2.20 f t R 1 deg *2 B ln 59 aec V 602.78 f t f it ly on curve 315. 0* f t W 75 deg 5 B ln *2 nec S 226.76 f t R ly on c u rv e 325 f t B Bfl deg 9 B ln 31 oec U 988.71 f t 8 1 deg 52 B in 19 R"C E 125* f t 8 88 deg 9 B l n 31 oee V 1521. 7* f t 3 1 deg *5 B ln 3 nec E 1311.73 f t H 88 deg 13 B ln 56 see E 152*. 52 f t 0 1 deg 52 n tn 19 aec B 89*.29 f t to beg C o a p le te I n t e r io r s In c 1113*2.13 Sec 21 Two 213 Rge 30* Beg ao e t H Vly Cor Lo t 1 In d ia n H i l l o V illa g e run H *7 deg 12 B ln *2 aec V 172.50 f t B *2 de« *7 „ ■ i n 16 aec W227.50 f t R *7 deg 12 ■In *2 aec V 111.50 f t 3 *2 deg *7 B ln 18 sec J 35 f t H *7 de * 12 ■ in *2 aec U 86 f t R *2 deg *7 m il ) 18 aec E 262.50 f t R *7 d*g 12 ■ I n *2 aec U 230 f t 3 *2 deg <*7 m in 18 aec V 10*0 f t a *7 deg 12 B ln *2 see B600 f t N *2 deg 12 a ln *2 aec U210 r t R *2 deg *7 a ln 18 aec E 260 f t » *7 deg 12 B in *2 aec VICO f t H 42 deg *7 ■ i n 18 aec E 70 f t 3 *7 deg 12 Bin *2 aec E 370 f t R *2 deg *7 a ln 18 sa c E to b*K l» T R O Y R A Y . JR T A X C O L L E C TO R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A Publlth Augutl I. It. I l IF. IMS D E I IT e i c T i t To u i n a m i F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nolle# It htrtby giv#« th#t I Noflct It h#r#t>y Qiv#n thj» I #m «og#g«d In but>n#tt «t J i l l #m #og#g#d In bvtinttt •» JIM S O r lin d o O riv t. S#nford. S O r U n d o D r i f t . l# nlord. S#minol# County. Florid# und#r W m ln olt County, Florid* under th# fictlfiout n#m# of V C H . the fictitious name ot MOVIE #nd th#f I intend to r#glft#r t#id HE V U E . and th#» I intend to n#m# vNlth th# Ct#rk of th# regltter %#id n#m# erlth the C lrru it Court Wmlnoi# County. Clerh ot the Circuit Ceu't. f for Id# in #rcord#r«# with In# Seminole County, Florid# In p ro v ltio n t of th# F ictlfio u t eccorderne with the pcovl»K>nt H im * Ststutft. To#»it S#ction ot the Flctltieuf Nem# Vetutee. 1*9ot F lor id# Si#Mt% ifsr To wit Section 1*9 Of Florid# /%/ Rot# M Marion M#lute% It St Publlth Augutt I. IS. 77. 7f. tttS /%/ Uo%# H M#rion O E I IS Publlth Augutl I . It. 71. It. 1*t OEI M CLASSIFIED A D S Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D EPT. R A T ES 1 time................ 67C • line HOURS 3 contec«ti*e timet 61C « line •:30 A M .-5:30 MR. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon 7 consecutito time* 52C a line 10 can*e<atiff time* 44C a Rite Centred Notts Available 3 Line* Minimum D EAD LIN ES Noon The D a y Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday M onday - 1 1 : 0 0 A .M . Saturday 41— M oney to Lend J l— Personal* CXISIS PREGNANCY CENTER NEEOMONETf ABO R TIO N C O U N S E LIN G Free Pregnancy T e t t t Confidential Individual etelttenc* C e l l Tor appointment rvening hour, evettebto ...................... M l Tee* Everyone doe* at seme lime II you own e home end have a |ob. IT* eetwr than you think 23— Lost & Found LO ST J Beegtet. Friday Aug J near Pori o» Senlord Reward 171 0M4 S E M IN O L E HIGH SCHOOL BA N D PRESENTS PRE-GAME FUND RAISING DRIVE ‘85 (3 □ Buy A 3 Month Subscription For *14.25 and w g will donate *3.00 toward the Seminole High School Fund Raising Drive. Buy A 6 Month Subscription lor *27.00 and we will donate '4.00 toward the Seminole High School Fund Ralsinfl Drive. Must be a non subscriber of the Evening Herald. CMP ANP F R E E D L A N D E R . INC. The Mortgage F « « t l i T il E. Ado weenie Drive ’ LKARBA4. » > r T i e e e J q | t . _ - 23— Special N otices .M A R Y KAY C O S M E TIC S * Skin cere end color Heir C O N N IE l:> n u 77— Nursery & Child Cara Child care in my home deyt only Idyllwlld* AI m betor* end kttor cere Cell 171 T IN after Week tree school t 33— Real Estate C o u n ts e A k A t Thinking i l getting a e • Reel f.toto License T • W* eTtor Free Teltton end centlnvee* Training! Celt ONk er V kkl tor BeTetta| en iM T m u N . i v e . m i s s * Keyeiet Flartde . Inc. ** Teen Eeoortowtol 53— B usiness Opportunities Equipped Photo Itudto In Alto monte Spring* p rice d lor quick M l* due to lllnest I N I Grot* 14 IDO, greet potonllil Writ* be. lueo. Apopka. FI PTC) or cell M t 4FN after a. Fam ily restaurant Low Inter **• essumebto mortgeq** Reasonable l**»# Sam* location 10 year* F u ll M rvlc* Cell 'or detail* Owner Broker P I Mto inrcuir in m i count OP TM I I I O H T I ( N T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT K M IN O L B C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A C IVIL O IV ttlO N CASE NO: M i n CA M D u O P AN AM ER ICAN M O R T G A G E C O R P O R A T IO N fo r m e r ly A T IC O M O R TG A G E COR PO R ATIO N . Plaintiff. v* LA W R EN C E G W A R R E N and K A T H E R Y N B W A R R E N , hit w it* . A N G E L O A N T H O N Y F A R E S E end M A E A F A R E S E . hi* wit* and C IT Y CONSUMERS I N C . Defendant* NOTICE OF A C TIO N TO ANGELO A N TH O N Y FA R ES E M AE A FARESE A d d rtt, Unknown YO U ARE H E R E B Y notified that a Complain! to torectoM a Mortgage encumbering the tol lowing real property Lot TO) SPRING O AKS. U N IT 4. according to ttw Plot thereof at recorded In Plat Book IT. Page* *S A N . Public Record* ot Seminole County, F lor Ida. he* been tiled egeinil you and you er* required lo torve * copy ot your written detente*. II any. to It on JOHN M M cC O R M ICK . Attorney tor Plaintiff. who*e eddret* I* Pott Office B o . 1)1) M l East Church Street. Orlando Florid*. 11101, end III* lh* original with the Clerk ot the above ktytod Court on or betor* September IT. INS. otherwise * default may be entered against you tor r ilk t demanded In the Cemptalnl W ITN ESS my hand end teal el Mid Court on Augutt IT. I NS HEAD O A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark of nw Circuit Court By SutenE Tabor Deputy Clerk Publikh August IL R . TO. Sop •ember t. INS O E I *4 FIC TITIO U S NAM E Nolle* I* hereby given that I *m engaged in bosmes, el Rt •) Boa *41 Oek h e y Senlord Semmoie County. Florido P T T I under Hw Iktlllou* nemo ot SEM INO LE SIGN S TU D IO , end that I Intend to regular M id nemo with lh# Clerk of th# Circuit Court Seminole County. F tor Ida In accordance with ttw pravikieni el the F tctllte u t Nem* Statute*. To w ll Section MS 0* Flor id* Statute* ItST «*/ D SvenTwlm Lee Pubuth Augutt IL IT. Jf & September L INS O i l II A P UN JORI Toy* **H them velvet' w* need l*dto* to shew them now Dec I Eecelpay. Cer/phon* Your hr* Winter Spg* ITT 1*41 Senlord Lake M ery M l 2N0. CetteItwrrv 1J7 7*41 NAME Of EIATON WANTED Ont Dm Road Truck DrrvtrCell New Horlcen* . .. M il* P AN TR Y / D I M I N G ROOM W ORKER Full time tor Senior Retire men! Community E eporlenc# Retired Pleasant appearance and per tonality required Will consider tra in in g w illin g learner Good wage. Apply at H O W E LL P L A C E TOO Airport S lvd Senlord Between I A 4 PM ... Mon Frt Or cell ___________ T O TTD* FA R T T IM E Careful gentle and energetic lady, living near dawn town Sentord. to cere tor e ld e r ly s e m i In v a lid , morning*. B IT Nursing tklllt helpful Reply t e t u R L U * Evening Herald. P O Bet I4JT. Sentord. FI* M TO ItST EXPERIENCEDTabto Sew Operator* A Truck Leader* Hospital, bonus, vacation, end holldeyt Apply POR MI TE X Pod ef Sentord Lake Monroe * 4 11 or 1 4 ! Full end port time petition available In full service child cere center Maturity end common son** a must Eape nonce end training a plu* Apply between * A M 4 P M at H E S OoA Ave . Sentord A P A R TM EN T R E S ID E N T M A N A O E R For IS Unit Mutl Be E iptorenced BTS-4TSI.___________ Aron Beaut, Ca Start yew own b jt'n e tt tor LSI I H NIB__________ TTTIFM AAA TEMP Need to Work? Between Jobs? Wiiting for the Right Work Position? Need Extra Cash? It year answer it YES T* Any ef Thee* Owotttont Ptoet* Cell T h ., N e n k tr REGISTER TODAY NO FEE s u s a n .......... .— ............. m ean AVON E A R N IN O S W O W III O PEN T E R R IT O R IE S N O W III Tl! 1,11 er 111 eel* Acrylic Applicator, needed to apply protective coating on car*. b<Mt, and plane* IS to I II per hour W* train For work In Senlord area cell Te m p e iiig g e T i n Imtollellon Salary bated on •iperienc* plu* benefit, Paid v a c a tio n e n d h o lid a y * XM J7IM41 A LL T V P E 1 J O B S STAR T W O RK NOWI IMINM Top t a le r y , hospltelliatton. other bmef't* Cell butinett office tor Into H I M e l______ H ON EST DEPEN DABLE People to work In Convenient Store* Paid vacation, group Insurance available Peiy graph re q u ire d Apply In person: LH Cham* Food Store*. M l W. Mwy I 'M Wei! ef 1/4. Alternants Spring*__ HOUSEKEEPER E ■per toneed tor senior adult community In Senlord Mutt be responsible Cell M l MeO J A Y ’S M A IR S TY LIN O Help wanted E eportonced In *11 chemical work Start Immedi ately Non dlscrlmlnetery Ceil: » i m i________________ Fart time. Could p o u lb ly work Into full time position F.perlence necessary Apply #t WO W 14th St Monday thru Friday, between * *m end! pm CASHIER Convenience ttor# Top Salary, hospltellietlon. I week vote Hen e t c h 4 m o t . ether benefit* Apply M l N Laurel A y * . I T M iM . M F. F O *C t MR) H* I WO Ft Cl R*porf r##ity for work #f A AM 407 W 111 Jt U n ford _____ MUMP... . ■ X IC W T IV I t I C R I T A R Y With er without therthendl P re le rre b ly W A N O w a rd processor. Needed In th* Lake Mery Aree Aktotl Temper tr y Service* mi m e Legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E I I T H JU 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 T Y . F LORIDA C IVIL D IV IS IO N CASE NO U 1ST* CA •* G JU D G E M I I E M H iA REIN. PtointIN. v* V IR G IN IA R N U N L E Y a k/a V IR G IN IA R U TH N U N L E Y end ------------- N U N L E Y , her spouse if any. Defendant, N O TIC E T O S U IT TO V IR G IN IA R N U N L E V e/ k/ e V I R G I N I A R U T H N U N L E Y and ---------- N U N L E Y her ipouM d e n y 11ro L an spur y Village Drive Allente. Georgia nsei YOU end each ef Y O U . are hereby notified the! on action to torectoM a mortgage on th* tol towing property In Seminal* County, Florida Let *. Block " E ', tott th* West S leel thereat R ID G E H IG H FIRST A O O IT IO N . o, per plat thereof, a , recorded In Piet Book ||, Peg* ■). Public Record, el Seminole County. Ftonde AND Including Hw building, end app urte n a n ce , located thereon, and together with lh* furniture, furnishing, end Tie lure, iitueto therein l i d located thereon. he, been Hied egeintt you end lh* above named Defendant, end you ere required to serve a copy ol your written defense* H a n y . t o l l on M A R K B U C H B IN D E R . E S Q , Plain H R , attorney, whoso address I, Dedeland Square Suite NT. FT00 North K e n d a ll D r li * Miami florido H I M on or betore September » ISOS end III* the original with th* Ctork ol thu Court either betor* tervic* on P SaM Iffl attorney er imme dtotoly ’hertetter otherwise 4 deleull will be entered egeinsl you tor th* retlel demanded Hi to* Complaint W ITNESS m y hand end teal of tol* Court, on August S. IMS D A V I0 N B E R R IE N Ctork el tot Circuit Court By A gn ttE Sutok A* Deputy Ctork Publlth August 4 t t t i. 1*. IMS O t I 44 Sentord CTHLO C A R E W O R K E R aT ••moon*, t.p e r lt n c td pr# •erred Cell 10 TO A M 4 00 P M j a j M O ____________ Child Cere needed Wanted *• per lanced older women who leva* children Reference* required Cell M l TFET eftof* C O M M E R C IA L SEW ER 14 00 hour Any taper tone* win* this permanent potltianl Good future with busy company I Employment AIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS LABOR / A r V GAS ATTENDANT BOOKKEEPER Otvtti#* #1 A AA 323-5176 T U T French Ave C em pultr O p e r t T t r A Pr* gram m er C all New Mori ran* M l 7,00 CONCESSION ClfRR Eiperienc*helpful Apply C E N T R A L F L O R ID A IO O *loS Tue* thru Set T21 M II Cemtrvcttow Worker* A Leber, All Trade*! Cell New Horl ion* M l MOO C O S M R TO LO O IS T (.perlanced Port lima tor t* "tor adult community In Sen toed Full time In th* future Cell tor ana aIn tenant t v Sdeo * Counter***/ Lem Maker * I Full time E .penanced help needed Production top shop Own treneportetlon H i l*J0 CRT O P ER A TO R Date entry e .per tones lor per manent position* With growto potential Never e to* I n u r PCRM..... .774-1341 D A TA E N T R Y / P R O C E S IIN O S P E C IA LIS T Medical beet ground nec ester y Salary will to bated on your e.pertonee For Information call Bill at r o o t ! ______________________ DCUVtRV HELP Needed Chauffeur, License required Apply at Bade Oct Furniture. M00 S Mwy If M. Ceteelberry A ll fsff DR IVER N E E D E D - Valid Fl* license Full llm o employ men! Apply Alternative TV i Appliance m S000 D R I V E R / WA R E H O U S E MOO hour Train I Local I Thl* lob , guaranteed to heap you smiling while you deliver end w n W WT *'K warn warehouse PH O N E__ □ i u v '^ r 323-5176 ISM French Ave M AIDS Help us clean up Call FdF ITT4 D rive r's license required Man to load lim b i In trt* b u s ln ts i 14 SO per hour Phene: m m t ____________ M A N A O E R TR A IN E E SSI to tee paidl Super boss Is willing to T R A IN I No nlghttl No Sundays’ Grset fringe benefit, with a company tool will treat you right I Employment f i m 323-5176 _______________1)1J f r f K h Ay# MECHANICS For 1st 4 ind PM ft. Mutt hevt ] y rt s ip e r ie n c t on Mack truck Also need PM M EN Good working conditions B benelil, Apply In per ton IWS. SIS Hep* Street MEDICAL OfTICE INSURANCE BILLING CLERK Submit return* to 1401 Medical Pleie. Suite 10*. Sentord. FL MW1________________________ NURSES AIDES All shifts Good etmosphors end benefits Apply el O* Bery Manor. 40 N Mwy lf/fl. PeSory E O E ______________ Otfito Hgip- Ail KibEs ! Cell Nose Mart ions Ml i n CELEBRITY CIPHER By CO*Nif AHCNCR “BYOFXHKOOI. DYKWI WX JX H XJ V KS OYKDH, KOEKIF JKAPRj." — FVD KOEKIF KOJRXAPR OVLY V NYVHP EVHFJXH TRADTRVOO. PREVIOUS SOLUTION Ajchttoctuco. ol ell tha arts, to th# one w txh acts Iho most Slowty. but Iho most surety, on the tout ” — Ernoet Dunnet C toes b| NEJL me ■ % m ete m it j a ) • Employment L/Tf^EfN* »• u — *m3 *f*pw<#dO«#NarB ty lEWOkiE paapN PM) *FN«J (RtEETl I MdEE MSNc ( %+m *r* «no««E T c m t* $ ( I # 9 e q u m 9 C H E C K F O R $27.00 E V E N I N G H E R A L D , P .O . B O X 1657, S A N F O R D , F L O R I D A 32771 O f t * ir h Pert time tor *4 bed IC F'M R ____________ m i m i ___________ LA B O R E R S Reliable worker* needed tor llrtt shift Aetost Temporary iervket ____________M i-n e e ___________ Live In Light Mournteepee No d rin k in g References re qulred Coll M l O T _________ LOAN B R A N C H MANAOER T R A IN E E Stl Fully tram H S graduate with outgoing personality end willingness to learnt Need, 323-5176 717) Fr#nch v i.. OR Perl lime Kitchen cleaning end toed prep Will train willing learner Apply between t L 10 AM only Senior Cltlten Re firemen! Center i l l TM4 ____________ E O E.___________ Employment i WJ/UTHOXUOT C H E C K F O R $14 25 * IITCHEpTUTILITY * * WORKER * DRIVER;HELPER For residential sanitation nut* Valid chduftour* license nec tttery Good working condl •lor,* end benefit* Apply In person IWS. US Mope S I. CHAP. ANP u r . H KITCHEN HEIR E ip e rie n c* preferred Cell Cal* Sorrento between I X) 1 4 00 pm 171 M i l __ ter by Berko Breathed AEZ* Atm f.VI OR HOT. X*f MAP VIA NCT ADDRESS C L IP A N D M A IL Superior skill* In typing, shorthand, office menegment Experience artfh computer or willing to team Hour* I to S. Good benefit* Salary *c carding to skill* and eiperl tnc* Resume'to FLA . U N IT E O M E T H O O IS T S C H IL D R E N HOME PO Bee SON EnSerprtoe. F U MTM E .per fenced In *4 to ,’ E *m CASH on th* weekend, wiling cotogn# end coemetic* I ■ to 1 P M Saturday and Sunday C e ll La F rtg re n c * *• IN * m e t is . E X P E R IE N C E D O N L Y Avia •ion Mochenks. Sheet motel, structural, and electrician Apply In person Milton Air. B u i l d i n g F I 4 T . S tn f e r d Airport______________________ Smell company need* quelitod Deter'Front end Leader Op erator Experienced only need apply I tWfldd) t pm to I pm only BLOOM C O UNTY save EXECUTIVE SECRETART C R E O IT T HO P R O B L E M ! legal Notice LI 7 1 - Help Wanted 71— Help W anted A& m im KAY & K t I c+A soon no. CAUSPHU 'lA w e m r M N H tK S . �97— A partm ents Furnished / Rent 117— Commercial Rentals Small garaga apartment tor on* working adult Lady pra larrad STS par weak plus HI Call MS 1*17 I bdrm dtluze Adults, no pelt air. qutat roeksentle' UTS mo _ r d ^ o a it»g * tg Retail ft Ottic* Space WO tp to 1 000 tq ft Bite ttOTBQ* BVBII J77 AJOJ 71— H « l p W a n t e d OPEMTOff TRAINEE Plastic tslruslon* E zp «r i •net pretorred 1(1. Ind. ft V d (M l* 1490 J e w e tt L i n * . P in tle Profiles P A R TY PLAN P E O P L E to Wi m bteulitul lounge wear awarded to the M itt Florida's Pr«* gown*. com pie,* trim In* Applications token Aug *th thru Aug. tltti ) to * p m only, m a n _________________ 9T — A p a r t m e n t s U n fu r n iih e d / R e n t PHONE WORK No iiperle-ice necessary A otoeeant vote* ft avllllngnett to w ork only re q u ire m e n ts Storting gay U to p*r hr. Par . t i l l J lm a 'U a M M IEJU. ESTATE SALES P E O fU High E>rntngt Potantlall Madam attic* In eecaltont location Complete training program Maw division at old otiabl lifted firm Call now tor drialM an ptoasant working condition* and to •Kura your M u r* Jim Rafferty................. D t i i l t RLCIEATION AIDE Far Oavalopm antally D lt •bled ICF/MR Pari tlm* and lu i m i S A L iS R E P R E S E N T A T IV E Parionallty and plaatan! toto prana m a n o r a m ini San lor cltlian market It you Ilka paopl*. and a rt naal and attracllva. call ut tor ap pointmant Part lima, H I m e Monday tour Friday__________ SMIMUM ER U 00 par square laavar 111 «1M. SUPER MARKET ASST. MCR. E Iparlancad In grocery, m a il, ft produca dap*i Polygraph required Apply IN N ft P art Ave , Park ft Shop Atk tor JoeerSodk______________ ___ Tlrod at iak Wanting t C a ll F u l u i t t - tk a y h a v a hundraot ol |ob opanlngt tor Ihota who want lo work STS 030 C E M E N T W O R K E R S ft H E L P E R S - Eacallanl pay Slarl right away 170 CKO D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S - no a* pananca necessary Full lima Good darting pay i n two O E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Graal tu n in g |ot> Savaral opanlngt Good pay itoiK O F A C TO R Y A S S E M R L Y and FR O OU CTIO N W O RK Mott thllt* Opan Good pay tcalat m in im m e d ia t e o f e n in o s Ganaral Conittucllon labor Good par 17S OOO TRUCK D R IV E R S Long haul Immidlata! Good dr I ring ra card Ovar IS 470 CKO L O C A L D R IV E R S Straight trucki Good pay Slarl right away a n t n o R E C E P T IO N IS T , O F F IC E H E LP E R S . C L E R K S . C R T O PER A TO R S Im m ad lato Opanlngt Good pay tcalat Call I7t CKO NOW I W ELOERS- Cartload Eacallanl pay tcalat Call today art P A I N T E R S ft P A I N T E R H E L P E R S - Im m a d la ia opanlngt. good 11art log pay Can today i t OOO O R VW ALL With or wllhoul a a p t r la n c a I m m a d la l * Opanlngt Good pay Call to day 47t poo_________________ TliuCR DRIVERS RlEDtO Part lima ft lull lima FCL. Good driving record ft* abir to paw D O T physical Sat Sea? Wirtheusg & Factory CallNawNorlaana M l 7W0 Call Naw Hortrona........... M l 7K0 525 Bonvs with this *4! Naadad Immad'atoly Nursing Attlttonft and Llv * In Cam pantont 1 yaar aipartonca required M E D IC A L P E R S O N N E L POOL XH ito t i l l . t O I ..........................M/F/H/V IKO a weak to train full and part lima pot 11lent Call M l P R ^ u tn a v n D r a t W Ia o o G w ^ 91— Apartment*/ House to Short Wanted. I tomato to tttaa* a 1 bdrm home with I adults U K par mo ♦ l/S ufilillat Call m a n . _____________________ 93— Rooms for Rant Christian Apt* ft Hamas TV . (lichen, laundry, maid. I K wk ft up Or! K >S4 R »/C »*tN SANTORO FurnisTtad rooms by the weak Raasonabta ratos Maidtarvlca Call K l a »7 S 7PM d lP e tm o fto A v* roam IcS par weak Kitchen/laundry privileget Call M l MJ7 THE FLORIDA HOTEL 100Oak Avanua..............M l A »a Heoeanobto Waakly Ratot 97— Apart moots Furnished / Rent A V A IL A B L E NOW Fumlthad Studio Apart manIt One Eadroom Apts Tweftedroam Apts FUIIBU UAttS SENIOR C IT U S N S D ISC O U N T RANCH S T Y L E L IV IN O III SARfMO COURT A m 323-1301 to taww | ftdrm , hart, living roam and largo screened parch Cam dinanad Adultt only, no P Laaaa tar SITS par manth • UMoapocrt Call M P U Oawwtonn Vantord EH Garage Apt suitable I or caupN Ho pats I I » m o . M l dap Ypw paygaaftatoc M I W Efficiency 3215 mo 3200 sec M* pats Nachltdron Cad JO U *» attar d P M . 7 vrn Apt*, tor Savuar Oltasaa 1.1 Palm* n o Ava J Cowan N* Phone Call* I Bdrm carpal, cum ( 71 par -was Ea cwrlty daposi i t m Call M l HMur Ml 4**t 12 1— MASTtRSCWt____323-7900 M A R I N E R 'S V I L L A G E I bdrm t i l <3, 1 bdrm Udfl and cpI Adults only M l *470 MOVE IN NOW Carport*.............Private Patla* Lath Landscaping Pats Ctoldran WATER BEOSACCEPTEDI 321-1911 1 Bdrm i bath with washer and dryar O verlo o k in g Lake! Pina Rldga Club. Sanford UTS par month Call Pam M l 17*0 between | oo A M a M P M II* A era Industrial Site 1 build fngt, total at 1100 tq ft Fenced ft Private M l a fll 1 2 7 - O f f i c e R e n ta ls iMENANDOAH VILLAGE Raato-iabia and convenient K I N Mapto.Santord M irgro Protasatonal space. Iraa stand mg K parking spec**. ItoO tq ft Near 17 41 Canlral air and haat U K par month R E A L T O R ...... ..... .......... 111*141 3340- 3350 Otficn ta Rent 141 — H om es For Sale B A C K O N TH E M ARKET Pflcad right t (17 000 II you need a larga home nut Is III a Bdrm . 1 bam. molttar In le­ apt Hugh lanced corner tor llnesl quality . many aslraill Call to sea CALL BART 1 Bdrm , i bath, central air, all appliances, pool First and security (a ll par month Call: Ml to ll attar I P M__________ 1 bdrm I bait, Detune Apart mant tlm mo U K security dap O w Month f real MS41SI 101— Houses Furnished / Rent Weklvo River Vtaw a Ac cats 11 ) bdrm. Us acre, wooded, prlvala, lanced Hors* OK H it mo Eva M l d i e ________ 1 Bdrm. Ham* W/Screaned Perch Complete privacy St 10 wk w U K sac M in a * or 111 (AM 103— H o u s e s U n fu r n is h e d / R e n t Beautiful 1 bdrm 1 bath , lencad yard, calling Ians, verticals. washer ft dryer (171 me tla 4794 DELTONA 1 bdrm dining area, small porch, canlral air 'heat, carpal U U mo a SKO sac No pals Available now REAL ESTATE R E A L TO R m im Call New tor Mere Inter matien 321-3827 SANFORD I bdrm , I bam tone*, garage. U7S month plus l tar sail 1 bdrm . SMS. 1 bdrm . tax Flrtt. 1**1, aac Rat roe 771 i l l ) or SOI M l IT U . ave* 1 bdrm , I bath g ir l par month plvt 1100 security. L*a*a op Hon available Call' M l 7004 or M l 70K 1 bdrm 1 batti. tamity room, screened porch, lanced yard, ta ll par manth Call: M l 7471 3 Bdtm. 1 bath G at appliance* Call M l 144* attar 1 P M 1 B d rm ., s c re e n e d p atio, children O K S4M par month Call a n i l II______________ __ J Bdrm.. 1 bath Large room with Tirtptoca 1 Whs Irom Lake Monro* Kitchen •gulp Available Aug III IMS First. Iasi ft security 111 1C7* Eldar Spring* Traitor Park, H ay 411 I ft 1 bdrm *., monthly or waakly rant*! ratos La*** required todtSlF 113— Storage Rentals Midi WlTRtMNSdS (M ft Up.......... ........ MM4K LAKE HARNEY AREA T l t Acral. Star* Rd to Fran tag* I M4 It all the way back to Jordan’s Slough ilaOOOO TER M 1I STEMPER 1 Bdrm ., I Bath Villa ftettar than new I Vertical bunds in •vary room Naw rang* and r e f r ig e r a t o r B ra n d n «w c a rp a il C o rn tr unit with gar eg* U t 000 Prim* Building Lai In good a'aa of Santord! (7100 DtFomt Rul Estate, Inc. Rtailor Mai 1 Washington kv* TllusvIlN I1 7 M .............. H I 4119 lot with beiutiful Oik trm. C4fl __________ 773 i m 1 acre parcel. IktoO Tarms l ' ( acre tracts, Irom t it too Tarms 4 l ( acres, E niarprlsa road High Larga tom* with aal in kllchan. larga llulng room. In door laundry double car gerega. can lra l air haat 11 * OOO Own*, —til Imancal and dry wooded l i t *00 J * acres. H igh and d ry . woodad laS* front on paved road 111 OOO with HO.OCd L IS T W IT H U S I C O U N TR Y W ID E R E A L T Y Rag R I Brakar.......... I l l t i l l 414 Nary, all. CNtoan. Fla. I I acres to Ifw City of Lake M ary on the south and ol ath SI (within *h* city llmltsl Wl.ooo cash It mtor a*tod. call Ml BY O W N ER Beautiful bom* In Loch Arbor ) bdrm . 1 bath, graal room w,'built In t B O grill Double garage, canlral h a a l/ a lr A ll a p p lia n c o I4T.S0O A ttu m a b l* F H A m ortgage No qualifying M l Sl»a S f Owner ) twJrrri , 3 befh Laffp lof SpJciiQNua 1700 »q IT. under roof 15.000 down, Miumikbie mortgage In city, Sen lord U * *00 Oey 373 3207. E ve%, 3310033______________ WOn T A L K I V O W N S * fieeullful Coutnrtry f: lie few er Labe Ashby on ft cleared •root 4 Bdrm . 3 full befftt Greet room with one of • kind flrep'oco. large eel in Kitch en By Appointment Onty Coll 1*04) 427 405 H A LL eiftiTf tec •! R( 104 IT HAift IIFIRdMCI I S IO R V TOW NHOUSE 1 bdrm.. IV* bath. Central hast and air. Kitchen equipped Community peal I Walk to grocery Herat Easy llnanc In* I (14.4*4 FHA VA SPECIAL! Low dawn 1 bdrm ml Irg screened parch, lencad yard 414.4*4 Call v* quick I ONE BDRM HOME an me* tol with tow. tow dawn payment Plvt tow. tow manthly pay mantsl Oraat tar Iba small tomilyl tir.ra* 323-5774 M04HWY 17*1 Hidden Lake 14* Wildwood Of 1 bdrm 7 bath dbl garaga p a rch , ca n lra l air Super Clean I A (sum able lal,000 R EA LTO R M A R V IN K L A IL 447 4141 or T*l 7147 CbAg r t t C j t T A natnw vsni visa* csaurtnis* KISH REAL ESTATE (305 ) 321-0041 411W lim Itravl Santord. FI U t i l R EALTO R Osteen a bdrm . 1 bath on I acrat with hors* barn and pasture SI a. too 107— Mobile Homes / Rent • L o ts / S a le 321 0 7 5 9 E v e . 3 22-7643 M U 0 Atottanvilto. 1 bdrm I bam. air. appliances SMI par me olu* U M aacurlty deposit Call P I 1441 evening*________ 2 bdrm I bath ei * 153— A c r e a g e - I acres Mobil* o k . toncad hay Larga 1 bdrm . I bam reviled calling- appliances hook ups. screened patla S IM HOC Ml m i . between aPM ft TPM U K mo tSOdiec Call M l 144*altar 4 P M 1 bdrm IK bath Duple* to* rent No pat* Air and agpli anca*. washer/dryer hookup S1T4 par mo Call alter a pm (K ta a r ____________________ W*U St CdtRMRT...321 5005 CASSELBERRY I acre, zoned PR 1 U I 0O0 W Mallciowskl REALTOR H17NJ C A L L A N Y TIM E R E A L T O R ............... Ill m i LOCH ARBOR A R IA a bdrm 1 bath llraplaca. new root, s c ra a n a d p arch , dau b ie garaga l/l.loo Days ) » *114. eves m tT A S ___________ NO MONEY DOWN NO CLOSINO COST U F t month Ski.100 On* yoar old house, 1/4 aero le t *01 M a y lo w n R d . O s lo o n K l 171*111. or *04 M l Ota*, or 105— DuplEK Triplex / Rent R E A L T O R ............ ......... m i n i Santord 1 b d rm , I bath Handy M an Special 104 It sq worsihop Hug* lot Wallace Crest Realty, Inc., Realtor..... ........... ........... Ml *177 Santord Tarmis. paal. clvbhawta •ra a*tra raasans to want tkrs 1 bdrm . 1 bath ham* with cathedral callings. Oftorad *1 14*.*** Lie. Raal fatal* Broker SALES ASSOC. W ANT EDI 144* Santord Ava. BATEMAN REALTY NEW HOMES fOR RENT Children ft Pat* Wtlcem* Samar CHIioas Oltcevat SANFORD REALTY S acres w llh mobile homa Farm ington araa 111.000. terms HIDDEN LAKE 1 bdrm . 1 bath. air. children O K S4T1 par month a U M dap MS 1117 or n r MBl ash tor Kevin a a a IN DELTONA a a a a a HOM EIFON RENT a a a a 17* 104 a a_______ Check mat* Natural! a Frail Fra* Ratrlgaratar a Garage a Attic Sterra* a N athan Dryer Caen*titan* a On/Sight Manager—**! P r o p e r l y / S o le o th e r h o m es, lo ts . A C R E A O E . IN V E S TM E N T P R O P E R TY 574-1040 Energy CHIcieal 1 bdrm . I bath Pall* Hamas Mtttod la ga k l country setting, near iSoppmg ft schaalt. Clot* to Lake Mary 1/4 Balt. 1 5 1 - ln v e s t m e n f Maw Hama* Near OtSaoa ] B d rm , I bain, a ir, heal 117 000 SHOO down includes closing coots Payments ol SlKpor monlti COUNTRYWIDE REALTY Rag R E Broker...........1U411S *14 Mary Oil, Oitoaa, Fta, R A V E N N A P AR K 1 fcdnn. is* both, cant haat ft air. fta*.*00 ■y owner/salesman i l l MV* Eves ft Wooaands S A N FO R D D U P L E * l s li 1171 Higtslawn Avo Owner ttoanc tog. no quality mg Ml points 1 B d rm . I bath, each agon nsant ever I 000 *4 ft I yrs aid . K llch an ap p lian ce* central heal and air. caipvt Owner M l 4047 Held. I1«,*Q0 183— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d io / S t e r e o • • COLOR T E L E V IS IO N * • /•Tilth IS color toto vision Ovig Inal price ovar 1400 Balance due IM i 00 cash or lake ovar payments U l month Still to w a rra n ty NO M O N E Y DOWN Fraa homa trial, no obligation Call M l U H day BUSINESS TE L E P H O N E S I T T 1 4 II Outran with warranty *17 * 1*1 _______ ________ IBM IE L IC T R IC II Always under maintenance contract Eacallanl condition lalO Coll M l 0700 ___ Usod Otllco Furn Dosks chairs tables, bookcase Ilia cab, ty p ew rlto r. phones, a m mathisa Ml t ’ l l SPACE ft SUNSHINal I bdrm ) bath Hama with paddla Ians can lral alr/haal Lais al Storagai Intel* a *utt!d* ulili ty reams SU M LO TS OF CHARM I 4 bdrm 1 bath Two Story Ham* with brsaktost bar. Eat to Kitchen, tor mat dmmg roam, float (tiding dears Isadlng to o IS.I saopelle. tlreplec*l tat too 191— B u i l d i n g M a te r ia ls B UILD IN G S all stoel M • 100 111.*00, 10 a ISO SH.kkO. ol'hvrt from 13 I I tq ft l 3f i 1211 icol>#<n 199— Pet* A Supplies Ability Konnols (Jog boarding Country Almosphora Reason a b I * R a l a s 1 1 1 1110 Attocttonoto young tomato dog M l sail BEAGLE PUPPY- i l l shots I f r e i old 1*0 111 0441 322-2420 m i PAR K A V I ...... . 4*1 Lk M ery ftkvd....... Lb M ery 1 Bdrm I bath, good condition bus olep. utility building, •onco. Ilo R m . Firopieco IMS *4 N Quollly F H A or on. Owner Assoc iota 4 K 0 IM 145— Resort Property / Sale Now Smyrna Beech Distress Sole I Oceanfrom I bdrm . > both furnished large Condo ttouao Cell anytime! l a i c i s e . Realty. REALTORS N l T i m ...........Ope* I Devs' 149— Commercial Proporty / Sale Brick tutUsef Dewfdnrw Of tic* retoil/storege 1 LO * sq It. F u lly « l r conditioned •41.909 Owner I‘none mg M X down. *714 44 per me M l 1*14 C044MS RCIAL S P E C IA LIS T BOB M. B ALL. JR . P A . R E A L T O R .................n i d i If Chovy Cuslomltod Van 1*77 Ratrigorotor. sink tl* »! or best oltor 714 ) f 't • I f T l Chovy Pick Up t 11 Ion Mechanical period New Urea SI000 tlrm Call H I IMO alter 4 P M 40 FIS* AC7 V4 Over O rlrs I owner 17.100 Ineg I New Tires 111 lie lo r 474 S447 237— Tractors and T raile rs 23V— M o io r c y c le s Santord Aye ft nth SI ★ Adult Farh...................Lal Rants II* * Ilia Includes Water Gerbag# Pick up Yard Ma tntenanca 1inmod lato Occupancy Gvegery Mebili Hemes M l ISM t*H All A M E R IC A N 1 Bdrm . I bath Salting below appraised vatu* M u ll be moved Call H I 7014 alter a P M M r Denmark 111 1 bdrm . 1 bath Screened porch Pertly lurnlshed I acta plul Totally fenced Separata doods Wallaca Crass Really Realtor........... ................. M l M i l J bdrm/1 bath. SI Johns River, pool, lenrus c lubhka ft more 114 too by owner *44 0411 11 leaf I D V fT O H A AU TO * ★ AUCTION A H u n fflm w ............D a y to n * I + h * A c c e s s o r ie s a n d B ik e s n MondA Good condition Comfitoto ovtfhiull IMO KA Itum ^hm y Rd . LsS i V r i , 71 Honda 7JP Nlcel Will II nance 11ret Gregory Ikebllo Home* M l 1100 ____ • • * * * Mold! I D * « ft * PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Beyliner t l l* K Capri Cuddy Many e ilra s l I t 000 bssl quick oiler H I 0711 FIB E R K ING U liber glass walk through windshield Til! traitor. 41 H P Marc ersgtna IMO Also looking For a stop von in good t end H I - I I M Every Thors N lto e lT'M P M * Where Anybody * C a n B u y o r Selll a * Fer mare details ___ I *04 111 t i l l Ctotaiy Avis 4 Marins Stitt Acres* the river, lap *• hill 114 Hvry 17-41 Psftpry 444W44 217— G a r a g e S a le s * INSTANT C A S H * BIO YA R D SALE A little of everything! Saturday only * AM I IS1BW IJ»d SI Garaga Sal* *07 S ion land Or F rl ft Sal * lo 7 Many Infer eating I toms' 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l V e h ic le s / C a m p e rs It F t RV Cam porlTrolkr Hoody to go. SIMO 177*710_________ 1*77 F A N T R A IL S * Good con dltion. Fully equipped Full bathroom 14.0CQ 1T1 l ( U I f T R A N S V A N - I I H . rooT *lr Top condition Also I t Win N b a g ftlB IN ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 243— Ju n k C a rs • s W E W IL L B U Y • s a a YOUR U S E O C A R a # 4 C A LL P H IL B E T T IS e TO P Dollar Paid tor Junk ft Urad (• rt.trvcM 4 b »«ry ★ qwipmfYvf H I W O C O U R TE S Y P O N TIA C 111 H it CONSULT OUR AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB W IL L B U IL D TO S U ITI YO UR LO T OR O U R II E X C LU S IVE A G E N T F O R W IN S O N O DEV CO RP. A CEN TR AL F L O R ID A L E A D E R ! M O R I HOM E FOR LESS M O N IV I C A LL TO D A V I C A L L AN Y T IM E 23 5-Tru cks/ Buses / Vans Bad CruJit? Mu Cftdit? WE FINANCE NATIONAL KU10 SALES 215— Boots and A P L E A S U R E ! > bdrm I bam Two Story Colonial Homo with 1* k I I 4 living roam and llrap laca, madara kllchan with a 14 a I brsaktost ream, •croenod Real area, much moral I U I IM If yaw are Making tar * awe cesatvl career to Reel Estate. Stonttrsm Realty H Isek tog tor yaw Call Lee Albright today *1 M l 1*M Evenings 111 m i Wa tseve F Inane* Ca ft Cars Call Mew art! .................. M l 4*7* TR IU M P H TR 7 7* 1 air E aceltont condition Coll Bruce. svooSdoyl - M l 1*11 14*4 CO UGAR Completely rebuilt engine New paint L i ke new Call Ml » l l m i M ERCURY Blue a door Brand naw lire* US0 777 0*14 1471 P L Y O R A N O F U R Y Asking S IS K or bes< 4<tor Ckll Bob tla ISM ISM Cadillac Sedan OeVllk Loaded E sceltonl condition See end Offer Cell l l a U M 1444 C A M A R O B E R IIM E T i t Power steering power brakes Am F M Stereo end more ( I I 000 M utt soli Gelling m errled^C all_M l 1 4 0 ! ___ at piyrrvonm Valiant Ml/ 4 cyl tinted, power, storeo Must see 1400 or best oltor C All M l 4474 __________ _ 71 Bulck E k c lr* Loertodl New tires, air shocks Immaculate No Rust 1*41 411 9411 77 Honda Civic * dr . M B , 4 sawed a c y l, am lm, new •ires ft paint M l *411 oltor 7 'M Metlang O M 4 .1 I Escort D L, Leaded (410 ttown. (mail Mo p o y m o n l C H IC O ft T H E MAN 404 0000_______________ Petard'll COE I47T, American Heeler i(74. will negollele pclte Call St* 0777___________ H I Slit 211— Auctions e (lad Credslf p Ne Credit I • Stow Credit? o Have a (aft • and same cash! 231 — Car* FREE KITTENS- all fimtlt SPOIL T O U R S E L F I I bdrm I bath Horn* with Eat In Kitch on. recreation ream, screened paal. colling Iona, canlral alr/ttoart SII4.4M a G E N E V A O SCEO LA R O .« Z O N E O F O R M O B IL IS I S Acre Country treats Well treed en peved Rd. N V N m 11 V r a a l H X I From SlftSMI F u n k ft W a g n a l l ' s E n cyclopedia. New 74 Volumes S100 llrm Opaque Pro|e<tof 4 I *ln Seenie. Includes 7 110 W bulbs SUM M l 11*7 Traitor In eicellanl condition a 1 4 1 I It Used lor moving enclosed SKO 111 U K USED TIR E S a steal boiled VlW. I7S41 R la SIS each: PLUS A 44 InchO Brian World Team Water Ski like newt S ill M l 0107 _______ lioqo R TU Air Conditionar wall unll Nmperalure control 1 speed Good condition' i t l <• tu Inch R o lrlf good condl lion Needs door switch 1*0 Coll alter* 111 704* 4 Chairs, (able wrought iron, taO Call 1110IM alter a M P M 'Tl Chevy Luv Truck sell to " 4* It" condition IK K Motor ty tie 1100 Washing machine 111 M l 1404 FOR E S T A T E C o m m o yclil or R esidential Suctions ft Appraisal* Cell Dell'S Auction M l 3470 Sanlodfi Salas ludti THE CASUAL LIFEI 1 bdrm I bath Hama with wuod cabmala In Eal to Kllchan, II a la pool, tlr tp la c a . k ra a k la tl bar, canlral alr/haatl R U M 2 23— M i s c e l l a n e o u s 914-1*04 REPOSSESS^IONS W ALK IN ................. D R IV E C U T REALTY-REA LTOR WC L IS T A N O I E L L M O R E H O M IS T H A N A N T O N I IN NO R TH S E M IN O LE C O U N TY DISCOUNT AUTO SALES IB O I Fre n ch Ave. I Alvmmumn Cant Mewspapei Nan Ferrev* Metals (Mast Koksma 111 IM I Satyi Beds, llrp lk rs , Clefhes Plsypens, E tc Paperback M l t i l l 111 SIM Need Cribs. Playpens Baby fu rn itu re , c lo lh tn g Good Prices Altar 7 P M 111 SIPS 189— Office Supplies / Equipm ent a weeks old STENSTROM # W* Cam Ftoanc* , a Down Pay mams SKO and Up * Trade Ins keceptod 219— W a n t e d t o B u y 1 5 7 - M o b ile H o m e s / S a te C R E D IT HASSLES? Yaid Sale Corner lath ft San ford Avo, Fndav Aug l*lh * to 1 Small mans clothes, toon girls ctolhos. storao and mis callanoous YARD SALE la l* Magnolia Av* (Of ol 17th It, I August lilh 1*lh 1 A M T ISom* lurnltura Included) YARD SALE Frl ft S o l. Aug 14lh ft I7lh Irom » to S II* S Sunland Dr Senior d YA R D SALE Van bunk teds m lt c tlia n e o u * fu rn itu re ladies large site clothes Sat Sun 10 1 P M , 111 I Bay A w WILSON WRIER FURNITURE 141— H o m e * F o r S o l e U S ED CARS THE BEST IN TOW N E-2 TERMS Oarage Sato S a t . g k i K Dryer, turn , plants, olhor appl lots m ltc 1C1 Clear Lak* Circle. Hidden Lake I l l - I l l « . 1st ST.............I l l 1411 123— W a n t e d t o R e n t Oulal I Bdrm l Prater adults U00 par month, plus 1100 security YNpotll Can i n son _ ____________ Adults ft Fawillias Welcome! l l « Sacvrlty Dapwtll Call.......... — .............. I Q l t N S p a c io u s A p a r t m e n t s Lakatront, pool. Iannis, adults, no pats, laundry Starting al t i t l e mo Call M IQ lalto ia a I and I bdrm Alta turnIshad atllclancy Irom (7$ weak U K deposit No pats Call M l aW7 S 7 PM a lt Palmetto i B d rm ., c a r p a l, c e n tra l heet/oir, balcony, near old hoapltol SMS mo . SK0 depot it n i t f t o ___________________ H * M l W ARRANTY. BARNETTS.. . ..C A I lf LRERR Y 041111.................. .......... 41* M i l •Tr e n t t o o w n . Color T V s , storaot. washers, dr-yvrs. ratrigarator fraatars lurnltura. video racordars. Special III « r l l rant SI 00 Altornattv* TV ft Apel Rentals lit r e s Shaearn* Cantor ___________ B T N N ____________ Used Washers Parts ft Sarvlca tor Kanmaras...............1114**7 M O O N EY A P P L IA N C ES Toni Nttds! 125— F o r L e a s e I Bdrm Ouptaawtth Pool 27TH STREET FURNITURE ia* w . i rib *»_........... ...-M l m i furntihrt » Unturmshtd. I Bdrm Apartmant Includes aacurlty depot il ft August rant. II moved In by Aug M. IW I Apts. 327 2W5 BARREL TABLE & CHAIRS, raw wkhtr fyrnlturn H3 1H4 Bunk Bod* c o m p ltt* *#t E MC*<l«nt ccndifKjn IBS ____________m m » ____________ Lust Terms to Frt 3249 • Big 1 Family Yard Sot* • Monrco Rd (County Rd 151. L ik e M o n ro * C lo t h * * , k n lck k n a c k s , c u r t a in s , games, furniture, household items ft much, much mort Everything priced to (alii Saturday I * CARPO RT S A LE Frl and Sat *1 P M clothes site S and maternity, computer printer, and other miscellaneous ath si off Lak* M a ry Blvd In Lake Mary___________________ Casselberry 11H Prlrtc* F*hlHp Dr Books, clolhos. smelt lurnltura. and miscellaneous Sal 4 Sun * 1 P M ___________ Appliance* Far Sato- all la treat lent canditton A Fully in am STO R Y Let tor 14 * 70 NEW MOBILE HOME I Prater rent wllti op tton to buy M1T144 231— C irs / Furniture L IV IN G Call Thursday, Aug. is, I»IS— JB 217— G a ra g e Sales 181— A p p l i a n c e s , aor T u e ECYA S A Y 5 you <£»ET A , P A ID s a c L A Y cH V i I F IT 'S Y o u i u a t y > s i q £. n <?t y o o B . m ttN w t C o n d o m in iu m S IN G L E >M m , 1 ehow i — a*.-------------------m + m S E C U R ITY O C P O S IT_____ SIM W IT H TH IS AOt tk w e s ti, 1 (torn .. l bath. pool, wither,dryer Other amenl ties O i l m o, 1 111 K*7 1 Mrwi 1- Largo I ft 1 ftdrm Apartmawls Advil LakivtawFamily P u li ids Mgw Opdfl Waaktnd* i R e n ta ls ftAMftOOCOVE APTS. 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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, August 15, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 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/2d61161dd184e6164d1c9b795cee6b08.pdf 0a204628a7fbaf69822a052ee260d6ec PDF Text Text a m C o u n ty A s k s F o r R e h e a rin g O n G e n e v a W a t e r Issue A circuit court decision declaring that Seminole County has no authority to make decisions based on protection o f the ’ Geneva Bubble" — a cache of fresh water — will go back to Circuit Judge Dominick Saif) for rehearing If a county request Is heeded. The Geneva Bubble, atop a body of sail water, is the only source of fresh water for the area and residents have expressed fear It will be destroyed by overdevelopment. County commissioners, after prompting from County Attorney Nikki Clayton and special attorney for the county’s Insurance company. Howard Marsee. decided to ask Salfl for a clarification of his week-old order In a suit filed by Margaret Cammack. o f Geneva. Mrs. Cammack sued the county after commis­ sioners nine months ago refused permission for wells serving her planned development of about 300 homes to feed off the bubble. The developm ent, on 370 acres, was to surround Lake Harney. While denying conditional use for the wells, the commission also refused to hear plans for other developments In Geneva while a study was being conducted on the bubble. Geneva residents pleaded with the county to control developments. In his decision. Salfl said authority to control the bubble comes under the Jurisdiction ol the St. Johns River Water Management District by state law and and Mrs. Cammack had already received permission from that agency to use the water. A matter of confusion In the order. Ms. Clayton and Marsee said, was whether the Judge was also ordering the commission to grant a conditional use to permit location o f two eight-inch wells and a water plant at a specific site selected by Mrs. Cammack. Attorneys for Mrs. Cammack. Robert Marks and Jerom e Bomsteln. at the special hearing on the Issue before commissioners at 9 p m Tuesday, said Salfl’s order was "perfectly clear" and In By J sn eC a sselb erry H erald S ta ff W rite r It Is unusual for two brothers to receive Boy Scoutlng'a highest award at the same time, but two Longwood Scouts will do Just that Saturday night In Eagle Court of Honor cere­ monies at Sanlando United Methodist Church. I FSstakv Itm m y VMcwrt Eagle Scouts-to be Ralph Ballentine, left, and his brother Robert display letters from President Reagan and Governor Graham. Kor their required community pro­ ject. both boys chose to do work at the Seminole County Humane Society Animal Shelter. Robert and Ralph planned their projects, secured mate­ rials. and enllstrd other Scouts to help. Robert's project was thatching S ee SCOUTS, page 8 A C rash V ic tim Id e n tifie d As Sanford M a n A man who remulned unidentified alter being killed with unother man In a fiery car crash west of Sanford has been Identified by the Florida Highway Patrol as a Sanford man Agapltn Guerrero, killed Friday, wus Identified Tuesduy by his brother. Vincente Guerrero, of Jesup Avenue, and by a sister visiting from out-of­ state. an FHP spokesman said. Apparently thwarting Identification efforts of the FHP was Guerrero's habit of not carrying any Identification, his brother said today. He said they read about Friday's crash but did not learn that one o f the victims was their brother until Tuesday. Agaplto Guer­ rero, with hts brother, bought and sold produce. Also killed In Ihe accident Just south of the Lake Monroe bridge on 17-92 at the Seminole-Volusia county line wus Douglas Pratt. 27. of W. state Road 46. clipped u power pole. Lop ez was thrown from the vehicle which burst Into a fireball and burning skidded •town an embankment and plunged Sanford. .nto nearby woods. Injured In the one-vehicle accident A bridge tender workln the m id­ was Ruben Martinez Lopez. 35. of night shift said he ran to th*. vehicle to Central Drive. Sanford He was ejected pul Ihe fire out with un extinguisher from Ihe vehicle before It burned and but the car was completely aflame. was In serious condition In Intensive Officials are not sure who was driving care today at Orlando Regional Medical ihe vehicle and churges are pending If It Center. He Is suffering from multiple was Lopez. trauma and fractures, according to The same (xiwer pole was the site of a hospitul spokesman Joe Brown. tralllc fatality Sept. 23 which killed a According to an FHP report, the men 15-year-old DeBary girl when the car were In u 1974 two-door Chevy that she was In also fulled to make the long wus speeding In excess of 80 mph when curve and slammed Into the pole II crossed the bridge from Volusia to cutting the car In two A wrongful deuth civil suit has been Seminole County. Instead of negotiat­ ing a long curve at the end of Ihe filed In that case —Deane Jordan bridge, the car went straight und By Donna E stes H erald S taff W r ite r Motorists will almost certainly be paying another, 2 cenls-pcr gallon In taxes at the gas pumps In Seminole County by Oct. 1. While the county commission has not formally approved the additional lax. It has set a workshop for July 8 to determine what road projects would be built with the revenues and will be advertising Its Intent to adopt an ordinance levying the tax. Adoption of an ordinance setting the tax Is expected at the commission's July 9 meeting. What's holding up the fonnal ap­ proval was Ihe proposed signing -of Interlocal agreements by the cities on h ow th e p r o c e e d s fr o m th e 2 cents-per gallon tax would be distrib­ u te d to th e c o u n t y a n d th e municipalities. Five cities — Sanford. Longwood. Casselberry. Oviedo and Lake Mary — have refused to sign the agreements guaranteeing the county almost 65 percent of the revenues and granting each of the cities specific percentages of the remaining 35 percent. Mayor Bettye Smith said the Sanford City Commission refused to sign the agreement because It did not wunt to appear to be endorsing the additional tax. Casselberry City Council flatly rejected the agreement Monday night saying thr state law Is clear on how the revenues should be shared and no change necessary. The lamgwood City Commission did not like Its proposed share of the money and Oviedo com­ missioners simply agreed "not to sign.” Earlier the Lake Mary Commission decided Mayor Dick Fess should study the Issue. The cities of Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs agreed to keep the county's share at 65 per cent and to approve a new 2-cents-per-gallon. The county was pinning Its hopes on 21 Dead A t Fireworks Plant TO D A Y Action Reports............... 3A Calendar........................ 5A Classlflads................. 9 11B Comics............................$B Dear Abby..................... 3B Deaths........................... 2A Dr. Gott.......................... $B Editorial......................... 4A People.......................... 1 3B Sports.........................7-IOA Television.......................4B Weather..........................6A Punctured Pineapples MIAMI (Ul*l| — Produce Im porter M artin Shield u n d e r s ta n d s C u s to m s agents must Inspect fruit for hidden drugs, but he •ays Jabbing screwdrivers Into 1.1.000 of his plneappirn wuji «i fall rxrcMlve. Shield said overzealous agents ruined 2.450 cases of pineapples he had Im p orted from C o lo m b ia and w a rn e d Tuesday if the government doesn t pay him $10,000 for Ihe damaged fruit. *TII •cream.” Customs officials claimed they punctured only $800 worth of pineapples. They said their agents have In­ creased srrutlny of produce shipm ents since finding 300 pounds of cocaine In­ side a shipment of phony Colombian yams June 10. S ee W A T * * , page 0 A 2 Cents More In Gas Taxes Looks Certain Brothers Win Eagle Awards A t Same Time Rulph Hal lent Inc, 15. and his brother Robert. 14. members of Boy Seoul Troop 830, arc scheduled to receive their Eagle Award at 8 p.m. They are sons of Dr. R.E. and Judy llullrnllne. 1840 Lake Emma Road. Longwood. Dr. liallrhtlne Is scout­ master o f the troop, which the boys Joined three years ago Ralph and Robert have received letters congratulating them on earn­ ing the Eagle rank from President Ronald Reagan. Governor Robert G rah am and C o n g res sm a n B ill Nelson "good English" and that the Judge said the county could not withhold permission from their client to drill the wells and use the water. Bomsteln said Mrs. Cammack has spent more than <13.000 In legal fees to have her rights declared by the court. He said he and his client were at the m eeting to stop the litigation before another $25,000 to $50,000 was spent by hts client and the county In legal expenses. He added that court action only benefits lawyers financially In the long run when an Issue can be settled out of court. Bomsteln also hinted that the issue Truck Fire Blam ed For Blast HALLETT. Oklu (UPI) - A small (Ire In a pickup truck probably triggered a gigantic e x p lo s i o n t h a t l e v e l e d a fireworks factory, killing 21 workers m aking rockets for Fourlh of July celebrations. In­ vestigators said. Five people. Including the town's mayor and a co-owner of Ihe plant, were treated for bums suffered Tuesday In the thun­ d e rin g blast, w h ich hurled bodies 200 feet, sent u "giant mushroom cloud" over the site and rattled windows 10 miles uway. Slate and federal authorities continued sifting through the ruins today after the plant’s second major explosion In six years. I n v e s t i g a t o r s fr o m th e Oklahoma Bureau of Investiga­ tion and Ihe Bureau o f Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms planned to concentrate today on de­ termining the cause. S t a t e F ire M a rsh a l F red Rucker said the explosion at the A erlex Fireworks plant may have been caused by a fire In a pickup truck. Thr Initial blast appeared to have been In a smaller building near where the bumrdH)ut shell of the truck was found, he said. The last explosion at the plant, urea residents said, occurred In 1979. However, no deaths or Injuries were reported In that mishap Some victims were blown as much as 200 feel from the building. ” 1 saw a man on lop o f thr hill and hr was still smoking.' said Mary Lewis, who lives about 150 yards from the plant. "H e was still on fire. So I ran over there und tried to put him out.” Another nearby resident. Rob­ ert Kinyon. said he heard what sounded like firecrackers coming from the plant, "but when I looked that way and saw the mushroom cloud I knew what It was ” He said he ran to the dem ol­ ished factory, stumbling over bodies. "I walked around real fast anc^ I saw three or four bodies. I r e a liz e d th e n so m e m o r e (explosions) could go up and cars were exploding." Kinyon said hr returned to his home and called authorities. " I Be* B L A S T , page BA 7 Hostage Freed; Transfer Offered BEIRUT. Lebanon |UPI| Moslem militia leader Nablh Bern freed one of 40 American hijack hostages today — the 13th day of captivity — und offered to transfer the rest to Syria or a Western embassy In Beirut to be held until lorsel frees some 700 Lebanese prison ers. Officials at the Swiss Embassy In Beirut agreed “ In principle" to lake In the hostages, but had received no official request In Washington W hite House of­ ficials reacted cautiously to the proposed transfer. "L et's wait and see." an aide he was served a meal of veal, beans and French fries and put on a plane to Larnaca. Cyprus — the Aral stop rn route to the to President Reagan said. A Red Cross doctor visited all Unltrd States. Palmer, wearing a red knit 40 hostages during the night Hostage James Palmer. 48. was shirt, step p ed 'o ff the plane at released today because o f high Larnaca at about 8.50 a.m. EOT blood pressure and a heart and met with U S . officials. He condition. And Bcrrl told a news told reporters he was "treated c o n fe r e n c e h o s ta g e S im o n fine ” 1 saw every hostage last Grossmayer — who hod a lung removed several years ago — night; every one of them are might be freed “ today or tomor­ fine." he said. He sold Grossmayer "la In no row " for health reasons. B en i's Shiite Moslem A mat pain or anything This gentle­ m ilitiam en Im mediately took man has had one lung removed Bee H O STAG E , page BA Palmer to Beirut airport, where R s lo t s t i i l o r l s i p o g a 5 A Ihe city of Sanford to approve Ihe agreement. Sanford with Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs combined would have made up more than 50 percent of Ihe population of the incor­ porated ureas. The law. passed during the 1985 session o f the Legislature, says that Ihe proceeds w ill be distributed on a percentage comparison of expenditures made by the cities and the county for roads and road Improvements over the past five fiscal years (1980 through 1985) unless cities comprising morr than 50 percent of Ihe county's Incor porated areas population signed In terlocal agreements designating dif­ ferent percentages At stake for the county Is Its share ol Ihe funds. Under a formula developed Iwo years ago on distribution of a 4 cents-per-gullon gasoline tax. thr county received 65 percent o f the money. The county's proposed Interlocul agreement on the additional two cents called for the county's share to remain at 65 percent, but the percentages to Ihe cities to shift from year to year dr (tending on how much money they sjtent for ntada. County Administrator Ken Hooper •wild today Ihe county's budget und management office Is "fran tically" get ting figures together to show thr county's expenditures for roads nnd road Improvements over the past five years to determine Its share o f the revenues from the 2 cents. He said the county share could continue to be 65 percent, or could be more nr less than that amount Meanwhile, four of the cities — Longwood. Casselberry. Oviedo und l-akc Mary — have effectively blocked any change In the proceeds from the county-imposed 4 cents-pcr gallon gas Boa O A B TAX. page B A On The Road... 'Jenny' Takes The Heat Editor s note: Each day until July -4 the Herald will report on the progress o f Sanford‘s father and son road rally team entered In “ The Great Ameri­ can R a c e ," which began Monday. While cars were dropping out all around them Tuesday. Sanford's Gerald Gross and his father. Don. braved hlgt. winds and sweltering desert temperatures to complete the second leg o f the 3.300-mllc " O r e s t A m e r ic a n R a c e " •cross America. Gross, Interviewed by tele­ phone from h is hotel In F la g s ta ff. A r t s ., sa id he estimated he and Is father, driving their 1932 Deluxe M odel A " J e n n y Steam cleaner.” were In the top third o f the field. T h e car Is drsped with the official flag of San­ ford The number o f cars thst s t a r t e d fr o m H o lly w o o d Monday was trimmed from 92 to 78 Tuesday — victim s’ of 108 degrees temperatures and high winds. Gross sold most of the care were knocked out by transmission troubles caused by the heat. But Gross said their Jenny w as ru n n in g b e tter than expected. The duo. who along with their three-member mechanic team Is dubbed "T h e Chicago D on G ross J u ry G ro ts C on n ection .” traveled 370 m iles from Palm Springs. Calif., through craggy terrain to Flagstaff on Tuesday, the second day of the race. Gross said the team got bogged down In a range of S.OCXMoot mountains. While the tram has been m ain tain in g an average speed of 50 mph. the mountains slowed their pace to a!>out 30 mph. he said. The desert heal also kept the pace slowed to a crawl. Gross secretary at hts San­ ford architectural firm. Patty Austin, said ” h!s dad kept pasalng out but (hey Jusi threw water on him iff wake him up. It was so hot. Jerry said he didn’t even sweat.” "T h e heat was really getting to h im ." Gross said o f his 61 -year-old father Th e team was to set out at about 7 a m. Mountain Stan­ dard Tim e today for the third 340-mile leg of Ihe race. The route will lake them from F la g a ta ff to A lb u qu erq u e. N.M. Baa RALLY, page 8A + �IA— Evening Herald. tairtgrd, Fl. Wedasidey. Jung it, IWl R ebels D e c la re W a r O n A m e ric a n s SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador |UPI) Leftist guerrillas, declaring their nmbush of four Marines last week was for the "le g iti­ mate defense" of the country, vow they will kill more Americans to end U.S. Involve­ ment In Ihe civil war. "That action was only the beginning and we declare that we will make war In this manner wherever necessary lo drive the Yankee aggressor from our soil," the rebels' Radio Venceremos said Tuesday. Leftist guerrillas battling the U.S.-backed government o f Salvadoran President Jose Napoleon Duarte last Wednesday gunned down four U.S. Marines serving as U.S. Embassy guards, along with two American businessmen and seven others In downtown San Salvador. Following the killings. President Reagan vowed to punish the assassins and said he would step up the delivery of military goods to t he Salvadoran government. NATION IN BRIEF Computer Hacker Convicted Of Tapping Defense Network LOS ANGELES (UPI) — A young home computer whir was convicted of Illegally tapping Into an International network linking research agencies doing work for the Department of Defense. Ronald M. Austin. 20. a UCLA physics major from Santa Monica, was found guilty Tuesday o f breaking Into 200 computer flies at 14 military, university and private research organizations from San Diego to Norway. Among (he organizations whose computer systems Austin penetrated from July to November 1983 were the Rand Corp. a Santa Monica think tank; the Naval Research Laboratory In Washington; the Norwegian Telecom­ munication Agency; the UCLA Department of Computer Science and the Naval Oceans Systems Center In San Diego, prosecutors said. Superior Court Judge Gordon Ringer found Austin guilty o f 12 felony counts o f malicious access to a computer system at the conclusion of a two-day non-jury trial, but acquitted him of one count of receiving stolen airline tickets that Investigators seized from hts residence. Ringer scheduled sentencing Aug. 23. when he could send Austin to prison or place him on probation. Austin's attorney said he would appeal the conviction. LOS ANGELES |UPI) - Saying more drug dealers are bringing their money lo California for laundrrlng since Florida and Georgia passed tough new laws, state officials are proposing even stricter legislation. Two bills aimed at stemming the flow of Illegal drug money by Imposing tough fines and Jail tim e on financial Institutions and their officials caught laun­ dering funds w ere unveiled Tuesday by stale Attorney Gen­ eral John Van de Kamp. "California la awash In a sea of Illegal drug profits." Van de Kamp said In announcing I hr two bills, which would also Impose lough new regulations for reporting the large sums of cash usually deposited by drug dealers. If passed, the bills would give California Ihe toughest • anilmoney laundering laws In Ihe nation. Van de Katnp said at a news conference. Van de Kamp called for the crackdown on laundering In resp on se lo s e v e ra l recent alleged laundrrlng schemes In­ volving both mujor and smaller financial instil minus. RICHMOND. Va. (UPI) - Morris Odell Mason, a mildly retarded alcoholic, was executed for raping and burning an elderly woman to death In a 1078 sex crime rampage he boasted made Virginia's Eastern Shore "popular.’' Mason. 32. made no final statement before being strapped Into Virginia’s 2.500-volt electric chair Tuesday night, but he told the warden of death row to tell olher condemned Inmates "to hong In there." Mason was pronounced dead at 11:07 p m., becoming the 46th Inmate executed In the nation since 1970 and the second put to death on Tuesday. Charles Milton was executed by lethal Injection In Huntsville, Texas, early Tuesday for killing a woman during a liquor store holdup he staged to auppori hts $0OO-a day drug heroin habit. The Supreme Court rejected Mason's final appeal Tuesday evening and the condemned killer ordered his final meal — four McDonald's Rig Macs, two orders of fries, two hot fudge sundaes, an apple turnover and soft drinks. WithArbitration Plan WASHINGTON IUI-II - The Frdcral Trade CommlMlun says the landmark arbitration program It created with Genera) Motors In 1083 has paid an estimated 100.000 disgruntled car owners an average of about 9300 each. PTC Chairman James Miller said Tuesday he Is so happy with the program, which had been opposed as Inadequate by consumer groups and most of the nation's attorneys generul, that he will seek similar solutions In olher defect cases. "T h e data shows we are successful In getting money directly Into the hands of the consumer In a short period of tim e," with the average complaint resolved within 40 days. Miller said. But the Ralph Nader-founded Center for Auto Safety Mid It has dozens of letters from GM owners who complain they have walled from six months to a year for an arbitration proceeding. The FTC and GM agreed lo create the arbitration program In November 1083 to selllc a I960 commission suit that accused America's biggest car maker of falling to notify customers of serious diesel engine or transmission defects r iw M puatotitno s w a w S r **** * * * ot far Hattonoi Aooot<*I<** tt Pn w i a rt I lf r» » n is H .o mt4m*n*ng M r K W S lW a rm * <■ ot tutor-tnior m srS sS l fSwW* <SfSMS#wv« NM 4* t Print 0* not w h W ff w n iw t w iw is w AliantK S on* ............................ . A M T I U A rtWWW U L M a*a 4S • «SW (K aanwtiBw*................. —.Jit* F tar 10# Pom* MW S UfM Fl» P’0 * * u F in N m h iin e H CA H uyW l ttffH r Atom u n i NCM Cw f Sm W T . Warty* Imiffaiit lank tun I n t i US punishable by up lo three years In prison, a fine of $250,000 nr twice the value of the transac­ tion and forfeiture o f all Illegal cash. .The laws would also require financial Inalttutlons that receive In cash or cash rqulvHants at least $10,000 In 24 hours or $25,000 In five days to report the deposits to the state De­ partment o f Justice. The proposed laws would also make that Information, for the first time, available to law e n ­ forcement officials. GAINESVILLE (UPt) - A streaking fireball sighted from Tampa lo Jacksonville shortly after )0p .in . Monday was "space Junk” re-entering Ihe atmosphere, itie* North American Air Defense Command said, NORAD keeps track of used booster rockets and other "Junk" Jettisoned during space missions, monitoring their decaying orbits to determine when and where Ihey will return to Earth, he said. Sgl. Hindi Wrhry. a public Information officer ill NOHAD headquarters In Colorado Springs. Colo., said Ihe blazing apparition was debris re-entering the Earth's atmosphere. While NORAD was prepared for the deluge o f queries about the blazing fireball. National Weather Service stations and the Federal A v ia ­ tion Administration flight centers In the area Issued conflicting statements, attributing the (lashtng streak to everything from a meteorite shower to a laser light show. Mr Hawkins L. Connelly, N4. U.S Highway 17 92, DeBary. died Monday ai DeBary Munor. Born Nov. 11. 1900 In Baldwin. Flu . he moved lo DeBary from Sanford several years ago and had lived here since 1925. He w as a r e t ir e d In s u ra n c e salesman and former manager of Brum Towers lie was a member of Ihe Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Sanford Survivors lurtudr a daughter, Mrs Daphne Shrurouse. West Palm Beach: brother. Albert P.. Orlundo; three grandchildren. Brinson Funeral Home, San­ ford, Is In charge ot arrange­ ments. Caute Of Air-India Jet Crash May Never Be Known STOCKS Van de Kamp cited the recent so-called Grandma Mafia case, in which more than $25 million tn drug proceeds was laundered within six months. "Between $50 billion and $60 hiIIIon In tainted cash Is laun­ dered through legitimate finan­ cial Institutions In this country every year," Van de Kainp said. "California's share of that trade Is already enormous, and It's grow ing like a cancer every da y." T h e proposed law s w ould make money-laundering a felony AREA DEATHS IN BRIEF BEIRUT. Lebanon (UPI| — Iraq today broke diplomatic relations with Libya, withdrawing Its recognition of Libya as an Arab stale and as a member of the Arab League because of a "suspect" alliance between Iran and Libya, the Iraqi government said. The official Iraqi News Agency. In a dispatch monitored In Beirut, quoted a Foreign Ministry spokesman In Baghdad as saying Iraq recalled Its diplomatic mission from Tripoli and demanded that Libyan diplomats leave Iraq. Iranian Parliament Speaker Haaheml Rafsanjanl recently met with Libyan leader Col. Moammar Khadafy during a three-day visit to Tripoli and later the two countries announced plana to promote "Islamic revolution" on a world wide scale, In 1984, El Salvador received $196.5 m illion In military aid from the United States, along with $329 million In economic aid. For fiscal 1985 Congress approved $326 m illion In economic aid and $128 million In m Hilary aid lo El Salvador. Abused Wife Gets $2.3 M illion "W e knew In advance that a vehicle would re eutrr In the area at the reported lim e," Wehry said. WORLD Iraq Kicks Out Libyans The deaths were the first casualties suffered by American military personnel In El Salvador since May 25. 1983. when the deputy commander of the U.S. military g r o u p . N a v y L t. C m d r . A lb e r t A . Schaufelbcrger. was shot by the rebels. Space Junk Lights Up Florida Night Sky HAWKINS L. CONNELLY CORK. Ireland (UPI) — Investigators say they may never determine what caused the crash of an Alr-lndla Jet that broke up at an altitude o f 0 miles and plummeted Into the Atlantic Ocean off the Irish coast, killing all 329 people on board. A terrorist bomb on the plane, llylng from Toronto and Montreal to New Delhi and Bombay. India with a refueling stop In London. Is suspected of causing Sunday's crash — the third worst disaster In aviation history. Japanese and Canadian police are Investigating whether there was a link between the crash and a bomb explosion in luggage removed from a Canadian Pacific Airways Jet In Tokyo the same day. Only 2 percent of the Alr-lndla Jet's fuselage has been recovered, and Its (light recorders, with vital operations data, are burled deep beneath the sea. The Irish government appealed to people living near the rousts o f Ireland. France. Spain and Urltatn lo watch for bodies and wreckage that might wash ashore during summer. Srorrhcra have recovered only 131 bodies. "But we remind him that he Is command­ er in chief of the army with whom we are at war and our military objectives cannot only be soldiers. The military high command must also share the responsibility.*' At ceremonies Friday returning the bodies o f the four Marines to the United States. Duarte said he had received death threats. Calif. Proposes Tough Laws On Money Laundering Virginia Sex Killer Executed FTC Happy "The operation carried out by our com­ mandos was a Just action in legitimate defense o f our people and our sovereignty against the criminal undeclared war of which we are victims.” Radio Venreremos said. El Salvador's 514-yrar-old civil war has claimed an estimated 50.000 lives. In Mexico City, a spokesman for Radio Venreremos told UPI: "It Is the Americans who give the weapons for the war. and we want the American public to understand the consequences of their •government's ac­ tion." The radio, the official voice of the leftist Farabundo Marti National Liberation Front, also warned Duarte he might be a target of guerrilla violence but denied the rebels had threatened him previously. "It Is totally false that we have threatened lo kill Napoleon Duarte." Radio Venreremos said. resident of Sanford for 45 years. rally, 14. at D a b sry mho M Monday will (I 1S:M 4 m Thuftdsy 4l B ritto n He was a retired Iralnaman for b* Guardian F unoral Mom* Britton Funarai Seabourd Coast Line Railroad Horn* In cKarga with 20 years service. He was PBAT7, D O U O L A l A. -M am artal H r r k t t tor Douglas A Pratt. 17. previously employed by the U.S. 0< Van ford, wtw dlad Friday, will ba a( 11 Postal Service and was a Baptist. a m Friday at Britton Guardian F u n art I Survivors Include a daughter, Homa altti D r FraddW Vmllti officiating Funaral Hama In clwrgi Sylvia Bodlson. Sanford: three Britton BAN O O L PM. W ILLIS grandchildren; two brothers. — F unart I tarvlcat lor Will It btndMpA. (1. ot Frank- Randolph and the Rev. Apt it. 1400 W F in n 11. laniard. •*» dtad Saturday. will bo hatd at I p m Saturday at G e o r g e R a n d o lp h , b o th o f M rs Sams I M issionary Baptlll Church (11 Atlanta. ( I01D S I . la n ia rd *1111 tha Ba. Rabort Wtlson-Elchclberger Mortuary, Doctor a ttlc la lln g . Iw rlal lo fellow In ElchaKsargor't Camatary Calling hours tor Sanford, Is In charge o f ar­ It land* will ba 10 p m Friday at tha chapal Wilton ■ khaiborgar Mortuary In charga rangements. Funwral Notices COMNCLLY, MAWblNSL M am orlal M r v k M Hr Haw blM L. Can DOROTHY rUMEI Mrs. Dorothy Fumel. 72. of 646 Birch Dlvd.. Altam onte Springs, died Tueaday at home. Born May 28. 1913 In New York, she moved to Altamonte Springs from Long Maud. N Y. In 1971. She was a homemaker. S h e Is s u r v iv e d b y h er husband, Guido. H u ld w ln -F alrch lld Funeral Home. Fores! City. Is In charge of arrangements. DOUGLAS A. P R A T T Mr. Douglas A, Pratt, 27, of 2580 Ridgewood Avc.. Apt. 211, Sanford, died Friday near San­ ford In an auto accident. Born Sept. I. 1957 tn Ohio, he came lo Sanford In 1981 from Sabina. Ohio. He worked for a steel company In the transportation departnicnt. and wua a Protes­ tant. Survivors Include his wife. C o n n i e : fo u r d a u g h t e r s , Strphanlne. S h elly, Jessica, Ashley I'rult, all of Sanford: Mrs. Robert D. Pratt. Ohio, brother. Robert M., Washington. D.C.; nine slsiera. Brenda Michaels. C o n n ie H a r r is , Y o lu n d c Robinson, Krglna Kessler, Delilac ITatl, all of Sabina. Virginia and Rebecca Pratt. Wilmington. Ohio. Mlsay Pratt. Sabina. Dale Dunn. Georgia. Drtsaon Funeral Home la tn uw charge of arrangements MW M US II MW MW MW X>W » MW MW MW MW II UW MW Uk 14 MW to ^T7oweraTo^T7T?5nrwraion^™ i (fiallitlB JiWUW 323-1204 ST/SLV W HAT ABOUT PRE-ARRANGING A FUNERAL? This Is som etim es prudent. However. If you arc thinking about pre-arranging a specific funeral you are urged to contact an exper­ ienced Funeral Director. Careful counseling with him can avoid un­ wise planning with a salesman. 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S a n fo rd , died S a tu rd a y at F lo r id a H o a p tta l-A lta m o n tc Springs Bom August 2. 1902 in Polk County. Fla., he woa a HARTFORD. Conn. (UPI) - An abused wife, awarded $2.3 mil­ lion by a federal Jury that decided police did not adequate­ ly protect her from her violent husband, hopes the landmark d e c is io n w ill h elp s im ila r victims. "I hope other women will be helped. Now. maybe the police will do their Jobs right." said Tracey Thurman. 24. of Torrtngton, who was scarred and partially paralyzed from a 1983 assault by her husband, when she was slabbed 13 times. After U4 days of deliberation, a 12-member U.S. District Court Jury Tuesday found police In T o rrln glon denied Thurman equal protection under Ihe law and were negligent In protecting her 3-ycar-old son The child wns awarded $300,000. T h e d e f e n d a n t s In th e landmark case, presided over by fe d e r a l J u d g e M. J o s e p h Dlumenfeld. were expected to appeal the case, which could Influence p olice departments across the nation. It was the first time a federal Judge permitted a wife lo sue on grounds t she was afforded less police protection against her husband lhan she would have received If a stranger had threat­ ened her. Thurman sought $3.5 million In damages from the city of Torrtngton and 29 present and former police officers, contend- ■; Ing they had failed lo protect her Lfrom her husband despite her W n u m e ro u s c o m p la in ts o f * ! harassment and threats. Thurman tcetllled police came to her home after each of her complaints but officers told her they w ou ld not arrest her husband unless they caught him in the act o f harassment or received her complaint within four hours of an Incident. Even when Thurman said her husband stabbed her 13 times on June 10. 1983. she said he was not Immediately taken Into custody and was able to walk over to her prone body and kick her In the head while police looked on. The Jury found most of the police officers. Including the present and form er police chiefs, guilty of negligence and con­ cluded they had dented the woman equal protection under the law. Charles Thurman. 23. now serving a 15-year prison term for the assault. Is appealing his conviction. H t m t O a liv t iy W M k. I I .I(, Month. Mill ) MsnRW, 114Hj 4 MoMbt. I l l M l 'toot. H I M S y M a il. W m * 11.Mj Manth. 14M: 1 Months. m .M j i M a ik i. U !M i r w s inti u i Mil. V o sr. | NAME I ADDRESS �Evening Hf rjld, Sanford, FI. Wrdnrvday, Junt It. 1*15- JA 2 Arrested In Child Sexual Assaults FIRE CALLS The Sanford Fire Department responded to the following calls Saturday — 12 51 a.m.. Larkwood Avenue and stale Road 46A. rescue. A 40-yrar-old man was Injured In a motorcycle accident. Earl Cortney. of Wcklva Falls, received scrapes on his shoulders and arms but was not taken to the hospital - 3 08 a.m.. 1203 W Eighth St., rescue. A 28-year-old woman who had a seizure was taken to the hospital by a friend. —9 54 a m . 1401 W Seminole U lv d .. e m e r g e n c y - r e la te d . Firefighters were on standbywhile a helicopter landed ut Central Florida Regional Hospti.il - 2 28 pm .. 509 E. First St. *506. rescue. A 66-year-old woman was taken to the hospital with a possibly dislocated hip —4 32 p.m . Celery and Scotl avenues, rescue. Accident with no Injuries. —5:11 p.m.. 47 Lake Monroe Terrace, rescue A person who had a seizure was taken to the hospital by a friend —5 33 p.m., 131h Street and O liv e A v e n u e , res cu e. A 30-year-old woman was Injured In an auto accident. Sherry H o lm e s , o f * 2 2 C o w a n Moughton Terrace, complained of dizziness and anxiety. She was taken to the hospital. - 8 44 p.m.. 903 W. Third Stfalse alarm. Sunday — 152 am .. First Street and F ren c h A v e n u e , rescu e. A 47-year-old man who had a possible heart attack was taken to the hospital. - 7 23 a m.. 1211 Mellonville Ave.. false alarm. —811 a m.. 919 E. Second St.. rescue A 68-year-old man who had difficulty breathing was taken to the hospital. 10 02 p m . 180 Windsor Court, rescue. A 68-year-old woman who had a possible heart attack was taken to the hospital. - 1 0 39 p m.. 1602 W. 15lh St,. rescue. A 68-year-old woman with chest pains was treated with nttro tablets She was taken to the hospital by a friend M onday — 1 2 2 a.m .. * 7 4 S em in ole Garden Apartments, rescue. A 27 -year-old w om an had an earache She refused transport to the hospital. — 10 a.m., 2662 Jewett Lane, rescue. A 32-year-old woman who had a seizure was taken to the hospital. - 1 1 2 3 a.m.. 210 S. French A v e ,. rescue. A 26-year-old woman cut her linger on a meat sheer She was treated at thr scene by rescue workers and taken to thr hospital by her husband. — 11:26 a.m.. 1409 W. Seminole U lv d ., c m e rg r n c y •re I a l e d . Firefighters were on standby while a helicopter landed at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal DUI A R R E S T S The following persons have b een a rre sted In S em in o le County on a charge of driving under the Influence: — Party K. Holfmtin, 29, of Wittier Park, was arrested al 4 10 a.m. Monday on state Road 436. Casselberry, after allegedly leaving Ihe scene o f a traffic accident with property damage In Orange County. —Charles A Burke. 20. o f Pine Cove. Fern Park, at I I I a.m. Monday on stale Road 436, C a s s e lb e r r y , a ft e r h is car allegedly hit another vehicle from behind at Red Hug Uike R oad and state R oad 436, Casselberry. He reportedly lied and was subsequently charged with leaving the scene of an accident. _ I CHUCK STEAK . . . a s » _____ , SHOP CHUCK ROAST RAISED ELSEWHERE r m • Q . S e r U-S.D-A. CHOICE. HEAVY WESTERN, TENOER. WELL FLAVOREO BEEF CENTER CUT FAMILY PAR SAVE TP 18 PRICES ARE 90RN HERE m O n o $<| l i A lb a O . „ llltw, PARK AVE. & 25TH ST.. SANFORD June 27 July3 o p £ N ? Q A Y <. . g A M .g pM U S D A. CH OICE. H EAVY W ESTER N . TEN D ER W ELL f LA V O R E D B EEF C E N T E R CUT FAM ILY FAX U S D A CHOICE. H EAVY W ESTERN TEN D ER . W ELL FLA V O R O B EEF DELMONICO SIRLOIN STEAK l b * 2 . 7 7 STEAK U S D A. C H O ICE, H EAV Y W ESTER N . TEN O ER . W i l l F LA V O R E D BEEF lb $3 . 9 8 PLATE OR SLICED S LB BOX SIRLOIN ,0 T v V . r V i Y SIZZLER „ A A STEAK lb * 2 . 3 9 BRISKET BEEF S T E W 9 9 * B IOO S PU RE PREMIUM CUT UP S A V E 50' LB GROUND BEEF l b * 1 PREMIUM CUT UP . 1 S A V E M* IB USOA FRYER WINGS OR THIGHS lb A D U S O A. GRADE lb S LB BOX "ox GR AD E S LB BOX * LB U S D A GR AD E DRUMSTICK OR j LEG QUARTERS 1 . 9 0 TURKEY WINGS X LEAN . C E N T E R CUT l LEAN WHOLE OR HALF P0 R K S AV E M* IB. Sal 1 cho ps lb * 4 9 * TURKEY NECK * 1 .6 9 A C y TURKEY SAVE 40* 18 FRYER COMBO PAK 9 P0R K BOX * 2 .4 9 SAVE W LB S -. « « * / lean FIRST CUT S A V E S V LB. SIRLOIN _ _ PORK CHOPS 9 I L B . BO X PORK MAWS • 8 9 8 * X L E A N M EATY CO UN TRY STY LE LB. SOX S A V E « V IB. PORK R IB S S L B BOX NECK BONES . lV S A V E I t 00 BOX lb MEATY PORK ___ lB 9 8 * OR FEET * 1 .0 0 OW AITN C Y X LEAN PORK CHITTERLINGS I0 LB PAIL SAVE M 00 PAIL * 3 .9 9 OW ALTN EY 1 LB BOX GREAT DOGS OR BOLOGNA 8 8 * IC E C R E A M SOCIAL rerelved several phone calls a day from Griffith making sex­ ually suggestive remarks. On one particular duy. G riffith called Ihe 45-year-old wife eight times. In the DUI m ailer. Griffith was arrested the same day after his car was seen driving between two lanes of irafllc on state Road 436. Casselberry FRIDAY - JUNE 28, 1985 2 • 4 P.M. In addition to the fine. Dickey suspended G riffith 's driver's license for six months and put him on a year's probation. H e a lth A id e A c c u s e d O f H o ld in g 81 -Y e a r- O ld M a n C a p tiv e F o r His M o n e y NAPLES. Fla (UPI) - A health Care aide held her 81 -year-old patient ca p tive nearly right months, confiscating his crut­ ches. hearing aid and dentures ami forcing him to sign over $60,000 In checks and slocks, deputies said. Warren Hastings was rrsoued Thursday In Brewton. Ala., and escorted home to Naples during the weekend. Collier County Investigators said Tuesday. Deputies said Hastings had Inst weight, but was unharmed. He was h e ld in p ro te c tiv e c u s t o d y t o d a y w h ile In vrsilgators pursued additional arrests, sheriff's Ll. Sieve Riley said. "The old man Is sharp. He knew they were after his money. Put it doesn't take much to threaten an 81-year-old man.'* ftlley said. Jacquelyn Francis Hart. 46. who was h ired to care for Hastings after he stayed briefly In a nursing home last fall, was Jailed In Alabama on kidnapping rharges She was relumed to Florida late Tuesday to await trial. Hart took Hastings* hearing $Jd. crutches, tower dental plate find most o f his clothing, then bed him to a bed for weeks at a lime, Riley said. She forced him lo sign over to hrr more than $60,000 in checks and stock certificates, he said Hart, known In Naples as Joyce Pierce, is a "slick woman" linked lo similar Incidents In 1981. Riley said. Mississippi authorities have a warrant for her arrest on charges of forging signatures on checks from her elderly pailrnts' bank acrounts H astings w as freed when Brewton police slopped a van driven by Hart for a routine traffic violation Thursday. Hart's 18-year-old son also was In the van. but was not arrested. Th trio had m oved to Brewton two days earlier from Sarasota where authorities said Hastings had been held since March. Hart has relatives In Brewton. about 40 miles north of Pensacola. Hastings was last seen by (Mends and relatives In Nov­ em ber. His daughter. Marie Francisco, did not report him missing until April 4. Francisco, w ho lives across (he street from Hastings, could not be reached for comment. A Naples cab driver. John William Boyd, was charged with obstructing law enforcement o f­ ficers by allegedly lying to In­ vestigators looking for Hastings. DON*TM I S S THE FUN... OF A FREE OLD FASHIONED ICE CREAM SOCIAL... HOWELL PLACE SCMOD AMERICAN COMMUNITIES E U .M .2 9 LOIN .6 9 flowed to ' "Y ou 'll lellclous. ry. cals the SAV(,,11tB JL77V E Casselberry Man Gets 30 Days In Jail For Obscene Phone Calls A Casselberry man has been sentenced to 30 days In Ihe Seminole County Jail and fined $50 for m aking obscene phone calls during a 3-month period which ended In October In a separate action, he was also llnrd $500 for driving under ihe Influence. Corey R GrUUlh. 30. of 2860 Red Bug Road, was given credit by County Judge Alan Dickey for one day served. According to court records. Griffith was arrested March 10 alter an Orlando woman said she PAR K n fl l with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia after police reportedly spotted drug-related Items in her purse Police reported the man's car was also at Woogles, 457 W. state Road 436. A ltam onte Springs, at about 4 a m. Mon­ day. but he wasn't charged His tar was searched and no con­ traband was found, a police report said. Police reported finding a straw In the woman's car and In her purse they found drug-related Items Including cocaine, a co­ caine sifter, a vial and Inhaler, a razor blade, clips used to hold marijuana cigarettes, a pipe used to smoke pot and a few partially amokrd marijuana cig­ arettes. the report said. Ruby Alice Wagner. 25. of 121 Parsons Road. Longwood. was arrested at 4:31 a m . Monday. She has been released on $2,000 bond and Is scheduled to appear In court July 15. n > Two men have been charged In two separate cases In connec­ Action Reports tion with alleged sexual assaults on Juveniles. * Fires An Orlando man Is accused o f assaulting a 14 year-old Fern ★ Courts Park boy while Seminole County A Police shetifTs deputies had the pair under surveillance, A Longwood man has been charged with sexual battery and 215 B. Rt. 4. Longwood. was committing prohibited acts with arrested at the Sanford police a child after a 17 year-old girl station al 1106 a m. Monday. reported he assaulted her several She was being held In lieu of limes between July 1983 and S5.000 bond. May 1984. UP. UP AND AWAY In the Fern Park case, deputies An advertising ballon flying reported they were Informed by over the H ow ell Place C on­ a Fern Park man that he had overheard a telephone conversa­ dom in ium s in Sanford w as stolen between Thursday and tion at his home between his son Friday, police reported. The and the Orlando man at about bright orange balloon Is about 9 30 p m. Tuesday, six feet In diameter and has the The boy described himself to words "H ow ell Place'* on It. the caller and the father said a c c o r d in g to m a in te n a n c e they seemed to be making a w ork er A n d y Hanson. T h e date. T h e boy later told his balloon was flying above the lather that he had received a complex, attached by a rope to a similar call when the father roof on one o f the buildings. The wasn't at home last weekend. thief apparently cut the rope and The suspect called again after stole the balloon, a police report the boy had talked with his said. father. The boy made a date to meet the man at the Krystal BURGLARY Krslaurant. U S. Highway 17-92. Someone broke Into a Sanford Fern Park, a sheriff"s report said ch ild ca re c e n te r b e tw ee n T h e fa t h e r re p o r te d th e Thursday and Friday and stole a planned m eeting to deputies, vldcocassette recorder, a com ­ who staked out the restaurant puter and six programs, a police and watched the pair for about report said. The theft occurred at 20 minutes sitting In the sus­ A Child's World dayeare center, pect's car. 2854 S. Sanford Avc. The dollar When officers moved In. the amount of the stolen property buy told them the man had had not yet been determined. perform ed oral sex on him against his will. The suspect was DOOR KICKER A man who allegedly kicked In i barged with sexual battery on a child and for committing u fewd i he front door and entered an apartment at M I L D Ash Circle. and lascivious act on a child, the C asselberry, reportedly fled report said. when he spotted an occupant of ( ’ harles Roy Stallings. 36. an the home, but was nuhbed by Orlando real estate broker, was police and charged with bur­ being held without bund In the case. glary to an occupied dwelling. In t h e L o n g w o o d c a s e , The incident occurred at the home of Laboyd Strickland, 26. L o n g w o o d p o lic e d e te c t iv e Stephen Smith arrested the sus­ at abou t 7 p .m . M o n d a y . Casselberry police were given a pect Tu esday after the girl, descrlpllon of a suspect and he through a sta ir lleulth and w as nabbed on Fern Park Rehabilitative Services report, Boulevard at Ox lot d Road. Fern accused him of raping her. Police were Informed of the Park, shortly after the alleged break-In. alleged assaults on June 20. Smith said The suspect was taken back to Jesse A llrn Michael. 35. of 101 the scene and reportedly Iden­ tified by witnesses. The manager Drllwood Drive, was charged o f S u n d an ee A p a rtm e n ts with com m itting prohibited acts with a child and sexual battery, estimated damage to the door at $50. a police report said lie was released on $10,000 ImmuI and Is scheduled lo appear Howard Ellis Lleberman, 28, of 428 Oak Haven Drive. A lta­ in <min July 15. monte Springs, has also been CHARGED IN THEFT charged with criminal mischief A 2 0 - y c a r - u ld L o n g w o o d In the case. He has been released w o m a n tout b e e n c h a rg e d w it h grand theft after witnesses re­ on $8,000 bond and hi scheduled lo appear In court July 15. portedly linked her lo a Sanford theft ease. Sanford police reported the KI881NO A COKE A couple parked at a closed woman a lleg ed ly stole $550 Altam onte S p rin gs bar told worth of Jewelry from a home at police they were kissing, but the 610W. 9th St.. Sanford. Debra Lane Watson, 20. of woman ended up being charged U S.O.A. CHOICE, HEAVY WESTERN TENOER, WEIL FLAVOREO BEED 1ST CUT 5 LB. BOX SAVE 11.00 IB Where you can enjoy a cool treat and also tap your toes to the Dix­ ieland, Jazz and favorite show tunes played by Earl Benge and Bill Kanutskl. CALL (305) 323-7306 H O W ELL PLACE-SANFORD • 200 W EST AIRPORT BLVO. • SAN FO RD . FLORIDA 32771 * * —" w * P-*. * « -* I I �Evening Herald (USPS 411 110) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Arra Codr 305-322-2611 or 631-9093 Wednesday. June 26, 1985—4A Wayne 0. Doyle. Publisher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director Home Delivery Week. 81.10; Month. 84 75; 3 Months 814 25; r> Months. 827 <JO Year. 851 00 Ity Mall Week. 81 5th Month. 80 00. 3 Months. 8IH OO.6 Month*. 832.50: Year. 800 00, Don't Junk The Rug ... D o n 't throw a w a y ih r toupee. but sc ien tia l* a r r apparently m a k in g som e h ead w ay on ■ baldness. Researchers at Northwestern University are ; expanding their study of a drug. Minoxidil. that has shown p ro m is e in restoring h a ir to j c le a n pates. T h e d ru g Is norm ally p rescrib ed . to co n trol high b lo od pressure, but hair g r o w th has been a sid e effect a m on g som e ' patien ts. Dr. H en ry Hocnlgk, c h ie f o f d erm atology at •N orth w estern U n ive rs ity Medical School, said that in initial lesis a b o u t half the 83 p a tien ts w h o used the p reparation for al leasl six m o n th s g rew som e hair. Itoenigk said about p e rc e n t o f th e p a tie n t* e x p e r ie n c e d ‘ ’e x c e lle n t resu lts." m ea n in g that th ey had " g o o d , thic k co sm etica lly attractive h a ir." T h e product Is still considered e x p e rim e n ­ tal. but the U pjohn C o., which o w n s the pa ten t, ex p ect* to seek upprnvnl from the F i k k I and Drug A d m in istra tion to sell the p rep a ra tion to the pu blic. Much o f the cu rren t te s tin g Is to d eterm in e possible side effe cts fro m the product. N o harm has been fou nd so . far. O th e r purported " c u r e s " for baldness h a ve p roved to be false. S o cau tion l^ a d v ls c d for m en unhappy with their dom e lops. Hut If M in o x id il does w ork, fe w e r men m ay c o m ­ plain o f "h a ir today, g o n e to m o rro w ." 20 IA Bad Decision I • j* 1‘. ; J ‘ C o m b in e the often overw een in g p olicy o f som e w orkm an ’s com p en sation officials w ith a ra cia lly m otivated personn el drclnlon and you h a ve Instant folly. T h e K en tu cky W o r k e r s ' C o m p e n s a tio n Hoard has ordered the C ity o f L ou isville to find a jo b with nli-w hlle co-w orkers for u m an w h o says he fears black |x-rsons, G ary Pearl, a fo rm e r street-cleaning su pervisor, asserts he Is not prejudiced: he sa ys he has a m e n ta l p rob lem that m akes h im afraid to w ork w ith blacks. T h a t sufficed for the K entucky W o rk e rs ’ C o m p e n s a t i o n llo u r d , w h ic h d i r e c t e d L o u is v ille to m ake "e x h a u s tiv e e ffo rts...to retu rn (Peurl) to gain fu l em p loym en t In an a l l - w h i t e s e llin g . If n e c e s s a r y fo r h is e m p lo y a b ility ." M ean w h ile, the city, w hich Is to sa y the ta x p a y e rs , must pay Mr. Pearl between $900 a n d 9 1 . 0 0 0 p e r m o n t h u n t il a w o r k e n v iro n m e n t to his lik in g can Ire fou nd. In a d d ition , the people m ust pay for litiga tin g and a p peal In the co u rts lest thr Peurl case b e c o m e n license for racial bigotry. In this free co u n try. Mr. Pearl is not req u ire d to work at a g iv e n Job Ihul he finds o b jectio n a b le for w h a tev er reason; certa in ly, h e h a s n o h lr th -r lg h t c la im to b e on L o u is v ille 's p a y ro ll. T h u t th r K e n tu c k y W o rk e rs ' C om pensation Hoard should h on or Ids p etition to w ork o n ly in com p an y o f w h ite s Is "ou tra geou sly ra c is t" as civil-righ ts g r o u p * h ave charged. T h is Incredible ru lin g sh ou ld lie struck dow n by the courts w ithou t d e la y . Please Write L e t t e r s to the e d ito r sre welcome for p u blication . A ll le tte rs m ust be signed and Inclu de a m ailing address and, If possible, a te le p h o n e number. T h e E vening H era ld r e s e r v e s the rigtil to e d it le tte rs to a void lib e l and to accom m odate space. BERRYS WORLD DICK WEST F o o ta g e O n The C u ttin g -R o o m F lo o r W A SH IN G TO N |UPI) W hen both are wearing new shoes, you probably couldn't distinguish between the feet o f the high and mighty and the pedal extremities o f (he low and feeble. That was the consoling Impression I got, at a preview o f "Footprints of Pow er." a collection of photographs exhibited In Ihr Senate rotunda last week. The photographer. Steven DahlofT. assured me there were government bigwigs attached to the footwear his camera recorded. Hut what would he know? DahlofT conceded he had never photographed u barefooted bigwig and therefore couldn't guarantee they didn't have feet of clay. He said he thought about snapping Sen. Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts carrying shoes In his hand across th r beach at Hyannlsport. Perhaps It Is Just as well he didn't. Kennedy might have been mistaken for Sen Paula Hawkins of Florida, uctlng out a "sand In my shoes" tableau. This Is not to suggest that all fret look alike, of A N T H O N Y HARRIGAN NINO eeauf Budget Cuts To W ait course. Hut who 1s to deny that when you've seen one foot In mouth, you've seen them ail. The "Footprints" exhibit, underwritten by Footwear Industries o f America, a trade group, was planned as sort o f a spoof of "portraits of power." a collection of head shots of famous Washingtonians taken by a former White House photographer. Consequently. DahlofTs work probably wasn't Intended as serious art. And a good thing, too One print showed a shoe alop a spade and an accompanying press release asked: "Can you guess which ground-breaking public official stands tall In thr feet In the enclosed photo­ graph?" I guessed the shoe belonged to a congressman who was breaking ground for the planting of a memorial tree. The Capitol grounds fairly teem w ith m em orial trees, in clu d in g an elm mrmorallzlng Simon Cameron, a long-forgotten Pennyslvanla senator. However. I learned that the foot tn a photo captioned "Digging In " actually belonged to Agriculture Secretary John Block. it n m He advised It Is unlikely Block did any work like that back home tn Illinois. He and other gentlemen farmers must have had machines to break the ground. Block was one of four Cabinet members with one or more feet on display. Energy Secretary John Herrington was wearing athletic shoes. Interior Secretary Donald Hodel had on cowboy boots and Margaret Heckler, secretary of health and human services, was shown in high heels. The Heckler heels. Incidentally, were more distinctive than Ihe snow shoes shown on the feet of. ahem. Rep. Olympia Snowc of Maine. Her shoes were the kind any GS-9 might wear while shoveling his driveway. • However. I understand the Snowe picture was made In her office More to the point where the "Entertaining Feet" shoes of Gahl Hodges. White House social secretary, and the "Stepping Out" pumps of Carolyn Heaver, wife of Michael Deaver. former White House deputy chief of staff No male politician would be seen in cither pair. At least not In public. EDW AR D J. W ALSH v~ W elcom e M at For G an d h i W ttN IB W N POOR ' Everything Is on Ihe table." suit! I’ele Domenicl. Chairman of the Senate Budget Cnmmlllrr. as he led Ills Senate colleagues Into confer­ ence with Rep William G ray’ s House Budge) Committeemen Bui hardly a n y o n e was lis te n in g . Everyone wfto was anyone. It seemed, was over al thr hearings la-fore the House Ways und Means Committee on President Reagan's vast tax reform plan It ap|H'ars that Ihe oil sought goal ol federal budget reduelloit lives and dies today by political pressure, us It bus always. That pressure, whic h one month ago came bum the President, the Senate leadership, and (he public, has shifted In llte huge debate over the abstraction ol lux reform, in which everything Is also "on the table." aerordlng to Rep. Dun Rostenkowski. Chairman ul Ways and Means, where tax hills originate. So. while It seems the whole world agonl/es over lax reform, the Initia­ tive lor genuine budge) reduction has disappeared Orlglnully. Ihe President and the Senate had asked lor a 2 percent limit on cost of living adjustments In Social Security licurllls, unless lnll.it Ion exceeded -I percent Ity mid May Ihe House iiuilgei C om m lller had produced a plait that dropped that Idea like a ■lone The Prcnldenl'a budget had railed for corn (dele termination of 13 iMKiuitoggle lederal programs, ihe House- restored them all except ledcnil revenue sharing, whlrh is authorized through IBHOanyway. Traditional budget pnhtIrking was hulll Into both plans The senators and Ihe congressmen announced cuts in direct loans lor a variety ol pur|Hises Util a nuintx-r ot offiiu d grt c re d it p rogram s w ere brought hark Inin their budgets, tin hiding a suhstiiulr lor die sub­ sidiaries provided by Ihr Ex|x>rtImport hunk, which could actually cost more Ilian tire direct loans they would replace. Sava economist Alan Greenspan We ll get $25-30 hllllon In budget reduction, rulhrr than 656 billion." which Is what the While House Senate proposals called lor But al ihe same l line projections ol Ihe bnd|rl delicti have lumped In Ihe $22d hllilon range from 8IHO billion because ol slower growth. So. Irss In n ils more In s|>rndtng But then Ihe |Hdlllcal action ihese days Is over al Ways ami Means In tux reform For the budget. Ihe story looks lamIItar Wall III next year ETHIOPIA JEFFREY H A R T P a ra lle ls To 1940 lu lot m iiiim ti m 1940. Franklin Roosevelt eonbnnted a problem In Uitln America that In many ways resembles Ihe one wllh which Presldeni R eagan Is cu rren tly wieslltng Reagan, a Roosevelt sup porter who frequently Invokes the memory o f FDR. would lx- fasci­ nated by the parallels In the summer o f 1940. wllh lire sudden rollapse of ihe supimsedly lormldatile French army. H iller stood at the English Channel and loom ed over Ihe Continent o f Europe. The catastrophic defeat of the Axis ii few yrars later may casue us to lorget how bleak things looked l hat summer. In July, he told Secretary of the Navy Frank L Knox Ihul as soon u» G erm an y had co n solid ated In E u ro p e It w o u ld p ro c e e d to pe net rale Smith America — and that ilien we would have our work n it out for us In this country, What Roosevelt had In ndnd was an impressive German economic and eullurnl penetration ol the region, already underway, which could then provide the foundation ol military cooperation Uruguay was In lx- thr headquartrrs for the organization of the German economic effort. It was not plpedream In 1940. more than 55 percent ol Latin American rxports went to Europe, Brazilian roller. Peruvian tin. Argentine Ix-ef. FDR could see clearly, u Europe consolidated under Hitler and run limn Berlin would hr a powerful economic entity as well as a military one. and It could — and no doubt would — use bn economic Irverugr tu further penetrate the Southern Hemisphere Uruguay had already Ix-en In­ vaded by German agents Tw rlvr ol them Ird by a man named Julius Dalldorf and operating under the German minister Otto Dmgmun h ad b e e n a r r e s t e d by Ih e Uruguayan authorities in June. Thr German plans rested on a promising ethnic situation. There were large Germ an and Italian colonies throughout Latin America, especially In the vital AIK* powers — Argentina. Braxll. und Chile. More recently, ihese communities have provided a haven for Nazi war criminals. There were riots betwrrn N ail and untl-NazI mobs In La Pa/ and Montlvldro. Under American p ressu re, C o lu m b ia 's g o ve rn meritowned airline. Avlanru. bred all nl Its G erm a n em p loyees, Ecuador expelled Ihe Rattan mission lor subversion. Mexico threw out Hitler's man In Mexico City. Arthur IMetric h. N everth eless, m uch o f Latin America Inclined towurd the Axis until It became clear that Hitler was losing In the summer ol 1940. n was not clear that he could be beaten at all. ami he had numerous disciples In Latin America, such as Argentine's Juan Peron In 1940. Hitler's Interest In con­ quering England was secondary Ills principal goal was lo conquer Russia, seize Its resources, destroy Holshevlsm . and consolidate a Germanic rnntlnrmal empire He In fact came startling elowe to doing so Ibid he succeeded, his empire would have been a formidable economic ami nillltarv force. There Is llltle doubt that FDR would share Reagan's strategic alarm about Soviet prnciration of Cuba ami Nicaragua Again, a continental empire has designs on ihe hemisphere. Reagan knows that, even If many congressmen do not. The recent visit to ihe Uniu-d Stales by Rajiv Gandhi. Prime Minister o f India, gave encourage­ ment lo Ihe Idea o f Im proved relations between thr two countries. This Is a distinct possibility, but Im provem ent depends In large measure on a better understanding nr India For more Hum 30 yearn. Ihere has Ih-cii an abundance of sympathy for India III the United Slates, this, however. Isn't the same Ihlng as undrrsiandtug. Often. Hie sympathy lias prevented a realistle grasp of Indian realities and opportunities. First of all. it's necessary lo bear in mind that India is officially a union of stales. As the Sikh separat­ ist movement makes clear, there are p o w e rfu l p re s s u r e s a im e d ut fragmentation or disintegration. The country Is made tip ol diverse peoples wllh litany different re ilglons and languages. Nevertheless. India Is likely to hang together. Despite all the talk about "the world's largest democracy." India has u very strong and rulhiens central government and party appa­ ratus It doesn't tiesllate to use |siller and soldiers to contain sepa ralist nr communal violence. India, of course. Is the second most populous nut Ion on earth, with an estimated 750 million people. India Is a strange country in that It c o m b in e s Im i i Ii ancient and m o d ­ e m ways Hundreds or millions of Indians live as llteir ancestors did 5 .0 0 0 y e a r s ago Others live In the v let till y of nuclear power plants or build |rt engines. For decades to come. India will have a mixed economy and m ixed society — mixed tret ween the styles of yester­ day and today Some people believe that India may be the next Japan No one doubts Hie Intelligenc e- and drive of Indians Tire country, however. Is hindered by soc ialism. Rajiv Gandhi Is said lo want to tiring a new degree ol freedom to the Indian economy The bureacracy Is Indlllcrcnl lo the tad that the standard of living in India has togged tinder stale control The socialists don't want In learn from Japan or other advanced countries In Asia Despite ull lilts, the United Slates has giMKl reason In seek belter relations wllh the Indians. De­ stabilizing ol India would make Ihe w orld m o re c o m p lic a te d und dangerous for the United Stales. President Reagan was wise in put out ihe welcome mat for Prime Minister Gandhi JACK ANDERSON U n a n sw e re d Q u e s tio n s In M e n g e le C a se *" Midget man ’ — develop a doll lo qo wllh the missile — license I t - we ll make MILLIONS!" fr mer. the Hungarian woman who By Jock Anderson claims that she and her husband and Data Van A lta WASHINGTON - Our Intelligence gave Mengele refuge In Brazil for sources are not convinced that Dr. severrl yrars starting In 1962. Joscl Mengele. Ihe Nazi wur crim i­ d o esn 't Jibe w ith other, m ore nal. Is dead. Th ey believe the authoritative evidence. Also, her evidence of his alleged drowning In husband has yet tn lx- interviewed to confirm or deny her arcount. At 1979 c o u ld have been manufactured as (tart of an elabo­ last rrjxiri. hr was on hts way to rate hoax to throw oil the legions o f Singapore. — Ms Stammer said Mengele Mengele hcmlers. some of whom may have been getting uncom­ lived alone In Bruztl. Yet there Is documented evidence Ihul his sec­ fortably close to the Auschwitz ond wife. Marta, and stepson. "Angel of Death " At llrsl blush, the evidence of his Karl-Hrlnz. were with him In South America through 1964 demise is Impressive. It Includes nut — M e m b e rs o f P a ra g u a y a n only ihr remains found In Bruztl. dictator Alfredo Strorssner's stall but Inters and other documents There Is ulso thr testimony ol admitted to Ihe CIA that Mengele Mrngrlr's son and exiles who knew lived In Paraguay until 1965 — three years alter Ms Stammer said him w hile hr was on thr lam But both American and Israeli hr had settled In Brazil Thr staff In te llig e n c e s o u rc e s told ou r members also (old the CIA that associate Lu rrltr Lagnado that the Mengele moved to Portugal In the lu te 1960s und " s e n t c o r r e ­ story o f M r n g r lr 's a ccid en ta l drowning Is contradicted by other spondence. Including Christmas evidence Here arr some of Ihe cards, to them from I’ortugal until ixmiradlrilous that make us suspi­ late I960" — a year after he was supposed to have drowned. cious. — Ms Stam m er Insists that — The trstlmony of Gllda Stam ­ « -i Mengele was nevrr away from their home for more than a day or two (luring the years he spent with them. Yet a CIA report Indicates that Mengele was a frequent visitor to Pu rugu ay a ft e r 1965 Our a s s o c ia te a ls o In t e r v ie w e d a Paraguayan rancher who said he stayed In the room next to Mengele lor extended periods as late as thr 1970s A room was kept specially for Mengele al the small Europcu Hotel tn Asuncion, thr rancher said. — Thr circumstances surround tng the news of Mengelr's death were bizarre, to say the least. After years of inaction. West German police suddenly got an anonymous tip that led them lo raid the home of Hans Sedlmayrr. a longtime execu­ tive of tlte Mengele family tractor firm There they found the docu­ ments lliat led them to the evidence uf Mengelr's drowning. It couldn't have come at a mure suspicious time — Just us several governments w rrr zeroing In on Mengele and alter millions of dollars In reward money had been ofTered. — Before thr drowning story broke, the Mengele family attorney, Fritz Strlnacher. publicly affirmed that hr was "s till" Josef Mengelr's lawyer Strlnacher also made a secret visit to Israel just a few weeks before the tip to West German police Ird lo Ihr cllaeovrry of the old Nazi's supposed grave In Brazil Did Strlnacher return from Israel W it h afahning news for his client? Did this have anything to do with thr sudden appearance o f evidence a frw weeks latrr that Mrngrlr was dead? The Mengele mystery still has not been solved Nothing short or an International commission composed of Americans. Germans. Israelis and Brazilians would have the credibili­ ty to settle the m atlrr once and for all Footnote: We have been pursuing the Mengele story for 25 years. The story of our long search for the death-camp doctor will appear tn Sunday's Parade magazine (June 301. It went to press before the a lleg ed M engele rem ains were exhumed « $ �F A A A c ts To T ighten A ir lin e S e cu rity Missing Francis Golson, 95. shows a picture ot the handmade, Queen Anne lace tablecloth that turned up missing from her home on Beardall Ave. recently. The tablecloth (Its a 60 Inch table and took her five years to complete. M rs. Golson would like anyone with information about where the tablecloth may have been taken to call her at 322 3957. She is ottering a $50 reward for its return. WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Federal Aviation Administration, taking the first real action to lighten security, has ordered airlines to step up baggage examinations and end curbside check in services for overseas flights. President Keagan and Con­ gress also were considering op­ tions to guard secu rity for airlines and passengers In the wake o f the June 14 TW A hijacking, the June 19 bombing In the Frankfurt. West Germany, airport and Sunday's deadly explosion on an Alr-lndla Jet and the bombing at Tokyo's Narlta airport. Keagan studied a package of airline security measures that he first proposed at his nationally broadcast news conference June 1H. In c lu d in g p u ttin g sky marshals on the most dangerous foreign fligh ts and ordering extensive bagguge searches that could delay departures. The options were sent to the White House by Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole. She Is expected to announce the U.S. actions al the annual meeting of i he International Civil Aviation O r g a n iz a t io n In M o n tr e a l Thursday. The FAA Tuesday ordered all U S. airlines to Intensify examlnailon o f luggage. Including more attention to carry-on Items and ending curbside check-ln sendee for International flights. standards W hile House spokesman Larry S p eakcs said other o p tio n s Reagan was considering In ­ cluded • Enhanced monitoring of airport security conditions at all foreign airports serving U.S. carriers. "W e must be ussured that th e y m eet or e x c e e d Billie Vincent FAA director of civil aviation security, said the directives take elfcct Immediate­ ly. for the "Bright Star" exercises that are to tukr place In Egypt and Oman In July and August. The manuevers. the Pentagon said, "are not related In any way to (he current hostage situation." Bui should the hostage crisis extend Into July, several thousand U.S. forces would lie In the Middle East and presumably could be called upon If President Keagan opts for u military solution or retaliation Pentagon ofTlcluls said the terse unnouncement of the Hrlghl Star exercises was Intended to quell any speculation that lhe transport of helicopters, artillery, tanks, armored personnel carriers, trucks. Jeeps • Extra training for U S? airline crews, one member of which would bo designated as airline security coordinator." • Stepped-up research on explosive-detection devices and other ht|ack prevention systems. Boat Insurance? One mum* sa\s il lu*st. The House Foreign Affairs Committee also (tassed a bill, parts of which were opposed by the State Department, toughen­ ing laws on International airport security. T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE P h . 322-0285 11 The bill directs the State Department to study airport security In countries considered high risks for terrorist activity and penalize those that do not comply with strict U.S. security I 2 5 7 5 S. F r e n c h A v e ., S a n f o r d ^Auto-Owners Insurance I ifr llurtir t .if. HiiMnr%«. One runic il all. Ships On Scene Could Blockade Lebanon WASHINGTON IUI’1) — Pentagon sources say the United States could set up u naval quarantine of Lebanon with the seven warships that pat ruled between 40 and 60 miles from the L e b a n e s e coasl today. If necessary, more ships could be dispat­ ched to the scene, the sourres said Tuesday. The ships ofTshore Include the nuclearpowered aircraft carrier Nlmltz. which has more than 90 alrrraft. among them F-14 lighters. A-6 light bombers. S-3 recon­ naissance planes. E-2C radar warning planes and aerial tankers to give the !>4>irolling fighters more time In the air. At the same time, the Pentagon an­ nounced that preparations were under way minimum International C ivil A via tion O rg a n iza tion s ta n ­ dards." Speakrssald FREE S P I N A L E V A L U A T I O N WAMMC SNMALS Of P M C ID IW V IS 1. 2. 3. 4. and other equipment was lied to the hostage crisis In Beirut. Lebanon. The Pentagon provided no details nbout the forthcoming exerrlses but In previous years up to 5.500 Army. Navy and Air Force l>crsonnel have participated, Earlier Tuesday. While House spokesman I .any Speakcs said a blockade of Lebanon and a closing of Beirut International Airport were among the military' options relayed to Keagun should he decide to use force to gain the release of the 40 hostages. Aircraft from the Nlmltz could l>e used to patrol beyond the warships' horizon to report oncoming truffle, which could then be slopped by some Navy vessels, sources mild. Frequent H eadach es Low Back or Hip Pain D izziness or L oss ot Sleep Num bness of Hands or Foot 5 Nervousness 6 N eck Pain or S tiffn es s 7. Arm and Shoulder Pain Enfutrsa laded* Pater* Aaatpo, nubia Tta. Start l » f T**t Start Ana T«t JU4 T * Mtk 0*d« • 1M t . . H I N T A N D A h ' O t H I N . | S S O S M t l h O h l l t l l IO * M I W I M H » s A 10 » U U U 10 . A ? C A S C i l P A t W I N ' O S I I M N M U S M O » O S A A t M I N I IO N A N . O ’ H I * I tA W IN A ItO N O N I M A I W i N t WMICM 11 F t N . O N W I O A t A S l t U t l O* ANO M11MIN 1} N O U N S O* N lt N O N 0 .N Q 1 0 I N I A O V I K l e i W I N l t O N 1 M | . N i l 1 I N . . C I IIA W IN A 1 I O N O N 1 N I A 1 W I N 1 S A N F O R D P A I N C O N T R O L C LIN IC O F C H I R O P R A C T I C , I N C . r o ... a w ..i 0PM 247* S AIRPORT BLVO - SANFORD J#* °*** * v,*f SANFORD J23S763 * At Usual Thl* tonic* It F M t ORLANDO M® 0169 b a m to CALENDAR THURSDAY,JUNE 27 SUNDAY. JUNE 30 A AK P Chapter 1977. noon. N A S S a n fo r d R e u n io n Sanford Civic Center. Following breakfast, 9 a.m.. Fleet Reserve a covered dish luncheon Mayor Club. West Flrdt Street. Dettyc Smith will discuss her Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p.m.. first 100 days In office. open discussion, Florida Power Alzheim er's Support Group of und Light building, N. Myrtle Sanford. 7 p m . second and Avenue. Sanford. fourth T h u rsd a y o f m onth. Alanon meeting. 8 p m.. 1201 Howell Place. 200 W. Airport W. First St.. Sanford. Hlvd.. Sanford. Sharing und MONDAY. JULY I support for families and health Central Florida Blood Bank givers o f Alzheim er's Disease Seminole County Branch. 1302 victims. Call 321-0688 E. Second St.. Sanford. 9 a.m. to In te r n a tio n a l T r a in in g In 5 p .m .; F lo r i d a H o s p lt a lC o m m u n i c a t i o n G r e a t e r Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Alta­ S e m in o le C lu b (p r e v io u s ly monte Ave.. 9a.m . t o 5 p.m. Toustmlstress). 7:30 p.m., Alta­ Hehoa Club AA. noon and 5:30 monte Chapel Education Build­ p.m.. cloaed. 8 p.m., step. 130 ing on State Road 436. second Normandy Road. Casselberry. and fourth Thursdays. Clean Air Rcbos at noon, closed. Sanford Jaycees. 7:30 p.m.. Apopka A lco h o lics A n on y ­ J a y c e e b u ild in g , 5th and mous. 8 p.m.. cloaed. Apopka French. Sanford. E p is c o p a l C h u rc h . 61 5 Sanford AA. 1201 W. First St.. Highland. 5:30 p.m.. closed discussion, and Al-Anon Step and Study. 8 H p.m.. open, speaker. p.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. Oviedo AA. 8 p.m.. closed, 200 N. Triplet Drive. First United Methodist Church. Sanford AA. 8 p in ., cloaed. Overeaters Anonymous, open. 1201 W. First St. 7:30 p.m. Community United Fellowship Group AA. senior M ethodist Church. Illg h w a y citizens, 8 p.m., cloaed. 200 N. 17-92 one-half mile north o f SR Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. 436. Casselberry. Newcomers Overeaters Anonymous. 7:30 meeting. 7 p.m. FRIDAY, JUNE 28 Central.Florida Klwanls Club. 7:3 0 a .m .. F lo rid a F ed era l Savings and Loan. State Road 436 at 434. Altamonte Springs. S em in ole Sunrise K lw anls Club. 7 a m.. Airport Restaurant. Sanford. O p t im is t C lu b o f S o u th Seminole. 7:30 a m.. Holiday Inn. Wym ore Road, Altamonte Springs Central Florida Blood Bank F lo r id a H o s p lta l-A lta m o n te Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave.. 9a.m . to 5 p.m. Gentle Exercise for seniors. 10:30 a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. NAS Sanford Reunion Din­ ner-Dance beginning at 6 p.m.. Fleet Reserve Club. West First Street. Music by Russ and Kick. Weklva AA (no smoking). 8 p .m , W e k lv a P r e s b y t e r ia n Church. SR 434. at W eklva Springs Road. Cloaed. Longwood AA. 8 p m . Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood. A la non. same time and place. Tangle wood A A. 8 p.m.. St. R ichard's Episcopal Church. Lake Howell Road A la non. same time and place. Sanford AA Step. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford p.rn.. West Lake Hospital, stale Road 434. Longwood. TUESDAY. JULY 2 Casselberry Klwanls Club. 7 a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N Lake T rip le t Drive. Casselberry. Sanford Toastmaaters. 7:15 a.m.. Christo's Restaurant, 107 W. First St., Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club. 11:45 a m .. Western Slzzlln Restau­ rant. Sanford. Sanford Lions Club. noon. Holiday Inn. Interstate 4. San­ ford. S o u th S e m i n o l e C o u n ty Klwanls Club, noon, Quincy's Restaurant. Highway 17-92 and Live Oaks B ou levard. Casselberry. Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second St.. Sanford. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. F lorida HospltalAltamonte Branch. 601 E. Alta­ monte Ave., 11 a nt. to 7 p.nl. S u n fo rd -D u p llc a te B rid g e Club. 1 pm .. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. Sanford AA. 5:30. cloaed dis­ cussion. and 8 p.m., open dis­ cussion. 1201 W. 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NAS Sanford Reunion. Lake Golden, beginning al 10a.m. Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 W. First St.. 2 p.m.. cloaed. Casselberry AA Step. 8 p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. Overbrook Drive. Re boa and Live Oak AA. noon. Reboa Club. 130 N orm andy R oad. C a s s e lb e rry (clo sed ). Clean Air AA for non-smokers, first floor, same room, same place and time. SW EET & HOT H O M E M A D E ITALIAN SAUSAGE CHEESE SAUSAGE REO. #«' LB Conveniently Locatod Just W Ml. N. ot J34 �• A — E v ssla ^ H sra ld , tanFsrd , Ft. W « J n * w l * y , J u n e 11,1 tt) FLORIDA IN BRIEF Terrorism Abroad Prompts Fear In South Florida MIAMI (UPl) - Renewed fear of terrorism In the sky forced an Eastern Airlines plane to turn back to Miami and be evacuated so dog* and a police bomb aquad could search (be aircraft. Flight 240 was called back minutes after takeoff from Miami International Airport late Monday night when airline officials realized a man who had been "acting sirangely" had gotten off the Jet but left his luggage aboard. Eastern spokeswom an Paula Musto said Tuesday, Nothing dangerous was found In the search. Eastern has sent a memorandum to each of Its offices, urging employees to "follow security procedures right to the letter." airline spokesman Mark Wegcl said Tuesday. Airline executives are discussing whether to screen all luggage, rather than Just hand held baggage, according to Scott Dennison, a Miami-based Pan American World Airways consultant. " If we were to do that In the United States, people would have to get to the airport three or four hours early," he said, Porsche Theft Ring Broken MIAMI |UPI| — A Miami race car driver Is among eight [woplr arrested by poller who have busted up an auto theft ring that reportrdly stole nearly 200 Porsche sports cars In the last two years. Metro-Hade County police said one of the ringleaders was Victor Gonzalez, 2ft, a race car driver, mechanic and one-time high school wrestling champion. Others are Pedro de .Jesus, 25, owner of an auto repair shop, and Jose Carlda Puentes, 26, of Homestead, police said. King members "had a market for the Individual cars," said auto thrfl Sgl. Kussell Flschrr. "T h e y knew how to get rid of them." Some of the Porsches were stripped for parts, then dumped In canals Others were left Intact after I heir vehicle Identification numbers were altered, then shipped to cities throughout the United Slides, Canada and Puerto Rico, authorities said. Police said they hud recovered I Hears. No Bond For Alleged Nazi MIAMI fUl’ l) — Federal authorities, fearful that ulleged Nazi collaborator Konrads Kalejs may get out of Jail before he can be deported, have reversed a decision that set *750.000 bond for him. The Justice Department order overturns u Hoard of Immigration Appeals ruling, and means authorities can again hold Kalejs. 72. without bond at the Krome Avenue detention camp west of Miami Kalejs. who co-owns property In Fort Lauderdale. St. Petersburg and u Chicago suhurb. Is accused of helping Ihe Nazi SS kill lliousands of Jews uller Ihe German Invasion ol his native Latvia during World War II ...Hostage NRA May Seek To Override C o n c e a le d W e a p o n s B ill V e t o e d TALLAH ASSEE IUPII - A lobbytsl with ties to the National Rifle Assoc la I Ion says she may seek an override o f Gov. [fob Graham s veto of a bill that would have made It easier to carry concealed weapons. Marlon Hammer, chief o f the NRA's Florida lobbying branch. Unified Sportsmen of Florida, predicted Ihe chances for an override — which would require a two-thirds vole by both house — would be good given ihe margin of support the bill enjoyed In the Legislature. In the 120-mcmbcr House, the bill garnered 85 votes; In Ihe 40 member Senate. 25 Graham vetoed the bill ISlJ 6011 Tuesday, saying it could lead lo proliferation of concealed weapons that would threaten private cllizens and police offlcrs alike. Graham also said Ihe bill would swamp the state officials who would become responsible for screening an estimated 130.000 concealed weapons permits. "Our law enforcement officers risk their lives dally to protect our citizens and visitors." Graham said. "W e look to our law enforcement officers to protect us and It Is our duly to protect them.” Hut Hammer called Graham's veto an insult to law abiding citizens who want to carry hidden weapons on Ihe streets to protect themselves from criminals. "I call this veto a make the streets safe for ' rlmlnalsact Hammer said The bill would repeal a currrnt law that allows local governments to set their own standards for granllng concealed weapons (wrmlts and replace It with a uniform state-wide standard The bill would compel Ihe Secretary of Slate to Issue a permit to any person with reasonable cause" to carry a concealed weapon who could prove he or she can handle one safely — unless the Florida Department o f Law Enforcement could demonstrate the applicant had a criminal history. The bill docs not specify what 11 means by reasonable cause" but sponsors said the trm i would apply to persons who habitually must walk alone In poorly lighted arras at night That language is less stringent than ordinances In place In many of Florida's counties — partlrulary the counties with large urban concentrations. The m easures supporters and detractors agreed Ihe bill would make concealed weapons permits rosier to come by. Top IRA B o m b e r C a u g h t; T e rro r C a m p a ig n S m a sh e d LONDON IUPII — Police who smashed plans for ,ut Irish Republican Army terror campaign this summer also snared an IRA bomber believed responsible for an attempt on the life of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher In I1IH4. sources say. Home Secretary Leon Hrittan told the House of Commons Tuesday the arrest of five people In Scotland Saturday led to the uncovering of an IRA plot to plant bombs In southern Britain during the summer lo wreck the tourist season. Only one bomb, a long-term time device defu sed S u n d ay In a to u rls l h otel near Buckingham Palace, was believed to have been planted But hundreds of poltce using dogs trained to delect explosives began precautionary searches In 12 smtlhern resorts where the IRA planned lo strike this summer. A total of 21 suspects were arrested over the weekend In Scotland. London and the seaside resort of Brighton. Eight were subsequently released, police said Aull-lcrrorlsl experts called (hr action Ihe biggest blow against ihr IRA. which Is attempting loend British control of Northern Ireland. In more than a decade, Thatcher applauded Ihe police [or "preventing a disaster which was calculated lo malm and kill many Innocent people. We all share Ihr same horror al Ihrsr desperate acts." Thatcher said in lhe House ol Commons. " W e would need to know undrr what circumstances they werr coming, as hostages or free (icoplc. and would need 24 hours lo find a place for them because w r don't huve enough spare here." he said. Mr said he had not discussed the move with Syrian President Hufcz Assad or with Western ainlutssndora. Hr said Ihe hontages would only tie moved from their seerrt Shiite hideouts In Lebanon under a promise they would not be released until Ihe Ailll detainees were freed. Berrt also said he had rrcclvrd a call from kldnnppers who have held two Frrnchincn lor more Ilian u month, offering to place Ihr two w llh Ih r Am erican captives. Palmer appeared wllh Berrl ill Ihr news conference. Be de­ scribed himself as a "typical American citizen who knows very little ubout what Is hap |M-nlng In Beirut." "1 have Irurned a lot since I have been here. I hope and pray Ihr Lebanese gel their problems sorted out," he said. "I am very pleased to find I am going home loduy," said Palmer, u refrigeration specialist from Lillie Hock. Ark. Authorities refused lo Identify the suspects. Bui sources close'lo the Briilsh pollre said one man arrested In Glasgow. Scotland, was wanted by (wilier In the attempted assassination o f Thatcher In Brighton Iasi October On Oct. 12. a bomb triggered by a delayedaction timer exploded In Ihe Grand Hotel, where Thatcher and most of her Cabinet were attending a Conservative Party convention Five people died In the blast, but Thatcher escaped Injury, The sources said the man. using the name Roy Walsh." checked Into room 629 of the hotel a month before the convention and allegedly planled Ihr bomb 77ir T/mrs o f London said thr man. known as "T h e Chancer." also was wattled by Scotland Yard for questioning about crimes dating back lo 1979 British Broadcasting Corp. television said undercover poller located the man In Dublin. Ireland, then trailed him lo London and Glasgow where he and four others were arrested. After the am sis (Miller discovered documents outlining IRA plans for the summer bombings News reports said othrrs arrcslcd Included a man believed lo be one of the IRA's "top assassins" In Northern Ireland, and a convicted iMitnbrr who escaped In a mass breakout from Ulster's top security Maze Prison In 1983 ...Water Reynolds' Busing Crack Returns To Haunt Him WASHINGTON IUP1) - Tw o Justice Department lawyers have Died aindavlls with the Senate Judiciary Com m ittee saying they rem em ber dis­ paraging comments William Bradford Reynolds made about a busing case. Reynolds, whose nomination fo r a J u s tic e D ep a rtm en t promotion has run Into trouble, has rrpratedly denied making the statem ents and lold a federal court he had no recol­ lection o f ihe Incident. But the two lawyers, whe filed Ihe affidavits Iasi week, said they reminded Reynolds about thr comments before he filed his statement with the court. Existence of the affidavits was reported Tuesday by Na­ tional Public Radio and the papers were obtained Tuesday by Unlled Press International. Al Issue In the latest dis­ closure Is whether Reynolds referred to Ihe NAACP Legal D e fe n s e Fund as " t h o s e basturds" when the fund tried to Intervene in the govern­ m ent's luwstill against Ihr school district In Charleston County. S.C. He was returning lo Ihr Unlled county should appeal to the appellate court In Stairs from bin job In Saudi Daytona Beach. Arabia when the T W A plane was Bomsteln said, however. Mrs Cammack Is C o n flo w e d fr o m pa ge I A hijacked June 1-i on a fllghl Continued from page I A willing to go through the county's normal from Athens, Greece, lo Rome could wind up In Ihr slate Supreme Court If the construction process as long as decisions are not tint hr Is not In any danger at Ills wife and son were also county Insisted on continuing the fight, based on the Geneva Bubble. Mrs. Cammack also I Ills time. .,. Everyone else seems olMNird hul were released by thr Marsee Insisted, however. Ihe order needs lo be told commissioners she Is willing lo submit a site to be fine." hijackers June 15 — the same clarified so that the county will know which plan and follow setback requirements for the Palmer said the hostages were day they killed a U.S. Navy diver l>crmlls II must Issue and which Items musl go wells. housed In normal apartments hack to public hearing. Ms. Clayton and Marsee who wus aboard Bie plane. She said she plans lo subdivide her property with u "fe w " raptors present al a " I don't think the American said alter Ihe Judicial ctartflcallon o f the order, Into one-acre estates. l i m e , s ome a i m e d wi t h Ircmiomlc boycott) threat Is a they will make a recommendation on whether (he —Donna Estes automatic weapons and othrrs real threat." said Berrl "L e i us with pistols. Hr wild thr hostag­ suppose Unit threat Is true. What es were not threatened, hut he a b o u t o u r s o v e r e i g n l y In uled to leave Orlando on July 9 C h r i s t m a s t o l a y I h e laughed whrn askrd his rructlon Lebanon, our Inlegrlly? lo fly lo Europe where they will groundwork for the sum m er to ikrrrt'fl atatrmrnl that the " If Reagan tries lo cut oil all hostages were having a good be hosted In Holland In the trip. Continued from page t A Lebanon, kidnap Lebanon. II Is lime. h o m e s of Dutch Scouts and will Some of the activities they the same right for Ihe Lebanese " I don't think It was totally Ihe root of Ihe large rat cage at Ik - part o f a 160-member troop hope to participate In are rap­ lo defend their 7(X) people In Ihe shelter, while Ralph helped camping In Luxembourg. accurate," hr suld peling (desceril over cliff by Atilt,** Berrl uddrd The toys will be taking along means of rope) and rock climb Berrl Is demanding thr release ullrvlatr u problem wllh thr "I am trying lo finish Bits septic lank by laying sod over II. an American Flag and a letter Ing In (hr mountains and cam ­ ol some 730 Lebanese — most of affa ir, save hum an b e in g s' them Shllles — from Ailll prison Tenth graders at Lake Mary from l he city of Longwood to ping out In tents. They are lives," said Berrl "I am walling III Israel In rxchunge for the High <School, the Hallrntlne present to their hosts as well as scheduled lo return home on for un answer." h o sta g e s. brolhers are looking forward to lots of patches, coins, and July 30. Bt-rrl also said he was asking I heir biggest Seoul log adventure si amps to trade. During a news conference In Ralph and Robert are m em ­ ihr United Suites lo withdraw This will lx- the first trip out of bers of the Order of Ihe Arrow, Ihr tximh shelter at Ills home, yet Th ey and fellow troop 6th Fleet warships from posi­ m em ber C h ris B elflo w er o f the country for the Hallentlnrs. un honorary Boy Scout organtza Berrl lold reporters the remain­ tions off Lebanon und seeking an ing hostages could t>r trails Altamonte Springs are sched­ hut Chris went to Europe last Bon Americ an pledge not lo carry out frrred to a Western embassy In aggression against Letwncse ter­ Beirut — "Swiss. French, some­ 1984 tornado killed three people hospital and (hey told us to pul ritory. th in g like that, what they Su rvivors Included Hallelt Ice on him. so we did." Additionally, the Shiite militia choose" — until the mailer Is Mayor Jeff Fountain. 42, burned leader said the suspected cxresolved Me said It that was not Richard Alan Johnson. 40. s over 80 percent of hts body and Continued from page 1A Irenilsl Shiite Moslem kidnap acceptable, they could be traits In critical condition at Hlllcresl co-owner o f the plant, suffered i frrred toHyilu. prrs o f 12 other Westerners in Ju st d i d n 't w a n t to s e e broken band and cuts and wai Memorial Hospital in Tulsa. itelrut had agreed to release two anym ore." he said "H e was burned all over." said hospitalized In good condition Most employees o f the plant In Freni hmrn. but no mention was Jennie Harrison, who works al a Johnson would not talk to re made of seven Americans, iwo It a I le 11. a t i n y n o r t h e r n convenience store. "They lound porters at the hospital other Frenchmen and a Hrllon Oklahoma town o f ubout 120 him wsnderlng down a road The blaze triggered srvera people 30 miles west of Tulsa, seized on (he streets of Beirut near the plant. We pul some grass fires doused Tuesdu) lived In nearby Terlton. where a over Ihr past year water on him and called Ihe night. winds: south-southwest at 12 A R E A FORECAST: Today mph: rain, none: sunrise: 6:28 partly cloudy w llh scattered percentages to the cities would m o s t l y a f t e r n o o n t h u n ­ u.m . sunset 8:27 p m change each year while Ihe T N U R I D A T TIDES) derstorms. High In low 90s. county's remained at near 65 Daytona Dsscb: highs, 3:48 Variable light wind. Haln chance a in.. 4 30 p.m.; lows. 9 48 a m.. percent, four of the cities' coun­ 50 percent. Tonight a slight C E s t l u s I fr o m p « g « l a c i l s or c o m m is s io n s — 10 40 p.m.; P ort C anaveral: c h a n r e o f m a in ly e v e n in g thunderstorms, then fair. Low In highs, 3:40 a,m.. 4:22 p.m.: oltne tax levied In 1983 because Longwood. Casselberry. Lake they would receive less money. Mary und Oviedo — balked when lows, 9.39 a m ., 10:31 p.m.; low rr 70s. Light wind. Haln Bayportt highs. 9:01 a.m .. The slate law that authorized calculations showed Altamonte chance 20 percent. Thursday 10:31 p m.; lows. 2:45 u ill.. 4:19 that lax required all elites to Springs and W inter Springs partly cloudy wllh a 40 percent a g r e e b e fo r e p e r c e n t a g e s would receive more while the c h a n c e o f a fte r n o o n th u n ­ p.m. BOATING FORECABTi St. allocated to the cities and the other five would receive less. derstorms. High In the low 00s. Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet out SO counties could be changed Only the Sanford City Com­ NATIONAL REPORT) Heavy Under a distributions formula mission. of those to receive less miles — Southeast wind 10 (hunderahowen dumped up to Bvr Inches of rain on parts of knots today becoming variable baaed on calculations of road under Ihe new ca lcu la tion , tonight and Thursday. Sea 2 to 3 expenditures from 1978 to 1983 agreed that the changr would be N ebraska early today w hile feet. Scattered showers and by the county and each of Ihe fair. summer snow In W yom ing and cities percentages were set. thunderstorms. T h e s ta te la w on the 4 Montana was expected to reach And a lth o u g h city re p re ­ cents-per-gal Ion tax required E X T E N D E D F OR EC AB Ti drptlis of a half-fool al upper sentatives at meetings of the that all seven cities hud to agree Friday through Sunday fair elevations by late morning. except for alight chance of af­ Council of Local Governments In Ik - (ore a new percentages could AREA READINOS (9 a.m.)i ternoon and e v e n in g th u n ­ Seminole Countv agreed the Ik- fixed. temperature: 80: overnight low: d e rs to rm s . Low u pper 60 s 7 3 ; T u e s d a y 'a h i g h : 8 » : extrem e north to upper 70s them drinks barometric pressure: 29.09. rela­ extreme south. Highs upper 80s "T h e people In the towns are t iv e h u m id ity : HO p e rcen t; to lower 90s. Incredible. Whole towns came out to cheer ua." Continasd from page 1A From Albuquerque the route Is Gross said the combination of t h r o u g h T e x a s . K a n s a s . cooler temperatures (In the BOa) Missouri, Illin ois. M ichigan, and natter terrain should enable Pennsylvania and will end July WaMar A Maw. Da Ear r CaMrai Flatt4a Safiaaal Hatsttal Ihe duo to make good lime K aaaM U lia n a Dal Iona 4 in New York Ctly. The winner TaaaSar Gaerpia I WatWr OaOana A D M ItltO M t today. gets 9100.000 and Ihe chance to lan iard 0IIC H A B 0I1 A tout IS.OOO people lined Ihe chauffeur New York Mayor Ed J a t t x M B ro w n Marparai tam»«an. Vanlord highway Tuesday, cheering and Koch down Broadway for Ihe luCHIaM Brown DdndMS OdVrtat. Daitana BeIanE Miliar Independence Day parade. clapping for the drivers. Gross CVarttt Kimin*ci. DaOwta Grata M PMm»a —Rick Brunson said. Some even offered lo buy SalrxiaAMoM ana safe?bar. Oattana N,<ha>d□ WaaOa ...Scouts ...Blast WEATHER ...Gas Tax ...Rally HOSPITAL NOTES �SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wodnosetay, Juno JO, IftS—7A Raines Needs Miracle To Keep Star Streak Intact La»t«* Alt Otar Vatmg OutHaM I. Data Mu»-ph, Atlanta 041.174 I. Tony Corytm. San Oi«go U S .n o J. Darryl Slra» ta rry N a a V o rO 411 07* 4. K a r i n McRaynoKh San Dwgo 11) 741 J j o » Crut. Houston 141.H* 0. Jack Clark SI Lout* 111104 7. Dara Parhar. Cincinnati 70* *4* I. Kaltn Maryland Chicago 70J.144 «. hoc Darniar. Chicago tOa.ISS 10. Willi* McCa*. St Louil '♦* SOI 11. C ary MUttharrt Chicago 1(0 sao 1J. lo rry M um phrty. Houahvt 114 1)4 ■ 11. Padro Cuarraro. Cot Angalat 174 1)4 U. Von Haytt. Philadatphia >>4 0* IS. Andr* Dam on Montraal I14 0M 14 Tarry Puhl Mom ton 171.71* By S im Cook Herald S p o rt* Editor Go ahead. Read that list again Try It again. One more time. There's someone missing isn't there? Some­ one about 5-8 and 170 pounds. Someone who has been an all star m em ber every yea r he's played major-league baseball Someone who has led the National League In steals all those years, too, Tim Kalnes. Sanford's favorite son. is not among the top 16 vote-getters for a berth in the Major League All-Star Game. There Is no way In the world he will win a spot In the M need a miracle.' — Tim Raines starting outfield (top three finishers) for (he July 16 gam e al Minnesota's Metrodome. ,______ _ "1 think 1 got a slim chance." Kalnes said Tuesday from his room at the Pittsburgh Hilton. "Really. I need a miracle. My performance Is not that bad. There aren't many outfielders hitting a lot of homers and driving In 50 runs. ‘ Bui there are a lot doing the things I can do. And some of them are doing It belter. You got guys stealing a lol more liases than I am " Gillette m i in tut tticiwo i* ifc Im ■ I Km J *bmM * M l E iB j 1Im I * Bee RAINES. Page 8A A Tim Raines, left, comes up with a stolen base and a mouthful of dirt. The Expo left fielder is in jeopardy of missing his first all-star gamo in four years. <Can Oviedo Step From Altamonte Shadow In J985? T ig e rs C la w . 9-2 By Bam Cook H erald Sports Editor Mike Morro watched his Alta­ monte American League Tigers walk disconsolately buck to Ihe dugiml after losing a suspended game to Ocoee Tuesday night. The puln was swift and sharp. Ocoee (dunked the Tigers In Ihr lop ol Ihe Inning und pushed across a run In the botiom lor an 8-7 victory. All wasn't lost, however. It just seemed that way. "Ocoee defi­ nitely hud the momentum," said Morro. “ Blit wr never qull. It's been that wuy ull season. W e've liern u 12-man team ull yrur and wr hud one more game lo prove It." Ocoee's victory, the com ple­ tion of Monduy's 7-7 tie which was slopped by a 10 p m . curfew, squared the District 14 Baseball By Sam Cook H erald Sports E ditor As Seminole County's Little Top Team series ul one loss .••ague Baseball's entries begin apiece. One more game was preparation lor the 1885 All Star OIJTRICT 14 L IT T LE L E A G U E needed lo determine who would competition. Mike Schmlt Is 16 M a |«< L•*§„« All lit* walk awuy from Mounl Dora's T M IU IM 4 I: O l « H M l years old and In Tallahassee Tm U j i July I Little League Field with thr Managers In Ihe Oviedo Lillie I K p m 4t Alltm onto Spring* — Aji* championship banner. American vt Ovw jo League program would have II As Morro viewed Ills dlsap7. XI p m *1 D*L*nd Alt*monl* N»l>o«*l no other way. v* O n ) Voluti* pointed group, he said lie knew Schmlt. one of the most dom i­ Jvoter l**gu* All l l i r n was time fur a pep talk "I Just nant players to ever play Lillie Tour i*4m*lit Dk i i w I told Ihr kids that they had F r * l| , July I League Baseball was a constant J B pm *1 D illo n* AlUrnonla vt woiked hard all yrur Tills was thorn In the side of Oviedo OoOsn* their last game as a Tiger." hr learns. “ It se em , like they l4l<<44|. M i l Otiado •» A ll* sold 7 » p m at Ovwdo always hud Schmlt,** recalled moot*#* Dflton* Just one more chance lo roar. Oviedo Senior manager David Wttar L**gu* All l t « "W r were tieuleii In a onr-lnnlng T m m m u w i I O d i u m I Austin. “ We're hud some good game," Morro continued. "Th ai r. ivly ( learns the past few years, hut he MwSO 7 10 p m at Dalton* Ovado»» Dal ion* could happen to anyone. The I R p m *1 Maitland - AlUmonto vt always made I hr difference." guys knew we had sis more Schmlt. who Is attending the Mall land tiara Id PSato Or Tom m y V meant Florida Slate Select Baseball M i n t Tavmamarilt lil* c D * t* i See TIGERS. Page BA Chris Jackson was loo strong for Ocoee Tuesday. Camp, has thiown Ills last pitch Ma|ar OtvItMn and hit his Iasi home run as a WvtWl I — Wm’ar Gar dan. July 7} !<*•• Tourn«m*nl Rocktodgt. July 10 major. Junior and senior Last VouttarnRegion — i l PctortOurg Aug IJ World v * 4 ~ W illItmigorl. P* . Aug 10 year, he weld out on lop with a Senior Work) Series champion­ iwauor DUIWm Vocllon I - NKavlMo July t l ship « t Gary, hid ii* i* Tovrnamonl — M o rrill l|l«nd. July I* The Lake Marv right hander, lo d lo r n B agion — ( utllt. Aug 4 not have lo worry about having lime In One of Ihe most Inportant aspec ts of one's ol course, had some help with all World Wrto» — T*fl«r M a s Aug I] l o w Dtrttton adjust your grip during Ihe barkswpig But, game Is ihe rrturn of serve. Even though II those Little League champion­ Vat non I - Dalton* July 17 If you feel you muni hold the rui krl is vital It Is often neglected (particularly ships. Bui a list of his ac­ Italy lournamant - Hot* Raton July 70 dlllerrnlly for lorchands and backhands. among Inexperienced players complishments during his Dis­ VouWiorn Bag*on - Port L*udor*l* Aug 1 World Vorlot - Gary Ind . Aug 1} ex|>ertmrnt lo s e e which change you make Not nearly enough thought Is pul Into this trict 14 career for Altamonte tag laagwa Davtaaaa Lister, (forehand lo backhand or backhand most Important pari of your game. The Springs would rival those of uny WatMn I — Invarnau July 77 lo forehand) Use as your walling grip Ihe return of serve Is really a series of player In thr country. He was a iU ttTournam ont - Ounadln. July 7* Vou'rarn Bag,on Orlando. Aug a one I rou i which you llnd easier to change supplementary shots Your basic forehand. tournament performer and a World taftot — Port laudardat*. Aug II For maximum quickness on ihe swing HERALD Iiai khand and serve will allow you lo play good one. vou may llnd II is best to change your ihr game, but you must learn a series of TENNIS But he’s gone And this year liai kswing from what you normally use If service rrlurns lo ever really play Ihe game may be the yrar that Oviedo concerned with Is the offense. W RITER you normally pause ul Ihr end ol your steps out of Ihe Altamonle shad­ That was lacking with the Or­ well. barkswing, change that loo "Cannonball" A description of the things Involved in ow Into the spotlight. Th ey ioles until thr last game (21-1 win over West Oak Kldgel. but service rrlurns follows. Work on them and thr moment you determine the direction of ■serves don't allow much time lor pausing sh ou ld have tw o e x c e lle n t Start your baekswlng with a quick turn of your opponent's shot entries In Austin's Seniors uml the kids swung the hats real well your game will Improve: your shoulders Add a slight amount of urm As your opponent's racket goes up to meet Though you may not regard your service Wayne Jacobs' und Louie Tulp'a in practice tonight They hit a lot action (on Ihr liuckhund add even a little returns as supplementary shots since they the bull, hop up slightly. Just barely leaving Majors. Tom m y Ferguson, a ollln r drives." elbow act Ion I. tiui only us much as time From the Orioles. Austin, who occur In every polni In which you ore the ihe ground and turn) In thr ready posturr. veteran o f 10 years at Oviedo, allows, reverse your urm union In siuit your This Is called the ready-hop. receiver, the technique for ihnn often differs Is asstsled by Kandy Isner and w ill m a n a g e Ih e J u n io r s . forward swing And If lim e allows, bring Ferguson's Juniors, though, are Kandy W illis, draws Richard enough lo warruni special eo aside ration. As you make your ready-hop, watch Ihe uour shoulders around In reverse uellon too Consistency when returning serves is one Cobb. Alan Greene. Mtcah Klntnorr ol an expertenre-acqulrlng liall as your opixmrni tosses, and especially learn During the regular season, nalrd. Poorhlr King and Gar)’ measure of your playing ability. Work on as ihr racket comes Into contact with It. Do Otherwise, simply block thr hall with u short motion ol your urm. K rrp your wrlsi the 13-yearuld* play with Ihe Gotwall All played key roles In vour service rrlurns as much as you not look al Ihe total figure ol the server and und grlpllrtn. prurllvr other phases o f your game. Seniors at Oviedo There are Just Ovlrdo's march to Ihe Top Team then wall for the ball to come out of Ihr W hile In the ready sla m c. hold your A common quality among players who background. Focus on the ball. Concentrate 14 13-yrar-olda In the program illle. d h ow s In at your sides, und bend your arms return serves effectively Is quickness They on It. Try lo dctrrmlnc Its direction as soon The Pirates were Ihe next and Ferguson will have 11 on his lo bring your hands and racket closer lo most abundant source, supply­ are quirk lo see Ihe ball, quick to move their as vou can Irani your body. With such u short radius swing rackets, and quick lo start In motion. In Austin's Iram. supplied by five in g C h ad D u ncan. C h a rle s you will need less lorrr to start Ihe rue krl In Besides seeing the ball quickly and \our practirc. strive specifically for Im­ members from his District 14 Warner. Bill Moorehcad and modem, and us a result you'll have more making a quick start, you should move yur provement In these areas Andy Devine. The Cardinals Top Team championship Or­ force lo start thr speed. This adjustment In Your ability to move quickly drpands racket as quickly as possible. Here you may ioles. has to be considered a selected were DrrrF Mays. Willie posture which shorlens your swing may be have a problem of grips — grips in the partly on how well you prepare to move. In Gainey and Johnathan Boston. legitimate threat for a title run. just w h ll you nerd to gain that extra "P itch in gw ise we re really In Dwight Everett (Angrlsl and Ron the ready position, bend your knees and waiting position and grips during the swing quickness which lets you bring the racket decent s h a p e ." said A u stin Vrrrs iDodgersI completed Ihe shift your weight forward to get most of It off If you can manage a no-change grip, one uruund In llm r lu meet the bull squarely. your heels. Make yourself feel light, bouncy, that you can use for both forehands and Tuesday night. "Our tram speed Remember, focus on the bull . early. and springy. Hr ready to spring into action backhands, lids (s well and good: you will is tremendous The only pari 1*01 See OVIEDO. Page BA Baseball E a r ly F o cu s K e y s R e tu rn O f S e r v e Larry Castle �Morris: Paybacks A re Sweet FI. 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J t i a t k * III feopft HT m Id B« #. ftfePr i Mm* I * poet IT* ad X r-ai •aea a - C h n III) l - toeke UN "•«- CwmtM item lm m a m - lii mbs* w NATIONAL 11AOUC w 41 * * 34 If RESULTS LIA O U t I'P P l MMP‘ Sun Shines On Cubs At Wrong Time U o iled Preaa In tern ation al Cub (ana. fear not. Thirteen han always been the club's lucky number. Tbe Chicago Cuba lost Iheir 13th game In a row Tuesday, dropping a 3-2 decision to Dwight Gooden and tbe New York Mets at Wrlgley Field. But the Cubs can find solace In Ihc fact (hat no (earn In the history of lbe franchise has ever lost 14 In a row. The 1944 Cubs struggled through a club record 13-game losing streak us did I hr 1982 team. Heck. Ihr way the Cults are going they're groping for un edge o f any kind. " l l s kind of amazing Ihr streak they are In." said Mels catcher Gary Carter, who homerrd to spark the victory. " W r were lucky today. The sun hurt them and we goi an exlru life." A fly hall lhal rigid fielder Krllh Moreland lost In the sun contributed to thr Mels' triumph, turn Dykstra lined a fly to right In Ihr nrst Inning lhal fell for a triple when Moreland lost It In the sun and Keith Hernandez followed with a sac rtllce fly to give New York a 1-0 lead. Cnrlrr then till Ills 10th home run. "I don’t like (o use duy hall as an excuse," said Moreland, who also lost a hall for an error In the fifth. "There’s no excuse for me losing Ihr tmll and the game. I Just missed the hall." Howard Johnson homerrd In (hr fourth, off loser Scott Sanderson, 3-3. who permitted only four hits In seven Innings. Gooden. 113 and winner o( live straight decisions, struck out six und walkrd three In hurling tds seventh complete game. Mela manager Davry Johnson admitted Gooden was without tils best stuff. "Hut II was gcjod enough today. He might have hren a little Iixj strong with an extra day's rest," Johnson said The Cubs have scored only 31 runs during their losing streak. Braves 0, Astros 4 HOUSTON (UPI) — AtluntH Hruves Inflrlder Bob Horner, who has been known to have a few rough outings at third base, can sympathize with the error-prone Houston Astros. ...Raines C ontinued from 7A Rallies Is hitting 2H9. lie has stolen 21 bases In 25 attempts, i he ex Seminole High flush has seven triples, 47 runt. 70 hits, three homers und IS runs hatted In All stats are comparable with a yrut ago except RBI und homers, laist year, he hud seven tatrrs and 38 runs batted In. He was hitting 294 with 23 steals in 23 tries He also hud more doublet. 14 8. a year ago Rallies said he hud no expla­ nation for the lack of power. The la< k oi Mill could tie attributed to iln- seventh, eighth and ninth hatters not setting the table for R a in e s ’ le u d o ff sp ot. M ike N.L. Baseball Bins Jays 7, Brewers 1 “ I know exactly how they feel," Horner said Tuesday after Ihc Astros commuted six errors to help the Hraves loa 6-4 win. "I'v e had a few days like that m yself," Rafael Ramirez put Atlanta up 3-1 In the fifth with a two-run triple. One Inning later, the Astros' defense, which already had committed two rrrors. fell apart. Third baseman Phil Gam er mufTed two grounders und shoftstop Craig Reynolds threw twice Into the dirt, enabling the Braves to score three unearned runs und take a 6 - 1 lead. Houston attempted a comeback In thr eighth when Jerry Mutnphrry homerrd with Jose Cruz aboard and Alan Ashby followed with a solo home run to cut the Hruves' lead to 8-4 "Houston didn't give up. they battled back." said Atlanta pitcher Rick Mahler, who raised his record to 11-6 hut left In the eighth after giving up four straight hits. Including the back Io-tuick homers with Iwcjouts, " I didn't feel tired." he said "I like lo give the other guy a llltlr rredll. I thought those were good pitches they hit out." The Braves called on Terry Forster, who finished Ihr inning, and Bruce Suiter, who put down the Astros m the ninth for his 12lh save, Houston's defense has had Its problems In the past live games, commuting 13 errors Houston Is 1-4 In those games and Tuesday. Bob Kncpprr look Ihe loss, dropping lo 7-4, "It wasn't a very good game for us." Lillis said. "Our defense let us down, but they haven't done that too many times. *Tm not worded ubout our defense Our defense Is one o f our strenghts und our defense bus been a reason (or our success this season " Ph llU ta 9, Cardinals 1 At Philadelphia, Jerry Koosman tossed a threc-hlltcr and Glenn Wilson hit u three-run double In the third Inning lo down SI. Louis. Koosman. 3-1, struck out eight and did not allow an earned run as he posted his At Toronto. Jim Clancy llred a slx-hlttcr. Clancy. 4-4. pitched eight Innings, struck out five and walked one. The Blue Jays sent 12 halters lo the plate In Ihe third and scared six runs with the assistance o f four walks and a w i l d p i t c h by J a m i e Cocanower. Yankees 7, Orlolea 4 K e i t h M o r e la n d ...■ tin n y d n y D odgers 3 , P ad re s 2 At San D iego, pinch h itle r Al O liver hit a bases-loaded sacrifice fly with one out In the ninth Inning to score Ken L an dreau x and lift Los Angeles.Reliever Ken Howell pitched the final two Innings to get the victory and even Ills record at 3-3, Tim Stoddard pitched the ninth and was charged with Ills third loss without u victory. last year. Will Raines familiarity anything to do with It." he said. with Williams help him make "It all comes down to ullcnduner unless you are very popular like Ihe team? " I doubt It." said Tim. " I Just Murphy. "T h e cities that win and draw (eel lluit It will be hard (or me lo mukr It. There's quite a few well have ihe all stars Look al other outfielders who are doing Strawberry. What's he hitting better W illie M cGee. Vince .220? Hr hasn’ t played In a Colem an. Dave Parker. Jose month. Is he an all-star?" Raines was voted a starting Cruz...(hose guys have to be lhere somewhere So does Pedro berth In the 1983 gam e at C o m ls k e y P a rk . H to o k a GcurciTO." A re th ere o lh e r reason s? boniest and during thr lust week Raines Is m aking u m illion of voting to push him Into the dollars a year now, " I haven't third position, ahead of McGee. even thought about It." he said. He finished fourth after u furious "H eck. I made almost that much write-in campaign during his rookie year In '82 and '84. lie Iasi year." Whul about the contract? For was named lo Ihr squad as a thr first time he doesn’ t have an reserve. It'll lake a miracle or an Incentive clause which pays him more money to make the all-star Impressed Dick Williams to run team. "Bul I don't think that has his streak to five Fltrgeruld, a weak tutting catch­ "Make that, we don't have any er. bnls eighth and, o f course. fans anymore." Ihe pitcher bats ninth. Raines said he Is at a loss to Regardless, u starting outfield explain Montreal's peculiar de­ spot Is beyond u miracle. Dale tach m en t fron t ih c Expos. Murphy. Tony Gwynn and Dar­ "W hen we were favored to the ryl Strawberry pretty much hove win Ihe division, they came those positions locked up None out," he said. "T h en they got of the three Is having a great upset with the team when wr year bul Murphy Is one of the didn’t win It. 1 guess they're most popular players In the watting until we get live or six gumc. Gwynn won u hatting title games up Maybe they'll come last yeur and Strawberry, who out when wr make the playofTa." By then tt will tie way too late hasn't played In over a month, has Ihr benefit of the huge for Rallies' all slur chances Of crowds that have (locked lo Sheu course. If one doesn't finish In Ihc lop three. It doesn't matter Stadium to see Ihe Mets. The Expos, who lead the N.L. where one finishes He can he East by Vy game, meanwhile, added as a reserve have nol druw flies at Montreal. Dick Wllllums. Tormer Expo I gurss I don’t have any fans skipper, will pick the reserves anymore." Joked Raines about und run the trum since he his meager 100.000-plus votes. guided Ihe Padres to a pennant S a ilin g built anything like this." he said. "There's nothing In the middle. There's nothing coming straight down. The water sluicing be­ tween the wings strikes the flaps and makes the flaps more pow­ erful." Greene, sporting the green lie o f Ihe Courageous Syndicate. Insisted he began developing the new vortex wings for Coura­ geous III In 1980. long before the A u s tr a lia n d e s ig n b e ca m e known. While secrecy has shrouded design plans for other expected challenger*. Greene said he de­ cided to unveil his new keel In the Interests o f sportsmanship. “ I'm willing to unveil It as a mailer of principle.'* he said "It's a big port o f keeping this a sport. 1 don't think we ll lose by unveiling U. Those who do copy will be strong contenders for second pU cc." O F SAN FO RD ~ |— 2 6 5 0 S. O r ln n d o D r. | H w y 1 7 -9 2) Mon.-Frl. u-b Sat 8 5 T5.000 Mi Te WARRANTY I fT T T S 3 2 3 -6 6 8 4 Fir r i 'H U T • n mu v . J 74,000 M ill WARRANTY 1anno m n t MIMJUM RETREADS • LOON __ • WEARS k* WARRANTED LIKE MEW! G a ry C a r t e r ...w e 'r e lu c k y 219th career victory Joaquin Andujar. 12-3. took the loss Reds 7, G ia n ts 8 At Clnrlnhull. Cesar Cedcno's two-run homer triggered a four-run eighth Inning, stopping San Francisco. John Sluper, fi-5. earned the victory and Ted Power gained his 10th save. Mark Davis. 3-9. took the loss Cincinnati player-manager Pete Rose pinch hit .ind filed oul. still leaving him 43 hits short of hrrnklng Ty Cobh's career hit record of 4.191. Expos 3. P ira te s 2 At Pittsburgh, Dan Drlessen's seventh-inning single drove In the winning run and Jed Reardon earned his 21st save to lead Montreal. Tim Burke. 4G. worked only one-third of an Inning for the victory. Al Holland fell to I -4. Tim Raines home red and singled for Montreal. Courageous Syndicate Flows On Leaden Wings BOSTON (UPI) - A pair of leaden wings In place o( u solid v e r tic a l keel Is the m a g ic formula Ihe Courogruua Syn­ dicate hopes will recapture the America's Cup Trophy from thr Australians who spirited It away In 1983. The Syndicate's pride and hope for 1987, Courageous 111 — with sleek white hull gleaming — was lifted gently from murky Boston Harbor Tuesday to reveal lls new vortrx winged keel. Australia 11, Ihe challenger lhal won the America's Cup series oil Newport. H I. In 1983. pion eered a new keel w ith winged appendages thal many held responsible for the 12-meter sloop's success. "It's the Cup snslrher.** Cou­ rageous Syndicate Chairman l^onsrd Greene said of his new keel, giving (lie thumbs-up sign and grinning from ear to ear. "Look at how streamlined It ta." said Greene, who insists hla new keel Is really “ wings." "T h e re’s never been a keel Jack Morris waited a year to settle a debt with Bob Ojeda, and the payback was sweet. "A ll I know Is that Bobby Ojeda shut me out 1-0 In Detroit last year." said Morris Tuesday night after throwing a four-hitter to lead Ihe Tigers to a 3-0 victory over the Boston Red Sox. "W ell, here's lo you. Bobby, It's good lo gel one back on him like this The victory over the Red Sox ended a drought for Morris, who last topped Boston June 8. 1983. Ojeda. 4-2. struggled through 7 2/3 Innings, although giving up Just three runs on 10 hits. He managed to escape heavy dam­ age by stranding nine runners. "Tonight they didn't give too much margin o f error." Ojeda s a id . " T h i s w a s a lo u g h ballgame lo lose Every game means something. Detroit pro­ ved last year that It's never too early to w in ." The Tigers took a 2-0 lead In the fourth. Chet Lemon led off with a single and Evans followed with his 14lh homer of the y^ar, a drive Into the right-field seats. Detroit added an Insurance run In the eighth to make the score 3-0. With two out. Barbara Garbey doubled off the left-field wall Mark Clear relieved Ojeda and allowed a run-scoring single to Tom Brookens Morris, who picked up three strikeouts to raise his American League-leading total lo 96. Royals 3, Twins O A l M in n e a p o lis . D a n n y Jackson pitched a tour-hitter and Jim Sandberg homerrd to lead Kansas City. Jackson. 6-4. struck out five, walkrd two and hit one hatter en route to hts third com plete game of the season. John Butcher. 4-7. went i he distance and took the loss Mariners 2. Rangers 1 At Seattle. Matt Young and Ed Nunez combined on a six hitter to give Seattle Its fifth straight victory and tup Texas. Young. 7-8. gave up five hits, struck out four and walked two before giving way to Nunez, who pit­ ched the final Inning lor hts ninth save. The Mariners scored both runs In the first off starter Charlie Hough. 5-9. A's 6, W hite Sox 4 At Oakland, Calif., Mike Heath lied Ihe score with a leadofT homer and pinch hitter Dusty Baker drew a baacs-loadcd walk In the 13th Inning, both off Gene Nelson. 4-3 lo send Chicago to defeat. Keith Atherton. 3-3. guve the White Sox u lead In the 13th on Greg Walker s RBI double, but struck out two with the bases loaded. Angsts 7, Indians 3 At Anaheim, Calif.. Ruppert Jones hit a two*>ut grand slam In the 13th off Neal Hcalon. 4-9. Slu Cllbum, 3-1. took the victo­ ry Cleveland had gone ahead In the 13th when Tony Hcmazard delivered a one-out single to drive In Brook Jacoby from second base BEST PRICES BEST SERVICE T R Y US! •J1 itnjDBi MIL! 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SPORTS IN BRIEF Ames, Harding, Reese In Sync, Qualify For Southern Zone Final ORLANDO — Lake Mary High students Patty Ames. Tla Harding and Alice Reese, representing the Justus Lore lets, have qualified for the finals In the irto competition o f the Southern Zone Synchronized Swimming Championships. The Justus trto placed fifth In the semifinals In Tuesday night's competition at the Justus Aquatic Center. The finals will be held Thursday night at the center beginning at 7. The top seven teams out of the 10 finalists qualify for the Senior Nationals to be held In Fort Lauderdale on July 1-7. Ames and Harding are Longwood residents while Reese Is a Winter Park resident. The Lake Mary High trio recorded a score of 67.6 which was good for fifth place and 2.6 points ahead of the sixth place team. Fort Lauderdale had a solid lock on first place with a score of 74.0 compared to 70.6 forOctopl. tovtSarn U m I r M k r W n t Sw4m<sfo* T iil»< l r'» w m ifir*It T s im th n i I Fort Lsud««4*fo. (J DwtcS. A Brannon. N H»rn tt).l4 0 I Octapl. 1C. M c O m t ia . R Digxfoit. K V o n N o ttl.m * J Br lorM o d . Vo . IF Bickford, M Grandtlod. K KIHotrow). **.) • Norttiorn Vd . tA O Dorm*II J Roltjoll. D Ulrich) t* ] 1 Ji/ttut Lorotoll, IP Amot T Harding. A R o o to l.tr* * Ocfogi >. IM O Connoli. C Wall. 0 Lockhart), *1 « Heston Won't Watch McEnroe WIMBLEDON. England. June 25 (UPI) Unlike many tennis fans who flock to the courts to watch John McEnroe ptav tennis, screen legend Charlton Heston said he refused a Royal Box seat at Wimbledon because he doesn't want to see McEnroe embarrass America. Heston, a long-time tennis buff whose acting roles Include heroic Moses and Ben Hur. told the London Dally Mail of his decision. He added that he sent a scorching lelter May 23 to American Davis Cup coach Arthur Ashe suggesting that the volatile McEnroe be excluded from Ihe Davis team because he "demeans the game that made him a millionaire.'' Heston. 60, Is In London for what Is t u r n in g In to on e o f th e w ettest o f Wimbledon tournaments He's directing and playing the lead In a West End theatrical production of the "Caine Mutiny Court Martial." Heston said McEnroe s reputation for loud NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Attorneys for two former Tulane University basketball players say they want a state Judge to drop bribery charges against the players because the Indictments allegedly contain constitutional flaws. John "Hot Rod'' Williams and David Dominique are accused with four others In a scheme to fix two Tulane basketball games last season. Tulanc'a president abolished the m en's basketball program In the wake of (he scandal. Lawyers told Judge Alvin Oser on Tuesday they believed an unauthorized person was In the room while a grand Jury considered evidence In the case. They also claimed the Louisiana sports bribery law Is unfair In that It does not require a person receiving (he bribe to Intend lo be comm itting u crime. Other bribery statutes carry only minor penalties, they added. O-Twlns Triumph Before 5,180 ORLANDO — The Orlando Twins drew their biggest crowd of (he year Tuesday night (5.180) for a Merchants' Night g iveaw ay and turned In one o f their best performances of the year with an 8-2 victory over the Knoxville Blue Jays al Tinker Field. A five-run first Inning against loser Mark Dlckman started the ball rolling early as Mark Straker was more than up to the task. Straker spread around 10 hits, struck out five while picking up the win. The O-Twlns host Knockvllle again tonight at 7:30. In other baseball Tuesday, the Osceola Astros dropped a 3-1 decision to the Clearwater Phillies at Kissimmee's Osceola Stadium. Bob Parker played bul didn't bat for the Astros. Osceola travels lo Clearwater for a game tonight ut 7:30. on-court arguments with officials and hts lack of manners are setting a dangerous example for millions of young tennis players who mlghI be convinced l hat "badder Is better" In climbing to the top. *7 was Invited to the Royal Box (at W im bledon's C enter C ou rt)." he said. Ycnrs ugo 1 would have been tempted to stay. "Bui I simply don't want to alt In that wonderful place and risk the embarrass m rnt. as on A m erican, of seeing an American disgrace our country." McEnroe. 26. has refused an ultimatum Issued earlier this year by American tennis authorities — and a new U.S, Davis Cup sponsor — that he sign a letter of “ good behavior" If he's to be chosen again for the squad. EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (UPI) - Doug Flutle will practice Thursday In hopes of playing In the New Jersey Generals’ playoff game against the Baltimore b u . i Monday night, the Generals announced Tuesday. Flutle. who broke his left collarbone In a June I game agalnsl Memphis, was X-rayed Tuesday by team orthope­ dic surgton Dr. Mark Scholtenfeld. The 5-foot-9 passer Is expected to Join Ills teammates for their next practice session Thursday. "D oug's X-rays show progressive healing sufficient to permit him to practice later this week," Generals president Jason Seltzer after conferring with Scholtenfeld. MISL Will S hortonlit Staton D ALLAS (UPI) — The Major Indoor Soccer League will attempt to ahortrn Its season which ran seven months last year by cutting out a playoff round, the league announced Tuesday. The MISL's Board of Directors removed the wild-card series and changed the playoff format to allow the four trams with the best records In each of the two divisions to qualify for the post-season. The first two rounds of the playoffs would be best-of-flve series with the championship decided by a beat-of seven series. League officials said the move would slice about 10 days off the length of the season. ...T ig e rs Continued from 7A Innings. Thai s whul motivated them." And the last roar wfts loud and c le a r . H ig h !- h a n d e r C h r is Jackson stymied a hard-hitting Ocoee team on seven hits, " D o w n t o w n " C h ris B row n socked a two-run homer and Billy Moore supplied the clutch aluminum as the Tigers clawed Ocoee. 9-2. to bring home (he Top Team Tournament champi­ onship Tuesday night. "T h ey lore It up like Tigers," gushed an excited Morro W ed­ nesday morning. They played hard every Inning and did a terrific Job right down to the 12th man coaching the bases." Along with the regulars. Morro cited M ichael G rim m . Dana L an g. T r e v o r Popp and 10-year-old Pablo Abrcu for their moral support. Jackson, who whipped Oviedo Saturday tor the Division 2 tide, scattered seven hits, struck out seven and walked Just two. "Chris slopped a very stronghitttng Ocoee tram ." said Mike Morro Sr. "T h e y had Just seven hits and two w err flukes. He did an outstanding Job.' * * Brown, one of Tom Kmanskt'a lop disciples ul Ihe Central Florida Baseball Club, pul Ihe Tigers ahead lo stay In Ihe first Inning when he follow ed a Chuck Lamb walk with a linedrive shot over Ihe left field fence for a 2-0 lead. In Ihe second. 11-year-old Moore, who reached base seven limes In the past two days, walked. Doug Harris singled and John Jump rifled a triple Inlo right field for two more runs and a 4-1 lead. After Lamb grounded out. Brown and Jackson drew w alks before A breu singled home another run. Abreu. like "The suspension follows statements at­ tributed to Mr Jenkins. 41. which were published In today 's rdlllon of the Dally Star In which he Is allrged to have questioned the Judgement of officials" Mills said In a statement In speaking lo an English ncusjKiper. Jenkins described hts work as a training and grading officer lor umpires P a t ie n c e W im b le d o n F a n s W a it, A n tic ip a te 2 46 M a tc h e s WIMBLEDON. England IUPII — Martina Navratilova called Ihrm "the most patient fans a n y w h e r e " . D u e t o r a in . W'lmbledon's notoriously longThe bucking ol approximately suffering spectators have seen |ust eight matches completed In KM) matches Is enough to try the two days, leaving a mere 246 to patience of fans, players and go In the men's and women's organizers alike. AI the current rale of play. Ihe Championships singles. Hut despite the near washout would run for more than two of the first two days, the atten­ months. And that's only taking Into dance figures ul Ihe Wimbledon Championships are surprisingly account the men's anti women's singles, let alone the th rte ueur normal levels. More lhan 57.000 spectators doubles competitions and Junior, have braved rain and discomfort senior and first-round losers' lo pass through the turnstiles. events that must be squeezed In. Tournament referee Alan Mills The figure Is only 7.670 less lhan the crowds on the same iwo wux not worried at the slow days In 1984 when there were progress,He Is confident ihe no weather problems, and was whole thing could be wrapped well u pon 1980 and 1982. when up In nine days. II necessary. But there was no tinmrdtutr rain affected ihe firsi iwo days "It 's always special here, peo­ prospect of the weather Im ­ ple are so excited to sec some proving much Ruin was fulling lentils." Navratilova said after again late Tuesday night. The men's defending chutnplcrushing Lisa Bonder 6-0. 6-2 Tuesday lo begin the defense of on. John McEnroe, finished o(T Australian Peter McNamara In her women's singles title. "It's nice lo be able to do straight sets to Join second seed something for Ihrm. they are the Ivan Lendl In ihe men's second round. most patient fans anywhere." Tennis ... Oviedo Continued from 7A Flutle Hopes To Return For Stars U M PinE IS SUSPENDED WIMBLEDON. England (U PI) Bob Jenkins, who umpired two Wimbledon men's singles finals and Is one o f Britain'^ senior tennis officials, was suspended Tuesday from umpiring at this year s Wimbledon championships He was disciplined lor allegedly ques­ tioning the Judgement of fellow officials In a newspaper article Tuesday. Championship releree Alan Mills an­ nounced that Jenkins, "has Iwen suspended Iroin his duties as an umpire pending a review. Tennis r Wlnfor Havon. ID Anottotlo. K Anattatlo. D BachoMdr), *4 o Attorney: Drop Bribery Charges W e d n e sd a y , J u n e It, IV tS — t A 14-team roster. O vie d o 's Seniors open Ihe Division 2 round agalnsl Deltona Monday. July 8 against Deltona ul Deltona. Game lim e is 7:30 pm Oviedo's 11-12-year-old entry should utso tie In (he running. It draws four players — Marvin "B u bb a" Fore. Morris Jacobs. Dana Allen and David Blanton — fro m J a c o b s ' A n g e ls , w ho finished second In I hr Division 2 Top Team lo Altamonte's Am er­ icans. "W e should tie strong,” said Jacobs. "W e got some extra (inching. Pitching Is our strong point and all Ihe boys have good altitudes." The Pirates supplied the Ma Jors with Kevin Blagg. Jeremy Hill and Todd Woodard. Danny Phillips and Shelly Elliott were selected from the Braves. The Orioles picked were Derek Bell and Foster Cole. The one Cardi­ nal on Ihe squad Is Anthony Mays Blanton and Jacobs are Ihe 11-year-olds The Majors, who lost a narrow Moore, reached base seven limes In nine at-bats In Ihe past two games. Altamonte added another run In (he third when Moore walked and tw o ou ts la te r . J u m p reached on an error Lamb followed with a double lo left center lo chase home both runs fora 7-1 lead. In the fourth. Jackson singled and one batter later. Moore doubled him home. Jackson doubled In the sixth and scored when Moore clouted a triple lo left center for the 9-2 final, Ocoee scored Its other run In the fifth. The other men's leading seetls were due on court Wednesday, w i t h f o u r t h - s e e d e d M a ts Wllander facing Slobodan ZlvoJlnovlc of Yugoslavia In the o|H-ntng match on Cenire Court. Filth seed Anders Jarryd of Sweden was due to resume, lied al tw o sets-al! w ith Ita ly's Claudio I'unultu when whul lltllc play was a tte m p te d ended Tuesday night, Third seed Jim m y Connors Martina Navratilova Is im was scheduled to play the third match on No. 1 Court and may pressed Ihe Wimbledon's have to kick his heels for a long fans’ patience. lime before finally gelling Ills 14t h a n n u a I W I m h ie d o n s e e d lia n a M u n d llk n v u o f Czechoslovakia, fourth seeded challenge under way. The situation 1s even worse In Munurla Maleeva of Bulgaria nor the women's singles, where only American filth seed Pam Shrtver two other players Tuesday wen- was scheduled to play Wednes­ able lo Join Navratilova In Ihe day McEnroe, looking (or a Ihlid second round. A r g e n t i n a ’ s 15 • y e u r •o I d su ccessive W im bledon title, Guhrtclu Sabutlnt defeated Brit- served well but did uol have lo on Amanda Brown In Hirer scls cxcrl htmsctl against McNamara, and Virginia Ruzlrl of Romania who still was not lolly mobile alter a 21 month rccupperatton ousted American Amy Holton. But because o f the huge from knee surgery As usual. McEnroe had more backlog or m atches, neither Chris Evert Lloyd — Ihe co-No. I (rouble with British reporters seed with Navratilova — third than wlih hts on court opponent. WE BUY M O R T G A G ES ... decision and a lopsided one to Ihe Altamonte Americans, get a chance to avenge (hose defeats as they open the first round of Ihe Division 2 tournament wlih Ihe A m erican s on Tu esday. June 0. Game (line Is 7:30 p.m al Altamonte Springs Although Ferguson's Juniors aren't expected to challenge for Ihe title, he does expect Ihe tournament (o give his players some needed experience and prepare them for next year "T h e one advantage our kids have Is Hull they have been p la y in g w ith the 14- and 15-yeur-oldn all y e a r." said Ferguson. "T h a i should help their hitting." T h e J u n io r s h a ve th r e e players each from the Angels, C a r d in a ls a n d F e r g u s o n 's Ikxigcrs. The Angels are Josh Sewirrd. R obbie Slavik and fiusly Spencer. The Cardinals are Thomas Brooks. Sieve Coffie and Vince Hollis. The Dodgers are Mark Madlgan. Danny Mello und Billy Thomas Dwayne Clark and Billy Newton were selected from the Pirates, The Juniors open Division 2 play agalnsl ihe Altam onteDeltona winner on Saturday. July But 7:30 p.m. ul Oviedo We also m ake 1st and 2nd m ortgage loans on R esid ential or C o m m e rc ia l Real E sta te up to $100,000. 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N Y llrsl base roach Cirur (ilynti. silting ai toss the aisle handed flrrtl an • uvrlojir will) Ills name oil II 1Jura's new manager opened the envelope and rrtnnvrd Ills meal money. BH.50 Some rxplaniiilnn goes with Itial I’layrrs In Class A trail ordinarily receive $11 a day for overnight irljis I hey gel only $T> bd when lliey're i nrnliig fiark home from a dip the same nl^fit Managers and eoai ties gel $H 50 on such trips A liillr rllllrrent Ilian ihc hlg leagues, Isll I II’*' I del l observed lo a writer nil Ihr Inis I hey get $4.r>a day up there, don i they?" Ilrcll's brother Co-urge wlinls lour years younger. Is ilie first known mrtnbcr of tin- family which also numbers two other h io th e is .loll It and llnliliy I fiat's hreansr (ietirge came i lose in balling too a lew years ago and still Is o n e nl lire name's prem ier hitlers with Kansas I 11v I tu t d li y e a r o ld K e n m a d e Id s m a i k la h a s id ia ll I r e lo t e d r o o p " W h e n h e w a s M l h e j ille h r d lo i th e K e d S o x a g a in s t t h r ( a n il m ils t il t h e l ‘ H>7 W t u l i l S e r i e s m a k i n g h i m i h r y n u n g e ii t j i l h I te r r v n I n a p p e a l III a W n t l t l S e r i e s u p l o l h a l l i m e I.a t e r . h r a ls o | il li h e d In i t ilt llir w r r s . I 'l i l l l l e s I ’ lia le s . Y a n k e e s W h ile S in I w ills I to d H r I s K o v a ls a n d A n g e ls Kell si III line* some jillt Itlllff. hui now It 's only hailing praellee lo his lllur Sox players the ballpark here In llllru Is Itelng reilnur literally from Ihr gnuiud up It's due to hr reopened duly I which means the Hint Sox. who began the season dune 17. are playing all llirlr gam m on the road until then tin that Irip Ihr nlhri day w h e n lir e l l w a s g e t t i n g leliiinHlm ed In hits travel, a l a i l l n tumbled from the overtie.nl t.u k erralliiK the kind ol raekrl that s o u n d e d like a prelude la World War III line ol the players In the rear |niii|K*d straight up In Ills seal What was that?" hr wanted lo know My wall'll." another player answ ered him In a typical exchange lirtw rrn a inuplr n( kid iMlIplayers tiding die b u s and Imping tu make It In the b ig leagues some day liieti stated nut the window eu|ovtng some ul thr rich green rustn scenery along the wayside in the ratly aflrrnooti. Heanil ltd country up here, isn't it?" he said to Glynn, who is limn Waseca Minn . and has been til thr Illin ois seven years til Vim Is pulif by t lie Kxpos. one ul lo u r htg le a g u e tra in s su pplying you ng players to Ultra The I’lilllles Hangers mid Padres also have some playrrs with Utica Unlike most initial league team s, thr lllu r Sox are a to u|>rratlvr venture Tw o sports M ilto n R ichm an © W v ilb a r t r o n C v n lr a l A lt C a n d lt lo n « ( / H « a t P u m p W o n 't L o t Y o u D o w n I T JO ■ ■ A L L mi AUtOtAClM * ! M C A i'P v ^ M JB .# • - I IP* liu u a « J1 $ * - r * l l A -im ¥ " W t F *»*■* I' an i n IM I n o u i t|0 || II n H r | :r» < p Tr I K IK id t K •t *K II I r K ▼ i | i ] i* Kr* i#^ir» f< >mri * G » 1 0#*<* O l* 4 ’ r * » tr? ]< X t '* l I' > r*rK I >•1 h r *■1 f t f c lir * «K 0 tin i i k p j* »i m i l t i* h i t r u i «*• i t u p p i l» * Md » ■ \M « f |11171 i*hm i l l a ti «# «*C*#F* I K i d lit .* s # M V « D K l 0 ill H i Tfajg I t . 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FI ■M BI Cook Of The Week Bridle: 7 Can Have D inner Ready In H a lf An H o u r' Uy D orothy Greene H erald C orrespondent Titnea are changing. stereoii|n-s are pasw and sharing responsibilities m a marriage are nut unique And mi ii it with our i nok of the Week Larri Bridle w h o unwinds III th e kltrhrn after .1 hard day * w ork harry a Canadian transplant, is employed as a heavy equip mritl operator lor the City of Sanford Although his family moved io Central Florida when hr was quite young, Larry rememtwrs snow, and plenty of 11 especially lO fonl high snow drills he sal s l-trry and his will- JVmsr have three Invcli children Ten ve.rr old Curlna Muli'TIr, 7 anil Dai Id. I all ritpn Daddy s rooking I don t have any recipes says Larrv I Just put things together and Tm a fast took f ran liau dinner ready and in die inn rim a ir m hall an hour Denise also tias a lull lime )oh with dn City ot Sanford Parks Depart mi’ll t and Larry says A lot ol prople say that 's a woman s joh hut I don't tie Ilev r she should have <<> do lhat all herself I like lo do my pari other side 11 was really coming down, so I said there s your snow go lo It I had just gotten a m ovie camera and started taking pictures, hid didn't real ire until latei that I lorgol to take die lens cover oil’ " When Larn Isn’ t spending lim e w ith the la m lly . he s c o a c h in g a L i l l i e L e a g u e baseball team whose prom ) moment came this year when alter an undefeated season, they vied lor thr Cm Championship crown We plai two or direr games a week sometimes sals Larrv and practice In between so those last meals come m handy l.arrv sjieaks jirmidli ol his children and llieir excellent school grades sn 11 s easy to see win th e irs a sm oothly run household and the Bridles llnd lime lor lamlly togetherness They enjoy swimming In the tiarkvard jiool says Larrv and we have an Olympic size trampoline that w r all like m pimp around on We also have a go earl lhat the kids like to ride artmnd the parking hit once m .« while Most ol all they love lo llsh Cortna s entered ttshmg contests and won trophies, llsh lug rials and tackle txixrx She s a real gixxl hide fisherman The Bridle kids all have Ihclr chores to do and dial's die secret lo a well organized household And just lo ket-p Denise In practice l.arrv Iris her cook Ins (avorltr meal ol jxirk chops grreits mashed |x>talix-s gran and tils* tills <mcaslonalh I..111V Is a man ol surprises and Ini their loth wedding aunivet sarv he planned .1 church cere tnony so that he and Denise B 3 A l l * [1 B i c S could renew their vows At 'V I t 1 i l : 7 rangemenls w ere made lor about 200 guests complete with flow I ih I * *1 rrv rings, reception, and wed ding cake “ It was a complete Hiu|irise to her. savs Larry I had Ixnighi her a new oulltt and stie Ihoughl we were just going out lor the evening She couldn't believe that I planned It all by mysell I like doing things like that 1 really enjoy surprising her every chance I gel When It comes to mealtime, there are no real surprises, ju s t good wholesome meals Larrv has die distinction ol Being a tlnallsi In a recent contest sponsored by the Iro/en I im m I Industry In l tieir search lor arllvc- men and women w ho use and enjoy Iro/en f o o d s as an essential part ol (heir busy llleslyles l.arrv doesn't lollow unv spectllc recipes, but likes lo exjierlmenl and die results air always gixxl Utrry has a very dtllerenl wav M*r *ld Ptw'o by Tammy Vlnttal ot jirrjuirtng a lurkei that Is a lamlly favorite and produces a Larry B rid l* ta k e s dish fro m m ic ro w a v e o v e n . lender. Juicy and llavocul main “ Of rourse," Larry says. II m i wife made enough money. I wouldn't mind staying home and taking care of the house I enjoy doing yard work I tike rising up the house and I don't mind rleanlng I help with the housework and she helps me cut the grass It's a two-way streel Sfie helps me and I help her ” The Bridle family seem 10 do a great deal together and have tun doing 11 Camping is high on the 1isi of t.imill art 1vines, and, savs Larry, 'we go a land once a month We have a eampter and go anywhere within a Hirer or lo o t hour d r l i e I t 's se ll • ordained, so that's ronvrnelni Wr go fishing and il we catch something wr rook it or else we harherur hamburgers chicken or w hairier we like We never really plan anything we Just take II rast and have a good lime L a m recalls a trip lo Ten ­ nessee I lull Denise and the children really enjoyed None ol them had ever seen snow tie tori says Larry We were driving dirough a tunnel and when we went through 11 wasn’ t showing, hid when wr got to the • nurse Me uses 10 10 12 lb ttirkn no larger He then prr parrs a brown pajx-r twig bv coating the inside with vegetable oil sprinkling In spices to taste such .is salt pepper garlic powifrr. Baked onion and about I table spoon onion soup mix Hr thru rubs the turkey with butter and puts u 111 the paper bag sealing it and then wraps tt in aluminum loll t his is ihrn put on the tiarbccur and allowed to rix>k tor about 2 hours ’ "You’ ll never taste a more delicious lenderturkrv sayslarrv For quick hearty meals the See COOK. 3B T H U R S .-F R I.— SAT. JUNE 27-28-29 S T O R E -W ID E OFF D R ESSES, SLA C K S. SHORTS TO PS, SW IM SU ITS, LIN G ERIE AND SHO ES (Excluding Cologne*. Fall f ashions G Shoes) SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS SPECIAL RACK OF SWIM SUITS and COVER UPS < OO iff Safe* Final • ( aiZi * Check • VIM m Masted ant ) 116 W . F ir s t S t. P h . 323-4132 O o w n to w n S a n fo rd ' H U s lm V S O w ner S P E T A C U L A R SU M M ER S A V IN G S S E M I -A N N U A L ^ /B E G IN S r f THURS. J JUNE f \ 27th SHO E STORE A LADIES’ SHOES DRESS A CASUALS VALUES TO $110 VALUES TO $90 Now *1990.*5990 N ow *15 90.s! « Grizzlies l kiiwlt jian tM ws Winthrop Rand 5 0 % O FF .w SI m il 9(m£ natural,Z£K Freeman LA D IES ’ HANDBAGS ^ Candles C0TY19 MEN'S WESTERN BOOTS 2 0 -4 0 % O FF CHILDREN’S SHOES SPORT SHOES VALUES TO S35 VALUES TO $50 N ow s9*°-$1 Stride Rite N ow $14®°-*25 Bata Cand les Pro-Ked Rf J /0 Ofl On Name Brand S hoes For Men, Women A nd Children »« At M S H O E *> STORE t 8 ftM �H e r a ld . Sa ttle rd . F I. W e d n e sd a y , Ju n e U . IW J r Microwave Magic Home F.mnomlsl , Pilling: 4-5cups fresh hlurlterrlrs Vi cup sugar 3 tablespoons flour Vi irus|>oon cinnamon '/« teuspoon nutmeg In l a r g e b o w l c o m b in e blueberries und remaining In­ gredients Turn Into a buttered U-Int'h or 10-Inch deep dish pie plate. Top with Crumb Mixture. Seminole Community College ' Sprinkle with cinnam on and su gar. M icrowave on 100% power 11-16 minutes If filling Is bubbling hard, reduce |>owrr to 85% (MED HIGH) and Increase the cooking time by BLUEBERRY COBBLER VANILLA CUSTARD SAUCE I stick butter I cup milk I ( tip self rising (lour1 I cup sugar 4 cups blueberries, swrelened to taste Microwave butter on lOO% (tower (I minute to melt) in a 2-quart casserole. Add milk, flour, sugar and mix together. Pour fruit over batter, IK) NOT STIR. Microwave on 100% |mwrr H-10 minutes, or until done. If you want to brown the i rust, sprinkle with sugar and dnnumon and place under the c o n v e n tio n a l b roiler u few minutes. (Be sure to watch): or. If vnur oven Is equipped with a convection unit this Is a good rtilpc lo convect. Serve with a rum or vanilla sauce. The microwave oven elim i­ nates the possibility of scorching when making any sauce because die cooking occurs from all sides rather than only from the txit- (for fruit and fruit dessert.s| Li cup sugar 4 egg yolks L« teaspoon salt 2 cups Half ft Half 1« teaspoon vanilla Beal sugar, egg yolks und salt until m ixtu re thickens (2-3 minutes). Microwave Half ft Half with vanilla on IOO% power 3-4 minutes Just to boiling. Gradu­ ally (tour hut milk mixture Into egg yolk mixture, heating con­ tinuously. Microwave on 70% power until mixture thickens. Strain If necessary. several minutes. This rerlpe comes from Min­ nesota where blurlrerrlcs also grow. DEEP DISH BLUEBERRY PIE Butter Crumb Pastry Top­ ping: 12^ cups) 4 t ups ull-purpose flour 3 sticks butter or margarine 2 teaspoons salt Beat Ingredients In mixing bowl at low speed unlll particles are fine. Place In container and use as needed. Hrfrlgrratr up to two months or frre/e. hand mixer. Microwave again, tom . You need to stir o c ­ stirring several times, until m ix­ casionally rather than continu­ ture Is thick and clear. Cool. o u s ly . I f you use a g la ss Ile a l m ilk lo s c a ld in g In m e a s u r e , s a u c e s c a n be m i c r o w a v e o v e n , a d d measured, mixed, and cooked In marshmallows, stir, blending the same container. Four and them Into milk as they melt. eight cup (ratter bowls are Ideal M icrow ave until m ixture Is for this type of preparation: BLUEBERRY SAUCE FOR ICE smooth Cool. Fold Into whipped cream. T o assemble dessert, CREAM 3 cups blueberries sprrad cream m ixture over Airup sugar crust Spread blueberry mlxturr Li cup water over cream. Top with crumbs U cup lemon Juice Refrigerate overnight Mix and microwave on 100% (xiwrr 2-3 minutes. Everyone** favorite! Midge Mycoff BLUEBERRY DESBERT Crust: 30 graham crackers, crushed Vi cup butter Vi cup sugar Pilling! 3 cu p s fresh b lu e b e r r ie s (frozen can t>c used also) 4 tablespoons corn starch I cup sugar Pinch of salt I lablrs|Kton lemon Jul< e 32 marshmallows I cup milk 1 cup cream, whipped Combine crust Ingredients and pat Into 13x9" pan Reserve alrout Vi cup crumbs to sprinkle on tup. Combine Ix-rrlcs. corn starch, sugar, salt und lemon |ulre. M icrowave about I Vi minutes, removr and Ik-ui with a Y ’ s ' h a i r s t y l i n c ; d e n SALE P R IC ES! COLOR HIGHLIGHTS *15.00 i j g a t SE T | CAREFREE *37.50 CURLS c 0 Try Easy Blueberry Desserts B lueberries are In season again. l-argr. plump, deep-blue varieties are grown In Central Florida. The Ocala area boasts several berry plantations thnt arc open to the public for picking. Plastic buckets are provided for picking, but you must have your own containers In which lo take the berries after they are weighed. Eighty cents per pound Is the price this year. Blueberries can be stored In (he refrigerator for al least a week and they frre/e well also. We enjoy the fresh berry on cereal and Ice cream, with other fresh fruits and as an Ingredient In many delicious desserts All t h e s e r e c i p e s , u s in g Ih c microwave oven, are quirk and easy. I RELUOR TOUCH UP J00 COMPLETE WITH SET L L . C E N T E R M A L L (Hwy. 17-fl) 323-5227 Walk-In* AI way* Welcome eu rete i UAAAami ECO N O M Y D EN TURE CLINIC UPPER DENTURE os.to LOWER DENTURE o s tjo EACH * 1 4 9 0 0 onl? Same Day Repairs And Relines G E R A L D W . C O R U M , D .M .D . 565 HWY. 434, WINTER SPRINGS NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY _ . _ _ _ 3 2 7 - 1 2 0 2 surgery can make your life easier. Laser • The Technology Of Tomorrow - Today! 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Baauty bar soap. Limit 4 bars. Raoulartv To 2.09. Spray, solTd, roll-on or cream. Priest flood Al AN Famlty Dollar Stores Through This Weekend. duMI' On t oms hams. No Soles To Pastars. V A DU WTH COUfOS 0SLT 11/11(1 M-IS store h o u r s MON -SAT 9 AM •6 PM SUNDAY 1PM •6 PM 413 E. FIRST ST. (Nsit To Wlon Dixie) �E v e n in g H « r a ld . S a n to rd , F I. W e d n e s d a y . J u n e 2*. l f f » — I B Nobody Is Going To Spoil Juror's Honesty DEAR A B B Ti This Is m y second week o f Jury duly. I’ ve committed for eight weeks of Jury duty, and I am afraid by the time It ts over, my marriage will also be over. My husband, a very o p i­ nionated and persuasive man. Insists that I tell him the details of the trial I am now on. knowing full well that I have sworn not to talk about It until It’s over. I have rrfused to discuss the case with him. but he Is very angry, which has created a lot o f frlrllon between us. Today ts our 19th wedding anniversary, and he's using that as a reason why I should tell him, "After all." he said, "w e've kepi no secrets from each other all these years, and If you really love me you would trust me enough to tell me everything." I told him I love him enough to not ask him to do something he thought was wrong I looked forward to being an honest Juror, and nobody Is going to spoil ii lor me — not even my husband Thanks for letting me get this off my chest. Abby. I'm signing m y nam e, but for ob viou s reasons, sign th is ... OFF MY CHEST DEAR OFF: You are right on! In time, your husband s anger will blow over. Meanwhile, In his heart he knows you're right, and he can only love and respect you more for your Integrity. DEAR A B B Y : The le tte r s ig n e d " T i r e d o f 'O K ' In Arizona" brought lo mind the following: Few people know the origin of 2 30 until 5 3 0 pm . at their hom e" etc., etc. SEEN E V E R YTH IN G IN S T . PA U L. MINN. Dear Abby DEAR SEEN: I think It s was mv older sister who died Irum cigarettes. 1 tried to get her to quit, hut tier only answer was thr same as many others "1 m not hurting anybody but my sell unique, courageous and original. DEAR A B B Y: Grieving In Gulfport. Miss." could have been signed "G rie vin g In Wichita Kan ' and written by me Only It But the night she died, her laintly had lo listen lo her cry but. "H elp me. help m e." And that's the night she hurt a lot of olhrr people. GRIEVING IN W IC H IT A MONEY SAVING COUPONS the expression "O K ' Our eighth president. Martin Van Buren was born and raised In Klnderbook. N Y. In later years he was nicknamed "Old Klndcrhook." During his presidency, when a bill was brought before him. he would either veto It or approve It by Initialing tt "O K " for his nickname. Hence an OK In­ dicated approval And that's how OK became a part of the language t h e ‘ *1011 A t i r.i up in ir i.i I M W 1 DON FINN. ORANGE. CALIF. DEAR DON: Thanks for an Interesting bit of trivia. And for those who wonder If I am any kin to Old Klnderhook. I am not I took the Abigail from ihr Old Testament IBook of Samuell and the Van Buren from our eighth president because I liked the aristocratic ring. DEAR ABBY: VVhul do you Ihlnk of this Invitation from a 3-month-old son who was born out of wedlock: "John Jay Smith requests the pleasure of your company at an open house lo celebrate the marriage of his parents. Richard James Smith and Jane Susan Doe, Saturday. June 15th, from 54300085150505 —7 J M n f f - , I - I I l ■ ..I For the UTTIE ADS that MEASURE UP... in Salts and Profits, ...Cook «w Iht BUSINESS REVIEW! C ontinued From IB Don't delay, dart yew id in the nut h i m .... following recipes are amoqg the (avorllrs al the Bridle home and c a n he a d j u s t e d lo y o u r particular tastes: CHICKEN OR PORK CHOP CASSEROLE 1 3-4 lb. chicken, cul Into pieces, or 4-6 pork chops 2 cans cream of mushroom soup 2»eans green beans (nr 2 10 oz pkgs. froren) 1 pkg. onion soup mix Spread green beans evenly In bottom of 13x9" baking dish. FMaer chicken or pork chops on top. then sp oon u n d ilu ted mushroom soup on lop of that. Sprinkle soup mix evenly over all and bake at 375° for about 30 minutes or until meat Is done. Serves 4 to 6. Coll: 322-2611 rw r1- • - V I L L A G E 323-5454 FLE A M ARKET 323-5454 SANFORD’S FIRST AND ONLY REAL FLEA MARKET NOW FULLY PAVED 1500 FRENCH AVE. CHICKEN AND DUMPLINOS l large chicken, cut up I envelope onion soup mix 1 pkg. refrigerator biscuits Sail and pepper lo taste Place chicken In large sauce­ pan and add waler lo cover. Bring to a bolt and simmer until ch ick en Is ten d er R em ove chicken from pot and lei cool, saving liquid Rem ove meat from bour« and return to pot. Add onion soup mix to liquid. Break biscuit dough In pieces and place on lop of chicken In pot. Simmer about 20 minutes, or until biscuit dough Is rooked through, like dumplings. Serve wllh rice or noodles Serves 4 to 6 M EAT LOAF TTTT1 SANFORD. FLA. OPEN WED -fRI.-SAf.-SUN. RAIN OR SHINE ALL DIAMONDS IN STOCK! L A R R Y 'S KITCHEN SINK STEW 2 lbs. slew beef, cubed 3-4 celery stalks, diced 2 whole onions 1 pkg frozen French style green beans 2 carrots, diced I pkg frozen potatoes, whole 1 pkg, frozen corn 1envelope onion soup mix 1-arry puts all the above Ingrrdlrnts together In a large pot with a ltd. adds enough water to half fill II and rooks II for about 3 hours, or until meat is tender. 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There arc clips o f the dead umasslnatlon o f President John F Kennedy form s the cen ­ p r e s i d e n t ' s r e t u r n l o terpiece around which a two- W a sh in gton , th r In c re d ib le hour version of ABC s Call to televised shooting of assassin Lee Harvey Oswald, (he Ken­ G lory" Is set. The show w . a s shot a s a nedy funeral, the skittish rider­ two-hour episode in the series, less horse Blackjack, the (wo intended n* give "C all lo Glory" little Kennedy children whose — so well reviewed, so poorly lather had been killed. Everyone who was old enough w.tirhed — a much needed to be aware will be reminded IXHist. Instead (he series died i terminal ratings and ABC fount! where they were on Nov. 22. 1963 And there are the Somaes Itself stuck with a two-hour doing what all ol us did for four leftover. The network derided to air It days — watching television, Sunday al 9 p.m as the nightly crying Inwardly or copiously, movie For "C all to G lory" fans, and sharing In national mourn­ that s good news, as Air Force ing The Sarnacs had met Kennedy Col Raynor Sarnac and his family fare personal troubles — — according lo lhe story line and national tragedy — in the Col. Sarnac was to brief Kennedy ilavw from Nov. 19 through Nov. nn his recent trip lo Vietnam on the afternoon of Nov. 22 — 25.1963 giving them a chance to express Viewers who never watched sarnar ICratg T Nelson) hts ihr kind of thing Americans fell that awful Friday wile Vanessa (Cindy Pickett) and their children In the regular For "Call lo G lory" fans, this •series may have trouble picking show Is a must. For others. It Isa up the pieces of the Sarnac mixed bag but certainly well 'dual Ion worth considering , But liberally Interspersed with "Cagney A Lacey” |CBS) Is the I lie llelfonal rhameters are film most bclleveable series on televi­ flips o[ Jai k and Jarquellne sion and lls stars. Sharon Gless Kennedy — on their way lo and Tyne Daly, arc the best Dallas, the assassination Itself, ifie sw earing In o f Lyndon actresses around: "T h e Cosby S h ow " INBC) Is the best comedy. Johnson, w ith a w ide-eyed MARKET-C F VILLAGE CHEESE STORE MARKET SANFORO �E v e n i n g H e ra ld . S a n f o r d , F I. Freezing W e d n e w t a y . J u n e I t . 1e * S - S B P re serve Fresh Fruits For Later Use No wonder freezing ts the most popular method of preserving food, for a minimum of time and energy, ti pays great dividends. Beyond the benefit of having a year long supply of delicious produce, freezing helps retain fresh flavors, textures, nutrients and c o lo r s , q u a litie s o fte n altered during canning or drying processes. Capitalize on the bounty of fresh fruits available In produce departments, roadside stands, or In your own garden or orchard with the following Ideas from the makers o f Zlploc heavy duty freezer bags. 2 freezer bags, quart sized 1 cup apple Juice (approxi­ mately) H cup quick-cooking tapioca 1M cups all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder Mi teaspoon cinnamon W teaspoon salt W cup butter M cup milk 1 egg. beaten Freeze fruit In syrup In freeze bags To Prepare Pie Defrost s tr a w b e r rie s and peach slices Just unlit thawed, but still cold. Drain and set a s id e : re s e rv e J u ices. Add enough apple Juice to fruit Juices to make 2 cups liquid. Combine Juices and tapioca In small saucepan. Let stand 5 minutes. Bring to boiling and boll I minute, stirring constantly, or until mixture Is thickened Cord to lukewarm* Arrange drained fruit In 8-Inch square glass baking dish Pour thickened juice mixture over fruit: spread evenly. Combine flour, sugar, baking powder, clnnamona and salt In mixing txiwl Cut In butter with pastry blender or tw o knives until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Combine milk and egg Stir Into flour mixture only until ingredients are moistened and a dough forms. Turn dough onto lightly floured board. Roll into 8-Inch square, about l«-lnch thickness. Cut Into strips. Cross strips to make lattice over fruit. Bake at 375 *F. for 25 to 30 minutes, or until top Is Hghtlv browned and flaky. Makes 8 servings • N ote: To prepare sugar syrup tor fruit, combine 4 cups sugar and 4 cups water lo make a 50 percent (heavy) syrup. Bring lo boding: rook until sugar dis­ solves Chill PREPARATION — Select firm, ripe fruits at their flavor peak. Freezing will help preserve, but not improve the quality of fruits Plan to freeze them as soon as possible after p ic k in g to hold fresh flavors. — Sort, rrtnovtng blemished and o v e r -r ip e fruits. W ash tjtilckly and gently In cold water and drain Immediately; soaking In water can make fruits mushy. ! — Peel, trim, pit or hull fruits ahd cut In uniform pieces If desired. — Select heavy weight freezer bhgs specifically designed to withstand freezer temperatures. Zipper-top bags will allow you lo remove virtually all air — a major source of freezer burn Transparent bags make It easy to Identify freezer contents and dark more conveniently than cumbersome plasllc containers. ‘. Cookbooks offer several tech­ niques for freezing: the syrup artd loose-puck methods are oflen preferred berause they are quick, easy and result In fruit thiii Is ideal for many uses LOOSE-PACK METHOD • This method Involves freezing berries and fruit pieces Individu­ ally In the freezer on cookie {Herts or trays. When fruit Is pearly solid, transfer Into bags *hd place In freezer. Remove as Otuch air as possible from the tipper-top bags before sealing. It WtM be easy to remove contents 8* needed and rcseal. • N o sugar or other sweeteners are added to loose-pack fruits, an advantage for health conscious people. 8 T R U F METHOD Sugar enhances the taste of most fruits and is a preferred technique for freezing those with abundant Juices, or that bruise ot- discolor easily. A syrup Is made by dissolving sugar In w ater, th orou gh ly cooling and mixing with fruit before It Is sealed Into a freezer bag. The concentration o f sugar to water varies; a light syrup (30 to 35 t>rrcent solution) has less sugar and Is commonly used for sweet berries; heavy syrup (60 to 65 percent solution) has more sugar than water and may be used to freeze tart fruits such as (cach es that will serve as filling for pie, pastry or m eringue sheila. Whole, fiavorful raspberries, fro z e n w ith the loose-p ack method, are featured tn the following recipe for Raspber­ ry-Nut Muffins. The Strawber­ ry-Peach Pudding Pie makes the most o f fresh peaches and strawberries frozen In a syrup method In freezer bags Fresh fruits are frozen for lafer use In fhe Raspberry Nut Muffins and Strawberry Peach Pudding Pie with a lattice crust. It's the little things that make the difference at ththtix Grilled franks. Thick, juicy burgers. Tender steaks and crisp green salads, l ire up your grill with line foods from Publix. You’ll find everything to make your cookout sizzle with flavor and freshness. 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Store In pint-sized freezrr bag In freezer until rrady to use. To prepare mudina: •Com bine milk, oil and egg Stir In flour, sugar, baking powder and salt Just until moistened. Quickly and gently fold In frozen raspberries and pecans. Fill 12 greased muffin cups two-thirds full. Bake In 400* F. oven 20 to 2S minutes or until toothpick In­ serted In center comes out clean. Immediately remove from pan. Cool thoroughly and store Indi­ vidually In storage bags. Makes 12 muffins : STRAWBERRY PEACH PUDDINO PIE 2 cups strawberries, frozen In 5b percent sugar syrup* ■2 cua peach slices, frozen tn 50 percent sugar syrup* . Y o u n g 'n T e n d e r , G o v e r n m e n t- I n s p e c te d , S h ip p e d D & D , F r e s h Not F r o z e n , P re m iu m G r a d e The American Way ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tasty Pickle A Pimento Loaf or Cooked Salam i.... 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In addition to providing your taining friends. Hlte-slzrd tidbits, buffet with color and flavor, both decorative and delicious, asparagus Is rich in nutritional allow guests to sample a variety value One cup of cooked aspar­ of savory treats Elegant and agus contains H5% of an adult's simple to prepare. Asparagus recommended dally allowance Ham Roll-Ups and Asparagus lor Vitamin C, 1» the require­ Htcolta Canapes add to any ment for Vitamin A. and nearly a evening's fare. tenth of the Iron requirement In the r o ll- u p s . a ta n g y ASPARAG U S R IC O T T A horseradish saute coats thin CAN A P E S ham slices, which snuglv wrap I < lb fresh asparagus hlancrd asparagus spears Sliced '■« cup sour cream • into colorful rounds, they are 'i cup P a rm esa n ch eese, attractive and tasty Asparagus Klcolta Canapes are a mellow grated cup rlrnua cheese mixture of three r heeses aspar­ II A tp a ra g u B ca n a p o s are p a rty ploasor*. Florida Produce Plentiful r Lettuce Wash and snap ends off aspar­ agus to make 11z lbs Cut Into ft •t n c h l e n g t h s . S t e a m 4 minutes. Plunge into cold water to stop cooking. Drain. C om b in e m ayonnaise and prepared horseradish Spread 1 teaspoon o f this mixture on each ham slic e, place, asparagus s|x-.irs on each ham slice: roll up Chill thoroughly: slice Into one-inch pieces To serve, ar­ range on lettuce leaves 24 servings 4-oz package r ream rheese, sollriird 2 I able spoons mayonnaise 1i cup heavy errant, whipped HA nips Florida celery, thinly d lm l 3 cups Florida watermelon halls chilled llrlghl green Florida let I uer leaves 1Z cup ( hopped Flof Ida per ans Heal cream cheese with may­ onnaise until smooth and Hullv Fold into whipped cream add celery. Auungr watermelon on salad greens and lop with cel­ ery cheese dressing Sprinkle with chopped |recalls Serves tl P u b lix M ilk Breakfast Club Florida Grade A While gallon size Large Eggs 1v teaspoon dry mustard Florida lettuce leaves ' • cup green onion, very thinly S ill I I I '• m p Irrslt Florida parsley, m im ed Ariange H thick tomato slices In a shallow linking dish nr pan, Mix together Italian dressing, salt and mustard Spoon dress­ ing m ixture over tom atoes ( ‘ovci t'hlll 2 to 3 horns, hasting is easloii.dly To serve place each tomato on a lettuce leal and gutnish with m inced onion, paisley, and a little ol the dressing ServesH LIME SNOW CREAM 2 Tablespoons {2 envelopes) plain gelatin 'A cup Flopd.i sugar I cups FloridaImltcimilk I I cup Florida lime |u|ee I lras(K»oii grain! lime rind 1cop Flor Ida w hipping t team 2 cups slightly sweetened Ircsli licn lr* Combine plain gelatin and sugar lu saucepan Add hut leim llk: mix well Ileal grudu ally, suitingeouslautly just until gelatin M ild sug.il ate dissolved Sin In lime Juice and lime rind K r t i i g r r u l r unt i l s l i g h t l y llilckcucd (alKiui 1 hour) Whip errant until still, set aside Ileal gelatin mixture JO seconds or null slightly bubbly. 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Iliere are plenty ol walennelons anil tomatoes, liny now at the right prices to plan promotions 2 Tablespoons 2 Tablespoons grceti onions or i hives, thinly sliced 11 cup sliced almonds, toasted 11 loaf appetizer rye bread Wash asparagus and snap off ends: cul Into W Inch slices Steam blanch fur one minute. Plunge into cold water to cool Drain Combine asparagus with sour cream, cheeses anti onion. Spread onto s l i c e s of appetizer rye bread. Garnish with toasted alm ond slices 10 servings A S P A R A G U S HAM R O L L UPS 2 lb s I r esh a s p a r a g u s , trim m ed ft lbs fully cooked boneless ham. cut into I n/ slices ^ Internist.......it % 30c OFF £ Citrus A White Wine All Tomperature Heavy Duty :;Wllh This Coupon ONLY : ; Saves Gas. Cleans Carburotor, % ■-Removes Water A Fights Gas Una J Freeze -O-Oz. Gas Treatment, • •B-Oz. Protector Boautltler, 12-Oz.:; JHoavy Duty Brake or Power Stoering Fluid or 15-0z. •• Oil Treatment Purex Detergent.. 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S s n lo r d . F I. W e d n e t d a y , J u n e 24. Barbecuing Traditional Delight Of The Season Entertaining tru-nds and lann Iv ir tm s so easy m the summer, especially when the cooking can be done out of the kitchen and in ihr cool fresh alt Barbecuing is one of the season's traditional delights It your entertaining spare Is limited Indoors. a good old-fashioned outdoor cookout may give you plenty of room for guests And warm weather holt days such as the Fourth o f July and Labor Day or the llrst day the Irmperalure Inis *K) degrees, may provide the perfect oppor lunltv In kirk oil your shoes, breathe deeply and In the tan M arinade adds flavor and color to lamb chops and kabobs. S P EC IA LS M I «,** « 1»***!»Ih"i*« [J? 0 •■■t * m *«w* •wood14«• • !-»*«s*>C»d*a #** XX Northern Napkins Dixie Plates 48-ct. pkg. Louis Rich 6 0 - c t. p k g . Ground Turkey Cool Whip 140-ct. pkg. Correctol Laxative ««. r» sets *■<•■"»#|i« Birds Eye Extra Creamy or Regular Printed Paper Living Ware 9-Inch Disposable T a b le t s \ jffR K ts n a A is 0 < UN duHHta**«# tali/m g arom a ol rh.ireoal rooked foods make \our mouth a atrr Barbecurs are a impul.it wav to celebrate Barbecuing with New Zealand Spring taint* Is au economical and easy choice Since M s a v a ila b le in the supermarket Irce/rr vrar round vou can stock vour home Irce/rr with a number ol different cuts. -»o they're always on hand lor a spur-of-the-moment bash Lamb supplies 40 percent ol an adult's m in im u m re q u ire m e n ts (or protein and only l »>0 calories jar I 1a ounces; phis it has less 1 1-lb. pkg. 8-oz. bowl A $3 3 9 ■Health & B eautvl 3 5 4 9 ” I Tablets i* *i’ D igel Mint $4I 99 Pump for Adults or Kids Publix Teller IFrozen Food I * 0 " 24 MOU« CO tiVf Nil f«Cl fCMl c AS n AN# ON j Donald Duck Concentrate Produce Minute Maid Regular Style Chilled O r a n g e J u ic e “ »* *169 Minute Maid Chilled Grapeado. Fruit Punch or L e m o n a d e ..... *«7 7 9 e For the 4th of July! Red. White & Blue C a r n a t io n B o u q u e t ......... '-TT *291 O r a n g e J u i c e .......... ’!£* , 139 A q u a -fre s h T o o t h p a s t e .......... Extra Strength T y le n o l T a b le ts * ' "• • iff IOOtl 'bill S 1 19 *1; $ 4 99 W a f f le s ..................... s 109 Lender s Plain 79* Banquet Chicken Turkey or B^ot P o t P i e s ...................4 £V» *1 Peppendge Farm Chocolate Fudge, German Chocolate. Gold*3n, Coconut. Butterscotch Pecan. Chocolate Mint or Vanilla L a y e r C a k e s ........... pW s 1b9 Ore Ida P ix ie C r i n k l e s ........'?£' s 119 PictSweet Cut Corn, Mixed Vegetables or Breakstone’s Assorted G o u rm e t D ip s Breakstone’s H ui 99* tut II u i S o u r C re a m 6 3* t up Mazola Twin Pack Diet M a rg a rin e Pickwick E n g lis h M u ffin s C re sce n t D in n e r R o lls 9 5* 1i ot 4 5* pkg n 41 Vlasic Sliced Pickles K o s h e r Dills t Jin 99* i; ut $ -J 19 Sargento Cheese sps S lic e d S w is s Kraft Chunk Style Mild or Medium Cheddar Ch eese p*°g' *155 Scott’s Cold Pack Sharp Cheddar, Cheddar with Bacon or Swiss Almond C h e e s e S p re a d "Y M 29 t 0 TH A P U B V . il M M F r l S T n ff R IG H T T O L i M i l O U A N T I Tiff %| O t 0 Valvolmo 10W/20W/40W *1°9 100 JwGreenStam ps 24 o r cu p lli a a k t l o n * » Sour C ream 15 If H it Jwnt f t July 1 i g i l i L............. Tint Ad m . Cl... At That* Location. Onl, Bile Size Peter Paul M o u n d s or A lm o n d J o y C a n d y .......... ’2.Y *1/9 Kraft M a rs h m a llo w s 79* Fo r Your C o o k o u t! Hamburger & B U Y ONE... ...GETONE Hot Dog Buns SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD LONGWOOD VILLAGE CENTER LONGWOOD 8 -ct. Sweat, Extra Moist, Luxurious Gourmet Brownies............ ^ M ” Made With Tha Freshest Ingredisnts! Golden Loaf Pound C a k e .... r Flavorful m « F R E E (Reg. Price S1.56 Each Doz.) Packed With Goodness! Peanut Butter Cookies Cheese Ring.......*£ *1»» il.mt sbons a«au»bl« at an Putun . atcuaa 4 Damin Bakanaa pkg. 4 Kaiser Rolls 9 n t it i * 0 69* Delicious Tasting! MiniBegeletfes.....12 •« 99e D'alinclively Dlffersnl Pie! Cherry Crumb Pie llama abova svailabla at Pu bU i atoras with (rvatore bakarlaa only. for IK * for $ 2> » Itama aba.a avatfabta at Fubia atixaa with in-itora bibaiwa only. bopped union I I b as|Minn lint pepp< t s . i i i i 1 *1 Spring liiinltshnuldei • Imps 1mlim Dil niHi m.il v sail and lint pepper setter mix well I'laee 1 Imps m pl.isiii bag m shallow d is h en v e r v. till m a r i n a d e Marinade nvrriilghi iiirnlug as •■Men .is possible Drain and n s o vi marinade Drill ■Imps live to six lln lies m i l iliedt mu high heat lh in '20 minutes iin iuiig and brushing n llrn with resi'rved iii.irln.nl. YIELD Almnl l setv lligs '.?»»* s2 '9 Krall Sliced Natural Monterey Jack or M u e n ste r C h e e s e 1 i lalilespiMins v 1'gel at lie nil i inhlfs|HHin dried rnsematy 11nmbled I tras|HHiu S.Ij 1 In small tmwl inn dime In t i I lb Pillsbury m I i.ihli sjtoon brow n s 11g.11 1 leas) moil ill % iiiusl.itd ■t teaspoon s,ill I 1j pounds Imiicd leg ol Spi m g l.ituli eel Inin I nu li i tiltcs I /in 1 lillil sliced ‘ 1 1111 It dili k s small nniotis. pi • I. -d and i ui 111 tiall I J small liesti iniisluiiiiuis 1 In 11\ Inin.Ilni s hi small bowl iiim liln r .ill lllgl irlleuts except vegetal lies mix well <’ii\ei l t i 1ilgiT.de I hours in o y e tu ig lil R em o v e lamb iis e iv i maim.11I1 lhie.nl la m b mi s k e w e is alli t nalely w it ti vigil.1I1I1 piei es Cniik lamb on a grill nvei h o i i o a l s I h uimules tin 11 and tnush nlbn w nh 111.1t made dm mg 1iHikmg YIELD 4 in •> set v mgs 14cup F is h F lo r e n t in e ........ 'P.V s2 29 Fresh s lim 1 eitp beet M rs Paul's Fish Mornay. Fish Dijon or THIS AD EFFECTIVE: THURS., JUNE 27 THRU W ED., JU LY 3, 1983 . . . BARBECUE LAM B W ITH SN A PPY M A R IN A D E I 1 cup loinalo June I I ahjes|mens e idei v illegal TI PSY LAMB MARI NADE G r e e n P e a s ...............’LY 69* M o to r O i l ....... cl. tlarltcrtir l.amti K a lw h with sitappv Marinade is one dish that s delicious. prntv te look at .nut tun te rat Cubes el New Zealand Spring lamb eut Item a b o n e le s s |rg a re m a r in a t e d overnight In a sweet and vnir blend el her Its and spires and threaded on skewers wyih alter n.umg pleees el liesti vegetables la k e uriv.Ullage el vein garden produce and use /iirehlnt red vellow or green |*eppers In place ol 1he suggested vegetables il yeti wish Allot lit-1 drill lens barber tit it r lp c tipsy Lamb Marinade eninbtlles retd liert y. II >i rose mat y onion vegetable ell and a dash ol hoi peppet satire te add a spark In New Zealand lamb shoulder i hops C .nllm g the 1 hops three te six inches ever m e d i u m h igh c o a l s ln,i l a iiu nules will keep the me.n teiidet (nicy and pink iltitsh ttit-lit nlleil with die leseryed marinade to luing mil die deli 1ate flavor ol the meal l i,ihles|MHins chopped om en J l.ihles|wmns W nrersIcrslUlc Aunt Jemima Family Pack Regular or Blueberry B a g e l e t t e s ..............V*g‘ -..itorated t.it than most grain list beet tarts ih.it arc good tut Mill* titer calor le conn Ier-> te knew Publix Sim ple Low -Cal Salad By A lleen C laire NEA Food Editor Soup and salad tin him h help ■ui down on total caloric (jdake and are a step toward shedding a lew extra pounds A crunchy rice salad with apples anil walnuts served on green lettuce with a cup of IhmiiIIoii nr chilled iiiadrllrne IIonia to consomme) and u Irrsh (ruli cup make a meal that satisfies SIM PLE CRUNCHY RICE SALAD 2 small tarf red applrx. cored and chopped 2 teaspoons lemon juice 3 n ips cooked r|cc, cooled I cup sherd celery ■ti cup chopped walnuts 1» cup sweet pickle relish U cup bottled T hou sand Island dressing 1i teaspoon sail V4 teaspoon ground black pepper. Sprinkle apples with lemon juice blended with 2 lublcspoous water Mix with rice, celery, walnuts and relish Blend re­ maining Ingredients; toss with rice mix lure Serve on salad greens. U de­ sired. This kllchen tested recipe makes 6 servings at 340 calories per serving, using sw rrl pickle relish and regular salad dress­ ing: 230 calories per serving, using low-calorie relish and salad dressing C ru n ch y Rice Salad wi t h apples and walnuts may tic a lunch entree or a side dish for a light dinner with fish or chicken. �I BLONOIE IB— Evening Herald, Senlord. FI. by Chic Young Wednetdey, June 24. IfU BEETLE BAILEY MISS BUXLEY Ho p e r s o n a l m m l FOP YOU, SIR J U S T THE USUAL ARMY STUFF B u s in e s s M A IL COMES HERE, TO MV O F F IC E I ■ by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER i'm a* g fjwci ee fyjht f A ^ T t i ERE lc * VJAiT A S S f F - V MliWtE'.WT ............ f w u where by Bob Montana ARCHIE by Howls Schneldsr WHEPfS FIELDSCWl * “Mr im sunouj M C firA v r . AUOHCUCS AMOJVWOUS TUESDAY r , G A M B L E R S AMOfOYMOUS.. VUtDWt^DAY IS <MJ?£AT£RS. THURSDAY is S f c m F S a ito ir f p c a y SlL^tT GA1ECS AJJOMWVOU5. SATUFDfyY IS TWL PRjMIVUtTY R A PS LS S O O .. “ v «r 4 } ijUSs MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS AM N E£ c?M M t LEFT ■AKI r BUGS BUNNY >o> a c e . m o w s O ea o\ $AN e ^ A '- H P U L , D <4, What S S \ VV£2g 3o s m i> r e c M A Ch £ C ie ? ^ xxj If yD u IW in k 3 0 |4A\,£ ANVTminCJ'TD V O NM'fW A P O L E -*v L f - /j AMD 0»J SUFJDAV me n ts s c a r X “ P i •■ nr, 15 ie DEAR DR. G O TT - Although I've never had long, strong nails. I never had trouhlr with thr <uiIdes until a few months ago. The edges of my nails have gollen tender, red and puffy, and there seems lo he a hit of proud flesh there. I don't chew my nails What am I doing wrong? Whal <an I do to prevent tills Irimi recurring'’ DEAR READER - The pre­ sence of cuticle Irrtiallon In­ dicates that Infection Is the most ACROSS lim e being, leave your nails alone and soak your fingers four times a day In water as hot as you can stand tt. to which you can add a little bactericidal soap. .Send your questions lo Dr. Gnu ui PO. Do* 91428. C/eteUtni. Ohio 44101 Anew er to P re v io u t P u iil* 4 M ao lung 1 Cat 5 H ebrew letter 6 Food ( s i) 6 Talk ally 10 P it y * ’ 7 Lear* 12 Bull (111 | 8 Sov,*1 truer 14 Shipwotm 15 On* devoted to r#l>g>ou* w ork IS Full at Hud | 17 Authof ot ''The R iv e n ' 19 Olhenw tM 2 0 R ig** 2 3 Knot* 26 Quantity at c o o l 27 Southern t u t * USB' | 3 0 O 'C h d tti* 9 Connection* 11 Slangy denial 12 Tenuout g n t p 1 3 B it h o p t p rovince 18 B ateb all player M el 7 0 S lrd e i on enow 21 Jeuurih e tce tic 22 Sign up 2 3 B d le r nut 2 5 P erceive odor m im M i 32 South A m e rican 2 7 Dili teed 2 8 W itamg pliin* 34 T#n*nt 2 9 Concerning |2 wdt | 35 C o m p letio n 36 Cutting 1 i i 4 44 O irector Katen 46 Dem on* 4 7 N aw tp ap er n o tice | a b b r) 48 Rational 5 0 And* | F r ) 52 Cron* 53 York*hir* river 31 Frightening thing* 33 A w ry 38 M a c a w gen ui 4 0 Sw ey 41 H airdo 4 2 A cq uired 4 3 Iremen money 2 4 W ild goet « % J • implement 37 O ep re tvon ini title •0 '4 39 F r t c i t Icomp *d ) is 40 Sew toothed - 47 Increetad 45 Fool 46 Itlend ot the Aegean 4 9 '( v « . iv « 51 Oenca 54 M ik e * impure 55 Thole 56 Fail* behind 5 J AdventufOu* deed DOWN 1 Japanet* mutical (nttrument 7 M ake* angry 3 G row weary ol*a te p e e * r>, s t a u>< 76 W IN AT BRIDGE looks sound. It ts gtxxl bridge for declarer to ask himself how hr might go set Sitter the answer here Is that diamonds might split budly. declarer should try lo give himself extra chances In that event Thus lie should play die club suit llrst Why should he do that? Easy Maybe lhr club |ark Is doutilclon, and by playing clubs tlrst. he Is aide to cash the A ( j ID In dummy before coming to the diamond king for Ihr good club king Hr then has nine tricks even 11 the diamonds misbehave. * Note that If the club spot In dummy were lower than thr If), tills play would he unnecessary. Thr recommended play Is Im­ perative only bee.d i s c thr (ark of ( hi l t s mi ght l u dm ib lcton , a l l o w i n g i h v i o in lie NORTH 61 * i* ♦ 43 ♦AU10 ♦ A4 ♦ A Q IOS54 WEST ♦ Kyjiote * y io m EAST ♦Tsi * kv ♦ 6 ♦ J 4 ♦ J »12 ♦ D I S l SOUTH ♦ aa ♦J7S13 ♦ K7 ♦ K a7J Vulnerable East-West Dealer North W est I♦ I’eu N orth K a il South I* t'ai* I* )♦ l ‘au I’aea I'asi 3 NT Opening lead +K established tt can lie done successfully If you take an Innovative approach. VIROO (Aug 23-Sept 33 ) Today your sixth sense will tell you just who to approach If you YOUR BIRTHDAY want specific things done. Do as JU NK 37. 1BB5 Many new Interests and In­ your intuition directs LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct 23) You volvements arc in the oiling for you In the yeur ahead. The cun add to y o u r m a te r ia l ix-auty of Ibis Is thal Ihe wider stockpile today by blending In­ you expand your horizons, the spiration with perspiration One grrater your opportunities for alone won't cut It. but combined ihey're profitable success SCORPIO 10(1 24-Nov, 221 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your social contacts with con­ Pleasant happenings are In slore nections haven't done much for fur you today Just by doing what you Hut today they'll go all out. comes naturally. Bathe those provided you make your wishes you encounter In your warmth, known. Know where to look for wit and charm SAOITTAR1U8 (Nov 23 I)rc romance and you'll find It. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker set 211 Strive to help those who Instantly reveals which signs are require your assistance today. Your good deeds may not be romuntically perfect for you Mall B2 lo Aslro-Gntph. Box 489. Immediately rewarded, but they Radio r itv Station. New York, w ill be eventually CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. NY 10019. 19) Today. If you mix with LEO (July 23 Aug 221 Use your Imagination to the fullest others, you will have chances lo today. If there's an financial gather pearls of wisdom What artangement you want lo close. you learn won't come from one What The Day Will Bring... HE'S R A T IN G r e u T B f M lN P T H O S E logical cause. When you "d o your nails. ' you may be In­ advertently pushing back the c u tic le s a n d . In so d o in g , pushing debris and bacteria under the skin that forms the cuticle. Proud flesh-' Is an old term that ts synonymous with th e m e d i c a l e x p r e s s i o n "granulation tissue." new flesh that grows around, through or In place of healthy skin For the HOROSCOPE l o o )f s SUNGLASSES HE'S A DEAR READER - Seasonal sneering Is. as you polnl out. usually due to hay fever, a particular sensitivity to pollens of growing vegetation 11 you are nol content to take shots for desrnslltzatlon and If you object to constant nasal stuffiness, you are stuck with two options: Ell her move lo another, less troublesome locale or use m edi­ cine to block the allergic reac­ tion I am not aware that long­ term use o f an tih istam in es causes any health problem However, I would slay away from nasal sprays and drying agents (decongestants) If pure anllhlstuminrs sedate you too much, trv Act lied or Sudafed By Ja me e Jacoby Here Is another chapter In thul IRs U U M very in I c r e s t in g , a lth o u g h llrlltloiis. IxHik on declarer play. Finding Ways to Go Set " by Hargraavas & Sailors South docked thr opening lend ol the spade king hut hud to win I hr acr on I he second lead. Hr then tjuickly plated king and .mollier dliimontl When West showed nut. there was trouble. Inti all was not yel lost There was still a chance in thr rlub Slid I hr acr and queen of clubs we r e p l a y e d W hen We s t followed with the Jack on the second round of dubs declarer’s only rhance was that this was a by Warnar Brother* l.ilse-card and tjial West actually had a n o t h e r c l u b S o u t h Z AM NOT P O u lS ^ . overtook the club It), lull to no avail. The jack Irom West was a 1 a m FRENCH-' true ctird. and East was Irft with die good club nine As usual, when thr contract C V ") - DEAR DR GOTT - Is dust a natural phenomenon or do we Ihurnanslrausc ll? DEAR READER - I don’ t think so. Rooms that have been closed off and undisturbed for years develop monumental dual deposits, without any human Intervention. We are usually not dust-producers; we tend more to suffer from dust particles than to be the causative .tgents ... un­ less. of course, you agree with I he theologians and scientists who believe Ihul we are all basically composed of dust. DEAR DR GOTT - I have bay lever (or some variation) that kerps me sneezing from spring through fall. For the last 10 years I've taken over-the-counter pills (usually Conlac or the like-) twice dally for months at a time. Is this habit going to cause me to die a horrible death sooner or later? Will li harm me more subtly? I'm not eager to get lots of shots, but Is there anything else I can do? * FRANK AND ERNEST e/e n Dust Appears Out Of Thin A ir, Not Humans , ({[- &EFHI V£ ° f A c T'virr/ eVx GARFIELD ANNIE person, but through the combi­ nation of many AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Frt> I9| Concentrate on truly Important goals. This ts a day for superior achievement and you'd be smart not to waste tt on trtvta. PISCES (Feb 20-March 20| Being of a visionary bent, you'll sec a little clearer and a trifle, further than associates today. In the llnal analysis, rely on youf. tine of sight, not theirs ARIES (March 21-April 19) The reins may fx- taken from your hands today, hut don't let this discourage you. All willwork out as well as If things were under your direction TAURUS (April 20 May 20P For one who usually prides himself for Individualism, you're a great team player today. You'll beef up associates and they’ll strengthen you G EM INI iMay 21-June 20) All career pieces will be favorably placed today. Now If you Just follow your Instincts, the results will be rewarding by Leonard Starr GRF by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS CHlEFlTMBffB'J A SLlMtoWdO*. «7ltertlN*T>U O A lL C flL IVAU5j I �E v e n in g w Herald, S a n to rd . FI, W e d n e v d a r, June I t, I H J — Next In Space . Cosmic Rays And Coke Houston |UPI! — Scientists aboard the shuttle Challenger will study the sun. trs t >learn the cause of cosmic ntvs and possibly .mine over who ticis to sample the first soli drink in space on the next shuilie mission In July Shuiili Commander Gordon Fullerton said a lt< mins <■ Ini’ ll lech can o f I'acu-l'ola will be on tmard and deciding which of the seven crew m em bers net to sample it " w ill Ire one of my inaptr management decisions." he Joked I he Ih s crane w ill be on hoard in test die Hrst spin e i ontalnrr for carbonated drinks Fullerton xsill be loim-d on the July l ‘J mission b\ co pilot Hoy Hrtdiics J r . mission specialists K a il tlcnl/c S m rv Musgrave and A nth on y England and els than astronomers Loren Acton and John Das til liartor Astronomer Hcm/e a 5 8 -yearold astronaut ssho has waited 18 years lor a mission, will be lire o l d e s t American astronaut lolls in space There have Irrcn m o m ents ol frsistrallan. trui there s ri alls neset been much doubt Its m y mind that as lung as t had a chance to fly In space. I ss as not going to track out and quit fle n lr e said t would regret ft lor t lie resi ol my life \t ton ol the Lockheed Palo Alto Research I abut.iiots in California and Harine ol the Naval Hi search L.dsiratotv m Washington have Irern assigned to the mission since IH7H too|rerate lour sol,u telescopes to studs the suit Their seven scat assignment is the longest in lire space program Fulterlnn stul The science in Spacrlah '1 Is just a regular S P A C E CENTEX Gateway To Scandinavia N orw a y, g a te w a y to Scandinavia, joins ten other qations in the W orld Showcase at W alt Disney W o rld 's Epcot C enter The new p a v ilio n wi l l be built In F l o r i d a wi th participation by the N o rw e g ia n govern m en t and N o rw e g ia n Industry A c t io n s N o t M a lic io u s Researchers Find Black W om en H indered In School •GAINESVILLE |UPl| ■K Researchers s.iv (hr I fill Ilire » f teacher* to dn m u r a g e h l u r k I c ma l e s to been me I achievers In elrmentaI rv school inhibits both I t i i r i r academ ic and |social development '.Two U niversity ol I Fl or i da re s e a rc h e rs I reported Mondav that te a c h e rs from kin I d e r Ka r l e n t h r o u g h third tirade tend to I praise white females ■ lor academic behavior, I Hack frmalrs, on the other hand, are praised to r h e l p i n g o t h e r children with personal or emotional problems the researchers said ‘ He c a u se t>I a < k fem ales are not on c o u r a K e rl t o h r achievers, they trecomc less like tttelr while classmates and tliat makes them less likrlv to t>e ctiosen by white fem ales as friends, said Dr Klnls Scott, an e rl u c a l l n tt a 1 ps\ i bolnglsl Si on and I >t Sandra Damico, a sociologist analv/ert data front more than tki sturlles done across the nation over the |iasi Hi years to dr aw i hei r con school with more dr v e 1o p c d n u r t u r i n g lieltflvlors Th ev may have had to lake care ol younger siblings Damico said so thev mas actuallv be better at it than i lu s to n s while Icmalex Teach It's not as though e is |ust kept retnlorc teachers were doing mg iltat but In doing tins m a lic io u sly , or so tiles toluol to lelll with racist motives —v torceother things ' n s u n c o n s c io u s .'* 1Hack lemales were Damico said "Partly. II may be la-cause some the most socially active blot k le m ales enter group as kindergarten pupils. Scott said, 'and tended to have a trout the same u cadetitle at hii'vrmenl levels as whi l e m ales Itr the earls grades " Hut she sattl they berame the most sis tails Isolated Its t h e l I lit r l h e y I e ilC It e«l th e s I x t It tirade I) 111 c r e n v e s in treatment bv teachers led to changes in the sell illUlltr ot black te m ales, a m i t h e n social a c tiv itie s dr i teased as the chltdieii moved up through the tltades. Vh ot t said S cot t s..i id wh i l e lemales tx-|*in in the middle spades to view aeartenui aehievemetit as a basis lor limtising f r l e tt d s S h e s a l il children who are on detdes eloped at .idem l< alls sutler a loss ol sell linage and are seen Its o t h e r s ,«s ltd Irrrttl suiotgaslmnl \itoti said We've gol everv i lung Fur a prison that's interested In new things .out disi iiv ri trs and knowledge, there couldn't Ire i Is hi t mission I in glad In go along true ol i Im Id expciituenls ml boatd Involves a giant lost u it tas deled nr that n-presents the In istrst si truii pas load vet carried hv the space slutuh Win n ssi were goin g to launch In April we tItn a im e d to paint hortzmitnl colored stripes .iimiiiil ii and call n the Easier egg llc n lz r said ol tin I t:n» |siuml e g g shaped Instrument " N o w ill, it w< n- launching lit Juts mu threat Is to paint green stripes on It and call H the giant w a tii mi Ion It liopiiotlv will take us a giant step ahead in iiuilcrsi,imllng a m vsterv ol astronomy fur the lost Hit years, and that Is. what causes eosmle i .ivs '* t iism le tavs are extremely high-energy .iliMtiti tun lei tliat an co m in g to us Irntis outer space f ulli min s.ml thr crew is not quite the oldest i m i in |1v In space lull it does have the most ai adcmli degrees \\ i iigute H out in du in g is deHelent In any .in i I n i . nisi- ol a problem dial erops up. w e l l lust i i vi t t un tin pndrtem with education." lie said 1 .P * ‘'tmm vat,- .'.VO The Evening H erald and Herald Advertiser Special Food Section I h D e liv e re d T o i f 27,000 HOMES K u ril W c d n m lu y ill th r Kvc*ninji H e ra ld an d l h u rs d a v in d ir llr r u ld A d v e rtis e r, yo u 'll fin d <iu(Mtundiii{' b a rg a in * fro m o u r lo c a l food stares. Wc o ffe r "re n t m enu ideas, c le v e r recipes /J a n d new an d d iffe re n t ways to serve a n d e n jo y th e sim ple // e v e ry d a y foods. 9 9 mi Phone 322-2611 For Home Delivery Evening Herald 300 North French Avenue S a n f o r d , F lo r id a • * • * *» * L* •• . , • ••• •• . _**»*»*• • ••• •• I �1>§—1¥—4wf M ifiM , to filfK . FI. W l* lH d iy , Jw « M, 1HS Legal Notice Budget Talks Break O ff W A SH IN G TO N (U PI) Senate budget negotiator*, who broke off talks with the House over the sizzling political Issue o f Social Security raises, apparently are counting on public pressure to get the bargaining going again. and similar raises for other recipients of government checks next year. The Democratic-led House's spen­ ding blueprint preserves the Social Security raises but does not grant an Inflation-related Increase to Ihe Pen­ tagon. taking the opposite route of vt the OOP-controlled Senate. Sen. P e te D o m e n lc l. R-N .M .. Both documents would trim 156 chairm an o f the Senate Hudget Committee, was pessimistic Tuesday billion from more than *220 billion ubout the chances for getting a deficit. deficit-reduction plan through Con­ "W e iK-lleve the American people gress this year. don't want to give Inflation to the The talks were t ailed off Tuesday Pentagon while freezing COLAs for due to the Impasse over the Senate's veterans and senior citizens." said proposal to eliminate next year's Hep. William Gray, D-Pa., chairman Social Security cost-of-living raise of Ihe House Budget Committee legal Notice Worthless Checks Net Sanford Man 5 Years In Prison By Deane Jordan Herald S ta ff W riter Withdrawing 130.000 from a bogus bank account has netted a Sanford man five years In prison. David Thomas Miller. 20. o f Route I, Box I74E. N. Center Road, was also ordered by Seminole Clreutt Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. to pay the Public Defender’s Office *200. Miller was arrested March 8 and accused of writing worthless checks and drafts at Sun Bank. Sanford. According to police. Miller opendrd an account on Feh. 28 and deposited money drawn on a closed account Into the new acrounl. On several occasions he made withdrawals from automatic teller machines, {Miller said. The total value of Ihe transactions was about *30,000. In other court action: -C h e ry l Lynn Graff. 20. of 18 Des Plnar Lane. Longwood. arrrsted Nov. 16 on charges of possession o f cocaine and driving with a suspended driver's llcenae. pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Circuit Judge Dominick J. Salfl to two months In the Seminote County Jail. -L e R o y Fulton. 62. of 2224 W. 18th St., arrrsted April 7 on a charge of aggravated battery minutes after the slashing of a man's forearm In Sanford. Fulton could receive up to a year In Jail when sentenced Aug, 7 by Circuit Judge Kenneth M. I.r filer. - Daniel Stavcn Hodsen, 22. of Orlando, and Michael Joseph Davis. 23. no nddress listed, arrrstrd Dec. 23 at the Hotline Bottle Club, state Road 436, Altamonte Springs, on charges of { M is s r s s lo n of cocaine, pleaded guilty. They each could receive a year In Jail when sentenced Aug. 7 by I ,rfiler. - T e r r y Lee Olbbs, 36. of 105 Kyle Drive. Maitland, arrested lor armed burglary Dec. 24 after breaking Into his former wife's home, pleaded guilty to (he lesser charge of burglary to a structure. Mize sentenced Gibbs to two years probation, fined him *250 fine, and ordered him to pay the Public Defender's Office *300. —Patrick Joseph Kahoun. 21. of 25 W. Nightin­ gale St.. Apopka, arrested Dec. 17 ul Ihe Hotline liollle Club, state Road 436. Altamonte Springs, ufler fighting with a bouncer und a {Millce officer. Charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest with violence, and battery, Kahoun was sentenced by Mize to one year probation, ordered to pay a *150 line, complete HO hours o f community service, write letters of apology to the men he struck und pay Ihe Public Defender's Office *350 —Sandra Marie Knrtrlght. 27. o f 310-F Cherokee Court. Altamonte Springs, urrrsled Oct I uher shr pulled u revolver from her boot und threatened some people with the gun. She pleaded guilty to aggravated ussault and btirglury in February and was sentenced to DO days In the euuuty Jail and three yeurs probation by seml-retlred Circuit Judge Voile Williams. —James Brudley. 21. of Center Street, Sanford, arrested Murch 26 after witnesses reported seeing him carry a recorder from a Midway home. He pleaded guilty to burglary to a dwelling and In scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 7 by Lrfller. In u separate case. Bradley wns sentenced to a year's probation after pleading no contest lo charges o f baltery ami criminal mischief. Bradley was arrested Dec. 26 afler he crawled Inlo u Sanford home through u window, fougnt with a woman, then lied when the victim's mother hrumllshed a pistol. Hr was given credit for four days served In Hit- county |a!l and was ordrrrd In pay the Public Defender's Office *150. —John Wilson Ross. 18. of I3H TrtTlwood Si., arrested Feb. 11 and c h a r g e d with grand theft following the Feb. 3 disappearance of *700 from a cur being serviced at the car wash were he workrd. Hr was sentenced to two years probation and was ordrrrd In complete 120 hours of community service and spend 10 consecutive wrekrnds In the county Jut). —William Edward Stelnhlblcr. 46. ol Orlando, arrested Sept. M alter using an Invalid credit card at a Caaaelberry store. Mize sentenced hint lo two year* probation and ordered him to complete HO hours of community service. IN T H IC IS C U ITC O O S T. IN A N D FO R 1EM IH O LE C O U N TY . FL0 R I0A CA l l NO 44 74)4 C A P ! 0 AME RICAN HOUSING GR OU P, INC . • corporation Pioimift. v* E A R L CARR, und CASSANDRA CARR Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE N O TIC E IS G I V E N IS* purtuanl lo * Final Judgment da lad Juot II. if*!, In Cat* Number 14 m i CA 0* G. of tha C ir c u it C o u rt In an d lor Saminot* County, Florida. In which A mar lean Hooting Group. Inc It IS* Plaintiff and Earl Carr and Catiandr* Carr ar* Dalandantt. I will tall to is* h ,ghat I and bait biddar lor cats al IS* Watt Front Door ot IS* Samlnol* County CourtSouta In S a n lo rd S t m ln o lr C o u n ty, Florida, al It OOoelock A M on July 11. 14*1, IS* following da ter ibad property tat forlS balow From tsa Southwail cor rear ot IS* Northwatl Quart*, ot I# NortSwatl quarter ot Sac Son 17. TowntSIp II South. Ranga 17 C a ll, run North l e i l l t " Eatt, *11 la*I rrtor* or latt lo a concrtt* monumanl on IS* Eatt rught of way Iin* ol Ovtrloo* Dr lya at ihown on tha propotad plat ot C H U L A VISTA, thence run louts 1*00 17 ’ W all 170*1 laat for a Point ol Baginning. ISanc* run South M ' H ' X " C a ll 1W I 1 Far I lo a canal, thanca SoulSarly along tald canal 100 laal thane* North *»• »']*•• Wart 11011 tool In tha Eatt Right ol way lln* ot Ovarloo* Drlva, thanca North 1*00 77’ E a tl 100 laal lo IS* Point ot Beqfnnlrtq ftalng Lot II. Bloc* 7. C H U L A VISTA. Sac Ion n, Townthip II South. Ranga 17 Eatt Public Hacordt ol Samlnol# County. F lor Ida D A T E D tbit 17IS day of June mi (SEAL) DAVID N B E R R IE N Clark ol IS* Circuit Court By /i/Ch*rylR Franklin A t Daputy Clark Publlth Jun* It. M. 1*01 D E G IM IN IH E CIRCUIT COURT FOR I f Ml NO L I C O U N TY . FLO RID A P R O B A TE DIVISION Fit* Numbar *1 IF* C P IN H I E S T A T E O F E V E R F T T ALFONSO M E R R IT T Dacaatad NOTICE T O C R E O I fO R S I Summary Admlnitfrelionl TO A LL PERSONS H AV IN G C L A IM S OR D E M A N D S A G A IN S T TH E ABOVE ESTATE Plaat* b* advltad that an O rilar at Summary Adm lnltlra San Sat baan anlarad by tha abort tlylad Court and that IS* total vglua ot IS* ttla l* la U 111 41 contltling ot Iff/ Dottun automobile 4 door FltSIng boat, I*** Saar I Saving* Account. F lrt l Tartar al Saving* 1 Loan ot Or lando Raal proparly 1JA William St .Allamont* Spring* F L 17NJ1 ISoma*1#ad aia m p ll and that ta d attatt h a. a Iwon atiignod lo E V E R E T T M L R M ITT JR and E M E R S O N M FR R IT t Within Ibrt* month* Irum tha lima of tho Tirol publication of tbit nolle* you ar* required to til* with tha dark ot tha Circuit C ou rt ol Somlnolo County Florida Probata Olvlklon. IS* addret* ot which It Samlnol* County Cour thou** Sanford, T L 11HI a written atatamanl ot any claim or dtmand you may S a .r again*! rs* ttlal* ot E V E R E T T A L F O N S O M E R R I T T , do coo tod Each claim mutt b* In writing and mutt Indkata IS# b a n t lot lr*o claim lh* nama and add- t t t ol IS* creditor or hit agonl or a llo r n a y and IS* am ount <)*■mod II IS* claim It not yal duo IS* dal* whon It will bacom* do* thall b* title d II IS* claim It tonllngtnt or uni I Quidalad IS* nttur* ol IS* uncertainty thall bo tlolod II tho claim it tocurod. ISo tocurl ty th all bo dotenbod Tho claimant than dallvor a copy of lh* claim lo tha clock who thall t o r n a copy an lh* par ton* l raprotonlallv* A L L C LA IM S A N D D E M A N O S NOT SO F I L E O WILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Da lad J*m* ig. Ivai M A C K N C L E V E L A N D . JR . ■ SQUIRE P O Drawer t Sanlord F L l l f F l 0771 Talaphono 1)0111111114 Publlth Jun* IF. 14 Iff! D E O 10* PUZZLES CELEBRITY CIPHER C— aiOyCQAat cryaiagrwna art weewa a— > W * W Sy M M I III'I oatlandprooam law*wnw nm#upnw keen#* kuanuUwr Tamp * P M f r a a a l by CO NN* Wit hi H ‘ •F'H H DW I ZCHWO IWFI PJ LQZFMM PA CHMWUFQJEDFAE OHHC UOFJXE FJUMC8FHTE." F'BH - ■DHADHCI. P R E V I O U S S O L U T IO N Rom om boc . S o n ro*e* that Do loid In m lig d company woran’i? " - Doug coukJn l Larson p1il IN T N I CIRCU IT COURT. EIG H TEEN TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A N D F O R t I M I N O l t CO UN TY. FLO R IO A CASE NO M 70*1 CAAA O tV I S I O N -r* STOCKTON W H A T L E Y O A V IN S C O M P A N Y , a F lor Ida corporation. Plaintiff, C H A R L E S R U G G L E S . at a l, Defendant* nolle* of tala Nolle* It hereby given that, purtuanl to a F Inal Judgment of F ortcloture on lor ad heroin. 1 Will toll ISO property tltuotod Ml Somlnolo County Florida, da tcribod at Lot 11 ant IS* North ty ot Lot II. Block I). Wynnowood. *e cording to the Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book a Pag* 0) of the Public Record* ol Seminole County. F lor Ida al public tale to IS* higSotl and bo*I bidder Tor rath, at tha tronf an Irene# of IS* Saminoto County Courtbout* In Sanlord Florida, bolwoan tl 00 A M and 1 00 P M on IS* 77nd day ot July. 11*1 Wilnott my Sard 4 ta il tbit 14th day of Jun*. IMS (SEAL) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark ot IS* Circuit Court By 7*7 Cheryl R Franklin Daputy Clark Publlth Juno H 4 July 1. IN ! D E G I t ) ___________________ BU LK S A L E 1 NOTICE Dantal M a ry la n d Saafood, Inc 100 O r lord Road Ftrn Park. Florida, a/k'a Dantaat Ratlauranl, will tall all of lit attoit to Dan too t Ratlauranl. I n c , 11)4 E a t l L lvln g tto n Street Orlando Florida All debt* ot th* Iramtaror will not b* paid In full at ls*y tall du* Th# tranttoror’t property to bo conveyed co n tlitt of ratlau rani Tlilurat and ogulpmanl located al 100 O rlo rd Road and lit leeteheid Intoratl In that properly T ra n tfa ro rt debit total approaimatoly 4)1 000 00 A tchadul* of proporfy and lltt ot creditor! m ay b* Impact ad al 11)4 Eatl Llvlngtlon ttraat. Or lando, T lorlda Trantlara* w ill pay only IS* following debit Payment will b* mad* within 4) dayt of trom tfr A Karan J Hamilton II) 14) 44 R A u lo lr o n lc S y t la m t , Inc 11.V t 00 C D e p a r t m e n t nt Traatury 11 alt a* 0 SI,*l#o* Florida 14.IM 11 E T i m e P r e m i u m Company taco *7 F r i m * P r e m i u m Company ta il 71 0 Slaloof Florida I I H *4 H Diamond Shamrock il l * )* 1 F land* Power Carp t i l l 44 J S e m in o le C o u n ty Water 1141 11 K U n it e d T e le p h o n e Sytlamt UT TO L Dump All, Inc two 41 M Her Hag* live oo N Plant* Parfacl 4)11 00 0 O r l a n d o F i r * Equipment 44) *0 (A. B. E, and F will b* brought currant and is* balance du* paid pucu.ent lo contract or laat* ) Th* Irentler It lor now con tiderallon In IS* amount ol M 000 00 left debit lo be paid Th* balance will b* payable In lh* payment ol 4) 000 00 on July H INI and *0 coneecuTIva equal monthly payment* lharaetlar Any creditor d ltta h tlie d with th* above propotad par man I tihedul* mutt III* a claim with trantler** on or belor* July II. INI al 1174 E a t l Llvlngtton Slroot, Orlando. Florida 17MJ L 'via Glanna Monro* Dantaa t Ratlaurant. Inc Publlth Jun* M. IN* 0 E G IM IN THE CO U N TY COURT, IN AND FOR 1EM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA C A 1 EN O Al 1411 C C 1 I F HUM ANE S O C IE T Y O F SEM INOLE C O U N TY erorporabon Plaintiff, Vt SONIA CAPO NE. Defendant N O TIC E O F ACTION TO SONJA C AP O N E YOU ARE N O T IF IE D that a Complaint action purtuanl to Florida Slalutot A lt 0T) Sat boon Iliad agamtl you looking cuttody control and owrwrthip 01 an animal found In d lilro it. to wit o while Sort* named Runaway , in IS* Samlnol* County Cou rt, In S a n lo rd . Florida You a rt required to terve e copy ot your written detente* il any to the action an P ttlH a n t' I attorney who** name and addtett It R O B E R T G PC T R EE 111 South Court A venue Orlando, Florida, 11MI on or betor* Juno 17, IN I end III* the or Iginel with IS* Clork ol ISH Court, either before terylc* on Petitioner ■ atlorney or Im medial*Iy Ihettatter, otherwite a Judgment will be entered to the rebel demanded In the Petition WITNESS my Sand and th* toal ot ttift Court on May 77. IN) ISEALI DAVID N B E R R I E N AtC larko t IS*Court By Virginia Vtomlkto At Deputy Clork Pubblb Ju n w l U . l t N . I N I DEG » IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT, t I O H T f C N T H JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOa SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO 41 IRI CAS* K IN RE THE M A R R IA G E OF R O G E R W JOHNSTON Petitioner Huibend end TOBY E JOHNSTON Retpondenl Wile N O T IC E O F ACTION TO Toby E Johntton JJ/A totaoderil Fr uedricfck- VA YOU AR E N O T IF IE D ls * l on action tor dltteiubon ol mar rlaga Sat been Bled egointl you and you art required to ter v# * copy *1 your written detente* It any to It to Jomot R Auttont P el i boner t after nay. who** eddreti It 1)0 North Feme reek Are . Orlando. Ftortda MOO) on or totoro July II. I0SS. and hto th* *rigtrt*l with the Clerk of IS* Court, either belor* tervic* on Pobbonar i altorney or Imm* d'Otoly ISoroattor otherwise a delawlt win be antored againtl you tar IS* relief demanded In IS* compCalnlar pall bon D A T E D an Jun*7. INS (SEAL) Cheryl R Franklin Deputy Clark Publith Jun* It. It. JO. July 1. INS D E G *4 Legal Notice S E M IN O L E COUNTY BO AROO F C O U N TY C O M M IItlO N IR I N O T IC E O F P U B LIC N IA R IN 0 J U L Y 11. INI Tit* P.M. Th* Board of County Com m ie t l oner i of Seminal* County, Florid a, will hold a public searing N canelder th* follow Ing I N E D R A I N E S BAD-IS4S) AAV - R I Rtpiden bal Zone Appeal agalntf th* Beard of Adluttmant In denying a Front Setback Varlnoc* from 71 N to t l ft tor T V Antenna DNS on Lott I 4 J. Block C. Bungalow City. PB 7, Pg (I. W Section la t* IS. an is* Well ltd* at Airport Boulevard. |uet North ot Bungalow Boutovard (OIST SI 7 O L I V E R W. L A Y M A N ■ A D T O M M I E • R 1AA Rati donbal Ion* — Appeal againtt IS* Board at Adjuttmont In approving * Special Eictp tlon lor J A M E S C DAVIS to oparato a Group Hom#/F*mily Cor* Retidenc* on Tea Parcel 7A a* ihown on A tie* tor t Map No )M In Socbon D l l IF. at IS* Northwatl corner of F ra nce Street end Oek Drive. North ot S R «A |OIST 71 1 T . L C . CUSTOM S O O T 1 H 0 P 4 G A R A G E B A D 10M) M E - C l Commor <1*1 Jon* Appeal againtl IS* Board of Adluttmant In denying a Special EactpHon to parmll auto repair and body chop on IS* following deteribed property From th* Interteclion of W r/w lino ot CR 477 1Sanford Avenue) and S line of S <) of SE to of NE • ot SE i# of Sactlon I 7010. run S A* degt 47 00 W along told S lino lb) ft tald Una being N lln* ot Rotallnd Height*. PB 1. Pg 47. thence run N parallel with tald W rim lln* 100 S, thanca run N (A degt 47’ 00" E parallel with tald S bn* 140 tl to W r/w lint ot CR air. thanca run S along tald r/w tin* 700 ft to POB loc tied on IS* Watt Hda of South Sanford A venue between 77th and Ttth Streett IOIST 11 Ihlt public hearing will be held In Room W110 ot th* Seminole County Servlet* Build Ing, HOI E F lrt l Stretl. San lord Florida, on July 11. INS. at f 00 P M . or at toon thereafter at pcntibl* Written comment! tiled with lh* Land Management Manager will be contlderod Pertont *p peering at lh* public haarlng win be rward Haarlng* may be continued from lime to lima at found necettory F urther delelll available by calling HI IDO. E l i 441 Pertont a rt advltad that. II they decide to appeal any dt cition mad* al thlt haarlng. they will need a record ol th* pro eroding*, and. for tuch purpota. they may need to Intur* that a verbatim record ot th* proceed Ingt It mode, which record include* the letllmony and *v! dent* upon which the oppeel 1* to be bated, per Section 74* 0101. Florida Statute* BOAROOF CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS SE M IN O LE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A BY: R O B E R T STURM. C H AIRM AN A T TE S T DAVID N B E R R IE N . Clerk Publlth Jun* 1*. IN) D E G I4T FICTITIOUS NAME Nolle* It hereby given Ihe I l *m engaged In butlnett t l 147 Mattor’t H lv d . Winter Perk, Somlnolo County. Florida 177A1 under |h* Hehtloui name of CON T E M P O R A R Y IM PRESSIONS. and Ihel I Inland to ragittor tald name with th* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court, Samlnol* County, Florid* In accordance with the provitfone ol lh* Flcllbo ut Nam* Slalutot. To wit Sactlon M l 0A Florida Slalutot 1*17 V Forrett Willard III Deborah Willard Judith Romantky Publlth Jun* la 4 July 1, IS. 17. IN) DEG H I IN IMS CIRCUIT COURT FOR 11 M l N O L I COUNTY. A LORIDA P R O B A T E DIVISION File Number M MS C P IN RE R O B E R T C E L ES T IN E W ES TM A R K . SR D#t NOTICE TO C R E D IT O R ! n u m m ary AdmRUitrattoe) TO A L L PER SO N S HAVING C LA IM S OR 0 E M A N D S A G A IN S T TH E A B O V E E S TA T E Pleat* be advltad that an Order of Summary Admlnltlra lien hat been entered by tho above tty led Court and that th* total value el the above etlato It to let II connoting of '* Intortii in p r o p e r t y In M O B I L E MANOR. UNIT TWO. at ro corded In Pier Book II. page 41. public record* of Saminoto County. P tor Ida M.1SSM Sank Account el ieuthbukt Bent in Al* 4114 II and that taid attato have been 4ki>grwd •o J E W E L f*E T E R S O N . JANICE A JONES. R O BER T C E L E S T IN E W ESTM AR K . JR and M A R Y L BROW N (W ILLIAM !) Within true* month* tram lh* lime ol the nrtt publication *1 •hit notice you or* required to til* with th* clork of Mo Circuit C o u it *1 Sem inal* County, Ftortda. Probato Division, lh* addrett ot which It c o Somlnato County C our thou ta Sanlord F tor do. M771, * written Hat* monl Of any claim ar Oamand you may have agam tl Hi* attato ol R O B E R T C E L E S T I N E W ES TM A R K . SR . dtetotod Each Claim m utl be m writing and mutt indicate lh* boait tar th* claim, th* n#m* and tdd rttt *1 Ih* creditor or hit agonl or a llo rn o y , and lh* amount claimed If M* claim It naf yol du*. th* data whan It will bacom* du* thall b* titled II the claim It contingent or urui guidttod. th* nature gl the uncertainty than be tlatod If the claim It tecurod Me tecurI •a than be deter ibed Th* claimant than deliver * copy at ih* claim to th* d ark wh* thall torn* th* copy on th* per tonal 'epreeanlatlv* A LL C LA IM S AN D D i AAANOS NOT SO F I L E O W ILL •E FOR EVER BARRED Deled June M. IAPI G EN E R STEP H EN S O N . P A Pot) Office Boo 77« Couelberry. Florida Hto/ Telephone ( j o j I D A t lU Publtoh J un* s i 4 July 1 1444 D E G 1*4 71- H e l p W a n te d C L A S S IF IE D A D S S em in ole O rla n d o • W in te r Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 1:30 A.M. • 5:30 M l. MONDAY Umt FX10AY SATURDAY 5 - Nun RATES 1 Dm ................ S7C i I 3 conwcutlte times C1C i I 7 conteculit# times 52C i I 10 caaSRCRtlvc times 4AC a I Contract Ratts Available 3 Linos Minimum D EA D LIN ES N oon The D oy Before Publication Su n d a y - N oon Friday M o n d a y - 11:00 A .M . Saturday 25 —Special Notices * M A R Y K AY CO SM ETICS * 14In core and color fla k CO N N IE ------------------ a i m HB*OCra«tCar*? No crodih bad crodlTT Bactive AL*lor Credit Cord* F re* Brochure X>1 A ll 0114 e 1AMFURU P O LIC E * * B E N E V O L E N T ASSOC * will be holding an OCd Feth mrved Rummage tale on July 4, IAS) The tale itartt a l I AM 4 wilt be held al th* Sanlord P a llet Benevolent Building located on Lake AAonro* lu ll kktl Of Control FI* Regional Hotpllal. Sanford Toe Do d v c i a b i t D o n a tio n * at clothing, or other item* will b* greatly appreciated For free peck up ar lurthor Information pl**k*c*ll 77)07*0 2 7 — Nursery & Child CAre I will bebytlt your child In my horn* w eekdays Saminoto High arte Donna.771 mod Will baby ill In my homo Ahy hourt. no ago lim it C all: HI 14*4 22— R m I E s t a t e C o u rse s R A W * * Thinking tl getting * a * Real Etlato Lice***7 * We eftor Free Teh ton end centime*** T reining I Cali Dick t r Vicki tor d efalli i 47i i M i . . n s n a a . i r * tie its* Kaye* *4 Ftortda . lac. It Year* le p e r tone* I 71— H e lp W anted A D M IN IS TR A TIV E ASST ACCO UN TIN G C L E R K SECRETARY H IT PUNCHER WANO O P E R A T O R C L E R K TY PIST CRT O P E R A T O R S Immediate akklpnment* avail tord Area Call Abtoet Tama* r ary Service* 7)1 Free ALL T Y P E I JOBS START W O RK MOWI O p p o r t u n it ie s D E A L E R S W A N TIO : Naur and unique proven energy product Company paid lead program Low price. Largo profit I Net a franchlt* Local attltlarvc* tor training Small Invottmanf far Inventory Strlou* call* only I Call M r Yael )0* 7S) 1410 I make over H4.000 a month w;tti my telephone You con. to* Perl/Futlllm* 1114)41, Or 444 *441_____ Work from horn* 140 pr 190 inkertlng enavelapat For In formation fond itamp to K I Entorprlkot. P O B o . 1101 M J Itmomltold. N J .0700)______ A l — M o n e y to L e n d B u tln a t* C apital 4)0 040 to 41000 000 end over P O Be. )4 l) Winter Pk FI# M7A0 71- H e l p W a n t e d A . C , M a c k a n lc i B le r e lc * Inktoltoltow Salary bat#d an OkO k bon* IIt* m AM) Legal Notice FICTITIOU t NAM E Nolle* Ik hereby given Ihet I am engaged In buainett at 401 W Stale Rd 4)4. Suit* to il Altemonf* Spring*. Saminoto C o u n ty, F lo rid a under tha A lc lllla u t n a m e o f E A R L S H E A R ,INC d-'tk'a TAN SPA. and that I Inland to rogiitor said nemo with the Clark of th* Circuit Court. Saminoto County. Florida in accordance with the p ro v ltlo n t ol tho F lctltle u t Nam o Slotutot. Tow lf Sactlon 441 0* Florid* Statute* 1*17 7*/ (arl!n* $ Malan* Publlth Jun* S. II, ft. M DOS D E G II f Tc t i t i o u s n a m e Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnat* at Id I Ettfw ind C l., Sanlord, Somkioto C o u n ty, F lo rid a under tha tlctitlout name of A F L A 0 S H IP C L E A N I N G S ER V IC ES , and ihat | in lend to ragittor *a.d nama with th* Ctork of the Circuit Count Saminoto County. Florid* In accordance with th* p ro v ltlo n t *1 the Fictitio u s Nam* Stetutoft To wit Section 44) 0* Florida Statute* 1*47 74/ Jim m y Palmar, Sr Publlth Juno II. I*. I* A July 1. 1*01 0*0*7 FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice la hereby given mat I am engaged In butlntki at 1II E lot itrott. Sanlord Saminoto C o u n ty. A la n d * wndtr Ih* Ikhtlout name of H A M P TO N G A R 0 I N S . and Thai I Inland to ragittor sold noma with Ih* Ctork at ih* Circuit Court. Samlnol* County. Florid* In accordance with lh* prevlkton* of the Fic tn tout Nam* Statute* To wit Sactlon At I Ot Florida Slotutot IASI 74 CatottoC P eril Publish Jun* II. tt. It A July A 1*4) D E G 44 d egai P a rt Tim * Cartlflad N urtat Aides Coll for appoint monl *11 4111 PHONE MOM Part tlmo No asparlonce nece* vary, wilt train. Sot ottlc# Starting salary from 14 10 to 47JO per hour Im medial* pay raleot tor tho** who try harder Potential 110 par hour wirhm 4 wooAi Call Jim ( REALE5TATE SALES PEOfU High Earnings Potonllall Modern ottlc* >n eecoltont tocattan Complete training program New dlvleon of old etlabJHhed firm Call now tor details on ptoatant working candlliwts and to •ocur* your future Jim Rafferty 174441* R E C E P TIO N IS T 4711 a wk II you Ilka paoplo, you’ll be happy her*I Antwer phone* Large property Man agamant Company I /■ M y Employment LABOR / A - Y fo ro m e t ■HIOM. ' p ' aw I NO FEE I Report ready for work at t AM t il W let St Sanlord 2211550 Appainlmawt Softer* P/T E i par fenced Work ot homo l JO to DO per hour potlibi* Coll 4A4 174)11 A M 1PM only__ ASSEM BLERS Mar. needed 44 15/ hr tor Mod trn Mtg Plant Able to lltt » lb* « Strong reliable, own Iran ipor let Ion Perm anent potlflont Never a Foe TEMP PERIL -...774-1241 323-5176 U l l Frewck Av* S A L E S TR A IN E E S Earn while learning Ih* growing energy butM*t* Training and a p p o in t m e n t * p r o v id e d Minim um 4)1 000 por year No rip e r fence required For do toll*coll Jim Coofi, *)4«t)0 SALES Full Training and F a tl Start! Pay plan tor tale* per inn* who ar* willing to proepoct In homo food ralat National Company Call tor appoint m ant C o n t a c t C h ip , weekday* M l HOP________ SALES Aftonhan Mother*. Houtowlve*. or anyon# looking tor a good paying fob F u ll training Call M l 7AM IM M E D IA T E OPEN ING U M N O P P O R TU N IT Y S A N FO R D A R EA AUTO SALES M id i be 1*11 elector have out going per tonality, be ambillou*. and have * d**lr# to moke money Due to our e . po rtio n , wo n#*d 1 ptrton* Immediately tor u*#d co r *#!** Ron M l K)71 W# have en opportunity tor a tolld emblhou* Individual to oparato Ihalr own retail rout* butlnett with Ih* tupporl ol a Notional Grocery and Ganaral Marchandit* Company WE O F F E R * E ttabllthod account* * 1 Day work woek Aren Baaety Company Full or part lim a C all Immodl atoty MI 1*10or U ) 10)4 Wanted M u ll hove * . per lance Call after 4PM 17) 1D 0 ____ Acrylic Applicator* needed to apply protective coating on cor*, boat* and plane* IS to III per hour We train For work in Sontord ore* call Tampa 411 444 7)11 Cothtor- Night potlltan. ear vie a nation 40 hr* Security M l AMO Leonard-* CRTOPERATOR Dot* entry eeper fence or good typing Pormononl petition wim growth potential For mononl petition Never a Fee TEMP PERM......... 774-1241 D ELIV ER Y Your chance to earn u t while you crultt In company truest Full training provided I Employment 323-5176 1111 French Av* D E N I A L A1SISTANT Per earn kecking perl tlm * work , need apply 11 hourt per week, will train 11» to tto rt Sand picture and return* to Dental A ttlila n t, III S Oak S t , Sanford DOC TRAINER F U L L O R P A R T TIM E 10 Id HOUR Mutl Be E rporfenced Obedience A Protection XU 4*1 IMS ■X C U T IV ESEC R ETA R Y Wither without thor(handi Abtotl Temporary lo r vice* M l 7**0 * C o m p le t e t r a in in g * Vehicle Lea** avalabl* * Group in*urnanc* * Small Invettmant • O p p o r t u n it y to r a d v a n c e Sato* or own your own butlnett b a ck g ro u n d pratarrad ter luthor Information, call LaAnn Schroodtr. weekday* IS AM to 7 P M at I 400 U i *441 NEWSPAPER CARRIER NEEDED Chuiuefa. Oviedo are* M utl be bendable, hev* dtpendebi* Irantportatton. hove telephone end be rvipontlbc# T# work between ) 00 P M 4 * SO PM For more Into, call Tan*. m M il . between 11 40 AM and* 00P M N U R S E ’ S A ID E S : All khlh* Erportoncod or certtttod pr* torred Apply In perton *1 Lake view Nursing Cantor. AIA E tod SI . Sanford Itudewts/ l o l k oo*7 Hoetowlvtt Part tlm* or full Itm# RIG 4*. long form automatic reetdu alt t i t 777). or sat AMI Tkodof Job Hunting A C a ll F u tu r e * th e y h a v t hundred* ot |ob opening* lor Inoso who want la work S7* 4)00 C EM EN T W ORKERS 4 H ELPER S E sco lla n l pay Start right away *74 4)00 D E L I V E R Y H E L P E R S no *1 par tone# noettaary Pull tlm* Good tloH ing pay *7* c m C l per lanced A ll round Yard H e p in Wintor Spring* Call 0 E N C R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E 1 Groat (farting Iob Savor al opening* Good pay 47*4)00 F ull and part tlm* petition* now tvallebta Mutt be over IS yoart old to oporoto retleu rant equipment A p p ly In porten at fla s ’t. KM ttwy 04. Langnood . FI F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y *e0 PROD UCTION WORK Moat shift* open Good pay teal** *7*4)00 nt >tai G a n a r a l M a in t e n a n c e 4 G -oundtkeeping Knowledge elegulpmontheipAwl M IA M I LA B O R E R S - Strong rollebto. general laborers needed Im modlaNly Differ on I locations Phono and konaportahon a must Never a to* Apply KELLY SERVICES _______ (4*2225 Lender**#'* no eaperfonc* Full tlm* position* SJ 71 an M l 111) tor ganaral clean up 4 repair* Full tlm* Tn tattoo required C e ll O T 7M7 MACHINIST O A L T r a i n c g m g la t o lY I* fu n machine No heavy lining Rttpont.bto parson wins 4& Emptoyment 323-5176 M M French Av* MAINTENANCE MAN ------------- plant Need* b a c A g r o u n d in w o o d machines, air compressors, and a toetrie*) H o a p iialii* Iton. bonus, vacation, hall 0*y* Apply: FeraUtta. Inc . Pori of Sanford. Lob* Me woe. 4*411.0*11*1 Manager Train*** lor C**o Canovor*! firm expanding in Sontord area S7*P SCR e week to S ia n FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice It hereby given mat w* are engaged In busmen *t ]lg t South French A v e , Sontord. Seminal* County, f land* under th* he til tow* name el MR C ‘ S S O U T H E R N F R I E D CH IC KEN , and mot wo Inland to ragittor sold nom* with the Cloth of tha C k c u ll Court. Saminoto County. Florid* In accordance with mo provisions of Ih* Fictitiou s Nemo Slotutot. T e w ll Soctton 441 0* Florida Slotutot i«7 Jong CM Liu 74/ Sue Hwei Liu Publish Jun* )L 14. M A July i. 1404 P A I N T E R 'S N E E D E D M utt hov* S / s a ri experience Tap pay Call M S 7444. fe V d CAIPERTErS HELPER 55— B u s in e s s LA SO 4 E 4 1 ASSEM BLERS W A R E H O U S E W O RKERS Assignments avsilabto m Son fo rd . L a k a M a ry and lo n g w o o d are# No tea Abtoet Tem p orary Service « t 14*0 CO' y L*| N * le p e r >*n<* n o c t* CMS M A K A O I I FO B S A N F O B O Labor office Will train to manage *11 aspects of oftk* Coll MI IJM with r*t*ll on* tor M o t fashion stop Apply Ot Bigger and . I l l ( Isl Street AV O N EARMIMBI AkOW 111 O P E N T I B R I T O B I I S NOW! 11 U l NS) ar 1 CPN and tr B N t o r > II Muh. fun tun* good ample,** b o n f lf t end a tm o s p h e re E O K apply at Da Bar y Manor 44 N Hwy 17 A7. DoBary I M M IO IA T E O P EN IN G SGanaral Conttruclton labor Good pay 47*4)00 TR UCK D R I V E R S Long haul Immediate! Good driving re cord Over )1 47* 004 LOCAL O R IV E R S S trslghl truck* Good pay Slort right Sway 47*4)00 , o ffic e H E L P E R S . C L E R K S , CRT O P E R A T O R S - Im m adlst* opening* Good pay Koto* Call 470 4)04 NOWI r e c e p t io n is t W I L D E R S Cartlltod E x e lM n t pay K ato t Ceil today *7* cm P A IN T E R S 4 P A IN TER H ELPER S I m m e d ia t e epankigt good tl art Ing pay Coll today 47* a n DRYW ALL With pr without • a p a r lo n c * I m m a d la lt apanmgt Good pay Call to day 47* 4MB______________ TOOL* DIE HAITI P re tor mdividuel with Slum) num m anulacluring aaport anc* 1 yr» eipertanca o lt i punching, cutting an* not thing dtot M u tl have earn machinist Etparionc* to a mamrtactur o p e r a t in g a v a r i e t y a t toolroom machine* Mutt be ■hto to work at ctott totaranca from drawing* intec ** tod PNooucnca, PO Drawer S. Sanlord. Or Phana ZD M ig T ltia D tlYllS NTL0(0 P a n llmo A hdl tlm* F C l.p e o d driving rgcard. A be abl* 1* pat* DOT p h y iic a i laA Ua) �71— Help Wanted 101— Houses Furnished / Rent WAITRESS N E C D I D l i p t r l m f n x n w r y Good n o lit i. p a id v a c a t io n P P 'r In p e rto n ,AM 1PM •• Worn* Kouw. ito RO *4 and I 4. Sowford Santord Single lomlly hem# 1 Bd>m/I bath, toncod. garage Out*Id* pot o k 1415 mo ttf. ■ott A tioo toe of* aailattor t W ANSOPERATOR lining* In Lah* M a ry No to* i l l A b le * t T e m p o r a r y W W M l F*4B__________ 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent 4R EH O U SE W O R K E R S N M J 10 .mm*d'4*«ly able to lift M It* Muit bo roltabto. own ifa n tperfa tlon Ptrm onont omen N#*#r « Foe f fttM____ 774-U4I R E H O U S E T ru c k D riu ir Ido chauffeur » licon** h In warehovto W \ of • leading & unloading k i of wood moulding* *k*lly demanding work Company benefit* R#pi» t>'»wn Moulding Ce .lnc . la k e Menrko, PI. m W l . Welder, Layout, and Fitter* ‘ to Steel Corporation Oyer me a"d ercellent bonoftt* Sail JTJOt JO or com* by *011 d g tw a le r D r . O rla n d o 7o f __________________ WOODWORKING r looted power taw opera t o and wood parr* procettmg A lto ftare J opening* tor attem ty work HotpHellia lion. bonu*. vacation, noil day* Apply F e rm lte i. Inc . Port tf Santord. Lake Menre# Ft P l i e r l l 91—Apartments/ House to Share Country large two ttory home *500 par month r C E N T U R Y It KISH R E A L ESTATE e a l t o r ........ . n ia o a i H ID O EN L A K E 1 bdrm . 1 both, kid* o k . no pet* Safi per month Call Staaeif • • • IN D E LT O N A t . Y a a H O M E S FO R R E N T a a ______ * * lid 104 o o______ Santord wot! ot 1/4. 1 bdrm 1 bath, cantral air/hoot. fenced yard, dbl garage, lake acceti *550 a m e F lrtt. I**t. eecuri iy » i alee la n ia r d jg i South Mapl* Spot lout J Bdrm . Ito both, onormou* kitchon, tireplaca. w ether'dryor hoc* up. SOI per m onth Security tala Cell Nut* are Ilia or Barry n o e ir e m J in 1 Bdrm . l both *ir. carpel. Kteonod porch, quiet. no#r U C F. C a ll « » SAM_________ 1 bdrm . 1 bath 1 car garage tcroen porch, peddle Ion*, carpeting, tiropiac* *DC tec , •all mo . Referent** HI Uaa eftor) 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent 93— Rooms for Rent 1 bdrm, air, carport tented back yard, water and troth pick up Included, 1500 par month Call: m *115______________ Chniiian Apt* A Heme* TV, kitchen, laundry, maid. ISO Wk op Or I I H K M C lJ tilO Furmthed Ream Fa r Rent See at 1U 1 Gale PI J block* oil Jem Si i Santord A y e ____ Lake Mery Aree Kitchen prlvl lege* 150 a week U l If JO. mSeie ROOM FOR R E N T Houte and Pool prireieget SfS per week Include* ell Need StO tacurl ty Come lo 114 W Jtin SI a tier 4 PM S A N f ORO FurnlMtad room* by the week Reotonabto re>et Maid tarylce Call J » 4*0) 11 PM m P a tm a lto A v a THE FLO R ID A H O T E L MO Oak Avenue 1)1 OKU Heauvtobl* Weekly Rale* 97-Apartments Furnished / Rent Fern Apt* let Lemur Clflient 111 Pe'matto Ay* __ J Cowen No Phone Call» Lo vely I Bdrm C om ple te privacy, walk lo downtown. us wk uoo »*t Call mi nee. or I P BAM __ _________ Mature Gentlemen Wanted with car A able to do .yard work In oicheng* lor partial payment toward* apartment Send R* ply la Baa 100 c/p Evening Hereto P O Boa le lf. San hue, f ia tvn_____________ Sanford 1 bdrm , can air heat, d lth w a ih e r, hookup* SITS plu«*ocuriiy Call I11 1111 Tired Of Apartment Living* E aperient# Ih# privacy of your own homo In on* of our luiury duple ret Lg 1 bdrm . I both, vaulted colling, e p p l. hook up*, private tcreened patio your own yard/malnl •re* Storting at SMO Call tor Ratal!*. I A M I PM. Ml 1111 INI A Mallenvilto 1 Bdrm I bulh. air. appliance*. 5)1) per month plu* 11)5 «*curlty d* potlt Call t i l 1*41 113— Storage Rentals Mini Wjtthoum I and J bdrm , near town. SfS and SA* per week SISO tacurl ly Call W )C*4 evening* I bdrm , set weak, plu* depot! Single or couple Utllltl** lurnlthed FI) a n t 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent Apl 1 b d rm / 1 b o th , a ir, carpeted, tlov*. ro ln g . ASIS m o , Incl. w e lo r , to w er, garb*)# Ne* M l *0 1 ) ____ BAM BOO CO VE AR T S. M* I Airport Bled PHONE IU ARM. M l *4*1 ENkiency free* *104 mo Dttrtyfil N r Staler CHI len t * COUNTRY S E T T IN G 0 Lergef A I Bdrm A p ari man I* Adult Lakrvwwfamtly Pealtto* Available New Open Weekend! Security Oepeut SIM with tkli MASTERS COVE.......... 3237900 RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS Limited Timi Only k* Oil F m l Month* Ron! MOO R idgewood Ay* Santord Fla CALL m*ai* mead Mondar thru Friday Condo for r on I New 1 bdrm Ito bath fireplace mlcroweve, •love and dlthwathor 150C Call xn iy)a______________ Santord 110 W Airport (Tyd . G ) 1 bdrm . ) bath 154! mo I *11 404) _______________ S I N G L E STORY L I VI NG La b i a Items to Fit Tour Needs! Fuimshtd w Unfurnished Carport* ........ P r i.t ie Faftot Lutb Landtcaping Ret* CbHdran W ATER R E O S A C C E P T E D ! Call __321-1911 121—Wanted to Rent N*ed ] bdrm, 2 both house ______ to rant >150500 127—Office Rentals Offices tc Root Reotonabto and convontonl M l N Mapto. Santord I D wop 1000 m ft ofiica ipaca avail able. *4 con a tioor oi ad m im draiiv* building Santord Airport S4 SO par tg It In cluda* air. heal, lamtorial and parking Call Sanford Airport Authority for d*f*ll* 1JJ T7TI L A K E M A R Y Groat buy in iha F o rro tl 1 B d rm . 1 bath Attumabto mortgage 144 *00 C a ll Ret* Welch R e a lly t n e a r r __________________ LO N OW O OO 1 bdrm I bath New root Low down payment O w n er financing H f 100 M l eegf__________________ L o o k 1)000 DOWN1 Sanford ) 4 bdrm 1 bath, hug* lot central a ir,he at Why pay U N v aip an te* I'll accept tOWI la* **f Call ))t i| lf __ _ NEW HOME ) Bdrm j tu'h «rl*i room, flr*f»*C«. tkt In h it c h w n . d in in g r o c m , beautiful woodrd lot fOO IA t o ) A rport Bird 1 bdrm . J bath M l) m o , I f»S-W4_________ Santord newly ramodatad largo ) bdrm . now kitchen, w w carpet air. UOO » tec *11 B S Pork Are Call *0* *0* SMR Spoctoua Apartment* M mu tot tram Hwy 14)4 Lokotront. pool, tonrut. adui'i n* pot*, laundry Storting *• SJM a me Coll m a m tome _________ • and t bdrm. Alto turn Idled oftktoncy from SIS week M M dapot/t N* pet* Call R ) 450) A I P M IIIP almpttp________ I bdrm . largo Being roam, kitchon with appliance* Mat monrn ♦ depeeii H i m m I bdrm . | bath. D r l m Apt SJM tocurtty depotu UFA per monm Call IT) 411* SHENANDOAJ VILLAGE APTS. FROM *315 R ental O ffice 323-2920 v 42201. ORIANOO M SAMTORO H I— Homes For S«le N I E O B I O F A M IL Y DESIRING LO T S O F 5PACII ) kdrm hem* tMO *g It. of Hying area. OoM tlhtlly re m i filed- * car carpart pfu* ky -call manic ered oak ahodad 154 If 1*1. OfforoA below eppr*tt*l a l H I M . Truly me BEC K Y COURSON. A om c. Tba Wall 51 Campaay. RE ALTO RS *11 SAM ar R I I O •y Owaar J bdrm. I both. Large Ipf appro* IM l kg fl under ro o f ISOOI dawn, auumabto mortgage in city *f Santord Call 0 ) SMf ar HI Ob*)evening*__________ PHONE 323 »443 For Qualify cr#ftf**nthip and comp^titiv# prices kt u i prica oyf yoii» n»d» home _ Sanfor d Nice 1 bedroom hom# vrifft living room, dtning room, , paneled family room, laundry room, dborhstop Call for In formation 171 I i(M or 114 413? 141. «00. or bat t of far I I I I0U H K D 10 IRON INIf*1 tsmt STENSTROM REALTY*REALTOR S W E E T D R EAM S ! ) bdrm 1 bath ham* with peddle ton*, utility lk*a* Nnced yard. *44.5*4 SU N SH IN E H OM E! ] bdrm I bath ham* with eat In h it chan, central air/heal. large roam*, tented yard Mf.Ma F A M I L Y DELIO HTI 4 bdrm ) bath heme with aal In kttchan, large roam*, mother M lawquarfort. pa«dl* lam 1)1,0** T E R R I F I C I « kdrm I bath ham# with eat la klfcban, ipirt bdrm plan, central alt heat, utility roam. Ml.*** C H A R M IN O I I kdrm ) bath hom* with cedar porch, eat In k itch e n , tireptoc*. central alc/haal. large utility ream, Ito eo* W IL L B U IL D TO SUIT! YO UR LOT OR OURSI E X C LU S IV E A O E N T F O R W IN SO N O DEV CO R P. A CENTRAL FLO R ID A LEA D ER ! M O R I H O M E FOR LESS M O N EYI C A L L TODAYI • • OB N E V A OSCEOLA RO * lO N E D FO R MOBILES! I Acre Cannery tract* Well trend *n paved Rd M \ D o w n ItY ri it t f M From 110.10*1 If you ar* Jookleg Nr * tuc cotttol career ia Reel E •**!*. Stom lrom Realty H loaning tor yeu Call La* Aibrrghl today al i n H N Evonlngi M l M01 D ELTO N A LA K E FR O N T la a e f lla i 1 b drm t balk ham* Swun A ttob from year err* yard. L arpa ecreeaed »#rcb. lo c a t e d *» g e le l cufde tac tae.N* The Wad I*. Compowy n i MM By Owner »S F o rreti Or . Lack A rb o r S b d r m . I b a lk . OOMbOd parch. SA4 MO Can M l ill* BATEMAN REALTY Lie Reel E*lat* (reker ) Bdrm I Bath fireplace, new kttchan bath A root toncod back W e i 1 ) 1 . too non l i t *00 Buyer pay* doting 144* Santord Are 321-0759 Eve 322-7443 11000 dawn. A it u m a b t * ) Bdrm t bath, DPI garage largo tonetd r* 'd Call 1*1 t ill * DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION * ___ nn run#n\M '^tfl»m% *111% ii«itlift» t t KISH REAL ESTATE S E V E N s' e C l T o E D acre* Cedar Frame 1 bdrm /li* bath 1 ttory tom* boaitt upper A tower decki to help yew *n|*y the peaceful country tatting E ip e ie d beam c e th e d r a l c e llla i B r ic k f ir e p la c e . Stained g l* it w ln de w t A 141.5*0 M L IK E NEW Condo Now bath. Now paint, New carpef New c e k in e t , le p * . N e w t il* Nyer all Ihlt 4 Owner will * t i t i t la II n a n c InA 1 bdrm/ivy hath 1IIM M M INVE1TOR1, thl* *n* will m*k* yeu tern* money I 4 rental untn an ♦/• I aero. Owner will a u n t in Ime tic Inf 1*1 *»* to E X C E L L E N T c tn d ltto n , I bdrm/ll* bath lam lly roam with Hrepaac* tla t* tcreanod perch 1 celling lane Kitchen oqulppe* O P E N SUNDAYS: I lo t PM (3053321-0041 U l W ISth Street Santord F l IITTI REALTOR 149—Commtrcial Prop«i1y / Site CO M M ERCIAL S P E C IA L IS T B O A M BALL. JR. P A . R E A L T O R .................... 11)4111 WILSON MAIE R FURNITURE in i n t itt s t ......... i n so) Outing Ream Suit* Table and 4 chair* and china cabinet All wood Can 177 i m alter 4 X) P M or m IBM____________ King Ur* water bed with leather headboard double dretter andchott Colt » ) tld) Reconditioned Rppliencet tram M l W A R R A N T Y B A R N ETTS CASSELBERRY I m i l l s . — ........................BM-SO) R tM ferelor Gold. SIS Or*»l tf heodboard ) night itendt mirror*. |IIM or b**t after M i s m __________________ eREN TTOOW Ne Color T V * . ttoreot n athert dryer* refrigerator, troeier* lurnitur# video roc or dor* Spoclal lit week t rent SI 00 Alternative T V 4 Appt Rental! la yre t Shopping Confer _________ m looo_________ Utod Weiher* Part* 4 Service tor Kenmore*............. 1)14*11. M O O N E Y A P P L IA N C E S 27TK STREET FURNITURE n e w irth s t ......... . in m i ) M a h o ga n y L iv in g Roam Tab!** Excellent condition Call 111 ) to* attars PM Zenith 1)" color toloyltlon Ong mat price Over 1400 Balance due l)*4 00 cath or lake over payment* MS month Sttll In n e rr in ly NO M O N ET DOWN Fre* home trial, no obligation Call to) LMa day or nlghl 199— Pets t Supplies D O B E R M A N , l* m a l* . trained 4 loving )7S P E T PIO. " P 4 T T T " Watch P ig l Fre# to hom * C H IC K EN R A B B ITS F re * To Home m 1)40 r e a CREDIT HASSLES? • 1*1 u* w o rry a b o u t y o u r c re d it p ro b lem * • W e can lin a n cn a lm o t l anyone • D o w n p a y m e n t a* l o w a t • • S30O 0 0 W e take trade* Payment* to frt your budget DISCOUNT AUTO SALES 1S O I T re n ch A v * . 1 2 3 - lK H ', 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers IMO AM C Spirit Run* beautiful * E ■ ( a lie n ! t ra m p o r tel ton A*k ng l i d IM 140) Abovt Grovnd Pwol 40 tfwwp ^ 11' widw F llftr i K c t t t o n f l *f k HjrJwxJ |100 121 01*4 T H U N D E R B I R D clean 1 1 I r is * 00 0 m l *4*00 negotiable C a ll 1)1 DOT______ •______________ TI Chevrolet Wagon good mechanical condition Body need* tome work Eacellent utility vehicle *5)5 or bo*l otter M t S lt l PIANO FOR U l E \A*nltd Rwtoontibi* pArty fo aiiurn* irruiii rrionttily pwy m # M » on ip in y t co n to lo piano Cmn Is* M*n tocotly Writ* Crtdd P O Boi SX Bwck«m#¥*r (t i H l t A ll W iO lO )* Pinfo. 4 tpd Iran* good ergme Body damaged Sail lor parti L500 or butt otter m a 111 lets * m im f TIOidtmobiie Cut tat* IT*t5 ALL THE TOYSI 1100 _________________ 4 P G A Butterfly Wood* • Wilton Iran* Ladiot t tat Lika now ‘ Retail* tor o re' Lain Mu*l tell at StOU Call after 4PM, M F ^ W e u k e n d t^ n jiim e ^ n ito i^ L O U H T I 5T PO N T IA ( W f P*Y TO P D O L L A R ( O I JUNK CARS A N D T R U C K ! C IS AUTO P A R T S . I f) 45*5 1981 O L D S C U T L A S S * 4 9 9 3 1975 JE E P CJRR041I 2 frt *1893 1972 JEEP CJ5 *1495 HI 1984 FORD RANGER mi it * 6 3 0 0 1975 M ER C U RY ■ORABCN, 4 OR •993 1979 RENAULT uca *1293 SANFORD MOTOR CO A M C JK E P SM S. F r* n c h A vs, 1)14)1) NO C R ED IT-B A D C RED IT m FINANCE DeBary Av** 4 Marine tale* A cro tt th* I trot, too el hill IF* Hwy IF Fl O* Aery 444 45*4 )S4S C a d illa c Driven dally. Call 111 SOIL alter ) PM wuek day*. Anytime weekend! 111 1111 ao u .t la n g i > pt A M f M cattette Eatra n ice 5400 dwn . » m o i to par *** MOO 231- C a r s K E E SHOUNDS A K C I male* SlMaoch Dam* 4 Sir* on promltot *04 )pe U t l tsu rs Malibu Stallan Wagon. V/d.. p window* bra*** tteertng, aufo air ( i vHe Need! w e t wort 5*00 Ml tret USED BRICK * ’ W EODINOGOW N IS. lac* 4 Item TOP Dollar Paid ter Junk 4 Utad car*, truck* 4 haavy equipment 331 5*00 l*d* MINI BIKE Gocd condition Asking 11SO COM §34 \SU. S li* ANY JU N K CARS A TRUCKS Bavghl: From 510 55* A more Can m iss*........................... m a m LS e l e c t r i c o v e r d r i v e , low milage AbtoMely thowroom condition A tklng *10.500 Coll sal 00)1 otter tF’ M 223— Miscellaneous •s s a 71 O L D S C U T L A S S i r l k s c a n SIOO D N 73 D O D G E P U T R U C K 5)00 O N 75 M A R K IV S3M D N 7* C H R Y S C O R D O V A S2S0 D N FF T 0 I R D ( B E S T B U Y SISO D N M E C H SPEC C A ESSEVERAL TO CHOOSE F R O M B R IH 0 ROPE ID S CASH | 321-4075 NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 Sanford Ave Sanforc CONSULT OUR AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB 153— A c r e a g e L o ts / S a le To List Your Business.,. Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 Th* Fro*I* Oof The Troot. But The Land Ik Still Ooodl I) aero* on Oeyto Read Ottoon Zoned rttldenllo! ia* roo CO UN TRYW ID E R E A L T Y IN H w y i l l Octeen Fla 111*4 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sele NEW SMYRNA B E A C H Juki reduced FentaeHc view In Irani building upgraded carpal, ceramic III* m hitch on half and bdrm* Calling lent throughout, many, many aatroai Owner to * llcanaad Raaitor Additions l Remodeling DRY W A L L R t P A I R S J im Call H I 1)41 or to) 5*11______ AD U LT PARK L I F I T I M E LOT R E N T S S lto S llt I t t c lu d a t w a lo t , g a r b a g e p ic k up. yard m d ln t Im Wo Handle The Whale Ball Of W o. B E. LINK CONST. 372 7029 Financing A v a ila b le ___ SP E C IA LTY C O N TR AC TO R Repair* Remodeling Door* Deck* Celling Fan* M yeart experience Call W 4Jrf Dan UI srs AfpiiBfKB Sam e* Need boo* keeping lor your (m ail b vtin ett’ Caffi M lFY fJ .............. ..........JS« C a rp en try A S R ( A T OIFTI MovoHor Kitchen Retoedeledl AHtydoSto Carpoatry Lat(as) Ngg...A...ih«4 MeWe Horn* D o k i iR tb it b u . Parndto*.........., s , I t o lH w y l f t l i Heme )a X **- M m . ) bath, daubto reef, awning* P a lm Valtoy Mobfto Hom* P a rb ) l ) l B ta a k w a ta r. Ovwtda. F l Call W) 4d)0 ar 504 WB* Vary Rehabto............ m a e fJ X F * All type* of tarponfry 4 ro modeling IF yr*. oap Call Richard Grew M l M E Cleaning Service Head Carpef Ooaarwg Lnutg, Dmmg Room 4 SUM IF* to. M4.MMBBB MAIDS- Tb d»e»f C l...... wait 4* neat T * O id Hneu Calf Hto h ilp er t l toad Sarvtca Law Rato* IM) Ctompto* 14X50. ) bdrm . I both, family park .111MB Can R » d f ______________ CALL NOW 139-0100 I t S l S K Y LIN E - C a rn a g * Cov* 1 Bdrm . t bath, many e rtra t mutt to* to appract ato sjbdo down an *************** BulM a Bigger Butt note! Ute Th* Herald C letaiftod* C A L L TOOAY M l Ml I Call m u s t Cleaning Service Home Repairs Painting kcautor l Hauoe CleaMng Make Cleaning, laundry, win dew*, cabinet*, file, oft Good Work Low Ratal MI art* Maintonanca ol *11 type* Carpanlry, painting, plumbing and elec trie FFiaOM F tor Me Meld 4 Mildew Speclalltfl 21 yr* E ip Fre* E lt Bonded Inwred W G T R IB B Y >45 1*41 Electrical Landclearing Any thing Ito rln ca l Smc* Iff*! E iftm a le t 14 Mr 5*rrlet Call* T*to‘ « Bkecfrk SaevK* ..IM IFl f C O H T R M P O R A R Y ILR C TR IC Complete C toe trie a i Service* III 1177 TV 4 Tetopto OB N I V A LANOCLB ARIN O Lot Londcleaving F ill dirt Top toil Pond* Drain diicha* V to Preparetxin Can >4* IVJU REM00CLING SPECIALIST Bookkeeping O T H E R HOMES. LOTI. A C R E A G E . IN VESTM EN T PROPERTY Walter* C reti Realty l t o r __________ m m n tttt Sutukl OS 450L • too ml tot E x c e lle n t c o n d itio n C all M lin e a f t o r S P M 243-Junk Cars m eiM 1*4) V W IUU Etcelton) operating condition S U M Ernie f vent 4*1 5455 ST e m p e r (toner Financing SI iahn’l River Canal Front ) bdrm . ) bath Boat dock deep water ID *. *» TERM S H O N O A O O L D W I N O ISIS 5)*r*o Jam m er A ttoai at f 15001 Call W U K Mtatof Hems IfMHtel ClJMkA A Mint corkdlf ion Infsensr rtfinlihed top iKepe I D O i f LIVE BLUE CRABS Free To Good Home male Carman Shapfwrd I yr old C a ll» ) *1)5 _____________ M hr. torvkc*- Ito l e l r o Charge ^ r H jM H S f U H t l^ Owner M e n rito * I bdrm . I bath Poaaibto >d bdrm MR eierbtoag Aider A y * . 14)AM E l 1*34 TIIUMFH TH* Ah’ 1H1 Falcon F door, auto Iran* B e a u tifu l Interior e e le rlo r kome rutf )4d V/» recently robulll runt like naw IllJO or belt otter SF4 4MI_________ 157—Mobile Homes/Sale S ea le r* C d un lry tailin g ) bdrm . I barn. Santord Aye , USED C A R S 221 — Good Things to Eat Good good S 4 Good Appliance Repair L IS T WITH USI ___ TH E B E S T llg T O W N Paying CASH tor Aluminum. Can* Copper Bract Lead Newtpacwr G iatt. Gold. Sliver Kokomo Tool *14 W Ul ■ 5 oo Sat t 1 IT) I >00 F a r Said- IMF Ford Van 4 I f n Ford Van Belt Otter Call batw— n I 4 4 X) Ml 4)31 h r 4 i heIda Realty. R E A L T O R S t o * 4 ) M | lt ....... Open F DaytI C A U . AN YTIM E r e A l t o n u i 4*11 Far mere detail! ________ mem-in Need C rib! Playpen* Baby t u rn lt u ra clothing G oo d P nco* Attar 1 PM M l ST41 wall Spactout C aualry L iyia g l ) a cre s late ot t ' t t i an d thrubary Located llJ C ry lta l View R a ti. Loch Arbor San ford Owner will Iinane* Far Into 1)1)1 AFF ISM ___ GENEVA Lika now doubt* wide ) bdrm . ) bath mobile 1 at re* cleared toncod Storage shad, pony ttatl s a l.too Term* 239— Motorcycles and Bikes Every Wed N tt* a tF :M P M * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell I is Baby Bert! Straiten Ctothei. Playpen*. Etc Paperback Boab*. m a m •i d esae * 113— Television/ Radio / Stereo 1ST* H O N D A C X SIS Shalt drive water cooled full tar Ing a n d t i d e t f o r a g e , etce iie n l condition |io(M Can MI m j o r M l SFSI C A S S E L B E R R Y I ocro. tonod PR 1 USOaOW M allcw w tlil. R E A L T O R ___________ 13) H U 322-2420 D U P L E X Pool tiro each How Owner will finance 14/ 500 with 111 oae down PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION 239—Motorcycles and Bikes 2 1 9 — Wanted to B u y 151— Investment Property / Sale BoedM da Baatty. R E A L T O R S toddlF J l l l ......... Open 1 Day*I Santord ..Ul. M ary Appltanctt Fa r Lai* all In aiceltont cwndlttan 4 tolly fuirantoed ................ m «tto a eCO LO R T E L E V IS IO N * e • t f , * * * to L O V E L Y tram* hem* »n true »haled tot. I bdrm /) bath, greet ream with fireplace. Screened pell* area Under ground ipr inkier C A L L ANY TIM E IMJ P A R K APR... M l U M ary Rfvd Hwy f l ........ Dayton* Heath • # • • • HiW l • • • • • « Garage Sato )* Winding Rido* Rd , C a tia ib erry IF i t al Jin * t ]PM 181— Appliances / Furniture M O VIN G! I L iving R oom 4 Dining Room Furniture Mutt Cot Coll m 014, eve_______ NEW SMYRNA B E A C H Drottlcally reduced ) bdrm | bath Ocean Front turniitod Condo I KXd down By Owner Lg I bdrm hauoe. 1/54 Hi ago wood A re AU000 L aeetod b la a b t d P I M H C O U N T R Y W ID E R E A L T Y Reg. R.R. Brubae............m « t » ito Hwy III. Optm*. Ftn 141— Homes For Sale Lovely t to I JO Saturday tram 215— Boats and Accessories F r i d a y th ru Sunday 344) Magnolia Av* Tent bike* drape* badapteadt H o ar jack A ml*c t i e ) _________ WO* HWY I f *) v REALESTATE REALTO R TT) fa** 11 Chevy Malibu Station Wagon 0NC OW NERII) iJto) CO URTESY PO N TIAC M ) J ill NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1170 S. Sanford......... 321-4075 217— Garage Sales 323-5774 CALL BART Bad Credit? No CiEdit? N E FINANCE )** H P Clinton cut board motor. 1550 Good condition Call 1)1 U l ) after 1PM E X C E L L E N T BUT! i toncod Great Lecattoail Walk to all kind* of kbepplngl Un b e lie v a b le term* t e f .100 JU S T RIGHT FOR YOU 1 Bdrm tty bath brick horn* |* ready and priced right al tar voC (latently redecorated Largo to* Call taw* 2 3 1-C a rs W* Hare a lim ited Number *1 Rep* i tor at Lew at SIM Down! I) Ft aluminum John Boa* with tw lvel buck*! t ra il New t ) » Can 17) a))*_____ AFFO RD ABLE! 1 bdrm <*/ Irg very in r* perch, fenced yard F H A *r VA financing I Call v* quick I 231— Cars FO R ESTATE C o m m e r c ia l ar B ttld o n tia l Auction* 4 A p priltall Call Dell * Auction H I 54)0 t Story Tewnbaut* 1 bdrm . fly bath Ceafral heat and air Kitchen i f l y e r * Cammowlfy pool I Walk to *f»<*ry ito rel E e ty ftnanclngf U* Mk W E LIST A N D S E L L M O R E HOMES THAN A N Y O N t INNORTH S E M IN O LE COUNTY SANFORD CRT. APTS. 213— Auctions u f iw m c i 117— Commercial Rentals 121— Condominium Rentals 373-3301 n n in SBnfofd's Sties l**d « t On* Month Frtt Rent on i M fm turn apti Alto tvillftbl* stud jo I bdrm ip ir t m m t i H A LL ESA A Up...... ... ............ ...m a a M Retail A Office Space MO up to 1 000 to It alto tloreg* avail abla 111 440) Evening Horald. Sanford. Fl WpdftosdBy^ Jung 21. 1FSJ-I1B Ability Kenneli Dog boarding Country Atmcephrr# fleoeon a b le R e i k i II) I lia 109-Mobile Home Lots / Rent L A K E H A R N E Y Water bant ) Bdrm , 1 bath air, llrtplac*. le ra a n a d p o rch 5410 par month C a ll U * Sift KIT ‘N* CARLYLE ! by LBrry Wriflhl 199— Pets A Supplies ? BEDROOM C a li eed Roommate to tfiara J Bdrm trout* UTS pay* all. Call m ncu______________ bachelor Pf ivato Oeor, B*m After S U t M il . 141— Homes For Sole ************** D 4 S Electric lU M t c Hew 4 remodeling add 11ton*. Ian*, w cu rtly light*. IInver* plu* all elec terveet Quality Service Llcanaad 4 Bondad Fence IN S T A L L ...S B L L . 4 ..I I P 4 I R Cypratt ...C h a in lin k ..... Wand _______ R— Bb. MBIFSJ TH O R N ! LA N 0 C LIA R IN O FILL0IR T * C LA Y • SMA L E 4 MAUL 1MG ) » 14)1 ACC LA W N S IR V IC R Maintenance Seddlng Pruning Cleaning Thalcking Ferfilum g Pre# lit im a le t .........141 )F)I Lawn Mamtonanca Lardtcapmg Bueh Hog Mowing See urn L i e n M o * ja | . - ..... Lee Pnc«s ns ms ************** LAWNS MOWED A TR IM M ED Sprint Yard Ctoanup* M S 1*51 Painting and goner al repair II y e a r* a e p a r la n c * C a ll Claroncam«)l^^____ Health § Beauty TOW I K 'S B E A U T Y SAL04S F O R M E R L Y H arrieftt Beauty U S E let Si M l Da) Home Improvement Z S S'%TBuilding -------4 -— “ Sll Ma Jub Tea Small i n aan THOaAAS 4 T MOM a 5 Mama ropaSr. ytoa il* 4 law* car* Cat! M l MB* Home Repairs CAlfjf^^^^^'Topairr^Ad l to*tmo'i Calt M l Spat Plastering ■ * A L L Fhetato* P lat tor mg a a t a r i' Jfucca. Hard Coal. Sun utotod brick III let) Plumbing Lawn Service BulM a Bigger lutinaw l Ut* Th* Harold Clattiftodt C A LL TO OAY D IM II General Services Haute Feinting 4 W ell Repair Yeu hey meter toll We **ppf| tobar T* S A V I 1*1 m m i QwalftyL i e s Case A l Affordable Pricat M l **H Masonry R I A L Cancreto IMan (Juauly Operation Pellet Driveway* Day* 1)1 m i Era* M7 IMl ■ X P C R T C O N C R IT I W O RK P a id Driveway Sntonaik Beau Monde Conti C« "We Are The ReM"------S) 1 Ito] Hurting Caro OUR R A T IS A R t LO W IR Lakeview Nurung Center k t t l Second SI. SaaSord O H M PAintmg A Way T* Save) A*«l Work 4**1 P rM n tor eaflp ipan ag. paiadtog. 1 atere Re* Very Reliable m e e ilX J f • tuddi hium king V tr, l<* * RepaV * Replace * Remade) * Free (ihm afo* * MS ASM * Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Cleaners Sawing Machine Repair* all mas** ft yr* •■partonce In homal Retired M l eFl) Sprinklers/ Irrigation AbOUT T I M ! IRRIO ATJO N New IntlMtolian* Fra* (e l ( apart Repair* ef Cempleto Sprinkler Syttom* Timer* Puma* ( fc 4*5 M5* TM.---------------Am TIL I Ceramic III* tatot and mtioitofipn. bath*, floor* WF E » lh i f . Santord 1)5)50 John Parker Scon mono tike Cor am k . Vinyl Atootfot. etc Intlaitod 4 ro paired l i p . ro t . Ik Proa ntiimalo* FT) 4)41 Tree Service An Tree Stfy.P Pruning And Hautrng Call Altar • PM --------------- M l SOM ECHOLS T R RR S I R V I C R Free 1 thaw tot 1 Law P r k a t l U f Int 51. mp Ormdleg. Tea 1 II) m t d a y e r n t t e Lei the Ft etoe*tonal* da ig ‘ JOHN A L LE N S LA W N A T i l l D ied tree removal L ie b in * Free*** M l SJM �t • 4r r * . I* . 4 12B — Evtnlng Htm ld, Sjnford. FI. Wednesday, J y n e U ^ I W SAVE 6 0 GRO UND BEEF 4 LL-4 MERIG4 N BEST BRANDS Ground I n f SAVE 5 2 SAVE 3 0 '. BONELESS CHUCK FRYER LEGQUARTERS 4 1 3 7 l U T T U M U U K (UNKt) SAUSAGE FABRIC SOFTENER I s , v $ 2 3 9 PORK SPARERIBS D IN N E R R O ILS N f f V P«0 BIBA i l M A T SPARERIBS . CANNED H AM . . BUFFET HAM NX STRIP or I BATH T IS S U E ... DELMONICOS • u u n | IN mo KUNO UBOA CNOCI IfEiFTour or stuks UDWEISER & BUD LIGHT country cookin CHARCOAL . 'SS SWEET A CORN . 9 , HAm i ft PftCtH MOl ■OUNTOT C O O « M CHARCOAL LIGHTER white potatoes PRICES GOOD JUNE 27 • JULY 3, 1985 * * - • « . SOU! CHAM A ( WIN 2 F R E E T IC K E T S 50QT. PEPSI COOLER 50-QT. COOLER AND ^ 0 *1 1 * POTATO CHIPS . . . »•* TO THE FIRECRACKER 400 0 RWffiffms > N O L A A A ft U O M T (AU IT CAM P A A M W ITH A I M M A A M MBAA1 OLD MILWAUKEE « \^ J CASES OF U-oi. PEPSI TRANS-AM *50°° GIFT CERTIFICATE^ DEL MONTE VEGETABLES k P O R lt t B U N S . HERE’S HOW IT WORKS . SUPERBRAND GRADE 'A' LARGE EGGS MAYONNAISE CATSUP AIL VARIETIES BACON GATORADE b M l u l l MP1B M M O r i U f " • ■ m ra u n ru r COLGATE INSTANT SHAVE wood POTAIG MACARONI. C0l£ SIAN L DELI SALADS BREAD TOWELS Ifn M IlM � 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 26, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 26, 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 26, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c7aeb839f31666226b3c87cea943800a.pdf e3ab95dbb75333de331cae13fb3c60c7 PDF Text Text e ve n in g H e ra ld 77lh Year, No 213 Friday. July I*. 19t5— Sanford. Florida FuanlM U ariM Evening Herald IIICOC i l l 10TU — (USPS 411 790) P I f fa —rlraPrice 25n ltCents First Street Eatery Rejects Beer, Wine Sales Over the objections of residents. San­ ford's Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday gave two First Street restau­ rants tentative permission to sell alcoholic beverages. Bui one of the restaurant owners, bowing lo public pressure said he won't use his permit Hampton Gardens. 112 E. First St., was given tentative permission to sell beer and wine and Christo's. 107 E. First St., was g iv e n te n ta tiv e p e rm is s io n to sell whiskey. The f'&Z board's approval now goes to the city commission for final action. Both restaurants have liquor licenses from the state but had lo get additional permission from the city for each type of alcohol. Christo's already sells beer and wine. J e r r y G ross, o w n e r o f H am pton Gardens, which opened two weeks ago. said today potential profits from beer and wine sales at the restaurant and Ice cream parbr Isn t worth ofTendlng many of his loyal customers. Gross said he made the decision after talking with residents who opposed the move at the commission meeting. We ll keep It a family restaurant with no beer or wine at all ... It was our decision. The people weren't against the restaurant so we thought, what the heck, we re doing good business wlthoul It.” Gross said. Outing the meeting Thursday, residents and one of Ihe commissioners said thev enjoyed the restaurant and were "dlsapSee E A T E R Y , page 14A Residents Still Don't Like It P&Z OKs Rezoning For Stores, Duplexes On School Property VI w it Ir k R rttn a A n By Rick Brunson H#r*M hwH fey Jimmy Vt*c««rt Moon Over Monroe ? The old docks w h e r e oil barges tied up to em pty th eir stores a p p ear to be silhouetted In the m oonlight as the e a rly m orning clouds and fo g shroud the sun o v e r Lake M o n roe. Lon gw ood Youth Chosen To R ep re se n t Scouts A t A rlin gton C erem o n y By Jane Casselberry Herald Staff W riter Longwood Eagle Scoot flrrtt Harper. 17-year-old eon of Clyde and Mae Harper, will rrpresent all of the nation's Boy Scouts Sunday when hr lays a wreath •it ttie* Tomb of the Unknowns ut Arlington National Cemetery In turmory of all Scouta who died In (tie service of their country. A senior at Lake Brantley High School, hr was chosen for the honor by tils fellow Scouta at­ tending the National Jamboree from Central Florida and Is u palrol leader with Ihe area con­ tingent. made up o f 123 Scouts and adult leaders from seven counties Including Seminole. The Scouts leave al 6 p.m. today (rum Orlando for the I Ith National Scout Jamboree being held July 24 30 at Fort A.I'. Hill to celebrate the 75th anniversa­ ry o f Boy Scouting In America. They will divided up Into three groups designated as National Jamboree Troops I. 2. and 3— first among the 650 troops and 30.000 Scouts expected to at­ tend Ihe event. En rou te t h e y w ill lou r Klchinond and Mount Vernon. V a.. W ash in gton . D C . and Baltimore. Md They are sched­ uled to arrive al the Jamboree site on Monday. Before Ihe Scouts board their three buses, there will be a 5:30 p in . departure cerem ony at which State Hep. Fran Carlton (D -O rlan d o) w ill p re sen t a Florida Stale Flag to fly over the Central Florida camp Flags from several m unicipalities which have been presented by local mayors The U S Flags which the three B rett H era ld S ta ff W riter Three months ago the Sanford P lan n in g and Zoning C o m ­ mission voted lo recommend denying the rezonlng o f a lot across from Sanford M iddle School for u shopping center. Thursday night. Ihe P& Z commission voted, by a slim margin, to recommend approval of the rezonlng for a shopping renter there, but this one to In clu de a row of a d ja c e n t duplexes not Included In the previous plan. Not only Is the current plan different than be­ fore. the developer Isn't the same. By a 3-2 vote, the Planning and Z o n in g C o m m is s io n approved rezonlng the 11-acre parcel from a single family restdrntlal to a single-family resi­ dential and commercial district. Under c it y b u ild in g c o d e s duplexes ran be built In SR-1 districts but not SR-1A which Is how the land la presently zoned. The board's rrcmnmfnd*llon now goes tn the Mtv commission which Is scheduled to take final H a rp er troops will fly were arranged by Congressm an Bill Nelson (DOrlando) and are (lags which llew over Ihe U.S Capitol on historically significant days: the anniversary of Scoutlng's foun­ ding: the birthday of the found­ er. Lord Baden-Powell; and the anniversary of the chartering of the Central Florida Council. The Central Florida Jamboree campsites will be among Ihe first lo lie seen by Ihe more than 100.000 expected visitors The Scouts will lake part In com peti­ tions between patrols. Individu­ als and teams; visit displays, adventure trails, sports activities and enjoy Inter troop fellowship with Scouts from around the world and United States. On July 31 they will leave the Jamboree returning to Central F lorida on August 3. Th eir return trip will take them to J a m e s t o w n . W illia m s b u r g . Yorktown. Ihe historic aircraft carrier. USS Yorktown docked In Charleston. S.C.. where they will spend the night aboard, and Oceana Naval Air Station at Norfolk. Seminole Scouts attending the J a m b o re e Include: S an ford : See SCOUTS, page 14A i _ _ ___ _______ _______. . . . a - tn Taxes May Be Going Up In Longwood Burning the midnight otl again Thursday, the Longwood City Commission came up with a tentative properly tax rate of *2.60 per * 1.000 ussessed valuation to help fund a proposed *3.650.288 city budget for Ihe 1685 86 fiscal year Although less than thr *3.62 per *1.000 ussessed valuation originally proposed, thr tax rate Is still up from this year's levy of *2 52 per *1.000. With all the lastminute budget cutting and changing necessitated by the need to come up with a lax rate consensus before Commissioner Ed Myers goes out of town on a trip, there was some confusion between Mayor Harvey's Sinertlson's flgurrs and those of Finance Director Barry Weeks. Weeks said he would have to rerun all the budget figures to makr certuln they were correct before he says Just how much revenue the tax rate would generate Weeks Is to make his rejiort to ihe commission Monday. The city has to submit Its tux rate lo the county by the end of this month and the commission Is exjiected to vote on It at Monday's 7 30 pm . meeting In city hull. 175 W Warren Ave. In Joining her colleagues on ugrreing to the *2.90 tux rate. Commissioner June Lomiunn said. "W e should be united on this und If this Is what It takes (to fund the budget) I will go along with 11." As part of Ihe adjusting o f the proposed budget. Police Chlef/CIty Administrator G reg Manning and Fire Chief Churles Chapman agreed to delay the hiring of three Despite the School Board's willingness to consider taking the Head Start program under Its wing. Longwood City C om ­ missioner Perry Faulkner said he still plans lo apply for federal approval to have the program sponsored by a non-profit cor­ poration he Is setting up. " I want to give the federal government u second option." Fuulkner said He said his plans haven't changed even though Jeff Etchberger. a financial consultant. ."Housing starts totaled only 34.286 In Ihe first quarter of 1985. their lowest volume since the last quarter o f 1982." said Dr- Carol Taylor, who heads the forecasting program at the Uni­ versity of Florida'* Bureau of Economic and Business Re­ search Taylor said that while the number o f Jobs In Florida Is still growing, they aren't growing as fast as they were In 1984. A recession, however, is not likely, she said. Total housing starts through the end of 1985 are expected lo Job growth at the end o f 1984 w a s o n ly 47 .0 00 Jobs per q u a r t e r , d o w n f r o m th e 76.000-per-quarter average of the previous four quarters. Smerllson. who had said he hoped lo l i ­ able to keep the lax rate from going up, said he thought the budget would allow lor better services to city residents Weeks recommended as of Oct. 1 that the minimum billing for water to Longwood » customers be Increased from *3.64 to *5 for 3.000 gallons to provide the additional $141.OCX) he thinks Is needed In the water department's 1985-86 budget The rate Is now *3.64 lor Ihe (list 5.000 gallons used.The cost per thousand gallons lor Ihe next 5.000 gallons will fa- raised from 75 cents to 80 cents. —Jane Casselberry announced this week that he has and the funding from the U.S D ep a rtm en t o f H ea lth and withdrawn his Involvement. Faulkner e a r lie r said Et- Human Services In Atlanta, but chberger Is a personal friend and In the same letter where he he wanted him Involved because announced to that agency his Intent to seek thr funding and of his financial ex|iertlae. Noting It will cost him about asked for an application, he also *1.000 to set up Ihe non-profit asked for a time extension until corporation with assistance from Aug. 22 for the application to be his attorney Bill Fernandez of Hied and the non profit corpora­ Altamonte Springs. Faulkner tion to be approved by the state. Meanwhile. Ihe School Board, said he "will spend the personal at a meeting earlier this week, funds and take a chance .” He said he has not yet received voted to send a letter requesting the applications for the program an application for the program lo explore the "possibility of taking over Ihe Head Start program.” Dr Sammte L. Tomblln. director o f special projects, said School Supertntendanl Robert Hughes signed the letter to the Atlanta office. Tomblln said the school administration office "la awaiting word from Atlanta." Marion Glannlnl. assistant su­ perintendent for Instruction, area In the next two years. said once the Information Is As In other sectors of Florida's received from Atlanta and re­ econ om y. Ih e d efen se and viewed, If the staff feels the electronics Industries will still be program should be pursued growing, but not as quickly as further permission will be asked o f the School Board they have In the pasl year. When Ihe Seminole Communi­ "Defense spending U certainly ty Artlon Board of Directors expected to stay strong, but we do see an effect o f the proposed voted July 1 to disband on Aug cuts In Ihe grow th rale In 30. the board urged that the S chool Board be designated defense spending Taylor said. Head Start's new sponsor "The growth rale In defrnse Faulkner said earlier that his spending will be less, and that major Interest In trying lo take will show an effect In areas such over the program was to protect as West Palm Beach and other the Juba of the 31 Head Start areas In northern Florida that employees ranging from director depend on IhU type of contract­ Sac 8 AVK. page 14 A in g " Florida Housing Starts Down bo 13 percent below their 1984 level. Taylor said T h e o v e r a ll s lo w in g o f Florida's economic growth rate Is partly tied. Taylor said, to population growth, w hich Is projected to dip to 2.5 percent by Ihe end of 1985 new employees In each of their departments until January In order to cut their budget requests. Efforts Continue To Save Head Start Jobs , Sales Growth Decline GAINESVILLE (UP1) - New housing starts In Florida ore at Ihclr lowest level since the last quarter of 1982 and the growth rule In Jobs and taxable sales la declining from the 1984 rate, an r c o n o m lc f o r e c a s t e r sa id Thursday. ---- action on Ihe matter Aug 12. Residents vow they will rrturn lo city hall In force to protest. 7 with the school board would The Seminole County School be a little more sensitive to the Board, which owns the property, asked for the rezonlng because It people who elected them to office. wants to sell It to Altamonte They need to listen to the people. developer Bob Hattaway. The land Is valued at *600.000 by What are we going to have, a Ihe school board Hattaway shopping center every 12 blocks In wants to b u ild an 80.000- the city of Sanford?' squarr foot shopping center and a row of 20 duplexes along Elm - B r a n t C o r ll Street on the east side of the parrel. The duplexes would be sold, not rented, he said. The commission denied a similar shopping center would contain a request by Orlando developer by a philosophy that says "don't 40.000-squarr-foot grocery store Oonald Huber In April. Huber change a n yth in g" Growth Is und other smaller shops. Hat­ wanted to build a shopping Inevitable, he told Ihe co m ­ taway said. An alley way would center, complete with a Winn- mission. citing figures which run north and south between Dixie grocery store, on the pro­ predict Sanford's population will btxim from 27.000 to 50.000 by 15th Street and 18th Street, perty. But unlike Hattaway. the year 2.000. Growth can't l>e giving access to the duplexes, he Iluhcr's plan did not call for stopped, only managed, he said said The duplexes and shopping duplexes or parks " I f you don't want change center would be divided by a H ultaway was represented there are other places to live "decorative" fence. Thursday by former Sanford city Hr would also keep create two m a n a g e r W a r r e n , , P e t e ' ‘ other than a growing urban small parka along the southern Knowles who said the develop- com m unity." Knowles said. A d d ressin g the n eig h b o r­ end of the property bordered by merit would be "hurmonlous'' hood's concerns. Knowles ssld Iftth Street The whole project w i t h i h t s u r r o u n d i n g th« shopping center would hsvr will cost as SmllllAn. neighborhood The P&Z board and Ihe city Bee LOT. page 14A Knowles said he Is "disturbed” During 1986 and 1987. Taylor projects slo w er em ploym ent growth rates because o f the sluggishness In key construction and durable-goods manufactur­ ing sectors. A bright spot for Florida's economy. Taylor said, will be a slight resurgence In visits o f foreign tourists as the declining , dollar makes Florida a more attractive vacation spot for visi­ tors from overseas " I h e declining dollar should also affect domestic lourtsm. since people will be less likely to vacation overseas." Taylor said Thu boost tn lourtsm should contribute to an expected addi­ tional 52.000 Jobs In the Orlando TODAY ...........3A Action Reports B r id g e ................ ...... I0A Calendar............. Classifieds . Com ics................ ........ I0A Crossword ......... Dear A b O y......... 14A Deaths Dr. G o ff.............. .4A Editorial............. Florida............... Horoscope..... ..... 2A Hospital.............. Nation .............. People................ Sports................. ....... 6 8A Television........... W eather.............. World ............... Playboy Out WASHINGTON (UPI) — T h e H ou se o f R e p r e ­ sentatives says It will no longer pay for braille edi­ tions of Playboy magazine stocked at the Library of Congress. Turning aside warnings u b o u l c e n s o r s h ip , th e House decided lo strip Ihe Library of the *103.000 It spends on producing braille editions of the publication. Rep. C halm ers W y lie , R -O h lo . In tro d u c e d an amendment Thursday to cut the money from the library's budget, question­ ing ihe "literary m erit" of the bawdy magazine. �J A — Evening Harold, Sanford, FI. Friday, July If, 19U NATION Chrysler's lacocca: 'Here Lies Am erica's Energy Policy' IN BRIEF Judge Pleads Insanity In Murder Of Rival's Partner DARLINGTON. Wl*. (UPI) - A Judge, who pleaded Innocent by reason of Insanity to charges he fatally stabbed an aitaoelatr of the man who unseated him. has been granted his wish not to stand trial In his former courtroom. A change of venue was ordered Thursday In Ihe trial of Lafayette County Circuit Judge Daniel McDonald, who Is charged wllh first-degree murder In the June 22 staying of James Klein. Klein worked for William Johnston, who ousted McDonald from ofTIce In a bllterly contested election In April. Circuit Judge Ralph Adam Fine o f Milwaukee, who presided over Ihe hearing In McDonald's former courtroom, agreed to move the trial from Darlington In southwestern Wisconsin to Milwaukee County. The trial, scheduled to begin Sept. 3. Is expected to last up to tw o weeks. Johnston testified at a July 3 preliminary hearing that he heard the attack on Klein. He said he tried unsuccessfully to open the locked door at his law office, peered through a window and saw Klein’s bloodied shirt and heard a ' primal kind of scream, a scream of terror .’ ' Johnston testified lhal McDonald also was In the room with Klein, but he did not actually see the defendant stab (he victim wllh the hunting knife. FTC Chief To Succeed Stockman? WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan was expected lo pick a budget director today to replace David Slockman. with Capitol Hill sources saying the chairman of the Federal Trade Commission will get the JobThe White House circulated the name o f James C. Miller III on Capitol Hill Thursday, along with a few others on r> "short llsl" of candidates. Miller is a conservative economist who was once dubbed Ihe "deregulation cza r" when he served as an assistant dltectorof the Office of Management and Budget In 1981. Deputy press secretary Larry Speakes Indicated While House chief o f staff Donald Regan, who was still Interviewing people for (he Job Thursday, may make bis recommendation to Reagan today The president could make u final decision lalcr In the day, but Ihe candidate would need to be con firmed by Ihe Senate. Stockman, the key archllrct of administration fiscal jxillcy over Ihe Iasi 4W years, has announced he will leave government Aug. I lo Join Salomon Brothers, the Wall Slreel Investment hanking firm. W O RLD IN BRIEF , Black Dies 2 Wounded In Soweto Race Riots JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (UPI) — Police shot and killed a protester and wounded two others on a second day of race riols In Ihe black township o f Soweto as violence flared In other pans of the country. authorities said Crowds clashed wllh police Wednesday and Thursday lo protest the while minority government's policies In Ihe nation’s largest black township. Our black man was killed and two others wounded Thursday by officers who fired shotguns, rubber bullets and trur gus (m inisters as "u large mob o f blacks attacked and stoned poller vehicles." police said. Pollre said Ihe crowds also attacked shops, houses, d rliv n y vehicles, buses and cars In the second day of rioting In Soweto, which bad been relatively calm through 10 months ul racial violence In the country that has claimed at least 470 lives. Radicals opposed to collaboration with the government fire-bombed the hnnir* of two black policemen In Soweto, 50 Die As Dam Bursts STAVA, Italy (UPI) — An earthen dam burst on a lake In a resoi i area today, unleashing a wall o f mud and wuter that killed al least 50 |>enplr and swept away hotels and houses. The Italian news ugrncy ANSA reported 50 bodies already bad been recovered Civil Defense Minister Giuseppe Zamberlettl estimated us muny us 100 dead while Inlllul reports from terrified witnesses put Ihe count us high as 300. Exact (usually counts were likely lo be slow In coming brruiisc Ihe area was Inundated with debris, officials said. The earthen dam guve w ay ubout 12:30 p in. In Ihe Val dr Firm me area nrur Cavalese. a popular summer and winter mountain resort about 400 miles northeast of Rome and 50 miles south o f the Austrian border. Assassination Attempt Falls BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — A Iln u r militia official and three lanlyguards were wounded In an apparent assassina­ tion attempt today, prompting gunmen lo lake up the poxiiiuiix 111 west Beirut they had abandoned under a new security plan. Police sources said I mad Nawrui. u representative of Ihe Uruzr Progressive Socialist Party militia of Tourism Minister Wulld Jumblutt. wus ambushed and fired at by unidentified gunmen, wounding him and his three bodyguards. Stale run Beirut radio, which reported the shooting, attributed the violence lo a misunderstanding and said Leluinese poller stepped In und resolved the dispute. The radio guve no deiulls and did riot say who tried lo kill Nawfal. The gunmen Tuesday left I heir posts tn west Beirut and dlHiiianllrd bat tirades and checkpoints In residential areas as well us on ihe roud to Beirut International Airport under Ihe Irrm sof ih e Syrlun-backedsecurity plan HOSPITAL NOTES (M ffSl Ztartda Raf«*n*l Hai*ll«l Thwrllar I m SU ADMIlltOMl iandraJ Event KaihrMa H*H*V I s * n s0 Nattum MlchalaN Onaal. CaMaWai ry Manual* Martin, Otfea'r « ™ w i , A Rhadaa.Datary Marla TsrawrOA. Dalton* Arthur A Yark. D*<iuna iliiaSattiZ Mattusui. Gars*a (lliatatti A Turn** Pierian Wanda E ZlltjataW Wlntar Iprlngt Sanford: M ileage Standard Relaxed 011CMARSH Carl Chamtiar Vatari* 0 Coisart Opal L Wood, Mama J . Miliar. O ata'r Dummy M A rancinl. Oaitana Clarence! F*a Jr.. La*t H*l*n Narmanl Wa*t| l*n*«*>d AnW tvJ Onasl. Oa***n •ISTMt Grafary and Mkhai* Onaal. a baby bay CaaaalSarry to do Is pay the fine." GM and Ford filed petitions March 1 requesting a reduction In the passenger car standard to 26 mpg for 1986 and beyond. The government said It anticipates respon ding to the petitions for changes In the 1987 and 1988 model years by requesting public comment on a range of alternatives at the time It Issues a final decision for 1986 auto*. GM. the nation's largest automaker, said the government's decision to revise thfc standard is "a Job Issue, not an energy Issue." W A S H I N G T O N (U PI| C h r y s le r Chairman Lee lacocca and consum er activist Ralph Nader joined force* to de­ nounce the government s plan lo relax the federal econom y fuel standard for 1986 autos, saying the move would destroy America's conservation policy. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced Thursday It wants lo cut — pending a 30-day public comment period — Ihe runenl Corporate Average Fuel Economy standard from 27.5 mpg lo 26 mpg for the upcoming model year. The CAFE standard Is the average fuel economy level for an automaker's fleet. NHTSA. which 1* part of the Transports, lion Department, said General Motors and Ford were not expected to meet the current s I a n d a r d . w h I c h w o u ld f o r c e th e automakers lo close plants Chrysler was the only one of the big three automakers expected to meet Ihe standard The Commerce Department has estimated I 10,000 auln Industry and related Jobs would be lost If the standard Is not changed. "W e are about to put up a lombstone — 'Here lies America's energy policy.’ " Incocra said. Hr blasted the government for not having an effective energy policy and said the nation Is headed for ihe same mistakes In energy conservation as II made In ihe 1960s R a lp h N a d e r L e e la c o c c a ...d ecry lack of e ffe c tiv e e n e rg y policy and a d m in istration 's con cern with big business and 1970s "W e fChryslerl were pretty damn stupid to spend over a billion dollars to meet the law." lacocca said. Nader said the decision by Transportation Seretary Elizabeth Dole "has destroyed Ihe most effective energy conservation program In America today" and ugaln demonstrate* the Reagan administration's concern for big business over long term environmental and energy Issue*. "She ha* violated Ihe very law she has sworn lo uphold." Nader said. "The auto companies have had a long notice. Ihey have the technological capabilities to meet the standard, and If they didn't, all they had "Regrettably, the amendment proposed today covers far too short a period of time to avoid the possibility that GM and other manufacturers may have to curtail produc­ tion. laying off employees and limiting consumer choice In order to comply with the current standard." GM said. Under legislation passed altci the Arab oil embargo, automakers arc required to Im­ prove the fuel efficiency of their passenger car fleets Congress set the standard at 27.5 mpg for model year 1985 and beyond, but authorized NHTSA to revise It for a given model year. Since gas Is now plentiful, many motorists have abandoned smaller, fuel efficient car* for larger models. Responslng to consumer demand, the automakers are making more of the gas-guzzling cars, thus reducing thelr fleel mpg rating. Reagan 'Normal/ Feeling No Pain Artifical Sweetener Aspartame Safe: AMA CHICAGO (UPI) — Most jieoplr can salely use Aspartame. Ihe arllllri.il sweetener showing up In everylhlng from soda |iop lo chewing gurn as a low-calorie sugar substitute, the American Medi­ cal Association says A report by Ihe AMA's Council on Scientific Affairs published In ihe Jo u rn a l o f I h r A m erican Medical A sso cia tio n today concluded only people sensitive lo Ihe amino acid phenylalanine must r r g u liile t h r lr in tak e o f ih e sw ee te n er. Phenylalanine Is one of aspartame's components Touted as a more palpable alternative to saccharin, aspartame has gained rapid accep­ tance by lbe public and Is now found In more than 70 product*. Including carbonated bever­ ages. chewing gum and reduced calorie desserts. Il Is available In tabletop form under the name Equal Marketed In Ihr United Stales as NulraSweet by G.D. Srarlc A Co. of Skokie. III., ihe product wus apjirovrd by the Food and Drug Administration (or commercial use In 19H1 arid was approved for use inrurlxmulrd beverage* In 1IIH3. Despite the OK by Ihe FDA. questions have arisen uhont Its safety and II bus been blamed lor everylhlng from severe headaches lo brain minors. In Washington Wednesday, a group calling llarll Aspartame Victims and Their Friends railed lor the FDA loiu k r I lit- product off ihe market. Or Harold Luhln, director o f Food and Nutrition for Ihe AM A's Personal Heallh Program, said an rxlenslve review of Ihe medical lileraturc d o e s not support i lie group's concern*. While Ihe Issur Is not completely resolved, as purl a mi- appears lo lx- sate for use by most people, Luhln said Hr said the Atlanta-based Center* tor Disease Control hud determined most complaints were mild In nature und mil widely spread. Luhln said a review of safety Issues supports ihe FDA contention lhal the maximum projected Intake of aspartame by most childrrn or adults Is "far, far below any level even suspertrd of being toxic." A m e rica n s a re ea tin g fa r less su gar than Ihey did a d ecade a go, but consum ption of oth er sw eeteners Is a lm o st unchanged. Since th e non s u g a r s w e e t e n e r s a r e e it h e r a r tific ia l or con cen tra ted , sm a ller quentlties a r e required. The AMA report said, however, that liet ausc it l* p a rtia lly c o m p o s e d o f ph en yIn lu n tn e. aspartame rannnl tie taken In large quantities by those suffering from a rare disease called phenylketonuria, or PKU. PKU sufferers are Intolerant lo Ihr umlno acid, which Is also found In many sources of protein, and risk retardation if ihey are exposed lo an excessive amount Al present, products containing aspartame tx-ar Ih e la b e l " P h e n y I k e to n u r lc s : c o n ta in s phenylalanine." The rr(x»n dismissed the notion that a prrgnanl woman could endanger a phenylrkrtonurle Ictus by using Ihe product. The report d ie d evidence lhal a pregnant woman would have to consume 600 aspartame tablets or more than six gallons of a carbonated beverage In one silling to risk endangering her child U.S. Accused Of Withholding Information NEW DELHI. India lUI’ll Prime Mtnlstrr Rajiv Gandhi say* that despite IJ.S promises lo help curb Sikh extremism, he h e l l r v r s W a s h i n g t o n Is w ith h old in g Inform ation on camps In the United States where Ihr militants allegedly l ruin In an In terview published T h u r s d a y In th e E n glis h language weekly llllt / . Gandhi — who was reportedly targeted by Sikh assassins on his recent vlsll lo the Untied Slates — said his government had video films ol one of Ihr camps lie nuld U S olllrluls had bern "very categorical lhal they were going lo iirlji us wllh all the Inlormallnn" hut added; "W e led ... lhal there Is something they could tell us which Ihey are not telling us." Gandhi said the Untied Slates recently had liecome more active in curbing the activities of Sikh extremists and other govern m rnls ’ had rhauged Ihelr al lltudes toward terrorism. Ilul he said he found It "In­ c r e d ib le " ihu i W a sh in gto n allowed the ramps to continue lo operale after pledging lo help Sikh agliallon stems from a m iliu m campaign tn India's northern Punjab state wherr radicals are staging a hhxxlv campaign for autonomy. There arc 14 million Sikhs In India, a nation of more lhan 740 million, and Punjab is the only slate In which Ihey urr a majority. Violence In Punjab during 1984 tell more lhan 1,000 peo­ ple dead, mostly Sikhs. Includ­ ing 600 killed In ari army attack on Ihe Sikhs' holiest shrine, the Golden Temple Thai attack wus b l a m e d f o r I h e O r I 31 a s s a s s in a tio n o f G uild til’ s mother. Indira, by two of her Sikh guards. Sikh extremists have been suspertrd of causing Ihe crash of an Alr-lndiu Jel on •lime 23 that killed all 329 jiroplr aboard, und an explosion ihr same day al Tokyo's airport lh.il killed two baggage handlers The cause of Ihr crash Is still under In­ vest Igat Ion. In addlllon. the FBI on May 5 arrested five Sikhs, charging them with planning lo murder Gandhi and attack u number of targets In India. Including g o v­ ernment buildings and a nuclear jxiwer plum. An FBI affidavit said Ihe five, along with two Sikhs suspected In Ihe A ic ln d la crash, had planned In begin (raining May 6 In terrorist tarries at a ram p In non hern New Jersey G a n d h i to ld Ih e H i l t / newspaper the Indian govern­ ment had u vldeolajie ol Induing provided al one of several private camps in the United Stales Sandinista Revolution Still 'Unfulfilled' MANAGUA. Nlcaruguu IUPI) — Nicaragua today marked Ihe sixth anniversary o f the victory of the Sandinista revolution, and while able lo claim progress In land rrlonn and education, remains beset by a U.S -backed rebellion and economic turmoil. Hundreds of thousands of people were to gather today In Managua s National Plaza for olllclul rrrrmoules commemorating the overthrow of dictator Anustaslo Somoza and Ihe end of his family's 43 years ul authoritarian rule Some 50.000 jteople out of u population of 2.7 million died In Ihr 18 month sltuggle. Senior members of the leftImi government led by President Daniel Ortega were expected to dellvrr nationally broadcast speeches lauding the revolution's gains and condemning Ihe United State* for supporting rebels known as the Contras. Many Nicaraguans, however, will nut share the spirit of celebration. "One needs only lo look al the economy lo sec this revolution has been u failure." said Rusrndu Diaz, a cofTre grower and outspoken government opponent. "W e have a tremendous debt, and the salaried worker Is In a much worse position lhan he was In 1979 The promise of ihe revolution has been unfulfilled.” During Ihelr speeches, government officials were expected to list gains made since the end of the Somoza era. Including a huge reduction In Illiteracy and greatly Improved living standards. lo addition, official figures show roughly half of the nation's peasants — or some 87.000 people — have been given land lilies for the first time Agrarian reform, however, has Inherent pro blcm s. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Presi­ dent Reagan ale his first solid food since doctors removed a cancerous growth from his In­ testine and could lie back at (he White House by Monday, deputy press secretary Larry Speakes says. The White House spokesman •wild the 74-year-old president, who entered Bethesda Naval Hospital a week ago. Is "totally hack (o norm al" and feeling pp pain. Reagan ate a chicken dinner Thursday night — his first solid food since undergoing Intestinal c a n c e r s u r g e r y S a tu r d a y . Doctors rem oved Ihe staples from hts incision and replaced ihem with Slirl Strips In stepping up his workload, the president met In Ihe mornmg with chief of staff Donald Rrgan and nu Ilona I security adviser Robert McFarlane. In mid-afternoon. Ihe presldent and his wife Nancy up- Mcarugua has a 84 6 billion foreign debt, one of ihe highest per capita In Larin America and Is also faced with a U .S.-Imposed econom ic blockade and Ihe war being waged by an estimated 17.000 Contras. Defense spending consumes 40 percent of the 1985 budget, compared to only 7 percent In the Sandinista*' first year In power. K ■ |M-urrd at s e p a ra tr w in d o w * u j the hospital and waved lo pho*t tngraphers The president siuclt Ills head out Ihe window, gave the "O K " sign and Indlraled he < felt fine Asked when he would s return home. Mrs Reagan re- 1 jilled. "A s soon as we can." It was the first rime Reagan appeared pu blicly since the operation, although Ihe White House has released photographs of him In his hospital room. , A medical report Thursday said that he read news maga­ z in e s . t e n d e d lo r o u t in e paperwork and read many of the gei-wel! cards Hts suite was filled with flowers from wellwishers. For dinner. Reagan ute baked chicken und rice. Indicating a return of bowel functions after Ihe removal of the cancerous growth and 2 feel of Inlesrine Speakes. who earlier damped a news blackout on specific details of ihe president s condi­ tion and doctors' advice In the past, answered some of the questions Thursday. Speakes told reporters the president's doctors did not re­ commend a thorough intestinal examination In May 1984 after the discovery of a benign polyp In his colon. Some medical experts have suggested d iscovery o f that polyp should have prompted a lull conoloscopy. which In turn would have disclosed Ihe larger gmwth — possibly at an earlier, less dangerous si age of cancer. The colonoscopy conducted last week was recommended as "go o d , aggressive m edicine" alter discovery of a second polyp this March but not "with any urgency." Speakes said Th e W ash in gton f\ist reported today that Reagan finally de­ cided lo undergo Ihe exam that turned up the cancerous growth after receiving u call from his brother. J. Nell Reagan, who had Jual learned he had colon cancer. EvrninK IlcmJd IUSP1 M l !M) F r i d a y . J u ly 19. IN S "Land given lo a |>eaaanl Is often taken from a producing landowner, sometimes arbitrarily." said John Brohman. an Independent "•••arch economist. "Thai leads lo a toss of private sector confidence In the governm ent." J i M Vol. 77, No JtJ Publuhad Daily • " * Swndar Saturday fey Tfe* laniard Mtrald. Inc MO N Frtncfe An* . laniard. Flo, >«n. Wtond CM i l K a il* * * Paid al SanMrd, Florida D IM Msmt D*h**ry s Waafc. t i ll) Monlh, M i l l I Manllit. Slots* 1 Men (In. 111.Mi Year, h i m B , Mail: Wt*« 11.101 Month. M M . 1 Mentht, t i l M i » M aalhi. !)> H i Yaar. MOM Phan* (M l) I I I 1*11. �Friday, Ju ly 1*. 1H J - I A E vtn ln g H trsld. Sssfo rd , Ft, Students Being Trained For 'Non-Existent Jobs' WASHINGTON (UPI) — A federal advisory council Is recommending creation o f a federal Job bank to help students track and prepare for potential employment. In a report to President Reagan, the In­ tergovernmental Council on Education said that many students are now being trained for •'non existent Jobs ' In overcrowded fields such as public relations, sales and marketing. The council urged creation of a computerized data system to monitor the Job market's needs and to inform teachers and students of the skills required to fill them. "T o o many of our students are being educated for non-existent Jobs at the expense o f parents and taxp ayers." Jacqueline McGregor, the council's executive director, wrote in a letter to Reagan. McGregor's council, formed in 1979 to keep Congress and the president abreast o f education Issues, held a two-day conference In May that focused on teacher preparation and retention. In a report to Reagan, the council offered 10 recommendations to improve these areas of academic concern and, in the process, address the worsening teacher shortage and upgrade the nation s schools. Its top recommendation dealt with tracking the demand for teachers and Jobs. "T h e federal government is in a unique position to track the supply and demand for classroom teachers (and) make projections for anticipated staffing needs." the council said. It said the government also needs to "collect and disseminate data on the kinds of skills needed to prepare our youth for Job success In America's shift from an Industrial to a high-tech and service econom y." Other recommendations Included developing multiple routes for qualified people to enter the teaching profession, additional supervision of new teachers and greater pay for teachers, now among the nation's lowest paid professionals. McGregor said the rrport was sent to the While House Wednesday but she was uncertain when It will lx- presented to Reagan, who is recovering from cancer surgery at Ucthesda Naval Hospital Lacking Food, Army Turns Out Prisoners For Likely Execution Motorists To Pay More For Gasoline U nited P ress Internation al E P A 's lead phase-down pro­ U.S. pump prices will rise gram. Lundbcrg said. further despite ihe recent slip­ Pump prices have escalated page In world crude oil prices sin ce ihe first o f ihe year because o f the Environmental because of ihe increased costs Protection Agency's decision to refiners Incurred In meeting the reduce the lead content In gaso­ EPA's July l deadline for re­ line July I , an oil analyst said. ducing lead to 0.5 gram per The average retail gasoline gallon from the 1.1 gram ceiling price. In clu d in g taxes, has In effect since 1982, Lundbcrg climbed 10.2 cents a gallon since said. January even though OPEC cut "Lead is the cheapest way to Its oil prices by roughly 91 a hold up the octane level In b a r r e l t h a t m o n t h . D a n regular teaded gasoline which L u n d b c r g s a id L u n d b e r g has ictnalncd stable since last publishes the Los Angeles-based year." he said. Lundbcrg Survey that tracks "The oil Industry has had to pump prices. use other means to maintain Since late May major non- octane ratings by Increasing the OPEC produ cers — Britain. cost of refining gasoline and Norway. Mexico. Egypt and the substituting m ore expensive Soviet Union — have lowered additives for lead." he said. their crude prices by up to 91.25 The EPA estimated It would a barrel. The Organization of cost refiners 2 cents more a Petroleum Exporting Countries gallon to produce the new low.Is scheduled to hold another lead fuel, thereby narrowing the pricing summit Monday. p rice gap b e tw e e n cheaper Each 9l-a-barrrl drop In world leaded and h igh er unleaded oil prices theoretically translates g ra d es lo d is c o u r a g e fuel* inlo a savings of 2.3 cenls a switching gallon on gasoline If passed Since July 1 most gasoline through to U.S motorists. marketers have raised wholesale As long as world oil prices do prices for regular leaded by 2 nnl collapse, gasoline prices will rents a gallon. Industry sources continue lo Incrrase under Ihr said. LISBON. Portu gal (U l’ ll — Drought strlkcn Mozam bique ordered the army to hand cap­ tured right-wing guerrillas over to civilians — who will probably kill them — because the gov­ ernment cannot feed prisoners. Portuguese news agencies said, The agency reports said the order was Issued In northern Cabo Delgado province by De­ fense Minister G en. Alberto C h ip a n d e . H is o r d e r w as published by official media m Maputo, the southern African country'* capital. “ Do not send me any (cap­ tured) armed Inntdlts because 1 have nothing to Iced them ." the news agencies quoted Chipande assaying. International aid workers have estimated that fam ine has killed m ore than 100,000 Mozam­ bicans In past two years and that another 2.5 million people — about 20 percent of Mozambi­ que's population — face starva­ tion. Chlpunde reportedly ordered Ihe army to Interrogate prison­ ers, then turn them over lo local civilians. T h e Marxtsi govern m en t's n e w s p a p e rs h a v e r e c e n tly p u b lish ed s t o i i e s o f angry peasants fiat king and burning to death pcoplr suspected of collulxir.itltig with the Mozambican National Resistance guerrillas The M ozam bican National Resistance, which operates In all IO Mozambican provinces and claim s lo h ave 25,(XX) men u n d er arm s, has se rio u s ly hampered relief work by at­ ta c k in g r e lie f c o n v o y s and HsrsM PS«WbyC*U K en Barnes of S a n ford fills up his tank, a ritual that m a y cost m ore in c o m in g months In the latest July 12 Lundbcrg Survey of more than 16.000 servlre stations, the average U.S. pump price climbed to 91 240 a gallon from 91.235 In the pre­ vious June 2 1survey. T h e price spread b elw een s e lf- s e r v ic e reg u la r le a d e d 191 125 a gallon) and regular unleaded 191 2031 shrank to 7.78 cents a gallon from H 07 cenls in late June Despite the seven-month rise at l In retail level, wholesale gasoline prices have fallen by O 25 cents a gallon since June 7 — (hr first drop since early February. Lundbcrg said, Museums* Transformers Leaking Toxic PCBs Threaten National Treasures In Smithsonian W A S H IN G T O N (UIMt N ation al treasures In seven Smlthonlan Institu­ tion museums could be contaminated forever because many high-voltage transformers la the buildings arc leaking to x lr PCBs, T h e W a s h in g to n P o st reports. The newspaper also quoted an anonmoun source <ui saying that circuit reskrrs that are supposed to reduce the risk of fire are fire hazards In themselves. . "Every building has defective circuit breakers," the source said, which "m ay not l rip under overload conditions." A D.C. Fire Department memo written after a June 27 Inspection quoted by Th e Posi said. "Initial evaluation of situation at American History Museum. If fire involving transformer In a vault Is reported, entry Into the smoke Is made at severe risk." Fire U . Pat Walsh of the department's Hazardous Materials Unit, who wrote the memo, laler told Ihe newspaper. "Only for Ihe Immediate rescue of people would I send someone Into the smoke ... The people at the Smithsonian can't (losslbly recognize the danger or they wouldn't leave (the PCBs) there." Fire Battalion Chief Ralph Richardson, who accompanied Walsh during Ihe inspection, told Th e Post that most of the 10 to 15 transformers he saw "w ere In deplorable condition." PCBs. or polychlorinated biphenyls, were produced In the United States between 1929 nnd 1977 and used mostly as rlectrical Insulating fluids because ol their fire-resistant nature When PCBs burn, they produce sub­ stances that arc more toxic. Including lhe probable carclnogrn dioxin, de­ scribed by Ihe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency as "on e of the most toxic substances known to m an." These toxins In thr sm okr not only affect those fighting or fleeing a firr. but contaminate s building and Its contents unlit all traces of the soot are removed T h r I \ mH said Ihe EPA has scheduled an e m e r g e n c y In s p e c t io n o f Ihe Sm ithsonian's 57 PCB transformer*, perhaps as soon as next week, lo determine whether they meet fcdrral standards. The EPA released new rules on PCH transformers on Wednesday, prohibiting ihrir Installation after O n I ami re­ quiring removal or modification ol all high vollagc PCB transformers in or nrar commercial buildings by Oct. f*. 1890. The Smithsonian's fire and safety director. Edward R. Snlechoskl. lold the newspaper that the transformers are continuously Inspected and mecl all EPA standards, and promised repairs If any Is found to be defective. trains, Th e Post said the following Smllhso olan museums have PCB transformers the National Museum o f American Art and National Fortran Gallery, lour trans­ formers. Ihr Museum ol American Histo­ ry. 23. the Museum ol Natural History, 15; Ihr Smithsonian Castle, three; Ihe National Air uttd Space Museum, four; thr Freer Gallery of A n . two; and the Arts A Industry Building, six Chlpandr's order uppearrd lo represent a new hardline stance by thr Marxist governm ent, which Iasi Septem ber offered amnesty to rebels who surren­ dered. Lasl month. Chipande. who Is also governor o f Cabu Delgado, announced that weapons were tx-lug distributed In civilians In the province to combat escalat­ ing rrt>rl o|K-rntlons Profane Tirade In Jefferson Ward's Gets Man Jailed On Several Charges B U R G LAR IE S ft THEFTS A 50 year-old Urlando man who is arrused ol creating a A purse containing some cash d i s t u r b a n c e b y s h o u t in g was taken from ACE Beauty ohsccnltlcs In an Altum ontr Supply. 2966 U.S. Highway Springs department store was 17-02. Sanford, on Monday, ac­ arrested and charged with disor­ cording lo a police report. The derly Intoxication, but when purse and its conlrnts were (siller look him to Jail Ihry found worth about $488 and belong to Illegal drugs in his possession Margie Johnson. 59. of 1708-H and lodged several other charges Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, the against him. report said An Altamonte Springs police report said the man had been loitering In Jefferson Wards. 138 K Stair Roud 436. at about 7:30 p.rn Thursday. According lo the rrport. the man hud been shouting at cus­ tomers and yelling profanity. The store security guard. Jack Isaacson, said he asked Ihe man to leave, but the man refused I’ollce were called When an officer approached, the man yelled "W h o me? Who m e?." while pointing at himself, according lo the report. The policeman lold thr man to calm down, but hr would not. Instead he yelled. "I don't havr lo show you my f---- license. because It's suspended." the rrport said. Thr policeman tnslrucied the man to leave the store, but the man responded hy shouting an obscenity, the report said. The man tried lo resist being handrufTed by pulling his am is away. After thr man was brought to Ihe Altamonte Springs Police Department, he was searched. Police found a cologne bottle yrith Vallum In It and two other pills called Faslin. a controlled (tirl pill. ; Thr man said he bought the pills on thestreel for 92. • The man was also charged With two counts of possession of 9 controlled substance, resisting 9rrrst without violence, and possession of a controlled sub­ stance in an unlawful container ! Charged was Joseph L. Fir astmls III. o f 2912 Conway Road I Hr was being held In the Srmtnolc County Jail In lieu of 85.000 bond. A green 1979 Ford truck, left by the side of the road In Oviedo wllh a For Sale sign on the windshield, was nol sold, but stolen some lim e Thursday. Truck owner Gall Seward. 35. o f 2335 E a g le Pass Hoad. Oviedo, reported to police that she left the (ruck with only little gas In the lank. Mrs. Seward discovered Ihe truck, valued at 96.000, missing al about 5 p.m Thursday. DAMAQED GREEN Vandals inflicted about 92.000 worth o f damage to the 15th green of W rklva Golf Course In Longwood late Wednesday. a Seminole County sheriffs report said a pipe was used to gouge holes In the green. The report said the owner of the cou rse. K a y o B ow m an, d e ­ scribed four youths about mid­ dle school age who may have caused (he damage Action Reports ★ Fires it Courts it Police PURLOINED P L A N T S T w e n ty -n in e p la n ts w ere stolen In 20 minutes from u Longwood woman, according to a Seminole County sh eriffs re­ in)! t Ruth Little. 64. o f 1300 N. Lake Brantley Road, said she unloaded the plants on the edge of a driveway at 2661 Sandlake Road. Longwood, at 9 a.m. Wednesday. According lo the report. Mrs. Little left for 20 minutes and when she returned the plants, valued al $5109. were missing tx>ut and a 910 oar from Ihe backyard lake front beach of Norma Hofmann. 58. of 224 Nob Hill Circle, lafe Monday or early Tuesday. Mrs Hofmann said Ihe Ihtrvrs must have "(loalrd away In It" b e ca u s e the boat w a s nnl dragged nut of her yard. The float had no serial num ­ bers. according to a sheriffs report. ALARMING THEFT A thief rammed an right-fool Isianl through a cargo door al Con sol idu led Frleghtways on Persim m on Avenue. Sunford. early Thursday and stole a micro Infra-red alarm system bolted lo a wall. A Seminole County sheriffs deputy responded lo an alarm at Ihe business at uboui 2 49 a m Thursday and discovered Ihe hole In the door and a fresh footprint. The ularm system, which was bolted in a wall nrar the main office. Is valued at 91.000. thr deputy's report said. Avenue near 25lh Street at 4 a m .Friday. A police report said Hie officer found laipez at the wheel of the car sleeping. The motor was running and Lopez had Ihe car In drive with his fool on Ihe brake, the report said. He was released from Ihe Seminole County Jull on 9500 bond —John David Dykeman. 25. of 2827 Magnolia Drive. Sanford, after a deputy observed him driving w llh n<> headlights on Slate Roud 46 al 1:43 a.in. SEMINOLE SEW 1 VAC 1 DAY SERVICE Don’t Got Caught Cold... was tsw f ON M O ST C A S H ) FREE ESTIM ATE Also A vailab le ^ W sstb srtio n Hast Pump/AIr Condition#! . Vs- l a l w i H 1st • R sp sirt A S a ls s • Nsw 9 lls s d STOLEN CAR A thief stolr a 1979 Ford Pinto from the driveway of Woodrow Pope. 71. of 2101 Airport IIIvd . Sanford, early Wednesday. DU1 ARRESTS Pope said the car was locked The following person has been and the keys were not In the arrested In Seminole County and Ignition, according to a police charged with driving under Ihe report. Pope said Ihe car con­ influence: tained a .22-callbcr handgun —Jorge Luis Lopez. 35. o f 104 valued at $450. Sweetgum Court. Sanford, after PADDLE BOAT PILFERED a Sanford policeman spoiled a Thieves stole an $800 paddle brown Pontiac parked on Park w a l l V sc u m s* 9 S sw ln g M ach in es 3 2 2 -9 4 1 1 .E a t m 100/ S S a n lo id A*s ____ Ssnto fd mn 11 tz A is sssi s n MEW KID ON THE BLOCK NICK MONTE’S G aslight Supper C lub & R estaurant 119 SO. MAGNOLIA • DOWNTOWN SANFORD Teen Gets SV2 Years In Fatal Robbery The second o f six young men arrrstrd In connection with Ihe shooting death of an Oviedo man In south Orlando In January has been sentenced to 5V* years for robbery. James Casey. 17. of Orlando, was sentenced Wednesday by Orange Circuit Judge Wallace Knmanskl. A sixth boy, 14 years old. has already pleaded guilty to robbery in connection with the death of Thomas M Buford. 23. of 2900 State Road 436. and has been sentenced lo probation. Four other Orlando defendants. Tony Napier. 15 at Ihe time of hts arrest. Keith Randall Lawrence. 20. Ronald Carbaugh, 19. and Christopher Morey. 19. arc charged with firstdr grre murder and state prosecutors say they will Thursday. A sh eriffs rejiort said the deputy lollowrd Dykeman as lie turned on Hcartlull Road The report suld D y k c m a u 's car swerved on Ihe road and ran Into th e g ra s * A f l r r D ykem an stopped, tie stumbled from Ills vehicle and dropped Ills keys on the ground, the report said. Dykeman failed the roadside sobriety test and when given a blood alcohol lest hr registered 24 . 10 Is Ihr legal lltiill. He was released from the Seminole County Jail on 9500 bond. Serving The finest In Sesiund Prtnir HU) Htrsks and Specially Dishes featuring NICK M O NTE singing old time favorite songs Also enjoy dancing lo the music of L u ll PRESTIGE and The Gaslight Ensemble (Dig Hand Sound) seek Ihr death penalty for the quartet. In pleading guilty last month. Casey agreed to testify against the four defendants Loinanski also ordered that after serving four years behind liars. Casey spend the last 18 monlhs on community control ja form of tn-house urrestl. perform 100 hours o f community service and pay 9400 In irstiluikHi. Arcordlng to police. Casey was one o f six youths who entered a Tennrco store al 4003 Oak Ridge Hoad, Orlando. Jan. 21 and killed Buford, the clerk, during u rubbery of the store. Police got a break in Ihr case when some of the boys bragged lo their friends about pulling the heist and killing the clerk —Deane Jordan OPEN FOR LUNCH MON.-FRI. 112 DINNER HOURS 4 pm Til/ COSED MONDAY NITES Krserv n'.ions Suggested 3 2 )-3 6 0 0 323*7)32 1 «rmi Patties ke M A Sits AA.in J **••»*•« 1mil tor bUunMSM •u *. «. I I �Evening Herald IU 1 P S 411 J*0) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Friday, July 19, 19$5-4A W syn* 0 . 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Hy the time Mr. Stockman stepped down July 9 as head of the Office of Management and fludgel, hr had done more to reshape the federal budget and public debate on cutting Irderal programs than any recent presidential Cabinet member. His scheduled departure Aug. 1 should be a source of concern to congressional budget makers of both parties. During the past 4V$ years, the gray hatred, bespectacled Stockman was no stranger to disappointment In his efforts to wean "eco­ nomic strap hangers" from the federal dole. He may have appeared on as many magazine covers as his boss in his first year as the president's No. 1 budget cutter, and he was popularly caricatured as having a computer mind and a heart of Ice. But a December 1981 Atlantic Monthly article ulso spawned the first of many reports I hat David Stockman would soon resign. That famous Interview with Wllllum Grelder. the budget chief compared the president's tax-cut program to a "Trojan Horse" and admitted that "none of us really understands what's going on with these n u m b e rs." Other notorious cuses of Stockman candor included uttacks on mllltury pensions, farm subsidy programs and a repeated advocacy of lax Increases as a deficit-cutting tool, The worst punishment Mr. Stoekmun ever received from the president was Ids highly publicized "visit lo the woodshed" after Ihc Atlantic article. (He also received a longuelushlng from fils mother, a farmer, over fits criticism of farm programs.) President Reagan s inclination to retain Mr. Stockman gave credence to his Indtspcusahlllly and led some to wonder If thr budget director uttered what the president thought but could not say for political reasons. Said lo be "burnt out" and tired of Washington budget battles. David Stoekmun leaves for a money-making Job with the Investment bunking firm of Salomon Brothers at a time when a White House-Congress compromise on the budget package makes a relatively small dent In thr massive budget deficit. For all his domestic spending cuts and budget mastery. Mr. Stockman could not make his views prevail or prevent the $200 billion annual budget deficits projected for the rest of the decade. This ultimate frustration would drive any "whtz kid" to a six figure salary on Wall Street. Please Write Letters to the editor are welcome for publication. All lettera mutt be signed and Include a mailing address and. If possible, a telephone number. The Evening Herald reserves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate apace. BERRY'S WORLD DONALD LAMBRO Time To Sell Amtrak To Highest Bidder WASHINGTON — Once a wrek Hob Smith leaves his apartment near New York C ity’s Pennsylvania Station and boards Arntrak's 9:27 p m ' Montrealer'' en route to his weekend retreat In Vermont The train hold* 177 people, hut Bob Is one of only about 130 people who txiard this train dally. Hi* one-way ticket costs $29.72 but the real c(»st to Amtrak lo gel him to hts destination Is $54 Federal taxpayers foot the difference. "B oh Smith" Is a composite of some of Arntrak's passengers But the train and Its costs arc real. Illustrating how this federally financed railroad serves and subsidizes a relatively small number o f middle- to upper-income travelers. The government has poured almost $9 billion Into Amtrak since Its inception In 1971 When Ihc Congressional Budget O ffice assessed Arntrak's operation In 1982. It found that tietwern 1972 and 1980 Ihe railroad's operating costs had Increased by 112 percent The Reagan administration, saving "enough Is enough." wants to rut Its subsidies and begin to make Amtrak pay Its own way. But Congrrss shows no sign s ot going as la r as the administration would like. The Office o f Management and Budget says the average per-passenger federal subsidy for Arntrak last year was $35. In the coming fiscal year Amtrak will cost taxpaver* $774 million. By fiscal 1988. Its annual subsidy could be close to $5)00 million a vrar. Despite these subsidies, passenger use on many lines has been pathetic. Last year. less than 10 passengers a day txiardrd the train in 40 percent of Arntrak's station* Less than 50 passengers a dav hoarded In 75 percent of these stations. A comparison of rldershlp for Ihe month of May over last year s figures for ihe same month shows rldershlp has decreased In five of Amirak s short-distance lines; from Chicago to 5l laiuls: from Chicago to Quincy, til .; trom Washington lo Martlnsburg. W Va from New York to Montreal, and from Chicago to Indian­ apolis. As "Bob Sm ith" seeks lo Illustrate Arntrak's i tlentcle Is largclv undeserving o f such massive subsidies. Surveys show that 41 percent of Arntrak's northeast-corridor riders have In­ comes of more than $40,000 and 55 percent have incomes o f more than $30,000 Amtrak official* *av they've Invested over $3 billion In the railroad In new locomotives and equipment. Clifford Black. Arntrak's manager o f | corporate communications, told my assistant, Martha Mueller that this equipment will have scrap value" It subsidies are substantially cut and ihe agenev was forced to shut down ope rations. • But closing down Amtrak Is hardly the alternative to m o r r and more subsldlrs With a bonk value of $3 6 billion. Amtrak represents a potentially good buy for some conglomerate that could, with the help of a little deregulation, profitably operate Its most heavily traveled routes. It * lime (or Congress to sell Amtrak lo the highest hldder and get out of a business It has piov cd It cannot run SCItNCC WASHINGTON WORLD Protesting A Drug's Category A Whole New Ballgame By Helen Thomas DPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON URII - The White House has hung oul a "business as usual" sign since President Reagan underwent colon cancer surgery. But nothing will quite ever be the same. That has been true of other presidential Illnesses In thr past. New considerations come Into play and It Is a whole new ball game Th r 74-year old president has hern the epllomy ot health and vigor, corning through a chesl wound from a would-be assassin with Hying colors. And nothing Is expected to grt him down now because ol his limalr optimistic outlook on life and hts personal courage. His doctors have run out in Hollywood superlatives to drsrrltir Ills post-operative condition His spokesman. Larry Spcakes, says hr Is "champing at the till" and "ready to lx- up and at 'em ." undaunted hy Ihe news that a tumor removed trom tils intrsiinr was cancerous. Nevertheless. U will take time tor Rragan to rn*e buck Into the Oval office, and Ids doctors nrr prescrib­ ing rest, which hr will get at thr White House when he leaves the hospital and at Ills C aliforn ia miiuntalntop ranch where he will spend most of Angus). It Is doubtful that hr will tie able lo Indulge In his favorite rugged ch ores of ch opping w ood and clearing brush. Ills elite! surgeon. I)r Dale Oiler, at Hcthrsda Naval Hospital, predicted tie would lx* hack on u horse In mid-August. N everth eless, Reagan w ill hr watched more carrlully from now on. m ainly lor uny signs of a recurrence of cancer He tins always tx-en (tie picture ol good health So much so dial White House physi­ cians tiave looked aghast when a reporter lias uskt-d about the health ol Ihe president The president did go for 2W yrars without a physical examination In tils llrsl term Dr Steven RosentM-rg. t hirl ot surgery at thr National Cancer Institute, suit! that tie will tiave to undergo frequent checkups and blood tests. It Reagan's brother. Nell Rragan. is typical ol Hie family attitude, die president will Indent tie back In stride soon The rldtr Rragan un­ derwent a similar ojierallon two weeks ago and since then lias been going lo restaurants, giving in tervlews and living tile to die fullest lie tiad a bout with throat cancer several years ago WOR WILLIAM RUSHER Unpopular Opinions We Americans are loud of saying ll's a free country." and of course in many linportanl respects it l» itul we really ought lo stop kidding ourselves that we are. culturally speaking, especially tolerant ol un orthodox views On die contrary, holding and expressing them can lake a lot ot courage In lids Land ol die Free. Hat k in the I92()s. not long alter die Palmer Raids, ILL. Mencken fc marked tha| he felt poalUvt i . sorry for h i s communist acquain­ tances. "berauso at any moment they may he swinging from a convenient tree." Closer to our own time, membership In Ihe. John Birch Sot Ictv In Ihe rjr lv I960* was a mu- way ticket to social ostracism as lar as a large segmenl ol liberal laiul Ihcrctnrc smugly ' tolerant") optii ion was <nncerued But our severest social penalties ate reserved lor the holders of novel religious views Joseph Smith, who loundrd the Mormon Church In New York In 1830. had U* take Ills lollow ers to Ohio and then to Missouri to avoid prosecution From Missouri they fled to Illinois, where Smith and his brother. Hy rum. were jailed on charges ol treason On June 27. 1844 a mob of armed inrri stormed the jail -and killed diem txith ' Th ai, no doubt, ts utie good reason why Sen Orrln Hatch of Utah who is htutsell a Mormon, has given careful thought m die prison sentence meted oul a couple of years hack to Rev. Sun Myung Moon Hatch, who Is one ol the Senate's ablest legal minds, Is chairman of IIS judiciary com m it­ tee's subcommittee on the Con­ stitution In a Irtlrr to the noted Washington attorney Edward Ben nrtt Williams, hr pointed to "what to mv mind Is all alarming pattern ol general intolerance on the part of our government toward Rev Moon and Ins church. Till* great country u| our* prosecuted a man of thr doth on a very dubious charge uf tax avoidance and took precious lew if any, slrps to safeguard our own cherished com rpis o f religious Irredom In the process. .. We i liurged a non-English speaking alien wllh criminal tax evasion charges on the llrsl tax returns he llled in this country... We didn’t •ark a civil penaltv as an Initial means of redress. We didn't give him the benefit ul any doubt, Rather, we took a novel theory of tax liability of less than $10,000 and turned it into a guiliv verdict and 18 months In a Irderal prison The rornlc thing I* that, according lo the government's thenry o f the case. Moon — whose worldwide U n ifica tio n C hurch ow n s and m anages bu sin esses in v o lv in g hundreds of millions of dollars — conspired to evade $7,300 In taxes over a period of three years Dr take the still more recent experience ol L Ron Hubbard's Church of Scientology, one ol those Callfornla whatlzztts that has taken hold and spread around during ihe past 30 years. In 1979. with her m oth er's perm ission, a you n g wom an in O regon join ed this church allegedly because she had tieen promised It would Improve her m ind and her ey e sig h t. N ine months later she was " d e p r o ­ grammed" by the notorious Ted Patrick at her mother's behest and surd the church A Portland Jury recently awarded her a cool $39 million — quite obviously with the mtrnllon ol doing Ihe world a favor hv pulling tile Church of Scien­ tology out of business altogether Years ago on "Meet The Press," saucy Utile May Craig asked the late John L Lewis whv he wouldn't condemn Jim m y Holla "Because I’m not a joiner. Miss Craig," Lewis replied calmly. " T h r park Is uher Jimmy Holla, and I'm not going to join ilie park," May I always have thr guts to Inllow1tils shining example. By Jan Ziegler UPI Science Writer WASHINGTON (UPlI - Ecstasy, Die drug used Inrreaslngly hy young professionals and college students over the past few years, la now Illegal und In a class tbai subjects it to the tightest govern merit control. But a group of psychiatrists and medical school professors has filed a protest wt.h Congress to change the drug's classification, charging that ihe restriction will block research on what could be a valuable medical too l They have asked three repre­ sentatives and two senators to in itia te an In v e s tig a tio n Into whether the Drug Enforcement Agency abused Its (lowers when It made On- drug. MDMA, a Schedule I restric ted substance. "W e support DEA s effort to make street use and recreational use of MDMA Illegal." their letter said "H o w e v e r , D E A ’ s e m e r g e n c y placement of MDMA Into Sc hedule 1 will Impose such scvrrr restrictions on MDMA that all use of MDMA by psychiatrists anil virtually all research Into Us medical [xifrntUI w ill lx- significantly retarded." Ttie letter was signed by Lesler G rlnspoon professor OB psychiatry at Harvard Mr (U r a l Si hi ml Dr. Rick Strnssman ot the] I ’nivrrslty of New Mexico School ofj M e d ic in e an d fiv e o th e r ' |isych!atrtsts. In v o k in g e m e rg e n c y p o w ers granted by congress last year and citing evidence recreational use of MDMA was exploding, the DEA Imposed Schedule I clasalflcatlbf) on the drug effective July I Tb< » l.isslflcatlon means a drug has no medical use. high potential for abuse and poses imminent ha/urd to public safely. The psychiatrist* said the drug known on Ihe street as Adum ancf Ecstasy, has not been shown to meet any o f those criteria. Grinspoon said the drug appears to help people become more trust­ ing and less depressed, anxious and defensive, Unlike LSD. Ils effects last only a short time, anil there appear tube no "bad trips " There may be- toxic effects from normal dosage, but they appear to tie rare, he said This can only be detcrmined through careful use under supervision. Grlnsjasm said Schedule 1 drugs are extremely difficult to research because so much red tape Is In­ volved and they are available only In small quantities. Anyone seeking data Is forced lo go to the street, he said JACK ANDERSON SEC Protecting Defense-Contractor Scams "My Bill la vary bright — t>uf not ao bright that ha'a boaa abla to ttgura out how to work tha VCR" * >■' By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta WASHINGTON - Thr scandal of defense contractors seems to grow by the hour Nine of Ihe lop 10 contractors are currently under Investigation by thr Pentagons Inspector general lor substantial misconduct At least 36 of Ihe largest IOO contractors are under crim inal Investigation by other agencies. But the arms makrrs have one IMiwrrtuI blend among the federal watchdog agencies For years Die Secu rities and Exchange C om ­ mission hat given defense con­ tractors a free ride on the gravy train It ha* declined to force these companies lo make full disclosure of important llnunclul troubles, as they're required lo bv law and SEC regulations The reason for full disclosure ts obvious The stock buying public ts entitled to know about problems Dial might affect the company's im.inci.il health and thus the price ul its slock — especially cost i overruns that eat into company proltls But the SEC has accorded tender treatment to defense contractors who fall lo divulge luqiortunt In formation. In thr Iasi 10 years, m tact. Ihe agency has (ormally In­ vestigated only two defense con­ tractors — General Dynamics and Litton Industries Why? W e've found Die answer in an Internal memo dated April 14. 1 9 8 0 . w r i t t e n by t h c n - S E C Chairman Harold Williams to his enforcement chief. Stanley Sporktn "1 tiave long tell that, during the 1960* and 1970* the practice ol drlense contractors of underbidding a Bxrd-price contract. Incurring extensive overruns, and then seek­ ing lo recover the overruns through negotiations with the government, w as b o th w id e s p r e a d and notorious." Williams wrote So far so good. But then, tn discussing the case of Litton In­ dustries. Williams noted (hat a magazine article quoted Litton ex­ ecutives as Justifying their failure lo reveal cost overruns on grounds that "It would make our negotia­ tions with the Navy more difficult.'* Williams then wrote, referring to Die magazine article: "W as not Dial disclosure sufficient lo ulert the market that significant claims of uncertain value had tieen Bled by Llllon In un effort lo recover Us costs? Do the securities laws require more detailed disclosures ... (when) such disclosure might prejudice then ongoing negotiations?" Leaving aside the question of whether a magazine aDicle is the proper forum for a com pany * financial disclosures under the securities laws. Williams seems to have tieen making a spirited defense of corporate secrecy He apparently taiught Lltton’s line that disclosure ol accurate information on Its cost overruns might somehow hurt Its bargaining position with the Pen­ tagon. The answer lo Williams' question — "Do the securities laws require more detailed disclosure?" — was a blunt affirmative Spnrkln Inow the C IA 's g e n e ra l co u n sel) sta ted without equivocation (bat “ compa­ nies have an obligation to make disclosure of all material facts con­ cerning long-term contracts even If unfavorable to the rompany. and such disclosure should tic made specifically tn the company's linan rial statements." U n f o r t u n a t e l y . It w a s th e chairman's bizarre view o f the law Dial has guided the SEC. not the general counsel's One former SEX’ official told our associate Donald Goldberg that William* fought hard against Ihe Litton Investigation, and let tt be known that he would resist such cases tn the futurr This attitude, according to Sen. William Proxmlrc. D -W ls. who ts investigating thr SEC's kid-glove treatment o f scandal-ridden General Dynamics, has been adopted by Williams' successor. John Shad. The record shows that the SEC continues to go easy on defense contractors. �Evening Mersld, Santo.xf. FI. Lead-Footed Drivers In 25 States Endanger Federal Highway Funds S A L T LAKE CITY (UPI) Because Americans are again cruising the nation's highways In defiance of the 55 mph limit, officials say 25 states could lose millions of fed-.-al dollars. Capt. Morris . Krome o f the Maryland State Police said pre­ ssure Is building on the federal government to adjust 55 mph laws that states must enforce or lose federal road construction money. i "B y Ihe end of the federal fiscal year, there will be at least j25 states In non compliance." he •■aid. "Y o u 're talking about u jxtlltlcu! bombshell.” Krome addressed h meeting of the S ta te -P r o v in c ia l P o lic e planning Officers Association Wednesday in a workshop on problems enforcing the speed limit placed on Ihe nation's highw ays after ihe Arab oil embargo In Ihe 1970s Federal law says slates must maintain a high level of en­ forcement of the speed limit In order to keep receiving highway funds. Maryland. Arizona and Ver­ mont already have been served notice their funds are about to be cut off because of low com pli­ ance rales, a problem that soon will spread Into other slates. Krome mid. He said Americans are now comfortable with gasoline prices over $1 a gallon and are buying big cars and traveling more McDonald's Massacre Widow Lives With The Nightmare It Has B*«n A Year Since Her Husband Went 'Hunting Humans' And Killed 20 miles at faster speeds. "Over the years, the public has accepted high gas prices The dem and fo r la r g e r , fa ster, high-powered cars Is on the rise." said David Edwards, rep­ resenting the state of Arizona. "I think the 55 mph speed limit Is running contrary to public opi­ nion.'* Krome said police officials are increasingly frustrated with fed­ eral regulations governing (be speed limit enforcement levels, which he said are becoming nearly unmanageable because of changing habits by the public "What was manageable before appears not manageable now,'* he said Krome said Maryland Is an example o f w h y changes In federal regulations may nerd to be made The state began a strict enforcement program after it was told It ws In danger of losing fe d e r a l fu n d s b e c a u s e o f speeders. "W e fell we had as a stale put forth a true faith, maximum effort. But w e're still In noncompliance." he said. He said Maryland has been a national leader with a 50 percent increase In enforcement of the speed limit and officials are increasing frustrated with feder­ al compliance regulations that still threaten It with the loss of funds. "O u r concern ts does the H trlM F W S h C»rl t l m n federal program properly define compliance and how do we measure It." the officer said, Bui Krome said public safely officials In Maryland still favor retention o f the speed limit despite disagreements on Its enforcement, “ We feel 55 Is good, adequate lor our slate." he said. "W e feel It's good for our slate, good for otir economy, good lor safety." Reagan Spurs Interest In Colon Cancer WASHINGTON IUPII - G ov­ ernm ent-sponsored telephonehotlines for cancer Information have been flooded with rails almut colon cancer since Frckldent Reagan had a malignant tumor removed Irntn his large intestine ‘ " In o n e w o r d , t h e y 'r e swamped." said dudlth Stein, director of tin- National Cancer Institute's Cancer Information Service, which has 21 centers across the nation answ ering calls to 1 M(X) 4-CANCER Many American Cancer Soci­ ety branch offices reported sim i­ lar activity. Stein said the num ber o f Itujulrlrs apjH-ars lo depend on whether people in different parts ol the country know who to call count Ihe rails, they've lx-cn so busy." to seek information The Los Angeles office ol ihe She said widespread publicity has " r e a lly heightened th r American Cancer Society Mid It awamrss of the public about also has received a flooil o f calls eancer of the colon and rectum. from people wanting to know more almut colon cancer The Impact Is significant." For example. Stein Mid Ihe "T h e y 're thinking 'll 11«l*• Cancer Informal Ion Centrr at Ihe could happen to a president. It University of Miami recorded 25 could happen to m e .'" said calls during all of June about Yvctlr Rose, executive director colon cancer. In the 24 hours of the Los Angeles branch since It w as reported that Rose said Reagan's Illness has Reagan had cancer, the center received 175 calls about the also brought up the little known disease. fa d that there Is a relationship At the Information center at between polyps and cancer For the Fox Chase Cancer Center In two years, she said. Ihe Ameri­ Philadelphia, she said five lines can Cancer Society has l>crn "were ringing all day long. They pushing a campulgn culled "The h aven 't e v e n had a chance to Cancer Nobody Talks About — Rec tal Cancer." "Now people are talking." shr said However. Michael Segal, execolive director ol the Franklin County unit ol the cancer society in Columbus. Ohio,, said his oilier muy have received a few e x tr a c a lls as a re s u lt o f Reagan's illness, hut nothing extraordinary. "T ills Isa problem w e’ vn fared before.” he said "T h is Is Ihe No 2 cancer occurrence, but It’s still the cancer nobody wants lo talk utrout. "W e're well prepared lo edu­ cate the public concerning colon cancer, but they don't want to l i s t e n , " Segal s a i d . Wallace To Undergo Spina! Surgery To Ease Pain G e o r g e W a l la c e MONTGOMERY. Ala IUPII - Gov George Wallace will undergo spinal surgery In Colorado on Wednesday lo ease "Incapacitating" pain he has suffered slnre being paralyzed In an assassination attempt 13 years ago, Dr. Samuel Stover said the operation at Craig Hospital In Englrwood. Col., could give the 65-year-old governor "dramatic relief of the pain" and eliminate much of the depression that plagues him. Surgeons w ill use sm all, stainless steel electrodes to kill nerve cells In a 3-inch area around the damaged portion o f Wallace's spine. Hr will be hospitalized for at least two weeks after thr surgery, officials M i d Wallace was paralyzed Irom ihe waist down Mav 15. 1972 when he was shot live limes by Arthur Brrmrr while campaigning for ihe Demo­ cratic presidential nomination at a shopping center In Laurrl. Mil He lias been hnspltall/rd four limes for a total of 51 days since winning an unprecedented fourth term In office in 1982 Wallace Is In almost constant pain and doctors s-.ld he also U illlcs i hronic depression because of ilie pain. If ihe operation Is successful. Wallace could be back at work by mid-August II the surgery falls. Stover said Wullui c will "Just have to tolerate Ihe pain" tinlll a new alternative tsav.illablc Gunplay In Bar Gets Woman 20 Days Behind Bars A Sanford woman who shot at another woman during a barroom fight has been sentenced lo 20 days In Jail and five years probation for the gunplay. Wanlta Robinson. 23. of 1117 Southwest Road, was sentenced by Seminole Clrrull Judge Robert li, McGregor who also ordered Ms Robinson lo puy the Public Defender s office *400 She pleaded guilty last month to a charge of carrying a concealed firearm. According to court records. Sanford police responded lo a call al the Silver Tip Bar. 1509 W. 13th St . Sanford, at about 11 p.m. on March 5 They were told by witnesses that several women had been fighting In the bar and during the fray one took a 22-callher handgun from her purse and llrrd a single shot at one of the combatants. No one was wounded. A bullet hole was found In a par niton at the rear of Ihe bar. Th r women fled before police arrived but officers located the gunwomau al her home. A ,22-callher handgun with one live round was found In her purse, police reported. In other court action; — Melissa Lee Mock. 20. and her husband Johnny Craig Min k. 38. arrested Feb 28 In Connection wllh die cashing o f a forged Check at Ihe Longwood Sun Bank. Mrs. Mock pleaded guilty to grand theft and Mock lo uttering a forgery. Each could receive up to u year In ihe county jail when sentenced Aug 27 by Circuit Judge Kenneth M Leffler. —Jackie Brutnagrn, 23. of Union Park, arrested for armed burglary March 26. was sentenced by Leffler to 10 years probation and 364 days In the county Jail. —William Owen Hill. 20. of 115 S. French Ave . Sanford, arrested Jan. 5 In connection with the Dec, 24 theft of a three-wheel Honda Hill was sentenced by Circuit Judge Dominick J. Sail! to 30 months probation, restitution of *557. 40 days In Ihe counly Jail, and ordered to complete 240 hours of community service and pay the Public Defender's office *300. —Barbara June Mason. 37. of 100 Cornell Drive. Sanford, arrested Feb 14 on a charge of battery on a law-enforcement officer after she slapped an officer who was trying to stop her and her husband from fighting McGregor placed Mrs. Mason on a year s probation, told her to have no contact with her husband. Perry Mason — w ho ts awaiting disposition of a spouse abusr rharge — and to pay the Public Defender s Office *350 —Eugene Robinson. 33. of Minis, arrested Feb. 24. 1084 on charges of possession ol marijuana, grand theft and petty theff. Hr later was charged with failure to appear In court and sentencing was delayed until a determination was made that he was competent to understand the proceedings He was sentenced by McGregor to a year In (he county Jail. T w o codefendants. also arrested after a shoplifting sprre at the Altamonte Mall. Altamonte Springs, were sentenced In m id-1984, One was sentenced to five years probation lor theft and marijuana possession and the other 8100 for possession o f marijuana, —Deborah Atm Harrow. 24. rested Nov 27 lor jMissesslon ol sentenced by Circuit Judge C. Jr lo i wo years probation and community service Orlando, ar­ cocaine, was Vernon Mize 120 hours of —Hotiert Paul Zimmerman. 32. of 2043 North l.akr lllvd . Altamonte Springs, ar­ rested Feb 23 and charged with possession ol more than 20 grams of marijuana idler drug task force ugents raided Ills home He was sentenced hy McGregor lo two years probation. —Clur.i Graves. 22. o f P O. Box 454, Sanford, arrested April 30 al a department store after a security guard found a gun In her abandoned purse Thr guard called jxillce who arrested Ms Graves on a charge of carrying a concealed firearm She could receive up to a year In Ihe county Jail when sentenced Aug 27 by la-flier —Michael Gagllano, 20. of 325 Carlton Road. Maitland, arreslrd Feb. 14. plraded guilty to possession of cocaine, lie could receive up lo a year In the counly Jail when sentenced Aug 13 by McGregor. He was originally charged with possession and sale of cocaine following a sale of the drug at a Fern Park convenience store but pleaded lo Ihe lesser charge of possession —Deane Jordan Sanford Teen A rre ste d In A ll-Terrain Vehicle Theft Sanford poller have recovered tw o motorcycles and arrested one youth In connection with two separate thefts. Lawmen say .the eases are two of a string of summer aJI-tcrraln vehicle thefts they are trying lo crack. A 15-year-old Sanford boy was arrested and charged w llh bur­ glary and grand (heft Monday In connection wllh Ihe July 8 theft o f a S u zu k i th re e -w h e e l motorcycle from 1801 S. San­ ford Ave., Sanford. Police Chief Steve Harriett said. A fe w h o u r s a ft e r th e motorcycle was stolen. Ll. Ralph Russell spotted a youth near 18th Street and Southwest Road nding a motorcycle matching ihr description of one stolen. Harriett said. Russell chased the y ou th w h o a b a n d o n ed Ih e motorcycle and (led on foot. Russell recovered the vehicle F rid a y , July t*. t i l l —JA and a fter an In v e s tig a tio n learned the namr o f the auspect. The boy was arrested at the police station and turned over lo a guardian. Harriett M id. His name was withheld because he Is a Juvenile. Russell re c o ve re d another stolen motorcycle Monday on west Sixth Street bul the youths riding It got away, Harriett said. Russell chased (he youths after he determined Ihe motorcycle tnaiched a description of one stolen from 1406 Valencia Court, Sanford, between Sunday and Monday. H a r r ie tt sa id a ll t e r r a in vehicles, called ATVs. are ihe "h ot" item for th ieves this summer but Ihe police are solv­ ing most of Ihe cases. "W e 'v e Just about goi this ATV problem cleared u o." he said — Rick Brunson SAN DIEGO IUPII Etna m ovie p rod u cer or perhaps Huberty lives with a nightmare having a Ixxik written about her and calls It a memory. — n pronouncement thaj Infuri­ The widow of the man who ated the people of San Ystdro went "hunting humans" and "Ol course, why not?" the slaughtered 20 people at a husky womman with schoolMcDonald's restaurant In a San mannish looks said with obvious Diego suburb one year ago Irritation as she n ervou sly Thursday rrmcmliers some good twisted her husband's watch th in g s abou t Jam es O liv e r around her wrist Huberty — the autumn walks "I'v e seen the newspapers, together In Ohio. Ihe books they read and the family outings they and they've had a Held day with tt They made a lot of money shared. But this 42-year-old woman, from it." she said " If you can. who lives today In a quiet why can t 1?" Huberty. tier black hair heavi­ suburb uboul 20 miles from the site o f the worst single-day ly flecked with gray, calls hersell massacre In U S. history, re­ "a living victim " and (eels the mains chilled by the shadow ol community has unfairly made those Innocent strangers her her the target of Its revulsion for what happened that ugly hoi husband killed Her face reddening and the afternoon o f July IH, 1984 when pauses long enough lo bite back her husband killed 20 people the tears. Huberty M i d . almost and wounded 19 lx-(ore Ix-lng p le a d in g . " T h i s may seem shot to death by a jxiltce sniper Again. In a voice singed with strange to say. but I can feel the pain of Mrs Hernandez (whose disgust. Huberty M i d . "Som e o f young son was gunned down the community has acted very while he sat eating Ice cream on rotten, but I can't say I wouldn’t have done the same tiling his red blcyclel." II has been a troubled year for "But all 1 can tell them Is let Huberty and her two daughters, th em w a lk u m ile In m y a year of many sleepless nights, mocassins." For nearly nine months follow­ a year of moving, escaping, a year of enduring the hushed, but ing the tragedy, Huberty saw a accusatory voices of those who counselor as did her daughters watch her going about the She Mid she rarely talked about that day during her sessions routines of life "W hat's the sense of talking A year of sometimes wanting, out of frustration and fear, to about It? W hat’s the sense?" she lx-at wllh her hands the box that asked angrily. But Huberty dix-s talk about it contains James Huberty's ashes, The day before Ihe killings, her thr box she keeps at home. "1 don’t hate my husband, no. husband told her hr needed help I don't hate him. Bul sometimes. and called a mental health clinic I feel like having a beat-the-box In San Diego. But according to party. The Ihix with his ashes." Huberty. no one called him stir said, hrr arms rutsed and back. Driving home Irom Ihe store her voice rising L i f e h a s b e e n h a r d fo r the next day. "H e told me. Huberty. She claims somebody ‘ S o c i e t y d o e s n 't h a v e u broke her cat's Jaw and pulled chance.’ " shr salt! Huberty said she did not pay the trrth from her dog S ch ool au thorities In San any attention to her husband's Ystdro, where the bloodbath comment that hr was going oil took plate, did not permit her to hunt humans "H e always daughters to re-enroll. The girls salt! things like that, and he said attended u nearby school to It very ca lm ly." she recalled Anil then after a tong pause, Chula Vista for a year under Huberty said. "Y o u can't blame unsullied names H uberty also Insists som e this on one person This would housing deals went sour because n e v e r h a v e h u |» p e n e d I n Massillon. Ohio. He was working of her notoriety. And It still upsets Huberty that then, He cou ldn't adjust to Sun Diego police have not yet having no Job here Hr got returned several of thr guns that depressed " As far us her plans for the tx-tonged to her husband — the ones that were not used In the future? " I got two children lo raise. That's It." she said pain­ massacre. fully. "T h e y still got a High Stan Huberty said Ihe memory that dtird 22 rrvolvrr. a derringer and I think they got a Philippine keejis rrcurrtng tibout her 19 d e r r i n g e r . " H u b e r ty s a id years with Jumrs Huberty are quickly. "And I want his tool those walks In Ohio. “ It's fall and I lie troves are chest back 1 definitely need that one Allen wrench In there. 1 got falling." shr hegnn dreamily. things to fix." "They're firing up thr (Ireplacet Huberty still maintains that and everything smrtls beautiful there's nothing wrong with sell­ And It's even in g and w e're ing her life story to a Hollywood taking u walk together " CALENDAR FRIDAY. JULY 19 Wrktva AA (no smoking), H p m . W e k lv a I'r e s h y te r lu n Church. SR 434. at Wrktvu Springs Road. Closed. Longwixxl AA. H p m . Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. laingwood. Alunon. same lime and place. Tanglrwood AA. H p.m., St. R ichard's Bplxropul Church, l.akr Howell Road Alanon, same lime and place Sanford A A Step. 8 p m .. 1201 W First St . San lord SATURDAY, JULY 20 T h r Yearling. 1945 feature film starring Gregory fe c k and J a n e W y m a n , 2 p . tn C asselberry Branch L ib ra ry. Seminole Flu/a Family viewing Ic e C re a m S o c ia l an d m rm brr/stu drnt art e x h ib it celebrating Maitland's Centenni­ al In the gardens of Maitland Art Center. 231 W. Fackwood Ave.. Maitland. No udmlsskin charge. Ojx-n to the public. Maitland Centennial Furude. 10 a m . and daylong festivities al Ihe Maitland Civic Centrr Including a hrallh fair, auction, e n te r ta in m e n t, a u to sh ow , fireworks and holr n' one con­ test. Senior citizen trip lo Winter Fark fur boat ride, visit to Morse Gallery of Art. und shopping at mail and lunch. Leave Sanford Civic Center. 9 a in ; pick up at Seminole Flaza. 9:30 a m. For resrvatlons. call 322 9148. East-West Klwanls Club, 8 a m . Airport Restaurant. San­ ford. Sanford Womens' AA, 1201 W. First St.. 2 p m., closed. M ctd l M ania Cosmic Concert leaturlng Heavy Metui music, la s e r v is u a ls , and cu sto m artwork. 9 and 10 p.m.. John Y ou n g Flanetarium , 810 E. H o llin s St. at thr O rla n d o Science Center. S o m e th in g In th e A ir featuring Fhll Collins and Genesis at 11 p m. Admission U *2.50 per show, National Artlon for Former Military Wives. 6 30 p.m. For more Information on meeting plare and Former Spouses Frolection Act medical tx-nrflls, call 628-2801 Casselberry AA Step, 8 p m., Asrensfou Lutheran Church. Overbrook Drive. Rebos and Live Oak AA, noon. Helios Club, 130 Nurtmindy Road. C a s s e lb e rry (r lo s e tl). Clean Air AA for non-smokers, first floor, same room, same place amt time. SUNDAY, JULY 2 1 Altamonte Springs Communi­ ty Jazz E n sem b le Su m m er Concert directed by Mlkr Arrnu. 7 p.m.. Easlmonle Civic Center. Longwood Avenue. Free to the public. Featuring guest artists Gloria Yousha and Billy Fhllllps Don Kirby, master of cerem o­ nies. • Sanford Big Ikxik AA. 7 p in , open discussion. Florida I'ower and Light building, N Myrtle Avenue. Sanford Alanon meeting. H p in., 1201 W. First St., San lord. M O N D AY, JU LY 22 Central Florida BIimxI Bank Seminole County Branch, 1302 E. Second St.. San lord, 9 a.m. lo 5 p .m .; F lo r id a H o s p ltu lAltamonte Branch. 60) E Alta­ monte Ave., 9 a.m. lo 5 p in. Rebus Club AA. noon and 5:30 p.m.. closed. 8 p.m., step. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Rebos at noon, closed. Apopka A lcoh olics A n o n y ­ mous. B p tn . closed. Apopka E p is c o p a l C h u rc h . 6 1 5 Highland. Sanford AA. H p m . dosed. 1201 W. First St. Fellowship Group AA. senior citizens. 8 p.m.. dosed. 20G N Loke Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Overrate rs Anonymous. 7:30 p.m.. West Lake Hospital, slate Road 434, Longwood T U E S D A Y . J U L Y 23 Casselberry Klwanls Club. 7 a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet D rive. Casselberry, �SPO RTS ♦A—Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Friday, July 1». 1f*S S a va g e s Altamonte's Bats Bounce Back, 13-6 Oppose Renegades By Chris F i x e r H erald Sporta W r ite r L o o k in g (or t h r lr secon d straight trip lo Ihr ASA Re­ gional* the Seminole Savages. Seminole Solihull Club's 15 and under all-alar team opens play In ihe Mriro Tournament tonight at 7 against county rival Fern Park Renegades al Lake Falrvlew Park In Orlando. The top two learns In the Metro advance to the Southeast R e g io n a l T o u r n a m e n t the weekend of August 1 In Boca Raton. Last year, the Savages not only qualified for reglonals hut went on to [day In the Nullonal Tournament The Savages have been pretty consistent over the summer In w h ich they h ave w on one tournament and finished third a lm o s t e v e r y o t h e r t im e . Seminole Is looking lo finish one or I wo notches aliove third In the Mr tro Tournament "N o w 's the lime to make the m ove," Savages' manager Don •Jonas said Since bringing up lour players from the Seminole Eagles, ihr 13 and 14 year olds all star learn who will also compete In Ihe Metro Tournament, the Savages are a much deeper train, -Jonas said Ihe Savagrs* out­ lie Id Is one of the last around with Corrle Lawson In lefi. Aretha Riggins In left center, •Jautlon Jonas In right center ami Heather Meyer In right Lawson was one of. those called up from the Eagles and she has Ireen Instrumental In the Savages' lineup. Sanford's Rig gins Is one of Ihe fastest players ml the Irani and Ihe combina­ tion of Riggins and Lawson In lilt- outfield Is Impressive. Both .Jonas and Meyer were starling outllelders on llu lr high school teams, Jonas Lake Howell and Meyer Lake Braiilley, so they know what lough competition Is all alxiut The miield consists or Tom m y Jeuerrtlr ul third tuisr. Imutlr LrlU rr ul short stop, Caroline C havis al second base and Vulerle Smith al llrsl base. TJircr til Hie four, Lellfer (Lake Mary). Chavis (Oviedo) and Smith (Lake Mary) starler for their high school squads. J r n e r c ttr Is another player who started out Ihe summer for tilt- Euglrs. Nlkl Hurkr, who played for Lake llruntlry High, Is the slatting pitcher and Loinlcln Whitaker Is the ralrhef. H a r d - h ittin g S h a ro n tkinavenlure will lie (he extra lititer (EH) In the lineup Five players who could come oil the bench anytime Include llrltlg e lle J e n e re ltr, Katrina S h u ler, Jodie S w itzer, Old I Gibbs and Marole Frey, All live could also crack Ihe siarllng lineup and Jonas will use them us much us |K>sslhle. The Rt-negudes consist mostly ol players from the Seminole S o f t b a ll C luh , F e rn P a rk , though, got a late slur! till the lou rn am cn l season as they la-gun In late May In (heir lust tournament. Ihe Renegades won live and lost Hirer In lying for fourth in (he P la n tut I o il C e n t r a l P a r k Tuurnumrnl. Mun ir Tookr led Ihe way for Hu Glides with IO runs hulled In and u ,44H average. Laurie Rivers hti .500 with 13 tills In 20 al lulls Other standouts for Fern Park Include Storm ! Lltlrell, Susan lluydrii, Deuiui JcfTcrs, Tonya Colvin, Denise llurkc. Sherry Shulls and Melinda "Fat Back" Jackson The Savages and Renegades have played rucli oihrr once so (at ami Ihe Savages lolled lo a Hi I victory m that game. T h e re w ere a rlg ln u lly 10 IruoiH In Ihe tournament hut one has pulled out. Jonas said Ihe Savages' lop cnmpelltloti will come from West Orange and Ihr Orlando Lll' Sluggers with u possible durkliorse being the Conway Love Hugs A victory In Its first game would probably pH Seminole against W’rst Orange In game IWt>. I he Lll' Sluggers are III a dlllerent bracket than Hie Suvugrs "T h e pulling out of one team really gives Hie Lll* Sluggers an a d v a n t a g e , " J o n a s s a id . 'Because (hey gel a bye now. If wc beat the Renegades, we'll probably play W rsi Orange. W e've bad all Ihr (rouble we eould have wllh Wrsi Orangr." Julius said Ihe Savages have pluyrd West Orange about 10 limes wllh almost every gumr being close. On the other baud. Seminole has played Ihe Lll' Sluggers only once and came away with u 3-0 victory. Ju n io rs Ju m p O n M u ss e lw h ite For 13 H its; S e t Up D ecid in g G a m e Tonight By Sam Cook Herald Sporta Editor W INTER GARDEN - The bata are back In the A lta m on te Juniors' attack. Allamunle. upset by a scrappy Apopka-W est Seminole team Wednesday night, took out their fnixtratinns on an old teammate Thursday night, raking Jim m y Musselwhlte for 13 hits en route to a 13-6 victory In the District 14 J u n io r L ea gu e A ll-S ta r Tournament finals at W inter Garden. The game was switched from Rolling Hills because o f un­ playable conditions. Tonight's wlnner-take-all battle between Altamonte and AWS will be played at Rolling Hills beginning al 7:30 p.m. Jerrey Thurston will start on the mound for Altamonte while either Brett K in g . T im K re c r or M a rk Gabrnvlc will pilch for Apopka. Thurston, who broke a fivegame hitting slump with two singles and an RBI. said he Is looking forw ard to ton g h t's showdown. "W e wanted revenge and we got It." hr said about Thursday's win. "Now. we have to go out and do the same thing Friday.” The tall left fielder said W ed­ nesday's upset was Just what the Juniors needed to get their heads on straight. “ We fooled around Wednesday nlghl. We weren’t taking them seriously and gol beat." he said. "W e wanted It bad tonight." Altamonte proved It serious­ ness from the beginning. With one out. Krvln Walnscott and Chris Radcltff drew walks off M usselwhlte A wild ptekoff throw at second base moved both ru n n ers along. J a so n Varttrk followed with a soft single to left field for a 2-0 lead. " W e d n e s d a y n ig h t w a s fr u s t r a t in g .'' B a l d V u rlte k . "Everybody was mad that we didn't play us a team. Tonight, we played as a tram and not Individuals." L e ft- h a n d e r A a ron " T h e Shlek" laturola started for Alta- Altamonte's Jerrey Thurston, above, reaches out and s m a s h e s a J im m y Musselwhlte offering Into center field to drive In a run Thursday night. Thurston and the Altamonte Juniors roughed up lormcr team mate Musselwhlte, right, for 13 hits en route to a 13-6 victory over Apopka West Seminole to square the best 2 ol 3 series at one game each. The two teams get together tonight at Rolling Hills at 7:30 to decide the District 14 championship. H*r«td etw-1 .1 b . Ti k m t Vlncanf Baseball monte but a lte r escaping a first-inning Jam. he walked the llrsl three batters to open the s e c o n d . M a n a g e r K e lly Walnscolt then pulled him In favor of Curt Prom. Prom quickly Jumped ahead of Scott Caslaldo. then Induced the Apopka second baseman to hit a groundball to shortstop Kent Brubaker's left. Brubaker gob­ bled It up and swiftly ran to second where the stomped on Ihe base and fired lo first baseman Danny Albert for a double play. "W e ll take two outs and give up a run a n y t im e ," said Walnscolt about the the first of A ltam onte's tw o big double plays "Kent m ade a great play." Prom then retired Gabrovtcon a groundball lo second base to escape wllh Just one run scoring. Altamonte added to Its lead In the second when Prom walked with one out. Prom then stole second la-fore Brubaker flew out. Thurston followed with a line single up Ihe middle for a 3-1 lead. “ I changed m y stance before this game," said Thurston who broke an 0 for 15 dryspell. "I had all my weight on my back foot and I moved some of tt forward." Apopka threatened again In the Ihlrtl with King walked and Musselwhlte ripped the second of his three hits past third base Prom struck out Krecr on a nice curveball but Greg Thomas beat out an Infield single to load the liases. Scott Sampson then rapped a grounder back at Prom who fielded Ihe ball quickly and fired to catcher Danny Hendricks. Hendricks stepped on Ihe plate for one out and fired to first baseman Albert to nip Sampson for the twin-killing lo end the Inning. |0 See BOUNCE. P a fe S A Ocoee's Lightning Bolt Jolts Americans Dy C hris F ilte r H erald Sports W riter T h e u n e x p e c te d s e e m e d commonplace Thursday night In the llrst game ol the District 14 Hinds between the Altamonte American and Ocoee Majors In Winter Garden. First of all, Altamonte didn't even cx|iert to play Thursday night The Americans thought they would I m- playing Friday alter Wednesday's 5 2 victory over Oviedo In the Division 2 lllliil Secondly, after live Innings. C h r is " B u l l d o g " J a c k s o n sm iled In have a Irak on the Ocoee hitters Bui. to Ihe bottom ol Hie sixth, two home runs, with a single sandwiched In hci w een. Illle il O coee to a shocking 3 2 victory over the Americans. Game two ol Ihe district finals is tonight at 7 IW) In Winter Garden with a third game. II n eces sa ry. Satu rday n lg h l AI la m o t ile m ust w in tw n straight (or Ihe district crown Altamonte will come hack with ( buck "Lu m bo" Lamb on the moiind tonight Lamb has pit­ ched twn strong gam es In tournament play thus far In­ cluding a four hitter Wednesday night against Oviedo in which he alsn drove In lour ol the team's live runs. "Chuck (Lamb) is gulag to pul (hem aw ay." Morro said "W e re going to pul Hie equalizer on Ihent tom orrow." "W c have a lot ol cotifldencr In Baseball Chuck," said coach David Scott, And another good thing is he has confidence In himself. Wc liilend to take this series to three games." The switching ol game day It mu Friday to I hursday night may not have seemed like It bothered Altamonte hut It did pot a dent In ihell game plan. "They (Dlsirtci 14 officials) did a bail tiling lo us.'' Altamonte manager Mike Morro said. "They didn't tell us im lll 12 Iasi nlghl Hull we'd br playing today (T h u r s d a y ). W c w en t out rrlrbrutlng (ultri ihe win over Oviedo) and the kids stayed up l.ilc "Some ol the kids were sleep­ ing over al other kids houses O coct had a days res) Inbetween And 1 was hoping lo give Chuck (I. until two days rest but now lie'll have lo come back wllh one day's rest." Still. Altamonte had control <>l the game lor live Hillings lielilnd Ihe strong pitching ol Jackson and another line defensive |n-r formative, Altamonte scored once til the top ol fourth to break Ihe scoreless He bill Iclt Ihe b a s e s loaded Jackson singled oil Ocoee starter Danny Skipper lo lead off, "D o w n to w n " Terry tlrown walked and Chris Koepkr sltiglrd to load Hie Irusrs. Lurry Flllnrr then came on In telle! and wulked Jared Soto to force Jackson. With the bases loaded and no outs. Flllnrr came hack in retire the next three hitters In order to keep the score at I t) Altamonte scored again In the top ol the lilili hut stranded runners on second and third Eddie Howard walked lo lead nlf bill was furred ul second on I .mill's grounder Jackson' then singled and Drown reached on an error to load the bases. Kocpkc walked to force In Lamb to make It 2-0 and. after Flllnrr got the second out. Jackson tried to score on a passed ball but was thrown out to end the Inning tilling Into Ihe hottoni of the sixtti, Jackson had Ocoee shut out on live hits The most liatters lie had faced In one Inning was llvr. Hut D a n n y S k ip p e r , th e number five hitter in ihr lineup, gol Ocoee right back lo Hie game when he led oil the sixth with a home run to shave Altamonte's lead lo 2 -1. T h e n e x t h it t e r . A r r I c h Schaeffer, dropped down a hunt in Irortt o f the plate and catcher Koepkc threw him out at first. However, after the play was over. Ihe first base umpire ruled II u foul ball. "A ll o f a sudden, after Ihe play was over. Ihe home plate ump asked the first base ump If It was u fair bull. The first base umpire then called II fou l." G iven a s e c o n d chance Schaeffer smacked a single to right on an 0-2 pilch and Marco Arrlga then stepped up and eloutrd a low fastball over Ihe scoreboard In cenlrr field about 250 feet away to give Ocoee a 3-2 victory. "Th e switching o f the game really a ccelerated the game plan." Scott said. "W e were ready but it was like lightning out ol a clear blue sky that last Inning "It was one o f those games where Just about every Inning we threatened to score but left a lot of runners on There were a lot of missed opportunities." Team Canada Opens Tonight Team Canada invades Sanford Memorial siudlum tonight in open a five-game series with Dcl.and s Boulevard Tire In preparation for Us lug showdown. Saturday. July 27 against ihe I ISA Base hall Federation team. learn Canada, a group which Includes 10 nirmbers ol the IBH4 Canadian Olympic squad, arrived Thursday m Sanford. Tonight's 7 o'clock gome Initiates the first game of five encounters over the next sevtn days with the lies! train In Sanlord's Buddy Lake Summer la-ague. Remaining games will be played ul 7 p.m. on Saturday. Sunday. Tuesday and Thrsday. It should lie a good test for Canada," said Wes Kinker. Florida Baseball Schools executive. Boulevard, meanwhile, has posted a 19-0 murk In the Buddy Lake League. Its standouts are four cx-DeLand High School players. Kevin Rood Is ihe team's lop pitcher while Jon Brenner. Barry Mulllri and Jeff Spina are ihe lop hitters. Team Canada, which Is managed by Eric MacKrnzle, boasts (our hurlers — Hod Uclalcr, Barry Kuzm liukl. Mike Gardiner and Mark Wooden — from the 1084 Olympic l earn. He liter Is u left-hander. Olympic team catcher Larry Downes will be behind the plate while Infleldcrs Tom Nelson. Craig Wilson and Joe Heeney along with outfielders Doug McFhall and Scott Maxwell are t he other Olymplans __ a.™ Cook British Open: Who Are Favorites? Where Are Americans? SANDWICH. England ( l T i l A glam r al Ihe leader board alter Ihe (list day's play at Hu I 14Hi llrlttsli 0|>en Golf Cham­ pionship brings Iwo questions lo mind: Where ute die favorites? Where ure the Americans? Christy O'Connor Jr., who equaled Hie Open's record best lust round with u 6-tmder-pur 64. heads the Held alter the llrst circuit ol Ihe G.H57 yatds Royal SI George's course Trailing In his wake, lour shots udrtll. were Australian' David G rah am . Z im b a b w e 's T o n y Jolmstunr. and a m o of Unions: Sandy Lyle. Philip Parkin, ami Knberl Lee. J oh n ston e and I’arkIn were quullllers. O'Connor kepi his head white all around were losing theirs, and ihat was the key to his success. "I fell great. I never tried to play safe." he saiu after hU excel lent round, which Includrd a siring ol seven straight birdies and 10 birdies In all “ I was doing my best to play every hole separately, not to look around me. and to concentrate." the 36-yeur-old said. C oncentration was exactly what was locking In ihr gume of d e fe n d in g c h a m p io n and and the sevrnth, both about four Iret. lit was | just a bad day. Ttuil's all." Jack Nicklaus also struggled lournomrnl favorite Severiano He twice fullered and recovered. Ballesteros of Spain. After start­ Hut went haywire when he got ing well, he lost his rhythm and the 14th An oui-of bounds drive putting touch when he had to led to a seven and another shot wall for u llnc-of sight ruling on went away at the next on Ihe way to u 77. the fourth lalrway. Tom Watson and Bernhard He Joked about Ihe delay, l-unger. the West German secs a y in g It occu rred " m a y b e because the fouith hole Is too mid favorite, both rrtumed 72s and rerely threatened to do long." Hut he said: "A lter the long lielter. and Lee Trevino started delay I lust my feel for putting. I with tw o birdies In three holes putted very poorly today. My before slumping to n 73. As fur the Vest of the American longest putts were on the first G o lf ch allen ge, d e p le te d by I h e absence of 12 o f the top 20 U.S. money winners, the best bet for a spot on Ihe Irudrrboard was 1‘etrr Jacobsen, who shared the nrst round lead Iasi year. Mr reached the 14th at three under, but lost the ball off Die ter His second ball wenl out of bounds and he carded a 9 that left him one over par and out ol contention Much w ill depend on the weather Friday. O'Connor had the best of It Thursday, os by the time heavy rain fell In the late i'- ' v ' *"■* ..we' * f 4^f i* ghf ' See GOLF. 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Mlkr Young and Wayne Gross slammed home r u n s ,in d E d d i e M u r r a y squ elch ed a p o ten tial flfthinntug rally with a good defensve pluv to help carry Daltlmore to a H-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals The Orioles lead the majors with IOH homers t r r w ittg e - C m tv in• f#t M»d IB ftrt C* «!• srrraee ikW Dk » MiiU i w v r lM«ue Ct t v er* % Dr m l e n t * CN 9' I n fttieft^t Ctr Im ha*ana1 .Mya - l i y i y <*• 11 Vnm ChamGxiam IDa h n C«'a S.m» »«'» t m ir im u "rnanai Ov* a* v v 3m» .m Ch t*m>< Ca> HS»*or'i *C ’ RAINES GAUGE IliK U Iu M < n f v i i CjYgrv um ft* m D9 W 91 «) )' 1 19 9 *«% 9 9 • ft • 1 08 •• 1 • 1 ft ’m 9 4 M2' . 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"It prnlMhly was the worst game ever played." said Nlrts third liusrinan (low. and Johnson, who could speak for himself, having committed Hirer errors ,. li was tin kind ol game where anything . could hap|ten You didn't know what to n*. 0 0 G o lf 0 N.L. Baseball expect when lialls were hit Darling. 10-2. pitched five innings and allowed live hits Rogrr McDowell re­ lieved and worked :i l .i innings allow lug six hits. Including Hob Horner s 16th homer of the year. Jrxsc Orosco got the dual two outs lor Ills ninth save. Nic k Mahler took the loss to lall to I3 H tint did not allow an earned run Hackman went 3for-5 lo extend his hilling stre.ik lo 10 games. Hr scored the tvlng run in a five-run fifth inning when New York sent IO men to the plate and was aided by two Atlanta rrrors lo overcome a 4 -1 deficit In Ihr fifth, the Mels look the lead lor good when third baseman Ken Obcfkfell watched a bases loaded |Kip fly land liehlnd the pitcher's mound "There was a lot of noise out there." said Ohcrkfrll. who had two errors in the Continued from 6A .! Hr moon his lead was secure TWAY. JONES LEAD 1 COAL V ALLEY. Ill (HIM) Hoh I wav uud Sit ve Jones, two relatively unknown goiters, shot 6-undrr-par tils to lead a Held of , 116 alter the first round of the . Q u ad C i t i e s O p e n at th e 6.514-yard Oak wood Country SCOREBOARD - TartbwOSn I • • - I lax U1 IrtWalN Cw*w ■<WW E W l a W W f U (B . . .... 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He putted 26 times T changed drivers right brforr Tallahassee," Tway said, refer ring to the Tallahassee ()|M-n where he finished Iill h "I'm )nsi getting It In the bole a little sooner." Tway lalled to quality lor the 111A lour until this year Jones played on the tour III I9HI but leli it lor a year lollowlug I9H2 thumb surgery He requallfted this year. T .C . C h e n , Iv a n S m ith . L e o n a rd T h o m p so n . D avid ogrin. John Muhuffcy and last year's champion Scull lloch. tied lor third Each finished with 3-imder par scores of 07 Elfhelberger said Ills Texas upbringing helped him tunic the brisk winds lo are the 195 yard I 7th hole. He used a 5 Iron C ram W ith d ra w s r LONDON (IJPII - Steve Crum, the new world record holder In the I .r>( * ) l lm rvl.iv decided not to c o m p e te a ga ln s: d ou b le O lvm plr champion Sebastian Coe at a Grand I'rtx truck meet In Friday night. Cram set a world mark of 3:29.67 seconds In Nice. France, Turstiuy night. Hut he said hr leli Ihr after-effects of that effort and will sit out Friday night s race at London's Crystal Palace stadium. ■ W - U I II 4 l i * I |l« ■ **> n s ns is I ’a u t w t s IS I • I I i • I i i i I I I • tan ns. f tan it a. r u m mm • x t it a iit t s a a M w - l i x a BN Cw p IS IS IS ia iu w w is Ia it t .il.* . ia t iit is s i i i i i a t i u i f l a i in io Im w •**. is ia IB is 2 <a INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UPI1 John Henry, the remarkable 10 year-old thoroughbred who baa earned a record $6.5 million, bus sustained a new Injury and inay never race again, hts trainer announced Thursday. ' John Henry was scratched •trom Sunday s Vernon O. Un•derwood Handicap al ILailywood park when die injury was dim ■covered Thursday morning. "He haa developed a filling In • W deep flexor tendon In hit right front leg Just below the ,?knee.*‘ trainer Ron Mclnally said BUCKET OF BALLS Z o CL 3 o 0 1 I I I I I Vi PRICE WITH THIS C O UPO N LESSONS BY FORMER TOUR PLAYERS BRIAN MERENA A KATHY WELCH N tw Clubs Available Al Olscounf Pries* OPEN OAILY BAM. TIL S PM IBSO AIRPORT BLV0. PH. 322 1653 P16S/80013 P I85/80013 P195/75814 P205/75R14 P215/75B 15 P235/75815 25.85 27.85 30.85 32.85 34.85 38.85 2 iCaWanOw* IS • 11 al a t f tail a a. I i»ni a a M n 114141 a a-iim » uniat SANFORD COUPON Ow Pnco + S Z AIRPORT GOLF DRIVING RANGE Iwo PO LYESTER CORDOVAN Designed and engineered lor o smooth ride and long m ileage Liiesover XLM w hitew all ^Goodrich I m* O mi Pnco BFG p it smooM pitsm ttiis XLM P ID 5 / 7 5 4 1 4 F IB E R G L A S S G o o d r ic h BELTED 4 2 .H 4 7 .9 5 5 2 .9 6 P 2 0 5 /7 5 4 1 4 5 5 .9 5 P 2 1 S /7 5 4 1 S 4 0 .9 5 P 2 3 5 /7 5 4 1 5 4 4 .9 5 S T E E L B E L T E D R A D IA L 4 WHEEL BRAKE JOB • Career May Be Over For Henry | --COUPON CORDOVAN JET STAR 'CatClUS! I S a s IS in a m 'i* o s >4 IW tC m ta • n t in s F iia m s m a il m s iw a u - lt o a a "You learn to hit It low," lie v i Id C0U TV/RADIO ateur but Is not eligible for nnv ol the gJOO.OOOpurse. lie said he plans to return to die amateur circuit and Is un­ sure whether hr will follow Ills famous father on the I t !A lour. Jones, a University of Col­ o ra d o graduate, scored six hlrdles. one eagle and thrriImgrvs The eagle came on thr 508-yurd. par-5 10th hole. Tway. who earned Ills degree at Oklahoma Stale, vm k our eagle and four birdies. Tway's eagle came on the 514-yard. Club course “ I didn't expect lo shoot this low today," Jones said. " I putted it al well." T h e to u rn a m en t op en ed T h u rs d a y a n d e o n lln u e s through Sunday. Dave Elfhelberger scored a hole-ln-one on die 171li hole hut Mulshed thr tlay In second place w ith 4 undrr par tR> J a ck N lc k la u s II shot a 5 over par 75. Nlcklaus. 23. Is playing In his llrst professional tournament as a com|>eilng am­ Expos 3. Aatroa O At Mouliral. rookie Joe lleskclh. 0-4. earned his llrst triumph sitter May 24 Jeff Reardon g»i thr ffnal out foi lus ma|m league leading 23rd save. Joe Nlekro. 7 H. allowed four hits, hill was die victim ol two passed lialls and a throwing error hv catcher Alan Ashby Tim Rallies singled In three at-hats. Phillies 6. Reds 3 Al Cincinnati. Jerry Koosmatt threw a seven-hitler over 7 2-3 timings and Juan Samuel went 3-for-5 with two RHI to lead Philadelphia Knosmun. 4 2. struck out lour and walked none Kent Tckulvc got Ins ninth vivc Reds starter Mario Solo fell to H-11 with his eighth straight l o s s Dodgers 2. Cardinals I At Los Angeles. Lrn Maluszck's saertlice fly scored Hill Russell In the seventh In lilt Los Angeles over Si Louts Orel llershlser. 0 4. allowed six hits over seven Innings. St. Louis starter Joaquin Andujar Irll In the sixth with a blister. Reliever Hill Campbll fell lo 2 2 game " I thought (shortstop Namlrrz) Kalrv called for it and I pulled back When the hall hit the ground I just wanted to dig a hole and crawl In It " The Hraves. 39-4H and 10 1-2 games liehlnd Ihr western division leading Dodgers have done plenty of that already Giants l.C u b a O A t San F ran cisco. J e ll Leonard doubled off reliever George Frazier. 5-3. with one nut in the ninth to scene Chill Davis from llrst base anti hit the Giants to their third straight victory. Mike Krukow. ti 7. struck out seven in Ids first shutout. Padres 3. Plratea 2 Al San Diego C arm rlo Martinez hi tittered off John Candelaria. 2-4. with two nut In Ihr eighth to lift San Diego over Pittsburgh Craig l.rffcrts. 5-4. pitched the final two innings In relief of starter Dave Draverky. Rich Gossage survived two ninth-timing singles for Ids 19th save Twlna 8. Yankees 4 Al Minneapolis, stru gglin g Kent Hrl>ek hit a grand slam and Kirby Puckett went 3-for-4 to lead the Twins It was Hrbek's third career grand slam and loth homer of the year. Frank Euphrmta. 3-0. pitched three scoreless Innings of relief for thr win Rich Hurd I. 2-3. was the loser In rebel. White Sox 10. Indians O Al Chicago. Drill Hums hurled a live-hitter and the first seven Itatters reached vilely In a sixrun llrst to send the White Sox. H u m s , 10-6. e x te n d e d his scoreless streak against the Indi­ ans this season lo 32 Innings Vern Ruble dropped to 2-5. Red Sox 10. Angels 1 At Huston. Jim Klee and Hill Hurkner collected three hits and two RHI and the Red Sox scored eight runs in thr third Inning to thrash the Western Division leading Angrls Hruce Hurst. 6 7. won hts (mirth straight Kirk M ft’asklll. 5-6 was thr loser. A's 6. Blue Jays 4 At Toronto. Altrrdn Grltlln tripled home Mike Davis to highlight a thrrr run ninth Inn­ ing the A's. Reliever Steve On­ tiveros. I - 1, pitched 2 1-3 In­ nings. allowing one hit for Ihr victory. Reliever Gary laivelle drop|M-d lo 3-5. Hangers 3. Tigera 2 Al Detroit. George Wright, who had Just six RHI al game time, lined a two-out single lo renter to cap a two run seventh to lilt the Rangers C harlie Hough held Detroit to six hits th rou gh seven In n in g s und struck out seven In raising Ills record to H-IO. Frank lamina dropped to 4-9. Mariners 5. Brewers 2 At Milwaukee. Jim Presley helled two hom ers and Hoh Kearney's seventh Inning home run broke u 2 2 Hr to |Miwer the Mariners. Kearney's sixth homer of ih r season, a solo blast, bounced oil the i<n field foui p o le and made a winner of Mike Moore. H 5. Danny Darwin. 6-10. look the loss • a • • machine r st aoToat • OIL CHANGE & LUBE bepac « fst biasings in s t a l l n e w f b t g r e a s e s e a l s i n s t a l l p s e m i u m q u a l it y f a d s MACHINE N IA S DauMS • INSTALL NIW NEAR SHOES S K I D AND B I F I I L SYSTEM * 7 9 .9 5 • • • • • UP to SOTS FRIM IU M QUALITY OIL NEW Q U A K ES STA TE O il F I L T I S lU S E CHASSIS C H IC K S I L T S HOSES C H IC K A l l F L U ID K V f LS * 9 .9 5 FRO N T OR R E A R O N LY $40.95 — 4 HEAWTaiTV SHMKs----- INSTALLED LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY » 4 f t .f lg FRONT END ALIGNMENT MOST CARS A LIGHT TRUCKS * l / i 4 1 £T AOK TIRE MART M O N -rn t. i- 5 i) o . i a t . i S' l l n o o n 322-7480 241) S fRtNCM AVt SANFORD „ FORD TWIN I REAM >19.95 �IA - Evening Harold, Sanford, FI, Frid ay, July It, If t J Colts Resume Tourney Play PON Y ROUNDUP Eby C ra sh e s 415-Foot Hom er, Bow ers Sw ings Hot Stick Puny H ,M b ,11 D h t n d T H riu m » e t MUSTANGS •I kmiwii Pony Campi* • Suminol# J. Mint Vrmlnol* J Suminol* I. Wmr Vtmlnoto a Friday. Ju ly it *> Hiaiaah - Samtnol* playl in i ' i i a lournpmanl along «*ltn hott m a la an laam and r*prt**ni*f:*o* Irom Tampa and Miami MONCOS •I lamlnala Pony Camplar GamatviMat, S*m ir»i* 7 Sam mold ». Gam aw ilia I Sammola t, Gainatailla 0 Wadnatday, July 34 Samlnola |olm Waal Samlnola along uirh Miami and Tampa araa raprataniallnat lor tha alato 'ournamani PONIES at Galnatvllla Samlnola I Galnatvllla ] Gamatvllla II, Samlnola 10 Samlnola 7. Galnatvllla I aigftf innlngt Monday. July 22 — Samlnola goat to tiala lournamant a* La ta Worm COLTS Sarttonal Taurnamanl al Tampa Saturday. July la Samlnola 10. Norm Tampa t Sunday, July IS Saminotat. Brandon S It rtpandadby rain) Tuaiday. July It Samlnola t, Brandon S Itompiaiion ol luipandad gamal loan A Country J, Samlnola I Friday, July la 7 pm Samlnola vt Brandon or Nor fit Tampa Friday. July It if Coitt aln tha taelional lournamant, fhay would play In tha Eaifarn Ragional al Smyrna. Ga Haraid Photo by Tammy Vmvanl N a k ia Roberts w ill pitch today for the M ustangs. IN BRIEF 'It's Kind Of Like Jaws,' Angler Says About Duck-Eating Catfish LOOKINGULASS. Ore (Ill'll - Some ducks have a chic ken to thank "It's kind o f like Jaws. Jerry Brown said of a big catfish ili.it wan "devouring duck* In one lerrlfylng gulp' uuill hr irrlrd It In — using a piece o f fried chicken as bait. Drown said hr pulled the 30-Inch. 114Vpour id catfish mil of a small pond on private property near l.ookinglass Iasi week He said several |trnplr saw ihr cal fish rating ducks lu single gulps brforr ihry Irled to catch them "You should sec the mouth ol mine," he said "You could stick a loot ball In II." Brown stopped al the stock pond last Wednesday to try tils luck and could not brllrvr Ills eyes when he pulled oul Ihr large fish, which stale Department ol Kish and Wlldlllr olllclals Itelive is a channel ratfish The species can grow as hlg as 20 |>nunds and Is common In other parts nt the country, although nut in southern Oregon's DotiglusCounly Brown stdil hr llrsl cast a nlghlcrawlrr Into the water hut could uni get a bile, so be decided in tempi thr llsh with a tried chicken wing — and dial did the trick He kept the Ush alive tn tin- kids wading pool al home and called state <>llit tats Now, the catfish Is In tits Iree/er. The [Mind Is u favorite watering bole for wild ducks All dare (Hinds on the private property have been closed until s|x-rlinens can be collected and a decision reached on wind to do alMiul die catfish Buffalo Acquires Ferragamo ANAHEIM. Calif (U l'll — When heralded Canadian Football League quarterback Dieter llrook signed with the l-os Angeles Rums rarller this year. Vince Ferragamo knew Ills bags nreded to lie packed. Thursday, the haggagr tags rrud Buflalo Ferragamo, who led the Rums to thr Super Bowl lu 11*80 was traded to the Bills for light end Tuny Hunter The Hams also said they sm l an undisclosed ilrult choice i<> the Bills The 31-year-old Ferragamo. who led Los Angeles to Super Bowl XIV, played seven seasons Ini the Rams and bolds (run* records for most completions 1274). attempts (4114), yards (3.2761 and touchdowns (30) in a season Hr missed most of Ihr IUH4 season w ith a broken hunt- In Ids right hand and much of last year with a turn ligament In a knuckle Miami, Hampton Close To Deal MIAMI IDi'l) - Thr Miami Dolphins i re "very close" to teaching a con tract agreement with Lorenzo Hampton and the No l pick's agent was scheduled In meet with Director of I'm I‘erst ame I Charley Winner through Thursday night and Unlay If necessary, the team unnnumrd Hampton, a running buck from Florida, was a no show as die Dolphins' (ruining camp opened Thursday "D avid Ware (Hampton s agrni) and I will continue in meet (Thursday night and today).'' Winner said lu a statement released by the Dolphins "Wcure down to a lew llual |Mitids that II we can gel on common ground, we hopefully will have a deal soon We are very close," Winner salil. ! * Baseball Seminole will send either Bowers or Wagner against the winner of Thursday night s clash. S e m in o le w h ip p e d North T a m p a . 10-6. S a tu rd a y as Grayson ripped a two-run single to tie the game and Wilson knocked In the go-ahead run with a single as Seminole erased a 7-3 lead with two-oul In the sixth Eby's bases-clearlng dou­ ble capped the outburst. Bowers, an Oviedo High Junior, picked up the win. Seminole also lell behind, this lime. 4-0, against Hiandon but bounced back to pull oul an 8-5 decision The game started Sat­ urday hut was stopped by rain with Just two outs to go In the seventh Inning Sunday, The Colls didn't pick up ihr win until Tuesday when Bowers got the last two outs Wagner, who plays at Lake Howell High, was thr winner. Bowers had the big hit. a double which drove In three runs to Be thr game In the fourth. Eby. a sophomore al O v i e d o H ig h , p o w e r e d a tremendous 4 15 foot homer over thr left-field fence to lead off the filth and give Oviedo a 5-4 edge. Bowers singled home two Insur­ ance runs later In thr inning. Seminole's lone loss was a 3-1 setbark toTow n A Country "Bowers and Eby are really hitting lhe ball well Especially fk w ers who has hern a big boost from the eighth position In the hatting order." said Gossett. E l s e w h e r e t o n i g h t , th e Seminole Mustangs open Slate Mustang Tournament play at Hialeah High) hander Nakia Roberts will be on the hill for manager Torn Frlrsner's district champs. D a vid E ck stein , B ren d on Buckley, Mike Frlesner. Brian C rock ett, C harlie Chapm an. Dana Coates. Michael Carr. Edgar Aviles. Chris Weathers, M a rk D e s a b r a 1s . J a y s o n Duhrman. Tony Lallun/lo. Chad Slemer. Jay Black and Chris T a y lo r a re the o th e r k e y Mustangs. Connors Smothers Duncan SPO R TS 4 By Sam Cook H erald S p orts Editor W h ile S e m i n o l e P o n y 's Mustangs. Broncos and Ponies w ere w r a p p in g up d is tric t championships last weekend, the Colts have been playing a version o f the Seven Year's War In Tampa The C olts, a collection of S e m in o le C o u n ty 15* and 16-year-olds. began lournament play last Saturday In one ol two of Florida's Regional Toumatnenl q u a lifie r s , In clem en t weather, however, has played havoc with the schedule and the Colts have played Just three games. Manager Gene Gossett's club, nevertheless, has won two of th o se c o n t e s t s as W in t e r Springs' Mike Eby. Scott Bowers and Jim W ilson along with Sanford's W illie Grayson and C a s se lb erry 's C raig W agner have played key roles "We're In prelty good shape.’ * said Gossett about thr team's 2 1 record, " W e ll play thr winner o f thr Brandon-North Tampa gam e Friday ” Which means tonight at 7. Bucs Don't Have Holmes Yet TAMPA (Ill'll — The lumpu Huy Buccaneers Thursday reached agreement with rookie linebackers Ervin Handle and Jim Melka. leaving No, I dr alt choice Ron Holmes ami ninth-round pick Sieve Calabria unsigned Just two days IH-Iore training rump opens. Unless they ure signed. Holmes, a defensive end from Washington, and Caluhrla, a quarterback from Colgate, will be burred from Tampa Bay practice sessions, which start Sunday. All rookies, Iree agents, quarterbacks and Invited veteruns air due to report by 6 p m. EDT Saturday. Daytona Beach Drills Astros, 6-1 DAYTONA BEACH — Daytona Beach poshed across live runs lu thr second Inning rn route to a 0 1 victory over thr Osceola Astros In Florida State League baseball at City Island Park Thursday night Osceola's Central Division lead over Winter Haven dwindled to I Vi games Thr Asiros host Uikelund tonight al 7:30 ut Osceola County Stadium Boh Parker slnglrd In three at hats for Ihr Astros , Chattanooga Tops Orlando 7-5 CHATTANOOGA — Chutlanooga used a seventh Inning single by Carlos Diaz lu post a 7 5 victory over the Orlundo Tw ins Thursday night In Southern League baseball T h r O-Twtns remained one game behind Churlottc In thr SL's East Division. Charlotte lost lu Uitiulughum. Oilundo plays at Chattanooga again tonight Dun Hanggle socked a two run homer fur Orlando WASHINGTON ILJI’U Jim m y Connors provldrd few surprises in h'-atlng a path to ihe quarterfinals nt .1 $ 2 0 0 t*o(j clay conn event Connors, the top seed, used his trademark aggressive stvle In sm othering No. 16 Lawson Dum an. f> 1. 0 2. Thursday on the battleship grey surface of Rock Creek Tennis Stadium I played a link- hit Letter than I did yesterday la H-3, 0-1 win over unsredrd Stefan Krlkssoul said Connors. As long as I keep taking my game up a noli h each round. I doit'I have Ip worry, It doesn't matter whether I win or lose, all I Iry in do ts play up to my standards." added Connors. 32 Cnmtors, in (us lirst tournament since howm g out m (lie semifinals at Wimbledon, needed |ust 73 minutes to dispatch tils 20 year old opponent P in n ed on the baseline llitoughm it, Duncan admitted Iriistrallon alter the match. I knew I was struggling and the outcome sliowed it." s.itil Ihlliruil. the 11*84 NCAA runner up as a freshman at Clemson "I felt I had no rhythm throughout the utulrh Ol Ills young victim from Asheville. N.C., Connors said, "lie has a good solid game Ills ground strokes are very, very good and Ids forehand la exceptional." T e n n is The fourlh day at the tournament failed to provide the number of upsets produced Wednesday, when six needed players were beaten. Hut that's no consolation to No 4 seed Mlloslav Medr ol Czechoslovakia Mcclr. 21. ranked I Ith In the world and considered a rising court star, looked as If he tolled out of Iwd Into Ihr llrsl set. which he lost 2 0 to unserdrd Juan Avendano before rallying past the Spalnlard to win lit three sets, "It was the first time I had played under the lights (a night mulrh) In a long time I was almost sleepv Met ir said "I lelt horrible." he added "I didn't feel in the match." Three Other seeds. No 0 Jose Luis Clcrc. No 8 Libor I’lmek and No 10 Mark Dickson advanced Thursday Clcrc held yerve throughout his straight sets win over Slobodan Zlvojlnovlc ol Yugoslavia Zlvojlnovli said. Tie surprised me with how he was serving Ills second serve was unbelievable There arc not so many players with a serve like his " Dickson Is playing In his ttrst tournament alter suffering tom knee ligaments In the French Open "I started out kind of slowly, he said, But It was Just one uf those matches where I fell 1was going to get It together " Unserdrd Jakob Hlasek also moved on to the quarterfinals, treating France's Guy Forget. 3-6. 7-5, 7-6 |7-5| Hlasek playg Connors Saturday. The tournament Is sponsored by the D C. National Bank L L O Y D C O M P L IM E N T S H U N A NEWPORT. R I (U l'll - Hu Na. who defected to the United States Irom China three years ago to Join the women's prrl tenuis lour, understandably was "very, nervous " llu laced lhe w orld's No, 2 player Thursday In the second round of a $ I 50.000 iiiiirnainrnt on the grass courts ol thp Newport Casino She came away with n compliment Irom Chris Evrri Lloyd. Inn not tin* upset she lio|>rd for She plays the angles well." said Evert Lloyd alter beating llu. 6-2. 7 5. in the tlrst meeting between the two players “ When she gets her first serve In. It's a weapon She's a good little player " FIverl L loyd laces No, 6 seed G lgt Fernandez today s quarterfinals Fernandez, ol Largo. and Musslwhite lollowed with u two rim single In <lose the gup to ‘F r id a y w o n 't b o o a i y . But n o w w e 'r a p la y in g I 16 lik a w o c a n p lo y . I k n o w J o rr o y (T h u rs to n ) In the s e v e n th , how ever. Continued from 6A w ill th ro w s t r lk o s F r id a y , too.* Altamonte used Hill singles by I hose double plays got us out Radi llll and Hendricks lo move ol a lot ol troohlr said Prom I — Kelly Wainscott o iii ill reach Prom retired was |usi trying to gel them to hit A|M>pku In order to close out the the hull on the ground Our seventh ilrlcttsc played a lot belter lu Prom Mulshed with seven night strikeout and three walks lo pick Apopka manager Phil King up thr win Musselwhlte. who agreed 1liosr two double plays I i.ii I double with his curvrbull, |ust killed us," said King "W e slunk out five Imi walked six had the bases loaded twice early You have to throw It In there." tn Ihr game and came away with said tin right-hander, “ They're |ust ttnr run 11 we get some runs going to lilt It. They have some early It might have been u good h itte rs My cu rvrb u ll illlli-reiil ball gallic later >>u wasn't working much Apopka pulled a little closer lu lint I think we ll play Ixlter Hie liiurtli when Guhrovlc plated defense tomorrow I think wr'll Ryan Lance with a giuoudout to Ini I>ettcr, too " make the score, 3 2 Manager King also thought Altamonte, however, picked tonight's game would lx- difup a run wlu-n Radi lit) scored on Iru-iil "W ednesday, wr got tina passed ball lu the Mill then walks and scored Tonight, they pul the game out ol rruch hv got the walks and scored." he sending 10 batters to the plate said I think It will lie a hrekuva and scoring seven runs in the llual game Friday " sixth Inning Manager Wainscot! agreed Prom opened the liming will) a Friday won't be easy." he said. s i n g l e a n d s t o le s e c o n d Mm now we re playing like we Hi ut) iker reached on a wild can p la y I know J r r r e y tluow by the llilnl baseman (Thurston) will throw strikes which allowed I’rom lo score Friday, too." Thurston's guuuulnut moved Hrubaker lo third where hr KED-HOT R A D C LIFP - Dis­ scored on Wulnscoit's hloop trict 14 opponents must be ■•Ingle to right lo* a 5 2 lead Radcllll, who had two singles shaking their heads and asking and a triple, lollowed with a themselves can anybody get scorcher in right center which t'hrls Kudtdltl out? The big w ent (o r a trip le to score lelt hander rapped 10 hits in 11 WilliiM'iut Vurilck thru hit a al hats In th e D iv is io n 2 groundliull to short and some nnirimmrni. Three hit# went for I n v e n t lv e b a scru u n t n g by homer*, three went for triples Radcllll produced the tun as the and one w as a double In two games against Apopka, tluow home was late. luiurol.i reached on an error the Lyman High School-bound and Hendricks, who drove in mnflrldrr-plicher has four more three runs, hammered a double tills in seven at bats tu give him 14 lilts In IB at bats. That's a to deep left renter for two more runs and a 10-2 lead. Albert red-hot 777 hatting average He billowed with a single through added another triple Thursday night to go with u pair uf single* the light side for an I I 2 bulge Mura to PS*)* a . Tim m , Ajxipka, though, refused to Hr had a double Wednesday. wilt as King clobbered a two-run All have been ripped, too. No Curt Prom glides across with a run as Brett King the action. double III Ihr bottom ol Ihr sixth hloop* ...B o u n ce Man**. L illi* Ltayw t tM w tu il O..# 0o l DuitonuS ty atty Doll id U ft* Mb*II Dm )«*« 1 t »«' «* ms " • MAJORS I m M * i July • ADomonto Amur io n 9 O.-*du J Allans]*.!* 8 * 1 -0*01 It S n i Voiuti# I Ovtodu* Altamont# N*itor\*l 1 W*dn*W*y All*m*nto Afr>*nc*n l O . n l i I Ithumpl anting! JUNIORS I m U i July I Aitoitxmto 1*. Quito*.* J n * * l" * .rti. July I* * u « m o n S * m « *i|*n i Dalton*2 ADomunlu N*l«HOl I. MAilland » Saturday. July * O.todo 1 St JSWlt O vtodot W utIVolutlUO Ailamonto IS. OvtodoO Maitland t Wuxi Vuluti* * tu .d *i July 1 Saturday, July II AUumoni* 11. M*ai*nd) l e d * . July It AUum oni* Arrtotxan » Ik d u I I Ovudo J MmHanJI Ailam onto 8a Gallon* l Watt V u iu f* » Friday. July II Gouda I I Dutton* F Saturday. July u Ovtodot M ainand f xtorWay, July I i A Daman to i». O.todo I l ihumptonah.pl Wtdnttduy. July II Agog** > Ailamonto I Tl\urMay. July II f M g m #1 Honing H .lli - Agog** I I I I .a Attomonto 10 l> to* D itlru t la champ, onahip II Agupa* »,n« a u>n» till* I* ADgmoni* oim . a dittoing gam* ». i b* P » r*d Friday scmoat Monday July I O.todo <1 Oa'tona I MuDianda ADamoni* ). I] inning* EualiaJ. Soutouuai Vo)..*.*# Tuuaday. July I M ail land T Outodul Cuali* II. Wuai VoluaiaJ AUamonto 10. Dalton* 1 WMnutday. July II Maitiund*. Eutttal AUamonto la. Sguifixtoil Vsluala * O.todo It Wual Vgluai* 1 Saturday. July II Ovtodol. Allamonlul Sunday. July I* Ovtodol E u a iitl Monday. July II M*,li««da. Ovtodul usamptonthip) Friday, July It ) X p m *1 Du Don* — Maitlund ** Rolling H illi II Ma.liand mint tantgni. 11 m n a mo Dutr III la Ntto m i Railing H ill* n u t on* Iu m earning into m * tournumunl �PEO PLE Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI. Friday. July If. IfD —fA G a r d e n in g t Just About Anyone Can Easily Raise Orchids II you're a real (lower lover you probably already have a few orrhlds In your collection It not. you xhould There was a lime when orchids wi re for the specialists, bul with new methods of growing and many new varieties available. Just about anyone can easily raise them The word "orchid" usually brings to mind the tx-autlful purple-dowered Cattleva This orchid Is still the most popular one The Cattleva family contain only 50 species while the entire orchid family Includrs over 25.000 varieties With this many varieties to choose from, certainly there Is one or two which you ran grow no matter where you live. liaslcally. there are two different orchid growth patterns — monopodlal and sympodlal. The mnnopndlal orrhlds have an upright growing stem, while sytn|MHllal orchids branch from a horizontal stem The Phalaenopsls also known as the moth or bullerdy orchid. Is a jxipular monopodi.il variety. Tills type produces white, pink, or yellow blooms which may be up to four Inches across. Phalaenopsls dowers generally ate long lasting, staying on ihr plants six weeks or more. illnnrna o f the Vanda orch id s, anothet moiiopixli.il type, range from blues, to browns, to whites Vandas are excellent for hanging baskets 1 he Dendroblum is a common *vm|xxhul orchid. It s llower spikes may contain many blooms, which ure usuallv lavender or white Alfred Bessesen Urban H o r tlc u ltr ltt 32 3-2500 Ext. 181 Occasionally, yellow dowers are produced De­ ndroblum blooms average two Inches across, and normally last on the plant for several w reks Other popular sympodlals Include the Onetdum. Epldendrum Cvmbtdtum. and Phalus vartilcs Oncldlums. which are often small and dainty, produce dowers ranging from one-half to three inches across. The blooms may be yellow, w lute brown, or a combination of colors I lie Epldrndrutn orchid produces attractive pastel dowers, which are only an Inch or so across Hut. this plant Is very rugged, and It does very well iiuhxjrs Epldendrums ran lie planted outside in the warmer areas of Florida. I lie Cvmbldlum orchid is a terrestrial plant li lives on the ground, rather than In trees, i vnibidhim should lx- planted In an organic growing medium that retains moisture well. However, the growing medium should never be allowed lo become soggy I tie Phalus Is a terrestrial orchid, also This one needs molsl soil and ihc growing medium should never dry out completely Water should lx- addes as soon as the surface looks dry. Lake all plants orchids need certain amounts of light, air water, and plant food as well as a good growing medium Most orchids grow Lx-st In partial shade A gixwl rule to follow Is to give the plants all the light thet can stand without scorching Ttxi much shade will cause develop­ ment of lush, dark green foliage, but verv lew flowers T iki much light may produce scorched spots on the leaves If these spots show up. provide shade Immediately with an overhead covering o f coarse muslin, shade cloth, or similar material Orrhlds growing Indoors should receive morning sun. Most orchids need a fairly warm environment. Atxuit the lowest temperlure they ran tolerate vile ly is tk) degrees Fahrenheit II the trm|xrrn lure drops txiow that, some kind ol artificial heat may lx- needed On the other hand orchids can adjust very well to high tempertures As long as ihe humidity and ventilation Increase, orchids can stand a very warm environment When In active growth, orchitis need more water than when scml-dormant So during the summer, you'll need lo follow a different watering schrdule than In the winter He very careful nol lo overwater orchids This is the main reason plants are lost Humidity should lx- high at all times, except when the Irmperuture is very low Orchids lake np water through their l e a v e s as well as their roots Humidity Is fairly r . i s v to regulate lit a greenhouse, but not in the average home One wav to provide the needed humtdttv indoors Is to se t trays o f water near the plants This adds beneficial humidity to the surrounding air D o not set the plants tn the travs. though This can cause nxit rol There's always controversy on the subject of feeding orchids - especially those growing In osmunda jxatm g medium As a rule, three or lour ajipllcatlons |x*r vear ol a complete plant food sin It as a 10-10 ID. Is fine lor any plain growing m osmunda lllx-r For orchids growing in a Kirk medium v o u il need to provide a high nitrogen pl.itn loud. Iccdlng the plants alxtitl every two months These cultural recommendations should keep vour orchids healihv and grownlug vigorously Alter alxnit two years ol tilts kind ol care, most orchids will need lo lx- divided and repotted. This is when many gardeners give np on ihc Idea ol raising orchids Dividing and r e f illin g orchids |)io|x-rly are verv iinjxirtaui cultural steps hul not dlllU till once vnu understand w hen and how As you can see. orchid culture is a little dltlerenl trout growing Initiators or loses, so nrxt week. I'll tell you how easy It Is — surely not so hard as lo discourage you from raising these I m-.i i i i i I u I ornamentals 1l.tjipv Gardening' F a ls e A c c u s a t io n s D e v a s t a t in g DEAR AIHlYs The Id le r re expose lo |)ithlli \ ii ii bul gardlng the expensive piece ol vv min n sare mu ' je w e lr y that ' d is a p p e a re d " FED UP WITH while a teen-aged relative was A N T IQ U A TE D LAW S visiting brought Kick some hit­ ter memories DEAR FED UP: lo a. i oid.mi c When nn son was fi. he and with (lie cultural standards in an older cousin I'll call Hobby •uu counlrv (light in wrotigi were |ilaylng in Hobby's lather's •lien- are certain |»arls ol the cur Hobby's sister, a waitress, male ami lemale anatomy lhai hud led her uniform In the back hui a woman may not ill.IV mil lx- exposed lo |iulilli seal ol ihul ear and when site Why Is li ih.il men s breasts view Ami regardless ol ihelr retrieved It. five 81 bills were (some ol which an larger than si/e ihc lemale lueasix are mu missing from the |xx kel some w o m e n 's — are <>K lo no sin mid I v i v ivvo'l ol i hem Doth fxiys dented ever K in g In the back seal ol that car. Inti later Hobby changed Ids story and said that my son had Ix-en lit the h.o k seal The scene ihul look |>lace when my son was • o u I r o n l e d .b y t h u s e holier than-thou relatives I shall in Vcr lor gel ll I live to lx- lOO Mv drnr mother repeatedly tillered my son $5 If lie would o n ly con fess to tak in g lire And So Will You With New Clones. See For Yourself money My son, with tears In Ills How Much Better You Look And Feel!! eves, rejx-aledly refused Iter ot­ ter saying. Tint Grandma. I WHITE GLASS LENSES didn't take any money ." SINGLE VISION >2 5 ° ° «««•» I knew my son was Innocent LARGE SELECTION OF FRAMES and prayed ntghtlv tli.it someTmlt & Ph«lo Ci«, AtcUbl* Y»ur Dm Iw i Prtvioplion HIM Oh i o day llie truth would lx- revealed. 0upli<«l*4 *d|u\tm»nl» 4 Rtptlrv Many years later, when my YOUR t V IC lA S M S brother'll family moved to a new S4VIN C C IN TtR home a dusty bin krt was found in the corner of the basement 2544 S IRtNCN AVI |IM 2| And in It were five very moldy 121 4040 SANfORO 8 1 hills' They told my mother MON THRU fid n AM r» l-M SA I MAM I I'M alxiut this 11nil lint to this day ( Ims. i I W ill Al I I'M I los.ll last SO ol III, Mi mi li nrv son. who is now -12. lias never had an a|xilogy from any ■d his accusers I write tills lo urge the owner ol Hie piece ol jewelry that disappeared mysteriously to re­ train from |urti|)lng to any con ■ bistorts, as false urcnsutions can ruin a lifetime of family hurmony IT HAPPENED IN MARYVILLE. TEXAS Dear Abby The EYES have it! W om en O f The M o o se G iv e $$ To C h a ritie s Sanford Chapter, 1404, Women of the Moose concluded the 1984 85 year by making contributions to the following, trom lett Brenda Prokosch, WOM m em bership chairman; Seminole County Sherilf John Polk for the Sheriff's Youth Fund; Janet Douglas, WOM child care committee; Ray Morgan lor the Kidney Foundation. Verna Hamel, WOM hospital committee. Susan Ford for the Heart Fund; Sandy Moore, WOM hospital committee; and Andy Dem chick, Arthritis Foundation Checks were also presented lo Vivian Buck tor the American Cancer Society and Joye Spurlock for the Lighthouse Youth Ranch Art Center Sets Free Ice Cream Social The M.iiil.md Art t ’rnicr Is ••e I r h r a l Iri g i h «• f u y o f Mulllund's Crnlrunliil hv hold­ ing .in let* cream stxial and iliciiibcr/xtudcnl ati exhibit In i lit-gardens of llic art renter I lie public Is fin ouragrd In loin in llu- tiifhiniiu n till Saiur ilav. duly 20 Irnm 12— t |> in al tin- Maitland Ati ( ’ruler There Is no admission charge lilt* Arl ( 'f i l l e r s festivities include visiting working artists hi I heir slutlios an otiidixir art exhibit by Arl Center members, instructors and students: Andre South and link Fellows exlllbnon In die galhiv Arl Center ini-m hcrih lp s at C enten nial ■l i s i o u n l price, and li r cream s.x lal by Larry's lee Cream llu- public Is invited lo join ihe Maitland Art C enter In <■ li'hiatlug M aitland's lOOth Itirthday Party. Fur further Information call lfu \ri Center al 1.15 2 1HI 25th Street LAW N & G A R D EN C EN TER 15% OFF DEAR ABDY: A rrudrr wrote tn complain that site was made lo feel unwelcome m a jnibllc swimming jxxil Ix-cause she rrl used to shave her hairy legs. I would be Inli-rested to see w here. In the civil rode. It i x pi .it ns why a man may go lopless at a public Ix-acli or jxxd. A n n i v e r s a r y C lo c k B LAN K ET OISCOUNT O FFERED ON A LL PLA N TS. TREES. STATU A R Y. POTTING SO ILS. FERTILIZERS. ETC. DISCOUNT DAYS F IR S T W ith T h e P u rc h a s e O f A n y F lo o r C lo c k ! H u r r y ! L im it e d T im e O ffe r SALES & SERVICE i BIG PYRACANTHA • EVERGREEN • RED BERRIES AT XMAS • SCULPTURED EFFECT REG. ST.99 NOW! 8 8 O FFE R HEATHER • PURPLE FLOWER • LOW GROWING • EASY CARE REG S3 99 NOW! 8 8 L IN D A S H E L P F U L H IN T O F T H E W E E K : Mow Oftoo Enough So That Nol More Than 1/4 To 1/2 Of The Total L * «f Surface lo Removed At A Olvea Mowlag. 10 YEARS EX PER IEN C E 430 S «v »g « CL, Longwood, Flo. T IM E 331-5560 HOURS: MON 2400 W. 25th S trw t SAT. 9-S:30 321-2525 SANFORD �lOA B L 0 N D 1E Evrn m g Herald, Sanford, FI. Frid a y , July I*, 1115 ru _ e e r h e s ./ \ W H A f.LV O O O o J J ^ N A a t ^ by C h ic Y o u n g ip h e /,-ew c A i/ r o o o o HE WOULDN'T e e Itl DfViSON Medical Records Transfer Is Right Of Every Patient DEAR DR G O TT - I became unhappy with my physician and switched lo another. I asked my old doctor lo send my medical records lo ihe new one. That was eight months ago. and he still hasn’t. Is (his a normal practice? DEAR READER - Not only is this not a normal practice, but It Is patently unethical A doctor is hound, by courtesy and pro­ by Mori Walker BEETLE B AILE Y fessional conduct, to forward a patient’ s records to another WANNA SEE ^ 1 PUWNO. VEAH, BUT THE GIRLS doctor. An occasional physician ARE ALWAYS THE THE JAMES BOHP ) 7! ^ f £. will rrfuse lo turn over records SAME, T O O because the patient has not paid his bill: (Ills also Is unethical. -------------However, before you complain to your county medical society, Hive your old doclor Ihe benefit o f (he doubt. Perhaps he did nol receive your request for transfer. May In- you did not ask him lo do v i iri writing. Some M.D.s will not send records until they have o signed release Irom the pa­ tient; this can be awkward, but It THE B O RN LOSER by Arl San tom Is ethical. I JUST SltJUGD A AAULTI-reOCACP Telephone your former doctor WO TH6HTE FREE,iaiE/l6IBUH9X and ask for clarification If (hr thaj) Okie bscoh*?J / ,-> at the paperwork Is In order and he Is ff^dLUBHOCE. simply procrastinating, ask your % v ,"new doctor how to proceed. This will give you valuable Insight Into how he deals with a re­ calcitrant colleague. Finally, (he el hies committee o f ihe county medical society will, upon re­ ceiving your wrltlcn complaint, force your form er doctor to rrlrose your records 1 am always saddened to hear ARCHIE by Bob Montana complaints like this because they reinforce an unfavorable Image of physicians lhal does not apply lo most doctors. I’m afraid It’s a case of one bad upple spoiling Ihe rest DEAR DR. G O TT - My doclor doesn't wash his hands Indore examining me My friends have saId lhe same thing ubout their doctors. Is this safe? DEAR READER — The advent o 1 m od ern a n il- ln fe c llo n tech n o lo g y has made some dm-lors sloppy, and we all gel carrless about hand washing The doctor's traditional ritual EEK & MEEK by H ow ie Schneider of washing his hands l>etween PEACE- THROUGH THE GEAJEVA / PEACE THROUGH THE SlfiR PCARMAMEUT STARUUA& patients Is probably nol always PISARMAMEAJT TREATV.. DUAR5 PEFEUSE O T1AT1V/E.. DISARMAMENT. STAR WARS. n ecessa ry. O b v io u s ly , a flc r examining a pailcni who has on DISARMAMENT ~ x r, HURRY (JP incrrm u G LATE c< (^ . IY : AJ «' I rf sr-rr” by H argreaves A Sellers _______ bdbdk® / SPIRITED H<^R«CS g ^ K k e X ^ FDR S P IR ITE D PEDPLE a n d for pe o ple l i k e RIDING _ . . who p o n T WE HAVE O N E HOR*sL 7 H A T D O E S N 'T LIKE PC IN G RID D EN / WE HAVE SEN ILE HORSES F^R S E N n -C , peo ple by Warner Brothers BUQSBUNNY 1 PuNNO.COC, GuESS CARNSAI?Nn: NOVVD YOU 2 TXX A W RONo H j B n A T B u R S A N k r. 6 £T UP H EKE7 ticulous about hand washing. I will make a renewed effort to do so. and I hope thal those doctors who read this column will. loo. Send i our questions lo D r. D o ll at n o Bov 91428. C lcvcland. O hio. 44101 Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 7 Chemicel suffis 8 Caulking, for 1 16 Homsn one 4 Author Ferber 9 Charitable or­ 8 Concurrence ganization (•t>br | (abbr.) 12 Dine 10 Louse ogge 1 ) Bndle pert 11 Show 14 Actor Jennings appreciation 18 Compel* point 19 Full of (cuff) 18 French elenc 20 Autumnal 17 Officiel records beverage 18 Diffusion 22 Chest 20 FealenHe 23 Sieve 21 Collection 24 Cry of pern 22 Compeny |F r. 25 Aegean Island, ebtrr.) former name 23 "Autd Lang 26 Impose a tax 27 French river 28 Bendit 28 Heroine of "A 30 3. Romen Doll's Mouse' 31 Songitreet 29 Adtm’t Dells grandson 33 Chemicel 31 Horse guides pedicle 32 Additions to 34 Navel eddreti houses (ebbrj 3B Car part 35 Young conger (2 « d e ) 36 Theeier sign i 1 1 lebbr) 37 In peeved menner 39 Oceens IB 40 Those In office 41 Resident of IB leuff.) 43 Use* horse 40 Most blsrmg 50 Cicatrix 51 Dispetched 11” 14 52 12. Romen 53 President's no 54 Songstress Ad M sms 55 56 57 58 Cyprinoid fish Urge Preekness Three (prel j O N S r £ M □ A _l_ £ _A_ R t | 1 M £ ~h 1 R 1 _0 3 46 Mother of Castor snd Pollux 47 Doorwsy sign 48 Istersl part 49 Row 51 Wt-gM of Indie 39 41 42 43 Bui (Ls l ) Poetry fool Pnvtte pupil Invitstion re­ sponse (sbbr 1 44 Chsmpegne bucket 45 Moro ch ef 1• • 10 11 z1 za >• 1U 1U It ] >4 1? DOWN 4) 1 Strange {comb, form) to 2 Vehicle* A M B A l O R U N 8 U 44 4t t) 3 Separate article 4 tllsce II 5 Accounting term 8 Pen tlpe Ur Settoee t>* h i * tnc WIN AT BRIDGE ^ «.> I l MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS Infection — particularly a virus or a cold — the careful doctor will usually wash his hands, as much lo avoid contracting the Infection himself as to avoid spreading it to other patients. Nonetheless, we doctors do not wash our hands enough and your question Is pertinent. As a c o u rte s y to their p a tien ts, physicians should be more me­ By James Jacoby North had enough In acea and king* Iprlme rardel ao that he rightly wondered whether hie tide hud u gume. After ull. hta panner hud come In. vulnerable, with a lwo Hpude overrall Nurth fin ally derided lhal South might have been strelriling a hit lo deny Ihe oppo­ nents an unhindered run a( a part-ngorr. ao he hid only three spadOt. There wasn’ t a had play for four spades. If trumps divided 3-2, then all declarer would need would la- a diamond division so ihut ihe fourth diam ond In dummy would be good, or >he lavorahle location of the club quern. That, however, was not Ihe problem. Against the actual three-spade contract, three rounds of hearts were quickly led South decided in play ihe hand extra safely On the third heart he slrnply dis­ carded a club. Now hr would make ihe hand even If Weal held four apadrs. Ihe diamonds didn't split, and Ihe queen o f clubs was wrong Thai wasn't bad thinking. Suddenly a club was relumed. West rufTed low, and declarer was down one. Some days you Just can't make a nickel Even If declarer (rumps Ihe third heart, he can’ t make the hand West will refuse lo take ihe spade ace until the third round, and should Soulh play clubs uftrr two rounds of spades, West will be careful not lo ruff In until the club ace Is played. Thai will stop declarer from muklttg nine tricks South was unlucky to be set, but was fortunate that his side did not arrive al four spades doubled, down two TIMS ♦ toss VM I 4 AKf 1 ♦ K J7 WEST EAST ♦ A 7S I 41 PAK97I PQJI0 ♦ J 101# « 71 ♦ 4 q l0 9 I S )2 NORTH SOUTH 4 K Q J4 1 ♦Q 5J PM ♦ A 41 Vulnerable North-South Dealer West Wr*l IP IP Yurt* Pax* ♦ East IP Pass South !♦ Pass Opening lead PK HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... FRANK A N D ERNEST INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE by Bob Thsvss To /WAKE A ^ H O P T , T H ^ ip LoNiff $T o p .y COAApuTEp I* P iG G E p T H A N MY C O M PU TE/?. 4 •. . ■ T n *» rtf ;•< > GARFIELD by Jim Dsvls TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan Companions will Ire looking to you fur leadership today In involvements of mutual concern. D on 't be afraid to assum e command YOUR BIRTHDAY L I B R A (Sept. 23 Oct. 23) JULY 20, 1Q8S Lady Luck has some aces up Something beneficial could de­ her sleeve for you In ihe year velop for you loday through a ahead She will Ik * dealing them unique channel, so Ire alert. A out at Ihe limes you'll tired them relative may have an active hand In what transpires most. SC O RPIO |Ocl - l Nov 22) CANCER (June 2 1-July 22I You have a wonderful knack Today you will Ik* popular with today lor making people feel friends; wherever you go you're completely at ease und receptive. likely lo be Ihe center o f atten­ Good things happen when we re tion Let your hair down and be nice Trying to putch up a your warm, charming self. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec romance? The Matchmaker set <an help you understand what It 21) Tenaciously pursue your might take It) make ihe rela­ objectives today and don't I k - loo tionsh ip w ork. Send 82 to cognizant o f the odds. If you're Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio determined enough, the success City Station, New York. NY you seek will be yours. CAPRICORN IDee. 22 Jan 10019. LEO (July 2d Aug 221 You're 19) Where Important Issues ore likely lo be financially luckier concerned, take Ihe long-range today than you will be tomor­ view loday rather than the row. Give priority to matters that Immediate one Plans that are well-founded now will produce t an make or save you money. VIROO lAug. 23-Sept. 221 benefits later. AN N IE RPMEM&eR,THEfT6 $ WO 5 U l»^ T m )T C FO R V I C T O R . . -YOU LOOK M C GOT 10 O' T/ft£P. KJCMY- MAINTAIN MY SBCU P YOU B£ p h y s iq u e . £ X £ A C /& *‘ ANNIE /• SO HARP? ESPECIALLY AOlV- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb 19) Profit from your commercial dealings Is a strong likelihood loday. Pay herd lo your Instincts and don’t take thing* at face value. PISCES IFcb. 20-March 20| Your Judgment Is quite keen today and you have the ability to sec both sides ol Issues. Base' your actions upon your line prrsslorts. ARIES IMarch 2 1-April 19) Do an extra good job loday If your box* xlngtrs you Out for a special ia-»k. There could be definite reward* In store for you If you handle n well TAURUS (April 20-May 20) This will be a pleasurable day for you If you do things your Impulses dictate Break up your routine with one or more fun activities. GEMINI (May 2 1-June 20| Today, new ways can be found to h a n d le y o u r fin a n c i a l burdens. Lei your imagination run ram [taut, and when you get a good Idea, art on It promptly. / _______by Leonard Starr ‘ SPECIALLY AOKT?, 1E/f. YCU WERE ABLE u p t Those re/OHW A P A YS M 0 - r T* NfCH WITH I T ' I ‘v fjy t] ( w r w r r to s e t m u tc ie - e o w P ! ~z> r t K * l A ■ ‘J »|* e■ I �Convict Plans To Marry Stepdaughter He Raped SALEM, Ore. (UP1) — Oregon prison ofTlrlaW have approved the wedding plans o f a 33-year-old convict who says he will marry his 18-year-old stepdaughter ’ whether people like It « r not." James Henry, who Is serving a 14-year sentence for the rape o f his betrothed stepdaughter. Regina Morrlcal o f Sweet Home, also Is serving tim e fo r m an slau gh ter fo r the overdose death of his wife. Henry said he fell In love with Monlcal when she was 14 and that Ills wife’s death was a mercy killing sought by her after a tong Illness. Morrical said the rape case did not involve force and that she and Henry had a relationship that dated back to 1981 when ^hc was 14 years old. She said they had a child In September 1983 who was given up for adoption. "R egina and I are going to be married whether people like It or not." Henry said ’’ It’s been too many years (of) people telling us what to do. " W e know what God w an ts." Morrical said, "and we want our family to have a Christian hom e." Henry and Morrical have set an Aug 22 wedding date In the vtstlng room at the prison, officials said Thursday. Prison Superintendent J.C. Keeney approved the marriage following an attorney general’s opinion that the wedding could take place despite a prison policy prohibiting visits be­ tween convicts and their victims. Henry administered an overdose of Insulin to his ailing wife. Anna. 45. in May 1983. testifying later that his wife asked him to. "S h e looked at me and said. Honey. I'm d yin g."’ he said, adding that his wife began talking about suicide the previous year. Henry said his wife began having medical problems shortly after their marriage In 1979. She was eventually confined to a bed and placed In a nursing home. Henry said he quit his job to provide around-the-clock care for her. During that period. Henry said, he and Morrical became romantically Involved. He said the relationship took place with his wife’s knowledge and eventual consent. "1. like anybody else, can give for so long, he said “ Anna was not able to give anything back and Regtna could. It ended up that we fell In love with each other. Now if anybody wants to constitute that as rape, they can." Morrical said she told a grand Jury that Henry did not forcibly rape her. but prosecutors proceeded with the case anyway. Under an Oregon law. a person may Ik- found guilty of rape " i f the trmale Is under 16 years of age and Is the male’s sister, o f the whole or half blood, his daughter or hts wife’s daughter." America Remembers MIAs United Press International A decade after the last U.S. combat troops w ithdrew from Vietnam . America today salutes the nearly 2 f>00 servicemen still missing and unaccounted for In the jungles of Southeast Asia. Memorial services, raised flags nnd released balloons were lo mark the day from Maine to California In honor of these warriors, who. the govern­ ment concedes, may Include some still held as prisoners President Reagan, In designating (mlay us National POW-MIA Recogni­ tion Day, said in a proclamation last month. "Until the I’OW-MIA Issue Is resolved. II will continue to be a matter of highest national priority." Reagan said. "I call on all Am eri­ cans to Join In honoring all former American prisoners of war, those still missing and ihelr families who have endured and still suffer," Defense Secretary Caspar Welnberger was lo head a ceremony at the Pentagon and Vice President George Hush was to address the 16th annual Ponventlon o f the Notional League of American Prisoners and Missing In Southeast Asia. At the convention In Alexandria. Va.. where more than 800 friends and families of MIAS are gathered, gov­ ernment officials were to give a report on U.S. efforts lo determine the fate ol the missing The league Is encouraged by a number o f events (he past few months that followed several years of wtiat It viewed as general U.S. government InactlClly and public disinterest The Vietnamese government, fol­ lowing Increased negotiating efforts bv Ihe Reagan administration, re­ cently announced Its {mention to return the remains of 26 Americans and to provide Information on six others. T h e a n n o u n c e m e n t fo llo w e d Vietnam 's public commitment to undertake high-level negotiations with the United Stairs to resolve the Issue within the next two years. Although this has raised the hopes of many members of Ihe league, others complain Ihe group has thus far Inadequately pressed Ihe United States for action. The faction Is unofficially dubbed ■Rambo’ for the current hit movie. "Kambo: First Blood. Part II." which lells of a Vietnam veteran's efforts lo rescue American prisoners, who the U.S, government tells him do not exist. "W e aren’t socking any foray Into Vietnam, but we want the league to challenge the government for an­ swers and not merely accept every­ thing It says." said retired Air Force Col. Charles Walker, a newly elected board member and a faction member. Walker's son. Bruce, has been an MIA since 1972. League officials dlsmlsaed the (ac­ tion as a small but vocal minority that they say should be directing Its anger at the Vietnamese government. ' I think Ihere's a lol o f frustration on ihelr part." said Judy Mills Taber, the league's California coordinator. "Hut they have to realize that we have overcome a lol o f apathy by this country and got the Reagan ad­ ministration to make the MIAS a highest national priority." At Reagan's direction, the I’OWMIA flag today will fly over Ihe White House. Stale Department, Defense Department, Veterans Adm inistra­ tion and the Vietnam Veterans Me­ morial. which Is Inscribed with the names o f the 58,022 Americans lost In Vietnam. Russian Teen Says He's Not Going Home CH ICAGO (UPI) An attorney for Waller Polovrhack says Ihe Russian teenager "has no intention" of going back to the Soviet Un­ ion despite a Judge's ruling that Immigra­ tion officials wrongly lorbade his parents Irnm taking him home in 1982 U.S. District Judge Thom as R McMillen T h u rsd a y ruled the U.S Immigration and Naturalization Service v io la t e d A n n a and M ichael P olovch ak’a rights on Jan. 8. 1982 by (ailing to grant them a hearing before Issu­ ing a "departure con­ trol order." preventing them from taking thrlr son home. " A minor child of tender years docs not have the right to con­ trol hts own destiny." McMillen aald In an eight-page ruling. In I960. Walter, then 12. run away from hts r-arenia' Chicago home when they decided to return to the Soviet Union. Walter was 14 at the time of the INS giving the buy political asylum and the other grunting him perma­ nent residency status. In 1980. the INS. with Ihe support of ruling in 1982. T h e IN S a c t io n fo llo w e d an Illin o is S u p re m e Court d e ­ c is io n g ran tin g the parents custody. The parents and, Ihelr at­ torneys from the Am er­ ican C tvtl L ib e rtie s Union may now seek an injunction against the INS at a hearing J u ly 2 9 . M c M ille n ruled. Out Polovchak’s at­ t o r n e y , J u lia n E . K u la a . poin ted ou t Walter will turn 18 on Oct. 3. when he can apply for U.S. citizen­ ship. and vowed to ippeal any order re­ tu rn in g him to hts parents "W alter Isn't going anywhere." Kulaa said "H e has no Intention of going back. We will exhau st every lega l remedy. ... He will go back over my dead body." W a lter Polovchack said. "I'm not going to w o rry about II (the ruling)." The case has drawn the Intervention of two adm inistrations, one P r e s id e n t J im m y Carter, grantrd Waller p olitical asylum In 1 9 8 1 . P r e s id e n t R eagan , g ra n te d Walter permanent re­ sidency status. Walter, a high school senior, now lives with his slslrr and a cousin In Chicago. Legal Notice FICTITIO U S NAM E Nj Hc* It given met I am engaged In M k U #1 I MO Sunshine Tree I M Long wood Wminoto County Florida J W under IS* fit lit leu* n*m * *1 ABRAM IN VESTM EN TS INC □ BA A B R EN P LU M B IN G . D IA L A P L U M B E R A E M E R G E N C Y S E P T IC . end >S*t I intend t* register MM nem# a lls IS* Ctork *4 IS* Circuit Court. Samlnoto County F tortd* In accerdanc* a i l s the (n e* i t 'em *1 IS * F lc lllla u t Norn* Statute*. T e w ll S*ctMr MS 0* F land* SlatutM I W /*' Brendan Tr*n» Publish July It. If. J* A Augutl 1 tftS DIMOF Legal Notice Cir c u it c o u r t OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C IV IL ACT ION NO ts-tstt-CA-gt-P F E D E R A L HOME LOAN BANKOF SAN FRAN CISCO. Plaintiff trt B E V E R L Y A B R A Y .*1*1. Defendant* NOTICE O F ACTION TO Beverly A Bray M AILING A O O RESS in t h e POBuB Wlnt*r Pork. F L UNO YOU A R E N O T IF IE D IS*' on action to toroctot* a mortgage on IS# tallowing property m Samlnoto County Florida Unit Ns 50* I I . R O Y A L ARM S C O N D O M IN IU M a Con dominium according to is* Da deration et Condominium and eahibits ennarad tsorato. r* corded Me, IT. IM ) In Official Record* Book laaO Page Ilea Public Record* of Seminole County, F ien d *, a* amended togettwr w.tS an undmioad In •yratt In tno common element* and limited common element* declared In M'd Declaration ol Condominium to bo an ap purtenence to tsa above Con dominium Unit. sat bean tiled agatml you and you are racyuirod to t e n a copy ot your written detent**. It any. to it an G rac* Ann* Gtovtn. Etdui'a. Plaintiff'* attorney who*# mailing addrett it ION A Mor** Bird . Suit* B P O Bo* I ITT, Winter Park. Florida 117*0 I ITT. on or be lore IS* ]l*t day ol Augutt IM) and til* ts* original wits ts* Clark ot ISI* Court eitSer before tarrtea on Plaintiff t attorney or immadi a’tty thereafter. otSarwit* a default will be entered again*! you lor IS* r el let demanded In ttw Complaint or Petition WITNESS my Sand and teal ol ISI* Court on ts* lets day et July. I H I is e a l i D AVID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O FT M E C O U R T By Linda M McNeil Deputy Clerk Publish July If. la. Augutt 1. f, IH I OEM I II _____________ NOTICE FOR H EARIN O ON D E C L A R E D P U BLIC NUISANCE IN R E : Lot** and If . MIDWAY, according to ISa plat thereof ** recorded tn Plat Book I, Peg* el, ot the Public Record* ot Seminote County. Florida pret ently (Sown at being owned by Robert Chamber* and Dorothy E yen* end all peril** Saying or dousing to S *v* any right, tilt* or Interatt In th* property d* tctlbed above W H E R E A S , the Board ol County C o m m 11 t io n e r * ol Seminole County, Florida, did on Ihe Ttth day of May. IH1 find and declare e ttruefurt located in Seminole County. F lo rid *, to be u n ta f*. un tenitery end e public nuisance that ts* owner ol the properly according to th* property re cord* In ts* Sem.noie County Property Appraiser * Office on wSicS ts* itructur* It located U Robert Chamber* end Dorothy Even* ot 1*01 Valencia Court, Sentord Florida XITM, that IS* public nuisance I* * residential structure located on W altr Street Sentord. Flo rid * and lurtsar described a* *et torts above end that corrective ac lion I* required to abet* th* public nuisance, and W H E R E A S . IS * Board at County Com m issioner* found that th* following condition* commuted * public nuit*n<* I I I Th* b uild ing S a t been severely damaged by is* el* m e n lt e l n a l u r * d u e to abandonment. I l l Foundation pier*, eater tor wall*, eiiertor ttept boor Naming end floor ing partition*, root ratter* end sheathing, celling |e<tl, eaterior and Interior door*, rooting me Irn alt root Hashing, window g la tt. window t e r t e n t and window Iramet a r t damaged beyond reasonable repair. I l l Electrical tarvlca. alactrlcal panel*, electrical racaptaclat. electric*! light* end twltctw* at* damaged to the •■tent that they art a haiard. 141 Plumbing l i i t u t a * . p lu m b in g d ra in system. Sot and cold water distribution system and Sat water h e ale r a r t damaged beyond reasonable repair or nonesltlant, |U There It no evidence Ol * taphe tank or dramtield. 141 There it garbage end rubbish mud* end outpd* of the building. (T) This condi lien constitute* a potential Hr* haiard and W H EREA S, th* toilowing cor racily* action necessary I* ebato the public nuisance it to demolish end remora th* build ing garbage end rubbish from the properly NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle* it hereby given to th* said Robert Chambers and Dorothy Evans and ail parties Saving or claim mg to Sava any right, till*, or mlaratt In ts* preparty da scribed above to appear bitort tsa Board ot Ceimty Commit sionart at Sam tool* County Florida, at t o w a m . at lit tegular mealing an ttw 11th day el August. IM) at IS* Samlnoto County Service* Building. Room W 110 HOI East First Streal. Sentord. Florid*, to show causa if any why such itru ctu r* should not be declared * public nuisance and th* corrective ac Men el abatement apecified In tot Notice at Public N uiunc* should not be taken or cause <I any why to* cost ot IS* corrtc t iv * a c tio n pf a b a te m e n t specified in IS* npt‘c* *4 Public Nuisance should not be paid tor by R o b a rl C h a m b e r s end Dorothy Evan*, tooir hairs or assigns: er cause It any. why sent cost should net b* assessed against to* prepar ty WITNESS my hand and u # l mis ism day ol Juno. IHS DAVID N B E R R IE N Clock to ttw Board at County Commisstonors B Y Sandy Wall Deputy Clack Publish Jim* n July », II. IF. IH1 D EG IN SQBE K O rU T IM W M IT O IM m iM lT M l LflO M C f a U CELEBRITY CIPHER » by CONNIE WIENER .-J •*L U O N F O D C X F 11*1 X LV H RUO L W FC * X F F t M X L iT F V O F IH F V F I O FW W LB V V 8 J V X FE U M PAUT M X K C Y A L X ." - S F B U FE A P C F B OTKXS MKMf KTTEX TM, — Ml — / < P W V FU . P R E V IO U S S O LU T IO N : "Nothing to mot# boring trap* An otd broad ftyfng lo gtvd RdefC*. ’ — LMS4 Moris# a u e a iw t Celt m lsjl (testin g llrtu ld Ewwlwf Htrpld, Sanford, FI. Friday, July IT, m i - H A Legal Notice IN T M IC IR C U IT COURT, IN A N O FO R S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A C A S IN O tS t r n C A *4 IN R E : TS* Mary lag* ot J U L IE A DIOSOAOO. WIN Petitioner. end SAMMY DIOSOAOO. Husband Respondent N O TICE OF ACTION t h e s t a t e o f F l o r id a to SAMMY DIOSOAOO lot Wedge wood Drive CJO Fairbanks Alaska. e*T#t YOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action tor D lisoiulion ol M arri*g* has bean titod against you. and you •r* required to serve * copy ol roue written defenses It any. to It on FRA N K C WHIGHAM. E S Q U IR E Attorney tor P«tl I toner, whose address Is Post Oil tee Bot IDO. Flagship Bank Building TOO W First Street, Suit* 11 S e n io r* Florida TITTi m o on ur before Aug 10 A 0 IH S end (He the original with th* Clark ot this Court •'•her before se m e* on P»ti tioner t attorney or immediately thereafter otherwise a default end ultimata |udgm*n! will be entered against you lor to* reiiel demanded in the Petition t ' d your mart leg* to Petitioner • ill be dissolved W ITN ESS my hand end seel ot this Court on July to A D tags DAVID B E R R IE N Clerk of to* Circuit Court By Jeon Brlllant Deputy Clerk Publish J u ly !* ,}* IHS D EH 11* IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT, IN A N O FO R SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R ID A CA SE NO AS 2)40 CA 04 P IN R E TH E M ARRIAGE o f R A Y N IC E W DOE. Petitioner. and W IL F N E D I DOE Respondent N OTICE OF ACTION TO W IL F R E D I DOE c o Raymond and Irvine Doe Shepieign. Maine Oaota YOU A R E N O T IFIE D tool an action tor Dissolution el Mar nag* he* been Hied against you *"d you are required to serve a copy ot your written defense* If any. t o il on 0 M EATON JR,, E S Q U IR E P etitio n e r's at to r n e y . w hose ad d fo ss Is FREEM A N EATON FOUN TAIN A A L L E Y Posl Office Bos TO. A llam o nl* Springs F lor'da I l f IS WTO. on o» bolero August 11*1 IH S and III* to* original with tt>* Clerk ot this Court either be Iore service on Petitioner t attorney or Imm* d>atoly there*tier, otherwise a default will be entered against you tor to# relief demanded In to* Petition W ITN ESS my hand end the seal ot this Court on July Nth •HS DAVID N B E R R IE N At Clerk of the Court By Linda M McNett As Deputy Clerk Publish July It. to, Augutt 1, t. IHS OEM He N O TICE FOR H EARIN 0 ON D E C L A R E D P U R LIC NUISANCE IN R E i Lot I I . Block C. 1ST ADDITION TO GROVE TER R A C E , according to Itto plot thereof et recorded In Piet Book T, Pag* 41 of to* Public Records ot Seminole County. Florid* presently shown at being owned by Thelma J Seay heirs and all parties having or claiming to have any right, line or Interest In to* proper ly described ebuvt W H E R E A S . Ihe Board ol C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s ol Seminole County. Florid*, did in th# Ttth day of May, IHS. nnd and declare unsanitary end a public nuisance, that to* owner ol to* proparty according to the property records In to# S e m ln o l* County P ro p erly Appraiser t Ollice on which to* itructur* is located Is Thelma J Seay hairs ol TOT E I Ilrd Sir**!. Chicago lllmoit aoaot, that the public nuisance n a residential il'ucture severely damaged by ■it* located el Sli Oak Street. Allamonl* Springs. F lor Ida end further described as **• forth above, and that corrective *c Item Is required lo abate to# public nuisance, end W H E R E A S , the Board el County Com m itlionetl found that th* lol lowing condition* constituted a public nuisance I I I The building has been severely damaged by fir* end •he element* et nature due to abandonment. (1) Partitions, root ra tte r* end sheathing, colling |*lsl #• ter tor end Inter I or doors rooting materials, root Hashing, window glass, window screen* and window Names er* damaged beyond reasonable repair. ()| Electrical service, electrical penal*, elachtcal r* copied#* electrical light* and switches era damaged to the (■tent that they ar* a haiard 141 Plumbmg tlelur** plumbing drain system , hat end c*ld water distribution tystom and ho* watar heeler er* damaged beyond reasonable repair er n e n a e lt t a n t . I l l T h a r* It garbage and rubbish Intid* and eulpd* et Ps* building and W H ER EA S, th* to!towing cor re c tiv* action necessary Id abate to# public nuisance is to demolish and remove to* build ing garbage and rubbilh Horn toe prep*' I y MOW T H E R E F O R E , netlca Is hereby given to th* said Thelma J Way hair* and all parties having or claiming to have any right Hilt, or interest In to* propart i daecnbad abase to eppaar baler# th* Board ol C o u n ty C o m m ls e lin iM o l WmineJ# County Florida, at |Q 00 a m at it* regular meet ing an Its* 11th day ot Attaint, 1HI. *1 to* Samlnoto County Wr vices Building Ream W HO. I H I East F irst Street. Sentord. Florida, to show cause, it any. why such strivetura should not be doctored a public nuisance and to* corrective action of abatem ent specified In th# N otice at P u b lic Nwltanc* should not be taken, or causa It any why its* cost o4 th# carrec u n a c t io n *1 ab atem en t spec i lied in th* netlca a* Public Nuisance should not be paid tor by Thelma J W ar hatre’ er ossign*. *r causa. It any. why against the property W ITN ESS my hand and teal IMS ieth day o4 Juna. IN ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Ctorh to to* Board *4 County Cemmisaierwr s BY Sandy Wall DaputyCtork Publish June m July 1 )l, if, IHS □EG IS) Legal Notice in v it a t io n FOR TH E SUBMISSION O F PROPOSALS T IT L E SEARCHES STA TE OF FLO RID A O EFA R T M EN T O F TRANSPORTATION T h * S la t* #1 Florida Da part man t et Transportation it requesting sealed proposals tor providing title searches tor proposed right el way parcels on * protect described as fellows PROJECT sta le Protect No TTleO I 4JM142T) Fad Aid protect IR a l m i ) H Wminoto County. Work Pro gram Item No S1add>0 Slate Road No 400(1 <1 Interchange tt Lake Mary Boulevard Th* Department will consider ability to perform, past parlor mane* and th* price quotation contained in propose1! sub milted EQ U A L OPPORTUNITY STA TEM EN T The S t* '* ol Florid* D* pertment ot Tift* VI ot to* Civil Right* Act ol t**4 (U U S C 1 « and I t l l . (4* CFR . Part 11). (4J USC Sub Sac XMM), other applicable tederel regulation* 111 C F R . Part a ll). (1) C F R Part t u t and orders. Executive O rd e r l i a i l . (D O T O rd e r «KM >AI. (DOT Order 4*00 (A ). IFHW A O d e r 4700 I), hereby notitie* all hrme that It will require that etticmativ* effort* be mad* to ensure participation by minorities In any contract tor consultant services entered Into pursuant to this advertisement, minority business enterprises will be afforded Tull opportunity to submit proposals in response to this invitation and will net be discriminated against on the grounds of race color. sea or national origin In consideration tor an awe-d THOSE IN T E R E S T E D Interested abstractors may obtain spec flic aliens and a Proposal package by submitting a wr iMen request to Mr W C Speers. P L S D i s t r i c t R ig h t ol W ay Engineer Department ot Transportation P O Bov st D e l end Florida llfM DUE D ATE Th* closing del* lor receipt ot proposal t* S 00 P m Augutl 1*. IHS Proposals will be opened beginning el IQ » a m August If IH1 Th* Slat* ot Florida Department ol Transport el Ion reserve* the right to f*|*ct any end all proposal* Publish July If. 1H1 D EH III N O TICE FOR HE ARINO ON D EC LA RED PU BLIC NUISANCE IN R E : Wet on 12. Township It South. Rang* II E**l. West 4) reel ol East 71* M toel ol North 11 ol Northoetl to pi Southootl to as recorded In Ihe Public Record* et Wminoto County, Florida presently shown at be Ing owned by Rtto* M Johnson and ell perties having or claim ing I* have any right, till* or Interest in the property do scribed above W H E R E A S , th* B eard of C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s of Semlnol* County. Florida, did on the Itlh day ol May. INS. find and declare a struttur* located In Seminal* County. F lo r id a , ta be unsafe, un tannery end a public nuisance, that th# owner el th# property according to th# property re cords In to# Semlnol# County Property Appraiser's Office on which th* structure Is located Is Retha M Johnson el Rout* 1. Bos It*. Sentord, Florida l i f t I ; that th* public nuisance Is a residenlial structure located on 11)1 l i t ) S ir * * ) . S en to rd F lor Ida end further described as tel forth above end that terror live action Is required to abate to* public nuisance, and W H E R E A S Ih t Board ol County Commissioners found that Ihe following conditions conslllutod * public nuisance I I ) Th* building hat been severely damaged by to* *1* m e n l t ot n a l u r * d u e ta abandonment. (21 Foundation* piers, eatorlor well*, ester lor slept, Hoor Irtmlng end floor mg partition*, root rafter* end Sheatoing. celling |0i*l, eslenor end Inferior door*, root mg me •erieli, root Hashing, window g la ss, window screens and window frames ere damaged beyond reasonable repair, 111 Ele c tric al service, electrical panels electrical receptacles electrical light* end switch** *, * damaged to the talent that they er# a haiard 141 Plumbing f u t u r e s , p lu m b in g d r a in system , hot end cold water distribution system end hot w atar h ta la r are dam aged beyond reasonable repair or nonoaltlanl. I l l Thar* Is no evidence ol a aaptlc tank er dramfiaM. (41 Thar* it garbage and rubbish mt>da and outside ol lha budding. If| This condi Hon constitute* a potential Hr* haiard. and W H ER EA S, to# following car ra ctlv * action necessary la ebato to* public nultanc* le to demalish end remove to* build Ing garbage and rubbilh from lha property NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle* it n*r#by given ta th* laid Rathe M Johnson and *11 p arti** having or claim , g to have any right, till*. *r Intorest In th* preparty daecnbad above, to appear bator* to* Board et C o u n ty C a m m lt e ia n a ra at Seminal# County Florida. #1 IS 00 a m . *1 ltt regular m **l mg on th* 1 ph day Of Augutl. ■H I. at th* Wminoto County Wr vices Building Room W IM. 1101 E t t f First Street, laniard. Florida, to show cause If any. why auch structure should not be declared a public nuisance end the corrective eel ton *4 abatem ent sp an n ed In lha N o lle * at F u b llc N u isan ce should net ta taken, er caue*. It any why th* cast at to* carrec liv e a c t ia n at a b a te m e n t spacittad In to* notice *4 Public Nultanc# should not b* paid tor by Retha M J armsen. her hairs or assigns, or caws*. i< any. why Sard cast should not b* assossad agamal too property W ITNESS my twnd and k*a! ttut lath day al Jim* IMS O AVID N B E R R IE N Ctork to the Beard at County Commitslaner* BY Sandy Well DaputyCtork Pubdsn June U. July I. t l. It. ms Legal Notice Legal Notice Oesci'boO above to appear ba­ ler* th* Board ot Cosmty Cam misttonare of Sam Inala County Florid*, at » 00 a m . at it* regular meeting on too llth day ert August IMS. of too Somtovoto Cosmty Services Building. Room W <». DO) East First Street Sentord Florid*, to show cause, it any. why such structure should no* be declared o public nuisance am* to# corrective *c Hon *1 abatement specified in the N*Hc* ol Public Nuisance should no* be taken, er cause It any why tot cost ot to* correc t iv * a c lle n of a b a te m e n t spec-led in too notice ot Public Nuisance should not be paid tor bs Ada Nelson, her hairs or assigns or ceua*. If any, why said cast should not be assailed *g*mtt to# property WITNESS my hand end tael ton lath day ot June. lt U OAVIDN B E R R IE N Clark N too Board el County Commissioner* Bv SemtvWeil Deputy Clerk Publish June I t July ). II. IF IW JUS l Itw w an FICTITIOUS NAM E STATUTE TO WHOM IT M AY CONCERN Notice Is hereby given that to* undersigned, pursuant to to* " F ictitio u s Nam# Slatu t#'’, Chapter tel t*. F tor Ida Statute* will register with to* Ctork at to* Circuit Court, tn and tor Seminal* County. Florida, upon receipt ot proof ot to# public* Hon ol toll nolle*, th# ttctIHou* Name to wit BUSTIN LOOSE JAM U . LTD under w hkh we are engaged in business at it ll Broadway Street, Altamonte Springe. Florida U t i l That to* corporation interest ed In said business enterprise Is at tot tow* ITA. INC By D A V I0 G O ROOIE Ptesldenl General Pertnet Dated *1 Winter Perk. Orange County, Florida. June M. let) Publish July S. tl. It. I* I H I P E 8 » _____________________________ ’ NOTICE U N D ER FICTITIOUS NAM E LAW NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IVEN that lha undersigned desiring to engage In busmast under toe HcHHeut name ot Taylor Rtntei Center et number I t l l Semoren Blvd . Into* City ot Casselberry Florid*, end Zimmer P lej*. US Hwy If »1 Longwood Florida, Intends to reg u lar Ihe said name with lha Clerk of Ihe C irc u it Co urt of Sem in al* Coimty. Florid* Dated *1 New Britain. CT. toll itth dev ot June let) General Rental Co , Inc By J C Klnkeed President By Brenda J Bern ben Secretory Publish July I. II. If. M leg) 3EH a NOTICE FOR H EA R IN O ON D EC L A R ED F U B LIC NUISANCE IN R E t Ltt tt. MAVMAN S ADDITION NO 1 according to •h# plat tiwraot at recorded In Plat Book s. Pag* T. at to* Public Records ol Semlnol* County. Florida presently shown at being owned by Ada Nelson and all parti** having or claim mg to hav* any right, tltlo or ■nl*r*st In the property d* scribed above W H E R E A S th# Bo ard ot C o u n ty C a m m lt s lo n t r t at Samlnoto Coutty. Florida, did on th* nth day of May tegs find and declare e structure located in Seminal# County. F lo rid a , te be u n eat*, un sanitary and a public nuisance that th# owner ot to# preparty according to th* property re cords In to* Wminoto County Property Appraiser's Ottic* on which th* structure Is located Is Ada Nelson 710 Jackson Streal Altamonte Springe F lo rid * Itrai tool to* public nuisance it a res-denuel structure located on Jackson Streal. Allamonl* Springs Florida end further described at set forth above and that corrective action it required to ebato th* public nuisance, and W H E R E A S . Ihe B eard et County Commissioners found that th* following conditions constituted * pi*Hc nuisance I t ) Th* building has been severely damaged by the *1# m e n l t ot n a t u r e d u e te abandonment. (!) Foundations pier*, tutor tor walls, astortor slept Moor Iteming and Door ing portlltons. root ratters end sheatoing telling |oltt. tatorior and Interior doors roofing m# tonal*, root Hashing window g la ss, window scre en s and window frames ar* damaged beyond reasonable repair. (1) Electrical service electrical panels, electrical receptor tot electrical lights and switch** art damtged 10 too tatonl that they *r* e haiard. ( II Plumbing t i t lu r e s . p lu m b in g d r a in system, hot and cold water distribution system and hot w ater heater a r * dam aged beyond reatenabto repair er nonesltlant I II Thor# It no tvtdtnc* Ot a septic tank or dramtield. (*) Thar* It garbage end rubbish Inside and outside ol the building. (T) This condi Hon contHlutet * potential Hr* haiard and W HEREAS th* following cor ractlv* action n ece ssary lo abet* the public nuisance Is to demolish end remove th# build Ing. garbage end rubbish from th* property NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle* It hereby given to Ihe laid ADA NELSON and *>l partial having or claiming to have any righl. lilt* or mtortsl In th* proparty NOTICE CF FUELIC HEARING 5(»WXI CaasTY Puusnmd Amo Zantnd Cow riter* AUGUST 7.1985, 700 P M Poo- w-izo Szmnol C C ounty S E R V C tS BLDG, Sanpono, Pcamo* O c u u u iw v r r ctal quoad A-1 UtotoORJW 1 lb C-J IVAtoxxaaaZ » m ----- © K R cqr 0 E V C L INC I^AJW NG uta 0C Rpoa* A - 1(AaAtCVuTual I 1b A- lAAtPowtnruu. I wajttw » n - ‘ l » ©utoCS-vWGiUA w 0 ROLANO H ILU W Santo A M Adfbciu.ru AR I RlMM (W lD o M Z * I Tb C*l I8nu«■v » R- PIRuiMiwut. Ca—H Mir c l / (N*nt*<c» ___ ■a* S R A J4 ud A - 11Aaaic ult v M I B C'3 (WHUXAU C<t— m i ) '/ / / / / * r i atai a t a r i Q 0SAFAXL w rLSEA Zi b m % MH A m lAdtocuJiM t m t * jote* Pftaw A - R i R (PMaflaL Tb 0 -P S > m c t u l ' M t I tdiaw d V - toward. SA O B @ f g W r tMTTAWAY V* / AB— A-l tAa— ¥ m '(A i 'AFT u a n t N -FO V O A h C A T E D C Pajtoto A* 11AdagvLtvaN 1 ToM -1( Genaml wauateun.) R 41* ang 8A © S E J M . OLE MATTHASHiP (taxoa, "" ’ ' ' ‘ Iw to rS w u 1 — r u n C M F R jrrg r u g most w m M E M «u a*o. FUDUC saw M NWTbCi y t o PUBLISH: m — A• I t Abeduunw*) « tv» TV* lan d uaasaoe . ccnuM M a ’ <•»<»• A * « continued A *tA B < «4AA0 0M4WX T*ON T— a a o k l t> U L L M TO T M M TZ l IIJO 0 7 a a i JULY 19. 1985 D EG 1ST a to s �1 IA — g » w < w B w r M , t * n to r d . f\. F r id a y , J o ly H i 1*** L e g a l N o t ic e N O TICE FOR H IA R IN O ON O EC LA R ED P U BLIC NUI1ANCC IN B i t Let 11. O R A N G E E S T A T E S according to mo plat maraof a* recorded in Plot Book It . P a g * St. Of the P u blic Record* ol Seminoto Count r. T 'or Ida pr***ntly iliown at ba mg owned br M angle and Lurtono WWl*m! and all parttot haring or claiming la Kara any right, Ima or Intaratt In Ihr progarty d rv rttrd abort W H E R E A S , tha Board ot C o u n ty C o m m it t io n a n of Samlnota County, Florida did on tha l*fh day of May. IMS. find and daciara a tfrucfvra locatad In Samtnola County. F lo rid a , la ba u n tafa. un tamtary and a public nultanca; that tha ormar of tha proporty according to lha proparfy ra rordt in tha Saminol# County Proparty Appraltar'a O tlica on which lha ttruciur# It locatad It Mancia and Lurlana W llllamt ol Pott Otflca Bat tea* Sanford. F lor>da m i l . that tha public n u lt a n c a it a r a t ld a n t la l ttructura tararaly dattroyad by lira locatad on C i'ru t Traa O rlr t . Sanford, Florldo ond lurthar daicribad at tat forth above. and that corractlra ar ho*, it required lo abala tha public nultanca. and W H E R E A S , tha Board ot CotWfy Commtttlonort found that lha following condition! rontlilutod a public nultanca | l | Tha building h a t baan tararaly damaged try flra and lha tlamanft o* natura dua lo obandonmant. ( I I E a la r le r w alll. aatorlor tfapt. partition!, roof rotfart ond thoalhlng, calling }oi*l arfarior and Intarl or doort. rooting malar lolt. root nothing, window glatt. window tcitont and window fromot ora damagad bayond raotonabla rapair. (]| Flacfrical tarvlca, aiactrlcol panalt, alactrlcal ra taptacto* alactrlcal llghlt ond twllchat ora damagad lo tha ailant that thay ara a harard 141 Plumbing liiturat. plumbing drain ly tla m . hoi and cold Malar dltlrlbutlon lytlam and hot watar haator ara domagad bayond raotonabla rapair or nonailitant, |j| Inara It awl dance ol a taplic lank anddram Hal• 141 Thar* It garboga and lubbith mtida and outtlda ot lha liul Idlng. ar,d W H EREA S, lha following cor r a d iy a pc lion n a ca tta ry lo obaia it.# public nultanco It to damallth and ramoro lha build mg garboga and rubbfth from Ilia proparly NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle# It hataby glron lo lha laid Mancia and Lurlana Wllllamt and oil partiat having or claiming lo hava any rlghl. Illlo. or Inlarotl In lha proparty date Hind above lo appaar balnea lha Board ol C o u n ly C o m m lt t lo n a r t ol Stminola Counly Florida, at It 00 a m , at lit ragular maof mg on tha llth day Ot Augutl, IM S at lha Samlnola County Service* Building. Room W DO. HOI E a tl F lrtl Street, Sanford. Florida, lo thow couto, II ony. why tuch tlruclura thou Id not t * Bartered a public nultanca and lha corractlva action ol ab alam an l tp aclllad In lha N ollca ol P u b lic N u lta n c a thould not ba taken, or cauta, ll any why tha coal ot lha coyrac Ily a a e tta n at a b a la m a n l tpaclllad in lha nollca at Public Nultanca thould not ha paid lor b y M a n c ia a n d L u r l a n a Wllllamt. thair halrt or ottlgnt Or cauta It any. why tald cotl thouhf not bo attattad agalntt tha woparty W ITNESS my hand and taal h ill path day ol tuna INS DAVID N B E R R IE N Clark to tha Board ol Counly Commlttlonart BY Sandy Wall Dopu'y Clark Publish Juno N . July S. II, If INS O E G IIS R E O U tS T FOR PROPOSALS Tho Da par I man I ol tlaolth oriel Rahabilltaliva Stfvlcat. D ialrtel 7 it accaplm g co m p a tlllva taaiad bldt lor Dae# lopman I ol Group Homo and Provltlont ol Natldontlal Sarvlcat to tarya T pry taioctad bahavlorally In volyad t llanlt tat allhor Brayarel Ovanga. Ovcaola or Samlnola Counly Uaguott lor Propotalt Inloomalion packalt may ba obtamad from Sutan Wo|lowlci. H um an S a r v lc a t P r o g ra m Analytt, 400 W all Hohlnton S lra a t, Sulla SOI, O rlan d o , E lo r ld a 1 1 ( 0 1 . P h o n o | 1)0114114141 tha Dapartmanl will contract for this tarvUa Irom Nuvambar I, IN ) through Soptambor 10. I»44 Tho doting dala tor propotalt It Alguit I I IN I at 1 00 p m NOTE Nollca at Intanl lo Submit a Propotal It dua In Iho Darfiopmanl Sarvlcat Program Otflca by Augutl 1. IN S a l S OOp m Tha Dapat tmanl ot Haalth and Rahabnilallvo SarvKaa hat lha nghl lor a |ad any and all bldt Pubhth July It, 11. IN I DEM no IN THE C IR C U IT COURT FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY, F LO R ID A PROBATE DIVISION Flla Numbar IS 4)1 CP IN RE i E S T A T E O F N E L L IE A H U N TER Oacaatad N OTICE OF ADM INISTRATION TO ALL PER SO N S HAVING C L A I M S ON D E M A N D S A G A IN S T T H E A B O V E ES T A T E AND A L L O TH ER PERSON S IN T E R E S T E D IN THE ESTA TE YOU A R E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D t h a t lh a ad mmlitrallon of tha aitata of N E L L I E A H U N T E R , da rafted. File Number 45 411 CP. it pending In the Circuit Court lor Samlnola Counly. Florida, Probata Divltlon. the addratt ol w hich It S a m ln o la County Courlhoute. Sanford. Florida. U Jfl Tha p a rto n a l rep re t t n l a l l y t ot tho a t la la It THOMAS H R A T L IF F , whotf addrttl It I O f P I . lay Drive, Nlvardala Georgia W ifi Tho nam e and a d d r a t t o l lha partonal repre tentative't al lor nay are tat forth below All portent having claims or damandt agalntt tha atlala are req uired W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS FMOM THE DATE OF THE FIR ST PU BLICA TIO N OF THIS N O TICE, lo flla with •ha Clark of lha atiove court a written tletemant ol ony claim ar demand may may have Each claim mutt ba in moling and mull Indicate lha batlt tor lha claim, lha nama and addratt ot tho creditor or hit aganl or a tto rn ey , and the am ount claimed It tha claim It nol yet dua, lha dala whan II will become dua than ba lifte d If the claim It contingent or unit quldalad lha nature ol lha uncertainty tha!I ba tlatad II lha claim It secured lha kocurl ly thall ba detcrlb ed Tha claimant thall deliver tuffklent capiat ol lha claim lo I ho clerk lo enable lha clerk lo mall ono copy to each partonal repra tentative All parsons Intarattad In lha atlala lo whom a copy ot thlt Nollca ol Admlnltlralton hat btan m ailed a ra req uired . W IT H IN T H R E E M O N THS FROM THE D A TE OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF THIS NOTICE to Ilia any ob factions they may have that challenge the validity of tho decadent t will, tho quolllka I lent ol lha partonal ropro t t n la llv t , or tho vanuo or jurisdiction of lha court A LL CLA IM S, D EM AN DS. AND O B JEC TIO N S NOT SO F IL E D W ILL lit F O R E V E R BA R RED Data ot tho llrtt publication ot ttui Nance ol Admlnltlralton July 11. Itfl /t/Thom atH Hettllt, At Partonal Nepreaentallvt ollha E elate ot N E L L IE A H U N TER Dotoeted ATTORNEY FOR PER SO N AL R E P R E S E N T A T IV E THOMAS A S P E E R O t lP E E R A S P E C R , P A P O Boa 1144 Senior d, Florida H i l l Telephone n o il I D 0041 Publlth July It. It, l t d OF M Ff NOW HIRING! O u ts ta n d in g O p p o rtu n ity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS A TTEN D AN TS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( b tC c 5 L O C A T IO N S IN /)C E N T E R S > }< S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y •Auto /Tru ck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens Frittf Chicken Subs Donut* • Top Salaries • Free Life & Hospitalization •2 Paid Vacations Each Year • Profit Sharing Plan • Other Benefits • CLASSIFIED ADS Legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S IM IN O LR COUNTY. F LO R ID A PRO BATE DIVISION Ella Mvmbar U 4tt C P IN R E E S T A T E O F NORMA A O E L E N IN ES. Oacaatad N O TICE OF ADM INISTRATION Tho pdmlnlatrotlon of lha a t la la ol N O R M A A O E L E HINES dacaatad. Flla Numbar 11 44t CP. it ppnding In tha C ircu it Court for Samlnola C o u n ly , F lo r ld o . P r o b l l f Olvltfon. h » addratt ot which It Sam molt County CourtttouM. Sanford. Florldo 1W II Tho nomoa and addrattat of tho par tonal rapratantpttva ond tho partonal raprotantollvo't ot tornay ara tat lor In baio* All Intarattad par torn ara raouuad ta flla with m il court, WITHIN T H R EE MONTHS OF THE FIR ST PU BLICA TIO N OF THIS NOTICE I I I all claim t agalntt tha atfata and 111 m y ob|acllon by an In la ra ttfd par ton an whom ttil! notice wot tar rad mat chattonga* tha valid ity at lha will, tho dual ifleal loot el mo po*tonal rapraiontotlvo. yanua, or lurltdlcflon of tho court ALL CLAIMS AND O B JEC TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication ot mil Notko hat begun on July If. IN I Partonal Rapratanlallvo /*/ Erma Dangiaman trot South Park Avanu# Sen lord, Florida U 7 II Alice nay lor Partonal Repretanlelive /*/ G Anefrew Spaar M E a u Commercial Street Suites San lord. Florida m il Tilaphorw 1)01117) 41*1 Publlth July If. M. INS DEH 111 M A K E A P P L IC A T IO N IN P E R S O N A T 2 0 2 N . 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Saturday 17— C e m e t e r y a n d C ry p ts FOR S A L E 4 Chaira burial it tat Oak Lawn Cemetery among m m * _________________ I lot available In SOLD OUT G erd t- ot Devotion taction ot Oak lawn Cemetry SacrlGcd 1)10 Retpond By mall lo Ann Slain Hughet. I l l Fkntmaor. Waukegan. |l 40045 21 — P erso n als ABORTION COUNSELING Fraa pregnancy tealt. Individ uai countollng Call tor op polnlmenl Ml >401 Widow, ST, d e tlre t lo meet Chrltt an gentleman. 1000 for church actlvltle*. dining out. and quiet timet p O Bo. M IL Altamonte Spring!, FI n m »n ____________ 23—Lost A Found Lo ti m o lt g r a y poodle M e llo n v llte A re a Tuat >114/11 Reward 111 Sift Medium Paakapae Female, tllver gray w/tan. clipped Lott July 11. Sanlord Ave R tw erdl Fam ily pel eatl REWARD Lo ti tm a ll w hlft poodlt. 4 poundt II yaart old. call m «J4i_____________________ 27—Nursery A Child Care Babysitting in my home Ra tpomlble mother Hof mooli H I Fite, anytime_______________ Bebyaming In Mr Name Loving mother tovat children I Lunch a mock oft wwy 4M >w (iaa Erparianrad mother Baby til ting In my home dayt ar nlghtt 14 day Ho* moalt Coll 17) 4411 __ ____________ Grandmothar wantt baby titling fob with infant or toddler lor working mother In Hidden Lake Ml 0**b _______________ 33— Real Estate Courses * * * * • Thinking al petlinf a a • Raal (H a te L k a n ta f a Wa otter Fraa Tattlen and continuant Trtlnlngl Call Ofcb ar V k k lla r datallt: t i l IMF .11) >M4 . Ia a . 774 let# Kayo* *4 F lorlda , lac. 14 Y o a n Ii p a r lancal 47— Food Preparation Beautifully dacoratad cakat in my home I E> par tonead. rat erencee Call *Jb 0*la 55—Business Opportunities 25— Sp ecial Notices * ftE W A ftb T sioo For Information leading lo the e rro it ol parsons tleellng pianlt from I ho Radiation Contor Call »1 »40 atk for _am___________ Legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT OF IM F C IO H T EFN TH JU D IC IA L CIR CU IT. S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RID A C IV IL ACTION NO i M 1414 C A f f P r iR S T F I D E L I T Y SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a run to* car par niton. D O N A LD N MOPK IN I and CLAIH F MOPK INS, hit wlto. Oafandantt N O TICE OF SALE NOTICE ll hereby given lhal purtuenf lo lha Final Judgment ol Forecloaure and Sale entered in the cauta pending In lha Circuit Courl ol lha EIG H T EEN T H Judicial Circuit, in and for S E M IN O L E County. Florida. Civil Action Numbar t< J lla C A DaP lha undanlgnad Clark w ill tall lha properly tilualed In told Counly, da tcribed at t a il P alm H arbor mobile home, S e ria l 41(1448, Title i>0>****> al public tale to lha I igtre!l and bat! bidder lor rath al 11 00 o clock A M , on lha 4th day ol Augutl 10(1 al lha Watt tro"l door ol lha SEM IN O LE County L o u r t h o u lO . S A N F O R D F lor Ida ICOUHT S E A L I DAVID N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF THE CIRCUIT COURT By Diana K Brummett Deputy Clark Publlth July If. » . lt d DEH IIS “ lNtM*{IAtuiT«UAr OF THE 1ITH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR S EM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO R IO A CASE NO d 11KCA l> P I H AN KLIN SA N D ERSand W ALTER J SAN DERS Plelntitlt rt DAVID F M< MAHAN Defendant NOTICE OF ACTION TO DAVID 1 Mc MA m AN «OU A R E NOTlF IEO lhal an action lo cancel a Final Judg ment in layor ol DAVID F McM a h a n against FRANKLIN S A N D ER S and W A LTER J SAN DERS on Augutl 11 IN I In Cato Number t llS S J S P O ] In lha Summary Clelm t Divltlon ol lha Counly Courl. Samlnola Counly Florida hat baan Iliad agamtl you and you ara ra Ou'red hi larva a copy ol your wrillon delenvei it any, to II on R ICH A R D L ROBISON E t q u ire. P i a ln llf lt attorney. w*wte addratt It P O Bo. (tt Caitalbarry Florida Ijrof oner by lor a Augutl 4. IN I and Ilia lha original with the Clark ot Ihlt Court allhar before tarvlca on Plam tlflt attorney or Imma dieiely lharaaltar. otherwita a dalaull will ba anlarad agalntl you lor lha relief demanded in the Complaint OAT E D on July 1 INS IS f A l l DAVID N B E R R IE N Clark of tho Circuit Court IIv Cheryl R Franklin Deputy Clark t'ublith J u ly !. II. If. 14, INS DEH 14 ------- F i e i l t l O U l NAME Notko It hortby given that I am angogad lit butmeti at leaf S P o rk . Sanford, Seminole County, F*urida n71l under the lic t lf t u u t n a m e Ol FO O D GIANT, and that I intend ta reg'tlor 4*>d name with tho Clark at tho C ircu it Court, Samlnola County. Florida In actnrdarka with lha proviuone of the Fkfltloua Noma Sletuiet l a w ll SaclKtn *4104 Florida Sie'utet ia»7 <4J Joseph Goitl Pubhth July I. 11. If. M IN I OEM 11 i ENYIR0CIAF7 HATER WED HARVESTER 1*0.000/ Y r Potential Income Urn Had Araat Available I Envlrontrat Preduett, Inc,. PO Drearer ! . , , , Mfnrteela. F L . 11711, ar Call J l l *1* 11S1 H e trj Cash Flew Business! Minimal invailmant Brand and Hot * CaM MS AM f m 7 1 -H e lp Wanted A O R E A T JOBI O RE AT P A Y I 1/ HO par- Hour 12 IS hr par waafc Ho invaflmanl No col lac ting. No delivering Houta of Lloyd Show Toy* glft» m m oA M i _______ Em ploym ent 3235176 t i l l F im ih Ava AAA T ( M F EM PLO YM EN T Wilt lake core af your full employment naadt Taking application! now Place your ordert with ut today No loo lo you Sally ............................ I l l 00W M A R Y ........................ 404 110 O il* Acrylic Applicator! neoded to opply protective coating on cart, boalt and planat SI to 111 per hour Wa train For work In Sanford area tall Tempo >11I X 7til Atier*-Actress**-MidiIf- A11 latonl tor movlat.TV 4 print work Sorlout only apply Para mount Catting, 447 011. __________________ Sanford Atrpgrl (ROUNDSMAN M atu re ratp on tlblo porton nondad for Motel Proporty Commorkaf arp preferred Apply Mon F r L K AM NOON OELTONA INN at the 1/4 * Oattona € r lf _________________ H O U SEKEEPERS E apart mead only Apply at Lekavlaw Hurting Cantor, f l f E Jnd SI., Sanford__________________________ H O U SEKEEPER Part or full lime Adult eparf ment complev E rpec lance preferred but not required Apply HOW ELL P LA C E 100 Airporl flivd Sanford flafwaan 1 tPM Mon Frl. Or toll ...................... j n n o t Landtcapa/lrrlgafton Parian Eap prtfarrad Mature, re tpomlble, good driving ro cord Solery negofinbie 111 1511_______________________________ LEASING ACER! TEMF PERM______ 774-134* SU R VEY C R E W : Ekpariarcad party chvaft A intlr umant man warned Permanent patifwnt wtfti goad pay A etcaltonf banefif* In Orlando area Sand raaarwa to P E C. Inc., Me E . RabMaon S4 , Suita ISM. Or .F L 1 S M I SU R V EY F I E L D PERSON W AN TED Tap pay. eacallonl benefit! Crew chief* A Inttrumanf man Progrettlv* firm Sand re tu rn * fo P r a la t t la n a l Engineering Cewtetlanty. 1M E . Rablaaan Avan##. S*ff* ISM. Ortqod*. Fig WMI Tlrad af Jab Hunting r C a ll F u f u r a t thay have hundreds of Job opening* tor those who want to work 41*4)00 NURSE AIDES AND LIVE IN Private duty, tlaff duty, and home care petition* available Etcallanlpay M EDICAL P E R S O N N E L POOL km m o a n E O f .M /F/H/V__________________ POOL ATTEN DA N T Minimum Age 14 yaari App 10 11 hrt par weak (1 J l par hr . Tha Club at lha Creating* In Loko Mary m 11*1__________ REAL ESTATE SALES fEOFLE High Earning* Potential! AAodarn otflca In aacoilanf location Complat* training program 'Now tfivlMm of oM ••.taialiiil'MMl. firm. C all m*m lo* datallt on plaatanl ntorking <ondIt ion • and fa tacirro your M ora Jim IIafforty..................S74MS4 Newly docoratod 1 Bdrm Com ptoto privacy US weak with 1 1 X1 security daposll Include* will Call 77) 77*!0» 12)* * n Itadto 1 adult, no pat*, air. quiet residential till me * daposil H I *<* Young man. IB. tlrad al dull usual otflca rouim# !#*ki work | am honest, reliable and v a rta tll* Con l*k# • chaltong# | am good with public end can b* good com pony reproaontahr* looting to loam ond grow with your company Willing 1* Iftrt ** 1* 00 per hr Contact Kevin m an 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent BAMBOO COVE A P T l m E. Airporl (had. 1 Bdrm . 1 (elk 1)0* ma 7 Bdrm . 1 (a lb U D m o PMON E _______ ________ ... 12) *4*1 91—Apartments/ House to Share O C0UNTIT SETTING • 93— Rooms tor Rent MASTERS COVE.— 3217900 O E L IV E R Y H E L F E R S - no *« paclonco nacattary Full ttm* Goad darting pay 47* a n ) TV. kltchon. lourvSry maid. LM * l i v y Orl « ) lea* 41) MI0 RIDGEWOODAIMS APTS. F A C T O R Y A S S I M 1 L Y and PRODUCTION WORK M «t thiH* open Good poy tcalot *74 4)00 If you qualify, you will rocleve l l . M0 par month tor 1 month* while In tchool S14K per year after graduation Salat and m an ag em en t e a p e r le n c e helpful Apply at HOLIDAY INN SANFORD H YW ttand 14 Tuetday July n __________I I SPM AVON EA R N IN G ! WOWI It O PEN T E R R IT O R IE S N O W IIf ________B I - I H l K l I H I I t Molding Machine Opera'or V d thlfl. I) I Port of Sanford. m a im ___________________________ N U R S E ’S A ID ESi All iMIt*. Eaperlenced or cortltred pre tarred Apply In perton at Lakovlew Hurting Cantor, f i t E 7nd 11 . Sanlord 73— Employment Wanted CEMENT WORKERS A H E L F E R S - E v ctlltn f pay Start right away *7( 4K» Local man to care tor largo proporty Mutt hove good irenportollon end reference* M ini bo available 1 dayt par weak Will tupply all equip mm t Call H I 0111_____________ MANAGER TRAINEE Lsvaly 1 Bdrm. with screened porch Comptoto prfypcy. HOC w**k plus 1250 aocurlfy dope* it Call 12) H*» or i n * * » X n i i i M i Ne*.0p«R W M k M d i E i p preferred C all for ap polnlmenl 111*410 or 11) *4*1, between f l E .p a r la n c e p r e f e r r e d 40 hr/woob Call tor B ill t n ttoo LA N D S C A P ea*- Ho avpWNhc* nacattary Full hm* p o f™ " *3 flo o r hour M H O Raammato wanted 1* lhar* 1 bdrm apt Coll Dabbl* HI 7*00 1 mature adult! to share a 1 bdrm homo with t famal* 17*0 par mo T I7 J ufllllla* Co ll: Ml n i l O i N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E ES Great starting fob Several opening* Good pay t i l 4100 MAINTENANCE HEIFER 9 7 —Apartments Furnished / Rent 71-H elp Wanted IM M E D I A T E O P E N I N G S Gantrtl Contfruclion labor Good pay 47*4100 TRUCK O R iV E R S Long haul Immediate! Goad driving ro cord Over IS *14 4100 LO CA L O R I V E R S Straight truck! Good pay Start right away 47t 4)00 R E C E P T IO N IS T , O F F IC E H E L P E R S , C L E R K S . CRT O P E R A T O R S - I m mad I a la opening! Good pay tealet Call I7E 4100 NOWI W IL D E R S Certified E u alian t pay ttala* Call today 47E 4)00 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 t e opening!, good itartlng pay Call today a ll 4100 O RYW ALL- With o# without a ip a r lo n c o Im m e d ia t e opening! Good pay Call to day 41* OjjP ________________ HAirKfSSLS/KITCHLN HLLP Apply al C A F E SO R R EN TO . I l f N Country Club Road, Loha Mary No phone tall*, pleat* Warehouse Hock paopi* naadad Monday thur Frid ay Banallto. Apply In porton Parts City D ltlrlb u tlo n C o n lo r, fOlB Cornwall Rd . Sanlord W arranty/Punchoul Man nol afraid of fiord work Must havt own vehicle For In tor view*, call Rick It# 144! WELDCI U r g e 1 * 1 Bdrm Aportmewt* Adult LabavtowFaialty Peetotde S E C U R IT Y DEPOSIT...... ..(1 0 * WITH THIS ADI 7500 Ridgewood Are Sanlord. Fla Kitchtn CA LL m « 4 H A Laundry prlvllogat m 1*17 Monday thru Friday Rooim% for root fumiifwd, or * to S: 10 u«tfurniiK»d Coll 222 26S3 . Safurdayfrom TtlS Gaia P \ f 10 fo 4 SAN FORD Furmthad room! by lha weak Haaionabi* ratos Mom service Call 11)4107 ) 7 PM 4tS PaimaHo Ava Sanlord Large 1 bdrm , ra Sontord Compiatoty Fumiihad ccnlly remodeled Air, carpal Room with TV. and kikhan/ HOC mo fl)B . upttotn. S. living room orlvllagat plut Park Ava 1 104 44*250* big yard with grill M1I Elm Spacious Apartments Minutes SI IM omaaftor)) from Hwy 74)4 Lokabonf. T H E F LO R IO A HOTEL pool, termIt. adult!, no pot*, MO Oak Avanu* 1114X14 laundry Starling al 1)0) a mo Reasonable Waakiy Ratos C o ll) ) ) 0142 to mo Tlrad Of Aparfmaat Liv in g ! E ip o rla n c * lit* privacy ot 97—Apartments your own homo In ono of our Furnished / Rent lueury duptoras Lg 1 bdrm * 1 bath, vaulted calling, appl . hook up*, private screened A V A IL A B L E NOW polio, your own yard/maint F urn i shad Studio Apari mauls fra* Starting af 1)40 Coll tor On* Badroom Apis datallt. lP M > P M .n t T ill. T wo Badroom Apts Noomtot H int rUXillE LIASES SEN IO R C IT IZ E N ) D IKO UN T RANCH S T Y L E LIVIN G III SANFORD COURT APTS. 373 3301 S H E N A N D 0A » T » r V IL L A G E M A P TS . Ctoon 1 Bdrm with polio an dead and street ll(! par month No pal* Coll 17) alia Efficiency apartment No pats, no small children U l) par month. »X)0 security deposit Call m i*** Farm Apis tor Writer Clllian) H I Palmetto Ava J Cowan No Phan* Calls L ik e M*»ry l bdrm t^rnliiNtd ip f Single m tn. no p#H R*#dy now Coll 222 JtX F R O M *3 15 3 R e n t a l O ffic e 3 1 h -3 3 2 3 -^ 9 2 0 ‘S 4220 S. ORLANDODGTVi M SANFORD E X C IT IN G N EW T H IN G S A R E H A P P E N IN G A T TH E % J T « j A v h A ^ I i I i i i m i F a r C a b in e t Manufacturer E ip In pro duction helpful Mutt b* •vparlMicvd In MIG wtlOIng alum inum Applv GATOR C U L V E R T C O . San ford Airport Industrial Park, 7M0 Mallonvllta Ay#____________ Wood Worktr E iporlancad taw o p t r a lo r a n d a t ia m b l y worker Mutl b* able to UN heavy product H oipiiaiua lion, bonuM l vacation, and holiday! Apply: FO R M ITEX IN CO RP Pori ol Sanlord Lake Monroe F tom f 11 AM or I 1 PM Werk Whan Want Apply Gantry Menu to' luring Ca , Building 1, la n ia r d A lr p a r l, la n ia r d , I l, Man Frl. AAA T E M P 2714 R ID G EW O O D A V E ., SAN FO RD T ilin g A ppllciItem New N O FEEI CAII S A L LY 111 M il 3 2 3 -7 9 0 0 SECRETANTRECEFTI0NI5T Loicraan Company ____ 171 t o ll_______________ I t r e l c t M tn F a r C a b ln o l M e n v ltc lv rtr In k lo llallo n t ip prttorcod A P A R T M EN T S | $ 1 0 0 S E C U R E T Y D E P O S IT 1 A 2 BEDROOM APTS. AVAILABLE ADULTS AND FAMILIES WELCOME ACTORS EXTRAS Needed tor 1 Ma|or Motion Picture* and I TV map. all •ypat Call 111 1101 tnternallenal Talent Orewp A L L T Y P E S JOES START WORK NOWI rft LABOR / A - V tayiaoM ' r r I NO ^ fO H C W M aim FE >I ft»port rod4tf for wrafk i l i AM 407 W Ilf St Sanford 3211590 ASSEM BLER S Front office phonair filing, typing holpful P*rm*n«rtt portion* N«v«r • Fool TEMP PERM.......... 774-1341 ATTENTION TELEMARKETERS Tha Evening Herald hat potl Ilona available lor phone aeflc Itort lo work Monday through Friday batwan * PM and t PM Ideal tor lha Individual with a friendly voice and toma taiat experience Thlt potman p ro v id e ! w tg t plut com mitnon Intorttlod tpg lko nlt thould contact the Evening Herald al DM) m M il and atk tor lha circulation do par tmanl_________________________ Avon Beevty Cempany Full or port lima Call Immedl ataly H I IF I* IT W H it B A R T E N D E R W AN TED Pro larrably lamata lit the Winter Srplngt area tor boor & wine pub For more Information. coll 1)7 m» Talk toWaitor Cargontort n t atodi Apply at |ob Hte, Dougiat Rd t/4 mile voulh of 414 Lang term work Call Pan 1104171* li t ! _________ CASHIER NEEDED Full or port time Etporlonced only Apply SAM I PM. Waroco S a r v l c * . I1 ( N F r e n c h Avenue. Sanlord ___________ Clerk Apparel 1111 Stole Ureal H I IIS4 E apar lanced Sawing Machine Operator!_______________________ Com mar teal Plumber*. Pipe 11 l i a r t / Wa id a r t D uel Fabricator». Inttotier*. Long term employment, tap pay, many araat E tpor lent od only apply Call t l i lia o la ta f COOKS NEEDED Good bone lilt * child care a t i tionce Call 11144(0. atk tor Kathy EARN EXTRA CASH USA Today it leaking carrier* In lha Sanlord area Pteote cell *110011 between (AM SPM .M F Additions & Remodeling NEM00CLINC SPECIALIST W* Handle I h* Whole Ball Of Wav B E. LINK CONST. 122 7 0 2 9 ^^nancto^vaiiabi*^ Air Conditioning A Heating W ill plumping * ttoaltng 1007 South Sanlord Avanu* Sanford FlorldoU77I Appliance Repair Allans Appin lie* Stm ci 14 hr larvN* No E if r a Char gal B T f lik jJ G t N L J N IM Bookkeeping Noad boo* keeping lor your small butinaM? Call: ttS TMl................ - .......Jim Carpentry All types ol car pantry A r* modeling 17 y rt * ip Call Richard Grot* Ml M il. Cleaning Service Hood Carpal Cleaning Living. Dtntng Ream A Hqli 11* M. k a li * Chair, U * . W blfM JUST o m its Proto*4l*n*l cleaning Call ..................... JP 4M 1 IcaatoTi Hama C leaning Basic Cleaning, laundry, win dew«. cabmat*. Ilia, #lc Goad Work. Law Rato* m e a l * Electrical Anyltoag Ilaclrical Vmcy ItTtl Eillm ato* .. M H i. I w k * Call* T t a T lla c liK SarvKa l l ) l l j * Electrical CO N TEM PO RA RY E L E C T R IC Ccmptoto E lac tr leal Sarvlcat TV AtalapJiena* HI HU DA S Etodrlc * 1 1 ) aovj Nan L ramodallng. addiiloni Ian*, tacurlfy light* timer* plut all aloe M rvicot Quality, Service Lie on t a d * Bwufad Fence IN STALL... S I L L ... 4 R EP A IR Cypraa* . Chain U n b .....Waad Fane* U S 1711 Home Improvement Callwr * Buf Idlng A Remodeling N* Jab To* Small 111 Burton Lana, toatord ____ 111 *47) THOMAS A THOMAS town* rapair. c le t mag. lawn car* Call HITSB* Home Repairs CA RPEN TER R e p a ir* and remodeling No |ob too small Call B 1 4 H 1 ____________________ Nama Rapair A Renudil All type* repair Old ar now ramodallng All type* III* work, carpentry 4 painting All work lutty guaranteed Trt Caua ly Tito m Salt Mj'Oiananc* of #11 lypat Carpentry, pointing, plumbing and Hacfr k . B H G t ___ W ILLIS HOME R E P A IR ■amadallng . . Addition*....... A All Typo* R a p a ir*:..____Ipturad. No |Ob too tmaM............. 311 77** Interior Decorating ACCESSO R Y D E IIO N E R Cuttomliod iramad lino art A quality color co ord inated a c c a ita r la o af atfard ab la price* Commercial 4 randan t*al Call M r* Gro-ar U l 7771 Landclearing G E N E V A LA N D CLIA RIN O Lot/Londctooring Fill dirt Toptoll Pond* Drain ditch** Hto P r apar af ion Coll 14* tno TH ORN E LA N D CLIA RIN O F IL L O IR T P CLAY O s h a l e 4 h a u l in g m uu Landscaping Painting Havt* Painting A Wall Mepair Yaubuy motor la 11 W* tupply tabar T* SAVE t t l _____ mini Sewing Machines/ Vacuum Cleaners AW barli gd Lawn Service ACC LAWN SER V ICE M alnl*nine* Sodding PrvnMg Cleaning Thatching FartlMimg Frog E i Nm aln .............. MS-1711 Law n Mamtonant* Landscaping Buih Hog Mowing _ lea w a r_______ Lawn Mowing A Trimming Raotonabla A Ratoramai __________ W-SdW_________ I m r M « r i r | . ......... Lo r t nets _______________c u t s * _____________ LAWNS MOWED t TRIMMED Sprlmg Yard CHee ope. J G l f t l Quality Lion O n At AI tordobla Price* HI **71 Masonry IA N YTH IN O IN CONCRETE! Potto Driveway lldawalb Etc. Fro* Eillm ato* Gladly Grvaal • EA U MONDE Coml C*. •W* A r* Tha 4 o * r ........ n i UKi ELECTROLUX Sato* and SarvK* Vacaam i and Shampaaart CALL J B G R EEN E ___ MS m 1414____________ Sawing Machine Repair* all make* 10 yr* *ip *rl*n c* In hornet Retired 111 471) Sprinklers/Irrigation ABOUT TIME IRRIGATION Now Installation* Fro* I n E i pari Rapair*olComptoto Sprinkler Syitom* . Tim or* Pump* en aai its* Tile A m TILC Ceramic HI*, salat and inalaiiaiian. beiht Itoori J»7 E » lh *1 Sanlord ID 110 M l 1)04 John Parker Scan mean TUa Caramlc, Vlrryl Aabottoa. ale Inslaidd 4 r* paired E r p . r # l, lie Fraa estimate* m * l i l Nursing Care Tree Service O UR R A T E S A R E LOWE* Looaaiaw Nurwng Cantor • H I Second S t . Saalard au *— »— t t7 5 C And Hauling........... ...Call Artor *P M . ____ 1)) *o«| 411*747 Painting FtertdaMetdAMAdew Spa*iaU*ll U p t t ip F ra * I d b nM Inaurad W O T R IBB T ................. It) MU ECHOLS TREE S E R V IC E Fro* C slime N il Low P rk o tl LJc . to* Slump Grinding Tea I m n if d a y a r m t * “ Lai lha PraNtsm nahdair’. JOHN A L I I NS LAWN 4 TR S C Oaod boa removal L k 4 in* Fraaatl U l uao �K IT 'H * C A R I V L 1 ! by L a rry W rlB h t H I —Homes For Sale W—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 1 bdrm A '*o furnished efficiency frem |M » n t U K O***’*'1 No pat* C«ll HJ 4K? 81 PM 4t) Palmetto___________ 1 Bedroom 1 Sat* pat, ' * # mo 1300 t x u r lt , i bdrm t bath U K mo 1K0 *P No p o ll P t l t r m n United So lot A llo t . Im I E A L T O R t. Cow Won: H I M ) ] M rm . I b u ll. O bion Apt. U K per month U K terurity mpoiit c i i i i x u i k ___________ lie ) S P E C IA L I l I bdrm from UIO L it * A<n n « .ib » » i» « n m > u c 101—Houses Furnished / Rent Low ly I bdrm cottage with porch Compiofo privacy MO p*r M i l ♦ iK O n t u r lt f Coll m i w o m i m ______________ 103—Houses Unfurnished / Renl OoBory ling I* family Sturt* ] Bdrm ] both i c r n n i d porch, wooded lot on quiet (tree* 171 If H o r n * )UQ • • • IN 0 ELTO N A • * * • * HOM ES FOB REN T . * __ i n u>< » »_________ LOCH ARB O R 1 bdrm J bath lim ily room. f i n p l K i Treed privacy f in c id beck fird Immediate occupancy UM pir month plul wcurity C ill )» *« )____________________ NEW HOMES FOR RENT Energy EH ioent I bdrm . 1 b its P i t n H om n nestled In 0»m country lotting, n n r (hooping A ichoalt Oat* t* L ik iA A iry I/ 4 E H I Ctwck that* feature* o F ro tl Froo Rilrigtrttor 0 U i< r o « i» o O ir ig i 0 Attic Stsrogi * W*(b#r /Dr v*r Connection* OOn/Signt hAomgimint Childron A Pott Wolcomo Wnior Cltllom Olicount Coll Now lor Mar* Intormilion 321-3827 U S F O l t D - f bdrm fp K td yard LUO mo I both E N T E R P R IS E ] bdrm J bithi 31 Johns ace*** SSKmo ' LANOSTOCK BR O KER S H $ » « ) ......... .................. 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III. lott, A drpotil TU 1104 alter I PM U c Baal E d it* M k t r tftOe Unleitf Art 321 -0759 Eve. 332 7643 § v Ow n e r 1 bdrm j both i*oo» F reploe* 1 1 acre on c a n a l *o Lake M orkhom * « * * > * M*0 monthly with M 000 down Coll Bill Rotfe t ] t M*0 day!) or 111 TAM i N .le ll___________ By Owner 1 bdrm |ty bom tn ground pool, poddie lent ' T i l l Mt>o privacy fence SM OOP Con Carl )n i i m BY OW NER Ml WO J Bdrm g Both targe kitchen hoot a<r. tireploco. utility room. 1 cor borage quiet corner big oat t Catt i n noo o h u qitt_____ CA ST COAST CLEAN IN G CO V im carpentry repair* Navy train ed New conttruclion cleanup Rental unit cleaning A pointing Co'l Howard i l l 1171 __________ _____ Fa r Sale/Rent Optian Ibdrm 1 bath U*0 mo . 1S11 PrMctotn * -♦ Sanlord i l l TOO HALL H U M » c# HAITM n v is it 1 1 ftnwet N ACH EA S Pftvste Hfiwded ( H u ffy safmg lor rounds you! Wtl! septic end electric on w it P t i c e d i li i l f i n O M L A R G E CORNER LOT comtt Mitti thit 3 Bdrm home in Rfe#f location New roof, very cti*n. low) down pa/mant. low manlhly pay mewl 117.100 ENA VA SPECIA L* J Bdrm . I * * bath. cenlrtl n r . Qirag* f e n c e d yar d, h i t c h e n equipped t.uilf .n bar M4t CKM 323-5774 3*04 HWV »/ V) Lake Mf Wildwood Df } bdrm j b*th dtol Q4rag<r porch central atr Super Clean1 Attumabif Ml 000 « FA L*0» M A R VIN * l A I L Ills or ?f l H ID DEN LA K E I bdrm J bath mOOQ t) 000 do* n taller payt po.ntt and doting toe qi'(>#lifT«d buyer Ml 3?ft0 0* 17) >171 JUST RIGHT FOR YOU ) Bcfrm 1* i bath betcN home it ready and priced rtght af $44 f00 Recently redecorated la rg e lot Call to tee CALL BART R E A L ESTATE REA LTO R lilt * * * tit cloon. quwt neighborhood C m l hoot A oir. fully og^pped f iile h o n W * ih o r / d r yer hook up. ilorog* thed R i l l cloon UIO mo . Aug I. 221 7fU ______________ IDS Myrtle Are Nice clean ) J id rm . I B o th In q u iit mighborhood Kitchen ippn I m mrt____________________ H10 E Ihot St > Bdrm . I both flying room. E e l In kltchon. corport two month. U00 to CUrltydOpotll K t lit* r s s ^ r lMMlt0 tOf renl $400 per month plus MOO tfwpoiif Call >n n » 105—DuplexTriplex / Renl LOkr AAory I bdrm . corpot, (oppllonco*. coni oir/hee) Walk to Loko M e t, E lorn i l l ) mo » HOP lo t 111 10*1 Skntord Doluio 2 bdrm duple > SITS mo A ll opplloncol. carport C A L L JOS M0f Fro* rent to end of monfbl___________ ] bdrm Lu iu ry Homo MAny • it r e t Summer ipuclol SHI Coil Howl 1)1 111! - 1 0 7 -M o b ile H om es / Rent to t— M obile Home Lo ts / Rent ? Bdrm . I both In Elder Spring* T ra ile r Pork Mf w**k, * SIM drpotil Nopotll 113— Storage Rentals mo a Mini Wsuhousts Up..................... m o*io 117— C o m m ercial R en tals Retail A Office Space M0 up to 1000 tq tt a im itorog* o*oil oMo m * * o i ___________________ Betail office ipoce 100 tq tt up t( 1000 A lio iterogo oveiiobt* Coll U1 00*0 between IA M II Noon 1*0*1 X I SOOO (Ittr 1 PM 131— Condom inium R en tals * « 1 bdrm Condo tiroploc* * other dry or otcortlM locll iiy with lonnit A twlmmlng N opetl SSISmo C M f l U T B S IN G L E STO R Y L IV IN G Lbbm Terms la Fit Tool Needs! fuinnN ed er Untarnished Corporfo________..p riva te Folio* Luth Londtceorng not* Childron W A TER B E O S A C CEP TED ) Call iMMOMOiOl* 321-1911 1 2 7 -O ffice Rentals O ffices to Reef Rtatonabl* and coneowonl i N Maple. Sanford 111*5*0 H I — Hom es Fo r Sale er Sale er Rant * O y i * > 1 drm I bath B 1 bdrm l ‘ » • m Laniard I «n* fM *<tt Wl TOU RHD to ir o n IR RIM £5f»U STENSTROM REALTY*REALTOR Sanford's Sales Leader WE LIST ANO S E L L MORE HOMES THAN ANTONE IN NORTH SEMINOLE COUNTY 231-Cars 1**4 FALCON Run* good Look* bad S*«S Good transport*'Q» 111*11* 1*** PORCH! *tt E acellant condition Must sue to appreciate 10'B S Elm Ay* Sanford Attars M M l 1411 1*11 M ercury Blue 4 door Brand new t.ret S1K 171 DM* 1*12 TOYOTA Work car Runs 1SOO or twit Qlier Cal) 1)1 » » ______ ____ '* ') DOOOE CORONET Good running condit-on Air good t,re*. uoo Mutt Sal* Call ID **1 » eremngs and weekends ’ •rt C H R Y ftLlR Itfc a rtr KISH R EA L ESTATE 1)1 West Mth Street )%MFf^MtV|tMtltt|il%»Nrt|Stl» KISH REAL ESTATE I I K M O N T H ft Y O U N O Speooe* 4 bedroom ) bath E at m kitchen Screened paito 1 car garage Clett to shopping Motivated toiler •ft wee UNIQUE t bedroom. )*> bath home on 1 acre* Cedar trim # with wood dec:It, detached gar age. workroom Cathedral IP illltft. fireplace I Iff ft* CONDO Completely renovated interior ) bedroom. I ' i bath 3 tfory f HA financing avail able t* i too ORE N SUNDAYS l to » PM ( 3 0 S ) 321 0041 IH W JJth Street Sanford. FIITM I REA LTO R Labe Mary The Crossings irtfig #11 offer ft ) bdrm , 1 bath, ftplii p la n G reat fa m ily neighbor hood1 Puol A fenoift nearby I l f f00 Near airport ) bdrm I bath Lai hw or rent tor ia3S per month F irm Owner get l o t Osteen 4 bdrm . J bath on ft acres with horse barh and pasture | f i 900 CO U N TRY W ID E R EA LT Y Reg R I Broke* I l f ID S 4/0 H ay III. OPtea Fla OW NER 4 bdrm heat air ter porch eat urn kitchen ftftO TOO 311 IJIJ SANFORD RFAITV REA LTO R ............... M U M SAN FORD S.i-cw* U ' « down SAM P»r month Nd quAlilyng na dating emit Immadiqlu K cup an ty 1 Bd-m 1 bath * 1 f* r( nqw L «rg« l«n<td yard g r*4 l neighborhood C * ll m W iP titH * ! LA N FO RD O U P L IK 1S11 J i l l Highlawn A .* Own** tin»n< >ng naqu«l>lying no point* 2 Bd*m I both **ch »p»f1 mwnl o»*f I 000 tq ft * yr» a id K it * h * n (f>pli«ncot control hool and olr corp*t droput Rtntol intomo U 00 monthly Appomtmonl only Own** m MAI _______________ Sonlwd Cyp rm iA v* immocu 1**0 1 bdrm . f both Corrwv thodod lot gorog* »*>**n*d porch Wolloct C rtti R*olty Inc . Rooitor n iB S f f iiiit u n ST e m p e r Lorgu t bdrm tilcho n O R L iotq* p m *' W ILL -*OLt> tv.i,vwooo H*m* Eo l in CO' g * '* g r >0l O W N ER M ORTGAGE PyKtd R*duc*dl 1 bdrm I bom Lor go lot Now SM 000 i Bdrm Bom* p I u t 1 B d rm m tbilo horn# both I urn. thud Good*'** I K 000 O T H E R HOMES LOTS. A C R E A O I INVESTM ENT PRO FERTT C A LL ANYTIME REALTO R ll l * « * l ___LIS T WITH U Sl________ 1 bdrm 1 both 1m.nr j.* l* g< cuponcy FHA Non RuotityUig mottgogo Law dawn Ouna* -i»iJt Jnd mortgogo TV* (00 M l 10*1 Frid ay. Ju ly I f , I N I - I J A llt.tN V t »hM i ATTENTiONt ) bdrm . 1 bath ham* with eat in kitchen, paddle tank, alarm tyitem . ftftIJtl POOL HOME ) bdrm . I bath with firepiact paddle tans, eat m kitchen ftS«.ftW with only U IftCdewn P E A C E F U L COUNTRY 1 acre eat tn kitchen, paddle fam. central haat'air. almond ap ptiancai: M4 'tgg W ILL BUILD TO ftUIT* YOUR LOT OR OUR St E X C L U S IV E A G E N T F O R W IN S O N G D EV CORP A CEN TRAL FLO RID A LE A D S ll* MORE HOME FOR LES S M O N EYI CA LL TODAYI • GEN EVA OSCEOLA RO • ZONED f OR M O BIL E S< 1 Acre Covnfry tract* Well Ireed on paved Rd fo*. Down Ift Yre at t f \ f From ftll.ftogi It you art (oakum) for a sue centu1 career In Real £ state, %tentiro m Realty ft look mg for you Call Lee Albright today if 1)1 341ft Eventngi 13) )««/ C A LL ANY T IM E 322-2420 MkS PARK AVE I L h Mary Bud 181—Appliances / Furniture 27THSTREET FURNITURE If* W Itth St ...... ...... Ill HU 183—Television / Radio / Stereo • • COLOR T E L E V IS IO N * • ftmth is color tala>i*ion Orig inal pne* orsr SACK Balanca du* tia* OQ ca*h or taka Or*' paymanl* U S month Still In w a rra n ty NO M O N E Y DOWN Fraa horn* trial no obligation Call 4*2 SI** d*y or ntghf • O le R e f i » ___ 1 3 3 3 1 3 0 BIR D C A O II * One Macftw lift IM two parrot urt'MO tach 13) >a i gtl»r | FREE KITTENS 151—Investment Property / Sal* 201—H em s QuarNr Hort* griding 11 yn old SHOO Including lack Good (onddlon 111 *a*2 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sale NEWSMYRNA BEA CH 7 bdrm I b*d< baachtida coT lag* with tommovclal zoning Sla*f yOur own butmot* naar m* « * a " sal «oo R*gul*r*d Appaloota Filly ) yr» old »*ry ganlN Moving mm! tall ISIS 111 11*._________ FOR E S T A T E C sm m a rclal or R a tld a n lla l Auction* 4 Apgraitalt Call 0*11* Auction 111 SAM SPECIAL GUN AUCTION SUNMT iULT 21,1 PM. Goad Mlaction of appratlaNly M naw utad. and antlqoa hand gun*. * h n * and that gum t* ha *H *r*d I* tha highatl Nddar Inspection from 10 AM. Sunder Location of So ft: B**chtidf RaaHy. R E A L T O R S T I M » - U l l , . . . . . ' . O n a 1 Boygl SA N D A LW O O D V I L L A S I b d rm I balh u p t la lr * . Carpal* dr apt*, appnonc**. pool snoop Can an sssi Sjnfotd Auction 4 « ild m | 157-M obile Homes / Sale SHOOT STRAIGHT 1715 5. F lin c h A«a. SANFORD. FLA . For mar* lot* tall: |3 0 5 | M f W 7 715—Boats and A cce sso rie s Tvn Cabi* IS1* F l Litafim* Laf Raatt IIM S lit i n uOn W*'*r Gorboga Pick up Yord Mamfononco ImmtdiaN Occuponc y G r*f*ry M*bl* Noma* 11) U M H it* Stniry ] Bdrm with oi' and all applianc** SI.*00 Call n» U l l __________ f) CNan Mstpi* Homa.IlJUS, } bdrm l baWtt adull park, now c a n lr a i a If/H oof, tc ro a n porch. i*RI0 *h#d dbl root Soo to app**ciaf*f H I AODl Bowndur 1*11 M HP M acury, s i prop. * •rolling motor US40 *1* *M) day/171 M il avunlng*__________ AOuil Park 111—Appliances / Furniture A wrought Iron toblo with 4 choir* good hjr dinmg room or poll*. SaC Altar * K H I OHO Appllaacat Far Sait oil ia aictiN M caaditioa A fully r m a o M o d ......................m o l* * Bahama bad brown plaid * mo now -.lip* ( M r i and pillow* auaiionf A*amg I >00 Call If* «M) lH»r S PM WILSON M A Itl r U IN IT U IE i n m e h i s t -----m so u Otiuao Touch A Sow Si«*or Sawing AAochino m baaulifui caoirwf m e m v n Montfon* . , Wh o Da*w*a Up Night. w>l da'rotr traoio* CNan **c*IN*<f cond.Hen F.r*pi#c* (.1 H I *an aftor ■r« Bad iram a ir**k. bo* taring* A b o a r d . ED O D ay i iK O C i l 1T» Eva* 111 mai h*ad f it H*l M jk t offgr 33) tfjft t*TT Tr*nsAm rebuilt motor, new rubber C'eggor Mags H I H U __________ ________________ Itr* Brougham Bennevill* s door AM FM 4* POO mi SI XX We at I404 W rth St can m 4 i» _________ *'* Caduiai t dc' ado n .» " U 000 ml Very good condi K m 1ja SOC PhQn* H I I H i ltW O O O G I ASPEN VliTCOm.Ns Mint condition Air AM fM Power Call )1) XN) I **4 C H R YSLER It H AVE V e ry law m ileage I*.SO I* E ic e H e n l thap* S> l 14) Even 111 A TI •4 Ohaanaa ratad for a adult* 14hg. car lop carrlar paddia* 1 w ait U M Cali m »*>* anytuna__________________________ Ratorbach w at HP Mart 4 IralNf. 1*00 11 aluminum r l HP Saar* AC metor. IXC mow* Iff* COBIA BOW R ID E R I* tt 15 HP Chryaior Mid iraiN r By Ownar *1100 m *IQ»______ II •n W.ll Crafl la w/traiNf 4 lull canvat I I I HP Eyimud* malar S1.IB0 I t ) 1*1) er 1)1 'OH . 217— G a ra g e Sales 4 Garag* SaN Uadar TN* S4*a* at 1U2 Prlncdtan A r* . Saw lord. Sat. lom * ) Toyol* La n d cr-jU a r. m ake attar O aubit b ad . i a ) C h a in . cNiha*. kilchanwarp a*c . **c BACK YA R D M L R M* Palm Place Friday and id'urday. IHhand)0»h 4 * Pm___________ Carpari S al* ! * • . * I. if* LaapvNw. Laka Mary An tiqua*. turn , lay* and moral Garag* SaN 2CM L**« A«g. Apt B Childron * ciathaa tua ) *. children t N y* 4 i w k GIANT MOVING S A L E Soma inmg far everyone1 Iv o ry hung mutt got Saturday O ily I AM )q f Corner of Hh 4 Park Avd M O VIN G S A L E C h ild re n '* ewrnat *oy*. and oihpr ml* cailanaou* P r Sal . • J. 1SU ElmAy* BUY A l l l t Saturday Monday Tuesday *AM 10AM 1PM SAM 1 KPM 1 » PM P ick up at the warehouse located at 1*4 Power Court la th# 14 Indutlrtal Park. San feed Ml ) » B ) 4 I _______ Rebuilt Aiibp517995iiiy) Bad Credit 7 No Creditf WE FINANCE WALK IN DRIVCOUT National Aut* SaNt )H **rs Carnar SaaOacd Aye B IHh If. ★ DAYTONA AUTO ★ * AUCTION ★ Mwy *1 * * * * * Daytena teach HaMt * * * * * * PUBLIC AUTOAUCTION Every Wed N iN a lf MPM * W h e re Anybody * • C a n B u y or Sell I * Pa* matedalaiis __________ I * * * • « ! B ill___________ D* Bar y Aui* A Mann* SaNt Acres* the river. Np *1 Mil lIONvry 11*1 DeBary *4* *S4* ★ INSTANTCASH★ * * W E W ILL B U Y * • * * V O U R U ilD C A R * * * C AL L P H IL B E T T IS * C O U R TESY PONTIAC H H i y i USED C AR S TH E B E S T IN TOWN I I TER M S C R E D IT H A SSLE S? B We r in Finance * blown Payments UM) and Up # Trad* In* Accepted DISCOUNT AUTO SALES I SO I F re n ch Ae* 1 1 )1 *1 1 T rm le i Truck Cam pEf 5500 M M IH i«44 Aluminum Pop Up Camper S“eepi 4. Kile hen. Bathroom ik Uipqqi____________________ 243—Junk Cars I t 74 Ford Courier Nan fiftt Call after ft PM l i t 099# AMCj3¥ cun ftuncf.ty TOP Ooitar Paid tor Junk A Uted car*, truck* A heavy r^ prneni i j ; terc ( t i l l 1ftCt»vrtt«t P.ck Up fW.gt •* fon long nHeti baw AM FM Cassette CD Toe) Cbetl Escellen t condition 14100 Call 371 SAM •ASSUME BALANCE WE PAY T O P O O LEA R FOR JU N K C A R S A N D T R U C K S CBS AUTO PA R TS K l «*» • 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX Black. Hops • NO DOWN PAYMENT • 1981 DELTA 88 ROYALE Nice Clean Car • 1981 CHEV MONTE CARLO Eitra Clean •UP TO 60 MONTHS FINANCING UPON APPROVED CREDIT • 1979 CAMARO Red. Mjg Wheels • 1981 DODGE VAN RAM ISO Auto/Air •TRADES ACCEPTED • 1980 TBIRO 2 Dooi, Dark Blue • 1982 OLOS TORONADO Sunroof • EXTENDED WARRANTIES AVAILABLE ON SELECTED MODELS •1981 DATSUN 280 ZX GIP. Mops • 1980 FORD P/U Lariat • 1982 FIAT SPIDER Convertible • 1984 FORD TEMPO GL Great Gas Mtleafe 3 6 5 -3 3 0 0 4175 S. Oriendo Dr. SANFORD 32771 GREAT DEALS! U tffK M t V 0*19*1 a 5 M GREAT SAVINGS! m jftftft BftJII H i t ■ Budget RENT A CAN OF SEMINOLE CO. SUPER SUMMER SALE 1985's Escorts & V.W. Rabbits Escorts & Topaz Cutlass Supremes LTD’s & Marguis Cougars & Marquis Cadillac Sedan DeVille Passenger & Cargo Vans LTD Broughams Grand Marquis Lincoln Town Cars Lincoln Town Cars 1 9 8 4 's F o r M o r e In fo r m a tio n O n 704 Savag * Ct, Longwood FL GuarenfoaG_______ _______U lt a w Will run your arrandt. da your shopping etc Call » l HJ1 Mon Sal t»*J Yamaha Clarinet Good band Iritlyumtnl. good (cmdi lion ])l 0S*J. attar TPM 231—Cars 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers 235-Trucks / Buses / Vans • 1980 FIREBIRD Automatic, Air, low Miles BACK F0 SCHOOL LAT AKAT hayin g a slack t* l* an cultured marble balMubt kawasaki I7t HftO , 377 77Ift l t ’ » HONDA 710 CC Custom paint headeri kept m garage »yn% tRcettont %9QO or belt jtfer Call 174 aOft) eventngt OVER 100 BANK REPO'S TOCHOOSE FROM!! Air Conditioner. 34 000 BTU 770 • l<K 1731, PofY f 04m •!( t iff t 110 for all 331413/ it 239—Motorcycles and Bikes ARISTOCRAT MOTOR CARS Baby Bad*. Straltan, CNiha*. Playpen*, Etc P*p*rb*ck Book* m t i n 1)1 ts*4 Nttd Cnbk, Play pans. Baby fu r n ilu r a . clothing Good Prices Altar I PM )H S1A) PayingCASH lor Aluminum. Cant Copper Brats Lead Newspaper Glass. Gold Silver Kokomo Tool f la w ||l 4 5 00 Sal f I ) ) ) IIS0 NO S E R VIC E CHARGE It layad away In , July and picked up by August I Is* WIL WIND COUP TH R IFT S TO R E WORK SHOP 004 SAN FORD AVE FO R S A L I I steep** sofa, lounger, and tablet t w o * * II tugs w pad* Priced *a tall n\ 7»Jf altar • QOPM MOVING CARTONS Comp!*!* tor household mors m m i • • Precisian Cultured • • a a Marble • • r d hiatal utility Trail#* with sd et good condition SaK Can DTaAaa *11 Oitftmi III- 1 ip ttd #ff, a«ll mftinfiintd fint^d mn dcat 13WO 119 *>43 • ’ Eu o rf OL Loaded t4WOosan Small Mo P « vm#nf CHICO ft THE MAN jsoc 13 Plfmawfb Mar (ten Ponte t’ttring 1 braktt air tfteto ■ osn milfi. 30 ♦ M PG Esc cond 3Jt ?*70 gfttf gPM 223—Miscellaneous A P P A LO O S A G ILD IN O R*gn>*rud 1 yo«rt aid IT O O lK O a S I^ _____ Call about our lu ntm ir riding p ro g ra m R o y o I R id in g Ai ad»my ) ) l x i * 213—Auctions Lot with beautiful oak trees W IS** oilor S W>M ____ N»»rt to u n i 1*1 Nr tm «ll trtllor In ionis'd 0*1S*i y DuLand *rg« Can H ou.rd 111 irn SOT l.«ll «f«t^ ft PM 219—Wanted to Buy Ability Ktnnefi Dog boarding Country AfrnERpherf Rtalon ___ _____ m m i _ Moving Muif S«(H Mala fawn boaar | mot old ARC ragu (trad E a r * cropped AH Shot! 373 /tt3 153—Acreage Lots/Sale V A R O S A L E 1*11 ELM AVE. Van Woman cNthat V I* M h it * mite Sal * t YARD S A LE Saturday only Lett yard on PirwwOy I M AM T Yard SaN Camper Ford truck ping pong labN baby tuyitur* boy* cloth#*, miscallanaou* Sal Sun , * 1 PM Hi W Wood'and Dr Senior d 2 F a m i l y G a r a g * S a l* lu rn llu ro loot*, houtthold ittmt. 4 more' *J* Par thing Dr Allamonl* Sprmg* f t , 4 Sal « lo S ________ I Fam ily Garage SaN- Every thing Irom A lo ZI * T Wad F r l . ISO* Mallonvili* Ar* 199—Pets & Supplies COM M ERCIAL S P E C IA L IS T BOB M BALL JR P A R EA LTO R 11)4111 CA SSELtH Rflv I ocru ronud P R I Mi GOO W Moliciowskl. R FACTOR 121 m i C O IN L A U N D S Y 0 *L» o d Owner rttfred Wanft to trav t l Mull tall VOi 77ft ASH ___ N e a r' l l tail 11 4lid Orange Bivd Near Port of Van ford i acres S SG0 ig U C 11 Build »ng |)4 | 000 7SX down, own#/ holds balance I 0 \ C *l. J JI *TS1 or MR BAA3 S A L E fno ay and Saturday I ?. J i l l Highlawn A y * Sanfo rd N tar High Ujwol________ ___________________ Maying SaN Myart Appliance Sarylc* Mitc*li*n«out iNm*. furnilura appiiancts *i*flmg al S**»S A up III W 1/th >1 F n tat * S P M______________ Multi Fam ily Garag* SaN An l l q u * * . d o m i n g , la y * Sal Sun • | PM la f Plnecrosl Of____________________ Upright Irp gjar, J) in ( 0Nr T V contal* dinuity v*< dryer. A*on and ml*t*il*n*out houve hold good* and cloth** Frl Sun • S PM MS Airport Bird Seniord _________ YA R D S A LE- IN dm g. bool* cloth**, dithat 4 mite Sal 4 Sun * 1 1101 W *thSI m o v in g Rtcanditionad Aooitoncs* IramSAl W ARRAN TY BARNETTS C A SS C LB E RRT si* n i l -------------------- n o sail • R EN T TO O W N • Color TV* ittroot watfwri dryer*, rotngaratar ir m t r * , lurmtur*. video rocordtr* Sp*<ial lit w s tk 'ir s n lfS 00 Atttrnoll** T V 4 Ayyl Rtalalt I i i m Shopping c»nt*r _____________ n m w ______________ Utad cba»t 4 dr»*»*r with mlr ref 1)00 Twin bad haad board* 4 tram ol lo match. SW 11) is** attar S 10PM Ui*d Wathart Part* 4 Sam e* Nr i M M r l l ............ m 0 * ( t MOON«Y A F P L IA N CES Whirlpool R atrlfp ratpr Lika naw. Almond color I l l s Ml CUM____________ _________ _________ Sanford Lk Mary fgtCiW llli Mafe ars oifer 1 4 Bdrm 7>i bath split plan, Atking |tft7 00Q US )7ft0 or 111 It 'I 217— G a r a g e S a le s 237—Tractors and Trailers )23ft)1ft All day OH Sunday *3 V (AT SufWf B h «i » ‘sew intarny good arvgif>* NetsJf 373 3y42 77 M^rciKT Margua L k# *++ & 0U* CO*Tlpf«t«lv f# bvllf fiftt M uA» 9#f to 4ppTff i* ff A ik m g 13100 ’ fm 373 Ills ft f 37) m y _______ ?• Moolt Cart* Aiking 1(7.10. p o a t r i ( t t r | ng b r ak •« gm fm r a d io n I fr« c k (41WIf# CaII It*1.1134 Rttff ft 1978 Datum Needs work D O LL HOUSE 1 bdrm I both heme *« guiet area Perfect •«» | vtf starting out Owner wtM help with eapenset Nr obtaining new m ortgage U9—Commercial Property / Sale m t h M ill Street Co.......... 371 5005 P rivet* InrCounlry 1 bdrm /l<y both. o lr. tcroonod potio Childron welcome SH0 mo • led w /) Up depot n » l l l « i >^4 e - ;» e y % V J ADORABLE I b d rm . I bath home with din in g room , central he*t.J*tr «utt<*de aatalft ty shed, fenced yard M i.tM TOWN HOMS- J bdrm . 1 both blck yord U K mo • dipoilt 231-Cars "BATEMAN REALTY * ___________m 1**» Evening Herald. Sanford, F I. 141—Homes For Sale T h e t a W h o l e s a l e V a lu e s 32750 C a ll: 3 3 1 - 5 1 1 1 / S 3 0 -8 1 0 2 Can Con Alto ( * loan At Sanford Airport Terminal OM't F ORD CHRVILER AMC Jim Lash’§ Blue Book Cars THIS FRI. NIGHT wuSAT. •LOW PAYMENTS ON ALL FINANCEABLE CARS J 129- PAYM ENT SALE >133 00 M0. 83 MERCURY ZEPHYR 84 AMC ALLIANCE DL 4 DR, AUTO., AIR, P/S, P/B EXTRA CLEAN AND NICE N.A.D.A. PR ICE S5150.00 B lu e B o o k P r lo e *4850.00 49.95 C LO S E F E E 255.00 TAX 30.00 TAP___________ $5 184 95 600.00 OOWN OR TRADE 4 OR., AUTO.. AIR, AM/FM “ DL” REAR DEFROST, LOADED! N.A.D.A. PRICE $0450 Blue Book Prloe $ 4 9 9 0 .0 0 4 9 .0 0 CLO SE F E E 2 6 2 .0 0 TAX 30.00 TAP_____ ______ $5331.98 6 0 0 .0 0 DOWN OR TRADE $4584.95 BALANCE $4731.95 BALANCE Payment baaed *1 B n * , add un at 4* mn i»igi amount finance] IB IBS SO with approved credit Immadiat* delivery Paym-oi taie d on 8 V . add cn af la mg Tula! amount finance) 16wo BO with appa/vad credit * 1 2 9 MO. *1 3 3 MO. Immediate datryary ft LOW PAYMENTS 830-6688 HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 3210741 �M A —Evening H erald, Sanford, FI F rid a y , July IF, IMS FLORIDA IN BRIEF Marshal May Have Been Murdered For Revenge .JACKSONVILLE (UPI| - Jack E Mtxtrr h vrlrran U S Marshal who hart hanrtlrrt several "touchy f ases." waa shot in death In rural Florida and Ills car was found In Indiana In what officials sav might fie a rrvrn gr killing Moore, 45 the rhlrf deputy marshal In Jacksonville, was found shni to death Thursday near a railroad overpass irt rural llaldwln I he Fill In IridlunujXtll*. meanwhile, revealed Moore's car had t»erri lound In nearhy Anderson, where agents lunl wan lied it (or two days in hopes someone would iry to retrieve ll No one did Moore who was assigned to lar ksonvllle lour years ago. had handled a number of touchy cases investigators said. Im hiding arresting members of the Outlaws motorcycle gang Me had also worked as a deputy sherlfl In Marlon County. Ind , before Irecotnlng a U S Marshal Smugglers Try Chutes And Seeds WEST I’ AI.M IlEAf II IIJI’ll — The ingenuity of cocaine smugglers neve ceases to arna/e drug enforcement agents, who report (hat parachutes and sesame seeds are the newest carriers of I fie Illegal coni rnband discovered Federal drug agents and local officers Thursday rounded up live ol si* duffel hags containing a total of 500 pound* of i alne that were parachuted Into woods In suburban Weal I’alrn llcach I hry arrested two men. one of whom also parachuted from a plane t>elug chased hy a II S Customs patrol aircraft I Ids Is the rtlosl unusual smuggling venture we've ever come across, said Vincent Ma//||l|. *|*ri lal agent In charge of Mu II N Drug Enforcement Agency's West Palm I leach office Usually they |usl dump file stull out They don't usually pimp mil with It," he said ll was the second titg sel/urr ol smuggled ’ coca Inc aiinouni ert by authorities I Imisrtay Federal drug agents in Miami found a Iron! |.(VlO |>otinrts o f 1o« aloe ( mu c.ili il in a 40,090 (Kiund shipment of tmlled si same seeds horn <iiialrmala. officials rrjxirtrd Invalid Dies Beside Husband JACKSONVILLE (Ill’ll — An elderly Inyalld struggled lor her life for at least a day beforr succumbing to a tiearl ail.11 k and dying tn-side her husband who apparently sutlered a lalal brail allack wfille Irving to tielp her get Inn k Inlo tier wheelchair The Imrtlrs of Adam Zabava, 75. and his 71-yrarold wife. Aim were (mind Wednesday by a nrlgbbot who went In 1 licit house to 1 In 1 k on an old piece nl Russian money Ami Zubova appatetuly lell out of hrt wheelchair Monday after solleiiog a minor siruke or fteari allack. Dr Mtinlfaclo l-'loro, Duval fm irily assistant medical examiner, said I hursd.iy Adam Zabava who had taken 1 ate ol his Invalid wile for the Iasi 12 years .ipp.innllv died of a heart attack while living to get his wile hack Into the chair. Floro said /.ahava s wife lived loi .luolhri day 01 two, lying helpless on (hr IW>r hrslrti h o husband, before tier (Inal heart allack. lie said WEATHER AREA FORECAST: Today partly sunny Allrinixin limn dersimins likely lligti m the low 'Mis l.lghi southeast wind Ruin <ham < till per 1 erik I orilght partly 1 loudy A slight 1 bailee ol evening iluimleistorms Low In Ihe low 70s Light variable whirl Main chance 20 percent Saint day partly rlnudy with s< altered a lto noun ihundosior ms High upper MO* in low 90* Light sonlheasi wind Rain 1 tinner 50 pen n il NATIONAL REPORT: Savage thunderstorms hurling hall as hig as tiasebulls, winds ol up lo h ? mpli and lo rrm lla l rain pushed 111 1 oss thr Itixklrs ami the Plains today kins king mil powri damaging homes and spawning Hash Hoods A cold hum dulling ariose the Plains iilg g o c d ihe strums today lo Colnrmlo, Kansas. Nebraska anil Iowa S lo ttus T h in silov put rimed Hash llnnrts in Soulhriu C.ililntula. Ari/oita. Nevada ami I'lah In 1 he Plains (inodland, K.m was hit paiili olatlv haul Winds ol H7 mpti opp* il rinds nil homes ami kins m d mil (xtwri loilav while baseliall sl/eil hall rm langeinl Itirnlix k and nratlv J'y Ini lies ol r.iin in unr hum Hooded 1 muls ‘ ‘ We haven't li.nl .111 lllsiil.llice adjusters 1 all yet. hul thrtr will piob.lhty he plenty ol « he- 111 ou t t o d a y .' said Sherman County ShcilH's |>cpii l\ I h.whs iH-wrv in (iiMMlIand S tru n g w h irl* in N ebraska knocked mil puwfl III Sr'wintl slid inked a trailer ninrl In Curetiwoml when live |x-ople snflrred minor lupine* when llieli eani|N*r was blown over m ill a ii 1 h o r 1 11e s r e p o r t e d thousands ol dollars in damage In Colmar In a tornado touched down Ihuinduy night near Fmt Morgan. Coin dam aging a house Dp lu 2 Inehes ol rain Hooded lo.iiU In Denver and Littleton High winds hlaekrd it u l .l u e s C o 11 i l l y E a rlie r STOCKS them i\»m #J#U» itlmf bp rtwmtoet i ot Ifti htsttantt Aswtiet*en ot Securities Deeims iff represented** inlet deeter prices «• of m,& morning todep Inter deeet metket% . nenge thtough&ef the iM» FrtceI Ai net «rHiyde retell mer%u$> motkJu+n H-J Aik AtlAfifU lUrtk 4f'\ 4JW Anet u P loh itf S&l IU<mll D«nli IW | t f» tv* 0luf kU PlH^t I Imrsduy. HimmI s up in 2 Irri deep eirp l Inin stores and homes in Orem. Utah, w lirie I 2 Iin lies ol min tell lu 15 minutes I hr 15 tnlmiie rainfall mini was thr thud hlghrsl rvrr rrcordrrl In C l.1 I1 E ls e w h e r e lu U tah , inudslldrs hlockerl U S Route Mil a n d U ta h R o u t e I 2 n ear Pangntleh. trapping one <ar hot t .losing no ln|urtes Several jx-o (de were siratuletl when IRxmI* washed out Houle IT near Cellar City, authorities said I liter igi.irtris nl an Irtrh ol rain lell III 20 uilnutrs west ol lots Vegas Inirrsliitr 15 In Las Vegas was eovered by up to 5 Iret ol water, lorclng jxillrr to close parts ol the highway Engineers Check Extent Of Shuttle's Rain Damage CAPE CANAVERAL IUPII - Space agertry en gin eers |>!an lo begin a thorough assessment today of extensive rain damage suffered by the shuttle Columbia's heal shield tiles during Hie ship’s ferry rtde from California to Florida John laiwrenie. a spokesman for the N ational A eron au tics and Space A d ­ ministration. said Thursday that rngtneers suspect more than I .(XX) of the fragile tiles were itamaged and that up to 300 may have to be replaced l^awrcm e said It w'as too early to tell ll the Ule work will have an Impact on Columbia's planned I)r r 20 launch date, hul he said engineers are optimistic Hie damage can txrepaired in parallel with other pre launch work Columbia, a veteran ol six orbital flights is the original shuttle In NASA s Heel of four The spaceship spent Ihe past IH months at its Rockwell International factory In Palmdale Calif fur extensive mortifications It was returned In Hie Kennedy Space Center Sunday atop NASA's 747 shuttle transport jet It sustained damage going through a small shower during Ihe ferry operation ...Lot C ontinued from page 1A no theaters Pars, game rooms or jHurt halls Garbage bins would also l«- kept ern Insert so trash would not lw strewn ii Immii the property, Jo- said liullic could enter the pro|r< t only Iroui French Avenue and I5lh and IMth streets There would !«■ no an css front Elm Avenue a rhlrl concern of the rrsIrtrulM lu a letter to one ol ttir residents o p e n in g the re/onlng. Know les said t'lly Manager Frank Faison preferred the land lo lie develojH-d because Nun lord s tax bust' nerds to hr broadened to pay tor city Itn provrllirnts Knowles also said parks director Jim Jrrnlgnn said the land lell as It Is only adds liiaintetianee costs in the de jiartmeiii llallaw ay told thr commission hr Is a local rrsjHiiisIhlr rtrvrl o|w-| T in not horn Houston, t in not trout Dallas you’ll la- able in find ute" it there Is a problem Willi the project. I l.ittuw.iv said But thr residents smfounding the jtrojri t objected to turning Ihe jiroprrty used as a sandlot luuw-ball Held and play area — into a shopping center Ikii Young, of 220 W IMHi St countered Knowles comments on growth, saving Progess is good pro|M-t and Inevitable, inn what Is also needed Is a place to strip anti smell ihe roses She ptojHtsed the tr.u i Ih turned Into ...Eatery C ontinu ed frtn page 1A |>oliiled tii.il Gross wattled lo si-11 txxi/e there ( oinn ilsslotirr Eddie Keith praised Gtoss ha s[H-atheading the ircrtil icdi-yclopincnt of the downtown area hut said he would have to slop bringing his grand* hlldien to ihr- irsiaui.iol II II sold Ix rr lor G anelt. who owns a store nexi Hampton Gardens, called the restaurant a Hist class ' establishment but said Serving Ih-i -i and wine dix-s not tte.iutllv AREA READINGH (9 a m i: .icily trin|M-raturr 7H, ovr-nughi low tw o other men were adamanl 72. T h u rs d a y s h ig h i ll in thetr op|Misit|on saving txxt/r biirmnetrle pressure To I I rrlit woulil mean tahhlr rousing liv e tin to ul It v H7 per ern I, downtown whirls west at O mpli. rain MO Frank Noll ol M *i F.lm Avr Incli sunrise II dll a m . sunset said "You |ml a Ix-rt In a guy's M 25 p 111 stomach and things come out SA TURDAY TIDES: that usually don t <nine out Dayton* llcach: highs. 1041 Foi met I’ AZ cninmlsstnnrt a in 11 02 p. 111 . lows I IH J U "S lim " Gulluwiiy told the a in -> I (i p m P o rt board Hie i Hy will have "In pul a Canaveral: highs R> :t;t a m lot ol IKihie down on First Street lo !>.i p m . lows. J Oil ,1 hi 4 07 p m . Ilayport: highs. 4 OH a in .1 lO p ill . lows. It 55 a m . Ml 24 p in HOATING FORECAST: St August lor tu Jupllri Inlet out 50 miles — Wind variable mostly ELLIHE. AVRETT east amt southeast less than 10 Mr Kills F. Avretl 75. of 51 17 knots through Saturday. Sea less Mustang Way Orlando, died than 5 lerl Wind and sea htghei W ednesday at the H ow moot ue.u scattered Ihunderntiirins Health Center, Orlando Horn moving ulfshorr mostly during Mati h IH. 1912 to Chaton. Ala 1 In* aflertttion and evening. lie was <i former Sanlord rest EXTENDED PORCAST: dent, m oving to Otlando In Sunday through Tuesday — 1985 He was a retired railroad Pattly cloudv thmuglt Tuesday engineer and a i nr oilier ot thr witti a chance ol atlrniuon and R a i l r o a d B r o t h e r h o o d o l evening thundrrstonns except Engineer* anytluir southeast ami keys Survivors Include his wltr. High* u|)|trr M(K to lower 90* F lo iiu lr . da u gh ter S a n d ra l ows around 70 extreme north Hooker. Panama City; son. Rub to around MO in thr keys c il. Altam onte Springs, four sisteis, Mt* Tillle Baxter and Mts Lots Shrarnn. both of A,Ki|ika. Mr* Hester Boyer and Mrs Elanor Davis, both ol Jacksonville, two brothers. Os4 Ufhl VS its cat. AjMipka, and Emory, San » u Pftjyftil ir 1 .1 ** lord, lour graudi hlhlrrn and one Nwlont ynn^i gtrat grandchild MCA I I H 1IH Brlssun Guardian Fun eral M119N11 Svpplp IIW U M** MRon % II1• l»'« Home. Sanlord. Is In charge of NCH icmi? u% u arrangements n u W olff't IJW 11 ROBERT W. CHASE WirlfiMMitl iigryk JtH lit. SwnIf u»f V VS Mr Hubert W Chase. 65. of a over Alabama, Lawrence said "T hey were m rain for roughly 30 seconds ll was something they couldn't swerve to avoid 1hr shuttle is covered w ith more than 3 0 .0 0 0 tiles to protect It from the tntrnse heat of re-entry But the ceram ic tiles are not designed to absorb the bullet-like Impact of rain drops when flying at high speeds A NASA statement said the transport jet was Hying 253 mpli at 16.000 tret In rlear air lietwrrn two cloud layers when It ran In to lig h t to m o d e r a te rain near Montgomery, Ala SIitittle transports are forhlddrn to fly through visible rain because of the potential tor damage to the shuttle's tile system However the shower dill not show up on ground radar or the 747 s onboard radar system a NASA statement said The air i rew reported bring In the rain lor approxi­ mately 20 to 25 seconds The damaged areas are around Ihe windows and nn the forward facing Hies on Columbia A pathfinder plane Hew ahead of the 747 transport Sunday to spot arras ol had weather, but Its crew did not detect the patrh of rain mini park n .iln r r trail William Cagle ol 212 W I fit Ii Si said the proposed duplexes would greatly devalue" Ills pro|x-rty lie also questioned If Hattaway could guarantee resi­ dents that future owners of the project would not allow bars and ihealers and allow traffic only i Ii r o u g ti Ih e d e s I g ll a I e d entrance* Sylvia Smith, ol 425 W IHth St who led Ihe o|i|Hislllon to the Iasi projxiscd development jil.in, saiil the residents are pisi as o|i|Mised to the re/outng now as I hey were in Ajirll I tils is jiuhlii land the jiohllt should have a say In what srlorir with ll she said f iiinm Isslotirr Brent <'a tIt saving he 'believes in thr tax |»a\rr " m oved to deny the re/onlng request, calling Ihe si hixil Ixiaril "InsensIHvr I wish the s< hixil (ward woulil I k a little more sensitive to thr people who elected them to ollli e They nerd to llstrn lo Ihe l>coplr ( ’aril said, which drrw applause Rom about 50 jK-ojilr in Ihe audience Commission rhutrinun John Morris and CoinmiHstoner Erldie Keith urged Ihelt nilieagurs not lo deny the request Mils land Is going to lx- used lot siunethlug." Keith said Only (.'aril anti Commissioner lay Mitlntie voted to tlenv Hir r e ijiir s l K i-llli M orris alld < im im is s lo n rr J oh n l.rlto y \ lit i* if a g a i n s t It N e w ly a 11jio I it I e d c o m III I s s I o n r r II nr ten se E v a n * a list a llied |xi ausc she works lor the school tiiiaril as assist am to Su|iertn 98 Hospitals Settle Malpractice Fund Dispute TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - A *05 million settlement In a dispute over a statesponsored medical malpractice Insurance plan will mean immediate payment for vlrtlms who depended on the fund for damages, according to Insuranc e Commis­ sioner Bill Gunter The dispute involved 98 hospitals that quit the F’atlents Compensation Fund to protest millions of dollars In assessments above thetr scheduled yearly contributions to the joint Insurance fund The assess­ ments werr required when the regular yearly contributions failed to meet total damages awards "For the first time wr have a mecha­ nism that allow us to roller! future assessments without dragging each one through the courts, Gunter said This virtually wljies out our waiting list of malpractice victims It means these people can be compensated Immediately Instead ol walling (or years cd expensive litigation to be completed The Legislature created thr fund in 1975 to provide malpractice coverage to hospi­ tals and doctors But the hospitals quit, claiming thr amount the fund assessed them compared unfalrlv to the amount dem anded of doctor members, whose contributions were rapped trndrnt Rolierl Hughes Three members nl ihe nine mernlier < rimmisslnh were absent — Darrell Grleme. Gary Davidson and Sheila Rotierls Ills motion shot down Carll urged thr commission lo Wake up What are we going to have, a shopping center every 12 blin ks in the illy of Sanford'''" hr asked Malone miIi I the project would create a tremendous tralltc problem Keith then moved to .ijijirove the rr/ontiig and was Joined bv Morris and L»-Rov. giving thr project a 5 2 OK A fterw a rd , residen ts w ere shfMked at thr Imard's revrrsal .util vowed to return In greater numbers Aug 12 to light the re/onlng ...Save C ontinued from page 1A Portia Spent rr to truchrrs and itKiks siimr ot whom had l>ren Involved with the [irngram since it began In Seminole County IM years ago Mead Start became j»art of thr SCA antl-poveriy programs to 1967 ami rvery year since 200 children. M-und-4 vetir-nld*. from disadvantaged fam ilies have |mrttrl|>alrd In classes designed lit glvr them a brail start In coiujietlng with thrtr tietter-uff jw-rrs In addition to pre si'hixil ...S c o u ts Continued from page 1A lo jitik u|> the drunk* tumlng out ol these beverage [ilat es G re g o ry L Ferguson. 252H D espite the p rotests, Ib r H ia w a th a A vr Mb hart I) i ouunlsstnri vntnl 4 2 to appinvr Ibe request, with Ki-ltii and G a r n e r . 550 V ih lr n H oad. Frederick F Gaines. 708 Oak LeRoy dissenting A vr A lta m o n t e S|>rlngs Amanda Cranlas whose taint Michael R Morris fiOH Red Sail lv owns anil ii|M-iair* Chrtsln's. lame Chad L Driscoll, 905 Delta sou gh t and w on te n ta tiv e Court. Rvan Kanaga. M27 Flbb jK-rtnlsstnn lo sell whtskev Drive. Grant E and Rvan Ttuirji We llnd a lot ol |>roplr who both ot 504 L ittle W rk lva like a IIIiIr cocktail witti thetr I. o it g w o o d Mat t he w J dinner," she m i I i I It tieljis pay Hardwlch. 250 F^ Hornbeam Hu- hills ami enhances Ihe l..iinr II ol 104 Countryside dliinrr hour Drive jlui Frank Noll of tkX> Elm Also in ihr eontlngrut are Ave the comniKslon should not Mleharl J Kolila. 1014 Taprotil. rxlrm l the |K-rmlt to Im hide Casaellierry, Slrven C Young lll|UOt 22 1 Hamlin Drive Frru Park C om m ission er Brent Carll tunvrd to upjmive the request, s.ivmg Christo's is .i restaurant mil a bar wberr jx-oplr go lo W ASH IN G TO N |UPI| - A gel thunk But Comiulsnloner Kitdlr Krlth lour dav protest by animal rights s.ud It don’t matter wherr you a ttlvls t* at the National In stltiiles ol llralth hail no lx*arlng itrtnk it. It has the same rlfrcl tjir decision In the Reagan Ihr commlaalun approved tFie Administration to su»|N-nd fun icqurst 4 2. again with comm Is ding nl head ln|ur> research on sinners Keith and LeRoy itisscn animals at the University ol ling Pennsylvania an administration W e r e dumhlnunded that they (inilil votr lor the exact same Hung they denied three m o n th s a g o said B e ts y Phillips ot 425 W IMth St Keith, who viilril against rr/oiling the lot lor a shopping i enter ill April said he voted fur Hie re/onlng lor Mils project Ix-iause it s muc h more com pantile with thr surrounding area Hatluwav s duplrxrs would lit latter into the neighborhood than H uber's lone shopping . enter, Keith Mini Kr-itFi was also sold on Hat law.iv s promise not to build an entrain e way on Film Avenue and not allowing liars and the .iters I know what Hattaway he II do he'll do, Keith said m iv * teaming activities the children were led i wo meals a day S( A had apjiltrd for nearly $400,(XX) m federal money tor the program bclorr it withdrew it* applications on July I alter st.itc authorities vdd they would rri om m ctul ry|n tlon of the .ipjilli atton State officials In letters to SCA indicated they dldn t like Itn.im tal problems SCA had In the past nor tls frequent disagreem ents with Irdrrnl mid si ale program ad­ ministrators With londlng denied tor ns last program Head Start — SCAa ixi.ird voted in disband — Donna Eatea I ti ii in a s K Bell 74 9 Whllemamh. Deltona. Chris R (o g le. ID I Tarjxiti Circle Winter S|irtngs Stephen S Conway 217 Dublin Drive Lake Marv. Si m on H Mage door n 875 Division St , Oviedo, and Lrov A Jordan. 208 Vrruna. DeBarv C o n H n g r iit d ir e c to r and Scoutmaster lor lump 1 Is Curb Satchel. Orlando with Trtxip 2 Du k Jixisens. Windermere, and I mh>{) 5 Randy Ahln Daytona Beach A ll three are Seoul masters with local units and veteran Scout le.idrrs To a tten d Ihe Jatnburee. S cou t* must ajiply and lie elected ttv thr local con nil I Rather than attend as part of ilu-lt regular hometown trixqis the are formed into provisional ( Mi l l s tor H ie J a m h o r r r A n im al Research Funding Suspended n llll l.ll S .IV S Ihe deim inslr.illnu m erely In fe e d H ea lth and H um an S en n r-s Secretary Margaret Heckle? io make (hr decision .dxnii a day sooner than she normally would have, according HHS sjuikesMian Dm Rheein AREA DEATHS MR) Lake Marlon Dttvc. Alta ilioulc Springs, died Wednesday at ihr Veterans Ad in In1st rat Ion Hospital In Gainesville Born Noi 2t>. 1921 In Bridgeport. Conn . he moved to Altamonte Sjutngs trout Long Island. N Y in 1976 He was a retire elevator and escalator maintenance man and wus a Protestant Survivors Include Ids wife. Joyce, two sons. Arthur K Lake M a rv. W illia m R . W est Hempstead. N Y , brother, A r­ thur E . LongwoixL (our grand children lla ld w ln F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamontr Springs. Is lu charge of arrangements C A R L J . H O C H R E ir E K Mr. Call J Hochrrller. 71. F^asl Hancock Drive. Deltona, died Tuesday at Central Florida Krglonol Hospital. Sanford. Ikirn May 4. 1914 In Wllkrs IVarrr. Pa,, hr movrd to Deltona from Orlando In 1985. He wus a retired automobile salesman and a Catholic Hr wus an Alt Force veteran of World War II and a m em ber ol the V eteran* ot Foreign Wars Survivors Include (ila wife. Wi l ma d a u g h t e r . L I it d a Johnson. Orlando, three sons, Carl R . Farley. Mo . Duane R Catxselbrrry. anil Gary L . Or­ lando. two sisters. Frances Litvin. White Haven. Pa . Zita M ille r. O rlan do; 10 g ra n d ­ children Stephen H Baldauff Funeral Home. Deltona. Is in charge of arrangements RUTH A. W ORLEY Mrs Ruth A W orley. 78. Mrndrrson Street. Deltona, died 1'ursday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanlord Horn Jan 15. 1907 In Akron. Ohio. *hr moved to Deltona In 1966 She was a rrtlrrd cashier and a member ol Rebecca Circle of first United Mrthodlst Church. Deltona Survivors Include two sons. Kenneth W and Donald E. Krttes, both of Akron; two slrpdaughlcrs, Helen Reynolds and Dolores Blount, both of Akron; two sisters. Roberta Filing. De­ ltona. Ro/rtta Flggeman. Alta­ monte Springs, four brothers. Raymond C Clinton, Deltona. Roland S Clinton. Orrvllle. Ohio. Robert F and Russell Clinton built ol Ohio 15 grunchlldren. 14 great grandchildren Stephen R. Baldaufl Funeral Home. Deltona, is in charge of arrangement* Flowers For A ll Occasion* (H o llin s OAKLAWN FUNCRAl HOME CEMETERY °** *» I k «I h w !*w*~i>( n smj4 i fttwOf Of 7 7 7 .1 2nd A a ir ? t »-«i l n « t**t» »l Wkart X0 B a g g r* k K, �F.u*j»in^ l ln a ld LEISUR Comploto Wook’s TV Listings Sanford. R a n d . - F rid a y . J u ly I f . It lS — __ * I bL - m V all Dob Sipes silly. Call him lazy. But don't call him whltey. Sipes, who lives in Daytona Beach but works in Longwood, resembles some sort of sun-worshipping Dracula as he reclines in his coffin-like tanning chamber. Sipes says he likes to visit a tanning salon to maintain his golden glow when he can't make it to the beach. Even In sunny Florida tanning salons are becoming more popular. There are two In Seminole County. The State Of Looking Good ... Artificially �2 tvrnlng Herald, Sanlord, FI. Friday, July It, m i S to re -B o u g h t Sun T a n So Who Says You Have To G o To The Beach To Catch Some Rays? \ Jk # Ily Suinn l orten Herald S t a ff W riter TANNING SAFELY v w lilt Ihr pasty whltr look of anemic visitors Iroin tin- North. they *»trtji down to the skimpiest of skivvies and lake tlirlr place In a private cubicle where Ihry lie In a colllu-llkr- Inn lined with Meek, frllrrtlv r ^lass They «lon goggles In pinlret Ihrlr ryes from the glare and many nine In a radio headaral lo drown out the rpilet hum ol ihr machinery. As Ihr lid falls, almost hiding them completely from view, they calmly wall for an unseen man In a conlrnl booth to turn on the blinding llghl that will pro|M-| them not Inin outer space, hut Inin the fashionable world ol the lirnn/e skinned. Canned tan. . To naltire hufls and purists. an electric lan may serin sacrellglou*. lint those who run Seminole County's two i,inning salons (one in Lmigwoixl. another In Maitland) say It's rlglri In step with the rontrmpoury American lifestyle — fast Salon tnnnlng. they say. Is Instant |{rat 11leal Ion. You can achieve In a few minutes what normally require* hours under a burning »un. There are no hint* drives lo ihr lieueh, lighting ihr erowds. no swratlng like fii-lit hands and gelling griuy sand all over an oily tmdy. It's kind of like Iasi lood — MeTttil. Tan In a bo*. And It's popular, even In sunny Florida. Al the rale ol IK) In 70 a day they Irek lulu the laiiigwDud salon to gain <>r maintain the golden, youthful glow ol a lieaehcomtier. And even II Ihry (all asleep In their "eolUn." they won't burn The binning gizmo Is lim ed to shut tlsell oil. according lo tunning salon o|ieralor Kverrli N.11.lie The Ian seekers can shun Ihr lotions and potions ol Iteach’Koeni and ran rvrn shell their swimsuits without rear ol arresi Hut alter binning they're cautioned to slather themselves In a moisturizer and avoid showering or exert Ise for iw o hours to help the sktn retain mid rcplrlnlxh Us natural moisture supply. During a 20-inlnulc session In Ihr cooker there's no linking and burning like an hour or two in the sun might cause. Nul.de said Alter alioul 15 minutes under the wanning hulbs. a uii klc or iw o o f sweat may run down your back. hut that's the extent ol Ihr loss and muss Involved In getting a salon Ian t his unnatural tanning system really Isn’t all that dlllereut Irnut the real think Nutalr. who said he lives, breathes and eals lanninR.*' points out that allhoukh IndtHir lauurrsare rx|M>*cd to the same type ot nltravlolel rays old sol emits, some of the harmful rays are screened out and the quantity ol rx|s>surc Is can-folly controlled. Thut. he said, makes for a safer, quicker tun. You cun look like you've been on the beach all summer lit a little over three hours — 10 sessions lone a day) lastlnk 20 minutes each. Nutalr said. Smile people tan even quicker. And after devrloplnk a deep glow. die hekluutiiks of which urr noticeable Sunscreens make a difference StC O M M IN O IO SUMICSKHS (tun Stolttbon Facto* Sating*) sum true VIM VFAIR I ' K l K d bUfnl. S*»*l IM S unit s « tv up Maximal »Pf • lo It t HIM U«u*ll| burn*. I*n l lightly Moomol S F f I lo It ■alia I F f * lo 7 IIGMT TO MIOIUM temalima* burnt tana lo ligM bf oun C i li o I F M l t f Mori*, at* I F f t lo S MIOIUM I u m Im m burn* l*n* •••■If lo moUlum bfOtrn DASM SSO W H /SlA CI S tro ll burnt awn*timtt dart ana M tun Motorola I F F 4 lo t Minimal I F f I la 1 Minimal I F F l l o t | Of non* | | NO I I Uta h.gbtr I F F a to* nurMi) m prolong*!! aipoauraa. toarai SP I * bolor* 10 a m and attar l p n | If you like fhe old way ol getting a tan — laying out by the pool, working In the yard, playing ball... — remember the rules. Use a lotion with Ihe right sun protection tactor. The SPF Indicates how many sunscrecned hours It takes to get a burn equivalent to one hour without protection. ^ after a Hinkle salon visit, malntalnluk the tan requires only one Treatment' a week. You run buy a lannltik purkakr for • ! 15 that entitles you lo a dally 20 minute session lor the tlrsl three mouths Alter that. Nutalr said, you pay $4 per session. The number of visits depends on the person, their skin tyjie and the type of tan they seek, he said. Some may mix outdoor tanning with Indoor tunning According to the 32-yeurotd Nutalr. who sports a deep tan himself naturally, a salon tun Is trss harsh on sktn than one provided bv the sun And that means, tie said, a reduction In thr chances of devrloplnk wrinkled. Irulhrr llkr skin or even suninduced skin cancer Natale said hr shuns Ihr sun. Slnee development of I hr Indoor tunnlnk system more than lour decades ago. Nutalr said he Is aware of no i uses of skin cancer that have been linked to salon tans Hut like outdoor sun worshippers indoor tanners run thr risk of developing cataracts because the ultraviolet rays |>enrtrale the eyelids and can cause damage. he Mid. That's why Natale rrqulrrs all visitors In his salon to wear protective goggles. Hr |kiIii I s out that they should also In- used rellkiously by outdoor tanners. Despite the apparent safely of salon lannltik versus the rral think, you say you'd rather sllek to your old l>rai h blanket than to hop Into a tunnlnk machine ,liter someone else has Just risen from the eoffln-llke bin? Well Natale said not to fear, the machines are disinfected before and alter each use. and besides that they arr self piirlfylnR The tannink system Is a splnoll of a device developed In World War II lo treat and disinfect wounds. Natale said, and the disinfectant effect is retained by today's system*. Natale said Europeans were the first to turn onto tunnliiR machines, with the fad developing there In the late MXjOs and then slowly spreading lo the U.S. In the late '70s In Ills six years 111 Ihe business Natulc siild he has seen loc.il salons come and go, but his salon ha*endured and Is thriving Pansy Walton of Winter S p rin g, uklow with a tan developed under Natale'* tutelage, credits Natale with her sueeess. During her mouth of sessions at his salon, started because her work as a sales rep keeps her oul o f Ihe sun the tun loving Ms Walton said Nutate taught her that everything she was doing when she was catching teal rays was totally wrong for hrr skin flits has takrn the place of getting out In Ihe sun and suffering so much.'* she said. " I love Ihe whole concept. It makes you feel good. It's very relaxing. I saw results Immediately." Ms Walton, 34. said with Indoor tanning she avoids Ihe confusion over what lype of sun screen or tanning lotion to use and Natale has rounseled her on what to do to protect her skin when she does spend the day at the beach, she said. Despite such plaudits, there are critics. The American Medical Association's Council on Scientific Affairs recently said that tanning salons are point Hally dangerous and offer no proven hrallh benefits The AMA advised that Indoor tanning systems be avoided because they may cause changes In the Immune system, ubnormal tissue or tumor growth on the skm as well as eye damage. Natale concedes that there may be some threat lo Indoor tanner*, but the risk they run doesn't touch Hu danger faced by those who bask, bake and burn In the uncontrolled rays of the sun. Dr George Pyke, a .'Mi-year-old I am g wood physician -wlics has a salon tun, said. "People are going to want a tan no matter what ' He said there Is a lot of guessing about the safe!v of indoor tanning, but there have I k-cii no thorough studies that compared the relative dangers ol salon l.inning mid exposurr lo the sun. He stressed moderation, saying loo much o f either iyp«- of tanning may rause damage, but Pyke. like Natale. said hr has never heard of a case of akin cancer linked to salon tanning The ultimate way to protect your skin Is to shroud yoursell In Arabic fashion, Pykr said, but that Isn't very realistic. He said Indoor tanning Is a way to enjoy gelling and maintaining a tan with a degree of safely not afforded anywhere else under the sun 'Silverado' G ives Us A New Western Hero In The John Wayne Mold By Vernon Scott UP! Hollywood Reporter HOLLYWOOD (UPII - Thr western has rmiie thundering back to the screen with "Silverado." u horse iqwru that ranks with the ties! As basic us spurs and six-guns, "SilveradoY spins the classic yam o f a handlul of hruve and resourceful men who clean up a corrupt western hamlet run by a sadistic sherlll and an evil cattle baron. There's no mistaking the good guys lor Ihr vlllulns. We urr not looking al m en w h o a r r “ t r y in g l o fin d themselves" in a cast that stars Kevin Kllnr. Scott Glenn. Krvln Costner and Danny Glover. They're a lllnty bunch who shoot and talk stialght. pitted against a vile nest ol heavies led by Brian Dennrhy. O ne o f t h e beat r l n n e n t a o f "Silverado" Is the arrival of Glenn as a major alar. Hr seems hewn from the same block of granite that produced John W ayne und Clint Eastwood, lough, unrelenting and uncompromis­ ing Glenn has their nurruw-eyea. seamed lace and paucity of words, the fun­ damental western man of action bent played the heavy In "Urban Cowboy." on minding his own business and lie was die track coach In "Persona! dangerous to cross Hrst" and he played astronaut Alan Oil screen, Glenn Is voluble. HeShepard In "The Hlghl Slufr." suggests the volatility of a colled It would appear that the roggrd spring A native ol the tough strrrts of Glenn has a big future in westerns tf Pittsburgh before that city cleaned up the genre Is re-established. There to Its act. Glenn makes hts home In the already talk afoot o f a sequel to Silverado" by a film Industry mightily mountain town of Ketchum. Idaho, where hr runs up and down the steep impressed with director Lawrence slopes most of the year and skta Ihem Kasdan s llrst horse opera. In winter. They say westerns don't make Movlgoers got their first hint of money," Glenn said with a wide grin Glenn’ s screen presence when hr I think differently." . �E v e n in g H * r a ld . Sanford, F I. TELEVI Bad Acting Sinks An Otherwise OK Night Heat' July 19 Thru July 25 la M e Ch (D O (D O (? ) O (nbt* Ch ( C B t l Orljrtdo OX) ( 35) (B) CD IN B C I Oayton* Beach Orlando ( 10) ® lA B C l Orlando Independent Of Undo ;7 \ p r n d c t t l n^Wl>0w»nf Of Undo Public B fO « d (JlliD | \y\tem In addition 1* tha channtlt lutrd ca b lry tu a n tubtcrib*r» may tun* in to mdapandant cSan n al *4. 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Hooker." an ABC cancellation, for airing one late night a week Instead of those reruns Tills comes on Ihr heels of "N lgh l Heal.'* a first run rop show that Is being produced exclusively for CBS"s lutr-nlght slot and has been pulling de­ cent ratings during thr past couple of months Whul we could lie looking al here Isn trend. “ Nlghl H eal” Is a lerse, no-nonsense poller series that Is shot In Toronto with a Canadian cast and crew. For an authentic Davor. II Is actually Dimed al night, wtih a lot of location footage and handheld cameras. O u r n a rra to r. K irk w o o d (Allun Royal), wrllrs u (Miller b lo tte r new spaper colum n culled Nlghl Heal. The stories are fold somewhat through his eyes “ My Job." he Informs us. "Is lo write down whul 1see." Kirkwood shows up at Ihe scene o f Ihe rrtm r. still I*, around. Our cop team In ­ v e s t ig a t e s . g e ls Its m an Kirkwood comes annind ut Ihe end lo wrap II up O'Hrlrn and Glumhonr (Scon Hylands and Jell Wlnentl) are our painfully familiar cop tram. O'Brien Is graying, tired. Im pa­ tient with lawyers and search warrants and plea bargaining Cdambonr Is young, reckless and frisky The acting by these Iwrt Is |ust awful, even by TV c«ip show standards Admittedly, It's arguable whether Lord Olivier himself could pull oil such lines ns “ Time doesn't come as ehrup as II used In" or "Slay away from me or you’ re dead m eal." Hul these guys dnn'l rvru try. Th ey're lolully wooden. And that, for me. sinks “ Nlghl Heal.” T h rrr's nothing wrung with the stories. In one episode, •ill armored chi hrlsl lends Ihe cops lo un Illegal wra|Mins o p e r a tio n , and then lo u dead-end of legal IrehnlcnlltleH O'Hrlrn finally nails Ihe guy. I hough. Th rrr's plrnlv of action, and U s well-photographed. Bui “ Nlghl H ea l" lacks |N-rsonulUy. It's grim, blunt und tut Hess Too itud. brcuusr II looks so good Oil a (irrsonul note. I'd like In mention Ilia! scrrrrhlng llrrn and gunfire are not my Idru ol Ideal brdllm r fare. You can't tall "Nlghl H eal" or "T .J . Honker" soothing Stunt People Need Protection •chaduraO gam** a ir* Chicago Cub* at San Owgo RaFrn w Ob Mon Ttgora at CNcago Whn* So. roiaap* F (*anFa> MoTykatF a Naa fork Mat* Tyron* Boon a* achattotad tat « sq •dRt TtotoF* bom No»4oa. V* [▼} O W^LITLMQ F r i d a y , J u ly I* . 1FSJ— 1 0 th BAMBALL Chcajo Cub* al i a* Angalat Oodpara LOS ANGELKS |UI>f| — A s lu n l m an In ju re d In un rxplnslnn during filming of a m ovie about a terrorist in­ va sio n has surd Ih r film ­ makers. and his attorney says the stair should enact legisla­ tion lo protect slunl people. Mux Muxwrll. a 32-yrar-olrl slu n l man from Memphis, Trnn.. filed suit In Superior Court Tuesday against Cannon Films. Golam Globus Produc­ tions. director Joe 7.Ho and Ihr slunl coordinator und sprdalrRrcta coordinator for Ihr film. “ Invasion USA." Jerry Kroll. M axwell's at­ torney. said Ihe suit seeks u n s p e c ifie d dainagea. The minimum damages for Superi­ or Court Is 825.000 K r o ll said M a x w e ll was playing a security guard during filming on June 7 In Atlanta Hr said the script called for Ihr terrorists lo use explosives lo collapse a steel door leading Into a garage for armorrd cars. Maxwell "was told Ihr door was merely lo eoll.ipse and hr' was sup|M>sed lo lake a couple ol bullrls." Kroll said “ Instead Ihe rxplnslnn was so awesome II Itlrw Ihe strrl door lo sm ith­ ereens and sent debris Dying ull over Ihr place." Muxwrll was hll by debris and suffered a fractured right Ion.irm. a lucrrulrd forehead, bruised knee and numerous cult, lie will hr unable lo work for al least three months. Kroll said. Thr ultorney ulso represents a s lu n l w om a n whn w as burned during (liming of Ihr “ A lr w o ir ' television series. Desiree Kerns surd Ihe makers ol Ihr show ultrr a February accident that burned her face She said a smoke bomb unex­ pectedly exploded and rngidfed her In Dames Kroll auld hr will ask Ihr slate lo Impose licensing re­ q u ire m e n ts for alunt and sp erla l effectB coordin ators whrn he lesllflrs Aug. 14 Ml A s s e m b ly s u b c o m m lllc hearings on rn lrrlaln rn rn lrrUled topics �Frid a y , July It. IMS 4- Evening Herald. Sanlord, FI. 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Ciary Cuti and Cham am on al London t Namnurinuth Odaor, 1005 12 SPORTS PAOE 10 :3 0 5J: (M l BOB NCWMART 10 :3 5 11 DAY OP DISCOVERY 11:00 O H ) ( 1 ) 0 0 0 NEWS I t (IS )F IS H (2 ( in ADAM SM rn rS MONET WORLD f f l ( l | HONEY MOOkfCRS 0 * ( I KNKJHT RID ER ih a ha* *>• parm l lo a citcua b ra t Michael 11 05 Knight lo go undarcorar and bnd 12 JER R Y FA LW EIL out *ho 11 trying to aabotaga ma 11.30 lamFy run b o trm t |R |g O C l) e n t e r t a in m e n t t h is 1) 0 MURDER. SHE WROTE Jaw W EEK On-Boeation n ta rn a *! atm area b arati lo San Franctaco a ta ri Tku Tu rn* on lout by Europa aha *1Bumpyi to oaar a bnda ( ) i O M O W i n Mtmabtoa" groom to t>a of a mghtckrb obbtut a t l l f l l R c tia d Jordan. Anthony rrn/dar (R ip Parkbu (71 o M O W - Thp Concorda AK- 0 O AT TH * M O W S SchatkKad porl 1* (19191 Alain M o n Sedan Buaary A la ru t of aiptoana at IT (M lC H ICO AJ40 THE MAN 1 K i t in a M M tio N c tat a Id M O W Foratgn luhang a launch*) by a man datarmmad la (19991 Rotary Horton, Sabaatun protod laa o*n guthy aacrat |R ) Q I t (St) BENNY M U. SHOW in Ihta 1200 onahOB* apaciN. AualrNun Ha guard Bunny h n g i Ua and My 0 O START OF BOMETHNd NO HOW Siam A lan tooki w ho* me Shadow . Barmy and HdTa AngNk u l on a lunKY cnaaa gut ttartod T t n * * Wayna Manf f l (NX NATURE “ Amala Tha ton, Jan* R u m Satan Oougfaa. Graat Fig Ttaa" Ih a mayaatic hg Art LaWtotlar Sa* H urt." Mount baa attach naaa aboa* tha k<ah ram to tal of Baara m CanbM Amanca Qt (M | W ES KJNOOOM Markn 0 vwwffld Parkau (oma oru of tha *ortd I f f l (d M O W Haring Babua loramuat authotViaa on pranwai 10 (t9 fd Dali Amai J r . Adnarma Bar- ■kudy a eraqua tpacua of tnonaay fl baau Four dnmrta l a p * daetda (R) to anrofl in natcraf chddb*«B ciaaa m 84)5 12 WORLO AT WAR 1205 0 ROBERT SCHULLER 0 0 12 :3 0 SPECIAL FRKNO* 1O 0 0 O M O W Ganttoman a Agraaivuni (19471 Grigory Pack Doro­ thy MeG ua* (B (d THE AVENGERS 105 12 JB4MY SWAOOART ffl (M l MYSTERY! RatPy Aca Of 200 $pua RatVy barNa 10 Moace* n 1911 arm tut bund Sadia, pra- 0 O C B S paiad to uaa th* mdkon pound! ba 205 IbougRt mth fun M part of faa ptan 12 LARRY JONES laovarihro* th* B o ra h **i iParl J 2 :3 5 t» 17) (R IO eo5 12 WORLD AT WAR 12 CM LO REN S FUND 305 12 OET SMART 10:00 0 o TRA PPER JOHN. MO. Tiippar JK kp o t and J T by to tocaw a bona m arro* Oonor tot a cnauVy • S-yaar-otO boy. ■ereok paytormar h A a l bom im urW tRaba laugfmg Rial cored ba lr t« (R) 91 (W MOEPEMOENT NEWS 0 (M l U ABTERPM CE THEATRE “ Th* G O GUIDE Mall laud l>ay crlchratlug the p in .. Friday and Saturday c l l y 's centennial, J u ly 20. ihrough July 27 and at I I Parade 10 a m . followed by p in . S o m e th in # In llic A ir I e s 11v 11 1e r a n d d a y t i m e with music of Phil Collins and fireworks al the civic center Genesis. Admission $2.50 |h t person per show. and Luke Lily I’aik Altamonte Spring* 20-plece Exhibit of works by Amite Sm ith and the Uok Fellow C om m unlly Jazz Ensemble r ir tls is . June 0 0 -J u ly 21. Summer Concert. Sunday .July Maitland Arl Center. 231 W 21. 7 p m .. East monte Civic I’ a c k w o o d A v r., M a llla n d . Center, t.ongw ood A ven u e. ( lallt-ry hours IO a m to 4 p in Altamonte Springs Free to the weekdays except Monday ant! public. Guests vocalists Hilly 1-4 p m Saturday and Sunday Phillips and Gloria Yousha G eneral Sanlord Museum Open free lo I hr public lee cream social In Hardens on July .md Library. Fort Mellon Park. 20 In celebration ol Maitland 520 E First St . Sanford. 2 5 p m .. S u n d a y . W c ilm - s Centennial. E x h ib it o f c o n te m p o ra ry tlav.'Thursdav. and Friday. Seminole County Musrum. sculpture hy vouuk artists, tluou^h Aiujiist 23. Sampson H ig h w a y 17 02 a I II u • h G a llery . Slelson University. i l o u l r v a r d . in o ld A g r l Delaind. Monday lhroii)>h Fri­ Ccnter/Counly Home bulhilug. day. !1 a.m. Co 3 p m. Free lo *1 a m lo I p in,, Monday tlunngh Friday. Call 321-2489 the public. National Uuilimn Assm'lalion lor evening and afternoon .i|> Until Show and Comrpetition. polntmenls Closed Sundays Seminole Communlly C'ollcnc, Ihiuugh U iU ir Day S a n fo r d , A u g u ni 3 *1 0 . Exhibition ol works by laie Workshops. In lures, fashion Frauk Rani|Nilla Florida arll*i. shows and cguill tits* acilvllles. ihrough Augusi 11 al latch Exhibit ol prize winning ((iillts Haven Arl Center. 2-lllt N. hy Florida qulllers. For In- Mills A ve , Orlando. Hours lortnallon call 3 2 1 (jH21. 10 5. Tuesday ihrough Friday: H andicap S in gles Dance. noon to 5 . Saturday: 2 5. W eslm ontr I’aik raid SprliiK Sunday. Oaks lllvd . Aliamonie Springs Nature hike each Saturday. every second and fourth Fri­ It) a n i . W rklw a Sitting* Stale day. Hours. 7:30*9:30 p in Park Exlendrd day hike. 12 (M) A d m is s io n 35 c e n ts . C all p m . every third Saturday ol C lau dia Harris. W est m onte (he miniih Tw o hour mutual Park. , H<>2 0090 and plain Idenl Ideal Ion trip. E x p lo re Ihe g a la x y with 12 30 p in . each llrM Saturday Is la n d * In Ih r S k y . John Young Call 889-3140 lor Information P la n e ta riu m 's new feature Artists League of Orange show, will continue into Sep County gallery. Casselberry leuiber Monday through Fri­ Wltslurr Plaza. Stale Hoad 430. day, 2:30 p m Saturday and Monday lo Saturday 10 a m to Sunday. 2 and 4 p m .. Loch 7 p ni Free to Ihe public. Haven Park. Hit) E. Hollins St,. Florida's ofllclal slate play. Orlando. Adults. 61. children, Cross a n d S w o rd , In lls 2 1si studenls. military and senior season , on H igh w ay A t A citizens. $1,50. Members frer South. SI Augustine presents M n a l Mania Cosmic Concert performances nightly al 8:30 le a lu r lr i)! " H e a v y M e tu l" p m except Sundays through groups, John Young Planetarl Augusi 24 For reservation* um. Orlando Science Center. and information, contact loo-ti HIO E. Hollins Avr.. 9 and 10 471-1969. SATELLITE TECHNOLOGIES n? % JuduSn % £*tM Statu** • • Over 7 0 0 Sport Events • Non Stop Entertainment A s Low As $37.00 Per Month, You Con Own Your Own Cable Company With Unlimited Entertainment! Cull (305) 931 -154$ 3 :1 0 O M O W Haamn Can Watt" ( 194)1 Don Amaefu 0*n * Ttw nay 4D 0 11 AQRCULTURS USA. OirsYousi 4 :3 0 k Over 8 0 0 Movies Per Month 0 3 :3 5 Q WORLD AT LAR0E F r id a y , Ju ly 19, 19BS—J how eoo Bruca Janrur aiptora* ma bond ba0 0 M O W Prmcaaa M ay l*aan p ao p ll and Iha* pat I (Pari 1 of I ) |1 9 B J| Matafa Van thrOBrgn m ta rn a i anth Doty ParKamp Ltndaay Wagnar Baaad ait NHL Gary Buaay S u Caaaar Dyan Iha baal aalar by JudHh Kranti Tha Cannon. Sarah Oouglaa and Wayn* OaugfHar of a ftoaman prmca and Worthyup an Amur c m K traaa andaarora to P M SCEPFO STARS Sehadutod orarcoma tha bagadiaa of har paal rytaru **a * m Kamiaan Turnw md K d to launch a e a rn * a t ma b ad * Roaamu AtquWto m «i tor a n *» coam alca an* (A) i O CRAZY UKC A FOX Harry md Harnaon m vangafa an aetanIrc rtnayatd orm at a I Natalia Sehafan claim that a ipacaahtp haa landad n har grapaa t» l 1UM IO UPFCY Evening H e ra ld , Sanford. F I. M IM tl* Or or (•00) 331-5030 ODD f '• A fJ / B i» u i(i OlSpray-Tet h, h h - �* — Turning Karald, Sanford. FI Frid a y , Ju ly IV, IVU Daytime Schedule m o r n in g 7:00 4:53 0 CD TOOAY (T ) O C B S UORNIM O NEW S (7 ) O OOOO M ORNING AM ERICA ( R O MCKLYWOOO AMO T H I S TA R S (TM II) ? ) (34) YUM TBTOM ES (W | FARM DAY |l ) SURERFRIEM O S S 5:00 I P {W IH tW t 12 ALL INTHE FAMILY 5:23 (T ) O MOU.YWOOO AMO TH E S T A R S (MON. TH lfl 5:30 O (4 1 THIS W EEK IN CO U N TRY M U M ! (MOM) O 14) *■■ COUNTRY (TU E-F HI) 12 BOBNCWHART 7:15 ID (MRAM WEATHER 7:30 1 1 (34) TOM AMO JE R R Y { 10) SESA M E S T R E E T (R ) g ( I) IN SPEC TO R OAOOCT 8 8:00 1 (S)JM BARKER 0 (4 .1NEW S C S S EA RLY I t CM) WOODY W O O D PECKER 0 (f ) M EATHC4JPE 8:05 8:30 H CM) PINK PA N TH ER (10) M ISTER R O G ER S (R ) j | | FAT A LB ER T 8:35 MOANING ( 7 1 O ABC NEWS TH IS M ORM HQ i? ) i (M ) PO PEYE 1 2 YUNTIME 6:45 (7 ) a EYEW ITN ESS D A Y B R EA K ED I MR A M W EATHER 1 2 BEW ITCH ED 8:00 o ( I l D IVO RCE CO U R T (T l O DONAHUE (T i O S A A N A B Y JO N ES if f (M l W ALTONS (K » SESA M E S T R E E T (R )g IS ) CA RO L B U R N ETT AMO FIM N O S 8 July 22 MONDAY EVtNINQ 6:00 0 (1 M H 0 ( 7 ) 0 NEW S H (39) JEFFERSO N # 0 (10) M ACNCIl / L E H R E R N EW S HOUR 0 | l | LA VERNE I S H IR LEY 8 :0 5 9 2 ANOY GRIFFITH 8:30 0 ( I I NSC NEWS ' l l O C M NEWS 1 f IO A BC NEWS g (11 (M ) ALICE 0 ( I ) HAPP Y DAYS AGAIN 6 :3 5 1 2 S A FE AT HOME 7:00 SA LE OP THE CEN TU R Y P M MAGAZINE A ( h o l a . of JU m W aMn , accu ttd o l spying lor in * Sovw tt A B *r*rty HW* i M l M tA I* aganl (7 ) a JEO PARDY (It (M ) TOO CLO SE FO R CO M ­ FO RT L*ut»l tid a t m ih H *rvy whan har m olhar «olc*A har d it approval M 0 (10) NATIONAL G EO G R A PH IC lo o k I Al III* pwnMHng chim pana m tAW Aicii ol Dr Ja n * O oodall. who hat b**n working lor ov*r 30 y**r a on th* moAl com prahanatv* p rim al* atudy in tcM niihc hiAlory 0 (• ) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:05 1 2 SANFORD ANO BON 7:30 O C l) ENTERTAINM ENT TO NIGHT In la rv m with Victoria P rincipal ( I ) O W HEEL OF FO RTU N E ( J ) U JO K ER • W ILD lb |M | BENSON 0 (B l A LL M THE FA M ILY 7:35 1 2 A L IM THE FAM ILY 8 00 O I f l T V S B LO O P ER S ANO PRA C TICA L JO K ES W M * M Mon and Gloria lu ting at a victim * ol practical |oA*a. 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T U E , THU) (10) D ISCO VER TH E W O RLO O P SC IEN C E W ED ) 0 (10) FLO RKM HOME GROW N (PRO 0 (B ) M OW 0 (I) family S 11:30 ( I ) S C R A B B LE O A LL-S T A R B LITZ (W JF LO R IO A S T Y IE 2 emeus 0 ( D d 10 ( 7 ) 0 NEWS '11 (M ) BEN N Y H AL 0 ( 10) DAVE A L IE N AT LARG E 0 ( t ) H O GAN 'S HERO ES 12:00 (f)O T H S S A JN T 9 1 (M I RarooA 2:00 0 ® ANOTHER W O RLD 7 ) 0 ON* L IF E TO LIV E d ll (M ) AHOY GfVFTTTH 0 ( K» ALOHA CH IN A (W ED) | 10) ON THE M ONEY (TH U) ( 10) JO Y OP PAJNTM O (FRO 8 2:30 (J ) a CA PnO L (U : (M ) GREA T S P A C E CO A STER a (10) C A LLIG R A PH Y WTTH k e n BROWN (TU T) 0 (W ) M AGIC OP CAL PAINTING ( w in 0 (W ) M AGIC BRU SH OP GARY JE H K ltE (T H U ) 0 (10) M AGIC OP D ECO RATIVE PAPFTMQ (FRf) ® SANTA B A R BA RA IJP O OUKKNG LIG H T O G EN ERA L H O SPITA L J (S S ) B U G S SUN N Y (I) (J ) (X I 1J ft ) 0 LIT T L E HOUSE ON TH E O STA R TR EK O ME RV G fBFFM (M l SC O O EY OOO (10) SESA M E S TR EET (R )p ( I ) SU P ER FK C N O S 4:05 11 FU N TSTO N ES 4:30 91 (M ) HE NAN ANO M A STERS OP TH E U N M R 8 E 0 (• ) VOL IR O N . DEFEN D ER OP THE U N IV ERSE 4:35 1 2 ADOAM S FAM ILY 5:00 J (4 ) N EW LYW ED GAME J 0 T H R E E S COMPANY J U LE T ’ S M A X I A DEAL (58) D U K ES OP HAZZARO ) (10) READM Q RAINBOW ) (S )lD R E A M OP JEAN M E 5:05 1 2 BRA D Y BUNCH AND 0 (10) FLO R ID A STYLE 0 (tl H EA TH C U FF 3:05 12 BUOS BUNNY ANO PRIENOS 5’30 B ( | p eo p le s co u rt f f lO U 'V I ’ H ' U N EW S 0 110) UNTAM ED WORLO 0 It ) M O RK ANO MMOY 3'30 0 5:35 ( W) M ISTER RO G ERS (R ) July 23 8 ’30 S 8 :3 0 0 ( 1 1NBC NEWS 1 o C B S NEWS g b O A B C M tw sg 1 1 (B4) A LICE 0 (« ) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 9 2 G R EEN A CRES 12:30 7 :0 0 O (4 ) LA T E M OHT WTTH D A VI0 IET T ER M A H SchaduWd actor lo rn H ank*, com adian Richard la w lt. m uaician P aq uilo Da Rhrara 9 1 (M ) I LO V E LU CY O (1 ) S A LE OP THE C EN TU R Y ID Q PM UAO AZM B WMW NM ton. Charyl Tiagt modaN la * laah- 100 (7 ) O M O VIE Sm W it*’ (1BST) Richard B urto n. Joan CoN ni 9 1 (M ) LE A V E IT TO BEA VER 1:10 ID O CO L UMBO Flare* com paliUon among buPhghltra arnbroa* Cdum bo m a murdar anrMUgahon IR ) ( 7 ) 0 JEOPARDY lit) (M ) TOO CLOSE FOR COM­ PORT Oatpna Hanry t dWapprovaI Sara dacida* la purtua a TV lark them |ub mtiaad oI a entagt datlM W ) NATURE OP THINGS Fa * lurad ih* Oabta. a non- Muakm carnal rating mb* on Ih* bordar of Kanya and Ethiopia 0 <t) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:05 1:30 12 SANFORD AND SON 7:30 1:40 9 2 M O VIE "A Mmut* To P ia y . A Sacond To O w (IB M ) ANa C o rd . Arthur Kannady 2:00 9 1 (M ) B IZA R R E O ( | >ENTER!AJNMENT TOAROMT tnlamaw with Mtna Oamond I I ) o WHEEL OP FORTUNE (7) ( j JOKER’S WILD [ I (B *| BENSON 0 ( 4 ) ALL » l THE FAM ILY 2:30 ( I ) O C M NEW S M 0HTW ATCM I t (M l OUNBM OKE 7:35 12 BASEBALL Atlanta Brtvaa al Uontraal Etpo* 2:50 (7 ) O MOVIE D **P W a la rt" (IB M ) D an* Andraw t. Jaan P a la rt 3:30 5:00 O (3 ) A-TEAM B A i* ta l up aa an _______ a gangalar altam pung lo gam ir — control of th* lo cal hghl ]R )g U (M ) FA M ILY AFFAIR s' 3:45 U G E T SM ART 400 91) (M i r h o o a 4:15 71 JSFFERSOMS and Flcranca lournay lo i ______CKy. aach wrlh a drUaranl purpoaa m nund Cam aoa by Charo Jo * Franar and HaMn Raddy (R |g CD TH REE ! A CRO W D Jack a about Vicky*A pay rtM * by U r Brbdford t claim that tha t m or* kuccaaaM than Jack (R ig 9 1 (M ) DALLAS 0 (W ) NOVA A prON* o l Harold I (dgarton daArgnar of I air ob *. a Rghl that I “ a 12 BEV ER LY H KLBKU ES 4:20 -Com* To Tha l ora lia Young. *■ 4^0 4.00 8 :0 5 6:00 6 :3 5 0 (• ) M O VIE Bom bart B S I ( IBS T) K a rl M aldan N tlaM Wood 9 1 CM) RHOOA 0 C D d 'O 7 O N EW S (BE) JE F ffR B O N B 110) M ACNEIL / LE H R E R NEW SHOUR 0 (t ) LA VERN E 4 S H IR LEY 5 2 ANOYQWFFTTH (I) a SIMON S SIMON Tha Sim ona m « *tlig ala whan a woman damn* that th * taw har huaband batiauad lo b* h a r* baan loal At a m Ih * y a a rt ago |R ) MOVIE 1:30 ( I ) o AS THE W O RLO TURNS I I (M )O O M iR P Y LE CD (101 M AGIC O F PAINTING K EEP SA K ES fFR f) 12 FA TH ER KNOW S BEST 11:00 0 ( 3 ) (3 1 O I I I 0 NEWS 91 (M ) BEN N Y H ILL ( 10) DAVE A LLEN AT LA R G E (B ) HO GAN 'S H ERO ES 8 O (£ ) B ES T O F CARSON Goal Johnny C a rto n G uaalt Alan tHng. Sharon O laaa IH ) 111 O TA XI IM O A BC N EW S NIGHTLINE (11J (S S ) CH IC O ANO THE MAN 0 |S ) H O G A N 'S HERO ES Stab N 11 BAB) C aW tla Hobn 0 ( I ) IN SPEC TO R GADGET action lo ba pholographad |R )g 0 (I) UO N TREU X GO LDEN RO SE POP FES TIV A L m that l» « 1 concarl m M o nliaui. B w itn rtan d . faaturAd partorm ar* mcfcida Man At W ork. Povitar S ltla ra . B,by O caan, Kanny Lo g g m t. C u tlu r* C lu b . R C 0 Spaadwagon and o th a ri EVSM NG 11:30 CD O 1:05 TUESDAY 1100 I t (M | BC TV 12 MOVIE 300 J O io v w a 11:00 8 30 (1 ) a HEW HART stag nant* >• lorn tratwaan har km * lor M ichaal in d Ih * tacurlty o l bamg mat r no lo hrt itch and pow arhJ bo at (R ) 12 AFTERNOON O ( 41 LO V E CONNECTION (D itjc u o a E T S 8:30 (T) O 8:30 S 9 2 FU N TSTO N ES 1 2 1DREAM OP JC A N M E (T> O EYEW ITN ESS D A YBR EA K (f P I(3 4 1 0 0 0 0 DA Y1 MEWS 12 WOMAMWATCHfTUC) I 10)REAXKNQ RAINBOW <•> MY TH R EE SONS 7:35 8:00 O « ) M C NEW S AT S U N R IS E >1) O C S S EA RLY MOMNNO 11:35 8:05 12 H A ZEL * (D O M O VIf * S k o kW | IB B tf Darmy Kay* John Rubm tlam A drtm aluairon Of tha actual aran tt that lad lo th * m rarvaniion ol Ih* A C IU whan em tan* of SkoA l*. M . allam plad lo had a plannad dam onalrthon by ih * Am ancan Nad Parly (R IO CD O f o u l -u p s . b l e e p s 4 BLUNDERS P h yM Otkar them A Nm toolag* ol har IB 4 I guaal appaaranca an 'You Bar Tour L it* " (R ) g 8 00 0 (D (7) O WHO'S THE BOSS! A Autltrad Mona In** to atpiam whan a talk thow hoaiaa* (Sarty Whrtt) tnd har craw ditcovar AngaI* tnd Tony In a campr(routing ttiu tuon (R)g I T (38) O UBfCY 0 (10) TEN W HO D A R E0 8:30 CD O HAN TO THE OaEF A USO plan* I* groundad In a hoaiaa coun­ try Zolotov thraatana lo aapoa* OBmr’i thanamgwta with tha KGB APT urUata ha baccma* a Soviat ("H 3 10:00 0 (D REM INGTO N S T E E LE Laura and Ram m glon a r* kaad lo Malta ahara an accan ln e muttonaw a partuada* Ih * duo to com pala wnh aach olhar m th * backing down ol a m ating (oumaAal IR ) (Z> O U A C O RU O ER E LOUO Mal­ colm and Jarm y a r* Atyiruad by m tAdhr* (awat intaf who aaagt )u*l on* tla p ahaad of tham (R ) g I t (M ) BfOEPCNOCNT NEW S 0 (M ) SECO H O HOM E th * AN ol U S Navy paraonnai and thab I ami kta N portrayad th ro u g h a Goa* look at at* aboard ih * aver ah car'• « U SS Jo hn F Kannady and Ih* gwdatl iruaaaa m g ai* Harry E Tar IMS O IS) P O U C S WOMAN 10:20 12 M O W "ShaMho" |1B M | Saan Connary. B ng nla Bardot A kmar aavaa a group of artalocrata bom Indian attack a h a , dataaung th* Apacha efu af a to n In a kghl 10:30 91 (34) BON NCW H ARF 11:30 O ® TONtOHT I lo t! Johnny Caraon Sc had wad peamal Mor aero G ubarrai Dabnay Cowman (H ot* bagtnntng thia d a l*. "Tha Torughl Shr Show w a ba broadcaat In ttarao ) O TAXI O A BC HEW S NtOHTUNE (M l CH ICO ANO THE MAN (B> HO GAN 'S HERO ES B I 12:00 (D O MAGNUM. P L Th* m ytlarloua cvcum alancaa turroundlng th * craah o l an art plana al Robm U u la r'a aalata laada Magnum lo aukpad lout play (R | O TH E SAINT (M ) RHOOA ( t ) M O W "Too Much. Too Soon ( tBSB) Dorothy M elon* E rro l Flynn i 12:30 O (4 ) LA T E MOHT WITH O A V d LETTER U A N Schadulad com adian Ja rry Sam laid I Hot* bagmrung im a data. " L a i* Nighl With D avid l at lar m ar w « ba broadcaal In ttarao | 91 (M l I LOVE LUCY 12:50 92 M OVrE Lord Jb fT | IM S) P al or O 'Toota. Jam a* Maaon (7) 1.00 O MOW Flam ing S ta r" 11940) (M « Praalay Bat bar# Edan 11 (M ) LEA V E (T TO B EA V ER 1:10 ® O MOCLOUO Har cohca emugg k r l uaa narva modaH 10 dtllM but* Ihaa contraband G u aalt L a * J Cobb. IddM Egan |R | 1:30 9 1 (M |B C T V 2:00 91 (M | B IZA R R E 2:30 (D O C B S NEW S M O tfTW ATCH 91 (M )G U N SM O KE rm -a 2 :5 0 CD O M O W A Hre# U tua B ank Thai Should Ba Robbad" (IB M ) 3:30 91 (M | FAAHLV AFFAIR aa 400 91 (M | RHOOA 4:10 92 G ET SArLART 4 :2 0 (2 ) O M OW S laltary a Heartcana (1B4B) He hard W idm ark. 4:30 9 1 (m i r h o o a �Evening Herald, Santord. FI. Frid ay, July I I , 1W1 -7 Morning News Proved Too Much For Wolf Dear Dick — I watch the CDS Morning News with Bill Kuri l * and Phyllis George every morning. There uaed to be a man — Warner Wolf — talking about aporta. He ian't on any more. What happened to him? — R.D.. Scottabluff, Neb. Warner Wolf Is a big fish In New York local television — hr does the s|x>rtscasts on the local CBS station. When he took the Job on the CBS Morning News, he didn't realize what he was letting himself in for To gel to the studio In lim e for the morning show, lie would have to get up at 3 a.m. And he does ihe I I o'clock newscasts every night After a while, he decided tl was Just too much for him, and hr quit the Morning News. Dear Dick — My alater aaya she read that Naatassja Klnskl'a mother was Ingrid Bergman. I* that true? If not, could you tell me anything • b o u t he r m o th e r or f a t h e r ? — R .8 .J . , Springfield, Mo. Untrue. But Nnstass|n does have a distinguished parent — her father ts the exciting actor. Claus Kinski Dear Dick — Could you tell me if the Jamie Lee Curtis, who starred In John Carpenter's “ Hal­ loween," ia the same Jamie Lee Curtis who played with Dan Ackroyd and Eddie Murphy in "Trading Places"? A lot ia riding on this. — P.H., Kalamazoo, Mich. Yes. Ihe samr Jamie Lee, the daughter of Tony WEDNESDAY EVEHMQ 6:00 O CD <T>0 ( 7 ) 0 news 11 CM) jcr Fiaaowa (D 110) UACNEIL / LEH R ER NEWSHOUR <D (•) LA VERNE ft SHIRLEY 6 :0 5 32 ANDY GRIFFITH plana now tna aarin a cruat ha* crack ad and coni no** to *Mh and aaparata IRig t » (■) MOVIE T h a Formula ( tSSO) Markon Brando. Oaorga C Scott Whoa mvaattgalmg tha murdar ol a coaaagua. a vatw an cop uncovar* a conapwacy Invotvmg tha auppraswon oI a tynthaltc Aral formula by an oil cartel 5 :3 0 OD O E / R tha atah at tha amargancy room a Had up and ha*d ho* laga by drug thrav** |R | 8 :3 0 O (4) NSC NEWS T ) 0 C SS MEWS 7 ) 0 A BC N EW Bg BOO It nsiAuca (2 (»| HAPPY DAYS AGAJN 6 :3 5 11 OREEN ACRES O CD FACTS OF LIFE Blair draw* up har piana lor ravange agonal Jo a«th tha h*»p ol a com polar pro­ gram (R)g CI3 MOV* Witnaa* For Th* Proaacufur, ( 1MJI Ralph Richard•on Oatetrah Karr Baaad on th# play Py Agatha Chriatw A ahrawd London ban talar a h*#d to daland an Amancan accuaad 0* mu.daring tea waalthy tngkah lady bland (R| o 7 :0 0 O ( £ SA LE OS THE CENTURY ■I) O P U MAGAZINE A London nawapappr photographer M artha* ■« estateIMm . • day m lha lit* of a drew* lam *y. C7> O JEO PA R D Y I t (M ) TOO C LO SE FO R CO O FO RT Jackt* aagarfy awwla • mar- nags propoaaf whan h ad fatten* i Mp but tea young man M hateng sacond thought# t t ) (10) TH E M A R T OS THE DAAOON A too* at China • attempt# lo •"eouraga trad* and baa anlarprlaa testa maintaining control o4 ttaaconomy g GD IS ) HARRY O ATS AOAJN 7 :0 5 11 BASES* LL A Hants B ra .** at Montreal Eipoa 7 :3 0 O (1) ENTERTAINMENT TOMOMT tetonrtaw nan Tom Han* a 0 W HEEL OF FORTUNE 8 July 24 ft (W IO USPCY S 3 (W ) WORLD P R O FESSIO N A L DANCE CHAM PIONS H IP Juftot Prow ** and John Mont# co-hoal thr* annual event. M aturing world claaa compautora n L a in and ba» loom dancing, Irom M adiaon Sguaro Gordon a fart Forum (R ) 0 :3 0 o OD DOUBLE TR O U B LE Hat* and AJBoon dacteo they r# gong lo try and gol to know thaw Aunt M ar­ go a M il* battar by pfenning a k » ciW waa*and trip |R ) 0 :5 0 3 2 JACOUES COUSTEAU THE FIRST TS TEAAS a tribute lo Couataau a Urn birthday that mcfcjda* U JO K E R S WILD tary tooUg* along with cSpa bom taatm twa hate at Mount Varnon V * Ouaaia John D am te. Sk (M)SCNSON IS) ALL S I THE FAMILY 1:00 O CD MOHS*AY TO HEAVEN Jonathan and Mart POM aa carpamara to hatp a coup** dommoiad S* that* tyrannical If daughtar |R )g CD O CHARLIE I iMon a recovering bom knaa ourgory and (Nampa Fomteoka (0*C* O Noa] drop* tntor an uneapactod HM (R) ® 01 SOUOSOLDSALUTES THE •CMOS OF SUMMER Guaata ka<arda H ats Alpari. Manna Raawaa Ttw Angili. Amartc*. Eddy Oram Th* Aaaoctteton, Captam and Tanisaa. Jbnmy BuRatt 8 (M) DALLAS lOtfO • (D S T. ELS EW H ER E WatephaS makte a panAil dattamn whan NO daughiar aay* aha doaan t want to ratten to coSag*. a abate lough * drug banaaeuon haa tragic conaaquancaa (R) ® 0 HOTEL Unptaaaam lam Sy truth# ara la .a W tJ by th# ratateraa a t a coup* oaiateatng thaw U P am haraary at Via S I Q ragory |R ) (S) P O LE * WOSAAN 10:30 ) SOS NEWHAAT (101(M NATIONAL IKS N OPENOEOORAAiaC AEfc A POATAAXT S tha San Andraaa Paoil la one o( th# ol Oeneral Hospital " She was Karen on "O ne Life to L ive" for live yean* Dear Dick — I recently watched the movie "Frances," starring Jessica Lange. I ssy that Meryl Streep also played In a movie about Frances Farmer. My hsuband says no. But I recall so clearly seeing It on cable TV about a year or two ago. If I'm right. I'll be S 3 * richer. — S.N.. Houston. Ask Dick * Kleiner Curtis and Janei Leigh, and the Screen Scream Queenol the 1980s Dear Dick — What year did the show “ Lost in Space" premiere, and what year did it end? — Unsigned. Houston. It began In 1965 and ended in 1968 Dear Dick — Can you tell me whatever became of the girl who played Zelda on "Doble Gillie." and what waa her name? — L.A.T.. Mesa, Aria. That was Sheila James, and a lot has happened to her For one thing, she now uses her real name — Shelia Kuehl For another, she went to Harvard, became a lawyer and today she Is a leader In the women's movement In the Loa Angeles urea rts tar as I cun determine, there was only one other movie alxiut Frances Farmer made That was ".Will There Hrally Be a Morning'/" which had Susan Blakely a s Frances, Dear Dick — Could you tell me the name of the aerlea that Jack Warden ("Craay Like a Fox") starred In ten or so years sgo? He was an Army officer on a Navy ship. — J.W.. Saginaw, Mich. That was "T h e Wackiest Ship In Ihe Army, and among Ihe others involved, was Gary Collins, who is now ihr proprietor of his own talk show. "Hour Magazine." Dear Dick — In watching a recent re-run o( the movie. "MacKenna’a Gold," I was much Im­ pressed with the spectacular scenery In the Dear Dick — Did Judith Light, who plays in •start of the picture. Was that shot In northern Mexico? — Mrs. M.H.S., Houston. Teaas. "Who'a the Boa#?," play Karen on "Oeneral I covered Ihe shooting ol lhai Him. hack In 1967. Hospital"? — J.I.K., St. Clair Shores, Mich. She played Karen on a soap opera, but It wasn’t and It was filmed near Cedar City. Utah OF THE AMERICAN IMPRESSION­ ISTS A took at tha davatopmant ol Amartcan Impreaatorual pamlng. featuring work* by Theodor# Rob naon Wdkam Marrtn Chaaa. John Twochtman and Chad* Maaaam THURSDAY EVENSTQ 11:00 0 ( 1 ) ( 1 ) 0 ( D O NEWS 11 (M ) BENNY M LL (C (10) DAVE ALLEN AT LAROE t l( « ) HOGAN'S HEROES 1 1 .3 0 0 CD TO NIGHT Hoat Johnny Cataon Scheduled actor MicnaW J For aaw playar Daytd Wwaa ( 1 ) 0 TAXI (7) Q ABC NEW S PSOHTUNE It (M IC H C O AN O THEUAN O ) « HOGAN'S HEROES 1 1 :5 0 32 MOVIE Th# Rover * (IM T) An­ thony Qunn Rita Hayworth 12:00 (1) O MOVIE Tha Ivory Apa ItMQI Jack Paianca, Steven Kaata I O THE SAINT ift (Ml RHOOA 01 H) MOVIE T o w ard Tha Un­ known |1SM | WiStam Holden Lloyd Noun 1 2 :3 0 0 (f) LATE NIGHT WITH OAVtO LETTERSZAN Schadulod comadian (md PNPipa. larmar N Y. Yank*** OutlMdar M ickey Manila I I (Ml I LOVE LUCY 1:00 ® O MOVIE Roberta" (IM S) Van* Dunn* Fred Aalav* J t (Ml AFRICA CRY OF A CONTVMINT CD o 6:00 O CD(110 (7 0 NEWS 11 (M ) JE FF EASONS 0 (1 0 ) 1 :5 0 0 M OV* Tha vtownl Onaa' |tMT)Farnando Lam*# Aido Ray 2:00 d 2 :5 0 (D O MOVE) Mghl Ol Tha Area* wn- (1ST*) M Khaat Craig. Yean# 3 30 31 (M) FAME.V AFFAIR 3:50 oarrsisAAT 400 31 (M ) RHOOA 32 BEV ERLY I 4 :2 0 4 :3 0 U ( M ) RHOOA LE H R E R (B ) LA V ERN E S SH IR LEY 6:05 31 ANOY GRIFFITH 530 0 (D N X C N C W S (I) O C X S NEWS Q D u A xcM Ew sg I t : (M l A LIC E (D (• ) H A PPY DAYS AGAIN « 635 G R E EN A C R E S 7 :0 0 O (D S A LE O F THE CEN TU RY i l l O P M MAGAZINE Th* la«i*h C a llt* Baron a S a l In OaSaa. aapvmg M s a S s a at a San Otago *nprovtaabon chib (J ) O JEO PAR D Y 1 t (M | TOO C LO SE FO R COM ­ FO R T A ltar m any Iwaa alarm *. Mu lo labor wh*a a har no choxa but lo aak Monro* tor h#*p (Pari 1ol ?) ID (10) NATURE A n a la Tha Q raat Fig Traa Tha m ajaatlc Kg b aa wtuch naaa abo«* tha luah ram Ol B ah ia Vi CantrW Am arica I* a> (S) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 706 12 SANFORD AMO SON 7 :3 0 0 (1 ) INTENTASSUEMT TOFSOHT tntantew with Robarl Mrlchum Cl) t t W NHL OF FORTUNE (J) O JOKER'S WILD 1 i (M | BENSON 0 (S) ALL IN THE FAMILY 73S 3 ! (It) BIZARRE 2 :3 0 CD O C X S NEWS MOHTWATCH (It (M l QUNBMOKS / ration ot war* to praaarv* th* natu­ ral h ab .lall ol wudltl# |R )g 0 (S ) M OVIE " L o n * W oll MeQuad* { IM )| Chuck Nor nr Oavld Carradma A T a ra* Ranger uaaa tea martiW art* rear* to and an arm* amugglmg operation MCWSHOUR 1:20 NEW AVEN GERS Staad M1 amp la to deliver • top aacrat mat kganc# document to anaura Purdey • rataaaa bom bar captor* |R) M ACNEIL July 25 32 BA SEBALL Atlanta 830 f ) (4) FAMILY TIES Mambara ol Ina lamrly ovarcompantal* wha* trying lo hWp Jonmtor gat ovar har laalouay ol mlanl Andraw (R) (Z) 110) THIS OLD HOUSE Ptannmg an a.wcFM room 0:00 O (4 CHEERS Th* boy* r a w ! 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 19, 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/fee2e5f37135364b56123ea0d3284fe9.pdf 55d1669e514af25b948889b5a7f1e240 PDF Text Text 41 Dead. 250 Hurt In Soccer Stadium Melee IlKUSSELS — Forty-one people were killed und more than 250 ln|urrd as fan?* of rival British and Italian soccer teams clashed at the start of a <hamplonshlp match In Brussels. Belgium. The riot apparently started when British fans broke through a wire fence and plowed Into a section of Italian fans A wall near the field collapsed under the weight of the Italian fans fleeing over it while being attacked hv the British. The collapse? of the wall brought down with It part of the stands, and scores of people were crushed under concrete and ImhIIcs Television crews on the scene to broadcast the game Instead found themselves transmitting views of the disaster to millions watching worldwide British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said Irom London the instigators of the riot "have brought shame and disgrace to their country and to footliall.'* Broken metal crowd control barriers were used as stretchers to carry the victims out of lleyscl Stadium. At least 200 of the Injured were hospitalized The game was played after a 90-mlnute delay. In the Cup of Champions, a final contest between Europe's best teams, the Juventus team of Turin . Italy, beat Liverpool of England. 1-0 on a penalty kick. Belgian police urged the game Ik- played, fearing more violence If It were called off. Large sections of Ihe stands were empty during the contest, except for clothes and personal belongings stained with blood But West German television broke off Its live broadcast In protest after officials of the European Soccer Union decided to go ahead with the game Louts Woulers. president of the Belgian Soccer Federation demanded an aulopsv for two of Ihe victims he said were either slabbed or shot At a news conference early today hr said the victims were 25 Italians. 7 Belgians. I French citizen and eight people still riot Identified Soccer, which stirs nationalistic passions almost everywhere it is played, has Ix-en plagued by hooliganism lor years See SOCCER, page BA Volusia Slams Dumping Into Lake Monroe By Rick Brunson Bcrsld Staff W rite r Sanford shouldn't count on grtting any support in its sewagr dls|M>sul light with the state from Its neighbors north of Lake Monroe The Volusia County Council. |>crturbed II has not been inlormed of hearings on the matter, filed a letter of protest with the slate Department of Environmental Regulation earlier this month. In the letter. Jack Ascherl. chairman of the Volusia County Council, said the tmurd voted Ma> 2 to object to any downgrading of the water quality classification In Lakr Monroe. The DER wants Sanford to stop dum ping treated effluent from Its Poplar Avenue sewage plant Into the lake The agency wants Sanford lo go dead. Seminole County Sheriff John Polk The Seminole High School Band marches to a lundspreudlng system of sewage was the main speaker. Participating in off First Street onto Park Ave. in the treatment Sanford says that system Is the event were the Disabled American Sanford parade today In observance of l cm* costly and Is trying to convince the Veterans, Fleet Reserve Association, slate to allow It lo upgrade the Poplar the traditional M ay 30 Memorial Day. Avenue plant. Am vets, Veterans of Fo re ign W ars, Following the parade, local veterans The city received a temporary j>crmlt Am erican Legion and the Florida A rm y groups held ceremonies in Veterans to keep dumping the effluent until National Guard. M em orial Park honoring the nation's war January 1087 In the meantime, the DER will decide whether Sanford must halt the practice lor good. During hearings last month water ex|»eris testifying for the city said the treated sewage dumped In Ihe lake is of Attorney Nikki Clayton In hire another like the Ideu of one level of county better quality than the lake wuter Itself By D o n m Estes attorney for her office a year ago and employees answering to Lllllbrldge. Hersld Staff W rite r But Ascherl said the lake already has instead that attorney was assigned to who would answer to George who water quality problems and dial dum­ A proposal to hire three new would In turn answer lo County ping sewage In II doesn't help employees and create what an Irked other duties. Noting that Robin Lllllbrldge has Administrator Ken Hoo|M-r who would "Our efforts should be directed County Commissioner Sandra Glenn been hired as the county’s construction Inform Ihe commissioners. She said she Inward improvement and restoration of culled "another layer of bureaucracy" program manager. George said the saw no need for so many levels of was sent back to county slafTs thawing pro|M>sed two new const ruction project bureaucracy. lxi.it (I for further study. Mrs. Glenn was responding to u coordinators would rejxirt o Lllllbrldge "W e urc assuming nobody Is mil to lie a d d e d t h a t I h e t w o n e w do us right, that all are out to do us recommendation by Deputy County coordinators could not walch all of ihe wrong. You want us to hire a clerk to Proposed legislation granting count\ Administrator Richard George Tm-s commissioners Ihe authority to set •lay that the commission create three 9-15 million worth of new construction watch and an employee to watch hint. smoking and non-smoking areas In new staff positions: an In-house pro­ of buildings the county is planning over What do our Inspectors do?” she asked county-owned buildings has passed ihe perty acquisition coordinator, a con­ the next three years. Environmental Services Director Jim lie said In many of Ihe larger projects Florida House of Representatives and Is struction projects coordinator for the Bible said the construction project expected to pass Ihe Senate today, but Department of I’nbllc Works and a a "clerk of the works’* would lie hired coordinator In his office would cost a one Seminole commissioner predicts construction projects coordinator for by ihe architectural linns of (hose minimal amount — 5 percent lo 6 projects to oversee construction and lo there will la- no action on Ihe mailer Environmental Services make sure Ihe architectural plans were |>ercent of project costs — and would Irom the county hoard George said the properly acquisition save the county much more. Public Ashtravs are placed ai various spots coordinator would work out of the followed. George said groups from private Works Director Larry Sellers said much throughout the courthouse and county county attorney’s office and would Ikservices buildings and part of the responsible for all the county land enterprise recommended this fashion of of ihe work the new employee in his office would do Is now being done by •ommlssion meeting rooms are In­ acquisition Including coordination of handling l he Job. the county engineer und he hud other Mrs Glenn, however, said she would formally designated (or smokers by the appraisals, title work and negotiations like to sec the written reports from work the engineer should be doing presence of ashtrays while the other Mrs Glenn reminded, however, that private enterprise, adding she doesn't section has no ashtravs. the same "excuse" was used bv County See OLENN, page BA Memorial Tribute Glenn Fumes At Plan To Add Staff die lake, not simply abandoning our objectives of 'flshable and swimmable walers.' Such an attitude is wrong and counterproductive to our entire pollu­ tion control programs," Ascherl wrote. Many other local governments have la-en forced lo seek alternative methods when the |Millutaut assimilative capaci­ ty of surface waters hs Ijccn exhausted and Sanlord should l>e nuexceptlon." Ascherl also said Sanlord's request Is ill-timed" since the St Johns River Water Management District is starting a restoration program to Improve the rlver's water quality The letter. Included on die city commission's agenda, went without comment at the Sanlord commission's regular meeting Tuesday, except lor Commissioner Robert Thomas, who said. "We sure are gelling some people upset with us." But Commissioner David Furr Inday c u lle d Ihe le tte r. ” u co m p lete mlsrcspresentallon of the tacts.” "I didn't, quite frunkly. appreciate It." Farr said. Farr said the county should have entered the debate seven or right months ago instead of now. when the matter Is under final deliberation. A decision Is expected by Ju ly. If the state doesn’t allow Sanlord to keep dumping In the lake. Ihe city may challenge (hr decision In court Farr said he has been told by other Volusia County officials that a city in the county Is also dumping sewage In a lake Bui that wasn't mentioned In the Irttcr. he suld No Fire In Smoking Issue Here SCC To Get Over $1 Million In Compromise State Budget T A L L A H A S S E E — Seminole Community Col­ lege In Sanford will get utmost $1.1 million from a compromise stule budget upjiroved by House and Senate leaders Wednesday Rep Bobby Brantley. K-Lnngwond. said Ihe compromise juissed Ihe Floilda House Wednes­ day and Is expected to puss the Senate today. Of the money targeted for SCC. $716,859 Is for building rrpatrs and $377,000 towards start-up costs for a new classroom building for adult continuing education. SCC ('resident Dr. Earl Weldon said he was "very pleased" to gel the full allocation for building rejialrs and the start-up money for the classroom building Hr said the $377,000 In start up money will be used lo plan and design a building to replace portable buildings that are now used for adult continuing education Weldon said some of portable buildings have been used for 19 yrars. See SCC, page 8A Ex-Lake M ary M ayor Fined By Ethics Panel W a lte r S o re n s o n . . . w ill not c o n te s t r e p r im a n d . The state Ethics Commission has recommended to Gov. Bob Graham that former Lake Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson be publicly repri­ manded and fined $500 for using his elected office for personal gain. Sorenson. Lake Mary mayor for 10 years, accepted Ihe c o m ­ missions decision, said Michael Gray, his attorney. The reprimand Is the result of allegations made against Sorenson by a political adversary Ray Fox. aiso ol Lake Mary. After Fox. a former l-ake Mary city co m m issio n e r, made the allegations to the city commission they Investigated and subsequently censured Sorenson The city com­ mission's Investigation showed Sorrnson once received an advance on his stipend as mayor — without required commission approval — twice used a city vehicle for personal reasons — once for a house warming party five blocks from city hall — and used a city phone to cull his employer In Orlando Sorenson lost a bid for re-election last tall to Richard Fesa. Gray said Sorenson, whom he described as a "full-time mayor" who "gave more to the city than he got out of the city." will not contest the Ethics Commission decision. — Deane Jo rd a n Longwood Boy Found Accidentally Strangled A 16-year-old Longwood lx>y Is the apparent victim of an accidental strangulation. Seminole County shcrllFa deputies reported tfte youth's 13-ycur-old brother found him dead in the garage ol their home at about 4 20 p m Wednesday, The boy was partially clothed and had the licit ol a karate coat around his neck. Sherlll's s|Mikesmun John SjMilskl said. *J. .* if - There was a /Vrir/iouse magazine near the body, and deputies are Investigating the |x*ssiblllly that the death Is sex related. Spolskl said. iightl) around his n n k IK- appar­ forcement olllclals. ently slopped breathing and didn't The youths apparently acted on the regain consciousness theory that pleasure can be enhanced The boy. a high school student, if the oxygen flow lo the brain 1s attended school Wednesday, so. i r d u c e d . I n d u c i n g ’ ’ l i g h t An autopsy was scheduled for 9 heudedness." while they, generally a m today at Central Florida Re­ Spolskl said, the accident probably with no one else around, engage In occurred after school hours. gional Hospital. Sanford personal sexual activity. Sometimes There liavc been media reports of they lose consciousness, law officers Spolskl said the youth who was lound on the floor was not "hanged" other youths In other areas dying in a said. and. since they are alone, they but had apparently lost conscious­ similar way. the victims of "sexual continur to strangle, and In some ness with the sash-bell secured asphyxiation." according to law en­ cases die — Susan Lodcn Noting that lliree nl ihe commission­ ers — Chairman Bob Sturm. Fred Slreetman and Sandra Glenn — arc sm okers C o m m is s io n e r Barbara Christensen said she really doesn't lH-l!eve Ihe jH-rmlsslve legislation will change anything But. she added. We have had no complaints and as a non-smoker I have no complaints alaiiil it.” Slreetm an. meanwhile, said Ihe commission hasn't devoted uny dis­ cussion to the subject and he haxn'l given It adequate thought lo make comment. See SMOKING, page BA TO D A Y Action Reports 5A Bridge Calendar....... Classifieds ...... 6,/B Comics............ Crossword Dear Abby .....IB Deaths Dr G o tt....... BB Editorial........... Florida....... ........ 2A Horoscope .......... BB Hospital ..... ........ 2A Nation 1a Sports Television .. ..........IB Weather World Network Of Phony IRS Men ROME. Cu. lU I’l) — Authorities are warning of men who travel door-to-door pretending to work for the IRS They say the men may be part of an Interstate crime network In which robbers get Into people's homes by pretending to be agents of the lax agency or law officers. Police said two men In three-piece suits rapped on the door at ihe home of Jerry Looney of Rome. Identified themselves as IKS agents while flashing badges and entered Ihe house Looney and his wife were handcuffed and their two children taken to a bedroom, where they were bound with duct tape The impostors ransacked the house and stole valuables. After the arrest of two suspects, police suld they received dozens of phone calls from other law officers Florida. Mississippi and Tennessee who reported similar Incidents with suspects posing as federal drug ugents. local police and postal workers !.»• J ' 'v A - ’u r .iv v r r •-uso 'l j r **-’ " "rr tfjfc f r .r -.r ' •m >oy �JA — Evtnlng HerJid, Sanford. FI. Thursday. May JO, IMS NATION Remaining Colt In Good Condition IN BRIEF NRC Says Three Mile Island Can Reopen; Groups Protest W ASHINGTON — T h r Nuclear Regulatory Commission authorized the rro|>rnlnf( of the undamaged portion of the Three Mile Island reactor which wan shut down In 1979 following art accident that destroyed a twin unit at the site. The commission voted 4 to I to allow the reopening hut said thr decision Is ttot final until Monday which gives opponents time touppcal Ihr ruling A few minutes after the decision. Three Mile Island Alert, a citizens groiqx-d based In Harrisburg. I’a petitioned thr 3rd U S ('Irenit Court of Appeal* to reverse the ruling Pcnsylvannlu officials may also attempt to get a court Injunction to prevent the undamaged nuclear unit from reopening. The plan! site, in Middletown. Pa., was the location of the nation s worst commercial nuclear |K»wrr accident. The commission, which acted alter six years of hearings which produced more than 30.000 pages of transcripts. Imposed Iwo conditions that could delay a restart. One stipulation^* that General Public Utilities Nuclear, the plant c>|>erntcir. submit a schedule for bringing the reactor Into operation. The other condition Is that the stall of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission be Increased to oversee the plant operators 4 Killed In Tank Explosion ’ SAN ANTONIO — An ammonia bulk explosion al an Ice plant killed four people and Injured al least 20 Inc hiding Ifi firefighters Wednesday. 't he midafirrnoon explosion was about two bloc ks from llemlsfalr, thr site of the 1908 World's Fair, and blew a huge hole In the hack wall of the Ice house owned by the lame Star Ice Co., according to San Antonio Fire Chief Charles Angellnl. T h r blast was so strong It knocked a 1.000 pound piece of metal off a inn k. tossing II down an alley, olllcals said. The victims. Inc hiding the firefighters, were taken loarea hospitals were they were Irealed lor ammonia burns. Inhalation and heal cxausllon. II Is not known how thr four vic tims died or whether they worked for the plant Tw o men who were trapjied In the plant following the explosion were freed by llrcllgiiters. a fire olllclal said The explosion was appatenlly caused by un ammonia leak, according In San Antonio’s Deputy Fire Chief .Jim Miller. Brother Nabbed In Spy Ring I W ASHINGTON — Fill agents arrested a third member ol Ih r John Walker lamlly Wednesday and charged him with trying In pass classified drfense documents to thr Soviets, Arrested was retired l.i Coindr. Arthur James Walker. 50. o| Virginia lieach. Va. Hr was charged with espionage In connection with an alleged plot with his brother. John Anthony Walker, a former Navy romintinlrnllons spec tallst and Ills nrpliew. Michael l.ancr Walker, a seaman on Ihr aircraft carrier Nlmliz The men were charged In wltal olllclals believe may l*c the greatest breach ol security In naval history. Fill .Official*} said they expect more urresls of Walker t.unity mrmlK-ts m business uHcrtnlrs ol .lotm Wnlker. who ran si private detective business In Norfolk IN BRIEF Growth Bill Waiting For Graham's Signature TA L L A H A S S E E — Tlte Legislature touched iq> it major growth ingnagenient hill Wednesday and sent li lo Gov. Hob Graham lor tils signature Legislative leaders In both houses hammered out Hie details ol the hill (III! 2871 last week The measure would overhaul Hie way lix ul governments process site |tl.ms lor laigr developments. It also calls (or coastal construction standards The Senate a|iprovcil (lie lull last Friday and (lie House accepted II on Tuesday but tacked on several amendments. Those amendments were accepted Wednesday tiv the Semite. Attorney Fights D ill Stickers SARASOTA — IHI'll A |tlun In Identify convicted drunken drivers by huni|M-r slickers has Ik-cii challenged tiy an attorney who says II Is "like imlllng somebody In a |t|llory." The bitglu red sllekrrs lead "Convicted DUI Restricted License." On Tuesday. Surusola Counlv Judge Kick DcFurlu ordered Michael Aoclulr to |iul (lie slicker oil tils Immpcr and restricted Ills driving lo business purposes for ihc next six months. I’htlllji Proseh, A udalr’s attorney, mild lie lias llletl an ajipcal with the circuit court challenging Hu- legality ol Ihr stickers. Pmsch argued jtuhllc display of tlte sticker Is "unreasonable" and "fairly debatable." lie also referred lo I lie slickers as an "Illegal sentence like pulling somelxxly In a |illlory Blood Donors To Get Circus World Passes ;Kach person who gives lilixxl u| Central Florida Hlixxl Hank Irum June I lo Ju ly 1-1 w ill gel a In , p.is*. In ( In us yy ,a III ( )|||\ ., Ii|hltrd number ol coupons are ayalluhlr Any healthy person who is at I'Msi 17 years old Is eligible lo dpitale liiixxl al Central Flmtda HJ,mu! Hank Each potential d o n o r c o m p le te s a m e d ica l questionnaire and Is given a mlnl-pltyslral in confirm rhglhilIIv Th e one pint ol hlixxl that Is collected during the donailon luix'css could Ix'iii'lll the lives ol several patterns. Central Florida Hlixxl Hank sup|illrs hlixxl lo 2H brail I i care Im lilllcs In thr 7-county area H O SP ITAL N O TES C ssH tl Zlwia* ■ »«>•<*<I Ms«#U«l WsOm m n AOMIUIONV K IW iilm H in ts .*9* M iM iin u Mailland JaanC Cottalln O v S * C a o lA ttaila« OlICNAROIt J m s it C C Qr— nt Jr . r»«m*i« J Hxiiun ana Jasn A Vania*o A u .a m ltr W,<na ■IRTNI Vanlara baby ban By Jan e Casselberry Herald Staff W rite r Raining May. one of the rare iwiu quarterhorse foals born Mai 19 In Sanford. Is dead. The Mclay-old filly, the weaker of the two at birth, had to lie pul to sleep Monday because of leg pounds to 52 lbs Her twin. Go For Gold, went from 55 pounds to 72 pounds during the same time. The average blrthwrlghl lor a foal Is 65 pounds The twins would have been only the fourth set of surviving horse twins In the United Stales injuries. Only one In 700 000 equine Marsha Ensor of Wonderwood births are twins and 75 percent Farms. Sanford, owner of the ol all twins are either stillborn or horses, said. "She was healthy, premature, according lo Mrs. that's why we felt so badly about Ensor. Only 25 prrrrnl are live it but she was running and got births and IH percent die within loo rambunrlous ton fast. She three hours injured her right front leg and When the foals were born the her vet. Dr. I’cle Haberley of Winter Springs, put It Itt a cast vet was amazed to find them up to her shoulder He was going alive with normal blood count, to leave It on for three weeks and hearts and lungs Mrs Enwir said If the left leg held up she said. Th e tw ins were sired by should recover Hut virnetlmr early Monday, she injured her Lawman, who Is owned by Mr. other leg and the vet said the and Mrs Joseph Wlsecup of kindest thing was to put her Osteen, and trained and handled by Don Vrlcr of Vrlcon Stables. down. So. at I I 10 a.in. Monday she A|xipka Lawman Is a grandson wus humanely pul lo sleep. It ol the famous thoroughbred rare was one of those Ireak accidents horse. Man of War. and halfbrother to Eternal Prince, who It could have been something run In this years Kentucky she was (torn with, but It did not Derby and placed third In the show up on the X-rays. I Just praise the la>rd I have one super Preakness healthy stud colt left.” "Running was in her blood." H o r n to M r s E l i s o r ’ s Mrs Ensor said The filly’s Ixxly q u a r te r h o rs e m a re . C o z y was donated to the University of Charisma, the fillv In four days Florida School ol Veterinary went from her blrthwrlghl of 35 Medicine at Galncsvllle Razzle Dazzle M»r<M PSotobr Sob A#»r , Kalhy Kinney, center, president of the Downtown Business Association, kicks up her heels with two members ot Seminole High School’s Dazzlers dance troupe — Captain Janet Sawciuk, left, and co Captain A p ril Sharp, right. The Da/rlers are asking Sanford business people to donate money to help them raise $3,000 for new uniforms. In addition to donations, the the group is also holding many fundraising activities. For more information call M arjorie Wilke at 322 3237. Nicaragua: C IA Training British Mercenaries MANAGUA. Nicaragua tUPIJ — Nh.miguu <lulmrd I be CIA la ir.lining -10 Hrltlsh mercenaries in carry oul terrorist attacks In ( ’crural America that will tie blamed on (lie lelllst Sundlnlstus Carlos Nunez Tellez, a mem tier of the Sundlnlsta National Directorate and presl dent of I lie Constituent Assembly, said the llrltlsh commandos are preparing lo attack embassies throughout (he region. There Is a llrltlsh connection In the CIA terrorist war against Nicaragua." Nunez said In remarks published Monday In the udflclnl S u n d ln ls lu Front newspaper U.irrlruda I h r Observer newspaper In London published a similar rrjxirt Sunday, saying that as many as 40 llrltlsh "dogs of war" mercenaries are expected lo lly to Central America next month to Join other soldiers of fortune fighting Nlrnrngna. Hut the n-pori said “ professional lighters here have rejected the approach and those who have signed uji are untrained and Inexjierli-nt ed " IJ.S Embassy olllclals refused lo com­ ment on thr allegations and there was no Immediate comnient from ilu- llrltlsh E m ­ bassy. Nunez said the CIA was training Ihc mercenaries "In attack embassies In Costa Idea. Honduras ami to stage sell indicted allacks' on U S embassies in Central America." Tlte commandos would then accuse Nicaragua of "Internallunul terrorism in a bid to turn putilu- opinion against the Sundlnlslu government. In- said. "It In known the CIA lias recruited 4<> mercenaries, former members ol the llrltlsh A rm ed Forces, (or the creation id a Command ol Urban ()|icruttnns Nunc/ sold. *'A group of Amrnerm millionaires with ties lo ihc CIA are the ones res|Minslble for this ojM-rullon mid have promised to llnuncc it." he added T h r Observer said the mercenary rei rultment Is part ol an etTorl by powerful American figures and two Central American guerrilla leaders who have visited London secretly. It said Tom Posey, a businessman Iroin Alabam a who leads Civilian M ilitary Assistance, was believed to be a key figure in tin- rcrrullmcni drive "There s a lot more Interest from the llrltlsh j m o j i Ii ilu- Observer quoted Posey as saying I have lieen m lout'll with 30 or 1 111 |H*o|ile who I fxjM-ct to conic over prt-lI soon All have some kind ol military I cx|>erlrnrc ’ fl AI miiiI 15 IXXJ anil Saiidlnista reliels have 1 ii reived $ho million m financing fronir Ihc ! t IA. luii ib< lundmg was siisjiciidrd by 1 Congress Iasi year F.llnrls by ibr Kriignn W administration to secure additional aid have ’ hern rejerlcd hv the House Get A Good Seat; Hall ey's Comet Is Coming FLORIDA •sn laid b u n A D i o Horse Twin Dies After Injuring Leg NwharS and OaWa Caorrwt. a LOS A N G ELES HHTl - II yon waul to see Halley's Comet when it /(Mims by lor Ihr llrsl time since 11110. gel oul ol Ihc smog, stay- away from city lights and go south Halley's has I m-i-ii tumbling tbtmigh spate lot thousands ol years and has been on the tnlxiiind leg ol its latest Journey around the sun shier I94H It will route closest to Earth In N o v e m b e r, s e le n lls ls said Tuesday at the I5lsl annual tit eel I tig ol t h r A m e ric a n Association lor ilu- Advance­ ment ol Science. "It Is thr only comet whose mm in can lx- accurately pre­ d ic t e d ." said l)r Ray I. Newhurn id the International Halley s Walrh at the Jet Pro |iolslon Lalxiratmv in Pusadenu "It's also ilu only cornel showing all known types ol cnmclurv activity such as Jets, shells, streamers. Hares and lolly.developed Ion anti dust tails.” Halley's, which approaches c.trlh every 75 years or so. ckx-s not streak across the sky like a ttu-leor. but travels very slowly among the stars Iroin night lo uighl lit a backward" fashion, u motion opposite the earth's rotation Nrwhurn said. HaUcy's like all other cornels. In comes active and visible only Hiiotigh Inlrruetlun wllh solar radlallott with visual brightness varying Irum cornel lo comet. New hum ex|tlalned The lew cornels lli.il laded as •hey ajiproaelu-d the sun apparenilv were living and were never seen again, hr said Halley's comet as It appeared In 1910. Sanford Names 5 To Influentia I Boards The Sutilurd City Commlsalon has a|)jx>luied five |x-t>|)le lo Iwo ol ihr city's most influential lx xtrds Three nrw members. Includ­ ing thr first while, were ap|xilutrd lo Ihr Sunlord Housing Authority which oversees anti sets |xillcy for the city's six puhlle housing complexes. A A. McClunahan. a former city com m issioner, was re ­ commended by Commissioner John Mercer und unanimously up|iroved by ih r commission Mercer said Iasi week he Ihoughl ll was lime a white jierson served on Ihc five-m em ber board He said tie received many calls from |iubltc housing restdrnts Htijqxirllng McClanahan for the Job. Robert F ra zie r, a retired railroad worker ami longtime resident ol Saiitord. wus also a|i|xilnlrd lo the board Corn mlsslonrr David Farr, who re­ commended Frazier, said hr admired hla "tenacity.” Alexander Wynn, a detention hom e w o rk e r and lu n e ru l director, was thr third member appointed. Mayor Ik-itye Smith nominated him for Ihr jiosi. The Hirer urc replacing Joseph Caldwell. Eliza Pringle and J Wain Cummings whose terms cyjilrrd May 20 The positions are lion (Mid and members sene lottr-yrar terms I wo muntx-rs were uiqxilnted to the elly’s Planning and Zon­ ing Commission with a third prison cxjM-cted to lx- named at the rlty commission's June 10 nutting Jay Malone. ti<>3 S. Myrtle A v r . Sanford was recoin* tnentled by Mercer Malone Is Met- president of Southeast Hank and "a very capable young n u n ." according to Mercer. John LcHoy. of 401 E. Second St . Sanford. Is u dralisman for a construction company and part owner of a print shop Farr said LcHoy may "periodically" have conflicts of interest since he works for u construction com­ pany. but added, his back ground will overcome any con­ flicts he may have Dr Lurlene Sweeting, ol 4QO IMne A v e ., S a n lo r d , was nominated by Commissioner Robert Thomas Hut Thomas •wild he hud not asked her If she was willing to serve on the Ixxird Ms Sweeting a longtime educator and counselor, has suggested that Dr llorlcnse Evans of the Seminole County School Hoard be nominated. Mayor Smith said The commission Is expected lo select Ms. Sweeting or Ms Evans at its Jo u r 10 meeting. Mrs Smith said. The new members arc replac­ ing I’A Z commissioners Cllll Miller, who resigned Iasi month alter moving oul ol the city, and JU Sitin'* Galloway and ( ’ ll Franklin whose terms expire next month. The positions arc also non-pald and members serve three-year term* In other action the co m ­ mission. • A p p ro v e d a o n e -y e a r a g re e m e n t w ith S e m in o le County requiring either gov­ ernment rn iliy to notify the oilier when H I* considering annexations, rc/onlnga or land use changes lh.n may alfccl c i t h e r 's b o u n d a r ie s The agreement requires cither entity to notify the other within one week alter the request Is made for such action. The purpose is to Improve cooperation between the iwo governments so that any adverse rllrcis ol an annexation or rezoning on either inav be ironed oul early In the discussion ol the m utter. Commissioner David Farr said Hie agreement would help prevent lawsuits between the county und city. The agrreinrnt follows u re­ lent hap when the comity de­ cided to sue Sunlord after thr city commisston approved the annexaiton of eight acres on county Road 427 Seminole County Is trying to make the same agreement with all seven elites In the county. • The commission also gave tentative approval to the ereallon of two new city depart-, merits — engineering and plan n in g a n d a d m i n is t r a t i v e servtccs. Under the plan, nine* city divisions would lx- divided* Into Hu- Iwo departments. Three; administrators w ill also tx- hired j lo run Hie departments. The* plan will consolidate Ihe city.; organization and give each dr-* part merit more expertise. ac-:» cording lo City Manager Frank. Faison, who requested ihc plan'; lx- a|iprovrd. Th e commission earmarked* $36,422 lo cover Ihe coat of* adding ih r new supervisors for'; Hus year -R i c k Brunson * �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Convenience Store Plan Still Alive Zoo s Docents Honored Joanne Schlicnz of DeBary was honored at the Central Florida Zoological Society's third annual awards luncheon Tuesday as Docent of the Year and was presented a plaque by Al Hozon. zoo executive director City Sends Hot Potato Back To P&Z By Rick Brunaon Herald Staff W rite r Like a hoi potato, the Sanford City Commlvston sent a rrzonlng request from a developer who wants to build a convenience More bark to the Planning and Zoning Commission for more consideration. Over the objections of about 30 residents who live near the proposed store s site, the city commission voted unanimously to return the request to the P&Z Iwjard. which recommended de­ nial of the request two weeks ago. The vote came after Com­ missioner David Parr said the rrzonlng would be In keeping with the city's comprehensive land use plan. Thomas Tompkins, of Centex Homes of Florida. Kissimmee. Is asking that a lot at Lake Mary Boulevard and Sir Lawrence Drive be rezoned from multi­ family residential to a restricted commercial district so he can build a convenience store. Grovevlew to heavily congested Luke M a ry B o u le v a rd . S ir Lawrence Drive Is the only road leading to and from the devel­ opment. Hozon also had good news for the docents and the stall, the donation of a modular building by Cardinal Industries. Inc . lor use by the zoo educational department lor ofilers and a small docent classroom. Mercer Mid he told Cameron he usually supports the P&Z board's decisions but added If he found fault with the board's recommendation hr would vote to send It back Commissioners Thomas and Milton Smith said they never talked to Cameron. Cameron said he supported Parr's attempt to gel Tom pkins lo build another road but M i d no location around the subdivision was acceptable for a conve­ nience store. "W e don't want one out there There are too many now." he Mid. Cameron said there are three such stores within two miles of the site while another resident. Bob Halsler. of 327 Springvlew Drive. Sanford. Mid there are five within one mile. P&Z Com ­ missioner Brent Carll says there are eight convenience stores within one mile of the lot P&'/. C o m m is s io n e r J .Q . "S lim ' Galloway told the com­ mission the hoard denied the request because residents of the Cameron, who presented 30 nearby Grovevlcw subdivision, letters to the commission opalso developed by Tompkins, Jjoslng the rezonlug. M i d the were not expecting a conve­ residents would gather more nience store to pop up next to facts und plot a strategy to defeat them when they bought homes the request. there. The residents' chief concerns ''I'm the one who made the are Increased traffic and crime motion to deny and I'm proud of they believe the store would It." said Galloway, who was bring to their neighborhood applauded by the residents Cameron told the commission Thursday. May JO. I U S — 3A Mrs. Schlicnz was als4t ele­ vated to senior docent along with two other zoo volunteers — Carol Schlahig and Jean Michael — ami was one of 24 d(M-rnts who received medallions lor contributing UK) or more hours to i hr zoo Central Florida Zoo Executive Director Al Rozon presents Docent of the Year award to a smiling Joanne Schlienz of DeBary during a docent awards luncheon Mrs. Schlienz, he said, frequently went "w ell beyond the call of d uty” as a zoo volunteer. She has put in more than 100 working hours during the past year and represented the zoo at an out of state conference as well as in com munity outreach programs and zoo tours. Hozon M i d Mis Schlicnz. In her l l3 years as a docent, has donated "her lime, resources and a personal touch well beyond the call of duty" Williams M i d (hr zoo has 50 volunteer docents w ho are trained to serve as guides for visiting groups and inlortn them about the zoo animals, as well as mtmduetng zoo visitors and the community to some ol the more sociable animals on a one-to-one basts. The new president of the Central Florida Zoological Sortriy . John K Smith Jr., assured the docents that while the soctrty ts still studying relocation possibilities. there will be no neglect, ol day-to-day operations at the present location. Smith Mid Ins six goals tor the zoo this year are developing greater community awareness: establishing a strong promo­ tional program Itn.illrlng re­ location decision, establishing two additional major fu n d ­ raisers. expanding the m em ­ bership base: and hiring a director of development S m ith said the hoard is awaiting word from the federal government on whether or not the zoo could Ik* relocated at Turkey Lake Park, un Orlando city park — Jsn e C s s ie lb e rry Poll Says Am ericans Want Seat Belt Laws, A ir Bags W ASH IN G TO N (U l’ll - A nationwide poll the majority of Americans want laws requiring motorists to wear seat Irclts and directing automakers to Install air U»gs In new vehicles The poll, s|Miusored by the non -profit Insurance Institute lor Highway Safety und conducted bv the Opinion Rrscurrh C o rp . m v s (mind 57 perernt of those surveyed favored such legislation 37 percent diet not and 0 percent had no opinion. each. 52 percent still favored the Idea. 42 (M-rcrni opposed It and 6 percent said they iiad no opinion. In a separate question, when told that mandatory seal Ih-Ii use laws would have to I k - enforced strictly wuh fines ol S25 and more and that air bags could cost $350 The |m)II released Tuesday was based on rcs|>onses of 1.005 adults aged IH or older and was taken In late April. It had a margin of error of 3 percent. traffic counts on Lake Mary Boulevard are averaging 10.000 vehicles u day. according to a Seminole County traffic study. A store at the Intersection wotdd only add more traffic, he said, making the road more hazard­ ous He uddrd that Increased trulllc would endanger about 50 students who catch a school bus Stephen Cameron, of 120 An­ at the corner. thony Drive. Sanford, said the But Sam Ackley, who repre­ ruling upset him because he was assured by all four city commis­ sented Tompkins at the meeting, sioners beforehand that they said traffic studies conducted by the developer's engineering were against the request. consulting llrm showed a conve­ "Th e y all said no.' they would nience store would decrease not support It." Cameron Mid. traffic on the road Tw o of the commissioners As for the question of crime. a c k n o w le d g e d t a l k in g to Cameron but said they were not Ackley said convenience stores supporting the request: they don't breed crime und M id there have been only five repona of sent It back for reconsideration. criminal activity at Sanford con­ "I told him (Cameron! I was v e n ie n c e stores In recent not In favor of It and I'm still months. He Mid a convenience not." Furr Mid. Hut. he added, More would Ik- the "highest and the commission did not approve In-st use of the properly." the rrzonlng. "W e sent It buck to But Cam rron disputed Ids P&Z." Parr Mid he did not want to figures. M y l n g Sanford |>ollrr ‘. ’lose Tompkins" before the city rr|M>rt an average of 12 5 Inci­ could work out an agreement dents at convenience stores In with him to put the store In the city In the Inst year. location more favorable to the Halsler Mid. "A store can act residents and for him to build as a magnet to draw In un­ a n o th e r u c c e s v road from desirable elements " Hut city Commissioner Hubert Thomas said In the Interest of fairness to the developer the request "should go back to the drawing board.” The decision riled the resi­ dents. who svdd they would start a petition drive to get their point across to the city. M A R R IA G E LICENSES William Eugana W aarar. Ji. Batty J. Mad lay ]> David W Stawart. 7t. Jamla L Flynn. 7i Bard 0 Rockanbach. 7). Contlanca M Oaitar. 77 Erm an L Hutching. J r , I t la tlia 0 SchoOaid 14 Mlchoal A Banavanto. X . Shaila Ann }) D a nd W Thomat. 71. 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Call the Helpline, TODAY. 252-HELP or 1-800-ALC0H0L [itt MttOMHdottriK* fcodw aadtMttndi ofett youit |>«| Hutu** Ctl Isa tar Mlonoaton w rtfc ri* •Humana Hospital Daytona Boach too North OyOa Momt Boctovon] t Daytona Boach. Florida 32QSO j u Mm v •* r. V l S . t t ----~ • I W litiflff | |IBS * • .'!.* ,-M Z f S 4 i t **.' ’■u'UMT-.'v* M v n t ts i* 1 \ �% •• Evening Herald .MX) n: ( usps 4ii no) FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Code 305 322-2611 or 831-9993 Thursday. May JO, 1984— 4A W»yn# O. Doyl*. Publisher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Malvin Adkins. Advertising Director llottir Ixilvrry Wrrk. 81 10. Month. 8-t 75 3 Months 8 I t 25 « Months 827.00 Year 851 00 lly Mall Wrrk. SI V) Month. 80 00 3 Months 818 00 0 Months. 832.50 Vmr. 800 oo Radio Marti Makes Waves Radio Marti, the Reagan administration's effort to counteract mirnc of tiic propaganda , Cubans hear from their own government. ,! finally went on the air and promptly drove Fidel Castro right up the wall. That tells us : that Castro understands more about Radio ! Marti than do some of Its detractors In this ; country. Th e critics on this side of the Florida Straits tend to regurd Radio Marti as a pointless ; exercise in propaganda and. more Im ­ portantly. an Impediment to Improving rela­ tions with the Castro government. Th ey m ay have a point on the latter count. Hut then, the ; Reagan a d m in is tra tio n r ig h t ly d o u b ts whether anything more than a bogus, or at best superficial, detente with the Castro regime Is possible. Alter all, Mr. Castro remains a convinced Marxlst-Lenlnlst allied with the Soviet Union and committed to the violent rxport of revolution from Ethiopia and Angola to Nicaragua and HI Salvador. Where In that Is there any real room for com m on ground with the United Slates? Th e n too, a careful reading of Cuban .diplom acy throughout Mr. Reagan's first term •Suggests that Castro has been playing a ;double game. Publicly, he blames the United ;Slalcs (or the continuing enmity between : Washington and Havana and hints that he •Wants better relations. Privately, lie has •>purned several Invitations to meet the United States halfway In reducing tensions In the Caribbean and Central America. . So. hopes for a real detente between W ashington and Havana look Ill-founded at »hest. Th a t leaves the United States with little to lose by attac king the Castro dictatorship at one of Its most vulnerable s|Mits — the dally failure to tell the Cuban people the truth. Few Cubans know, for example, that fully one quurter of Cuba’s entire economy con­ sists of subsidies from the Soviet Union, a telling measure of the Custro regim e's 'economic lullurtk. Few Cuban* know how ’m a n y of their co u n trym e n are d yin g tn Ethiopia and Angola (It Is official Cuban government policy to keep casualty figures secret). And few Cubans know how many |M>lltlcal prisoners are locked away In Castro's Jails (Cuban officials have acknowledged holding at least 3.000 persons). Castro labels Radio Martl's plans to provide the people of Cuba with Just such Information as "Ideological aggression." That Is an overstatement. Hut beaming the truth Into a totalitarian state built on lies and censorship Is a form of Ideological warfare. What else but subversive would one call telling the truth In a country where doing so Is a crime? Putting Radio Murtl on the air cost the Reagan administration Its newly negotiated Immigration agreement with Castro. That means Castro won't be taking back several | thousand of the worst crim inals he sent to the United States on the 1080 Muriel hoatlllt. It also means that Castro apparently won't he releasing up to 20,000 Cubitus each year to Join close relatives living In the United States. And unless the Cuban government Is able to Jam Radio Marti w ith fairly consistent success. Castro may consider other measures to discomfit Washington. 1 So be It. Custro s|>ends vast sums to htoadenst his gospel of violent revolution throughout the Americas. Rudto Marti can tight the scales Just a bit by giving the people oi C u b a Inform ation their governm ent suppresses. Tru th Is the greatest weapon ugulnst totalitarianism. I.ct It Ik* wielded against Custro like a cudgel. BERRYS WORLD VIEWPOINT P rim e M in is te r T hatcher's Luster Fades By Rupert Pennant-Rea Editor's \o tr: Pennant Pea Is an editor of thr Economist, thrlirttlsh weekly magaalne. LONDON — Prime Minister Margarrt Thati her. who only recently seemed to be solidly implanted In power, is suddenly looking vulner­ able. Her ratings in the opinion surveys have fallen to their lowest level in three years. A wide spectrum of political, academic and religious leaders arc challenging her economic and social poll! ICS And even members oi her own Conservative Party are criticizing her arrogance. In a sense, she- Is going through roughly the same difficulties that arc facing her friend President Reagan, who enormous popularity has also been slipping The reasons are different, however. Thatcher, who look over the leadership of the Conservative Parly a decade ugo. has been the predomlncnl figure in politic* here since 1979. when she became the first woman prime minister In British history. She has gone through some bad patches But. after her sweeping victory In the general elections of 1983. she could almost claim to be forever invincible To a large extent, though her Image Is currently cracking for reasons beyond her control. Her Labour, opponents, alter squabbling among themselves for years, have finally unified tx-hlnd Neill Kinnock. a young and dynamic politician who performs exceptionally well on television. If tltr voters dislike the Labour Patty, they have an alternative In the Liberals and Social Democrats, whose movements are headed by attractive and talented leaders. Thatcher * rivals are of course tx-nefltlng from the mid-term blue* that always seem to affect administrations that have been In ofrice for a long time. Hut there Is more to the present Impatlenre with Thatcher than weariness with her manner. Her style has never been especially pleasant From the start, she has been dubbed "Nurse Thatcher" or the "Headmistress' because of her Inclination to act bossy as If she and she alone knew all the answers. So It Is substance rather than her personality that I* eroding her influence. She repeatedly emphasizes that her economic strategy has been successful because the inflation rate, which had soard to 22 percent In 1980. has since declined to 4 percent The fall In Inflation, however, has been achieved by tactics that have contributed to an employment rate that now stands at 13 perrent. double what It was when Thatcher became prime minister. In short, her cure has been us bad as the disease i A general election must take place In three tears. In all likelihood. Thatcher will hold the election toward the end of 1987. and the schedule worries her Conservative Party col­ leagues. EDWARD J. WALSH ANTHONY HARRIGAN C ourage Eludes Congress Education The O n ly Real Edge In the llrsl week of May. thr U.S. Senate approved a budget pro|xis.d that approred to lx- an uuthrnllr vlctory In the long war to balance the federal budget. The plan, worked out by the White House and President Reagan's allies In the Senate, would reduce federal spen­ ding by 858 billion m llscal year lf»8fi. and 8295 billion over Hirer year* It did not seem unreasonable to hope that the House of Repre­ sentatives w ould pick up the challenge thrown down by the Senate to make some further pro­ gress toward reducing the federal budget, which will <xi/r red Ink for at least the next five years anyway. After all. the Senate plan soared to JEFFREY HART the highest of the heights achieva­ ble m federal budgeting: actual program termination Thlrtrrn liv­ ing. breathing federal agencies and programs were sentenced to death, including such all lime losers as thr The Washington opposition to the .loti Corps. Appalachian Research Reagan administration, from the Commission, and Urban Develop­ tx-glimtiig. has continually pmtx-d ment Action Grants. Of course, they lor high-ranking appointees to pick also tofred the I’lrnldctit to swallow O il. t h e effort re s e m b le * a la s e r a near freeze on defense spending. beam which rests first here, then limiting any Increase to the rate of there moving on In due course It rise of the consumer prtre Index. the armor of the current target Still, the Senate package was proves too resistant. The selection of thought to provide momentun to the target always has |x>llry Im ­ deficit reduction plications The largcl Is always, ll took only a week lor the House without exception, lo the right of Budget Committee to bring the possible alternatives. senators — and the test ol us — Just now the laser beam Is bat k down to earth. On May Hi. the picking at W hite House co m ­ Committee approved a budget m u n ic a tio n * d ire c to r P atrick proposal that represents the worst lluchauan If the president stands of Ihc old school ol paper s|>endlng by him. Huchunun will survive, and cuts with a sly promise of higher lo-chanaii Indeed has important butlnys tiller it <alts tor 8'iHri billion siip|Miit lii Congress In ex|N-ndltures attrr "cuts" hi 858 Early on' In the Reagan ad­ billion — cuts that Senate Majority ministration. the laser tx-am picked Leader Kolx-rl Dole referred to as op on the profile of National Scrurlvisible only with "blue smoke amt iv Advisor Richard Allen. None of mirrors." The only program termi­ i In- laser operator* directly attacked nated lit the House plan Is fedrral Allen's foreign |tollcy credentials, revenues sharing, whleli through a which arc formidable. The reason menagerie ol bookkeeping devices the laser picked mil Allen was that can Im- preserved — hidden — In lie represented a hard-line tendency other programs. The lm|M>riaut rewhere the Soviets are concerned diicllon of eost-of-llvlug Increases I he laser men had. however, a lor Social Security, so painfully won scandal prepared: Allen had ac­ in ttie Scnutc, Is abandoned fullcepted a couple of wrist watches lllght bv the House. from the Japanese. He was "In ­ As usual, the lludgei Committee sensitive" to ethical considerations goes after national defense with a No one considered him "dishonest." meat axe: tut percent of the ruts god no. merely "Insensitive" about called lor In the pro|Misul are In the the "proprieties." In truth, none of defense budget. which comprises the laser o|x-rulnr* cared u whit less than 30 (icrcent of lederal alxiut Allen’s souvenir wrist wotexpenditures Otherwise, by simply « lies, they merely wanted u hard deleting H|M-nding (or contracting liner out of the White House They with the private sector tor certain succeeded. government functions — a move u r g e n t ly a d v is e d by th e Edwin Mcrse. nominee for at­ Kc.tgan/Senatr budget, thr Com ­ torney general, was singed by the mittee shows only u 12.1 percent laser bcum. but has escaped nicely. I he laser picked up a pair of |ade reduction. D em ocrats' T argets <oll links Meese had accepted from the Koreans and still hud In Ills possessions. The luscr picked up some In irre s l-frc c loans from friends, who were subsequently hired In Washington, no connec­ tions obvious or demonstrated. To everyone who knows him. Ed Meese is the epitome of honesty and has never made an extra dime out of public office. Meese was slated to be lilt- centerpiece In I he Sleaze Factor phase ol liic Demix-ratle campaign, when (he whole thing blew over, much assisted tiy the rcul and not phony sleuze of Zacearo-Ferraro. Of course. Hie laser did gel James Widl. not at all because of his Jokes ai ihe expense of affirmative urllon or his talk about "cripples" hut because he was the point man against the environmentalists. The laser wins some and II loses some. Wall resigned ll tried lo pick oil .Judge William Clark because ol alleged Ignorance alx>ul foreign allairs, hut really tx-cause ('lark Is an effective hard liner Clark survived, with the hacking of the president: and without Clark we mlghi not have had. among other things. Grenada The laser operators knew all of that perfectly well The laser picked oil one Reagan appointee recently. Ur Eileen M Gardner, named a senior advisor lo the secretary of education. One ol i he Senate's most egregious dema­ gogues. Sen Lowell Weleker of Connecticut, tried to make it out that Dr Gardner, who holds u I'll I) from Harvard. Is "Insensitive" to haiidlcup|x-il children. This Is rub blsh Dr. Gardner has s|x-m muc h ol her professional life working wtlh I he handlcupprd This Is Hie season ol graduation. Young people are leaving high **u hnol and college and. In the process. getting advice from Ihclr elders In commencement addresses. Talks on graduation day tend tn he rrjx-tliive. and. In the excitement ol leaving behind one phase of life and beginning another, graduates may not listen too closely. Neverthe­ less. commencement Is an Impor­ ta n t r it u a l C o m m e n c e m e n t speakers try their best to give some helpful advice. Whal advice should one give id this point In our country's history? First of all, one should recognize that this Is a gcxxl time for young people to begin a new phase- of life I he country Is In pretty good condition. The young men who arc graduating won't have to go to war. which was Hie case when I gradu­ ated from high school In 1943. If employment conditions urrn'l Ideal for everyone, they are generally very gcxxl The United Slates Is free of depression and recession. Most Importantly, our society affords wmplc educational opportunities. One insy work and study at the same lime. True, education al a private col­ lege may cost $10,000 or more a year, and costs at state universities are rising rapidly However, most, tf not all. states have c-oinnuiniry colleges and technical education centers which enable students to obtain good Instruction at very modest cost while I hey live at home Not everyone Is able lo go to college or should al tempi to do so. bul everyone should endeavor lo continue hi* education in one way or another. That's a message that should be Incorporated In every commencement address. Pierre clu Pont, former Governor ol Delaware, pointed out a couple of years ago lhat almost every young person In America will have to Irani new skills several limes In his lifetime. That's the nature ol busi­ ness and Industrial life In thr lair 20th century. Young Americans, therefore, should elrarly understand the central Importance of continu­ ing education. Indeed education provides the only real edge Ameri­ cans have In a w orld full of Industrialized and Industrializing nations. T h r way for Americans to maintain thrtr standard of living Is lo keep learning Technical skills are essential In an iige ol selrnee and technology, of automation and robotics. However, tec hnical knowledge isn't enough It's also Important that young |x-oplr receive Instruction In the history and values of their country and civilization JACK ANDERSON FBI K ep t S enate In D a rk A b o u t D o n o va n By Jack Anderson and Joseph Spear W ASHINGTON - Slowly bul III cxorahlv. evidence is coming to light that shows how seriously Fill officials misled the Senate Lulxir i ommlttc-c- m 1 9 8 1 on ihc- rc-la itn n s lilp b etw ee n an alleged mnhstc-r and the- construction company headed t»y Raymond Donovan, then awaiting confirma­ tion us Labot secretary. During Donovan's al unity conHnuallon hearings FBI olllcials In ■ barge ol th r background Inv tsilgullon dc-lilx-r.iicly withheld lim n tlu* senators information gleaned from 892 lupr* ol phone ccmversa! Urns These were secretly recorded In 1979 during a massive F It I o p e r a 11 o n K o o w n a s IUMCON.” "I'm afraid wa don't hava any opanlnga tor a Malarial Qlrl right now." The Se nate, having been deceived alxHil Ixuli the existence and the cuiilcnt of the wiretap evidence. •onllrmc-cl Donovan Last year Donovan was IndUird by a New York grand Jury on the I k i s i s ol evidence- on 51 of the rUMCON tapes I tic main reason FBI olllcials gave lor keeping the Senate in Ihc dark was ih.il disclosure- would have endangered Ihc- bureau's key In lotmani In the IUM CON Investiga­ tion Bin after sludving nearly 20 |xinnds of FBI atllclavils unci tape* iliut were withheld from the Senate, our associate Tony Capurclo has dc-trinilned that the FBI informant was Involved in virtually none of Ihc contucia. When alleged mob figure William Mussrlli dc-ull with the Si hiavour Construction Co.. Hie FBI informant was not involved Groping like blind men. Scnutr i nmmlllcc members asked FBI oft lr la ls a b o u t the su s p e cte d Mussrlli Sehiuvonr relationship — only in lx* reassured But there had Ix-eu very, very llmiied contact" or some contact hut nothing that I would ((insider significant." One FBI otlKiul said wiretaps dating Itac k lo 19(39 had Iw-cn reviewed, and ihut "we loeatrd no reference to Mr tkmoyuu or Schiavone Con­ struction Co." Yet Donovan s own attorneys. who arr trying lo get Hie TUMCON tapes disallowed as evidence against i heir client, have stated In court i hat lkmovan or other company executives were- mentioned 351 Bines In the 1979 tapes Herr are some excerpts from thr ia|>es that might have been ol considerable m irrrsi to the Senate in considering D o n o va n 's up- poinintent: — In early 1979. according lo an Fill agent's alllduvil quoting from the tapes. ''M u ssrlli discussed Schiavone' und the tael Hun wc got a little- connection wtlh some people ill Jersey, ... Whatever (contracts! ihcy can give, we — we're gonnu have ... first crack ul. ... If 10 guy* go lo bid with them, he'll lell me. Here's the 10 bids Can you beat them?" That's how close we are.'" — During another taped conversa­ tion. according lo u ii FBI ulllduvtl. Mass* III culled a Schiavone execu­ tive and "spokr wtlh him about sending trucks lo City Island with Fatly."’ The relerence was lo Fatty Simoncttl. son-in-law of the late Malta godfather VllO Genovese — Numerous times during the IU M C O N Investigation. Masselll was tuped in discussions of a bribery scheme lo get a dumping |x-rtnli — and some ol Hu- dl* cussions were will) a Schiavone executive. "While no money will change hands until the dumping." an FBI agent explained In an affidavit. "Massellt Is virtually assured of his rtghi to dump and thus ihc success ol the bribery scheme." D u rin g one phone cull to a Schtatione executive, Masselll said. T h r thing went through on the dump und passed the board." ac­ cording lo the alDdavlt. which adds "Masselll stated that he had the guy from the (Army! Corps of Engineers, and dial his person could get thr application (for the dumping |>rm>ll) through." In this same conversation, ihc FBI ••gem noted. Masselll said that activities necessary In this posslhlr succrss will continue while hr •ihiAliis certain agency letter* of approval." �Evening Herald, Sanford FI. T w o S a n fo rd M e n 1wo Sanford men have been charged In connection with the **ale of LSD and marijuana after allegedly providing undercover Seminole County drug task force agents 10 pieces of paper reportedly soaked In LSD. A g e n t s a ls o r e p o r t , d m a k i n g a C h a r g e d W ith S e llin g WALK AWAY Action Reports An Altamonte Springs man who reportedly walked rapidly from the front of the Altamonte Mens Club. North Street. Alta­ monte Springs, when a Seminole C o u n ty s h e r if f ’s d e p u ty approached him was nabbed behind the club and charged with possession of less than 20 grams ol marijuana and resist­ ing an officer. The deputy reported searching the man and Uniting a bag of w hat appeared to lie marijuana In hts pants pocket, a sheriff's report said. Dale Allen Konstanz. 37. of Market Street, was arrested al about 7 p.m. Tuesday and re­ leased on $500 bond. ★ Fires ★ Courts ■k Police deal with one of the two for lhe purchase of a bag of pot for $30 The LSD was sold for $50. a sheriff*s report said. Agenls met with one of the two men at 4220 U.S. Highway 17 92 *8. Sanford, on May 16. He told them he could provide them with 10 "hits’*of LSD and from there he went with them lo 2420 Chase Ave.. Sanford There they met with the other suspect and the deal was completed, the HOMEGROWN report said Oviedo police searched an On Wednesday agents again went to the Chase Avenue home O viedo home Tue sd ay and 'and inel the second suspect who turned up a crop of three allegedly sold them the bag of marijuana plants, a pipe used for (Nil. , smoking pot. and a bag of seeds and partially smoked pot ciga­ Arrrsted there al ahoul 8 p in *as Richard E. Williams. 23. of rettes. a police report said. A man residing al the home at that address The other suspect, arrrsted al his home at 4220 784 S. Central Ave. was charged U .S . Highw ay 17-92 » 8 . is with cultivation of marijuana Steven Mark Campos. 20. Doth and (Missesslon of (Nit and drug have been charged with conspir­ paraphernalia. Clarence LeRov Garrison. 21. acy to sell LSD and marijuana Williams has also tx-cn charged was being held Inileu of $5,000 ’ will) possession til the Illegal bond. FOLLOWED AND CHARGED d ru gs and was being held Police followed two men they without bond, because he was on probation al the time of his iN-lleved to be Intoxicated from arrest. Campos was firing held the Hotline Dottle Club, state Road 436. Altamonte Springs. In lieu of 85.000 (Kind. 597 Spanish Trace Drive, was arrested at his home al 7 a m. Tuesday. He was being held In lieu of 85.000 bond. BURGLARIES A THEFTS An $80 gold necklace was stolen along with $100 cash from the home of Lurry Darnell Hardy 33. <>l Route 2. Dox 6D. Burrow s Lane. Sanford, on Tuesday, according to a sheriffs report stopped the pair on stale Road 436 and charged both with possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia. Police reportrd seeing an Ricky 1. Morlev. 28. of 185 envelope containing several Lake Shore Drive. Altamonte small plastic bags of white Springs, reported to sherllTs powder In the suspects’ truck. deputies that his 1977 Mercury They searched the vehicle and worth $800 was stolen from In reported finding a straw and front of his home on Sunday or razor blade under the doormat. Monday. G erald M. Vest. 28. and Joseph A. Correntl. 30. both of Tw o deplfi finders, two lire Orlando, have been charged In extinguishers and a boat motor the case. Vest has been released (impeller with a total value of on $3,500 blind and Correntl on alMiut $900 were stolen from a $8,(XX) bond. Doth are scheduled storage unit at Sable Point to appear In court June 17. Storage. W ilde rn e ss D rive. NO ACCOUNT Lnngwood. belwern May 10 and A 5 0 -y e a r-o ld A lta m o n te 24. according to a re (Kirt tiled by Springs man has been charged owner Jack T . Brooks. 45. ol 242 with Issuing a worthless docu­ llorntieam Drive E.. l.ongwood. ment after allegedly paying for furniture with a bad check. A video recorder worth $‘KX) The $741 check Issued to was stolen from the home of Dadcock Furniture. Casselberry, Cheryl Crook. 37. of 523 Eden on Feb 14 was drawn on un Park Road. Forest C ity, on account the man had closed In Tuesday, deputies reported. Nov. 1983. a Seminole County sheriff s report said. Jewelry, fishing gear, firearms Store employees reportedly and other Items with a lotul Identified a suspect In a photo value of over $2.3(X) w ere stolen lineup and Gerardo Jimenez, of from the home of Arthur G. Thurtday. May 10. ItRJ— JA LSD , P o t McDaniel. 34. of 3407 Holiday Ave.. Apopka, on Sunday nr Monday. Sheriffs deputies also reported that $300 worth of Jewelry. $100 In coins and firearms were stolen from the home of Collon Earl Frey. 58. of 3112 Holiday Ave.. between May 23 and Monday. Victoria L. Wackwltz. 37. of 6 92 C r e s tv le w D r iv e . Casselberry’- reported to sherllTs deputies that about $200 worth of clothing. $120 cash, a $300 camera and a $75 lens was stolen from her car while It was parked at the Lake Monroe boat rump. Sanford, between 2 and 6 p in. Monday. Brenda E. Watson. 37. of 311 Coble Drive. Long wood, parked her car on the right-of-way of Rena Road and slate Road 434. Longwood. between Saturday and Monday. She reported to sheriffs deputies that during that time a $200 camera nnd a 829 flashlight were stolen from the vehicle. Vice I L. Hall 27. of 5000 county Road 427. Sanford, re­ portrd two voter pumps worth $500 each wt re stolen from her property lietween April 29 and Sunday, deputies said. A lta m o n te Doctor Faces H earing O n Drug Accusation An Altamonte Springs doctor ts scheduled to face an Informal state hearing Saturday Involving an accusation that he continued to prescribe a drug to a pregnant woman even though he knew she was addicted toll Dr. .Jeffrey Roln-rt Koren. ol 685 Palms Spring Drive, Is scheduled lo up|ieor la-lore a Florida Board of Medical Exam ­ iners meeting 111 Palm Beach Koren Is one of 17 doctors scheduled to a|i|H-ar before the lioard. according lo a spokesman for the Florida Department of Professional Regulation. Diane Hull, of the DPR. said Informal hearings are held when a doctor does nol dispute the allegations but desires un oppor­ tunity to have witnesses speak on his behalf or to Introduce mitigating factors. After the hearing, the board usually schedules another meeting on the Issue to determine what. II any. disciplinary action Is to be taken. Punlshsmcnt can range from a verbal reprimand to suspension of a physician’s license. According to the complaint against Koren. he prescribed Dllaudld to u pregnant woman for reasons other than pain between Aug. 22. 1983 and April 4 . 19 8 4 . D l l a u d l d Is a morphlne-llke pain reliever. It has a slight hypnotic effect and Is occasionally used us u de­ pressant In sever cases of coughing. It Is considered less hablt-formlng than morphine, according lo medical sources. The complaint states Koren. whose practice Is obstetrics and g y n e c o lo g y , k n e w o I t h e woman’s addiction, continued to prescribe the drug, and did not refer her lo proper medical authorities for detoxification The complaint also charges that Koren let Ills medical license lapse from Dec. 31. 1983. to April 4. 1984. did not keep acceptable medical records and lulled lo practice medicine al an acceptable level. —Deane Jordan C A LEN D A R THURSDAY. MAY 30 Brenda Grlirin. Seminole County’s Primary Education coordinator, will discuss school rrudlursa al 7:30 p in at the Idyllwlldr Elementa­ ry School. Sanford, for purenls who have .beginning kindergarten und first grade students at Idyllwllde. Luke Mary or Wilson elementary .srliCMtls. Hunlord Jayeecs. 7:30 p.m.. Jaycec building. 5th and French. Sanford. Sanford AA. 1201 W. First St.. 5:30 p.m., closed discussion, and 8 p.m., open, speaker. Oviedo AA, H p.m .. closed. First United Methodist church. Overealers Anonymous, open. 7 30 p.m. Com ­ m unity Hulled Methodist Church. Highway 17-92. Casselberry. FRIDAY. MAY 31 Central Florida Klwunls Club 7 30 a m . Florida Federal Savings and Loan. Stale Hoad •136at 434. Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Klwunls Club. 7 a m .. Alr(mrt Restaurant. Sanford. Optimist Club of South Seminole. 7 30 a m ., Holiday Inn. Wymote Road. Altamonte Springs. Central Florida Blood liunk Flbrlda HospitalAltamonte Branch. 601 E Altamonte Ave.. B a m . to 5(i.m . The Elephant's Child, a musical, will lie presented by kindergarten sludenlt at Wilson Elementary School, I’aola. at 9:15 and 10 u m Call school for reservations by May 2H Gentle Exercise for seniors. 10:30 u.m .. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N Lake Triplet Drive. Cassrlberrv. Weklva AA (no smoking). 8 p m . Weklva Presbyterian Church. SR 434. at Weklva Springs Road. Closed. l.ongwood AA. H p.m.. Rolling tlllls Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood. Alurton. same time and pluce. Tangli-wood AA, 8 p.m.. St. Richard’s Episcopal Church, latke Howell Road. Alanon. same time and place. Sanford AA Step. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. SATURDAY. JUNE 1 Congressman Bill McCollum Town Meeting. 9 :tO a m .. Casselberry City Hall. 95 Like Triplet Drive; 11:30 a m .. Oviedo City Hall. 20 E Broadway Street. Zellwood Sweet Corn Festival. Zellowwod. Gates open 10 a m. for arts, emits, rides and concessions. Dinner noon to 6 p.m. Advance tickets available at Sears und ticket agencies Kidney Karnlval. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Flea World. U.S. Highway 17-92. Sanford. IOth Birthday Celebration und all day picnic for Neonatal Intensive Cure Unit al Orlando Regional Medical Center. 10 u.m. to 4 p.m Turkey Lake Park. Orlundo. to honor all ORMC neonatal ‘graduates.’ Parents are asked to call 84 I -5218 to confirm attendance. Easl-Weat Klwunls Club. 8 a.m . Airport Restaurant. Sanford Sanford Womens’ AA. 1201 W'. First St.. 2 p.m.. closed. Cusselberry AA Step. 8 p.m .. Ascension Lutheran Church. Overbrook Drive. Kebos und Live Oak AA. noon. Rrbos Club. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry (closed). Clean Air AA lor non-smokers, first floor, same room, same place and time. G illW llA tM A IlIL 2020 McCRACKEN ROAD, SANFORD, FLA. 321-5330 cowmnr m u 1 I d (U n SPARE R IB S * 1 .6 9 W H O U FRYERS LA. 4 9 * PORK R IB S 5 LB. 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The haul Is ih r rlrhesi find since 1082 In the wreck of ihe Nueslra Senora dr Li Atocha. which was *eni to the ocean depths hy u hurrli ane in 1022 Treasure Salvors Inc . which discovered thr wreck site in 1073. reported Tue sd ay It* divers recovered Sunday and Monday 13 gold liar* and !>ar pu i t *, a gold chain measuring 0 feet. 8 Inches long, six Intact silver plates and several hundred silver coins The largest two gold IN BRIEF Soviet-Made Helicopters Used Against Indians? TEGUCIGALPA, Honduran — Sandanlntan arr using highly sophisticated Soviet helicopter gunshlps to attack the Indian alliance ri«litlnf{ the Nicaraguan government. Maul Tobias, 29. commander In chief of the MI SURA alliance reports Considered a major escalation In the technical level of warfare in the Central American country, the attacks arc the firm reported union the MI-24 helicopter gunshlpo In combat since nix of them were delivered Iasi November to Nicaragua by the Soviets The helicopters are considered I he fastest In thr world. The Sandanlntan lined the gunshlps with devastating effects against the MISUHA. an alliance of the Mesquite. Sumo and Mama tribes of Nicaragua's Atlantic coast. Tobias said Ihe helicopters were used In attacks ubout Ihree months ago near the Inolatrd villages of WaWa. Haulover and Waunla In northeastern Nicaragua near the Honduras border. The Indians suffered heavy casualties from rocket and uulomullr cannon fire from Ihe helicopters. Tobias said, d e c lin in g to give s p e c if ic c a s u a lty fig u re s Continued from page 1A T i l l s Is Ole defeat ol soccer thr end ol the European Cuji.'' said Michael Hlldalgo. Oie former French National Coach Police said the initial battle began about one hour belorr kleknll when l.lvrrjxiol fans began hurling flagpoles, Ix-cr cans and other objects at the Italian fans across a 10-foot high fence. Ii was not Immediately known what spurred ihr Liverpool fans' anger The eventual avalanche of fans and masonry left a pile of bodies atxiut four or five deep Alter (Hiller restored calm and olflrlalsopted for Ihe game lo go on Juventus at llrst reinsert to HOME — A Turkish defendant testified Wednesday fie provided the gun with which Mehmet All Agca shot the |M>pe. Ii was the first public stuiemrnl corroborating Agra's claim that he did not act alone. Oilier llagrl also gave new Information of it least two oilier Turks who are not defendants In the trial of seven men accused of complicity In the shooting Prosecutor Antonio Marini said lie may lake legal action against llagrl .... . Agca. but wanted losindv n.ig< Pa testimony first llagrl said that hr gave Agca the Omni Browning pistol In Milan four days lielore Agca shot John Paul II on May 13. 1081. during the (xtiitlfT* general audience in St Peter's Square. llagrl claimed, however, that he did not know why the Turkish terrorist wanted the weapon, which he had brought Into Italy al Agra's request ...Smoking Continued from page I A Commissioner Bill Klrcliholf. unavailable lor rnmnicnt early today. lias cninpl,lined about tils colleagues smoke III Ihr past I It- Is a non-smoker W ASH IN GTON — ( ’ailing II a "last chance for |>race." Stale Mrp Dobbv Brantley. Jordan's King Hussein In talks with President Meagan M Lungwtxtd. said II enmities Wednesday pru|tosed an International peace conference tlet Idi-il In designate smoking Involving the Untied Stales, thr Soviet Union. Palestinian and non smoking areas dir leg representatives. Jordan and Israel. Islailnu requires that thry pro However. Meagan withheld |udgmrnl on Hussein’s |x rlv mark I hose areas announcement that Ihr Palestinian Liberation Organl/aAs lar as private business Is lion accepts Ihe concept of Israel's right to exist as concerned. Brantley said the rmlrodied in United Nation's resolutions legislators thought Oicv should Meagan said some differences still haven't been resolved. Ixtilt i' their own ranks. "Most 'We are still discussing the whole matter," lie said re s ta u ra n ts do have nun smoking ureas." to- said. Meanwhile. Brantli-y said Ihr S C C O f f e r s L a n d s c a p in g C o u r s e I louse unit Semite both are Hemtnot* Community Collette mg wllti Florida soils, water stunning tor iid|uuriuurnt ol the will Ik - olfrrlng a live week tii.iiiagriiieill. lerllll/ullon. genlandsca|ie maintenance course, rial lawn care, plaining lechnlqiirs. pruning, and jm-si condesigned lo leach students buslc l ml. techniques of grounds mainte­ For more Inlorinalloii call nance. Course topics wil Include 323 1430 (from Orlando H-I3Continued from page 1A 700||. ext 22ft or 333 selecting and using tools. work Mrs Glenn said u appeared lo her that there mosi lx- a faster wav ol handling Ihe |nh without dealing a new layer ol |M-ople I in frustrated. I cannot see us gelling more Involved wllh more rtmodtling Rod addition to a (Ofnmafdal Th e Sanford b uilding de­ building l » 000 sialf. I waul lo see whal con­ partment Issued the following E im tr Smith. 701 Cornwwan Hoad toaculow struction (tropic sax about Oils, two bathroomt in an office. U 000 ircrmlls. bow they might handle Oils Carl Smadlond, 1)1 H ay! Driv# tor a problem." U fM ft room. |tW Orph* D > in . l i t Carlo* A v t . lor a Glotwtrutt Davtlopmant. Arbor Clrck. tor She suggested that a new utility *h*d. IK O •h# <on!tru(tion ot tour townhoma! and tovr Gwendolyn Taylor. 1114 Vhephatd Aye . lor recommendation lie hroughl villa!, 1)04 000 Hussein Wants Peace Conference ...Glenn BUILDING PERMITS upi. O.I00 •Phillip* *4. )T*» J Senlord A ye . lor a ground llgn. I).MX) — K M William*. ) « ) Sanford Ay* . for a utility thed. II.aaf Stenttrom Really, l i t ) TteV Park Drive, for P ill# Hut. 2000 F rtiw h A ,* . for a ground sign t l WO - Lytah Gorman 109 Shannon Drlva. to •n<lo«a a carport and construct a utility room. |1 000 - W i t Win Inc . 414 Sartord A v t , tor a hanging !ign W EA TH ER AREA FORECAST: Partly cloudy unlay with highs m Ihe tq>|M-r 80s. lows In Ihr low 00* Light and variable winds. Sunny Friday. BOATING FORECAST) St Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet and out 30 miles — Variable winds al 10 knots or less through tonight. Seas less than 3 Irri EXTENDED FORECAST) Saturday through Monday partly cloudy uflcrnooiiB with a chance ol showers then lair at night. Highs III Ihe up|)ei 80s lo low INS. lows In Ihe middle 60s III the tioilh lo low 70s In Ihe south AREA READINOS (0 a.m.Ji leuqieralurr: 70. overnight low OH; T u e s d a y ’ s h ig h : 8f); barometric pressure: 30.01: rela­ tive h u m id ity 70 percent: winds east al 4 mph: sunrise: 0 28 itm . sunset H 17 p in. T H U R S D A Y TIDES) Daytona B«ach: highs. 0 14 a in., 0 40 p.m.; lows, 12 03 a in.. — p in.; Port Canaveral! highs. 6.06 a m ., 6 38 p in . lows. 11 56 a.in., — p.m.j Bayport: highs. 1131 a in., — P in.: lows. 3 37 a.in.. 6 :3 0 p.m I'KOVIDENCE M I - Claus Billow's dclc-nse attorney jKirinivcd Manila Sunny" von Ibilow as a drug addict, who. di (in sst il by her husband * loll dcliiv once allcoqiied suicide and iirougbl on her own eomas Claus voii Billow had nothing in do with whin happened lo Mi* voii Billow, rhlel defense •illoruev Thomas I’ucclo said, opening Oil- delense's case. Mrs voii Bulow did whal she 'bd lo herscll bv her own liand " We will present Oie plum e ol a woman who over a perilkI ol Afienlic ten* Amem ari Plena** U L Bar net I Bank A lor Ida Power * IIS 11* unchanged unthengedt ns »W9 **n A H gM H a Prugr**! Areedem Va.ing* MCA HugS** tvpply AAorntun I NCR Carp Pi* May W dtly* Vewtheait Bank Tun Banka A Its *>** umSengeS V ' t T»»e II It's uoiKenged if* n IF*. utHSengetJ it m» )**• unt hanged U<* M'e um hanged unchanged J**i /# US I i k 1. i v , a day ahead nl schedule Me s a id a d j o u r n m e n t Is i-xpccird so m rilm r between 6 and H p m While Brunt lev was confident ihe regional transportation authority legislation will pass the House tod.iv he nuld the legislation Is iK-iug held hoslugc In a degree hy Sell. George Sloan. D'Orlundo. In a |tower plav lie said Sluart wauls Ills namr •>n a new transportation bill and since lie is supporting Senate President Hurry Johnston In bis bid lor governor. Johnston Is backing up Stewart's demand lor a dlllerrnl bill I hail On- our agreed u |h>ii by Ihe legislative ilc legal Ions of Cenl rat Florida. Ill the House, however. Sieve ...SCC Continued from psge 1A I he college has asked lor $1 250 million for the new building. |Hirtatli)ii Com m lllrr Is )ust as llrm In his decision lo stand will the legislation filed by Ih r ( Vnirul Florida delegations Delegations from other coon lie s are " p ig g y -h u e k in g ' amendments onto the hill in thr House "adding Oilrigs to help iheir areas and Oiusc amend merits may make tilings more •oinpllcaled for ( ‘enlral Florida." Hranilry said. The legislation promised by ilit- ('enlral Florida delegations would |M-rinU counties In concert or singly lo create irans|Kirla0oii uutliorlllfs lo hulld stale roads and in levy 4-centB-per-gallnn gasoline lax and a 9 1 per $ | .(H M ) a s s e s s e d valuation properly lax to lurid ihe project*. II approval is given h y the people III u l ’u | r t c . D -J u e k s o n V llle . u n it n a i r m a n o f lie House Tra n s s (x -c n d r e f e r e n d u m . back by George <" Ihr com­ mission al Its June 17 Hireling alter the sialt had discussed Ihe problem with private enterprise (' o m hi I s s I o ii e r lia r hu r a Christensen said she Is also Iru s iru lrd heruuse proposed county project* are not moving as quickly as they should. Commissioner Fred Strrrtm un i•>ld H(m>|k t and George that they were Itx-usittg in on nxi many things at one lime "Th e *•fle e t |nl Ih e r e p o r t ) Is diminished hy bringing in a request for so many new people .ii ilie- siimr lime.' he said Mrs Glenn, however sug gcslcd that she hail cx|K-cicd in see the two deputy cnunlv ail mliilstralurs. recently lured to do the overseeing 0i.it the new employee. Lllllhrldge. will now apparently do. l.cMiklng al George, stir said We hired you and now you are saving (tire two more." George said It was obvious Ids liming was "linpccrably burn tile adding however that wbai lie |>ro|x>sed was as lean as I could come up wtih war* Ix-came addicted lo the use nl drugs that wi re very strong and very addictive." said I’ucclo. 1lie former Abscam prosecutor Von Billow Is charged wllh injecting Ids wife with insulin In 1070. causing her lo go into a coma that became permanent a w a r taler He was convicted In 1082 on iwo comils ol .itlcmplcd murder hul Ihe rulings were overturned hy Ole Mlioiie Island Supreme ('nun on stale con siliiitlonal ground* Von Bulow wauled his wife ilc.id so he could Inherll $14 AR EA D EA TH MARGUERITE D. C-JKNELL Mr* Murgurrlu- Doll Cornell. 02. of Daytona Beach, died Wednesday al Ihe Peninsular Medical Cenlrr. Daytona Beach, lollowlng a lengthy Illness Born Feh 20. 1803 In Binghamton. N.Y.. she was a longtime restdent of Sanford. She was a member of Holy Cross Episcopal Church. Sunlord. and was a former member ol the I’EO. Survivors Include two daugh­ t e r s . M rs . B r u c e L u n c y , Jacksonville Beach, and Mrs J.W . Altman, Daytona Beach: daughtcr-ln law. Mrs Robert L Cornell Jr.. Sanford: nine grandchildren; 13 g r e a t grandchildren_________________ C O R N E LL. M A R 0 U IR I1 B O Funeral tervKet *o» Mr* Marguerite Dell rs**e guetatfeni prortJoJ By memPera ot m# Noiionol AuottoHon ot U tvritm Oee— a are roptotonioHro infer W ile p x n «a ot in* morning kafir Infer dealer m oth ft (Senp* throughout as* Oo> Prsea Jo not mitujt rtloil motkt^mottjumo Also tn the new llnd were rigging knives and encrusted ke*s Halrvsald play, a Belgian official said. W r and other league olflrlals pleaded with them to avoid the enormous difficulties that would result Irom a cancellation of the match thr official said Minutes later Ihe two team captains called on the crowd over the public address system to allow the game to lx- played. But as they railed tor calm. English fans stormed onto the* field, throwing |>olr* and sticks at police and tearing down steel barriers for use as missiles. As players came onto the field — surrounded by riot (Killer with crush helmets and plastic shields — the fighting continued until Ihe held was cleared Them the game begun — Donna Estes million of her $73 million I’ll tsburgh utilities fortune and marry Ills mistress Alexandra Isles. Ihr stale charges But Puerto said Oiat around the time of thr comas Mrs von Bulow was upset over a host ol p r o b le m s I n c l u d i n g h e r husband's afhilr wllti Mrs Isles who was thr last prosecution witness to testify on Tuesday B o b 's U sed am Funeral Notice STOCKS 1 9 8 5 s e s s io n The buoy was destroyed the next year by another storm and the Spanish were never able to Imd thr wreck site again, ac­ cording to records In thr Spanish archives at Seville. Th r largest ot thr gold bars retrieved In ihe past two days \> I r I- S I a ill pr cl w ith ca r a I markings of more than 20 each. They bore an ornate emblem KAIKADA ' reflecting the his iuric Spanish gold mining site In Colombia which was known as Nurva Melna dc Grenada. One g o ld b a r w a s s ta m p e d S a ryo ss a Unhealing .mother cold mining area in Colombia. burst finds around 3 30 p m. Sunday. Haley said, when they surfaced with four gold bars. They were found In a hole — more than 40 feel underwater — that had been blasted In the sandy ocean floor bv directed propeller wash from dive boats About 3 p m Tuesday, the Irad salvage boat radioed that ihe .divers had brought up a ptree of wood, about six feet long With Ihe diameter ol an oil barrel, with square spikes cmIx-ddcd In It. D u n c a n M a th e w s o n . an archaeologist working with the salvage firm, said the wood chunk and spikes could be either a portion of the Atocha s hull or possibly from a buoy set by the Spanish to mark the wreck site A tto rn e y : M rs. V o n B u lo w C aused C o m a voii N A T IO N A L R E P O R T) Kansas wus lilt hy sturins with winds up to 60 mph Wednesday, urcompanled by heavy rain and hall. A hand of thunderstorms stretched across the nation's mldseetlon. Severe thunderstorms struck central anil eastern Kansas, so u (It w e s t M is s o u r i a n d nurlhrasl Oklahoma Storms also were scattered from North Dakota across norhteru and eastern Minnesota, and over southwest Georgia and Ihe Paelfle NotiliA'r.f Amarillo. Texas, had a high of 1)7 — one drgree above Hie previous May 29. 1890 record The nation's temperalures W ednesday afternoon langed from 40 al Mrdmund, O ft to 103 in Wink. Texus Main and thunderstorms were loretasl for today Irom lowrr Michigan and the Midwest us well us Ihe up|>er Missouri Valley across Ihe northern Plateau Into Ihe Greut ltasln Showers scat­ tered over southern Georgia und much of Elortdu. Highs of about 70 extended over much of the northen half ol the Atlantic Coast, the Great Lakes amt much ol Minnesota Haley described the Memorial Day weekend finds as the richest recoveries from the Atocha since On- summer of 1082 when divers discovered an emerald rross and ring. 20 gold bars and 23 Jewel encrusted Spanish tx’lt pieces Divers began bringing up the ...Soccer Turk: I Gave Gun To Agca repair* lo a ilngla family Soma 1) 000 -Zayre't. )t M Orlando Drive, lo replete a bar* w eighed about three (xiundscach. trov weight. Authorities have not gotten a value on the latest discovery at the Atocha wreck site, about 40 miles west of Key West, said Birth Haley, spokeswoman for the salvage company. She said until the new finds. Treasure Salvors had dislodged $70 m illion to $00 m illion dollars worth of gold, silver and artifact* from the site Didn't Get Your Paper? Cornell n . of Dayton* Beats mho O.ed A e d n t i it ir will be field at II JO a m Value da* at Mel* Crow E p u t opal Church Sanford ellti Father Leroy D Vapor ol ticlatmg In lieu el Honor* the family -•quo*It donation* be made to Mel/ Crow ipiw o p al Church the Diabetet Foundation or a lavorlf* charity Burial m il be In E vergrean Cemetery F / o w r r s F o r A ll (J c c a s / o r i* (jHullins Ft m* I OnoootOt 3 2 3 -1 2 0 * OAKLAWN FUNCHAL HOME CEMETERY 0e* Milt*— Al FaMtti A Bartel ***** lecei Oteeet leeet Ceil* 44A At BtaeAart U . Very** U Cootrol MvMi U 2 -U U to jg iU h M a tt A n tiq u e s F n r n itu r e m n m a tm M HOC* v FREE Estimate You Won t Walk Away Empty Handed. II You Don t Like Our Price We Will Negotiate. SEMINOLE SEW l VAC 322-9411 3 2 3 -2 1 5 0 cosms oat • Hi* M 5 10 B IAS I MAS* SI VO Dme Cent*. Sun. 10 6 T O T A L IN S U R A N C E S E R V IC E REMEMBER YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST MASTIANO CAVUAin C0MF ART Fte-Ftee See K A H N S Call Circulation Dgpt. IN S U R A N C E A O I N C Y me 322*2611 Evening Herald A partial list ol other projects Includes • $7 million tor land and construction of a building at Davtona Beach lor Ihr use of Daytona Beach C o m m u n ity ( tillege and UCF • A $l> million loan lo Orlando International Airport to buy land The airport will pay back the loan when it qualifies for ledrriil funding. • $5 4 million tor classrooms at Valencia Community College. Orlando • $2.3 million lor resoratlonof Lake A|x)|>ka In Orange and Lake counties The original re­ quest was for $3 7 million • $7tK),tXK) lor a classroom building at UCF tor business and engineering students. Th r build­ ing I* part of a $10 million project and will probably Ikiln a n re d In fu tu re budget sessions. 1 DAY SER V IC E & coaim n o t H e). IT B ] So. Senrotd. Fla. Weldon said the other alloca­ tion. $716,859 for bidding re­ pairs. was granted as requested. H r said some of the college's buildings have hern In use for 15 v ears and will be need repair. He said college officials are pleased with the rtlort.s of the local legislature members who helped gel Ihe fundings At least $33.5 million of the 1985-86 budget has been re­ commended for various projects m Seminole. Lake. Orange. Os­ ceola. llrevard and Volusia counties. There arr no final figures for l lie $14 billion budget hut a compromise budget hill has re­ ceived leaders' go-ahead. Several education projects of by Sen. George Stuart Jr.. D Oriando. and House Appropria­ tions Chairman Rep. Sam Bell. D -O rtn o n d B ea ch, made It though negotiations Out ol $16 million allocated statewide for buildings to txshared by community colleges more than half. $10 75 million went to O ra n g e . B re va rd . Volusia and Osceola counties Mrp Mich Crotty. MOrlando, a member of the budget confer­ ence committee, said Central Florida representative got most ol ilieir project fundrd. I be 9377.000 for a SCC adult classroom was sponsored bv Mep Carl Sclph. H-Casselberry Ii was orglnally a SI 5 million request 413 W. First St. Fh. 322-5762 William H. Bill" Wight C.P.C.U. Prisldant Sanford Garold W. Mayor Account Raprotontativo �SPORTS M o s u r e G e t s 1 st L o o k Seminole Battles Lake Howell In Jamboree By Sam Cook Herald Sports Editor Dave Mosure. who took over the lootball program for Jerry Posey ttit*, spring will get his lirst look at Ills IBH5 fall erop iimlght at 7 30 when the Fighting Seminole* lake on l.ake Howell at Seminole High Sehool The Seminole* hauled coaeh Mike Riscegltu* Silver Hawks In tile lirst quarter ol tonight’s jamboree. Oviedo and Del.and Mill play in the second quarter The loser* meet in the third quarter and the winner* go at It in the fourth quarter. Tickets are SI V ) We’re looking forward to it said Mosure We’re been working real hard and we’re ready to lilt somebody else besides ourseh i> Mosure has watched Ills players mature through several intrasquad scrimmages He said he has been Impressed with the hitting and the individual exploits ol defensive tackle Brian Brinson, defensive back Dexter Franklin, punter Ken Morris and wide receiver Herbert llillcrv Brinson, an All-Conference and All-County defender last year. Is being leatnmed with returning guard Carl Tipton and tackle Alan Kendall to licet iqi the oflenstve linr Brinson and .Jack Johnson were especially. Impressive In last Friday's Intra squad "Jack Johnson and llrlnson rcollv opened some holes.” said Franklin, who was defending at the lime "T h e offense blew us out the lirst hall. That's a good sign In tonight’s flist quarter. Dexter and hi* defensive teammates will need to keep sopho­ more Terrv Gammon* tn check The powerful sophomore excelled as a defensive Ixick last year lor the Hawks but will carry a big load In the oiicnsivr backflrld this fall Mosure * offense, meanw hile, has Ih-cii carried by backs Curtis Kudolph and Dwayne Willi*. Each broke long gainers in Iasi Friday’s scrim­ mage Rudolph was csjH-elallv effective on a burst neat I hr- goal line when lie broke several tackles on his way loan eight-yard gain Freshman Jell Blake and |unlor Daryl Taylor ate In a two-way light at quarterback Blake held the up|M-r hand going into last Friday's scrim ­ mage but Taylor put on an Impressive juisstng display to tighten the gap lilllcry has lieen the most Impressive offensive pcrlorrner The converted hallluu k latched onto seven (Kisses from Blake ami Taylor last Friday lot BI yards. Decision On All-Stars Due Monday Almost Imitation oilier organized Ikisc Ik i II. By Sam Cook Herald Sport* Editor B a se b a ll ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Julie Clark, right, a 9 yearold performer for fhe Sanford G y m n a s tic s A s s o c ia tio n , isn't ready to imitate her idol, Kurt Thom as' one hand stand, above, but give her time. The Sanford organiia tion will join Thomas for a fund ra is in g p e rfo rm a n ce Tu e s d a y , Ju n e 4 at Sea World. Call M argaret Siegrist at 699 9751 for informa­ tion. •Jim llovla. president of the A lta m o n te S p rin g * Little t.eague. s a id Thursday mornlug that a decision will Imniadc Monday on whether the Icagur will field a Senior League All-Star team lor the post-season tournament T h e A lta m o n te S e ttlo r la-ague lost over 20 player* w h e n A m e r ic a n L e a g u e tryouts were held and many ol the lM-ttcr players opted to play Legion Instead Settlor League Most ol the plovers went to the Lake Mary or Lyman Legion teams. H » « M PSoU b* B*nn« WMbaMt Larry Williams HERALD FISHING/ HUNTING WRITER National Fishing Week Extends Time On Earth An old Chinese proverb says. "Day* spent llshing do not count against the total number of dav* which one has to live.'* Next week. June 3 through June 9. I* National Fishing Week. Anyone and everyone can enjoy llshing A whojiplng 5B million Americans enjoy the sjMirt each yrar hi lad.Snore jx-uplr go llshing than attend any major league spirt — even bascbull A recent study showed that one third of all anglers w rrr female. For Americans over age 50. another study showed that fishing, golf, and walking arc the three most |Nipular activities. And of all leisuretlmc activities In Hits country, llshing ranks as the fourth most popular, right behind swimming, bicycling, and ranqdng. Fishing Is Inexpensive. Starting up doesn't lake a lol ol cash, and one can spend as much or as lltlle as one wauls. Fishing licenses are Itirx|M*nslvr. Senior citizens. 65 years und older do not need to purrhase a license tor fishing Children 15 and under do not need in purchase a (lecuse either. Licenses for Florida residents are 68 jK-r year Fishing I* easy You don't need any sjiectal skills or lessons. Just a few casts, learn a simple knot. and you'll have the hand of 11 Fishing Is aeresslblr Here In Sanlord. anglers Jive within Just a few miles of flshahlr water, Lodk lor freshwater llshing holes Lakes, rivers, streams, ponds, and the vast coastal waterways No need to make a long trip to find a good spot. Fishing Is fun. And It allows you to spend mine quality time with your children, making great memories and heljilng them to appreciate nature. Fishing Is healthy. There's simply nothing like the great outdoors, with Its fresh air and (K ic k to-the bastes atmosphere, to rejuvenate you both physically and mentally. Fishing has good results — eating fish. Most •doctors agree that fish Is better for you than red •meat. Most anglers will tell you dial nothing •lusles better than tresh fish you catch yourself Fishing in a S I 7.3 billion Industry, when you •lake Into consideration the amount anglers spend •on equipment, food, lodging, transportation, and •other rishlng-trtji-rrlated expenses Not only Ls •llshing tine of the countries popular activities. It's an industry that keeps America growing strong You ran start by participating tn National Fishing Week next week. So get ready to go for the big one — June ts a great time for fishing, with longer clays, pleasant temperatures, and plenty ol sunshine The Osteen Bridge Fish Camp has been dosed f(hr past few days but will reopen Saturday, avcHiding to Dell Abernelhy. The next Buddy lias* Fishing Tournament will be Sunday at salcllght. Dell reminds all anglers In register by 8-30 p m •Saturday. F o o tb all K iw o n is R e lis h e s Kiwanls got oil lo a bad start in ih r second hall ol iIn- Sanlord Junior League season bui II still could have something to say about who wins the seeond hall Kiwanls knocked Moose further mil ol rumen•ton Wednesday night by jiulllng mil a B H victory al Chase Park The loss droppeil Moose lo 3 3 in I he second (rail, two and a hall games behind league leading Ball Motor Line Kiwanls Is 3 1 in Ihe second hall Moose und Kiwanls lied for the lirsi hall mlc and w ill have a one game |ilavoff al tile end ol the season Moose jumped on Kiwanls slurler Sammy Edwards (or ihrre runs in the tn|i ol ihe lirsi Edwards walked the lirsi three hlliers. struck mil the lourtli and gave up an RBI groundnut lo Jlinm ey Murhpy lor Ihe second mil Two-out singles by Arthur Bradford and Janu s Me.nielli enabled Moose lo lake a 3-0 lead Edwards breezed through llie io|i u( Hie second and Kiwanls came Iku k with Ihrre runs In the Imiiom ol Ihe Inning lo lie II Duck Grayson smacked a itljile lo lead oil and scored on K ii Im-ii B lake's groundnut Shawn Kuberls followed wlih a walk, siole second went In third on a jiassed ball and siole home lo make It 3-2 Julius llennetl then drew a walk, stole second, went lo third on a passed ball and scored on Oscar Edwards' single Moose reclaimed Ihe lead wllh three runs In the loji ol ihr third with Tonv Prin hard’s two-run single leading the wav Kiwanls made u (H i wlili three runs In Hu- Imuioiii of ihr lourlh with Leonard Richardson'* threc-ruu double ihe big blow. Edwards held Miami- scoreless In the liltli and sixtIt frames and Kiwanls look a ‘Mi lead in the llovls said since the Amert•an Legion program * arc operated by the high school roaches at cat It school, the players thought It would Ikmore to their future benefit to pl.ty American Legion. ’Tile Senior League Is for players l-l and I years old l ilt- American Legion has no iitlitnlmuui age limit A player i an play Big League and American Legion but Little League Baseball allows no player In Its Major. Junior or Settlor division to play any R o le B a se b all Imm tom ol the sixili Tw o ol tIn- runs score on Moose errors while llu- third and eventual winning run scored on Richardson'* groundotii giving Ihe Kiwanls ililrd baseman four Kills lot Ihe gaiue Moosr camr h.u k wlihln (I H in the lop ol ihe seventh on Jell Derr's two-run double with two mils but Edwards got Eddie Howard to ground out lor the final oul. There was no rr|>ori on Wednesday's second game l>rtwrru Ball Motor Line and Notary ROBERTS' ARM SAVES CARDINAL. S 3 Anthony Roberts jiiii bed mil ol lour major jams Wednesday In leading Cardinal Industrie* In a 5-3 vie Icily over the Railroader* in Sanlord Little National League union at Fort Mellon Park Alter giving up one run In the lirsi Knlx-rts got mil ol further irmihlr by pin lung nut ol a bases-loaded, one-nut jam as lie struck oul Terrance Junes and got Mil liard Washington lo hli Into u Torre pluv The Railroader* look a 2-1 lead Inin Ihe lourlh and put logeihc-r another big ilirc.n Willi one oul. Alee Hayes was till by a pitch Warren Moon walked and Calvin Donaldson reached on a llrldrr'a choice lo IckicI tlit- bases. Hayes then scored on a wild pin li lo make li 3-1 but Rolx-rls got mil ol further trouble by sinking oul the next two tuners. Cardinal came I k u k to tie li wlili two runs in Ihe bottom of Ihe fourth on RBI singles by Daniel Minion and .Joe Webster. In Ihe fop ol Ihe lilt It. Ihe Railroaders had The exodus decimated three leant* — Indians. Cardinals and Yankees which were unable to finish the season T h e A n g e ls . A s tro s a n d Dodger* arc cither in the process of coui|ileting the season or nttenqiiing to. ac­ cording to llovls The migration incidentally, i ame just nine months idler the Altamonte Senior All-Star* had won the Woild Chum|ilnnshljt last Ju ly m Gary, hid Altam onte experienced It* greatest success last summer as the Senior* won It all and the 12-year-old* Mulshed sc« null at Williamsport O f S p o ile r limners on lirsi and ililrd wllh |u*l one oul hut •oiildu I score as Robert* gol Washington lo hll inio a lone plav and (hen covered iqi on a grounder Jill lo lirsi luiscrnun Shawn W.ishlngion loi ihethirdoul Cardinal broke ihe 3-3 Be wllh I wo runs In Hie iMitiom ol the llllli Washington drew a walk, stole second took Ililrd cm a wild pitc h and scored oil an one nut single by Te rry Williams. Williams sc nreel on a double oil Hu- b.n o| Chris Klnuburgcr lor a 5 3 lead. flic- Railroaders threatened again in ihe lo|> ol Hu sixth when they put runners on lirsi and second wllh one mil. bin Rotierl* si rut k oul iiiiiii Im i three hiiier liny Mike lor the seroud out and alter walking I lie- base s lull, caught Scori se stac k looking al a ililrd strike lor the llnul out Roberts struck oul I t In Uu- game and walked sc veil < ardlnal had live hits oil a pair ol |i||ehcn> mi lulling rwo by Williams. Williams and Minion also scored two run* curb SUNNILAND TH HASHES RINK EH, 10 6 In Wednesday's srconrl game al Fort Mellon Park Stinniland jxiutided m il 10 Inis i n mule to a Hi 0 thrashing of Klnkrr Materials Dau.l Dunn and Uiiinn Byrd had four Inis •ipirre lo lead the onslaught. Dunn smacked two double's anil two singles and drove In two runs ulilli- Byrd also had two doubles and two singles met drove- m ihrre runs Robert Redding and John Brown added two tuts each tor Sunrilland white tommy Hampton drilled a two-run homer Klnkrr had six tin* in the game oil a pair of Sunrilland pitchers Redding w rm live Innings lor the win Brian Grayson's solo homer and Corey Bennett's two-run single were the big tills for Klnkrr Improved Patterson Should Bolster SCC Sanford's Alleen Patterson, who Lake Mary coach Bill Moore call* Ihe most Improved player on his girls basketball team and an Inlrgral purl of Ihe district championship team, has signed to play lor Seminole Community College for the 1983- 88 season. Patterson wus a First Team All Five Star Conference and All-County selection for the 1984- 83 season. She holds six school record at l«akr Mary including heat Held goal percentage for a season |B4|. best Held goal |K-rcentugc for a career 1511. best jMilnt per game average for a season |I4 07| and most offensive rebounds In a game 111). P altr-yi.i, who lettrrrd In trankrtball three ^ Lake Mary. Joins Lake- llowrll High gr.< uatc Ta m m y Johnson, a Junior College All America this past season, Lym an graduate Kirn la-mon and Lake Mary grad Andrea Johnson to give SCC a si rung local flavor. ye a r Alleen will fit rigid In wllh SCC's Irani." said Moore. "She Is an rxrcllent reboundrr and ts becoming a good scorer." « w M d t *1 M Lake M ary power forward Alleen Patterson signs the dotted line as her mother, M ary N if| Steele, teff, coach Bill Moore and SCC coach lleana Gallahger observe the proceedings. The lardy Raiders qualified for the state tournament this year but were beaten In overtime in ihe semifinal* Pntlerson I* the daoghler of Mury Steele o| Sanford. �•A~Ewaning Herald. 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Hut the senior right -hander Is more than mak­ ing up for II with 1 hr Maitland Big Lragurrs. Sutter Stifles Ex-Mates, 5-3 ATLANTA — U nite Sutler Irenlrd llir St. LouisCnrdln.iln lo it till of nostalgia Wednesday ulglil. As In. rrmember Oils? Altaniii'N off season tossed two Innings of spill-lingered lasthalls al his ex-teammates In (terserve Sieve Hedroslan's ft-3 victory over llie Cardinals al Fullon Counly Stadium Tile save was the ninth of the year for Sutler who was faring Ills ex-lram for the flrsl time He breezed through lfit* eighth Inn­ ing beforr walking Slevr llraiiu in the ninth. Darrell I'orlrr. who caughl Stiller al Si. Louis, was sum­ moned lo plueh hi) and the laiwer hilling lefty drove Dale Murphy to Ihr base of the wall lor tiie llnal out. Murphy areounlrd for one ol the Hritves' run with Ills I Mill homer. Glenn Ihihhard picked up Ihr gamr-wlniilng Kill with a I wo-run slnglr. Kell Oltrrklcll. another ex Cardinal, had a pair ol hits lledioslau pleked up Ills seetlllfl win In live derisions. .|fe hurled six Innings, allowing two miiis on six (ills The hardthrowing right hander struck mil three and walked two. Hedroslan's toughest Jam came In the lilt I■ when h r pllehed out ol a bases loailed jam hy gelling s|>erdy Vince Cnlcui.m on a weak comchackrr and sinking out Willie McGee. IVi r y Forster gave up a solo hninci In Ihr seventh Ik fore Sillier slammed I lit- door In ihr llnal two Innings In oilier National League ai lion. Lon Angeles trim m ed I'h lla d fIp ltlu . h i. M onlreal (il|i|M-d San Diego. 2 I. Houston foppcd I'litnlmrgh. 8-3. New Ymk nipped S m Francisco. -1-3. and Cincinnati blanked Chicago. I0 In the Am erican League. Ikisiou lammed Minnesota. 7-0. New York lrlp|M-d t ullfornla. 7 2. Chicago ontshigged To n m lo . N ft. Oakland drnp|M*d Del roll. 4 2. Kansas C lli turned hack Te x a s , (1 4 . S e allle tlp p rtl Jlalllmore. ft-4, and Mllwatikee j'luhbcd Cleveland. 7 2 ‘ Al C lnelnnall Marin Soto Cooled oil the Cubs w llh a jwo-hltter and nine strikeouls It was S iln s fourth complete game jii 12 starts and his llisl shulmii jil I he year ! I'hr Cubs, who rap|M-d III Inis )w « Canfield picked up his srrond victory of (h r season Wednesday night when hr nhncklrd I hr Ovlrdo Srmlnolrn on two hits, slrurk out nlnr and walkrd Just one as Maitland came away with an 8-0 victory In Hlg League baseball al Ihr Ovlrdocomtdex " I guess nobody al Lake Howrll knew I could pitch." said Canfield after a near-perfect |x-r formancr. "I'm showing ihrm now." Canfield's second victory Im proved Maitland s record to 4 2 N.L. B a se b all In a 13 1 I loss Tuesday, received singles (ruin Kyne Sandberg and Keith Morrlanil S ilo kepi the Cubs off b a la n c e wllh an cf(relive slider Dave Parker prodiierd the only run In the third when he followed Gary Urdus' double and Eddie Milner's groundnut with a sacrifice lly. Al San Frunelsco. George Foster's Kill single rnp|ied a four-run nuihursi which carried the Mels past the Giants. San Francisco Jumped on starter Ed Lynch for three runs In ihr first inning hul couldn't break through again. Dave LaI’olnl cheeked the Mels on one lilt over seven Innings Iw-fnre llring In the eighth Wllh one out Wally Hackman pinch (ill a double anil scored on Mooklc Wilson's single. Mark Davis relieved L a l’olnl hut Kelvin Chapman singled and 1hell stole second us Wilson stole third. Keith llernundc/ was called out on strlkrs. then rjerlrd for a rguing the derision. G a ry Carter. I hough, doubled home the lying runs and Foster singled Inline the winner At Houston. Jim I’aukovlis slugged a grand slam during a seven-run. sevenllHnnlng rally which carried Nolan Kyun past the I'll.lies Kyau. ft 2. allowed three nms on lour loin over seven Innings lie struck out eight to run ills all lime major league strlkronl lolal lo 3.<JftO Frank Dlplno hurled the last two frames. At San Diego Andre Dawson iMMimrd a ululh Inning homer to drop the I'udrcn and ease ihr Expos past Chicago Into second place Dawson, who snap|M-d an 0 lor 20 slump Tuesday, also singled in pace thr oltaek. Ii was his seventh homer III Ihr year. Jell Kearilon picked up bin I till save hy hurling die iMitiom o| the ninth tuning Tim Ihitke pltehrd the eighth inning in earn ills llrst major-league win Joe llcsketh hulled the llrst seven innings, allowing (list live tills and strlklngoul six. T im Kalnrs was t) lor 4 The K x|mi Icli fielder's drojijk'd to .284 The Scmiuotea fell to 2-7 The Rafael Ramirez slides as the ball arrives at the same time. Braves beat Cards. S r m l noles play al W in te r Garden Sunday and Maitland hosts Soulhwest Volusia. C a n fie ld , who started at shortstop for three years at Lake Howell, and Sanford freshman Tracy Turne r matched gnosc eggs for two Innings until control problems got Turner In trouble In the third! T h e s to rk y r ig h t-h a n d e r walked Kandy Snodgrass. Jell Poindexter and KurU'ii Trevino to loud the buses Duane Madlll followed with a two-out single to right field lo score Snodgrass and Poindexter. Trevino was nailed at third for the third out Maltlund upped Its lead to 5-0 In the fourth and knocked mil Turner. Chris Crane and Danny. Harger walked before manager Mike Ferrell summoned Duane Sm ith. Pinch tilt tr r Hill Lee greeted Smith with a double to right center Iff score Crane Smith struck out Lee Whipple hut a wild pltrh scored llarger and Snodgrass chased home Lee whh a groundoul to the right side Maitland added another run In the fifth off rrllcvrr JcfT Grelslng when Trevino singled. Canllrld walkrd and Madlll singled home Trevino. A nifty 1-5-3 double play prevented further damage The Scmlnolcs. who received a single hy Hrtan Sheffield In the fourth for their first hit, |x>sc<l their most serious threat In the fifth when Joey Conti reached on an Infield hit. Don McKinney walked but Turner popped up lor the second nut. Corsl was then picked off second for thr third out. Maitland put the game on U r In the seventh when Canfield and Madlll singled and moved up on a wild pitch Crune's fly. hall stored Canfield and Madlll alertly came home on a delayed steal when catcher Hoy Jensen lelt home plate unprotected. Major-League Drug Problems Harm A t Least 25 Careers NEW YOUK It It'll — It.iHcli.ill nmimlHilimM I'rirr Ueberrulh announced May 7 .1 ti-**iiny> jiiugtain designed to t'Iran up drug abuse In baseball llrbcitiiih s.u<l an a llrsi step till h.isch.ill jirriMiniicI — ollirr Ilian major league playrrn — .Would lie lesled H r In also asking the Major League Players Association join llir program and have tin playrrn Milunll lo testing At Irani 2ft major-league baseball playrrn havr <11 tier adnilllrd tu. U rn arrrnlrd lor. or convicted hy llir cumin of drug rrlalrd oflrnnrn. Including ( Mmnrnalon and dr|irndrnry nlnrr I UNO. Among hrnr arr a numlirr of lorinrr UinrUill playrrn ;Wtio havr publicly ronlrnnrd lo having unrd drugs during tlirlr active playing yrarn. A ;< InnnoloKV followh • Vpnng IWO Kontot Citr caUSor Dorroll PorHt 11 lr*oi*d l« r 4 Idrug and alcohol d*p*r>d*nef al Th• Maodone a d in k In W ktanborg Anton* M a in *r*nluaHy wonl on Ig am iho I N ) W ondVorlotM V PA w or* Aug I I IIW - T o ta l Mongoct pitcher Fgrguton JonOMt It •nettod in Toronto k » pOMOtnan of maniuono. Sothitn afS cocom# On Doc If. INO Jonoint It canyktod on Ihota (horgot. but hot i h o I Otar a t N r nit (ammonify t o r r k t Commltttonor B o n o .kufwi twtponAod Jtnfcint I of ana tooton but on arbitrator tubtogwontly over*urnod tool daemon ant rotntlotod Jontini Vepi ) I N I - Will AAcEnonev. • ra ta l pile hoe ant lor mat Worto yattaa tint <HW Wo Cincinnati Root. aOmllt no not a I a t atat tocom* utof tut mg nit lolo< yoort n a n fho Montreal Ecpo* pititburgh P.rotot ant la ratal minor Hague foomi July » I N I - Chkogo Whllg too pllchoe f rocviuo Bon lot onion 0 Chicago araa drug r*r\*4>.iil#lion confof Borne* hoO boon at rat tat | Moot aarltat N r Oltardorly conOud ant pottottun pi I « n n o otHe • br ool m o Chk ago bo< V• iraoHd *1 th* M *«do«* (lin k to Arliono tor M k) r*porHdly (Qioin* B a se b all July II. IN I Law JoAnton ol IS* Lo* Ang*i«t Oodgot odmilt lo soring boon « coco.no odkl during (So Two yoort no n*ipod in* 0odg*n lo Nolionol L**guo ponnonlt in IS* mid I Hoc John ton nhn tp*nl motl ol M t It yaor tartar in Tito minor* tout ol on* poml h* told nil World lo rN t ring N r IMO N tugpori M t dcug Sob*I Al in* lim* ol hit onnountomonl JoAnton worktd N r m t Oodgoct in ISolf c o m m u n ity M r vKot d*(>*rimonl July II. I N ) Alan Wiggint al mo Von Oiogo Ptdcat it o rrttN d in Von U>*go N r cocaino potMtuon Cnorgot Oft loNr droppod a hat Wiggint (o m p N N d o ronobiiaolion progrom ol ColiNrnlo't Orongo Counly c»ra Unit Cammitdonor Bowl* Kuhn tuip*ndt Wiggwit lor M doytanAug I t I N ) Aug t. I N ) - Von 0>ogo Mcond bOMmon Jwon Bonillo antart ColiNrmo l Orongo Counly Coro Uml N r N day drug rtnobilildlion prtgrom Aug ) l . 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Alton* a INO World torw thor*. and Morlm ovontuolly tor r* I I dor pnten H rm io i is# Fori Worth CorrKlionol Facility Tho mrao wino sooring on m#ir ana yoor botoboH *vt#en*ione ond or* raintH Hd V o , I* I N I Bluo M * t t r*r*obimotion al * C*HN»n.o iK illty and it r r n t H H d doyt boNr* Iho *i*r i *4 m* I N I tooton Fob I INO — Allonl* Br*ro*plHn*r Potguol P o rtl it orrotNd in mo Oominkon Republic N r cocom* poOMttion Port l It laH r conricNd ond M rvot 0 mro* monHi tontonc* in Dominican pr.ton Kunn tvtpondl P ort! until Moy >L INO. but IS# dM HM n it rorortod by an arbitrator and Parol it romtloNd April I t Vop M I N ) - Chkogo W MN Vo* (o n H r l.*id*r Non lo F lo rt It or>ttl«d in Chkogo N r potwttion ol drug* ant iliogol woopont On Jon It I N ) L tF lor* It o>d*r«d H *'*nd Idol On mot* (horg*« *lt»c • iudg* r*i*c**d hit (H im mol m* drug* ant woopont bokmgod N •*•anti ____ E rpot oullioidor Tim Romot tn N rt drug Mt ColiNrmo olHr odmllimg ho wot addkNd to rnonmt lol*r mol hi* probHm wo* ta M r or* S* *IHn ’ cowton I Juna II I N ] - VI L o u H tu llH N tr Lonnw im im voHnlori y tm ort Hy'ond ConNr N r Orug and Alcohol AbwM ouit>d* VI L o u h H r meat wook Irootmonl program. Iwlowing by a yoor hit tocond place Imith N D o n Murphy In Hai«no< Looguo M y F yoimg WinHr I N ) - Lot AngoNt Oodgtr I owlll«id*f Koo Londitout it ( Vida Blue ...atartedover Steve Howe ...heavily fines n*kl day * n krt o M day drug rohobrlilolion program F »b I* I t u — Allonlo B ro rtt tluggor CHudtH WarningSm l( orrottod m Walnut Crook. C o lli. and chorgod with * miedtmoonor oltanaa *• potMtuon ot mori|uono Ptndmg trial. Wots.ngton (O ntlnuo tN pN y with Iho Brora* Sprmg- '«•» - CoilNrmo Angolt mlioidtr D o r,i Scomort onto,, * drug rohobiliutian cllruc m ColiNrmo N r irooimoni at mttat It ottkN Ily lormod 0 tubal ant a probNm " O April K INS mo Angolt announta S c a in n hot tuccototvlly (ompNtod program April (. 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INS - Ootlond A t pltchor M itt ttorru It orrotNd in BorhtN y C o lli. ant chorgod miih dr I» mg untar m* Inftuork* at o control Nd tubttanta H o rn , mho mot orrotNd in IN o but hod (tvorgot at pouottron at cocotflo ant mori|uono Woppod b K o u w at mtuttklont oodonco hod boon r r c n . rg trootmont tor druo --- *- - h- ‘ *‘ - *‘ Ik tro Ib n aI ool aut *m*lmm Pm» l - l April V INO Pitttburgh P lro N t rt llt t t r Rod Scurry o d m iH N vtmg (M O * * mhon P n o N t or* an rood agomtl lo t A n gtN t ant tho May A INS - Alan Wiggint at tho Son Oirgo Podrot n h ityo k h d on* yaor attar a r*kopt* at hit cKOirw addiction �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. S P O R TS IN BRIEF Burgess Wins Pam H aley A w ard For Outstanding M ale Swimmer S a n f o r d 's C h u c k Burgess, a Seminole High senior, has been presented the Pam Haley Memorial Award for the Most Out­ standing Male Swimmer for the Justus Dolflns Burgess, who has been appointed to the Naval Academy, was a standout on the Sem inole High swim team for three years. He qualified for the 4A State Meet four times In­ cluding his freshman year C h u c k Burges* ut Lyman High. The Pam Haley Memorial Awurd receplenl Is selected not only for competition but for academics, sportsmanship and contribution to the team. Burgess will leave for the Naval Academy. In Anapolts. Maryland, on Ju ly 1. ’T i l swim for them and probably start In two or three events." he said. To get appointed to the Naval Academy Involves a number of aspects Including academics. S A T scores, sports, extra curricular activities, leadership In school and In the community. You also have to get nomination from a congressmen or senator (Burgess was nominated by BUI McCollum) and take a medical test and physical test. The Burgess family has a strong military background. "M v grandfather was In the Navy for 23 years." he said. “ My grandmother and aunt were nurses In the Navy and m y father was In the Marines and went to Viet Nam." Burgess has a four-year scholarship to the academy which Is worth a total of $136,000. Burgess said he plans on going Into Nuclear Engineering but said he could change his mind later McCullough, M iller Top Coaches The Burger King Selection Committee named Lyman's Bob McCullough and Oviedo's Jackie Miller as Its baseball and softball Coach of the Year, respectively. Bob "Beyond The Call of Duty" Santulll announced Wednesday. McCullough guided his Greyhounds to the district championship with consecutive victories over Lake Howell. Oel^and and Lake Mary before they lost to Winter Park In the region Miller's Lady Lions won the district and region tiefore losing In the section. McCullough's ace right hander Derek Llvernols was named Pitcher of the Year and Lyman's Paul Alegre was Outfielder of the Year. Lake Mary's Mike Schmlt was Inflelder of the Year and catcher Hod " C .J ." Metz was Offensive Player ol the Year Miller s fine sophomore. Mlkkl Eby. was named O ut­ fielder of the Year and Lake Mary's Kim Averlll was Inflelder of the Yeur. Lake Howrll's Eileen Thlelwuth was Offensive Player of the Year and teammate Christy Tlbbltts was Pilcher of the Year. J a m e s , C a lv in S p a rk E x p o s Neill James hit a grand slum to win one game und Tara Calvin came through with the game-winner In the second u» the Expos claimed a pair of victories In Altamonte Sprtns Little l.eugur Major National Division action. In a 9-5 win over the Cardinals. James broke open a close game with a grand slam homer In the top of the fourth. Scott Davidson smacked four hits and drove In three runs to pace the lO-hll Exjtos' attack while Anthony Tolone added a pair of doubles and -foe Polldore two singles Bill Hlppard tossed a six hitler for the pitching victory, strtklngout lOand walking four In a 9 8 win over the Astros. Calvin came up with runners on first and second and two outs In the bottom of the sixth and lined a single over ttie second baseman's head to drive In the winning run. Hlppard and Davidson drove In three runs each for Hie Kx[>os while Jam es drove In two and also was the winning pitcher. Andy Sjtolxkl smacked a two-run homer for the Astros. Fox Lines Triple, Cardinals Win Andy Kox lined a two-run triple to right field that gave the Expos the lead for good In u 4-2 victory over the Cardinals In Goldrnrod Little la-ague action The Cards took a 10 lead on a first Inning home run by Mike Mallnas and Increased the lead to 2-0 on a homer by Jason Turner In the second In the bottom of the second, the Expos lied It up on an RBI triple by Steve Whitaker and an Hill single by Ia-e Douglas. The Expo* took Ilie lead In the third when Kox crunched a 3-2 pitch for a two-run triple and a 4-2 lead The pitchers took over from then on as neither tcum scored the rest of the way. Fox und reliever Whitaker combined for 14 strlkrouts for the Expos while Turner and GrrgBogum ll combined to fan 12 for the Cards. Boxing Academ y Sets Opening The Florida Boxing Academy will hold Its grand opening Saturday (June 1) from 11 a m. to 3 p in. with special guest Pat NappKU.S. Olympic boxing coach). The Boxing Academy Is the first Junior Olympic and amateur training facility In Central Florida and Is the newest member of the United States Amateur Boxing Federation. The Florida Boxing Academy, which was donated by Certified Slings. Inc. of Casselberry. Is located at 2902 Corrine Drive In Orlundo For more Information about the academy and the grund o|tenlng. call 898-3908. TlturuUy. May JO, I T I J - T A 'Celtics Pride' Talk Riles Riley BOSTON (UPH — Ask Los Angeles coacn Pat Riley about the Boston Celtics' plavofT domination of the Lakers and he'll say It Is Insignificant. But guests staying at the Lakers' hotel tell you different. One day .after the Celtics blasted Los Angeles by 34 points In Game 1 of the championship series. Riley gathered hts team In a fifth-floor conference room at the Marriott Copley Plaza for a noon meeting before practice. By 1969 the Lakers added Wilt Chambcrialn to thrlr lineup, which already Included West and Baylor. Like the 1985 Lakers, that team was also being called by some "the greatest of all-time." Lakers ow ner Jack Kent Cooke had filled the raltcrs of the Forum with thousands of balloons, scheduled for release after the Lakers won Game 7 But Boston's Don Nelson lilt the decisive basket with 116 left and the Celtics won 108-106 As Celtics general manager Red Auerbach walked to the locker room be looked up and said. "I wonder what they're going to do with all those bleeping balloons." Former l akers guard Rod Hundley said ihc 8 0 mark w as called to his attention only recently. "I'd never even given It a thought." he said "Th e Lakers have never beaten Boston Mavis- the Lakers will start thinking .i Ihiui tltat Maybe that's the way Boston could beat (hem . to call It to their attention " Hut this vrar Hundley thinks the l-akers have the In-tter team. II they don't brut litem this yeur. then somebody's doing something." he said Th e n som e b ody's co n tro llin g these playolfs from up above. I do ttelleve," NBA P lay o ffs they needed to rally from their series­ opening blowout Monday on national TV . Riley's pep-talk words were exactly op­ posite what he had said Sunday, that his current team hadn't lost the first seven title series to Boston and so these players weren't rcponslble lor the whole monkey on the latkers’ backs — "Just the tall." Hut the Celtics' hold on the Lakers when t h e y are p la y in g for a b a n n e r Is extraordinary. Four times the best-of-seven series was ended early, but the other times the Celtics always came through In Game 7 "T h e carryover effect Is that you Just want to beat that tram that much more." said Rtlry. "One thing to their credit — and It's In-rn characteristic of their players and coaches throughout the years — vo i give them a break and they'll take advantage nl It." The closest the Lakers came was in 15MV2. w-lien In Game 7 Frank Selvv missed a 12-foot Jumper In the final seconds ol regulation It bit the rim. Bill Russell grabbed the rebound and the Celtics went on lo win In overtime He told them Tuesday he was tired of hearing about the Celtics' H-O mark against the Lakers when a title was on the line, how he had heard enough about the "Celtics Pride" while he was growing up on the East Coast and he was "sick of It." "W e 've got a l-akers history too," he said. In a voice loud enough to be heard through closed doors and Into the hallway. Invoking the names of former Laker great Elgin Baylor and Jerry West, he exhorted Ills silent players not to let Boston win yet another playoff series and said that some former Lakers are •’embarrassed" to come to the games Riley, who played for Los Angeles from 1970 to 1975. reminded his players they are the Western Conference champions and SCOREBOARD TV/RADIO t v « i •V*■**» Warn Mil Mil 1 to 8 * - V Im Criton 8* 4^88*8O'8BHU U IU T I4 U l» « - *C8« HU *sr*l CNrwr** Yl 0*to» Cr*c% •% Im III •0Ii»6 I i* - IV*n * •<WH Os/88it C/*« D/r it Da*, Bart rooruu -f l ’% JVL Da*** *»U (ifin i HI n c i ' I Nan I |« - OU l<r«i C* C*** I ► *W r i r r r o*»t Hi •tc$» >k i * ■to MUMU ' P r W-*arf s * J f : UP A’ 48*4a*V» l«wt I |« to t*c**#» I a m kmtoGe* •WaB'mmMv I® \m a* i« ll tit JH H4 A4 M AM Q u i n t a l P 11 ai M tv T h a i m : aa toima- 114 0 nn s - r * m in im tut*tom w tm »m 1 » » 4 < t -l '4 C H it Jl/tW Aw w I AC 1 C •* 'C ix >«*»*V4*n IX 0(141 !• 44 P l|41 IB M T ( ) 4 I I 01 II At U lr « » -f c t « C DM \n im in 1)1 •* in t o r n * - 1 1 1 «A J H0 AM tl»44<8fkto *■ •*CW(l»tt m .K t -L W C d l l :w «-s .< r its > ’4 « •*.I . v . > ,♦ * iK Dt A s We ii " is • ii n s r n in iw - 4 • S *l .i i .r -)■ la is s a n h i m r u n s a i n <#i - m i i s .m - < m nm a •to*w lllHIS| |«t« ')• >B A® I■ '04r%Pr<i*» m a H * « 1 a t is*"** t a 1 > rue 1 1 Ml m n r ua Hi 1>4 W m • »to * (a to to tt * 0 )1 a l *A-4»or a I 4* r*vi a « 8r » r x 4 W • ) II 1 I F Ifte* ) II • >W aa« 44) X’ X ’ 44) lU X ' w ID xa n 10 w m IO IX M 0*4 4to IK in in • • \ • to to Ml ’ VpmAi i %U«*e (A*T tl •» |OT| CX***f* #♦ 184 Asg»*t 4 8 * WVX| tl4«*t l|« la * W» 4* A*raft* t 8* btof I&4M1 4A»~pP « l)*r»CA- t »4 A )l 44 'IM 4 41 IX ( v48*414 *4K* I B IX 'A t o u C t o tl t^ A in fO ts d i t*448^v'X8tM/'XXrA I 1 8 * **+tr4 8* Oaetx* * a*r Q 44 *18B 8If4’ MX f'lAMMAA mmm 1 1 c A8j ■ iM|hrt«am4ii la n laa t Aa <VS4 t * -4* IB WatoAt t 04*44 I •• •'*•** *• H8U4488 I 8* I mAi i tow’ 1a WxilNi IB Q(All II X 8|4t. 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A former UPI first-team AllAmerica wlio s|M-nl most of Ills llrst three years tn the NBA as a reserve, Ainge led Boston's first-quarter surge In Monday's Game 1 of t hr- championship series against the Los Angeles Lakers Th e 6 loot>5 guard st ored 15 of Ills 19 jMilnls In the first 12 minutes and the Celtics were never again threatened "I play hard and I play ug gresslvely. with a lot of emo­ tion." Ainge said after practice Tursday. "A n d I think that emotion Is more of a help than a hindrance.” He has seen the pictures of fils anguished expressions after a referee's call goes against him. "and I'm trying lo riiangr. But I've madr those faces ever since I was u kid My morn always used lo tell me. ‘stop making those laces.' but I guess ll sjusl me." That willingness to show fils feelings resulted In a technical In Monday's game, when he Ihrew a ball at Lakers guard Byron Stoll, who had just hit Ainge in the hack of the head “ I just can't let that happen You can't let someone lake advantage of you." said Ainge. wlio says hr laughs when fu­ sees replays of his flghls. To prevent defenses from collajising on their front line of Larry Bird. Robert Parish und jk itr* IM I K IB QIIIMIM f Ml AIM T |t#t| Q It AI M U R lAllAJH T l A l l i W H H4 o jin •Wivtt u DOGS Prr*Me. IDi « » «* IB ID t » * l « I Ai 0 <v vi nto P im ia m v f i m |i ' ai aa Till - 0* 4*44 » «CI1 AM i74t» ,4.4i( rv# Q o i i » t 4a •d i i t n >4 T i i i i n a x x N ' F t 1 1 0 811 > N 4 N ttM I B IB IX :v t o » * C 4f a x ’ at IU 4 IM M X «B Q i t t i « • 8 if iia a x T i n e i t n i i ooo n if ix v e t4 «4 -w »4 N r n 148 4 X I B t t o -U f IB lx : Os « ^to x Hn$ ) X 0 1 411)44 P l I t I B * T !• I l l II • t o r * * - W H O It At Flyers Face Elimination E D M O N T O N The Philadelphia Flyers have their backs to the wall Unfortunately lor them, the wall In-longs to Edmonton The Oilers ran wrap up lheir second straight National Hockey League Stanley Cup championship with a victory lonlghl at home. The game will Ik- televised by USA at 9 p.m. The Oilers lead the series. 3-1. alter using four power play goals to pull out u 5-3 vie ton- In Game -1 "W e can’t do nnythlng dlflerent." said Flyer captain Dave Poulin. Hie Flyers' task tonight will be that much tougher since highscoring right wing T im Kerr, who Injured his right knee In Game 3. will be out of action along with Brad McCrlmmon. Phllly s In-st defender. HFGoodrich NBA P la y o ffs 3 YEAR BATTERY Kevin Mcllale. the Celtics have long needed an outside shooting threat: Ainge has Im-cii the an­ swer. In his first three seasons, hr uveragt-d 0.8 (mints (ier game This year that number juui|M-d io 12.9. with a majority of ins IMJints coming on 12 to lO-ftmt jumpers. "Every Irum In the league tries to (K ic k It In on us — that's |usl the w a y the game Is played," Ainge said. "If the Lakers want to leave me o |m - i i ami the Celtics want me lo shoot. that 's fine with me." Wlille playing basketball at HYU. Ainge was also a pro­ fessional athlete, working Ills way up through the Blur Jays organization and played Infield at Toronto for a time Former Celtics genrral man­ ager Red Auerbach said la-fore ltie 1981 druft that lie would not (ilek Ainge. but then used a second round pick on the strug­ gling baseball player, who was having a hard time with majorleague pitching For three years. Ainge shared |il.i)ing time with Celtics guard Gerald Henderson Before the 1984 85 regular season began. Henderson held out for a bigger contract. Ainge showed the con­ fidence he had gained In sum­ mer-league play anil Henderon was traded to Scuttle days ufter signing a new contract 36 ^ ^ > $ 0 * 5 9 5 2 I V' — 5 YEAR BATTERY 2 -1 24 F MARINE BATTERY $ 4 4 9 5 Performs as great as it looks Belted T/A'60 * 3 9 95 •CUuk f4t8X(i WfhitBUltxrv • Kt»*»i 1 vxtr Action *»«ov<Jrv •Two libxf'iUM U»Ha lor »tr»n<jth And h«r.Hu. ) • Brgmixd M a lor tfALiion hi mudA tnow_____________ EHFGoodrich <NmNm la* UH m M i« m toou <IM 4« It J4V L0»l« MM m toau 4* M m um 44 M ;c. Loan c o m n I 4-Wheel Disc-Drum ■ J lL iv iilL BrakeRelinel W# will: • install nsm hunt disc • Hoc htns tutors LSASM TO • Bsitock h unt mhssl b e o n m jt end toryas to a*w< a SCUBA DIVE •In s ta ll nsm ts o t d tu m h n J s h tu n y t 88e chtn s te a t dtu rn s SANFORD •Bleedend fhU broke system C L A S A S S M OW POSM IN O CALC 1 COM SO L IO A T BO M A AIMS NSW A MV A MA S S A C M |SO«| 4 1 1 4 0 0 AltliiiuMl |*na aaiia *8 required O t t o U r i k M ' box niuHlor mk— i <mJ SS4 lwfet«4lM 8 u n rn a u u r n u Trinity Prep Slates Cage Camp Designed and engineered lor o Trinity Preparatory School will hold Its second annual basketball camp from June 10 to June 15. according to head coach Gerry Spring. The one week camp, open to all boys and girls ages 12 to 16. will run from 9 a m until 4 p.m. and will cost $60. Spring said that Interested Individuals should register us soon us possible so that shirt sizes may be ordered and registration procedures taken rare of For more Information, call Trinity Prep. 671-4140 smooth ride and long mileage Liiesaver X L M whitewall McCorkle Soccer Has Openings Lake Mary soccer roach Larry McCorkle said Wednesday his June 24-28 Under 10 Soccer Camp is closed by there are several alternatives for players who wish to participate. The July 8-12 and Ju ly 15-19. both Under 10 camps, have openings. The June 17-21 Under H camp and the Ju ly 8-12 Under 8 ram p ure each about half full. A Ju ly 13-19 camp, which is for all ages, also has several openings. Cull Mc-Corkle at 323-2110 for further Info. 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Please." who couldn't understand w hy neither her parents nor her In laws would take her kids once In a while so she could have a little vacation. I am a grandmother, and I won't keep my grandchildren either. I raised five by myself, and I was never ashamed to take twin daughters and one son — them anywhere because they all under 10 — and both sets of were taught how to behave. I'm grandparents beg to baby sit, or sorry I can t say the same about keep the kids for days or weeks If my grandchildren we'd let them. We actually have I love the little tykes and It's to be careful not to favor one set not their fault that they aren’t over the other. trained right, but I refuse to L U C K Y IN L O N G B E A C H baby sit or take (hem anywherr If they don’t get what they ask D E A R A B B Y : I encountered lor In a store, they fall down and kick and scream. When they so many problems as a male wrre al’ my house, they walked nurse that I changed Jobs, on the furniture, stood on the became a paramedic and worked table and pulled things out of on an ambulance, instead. There cupboards and drawers. I was 1 was accepted because It was more "male" — even though I exhausted trying to watch them Meanwhile their mother Imy earned less and used fewer daughter) paid no uttentlon to medical skills Men who rnter the nursing profession are con­ them. My neighbor and her husband stantly explaining and a|M>logt/Just retired, and they were so Ing Some are called "orderlies." afraid they might Ik- drafted to and in many hospitals we are baby sit their grandchildren, excluded from O U -G YN duly they sold their home, got a unless.i female nurse is present H A D I T W I T H N U R S IN G jtost office box and bought an It V They keep traveling In self defense. D EA R A B B Y : I h. c given Please print this so some birth eight times and i e had young parents will understand two miscarriages and then a why their parents won't help hysterectomy. Fortunately I was never attended fo by a male with the kids. nurse It Is bad enough tlial I N O N A M E S . E IT H E R had In expose m v tx>dy to a male doctor, but a male nurse? Never! D E A R N O N A M E S : You have C A L L M E O L D F A S H IO N E D lots of company. However, there are some people who are lucky D E A R A B B Y : Nothing In this enough to be able to write a world seems to Interest me letter llkr this one anymore since I broke up with D EAR A B B Y : I’m sorry for "No Names." My husltand and I my fiancee. I was so upset at the are o n ly c h ild r e n , so o u r tim e . I w anted to com m it children are the only grand­ suicide, but because I have my children on both sides We have parents to support, I couldn't Dear Abby bring myself to end my life. I cannot seem to get over the hurt of ending my relationship with what I perceived to be the perfect woman. We were so happy together and she seemed so right for me. then shortly before we were to be married I discovered that she had been a prostitute before w-r mef. Please advise me T h e S n m m e r Y o u l It Employment Training Program seeks to provtde a meaningful work ex|H-rtenee lor youth out of school for Ihe summer As well as providing Jobs, a priority of S Y E TP ts to instill m students a se n se of r e s p o n s i b i l i t y , appropriate work attitudes, and the ability to work with others. N O T H E A L IN O Youth will be placed within the public and private mmprollt sectors In past summers young people have l>ern employed In such diverse areas as day care D E A R N O T H E A L I N G : It’s not where we came from that's unportant- lt’s where we are going that counts. Jesus lorgave the prostitute. ("Go. and sin no more.’’) Should vou do less? D E A R A B B Y : Thank you lor printing the letter signed "Th e Oulet One " I could have written It I suppose people mean well when they try to bring me out of my shell by teasing "Mv good­ ness. you sure lalk a lot!" Or by asking me In a group. "W hy are vou so quiet?" Such remarks do not "bring me out " or encourage me to talk, they have the op|M>slte ellect There Is a saying that sums It up nicely: "II you don’t un­ derstand my silence, you won’t understand mv words " SP EEC H LESS D E A R S P E E C H L E S S ! That "saying" strikes me as the Ideal TesjNins*- to the clod who asks. Why are you to quiet?" Silence m a y be go Id e n . b u t the appropriate retort In an Inappro­ priate question ts worth tlx weight In platinum T O N IG H T 'S T V centers, city halls, libraries camps, fire departments, parks ami schools. Julie Rotundo, right, demonstrates hair care using Lake The S Y E TP Is designed lor youth ages 1-1-21 w ho meet M ary Homemaker Jan Tesar as a model e l i g i b i l i t y r e q u ir e m e n t s Participants are paid $d dft an hour lor a 40-hour work week Th is lem porarv employment period extends Imm June 17Aug 16. For one week during this period, all participants will I h requlred to attend a training A c c o rd in g lo B arbara A The llttal Seminole I'ooniv program which will coueenlrate Extension Homemaker Leader Hughes, the pur|tosc ol Home­ on career exploration, motiva­ makers Is to promote a iH-tter Tra in in g was geared Inward tion. and development. sell Im provem ent About -It) wav ol life lor all through For Inform ation, call Dee It llowship continuing education women attended the program to Schmldt. cmplovincnl develop learn ationt color analysis ban and service. Ms Hughes says incut counselor lor Private In leader trainings are conducted xtvllng and make up dusiry Council ol Scuunole Guest speakers ineluded Kav seven lim e s a n n u a lly and C oon ty Inc I2HO llosptlal M.trills, make-up and color pro­ Homemakers attending these Hoad. Sanlord. ;t21 »I()HS sessions are expected lo return fessional who demonstrated eorreei ways lo rllectlvelv apply to their community clubs and eosmetlrs Her rnoilel was llrunl relay their experiences lo the Nakulls. a member ol Mock- members. There are nine clubs and ’275 Inghlrd Homemakers. Altamottie H o m e m a k e rs In S e m in o le Springs Jatt Tesar w a s the iiiim Ii -I tor ( d i m l y . 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IVIS 'I Felt Very Dumb' Slum-Dwelling Refugee Students Excel In American School SAN FRANCISCO (Ill'll - When Tin U p Cao carnr*frorn Southr-ant Asia six yearn ago. unable In sjx-.ik English and consigned by poverty In live In a drug-infested. violent slum, he says. "I fell very dumb.” Nr si month, because o( Ills straight-A record, he will Ik *the valedictorian of his graduating class at Galileo High School, and In the fall hr will l>r one of the select few to enter ih r engineering school al the University of California at Herkelry. Tin . Hi. said hr was good al math when he started school in San Francisco In IH79. Hut he s|>okr no Kngllsh. "I frit very dumb, hut that's what pushed me I k - cause | knew I couldn't go on being dum b.” Tin and an estimated 4.000 refugee children from .Southeast Asia live with families or friends household to strive lor A s. ” 1 hope the children will he doctors and engineers and teachers I hope they will be successful.” Helen Hatcher, principal of a school wltere many of the refugees go. said of the students. Considering the obstacles, and the background of turmoil, motivation Is high Their homework Is always done, thry treat books better than other students and they get upset at class time that Is wasted because of discipline problems." Darleen Lau. principal of another school that refugees attend, said. "These are children who were living In war-torn countries. Some have seen their fathers beheaded Therapists working with these kids get bark pictures of bombs exploding all the lime.” School officials say many of the refugee pupils In the Tenderloin, where prostitution, drug dealing and alcoholism are as much a part of dally life as violence, robbery and overcrowded and dlrly tenements. Van Vo. 11. who left Ho Chi Mlnh City In 1981 with his aunt and uncle on a small l>oat carrying HX) people, carries memories of his mother s tearful farewell. She had packed his belongings, prepared lood for him and told him to find his American father. That search failed and the boy still lives with his relatives. ' lie's one of my lop students." says teacher Kathryn Wellington. “ He writes beautifully. In math, he picks up In three minutes what It takes the rest of the class to learn In 45 minutes.” Van's uncle, once a policeman In Vietnam and now a hotel Janitor, urges all six children In his SPECIALS ATTENTION GRADS TOTAL FITNESS CENTER • PARENTS • GRANDPARENTS • AUNTS & UNCLES • OLDER BROTHERS & SISTERS (r iv e H i m O r l l r r T h e M o st U n i q u e A n d P o rtio n i d ( ,i f t I ’oH siltlo! C o n g r a tu la tio n s \ C la s s o f 1985 A 3 0 3 W. 1st St. S a n fo rd 323-5011 x SU M M E R S P E C IA L J u s t In t i m e for the GraduateI " T H E GRADUATION MEMORABILIA P L A Q U E ” Your Diploma, Tassel. Announcement. And Name Card. Double Mailed In Your School Colors. Framed Under Glass, And For O nly $39.95. Musi See T o Appreciate. Slop fly And See O ur Dlspluv Al . . . (Ecflirtai (Ercatim iB *i5?TS iSSstt GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE M ONTHS FOR * 4 HURRY EXPIRES 9 6 30 9 5 321-2153 Cs Wc Wish You All The Happiness And Success In The World. Good Luck. And May The liest He Yet To Come. Gift C e rtifica tes Are A vailable 3 have qualified for gifted children programs and school honor rolls, despite the odds against them Tin Cao's calculus teacher. Patricia Hollrran. said shr was unaware of his background. "Then wc went to the awards banquet for an engineer Ing scholarship hr received I dropped hltn off by his house and I watched him walk across the street. Here were all these crazy people, pro stliutes — and this very bright young man. "I thought. 'Wc don't know We wander around this city and we don't know the richness here We lorgct what's behind those walls. Tin explains. "M y dad forsook everything for me. He started a business when he was young and he lost everything In the revolution. I guess the only hope he has Is me I don't want to let him down.” ] I TIP TOP SUPERMARKET 1100 W E S T 13th S T R E E T SANFORD, FLO RIDA fTERLEnORfflAfT much / ■ -t t y has a//her nea/xjor dueem /te s n e u h ■J* V / . I 19 8 5 G ra d u a te s ! 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Sanford's Most Unique Uoutlqur GIFT IDEAS FOR TH E GRADS entire sum m er stock on sale! up to 1 / 3 off and more! • fwimwear • dresses • skirts • blouses • shorts • rompers • pants • jeans VISA Master Charge • coordinates • accessories Am Express ‘ Including Sale Items! Just Ask for Your Discount Card When You Enter the Store! Limited Time Only! MOONLIGHT MADNESS SALE. F A I. MAY J ilt $10 P M \«GUE VISA Uw m Charga Am l i m i t �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI Graduation 2,315 County Students To Get Diplomas A total of 2.315 students are sceduled to be graduated from Seminole County's six high schools on Friday and Saturday. June 7 and B. The 1984-85 school year has been a good one for Seminole County, according to School Superintendent Robert Hughes. Over 55 million In scholarships and military academy appointments were earned by county high school seniors And Scholastic Aptitude Test scorrs were 21 points above the national average. Local students scored an average of 918 compared to last year's 915. The state average Is 890 Here Is the the graduation schedules for each school and a brief list of achievements Seminole High School — 330 seniors are scheduled to receive their diplomas at 8:30 a m Saturday at the school stadium The boys track team won the state 4-A championship, and the girls came In fourth The wrestling team finished third overall In the district and the girls basketball team won the Five Star Confer­ ence title. The swim leant set several county records Twenty-one seniors received college scholarships Lake Mary High School place In national concert competition and received a superior rating In district com­ petition The band also won first place In the Parade and Field Show. The girls volleyball team won the Five Star Conference champi­ onship Several members of the football team were named to the all-county squad. four years at Lake Mary. A record number of students 112) received National Merit Schol­ ar honors. LM1IS seniors received $1.5 million In scholarships. The football, boys cross country, girls basketball and wrestling teams won district championships And the school won The All Sports Trophy of the Five Star Conference. The marching band was one of only 12 selected from throughout the nation to marrh In the Mary's Thanksgiving Day I’arade In New York City. Lyman High School — 413 seniors will graduate on June 8 at 8 30 a m at Lyman Stadium. Lyman had six Nation Merit Finalists. 15 Florida Academ ic Scholars, and four Senior Scholastic Art winners among Its seniors. Lym an students received scholarships worth over $1 million. The school's cross country track team placed first at the All-Conference competition and several se­ niors participated on county all-star teams. The state competition In auto mechanics and drafting were won by Lyman seniors Lake Brantley High School — 450 seniors will graduate on Friday at 7 p m at the Tom Storey Stadium located at the school. Ninety percent of Brantley's seniors said they plan to go on to college Brantley's wrestling learn finished with an 11-3 record, the tennis team placed third In the slate and the b o y s soccor team finished second In the state. Brantley s band won superior ratings and the school's Spectrum singing group sang at Wall Disney's Very Merry Christmas Party. The sc hool yearbook was rated the best In Florida and won Cover of the Year Award Oviedo High School — 262 seniors will graduate on June 8 at 8 a m. at John Courier Field located at the school Oviedo had the best swlmmrr. golfer and tennis players In the state and two district wrestling champions The volleyball and softball teams won district und regional competitions Oviedo had the first black female from Seminole County to be ap|K>lnted to the U.S. Naval Academy In Annapolis. Maryland. Lake Howell High School — 469 seniors will graduate on Saturday ut 9 a m. at the school sports complex. The class of 1985 Is the first to have spent all — 391 seniors will graduate on June 8 ut 8 a m at the Lake Howell sports stadium. The school's Wind ensemble group won first School Board Honors Dividends Volunteers The Dividends are parents who go Inlo the classrooms and help teachers do their Jobs t Th e following people have been recognized by the school hoard for contributing over 1000 *hours of their time as school volunteers. They are listed with the schools they serve. • From elementary school*: Nancy Dease and Pal Hall. C a sse lb e rry; S a lly Magglo. Eastbrook: Doris Curtin, English E sta te s; L in d a E v a n s and Doralne Harrington. Geneva; Arlene Wrase. Keeth; Ellen Waldrop, l^ike Mary. Pat Mixon and Katie Nichols. Lake Ortenta: Susan Campbel. Weklva; Marlon Fuller. Winter Springs and Veda Blake. Darrcs Campbell. Pat E ve r and Mary O. Stelzer. Woodlands. • From middle, high, and other schools Cookie Bruno, Teague Middle; Jeannette Stlffey. Seminole High; Joe Mitchell. Cindy Russell and Bill Stein. Lake Howell High and Mary Lou Wagoner. Roscnwald Excep­ tional Child Center Thursday. May JO. 1WJ— JB Sea World Drinking Gets Students Barred From Prom, Graduation during the trip. He said he thought the d rin k s were "v irg in " — made without alcohol. "It never even entered my nilrul that Sea W'orld would sell alcohol." Beasley said. "1 collect glassware and that's the only reason we bought the drinks." Sea World security guards Mopped the students and re­ ported th e ir d rin k in g to chaperones. The Knoxville Board of Ed­ ucation. hours before the W'est High graduation Mon­ day. heard the students’ ap­ peal of Ihe prlnlcpal's ruling b u rrin g them from c o m ­ mencement. Allan Ledford, a chorus tea che r and one of the chaperones on the Florida trip, told the bourd the Sea World bartender who served the drinks said Beasley had shown a false Identification curd. Beasley admitted he carried a fake ID but said he did not use It to buy the drinks at Sea World. The student's lawyer. Bill W u g g o n e r . a r g u e d the B e a s l e y , w h o Is 18. bartender lied about Ihc ID so purchased a plna colada and Seu World would not get In mul tal for himself und Th o m ­ trouble with the slate for as In a bar at Seu World serving alcohol to minors. K N O XV ILLE Trim |UP1) A pair of top students was barred from attending the senior prom and their high school graduation because they got caught sipp ing drinks on a school trip to Sea World In Orlando. Brian Beasley and Vida T h o m a s stayed at home Monday when the rest of the senior class of West High School graduated Beasley and Thomas werr given their diplomas at school without fanfare. Before they got euught with the drinks, they were re­ garded as two of West High's best students T h e y won awards In debate, drama and art. Thomas was vice presi­ dent of the senior class and a member of the National Honor Society. But the sch ool p o lic y mandates any senior caught abusing alcohol or drugs In the last 20 days of the term will be banned from year-end activities. "Th e y made a mistake and I think they'll have to pay for It." said principal Jam es "Doc" Simpson SPKIALSBILSRAOS Sear C o n g ra tu la tio n s C la s s tyu u lu a te o f 19 19X5 I A Stop By And See Our Selection Of Gifts. \ 100% Cotton Slacks, and Knit Shirts • 1 9 .9 5 1100 S. French Ave., Sanford 228 E . First Street Ph. 321 078? Sanford 3227953 'Wtrutuet fc ic o & K y *t- 4 'DefianttKwt Stogie 20% O FF S T O K F W ID E SALE! 3 DA Y S O N LY -M A Y 30th - JU N E 1st .Sorry Vo L it Au.it i J l I r. lit SI. Downtown Stnfoid 322-4712 7. B A T H IN G H S U IT S Graduate.! VALUES TO »30 HOW * 9 .9 5 FORM AL WEAR A V A IL A B L E <Uufte4U... m • Dresses • Lingerie • Swimsuits • Shoes H OU R S: Mon I h o l t £, S tl S V J O . I l l 1 • P a n t S u its conmes got it! "Video Reviews Lifetime Club Membership Is A Gift I'll Enjoy All My Life." A PUM P A C U T A B O V E TH E B U T . Connie ruts no rorners In the rorut ruction of a shoe. For Instance, this soli, genuine leather pump will nuikr you look better than the rest bet m um - an ever v> slight troop In the tltoe reveals a subtle show trig of those good-looking tors In A ^ A _ _ WHITE. LOW HEEL. OR BONE. HIGH HEEL $ 4 3 .9B Irvcisdiblsl AttordstHs Ltsthsr Fashion. MOVIE RENTALS... VHS & BETA V ID EO REVIEW ofrtU Giant HWY. 17 92 * LAKE MARY BLVD . SANFORD 32 1-1601 Wvn *T ' SHOE S T O R E >• I. first i t . DOWNTOWN tA N IO tD wuil •MM f M U t l « U I H t M l »l • Costume Jewelry • Sportswear • Accessories �• I 4B— Evening Herald. Senlord, FI. Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Thursday, May 10, IttJ Let us reflect on the sacrifices of those countless sons, husbands, brothers and sweethearts, who have given their lives for us in valiant defense of our cherished freedoms. We honor their loyalty and we sadly mourn their passing. I Am Your Flag I walk In silence with each ofy>,tr. honored dead to their final resting place beneath the n h/tr crosses, row upon row. I have flown through fx-acr and war. strife and prosperity, and amidst It all 1have been respected. M y red stripes symbolize thrUdod'. spilled In defense of this gbrtoua. nation. My whit* stripes signify the burning tears shed by Amok-ana who lost their sons. My blue field Is Indicative ofQod '* l am yo u r Flag i was bom June 14. 1777. I am more than Just cloth shaped Into a design. la m the refuge of the world 'a oppressed people. I am the alien! sentinel of Freedom. I am the emblem of the greatest sovereign nation on earth, lam the Inspiration for which American patriots gave their lives and fortunes. I have led your sons Into battle from Valley Forge to the bloody ridges of Korea. A h We Remember Lover! Onen Who ServerI, I,el IJh Look T o wort! A Fit I ure O f Fence. STENSTROM REALTY - REALTORS SANFORD’S SALES LEADER” 2 M t Park Of. Sanford, FI. 327T1 Sanford, Fla. M a y o r O f S a n fo rd 323-7022 FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION CLOUSE CAR CARE B. Duke Woody Branch 147 W. First St. Sanford, FI Goodyear Tire Center 555 W. First St. Sanford, FI. 3 2 2 -9 6 0 8 322-2821 Lake Mary, FI. 3274* 322-2420 321-2720 KENNEDY TRACTOR COMPANY 3400 W. Hwy. 46 Sanford, FI. 3 2 3 -0 7 8 7 EMPIRE OF AMERICA FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK 3090 S. Orlando Dr. Sanford, FI. 3 2 3 -3 7 7 0 ‘May You And Your Family Have A Safe Memorial Day.” SANFORD AUTO PARTS 115 W. 1st Street Downtown Sanford We Appreciate Your lutlnau. Sale* II Sorvico For Most All Makes Vacuum Cleaners. Fast Service ' t& u c h it S d ie U tx d “P d d t A * u C O u H i t *? u tu T i STEPHEN R. BALDAUFF FUNERAL HOME Saxon Blvd., Daltona. FI. • dMFGoodrich RATLIFF & SONS A U TO PARTS F L O R ID A , IN C . All Barvlca I m I Istata Company Ask About Our Tuition I M I Schooling "R em em bering All Who Have S erved." A. A . McCLANAHAN A V C O Financial Services 3793 S. O rla n d o D r. Sanford, FI. Kirk Plaza Bldg., Suite 9 110 E. Commercial Ave. Sanford REAL ESTATE BROKER 106 Park A v e . Sanford, FI. 322-4314 BAL HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 905 Laurel Ave., Sanford 322-2131 100 Years Of Service In Sanford 322-3481 471-1447. 323 3200, Iv a . 7 7 4 -1 0 )0 LAKE MARY LAWN 4 GARDEN EQUIPMENT BRISSON FUNERAL H O M E 2734 O rla n d o D riv e Sanford, Fl. DICK A VICKI 321-2388 A M emorial Day S a lu te To The V eterans .. CHAPELS Disabled American Veterans Chapter No. 30 3512 O rla n d o D rive M eetings 1st Tuesday 7:30 322-5992 323-2710 SHOEMAKER CONSTRUCTION C O ., INC. SANFORD HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2701 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. 2609 S. Sanford A v e . 322-6390 Robert L. Donaldson, USN RET. I l l E. Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary 323-5595 323-8856 322-3103 SUNNILAND CORP. SANFORD DRY CLEANERS TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER NIX BEDDING, UPHOLSTERY & CUSTOM DRAPERIES 113 S. Palmetto Sanford, FI. 3159 Orlando Drive, U.S. 17-92 Sanford, FI. 709 Celery Ave. Sanford, Fla. 322-8700 323-0910 322-2117 GEO. WILLMER ASSOCIATES, INC. SWEENEY'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. 1117 “ . Highway 434 Altamonte Springs "A S alu te To All Who Have Served." 229 Magnolia Ave. Sanford ALL AMERICAN FLAG POLES & FLAGS 831-6900 322-1246 DELTONA AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MILLER S RADIO & APPLIANCE 4 2 0 N. Edgemon Ave. Winter Springs, FI. 327-3151 In Memorlam PHILLIP M. HALEY W.W. II Veteran From The Je rry Haley Family Osteen, Fla. KAREN'S INTERIORS 322-2117 Your Future Our Concern 322-7480 . 125 E. Crystal Laka Ave. Lake Mary, FI. A-1 VACUUM CLEANER CO. 2523 French Ave. Sanford, fla. FUNERAL HOME . . . CEMETERY . . . FLOWER SHOP 44A at Rinehart Rd. 322-4263 Serving A ll C ontrol Florida Keqes "S erv in g T hose T h a t Have S erv ed And S till S erv in g ." V .F .W . POST 5405 2413 French A v e n u e Sanford, Florida ii O u r 'V tii’u tK j. ERNIE JACKSON AUTO SALES 704-775-3101 RUSSELL & CARY BAILEY AAA EMPLOYMENT t S d lu U d A heaven under which I fl>v M y stars, clustered together, unify 50 states as one. lor God and country. “Old G lory" Is m y nickname and I proudly wave on high. Honor me. respect me. defend me with your lives and your fortunes. Never let m y enemies tear me down from m y lofty position, lest I ne-.er return. Keep alight the fires of patriotism, strive earnestly for the Spirit of Democracy. Worship Eternal God and keep His commandments and I shall remain the bulwark of peace and Irccdom for all mankind. A-OK TIRE O AKLAW N A T ribute To All Soldiers P resent And Past S o ie U tU 709 Celery Ave. Sanford, FI. 2S55 S. Perk Drive Senlord 322-7554 "TYPEWRITER SALES & SERVICE B E T T Y E S M IT H •01 W. Lake Mary Blvd. We Wish A ll Veterans And Their Families Oodspeed VOLTOLINE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT By Irving Leary 1130 Deltona Blvd., Southeast Bank Building P .O . Box 152 Deltona, Florida * Fertiliser, Building Materials and Chemicals Sanford, FI. 322-2421 ‘For A ll Your Real Calais Needs" • 322-0352 •* 4 11' i i ’ y ff. ,. ... • ■ ^ a**..to aisaM* •• 8 3 4 -1 7 5 4 322-4922 322-1242 BLAIR AGENCY CHELSEA TITLE A GUAR ANTY CO. SEMINOLE LOAN CORP. Stephen McCammon, M gr. 119 W . First St. Sanford, Fl W . C. "Bill" Froasa 106 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford, Fl. 322-4396 322-2083 T O U If* 4 * 't ?e * fe ttu a '' • « «k e-- SUNSHINE TV SALES A SERVICE FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE 609 W. Ninth St., Sanford KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS XM Pk O f O u t 'VeUrrXKd 312 W . 1st Street Sanford 323-7710 & 323-3866 C O U N C IL 5357 '% 1606 N. Hwy. 427 Longwood, FIs. 2510-A Oak Avenue Sanford, Fla. 2619 Orlando Drive Sanford S anfo rd, Fl. Thursday. May 10, IM J— IS �• t • r *B Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Thursdjy, May )0, 1915 Plumber Wants To Fix Space Toilet TARPON SPRINGS (UPl| - Richard Faglano believes that when you have electrical work to be done, you ahould call an electrician, and when the apace shuttle has a toilet problem, a plumber should be called. Out when the problem arises while the shuttle Is orbiting earth, that's not possible. However. Faglano says that can tie solved by taking a plumber along on the space flight and naturally, he wants to be that plumber. Faglano Is chairman of Master Plumbing Inc. of Tarpon Springs and In addition to being a licensed plumber, he Is a licensed pilot who files slngleenglne planes. Faglano wrote the National Aeronautics and Space Administration two weeks ago volun­ teering his services as an In-flight plumber after problems cropped up In recent space flights with the shuttle's plumbing system. “ You don't call an aero-space engineer lo fix your toilet, so It Just seemed to me to make sense you'd call a plumber when you have toilet problems up In spore," he said. “ Even If you couldn't fix things In space, a plumber could gather the knowledge to alleviate future problems from occurring." Faglano said, adding many of the plumbing problems In spare have been fulrly repetitive. Faglano concedes his chances of being picked for a shuttle crew aie virtually non-existent, but said he Is willing to take the time to go through flight training In order to experience working with plumbing In weightlessness If It meant Joinings shuttle mission. 'P o nzi' Schem es Bilk M illio ns F r o m Investors W A SH IN GTON (Ul»l) — Americans lost more than $750 million In more than 30 major to o -g o o d - to- lie -tru e " I ’onxl" swindles dur­ ing (he Iasi three years, business officials report. Th e Council of Heller Business Bureaus Inc., Arlington. Vn.. and the N o r th A m e ric a n S e c u r i t i e s Adm lnlstralors Associa­ tion Inc.. Topeku, Kan. relrused results of a survey Tuesday that detailed the losses to modernized versions of the basic pyramid In­ ve s tm e n t schem e named after Charles I'o n z l, a n o to rio u s swindler of the lO'iOs. who bilked thousands of p ro o fr out ol m il­ lions of dollars. High Interest rales are paid lo Initial In­ vestors out of the funds of later Investors who end up losing all or most of Ihclr money to thr promoter. “ We uncovered more Ilian 30 mujor swindles In Ihc Iasi three years In v o lv in g well over $750 million Invested by tens ol Ihousands of Americans In all 50 stutes," said associa­ tion President Wuyne Howell during a news conference. Ponzi schemes masquerude as high tech stuck In v e s tm e n ts , m u ss m a rk e t ta x shelters, deferred de­ liv e ry co n tra cts In commodities, currency futures, oil and gus funds and leverage contracts In precious metals. S e m in a r For P a re n ts O f In fa n ts P l a n n e d A seminar for help Ing parents evaluate the growth of their In funt children will be held Sal unlay from 1) a in. to I I u.m. at the S a n f o r d E a r l y Childhood Center. HOI E. 25th St Pal Tye, a registered nurse and child rare heulth coordinator for Seminole. Orange und Osceola counties, will lie the speaker. The program Is free und o|ien to anyone who wishes lu attend. For more Information call 322 0645. Legal Notice I N T M E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E E I O M T I f NTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FL O R ID A CASE NO I ) I44ACA4* 0 IN RE T H E M A R R IA G E OF THOM AS L E E H A B E R IN Petitloner/Hutbend. end M A R Y A L E N E H AB E R IN . Respondent/Wilt N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO M A R Y A L E N E H AB E R IN Roule I P O Bo« tl* Detroit Lakes. MN SWS01 YOU AR E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE O met a Petition for Modification hot been Hied egelntl you end you oro re quirtd lo terra a copy ol your written detente*. II any. to II an NANCY F A L L E Y . ES O UIRE. Petitioner/Husband t ettorney. whole eddrett It F R E E M A N . E A TO N . F O U N T A IN S A L L E Y . Pot! Otflco Boa TO. Altemenie Sprlngt. Florldo. JJ7IS0070 on or before June II. IttS. and file me original with the Clot I el m il Court either before service on Husband's attorney or Im mediately thereafter, otherelte e default will be enterad agcnit you tor tho rellot demanded I" me Petition W ITN ES S my hand end Ihe teal 0* m it Court on m it I dey of May. IMS IS EA LI D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court By /1 /Cheryl R Franklin A t Deputy Clerk Publlth May *. I*. J ). X . IMS O E F at IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T OF T H E N IN TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . F LO R IO A P R O B A TE DIVISIO N F IL E NO: IS Ttl CP In R* Guardianship el J E F F R E Y S B USKE. a minor FO R M A L N O TIC E BY P U B L IC A TIO N TO : Mr M arty Butte Residence Unknown YO U A R E N O T IF IE O mal Petition ter Appointment of Guardian end Petition lor Ap provol ol Settlement ol Personal ln|ury Claim hove been Hied In Ihlt Court end you are required to Ilia your written detente* to me Petitions with tho Clerk of mit Court end to eerve o copy thereof no later then Juno I. IMS. on Petitioner t attorney, whose name end eddrett It Lowlt C Bouchard. Esquire. *S Watt Washington Street. Or lendo. Florida SISOI It you loll to do to. lodgement may be entered In due course upon Ihe Petitions W ITN ES S m y hand and lh* teal of this Court on tho Sth dey o« May. IMS IS E A L I D A V ID N B E R R IE N A t Clorkof the Court By Betty M Capps. Deputy Clerk First publication or posting an May tm . IMS Publish May 9. I * . J ) . » . IM ) D E F SI Legal Notice IN T N IC IB C U ir COURT OF T H i l l T M JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A C A IIN O l l t S ) C A M P IN R E T h » M a rr ia g e ol 5A N 0 R A M IL L E R SH EPHERD. Petitioner/wit*. R O d E R TD E A N SHEPHERD. R etponden 11H usbend N O TIC E OP A C TIO N TO R O B E R T 0 E A N SHEPHERD Address Unknown YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D th*l * Petition Ior Dissolution ol M orrleg* has boon tiled against you. end met you ere required lo u r n e copy ol your Response or Pleading lo the Petition upon the Pell lloner’t ettorney. M A R V IN L HE AAAAN. J R . M A R V IN L BEAAAAN. JR . P A . M l N Wymote Rood, el Winter Perk, Florid* n m i m . end tile me origin*I Response or Pleading in m* olllce ol m* Clerk ol m# Circuit Court, on or betoro the lOtti dey ol Juno. A O . I9SS II you tell lo do to. e Detaull Judgment will be token egelntl yew ter me reiiet QomonooQ in Deled el Senlord. Seminole County. Florid* day ol May. IMS. A D D A V ID N B E R R IE N mit »m clerk of th e N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F 'S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N met by virtue ot that certain W ill ol I locution issued out el end under the seel el Ihe County C o u rt ol V o lu s ia C o u n ty . Florida upon a final lodgement rendered In the aforesaid court on lh* 1st day ol October, A D IM I. In that certain case an tilled. Florida Bank el DeLend e tc. Plelnlltl, — v » — Lorethe Cerpenler. Defendant, which aloretald Writ ol E locution wot delivered lo me at Sheriff el Seminole County. Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by lorethe Carpenter, told pro party being located In Seminole C o u n t y . F lo r i d a , m o re p a r t ic u la r ly d e s c rib e d e l follows O n e I9 TF H o ic k a de or Automobile. 10 • CXSOJFEIJIIOt Being stored el Seminole Ford. Inc end the undersigned at Sheri ft ol Seminole County. Florida, will el II 00 A M on the l i l t day ol June A 0 I9SS. otter lor tele end tell lo me highest bidder, ter cash tublect lo any end ell ealtling lemt. el the Front IW otll Door at tho stops ol Iho Somlnol# County Cour thous* In Senlord Florldo. Iho above de scribed per tonal property The I told solo It being mad* to totitfy the terms el told Writ ol E locution John I Polk. Sherlll Seminole County. Florida To be advertised May M. Juno *. II. JO. Wim tho tel* on Juno II. IM l D C F IM c ir c u it COURT By JeonBrlllent Publish May* I*. 3) » . IMS O E F >1 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FO R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O B A TE D IVISIO N Flla Number U ITS CP Dleltlen P R O B A TE IN RE E S T A T E O F H A R R Y E LM O R E W ISE. Detected N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The edmlnlttretlon ol the atlale ol H AR R Y E L M O R E W IS E, detected, File Number I t it* CP It pending In me C irc u it Court lor Seminole C o u n ty . F lo r ld o , P ro b o le Olvltlon. the eddrett ol which It Pott 0*1ice Drawer C. Senlord. F lo r i d a T h e n a m e* and eddrettet ol the per tone I repre tentative end the per tonal rep retenlallve’t attorney ora to! lor lh below All Inleretled per ton t are required to Ilia with this (our*. W IT H 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 I II oil clolmt egelntl Ihe ettete end I I I eny o b le d lo n by on Inle retled per ton on whom m it nolle* wot tarred that challengat Ihe valid •ly o* lh* will, m# quollllcollont ol tho per tonal repretontellvo. venue or (urltdlctlon ol me f owf9 A LL CLAIM S AND O B JE C TIO NS NOT SO F IL E O W ILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E O Publication el m il Notice hot liegun on May M. IttS Per tone) Repretenlolivet B A R N E T T BANKS TR U S T C O M P A N Y. N A B Y /s/RethellR Atkew Senior Trust Officer IX) Pork Avenue South Winter Perk. F L UN O IV Keim R Wlte 1*01 Maple Derby. Kansas 470)7 Attorney ler Per tonal Repretentellve BY I V Stewart Andrew Marshall. Ill A K E R MAN. S E N T E R F IT T 1 E IO S O N ISSN Orange Avenue Orlande. PL 37402 Telephone IMSIbaJ ISM Publish May M S June*. 19*1 D E F It I N O TIC E U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S N AM E LAW N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N lhal Iho undersigned, desiring te engage In butlnett under Ihc fictitious name ol FOXM OOR at Altamonte Mall. *51 Alta monte Avenue. In the City ol Altamonte Sprlngt. Florldo. In •ends to register the told noma with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court ol Seminole County. Florida Dated el New York. N Y . mit am day ol May. IM ) FOXMOOR S P E C IA L TY STO R ES C O R P BY JO SEPH N ZAW AO ZKI VICE P R E S ID E N T Publlth May I*. JJ » A June A 10*1 O E F 0* A F F ID A V IT U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S NAM E S T A T U T E S T A T E O F FLO R ID A C O U N T Y OF O R AN GE The undersigned, under oath, says I This Imtrumenf li being executed lor me purpose ol complying with Section MS 09 Florid* Statu*#* ) II It lh* Intention of the undersigned te engage In a but,nett enterprise under m# fictitious nemo Ol Longwood Computer Service*, located at 201 Eett Hornbeam Drive m the City ol Longwood. Somlnol* County. Florldo ) Attached hereto and mad* a port hereof It tho newspaper Proof ol Publication at required by told Statute a Those interested In told butlnott enterprise, and the orient ol the interest ol each. I* at follows N A M E O F OWNER Howard Edalttem Annette Edalttem IN T E R E S T SON SON S IG N A TU R E /»/ Howerd Edalttem I V Annette Edalttem ADDR ESS OF O W N^R 201 E Hornbeam Dr Longwood F i m t t same Sworn to end subscribed be lor* me at Somlnol* County. Florldo. mis 12th day of May. IMS !%) Barbara A Landry Notary Public My Commission E rpires August S. IM* A t reltrrad to In Paragraph 2 above. Proof ot Publication of m il intention to regit'er If Hied herewith pursuant lo the pro vitlont ol Section MSOt Florida Statute! A T T A C H PROOF OF P U B L IC A TIO N Publlth May JJ. JO A June «. II. IM ) D E F 112 F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice It hertby given that I am engaged in but:netl el l)*0 Wettdale A v * . Winter Perk. Somlnol* County. F lor Ido under the flctltlout name ot ROSE BUDS AND RICHES, end Ihet I intend to register told nemo with the Clert ol the Circuit Court. Somlnol* County. F lor Ida In accordance with the pro vitlont ol the Flctltlout Nam* Statutes To wit Section M l 09 Florldo Statutes 19)2 /1 / James R Phillips Publlth May JJ JO A June 0. II. IM ) D E F IJI S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y BOA R O O F C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONERS N O TIC E OF P U B LIC H EA R IN O M AY N . It*) J:M P M The Board ol County Commit tlonort ol Seminole County. Flo rida, w ill hold * public hearing to consider the follow mg: I B ETTY l EADOY B A I a I I 1 ) 1 S IT E A I Agriculture Zone — Appeal egelntl the Board of Ad|uttm*nf In approving * Special E ice p lion to place a mobile hem* tor a period of only live years on Lot Jt, Osceola Acres In Section 9 JO 11. an the East tide ol Shawnee Trail, on* mil* W ell ol Osceola H h * (O U T II 1 ROY T . R O BER TA — B A 14 IS I I I S I T E A I Agriculture Zone Appeal against the Board *1 Adluttmenl m denying a Special Exception 10 place a mobile home on Lot 4. Jos E Johntton Survey. Block B ol U H Mitchell Survey ol lh* Levy Grant. PB I. Pg 1. lett NW 100 ■ JOO tl. In Section I Jl 30 *00 11 Watt ol Tutkawlll* Road on Iho South tide ol S R 419 end 4)4 (D IS T » 1 W IL L IA M HARRISON B A I a IS SSI 4 0 T E A I Agriculture Zone — Appeal egelntl the Board ot Adluttmont In oonylng. without prt|udico, a Special Exception to perk a mobile home on the following property From tho NW corner ol SE i* ot SW k ol Section 9 JO JJ. run S 00 dtgt IS' OS E. *42 It tor POB. thanes run N *9 dagt *4 44” E . 442 JJ ft. thane* S 00 degt 1) O T' E 4J> IS H to N H W ol Otcaol* Rood thenc* N M oegt 20 SJ ' W J9 42 Hi thenc* N 00 degt IS' 0* W 111 >9 H. thence N 2) deg* I T M " W. t M t ) It. thenc* N 00 degt JS 04 W. 102 41 ft to POB located on the Norm tide ol Otcaol* Rood, on* mil* Norm ol S R *4 I0 IS T II This public hesrmg will be held In Room WIJO ol m* Semi not* County Service* Build mg. UOI E F lrtl Sir eel Sen lord Florida on June 21. 190). el 2 00 P M . or at toon there*! c a te ttr K x tk * u m N O TIC E O F S H E R IF F 'S SALE NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N met by virtu* ot met certain Writ ot Execution Iteued out ot end under the teal *t the Circuit Court •* Seminal* County. Florid* upon a final lodgement rendered In m* aforesaid court an the JJnd dey of April. A 0 IMS. In met certain case an tilted Buchanan Hardwoods Inc . an Alabama corporation. P la i n t i f f , — v * — W m |u m Pacxagmg A Supply. Inc . a Florida corporation Defendant, which ator ate >d Writ of Etocu non wat delivered te me at Sheriff ol Seminole County. Florid*, end I have levied Upon the following described property owned by Wln|um Packaging A Supply. Inc . told property being located In Seminole County. Florida, more particularly d* wr.bed at follows On* Miller Trailer Teg t J41I44 On* Miller Trailer Teg t PM4J) On* Whit* Tractor Tag I CM174I On* Ken worth Tractor Teg # AU 47)2 On* Toyota Forklift, electric F B A J) 10)92 Model F BA J) On* Toyota ForkllH. electric FBCSMIOOXI 10030 On* Clerk ForkllH V 1)0 On* Mariner Charger >TF la 22) K A 42)) On* Mariner Charger JTRC II M ) )4 2tSK One Wang Computer System end Line Conditioner end the urdertignad at Sheritt ol Seminmo County, Florid*, will at II M A M on the J lt l day of June. A D IM ). otter tor tale and tell te the highest bidder, lor cash, tublect to any and all ealtling lemt. at m* Front |Watt I Door *t the steps of the Seminole County Courthouse In Senlord. Florid*, lh* above dt sc r Ibed personal property That said tel* Is being mad* lo totitfy the terms ol told Writ ot Elocution John E Poll Sheriff Seminole County. Florida To be advertised May JO. June 4. I ) 20. with the sole on June Jl. IM ) O E F 1)9 M 07RC K v rrn r. M R * \ AfMTHUP morpsr v CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 N O TIC E OF IN T E N T IO N T O R E O IS T E R F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N thst lh* undersigned pertont dttire to angego In butmett at partners under the flctltlout name of HaRo Enlerprltas el 202 Naediat Trail. SLongwood Flo rid a JJ229. In Seminal* County. F lo rid a Notice It further given that lh* un dartigned pertont Intend to reg liter such fictitious name with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court ot Seminole County. Florida Doled thlt J lt l dey of Mey. IM ) I V Rotwrl T Mats** I V Marianne Matte* I V Gary D Rotter I */Judith A Rotter Publlth May JO A June 4. IJ. 20. IM ) O E F 140 BY GARRY TRUDEAU KJfX * r 71— Help Wanted IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R lE M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A O E N E R A l JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION CASE NO U i m C A as o C IT IZ E N S F E D E R A L SAVINGS ANO LO AN ASSOCIATION.etc . PlalntlH. vt H AN D Y SCOTT L IG G E T T . *t *1 . Defendants N O TIC E OF A C TIO N C O N S TR U C TIV E S E R V IC E P R O P E R TY (Fiend* Aar N* l l l ) t f ) TO R ANDY SC O TT L I G G E T T a tingle men Residence Unknown end eny unknown party who It or may be inleretled In the wb|*ct matter of m il action whose names and residences, attar diligent search end mqul ry. ere unknown to PlalntlH end which told unknown portlet may claim at hairs, dlvltee*. grantees, assign#**, lienor*, creditors, trustees or ether claimants by. through, under or agamtl the sold Defendant It I R ANOV SCOTT L I G G E T T . * single men. or either of them, who ere net known to be deed or alive Y O U ARE N O T IF IE O met an action te foreclose a mortgage on the following property In Seminole County. Florida, to wit Lot I). In Block llo f RE P L A T O F P A R T OF T O W N S IT E N O R TH C H U L U O TA . occwiAng Written comments hied with to the plot thereof, os recorded tho Land Management Manager in Plot Book l). peg** *4 and 4) will be considered Per tom ep ol lh* P ublic R ecords *1 peering el the public hearing Somlnol* County. Florid* will be heard Hearings may be hat been Hied agamtl you end continued from lime te time at you are required te serve a copy found necessary Further detailt of your written defenses, it any, available by celling 1)1 11JO. to It on ROGER A P R E ZIO S I. Eat 441 Esquire, Plelnlltl't attorney Pertont ere ad.lied mat. II whose address It Law Offices •hey decide M appeal any de ol Sfufln end Com nor. 991 Cltlon mad* *1 mit hearing, they Bricked Avenue Suit* *00 will need a record el m* pro Miami Florida U I J I . on or readings, and. tor such purpose before June IA IMS and hi# m* they may need to Insure met a original wim m# Clerk *f mis verbatim record ol the proceed Court either before service upon Ingt It made, which record PlOlnlltf'i attorney or imm Include* the testimony and *vl erety thereafter; otherwise a dene* Upon which me appeal I* default will be entered agamtl lo b* bated per Sec Han JM l i t ) . you tor tho relief demanded In Florida Statutes the Complaint BOA H O O F W ITN ES S my hand and the C O U N T Y COMMISSIONERS teal *f Hut Court an mis tm day S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . ot May, IM ) F L O R IO A IS E A L I BY R O B E R T STURM . D A V I0 N B E R R IE N C H A IR M A N A t Clerk *f the Court A TTE S T By Joan Brlllenl O A V ID N B E R R IE N . Deputy Clerk CLERK Publish May 0 .1A 11 JO. IM ) Publlth May M. IM ) D E F to D E F IM D o o n e s b u ry /OCX.CO)W IMMKAV *V*USH\U> f&ALi as* scor w ttJV/un Legal Notice Legal Notice s d M O F n e s n w m A /M SnU.AJ/1 MVWUtMM H 0 T -H C L O & 1 O M IT UPAMPCAW ON, BUTyJNi UKUJVS PIP net XAh. HARP ID CALLPtAG HJHYf (MIAJN 0 //U & I I Orlando - Winter Park 031-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tim o ................... 67C a Iit)a HOURS 3 consectfityo tim«s 41C a lro« t:30 A M. • 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon 7 cofiAACiitlso timos 52C • 11m 10 COMKVtiM tiRM» 4$c I lint Contract Ratos AtsiUblo 3 Lino* Minin DEADLINES N o o n The Day Before Publication Sunday - N oon Friday M o nd ay • 11:00 A .M . Saturday 9 t e i r ' a <0* • i M J R Employment 323-5176 m i Franck Are AVON E A R N IN G ! W O W III O P E N T S R R IT O R IE S N O W III H I D t ) *r 1)204)9 Need Mafur* Lady for oc cation*I child car* J tm children Send name A Into w references to PO Boa Jaap Sontord JJ72J 34*0 Needed BefcytlHer Mature woman wim references, m I ere* m MJ2 ___ Co Needs Salesperson! end Appt Setters E acel cam Cell 121 474*. 9 5 PM Lowe'S Estormiitotor'i. E O E_______ I f -B i r t h * 71— Help Wanted ANNOUNCE A A L L TY P E S JOR1 S TA R T WORK NOWI P r e l e i t le * * ! T e le p h o n e SeltcIters Commission. (ITS el Work *1 home Be boat 731 4303 yourr own c •IVTH! C A LL m js it OUR C L A S S IF IE D D EP A R TM EN T I t A T YO UR SER VIC E 322-2611 23— Lott A Found LOST While female pd bull f mot old Block markings around eyes Lake Jttiu o area, le t! Monday Child heartbroken 172 17*4 25— Special Notices HOW U PLACE New Beauty Salon JOO W Airport Blvd Appt necessary Coll J l ) 71M Ask Mr P o t______________________ a M A R T H A Y COSM ETICS a lk m cars and ester flatr CO NNIE JJJ JIM 27— Nursery A Child Care Summer dey Camp Far 4 IJ yr oidt Each weak include*. Swimming, bowling, skating, movie*, sports. *vtt A crafts end computer ah me Cell JJ) 4434 ter Information 3 1 -P riv a te Instructions Gutter Lestont All Ages end All Levels Reasonable "P ro " background! JJ) **ea 3 3 - Real Estate Courses Thinking *1 gelt ing a Real Ettete LIcensaT W* eater Free Tettten end cantina* Call Otck ar Vicki ler dtfellt 421 1102 1 )4 n e t Ev* 224 Ik! Karat *4 Ftertda . lac I* Veers I ipertenet I N eil Salesman Cleat June ) Bob M Bell. Jr School ot Real Etlat* m a i lO 55— Business Opportunities mot* over 110.000 a wim my telephone You can. loo Parl/Fullllm e JJ2 0I0J. or 44*1441 41— Money to Lend B u tln e tt Capital 1)0.000 lo I I 000 000 and over P O Boa J4I) Winter Pk FI* JJIM L A B O R 4 t T \ F FOO R C E waiecax ’ ^ A BUSINESS IN Y O U R M O M II Need homemaker i ever I ) In laminate County M work wim My personnel House of Lloyd No Invsslm on l. to rn I I I bonus. Nip Hawaii Coll H aiti .uiiactaitOa M l 43d A C C O U N T IN G C l I R KS E ■pertenc* In accounts payable r a t t l v a b la t o r p a y ro ll Computer experience pr* ler fed Permanent poU-'nnt Never * fool TEMP K M -.......774-1341 Acrylic Applicator! apply protective taelmg an cars, boats and planet I ) to I I I per hour W* Naln For work In Sanford area cell T e m p o O U lie 2l)l A ID E S All thills Eap A/*r certified Goad elmetphere A benefits EO C Apply *1 Da Bary Manor a* N Mny 12 93 Administrator to epl c o m m u n ity Ad mmittraflv* management #■ penance eteenliel Pertoneti ly a must Perfect lor roconl (three Resume to Pertanrwi JOO W Airport Blvd Suito I I I Air Conditioning Mechanics Service A installation Salary bated on experience plus JO) JJJ 4MJ EXP. P N O N E ROOM M A N A O IR Well established Co needs aggressive manager In Sanford Office Orew. commission. plus bonus Far eppt J J ) 4912.0x1 1) Shopping For A New Or Used Carl You tom olmoyo fled the Real deaf* lo t»* l t o n i n g H a ro ld * Classified section Reed Frid ay * Esenin« H era ld for IIS* heal selections ' xxx t tit Daily Work Dally Pay I NO F E E I Report ready lor work el 4 A M d i d Itl SI Sanford 3211551 D IS C O V IK MOW AVON C AN NELPI HOM EM AKER SW ELCO M E! 373 >4)0 4f JJJ ISM ____ But Boy Full lima Apply in person Tuet thru F r l . > 4 PM No phon* coll* Deltona Inn, Da Hone, Flo_______ C H A U F F E U R G AL SJMOO loo good to behave' Travel all axpentat paid! P loatanl personality wins her*I On* ol Sanford's linesl w **-gr-vy w* e needs ywil employee's Employment 323-5176 H i ) French Av* C R T O P lR A T b d Del* entry experience for per menent positions Wim growth potential Never a lee I TEMP PERM..........774-1141 Des* Clerk No experience nec eatery Excellent opportunity to work wim tlal* ol lh* art computer lyltom Friendly. n*0 1 personable Apply In person Deltona Inn. Deltona. Flo___________________ _ Dining Room A m itan l Part Tim# Warm personality Senior Adult complex Will train bright par ton Call for oppl m 7)00_______________ D R IV E R S W A N TE D Thursdays only, from 114 PM Apply in person *• lh* Sanford Auto Auction JJIS W Itl Slreel Applicants mutt be IS years or older, have a valid FI driver t license end must be able to driver ttenderd thin Perfect |ob tor retired people Id* John Drivers Wanted l i y rt or otdtr Own car A Intur 44 14 per hr Domino i P in a 73I VB D U M P T R U C K D R IV E R S Senlord oroo Fie Chauffeur's license, tom* experienced required Call 23) 1)04 any tins# Iirx M X Cem n x l n l e n t . Supervisor potlftont avail able 131 000 or more yearly Coll Mr Moor* I 400 4)3 3400 E af >44 Exp Pretier N««d*d Apply In person One Hour Ctoonert. corner 0t3nd 4 Oak Senlord Counter Person, experienced Serious only apply Be ready to work Apply In person *1 Hunt Club Cleaners *• 4S4 Hunl Club Blvd anytime E x p e rie n c e d p re fe rre d in tealcoating 4 atph*H rep work 333 7979 ___ ____ F R O N T O FF ICE OAL To 13)0 00 wk En|oy your tel 11 Ot# your knack tor herdllng phones end go to work today! Employment 323-5176 71- H e l p Wanted M S S a n k I r e axeh S t r a w h a a fe rd . I le r Id s IS S -t d ll 1 *Mk Per! tine Security Guard Deltona ere# Af per hour Call 131 1309 lo> more Information Evening Herald ec y t C O N C R E TE FIN IS H E R I I oo hr.♦ Run Nell machine A hi) edges Permanent career Wim top notch company | D l l French Av* W A N TE D Ex chemical xverk penanced tor CereNe* A Relators Coll JJJ *2)2 or 11) *117________ L P K needed pail lime * to I Good elmoephere I day we E O E Apply DeBery Manor. 40N Hwy 1) 91. DtBory. Flo L A B O R E R S Slrw»g reliable general laborers nexd»d mediately Otffereri ocehons Phone and trensawrtetton a must Never * to* Apply h a ir s t y l is t *ELLY SERVICES >4$2131 L E G A L S E C R E TA R Y Crlm l nal A Domestic exp smoker. Casselberry M A I N / C U S T O D I A N Person wanted Good pay. I acel lent benelns must hav* a occur chauffeur's license wim * good driving record Refer ences checked Ceil tor eppi e f » MAI Mew F rl 91PM Maintenance Help Required Apply in person Days Inn. I * A SR *4. Sontord. Flo Mature lady housework A some cooking 4 days par woo* Mu*l novo own transportation R tltrtn c o t Coll after * 773 Ml* N to d ■ • p trlo n c td Load E l t c f r l c l a n i I* erorh at So m mol* Confer, on Eckerdt. J Byron A Waimart. 4* strip ltores Call 1)9 tM A or Stop By iob *!to at M7I Or lend* Drive. Sontord P ro lo ttlo a a l Solos Pesple Commission. 4)00 per deal Self motivated Call JJ1 4JB8-_____________________ Resxderd Manager Far Senior Aden CemmerUty Individual needed wim Super per ton* Illy, activities coordination skills, strong tent* of responsibility 10**1 ler recent re tire * Apartment A mean provided Resume to Personnel. >00 W Airport B lvd. Suite 111 Son ford, Flo 12771_______________ R O O FER S SlngM ply Oagarl enc* only Transportation required C E IC h ll Jlkaheo Secretary tor Title Co Requires typing Legal background helplul Cell JJ* HOP__________ Students/ Rellreet/Meetewtvtt Part time or full time B IG 44. tong term automatic retldu alt JJT 1771, Or 444 *441 Tire d #4 JebttoattngT C e ll F u tu re * th e y h a v e hundreds el lob openings tor those who went te work 47*4)00 D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no *■ peri*n<4 necessary Full lime Good sterling pay 42*4)00 G E N E R A L o f f i c e TR A IN E E S Gr*4l sterling iob Several openings Good pay 471 4)00 F A C T O R Y A S S E M E L Y end PR O D U C TIO N W O RK Mot I shifts open Good pay scales *71 4)00 IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN O tGeneral Construction labor Good p*y 42* 4)00 TR U C K O R IV E R V Long haul Immadlatol Good driving re cord Over 2) 42* 4)00 L O C A L O R IV E R S Straight truck* Good pay H a rt right away 424 4300 R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H ELP ER S. CLER KS. CRT O P ER A TO R S Im m e d la l* openings Good pay scales Cell *2*4)00 NOW I W E L D E R S Certified Excellent pey scales Call today *7t 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 la l* openings good slerllng pey Cell today 47t 4)00 D R V W A ll Wim or without e x p e rie n c e I m m e d la l * openings Good pey Coll to day ATBaJEB_________________ Wanted Nurses Aids All thins Musi be certified or eaporl enced Apply In parson *1 Lekevtow Nursing Cantor 41* t Jnd S I____________________ W AR EH O USE A T T E N T I O N men Shipping Reclevin* Able to IIP* X) lbs . own transportation *4 in hr Permanent petitions Never a ll temp pent.. .774-1341 W e lc o m e W a g o n S e e k * Mos* Hostess in Somlnol* A West Volusi* areas Flexible hour*, good pay. need car. pleasant career Call Ftold M a n a g e r, F r l A Mon 1RA4J9AMJ________________ W IN T E R IP R IN O A O E N T A L A S S IS T A N T E aperle nced only Cell H I 0731____________ Applications now be.ng accepted lor toll Urn# cashier Apply m person *1 LIMN Food Town Store*. II* Lake Mery Blvd E O f _______________________ O R G A N I I T / P I A N I S T Geneva area an* hour Wed mghl, one hour Sun morning. L70 per hour Start immediate ly Cell Bill Stephens 34* )i«4 any time f l — Apartments/ House to Share Working tomato seeks some to shore apartment Convenient location, pool Nicel D l MM. alter S 53— Rooms for Ron! Christian Apt*. A Hawses TV . kllchon. laundry, mold. AM oh upon miaM/aosaid Clean cam tortahto ream. 1*0 par weak, includes uttt end meld service Coll m o o n or 3)1 *442______________________ R a M lE r R B O t ____ Coll 773 1*34____________ SA N FO R D Furwii AoB teem* by rates Maid service Coll J J) aJRJ S J PM 41) Palmetto Ave �p 1 K IT 93— Rooms for Rent DO*" with kit<h*n 4 laundry p rivila g tl Pr ,*tr hom# 14) « w > Sanlord , j g r tu ANFORD Rra* woakty 4 Monthly ratal Util l«c »H MOOak Adul’i 1 *41 7M) leep.ng room, quiet *r*a f t « *onebi» pr«t*r q rio r cltiien Board optional Ql> t n ) l » n ft** Flee 14* Hotel Furnit/wd room* l ttficW K** JOO Otk n i i»4 97—A partm ents Furnished / Rent Furi. Aptt let W o w CHiiaw* J l l P|!m»ttoA*e J Co^an No Phont C<H» •r9* up%f#lci. 2 M r o o m Child pet o k lino pec month. I'W d e p o t t Cell H I 0*51 L | I M i m Apt. Perfect tor J •dull*. I child Complete prleecy M l ok ltoo teewrtty depot11 Cell M l 77*4 _____ LUSH CAROCN SETTING Bdrm ---- --------Fyrmthad Apti I M r m ------ ... Eiwrgy f Hicwnt SIN G LE STORY B U IL T IN BOOKCASES A B U N D A N T STORAGE 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent 1 bdrm l be*h Control air A n l m Dryer lanced yard, w roened porch, tenmt v m P I D M ____________________ _ 1 b d rm J b p lh . c e n tra l air heal, garaye nan to wall carpet U el mo . IBS k»e I T a I Bdrm ceramic bath Lott ot C lo t e t t . c a r p o r t u llll ty laundry new ppm! m out. 'enced yard Leate applica tipn t bemy accepted 110 R stale Dr C a l Watt Lee B u im e tt I I I MOO Home Eli l»2 105—DuplexT r ip le x / Rent A V A ILA B LE J txlrm I bam carpet appiiancet. tcreened petto, laundry LMO M l m i CetteIberry Duplet Ibdrm I child o t . no pett. U1S per month Call !M JUS attar e PM ____ _____________ H *srlf n*m 2 M rr* 2 b«fh A U M f / d f K l f , 14JS P t r month, lit 1 cfepovt Coll •*♦ MY) r ♦' I bdrm . Pdultt no poll Olf. Qutot rooxlontuol. U75 pof sonth plui ctopoiit 17) 10 If 99—A partm ents U nfurnished / Rent N EW SMYRNA B E A C H )/ ) bdrm eptt turn/ p r le pool b o e r d n a lk to beach From t » 0 a t M l m i 113—Storage Rentals Mibi NirtKowsts tie a up UU SAVE 117—C om m ercial Rentals mi Rent Non end En|*yl Th*i Limited Spec lei Enerfy E llloenl, > Bdrm I Beth Apertmente ONI <t41A qhie W II L Y I eeeeeeeeieee e*ete^T ) hdrm.. ] heth elee eretlehle Ml/ Decoretive Wall Carar Mgt. Built la Boot ceta Plenty of Star aye Mlether Oryer Moot »p and Carport Waterhedt Accepted 3211J1I Oiljndo loll fro* 585-4411 BAM BO O COVE APTS m E Airport Bird P H O N E I I I 44M. I l l tee I IttkteACy k tm 1215 n t D tK M A l Itr W m h Ci»n#n» • C O U N TR Y f C T T lN O • l i r f t l A l U r m Apartments Adult L«kwv»«wF emily Peeltide Available Now Opo" Neekendi MASTERS COVE m oot 323 7*00 LA R G E J bdrm carpoNd air 1)50 plu«t«<wfify Aleohpvoi bdrm upttpirt tor 1 U 0 See at t i l A Sooth Port A*e Coil *04 aaf )50« RIDGEWOOO ARMS ARTS. Limited Tim* Only ‘ i of 1 F ir%! Months Rent 2%bO « rdgewood A y Sanford FI# CALL ’ Mb*!* .......... .................M l M il ^ o n d iy thro Friday Bu'iding » / d m . J4 X U Zoned It Induttriil or »tor*gt w Off let 122 0)14 only R#t«>l A Offkb Spot# 200 up to 2 000 tq ft *1*0 Ito rtg t eva.i tb it 222 440) 121—Condom inium Rentals S IN G L E S TO R Y L IV IN G lt* s « T r m s to Fit Yotii A n d s t fuim sA td o« Unlu inish td Cerpertt Prtuete Pellet lu th Landtcepmy Pett Children W A TE R »EDS A C C E P T E D ! Far tale by Owner in Loch Arbor A large e bdrm houte and S lott Owner will finance Location It 111 C ryttal View E atl Cell toe intormatlon ) l ) B*f '*aa____________ Gaaava Heeta 10 roamt. 1 bjtht tee thru fireplace ) car garage Iwlm m ing pool with D in encloturr I ) acret )|*S ooo See W l _____________ 10 to 2 On# btdroom on# btth 1/115 ptr wttfe C tll 22> W*t #M#r noon* s n d tv tn ln jl__________ Sp#oou« Aptrfm tntt Minutt* from H t y #424 L#*ftronf pool ftnnt*. tdulf*. no ptf* Itundr y Starting i t 1)25 • mo C4tM 22) «/42fo*#t I and 2 bdrm Alto furnished •ffioency from 1/5 eeek 1250 deposit No ptf* Call 22) 450/ l/P M iiSPalmjtta______ 1 Bdim Apeitment 5250 mo SISO dapotit C a lim >*•* l i f t SPECIAL I A 2 bd*m from 1)10 l#ke Ada Fl#aibltita*# )3) **/Q 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent Country Home on Oak nay ) bdrm |ky bath SAW mo Roterencet plut tecufily da pout m i i b i ________________ a • a IN O IL T O N A a a a a a H O M iS F O R R E N T a a a a W4 14)4 • e R E N T FOR P R O FIT teoo per month buy* '» awnarmip S I>00 d o tin g cottt Cell m i sen ___ ____________ I bdrm , I bath garage lanced yard U l l per month See el S ll E lm Are alter ) PEA______ Ib d rm I '> baltv lemily room Shaded ya rd convenient local ion No pett UK> mo ♦ tec dep Workday!. ♦ e. *7t 0OB) E re t IJM0F7 or JJ7 07S7 «A4M me ii v im *1 Alto* COOL S P A R K L IN G POOL w lenced ty acre end large 1 bdrm hemal Huge matter kdrm F irtp la c e l Central k e e t/ a lr l ) w e r k t k e p i l Atteme ne aoelitymg w/ lew il ue.eee ASSUME NO Q U A L IF Y IN G ! ) Bdrm . IV ) bath, large lanced yardl U N ) dawn. U t f Mo P ITH e iD X Appro• >t yet Move right ini tu> too RAM BLEW OOO ) S TO R T with tparkling paall Hugo itena lirapiace! Cathadrol Caillngtl AM tho e itra t) Aitvm a na q e a H ly in g l A lm a tt n e a l ur.M * 323-5774 2444HWY t/*J JU 1T R IG H T FOR YOU ) Bdrm H* b*th brick ty>m« i* r*«dy *nd priced right at 144 *00 Rac#nfly r»<5*cor«t»d Large lot Call to 5M CALL BART R EAL E STA TE >n reeg r ea lto r T T L _ _ ffl KISH REAL ESTATE SAILPOINTE tet.eee POOL H OM E Owe at Senterd* beet ereatl ) Bdrm , t Beth, greet ream with tireplece open I te Irg tern pa tie Nice yard, vndargreund *pr inkier I end 2 BEDROOMS LAKEFRO NT LUXURY ADULT C O M M U N IT Y NOW LEASING CALL 322-1051 tit.toe B BAO V FO R T O U R KAMI L Y I 1 B d rm . 1 Bath New carpet A intide petal, elr. garage Fenced heck yard Near Ortede High Icheet O PEN IU N O A Y S I le t PM (305) 321-0041 127—Office Rentals Double Office to* rent A.enable June Itl M ) two >400 tq ft W0C ptr mo plu* tai. 4 (tiling IMS Brick A Ctdar In f e r io r *411* Bob M Bail Jr PA Realtor ) ; ) m>_________________________ 4/i IN la k t Mary Boulevard. Suitt 4 1)00 month Im mtdiattoccupancy 222 /JO* 141 —Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY L k ReelEitete Broker R I D U C I O FOR O U IC K S A LE I Like new ) bdrm . I bolh blk . carport Nnced beck, nice • D ab llth td neighborhood O wner will help A ik ln g Set M0 H R Senterd Ave 371-0759 E m 323-7443 AT OWNER Syl.en lake Area appro* ) acret. ) bdrm . 1 bath d tl Carport A Obi garaga many aatrat. Atking lie ) ooo Call W ) W ) C O U N TR Y HOME ) bdrm J both i replace porch, aal in kltchan. lemily room, t/10 term Large oakt. fruit treat IfS.SBB Owner Principal* only Ml MS) NOW HIRING! O u ts ta n d in g O p p o rtu n ity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( >//<’ c D o / ) CENTERS 5 LO C A T IO N S IN SEMINOLE C O U N T Y • A u to /T ru c k Refueling • Full Litre Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens ell W lllh Street Senterd. FI IITM REALTOR large 4 bdrm ) bath brick home In Highland Perk. >1X tq ft with dbte cer garagr plut l* X )l paiio larga lot w, nice landtcepmg AttumabU J ' i \ mortgege with pottibK owner financing t ile SCO Top Salaries Free Lite & H ospitalization' 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Prolit Sharing Plan O ther Benelits M AKE A P P L IC A TIO N IN PERSON A T 202 N Laurel Ave Sanlord Monday Thiu FiidJy B JO AM 4 JO PM NO PHONt CALLS PLtASf T h u r t d a y . M a y )0 . I t t S — 7B 213—Auctions 231-C ars FLORIDA AUCTIONEER Bid Credit? NoC/Hit? RE FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 5. Seated 3214975 ACADEMY Learn Auctioneering! Rarer ve your tee* now for June U t h C le ii in Orlando Caji jot PH tf«f FOR E S TA TE C o m m e rcia l or R n id tn tla l Auction! * Approval! Call Den t Auction I I I leN________ ★ DAYTONA AUTOe ★ AUCTION ★ Hwy f|....... . 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D IS C O U N T Large Yard Sale* Everything tf t A U TO Goetl F rl Sun . f* PM I0a j Avocado Ave Off W IS* ST SALES Moving Sale Portable d'th wather uted 12 timet re fngator. toolt clothing and tSBl FrawcR Ava...............m -tia s miuelianeout Frl Sat only * 5 Pm 10* Oakt*nd Dr l*U Dalwn Pi<k up iwra<kad) (Sunleod Ettatet)____________ lor parti or all call John ava Iw k t n d ia f U J IB F F _________ Y A R D SALE T V Stereo old tewing mechtnet dr apet etc 14)4 Boick C tnlory W igan Powvr Daaring powar brakai *^01 f 4. 2*a* Magnolia Ave tilt, lea cald air Racant 4*1 Mellenvlll# Ave Mite tranimiiiion ovarhaul Good turmtuere clothing eft Frl condition SDOOar ba llot tar L Sat IQ 5 22) 2f /* Iff* Lincoln c*nfinant*l Town S )0 * 1 * 5 PM l Ott ot Cav«* Good condition t ) V » children t and large iad«et or baDoffor I D 441) clothing furniture and mltc M l Diane Court ol» Seminola 14)4 Ford Bronco Hangar X L T in Catteiberry __________ Black and Sllvor Icadad tsaoo Call m M0) a id I lk lor C h rli _____________________ 219—W anted to Buy 1*41 Daliun JIO GX air. cruiia AM FM Iapa M 0M ml V )V » Baby Beds Strollers. 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NEW HOME Lovely ) Bdrm > bam with great room, fireplace, eel in k it c h e n , d i n i n g r o a m , beautiful wooded lot SJT *W PHONE 3231443 For quality crettmenthip end competitive pricet let ve price Put your new heme___________ Sanford Nice I bedroom heme w,lh living reom. dining ream, peneied lemily room, laundry room, workthop Cell ter in formation M ) 110* or Me el)/ t*l.M 0. or bett otter__________ leektrd Great Harter hem* with I bedroomi end den. Fenced yard, qelet >treat All ihn ter only tag. tee Mill Strsdt C*. ...... 321 S005 • 1 * 1 *0 *% STemper Lew D e a n . A i i v m e t l i Mortgege Own thit ) bdrm . 1 bam home an >t acre let. leaded with e e lre t only tde M0 A t little at 10% down Large a bdrm heme Eel M kitchen D BL car garage, earner lot O W N E R W ILL H O LD M O R T G A G E I Only I K 000 One bdrm heme plut ) Bdrm mebiie heme, both turmihed Geed area SM 000 O TH E R H OM ES. LOTS. A C R E A G E . 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Stump Or lading. Ta ti m m fd a y a ra o a “ Lot Rka Praaainaaati da tr*. • A L L Hkaaaa at PlatkarHag a R*pav. ShKca Hard Cad). S*m«4atad I r h k U l If*) JO H N A U I N t L A W N A T « ■ ■ D *adt't*ram avai L k B in t Fraaatt H I SIB0 I �t ■B BLONOIE (. B l O O € S 9 3 - - 0 - / i 5 CCV/ » «3 3C6S 5~S l E J A 0 C X JT - e a Cf.V; ^ S -B a O " - 9 5 -5 S - * 0 /EA 3S r ' by Chic Young Thursday. May 10. IMS Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. r X s G B i ~~M i V E a r O — - E ' < 5 -^ 5 - S S J 1 IX ^ by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY I PEM AM C? TO 5EE THE. GENERAL', I WOM T TAKE HO (ft ✓ -S FOR AN V&L,. ANSWER.' by Art Sanaom THE BORN LOSER 4M JU...VHE v FWA*AZCV\' by Bob Montana ARCHIE /r / ' a r c h i e . TPTY t h i s N E vV C O C O G M 6 .' 1 ) < P E V E IO P E P IT M V ^ e t F r J Hypoglycemia Is Rare; Latest 'Fad' Disease DEAR DR G O T T - Is there really such a disease" as hypoglycemia, or Is It Just the latest fad Illness? I always ibought that hypoglycemia oci urred primarily in diabetics and was short-term, not chronic — but now It seems as If nearly e v e r y o n e c l a i m s t o be hvpoglvcemlc. DEAR READER - There real­ ly Is s u c h a d is e a s e as hypoglycemia, but It ts rarer than the proverbial hen s teeth. When most people talk about hypoglycemia, they are thinking about what you correctly refer to as a fad Illness Hypoglycemia means "low blood s u g a r .” A ll n o rm a l humans experience low blood s u g a r once In a w h i l e , particularly after strenuous exercise Some people, howe.er. develop striking complaints of dizziness and weakness that may be associated with a reduc­ tion In blood sugar. There are several ways to diagnose hypoglycemia, and all of thrm have drawbacks. In my experience, the simplest test Is a serum glucose determination taken at precisely the time a patient is having the sensations of weakness and dizziness. If the glucose Is below 45 mg.-dl.. the patient's problem s may be explained by low blood sugar. R e m e m b e r, h o w e v e r, that hypoglycemia Is not u disease. It is a set of symptoms that Is very papular among certain types of |M-oplc. You are again correct In poin­ ting out that hypoglycemia Is a s h o rt-te rm , but potentially dangerous, com p lica tion In diabetics who are being treated. T iki much medicine can reduct blood sugar and cause shock. DEAR DR. G O T T What c a u s e s g a l l s t o n e s a n d gallbladder problems? Would a high I.it diet cause these or simply aggravate them? DEAR READER Most I g a l l s t o n e s by Howie Schneider EEK & MEEK AMD VUfcU fi. BACK IkJ A MIWU7L WITH THE. LATEST SCORES Ik) AMD THE IOUOEAR DISARMAMENT TALXS Ik) G£fJEVA b aseball b a s k e t b a l l . FCOTBALL HOCkEV. GOLF. TEklkJIS . 4 ar e m a d e of cholesterol deposits that gradu­ ally build up In the body's bile reservoir — the gallbladder. Some patients seem particularly prone lo gallstones, probablv because ol high cholesterol concentration In bile coupled with a deficiency In ability to excrete uncrystalllzcd cholesterol. There appears to be a r el a t i on b e t we e n blood cholesterol and gallstones, so dietary fat seems to be an important factor In sionc forma­ tion. Gallstones are classlcallv said io occur In fat females over 40. and to some extent that Is true However, anybody Is entitled to gallstones. Send your questions to Dr Gott ul P.O. Hox 91428. C le\eKind. 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W IN A T BRIDGE By Jam es Jacoby Joe Steponavlc of Worcester. Mass found a neat loscr-on-loscr play at the North American Championships In Montreal last by Hargreaves & Sellers MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS L E T ’S S E E . I THINK I'LL HAVE A *W ISe C H FEvC v-ANPWICH O N E S W IS S C H E E S E fTYLPOGKT. vknoiSY.) \ ,WVKE T H A T AN AWERKAN CHEESE i SA N P W IC H y FILL UP THE H O L E S ! - by Warner Brothers . PROBLEM r ( IT UOOKS ,rU K S E L M E R HA5 A 3 C W E R March. The explanation for the Jump lo three hearts by West Is that he was not vulnerable and the op|M>ncnls were. The modern theory Is that when the vulnera­ bility Is favorable, you let It all hang out. A lthough North's double of three hearts was for penalties. East expected South to bid on because of the vulnera­ bility. Cull the three-spade bid by East a nuisance bid. If you will. At any rate. South quickly and clearly staled his case with the four-spade bid. Later, when East-W est sacrificed ut five hearts. South carried on to five spades. He was not going to settle for 500 when he fell he could score 650. The nine of diamonds lead was an obvious singleton. Nothing NORTH VAXJ ♦ A 47 b could be done If Ernst held the spade ace. But If that card was with West, declarer had to pre­ vent West from getting lo his partner's hand with the club ace. The solution: He won the ace of diamonds In dum m y and played ace. king and Jack ol hearts, on which hr discarded all three of his clubs. West captured the heart Jack with hts queen, but could no longer put East on lead with the club ace. Later, ufter the spade ace was gone. Joe got lo dummy with a spade to take the marked diamond finesse. Joe's partner. Asya Kumsky. a Cornell computer major, hud a chance to practice her French, quite appropriate In Montreal. She exclaimed. “ Volla!” sioss ♦ y io * ♦ 16 1 WKST ♦ A5 tu n 4 7 VyH76«J ♦ -j V|0»S1 ig ttii 4y«&4 4X107 SOUTH 4KJUM1! V- ... 4KJI0 4KJ2 Vulnerable North-South Dealer North West North 14 I)t>l Past DM Past 1Y I'aas Pats Pass Kart Pass 14 5Y Pass Pass South 14 <4 Pass S4 Opening lead 49 HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... by Bob Thava* - 7 1- i ^ J* AW A A1 IX X ’Al P ^ P F c rT iO N lX T -- X*V£ A L -W A Y X X A I P IF iA j You C A N ’T f **s h t Po ~ ~ i i V V i . •’ ! r r - • IT Po , th fn A Jo S Po n t AT a l l . ----------- T h^ » W O by Jim Davit GARFIELD TMtV SCRAPER HIM OFF FIFTH AVENUE WITH A POTTY KNIFE. I GUEbb HE LCAHn EP HIS LESSON Important contacts will be made this coming year with people who w ill he In the position to give your career a boost. One In particular will be especially Influential GEMINI (May 21-June 20) y o u m ay fi nd the assistance you've been seeking to help rid your sel f of a burdensome, old task you've been putting ofT for some time. Major changes are ahead for Gemini In the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall 91 to Astro-Graph. Box 480. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22| Although you'll be In a sociable mood today, you'll still be selective regarding companions and are apt to choose only people with whom you have Today LE O (July 23-Aug. 221 This is u good day to spend some time cleaning out the attic or garage by getting rid of things you know you'll never use again V1ROO (Aug 23-Sept 22) People you converse with today will Immediately sense you are not given to making Idle re­ marks. When you voice an opinion. It'll be charged with emotion. LIB R A (Sept 230ct. 23) You are now In a favorable financial growth pattern, so be alert for opportunities that have longrange possibilities. At least two or more exist. BCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Both today and tomorrow, con­ ditions will be more advan­ tageous than usual for advanc­ ing those self-interests you feel strongly about. BAOITTARIU8 (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Pay particular heed today to any career or financial hunches you get. Your Intuition may supply you with Insights your logic overlooked ANNIE < W M l W . I C. M..M TUMBLEWEEDS YOUR BIRTHDAY MAY 3 1 . 108S strong bonds by T. K. Ryan PAR7J..TH6RE5 A FELLERIRfW t ) 5REAK110 OVER ATTWE PANK- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb 10) Challenges will stimulate your better qualities today, perhaps even to the point wherr you might volunteer lo tackle some­ thing that Intimidates others PISCES (Feb. 20 Marc h 20) It's Important today to believe that everything will work out exactly as you hope. If you don't waver, the results could be remarkable. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You will have an opportunity today to transform something presently outmoded. You'll know how to make It functional and useful again. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Someone you are presently In­ volved with Is destined to play an Important role In your future affairs. This person possesses a strong personality. by Leonard Starr I WOUlP NEVER HAME A* mCCHSUfiW FP 6HACV0. 1 GUCM cm TMC SWAMP.wm-J ME tr OUT VOUR SHILL M ? \ YOU <0 £7AfllM6. THANH TCU. JEST V OF A 1 FEATHER A6P/ T T 5- s CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 10) A club or organization you are affiliated with may ask you to take on new duties today. Do so willingly because It could offer unseen benefits. � 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 30, 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>, May 30, 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/c9e13017927ebe1b160c1e861b429855.pdf d27aef012199fbdd38cae15123641e21 PDF Text Text Graham Ignoring Support For 'Mercy Killer' TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham Is | keeping mum on the case of Roswell Gilbert, saying he does not want a news media trial over the clem ency pica by the 76-year-old man Imprisoned for the "m ercy killing" o f his wife Graham said he docs not blame reporters (or covering the case — nor for publishing public opinion polls suggesting widespread support for some form o f clemency for Gilbert. Hut Graham Insisted Tuesday that a complctc understanding of the case can be had only through careful study of court transcripts and lawyer's arguments — and not by reading newspaper and broadcast accounts "I'm a strong believer In the 1st Amendment and freedom of the press." Graham said. "Hut this Is a responsibility which thr constitution places upon myself and the members o f the Cabinet, and I'm certain they're taking It as I ani — as an Individual responsibility to try to reach a Just verdict." Graham also said a clemency hearing last week helped clarify for him ihe Issues the case presents. Hut the governor declined lo say when he might decide whether to recommend a reduced sentence, temporary freedom or any other form of clemency for Gilbert "I have feelings. I have Ideas both emotional and Intellectual on this rase. I'm not starting irom zero starting lodav In terms of reaching the ultimate conclusion." Graham said "But until I've gotten to that conclusion I don't want to be publicly discussing the steps toward reaching that conclusion ." Three Cabinet members must agree to any change In Ihe mandatory 25-vear sentence given Gtlbrrl for Ihe March 4 shooting death <<l Ills wife of 51 years. Emllv. Glltieri said he lire ,1 the two shots that ended his w iles l!(r to relieve her suffering from progressive senility and a painful bone disease Gilbert's lawyer asked Thursday that r ' x-rt lx* at least temporarily rrleased from • « hi See G R A H A M , page 6 A Social Security: U.S. Frontier Of Want, Fear Now Reclaimed Officer Shot By Robbery Suspect Set For Surgery By Deane Jordan Herald S ta fr W rite r Surgery was scheduled today for a Casselberry police detective ahot through the lung during a manhunt following u depart­ ment store robbery Tuesday Stafford Lynn Cambrr. 37. was listed In serious but stable condition al Orlando Regional Medical Center this morning with a bullet lodged near his spine, according to a hospital spokesman The spokesman said the operation was sheduled for between 2 and 4 p m and was Intended to remove the bullet. Cambre was shot at close range (3-10 (cell when be con­ fro n te d ■ su sp ect fo llo w in g a 12 40 pm . armed robbery at Service Merchandise, formerly Wilson's. In Sem inole Plazn. C u sselbrrry. W itn esses said Cambre had movement In hts feel following Ihe shooting, ap­ parently liidlcallng (hr bullet did not Inunrdlulrly damage Ills splnr Cambrr, on (hr Casselberry force four years, was one of scvrrul ofllcrrn looking for u man In heavy brush near a fenced luke minutes aflrr Ihe holdup A witness said when Cambrr ap­ parently camr ii |miii a susped and ordered him not In move, ill Irusi three shots were fired through I lie- chulnllnk fence Tw o of thr bullets struck Cambrr, one grazing his Irfl shoulder and a second slumming Into the middle right side of Ills chrsl. piercing htsrlghl lung anti D et. C a m b r e ...shot by fle e in g robb er H w iM C a s s e lb e rry police o ffic e r s talk with w itn ess M e l In sler, E n tem ann 's b a k e ry sales m an stopping near his spine, accord­ ing lo Casselberry Police Chief Fred McGowan. Cambre got off two shots, but d id n o t h it th e s u s p e c t . M cG o w a n said. S till con sciou s. Cambre asked a witness to call an ambulance. He was later flown via helicopter to ORMC. Cambre was not wearing a bullet proof vest which arc provided by Ihr department to officers who want to wear them. McGowan said. As param edics w orked on C a m b re. o ffice rs. In clu d in g Seminole County sheriff's depu­ ties arid Florida Highway Patrol troopers, continued Ihelr aearrh for thr gunmrn and within m in u te s a r r r s t r d K e n n e th Douglas King, 2 H. reportedly from Dallas. King was found unconscious, or pretending lo lx* unconselous. In waist-deep water In Ihr fenced lake. Because of King s condition, hr was transported to Florida H o s p ita l -A ll a m on te Sp rin gs Eeek! Rats Transform Hubby Into Rodent-Clubbing Nightowl Itralrlrr Williams Is sick of watching her husband sit up nlghls. base hull tial In band, trying to kill rals coming over from the abandoned, rundown house next door. Mrs Williams lold Seminole Counly commissioners Tues­ day of the rut und snuke Infestation which began some time ago when the house at 705 Citrus Tree Drive In Or­ ange Estates, near Altamonte Springs, was abandoned by Its owners. Mancie und Lurlene Williams. Mrs Williams Is not related to the owners She M i d the house Is In a slate of decay and she fears lor the safety of her three chlldrrn. " I t m igh t fa ll dow n on them ." she Mid Commissioners were already awarr of Ihr problem and were considering condemnation and demolition of the abandoned house when Mrs. W illiam s spoke up to encourage the board to order It be razed. She said so far ahe has poisoned 10 rats, but her husband has been unable to ca tch tw o oth ers ru n n in g around her home. T w o snakes have also been seen In the house, she said. ‘ T d appreciate It If you w o u ld d e m o lis h I t . " she plcuded. See RATS, page 6 A where he was held under guard overnight for observation, ac­ cording lo Casselberry's Assis­ tant Police Chief W.A. Gales Gates reported that emergency room doctors said King's eyes had "pinpoint pupils." and he turd high blood pressure, making them suspect he was under thr Influence o f some drug. McGowan said he too believed Ihe man was under Ihe Influence of som eth ing. "H e w as not reacting loo much." he said. McGowan said King would be t r a n s p o r t e d to d a y t o t h r Casselberry police department for booking and then taken lo Ihe Seminole County Jail. He probably will lx- charged with attempted murder, armed rob fiery, aggravated ussault and perhaps a weapons ch a rg e. McGowan said The Stale A t­ torney's Office Is expected lo ask that King tie held without bond, hr said. McGowan Mid Cambrr might have su fferrd a less severe wound If the gun used by thr robbery suspect had been a high-powered weapon rather k? CW ck L*rr*W« a g e r, right, m o m en fs a lter the inciden t — and afternoon dow npour. than a cheap ,25-ealtber "Satur­ day Night Special." He said a bullet from a more powerful gun would have hud th e s p e e d to g o th r o u g h C am brc's b o d y rather thnn "bounce around." inside him. "W e sit pray that tie'll come out of II with no lasting effects." McGowan said. The shooting was the first of a Casselberry poller officer In that city's hlslory. he said According to police reports. Ihe Incident tirgan when a man entered the department store, brandished a gun. and told two women cashiers to hand over all the cash they had. Alter they put a total of $624 In two blur Kink bags, thr man took them und rushed front Ihe store He boltrd across I hr parking lot with three or four male store employers In pursuit. The shirtless man fired one shot at fils pursuers, then dashed across busy US. Highway 17-92. Hr probably hurtled a fence next lo Entenmann's Bakery and dis­ appeared Into woods and brush C asselb erry A ssista n t P o lice C h i e f W . A . G a t e s in te r v ie w e d on the shooting e a r ly Tuesday attern oon . tx-htnd tlie bakery, itic reports Mid. The holdup look pluer less than a mile from the Casselberry Police Department, McGowan Mid Casselberry officers. Including Cambrr. converged on ihr scene and thr department's tracking dog was brought In to flush thr suspect out. Once the man was See SHOOTING, page 6 A Hom eowners Unhappy Gas Pumps OK'd For 7-Eleven By Donas Estes Herald Staff W rite r Detpitr opposition from neighboring home­ owners. Southland Corporation won county permission Tuesday ft* Install gasoline pumps as an accessory to u new 7-Eleven store slated for construction on the south side of Howell Branch Road, west of Betty Street. On May 20. the Board of Adjustment drilled a special exception, requested by Southland, because of concerns of surrounding homeowners about the traffic the convenience store, especially with gas pumps, will generate. But Tuesday night, the county commission voted unanimously to overturn the board after Southland representatives promised lo donate to the county 20 feet of rtght-of-way to widen Howell Branch Road and lo Install turning lanes Into ihelr planned new store. Bill Tipton. Southland s traffic engineer, said a convenience store with no gas pumps generates 1.563 vehicles of traffic a day and with gas pumps generates about 2.095 vehicles Tipton said an average of 400 new customers would be seen strictly because of the gas pumps R ich H all, co n stru ction coord in a tor for Southland, reminded (hat a nearby 7-Elcvrn store will be eioaed and lls site sold when Ihe new facility opens. Owen Regan, of thr Wren wood Homeowners Association. M id he opposed the Installation ol gasoline pumps because they cause Increased traffic and thr traffic endangers children whu must walk to Kastbrook School along Howell Branch Road. Rich Foley, also of the Wrenwood Homeowners, said the gas pumps are the Issue and significantly Increased traffic raises the possibility of acci­ dents. In other business, Ihe com m ission voted unanimously to uphold a decision by the Board of Adjustment, denying a special exception re­ quested by June and Waverly E. Dowdy to place a mobile home on a three-acre tract on the north side of Wayside Drive. 900 feel east o f Orange Boulevard near Sanford. The Dowdys asked for permission to park a double wide mobile home on Ihe parcel to replace their deteriorated conventional home at the stte. The commissioners agreed with thr adjust­ ments board that the trend In that area Is toward conventional, not mobile homes Youth Sentenced To Life For Florida Ax Murders PENSACOLA (UPI) — Agreeing Ihr ax murders of two people constituted a “ heinous" crime, a Judge sentenced a 20-year old from Washington state to life In prison (or the 1084 slaying of his grandmother and her male frtrnJ Raymon Grayson, of Federal Way. Wash . showed no emotion when Circuit Judge Lacey A Collier found him gullly of two counts ol first -degree murder. The Judge rejected a prosecution call for the death penalty and gave him two concur­ rent life tenns. Grayson will have lo serve a mandatory 25 years. Public Defender Earl Loveless, who brought In four expert witnesses to testify on Grayson’s mental state during the two day trial, claimed the brutality of thr murders and notes by Grayson calling himself God showed "reasonable doubt" about Grayson's sanity. But Assistant State Attorney Michael Patterson disputed Loveless' contention Hr claimed Grayson "knew exactly what hr was d oin g" and "knew .killing was wrong." Hr called for the death penally. The Judge agreed with Patterson that thr crimes were "heinous, atrocious and cruel." but opted for the life terms. During Ihe sentencing phase, when Patterson asked Collier lo sentence Grayson to the electric chair, thr youth rose to his fret and cursed T w o bailiff* approached him and Grayson sal again boarded with Mrs Grayson 20 years, was found against a dining room wall with wounds lo the led side o f his skull and Ihe neck. Moments belorr that. Grayson's fathrr began to speak aloud Irom bin scut behind Grayson. He stopped, shook his head and left the parked courtroom before the aentenre was handed dow n Willie Mae Grayson. 57. and Timothy Mitchell. 67. both of Pensacola, died March 21. 1984. Irom severe head wounds cause by an ax and baseball Kit. The fo llo w in g day, M itch ell, w ho Mrs. Gravson. hrr lacr beaten and deep cuts on her lorehrad and lacr. was found near a door leading to Ihr kitchen. A harked dog was lound under a bed. Graviton had told poller after hts arrrst llial a masked gunman had broken Into Ihr hou se and forced him to kill everyone, then made him drink Ihe blood A taped interview o f that conver­ sation was played In court Monday. By U n ited Press In tern a tion al Americans look pause today lo commemorate ihr 50th anniver­ sary of Social Senility — the n a tio n a l retirem en t s y s te m begun by ihe Democrats and w h ic h i hr R e p u b lic a n a d ­ ministration lakes crrdir tor rr soiling Irom bankruptcy lour years ago. Social Security recipients in Nrw York will place a wreath on Ihr grave ol former President F ra n k lin D R o osevelt w ho signed the legislation creating Social Security on Aug 14, 1935. Plaques were to lx* presented In San Francisco lo community leaders who have served the elderly and dlMtiled In Washington, administration officia ls Tuesday d rilled thr conclusion o f a study that in­ dicated young Americans are losing faith In the Social Security system. Martha McStern. acting com ­ missioner of the Social Security Administration. Insisted Ihr re­ tirement system "serves all peo­ ple of this country and It serves them w ell." McSlrcn made her comments at a rlbbon-cultlng ceremony al the National Archives where officials sttxxl Ix-loir an enlarged photograph ol a dejecled-looking elderly mun leaning against a store Iron! Atxivc thr photo was thr phrase "Social Security 50 years a go ." In Elkins. W Va.. .Irnuiugs Randolph. 83. one ol Ihe frw co n g ression a l m em bers still alive who voted lor Social Secu­ rity. Joined uKnit 250 other (tropic lo coiiirnrmoratr ihr uunlvrrs.it y "In my speech |in favor o f ihe bill), I s|Mtk«- of ihr one in lour laborers, or 13 million who were unemployed In 1933." Randolph Mill "O ne million ol ffiesr Individ­ uals w ere homeless, drillin g from town to town Others lived In tar|i.i|M-r shacks " ll was in that atmosphere that the New Deal came lit Ihe first IOO days, we passed 15 major hills and they were to relieve the Buffering of Ihe Great Depression "W e moved rapidly. As the president Mid. we surely would make mistakes bul 11 wr walled, we wouldn't have time to make m is t a k e s I th in k w e a c ­ complished our mission " Roosevelt signed Ihr legisla­ tion with this mandate "Th ere Is still a frontier that remains unconquered — an A m erica unreclaimed. This Is the great, the nationwide frontier o f loseBee SECU RITY, page BA TODAY Action Reports Bridge 6B Calendar....... ............. SA Classifieds C om ics.......... 6B Crossword ............ 6B Dear Abby Deaths....... ............6A Dr. G o ff........... ............ 6B Editorial F lo rid a ............ Horoscope 6B Hospital........... Nation P e o p le............. Sports . 7B I0B T elevision ....... W eather......... W o r ld ............. S an ford is scheduled to d e c id e M onday w h eth er lo fig h t o r s w itc h in r e g a rd s to future sewage tre a tm en t. P a g e 3A \ V i �2A -E v e n in g Herald. Sanford, FI Wednesday. Aug. M, I VIS NATION IN BRIEF G eneral Dynamics, Navy 'Kiss And M ake Up' WASHINGTON (DIM) — Hmiinrss is bark to normal between lhr Navy and the General Dynamics Corp now that Ihr giant defense firm has pledged to Implrmrnt a comprehensive rthlrs program to prevent Improper expense claims llnl a vocal congressional critic of the Pentagon. Sen. William Proxmlre, D Wls . suggested that General Dynam­ ics and the Navy have merely 'kissed and made up." Assistant Navy Secretary Everett I'yalt said Tuesday the Navy lifted Its suspension of $1 billion In contracts to the nation's third largest defrnse contractor and Immediately released nearly $7(XJ million In contracts to the company’s Electric final and Pomona. Calif divisions Navy business with I Me contractor now Is "hack It norm al." Pyatl said On May 21 as part of a Pentagon "get tough" policy following several procurement scandals, the Navy frore all contracts with the two divisions until General Dynamics set up a rigorous codr of ethics" so It no longer charged the government for such ex|x*nses as putting a corporate executive's dog In a kennel or for private use of company Jets No details td Ihr ethics plan were revealed. Bodies Of 26 M l As Returned United Press Internstional Vietnam. In Its largest accounting of Americans missing In action presented iratrs containing rrmalns of 26 soldiers killed during the Vietnam War to tJ S officials in Hanoi today. A ( 130 transport flew lo Hanoi from the IJ S ( lark Air liase north of Manila early today to pick up the remains New information on Ihr late of six oilier U S servicemen was to have l»cen provided to the military learn tn Hanot during the brtrl visit today but no formal talks were s« hrdulrd the remains In 2I» woodrn crates — were placed on the plane In Hanot and Down lo Clark, where they were to he placed In llag-draprd stainless strrl caskets (or shipment Thursday to the Joint Casually Resolution Center at Hl< kain Air liase In Honolulu where they will t>r (Htslllvrly Identified Nearly IOO sets of remains have lx-rn returned slncr tire war ended tn l!»7.r> hut 2.4(14 Americans are still hstrtl as missing In action In hubs htna with more than I to o n! the ••uses associated wit It Vietnam Escaped Prisoners Captured ROCKFORD. Ill IIJI’li (tor ol two prisoners who escaped custody try critically wonodlog two U S marshals with a marshal s gun was captured when police *|Hitlrd the fugitive iii a van taken from a traveling salesman, author It Irs said John l.uttirll. 34. was apprehended shortly alter 10 p rn I uc si lay on Ihr east side id Kix klord Th r oilier prisoner, Mli liurl Wliltehend JM, was captured sexm alter the men overpowered tlirli guards at atrout noon In norlhern Wisconsin Marshals Henry Carlson 62, and Wayne Kuiiil. 66. weir listed In critical condlilnn early lixlay at St Luke s Hospital In Duluth. Minn Doth turn sutfrrril m ulllplr gunshot wounds In thr cfiesl and abdomen I ut I tell and Whitehead wrre Irrlng taken tiy car front a federal prison In Man|tiellr. Mich to Minnesota when Whitehead threw a denim Jacket over the head of a uiaislial mi the passenger side ul Ihr lintil ‘teat authorities sold 1.uiiicll then lunged Inrwaid and grabbed a pistol and started shixitlng wildly lie even start Whitehead." Douglas ( Hunt v Sheriff Fred Johnson saltl Prison of fit lals s.iltl Whltrfirad had lx-rn ctinvlclrtl ol li.nik lohticiv In ( alilornla and had lx-rn at the prison since July Him | l.u ilirll was convlclrd ul trank rolrltrry la Krntui kv and had tieen til the pi Ison since last Match FLORIDA IN BRIEF Graham Seeks Dismissal O f House School Veto Challenge 1Al l AllASSEE fill'll Gov Hob Graham has (lied an answering round In the legal hattlr with Housr leaders over tils use ol thr line- Item veto nil a $232 million stjaxil i unstrui tton hill In a motion tiled I ursdny. Graham said the lawsuit I louse S|xakci James ll.uuld l'ti<ims|xm filed Aug 2 to hhxk tire line Item veins was unconstitutional Graham said the constitution gives the House no aulhotlty to mount lawsuits without the consent ol Ihr Senate Senate leaders have not ]utned the House In thr lawsuit Gialiam asked tin- Justices lo throw Thnmspnn's lawsuit out ul court adding that It Thompson disapproves ol his ai Hnti teg.oiling the trill hr should sue as a private citizen and taxpayer and s|>riid Ills own money on thr case — not the stale's rhnmpsoii aigurd in Ills lawsuit that thr constitution limits thr line item veto in ihr General Appropriations hill only lie said that II Ihr legislature posses a separate schixil lull as It did doling the I9H5 session — the governor must accept or reject the hill In Its entirety Giuhuin had vetoed $6 H million in projects Irutn Ihr si liixil lull, arguing ihal unless the line item veto applied to all s|rrndlng lulls, lawmakers could rvudr his check on thru s|x luting jNiwn try sjilltllng the budget Into 6 . 60 or mure lulls Highway Bandits Strike Again MIAMI (Ill'll — Three motr motorists fiavr been ambushed on Dade County highways despite orders hy Gov Ikrh Gialtatn last weekend to step up [toller [nutri tion against bandits who have Ireeii disabling cars and rubbing occupants The Florida Highway Patrol said Tuesday lltut two drivers wrre held up during aflrnuKiti rusir trout on Mundav I tu* thud robbery was Just alter sunset that day when a woman slowrd tier car amt someone threw a rock 11iiough a window The sus|>e« ts tn all thiee case* got away, grabbing two purses ami a [xickrtlMMik On Saturday, thr govrrtiai ordered 65 additional police tracked hv two helicopters to prutr d a live-mile stretch of luiristuir 96 in the Miami area There have been about IOO |H-opfr wtro have trren rohtred on llial stretch alone this year. Restaurant Owners Reverse Stand, Want To Sell Booze; City Says No A downtown Sanford restaurant company has asked th e c ity co m m ission lor permission to sell beer and wine — a reversal of Its decision three weeks ago not to sell alcoholic (leverages The city commission turned down thr request Monday on 3-2 vote Hampton Confectlonerte Inc . which owns the newly-opened Hampton Gardens restart rant. 112 E First St wan's to sell tx-er and wine at Its proposed French 'a ir at thr Dollar Store, next to Hampton Gardens according to Jerry Gross, who t e a s e s the property to.foe Pert/, the restaurant owner Pert* and Gross asked thr city s planning and rolling board July |H for permission to sell tx-er and wine at Hamptnn Gardens The board rec o m m e n d e d the req u est hr approved by the city commission which look up the issue Monday Hut at the July meeting the request was met by stiff opposition from residents who charged that serving alcoholic beverages would ruin the family atmosphere of the restaurant and bring drunks staggering downtown (treatise ol thr opposition at that time Gross and Pert/ said thr Issue was not worth losing customers over and that they wouldn't sell brer and wine Hut Monday Gross said the company would like to have permission to sell thr Txiore in its back pocket " m order tt compete in the future with other downtown restaurants that sell alcoholic beverages] such as Christo's While he said the company was seeking permission primarily for the proposed French cafe, it would also consider sclhnd freer and w ine at Hampton Gardens The commission shot down the request] with Mayor fieilyc Smith and Commissioner] John Mercer voting against the dental Commissioner Milton Smith said alcohol would loul up" the downtown area " I ’ ve never seen liquor as a drawing card My conscience voted against It," he said — R ick Branson Crimewatch Turnout A Big Success Prom Staff And W ire Reports M a n y n e ig h b o r h o o d s In Seminole County Joined Ameri­ cans In 46 stales in turning on porch lights, standing In front of their homes, or participating in block parties and parades on "National Night Out” to demon­ strate thrlr determination to make their neightxirhcxxls safe from crime " W e were pleased hy the support." Sanford Police Chief Steve Harriett said "There were several different approaches by Nclghhorhixid Watch groups In the city Most turned on ihrtr porch lights and some even lead hlcx-k parties and rielghtxirhnod covered dish dinners There w ere d ecora ted sig n s with scarecrows, balloons, and errpe pap er strea m ers T h e rain damped It some, but people sat on their front porches and waved lo police officers as they drove by." Harriett said McGruff. Hie crime lighting canine mascot who wants to lakr a bite out of M»««k4 hy Ttm rviy Vi»c$*1 crime drove around the city tn nationwide fron t against c rim e w ith pro a (xilti c car visiting somr of the R e sid e n ts of Dream W o rld subdivision, nctghhnrh'xid parlies and rest G e n e v a T e r r a c e a n d G e o r g ia A r m s perty owners turning on outside ligh ts at dents He said tfiere ate nine A p a rtm e n ts assem bled Tuesday night at a their homes and sitting outdoors or or organised Neighlx>rh<x«l Watch N e ig h b o rh o o d W a tch s ig n on G e o rg ia ganizlng b lo ck p a rtie s groups m Ihr city wltfi several Avenue in Sanford to p a rticip a te in the more In die process of organic Malt I'rsklti project coordinator many as IO million people would t he event a success log A lthough Tow n O n ly M ontana. W y om in g , Nelghlxirs Joined nelghtxirs lor of the Wynnrwood. Pa based participate Watch officials did not know lit a It and Vermont had no artlvl the second annual event, a National I own Watch Assrxlu how many people actually look ties planned this year. Peskln nationwide ettort to drive crime turn. p o r t t h i s y e a r , t h e y | » r c jn c iu n c e c t said i'r n k ln s a id •r .u lir t th u l ns out or thrtr nrlghlxirtaxMls. saltl ( HAKI.ESTON W Vu (Ill'll I tiiuu Carbide spilled | m xi gallons ul hail smell mg brake Hii it I clirm ii uls tutu ilit Kaiiaw ha Ittvcr two days alter a i hemp al i loud limn Its lirutliv pesticide plant sii krui >1 I Ifi prnplr A woman d m mg iirat the pi.ml was treated at tin- Kanawha Valiev Hiispital lot thm.it and eye irritation and ollti lals said 6(1 people railed [xrlli r or hospitals complain lug ol nausea arid hut nlng c\t-s A nti-C rim e Sem inar Set ITtlreiis Against Crime ol Wintri Patk will present a seminar August 20 oil pievcntlilg assault, iiijK-. mhtierv and trsulenii.il hut glarv The- seminar will lx* held 10 a ill to 1 1 .in i at Wtlshlfr Pla/as Festival Ha/aai H67 22 E Semoran Hlvd Cassellx-rry according to plaza mrreh.iut Maureen Fine of Tropic International Lllttc Huh k ol Citizens Against ('rim e a national crime sali-iv awareness program will sjreak on allrrnallvr ways tesldrnts <an prot-rl themselves and Itlflr prn[x-rtv Ms Fine said Citizens Against ( time Is alllltated with llu- national organUatIon ol the same nunie Wllshltr Plaza ts one qu.liter mtlr cast ol U S Highway 17 02 on State Hoad 436 IScmoiun Hlvd ) I iiloo ( '.rr tilde s|Mikrsmao Mike Mpsi ornli said atxiiil I IHM) gallons ot (Iron a hydraulic la.ike Hold ivipiupnnul a sol vent altd sullurli acid were spilled into the rivet Tuesday night Lipscomb S . 1I1I tile act lilt-lit was 1 ausr-rl hv .in unexplained pressure buildup during tin 1 cull maiiulai tut mg processing, causing a slnrngc tank valve In release and spill tin <In iincals into ihr river login now we |usi ran 1 put our linger on It tie said the unit at South ( harlesiiio was shut down lrnmediatelv t.ihsrnmh said amt would remain closed white the company investigates Hie ,rcr idem Tuesday n igh ts spill was tour miles hum Carbide s Institute pl.uii w hen 5txi gallons ul alrtlcarli oxim e w hu ti Is useit to make the [lesllelde Dunk spewed Irorn a storage lank Sunday and rolled like a yellow lug over lour neartiv towns sending 136 [reoplc to hosjit lals City To Discuss Land Use Plan Aniii ip.rted 1 flanges m l.ongwootl s I amt Use I '1.111 are slated to tie discussed by illy commissioners at a 7 p m inerting today with ihr Land I'luiinlng Agency Thr i iimuilssloncrs ate also srhrdidrd to meet with the elly s Historical Cornmltlee al Itir I Imu 1111 ter- s request 7 JO pm Thursday session with Lnugwood utllr lals to dlsi uss ways servtees ran lx- cotiMilldaled In the Orlando Metropolitan Area and thr- to gr*t r n t llill D x l o l i r t x v i e w s o n in tergovernmental rrl.ittuns city serviecs. expansion and annexation tax savings ami the r tty s Inline At t> Ul p m Monday ihr comniitwirin will Hire! sx ula ihr Governance t ask Fort e ol l'ro|r» 1 2tX>11 itir Orlando Area Ciiamlx-r ol 1 om ilirree's [it.liming grouji. [trior to thr reglllar 7 JO p 111 1 ommKslou inerting Meanwhile. lurtnrr Longwood City Ad mlnistralnr Ikm Trrrv now city clerk, will hold the reins at t tty hall again this week while Interim t it v Adminlstrutor llrrg Maiming is on a hunting trip in South Carolina Manning will also tie on vacation the 1turd week in August the task lotre has asked lor tile work Longw ood D e c la re s Land S u rp lu s, Puts It Up For S a le Two parcels ol Longwood c ity properly have hern drt lan d surplus and put op tor sale Thr illy commission voted Monday night to sell ,1 6 acres on thr Longwood Lake Mary Itoad and a 60 hy 6(1 loot municipal put king lot located downtown tx-lween County Kuarl -127 ami the railroad C om miss Ion i t s said they would ask tor al least the appraised value ol lire pio|x-rty No ap|>iaisal tias been innducted In oltirr business, the com mission voted unanimously la accept a $00,350 bid hy Sun shine Huildtng and Developtttrtil Company to make repairs and im provem ents at thr below standard Colum bus Harbour Wastewater Treatm ent Plan I There w-as only one bid received for thr project Thr contractor has agreed to start within 10 days ol the signing of ttie contract and com pic tr the Job within 90 days Al the request of City Ail nitnlstrutur and Police Chief Greg Maiming the commission will hold a workshop 7 p m August 2 I tu select an architect lot the proposed /tew [Hiller lull Id 111 g From th ose w h o applied lot the |oh. the top three i onteiiders me Architect* Design Group ol Florida Winter Park Schwci/cr Associates. Orlando, and Wendell Mouiu-c Assoc tales ol Calllot nu The poller complex Is to he Its atrrl on city owned |iro[ierty on Jessup Avenue and will cost an estluiatcrl $600,000 to lxI Mill lot over eight years The Commission voted unan tmously to declare two parrels ot city property surplus and put them up lor vile They are 3 5 acres on Longwood Lake Mary Road and thr 50 foot by 50 loot imuilcipal parking lot localed d o w n to w n betw een C o u n ty Hoad 427 am) the railroad Thr proceeds from thr sale will go into a fund lo purchase park property The com mission asked City Planner Chris Nagle to research other city property. such as platted tint unused streets, that might tx- surplus Also in go into escrow tor the purchase of prn|x-rty to he used tu t [> a r k s w i l l he I lir $201) |x-t dwelling unit to be do oatrd try Centex Homes to lieu ot donating a public park along with its KX) unit development on West Lakr Centex will be allowed lo keep .1 proposed D^-acrr park, which it pre vUnisly had offered lo the city lor thr use ui residents Nagle and the commissioners said thr park was too small, loo rinse to homes, and did not have enough parking for a public park amt opted lor a donation Instead The vote to accept the olfer was 4 1 with Commissioner Perry Faulkner, who wanted $250 per unit, voting no The commission unanimously approved a conditional use re­ quest for East Longwood C om ­ mercial Center to operate a wholesale nutlet and distribution business on the east side of U S. HI g ft w u y 1 7 -9 2 b e t w e e n Automotive. I and Centra Carr t enter Tin site [dan was also approved ronlliigeni on tlie- an­ nexation ol the properly now in Sem in ole County A public heating on the annexation re­ quest was continued until the Sept 9 meeting at the rrqurst ol the trustee lor thr property. Roger I. Jahlonskl —Jane C asselberry r%«’n i it i; l l c r . i k l 1uvpv tn tiai Wednesday. August 14. I9ti Vol It, No 305 P u b lu h a d D aily a n d S u n d a y . t ic » p t S a tu rd ay by Tha Van l a i d H a ra ld . Inc 1M N F r a n c s A . a . S a n lo rd Fla m il Sacsnd Clatl Pattaga Paid at Sanlsrd. Florida HIM Mama O a lo ary S h i 11 it . Month U M i I Month! Si a U i a Mantle* 111 M . Yaar, 111 M By M a il Waab tt Manih U t t , | M on th l, I l l H i t Month*, * 11 )». T e a r, tod M Phony I H i I 111 ]«11 �Evening Herald Sanford FI Several Options Available, All Of Them Expensive Wednesday Aug M. IMS —IA Sanford Must Decide: Fight Or Switch By Rick Brunson Herald Staff W r ite r Sanford is expected to decide Monday whether it will right or switch — light ihr stale over sewage dumping m Lake Monroe or go to another treatm ent method A flg h l seems unlikely The city commission Is sched­ uled It* hold a special meeting at 4 30 p m at city hall to decide which ol several options — all ol them expensive — It will take T lir rit\ and state Department p i Environmental Regulation have Been debating the matter lor (our years The DEM has ordered the city to stop dumping treated sewage trom Its Poplar Avenue plant Into Lake Monroe T h e c it y 's perm it a llo w in g dumping into the lake expires January 1987 II the DER does not extend the perm it, which is considered possible but improbable, the city w o o l d h a v e to h a v e a n alternative sewage system The DER prelers the city go to an expensive landspreading system where effluent is sprayed on n large land mass like fertilizer As an added Incentive, the DER says Sanford Is eligible (or $8 6 million in state grants If It goes to landspreadtng Sanlord and the DER con ducted hearings In January and April, during which the city tried to c o n v in c e the reg u la to ry agency that dumping treated sewage is not hurting the lake City officials have talked about fighting DER Iti court in order to be able to continue dumping in the lake But during Monday s City commission meeting Com ­ missioner John Mercer. In what sounded like a speech conceding defeat, said he realized the city was being forced bv non elected "bureaucrats" to do something thal he believes Is not in ihe best Interest of the ettv — go to a landspreadtng system Landspreadtng could cost res­ idents at the most between S27 and $36 a month, depending on which optiott the commission la k e s and w h e th e r or not Setnlnole County h e l p s with thr project in exchange for some of its treatment capacity Present motllhlv ratrs are about $9 City Manager Frank Faison said residents must realize that It s the PER not the com ­ mission. that's forcing monthly sewage rates to go uj> The commission is leaning toward a plan calling lor expan­ ding the Puplnr Avenue plant Instead of building a new one, and pumping the diluent out to a site west of the cliy for spreading Six senators raised more than $ 1 million in the January-lhrough-Junr pet toil Hawkins, expected to face a tough challenge In 1986 from Gov Bob Graham, raised $1,5 million In Ihe first half of thr year — $ 128,578 of which came from PACs ■ *7/ s ii p r e p a r i n g fo r to u q h c h a l l e n g e from G o v . Bob G raham lobbying group, said Monday logrthrr bv chirt ol stall Donald Regan — talked lor .in hour and 45 minutes Tuesday on strategy and tactics on a telephone run t e r m e r ca ll betw een Santa Barbara and Washington ' I Ills is me 1 el v pu 111 tig policies previously enunciated bv Ronald Reagan Into an overall plan that will guide us Regan said Whllr House spokesman Larry Sprakrs said the discussion 1 ovrrrd domes! n and foreign policy concerns, the outfnok in Congress and how and where Reagan can communicate Ins message to (lie pnhlli El B/W SALE-WED.-THURS. & FRIDAY MOTEL TV SALES 2621 S SANFORD AVENUE SANFORD 3 2 3 -4 6 6 4 MONDAY Coitipeilug lot his time and attention w ill In prcpataliotis lot fils Novcitttret summit with No Met leader Mikhail (,<>1b.n hex FRIDAY NO PER50NAL CHECKS U S D A C H O IC E . H E A V Y W E S T E R N . TEN D ER. W ELL FLA V O R E D B EE F, C E N T ER CUT CHUCK STEAK 5 LB BO X, G R E A T F O R T H E QNILL S A V E *2 97 B O X SIRLOIN STEAK • y T -B O N E or PORTERHOUSE STEAK S A V E f t 32 L B S A V E I I 51 10 F A M IL Y P A K CUBED STEAK GROUND B EEF S A V E SS* LB SA V E F2* L S 15-21 LB *1.97 S A V E IS OS B O X S LB ,9 7 c BO X 10 LB USOA CHOICE, H E A V Y W E S T E R N TENDER, W E L L F L A V O R E D BEEF, U S D A CHOICE. H E A V Y W E S T ER N . T ENDE R. WELL F L A V O R E D B E EF , BUFFET HAM DELMONICO STEAK lb B E E F 0 "* 1 .9 / lb IVY IVY L B AV Q Q 7 O . i J / SAVE $1 SI L S USOA CHOICE. H E A V Y W E S T E R N TENDER. WELL F L A V O R E D BEEF BO NELESS . 9 7 ' SAVE (2* LB t LI BOX SIRLOIN TIP STEAK FA MILY PAK LYKES OAK CREEK S LI CE D BACON , . 8 7 ' SAVE *2- LS 1 LB PAK ----------------------- 77 .77' TRIPE LYKES SU Q AR CRESK S A V f I V LB 7 8 c . FTS L B . l PORTION AVQ USDA G R AD E A TUR KE Y W IN G S or NECK *2.67 FAMIL Y PAK SAVE W* L B t L I SO X SE E F OR PORK S T E A K USOA Q R A O E A - v - * c # SA V E H i t BOX 3 LB S C Q 7 FRYER LEG QTRS. S A V E 51* L B 10 LB B A Q L IM IT 2 P L E A S E C DOZ 7 TV- SUGAR 5 is sao 0 7 c C H U N K TU N A tto z can 7 QROUND FRESH GROUND ROU N D lb •1 .9 7 PRODUCE S' THOMPSON I I I O L i l l WHITE QRAPES ,.6 7 c 1 t w in JUICY NECTARINES 4 7 c 1 OZ PAK BREAKFAST SAUSAGE JUICY CANTALOUPES *2.67 1 LB. PAK BUY 1 GET 1 FREE CRISP CELERY 1 .0 / I LB ROLL F U 1.111 i « | f CHEESE JUMBO YELLOW SQUASH 10 L B F n A N K io l . J 9 . 9 7 POTATOES S A V E M S ) SOX SO L B B A Q P u ll J4 Sapw I n 1 k ' ^ LYKIS OAK C R U X SLICED SLICEU BACON tUNNY PLOMtUk VOWFAt OR • w A im t v x l e a n i m p o r t i o P RE M IU M F R Y E R 7 7 c lsZ / WINGS Of .. sw THIGHS Sm 1 m m n jm *37 f r t ia oro UKTHPIXLOPURI I IS ROU PORK SAUSAGE 2/97e otrs. * 1 .1 7 ‘ 3 .9 7 0** iiiliE t i p n l i t | y C i ' OflM ONTI «w-V (X tA A RICH ’ “ 2 /» 1 .1 7 2 7 ' 1,hr4*1 It* net La*1 It** 1 .** 11N1I [ap u i w « lfl r i't il a i i. KING Fv.nxj SIZE o.ac * ) / . A C BREAD m o x Z / 4 9 V .. • »«( |0* (11(1 Ml 1*111*1 i * t )tl I f t p * I a n i H p * l i Z ' i n i f t t i q >1 |3« g i l l 1 l,»tt (t'titai'i ii h *m BAQ U t NO 1 COUNTY FAIR Oro MOHFMIO U OX PAK ALL MEAT 0 / * . . , c FRANKS Z /// .....3 7 c FANCY POTATOES S N Y O N A L L MEAT 0 7 BUY 1 GET 1 FREE 1 .9 7 „ 5 7 c U t NO 1 || SA V E I t SF 2 7 c l. IW IIT BUY 1 GET 1 FREE S AV E 12 i r / LIG H T ■3 9 LB PAK SWEET POTATOES S2SKED *1.87 BUY 1 GET 1 FREE HOMOOINIZIO MILK OAL * CMCKIMOP THfl-BtA 1 SAVE I I OT I S Q W A L I N E Y X C L E A N IM PO RTED ■ R Y O N AL L MEAT S M O K E D S A V E SI IF PAK A L L M EAT ** 0 7 F R A N K S .s o t 1 .0 / BONUS CASH LARGE EGGS S A V E 12* LB OLD SMITHFIELD PORK SAUSAGE LB lb SAVE i r I B LB S A V E I t s ; PAK O LD SMITHFIELD PUNE C FLOMOA QRAOt BEEF # P R E M I U M C O O K 'N Q O O D BOA 1.27 47 LB PATTIES >o« 3 . 9 / BUY 1 GET 1 FREE to L B S S UP 37 HIND QTRS. LIVER L. ii BEEF 8EEF S HO RT RIBS g y c 47 lb iU M .O S l b BOX S ELF BASTING TURKEY LB GROUND CHUCK 1.07 LB T E N D E R SLIC ED O i lb FRONT QTRS. N G O O D CUT UP G RO U ND F R E S H BEEF USOA CHOICE. H E A V Y W E S T E R N 7 7 c LM H S Band B a r b e c u e F u n d -R a is e r S a tu rd a y The L.ikr Mary High School cole slaw and baked beans (or a H and w ill hold Its annual donation of $3 50 The band will barbecue Salurday from noon to perform at I p m. S p nt at the Longwood Recre­ For further Information, call ation Center on W ilm a Avenue. Barbecued chicken or beef will the band office at the school. be servetl on a bun along with 323 2110 . SAV E 11 I I L B SMOKED H AM SHANK l b % IB SO X PAK SAV E 12* LB S T E W | LS FRYER COMBO CUT S W R A P P E D F O R F R E E Z E R FREE USOA CHOICE. H E A V Y W E S T ER N TENDER WELL F L A V O R E D BEEF. CLUB STEAK PRE MIUM C O O K SAVE s o - I S BRI S KE T 1.97 LB SA V E I t 00 L B 1. 87c A UP ■ RYON M t U C R E S T B O N E L E S S PORK S P A R E RIBS To display a vehicle, sellers will be charged a flat rale ot $6 for Fridays. $15 for Saturday. $15 for Sunday or $30 for all three days. X L E A N M EATY t it CUT SIRLOIN PORK CHOPS X L E A N BEEF sellers, a covered |*avlllion will lw provided lor protection from sun and rain An expertem rd auto trader will be on hand to help prospective buyers and sellers with appraisals, title truiisler questions amt finalizing sales, lie said I’rlnted windowcards will be supplied lor sellers to (III In Information of make, model, mileage, condition and asking price F A M IL Y P A K P A R K A V t I ZSTM ST SANFORD O P E N F DATS * AM 9 PM X LEAN M E A T Y C O U N T R Y STYLE A new way to buy. sell and trade ears, trucks, boats, rrrrr annual vehicles and mot on y< les Is coming In Sanford Friday, when the Aulomart Swap Meet opens at Flea World After visiting auto swap meets in California and seeing 1hr overwhelming positive response. F'lra World woner Syd Levy said he decided to give the Idea a gn at his business on U S Highway 17 92 Just north o f Sanford The salrs area will start with 130 vehicle spaces and even­ tually expand to 300 spaces. Levy said. T o accomodate buyers and *2.77 *2.27 U S D A C H O IC E , H E A V Y W E S T E R N . TEN D ER, W ELL FLA V O R E D BEEF. 100% P U R E READY TO EAT Autom art Swap Meet Coming To Flea World U S D A C H O IC E , H E A V Y W E S T E R N . TEN D ER. W ELL FLA V O R E D B EE F. U S D A C H O IC E . H E A V Y W E S T E R N , T EN D ER , W E L L F L A V O R E D B E E F . r Instructor Tina B u rn se d helps K lm eon tae Asbie and K eith C a in , both 5, in a six week sum m er p ro g ra m designed to help c h ild re n prepare for kindergarten The program , In w hich 21 c h ild re n are e n ro lle d , caters fo p u p ils who w ill enter kin d erg arten at td y llw ild e E le m e n ta ry School la ter this m onth Funding fo r the program ca m e from the F lo rid a D epartm ent of E d u ca tio n tube ^ "SU P ER M AR K ET P r ie s t Q o o d A ug H»ri« Ff«t»^ T$mmT Vlitcwi 0 90 d a y g u a r a n t e e o n picture 30 DAYS ON INTERNAL PARTS LB 9 -1 ' 97,c. Making The Transition sew age >29.95 Fust and loremost among thr priorities dis* ussed Regan said wasthc economy ami plans lor a hilt ollenslve on ia\ reform that will see lit.ig.ill oil Ihe road three or lour tlilies a mold h U S D A C H O IC E . H E A V Y W E S T E R N . T EN D ER W E LL F L A V O R E D BEEF. 1st CU T SH O P the 19” Black & Whits Administration Planning For Rest Of '85 S A M A BARBARA ( alii I d ’ll A tr a n s m it! I n e n la l ad ministration strategy session has produced (he elem ents of .1 W hile House master phut to rrvitalize ihe Reagan presidency (ti the last four months ol 1985 As President Reagan vara tinned ui his ininini.iintop ram h Ills tup a d v is e rs — c a lle d lot Color So far Hawkins has speni $.150 8 Iti the bulk of which went lor setting up a campaign office In Winter Park and ram p a lg n rrla lc il mailings according in a I taw kins spokes woman Is c o m p l e t e l y o u t o f c o n t r o l pay WHY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY o r ' <r o c » AT THESE P R IC E S ! Much of Hawkins' >15 million — which put her behind only Sens Bob Pack wood H-Ore . and Allonse D‘ Am ato R N V in re-election fundraising — resulted from a May 27 fete attended by President Reagan In Miami an event that pulled In $925 IKK) This system w h ic h w ill e x p a n s io n LIQUIDATION OF COLOR T.V.’s R aised O v e r $1 M illio n So F a r T h is Y e a r F o r R e-Electio n P a u la H a w k in s other options include a n e w plant or lighting PER In court The commission must decide Monday because the state s deadline tor grant applications is next w eek The c o m m i s s i o n t h i s w e e k s e l e c t e d a financial a d \ 1x 01 to g u i d e lilt' ettv t h r o u g h U s $ . t j m illio n bond i s s u e p r o g r a m PUBLIC NOTICE! Hawkins One Of Top Fund-Raisers W ASHINGTON (U PII - Sens Paula Hawkins. R Winter Park Fla., and Mack Mattingly. R-Ga . raised more than $1 million (or their 1986 re-election bids In the first half of this year — both getting help from a friend in the W hile House In total, 31 senators who are expected to stand for re-election next year raised more than $20 million from January through June — including $5 8 million In political action committee contributions, according to Common Cause, which based Its data on rejHirts tiled with the Federal Election Commission "T h e ability to raise massive amounts ol money Is becoming the single most lin|>or taut (pialllh allon for Senate candidates. Fred Wertheimer, president <>! the citizens Mir b u ild in g . a. * 1 .3 7 I I F O X CAM CORN or A ip fc GREEN PEAS Z / D / Oi rWON Tt Cut GREEN beans It OX CAN 2/57c UMA ORAM A TUA.IT ROCKET FOIL DRINKS neckV A L L F L A V O R S oai S s. * 1 . 3 7 3 7 c } �E v e n in g H e r a ld IU IN 4 IM N I 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. Fl-A. 3277] Arm Code 305-322-2611 or 831 9993 Wednesday, August 14, 1W5— 4A Wsyn* D. Doyle, Publnher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week. VI 10: Month. *4 75. 3 Mnnlha. • 14 25 fl Months. *27 (X* Year *51.00 Hv Mall Wrrk. • I .50. Month. *6 (JO: 3 Months. • ! « 00 (j Months *32 50: Yrar. Stitt 00 AIDS And Its P oten tial ... T h e r e are few forces In A m erica m ore e ffe c tiv e than ce leb rities In focu sing national a tt e n t io n on a s u b je c t. Hock H u d s o n 's co n tra ctin g A ID S (acquired Im m u n e d e fi­ c ie n c y syn d rom e) has given new u rg e n c y to this alarm in g disease. Sp read through sexu al contact, c o n ta m i­ n ated needles, and blood transfusions, the A ID S virus d estroys cells that p rotect the b o d y from disease. H en ce, victim s u su ally die fro m Infections, m ost co m m on ly from pn eu ­ m onia. and a skin ca n cer called K a p o si's sarcom a. In addition to Its ph ysical su ffering. A ID S ca rries a social stigm a. It has lo n g been v ie w e d as an a ffliction , som eh ow d eserved , o f th e h om osexu al c o m m u n ity and Its u n ­ orth od o x lifestyle. Yet, thrre Is an In creasin g In cid en ce o f the A ID S virus In the gen eral population. E xperts predict that as m any as 1 m illion A m erica n s have the viru s although th ey sh ow no signs o f the disease us yet. A sign ifica n t percentage o f these persons w ill d e ve lo p A ID S and die during the n ext five years. S o far, the h u m an cost has been sign ifican t. T h e federal C en ters for Disease C ontrol (CD C) In Atlnnta report 1 1,871 AID S cases to date, o f which 5.917 h a v e been fatal. A ID S fatalities con tin u in g at this rate w ill total m ore than 47 .0 00 by 1987. T h e m edical c o sts are already en orm ous. C D C officials e s tim a te th e health ca re bills o f th e n a t io n 's fir s t 9 .0 0 0 A ID S v ic t im s am ounted to $1.25 b illion and that lost w ages and Indirect costs am ou n ted to $4.5 billion. T h ese figures ure ex jiected to double du rin g the next 12 m on th s as (he num ber o f A ID S ca ses m ultiply. A ID S Is a rela tiv ely n ew disease to A m e rica Inasm uch us Ihe viru s was not Identified In San Francisco until 1976. Mrdical scientists b e liev e the A ID S viru s m igrated to the U nited S tates through the Carlhbenn after a disease sim ila r to A ID S w as discovered cu rlier In g r e e n m o n k e y s In c e n tra l A fr ic a . T h is h ypoth esis Is b o lslrrcd by Ihe high Incidence o f A ID S reported In Z aire and a m o n g HulUan refu gees In the U n ited States A s Mr. Hudson discovered In Paris. there Is n o cu re for A ID S . He w s reportedly treated w ith an exp erim en ta l French drug. MPA-23, w h ich stops rep rodu ction o f the viru s cells. H ow ever, the dru g also causes liver dam age, b le ed in g disorders, and though h a ilin g thr disease, does nut reverse It, R esearchers huve been m ore su ccessfu l In k illin g the A ID S v iru s In b lo o d -c lo ttin g con cen trates g iv r n hem ophiliacs. A n d sc ien ­ tists In lloston h ave produced a protein from th e A ID S v iru s th at cou ld s e r v e as a d ia g n o s tic test, and later, perhaps as a va ccin e. R e c o g n iz in g the In crea sin g s e v e r ity or A ID S , the Reagan adm inistration Is se ek in g u 48 percen t In cren se In fu n d s fo r A ID S research, with u 1986 fiscal year a p p ro p ria ­ tion o f $ 126.3 m illion . A half century a go, a president felled by p o lio helped stim u la te collective national net Ion I hut helped to brin g a cu re for that crip p lin g disease. A d ecade ago. B etty Ford spoke ojK-nly abou t the form erly u n m en ­ tionable subject o f hrrust cancer, laist m onth. President R eagan's operation for Intestinal ca n cer brought rrn e w e d national a tten tion to that alfllction, N o w ^ R rx k Hudson, In a ck n ow led g in g thul he has contracted A ID S , has p a rad oxically breathed new life Into a subject that m a n y A m erican s huve Iw en recoilin g from . A lrea d y w r can ih tcc I vc a m o re constructive national c o n s c io u s n e s s t h a t c a n m o b i l i z e th e m on eta ry and m ed ical resources requ ired to com b at A ID S ellec tlv ely . BERRYS WORLD D O N A LD LAM BRO Budget Post-Mortem: Deficit Demon Lives WASHINGTON — The first thing that must be said about the budget Congress has Just approved Is that It's amazing how fast our legislators Can act on the eve o f a month-long summer vacation. A fter nearly seven months o f bickering, stalemate and procrastination, the House and the Senate were able to reach a compromise neither side seemed lo like very much. But In thr end there was no way Congress could leave town during the dog days o f August without approving a budget In the face of crushing deficits. The second thing that can be said Is that this budget may tie a high-water mark In deficit reduction for some time to come, because next yrar Is an election year, a period that Is hardly conducive to great feats of political courage. The disappointment over what Congrrss had wrought was perfectly expressed by Rep. John Edward Porlrr, R-III.. who cried. "Tonight, after having lost the war, wr are going to declare victory and go home." Hut hadn't the Congress o f the Untied States Juet approved the biggest budget cuts In American history? Wouldn’t this reduce the deficit by nearly 8280 btUlon over three years? Well, perhaps not quite. When the dust from Congress's tuisty de­ parture had settled over the haze-shrouded Capitol, the numbers didn't look as spectacular as their authors had first trumpeted. That $55 billion reduction In next year's deficit apparently will be closer to 840 billion, according lo Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole o f Kansas and House Budget C om m ittee Chairman William H. Gray o f Pennsylvania. And next year's deficit wltl likely be $180 billion, down from this year s estimated *2 10 billion In red Ink. still a monstrous deficit. Instead of cutting the *200 billion-plus deficit In half by fiscal 1988, a goal devoutly to be wished, the last year of Ronald Reagan's second term may sec a deficit of at least *161 billion and perhaps even higher. The reasons why the Deficit Demon has not been stayed can be found In what Congress didn't touch and whai it only c h o v to snip around the edges. Congress failed to freeze the civil service and m ilitary retirement pay and overhaul the pension system to bring It Into line with the private sector as the Grace Commission proposed. It failed to eliminate, as the administration proposed, the pork barrel-ridden Economic Development Administration; Amtrak subsidies: the heavily politicized Urban Development Action Grant program; the Small Business Administration: and the Jobs Corps, among more than a dozen programs that deserve to be scuttled. The only program of any significance that the budget resolution purports to eliminate Is the *4.6 billion revenue sharing program, though even that won't be abolished until 1987. Hut Congress, tn Its Infinite wisdom, seems to be saying that with the deficit already exceeding *200 billion this year and com ing close to that mark next year, what's another 84.6 billion to help communities like Beverly Hills and Palm Beach? EDWARD J. WAISH J . t • • SCIENCE WORLD Moving Up A Notch High A ltitude Problems B y L l d U W s s o w lc i In 1954 P eter D ruckcr. the brltllnnt teacher of business man­ agement. wrote: " A scant twenty years ago. It was widely believed that the masspruductlon technology — yester day's Industrial revolution — threw (icople out of work. We know this today to tie u fallacy. Where massprod net ton methods have been applied on the broadest scale, the class of employees that has been growing most rapidly In numbers and proportion ts that of skilled and trained people. And the truly un­ skilled laborer of yesterday, who contributed only tils brawn, has become the semiskilled machine operator of today — a man o f higher skill und education, producing more wealth, earning a vastly higher standard of living." Thus thirty years ago did Druckrr set In perspective the phenomenon of technological change and Its Impact on employment. His view Is as relcvunt to day as then, as Americans, seeing computers and robots everywhere, wonder where thr Jot** for their rhltdrrn will come from. In 1984. Waller Mondalr worked fervently to exploit their fears by hinting that if Ronuld Reagan were reelected . Americans would be doomed to sweeping up around Japanese computers. Unfortunately for him, U.S. semi-skilled workers, even those In basic smokestack Industries lighting foreign competi­ tion, voted decisively for Reagan anyway. T h ey recognized what Mondalr ho|>ed they would not: thut no president can hull the vast, relentless shifts In the nature of our economy, and the kinds and num­ bers of Jobs It will provide. The consequences of new ability to produce goods are new markets und nrw demand — which mean new Jobs. The Jobs thul develop In coming years will not be limited lo ‘ service" fields. Nor will em ploy­ ment In manufacturing be elim i­ nated by technology. Ditch diggers, alter all, now use diesel driven bdekhoes Instead of shovels. That means fewer diggers per ditch — but Ihe need for ditches remains, ami new opportunities In construc­ tion and related fields for formerly u n s k ille d w o r k e r s a p p e a r . T ech n ology, lur from throw in g low-skill people out of work, moves them up u notch tu semi-skilled occu(MilIona — even beyond. The future o f employment In America Is yet a future of risks Political leaders may well swallow the propaganda that manufacturing Is dead, and proceed lo bury It with new untl-buslnrss taxes and regula­ tions. Hu l ll ts also a future o f huge opimruinltles lor both service and manufacturing sectors — and those yet undiscovered. JtffWBY What's Not Possible? P resid en t R eaga n m ay h ave sensed something Dial thr rest of us remained unaware of when he proposed his Strategic Defense Ini­ tiative, a defense against Incoming missiles which opponents call “ Star Wars." The public overwhelmingly supports the idea, and with hts sensitive antennae uml good politi cal Instincts. I hr prrnldriit may have understood that. A recent Stndllngrr Poll c o n ­ ducted In cooper* I Ion with Policy Review maguzlne contains some surprising findings Eighty-five |>erceiit favor develop­ ing a missile defense "even It ll cannot protect every on e" Sixtynine percent favor It even If ll mentis "w ith d ra w in g from our existing arms control agreement* with Ihe Soviets." Nearly threequarters believe that a Star Wars system would "m ake the U.S. more secure." Like President Reagan, the major­ ity of Americans are not content with our total reliance on deterrence — the balance of Mutual Assured Destruction known as MAD. S ix­ ty one percent bcllrvr that this stralrgy Is "dangerous und does tun sufficiently d e fe n d " the Untied Slates. Seventy-seven percent prefer It to a defensive shield against Incoming missiles. Public opinion Is much dlllerent from Ihe views pressed by the hig-namr "opinion makers" In the media and In lobbying groups like Hie Union of Concerned Scientists. Indeed. Ihe opinion inakrrs do not uppeur lo be making much opinion. An enormous gap exists Sixty-nine percent think the U.S. should go ahead with Star Wars even l( II Involved "withdrawing from our existing arms control agreements" with the Soviet Union, "O p in io n - m a k e r s " like R obert McNamara and Hans Heihe think almost any concession should tie made lo preserve those agreements and someth lug culled the "arms conlrol process." Ninety-1wo percent of Ihe public b e lie v e s that Ihe Ken gun a d ­ ministration should publicize Soviet violations o f previous arms-contrnl agreem ents. Elghty-flve percent would not consider ll a foreign policy failure If no ugrremenls were reached ai Geneva. All ol that represents. In my view, a pretty reasonable assortment of judgm ents. A comment on the strong public support for Slur Wars Of course Ihcre are many vocal Intellectuals who oppose any utlempl to defend America or advance Its Interests, even when one o f those Interests Is sheer survival. The public docs not share that contemptlblr attitude. Hu I Ihe public also, I Judge, has u sounder faith In technological pos­ sibility than some of the Intellectu­ als who are stressing Ihr difficulties of a missile defrnse. The public may lie naive on many things, and It may not know Ihe details, but It saw Ihe man walk on Ihe moon. It saw the space shuttle. Its own electronic toys are the twnclldarics of miniaturization, ll knows about organ transplants. It Iras home computers. The public thinks ll can be done. Hack In Ih r 1940s. Ihe lop rh em lsi J am es Hryaul Conunt expressed the following opinion and used hts presllge as president of Harvard to advuncr It. ll would not lie technologically posslblr to con­ struct an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, hr said So much for thal. UP1 S c ien ce W rite r STANFORD. Calif. (UP!) If you're going to climb mountains at high altitudes, you should be aware of such potential health risks as swelling o f the lungs, two medical experts warn. "It used lo be that only hardy climbers had access lo certain high mountain regions." said Dr. Herb Hultgren. a staff cardiologist at the Veterans Adm inistration Medical Center In Palo Alto and professor at Stanford University Medical School. "But In the last few years, modern travel has made It possible for others to get there, and there anj certain hlgh-altltude medical pro* blems that the climber as well as Ihe health professional should know ahoul." Hultgren has spent years re­ searching high altitude pulmonary edema, or swelling of ihe lungs. S y m p to m s In clu d e h ea d ach e, nausea, vomiting, low blood pre­ ssure and Increased heart rate. " T h e clim b er might act dis­ o r ie n te d , c o u g h and w h u » . perhaps even claim lo hear a 'bubbling' In the chest." Hultgrei. said. "H e or she might not bo able to sleep, complain of dizziness anti cough up a whitish liquid." People w ho experience those symptoms should be moved lo a lower altitude as quickly as possi­ ble. and oxygen should be ad­ ministered. he said. Hultgren said he often Is con­ sulted by other physicians who ask If It Is safe for patients with heart or lung conditions to travel lo high ulllludes. "Each case has to be evaluated Individually," he said. Dr. Frank Samqutst, associate professor o f a n es th e sio lo gy at Stanford und assistant chief o f the anesthesiology service at the Palo A lio VA. climbed In 1981 with the American medical research expedi­ tion to Mount Everest — the first team to perform medical experi­ ments above 26.000 feet to de­ termine the effects o f extremely high altitudes on humans. Sarnqulst, who was a m oun­ taineering guide In the eastern Sierra Nrvadas In the 1960s. said the ex p ed itio n co n firm ed thal humans can adapt to the thin atmospheres of high altitudes. Sherpu porters had carried sta­ tionary exercise bicycles and medi­ cal laboratory equlpmrnl lo above 20,000 feel. R e se a rc h e rs fou n d c lim b e r s breathed more often or more deeply than they had expected and, thus, were able to raise their oxygen level. Possibly because o f Ihr higher oxygen content, their blood was more ulkaline and less acid than anticipated, so the climbers were able lo do more work and exercise ul a higher allltudr than expected. JACK ANDERSON Senators T a k e 2nd Look A t P re sse r C ase By Jack Anderson And Dale Van Atta International Teamster President Jackie Presser. a man of amiable bulk, bus escaped from another light corner. For the second lime the Justice Department has closed an Investigation o f him. Hul Ihr hurried Presser may find himself In still another comer. Tw o ol Ihr Senate's most respected stalwarts. William Roth. K-DeL, and Sam Nunn. D-Ga., are reviewing the Justice Department's action with a skeptical eye. 1‘resaer presides over a union on ihe edge of scandul. lie solemnly promised a Semite committee three years ago thul he would clean U up. Instead he floundered on the slip­ pery slopes and wound up In Ihe swump himself. Labor Department investigators robed churges. first, that lie look Ick b a ck s fr o m a Las V e g a s public-relations firm hired by the Team sters and. later, that h r authorized paym ents to "gh o st employees" Including Ills uncle. In both cases, the Justice Department decided the evidence was Insuffi­ cient. The Investigations were dropped, a source close to Presser tuld our associate Tony Caparcio. "because of Jackie's baste Innocence and good lawyering." Hut T h e L os Ange/es Tim es reported another slanting possibili­ ty: that Presser may have been an Informant lor the FBI. which may have authorized him lo pay "ghost employees" from union funds In I f- * order (o ingratiate himself with Cleveland mobsters. In the k lc k b a e k p rob e. In ­ vestigator* Interviewed two alleged mobster*. Anthony Llberiorr and Thomas Land, who were Cleveland agents for Ihe Las Vegas publicrelations firm. According to an In te rn a l In v e s t ig a t iv e r e p o r t, Llbertore told Labor Department Investigators that "Jackie Presser gel* a piece of everthlng" coming to them Iroin the public-relations firm. Our Presser source dismissed the allegation with an expletive. "A t that time In his life." he said. "L lb e r to r e w as tryin g to hurt Jackie." Llbertore and Land were facing convictions for their In­ volvement In n gangland slaying und the bribery o f an FH! clerk Specifically. Llbertore "advised" the Investigators that "Th om as Land gave his money to Jackie Prrsser. Land told Llbertore thal he was getting $2,000 per month and that he was keeping 8600 for hts trouble and giving Ihe balance of 81.400 to Jackie Presser ..." M e a n w h ile , th e P r e s id e n t 's Commission on Organized Crime la Investigating charges raised by Robert Rlspo. a defendant turnedgovernment witness. Though he has given numerous Interviews and has testified In open court. Rlspd neglected to mention the story he J now telling; that he once delivered a cash-filled enveloped to Presser. Footnote: Presser not only has denied any wrongdoing but has boasted that he has never com! milted * crime .1 * *■ -** �Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. W ednesday. Avq. M , I f t S - S A T h r e e C h a r g e d In A l l e g e d K id n a p p in g H o m e o w n e r s In s u ra n c e ? Three men accused o f kidnap­ ping a Casselberry man and holding him for about six hours Saturday have been arrested and released on $ 10.000 bond each. ; T h ey also race aggravated assault charges after allegedly holding Robert Catledge. 28. of -106 Mark David Blvd.. against his will. ; The suspects held Catledge from about 7:30 a.m. Saturday at World Enterprises. Inc.. 376 Com m ercial St.. Casselberry, where they and a Fern Park topless club dancer who was not rharged. allegedly threatened him. a sheriff's report said. Seminole County sheriff's In­ vestigators say the kidnapping may have stem m ed from a cocaine deal gone sour. Catledge had been arrested by Orange Couiity sheriff's deputies Friday on a second-degree felony warrant. His rental car was impounded and he was released on $ 1,000. deputies reported. Catledge's captors allegedly took him to the Orange County Sheriff's Department to get his car. While there Catledge told a dep u ty he w as b e in g held against hts will, the report said. The Ihree suspects were taken Into custody In Orange County and transported to Seminole County where they were ar­ rested at th e M aitland in ­ terchange o f Interstate 4 at 1:40 p m. Saturday, the report said. C harged w ere: C harles R. Ellison Jr.. 28. of Manassas. Va.: Charles Elmer Beales. 43. of 376 Comer St.. Casselberry; and Charles Rafael Cuevas. 31, o f Fem Park, have been charged In the case. They are scheduled to appear In court Aug. 26. RICKER CHARGED An Altamonte Springs woman told sheriffs deputies she was kicked In the abdomen and maybe In the head by a man after their argument developed into a fight. Cynthia Hamilton. 21. of *4 Terrace Lane, lold Seminole County deputies the man at­ tacked her while In her home. She was treated at the scene by Altamonte Springs paramedics, a sheriffs re port. Willie Clyde Smith. 28. of 106 Ford Ave., Altamonte Springs, has been charged with assault and battery and was being held In lieu of 95.000 bond He was arrested shortly after the alleged attack at about 11:30 p.m . Sunday. No reason for the dis­ pute was given In the arrest report. BENCH ROBBERY A 4-1-year-old Rockledge mail A c tio n R e p o rts ★ Fires Police * Courts ★ sleeping on a bench on U.S. Highway 17-92 was robbed by two men who awakened him and threatened htm with a knife. S em in ole C ou n ty s h e r iffs deputies reported the man was robbed at aboul 9 p.m. Sunday. The thief took 918.20 from Thomas Lloyd Murphy. 44. and fled, a sheriff s report said. BATTERED AN D HELD A 32-year-old Sanford man who allegedly pistol whipped his wife and then held a 3-year old child captive In their home after the woman fled to seek help lias been charged with aggravated battery and use o f a firearm in a felony. Sanford police, who didn’ t Identify the woman or child In an arrest report, said the Inci­ dent occurred at about 9:30 p.m. Sunday at the suspect's home at 1903 S. Palmetto Ave. No reason for the alleged attack was given In the report and police said the man had to be "talked out" of the home before he was arrested. Keith Vincent Hinckley Jr. was being held In lieu o f 98.000 bond. DRAGGED OUT A 3 5 -y e a r-o ld A lta m o n te Sp rin gs man w h o a lleged ly dragged his wife out of their trailer and onto the ground has been charged with battery. The suspect was arrested by Seminole County sheriff's depu­ ties at his home at 252 Green Acres Camp at 2:42 a.m. Sun­ day. A reason for the attack and the victim ’s name were not given In an arrest report. Donald Gannon has been re­ leased on 9500 bond and 1s scheduled lo appear In court Aug. 21. CAR HITS CHILD ON BIKE A 6 -ycar-old Sanford boy rid­ ing a bicycle was hit by a car Sunday after he failed to stop at an Intersection, a police report said. Travis Wlrlek. of 415 Palmetto Ave.. was hospitalized with head and knee Injuries. He was listed In satisfactory condition Monday at Central Florida Regional Hos­ pital. According to the police report. W liick was riding his bike east on Seventh Street in Sanford at about 7 p.m. when he appar­ ently ignored a stop sign and tried lo cross Magnolia Avenue. A 1977 Plymouth driven by Rulhte Leggone. o f 2606 W. Mitch Court. Sanford, was head­ ing south on Magnolia and hit W lrlek . the report said. No charges were filed. STO LEN V CR s A Sanford man walked into hts home In time to see a burglar stealing hts videocassette re­ corder. Sam Joe Watson. 34. of 1701 Celery Ave., reported to police that he spotted the man when he returned home at about 9:50 p.m. Sunday. The man fled with the 91.300 VCR through the back door and headed south, the report said. The burglar had broken Into the home through a bedroom window and rummaged through some drawers but apparently nothing else was missing, the report said. In a separate Incident Sunday, a VCR was taken from another Sanford home. V ictoria Ann Mills. 19. or 1710 W . 16th St., reported lo police that between 8 30 p.m. Sunday and 1 p.m. Monday someone broke Into her house and stole her VCR valued at 9450. FIRE C ALLS The Sanford Fire Department responded to the following calls. Sunday — 1:36 p.m .. 2939 O rla n d o Drive, rescue. A 2-year-old girl had a fever and temporarily stopped breathing. The girl was taken to the hospital. —2:44 p.m.. 113 Longleaf Pine C ircle, em ergency-related. A smoke detector malfunctioned. —9:43 p.m., 1508 Elliot Ave.. rescue. An 87-year-old woman fell and possibly broke her hip. She was taken to the hospital. Monday —5:36 a.m.. 2701 Georgia Ave.. false alarm. —6:33 a.m.. Celery and Sanford avenues, A 55-year-old man fell down but suffered no apparent injuries. - 6 :5 7 a.m.. 702 W. Third St.. rescue, A 32-year-old woman was assaulted by another person who hit her on the left aide of the head. She reported she was unable lo hear In her left ear. She was taken to the hospital by taxi. —7:14 a.m.. 119 Castle Brewer Court, rescue. A 48 year-old man who was spitting up blood was taken to the hospital. Rescue workers reported the man was In an auto accident a year ago and suffered severe Internal Injuries. — 11:58 a.m.. 2828 Grove Drive, rescue. A 68-year-old woman who had difficulty breathing was taken to the hospital. 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Alta­ monte Chapel Education Build­ ing on Stale Road 436. second and fourth Thursdays. Sanford Jaycees meeting. 7:30 p.m.. Jaycee building. 5th and French. Sanford. Sanford AA. 1201 W Firs! St.. 5:30 pm ., closed discussion, and 8 p. rn., open. speaker. Oviedo AA. 8 p.m.. closed. First United Methodist Church. Overeaters Anonymous, open. 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist Church. H ighw ay 17*92. Casselberry. FRIDAY. AUG UST 16 Central Florida Kiwanls Club. 7:3 0 a .m .. F lo rid a F ed era l Savings and Loan. State Road 436 at 434. Altamonte Springs. S em in ole Su nrise K iw anls Club. 7 a m . Airport Restaurant. Sanford. O p t im is t C lu b o f S o u th Seminole. 7:30 a.m.. Holiday Inn, Wymore Road. Altamonte Springs. Centra) Florida Blood Bank F lo rid a H o s p tta l-A lla m o n te Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave.. 9a.m. toS p.m. Gentle Exercise for seniors. 10:30 a.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry, Weklva AA (no smoking). 8 p .m , W e k lv a P r e s b y t e r ia n Church. SR 434. at Weklva Springs Road. Closed. Longwood AA. 8 p.m . Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood. Alanon. same time and place. Tanglewood A A. 8 p in., St. Richard’ s Episcopal Church. Lake Howell Kn.nl Alanon. same lime and place. Sanford A A Step, H p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. S A T U R D A Y .A U G U S T 10 East-West Kiwanls Club, 8 a.m., Airport Restaurant. San­ ford. Sanford Womens’ AA, 1201 W. First St.. 2 p m., closed. Casselberry AA Step. 8 p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. Overbrook Drive. Rrbos and Live Oak AA. noon, Rebos Club. 130 Norm andy Road. C a s s e lb e r r y (clo sed ). Clean Air AA for non-smokers, first floor, same room, same place and time. SUNDAY. A U G U ST 18 Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p.m.. open discussion. Florida Power and Light building. N. Myrtle Avenue. Sanford. Alanon meeting. 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. MONDAY. AU O U ST 10 M a itla n d -S o u th S e m in o le Cham ber o f C om m erce G olf Tournament. Bay Hill Country Club. Orlando. Check-In and lunch. 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Shotgun start. 1 p.m Awards presentation. 6 p.m. Registration deadline August 16. For In­ formation call 644-0741. Estate FUnnlng Seminar on avoiding probate and minimiz­ ing estate taxes. Deltona Inn. 7-9 p.m. with coffee and Individual questions answered 6:30 to 7 p.m. Speakers Barbara Stock, author: Bruce Floyd, attorney: and Raymond Slgley. trust of­ fic e r. For In fo rm a tio n , call Margaret Dukes at 647-3025 or 1 800-4320399. Bowling league for mentally handicapped. 4-5:45 p.m.. Alta­ monte Lanes. 280 Douglas Ave. Call 862-2500for Information Rebos Club AA. noon and 5:30 p.m . cloaed. 8 p.m.. step. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry, Clean Air Rebos at noon, closed. A popka A lco h o lics A n on y­ mous. 8 p m ., closed. Apopka E p is c o p a l C h u r c h . 6 1 5 Highland. Al-Anon Step and Study. 8 p.m . 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E ith e r way, you don't have to lift a finger, except to make a phone call or tw o So call our 24-hour to ll free num ber fo r yo u r free Home Energy Survey O r w rite Energy C onservation D epartm ent, Florida Power Light, P.Q Box 029100c M iam i, Florida 33102. Ask about our other CashBack incentives, too. From ce ilin g insulation and w indow protection to energyefficient central cooling systems. C all rig h t now 1 -8 0 0 -8 2 1-7700 & SKSP. We’re working hard at being the kind o f power company you want. V \ S �[ vroing H era ld. Sanford, FI. W l d i m d i y . A « j. K , IWS $500 Fo± New Home County OKs Road Impact Fees WORLD By Dopne Estes Herald Staff W riter Accused o f putting a "double w ham m y" on the prospects of e n t i c i n g n e w In d u s t r y to Seminole County with "u n fair" road Impact fees, the county commission Tuesday reduced the proposed fees for office complexes, manufacturing facili­ ties. w areh ouses and m iniwarehouses. The new fees are effective Immediately. The fees for new manufactur­ ing. Industry, warehouse or m int-warehouse construction can be levied on a basis of one of two formulas, depending on whether the developer wants to hire a consultant to show exactly how much traffic his develop­ ment will generate, A flat fee Is prop. sed for residential devel­ opment. one endorsed by the H om ebuilders Association o f Mid-Florida. One formula calls for a certain amount per square foot of the new structure und the other would be levied on the exact basts of how many dally vehicu­ lar trips to and from the facility it will generate. Tbe fees to be charged are $500 per residential unit. SI 50 per squnrr foot or $50 per trip generated for commercial; $1 per square fool or $50 per trip generated for offices and 25 cents per square foot or $50 per trip generated by manufactur­ IN BRIEF Bomb Blast In Elevator; M ore Deaths In S. Africa Riots JOHANNESBURG. South Africa (UPB — A bomb exploded in an elevator at Johannesburg's Wltwalersrand University today and three people were Killed In riots near East London and Port Elizabeth. The new deaths brought the number of people Killed In rlots and clashes with police since September to 615. "T h e death toll I* unprecedented In the history of apartheid." the South African Institute of Race Relations reported T uesday. Apartheid, South Africa's Institutionalized system of racial segregation, was Imposed by the white AfrtKaner Nationalist Party that has ruled South Africa since 1948. Hundreds of blncK and white students who boycotted ( lasses at Wltwalersrand University this week clashed with whip wielding police today. Ten people were arrested. JAL Cabin Caved In: Witness FUJIOKA. Japan (UPI) — Police today recovered the flight recorders of a Japan Air Lines Jumbo Jet that slammed Into a mountainside and said 520 people were killed In the crash — the worst single aircraft disaster In history. JAL reported that a section of the (all of the Boeing 747 fell off before the plane crashed Into the mountain In central Japan, strewing wrecKage over a half-mile area. A survivor told airline officials the cabin celling caved In before ihr plane went down "Thrre was a loud crash," stewardess Yuml Ochlal. 20. told airline officials from her hospital bed In FtiJIoKa "The cabin became bathed In a white light. The celling caved In Oxygen musks popped out," She said the plane then went down ut a sharp angle. Or hint was one of four survivors found In the wrecKage lursday, But police In Gumma prefecture near Ihc scene said there was no hope for the other 520 passengers and rrew The loll made Ihc crash the worst single aircraft disaster In history S e m in o le U n it e d O r ie n t a t io n , W a y T r a in in g H ulled W ny o f S rm lu o le < oonly orientation and training inertings for Ixmrd members, agency representatives. Key vnl uniters and oilier Interested persons me s< hr doled for this month 1 lie orientation sessions lor board members will be held at Seminole Community College In morn 112 of the Health Building (gymnasium) 7 H a m . Tuesday aitrl 5 0 p.m Wednesday The secon d m e e t in g w ill be a duplication o f tbe tirst and In lor ihc convenience of those nnahle in attend the morning session. Campaign Chairman John C Knapp Is asking key volunteers and agency representatives to alleml both ihr or ientation meet­ ing anti the training session one week later Knapp said II Is Important that those Involved notify the United Wny olflre ut Ilie season's Inurth-iiumed tropical storm was uhout 350 miles south nl New Orleans this morning and hirrcusters said hm ilcune w arnings may lie extended westward along the lexus roust later today. Hale finer or perhaps even hurricane force winds could nfIrct the Gull coast lit the warned area tonlghl nr Thursday," the Seminole County school bus drivers and aides reached agreement Tuesday with the school hoard on a new pay and benefits package. S c h e d u le s S e s s io n s H34-3I3I as soon as possible which sessions they plan lo attend. The pnr|M>se of the meeting will lie to acquaint those atten­ d in g w ith llit- U nited Way m ission , fu n c tio n s and r e ­ sponsibilities The history of United Way will be covered as well as selected short audio visual material There will be handout material T h e tra in in g session s for campaign workers on August 27 and 28 will Ire at tbe same location. Instruction will be given In lire basic principles of campaigning — making Initial contacts, planning a meeting, working with management, so­ lic itin g . arid e ffe c tiv e c o m ­ munications The Idrnlleal sessions will be held ut 7-8 a.m. on August 27 and 5-0 pm . on August 28. National Hurricane Center In Miami said In u 9 a.m. EOT advisory. "Residents In those areas should closely monitor the progress of this storm." Galr warnings and a hurricane watch were In rlfert from easl of Port Arthur Texas, through Mobile, Ala , and the advisory warned small crafl from Mobile Io Appuluchlrolu, Kin,, to remain In port. and advised those on the Texon coast to exercise caution. M e a n w h ile , H u r r ic a n e Claudette, with 75 tnph winds, was causing lew problems over Ihc o|>rn Atlantic, where fore casters said It would begin weakening today. WEATHER sunset H (Ml p.m. THURSDAY TIDESi Daytona Beach; highs. HOI a m . 8 30 p m . lows. 1:45 a.m., 1 40 p m . Port C an averal) highs. 7 53 a m . 8:22 p.m.i lows. 1:38 a m . 1:31 p.m.: Bayport: highs. 2 (Ml a m . I 01 p m ; lows, 7 21 a m . 8 24 p m. BOATING FORECAST: St Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — East wind 10 to 13 knots today through Thursday. Sea 2 to 4 (eel, Scattered show­ ers and a lew thunderstorms. AREA KEADINQS (B a.m ji EXTENDED FO RECAST: Irmperatuie; HO. overnight low Friday through Sunday, partly 7 3 ; T u e s d a y ’ s h ig h t 9 0 ; cloudy. Chance of showers und barometric pressure: 29.97: rela­ thunderstorms tnulnly south. tiv e h u m id ity ; H2 percen t; Highs upper HOs to lower 90s winds northeast at 5 mph; rain Lows In the 70s except neur 80 1.3 Inch: sunrise: 654 a.m., keys. ARK A rO R E C A B Tr Today partly cloudy with a good t hum c of showers and thunderstorms. High In lower 90s. Wind east 10 tnph Ruhr chance 50 |>ercrn( lonighi partly cloudy A slight ch a n ce of m a in ly e v e n in g thiindrrntorma Low In low to mill 70s. Wind east 10 mph R a in c h a n c e 20 p e r c e n t lhutsday partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of thun­ derstorms High In lower 90s Wind rant 10 mph STOCKS rs*u queis'Unt prvvMM bv mambart at cm tiathmal Atuxi*ti*n at itcuritlet Om *<• itpfteanlatlva inter jm S( prkm at mid morning fa t , at mtar baaiar n ta ts • sanga ittreiifhevt tea Oar Frita t da no# ItKlvdaretail markup. matibovm M Atlanta S*nh Amttitan Pienaar m Sarnatt lanl ik I let tea !*»«••' * It T! A*k f* , M uAckangaev !/■« ItH a (-IgAt .......„.... ZJW wncAangad ’ * Pragrau , III* |IV» Fraadom V a.ing, IIW oca m i-v a i, M a rrlta n ’t MCS Carp P ia tM r W arty a W wNwait Bank WxrTrual I the Seminole County Industrial Developm ent Authority, pre­ dicted a backlash to the fee. as proposed, by Industrial develop­ ers. Hattaway said a $1 per square foot fee for a 30.000 square foot warehouse would cost $30,000. an amount he said would be neither fair nor equitable He said a convenience store or a fast food restaurant generates much more traffic but would be paying far less per trip than Industry or warehouses. "T o put this much burden on Industry ts not fair." Hattaway said. "This will stymie Industrial growth. It will have a double whammy on Industry In the county," H a tta w a y r e fe r r e d to the absence of tax Incentives tn Seminole County and the state of Florida to entice Industry while the county Is proposing to levy an Impact fee for roads. Bob McKee, a Sanford devel­ oper. said the $1 per square foot would be about 10 percent of the d e v e lo p m e n t c o s t o f a warehouse. Tom Pratt, another member of the In du strial d evelop m en t authority, said he would like to see a fee of no more than 25 cents per square foot for In d u stry , m a n u fa c tu rin g and warehouses As commissioners discussed reducing the proposed fee and perhaps delaying adoption of the resolution for two weeks. Hat­ taway spoke up to remind com ­ missioners they and the Indus­ trial developers In the audience had reached agreement. "L et's adopt this and start getting the money In for roads." he said The resolution was changed Monday afternoon In workshop also. A phrase was Included to charge road Impact fees against developers whose projects will front on county roads even though they are w ithin the m u n icip a l lim its o f one o f Seminole's seven cities. The resolution says that pro Jects on county rlghts-of-way which lie within city limits will be subject lo interim impact fees when the county Issues a drive­ way permit Another section says a devel­ oper may appeal the Impact fee on the basis of his economic Impact on the road network being less than the schedule of fees. The resolution also says that If the mandatory Impact fee levied In thr permanent ordi­ nance Is less than the amount of the Interim fee. the difference will be refunded The money collected from the fees will be kept separate from other county funds and are to be used solely for construction of or Improving roads, streets, highways and bridges Bus D rive r Pay Raise Pact Reached Danny' Pushing Toward Louisiana, Texas Coasts MIAMI JUI'II — Tropical Storm Danny pushed 55 tnph winds across the mid Gulf of Mexico today itn a course aimed at the I imlsluuu and Texas coasts where a 400 mile stretch was placed on a hurricane watch. ing. Industry, warehouses and inInt-war houses, If. however, a developer can prove to the county he would pay less based on the traffic count his project produces at 150 per trip, the county will allow him to pay the lesser amount. The fees must be paid by housing developers when final Inspections are done by the county and by commercial and Industrial developers when cer­ tificates of occupancy are Issued alter construction. County Public Works Director Larry Sellers has estimated the Impact fees will bring the county $17 million over the next live years for use In new road construction or widening pro­ jects. This schedule of fees will remain In rffecl unltl a study Is completed by consultants to set permanent fees. The study Is expected to be completed In nine months to a year. Commissioners were prepared to adopt a resolution setting fees for warehouses, manufacturing and Industrial at $1 per square font and mini-warehouses at 50 cents per square foot until warehouse and Industrial devel­ opers turned out In opposition at the commission's Tuesday meet­ ing Mike Hattaway, former county commissioner and a member of la u . ........... nw » I t 's wnckan«M n* HH » S unthangad u n» K . » '» la a wndtangad Chief negotiator for the Seminole County School Board. Ernest Cowley, said l>eglnnIng Aug. 19 the drivers and aides (there are about 40 aides who uaslst bus drivers on the sjm-cm l education student buses) will srr an Increase of 4 percent over last year for starting drivers. The Increase are greater de|>rndlng on years of service, and top out at 6 percent for those with 15 years of service. Drivers with more than 15 years service will see a pay Increase o f 4 percent Cowley said The pay and benefits clause of (he drivers' three-year contract Is renegotiated annually. Cowley said.. Health Insurance benefits for the workers were also Increased by 9 8 percent. Cowley said, bringing Ibe board's cost per employee to $767.40 per year Under the new contract a new driver scheduled to work an eight hour day will earn $9,016 a year, compared to $8,669 last year. Cowley said Although he does not know the overall cost of the pay contract, no driver. Cowley said, will get less than a 4 percent raise and some will get up lo a 6 percent raise. Most of the 350 drivers and aides fall In the range that would give them more than a 4 percent raise, he said The overall contract for the drivers and aides will hr open to renegotiation next year, hr said —Susan Loden Le a ve s Constitutional Q uestions Open Court Won't Block Judge Hastings Probe W A S H IN G TO N 1UP1) — A feti- r r a l a p p e a ls court refu sed Tuesday to halt an Investigation Into the activities of U.S District Court Judge Ah rr Hastings, formerly o f Altamonte Springs and Florida's flrsl black federal )udge However, the decision by a three Judgr panel of the U S Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia failed to address constitutional Issues raised by Hastings, explaining such a ruling would be pre­ mature. The Investigation of Hustings' conduct ts not the first he has faced since becoming a federal Judge In the Southern District of Florida In 1979, He wus indicted tn December, ltin t, tried and acquitted on a variety of charges Including he solicited and ac­ cepted bribes. Following Ihr acquittal, two frdrrul judges began another Investigation under the Judicial Councils Reform and Judicial Conduct and Disability Art of I9H0, w h ich es ta b lis h ed a mechanism by which federal Judges could hr disciplined by fellow Judges for "conduct pre­ judicial to the effective and expeditious administration of the business of the courts.” Hastings, seeking to stop the Investigation that hegan In June 1983. challenged the Investiga­ tion and the constitutionality of thr act Itself In a suit Bird In federal court In Ihc District of drr establishing a bipartisan commission charged with devel­ oping a plan to reform the fe d e r a l r e t ir e m e n t s y s te m Continued from page 1 A Iterause It was on the verge of honkruptcy. curity. ol human want and fear W ith in m onths. C on gress T h is Is the fron tier — the A m e r i c a — w e h a v e s e t approved and Reagan signed a Social Security reform package ourselves to reclaim " Born out of the Greut De­ along (he lines of the com ­ pression. Social Security has mission’s recommendations Social Security benefits were iiern the victim of political and economic growing pains for the also thr subject of budget talks again this year, hut In the end past bO year*. In December. 1981, President Congress did nothing to lower Reagan Issued an executive or- payments for the elderly ...Security Columbia. The court dismissed Hastings' action and ruled that Ihr iniivr was constitutional The uppruls court refused to deckle the constitutionality of (he act saying such a ruling was premature as therr was no final determination ol the Investiga­ tion Tire court dismissed the rest of Hustings' suit. "W e must permit the proceed­ ings against (Hastings) to unfold as th ey w ill.” J u d g e C arl McGowen wrote The stolen money was recovcred Cambre. a U.S Marine veteran. Joined the Casselberry force tn Continued from page 1A located In the underbrush, of­ May of 1981 and was promoted ficers approached him from ei­ lo detective In March. 1984. He ther side. That's when Cambre Is married and lives In Deltona. saw thr suspect and was shot. He has a 12-year-old son and a daughter. 5. McGowan said. ...Shooting ...Rats Continued from page 1A Commissioners voted unani­ mously lo condemn the property ...Graham Continued fro m page 1A pending appeal. But Broward County prosecutor Kelly Han­ cock said any form of clemency would amount to an endorse­ ment of mercy killing, adding. "W e do not feel H (Gilbert's action) was u mercy killing as It has been tabled W r feel It was a and ordered the public works departm ent lo dem olish the structure The work ts expected to he completed In three to four weeks. Mrs Williams was told. —Donna Estes m urder." T h e c a s e has a t t r a c t e d widespread public attention, and th e T a lla h a s s e e D e m o c r a t Sunday published the results of an opinion poll Indicating 63 percent o f Floridians favor some form of clemency lor Gilbert. About the same number said a person should have the right to kill u terminally 111 loved one to spare the relative further suffering Hotel Magnate Marriott Dead A t 84 WULKEBOHO. N H lU l'l) - J Willard Marriott, who started a root beer stand with borrowed money and turned It Into the Marriott hotel and restaurant conglomerate, died of an uppar rut heart attack, hospital o f­ ficials said today. He was 84 Marriott was lakrn by am ­ bulance from his Tultonboro summer home, overlooking Luke W!nn!|>caaukce. at ulxmt 8 p m Tuesday to Huggins Hospital where lie was pronounced dead at 9 1 9 p m., said hospital supervisor Marilyn Barba S h e s a i d C I* R w u s a d ministered to Marriott en route lo the hospital hut he wus p r o n o u n c e d d e a d In t h e emergency room .. Barba said Marriott apparently suffered a heart attack but the exact ruuse of death was to be determined by an autopsy. Marriott was chairman of the Marriott Corp hut had turned over the day-to-day operations to Ids son more than 20 years ago The conglomerate Includes 125 hotels around the world us well as 2.500 fast-food restaurants, a irlin e flig h t k itch en s and catering operations In addition lo being a leader In the Mormon church, Marriott (aught English ul Weber State, was a big contributor to Ihc where he also served as treasur­ Republican Party and a dose er and theater manager before Blend o f Richard Nixon Hr moving to Washington. DC , served as chairman of Nixon's with his new wife, the former Inaugural committees tn 1969 Alice Sheets. In 1927. He supplemented $1,000 tn and 1973 und hired Nixon's brother. Donald, lo scout sites savings with a $1,500 loan, parlaying an exclusive AA W root lor Marriott hotels Marriott was lx>rn Sept 17. 1900. neur Ogden. Utah. In Ihc small Mormon settlement of Marriott, which wus named for Ills grandfather. John, a polyg­ amist who had come to Utah In ELB ERT B R O W N JR. the Mormon migration In 1847. Mr. Elbert Brown Jr., 57. of He tended his furnlly's sheep 1813 Crowley Circle. Longwood. herd before doing the mission work required by his faith, died Monday at South Seminole spending tw o years tn New Community Hospital. Bom May England before returning to 21. 1928 In Bailey. Miss, he Utah (o attend Weber State and moved to Longwood from Alta­ monte Springs tn 1983. He was a the University o f Utah. Ills college jobs Included sell­ retired Interstate com m erce ing clo th e s and ru n ning a commissioner In Kentucky and bookstore. After graduation he was a member of Calvary Baptist beer franchise into a chain of small Washington restaurants called the Hot Shoppes In 1937 he begun catering meals for airlines and 20 years later opened his first hotel — Th e Twin Bridges Marriott — In Virginia Just across the Potomac from Washington AR EA DEATH Church. Murray, Miss. Survivors Include his wife. Recle: daughter. Judy B. Halm. G alveston. Texas; tw o sons. James Keith. Titusville. Kenneth L.. Zellwood; mother. Shellle. Collinsville. Miss.; three grand­ children. Cox-Parker Guardian Funeral Home. Winter Park, ts tn charge o f arrangements. Flo w en For All Occasions (Halims (NUT3C2K f t iC r 31204 l OAKLAWN F9NCRAL HOME CEMETEHY WtxSwt U t a t r i l X S a u l m U i U m I h w I h h Cattt WA At Rtasturt IS. fa r* * U Caatrtl Oartda U 24M ) M iq S t W x X». t �SPORTS Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. W*dn««Uy, Aug. 1«, IttJ—7A Sanford Players Excel At Junior Tournament The O n ira l Florida Tennis Confederation Tournament for unrankrd players was held recently at the Azalea Lane Tennis Courts in Winter Park Players from dubs all over the area participated and many of our own Sanford youngsters did very, very well, This Is a tournament held each year at this time and is part of the State Vouth Tennis Federation, The winner and runner up In each division qualifies lo go on to the stale wide tournament to be held In Lakeland later this summer. In the 10 and under doubles finals, Jonathan Duryea and Shawn Perce lost a very hard fought matrh to a team from Fort Gatlin. The final score was. 6-3. 6-4 In the 14 and under doubles. Mitch Albert and Chad Perce lost lo the number one seeded team In a very dose match and. In the 16 and under doubles. Malt Albert and John Ludwig lost In the sem lf finals In a three-setter. Perhaps the single most Impressive perfor­ mance turned In by a local player In this tournament was by Matt Albert. Albert got all the Larry Castle HERALD TENNIS W RITER way to the finals ol the 16 and under singles before losing to the number one seed Of course. Matt will go on to the state tournament In Lakeland. Congratulations to all o f these players on a Job well done and we wish them continued success In their tennis. It seems that Sanford Is giowtng a good crop of fine, young tennis talent Rain, rain and more rain T h ais what LI 111 Bribery Trial On Again NEW ORLEANS lUPI) - The sports bribery trial of former Tulane basketball star John Hot Rod" Williams, which was threatened with termination, could begin again today because a Judge has reversed his mistrial order In Ihr case. Ortrans Parish Judge Alvin (H er late Tuesday vacated Ills declaration ol a mistrial, chang­ ing u stunning decision he had made four hours earlier. Oser had d e c la re d th e m is tr ia l because prosecutors fatted to turn evidence over lo Williams' attorneys. Oser repeatedly ordered pro­ s e c u t o r s d u r in g p r e - t r ia l (rearing* to turn all relevant evidence over to Williams' at­ torneys, bill they failed to give the defense lawyers copies of t a p e d s t a t e m e n t s by Jon Johnson and Clyde Eads, former teammates who testified Tues­ day against Williams. D efen se a tto rn e y M ichael C ir rr n w as b e g in n in g Ills rmss-examtnntlon o f Johnson when Oser ordered the mlslrl.il. angrily arcusing Assistant Dis­ trict Attorney Eric Dubeller of causing the m istrial by not providing the Johnson tape to defense attorneys. Hui after inerting with nearly a dozen attorneys lor four hours, Oser vacated hts declaration of a mistrial The trial will continue where it was halted — with the ctosa-cxamlnalton of Johnson. I ordered a m is tria l on grounds ihr state failed to pro­ vide the ta|>r.'‘ Oser said. for the trophies Of course, because o f the rains, the tournament Is not over but mosl o f the finals will be played this week. In the men's singles final tt will be number one seed Kerry Clapper against number two seed Scott Reagan In the m en's doubles finals. It will be number one seeded Clapper and Kevin Copeland against number two seeded Reagan and Larry Castle Arutally. about 50 players participated and a good deal of m oney goes Into the Raider Booster Club to allow coach Payne to bring in the kind of basketball players he needs to turn the comer toward a state championship. The women's singles was won by Sandy Mowery over Linda Huelsman. 6-3, 6-1. The women's consolation was won by Marla Parlak over Ann Slpp. 6 2.6-3. We salute Bill Payne, his right hand man Dean Smith and all those who helped with the tournament. It's not only going to support his basketball team but It's great for local tennis to have these regular tournaments. Also, coach Payne says thanks to Wayne Morris and the Western Sizzlin' Steak House for donating money The men's "C " singles will pit Reggie Moseley against John Demundo later this week The " C " doubles was won by Moseley and Jell Horn over Vince Cheney and JrfT Hacker. 6-2. 6-0 The "U " doubles was won by Danny Patluk and Simeon Goring over Brian Kosllc and Dr Carlson. 6 -|. 6-2. And the " B " singles was won try Jim Stone over Simeon Goring. 4-6, 6-3, 6 3 U su a l T ig h t R a ce E x p e c te d In SW C U nited Press In tern a tion a l After making their annual f o r e c a s t s th a t t h e 1518 4 Southwest Conference football race would lie the closest in history, the SWC coaches finally lluallv be the year that coach turned out tithe right. Jackie Sherrill can produce a Things were so close that It champion al Agglrlnnd would have taken only a slightly — K e n n e t h D a v is , w h o different bounre o f the ball to averaged 146.5 yards per game have made the ultimate results during Texas Christian U niversi­ quite different. ty's surprising season and who As It was. however, the confer­ Is the Irugur's best candidate when It comes to early Hcismnn ence champions emerged with two league losses and that had Trophy thinking never happened before. And for Every team hi the league the first time the top five learns seems to have something going finished within a game of each fur It, even the Rice Owls who other. traditionally bring up the rear. It was. as (he coaches said It "It was a long season last would be. the closest SW C rare year." said Rice coach Watson In history. Brown, whose Itrst campaign "Everybody thought we were with the Owls Included |usl one crying 'wolf,' when we said the win. "But we learned a lot atumi conference would be balanced." our players and we will be more said Texas Tech coach Jerry experienced Moore, whose team llnlshrd next-to-last in 1984. “ I think the "I hope we don't have lo learn same thing can Ire said about as much this year “ this year." Although last year dem on ­ And welt It might, since many strated that surprises are still in of the elements which went Into vogue in the SWC ihe con ­ T h e S e m i n o l e S a v a g e s making last year such an enter- sensus choice this season re­ softball team g e ls ready lo I.lining alfalr arc track to become mains SMU p o te n tia l fa ctors th is tim e Despite an NCAA investigation e m b a rk on a jo u rn e y to around. Into i lie SMU loottiull program G raham , N orth C a rolin a and Some of those factors Include that Is now entering its third the A S A N a tio n a l 15 and — A rash of quality skill people year, the Mustangs continue lo Under Tournam ent. In the at Southern Methodist Unlvcrsi amass talent and continue to gel above shot, fro m left to right, ly. athletes who helped make the outstanding coaching from one are Don Jon a s (m anager), Mustangs ro-rhum plons last o f the most underrated men in L a u r i e L e i f l e r , H e a t h e r year and who make up the base the business — Bobby Collins. M eyer, Don B u rk e (score ol what should hr another out During Collins lour years al keeper, w ith shades), Corrle standing club. SMU, tlie Mustangs h ave a — The return o f almost the Law son, C a r o lin e C h avis, entire starting ollcnstvr unit ul 31-4-1 record, a No. 2 national Jaudon Jonas, A retha Rig ranking (at Ihr m il ol the 151821 gins, K a t r i n a S h u le r and the University of Houston, which season and Iwiwl victories over Tam m y Je n e re tte . At the was given lit tie- chance o f con­ Pittsburgh and Notre Dame. l e f t , j a u d o n J o n a s and tending last season Imt which wound up capturing a share of Such successes should con­ Heather M e y e r hold up a the league crown and repre­ tinue this year since SMU has banner they hope to Implant senting the SWC In Ihr Cotton Ihe conferetire's top running in th e N . C . s o i l . T h e Bowl. buck tandem (Jell Atkins and tournament, w h ich includes — Arkansas' defensive team, Reggie Dupard splitting time at 50 to 55 team s from around which lost only two players to the running hark spot just as the nation, opens Thursday graduation and llgurrs lo ! m- the Eric Dickerson ami Craig James stingiest group In the league. once did), a corps ol very Iasi and Is expected to end Sun — An abundance of defensive r e c e i v e r s a n d a s e n i o r day. talent at Texas AAM. which quarterback (Don King) who llnlshrd strong In 1984 and has aheady has a conference title M *r*M hr I t i M i i v h m * * i definite hopes that this will under his belt Football d 6 . # A X 0 .jCf C a ro lin a B ound f , ■— .j-'-.PBa ,. sjj, 1 l . .. . ! X ] t ..; - E I Ml Oser. speaking with reporters In hts chambers, said the trial could lie restarted late today, drj>endtng on how fast a court reporter can transcribe trial teallmnnv that must now lw re­ viewed by the Judge Oser said he listened to Ihe cape in hi* chambers and dis­ covered there was some material that could tend to help Williams' case because It could show Inconsistencies In Johnson's tes­ timony M oore Returns, Four Still Unsigned MIAMI (UP!I Now that Nat Moore lias drtided to end Ills h o ld o u t and p la y a n o th er season lie Is hoping for a repeat of last season’s slices.-* — hot not for a ii-peat of List year's cons­ tant questioning on when he will retire The veteran from Florida, en­ tering Ids 13th NFl. season, signed a two-year contract with th e D olp h in s M o n d a y and w ork ed out w ith the team Tuesday. Moorr. 33. said he has been winking out. hut it's not the same as hiring In camp "You can do all the work possible on your own. hill It's Just not the same as bring hen* and being pail pf the hallrlub." he said "Ik in g In shape Is not the same as In-lug In football shape " Moore's signing leaves the Dolphins wiili four unsigned veterans — Moh Hrudzinskt. Glenn iiiarkwood. Jim Jensen, and Dan Johnson In addition, quarterback Dan Marino also Is out o f rump in a contract dispute. Moore, who was considering retirement Lest season, says Ids success In 1084 (43 catches for 573 yards and 6 touchdowns) and not the Super Howl loss to San Francisco was the biggest factor to Ids r- turn Pavne and Dean Smith are saving about their recent Seminole Community College Tennis Tournament, Payne and Smith set a new record for sweeping courts and consecutive hours spent at the courts In trying lo get their tournament In. This was another fund raising event lo help support the SCC basketball program and. even though the rains came and the weather was hot and humid, some great tennis was played. Football ' ' Last year, after the Super B o w l. It was p ro b a b ly the emptiest feeling I've ever had." he said "This year. It (the Super Bowl) had some play In my decision, but II wasn't the big­ gest fartor. "T h e biggest factor was I still felt good and can play," Moore Nat Moore said ...Back In camp W hile the Dolphins wanted him to sign a two-year contract. Moore says hr has made no veteran running back Jam es decision about playing next year Owens. and will not decide until after the Also released were wide re­ season Is over. ceivers Dwayne Dixon and Each " T h e last thing you want lo do Thomas, defensive linemen Phil as a player Is stay around when Darns. Carlton Gunn and Allen you're not productive. I've had a Dale Campbell, linebacker W illie great career." he said. Moore and defensive bark Dave Obviously. Coach Don Shula Burke. was glad lo see number H9 back Owens. 30. was entering his In uniform. “ It's always good to seventh NFL season and hts fifth see Nat In the meeting room or with Tampa Bay. He carried the on the practice field." he said. ball 264 times lor 911 yards and " H is value has been well 11 touchdowns In his career documented, he's one of the best with the Buccaneers and also receivers in the National Football returned 55 kicks for a 19 5 yard League." Shula said. average. Dixon. Thom as and Darns BUCS RELEASE O W ENS Joined the club late lost season TA M P A . Fla. (U l’ l) The while Gunn. Campbell. Moore Tutnpa Bay Buccaneers waived and Burke all signed as rookie eight players Tuesday. Including frre agents In 1985. Scott Signs With Florido Southern Maitland's Christy Scott, a 1984 Lakr Howell High grad­ uate, has signed a lelter-ofIntent to a tte n d Florida Southern College In Lakeland, II was announced by Lois Webb, head coach of the Florida Southern Lady Moc volleyball learn, Scott, who was an All Mid Florida Conference selection last season at Valencia Com­ munity C ollege, will be a s o p h o m o r e at F lo r id a Southern this fall whrrr she will major in recreation. In high school. Sroll. let­ tered In three sports her s e n io r y e a r in c lu d in g volleyball, buskctball and track In volleyball. Scott was se le c te d E v e n in g H erald Player of the Year as a senior. In baskrtball. she finished out her career at Lake Howell as the nation's sixth all-time rrhoundcr. In (rack, she set a school record In Ihe discus throw w ith a 124-6 and placed third In the 4A Stale meet. Scott is Ihr daughter of Charlie and Mary Scotl of Maitland. Along with the addition of Volleyball Scott. Florida Southern also signed Mdilcnc Ausolrgul out o f Valencia Community Col­ lege. In two years with Ihe Lady Matadors, A nsolegul earned All-Conference and A ll-S la lc honors and was tw ic e notnlnaled fo r A llAm erican. She Is c 1983 graduate of Tampa Catholic High Before playing al Valencia. Ansolegul starred at Tampa C atholic In volleyball and softball. In 1983, she was chosen Athlete of the Year by Ihe Flortdu Coaches Associa­ tion while In 1984 she was selected lo participate In the Sunshine State Games Scott and Ansolegul will be Important additions to the Florlda Southern team In 1985 The Lady Moca lost all six starters from last year's squad which won the Sun­ shine Slate Conference regu far season and post season championships and advanced lo regional NCAA Division II tournament play. — Chris Fitter Christy Scott, shown here In her days with Lake Howell H ig h , w i l l be p l a y in g v o l l e y b a l l at F l o r i d a Southern University as a sophomore In 1985. 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The Dodger* krpi their streak Intact, running to 48 the number of Innings In which they have held the opihiMllon without un earned run, and Marshall ended his In dramatic fashion, blasting a 2-0 pitch for a I wo run eighth Inning homer that rallied Los Angeles to i* 2-1 vlclory over the braves. "Th at’s the first hit I ever had against Forster." Marshall said of his I4lh shot of the season. "H e ’s owned m e." The Dodgers own a solid lock on firm place In the National League West precisely liecuuse they have won rnuntlcBH games like Tuesday night's squeaker, "W e're doing all the little things to win and we re doing everything right." Marshall said. For example, moments after Marshall's apparent victory-assuring homer, Candy Maldonado — Inserted In left held for slugger I’edro Guerrero as a defensive specialist — threw a perfect strike to cut down the tying run ul the plate In the lop o f the ninth. "If there's any outfielder w e'd wnnt the ball hit to. It's Candy Maldonado." Marshull said. Marshall's production at the plate und Maldonado's elllclency til tin: Held made a winner of Carlo* Din*. 8 1. who worked the rlghlh In relief of Orel Hershlser. Tom Nledenfuer. the fourth Los Angeles pitcher, gained Ills I I Ih save. N.L. Baseball Oianta 4, Astros 2 At San Frnnetsco, Mike Krukow pitched a five-hitter and struck out a career-high 12 bailers, and Hob Urenly broke a 2-2 tie In (he seventh Inning with his 15th homer ta spark San Francisco Krukow evened his mark at 8-8 wlih his lifih complete game. Joe Nlrkro slipped to f) H Expos 4, Cuba I At Chicago. Andre Dawson lashed a two-run double In the second Inning to supfiort the seven-hit pitching o f Joe Heskelh and Jeff Hrardon and pace Montreal to Its fourth triumph In flvr games Heskelh. 10-5, worked seven Innings before yielding to Reardon, who gained his 30th save. Scott Sanderson. 5-6. took Ihe loss and suffered a strained right knee ligament that will sideline hlrn fora month. Meta 4, Phillies 2 At New York, rookie Hick Aguilera recorded tils l It ltd slrulghl victory and went 2-for-2 with an Kill and Wally Hackman went 3 fo r 4 to extend his hitting streak to 12 games and help New York lo Its nlnlti straight vlclory. Aguilera. 6-3. got late help from Jess*: Orosco, who earned hi* KUh save. Chaileo Hudson fell to A l l . Cardinals 8 , Pirates 5 At St. Louis. Joaquin Andtijar won his mujor leagur B o w a Bids Cubs Tea rful F a re w e ll TV/RADIO i i k u e i I tv. (eke learn IWUU I t h in k I c o u ld It. I k n o w und t h a t 's h a ve u n d e rsto o d I p la y e d my s o m e th in g h u ll o ff I can t ie p i m id o f ." Iluwu, 31). previously indicated this might he ids lust year. Hr expcctrd the Cubs to let him go Sept. I when the dub was to bring up Dunslou along with Its other rookies. Hill Ihr Cuba wanted n longer look al Dunslou, who won Ihe starting shortstop Job at tile start of Ihr neason. and Howa became expendable. ! ; ; ' "N o, I'm not hitter." said Howa, his v o ic e q u iverin g . "They want hi tukr u look ul the kid I wish him luck I wish the Culm well. I really do " Ikiwa was acquired bv the Cubs fro m Ph ilad elp h ia In January 1982 along with Kynr Saudljergtor Ivun DrJrsus, lie was hutting 244 with no homers and 13 KHI at Ihe time of his release Whether he calchrs on with another trum this year Is questionable. Hr said he does not want lo travel from dub to dub uflcr playing nearly 20 years with Just two organiza­ tions — Ihe Cubs and the Phillies. "Hr sides, mi ml of Ihe conic ti­ ding du bs have good shonslopa already." hr said. " I don't know yet what I'm going to do. I don't know tl I will play uny more." Howa lias played In a record 2.212 games with 2.189 hits. He will dlacusa with the Cubs a possible job In the organliutlon as coach, manager or Instructor Ills ugritt already has been conlacted by the Phillies. Howa said his biggest thrill was winning Ihr World Series with Ihe Phillies tn 1980. L e «M n < u MBUSS Baseball M ik e Krukow . . .1 2 strikeou ts leading Kith game with ihe aid o f Darrell Porter's two-run sixth-tuning single und Pittsburgh dropped Its seventh straight Andujur. 19-6, benefited from Ken Day ley's eighth save. Don Robinson, 2-8, was the loser. Reds 3 . P a d res 2 At San Dlegu. Dave Parker's leadoff home run highlighted a three-run fourth Inning and John Franco hurled three Innings of scoretes* relief to carry Cincinnati and snap a tour-game losing mreak. Tom browning. tO-». posted the victory and Franco w w credited with his fourth suve. LuMurr Hoyt. 13-7. suffered the defeut. SCOREBOARD N B * « - N l t l An*Ms * t m 4 Lai C H IC A G O (U P II L a rr y Ikiwn, wl|>lng away trurs, bid farewell Tuesday lo Ihr Chicago Cubs and possibly lo major league baseball Alter playing In more games ul shortstop than anyone In major leugur history, Ik.wu was re­ leased by (he Cubs Monday night lo make way for Shuwon DunsUm from the iiilnom. "I think the timing could huvr tieni l>cHcr." Down said from Wilglcy Field. " If I hadn't hern hitting so well In the lust month. Mike M arshall ...Siam* Forster ••m - 1IFti Creeu- M***(*>* (LI (00)(ALL m * i *»«/«(•%• AAU U )t B e * - ISFXu l t*4MM*im-^t Ia n . - fiF n *4 rice- 1/14. D H P IJiMIJtMM U N I* IB I Dei IIDun IM IP )*■**) *4*4 4N O lltlM IL F IIim S , TIIAIIU4M •*)*»-D AD H P l> r « li* f 14N IB IP IHDUAflkU IN IM |flbMlM 11 S D ll 844) F (J It SB . I II M l VIN N i w - V to I II It tlkeM ^t U N (4M HP l* « * - W A F t lOurFaev* u p q p ip IL a a tP i IB *P i V p u FUi IP • tin 8 * F (i ii i p p t u n i Si i IIMll paMIIt P tarrvaaar IP IP M iNraae - L A I 8 8 IMaf* Ln u p |p ip lOaaiteMe I I IB INappe IB I Dll IP Pi Fl i l l MM. T in t i IM P iNraae-V4C e*l ICMWPm F |p i p i p iDj'earia IB IB IPOvlFMct IP ( D l l a p f i m i i h i .T u e i i l a p M<| U P I*. Ii 144*1 m a A im P IIV 4 8 caNkd m I kP M«(« *•>•* D**a - «•*** Jm Sarae p APiw* aaaeUM toairtto caac* art Malt * **uan aar* ***a aaafalan* 1 laueara CP - Amau*e4 aN racanw p Nauepne >ea *ana*m4 Fva Lug SaaP CevraUagaN tarter* CP Young Boos ts O rio le s BALTIMORE (UPI) — With the possible exception o f Maryland crabcakes. rot much has made Earl Weaver sm ile since hts return to Baltimore as manager o f the Oi tales. Mike Young, how ever, has given Weaver quite a bit of satisfaction despite the generally poor overall play of the team. Every time W eaver sees Young play he knows that he was right about him and nothing makes a manager happier than being assured that his talent evalua­ tion was correct. " I liked Young when I first saw him and always thought he had super p o w e r." W e a v er said Tuesday night after watching his prize outfielder hit home runs from each side o f the plate In the Orioles' 8-4 triumph over the Cleveland Indians. " I wasn't surprised last year when I was looking In the paper and seeing him hit home runs." Young lined hla 16th homer to lead off a two-run third Inning and hit a two-run homer tn the eighth to snap a 4-4 tie. Royals 8 , Red Box 3 A t Boston. D a rry l Motley smashed a three-run homer and Steve Balbonl broke an O-for-28 Fenway Park slump with an RBI single to highlight a four-run fifth Inning and carry the Royals to the victory. Bret Saberhagen. 14-5, gained the victory and Dan Quiscnberry worked the ninth for his 27th save. Bob Ojeda, 5-6, took the loss. Pwlas 8 , A 's 1 At Minneapolis, Mickey Hatch­ er hit a three-run homer. Ids first In fou r m o n th s, and Tom Brunansky belted a two-run shot to pace a season-high 17-hlt attack that powered the Twins to victory. Frank Viola. 12-9, scat­ tered six hits, struck out six and walked no one to record his fourth complete gome. Bins Jays 8 , Rangers 3 A t A r lin g to n . T e x a s , back-to-back solo homers by L lo y d M o s e b y a n d R a n ee Mulllntks highlighted a five-run first Inning that powered the Blue Jays to victory. Tom Filer, 5-0, struck out six and walked one tn 5 1-3 innings for Ihe victory, Dennis Lamp pttched through the eighth then was replaced by Tom Henke, who got the lost three outs for his third save. White 80s 4, Yankees 3 At Chicago, pinch hitter Reid Nichols delivered a sacrifice fly In the eighth Inning to help the White Sox snap the Yankees’ seven game winning streak. The game-winning hit came off Dave Rtghettl. who was brought tn to relieve loser Brian Fisher, 3*3. Brttt Burns. 12-7, went eight Innings for the victory. Tigers 8, Brawers 4 At Milwaukee. Lou Whitaker led off the top o f the 13th Inning with a home run to spark the Tigers to victory. Whitaker's 17th home run came off Bob Gibson. 6-6 . and made a winner o f Aurrllo Lopez. 2-7, Lopez pitched one Inning In relief before giving w ay to Wtllle Hernandez, who got the last three outs for hts 23rd save. "That’s what It's all about," i»•*** SB IP he said. "U ist year, winning the ID arin M IB OUlDOOtt l l . * r |Oval - «.»H Fuar Cmae gilOIM Ni F lltkl II(4 MSI) I*M, T II * M - ItFN I1M*>V VMM !>*• («A division llllr. was close. This tolUUMJI was a close team ." as race-l/M. S, P II TIBBS lAewtOeti* tN im IP While Howa cleuned out his H e m - ILFS Dert Cl* l/LA o «n> Drain - Cortr LP*I MiCarrae I Cher knar* IB IP locker, Houston was shaking Saneex* 1*krt |p (AMO LA ■ a p a rt pum4nrt>rt tael CJnaPr hands with Ills teammates after S D4II4M, F D ll II M, t D* D IF! M IAKIAU DEALS ■ Vita l*a, i Nraaa- VIA I FI >• • I j e - toMtoO eruil am :<• a nearly three-month stay In IV i . UN I B *8 AnaMe Irm t • La Anpm Depun lowu. I Wage IP IP TALI Na* (kuna - CP rtP* IMaNralMa* in I I * - oteMM w h a m iip) team Dunston hit .194 with nine Marlasrs 11. Angals 4 S ll DM*. Flllllt/It, III HI VIM ItM ertOrm ektokrt* »’ *»•* F ia u k F a a c e a i F a ra i m |i *■* m o rs In 23 games with the UV Jet* — a i r t inter Fan Inn. At Seattle, left-hander Mark M '*»-ItS *tPM4 tip. raceiuk .*•<Vert. (>■* tpnartal* Oarrlc* FraMIM pertr ('« liekaJaka UN 4M Jp Cuba Hr likely will start the rest P Mv», tW knMMekp *a IntopINP Langston scattered nine hits tn 1 | H g*pnr*ect J i m P C p* v art DOGS J turn DueCeM 18 j p of the season. his strongest outing tn three caapf Tn kaePr tme* '/*-* t o t IJaDHAFMr la •■N CPaa aa4 PM ert aert Cevp ( Up HUROEKY FO R YO U N T o n n s p )F D iia > ie ,T itH iM iM months to lead the Mariners to •at toPa*a axe * 1 * 1*4 »mrt*p Ti lee w i Cama A n i e«* i n n e r p ea MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Robin Mate-Vto A i m NfM-VLl V11 victory. Langston. 6-9. snapped Fk 4H im l L* H P 1 4 IM iMvl.ee UN IN IN Y o u n t's tr o u b le s o m e righ t lleMCem* a personal s ix -g a m e losing IMakertlM* IN 4B Itoewlraana I S Ip V Lap - I g M m 'nan* Fp Twa* shoulder that forced the All-Slur I to* tou/m On streak tn going oil the way for IN IIMaeiDeiS IN ta' pm iieai S till IIP, (D ll MM, l i m l I S J P SIIAJMM. Flaeei NP l USIJIIN. T shortstop to the less demanding hts second complete game of the n t m - u i as I4I4II4NU outlleld will be operated on for lin lu .<** InnuC pgrv 4 t a F n n Cap Liee-a season. Jack Perconte, with Fai l PUi - IgaP HP IB IP IN face- ID4 A 11p ee:naaa4 ’UP ‘n * )«> Levta ta . h**a * 4aert par oa*ac1 IN IN ICm ! * V u p tip 4P removal of calciu m deposits ISrwAM,*trg three singles, led a 14-hlt Seattle (agar. X Lam iMiki T>aP4 •0m juft.! ii •D J P w v a v i n IB during the first week In Sep­ S o n « ■ . F Dell DA* I4SU II *. T attack that chased starter Ron C*v I INaparNtoki IP Urn mw, - I ge4 Dm **4. « 1 In* tember. i l t n a i i . p o m iw it Romantck. 13-8. tn the fourth. S IM I B N F I M lU F W T P e U lP la Yount developed the shoulder problem In 1083 after achieving All-Star and American League Most Vuluuble Player honors In 1082 — the year Milwaukee won the pennant and took St. Louis to seven games in the World 7 7 7 7 7 " Series. Last year, he was relegated to OF SAN FORD designated hitter duty the lust part of the season because It 2 6 5 0 S . O r la n d o D r . (H w y 1 7 - 9 2 J Inut him to throw across the M o n .-F r l, 8-b c c o . 01 Infield sat. b -5 3 2 3 -6 6 8 4 He was operated on during the olf-season und sta rted this 40.000 M ILE WARRANTY I 40.000 MILE WARRANTY IS.000 MILE W ARRAN TY 34. 24. 2 M ILE W ARRANTY season In left Held. A few weeks IMPOST S 1 Z II T I t L RADIAL S agu he wus moved to center field N t/ V ___ A a 1001 lo ruse th e s t r e s s on his t n * WEARS shoulder. „• WAIRANTIR "B y continuing lo play before LIKE the operation, he doesn't risk ^ •5 1 3 ? •84AIM 8CG tali ] further Injury," said Ocnrrul NEW! UZ( P8ICZ PSIC* Manager Hurry Dalton. He added 1717i a u i (L il 41 71 the September date was picked out---jrtiLntii. • Ml W ltlll 3817 S S li lo give Yount ample time to 17.70 HHktJ ___l?-*l ■M Uf IM TO I J recover. M M 1 30S71R1S r ffijt - iiu i 71.t l N.Y. CLUBHOUSE M AN DIES t l 171*11 7k.*1 ly r s t e , NEW YORK (UPI) - "P e te " 71171RI1 l*»/OI4 ^ 7*17 Shrchy. whose reign us New C O U P O N -------------T l ------------ ’ C O U P O N - - - -------- 1 ( ------------, York Ysnkres clubhouse atten­ 'C O U P O N -----------dant spanned the eras of Babe GRAND PRIX WHEEL BRAKE S P E C IA L HEAVY DUTY Ruth and Dave Winfield, died RV TRACTION ALIGNMENT SHOCKS II M * H I. Tuesday night In a New Jersey MY.tS 3 9 9 9 Can hospital. He was 75. S h e ch y , a fte r w h om the ii£ ~ ~ * 3 Q 9 9 ii 12x15 S7S.V5 1 R p t n I] 11 • aneei fm* Im V W 11 Yankrr clubhouse ts named, died about 8 p tn at Paaeack Valley Hospital. B ES T PR IC ES BEST SERVICE TRY US! vimi I 'l vI A mm tilts 5 - »9« �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. W sdnstday. Aug. U . I W I - t A Caulkins Has Trouble Turning Gold To Green SPORTS INBRIEF Cross Country Jam boree Set For Aug. 24 A t SCC G AINESVILLE (UPI| For onetim e Florida G ator Tracy Caulkins. going for the gold was much easier than going for thr green. Broderick Cup as the top female You don't see Caulkins tread­ colleglatr athlete to her cache of ing water on the front o f a kudos. Wheatlcs box or munching on a She gave up a year's college McDonalds hamburger. Compet­ eligibility — with Gator coach itive swimmings' all-time re­ Kandy Reese's blessing — to try cord-holder has found a year to cash In while her name was after her early “ retirem en t" still fresh on America's mind from the sport that gold does not Yet It was Mary Lou Ret ton who necessarily turn to green, no look a toothy grin and $6 million matter who you are. lothe bank. "It probably hasn't been os Caulkins. however, said In an profitable as It could have been," interview with United Press In­ said Caulkins. 22. who recently ternational that she lakes some graduated from the University of of ihe responsibility for her Florida with a degree In broad­ relatively low profile She has cast journalism. "A lot of people been v e r y se lec tiv e in her might say I wasn't as aggressive dealings, often devoting time to as I could have been, but I was raising money for causes Instead going to school a lot. 1 didn't of herself. really know what to expect ." Her beneficiaries Include the Caulkins was unequaled as a Nashville ITenn.l Aquatic Club sw im m er, with 62 American (saved from bankruptcy), the records and 48 national titles to Women's S|>oris Foundation, the her credit. She was votrd the United Slatrs Swlm-a thon and country's top female athlete al the University of Florida's annu­ age 15. Upon arrival at the al giving drive. University of Florida. It didn't Her agent Is Orlando lawyer t a k e h e r lon g to a d d the Robert Fraley, whose clientele Swimming The lOth annual Summertime Seminole Cross Country Jamboree will be held Saturday. Aug. 24 at Seminole Community College. The first of five races, a quarter-mile run for boys and girls nine and under, will begin at 5:30 p.m. That will be followed by Ihe boys and girls 10-13 half mile race at 5 40. The girls team race (14-18). which is iwo miles, starts at 5:50 followed by Ihe boys team race, thre miles, al 6:20. An open three-mile race for men and women 19 and over will be held al 6 50. Entry fee is 5-1 per person per race and all entries will be taken starting at 4 p in. and continuing to race time. Drawings for ovrr >300 worth o f merchandise donated hy the Seminole Track Officials. I linger King and Track Shark will lie held during the awards cerlrnony which follows the final race. All race entrants are eligible to will and must be present to win. For further Information, call Dave Maul al 273-5145 or Joe Laughlln at 834-1317. Nominations For County Hall The Selection Committee o f the Seminole County Sports I'all o f Fame has designated Aug. 15 through Sept. 15 as the nomination period for persons who wish to submit names for Hall o f Fame consideration. The names o f people nominated should be sent to Sports Committee. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. P.O. Drawer CC. Sanford. 32772, along with verifiable data of Ihe nominee's accomplishments In his/her field o f athletic participation The general public Is invited to submit nominations to the Selection Committee which Is composed of represcnlallvcs o f Seminole County Chambers of Commerce, high school and college officials. Sports Editors. Recreation Directors and thr general public. Eligible candidates must have lived In Seminole County for three years ru must have worked in Seminole County five years. Must have made an outstanding contribution to their HjMirts field as a player, coach, administrator or fan Must beat least 21 years of age on thr dale of nomination includes University ol Alabama lootball Coach Ray Perkins. Tennessee Coach Johnny Majors and Washington Redskins Coach Joe Gibbs. But. Caulkins said, she and Fraley sometimes don't touch base with each other. " W e d o n 't have the best communication." Caulkins said. He's very busy and I'm very busy There were some (flings that I didn't go after and there w ere so m e th in g s that he thought. ‘ No way.' that I don't know If I would have done th em '' One project that has netted her some pocket change and atten­ tion is a regional deal with Coca-Cola w orth a reported 514,000. But Fraley’s credit for that deal Is at best shared with the Florida Athletic Department, which deals extensively with Coke. University officials repnrtedly are trying to cut a deal that would parlay the regional ad Into a national campaign. "I don’t know that he (Fralevl has steered her away from th in gs." Dr Tom Caulkins, Tracy's father said. "I can say he could have done belter, though " Tracy Caulkins Caulkins' degree in broad­ casting did not come by acci­ dent. She cultivated an early interest In TV when she interned at Nashville’s lop network affili­ ate. WSMT-TV. while still a high school student at llnrpcth Hall. There was talk a year ago that she would inarch right Into AIM. and dethrone Donna de Varona as the network's golden girl of swim comentary. " I'v e talked tt> the networks, hut It's hard to say," Caulkins •wtd "T h ey know I'm available, but 1 in willing lo start at the bottom also. It's really a compet­ itive Held." Norman Regains Lead In Jackson Classic JACKSON. Mich. IUP1I — Carol Norman won her last four match games Tuesday night to regain a 15-pin lead over Lisa Wagner after four rounds of thr Ladles Pro Bowlers Tour Jackson Classic. Norman, of Ardmore. Okla.. lost her lead early In the fouith round lo Marllssllorr and then to Wagner before regaining the advantage in the final game. The 24-yearold right-hander finished with a 26 game total o f 5.654 pins. Including mafeh play bonus pins. Wagner, thr 1983 Woman Bowler of lire Yrar from Palmetto. Fla., was second al 5.639. two pins ahead o f Barr, a 33. ol Kalamazoo. Mich Borr has never finished higher than 16th. Patty Costello o f Scranton. Pa., was fourth Clay Hurls O-Twins To Victory Danny Clay hurled a four-hitter and struck out seven Tuesday night to lead the Orlando Twins to a 6-3 victory o v er,the Memphis Chicks In Southern League play at Memphis. Clay. 11-7. had his shutout bid spollrd In the bottom of the ninth when Memphis scored his three runs but the O-Twtns backed Clay with five runs over the first six frames. The win enabled the Twins to remain one half game back of Charlotte in the Southern Lruguc East Division Orlando took a 2-0 lead In the second Inning on uu error by Memphis' Lenny Fardo and a run scoring single by Alexis Marie The Tw ins added three more runs In the sixth, one on Greg Morhardt's RBI double and two more on Rick Colbert's two-run homer. It was Colbert's sixth homer of the year. O rlando rounded out Its scoring In the eighth when Sam Sorce rlpjied an RBI double. In Florida State League play Tuesday, the Osceola Astras' game against Fort Lauderdale at Kissimmee was rained out. The Astros have been rained out In five o f their last eight games. Osceola, which leads the Central Division by five and a half games, returns to action tonight at 7:30 at Winter Haven. plnlnll total of 9.BH9 As the lop seeded player, Martin will have lo win Just one game In Ihe televised (Inals Wednesday night to rant his eighth career Pro Bowlers Association title and $15.(XX) Bowling witlt 5.590 plus after winning all eight nl her matches, followed by Cheryl Daniels of Detroit, al 5.436 and Shlrlrv Mini/ ol Merrill Island. Fla .at 5.393 The tournament ends Thursday night. Skidmore, of Albuquerque. N M.. qualified second with 9.503, Ron Bell, o f Akron. Ohio, who finished fourth In this event Iasi year, qualified third al 9.467. followed by another Ohio bowler. Dill IV lrrs of Engl wood, who totaled 9.451 M A R T IN L E A D S B U F F A L O BUFFALO. N Y (UPlI - Steve .1 Martin coasted to the Nu. 1 position In Ih'r 5110.(XX) llullalo Open Tuesdar night lliilshlng3H6 pins ahead Gary Skidmore. M.rrtin. ol Kingsport. Trial., went IH-ti to match play and averaged 222 5 lor 42 games — more I ban six pins pet game more than any other player — to llnlsh with a Grabbing the last spot In Ihe finals was Ihrre-ttme champion Dennis Jacques, of Middletown. N J . wilh 9,373. Jacques, who will be Iryhtg for his third title this sumittrr. will lake on Peters In the opening malch ol ■he finals F e rn a n d e z , B o n d er W in A t F e s tiv a l ST. IX)UIS IUPI) - Mary Jo Fernandez and Lisa Bonder won first-rourd matches o f the St. Louis Tennis Festival Tuesday night. The six day festival continues W e d n e d a y wilh cpiartrrlutal matches at the Doubletree Hotel tn suburban Chesterfield. F e r n a n d e z . 13. d e fe a t e d 2 1-year-old and 78th ranked Andrea Lcand 0 4. 6 1 tn her match. Bonder stopped Virginia Rtizlel 0-3, 6-3. "It was lough because Virginia hits with so much topspln that she had me so far back that to lilt It hard would have pul It In Ihe net," Bonder said " I thought I played very welt." Bonder credited using a new rarkel. " It 's a lot lighter than the one I was using last week. " she said " I have a lot of confidence In it ." (kinder fares Chrts Evert-Lloyd In her quarterfinal match Wed­ nesday. " I am always an optimist with e v e ry b o d y ," Bonder said “ I would say Chris has Ihe advan­ tage since she had three wins to my one In matches against each other. 1 um looking forward to a good match. I want lo work on certain shots of my game I am trying to peak for the IU.S IOpen so It ts important that 1 work on my gam e." The first-ever festival in St. Louts began on Monday when Susan Masrartn defeated Susan Sloan 6-2. 3-6, 6-3 and Bonnie Gadusek defeated Anne While 6-4.2 6 .7 5. Fleming Shines In Charity G am e MONT1CELLO. N Y. (UPlI - Vern Fleming of the Indiana Pacers won MVP honors as the West beat the East 113-93 Tuesday night In thr 27lh annual Maurice Stokes Memorial charity double-header. Playing before a sellout crowd of 2,918. Fleming, playing with San Antonio's Edgar Jones and Denver's Dan Schayes. scored 24 points Wes Matthews, who played with Ihe Chicago Dulls lost season, scored 20 for the East. In the preliminary game for veterans. "P is to l" Pete Maravlch scored 25 points to lead the West to a 80-71 triumph. Earlier, the hoard of trustees for the fund, designed to financially aid ulliug former ballplayers, allocated a four-figure grant to an undisclosed former player. In addition, a granl was made to Ed Warner, the fanner City College great confined to u wheelchair after un automobile crash. Another undisclosed donation waa made to the Hall of Fame fora new Stokes Room. Post S3 Hosts G o lf Tourney On Saturday. Aug. 17 Cumpbrll-Losxlng Post 53. Amrrlcau Legion, will host a gull tournament at Ihe Mount IMvtnnulh Gull Club This evenl is open lo Ihe public and those interested may sign up at Post 53 anytime ufter noon each day. Those entering must lie al Ihe golf course 7 u.m. for a 7:30 a m starting time. The format Is: Foursotnrs play the best lie. shotgun start. Trophies awarded for first, second and third und last place plus door prizes and lunc at Post 53. Tennis In other matches Wednesday, Masr artn faces liana Mandltkova and G adusek meets A ndrea Temcsvarl. R IN A LD I SU RV IV E S SC ARES M AIIW AH . N.J (UPlI - Kathy Rinaldi survived a bomb threat and a first-set scare Tuesday on Iter way to a straight-set victory over Belinda Coni well in (tie second round o f a 51SO.CXX) women's tournament Rinaldi, who had a mutch here to 1981 slopped when I lie lights went out. rrturnrd to the court Tuesday alter a bomb scare rleared the stadium with the score 2-2 lit the llrst set and rallied lor a 7-6 (7-2). 6-2 victory o v e r t h e u n s e r r!c d N r w Zealander. "T h e re 's never a dull moment at this tournam ent." Rinaldi Joked III other second round play. Ilelrtiu Sukovu overcame the delaying turtles of Argentina's Adrtanu Villa gran and rolled to a 6 4,6 I triumph. "It wasn't a good day because I was annoyed that she stopped play so oftrn ." said Ihe fourth seeded Czechoslovakian. Fifth-seeded 16>year-old Steffi Graf needed only 47 minutes to dispose uf Britain's Am anda Brown, winning nine straight games at one point to win 6 -1 , 6-1 . 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A Q Company L o n g w o o d , F L 32750 f7 7 0 -4 7 4 7 1 401 Will III It • SEVEN MB TREAP ■■ __ _ - ■ - lu a M In T b * P o r k S q u i r t S h o p p i n g C lr . r 3 2 2 - o c a T1 PREMIUM POLY 5 #V .I f'.* _ ON S.R. 434, NEAR 1742 O R A N O I CITY ASK ABOUT OUR 30 POINT SAFETY INSPECTION fXPHfiw 1 S A N FO R D t t m u u or SUE r iiV M o u N IK N O II • ITUMOII etu/Toaio PIOV7MI4 N H fT W lI PIIVTMI4 VUVT0O14 n iO / T »II MZVTMtl MM/TMIt BUY secoi '(-round victory over Angel Cobb in Ihe U S. National Am a­ teu r T en n is Cham pionship!* Tuesday. Gillen nl Plymouth. Mass., and a sophomore at the Unlvrrslty ol Wisconsin, ts the national umnleur hard courts singles and dnoblrachumplnil. No 2 seed Jennifer Fuchs of l)tx Hills. N.Y.. udvaneed lo the quarterfinals with a 2 6 . 0 4. 0 4. victory over Ellzatielh Daly ol N ew Z e a la n d F u c h s is a m em ber o f I hr II.S. Junior Wight mu n Cup Ifiioi. t s Wes Rinker s Florida Hasrhull Schools fall baseball classes w ill begin Saturday. Sept. 7 starting at 9 n.m. at Sanford Memorial Stadium. Classes will be each Saturday fur 10 w reksfrom 9 a ill. to 12 noon A limited number will play In the 24-game Zlnn Deck Fall League. Cost for class Is 5120 For more Information. contact Rinker al 323- 1046 Croll ol England in straight sets. 6-3. 6 4 Canada's 15-yeui-old Helen Kclcal, who got by her opening-round match when Zina Unrrlsou withdrew because ol uii Injury, rrhounded lo l>eat Anne Milder of Australia. 1-6. 0 4.6-3 I’ain Canale, a finalist lirre In 1981, trounced Jenny Klltch. 6 1,6-1 In first-round action. The tournamriil Is s|MUinorcd hv United Jersey flunk. NO. I AM ATEUR WINS KIAMKSHA LAKE N Y (Ill'll — Christine Glllcs. the women's No i seed, scored a 6 -1, 6 1 4 I SERVICE i SPECIALS L _____________ . 9 •tSOO In tio n l C 'o d a lo Q u o iilto d A p p lx o n ti • t l 000 t in s at C*oda To Q v o liiio d A p p k . n '1 WHon Cord It Itiu o d •N o M o rsb o n K ip Toot •* 0 D o y . io m o A i C o th O n tou r first R u rth o to •Auop'od Al All RorlKipa'trtg NT0HA T»o (Toolor t No'ionotdo BRAKE INSPECTION No PuzchlM Nocoooory With Thto Coupon ' >4|| ««•( a �* * * 1IA— Evening H.r.id, Sanford. FI. Wadnttday, Aug. 14, ItU Auto Racing Sneva Wants Greater Safety For Auto Racing N E W YO RK (UP!) Tom Sneva la determined to arouae the aupport of fellow driven* In bringing greater safely to auto racing. S n e v a h e a d s fo r t h la weekend'a C AR T race at Pocono (Pa.) Raceway aware he has little chance o f winning a third Indy car title. Laal year at this time, he trailed Mario Andretti by only one point. Sneva now la in sixth place. 41 points behind coleaders Andretti and Emerson Fittipaldi. "W e 're with n new team (Dan Gurney) and new equipm ent with the Eagle as opposed to the March we ran last year." Sneva said Tuesday. "W e haven't had lime to develop the Skoal Bandit. W e 'r e th e only one r a c in g Eagles. W e haven't managed a substantia) test program like the Marches and Lolas and I ’ m concerned about the situation, “ B ill !'m sure things w ill change for us. Our situation hasn't been good (no victories). Auto Racing but It hasn't been bad. either (a second at Milwaukee and third at Michigan). We were one of the quickest at Indianapolis until we crashed. W e passed Danny Sul­ livan and were closing In on Mario Andretti at the rate o f a second a lap when we were caught In the tangle that In­ volved Rich Vogler and Howdy Holmes. Sneva won Pocono In 1977 and finished fourth last year. He has been on the Indy Circuit since 1971. He owns 13 victo­ ries. Including the 1983 Indian­ apolis 500 and was series cham ­ pion In 1978 and 1979. The 37-year-old former school teacher had to adjust to n C AR T formal o f virtually splitting Its program between oval and road races. He prevers ovals because Erratic Moor Survives CLEVELAND (UPI) Terry Moor Is feeling the pressure of being a dr (ending rhuinplon. Moor, who won Ihe Cleveland T e n n is C la s s ic lust y e a r , overcame erratic play Tuesday to oust unseeded Scott McCain, <1-3, 4-0, 0-1 In first round play of the 880,000 tournament. Moor, seedrd sixth here and ranked 39th In the w o rld , allowed only five points in tils last three service games. "It was a question of regroup­ ing," said Moor, of Memphis, Tenn. " I feel some pressure as last year's winner, but I also feel at home here," M o o r, a 3 3 -y ea r-o ld l e f t ­ hander. wlH face Australia's (trad. Drewett In Tt-ursday's sec­ ond round. Drewett advanced Tuesday by drubbing Ctcchoslovakla's Jaro Nnvratil, 0-3.0 1, The day's only upset victim was 1983 Cleveland champion Marty Davis of Harbour Bay Isle, Calif., who was eliminated by p ersisten t Marian Vajdu o f Czechoslovakia. In Tuesday evening first-round matches slowed by ruin, lopseeded Brad Gilbert of Piedmont. Calif., delealed Peter Doohun of Australia. 0-4, 8 3. and No. 2 seed David Pate of Las Vegas. Nev., struggled but managed to o v e r c o m e E r ic K o r lt u o f Glrnvlrw. 111.3 6 .7 0 17-4). 0 3. In earlier lirst-rmmd matches, Brad Drewett, Australia, def. Jaro Nuvntlll, Czechoslovakia. 0-2, 6 -It Ben Testermuri (3) K n o x v ille , T e lia , d e f. Dan Goldie, McLean, Va.. 0-5, 7-0 (7-0); Klcurdo Acuna. Chile, def. Sieve Melster. N Miami Beach. Fla., 0-2. 0-4, and Ricky Brown, Largo, Flu., def John Fruwley. Australia. 4-0. 7 ti|7-5|, 7-3. that type of racing competitive. A t New Smyrna Speedw ay Saturday's R esults Continued from Tuesday ROADRUNNER8 First heat (6 !apa)-l. Allan Walker, New Smyrna Beach. Second heal (6 laps)-). Mike Williams. Orlando. Is more "O n ovals, w e're racing side by side with the opposition, passing In the corn ers and getting c h a r g e d u p w h e n w e 'r e challenged. It's a race against another person. In road racing, w e 'r e c o m p e t in g w ith the course." REQ U L . % * \ ' FOR SIZE P155/S0RI3 n Sneva calls Pocono a safe track because there Is room In the Infield If a car spins out. Not like Indianapolis, or Michigan, which becomes a one-groove track for most drivers and where the cars' ground rfleets cannot do the Job because the surface Is so rough, "Mario's Injury at Michigan (three weeks ago) was a dreadful thing, but hopefully we'll now have a veteran driver who sides with us In advocating slower speeds." Sneva said. 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T h e 23-year-old Bonneau, ranked No. 212 on the men's professional tennis circuit, won 6 3. 3-0.7-5. In another upset. tiruzillan Nelson Acits, ranked 213th. beat No. 1H Scott Davis of Balmoor, Fla . 7-6.0 -2 . Leading 6 3 In Ihr third set, Bonneau broke tits 29-year-old Czech opponent 's service to take the match. "1 couldn’t believe II," Bon­ neau said of his emotions enter­ ing the final game of the match, Iradlng 6-3. "I said: Wow. let's go for It ' I never brut a player in thr lop 20 In the world I tiuve trouble beating the tnp 20 In C liitd a ." R A b ove P ric e s G o o d F o r M ost Cars A L ig h t T ru ck s W E HAVE THE LOWER EVERYDAY WINE & LIQUOR PRICES . . . SAVE U P TO 40% UPSTARTS PACE TESTS I H DEMOLITION DERBT 1. Chuck Preyer. Altamonte Sprtngs. FRONT BRAKE JOB .* 4 4 .9 5 REAR BRAKE JOB . .’ 4 4 .9 5 ALIGNMENT..........* 1 4 .9 5 OIL CHANGE i LUBE . * 9 .9 5 HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS INSTALLED (uch) ..* 1 2 .9 5 FIT. C.Y. BOOT REPAIR * 4 4 .9 5 XL STEEL BELTED RADIAL 1 "f Ocoee: 10. Chris Blehr. De­ ltona. THE G R E A T AMERICAN SACK RACE I. Brian and Nell Bell. Edgewater. Feature (10 laps)-!. Mike Kubanek. Longwood; 2. Allan Walker. New Smyrna Beach: 3. Steve Mundet. New Smyrna B e a c h : 4. J o h n H a c k . Longwood; 5. Mike Williams. O rlan do; 6 . Don Roberts, Sanford: 7. J eff Rinehart. Daytona Shores: 8. Robert Bruce. 9. Ron Carpenter. i •J 6000 lUf S . AUG 70 GALLO PINK CMA lii l 3.1 9 1.5LITER 0*1 rtNCUSIOMfRW COUPON LA | I �PEOPLE ig Herald, Santord, FI. Wednesday. Ai»g. »«. 1' Cook Of The Week W hile Husband Trucks, W ife Runs Things Down On The Farm By D orothy Greene H era ld Correspondent While some of us are still between the sheets. Margaret Haynle Is m ilking her cow. feeding the hogs and chickens and tending to the other early m orning chores on her pro­ ductive 8 -acrr farm Just outside the city. I love every minute of It." says Margaret, our Cook of the Week, about the dally routine of tend­ ing her livestock and pcts."l started getting a pair of this, and a pair o f that, and now I've gol c h ic k e n s , peacock s, g e e s e , ducks, two hogs, a Jersey cows, dogs, birds oulslde and birds Inside. I even have chickens that lay tow cholesterol eggs." Margaret Is a spunky lady who originates Irom Little Rock. Ark. One o f five daughters and thrre sons. Margaret says. "W hen I was about nine years old. my Pappa and Mama decldrd they hud raised city kids tong enough, so we moved to another part of A rk a n s a s and th ey sh a recropped. Th ai’s when I saw my first boll of cotton! I picked cotton. I planted corn. I pulled corn. I've used a harrow with a tram o f mules, and I milked cows." Much o f Margaret's early upbringing helped to prepare her for marriage and a family o f her own. Silling In her sunny country kitchen surrounded by a collec­ tion of exotic birds. Margaret talks o f her school years In Arkansas where lessons were taught In a small two room school house. Students were divid ed Into grades and all laughl by one Icarhrr oul o f one book. "W e didn't have u lunch room lik e th e y do t o d a y ," sa ys Margaret, "but we had a chapel, and the school day was started with a hymn and a prayer, like It should be today." W id ow ed at a young age, Margaret had seven children to raise, and has always been very close to them. "During the time I was a widow w om an." says Margaret, " I had to Invent things to eat that would serve all o f us. I also fished commercially lo help and Night Grill, and be was Just as nice and polite as could tie. And not Just to me. but to everybody.” Now that she's settled down to life on her m iniature farm. Margaret enjoys simple country cooking. "W hen I first left home lo gel married, I knew how to bake bread and fry meat From there. 1 learned on my own," says Margaret. A cow that gives better than 5 gallons o f milk a day helps keep Ihe butler supply p le n t ifu l." M argaret en joys churning her own sweet cream­ ery butter and turns It out in handy W pound molds Starting early In the duy, Margaret lakes care of her live­ stock. then It's hack In I lie house from noon time until about 4 p.m.. "th en I start ull over again." she says. While she's caring for her birds Inside, she keeps an eye on her favorite soap operas. M argaret's beautiful birds include parakeets, mynah birds, cockalirls. finches, Ama­ zon parrots, and an unusually graceful looking priicll-tallrd Whyoda. "Most o f all I would love to have u miniature goal." says Margaret. "I have always wanted one and hope to have one sonic day." As If this busy lady doesn't have enough lo do. she stlfl finds time to plant a garden. "W e have green lieaus. peas, cucumbers, tomatoes, laris, carrots, cab­ raise m y children, until I got a Job In a sewing factory and I cannot sew a straight line." she laughs. When Margaret met and mar­ ried Ul 11Griffith, a local resident, she had hern a Floridian for several years. "H e was very well-known In this area." says Margaret. "H e was one of the best mechanics around here, fie bought me the Day and Night Grill and I ran that for more than five, all hough he died shortly bage, onions and okra, and that's only part of It,” says Margaret. So. while W.T. Is ‘on ihe road* hauling shrubbery and totaling more than 500 miles a day. Murgurrt is running things down on ihc farm Even though her children and Ihrlr families arc scattered from Florida to Texas, Margaret says Ihcy gel together as often as they can. The days of cooking large meals are ovrr except al holiday limes, but Ihe goodness Is still there, and Margaret's recipes conjure up some memories o f good o l’ family fare. "They loved my pinto beans and corn bread," says Margaret. iletow Is a list ol favorites that are nutritious and satisfying* PIN TO BEANS 2 cups plnlo beans Pinch of linking soda I tablespoon sail Water to cover beans Hutu bocks nr ground l>crf lor flavor Wash beans anil place in large saucepan. Add watrr lo alxiut half lull Add soda ami bring to a boll. Simmer slowly until beans begin lo soften. Add sail and continue cooking until dune lo Inslr. Al the beginning. Margaret adtls her ham hock or ground beef to give flavor ihnugliout. Deans should tie thick, no! watery Scrvrs 4 after he bought It for m e." Margaret then met W.T. Haynle. "a n d I'v e been happy ever since." she says, "H e's a truck driver and owrw and operates his own business." says Margaret. " I even rode with him on Ihc truck for about two years." Murgurrt mullet when she says. "M y life la nlisolutely heaven n o w . I h a v e a n a d o r u b le husband, and Ihe good Lord's been good to me. W r met when he was a customer at the Day See COOK. I0B Register T o Wirt This Hrautiful IH Inch T r ip le Magic H erringbone Chain! « N o Purchase Necessary • Need Not He Presen t T o Win Valued At Low-Cal Mushrooms A re High In Vitam ins I large clove garlic, pressed With warm weather comes an foil, d iv id in g equ ally. Wrap ' « teaspoon chill |>owdcr Increase In outdoor cooking securely. Set packages on grill Dash salt Ordinary foods such as ham­ over hoi coals, cook 8 to 10 H minces mushrooms, sliced burgers. hot dogs and many m in u t e s . S e r v e h o t o v e r In saucepan, hrut bu tler, barbecued meats, poultry or fresh vegetables experience a renewed flavor (hanks to an garlic, chill powder and sail to flab, or over split and fluffed hot mrll bullet Add mushrooms, baked polutuea. outdoor grill. One vegetable that tastes great t o s s i n g t o c o a t . S p o o n NOTE: M ushroom packets when cooked on the barbecue Is mushroom* onto (wo 12-Inch may also be baked In 4000 oven fresh mushrooms. Mushrooms squares heavy duty aluminum 10 minutes. skewered on a knbob or "baked" In foil packets can add flavor and texture to even the simplest o f barbecues. Best of all. t h e y 'r e available year ‘round so you can enhance your meals no m ailer whal the season. A favorite way to barbecue fresh mushrooms Is to loss them In chill-seasoned butter or oil. wrap them In a foil pouch and cook on Ihe grill until lender — usually just a frw minutes Tills simple combination Is delicious over steak, chicken, and fish or alone as a side dish. W h e n p u r c h a s in g fr e s h mushrooms. look for smooth, firm closed caps Mushrooms are sold in convenient packages or loose In bulk trays. Store them In the refrigerator. If y ou 've purchased them loose or the package is opened, transfer them to a paper hag In the refrigerator to keep them fresher longer. To clean, simply wipe them with a damp cloth, soft vegetable brush, or rinse quickly. Since m u s h r o o m s a re n a t u r a lly porous, be careful not to soak them In water or they could lose their texture and taste. W hile mushrooms add a de­ lightful flavor and texture to Model WWAftJOO everyday barbecues, they won't add a lot o f calories. A two-thirds •This* wssfi/iinss tempeulura selections cup serving contains only 14 withenergysavingcold wsitr rinse calories. Is 09 percent fat free, •Twocycles WAS $469 low In sodium and cholesterol • F o u r w a te r le v e l se le ctio n s. NOW $384 and is high In fiber. Fresh P o rce tsin e n a m e l lin lsh . S A V E *75 mushrooms will also provide your fa m ily with Im portant •Unbalancedload control oysters. LimitedQuantity vitamins and minerals such us thiamin, riboflavin, potassium QE. We Bring Good Things To Life and niacin. So for a special summer meal, try adding fresh mushroom to your next barbecue. MUSHROOMS B A K E D O V E R T H E COALS 1700 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD U cup butter or margarine CORN BREAD I cups corn meal (sell-rising) II m p flour I tablespoon sugar cupCrisco 1 egg Dv cups buttermilk Combine dry Ingrrdlrnis and cut In shortening until crumbly. Add egg and buttermilk Mend­ ing well Pour Miller o Iron skillet and bake al fli fur about flu minutes. Cut I, n H generous w ddgrs Goes well Willi plum bcuns. FRIED CABBAGE I medium heat cablwgc ILieon grease La wry ‘a seasoning I isp. sugar Slice and cote cabbage and add In inched bacon grease In skillet Sprinkle wlili seasoning and sugar and cook slowly until lender Cl Isp Sci \CS -l 0 P IN E A P P L E UPSIDE-DOWN CAKE I 'V c u p s sell rising cake flour I I « cups sugar '* cup butler l egg I Mi cups bui in milk II cup light brown sugar I can (H i o / I crushed ptueap pie Combine llom and sugar, cui In holler until crumbly Add egg and hult'erinllk: blend w eli. 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For the third consecutive year Seminole Couniy 4-H'ers were the winners of the Golden Shovel Award, e S t a r s A t I n d u s t r y D i n n e r CHICAGO — A rhrrjM* course afirr the cnlrer I* Ihr hallmark Of an rfeganl dinner. Served with or without a simple naiad, It can i nnslnt « f a variety of cheese or a Hinkle special offering. Either way. Uh purpose In to provide a nil vorv prrfare to densert. R e p r e s e n t in g S e m in o le County 4-H'ers were: Deborah Sargent. Sanford, first placeregistered geldings u nder 5 years; first place Junior Western Pleasure, under five years Also: Jennifer Duda, Oviedo, sixth place Western Riding; B a rb a ra Ann B u c c tn o , At a gala dinner honied by Kraft, Inc. during the HIH5 Food Marketing Institute Convention, a dramatically presented rheene rourne earned applause from gumrs. FMI Board Members and newspaper food editors were treated In a memorable nlghl as the lights of i be Hltz-Cnrlton'n ballroom dimmed and a flaming display 111 I he center of I fie room. Longwood. Hunter type mares, over 14.2 hands — sixth place; Hunter Showmanship. 13 and over — ninth place; Hunt Seat Equitation, 13 and over — first place: Equitation over fences. 13 and over — third place: Open Working Hunter, over 14 2 — fourth place. Also: Scott CHmer. Longwood. Hunter Type Pleasure Horses, over 14.2 hands — 7th place. Kristi A ffle b a ch , Longw ood. Equitation over fences. 12 and under — first place: Hunter Showmanship. 12 and under — fourth place C indy Sutton. L o n g w o o d . H u n t e r Showmanship, 12 and under — eighth place Also; TllTany Wallace. Sanford. Saddle Seat Showmanship. 13 and under — ninth place; Saddle Seal Equitation, all ages — IOth place, saddle type marrs and geldings — ninth place. Mcltssa Henry, Longwood, Saddle type mares and geldings — sixth place; saddle seat showmanship, 12 and under — second place; Bridle Path Hack — sixth plade saddle seat equitation — seventh p la c e . S h a r o n J o h n s o n , Chuluota. Pole Bending — sec­ ond place: Barrel Rare — eighth place A ls o p a r t i c i p a t i n g fr o m Seminole County was Marlene Andrusla. 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I'm nol. and I’m still single and g e t t in g o ld e r ’ .’ ’ s a y s C le l Benedetto, administrator of the Santa Cruz W om en's Health Center In California. On the average, two women a week call or drop by her center with Inquiries on single parent­ ing. Benedetto. 35 and unmar­ ried. Is seriously considering It for herself. In 1982, the last year renaus figures ore available, out-ofwedlock births Increased by more than 4 percent, arrordlng to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. It's no longer a social phenom­ enon confined to low-income minorities In 1975 black women were hearing children out of wedlock at a rate seven times higher than single while women. By 1982. single while women began catching up, with u birth rate only four times lower than that of single block women. The women Interviewed for this article are ull middle-class whites. One 31-yrar-old Washington writer who heard ‘ ‘that tick of my biological clock" Is expecting her first baby In December. The father Is her companion of the past seven years. Neither want marriage. "When I became pregnant. I annou nced II Jubllnntly to everyone, but I could tell some people were thinking. ‘Oh. you poor thing. He won't marry you'," shesaya. "I do think this Is the man I will be with forever, but having a baby togethrr Is as big of a committment as two |ieoplc can make. Frankly. I'm nfruld to have a new marriage and a new baby all at once. I would feel trapped.'* One night with a stranger gave Lange Burnett. 31. the baby s h e 'd w a n te d fo r a y e a r . Burnett's daughter. Jade Thiele, was born last Vulenllne's Day. " I feel like meeting Jade's father was God's gift," says the Dallas make up urtlst. "I had asked the Lord for the right person to come along. Whrn I met Jude's father one evening. I actually heard a Hitler voice suylng this Is the golden one'." "It wus a nne-nightrr and that wus It." She describes thr man she chose to father her child as " e x t r e m e ly In te llig e n t, handsome and athletic." Burnell didn't tell the father she hud conceived until after Judr wus born. "M y baby girl wus six weeks old when I told him ," she said. "I hadn't seen him since that first night. Hr was shocked, to say the least, but he came over right away. Now he comes over almost dully." "W hen he sees her. his eyes light up. He wants her to know he's her daddy," she said. Burnell says she and (he man are simply friends. T h e fa th e r , a fle d g lin g actor-model. Is not In a position to share child raising expenses now. but Burnett Is confident he will be in the future. And there's • possibility the couple will be parents together aguln. "Provided I stay single. I'd like to k eep m y fa m ily In the b lo od lin e." says Burnett. " I think he probably would go along with It." Th e legal ram ifications for such unmarried fathers have yrt to be determined. "Th ere hasn't been u great drul of litigation that would show the rights of thr man." says Colleen Connell, director and legal counsel for the Ameri­ can Civil Liberty Union of Illi­ nois' reproductive tights project. “ But If u mun w ere not married to thr mother of his child and he wanted to assert parental rights." Connell said, "h e would have to establish his paternity In court before he could assert those rights. Then. I would expect it would be very slmlllar to thr kinds o f custody disputes we see between (tropic who are m arried." In lieu of u willing (or un­ s u s p e c t in g ) p srtn fcr. o th e r women are opting for artificial Insemination or adoption "Th ese women feel they are entitled to have a child — with or without a husband." says Dr. Joseph Feldschuh. co-director of Idant Laboratories in Manhat­ tan. the largest sperm bank In the world. Although he says the numbers of single patients arc rising, these women still constitute a "v e ry tiny fraction " of females sig n in g up fo r a rtificia l in­ s e m in a tio n . D r. F eld a c h u h estimates the figure at 5 to 7 been Implanted with sperm from a plastic syringe tell her child percent. "W e don't accept people who when he or she I* old enough to are not emotionally and finan­ ask about daddy? cially stable," he continues. "I'm trying to develop lan­ "T h e single women we see are guage that my son will un­ significantly above average In derstand to communicate that educational background, and his father was a sperm donor. obviously selective. They don't I've already started talking lo want to Just go out and seduce him about it", says Barbara somebody." Leboy. who was Inseminated His patient* are largely In the four-and-a-half years ago "b y my mld-30s age range, yet one own private way — not a sperm woman was Impregnanted at age bank." 4 5 , W h en d o n o r sperm Is deemed acceptable, the man Is Leboy. administrative director paid $25 per specimen. o f t h e O a k la n d F e m in is t What does a woman who ha* W o m e n 's H ealth C en ter. Is “ am azed" at the mushrooming trend. "Sixty percent o f our patients are unm arried women.” she says. More than half of that group are lesbians. The facility is the major sperm bank In the Bay Area. "N o matter what a woman's sexual preference Is. the com ­ mon denominator among these palienta Is wanting to have a child." says Leboy. "And she would rather choose a donor that has been screened medically than to try and atari a rela­ tionship for the sake of having u baby." "Children are not toys or pets, Three to four years ago. recalls L e b o y . le s b ia n s re a d y fo r but they are real, live human m otherhood relied on do-it- beings and they have a need for yourself methods such as sperm a home with parents o f both sexes." says William C. May. a Injections with turkey basters. "W e don't subscribe to turkey professor of moral theology at basters as a technique for In­ C a t h o l i c U n i v e r s i t y in semination — we don't feel It's Washington. D.C. safe." she stresses. " It ’s proba­ “ Artificial Insem ination by bly effective In helping people get pregnant, but It Increases the some unknown donor Is utterly chance of Introducing air Into Irresponsible. The male In ques­ th e u teru s, w h ic h can be tion Is in truth the father of the child but doesn't give a damn harmful.” The concept o f women con­ about him. 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I f y o u u se y o u r m icrowave o v e n lo prepare snacks ahead to keep on hand you will have almost instant snacks. Granola keeps well If properly slored and Is a nutritious snack most everyone enjoys. Enlist the children's help In the prepara­ tion. This recipe provides a good lesson In measuring with dry measures, liquid measures, and measuring spoons. GRANO LA 3 cups old fashioned rolled oats Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Midge Mycoff Home Economist Seminole .Community College In cup shredded coconut D c u p s lic e d a l m o n d s , chopped D cup hone cup dark brown sugar, packed D cup vegetable oil 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 teaspoon molasses D cup raisins Popping com Is fast and easy D cup dried apples, chopped In the mlcrowavrn oven and Mix rolled oats, shredded co­ requires little clean up. It Is a M AN U FAC TU R ER ’S COUPONS conut and chopped almonds In large bowl. Set aside. C om b in e rem aining In g re­ d ie n ts . e x c e p t ra is in s and apples. In an 8-cup measure. Microwave on 100% power 2-3 minutes, or until boiling, stirring aflrr each minute. Pour honey mixture over oats, tossing to coat. Microwave on 100% power 4-7 minutes, or until mixture begins to stiffen and a p p e a r dry. s tirrin g 2 minutes. Stir In raisins utul apples. Allow mixture to cool about I t ) hours, stirring to brrak apart 1 or 2 times during cooking cP su (u y cP a tk AUG. 15 THRU WED., AUG. 21, 1985. I We ova double cuxxxi vaOw on »■ msnutsclurw coupons tar Same n stock sioept tobacco Mb agarctte. No rsrefwcks a lubsmutas light snack because It u*r» little or no oil. IX ) NOT microwave popcorn In a brown paper bag: It could catch on fire. Follow the Instructions on a microwave popper or buy already popped corn to ntakr this recipe. CHEESE POPCORN 8 cup* jxipped popcorn ■« cup plus 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 14 cup grated American cheese *« r u p g r a t e d Parmesan cheese Seasoned salt Place popcorn In large bowl. Set aside. I’ luce butler In a 2-cup measure MMlcrowave on 100% power 45 seconds, or until m elted and bubbly. Stir In cheeses. Drizzle over (Kipcom. Toss to coal. Sprinkle with seasoned salt to taste. liar type cookies can lie made easily in the microwave oven. This recipe Is easy enough for young people to prepare BUTTERSCOTCH CRUNCH BARS I rup butterscotch chips 1) cup sugar D cup light corn syrup D cup peanut butter 4 cups com flakes D cup chocolate chips In large bowl, combine butter­ scotch chips, sugar, corn svrup and peanut butter. Microwave on 100% power 1 11) minutes, or until mixture con be stirred smooth Stir In cereal. P re ss In t ig h t ly g re a s e d lOxG-Inrh baking dish Place ch ocolate ch ip s In a 2-cup measure. Microwave on 50% powrr ID -2 minutes, or until chips are glossy and ran In* sllrtrd smooth. Spread melted chips on liars. Cool Indore cut- RAW SONS YO UR M ANUFACTURER'S CO UPO N S ARE W O RTH TWICE AS M U C H W H EN YOU REDEEM THEM AT PANTRY PRIDE W ednesday. Aug. M. IMS— SB i the coisjon v»k« cannot si cad 90s end total redemption cannot ticssd the cost of the Hem i We eSI dttbi* only the trst coupon on gw same, rtem Any ackMnnal capons of Wte Hems wt be redeemed lot tace »ita onfy tin* Kldsol all ages like this smirk. CHOCOLATE-COVERED BANANAS 3 large firm bananas ti wooden |Mi|>stcle slicks 1 cup semi-sweet rtuH'olulr chips 2 tablespoons shortening D rup chopped peanuts Perl ban.in.is. rut each In half crosswise. Insert wooden sticks. Place on wax paper-lined plate. Place chocolate chips and short­ en ing In a 2-cup m easure. Microwave on 50% (Hiwcr 2D-4 minutes, or until chips arc g lo s s y and ca n hr s tirre d smooth Spoon melted chocolate over each tianana lo coal. Allow excess to ditp hack Into bowl. Sprinkle with peanuts Place on wax paper-lined plate. Freeze until firm. Wrap In wax |ui|>er. I.ahel and trrezr no longer thuu 2 weeks Urn mi good" 3 ROLL 8 C 0 tt J if Peanut Butter Q A Paper Towels 1BQZ JAR J. n 59 4 LS BAG C o m e N* G e t It Chef Boy A t Dee Dog Food A M E A H M liA Water Maid 15C ZC AN Duncan Itkwa 77* C ookies 3 LB BAG 1 LB BAG Ronco 120Z PKG. $139 7 -tlp , D iet 7-Up, O ld Ginger AJe Reg. or Sugar Free, Hirea Root Beer Reg. or S u n r Free, Squirt Reg. or Diet 12 PACK 1202 CANS Milwaukee Noodles ttxsius 8 QUART CANNISTER ’N HALF GALLON J 2 0 ZB A G T s rfi qc 89* Frozen v e g e t a b le s und the microwave are u pair Just meant for each other. And. for those w h o s t i l l a d m o n is h I h c l r youngsters to "eul your peas." here Is u peas amandine recipe that Includes shallots, tarragon and almonds thut should get the kids' uttention. PEAS AM ANDINE (Microwave Method) 2 tablespoons butter or marga­ rine 1 tablespoon chopped shallots 2 tablespoons dry sherry or chicken broth 14 teaspoon tarragon, crushed 2 packages 1 10 ounces each) frozen peas 14 cup toasted silvered almonds Combine butter and shallots In covered cussernle: mlcrowuve at High 2 minutes. Add sherry und tarragon: mix well. Add peas and cover: microwave at High 8 to 10 minutes or until peas axe cooked. Garnish with almonds. This kitchen tested recipe makes 6 lo 8 servings. To loast almonds, place In u small mlcrowuve-safe dish and cook at High 2 lo 3 minutes, stirring after I minute. a u v A ie rn c s $239 Trash Maxwell House Coffee Soft 1500UNT 1ML Crystal Light Drink Mix 150 COUNT Glad Sandwich Even Kids Peas Amandine TWO UTER 99 « PfttCES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, AUG 15 THRU WEDNESDAY, AUG 2L 1905. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. ReaonuQH i Rawsons Where Our Name is Your Guarantee HOT TUN A SALAD SANDW ICHES 1(ID -ounce can tuna, drained D cup ahredtted American cheese (2 ounces) D cup muyonnalse or salad dressing 14 cup chop|M'd celery 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish I tablespoon finely chopped onion 1 teaspoon lemon Juice 14 teaspoon salt 3 hard cooked eggs, chopped 8 onion rolls, split and toasted Flake tuna Into a I-quart bowl. Stir In s h re d d ed A m erica n cheese, mayonnaise or salad dressing, chopped celery, sweet pickle relish, chopped onion, lemon Juice, and sail: fold In the chopped hurd-cooked eggs. I’lucc the tuna salad mixture In the microwave oven. Cook tuna mixture at high for 3:30 minutes till heulrd through, stirring twice. Serve hot tuna filling on toasted onion rolls. Makrs 8 servings. D A IR Y RXJrtOAOCXD M is. Filberts Margarine 100% Valencia Orange Juio quarters 1 LB PKG woz $149 l IB ttO X AxrJrod A SU U U K ra ft $ 2 8 9 Vrivecta Cheese Ricotta Rot den . »?o IlirJutunr . • '.x u x if « u q u » , • American v l Cheese * ' ; 4fc $our Cream " '1 *1" 1?CT fW VE N sl 69 Birdseye Little Eai Coni Chef Saluto* $ 1 9 9 .f iA 'I R O J I N ' - Plrra J L < r« e+ r’ C* u • *• ~ * *•»» ** *- • - J *-» ^ W v* ‘ .* t * * / ^ * * ^ # # —■a* » , �t o 4 B ~ E v t n m g H t r a ld , S a n fo rd , FI. B LONDIE W * d rw * d a y, A u g . M , IMS by Chic Young BEETLE BAILEY by M on Walker G R E A T REPORT HALFTRACK' G R EA T REPORT/ AMP DON'T TRY ID LOOK S O SM ART, EITHER/ THE BORN LOSER by ARCHIE pcCf u W An Sanaom by Bob Montana THIS IS ^ M O O BE, M * O R U B 6 R ' y o u k n o w Twe a o p r e s s >DO A S K E P M E T O P 8 L IV E W 7M e C A K E TO f EEK A MEEK by Howl* Schnaldar W H AT D O SO U SUG G EST U E DO, r THlAJK IT'S TIME WE G O T A LOT T O C H E R |fj O U R FOREJGIU FOLICV I SUC-CEST UJE. FORMULATE CUE f^ A J A T C R ? Adults Benefit From Fluoride As Well As Kids DEAR DR. GOTT — Is fluoride In mouthwash and toothpaste of any benefit lo adults? Is there enough fluoride In these pro­ ducts to do any good? DEAR READER — Fluoride enters the teeth In two major w a y s: It Is ca rried by the bloodstream and Incorporated Into the enamel o f unerupted. growing teeth In children: and It actually combines with enamel when used topically In adults. I am to ld th a t f l u o r id e toothpaste and mouthwash will help prevent adult cavities, al­ though the amount o f added t hem teal ts small. DEAR DH. GOTT - My kids 14 and 6 years old) like to eat the toothpaste off their brushes. Will this hurt them? DEAR READER — Possibly: I w ould discourage the habit. Toothpaste contains a startling array of compounds — Including flu o r id e , a b rasives and de­ tergents. If your children are using fluoridated drinking water or ta k in g fluoridated vitam ins, their toothpaste diet may add dangerously high quantities of flourlde to their bodies. Abrasives are related to sand Detergent Is a lype o f soap. When I asked my 5-year o ld son about rating toothpaste, he wondered why your kids choose to rat sand and soap. 1 do. too. You might mention that to them. DEAR DR G O TT 1 un­ derstand there are some new ways of treating diabetes (l.e. oral doses of Insulin). Could you discuss this subject? DEAR READER — You must have rend the April 25 Issue of the New England Journal o f Medicine. In an article on page 1078, the authors report a novel technique of administering In­ sulin by nasal aerosol. Insulin can lie given In a variety of ways, the most com­ mon bring by subcutaneous In jectio n . This m eth od has traditionally provided the least cx p cn slvr and m ost reliable means. Insulin given by mouth Is drgradrd by stomach acid, W h e n a d m in is te re d by In ­ travenous pump, the drug can be given in a wave fo/rn to simulate natural Insulin pro­ duction. but the technique Is cumbersome and carTtes risks. U n t i l r e c e n t l y . I n s u lin dependent diabetics have had to rely on self-administered shots. According to the authors. Insulin given by nasal spray has many more advantages, not the least of which is that It's easy. Before this method will gain wide ac­ ceptance. however, more testing ACROSS will have to be done. No one Is sure whether the nasal Insulin may p rod u ce con sequ en ces which are as yet unknown! Send your questions to I Dr. Colt ar P O Box 91428. Cfrve land. Ohio. 44101. Answer to Previous Punle 2 Stan* ( tu ft) I M*d>ey 1 B M t k s lovs 8 V*h.ci*» 12 Wlna ( F r) 13 S iith u n u |*btor) 14 N«w*p*p*< noties (»bbr.) 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Dr h i* i»c WIN AT BRIDGE ! ( 5 g J L MR: MEN AND LITTLE MISS <D••** m n n i | by Hargreaves A Seller! « .— i i M - FO RTUN E *. TELLER : • E , T ' - ^ V - ;V -^ | r j T ' MEDIUM az jp z ~~ m fflZ V B B iG B l I Hi [ J L ' tV P R IC ES _ 6. O > *L*li7= by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY trumps, he led a low diamond to the Jack. West ducking. When that held, declarer came back to his diamond ace and played the queen. W est still did aot cover, and declarer discarded a low club from dummy as East ruffed. East now returned a trump, but South was able to force out the diamond king, ruffing It with Since as little In North's hand dummy’s spade Jack. Only then as the diamond king and spade did he draw trumps and make support would provide a reason­ his contract. able play for game. South bid It Note the disaster awaiting de­ Immediately when North raised spades. Three rounds of hearts clarer If he draws even two forced declarer to ruff the third rounds o f spades before attack­ one. Because the takeout double ing diamonds. West should not by West showed an opening bid. take the first diamond, and I'll declarer did not waste time with leave It to you readers to work out the various ways the defend­ a futile diamond finesse. I n s t e a d , b e fo r e d r a w in g ers can now set the contract. By James Jacoby Do you need lo retain trumps In the short hand to prevent loss o f trump control In the long hand? That’s the question Harry Lam pert answers with the dia­ gramed example from "T h e Fun W a y to A d va n c ed B r id g e " (Simon and Schuster. Inc.). NORTH ♦ J it *741 ♦ J « s in s ♦ A g io 7 3 WEST H AST ♦3 S till * K Q »4 * A 1013 ♦ K 743 * 52 ♦ K 0 52 ♦ J 14 SO U TH ♦ A KQ 10 4 ♦ J 5 ♦ A g io I 4 ♦ 6 Vulnerable: Both Dealer North Wwl Sort! FUil Pass Pan Dbl ♦ Pxu I’»u P*u Pau Opening lead PK So. Ik !♦ 4* * HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa A H . T H OfE IN FAVO p. WOCF IT OFF, PRNIF| f QARFIELD ITS COQUILLE SAINT-JACQUES OARN'JJMEP w i t h BELGIAN . ENDIVE A N P LACEP WITH / FRENCH TROFFlEA/ YOUR BIRTHDAY AUGUST IB. I BBS This coming year Is going to be more socially active than y o u 'v e experienced for quite some time. Many exciting, new p eop le w ill enter y ou r life, bringing with them new op­ portunities LEO (July 23-Aug. 221 Your popularity with pals la at a high point today. Several friends may converge on you at the same lim e, each vying for your time and attention. Major changes are ahead for Leos In the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph. Box 480, Radio C ity Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. V IR O O (Aug 23-Sept. 22) H appenings over which you have little or no control will work In your favor today. Lady Luck will tune you Into the proper frequency. 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PISCES (Feb. 20-March 19) Vital career goals are within your reach today If you apply your Imagination and native Intelligence. Use your smarts and think your way to the top. ARIES (March 21-April 19) The primary axiom of your success at this time Is lo have faith In your Ideas and tn your future. Know In your mind lhat what you conceive, you can do. TAURUS (April 2DMay 20) Wlahful thinkers who bet tn the blind usually wind up losers. However. In your Instance, a sensible calculated "fly er" might pay off today. OEHINI (May 21-Junc 20) Take things In stride today and try to maintain harmony tn your relationships. If you let calm p reva il, all w ill even tu ally balance out In your favor. CANCER |June 21-July 22) There could be an unusual swing tn your financial affairs today that might suddenly put you on the profit side of the ledger in two situations. 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P im a SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND II") _ 12 WORLD AT LARGE (THU| QD O Moavwooo Stars (TUE-FRq C A S S E LB E R R Y 4) N Hwy 17 «2 SS10IS1 17SMS0 1 505 10 30 O 4 1( .1 ) 0 ( 7 ) 0 NEWS U (M l BENNY HAL ID <W) DAVE ALLEN AT LAROE ( S i n HOGAN'S HEROES BACON hM I, rih bixun 6(35) LIGHTa ENOUGH S(to) Wt ftECOOMJNQMOW 525 At (M l BOB HCWHART Q BASEBALL Atlanta Brrma M laa Angaam Dodgara A Q t b y Caunlry Crucian y c*M Maw and • meed maahtd aaiaMwa andgran (tO) POWERHOUSE (N NEW DTC* VAN DYKE SHOW 11.00 £ WHEELOFFORTUNE |PRICES RtOHT 12 WORLD AT LARGE (TUE) 10:00 o () HEARTBEAT In pcvauit ot a dancing caraar m tha Bg AppM. two gMt horn tha Midwwit ancovttar a group o( kooky people tftar they mono nto a loft on the Naw jar my waterfront Start r a m aopnt and wnrtndy (tarthaw 0 O MOTEL An up-and-coming tam t itar rebaN agamat hta par anti plan to rattan to tha SeviM Union. AA* taaa tor a aongwntar whom former gvVnand a now a maror recording artat (R) Q (S5I VJOCPf NOCNT NEWS 'i (W) u n i t PEOPLE An arpcoration ol tha graduM change* n outlook and attituda occurring among Cwartt laaAvmg aeverd attarawwt and a lock at the arvtuM conventasi ol latte America :j CD It) P O f C t WOMAN I a 0 SALS OP THB CCMTURY rT, O RYAN'S HOPE MORFdNG ( 9 DOUBLE TROUBLE « l l r and ARaon chart aoma landar momanta a* thwy racad tha (oyt and haartachM or thaw cfakbiood n Iowa (R| r. O tts 10:30 4:30 M I S S ) RHOOA 9 30 12.00 mg JonMhan and Mark tha tern a» m r a n g tha « latad toaert (Part I Three Piece Chicken Dinner 12 MOVIE 31 (M) RHOOA aiming lor Amanda and Prmca MichaM auflart a aarttaca Buaa and DamM Main irhan Aryaaa riAm i a raconedwbon oMar (R)CJ (SSIOLKNCY (10) THE SHAKERS Tha growth and dacAna cJ true rahgrout met o BACKS M ad on n a Clccone. 21i. recen tly ap()cared nude In Playboy and Penthouse m a ga zin es, w h ic h b o u g h t photos taken In 1970 w hen she w as a s tru g g lin g m odel. TONIGHT'S TV EVENING w s f n o n i ptt.ivH CHICKEN r ) 1100 W ilt WEDNESDAY FAMILY SPECIA L SAN FO RD ISOS French A re (Mary 17 BE) 0 a DYNASTY AM,nr match- ROAST TIP-TOP Q A C ts FAMOUS RECIPE WEEKLY SPECIALS p la y e d by D avid Faustino, in "I Had Three W iv e s ," a new com edy m ystery s crie s p re m ie rin g tonight at 8 on CBS, channel 6. M adonna, Sean Penn G e t W edding License apy AMI worn fOaud Sown (ram lblaying Britan battta prana to RommM i Robert Culp) (Pan 2 off 21 u VSS4 CNOtCf M!F CHUCK j , «w w .* 1 .1 9 " I t S i u t SUPERMARKET WEDNESDAY, si 0 0 1 .0 0 PORK BACON ES Mtacmc a w P4Ptl TORUt __— 2 ’ 1 idtin ttuuc ,-,5 | l m Entanamment Crary h«gnt bartqual Faciimaa Nrwiebta A W a rn er Bros sp o k e s w o m a n said the co u p le w ill m a rry Friday In a (a m tiy c e re m o n y In L os A n g e le s . is mmom u is QQ< UfCAl BtMtwRmmv rtUlT PVWCM m i ■ U fF C T -W l I H U I U I LO S A N G E L E S (U I’ I) — Hock star M adonna and actor Scan P e n n have g u Ic ily tak en out the licen se fo r th etr u p co m in g w e d d in g T h e co u p le sn ea k ed in a b ack d o o r o f the civil cou rthou se w ith a bodygu ard M o n d a y , a clerk said. T h e e n te rta in e rs apparen tly tried to keep a lo w p rofile, sh e sh o w in g up w ith o u t m akeu p and dressed c o n s e r v a tiv e ly und hr d re s s e d In black M adonna, fa m e d tor her lo n g -lin e bras und peek a b oo ou tfits, w ore a w h ile Jacket nnd pants w ith b ig b lu e circ le s , clerk G loria G u erra said, “ Most o f th e tim e she tried to h id e h er fa c e ." G uerra said. " S h e d id n 't want (people to recognl/e her. It s e e m e d like she w a n ted to leave very soon " T h e c o u p le ap peared happy a n d hoth w ere ES r u w ^ '1 . 9 9 tWMTEbtK S P E C I A L ...................... V icto r G a rb e r stars as a rouglsh private Investigator aided by his three ex wives played by, fro m left, Terl C opley, Shanna Reed and M a g g ie Cooper, and his son, zy 9 Q t VUI CWOrCI KEF OwlM>WQ I M l Mam a. O l HW| i m A P.l. A n d His Wives SALT PIG FEET tttoaia J *a 6 e ■ »• 11 Ma kwi 1 CHITTIRUNCS I ‘1.59„- *5.99 1 FBM at too Tib TAILS NEH1 oa R.C. COLA t i t aa aarntt 7 Hours S > Z mo u V 7 i t « rw A 89* 59', chops --------------------------------------------- t4'*«Tl («t •4*TI SMOKED n chics th t"” WHOLE FRYERS STAN TREK THAT I Out' 11 ON MOI tVALLEY ■ 1 (101 Hi REAL REAOBaG RAMBOW ■ UN (NMYTH MY THREE BONE 10:05 V 4:00 UTTLE HOUSE ON THE 8 MERV GFMPFM ' (M) BCOOBf DOO >110) SESAME STRUT (R) V) i IS) tUPERPFVENOS 405 92 FlSETSTOtBS □ □ Buy A 3 Month Subscription For M4.25 and we will donate *3.00 toward the Seminole High School Fund Raising Drive. Buy A 6 Month Subscription for '27.00 and we wilt donate '4.00 toward the Seminole High School Fund Raising Drive, Must be a non-subscriber of the Evening Herald. .. C L I P A N D S A V E NAME ADDRESS P H O N E ________________________________________________________ C U P AND MAIL C C H EC K FOR S14.25 OR □ C H EC K FOR $27.00 EVENING HERALD, P.O. BOX 1657, SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 O ffer E x p ire s 8-20-85 �IB —Evimng Herald, Sanlord. FI. Wednesday, Aug. 14, l t ll County Gets Suggestions For Road Improvements Ujr Donna Estes Herald S ta ff W riter • L ola J t it u p Bnrtga from IR 4)4 to County Road 417 C o n d u ctio n ol o two lana bridga hat baan tuggetted by conwitanti a t pari al tha propotad Seminole County Eiprottw ay. but tha commlttaa intittad a tour lana bridga It attantial Tha commlttaa tuggat'ad lha county conduct a dataliad origin damnation ttudy to datarmlna tha tocatton ot tha northarn tarrmnwt al tha bridga and that tha bridga ba built at a toll facility avan II lha arprattw ay to not contlructod Tha commlttaa otto cautioned that all environment#! tataguardi ba utad whan crottlng Lotto J it lu p o County Road *7/ Irem Mata Road 0 4 to Sanlord Avonuo Tha tour toning ol Sanford A*anua to A irport Boutovard and tha tour toning ol Airport Boutovard oil lha way to lha airport. Tha com m lttaa tald altarnatlva dttignt thould ba contldarad tor lha U S Highway II *1 intaraactlont with CD a ll and with SR alt ■' Intartacliont mutt contldar tha anvlranm anlal Im p a cti to Spring H am mock " o Stott Road aa from tha Lata County lino to SR alt, Tha commit too told thlt pro|acl thould ba glvan low priority whna Intartac lion Improvamantt thould ba glvan high priority Tha group alto tald plant thould ba coordlnotad with lofca County. Construction of a new In* lerstate 4 Interchange at County Hoad 40A Is among the recom­ mendations for Seminole County road Improvements over the next 20 years. Also among the recommenda­ tions Is that the county build a lo u r-la n e bridge o v e r L a k e •Jessup anil collect tolls from motorists using It whether an expressway Is bulll In thr rounty or not. M o re th an 100 c it iz e n s , divided Into five study groups, looked at (hr county's traffic problems and road needs over the past three months to come up with recommendations for solutions. A steering committee com ­ posed of representatives of each of five sludy groups recom­ mended the four-lanlng of many roads, the six and elghtlanlng of others to meet the road needs of motorists, hut also stressed the nerd to safeguard established n e ig h b o r h o o d s a nd i h r environment. The groups work product, a two-inch thick. 593-page vol­ ume. was turned over to county commissioners Monday. The volume of recommenda­ tions are to be forwarded to county consultants. Transporta­ tion Consulting Croup o f Winter Park, for Inclusion In n IransporIutInn management program, expected to be completed by Ihe end o f September or the first part o f October. A price tag on tfie Improvements will tie In­ cluded. The north county sludy group recommended Ihe fmir-lanlng of: • County Hood H* from Country Clot H o a d to Rineharl Hoad Th# commute# tald the lour Inning a ne<*tter, It th# interchange wits Inter*t#l# 4 and CR *»A to to become a reality In thlt Initanta, tha commute# predicted major dliruptlon ot ettebllihed neighborhood* throughout Iha araa to ba four lonod II tha widantng ol <*» cannot ha eccomplithed, tha commlll## tald an e.tention ot O'ogon Avenue thould ba contldered a Airport Boulevard Irorn Slat* Hoad 44A I o Sanford Avanua and from SR aa to Vanlord Avenue Tha commlttaa tald tha roadway thould ba developed to tarva Indutlrlal need* ot tha corridor and tha airport Rut. “ tha Integrity ot attabllthad neighborhood* thould ba contldatod • SR 4)4 Irom Oranga County Itn# to Montgomary Road • SR 4)4d*om intorttataatoU .S. II t l a SR 4)4 from SR 4)4 to Orange County lira i U l II *1 Irom 11 th Stroat in Sanlord to Samlnola Boutovard m Cattaibarry The committee recommended the eight-lanlng of the following • SR 4M from lha Oranga County Una to SR 04 • U S II n from Seminole Boutovard to I S * Orange County lln* Tne com m ittee urged twolanlng of Eden Park Road In the Bear Lake area from McNeil Road to SR 43G and North I.akr Boulevard from Nort Street to SR 434. T h e South C e n tra l study com m ittee recom m ended the four-lanlng of: a Dodd Road Irom Rad Bug Laka Road to Howell Branch Road a Da an Road Irom SR 41* to SR 4)4 o Rad Bug Laka Road Irom Tutkawllto Road to SR 414 a SR 4)* Irom Itw Oranga County lino to Tutkawllto Road and Irom Tutkawllto Hoad to SR 4)4 a SR 4)4 from Tutkawllto Road to M-ttlen Road a SR 4)4 Item 41V to Laka Jattup Bridga a SR 4)4 from Mltcholl Hommock to O 1 a n g o County lino a Tutkawllto Road Irom SR 4)4 la Winter Sprlngt Boutovard The North Seminole Commit­ tee also recommended: o Sir toning of Laka M ary Boutovard from Country Club Rood to U S Highway 11 t l. tour lanlng ot Loko M ary Boutovard from II t l to Sanford Avanua and two toning ol Laka Mary Boutovard from Sanford Avtoua to SR 411 SB aa Th e W e s t C e n tr a l s tu d y committee concurred with the north area study committee on Ihe Airport Boulevard. CR 427 and Lake Mary Boulevard rec­ ommendations. The com m ittee also recom­ mended: The committee recommended nix-lanlngof: a Howell Branch Road from the Oranga County lln* to SR *1* and from 424 to SR 414 a Rug Bug Laka Road from SR 4)4 to Tutkawllto Road and Irom Tutkawllto Road to SR 414 a SR 41* Irom Oranga County lino to Tutkawllto Road a SR 4)4 Irom Lako Jattup Bridge to Tutkawllto Road a Tutkawllto Road from Winter Spring! O rivato S R 4)* a lo u r lanlng of Lako Mary Boutovard from Markham Woodt Road la Intontola a a Eight lanlng ol SR 4)4 from Montgomary Road to Intortlato a If tha 4)4 I 4 Intorchanga It Improved o Sir toning ol U S. II n i r o m lllh Slroal to Samlnol* Boutovard The committee recommended elght lanlng for SK 43G from CR 427 to Orange County line. The East Sem inole County area study comm ittee recom­ mended four-tuning of SH 434 from East-west Mitchell Ham­ m o ck Road to th e Orange County line. When this work Is done the committee urged that th e br I d g e o v e r t he ECOnlock hale hce River be re constructed The committee recommended two-tuning of: The southwest Seminole study committee recommended fourlanlng of: a Bunnall Rood from Boar Lata Road to SR 4)4 Tha commit*#* tald Baar Laka com mu nlly lllailytat thould b# protoettd a Cantor Straat from Montgomary Road to I’alm Spring* Drive Cantor Slroat would b* a naw itraat. but planned by lha city ol Attomonto Spring* lor 10 yaatt a Dog Track Road from CR 41/ to U S 11*1 a Douglat Road Irom SR 4)4 to SR 4M a Maitland Avanua from SR 414 to lha Otang* County IIn* o Montgomary Road Irom SR 414 to SR ala o Wymora Road frum SR 4)4 to Orange County lino o Vemlnola Boutovard Irom U S 1/ 72 to a E a tl and W ail M ltchall Hammock Road Irom SR 41* to Lockwood Road a M litw r. Road la haw road I from id 4)4 Ip Tutkawili# Road a Wiklva Spring* Road Irom Hunt Club lloulavard to SR 4)4 The com m ittee recommended six-inning for: a Intorttal* 4 Irom SR 41a to Laka M ary SR OS a Lockwood Road Irom CR Orange County lln* 41# to lha Six lanlng wus recommended for SR 42G from (he Orange County line to Tuskuwllla Hoad. Boutovard * Palm Spring* Drlvo Irom Cantor Slroat to SR414 Witness: Sex A Popular Soviet Lure LOS ANGELES (UIMI - Rich­ ard Miller, (lie first FBI agent charged with espionage, was not the llrsl agent to lx- Ihe object of sexual advances by a Soviet womuu who later was convicted of spying, u former colleague testified. R etired agent John Bunt t e s t ifie d T u es d a y th a t he warned Miller to stay away Irom Svetlana Ogorodnikova because she had tried to seduce hi in two years earlier. Hunt told the federal court jury ubout a period In 1982 w h en h e w a s e v a lu a t in g Ogorodnikova us u possible Inlornmnt. He said (he woman gave him Home Information atxiut Soviet consular officials In Sun Francisco, but eventually her irrational behavior made her too unreliable to use The prosecutors claim thul Miller slartrd un affair with the wispy Soviet Immigrant and that, coupled with his deep financial problems, led him Into u conspiracy In which hr would provide FBI counterintelligence documents In exchange for sex and $85,000. Local Ham Radio Operators To Demonstrate Skills "H a m it" from the O r la n d o A m a te u r Radio Club will dem ­ on st tale their rudlo sk ills to thr public August 24 and 25 from a temporary station at F l e a W o r l d . U .S . Highway 17-92. San­ ford. There Is no ad­ m is s io n c h a r g e o r parking fee. Among the 250 umnIrtir radio bulfs In the Orlando area, they will give how-io Informa­ tion to those Interested In hemming ham operalorn when they send shuit wave signals to 35-45 states and up to 15 foreign countries T h e i r h o b b y Is shurrd by such diverse* celebrities as S tevie Wonder, Barry Goldwater and the King of Jordan H a m s u se t h e i r radios, many o f them home made, to c o m ­ municate locally, na­ tionally. und Interna­ tio n a lly . T h e y g iv e advice to tourists In the urea and seek udvlce via short wave when they urr louring. They come In handy In dur­ in g d is a s t e r s a n d emergency situations by culling for help or contacting the highway patrol Irom Ihe site of u CELEBRITY CIPHER CflirW ; ( t l M r w * *• »f•*(*■1 tfiwi* t tryCOUNtf WtffcCH "C W I0 J 8 P IIY W P , e w iu , sap ju C ltU SOP 80P HNU8 U N Y B ." — IIN U B NA 8QP CKF v a jia n k p UEHVKK, U V W PER. NK FYS SOP LJH KP8 . PW KPUS roadside accident. one out there waiting to talk lo you." Hams also use their radios to earn awards. After conversing wllh another ham so m e­ where In the world, the ahort-wuvers send each o th e r c o n fir m a t io n cards lo prove that they did Indeed con­ verse. T h e y try to achieve gouls such as "W orked all states." " W o r k e d a ll c o n t i­ nents," nr "W orked all counties In the United States." " A ham Is never lonely," said Orlando It a m D o n A 11g o r . "There’s always some SCC Offers G.E.D.Tests Testa leading to u Florida H igh School equivalency Diploma w ill b e o f f e r e d at Seminole Community College August 26. 27 und 28. 1985. Eligibili­ ty for taking the G.E.D. exams must be com ­ pleted by August 16. P R E V I O U S S O L U T IO N : W hat la m o o m odifying than lo last that you h*v« rrutead lh a plum lor w ant o f Teat Orientation will be held on August 22 c o u t s g * lo kh a k t lha b e e r — L o g a n PbarsaR S m ith at 4 p m and 5 BLOOM CO UNTY m n i sis Hi «rx ' ea M ' I (W * | f u u _ ra i tZtJ e r hm wfla ru m ? I INTHB CIRCUIT COURT EIG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OR FLORIDA INANOFOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CASINO- it U1S CA** H FREEDOM LAVING) AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Florid# capital tlock tkkoctollen l/k/a CamBank lamina!* Ftainflff. MARK e HUNGER AND THE UNITED ITATII OF AMERICA Defendant* NOTICIOF ACTION TO AAARK ( HUNGER IM Heather Hill Longwood Flo>W* HIM Yau ere rsllflad that a mortgage toractoeure aclien hat baan toad again*! yeu and yau art required to tarva t copy ot yaur written detontat. If *n». to Fran* M Welti, Etguire al D e tR , M eed. E g e r le n . Blaedwarlh. Cepouano 1 Boierth P A . who** eddrett I* Pool Office Boa 1)44 Orlando. Florida. XMn. anar befer*lapi 11 IN) and life lha anginal win* Itw Clark ot MWt Court althar bafart earvlca an Flalallll’t attorn*, or immediately Ibar* ■Iter, other* la* a ieleutt will relief demanded In th* cam pielntor petition D A T E D ihl* tth da, *« Aug IN) D A V ID N B E R R IE S Clerk *4 Ih* Cawrl By ; Jean Brilfenl Deputy Clark Publlth Auguel 14. II. 2E. la g tornber 4. IfS) OBITS by Berke Breathed ( A i 'a t v n f Jtig'MCV m cauntt i* m m / M $f p .m . Legal Notice SW Cf NO CHM.iaarmm .m *WM>9e.fwu> fxmxcN«w 4Ni t tone M / y. Comet Viewing Guide Offered Three generations h a v e a w a ited the r e t u r n of an astronomical legend. H a l l e y 's C o m e t , which departed from out skies in 1910. Is approach in g Earth once again and will swing by In Ulc 1985 and early I960. To help Ihe public v ie w and e n jo y Halley's Comet. Sky A T e l e s c o p e m a g a z i n e has published a booklet telling exactly how to locale It In the sky. Such a guide Is nec­ essary because the comet will only be above Ihe horizon at c e r t a i n (lin e s o f night, and even then it wilt be loo dim to catch attention. Un­ fortu n ately. H alley does not come very near the Earth on this visit, so It will not be as spectacular os In past ages. See­ ing It at all may be a bit ofachullcngc. The booklet, titled " M r . Halley's Cornel." will enable anyone to find Ihe cornel on any date II Is v i s i b l e . T h e siep-by slrp instruc­ tions arc specially tailored for people who know absolutely nothi ng about a s tro n o m y . T h e b o o k l e t a ls o d e ­ scribes what cornels are. offers Ups on b u y in g and u sing binoculars or a tele­ scope for Halley, and tells how to photo­ graph II. The writing Is |unlor-hlgh level. Single copies may be ordered by sendI n g $ 2 i (i ‘ ‘ Mr Halley's Comet," Sky A Telescope. 49 Buy S t a l e R o a d , C a m h r Id g e . M A 02238. Bulk discount prices arc available on request. 1 T h e m a g a z in e stresses that Hulley will not lx- visible ul ull from cities, where lights wipe out thr view of ull but the b rig h tes t stars A good view will re­ quire complete dark­ ness a I u rural site. 7 1 -H e lp Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS S e m in o le O rla n d o * W in te r Park 322-2611 831-9993 7 cMiecHtive times 52C ■ line 10 cmtmsthre times 46C a Use Contract Balts Available 3 line* Minimum D EA D LIN ES N o o n The D a y B e lo re P u b lic a tio n S u n d a y - N o o n F rid a y M o n d a y * 11:00 A .M . S a tu rd a y 21— Pon o noli CRISIS P K U U H C Y CENTER ABORTION COUNSELING Frat Pregnane, T#*!), Cenlldentlel Individual o s a le fa a c e , C oll tar appabWment evening four* evtltobto ______ ___ m in i $100 REWARD 25— Spatial Notices a M A R Y K A Y C O S M ir iC I * Skincar* andcolor flair CONNIE m T7U 27-N urw ry & Child ce rt In my horn* Weak day* onl, Idyllwlld# a ria A i m baler* and eltor echool car* Cgtl 122 22VO****** CO U N TR Y C LU R R O A R E A Eaperlancad mom will bab, all In m , ham* Available anyllma Fenced yard, meal* Centclentioui cere 2)1 ?*** 33— R»al Esfata v* D IAN E L P A G E a lv lr .a la l. NO TICE OF ACTION IO J E F F R E Y L IH U I T E R R E t lO E N C I UNKNOWN M O NICA 1 IH U IT E R R ■ 1IDENCC UNKNOWN YO U A R E N O TIFIED M ai an action la taractoea a mortgage on to# following pro***, In S E M IN O L E Caunff. Florida Lai F. Stock J. NO RTH OR L A N D O RANCHES. SECTIO N LA. ac carding to to* p e l thereof a t record** In Plat Ben* 11. Paga )*. Public RacarO* al Samlnola Count, Florid* Nat baan Iliad again*I yau and D IA N E L P A G E and P A TR IC K P A G E end rau *rl required to tarva a cap, al four wrtftan d e te n te * . II a n ,, la It an C H A R L E S R G E O R G E . III. Sw ann and H addock, P A . P l a l n l i l l ' t attorn# ,. wNat* m ailing eddratt It IS) W**l Central Boulevard. Sul** 1100 P O Baa *40. Orlando. Florida XSSI 3449 on or bttara to* I) d a , of Sap! 1ft) and lit# toe original wlto to* Clark at ton Court aitoar batara m rv k a an P la to llir t ailorn*, ar Immadl a l* i, to*r*al*ar. etoarwlea a default will be entorad again*! ,o u tor to* relief demanded In H i* C a m p la ln l a n d F l n l Amendment I* Complaint or Pall lion WITNESS my band and eaal o4 mi* Court an to* *to da, at A*DAVIDN BERRIEN CLBRKOFTHE COURT R, JoanBrilfenl Deputy Clark PubiiN* Auguel 14. 11. M. Sap In fer A 1*0) D E I to N O TIC E PUBLIC H E A R INO Tn# City af Sanlord Racr* alien and Park* Department I* holding • public hearing on davalopm anl *1 IN* La# P Moor* Park Tuatda, night al F JO P M Auguel M. IN) In to* Sanford Civic Center Th* public It Invitod PubUth Auguel t. II. I t IX 14. lea) OBI 42 niMdi or m-eeae 111 par hour W* train Far a-ork In Sanlord are* call Tampa II) M 4/1)l_____ uiauNics Init*Itollon Salary bawd on a, pertonea plve benatlto Paid yacallan and halldayl » ) 222 4)41_______________ A L L T Y P E S JO B ) START W O RK NOW! UIBOfl / C W l M C f ■aatwoa e P r tuna 121-1593 ATTENTION HOMEMAKER)! Earn H par hr. par* tlm* Houe* of Lloyd Teyt/Glft* No product to handle Earn TRIP HAWAII Wlntar Ipgt 2), III), Sanlord Lake Mary 222IMP. Caaaelberry H7 tod) CASHIER * • Tbla* leg al petting e a * Real Idate Lkaweaf a W* ef*ar P rea Tuition •ad ce atlwuoo* T railin g I Call D kk ar V k k l tor detail* u n u i m im Full AVON EARNINGSW OW III O F I N T E R R I T O R I E S NOWIII CammniarK* ttor* Top Salary, hotpiteiliotion, i week vac* Hon ea ch I m o t . o th er benefit* Apply C o u n ts * * * Eaporlencad Part time tor a* Mar adult community In San lord Full lima In tha future Call tor appatotmanl ; 111 IA4t APARTMENT RESIDENT MANAGER For IVUnit Mutt Ba Eaplerenced IJHJII. i no fe e i Raporl ready tor work *1 4 AM 401 W 1*1 St Sanlord C h ild C a r t i n //*!*** Kayat at Florid* , Inc. f* Tear* Bap*rt»nc*t 1*1 N Laurel Ay*„ Sanlord I: N-4; IP. M F. ^ Av*n lUeuty C* Stort your own butinae* tor 111 22) NIP ))) IPlfl ! BEW ARE! S IS O p p o r tu n t t iB S M F O t t YOUR M O W YOUR Equipped PtwM ttudto In A lla monte Spring* p rice d lor quick **la due to lltnoaa Itea Greea Sad pep. great potential W rlN Bo* UK) Apopka FI W to le rteii ppoeeiiettor > i t — Monty to Land N IIO M O N EY T Iveryona doe* at tom* lim e II you own * home and have a job. It * eetler than you tolnk comcrowoM? AAA EMPLOYMENT D0CS87 CNAKC M UVMCf fLACIMCNT FtCI NO F R O B L I M I FRIIOLANOIR, INC. Tb* Mortgage Paiple ng B. Altaawnt* Drive L O A N O FFIC E PERSO N I S S N * eaparfenca needed I Yeur ipaclal Hair wlto peeyi* end etc fypbtg i Legal Notice FICTITIOUS N A M E Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged in butineti at ICto Rainer Dr . Altomonto Spr Ingt. Samlnol* County. Florida 12/14 under lb* llcliliou* name ol FLA POWER k ENERGY MARKETING, end lh*l I intend to regltfer told name with th* Clerk al ih* Circuit Court. Samlnol* County. Florida In accordance wlto to* provltiont el lha Flctiliout Nam* Statute* To nil Section P4S0* Florida Stotvt** IV*/ Robert E Furnarl Publlth Augutl top-ember 4. lea* oei // It. II. A t t lS T ANT R E C IP TIO N IIT E e t a lla a l ca m p e n yl Veer ckaec# f* learn all a lik e procedure* Pleatewt M u ra l A C C O U N TIN G SECRETARY *y la* petdl Baeke ar* all yau neodl Variety will ket* yau totoreetodl lifab liebed t d a d •aclllfy I II** k* wk N* typtagl Owed cam men tewae and a knack tor H*ore« toot * all yeu need here I 323-5174 C8&H A L L CLAIM S A N D O B JE C T lO N l NOT SO F I L E D WILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publkettan af tolt Noi-c* hat begun an Augutl 14. lets Per tonal Rapreeanlaliv* PAM SHOFKOM Md D are in Orlv* Altomonto Spring*. F L 22/41 Altar nay lor Par tonal Hegratenlettva Barren J Owen J r , Ctguire BOGIN MUNNS M U N N 1 S SIMON P O BeaHE/ Orlande Flo rld elW Pl Telephone ID) 42S ISIS Pubnth A u g u tlt4 .il IM) OCI SO D ELIV ER Y CO UN TER TR A IN EE He* M wb Move ep In Hut company la al I Tram cam k Company O C UYCRY H f I f N eeded Chau Hour* L leant* required A-*pi, at Bedcock Furniture. M*0 S, Hwy |2-4|, ■217127 _____ OR IV E IL/H E LP E R Per retkkentlel tenlletton route Valid chaultaurt Ikon** nac v*car, Good working candl Hone and banafllt Apply In per ton tws. US Hop* St, E X E C U TIV E SECRETARY W llh ar without thorfhandl P r e l e r r e t i y W A N G w ard p re x e tto rt Needed In th* Lake M ary Area AAlaat Temporary Service* _________ 22i/*ee________ CIECUTIYE StCICTABY S u p e rio r thill* In typing, ihorthand, office manegment Eaportonca wlto computer or willing to leern Hour* I to I Good bonelll* Salary *c carding to tklll* and eaparl anew Reeume1la: F L A U N IT ED M E T H O O IS T S C H ILD R E N HOME POBaaeae* a. Fla 11/2) Eaperlancad In tale*/ Earn CASH or- ih* weekend* telling cologne and coemetkt I 20 to ) P M Saturday and Sunday C a ll La Fra g ra n ce *• 1 Ob* 722 4114 _______ - Fu ll and p ari tlm* potlilon available In lull earvlca child car* canlar Maturity and ftonca and training a plut Apply between 0 A M 1 P M p t I M S Oak Ave . Sanford Top ealary. hetpllalliatlan. other benefit* Call bullnet* office tar Into 22) 2442 H E L P W A N T E D : Pert Hi poetlbl, full time Will tr< Apply In per ton al Stuck* I 4444 HONEST DEPENDABLE People to work In Conyen tonI Store* Paid vacation, group In iu ron co available P e l, g rap h req u ired A pply In per ton U P Champ Food Store*. Ul W Hwy HM. W**t el 1/4. Altaman HOUSEKlE PEE Eaponenced tar tento community In Sanlord Mutt be raaponelbto Coll 211 U40 JA Y 'S HAIR1TYLINO Help wanted E aportonced In all c horn leal work Start Immadl atoly. Non d ltcrlm ln alo ry. Call 21) S227 IITOXN Hf I f E ■parlance pralarrad Call Cato Sorrento between 1 X A 4 OB pm 122 *423__________ * KITCHCH UTILITY * B ILLIN G ASSISTANT 1* A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A FR O E A T E DIVISION Fife H um bert! ft) C P IN RE E S TA T E OF SUSAN ST H E A R T . Deceated NOTICE OF ADM INISTRATION Th* a d m in ltlra lio n *1 Ihe •ttola el SUSAN ST H E A R T d e ce a te d . F ile N u m ber ** 111 CP. l ! pending In IN# C ir c u it Court lo r Spmlnol* C o u n t , . F lo r id # P ro b a t* Oivieton. to* addrett el which It P O Dreeer C. Room 10) Pro bet* Sen lord, Florida 22//1 04)* Th* name* and addrettat Ol to* perianal reprttantaliv* a n d Ik* p t r t e n a l r a p r * tentative * attorney *r* tel forth be-ow A ll Inleretled par tun* * ,* required to HI* wilh ton court WITHIN T H R E E M O N TH S OF THE FIRST P U BLIC ATIO N OF THIS NOTICE III a ll claim* ageintl to* atlet* and 111 an, *b|*cli*n b , an In le re tle d par ton an wham tot* M i c e eat ter ved to il challenge* the valid tty at to* will, th* guailfkalw nt *1 th* perianal r*pr*t*nlativ* venue tr luritdKlton el to* DATA ENTRY/PROCESSINO SPECIALIST Medic*I back ground naceeeiry Salary will be batad on your evpartanca Far Intormelton call Bill a! a-JN) ________ _ GAS ATTENDANT Only *2 Repstrition CALI 323-5176 CO N STR UCTIO N S E C R IT A R V 11*4*4 weak Sm llal Can t lr u c lle n *r R e e l 1*1*1* beckgreend O raell He d*wbt lb* bet* need* rev I C R ED IT! |ilm* E<perfenced help Product -on lap *Nop Owntr*n*p*n*H*n 211 1424 ■ EXPERIENCED ONLY Avia lion Mechanic*. Steel metal •iructural, and electrician Apply In period Milton Air. Building 4142, Sanlord Airport WHY N Y J5—BusiriGls lev* Cawafrurtfea W ert art A Laban. A ll Trod** I Call Naw Horl rent 221 / » CO SM ETOLOG IST A IIC M D < TM )« IK Lett akunk In Hidden Lake L lv* Oak Blvd and Wee Myrhoaro* Call H I MW tent* genuine C em pafer O p e ra le r A Pr# gram m ar C a ll New Heel n r a 111 /X* _________' apply praeactlve coating on cart, boat* and plana*. 11 to LOST- I Beagle* F r id a , Aug 2 no** Per# a* Sanford Reward 12)4004 Par* tlm *. Could pottlbly work In!* lull lima petition Exporlanca nacauary Apply #1: m W 24th SI Monday thru Friday, between * am and ) pm. OuM Care Teacher Fulirpart •Im* p o t lilo n M a t u r it y , knowledge ol chUdrgn a muet. Training- aip. pralarrad Happy Acre*. Ofeacter, Elam* Ul Acrylic Applicator* needed to 23— Lost A Found LAppitonc* m m K O K IU fU com m o n 71— H*1p Wanted le g a l Notice IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E E IG H T E E N T H JU D ICIAL CIRCUIT 1E M IH 0 LE C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A CIVIL ACTION NO.: a* w t a C A a a o A M E R I C A N P IO N E ER L I F E IN 1U RAN CE CO M P AN Y , ale Plaint iff. O R IV ER N E E D E D - Valid Fla 11cent* F u ll lima employ man* Apply Alternative TV CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 lis t* ................ 67C a Im* HOURS 3 consecutive time* C1C s Use 8:30 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon CHILD C A R E W O R K E R • AF ternoane. *>p*rtonc*d pro ferred Call N JE A M 4 00 P M 222 1V» van pro II MANAGER TRAINEE Full Neman* tor *11 *apart* at Managamoat Salary great toe•*■!** program1 Callage WAREHOUSE TRAINEE M•* to wttb a* eiper fence neededI Leern a lentailk had* and mab* top deHart, to*I TOOHJUY TOO UST! Ha Pi |rhr( TM WraBI Dteceunt Few 2Wk* Salary 2523 S. FRENCH AVE 323-5176 * NOISEI * P ari lim a Kitchen cleaning a food prep w ill train will! -earner Apply between » A A M only Senior Cm ten I 11rowawt Center ID ttoa _____ B O B LABORERS Reliable worker* needed tor flrtt mitt I Temporary Service* 2lt tea* UMDSUft UU0BEI5 d> Hour Week, time and halt tor overtime Call IT? (122 Llv* to Light drinking Retarancei re gu-red Call 222 2)/*_______ M en ta lead lim b i in Ira* b u t in a it 14 so per haur Phon* 22) 2224__________ MEDICAL OfTICE INSURANCE IILLIRC CLERK Submit return* to 140) Medical Plata. Sulto m Sanlord. FL 2 2 7 / 1 ____________ NURSES AIDES All tnifto Good etmoepher* and banafllt Apply al 0* •ary Manor. 4* N Hwy 1//72. OeBary EOt GREAT MONEY POTENTIAL Invest In a Fun Business with Our Quality Vendors No Selling. W« sat awarythlng up. You mak* all th* profit. Yotj stock name Ofand products such as M4M's. Snlcktft. Mata Bars. Frlto g ate • Pla n I ‘ 9,187’ * • Pla n II *16,170“ • P lan III '27,825“ • Plan IV '34,650“ • Plan V '50, 137 “ Required Investment Juica, hot foods 8 other vendors avaiiaOi* Also b-goGf plans tor quAiitlgd buyers 915-675-0305 T E X A S 1-800-433-0149 USA L 9 9 ■ * * �Ev e n in g H fra ld . S in io rd . F I . KIT 'N* CARLYLE «by Larry Wrlghl 71— Help Wanted t3— Rooms for Rent Office Half- AH Kinds! Furafthod Roam la P rfv o lt Noma I pantor, u j , work Utumat inciudad m u n Call Now Hortiono........ mi 7X0 OPERATOR TRAINEE P latfle tit r u t lo n t E ip e r l tnc* preferred 1*1. Bid. 1 B d •h lft. I t M Jo w ott L*n». PlaltIC P r o t l t * s _____ 0MTT1m Raid Track Drmi Call Mew Horlyowo .... H I 73M P A N T R Y / DINING ROOM W ORKER Full Itm* Ior Jtutw Rttlre monf Commsmity E i p h w k i doUred P k o w n t appaoranct and personality required Will co n s id e r tr a in in g w illin g *PP*Ydt: H OW ELL P LA C E » Airport Bird ...... h t a n n lllF M Mon Frl O r call ....................... m n u P A R T TIME* Careful. gontk andtrwrgottc lady, living noar downtown Vantprd. ta car* lor o l d o r t y t a m I •I n v a l Id, momingt. A l l Nurtlng u n it helpful Rop'r to B o i 101 c 0 E v t n ln g H a r a ld . loo N Franco A v a , Sanford. Fla nm TOS— DuplexTriplex/ Rent Prlvtla Room pratan HmaH. I child OK PHca negotiable m w Slooping room 145 pa Kttchan/lagndry prlvllagat Caii m u n ______________ TH E FLO R ID A H O TEL SOOOak A v an u a ..... H I A104 ^aaaonaMaJJtaa*lj^RAla^_ A V A I L A B L E NOW Furm ihodStudk Apartments O ta Badraem Apfi T wo Badroom Aptt SAJIFOROCOURTAPTS. 373-1311 diHorwd Adult* only, no ptft REALESTATE SALESPEOPLE Faro Aptt tar Samar Ctttiant lllP a lm a t t o A«a J Cowan NoPNonACaltt Hkgk Earning* Potantlall Modarn offlca In o tco lk n l lecattan Comptata training program Haw dlvttlon at aid established firm. Call now tor dataila on pMa ta ri wart Ing condition* and >a aacura rour lutura Jim Ralfarty ........ 174 4AM Levaty I Bdrm carpal, cleat In downtown. I l l par waek So curify dapmlt SXQ Call H I OAHor H I P047____________ SA 00 par Hava r tquara 111 4110. SUPERMARKETASST. MGR. E tparHncad m grocery, moat. A produce dtp's Polygrapn required Apply llt h A Park Ava , Park A Shop A U lor Joaer SadH_____________ Tired at Jeh Hunting! C a ll F u t u r a i th e y have hundredt ot HA apanlngt for Ihote who want to work ATS 4*0 CEM EN T W ORKERS A H E L P E R S * E i c t l k n t pay Start right away 474 4100 D E L I V E R Y H E L P E R S - no a. parlenca neceaaary Full time Good starting par 47a 1100 Lftftftft tor U M por month with tttOdftpottt Call m m i Efficiency32IS mo 3200sec Small garage apartmant ter ana w arklng adult. Lady pro tarred S7I par weak pit > Ml Call H I 1*17 I bdrm dtlutA Adult*, no pat*, dir. qukt redden* 1*1 AHS/mo 4 dapmlt 111 M l* 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent BAM BOO CO VE APTS M AE Air part Bird I Bdrm . I B alk..............U M ma 1 M r m .. 1 AaNk.............SHS ma p h o n e ......................... m »m i • COUNTRYSETTING• Large I A 1 Bdrm Aportmowts Advil Lek** law Fam ily Paaldda AmUblg Nn.Oyen Htoktnds IM M E D IA T E O P EM IN O S C o n trol Con it ruction lab Good pay. I7I4M0 T R U C K D R tV R N A tong haul tm m adlakl Good driving ra card Over 7! art 4X0 L O C A L D R I V E R S - Straight truck* Good pay Start right away art a m R EC EP TIO N IST. O P FIC E H E L P E E S . C L E R K S . CRT O P E R A T O R S - Im m a d la le opening* Good pay teak* Call arg a m n o w i M A R I N E R 'S V I L L A G E I bdrm U10. 1 bdrm AMO and up I Adult* only H I M70 Q u id I Bdrm In older araa Prater adult* 1700 par month, plut tTOO tecurlty dapod I Call H I taw ___ SHENANDOAH VILLAGE 1 Bdrm Uuplei with Pool 3J40 S3SO Adult* A F tm llk * Walcamal SIM Security Deposit Call..... - ..........................m m * S p a c lo u t A p a r lm a n li Lakalronl. pool. knnl*. adult*, no pal*, laundry Starling at O B t i m . Call H I 0)47 k «aa I and 1 bdrm Alta furnltnad afflckncy tram *71 waak AIM dapotn No pat* Call m *X7 S I P M 41S Palmetto________ ] Bdrm , } bath, central air, all appHancaa pool F lr t l and ■acurity A431 par month Call HI AA51 attar I P M _________ } bdrm I bath Oalui* Apart man I Airg mo AIM aacurlty dap Ono Month Froal H I AIM 1 Bedroom O upka Cantral heal and air. carport. U M par month plua ABC aacurlty Call HI 0**1 W E L D E R S Certified E ic e lk n f pay leak* Call today ATS AMR P A IN TER S A P A IN T E R H E L P E R S - I m m fd la t A apanlngt good darting pay Call today Art a x o D R Y W A L L- With or without • ■ p a r la n c e I m m a d la lt apanlngt Good pay Call ta day ATS 4X8 M A ID Saturday* Winter Sag* C leaning A torn# Ironing Mutt have local rot Eva* A e o ikonds. A00 0031__________ TR U C K D R IV E R M u d have Chauffeur * IKarwa lor local d e liv e rk t J T . Orala Pr» dace. BIM 7Q.____________ TRUCK DRIVERS REEDED Pari lima A full Hma F C L. Good driving record Be ebk k po«d OPT phydeal S4» S4A1 ‘ W A R EH O U SE W O R K E R S Need Id Imm adlakly, a b k to lift X lb* Mutt bo roliabk. own Irantpor latlon Patm an an l pod Hon tAavar a F i t TEMP PERM____ 774-1341 W u i Nbr s i 3 h t M y Call New Mar lien* H I M M NeMm Nftb EipariaK*Call Now Hor lions____ HI 7X0 Work Whan Want AAA T E M P Ta h kg Appiicotkn* Now NO FEEI CAII V A L L T - - ...............H I 0K7 J25 Bonn with this *d! Naadad Imm adlakly Nurtlng Atdttant* and L ive In Cam pan Ian* I year experience required M E O IC A L P E R S O N N E L POOL xsatgatu E O E ........... ......... M/F/H/V AXE a weak k train hdl and pari Hma petition* Call H I tm Butina** OratA Required ♦1— Apartments/ House to She re tr k m a k to ih a ra 1 1 *H SX0 month t- V* a Metric C o U T O IIP Wanted I k m a k k there a 1 bdrm home with 1 adult* SIX par me ♦ 17] utilth** Call hi m i 93— Rooms for Rent C b rk tk a Apt* B Hama* TV. kitchen, laundry, maid. SM w k.Bup O rt a O S M B / a O M k Room tar rant Elderly pro k n a d Full haute prlvllagat . SM par waak l/J u tllllk a I W ■ N w K i.m i» in r. SAN FO R D Furmthpd room* by Maid tarvlea Cell H I 4X7 AT PM 411 Palmar** Av* King tit* water bad Complete Oak ftnlth U M Will deliver a n d h e lp t a t up C a l l : *0* 71* 177*_________ _____ 101— Houses Furn ish e d / Rent Waklva Rlvar View t Acc**4II 1 bdrm , II* acre, wooded private, fenced Nona OK A l l ! mo Eva 111 *47* I Bdrm Ham# W/Screened Perth- Complete privacy t u t wk w lJSO aac H I TM* or 171 t*J:___________________ 103— Houses U nfurnished / Rent Baaulllul 1 bdrm 1 balh . knead yard, calling loot, vertical* wathar B dryer U7S me *14 *784______ __________ __ D E L T O N A 1 bdrm dining *ra*. •mall porch, conlrol air hoot carpal U1S mo t AXO sec No pat* Available new 574-1040______ H ID O IN L A K E ' 1 bOrm . 1 balh. air. chlldran O K . *4*1 par month * A1SS dap H I 1117 or I lf SdOlatk lor Kevin __ a a * IN D E L T O N A a a a * t H O M E * FO R R E N T a a a a PA-IMA a *______ HEW HOMES FOR RENT Energy BH tckat 1 b d rm . I hath P o lk Hemal «*»lkd k B schooit Lab* M ary 1/4 E m 117— Commercial Rentals 141— Homes For Sale Ratal I B O tfka Spec* X0 vp to 1.000 *q It alto ttornga avail * b k 177 ta n ______________ LO CH ARBOR A R E A 4 bdrm . 1 bath, fireplace, new root s c r e e n e d p e r c h , d o u b t* gar eg* AM MO Day* 111 tu d , *v *l n it t b * ._________ Sanford Ratal I or attic* tpacat. up to t.000 tq n with addi tlo n al ita ra g * ipac* tm m a d la t* o ccu p a n cy C a ll 111 0444.A M or *04 X 1 1000. ifta r 1PM 121— Condominium Rentals kaniard i extern . I barn, pool w ither dryar Ottwr *m#nl Ik* U U m e . I A ll 4047 d a ta k Chock th*«e Nairn at i a F ra il Fra* R oM g orokr a Oarage a Ante Star eg* A Wa M ar /Dryer Cannactka* O Oil/ n s y m e ff Cluldran B Pat* Walcam* Samar CttUaw* Otn o wnt 321-3827 1 bdrtn . I knee, gar eg*. BITS month pi ut 1 bdrm . *131 1 b d rm . AMI F lrtl, 1**1. tac Nal ***771 41H e r X * H I M SI ova* I bdrm . I plut AXO MCUTHy la a ta ap ik n aval labia CaM H I too* 1 bdrm 1 bath. Iamity ream, terranad parch, knead yard. *471 par month Coll H I 1431 I B d rm , I bath, knead yard AXC par man CeE i B W M . 3 EWim. |bath Goa appHoncot Call H I MM altar 1P M _________ _____ 3 B d rm . 3 bam large living ream with fireplace 1 bikt A v a i’abM Aug 1*1 Sax lu ll ivil A security )/) AJ.t 1 B d r m . t c r a a n a d p * ll* . Chlldran O K A*X par month Cell AM t i l l lan iard 1 bdrm . I bath Handy M a n Spec!*) 100 It *q werkthop Hug* let W alk er C ro it Realty, tnc . R ra lta r...........................1110171 C A S S E L B E R R Y i act# loned PR I MS 000 W Melictowtki R EA LTO R H I Ttbl 183— T elevision / R ad io / Stereo LAKE HARNEY AREA H ♦ km . Rd u Fron f*9« 111ft ft ftll 1h9 Mrfty bft L to Jardftn' % Slough UuiQ 000 TCKM St Dbfoteit R t a i E s t a t t , tnc. Lo o m T t m t ta EH Toar N m 4 a! Farmshgifor Unfutnnhid. Carport*..............Private P a tk t Luth Landtcapmg Pat* CMIdran W A T E R BED S A C C E P T E D I Call •••••*•*•aadd 321-1911 1 Bdrm. 1 bath with wathar and d ry e r O verlooking L a k a l Pino Ridgl Club. Sanford *471 par month Call Pam H137W batwaan I 00 A M * X P M Offices to Rant Rpaaanabk and convantont X I N Maple Sanford H I 10*0 141— Homes For Sale H ALL •fftltV IMC . ftlftiTftft 1%ItIRT IIH IN K I CO O L' S P A R K LIN O POOL w/knead <* acr* and large 1 bdrtn hemal Hug* matter b d rm F lr t p l a c t l C a n tra l h a t l/ a lr l 1 w a r k t h a p il Attum* n* qualifying ml I n I 533ooa C O M M A H D IN D B R IC K F I R E P L A C E coma* with thiv 1 Bdrm . 1 balh hem al Hugh H a lt ' lamlly ream I Larp* tcraan ad patlat B a a a tlla l knead earner tail Fanattic fln a n cln g l C a ll u* quick) AH AM BATEMAN REALTY Ltc. Real E tta k Braktr S A l AS ASSOC W A N TE D ! 1A40 Santard Av* 323-5774 S A N FO R D D U F L E X 7171113} Higfiliw n Owntr irv|. no , no pointt | Bdrm * I bfttti, 9#<fi ftpftrt imwtiif OVtY 3..000 !<| if 4 y ri • td K lt c h t fi ftppliftncfttf Cftfitrftl htftl i-nd •if., Cftffwf, **'•(*% Rftntftl Income IftOO tnonflily. Appelntma«iil only Owner m*Q*7 I I I T0U N E E D TO KNOW IN REftt ESTITE STENSTROM S in lo td 's S ilt s L t id t t KISH REAL ESTATE (305) 321 0041 *11W. llth Street Santard. FI H77t REALTO R L A R O E MOME . L A R O I L O T Quiet tir oat F ii up B ta vt big I 1 Bdrm . 1 balh at 1411 Vale Priced k tall AM too CALL BART R E A L E S TA T E R E A L T O R ____ 131 latd • Y OW N ER Baautlful horn* in Loch Arbor 1 bdrm , 1 bath, great room w/built In B B Q g rill Ooubk garage, cantral h a a t/ d tr A ll a p p lld n c a t I I I III A t iu m a b lt F H A m n rlg a g * Na q u a lify in g H I 11*4__________________ Ottaan < bdrm . 1 bath on 5 acre* with horM barn and patturt 174 wo Now Ham** Naar Ottaan ] B d rm , I bath. air. heat. 1)7 000 U M0 down include* d o tin g to tft Payment* ot UM) par month C O U N TR Y W ID E R E A L T Y Bag. R E brabtr ......... m m i Alb Hwy 411. Otl idb. Fid. By (bu n t 1 b d rm . 1 bath Large tot Spec .out 1700 *q It u n d er ro o t s i.O M down, a ttu m a b k mortgage In city. Sanford Set WO Day 777 SX7. Eva*. MI0M 7 ____ new borne Ckse k 14 **d I tewiur. 1 bdrm.. knead k l. SI*.***. WE LIST AN D S E L L M O R I HOM ES TH AN A N T O N I IN NO RTH SEM INO LE C O U N TY W HY NOTI 1 bdrm IV* bath ham* with laatral air/heat, paddle Ian*. Split Bdrm p4aa. percht 547.10* O R E AT BUY I 1 bdrm 1 bath hame with diMng ream, parch, shade tree* Cawvenient to I 144 OOC I ftcrtt with Farm ingtcin Itrvni I ftcrtt Mobil* o * , t«nc9d hftf liftll |7f tOO COUNTRY WIDE R i A I T Y R n > f Br oM*f . . m 1)11 4 1 Nwy A ll. Osfw n Flft I I ftcrti In fh» City of Lftkr MJiry on th» wnith tnd of itti St (wlfhm fh« city limits) UlOOOcftth II intftfftttftd. CftH 3)1WTO 5TEM PHR t Bdrm . | Bath VMIa Better than new! Vertical bund* In r b ln g e r a la r B ra n d new c a r p e t l C o rn er unit with parage S3* BOB Prim e Betld'aq Let I 0« Senior* I S7Mb with eat In kiKhan. large living room. In deer laundry, double car garage, ce ntra l dir/ heel U V .t M will finance I O T H E R HOME*. LOT*. A C R E A G E . IN V E S T M E N T PROPERTY C A L L A N Y T IM E R E A L T Q R ___ _______ 333 AHI LIST WITH USI TR EA SU RE ISLAND JE W E L R Y 144))* S. SANFORD A V I C A L L ........................... H I AIN T r a ik r in exelient condition I ■ 4 i I ft Uved tor moving ervloved U M HI ISX II 000 BTU Air Conditioner wall unit temperature control, I spaed Good condition! SAl II cu Inch Rttrig good condi lion Needs door switch 140 Call 4l*er 4 171 7004 184— O ffice Supplies / Equipm ent 71 Chevy Luv Truck sell In "a* Is" condition 5700 Motorcy c k H M Washing machine S7S i n 7444 1 bdrm a balh, Al John* River, pool, tennis clubhse A more U4.100 by owner *A* 4411 181— A pp lian ces / F u rn itu re Applliisce* F i r Sale all In t ic t lk n l candiltan & hilly georaMead ............. ..... I ll 4 m SPACIOUS LIVINOI 3 bdrm I both hem* with e itre large living roam. Split Bdrm Plan, family ream with bar. duttoq etllltyf St) 100 new wicker furniture 111 IHA 1ft B u tto n w ith w ir r f t A f y Utod C H f F i * r n D^tki chair* fftbtftt. booftcata filft cab . t y p e w r it e r , p h o rifl a n t m erhine )22 4/11 NATIONAL AUTO SALES A d d itio n s A R em odeling IEM00CURG SPECIALIST BU ILD IN GS an ttaai M * I X 111**0 *0 > IM 17**40, other* fro m U 11 *q ft 1 3*1 ITAHcotkctl *04437 1111 Realty R S A L T O R I O pow lO oysl 149— Commercial Property / Sale C O M M ER C IA L SP E C IA LIS T R O A M . B A L I . J R P.A. R E A L T O R ---------------- m o t : * O tfk o flu'(ding *1 1435 S Park Avo X37 *4 ft Am ple park mg *•4) 000 Call H I S IX 71 Mend* G o o d condition Complete overhaul! 1 V0O xo Humphery Rd . Labe M ary 79 Honda 7M Nice! Will II nance Slat) Gregory Mobile Home* H I 1X0____________ Vehicles / Campers I *W E WILL B U Y * a a a YOUR U t E O C A R e e • C A L L PHIL BE t IIS • 199— Pets & Supplies 239— M o to rcycle s and B ikes 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l ★ INSTANT CASH ★ 111? FAN T R A I L E R Good con dlllon. fully equipped Full bathroom sa Ability Kenrteii Dog boarding Country Atm«n|»h#re Reetcvs a b le H a i t i 1 )1 2 2 ) 0 dm 111 1AM C O U R T E S Y PONTIAC 111 H i t 243— Ju n k C a rs USED C A R S Affect tonal# young female dog i w i i good home 121 44}7 T H I B E S T IN T O W N E -Z T E R M S FREE KITTENS ill Untile TOP Dollar P aid for Junk ft Uied c#rt. tru ck ! 1 hftftvy equipment )22 W 111 SMI 1984 ALLIANCE a rc 2 W»., AIR • B B B S FO R ESTATE C o m m e r c ia l or R t t ld a n lla l Auction* A Appraitalt Call Dali t Auction ID M X e n r o l l i Ia s s l e s ? 215— Boats and A ccessories DISCOUNT AUTO SALKS Baylinar U IIM Capri Cuddy M a n y emir A ll 14 000 best __ quick otter II7 0M1 ★ DAYTONA AUTO * ★ AUCTION * • We (fom Finance o Down Payments tw o and Up • Trade Ini Accepted IIIOI Yveocli A re F I B E R K I N G 1« Hbergla**.' teeili YNreugh Mlndt^iel^ Tilt frailer. A* H P Uerc engine *350 A l i o loofting fo r m i f r p 311 1815 'B B S 1977 GREMLIN 'I t s CAMAR0 *1999 1978 FORD LTD Every Thur* M ile e tt M P M * W here A n y b o d y * * Can Buy or Sell I * BIO Y A N D SALK A little of everything' Setufdey only t AM t IllftW I Rd It WAGON 1976 CHEVY rustic AUTO A U C T I O N 217— Garage Sales 1979 CICVY MONZA 2 DR. Hwy ft) ........ Daytona Beach • e • e e HeMt a e • e • a *1499 4 DR. 1975 MERCURY MONARCH Far mere delalls 11*4 H I AHI a na |B a a R ft# RE POSSESSION* Yard SftVft Corner )4ffi 4 ford A w , Friday Aug tftfh 9 to 8 Small mem t lolhet. lean g irlt ciottset if*fro and m u celli S A N FO R D M OTOR C * Aad Credit f A N# Credit f e Slew Credit! * Have * |*b a and seme ca th f YARD U L l 3*1* Magnolia Ave (Of of Jfm Vf I August Iftlh Ifin 3 A M t (Some furniture included! AM C JEEP W* have Finance Co B Cert Call How ard................. I ll 4471 SM S. F r e n c h A v * . in o n W o H an dk Ball Of Was Electrical Landclearing P ain tin g C O N TEM P O R A R Y E LEC T R IC C o m p k k E k clrica l Sorvico* T V B Telephones U l 1177 TH O RNE L A N D C L I A R I N O F IL L D IR T R C L A V • SH ALE B H A U LI N G 771 141) Painting In k f lo r / E ik r k r Ittier trxos A R aM nabk Vary E t ik b k ... H I 4*17 I I I H Ike W hok I L URK COAST. 322 7029 F inarsong A«ail*4uo Appliance Repair AArra AppliMci Sgrvic* )4hr Aarvka M* E it ra Chargsl I T T r E « i__**d**H; ll* ** H Carpentry General Services R O B E R T ! O R IEN I C a n tra l* B M iln lo n a n c * S p ecia list In E k c l r ic a l B Pneumatic Controk 717 *70* Home Improvement Coll tor 4 Bulking B Mo Jo* Too Email III B u rk * La __________ M l A4H________ Lawn Service Paving Lir a Mow1*|-----lew Prices ta to t________ A l A ifh a N Paving, lasc. Grading a paving, atphall r* pairs, m *I coaling, fralllc markings, drlvow ayt B park In g k lt Fro* as! 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Santord HI 47*7 W ILLIS NOAAE R E P A IR Plumbing lft l Qr i M t Lm r Ca j * At Affordabk Prices H I Af/l a M c C U L L A R ttO M I t a Ail typo* of carpentry B re modeling 17 yrs tap Call Ik h o rd G ro ta HI x n C a rp e t New Smyrna Death Distress Sdkf- Ocoonfrent I bdrm . t balh furnished large Condo Can anytime! S4ntord Av* B 17th St 111 **71 O a B iry A u k B Marine Saks Acres* the river, top el hill I tl Hwy 1711 OaBary *44 AMI Peter But CO E l»7t. American Dealer 1070. w ill negotiate price Call 40» 0777 To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 1*44 PARR A V I . 141— Resort Property / Sale No Credit? WE FINANCE W A LK IN .......... ..D R IV E OUT 237— tractors and Trailers AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB It you art kaMwg h r i u< ce ta M carter M Rant I s in k . Stanttrtm Realty h k ahing k r you Call Lae Albriqn! fuday #• t n M M . I vsntnqi H I MU 1 Bdrm .1 bath, good condition b u t step, u tility b u ilding, torse*, tip Rm , Fireplace 1X0 oq H Qualify F H A or Bid Cftdtl? 191 — Building M aterials W ILL BUILO TO SUIT! YO UR LO T OR OUR1I E X C L U S IV E A B E N T FO R W IN IO N O DEV C O R F. A C EN TR AL FLO RIO A L E A D E R ! M O R E HOM E FO R L E U M O N E Y I C A L L TOOATt 322-2420 * 1171Chevy pick Up t i> ton Mechanical perfect New fire* *1000 firm Call HI 71*0 after* P M______________ CONSULT OUR SHOW THIS O N I I I bath hem* wrm Split Bdrm. Pl*n. dining *re*. cealral air/haat Let Mar* *1 E i t r a ill C A LL AN Y TIM E A4 F I X AC V* Over Drive. I owner. *7 MO |n#g ) New Tire* HI U tlo r* 7 | *4*7 2 3 1 -C a rs ft!) W1 TO P QUALITYI 1 bdrm 1 balh heme with Eat tn Kitchen, built In wet bar, screened ream, privacy kneed yard, it 1*1.*0* A G E N E V A O SCEO LA AD A IO N C O FOR M O R I L E I f 1 4 i r l Country N ad * Wall Naud an paved Rd M \ Down 1* Yf» p tI I X t From Itl.SMI Chevy Customiied Ven 1077 Hytrigarator lin k U4tS or best offer 7M M M BU SINESS T E L E P H O N E S ITT ft A Muslin* O k u .‘At Etcerf OL. Laaded S4M Oewn. Small Me p a fm e a t C H IC O B T H E MAN Iff a*** 235— T ru c k s / B u s e s/ V a n s I Chair*, tablr. wrought iron. lao Call 11)0741 attar 4 X P M 213— Auctions L lkllm a adult Park................... Lot Rants *l*» HI* Includtt Water Garbage Pick up Yard Maintenance Immediate Occupancy Orpgary AAoGfk Hama* i l l IM* 111 1 bdrm . I balh Screanad porch Portly furnished I acre plua Totally fenced Separate deeds Wallace Cress Realty R*dll*r............................ HI AIM X Zenith IS" color taiavitlon O l g Inal price over sam Balance du* 17*4 00 c t ih or l#k* over payment* U l month Stilt In w at r a n ly NO M O N E Y DOWN. Fraa home trial, no obligation Cal! A41 5304 day o r n ia h f ^ • week* old 1 5 7 -M o b ile Hom es / Sale R I A L T O R _____ _____ tt> t n a 81*11011 mO'btl* homt « fra 13» 000 BARREL TABLE 6 CHAIRS. WbN St C m prn i__1215005 R A V E N N A P A tK - 1 bdrm . IW bath cant haat B dir. Art too By owner/taktman l i t i m . Ev* *B Weekend* 1 4 ftc rti. H igh and dry. wooded I*** front on p«*»d ro*d 111 000 with |10 000 iid tN W V it n REALTY-REALTOR is M n u is n iH t f iiV im iir t R I'T ftert ffftctft. from t H . MO TftfiWi i'Y fterfi, E h M rp riM roftd High ftoddry woocMd IJV «00 F H A V A S P E C IA L ! I B d rm . IW balh. cantral air. garag*. la n c a d y a r d , k it c h e n equipped, built in bar 1 141.00* 321-07SV Eve. 322-7643 S P E C IA L OF TH E W E E K 11 kl ting with Bequally Emerald* U M a I* kt ring with A le v a m k rlk and Diamond* 5400 O I 50 ct Diamond SI I color U .1M Rtaflot M l S iilh t n f liM i Av« Tltirtvilk w m ....... )8> <fH I ftcrftfsftrcfti U » 0 Tt»mi ■77 ttonda' Civic 7 dr M B , a speed 4 c y l . am, tm, rww tire* A paint H I 4*17 after 7__ a * * CO LO R TELEV IS IO N * a 153— A crcag e_____ L o is/ S a lt_____ 7} Bulck Electro Loaded I New tires, air ihockk Immaculate No Rust seal U l l i l t F u n h A W a g n a ll’ t E n cyclopedia New X Volum e! 5100. firm Opaque Protector S I A M Seer ik. Include* 1 1H W bulb* SIM 111 1147 ......___ m M il 151— Investm ent Property / Sale S IN G LE STORY LIVING SANTORO REALTY Call I redden la ke It* Wlldwond Dr 1 bdrm 7 bath dbl garag* porch , central a ir Super C k a n i At*umabk 541300 REALTO R M AR V IN K L A I L *47 AIM___________ or J tl 7SA7 it A pt*c* Living Room tu ik good condition U M 1 gl*tt and chroma tablet Brand new S’ » Call 171 4477 44 Plymonth Valiant m 4 c y l . tinted power, tk ra o Mutt t*e S4O0 or bait offer CAII H I b*n______________ 223— M iscellaneous WILSON DRIER FURNITURE 111 H I E . ftf 1*41 CAM ARO B E R L I N S T T E Power % Haring power brake* Am F M S lt r t o and mar* 111 000 M u lt ta ll Gaffing m err lad 1Call H I Sail______ Naud Crib*. Playtran* Baby tu rn ltu ra . clo th in g Good Price* After f PM H I 1741 U**d Wathar* P a rk B Service tar K in m a ra t_______ HlbAfT, M O O N E Y AP P LIAN C ES fi •«» daMl * dm 1*71 P L Y . G R A N D F U R Y Asking SUM or b#»f offer Call Bob Ala IIM Baby: Bad*. Sfrelkr*. Ckfha*. Pfaypaet. Etc. P a p erb a ck » H I *171 i l l *104 m t**e SM B Up IHA CO U G AR Complakly rebuilt engine New paint Like new Call H I 1*17 S Alumtwuma Cant Havrepa par Nan Farrow* Mata ft...........G ia n Kekama ....... H i l l * * . R E N T T O OWN* Color T V s . ikrao*. washers, dryer*. r*tr!g*r*tor. Iraarar* turnltura, vidaa. recorder*. Special t il waak t rant 11 M Altar u liv * T V A Ap*i Rantati Za yrat Shappmq C tn kr T13— Storage Rentals TRIUMPH TR 7 71. 5 (peed *lr C ic e lk n t condition Call Bruce, woabday* H I H I ! 219— Wanted to Buy Reconditioned *»''*"<*t tram 1*1 W AR RAN TY BAR N ETTS CASSELBERRY 51* 1111........................... AM M il S I X mo POO sac Call m laa* attar 4 P M 1 bdrm |v» bath D u p k i lor rant Me pat* A k and appii anew* wo sit*, dryer hookup tiro par mo Call attar 4 pm t x ra n 127— O ffice Rentals MASTERS COVE.......32*7900 HI M il t*t W. 17th St 231 — C a rs Y A R D SALE Fri B Sat.. Aug U*h A 1?fh from ft to 1 lift S SimiandDr . Sanford 27TH STREET’ rUKNITUKE ■Ml B MattenvIlW. 1 Inarm I bath. air. appllancat IBS par ma piut SHI aacurify dapottt Call P I MASavanlngt_______ SIM S E C U R IT Y D EPOSIT WITH THIS ADI O I N C R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E S Great iterUng i*ti Several opening* Good pay art a m F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y aad PRODUCTION W O RK Moat ahitt* open Good pay tc o k t a rso n AAM FORO D U P L E X 1 Bdrtn . I bath, appllancot t l l i par month plua 1 month dapoall Call Mini CiflYfflkMrt t# l#w*t I Bdrm , bfti* kttcften. living room #ryj l*rg# scrserw l porch Com plfttftty corpotod and ftif con 217— Garage Sates Bunk B td t com ptat* le t E *ealknt condition M l ■__________H I 7AAA__________ FLEXIBLE LEASES SENIOR C IT ItE N S DISCOUNT RANCH S T Y L E LIVINO111 No paIt Nachlldran Call H I l4Af attar 4 P M ______ SHINCUEMEN Largo 1 bdrtn , I hath, vaultad calling, appuancav hook opt tcra a n a d patio AMd SAM H 1 a n batwaan 4PM A 7PM 2Mrm 1bith f7— Apartments Furnished / Rent P A R T Y P LA N P E O P L E I to mow baautlful lounga wear awardad la ttw M ita F lor d* s Fraa gownt. complete tram Ing Applications taken Aug atti thru Aug lath 1 to A p m onfy H I t i l l ______________ SALES R E P R E S E N T A T I V E Ptrtanallty and p k a tan l taM phono manner a mutt San tor cltlian market It yaw Ilka paapla. and a r t naat and attractive. call ut lor ap polntmant Part lim a, m ltd) Monday Ihur F r id a y ________ 18 1— A p p lia n c e s / F u r n it u r e W t f n t f d j y r A o g . 1 4 , 1 t t 3 —t B Painting Wall PkmBAog B I 1X7 South Son lord Avonu* Sanford. Florida H77I Sprinklers/Irrigation ABO U T T lM e ia R I O A T W N Now InolAlklfont Pro* III I .peri Repair s *4 Complete Spy Ink k r t y k k m i Timers I k ..... AAA MU Tile Am TIl ■ Ceram ic Ilk. tak* And tn tttlk tk n . baths Itou I M i l 1H*» SI. Sdnkrd n )) )0 m ifO . Jehn ParSw Tree Service AR Tr** la rv a . APM AayRStog Eloctrscal A4k a IFF)! ll l M A N t . 14 Hr Sorvtca CaM* Tam 'l EkcfrSc Aorvko. Ml 1711 Landclearing D A S E lac ir it m *0M New 4 remodeling addlfkni, Ians, tacurlty lighfs. Umars plv* alt o k . »of vice* Quolily Sorvico L i canoed B Bonded F tsA tn K iU p ig g r ft PaHrtiR| I m proud *1 my work I N* |oB k o tm a ll F ro ta o l m T 77 * IHfOAt ECHOLS T R I E S E RVI CE Fro* I sn mates I Law Prices I Lie In* Slump G rfn d k g .T w l MA m t day *r a*k G E N E V A LA N D C LC AR IN O L o t'La n d sk a n n g F ill dirt Too»oiI Ponds Df#in ditches Sit* P roper*1.on Call la* SOX FkrtdA Metd B M lk o w Speck Ik it IS yrs l i p Fro* C l l Bonded Insured W G TR IB B Y 1*1 MA) JOHN A L L E N S LAW N B T H I S Dead tree rem oval u Am FlooooI H I AXE A ll Typo* Rapairtl Insured .... A l 77*4 �* • ♦ • #V V TOB — E v . n i n g H e r a ld , S .n io r d , FI. W o d n e t d a y . A u g . 14, t t t l Letters From Son's Girlfriend Leave Mom Numb DEAR A B B T : The day I sent my 13-year-old non off to camp, while cleaning his room, I cam aero** some Tellers he had re­ ceived from his "g irlfrien d ." Abby. they left me numb! Ap­ parently. he Is sexually Involved with her. She’s 14. He Is very popular and a good kid, but I never expected anything like this! My Inclination Is lo ground him when he comes home and not let him out o f m y sight, but I know (hat Is not Ihe answer. He returns In two weeks. Please help me. UPSET MOTHER pregnant teen ager — then It will be too late. Dear Abby DEAR MOTHER: When your son returns, have a heart-toheart talk with him. but keep your cool when you tell him what you know. Then make sure he knows everything a sexually active adolescent should know; otherwise a mother (or father) may appear at your door with a Don’t assume that In provid­ ing your son with the Informa­ tion he needs to prevent venereal disease or accidental pregnancy you are condoning his sexual activities. Vou’re not — you are being realistic. Since he Is al­ ready sexually active, you must teach him sexual ethics and sexual responsibility. The sex drive, a God-given natural urge In all of us. Is one of the most difficult to control, so like it or not. It’s the parents’ responsibility to see that their sexually active children don’t get themselves — or anybody else — In trouble. D E A R A B B T : How can a man change so much In one year? My husband used to be a loving, caring, sexually alive man. W e were considered an Ideal couple who never argued. He quit smoking a year ago (doctor’s orders) and now he’s turned Into an arguing, comlalntng person who finds fault with everything I do He goes to bed mad about something every night. He Ilea there like a log and never makes a move toward me — no hug. kiss or even a caress. He has eaten him self Into clothes two sizes larger from snacking from the minute he comes home from work until he goes to bed. I long for some love and companionship. If it weren’t for the children. I would seriously consider leaving him. He refuses to talk, so we can’t even talk about what’s bothering him. He wasn’t this way before he quit smoking. I almost wish he’d start smoking again. How do I get a conversation going with him? Please answer soon. My marriage depends on It. 1 love this guy. but he’s not the man I married. HIS W IPE DEAR WIPE: Your husband has obviously undergone a per­ sonality change. He’s unhappy, and Is cither consciously or unconsciously trying to punish you. His having quit smoking may or may not be related to his sudden change In behavior. This should be reported to his physi­ cian. If he doesn’t report It. you must. There Is something either ph ysically or psychologically wrong with him. ...Cook Continued Prom IB tlghlly buttered fix 13 baking pan. Pour crushed pineapple (Juice and all) over sugar In pan. Pour rake (jailer overall Hake at 350° for about 35 minutes or until cake testa done. Invert onto serving plaller while still warm. Cut Into serving size pieces. EA8T-DOES-IT QUICHE 2 10-oz pkgs. frozen spinach W lb. ground beef, browned and drained 2-3 eggs, beaten 1cup sweet milk Large pinch of nutmeg 2 cu p s s h re d d ed c h ees e (cheddar or yotir favorite) I (Much pie shell, baked Cook spinach In tmltrr until done: drain Place In bottom of baked plr shell and park down with spoon Spread cooked Ijcef over spinach, (teat eggs logether with milk, add nutmeg and pour over all. Top with shredded cheese and bake In u slow oven (250"| about 45 minutes until quiche rises und Is golden brown. Link wiusages, salami, barn or the meat of your choice may be used In plucc of the ground l>erf. Lei cool slightly, then cut Into wedges before serving. Serves 0 Classes Offered INCOME TAX Persona seeking employment hi Income tax preparation offices can lake an Income Tax Course at Seminole Community College starling Sept. 3. The course will m e e t e v e r y T u e s d a y and Thursday, 7-10 pm ., and will end on Nov. 21. Upon c o m p le t io n o f this course, the graduate will qualify lo professionally prepare Indi­ vidual Income tax returns for clients. For Inform ation, call 3231450. ext. 225. R EAL ESTATE Seminole Community College Is ollerlng Ural Estate Principles. Practices und Law front Monday, Sept. 10 through Dec. 11. Class times are Mondays and W ed­ nesdays. 7-10 p.m.. or Tuesday and Thursday, 7-10 p m. This course Is requlrrd lo be eligible lo lake the Commissioner’s Heal Estate Salesman Examination. For more Information, call 323 1450. ext. 225. INSURANCE Slatting on Aug 26 ami end­ ing on Dec, 12. Seminole Com ­ munity College will ofler the 2 20 Cusualty Insurance class. Class will meet Monday, W ed­ nesday and Thursday. 7-10 p m. The objective o f this course Is to prepare Individuals lo lake the Florida Insurance Commission Properly and Cusualty Insur­ ance, Type II class 20 Insurance examination. For further Infonnullun, call 323-1450, ext. 225 BEW INQ PANTS The public Is Invited to be guests of Seminole Community College ul a 3-hour Sewing Seminar entitled Pauls Con­ struction und Filling. The Semi nur will be held Aug, 22. 9 a m.-noon. In Sewing Lab 1.-004. There Is no charge. Come learn how lo mrusurr for filling punts. Get the answers lo all your punls lining pro­ blems Observe Ihe lutrsl In seam llulshrs. Learn unique wuys to luslull zippers und apply waistbands to [Hints. For more Information, call 323 1450. ext. 22H or 420 (From Orlando, H43-7001). 200 CT. NOTEBOOK PAPER Regularly 99*. Pack of 200 sheets notebook filler paper. Limit 4. QUAKER STATE OIL Ragularty 1.03. Regular 8 ROLL BATH TIS S U E Ragularty 1.99 Each. 2 42 OUNCE TREND Regularly 1.39 Box. 30 or HD 30 motor oil. Limit 5 quarts. ply Coronet bath tissue Limit 2 packs. Heavy duty laundry detergent. 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IIS Harald A d v r llw - Thursday, Aug 15. m l Sanford, Ft.—1C Even A Busy Teenager Can Find Time To Cook Supper B Between track meets, after Icliool Jobs and the telephone. -•h at busy teenager has time to help an even busier parent by fix in g the family supper'? The jH n s w e r yours. j Your teenager w ill a lw ays have time when you make the Job easy and fun and the results delicious. The secrel is keeping . ^pn hand a stock of handy frozen f°°d * an(* -onie quick Jw erip es that will capture a teen s im a g in a tio n . These recipes each H t a v e a bonus anyone will appre* I Itlale : easy clean up ft. Our family suppers start with Brozen prepared breaded chicken or b e e f pizza patties, fu lly rtcook rd so they can be quickly ■Bleated In cither conventional or m ic r o w a v e oven H a vin g a ■ freezer stocked with the all-meat R attles will make II hard to say, X ’l do;j t h iv e llm el" f Chicken Patties with Chunky ■ T o m a to Sauce are especially ■ easy and colorful, plus go well ■ with a simple green salad and ■ rolls. The simple ingredients can ■ he kept rm hand, an this supper mustard I tablespoon parsley flakes 1 teaspoon Instant minced onion •« teaspoon hot pepper sauce I package | 1 2 or.) frozen prepared b re a d e d b on eless chicken pat ties ■ In small bowl, combine oil. vinegar, mustard, parsley, onion chicken Heat an additional 6 minutes or until hot. Makes 4 servings. G rillin g In s tru c tio n s: In small bowl, combine oil, vinegar, mustard, parsley, onion and hot pepper sauce. Set aside. PLace frozen chicken panics on grill 6 Inches above hoi coats Heal, covered. 15 minutes, turning occasionally. Brush sauce on both sides of chicken. Heat an additional 5 minutes or until hot. turning occasionally. Chlckon patties are o sp o cially oasy and colorful, too Publix Ms Round-up time at Publix! Steer yourscll in and lasso great values on all your favorite cuts of pork, p o u ltry, beef n m ore. For the best of times, the best of food, its a Publix barbecue! It's the little things that make the difference at h ih lit P u b lix B e e f , G o v ’ t.ln s p e c t e d B o n e le s s P u b lix B e e f, G o v ’ t.ln s p e c t e d B o n e le s s Chuck Roast Shoulder Roast P u b lix Beef, G o v ’ t.ln sp e cte d B o n e le s s (Full C ut) Round p e r lb. Fresh Flounder Fillets Publix Beef, G o v ’t.Inspocted Bonoless Great Tasting! Sm all S h rim p .... Shoulder Steak.... 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The Versatile Banana Tasty Fruit From The Tropics Is A ll-A m erican Favorite Since Am erica gol Its first good look at the banana during the 1876 Centennial Exposition, we've been In love with the tro p ica l fru it. A lthou gh no bananas are raised commercially In this country, w e've made bananas our favorite fresh fruit. Each year, w e consume about 22 pounds of lumanas per person. There are many reasons why bananas are found In nearly all American Imuseholds. • They taste great. • They pack a lot of nutrition. • Bananas arc low In calories, yet are satisfying. • T h e y 'r e a va ila b le yea r round, thanks to sophisticated banana production method*. • Bananas carry a modest price tag. especially when you consider that they must be shipped great distances from the plantations w here they ure grown. • They are a versatile Irult. as delicious right out of the peel ns they arc In sulud* and recipes. Scientists believe that the tranuna plant dales back at least one million years, making It the most ancient of Irulls In fuct some say that the forbidden fruit In the Bible was a banana Inslrad of an apple. Nutritionists trll us we should reduce our consumption of futs and sodium. Increusc complex carbohydrates and lower our caloric Intuke. No one food cun answer all nutritional needs, but the banana has many of the kry ulttrlbutes needed for a more healthful diet. Athletes love bananas (or their high carbohydrate* and |M>tasslum Seniors know that bananas urr easy to digest and always affordable. Singles appreciate the fuct that bananas, when purchased green, keep well. Children love the flavor and (uirents enjoy serving them In lieu of sugary snacks. Dieters love bananas Irccause they are low In culorlcs. yet very filling. Virtually every supermarket, grocery und produce stund has bununus for sale each day of the yrar. Bananas urr one of the few fruits that must rlfx’ ii off the ulunt und shoppers ure (ortuuute because the color Is u handy barometer o f rljreness — thr more yellow, the rljrer the fruit. Ma ny p e o p Ie p u rc h a s r bananas with different degrees of ripeness so they have fruit |»erfctily ripe lor rating every day. Borne people rat (heir bananas when they sllll have a touch ol green on the lips, others whrn they're Ittlly yellow, and still others whrn the peel Is speckled with brown Indicating maximum sweetness. Bananas should Is* stored ut room temperature us they ripen. II banunas rrach thr rl|>eness you prrfcr and you're not ready to use them, we recommend simply putting them In the refrigerator. The cold will slow down the rl|>ettlitg process and while the |>erl will Ittrtt dark, the Irult will remain delectable. Most of its cart our hummus right out o f their hldllrgruduhlr |>eel Fur breakfast, as u light lunch, snack or after dinner Ural, thr luinunu shines. Ilitl the banana also Is a versatile Irult lit salatls. lurking, drssrits. beverages und rvril entrees, hunuiiu* udd llavor. nutrition and tropical up|>eul Following are some of our fuvortle recipes. pan. Pour eg g m ixture Into skillet: spread evenly. Cook over low head until omelet Is set and brown on bottom (8-10 minutes). Bake at 325°F., 10 minutes. Moisten bananas In lemon Juice to prevent browning. Sprxrn fruit over omelet and sprinkle with nuts. Cut Into wedges. Mix together sour cream , orange Juice, honey and orange perl. Serve over omelet. 4 servings. MOROCCAN L A M B I lb. ground lamb or berf 1 cup chopped onion Vk cup chopped dried apricots 'A cup natural raisin* L'ORANQE REFRESHER V* cup plnrupplr orange juice drink ill cup orange llavored llrpirur Vk cup milk Vs ripe bunuiui C o m b in e I n g r e d ie n t s In blender conlalner. Cover and run on high until smooth und well blended 1 serving (12 n/ I B A N A N A BMOOTHY I r ip e l u in u n u I c u p m ilk :i scoops vuntllu Icecream I tap. lemon Juice C o m b in e I n g r e d ie n t s In blender container. Cover ami run on high until well blended. Pour Into tall glasses. Sprinkle (w ith n u tm eg. If desired. 2 servings (H 02. each! PU FFY F R U IT OMELET 4 eggs, separated Vk cup milk Vk teaspoon sail 1 tablespoon butler or marga­ rine 2 bununus. sliced Lemon Juice 1 can ( I I 02.| mandarin orunges. drained Vs cup chopped walnuts 1 cup sour cream 2 tablespoons orunge Juice I teaspoon honey Vk teuspoon grated orunge prrl Beat egg whites until still, but not dry. Combine egg yolks, milk und salt. Beal until light und Iruthy Fold Into egg whites. Melt butter In 10-Inch omelet *k teaspoon cinnamon 'A teaspoon ground cloves 1 c a n (14Vk o r .) s t e w e d tomatoes Salt and pepper I banana, sliced Vk cup chopped |>ranuta Hot cooked rice Brown meat; rem ove from skillet. Drain. Saute onion. Add m eat, apricots, raisins, clnnamon, cloves and tomatoes Simmer 10 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Add banana and nuts. Heat through. Serve over rice or hulgar. Top with plain yogurt. If drslrrd 4-6 serving*. B A N A N A BREAD Vk cup butter or margarine 1 cup sugnr 2 egg* 2 cup* sifted flour 1Vk teaspoons baking powder Vk teaspoon salt Vk teaspoon baking soda 2 very ripe bananas, mashrd 1cup chopped pecans Vk cup grated apple 2 tablespoons orange juice Cream butter and sugar. Add eggs; beat until light and fluffy. SIM together dry Ingredients; add alternately with b a n a n a pulp to Fresh H om ogenized Publix Milk Breakfast Club Florida Grade A White gallon size Large Eggs $>|99 per dozen Red Cheek Frozen Ly k e s Family C h o ico Assorted Swift Premium Brown 'n Serve Apple Juice Jumbo Biscuits Sausage 8 -oz. pkg. 64-oz. bottle 6 -pk. pkg. 19 59 19* 99' llS U e fil IN low 9•( •# fthirw Qe*o* ft«ie A.a*iab»« with On* ||H f lamp Prk a l«*|fC$rtih(ll«) Vk teaspoon baking powder 1 egg slightly beaten Vk cup light molasses 3 tablespoons s h o rte n in g , melted 1 cup natural raisins In large mixing bowl, pour milk and banana over bran: let stand 5 minutes. Sift togetherflour. sugar, baking powder, sail and soda. Add egg uioiaaacs and shortening to bran mixture: mix well. Add flour m ixture and raisins: mix until all flour Is moistened. Fill greased muffin pans Vk full. Bake at 400°F. 20-25 minutes. IVk dozen creamed mixture; mix until well blended. Add nuts, apple and orange Juice; mix well. Spoon Into three 5Vkx3-lnch greased and floured loaf pans. Bake at 35 0°F.. I hour, or until tests done. Cool 5 minutes before removing from pan. 3 loaves (30-35 servings) B AN A N A BR A N MUFFINS % cup milk I cup mashed, ripe banana l Vk cup* bran I Vk cups sifted flour A cup sugar 3'k teaspoons baking powder I traspoon salt A Publix Teller FO* 74HOUR CONVf NRNCI YOUCAMRANHON Jmrpmj Fo lk, H ig h la n d s, Orange, Lake, S em in o le, O sceola C o . ROUNP-lIP VALUES AT (Plus Tax A Deposit) Mt. Dew, Dr. Pepper or Reg. or Diet: Slice, Pepel Free or Pepsi Cola b-p*- $149 _____ 16-PI. M l . 1 White Mountain Cooler 6 -pk. $0 59 12-02. cans O Hog. or Light lieor PUBLIX Stroll’s 6-pk. lomr In Puhlu Inr j wlrnlr m iniit vjvtngv liklmimif iutnirv wbrnarr viu rixmd up family and IririKb Inr givxi times and fluid fund, nuki- Puhlu your partner. 12-oz. cans $019 m* (Limit 4 P le a s e . W ith Other P u rch a se * o f S ? .M )o r M o re , P r e lu d in g *!! 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( 3 5 c O ff L a b e l) A ll V e g e ta b le Real ,1 $399 Baby Food................ . 5 4£°.f $1 Welch's Concord 6 9 * Old Fashioned $2 69 Hoinz Applo, Apple Cherry or Mixod Cat C h o w ............ ::b , $27# Purina Variety Oog Food Chuck Wagon o *409 y F U R lllH f U H V t f t IM I h ig h ! 10 UM! OUANf iTtf ft »OiO In 12-Oz. Cans, Lager or Light — Additionol Prints 444 Each-No Limit S o v i z e ot ortgtnol color prtnt. (Oftor EMoctlvo Aug 1-31, 1965) Bonus-Pnnte vwe * Old Tap B e e r....... \£ »1M *«e o t is s m m re i«m ^ m 9mm NH* P*weeeee t— mm* s M s tm m m ml »*S e* See m » i M M s s o w Assorted Keebler Soft Batch C o o k ie s ............... ’£V $1™ Nabisco 12-Oz. Apple or Blueberry or Cherry or 16-Oz. Fig Hershey's Peanut Butter R e e so ’ s P ie c e s .... '1% Assorted Flavors C a re -F re e G u m .... U t 99* f ilm # Newtons C o o k ie s ................»1$$ White House (2 5 c O ff Label) Reg. or U n scen te d Tide 4 9 -o z. box Apple Sauce M 19 Libby's Cream Style or Whole Kernel Golden C o rn ........'•*£?* 39* Libby’s Sweet P e a s ................. 39* Libby’s Cut Green B e a n s .......'em 39* Bush's Best Deluxe Pork A B e a n s ..... 3 '*.«.* *1 (lim it 1 P le a s e , With Other ' Purchases o l 9 7 .SO or More, S t Cacludmg A ll T o b a cco Item s) Duncan Hinee Assorted Creamy Ready-to-Spread Frosting................ ,4«£,«1«$ Kellogg's Cereal Special K .......................2” A s s o rte d F la v o rs Breyers Ice Cream half gallon s279 5 �E v e n in g h e r a ld — W e d n e * d a y , A u g II , I t U H e r a ld A d v e r t it e r — T h u rs d a y , A ug. IS. 1**3 S a n to rd , F t. — 1C P o tp o u rri Key Lime Pie Steeped With 1800 Tradition Starters' Stir Fry is Im p re ssiv e . Koy Llmo Pi© needs no co o kin g . 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Cook, stirrin g frequ ently. 1 m in u te o r u n t il sa u ce Is thickened. Serve with hot rice Makes 2 servings GRECIAN VEGETABLE DELIGH T :» medium onions, sliced 2 cups green pepper strips W Iraspoon dried basil leaves, crushed W teaspoon pepper 3 tomatoes, sliced I Vi cups |H ozs ) crumbled feta cheese 1 cup fresh bread cubes Sam e o n io n s , p e p p e rs and seasonings In 2 tablespoons margarine. In HVquart casse­ role, la y e r o n io n m ix tu re , tomatoes and cheese; repeat layers. Top with bread tossed w ith r e m a in in g m a rg a rin e, m elted H ake at 3 5 0 * . 30 minutes. 6 H servings GRAND FINALE DEBBERTS DOUBLE LEMON FRUIT CUE 2 3-oz. pkg* lime, flavored gelatin 2 cups boiling water 1 b o x cun frozen lemonade concentrate, thawed zzm & zzz. Choose Stick..... ... Vs *16y X im iu m m iiim iim iim im m i J . J J Margarine II Sliced Apple Pie...............»1BB . W ith - O th tc P u rch st* * o f $ 7 .3 0 or U o to . ; . S ave 71c. 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Key Lime Pie Is si ill a Florida specialty that lias become a favorite In other parts of thr country, too KEY LIM E PIE Makes one H or 9-Inch pie I (H- or 9 Ini hi baked pastry shell ;l eggs*, separated I [I4*mmee| can sweetened »• o n d e n s e t l m i l k I N O T ev.qtorated milk) W cup lime Juice Few drops grerii food coloring, optional 1v teaspoon cream ol tartar 'li cup sugar Preheat oven lo 350° In medium mixing bowl, heat egg yolks; sltr In sweetened con­ densed milk, lime Juice and food coloring If desired. Pour Into prepared paslrv shell In small mixer bowl, bent egg whiles with cream of tartar until soft |>cuka form , g rad u a lly add sugar, beating until slid tail not dry Spread on lop of pie. sealing carefully lo edge of shell, Hake Pi 15 minute* or until golden brown. Coot. Chill thoroughly. Refrigerate leftovers Tip: For a lighter lilting, fold I sillily beaten egg while Into fillin g m ix tu re; proceed ns above, •Use only Grade A clean, uncrarked eggs Publlx I W cups m iniature marshmallows 1 ll-oz. can mandarin orungc segments, drained I cup banana slices 1 cup strawberry halves W cu p w h ip p in g c r e a m , whipped Dissolve gelatin In boiling water. Add concentrate; stir un­ til smooth. Pour Into six dessert dishes: chill until firm. Combine marshmallows and Ir u ll; m ix l i g ht l y . F old In whipped eream: spoon onto gela­ tin. Chill 0 serving* �<C E v e n in g H e r a ld W e d n u d a r. Aug H -fjj H e r a ld A d v e r t is e r — T h u r s d a y . A u g . IS, IWS S a n f o r d . F I. PRICES G O O D AU G . 15-17, 1985 SAVE $ 1 .0 2 LB. . W -D B R A N D U S D A C H O IC E 3 RO A S T S - 3 LBS. O R M O R E P K O . B O N E LE S S B O TT O M R O M A N O U SD A CHOICE B O N E L E S S BOTTOM U. S. CHOICE CALIFORNIA FRESH FRYERS BROCCOLI U S. 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PIBBL MELLO YELLO CAFFEINE FREE DIET COKE or 4 LARGE EGGS i*/» DOZEN t u r n Bonus tSPECIAli T E T LE Y FAMILY SIZE CLOROX MAYONNAISE $119 TOWELS ?0Dci ■ ■ w s iz i CHEESE DELI SALADS Zm W air* aw i u i i i w i n e u i c i r e u n u o e a m o m i nn rfcu » *- M y T~B«~Y j ♦ � 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 14, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 14, 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/ca14301a85bdf064502019c1d1cd77c6.pdf 7532a02ba493a836f3404540dd2272a7 PDF Text Text Plumber Electrocuted At Construction Site A 26-ycar-old plumber was electrocuted Wed­ nesday while working on an addition to an apartment In Sanford, police and fire ofTIclala said. Daniel Paul Donnelly, of Deltona, was using an electric saw to cut some lumber at 200 S Maple Avr shortly before noon when he was Jolted by about 125 volts. Assistant Fire Chief Ron Neel said "It apparently looks like It (the saw| shorted out and electrocuted him but I'm not sure." Neel said The Incident Is being Investigated by the federal Occupational Safety Health Administra­ tion. which will determine Ihe cause of the shock. A co-worker at the site called the fire department, but when rescue workers arrived Donnelly had no pulse. Neel said. Efforts to revive hint — Ironically with several Jolts of electricity through defibrtllotlon — failed and he was pronounced dead at Central Florida Regional Hospital. An autopsy to determine the exact cause of death was to In- performed at 9 30 a m. today. Donnelly, married and a father of three children ages 3. 5. and 7 . was a plumbing mechanic (or Harney's Plum bing, the contractor for the addition. He had been with the company two See ELECTROCUTED, page SA **•»•*•SMM h THU*, VXkmU Paramedics and Sanford emergency medical technicians try to start the heart ot Daniel Donnelly ot Deltona afte r it was stopped by a jolt from an electric saw. The emergency crew, one pumping air Into Donnelly's lungs, another massaging his heart and a third toting a bag of solution in his teeth, rush the fatally Injured man to a waiting ambulance. Schools Budget Ups Taxes By Richsrd Truett Herald Staff Writer S e m in o le S u p e rin te n d e n t of Schools Robert Hughes has presented a $143.9 million budget for fiscal 1985-1986. ar. Increase of $13.9 million over this year's budge! of $130 ii.llllon. The proposed budget calls for a lax rale of $7 46 per $1,000 assessed valuation, an In­ crease of 39 cents over this year's lux rale of $7.07. Hughes said the Increase In luxes Is due lo student population growth and new school construction, as well as renovations planned nt several schools. "W r expect ahoul 1.500 new stu­ dents lo Ik - enrolled In Ihc system next year.** Hughes said. There are 39.201 students In Ihe school district litis year. The proposed twrtgrf was pres ruled to Ihc school btuird and will undergo scrutiny during u public biulgrl hearing scheduled for Ju ly 29 ai 7:30p.m. at Ihe school Ixtard. The School Hoard voted unani­ mously Monday lo urrept Superin­ tendent Robert Hughes' proposed budget for 1985-86. Although Ihe proposed lax rale Increase Is not guaiautred. Itccausc Ihe school board still has lo hold budget hearings and advertise the proposed Increase. Hughes said the expected additional services to ac­ t ommodulc Ihe anticipated growth, w ill require some sort of tux Incrrnse. Hughes said Itcsldcs Ihe student growth, another major reason taxes are Increasing Is a massive construc­ tion piojrcl fur Oviedo High School which will cost taxpayers $10.5 million. Oviedo Is scheduled lo be complete­ ly restructured. Th is will Increase Ihc school's cupaclty lo 2 .154 students limit in I960. Oviedo High was designed to handle 1.300 students, but last year hud more than I.HOO enrolled. The proposed lax rule would gencrutc $38,951,379 in revenue, com­ pared with last year's $28,650,074. based on Ihe pro|>osed tax rale Increase and Ihe Increase In Ihe lax base from new construction and p ro p e rly Im p ro v e m e n ts w hich boosted property values Here Is where Ihe remainder of Ihc revenues for Ihe proposed budget of $ 143 million comes from: • $1.9 million from ihe federal gov­ ernment • 879.9 million from the stale • $22.7 million curried over from Iasi year *$413.98610 fund transfers In the following list, ihe first set of figures Is where Ihe budget dollars would be spent under Hughes' pro­ posal. and the second sel Is what was actually spenl this fiscal year: • $64 I million for teacher salaries; $58 I million. • $-1.9 million lor pupil tx-raonncl. $4 6 million. • S3 7 m illion for instructional media: $2 6 million. • $2.3 million for Instruction and curriculum development: $2.2 mil­ lion. • 8 9 .1 million (or school and grncr.il administration: $9 2 million • 82 1 million for Central Services. $2 million • 85.4 million lor transportation: 85 6 million. • 89.2 mlllou for plum o|M-rullons. $9 million. • S3 4 million for maintenance; $3 2 million. The rcsl of ihc money In Ihe proposed budget. $1.6 million, would he spenl for training, fiscal services, binding transfers, and for the school Ixtard. Last year Ihe Ixturd spenl Just over a million dollars on these Items. While spending for those purposes under general operating costs totals $ 1 12 6 million, another $6 million Is budgeted for bxxl service, 8895,000 lor debt service, and 824.3 million for c a p it a l Improvement projects, mak­ ing up the total proposed budget of $143.9 million See SCHOOLS, page SA GNP Dashes Rosy Economic Predictions W ASH IN GTO N |UI>I| - The nation's gross national product grew at only u 1.7 |irrcrnt annual rale In Ihe second quarter, making ihr admlnlsiiallon's optimistic predictions for Ihr economy unlikely lo be achieved In 1985. govrrnmrnt officials said uxlay. The figure was far short of the 3.1 percrnl "Hash" estimate 'ssued late lust month and also was tie low Ih r 2 5 perrrnl that most leading forecasters anticipated. "The economy's performance during Hip first half of this year obviously was below our earlier rxprrtullon. making Ihc 4 percent target for growth during 1985 unlikely." Commerce Srcrclary Malcolm Uuldrlgr lold rejxirlrrs alter Ihr rrjKirt was rrlrusrd, "W r continued lo consume and Invesl more Ihun wr produced, wllh foreign suppliers making up Ihr difference.” In a separate report today Ihe Federal Reserve TODAY Action Reports.. ... J A Bridge................ ...J B Calendar........... ... 3B Classifieds....... 4 SB Comics............... .. JB Crossword......... ... 2B Dear A bby........ ...I B Deaths............... ....•A Dr. Gott............. .....2B Editorial....... Florida.......... . 2A Hor osr nop Hospital........ ....... JA Nation .. . . JA People........... ...... IB Sports... ... 5 7A Television..... ...... 3B Weather........ ........2A A Swift Change Cameron E l/ry Swift doesn't like his name. Well, not thr first two: the last one. Maybe Its Jokes about not being "loo swift." What ever the cause. Ihe Swifts of Orlando (lied suit In Seminole Circuit Court to change their last name and thr last name of their two tola. Kathryn Francis Swift, age 5. and Drew Addison Swift. 16 months. And what would make them happy? Changing Ihclr Iasi name lo Shackelford. Why? Seems Cameron. 29. and his brother Curtis — sons of Oscar E lzry Shackelford and Shirley Ann Ipe. had their name ( hanged In 1973 In Orange County by thrlr mother, Shirley Swift, a short while brforr they reached 18 Dad didn't show up at Ihr hearing, according lo Ihe suit. Since Cameron has been a Shackelford longer than a Swill, he wants a swift change back to Shackelford, ills wife. Laura Francis. 26. a Sw ift for six years — has no complaints. She's a daughter of Don Salyer and Gwynva F Ogllvle. Swift Is In the air force and currently stationed at Andrews Air Force Have. Md. ‘A Hoard said factory production Inched up Just 0.1 |x*rceni in June, the same as In May und part of •m extremely weak trend that began almost a year ago T h r combination of the nearly Imjx'rrepilble 0.3 perrrnl advance In ihe first quarter and ihe second quarter's wrakcr-than-cxpeeled rebound m ra n i ihe entire J a n u u rv -J u n r first hull rxjuindrd only I percent, government analysts said Last year's (list hull grew at a vigorous 8.6 |>crrrnt rale. To reach the administration's current forecast for 1985 of 3.9 percent would make necessary a blistering set und hall growth rale ol 6 9 jx-rcrnl. and Ihul was considered hardly likely, according lo forecasters In an out of government County To Set Fees Builders Must Pay For Roads Impact Despite hints of a lawsuit from developers, county commissioners Monday will consider a list of suggested temporary Impact fees w hich builders will be asked lo voluntarily donate lo help oflsei the effects of I heir developm ents on roads C oun ty A d ­ ministrator Krn Hcxipcr said he expects thr commissioners will adopt Interim fees of­ ficially at ihe commission's Tuesday meet ing A consultant Is to Ik* hired lo develop u |x-rmunent fee schedule. And Ihe county Is Interested In Ihe elites of Seminole County adopting Impact (res us well. In a move toward. In Ihr words ol Commissioner lilll Klrchboff. "m a king growth pay for Its e lf throughout ih r county. Hooper lold city representatives at a inerting of Ihc Council of Lcx-al Govern­ ments In Seminole County Wednesday night that they "voluntary" fees recom­ mended by Department of Public Works Director Larry Sellers und County Engineer Jerry McCollum at 81,000 per housing unit und 84 per square fool of commercial construction would remain In effect until Ih r consultant Is hired. They are called voluntary lees tK-cau»e developers In most rases agree voluntary lo pay suggested amounts when zoning or site plans are up fur approval. There Is no ordinance requiring Ihc fees When thrprrm anrnt fee schedule Is established, commissioners plan to make (h r fees mandatory. Delegates front several Giles have asked for copies of the proposed Interim fees. See FEE8, page SA Longwood Aims To Set Tax Rate Tonight By Jane Casselberry Herald Staff Writer The lomgwood City Commission will utlempt to set Its property lax rale at tonight's worksesslon. Mayor Harvey Smertlson said the commission has already cut approx­ imately 8265.000 from the proposed 83.750.360 budget for 1985 86. but ihls Is not enough lo reach his goal of not Increasing last year's property lax rule of $2.52 per $1,000 assessed valuation. The budget session, set for 7 p.m. at city hall. 175 W. Warren Ave.. will Ik- the commission's fifth In two weeks. It would lake 83.62 per 81.000 assessed valuation to fund the budget proposed by Finance Director Barry WrFks and City Administrator Don Te rry (during Terry's two-month term In that position). Smertlson said cuts would have to total $280,000 lo hold the tax rate at last year s level He said they nre off by about $1 per $1,000 assessed value doing that. He said by law the city has until the end of Ihls month lo submit Its tax rale to the county, but since one or iwo of the commissioners are plann­ ing to go out of town next week the commission needs to reach a con­ s e n s u s tonight. Smerllson said although deleting Ihe proposed 8800.000 police com­ plex would reduce Ihc tax rate by $ 30 per $1,000 assessed value. It may be worthwhile to leave It In the budget. The vutera at last year's referendum turned down u $1 per thousand assessed value tax to build Ihe complex, but Smertlson said the ones he had talked In were not against a new police building, they just didn't want to pay the tax. Smertlson said he Is against re­ moving Ihe utility lax cap which would m ran u 10 percent lax on monthly utility bills for Ixmgwood residents. Residents are now charged a $5 maximum lax on each utility and commercial accounts $10. Some new homeowners are paying 8200 a month electricity bills and a tax Increase would really hurt them, he said. At least the property tax Is de­ ductible front Ihe Income lax. he said. Smertlson said Ihe hiring of four new employees lias been authorized under the tentative budget — one policeman and three firelighters He said one building Inspector Is being eliminated because Ihe amount of building la down from last year Built Into the proposed budget (or city employees will lx- a 4 percent cost of living raise plus $500 pay adjustment for deserving employees us recommended by Ihclr department heads. "It looks like we will lx- getting a lot less road taxes und slate revenue Ihls year and there are a lot of jtroblems encountered along thr way. some of them Inherited, which we're forced lo addresa and are still to be workrd out," Smertlson said. Longw ood Fire Chief C hurles Chapman will have funds In his 1985-86 budget to hire three new 8 « « R A T E . page 8A Judge Agrees With Jury Sanford Man Sentenced To Die In Electric Chair Sanford man has been sentenced lo death for the out-at-sea drowning of his pregnant wife. Michael Scott Keen. 37. of 112 Clear Lake Circle, was sentenced Wednesday by Circuit Judge Paul Englander Henning for the death of Anita Lucia Lopez Keen. 22. of Ft. Lauderdale. Mrs. Keen was five months preg­ nant with the couple’s first child when she dlsapjM-sred during s pleasure cruise al sea about 20 miles off Port Everglsdrs Nov. 15. 1981. A Jury recommended ihc death sen tenet June 10. According to testimony given by Keen's former friend und roommate Kenneth Shapiro, h r was on Keen's cabin cruiser al the time of the Incident and saw Keen push his wife overboard I Shapiro said Keen threatened to kill him unless he corroborated Keen's story that his wife must have fallen overboard while the men listened to a blaring radio A fte r Keen shoved h is wife overboard he watched her tread water for about an hour before she sank and drowned, according to Broward County sheriff's spokesman Gucrge Crollus. The Keens had been married 3VS months at Ihe time. T w o months Ik lore the wedding. Mrs. Keen took out life Insurance policies naming her husband as beneficiary for $200,000 In accidental death benefits. Shapiro testified that before Keen met his wife, he had discussed a plan In "find an unsuspecting girl and kill Bcs S E N TE N C E , page 8 A tWh k, T*m m j , KMi Sign Off East is East and West Is West, but according to this sign East is West. The Greater 5anford Chamber of Commerce hasn't moved, It's still on the corner of East First Street and Sanford Avenue, but the city street department apparently goofed. . �JA— Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. T hu rtd iy, July U , IN S NATION IN BRIEF Lawmakers Take Aim A t Huge Trade Deficit W ASHINGTON IUPI) — Sponsors of a bill that would dap a 25 percent duly on goods Imported from nations with huge trade surpluses say the measure would help lower the nal Ion's 1 150 billion trade deficit. Treasury Secretary James Baker said the administration "would not favor” the bill, "Thai's protectionism in Its ... rankestform." Baker said on NBC's "Today" show. But lawmakers said their bill Is necessary because the administration has no coherent trade policy to combat America's rapidly mounting trade deficit. The bill is designed In get America's trading partners with huge supluses. such as Japan. Taiwan. South Korea and Brazil, to drop Import restrictions against U.S. goods. If they don't, their actions could trigger a 25 percent Import duty, beginning In October I960 Small trading nations with less than 17 billion a year In total trade with the United Stales would be excluded from the 25 percent duty, an would nations that have large trade surpluses but virtually no Import restrictions. ltn|)ort duties required In the bill can tie avoided If countries reduce their trade surplus by 5 percent In 1985 and 10 percent a year In subsequent years. That can tie done either by restricting their exports to the United Stales or preferably eliminating trade barriers to American goods. McDonald's Massacre Mass Set SAN DIEGO IUPI) — The still-grieving survivors and friends of the victims of the nation's worst single-day mass murder plan to gather tonight for a special mass to commemorate the first anniversary of the so-called McDonalds Massacre. It was one yeat ago today that unemployed welder James Oliver Huberty slaughtered 21 people nt the MrDonalds restaurant In San Ysldro near the Mexican border. Nineteen people were wounded before the gunman was slain by a police sniper. Friends and family of the victims will gather at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church to pray for the Innocent men. women and children who were cut down by the luslllade of bullets It«n amid recriminations and continuing controversy, the healing process Is iar from complete. Residents are still angry at the delay In killing Huberty, who was not shot until 77 minutes alter he began his killing orgy. Police say they were afraid there may have been hostages Inside the restaurant Byrne To Run Again For Mayor CH ICAGO (lll'l) — Jane Byrne. Chicago's first woman mayor, launched her 1087 re election campaign by charging that Harold Washington, the city's first black mayor, hud brought "the city that works" to a hall. "I look around this city and t see no progress," Byrne told a news conference held Wednesday outside a padlocked Navy Pier, which she said symbolized her successor’s first two ycurs I II office. "Programs have come to a halt In this city," said llyrne. who lost her re-election hid tn 1983 to Washington ‘'Meanwhile, people are suffering and the city la suffering." Washington, who wus In Home Wednesday for an audience with Pope John Paul II, said lie welcomed Byrne's challenge. II she's going lo run, flue," Washington said. "But I'll tell you one thing II she had dune the job of cleaning up I lie city, as she professed she Intended. I wouldn't have to (In II " FLORIDA IN BRIEF Mountlo Drug Case Ends In Mistrial MIAMI IIIPII — A mistrial has liern declared In the federal trial ol Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman Michael Adrien Van Kassel, who was churgcd with selling documents on drug Inhirinauts to Miami Beach underworld ligurrs U.S lilslrlct Judge Sidney Aronovltz (lectured the mistrial Wednesday lifter the jury of five men and seven women sent him a message ul tl 32 p.m which said. "The Jury Is hopelessly deadlocked." The group had been dcllhci atlng lot Iti'.y hours over a two-day period. Michael Adrien Vuu Kassel. 29, was churgrd with three counts ol hrihrrv Involving 92.000 he accepted from a U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration agent posing as a cocaine smuggler and an allrgrd agreement by the Mountle to sell additional Information for 920,000 I he Judge set a hearing today for Van Kassel, who has been In Jail since his arrest In May. lo determine when a second trial would lie held and whether he should be freed on IhmhI II convicted, be faces a maximum of 30 years In jail and a 930.000 fine. Fumes Clear Shopping Mall MIAMI (Ul'll — Health Inspectors planned today lo Investigate the cause und Identity of fumes that prompted authorities lo empty a huge mall for more than two hours, lotting an estimated 5.000 shoppers und employees outside. 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Flatta« ( W r If* riMM umMIwii (»»»«*•>! bv mmnteri W On Golden Grove Pond Longwood Faces Maintenance Of Another Retention Pond By Jane Casselberry Herald Staff Writer Longwood has another retention pond on Its hands whether It wants It or not. David Mnlngot of Trin o r Developers. Inc . developer of Golden Grove subdivision, lias asked the city to assume responslblllly for maintaining a retention pond In that development. City Administrator Greg Manning rr. commended to the city commission at Its meeting Monday night that the city not accept maintenance on any more retention pond ns It Is already maintaining "40 or 50" of them. "The homeowners associations should accept responsibility." Manning said. builders arc required to construct reten­ tion ponds In their developments to hold storm water on Ihe property lo allow It to Biter through the soli rather than cause run off Into nearby lakes or onto neighbor­ ing property. Not all of (hem work properly and they arc proving a costly headache lor Longwood officials who contracted with a private lake maintenance firm. The Lake Doctor, In April lo maintain some of them. City Clerk Don Te rry pointed out that the city accepted ownership of the Golden Grove retention area when It accepted the other Improvements such as streets and water pipes from the developer And City Attorney Gerald Konnan said the develop­ er's responsibility for making sure the Improvements are In working condition only extends one year That year ended In April 1984, he said Mayor Harvey Smertlson said the Golden Grove pond doesn't percolate properly, holds water continually, and Isn't fenced Manning said residents of the subdivision have objected to the fact that the water turns green with algae. The developer has attempted to solve the problem by treating the water. Manning said. City Engineer Charles Hasalcr was told to Inspect ihe pond and see If It Is working as tt should. No deadline was given for the report, and commissioners said they would decide whether to maintain the pond after reviewing Hassler's findings In other action, the commission voted 4-1 on a motion by Commissioner Larry Goldberg to amend the municipal code to reduce to one foot the front setback required from the road for display of new and used motor vehicles. Commissioner June Lormcnn. who voted no. said she thinks the setback should be left at Its present five feet on a roadway or three feet In other areas Also Monday, the commission: • Gave final approval to an amendment tightening Its zoning code hy striking the word "and" and substituting "or." The code now states "a boat, or such vehicle or trailer must tie owned by or (and) used hy a resident of Ihe premises " The action was taken as the result of a resident being cited by Ihe Code Enforce­ ment Officer for having a motor home improperly parked In a residential area S e n a te To H o u s e : 'D o n 't C a ll Us, W e ' l l C a l l Y o u ' W A S H IN G T O N (IJ P II Budget negotiations collapsed on a note of "don't call us, we'll call you," and Senate Budget Com­ mittee Chairman Petr Domenlrl. said today ll the House refuses to cut more domestic programs. "W e 're not going lo get u budget," The talks broke off Wednesday In an atmosphore of healed charges, many directed at the W h ile House bud ge t com promise formulated Iasi week In an attempt to bring the parties together "W e'll call you bark as soon as we have som ething to i.tlk about." a hlltrr Dtimeulcl said after an unusually dlsagrrrnhlr session In an interview on Ihe CBS Morning News" program today. Domenlrl said. "W e're not Im­ mature. We understand that wr don't want the etiMO* (lint's going to result troru no budget and there will lie chaos. So. we'll try something " But when asked when the conferees would resume negolia Ilona, [lumenId sold "A t 1 lie moment I'm very pessimistlc, but I would say that. II the House real Iv Is .0 llltlf bottom line, II they’re not going to cut some more domestic programs that are not poverty programs ... II they're not going lo do that, then we're not going Because the vehicle was not owned by the resident, the Intent of the rode could not be enforced. • Set the next city clean up days, when discarded appliances and other Items not normally collected by the garbage compa­ nies are picked up by city crews, for Saturday and Sunday. August 3 and 4. The clean-up cost Is expected to be 92.100 for labor and 9500 for dumping fee. City public works employees are augmented by eight weekend workers from the Seminole County Jail. • Asked the Parks and Recreation Board to come up wit h a plan for use of the city's new tennis courts In Reiter Park. The courts arc locked to protect (hern from vandalism and keys arr Issued for a 95 deposit. A suggestion that non residents be excluded from the courts was shot down by Parks and Kecreatlon Director Bill Goebel who re­ minded the commission that because state funds were used to help construct the courts outsiders raunot tie banned. Commissioners are considering charging outsiders a 910 key deposit, but are concerned that tennis racketeers may have the krys counterfeited and distribute copies to their friends. Com m lssloner Larry G oldberg com­ plained that his sons called him at work to come home and give them 95 because the courts were locked and they didn't have enough money to get a key The commission's next regular meeting Is at 7 30 p in. Monday In city hall. 175 W. Warren Ave, Fearful Of Being Sued, Daytona Votes To Ban Night Driving On Beach loget a budget." Without a budget, Domenlrl salil. " T h e delicti will come down a little- tilt, but I think we'll have Institutional chaos House budget conferees said the While House and Senate leaders torpedoed the budget conference by "m o vin g the targcl" several times. Those changes Included President Reagan's rejection of a Senatepassed version that would have s» rapped Social Security cos­ t-of-living raises next year, after he had accepted It Senate leaders denied the urins.ittons, charging It was the House’s laull the talks were not progressing because the House refused to make significant budget cuts Budget conferees have been tryin g to reach agreement for nearly six weeks. A ircu|M-rstlng Reagan und congrattahmul leaders hud hoped lor agreement by the week's end lo get the spending blueprint through troth chandlers by the start of the monthlong recess Aug 2 But that hope upprnred lo tie dimming The IIouM1 proposal cut 924 billion more In non-m ilitary domestic spending over the next three years und preserved Social Security raises, but did not allot as m m ti money lor the Pentagon as S e n a te b a rg a in e rs und Reagan wanted DA YTO N A B EACH IUPI) C ity co m m issio n ers voted Unanim ously lo ban night driving on Florida's largest lieach In response lo a state Supreme Court ruling that holds clllea liable (or traffic accidents on inadequately su|iervlsrd bearhrs. Th e b a n , approved lale Wednesday, goes Into effect July 24 and prohibits all motor vehicles on ihe lieach from one hour before sunset until sun­ rise. Alxiul 120 pcoplr crowded city commission chandlers late Wednesday, while at least 100 others watted outside as supiNirlrrs and opponents of the Iran made ihetr pilch lo commlMianerw. Ocean Deck owner Dick Keough gave the commission a petition (rearing the signatures of 3.400 people protesting Ihe ordinance. Many of them were owners of businesses along the tieaehlrunt strip Peggy Landers, president of Mothers Against Drunk Driving In Vohdsla County, spokr in favor of the ban. "Tills Is not 1903 when Just a few cars drove on the beach, ■ There are too many deaths and injuries." said Landers. An emergenry ordinance to prohibit nlgbt lieach driving failed two weeks ago because it did nut receive a unanimous vote of the six-member com­ mission. The ordinance was Inspired by a recent state Supreme Court ruling‘ that upheld an accident victim's right to file a lawsuit alleging that there was inadequate supers’Islon of traf­ fic on Daytona Beach and that Ihe city had failed to warn of i h r danger. The lawsuit Is still pending, and did not involve a fatality, said City Attorney Frank B, Guntm ry III Gum m y said there were 150 traffic accidents on the lieach In 1984. none of them fatal. But of Ihe last seven fatal accidents on the beach, six occurred at night, he said Daytona Beach Shores had previously banned night driv­ ing on the portion of the beach Inside Its city limits. Gum m y said Together, the two bans bar night driving on about 11 miles of beachfront, he said. Sanford Searching For Sewer Project Advisers To make sure Sanford doesn't lose money during Its ant left hi led 910 million to 930 million sewn Improvement project. Ihe city should hire a team ol financial and legal advisers. C'tlv Manager Frank Faison says A financial adviser, underwriter and attorney s|ie< lallztng In bond projects would guide ihe city through its costly, com plicated Ik mil program designed to pay lur the project "It's good Insurance" to have such a tram. Faison told the camiiitsaionrra during Ihetr workshop session Monday The llnuiulal adviser would be paid between 930,000 and 950.000. Faison said. The underwriter's and attorney's fees would have to be determined later. Commissioners agrred with Faison and told him lo shop around for the best three people for the Job "It's really Insane to go Into a (boudl sale without one (adviser)," Commissioner David Farr said Mayor Betlye Smith called the team a necessity" and Commissioner Milton Smith said II would probably pay (or Itself with the amount of money it saves the city Sanford faces either upgrading Its Poplar A venue sew er p la n t or g o in g to u landsprradlng method of sewage dis|Kmul. depending on what system the stulr approves for the city The state Department ol Environmental Regulation has ordered Ihe rlty to stop dumping treated sewage In Lake Monroe The rlty has ap(x-alrd the ordrr and a decision Is (rending In other action Monday, the commission: • Gave tentative approval to a low bid of 922.885 from a Longwood tree company lo remove 149 dead trees In the city. Final approval Is expected Monday • Agreed to shop for the best Interest rate tor a loan to finance the purchase of a 9120,000 sewer pl(w repair iruck which uses television cameras to spot leaks. The rlly has earmarked 91)0.000 from Ibis yrar's budget for a down payment but must flnancr the rest of the cost. — R ick Brunson WEATHER Wednesday night lit Sprlngvlrw. Neb . uprooted trees and tore the mol oft a shed A gust of 71 tttph streaked through Huron. S I ) , .md ftO-mph winds downed trees Tonight partly cloudy wub and |>ower lines at Clear Lake. s c a tte r e d e v e n i n g t h u n - S D Winds near Raymond. S I).. derstorms Low In the low 70s. Inflicted damage In an area 12 Light variable wind Rain chance miles long and 3 miles wide. 30 percent Friday |winly cloudy Tw o cattle sheds, several roofs, with afternoon thunderstorms trees and crops were damaged likely. High In ihe low to mid County roads werr under water today in Codington County. S I) , 90* Hulnrhaiue 7 0 percent, NATIONAL REPORT: Violent where tl'rs inches ol rain dren­ th u n d e r s t o r m s ra k e d the ched Watertown. S.D.. Wed­ northern Plains and the upper nesday, authorities said. North Mississippi Valley, killing cattle of Troy, S I) . 16 head of cattle with lightning, shredding crops were killed by lightning. Hall the With hall as big as baseballs and size of baseballs battered Ihe flooding roads today with morr area around Garden City. S.D.. than a half-foot of ruin The Inflicting "quite extreme dam ­ storm s today reached front age" to corn, wheat and oat Nebraska and the eastern crops, said a spokesman for the Dakotas across Minnesota und northern Wisconsin m upper Michigan Elsewhere, scattered showers doused the Rockies, the southern Plateau. Florida and Cash si Flan4* fl*s***l H n yilil A labam u. A h ig h pressure taesUw system located over western A D M IltlO M t New York brought cool early laniard v-doC Geils**. morning temperatures In the 50s L ita L Mat and 80s to the Ohio Valley and Tom Ur S«xv*y New England. A tornado pro­ f M r i C S S s '* ThsoV Ma»l*» O tlaiW duced by the Plains storms AREA FORECAST: Today p a r t ly s u n n y w it h tliu n derslorms likely In Ihe alter noon Light mostly southeast wind. Rain chance 7o percent Clark County Sheriff's Depart­ ment. Hailstones up lo 2 Inches In diameter (ell at Wuonsockrl, S I ) In the West winds snapped trees at Arizona City. Arlz.. und I -Inch haft battered Tucson. Art*. AREA READINGS |9 a m.): temperature 80; overnight low: 73: W ednesday s high 90; tiuromctrlr pressure 30:03; rela­ tive h u m id ity 82 percent, winds: southwest at 5 mph: rain; 108 Inch (Sanford); sunrise: 6:39a m,, sunset 8 24 p.m, FRIDAY TIDES: Daytons Beach: highs. 9 55 a.in . 19:19 p m.: lows, 3:36 u.m.. 3:28 p.m.: Port Canaveral: highs. 9 4 7 a m . 10.-11 p i n : lows. 3:27 a m . 3:19 p in Bayport: highs. 3 37 a m . 2 27 p.m.; lows, 8 52 a pi., 9 51 p.m. HOSPITAL NOTES Vugmi* V Josnson Deltona O s 'llE Panel. Oeitara lanrsnce urmtchel. Oaltona F w m a A M a s t s . I she Msr* O I IC M A B O It Umtord W ills B Mstflton Hubs'? L UTS'S Hsn'y W iilism t Jr , I s d Monro* 1 BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — Light southerly wind through Friday. Sea 2 feet or levs Wind and sea higher near scattered thunderstorms. E X T E N D E D : S a tu rd a y th ro u g h M onday — P artly cloudy through Monday with a chance of aftrrnoon and evening i bunder storms except anytime southeast and keys Highs uppef 80s to lowrr 90s Lows around 70 extreme north to around 80 in the keys E v e n in g I le n t k ! (U t P S M I !M ) Thursday. July II. |*sj Vol 71. No 393 PublltlMd D*(ly and lu n d s * . s .c rp t Is lu rd s r Sr Th # Is n ts rd Hsrsld. I*< J#* h Fre n ch A . t Isntsrd, FIs t i n t . tsesnd C ls ti F a t l i | i p*id *f fenfsrd, Plends u r n Hsm * 0 . l i . t r , Wssb. Msnth. •*.»*( ) M o nlm I I U l i * Month,. U r Mr V ssr. D I M B y M stl: W a t I t Mr M snth, U H i I Msntfei, t t l M r « M o n th ,. U l Mr Y s s r. IMM Phono ( M l ) 121 - M I L i �Evening Herald. Sanford. PI. Thursday. July I I . I f U - J A Knife-Wielding Bandit Robs Cumberland Farms Of $109 A man wlrldlrig a knife robber ■» Frrn I'ark convenience store i terk of $100 late Wednesday. A Seminole County sheriffs report said the man entered Cumberland Farms. 229 Oxford (toad, at 11:23 p m. and walked in the back of the store and waited for several customers to leave. When the siore cleared, the man approached the counter, reached over and stuck a pock­ et knife next to the clerk's side, the report said. 'I want nit your money." the man reportedly said. The clerk opened Ihe register and said. Take It.'.* The robber said. "I land It to me." The clerk bunded the man 8109 dollars In cash and the robber demanded that the clerk open Ihe safe, the report said. The clerk said the combination "was not available." Then rob­ ber left the store In a red Pinto. MOTELBURGLARY Thieves entered the motel room of two women und stole their purses. Sheriffs Investigators believe the heist was pulled off by someone using a pass key because no pry marks or other evidence of forced entry was discovered In the Tuesday rob­ bery. The thieves stole the purses of Barbara Du Clots. 65. of Punta Gorda. and Jennifer Harper. 32. of Summerville. South Carolina between 3 and 3 30 p.m. from room 143 of the Days Inn. State Road 46 and Interstate 4. San­ ford. A c tio n R e p o rts * Fires * C o u rts ★ P o lic e A $500 pair of prescription g l a s s e s , k e y s to t w o automobiles, credits cards and cash totaling $845 was stolen In the robbery. HIT AND RUN An Altamonte Springs man has been arresird and charged with leaving the scene of an accident with Injuries In con­ nection with a wreck Sunday In Longwood. Woman Gets 3 Years For DUI Manslaughter A Casselberry woman has been sentenced to three years in prison lor the DUI manslaughter dealh ol a Lake Monroe woman killed when the car she was riding In was struck broadside. Tina Marie Tucker, 22. of 911 la u ra Si., was also ordered Wednesday by Orange Circuit Judge Ted Coleman to serve five years of probation and pay a SI,(XX) fine In connection with •he Oct. 10 drath of Tanya R o b in s o n . 20 Ms. T u c k e r pleaded no contest to DUI man­ slaughter on May 31. According to court records. Ms Tucker ran a slop sign al Lake Destiny Road and Kennedy Boulevard In Eatonvllle on Oct. 6 and struck the passenger side of Ihe car Ms. Robinson was riding In. Ms. Robinson died ol head Injuries four days lalrr. Ms. Tucker's blood alcohol level was 0.15 percent at the lime of the accident. In Florida. 0 10 Is considered leagally tinder Ihe Influence. Ms Robinson's molher. Kathle Robinson of Lake Monroe, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit suit against Ms. Tucker. Kendall Neal, driver of Ihe car In which Ms Robinson was riding, and his Interlachen Country Club Appeals A djustm ent D enial For Sew er Effluent Spraying Owners of the proposed Inlerlachen Country Club, which s tra d d le s the O ra n g e and Seminole county lines In the Tanglcwood area weal of Stale Road 436, are appealing to the Seminole County Commission lor |>crmlsAlon lo spray sewer clllurnl onto ihe gull course. Ihe county's Board of Ad­ justment curllrr this week de­ nied on a 3 1 vole the chib's request after nearby property owners protested that Ihe ef­ fluent. which would come from lh r city of Winter Park, could have not signed Ihe necessary agreements with Ihe county to permit the effluent disposal and the county's utility steering committee Is not scheduled to consider the project unill Friday. Although Board of Adjustment m em ber Mike llattaw ay In ­ dicated he favored the project, he changed his vole to disapproval alter the hoard voted 2-2 on Ihr request. He Joined with C h a irm a n Roger Perra and Danny Brown In opposing. Vot­ ing for the permission was Dr. James Hickman. Hickman said i x i l l u i r i h r m i u l l r r u n it p r iv a te the blgj(rst problem Interlachen wells. has Is (hat It Is proposing One resident. Nancy Hague of something new and untried, Nottingham Drive, said spray raising the concerns of thr heads now used al the property n e a r b y p r o p e r t y o w n e r s . arc already shooting water over Member Alan Robinson was the roof of her home and there Is absent. Hall said any more delays no reason to believe the heads would not do Ihe same when could make Ihe project unfeasi­ ble. sewer effluent Is Involved. In other action, Ihe hoard She said while treatment of sewage kills bacteria II Is nol approved Ih r rrquest of the Clearwater Missionary Haptlsl guaranteed lo kill viruses Alex H all ol Professional Church. Southwest Road south Engineering Consultants. Winter of 22nd Street, near Sanford, to Park, who appeared on liehalf of allow the church to function Interlachen developers. Insisted without (larkingspaces. llattaway said Ihe request that Ihr effluent Is sater than storm water and the company wasn't unusual, adding (hat already has a conditional use churches In downtown areas (M-rinlt (or the operation from (he often function without parking Si Johns River Water Manage­ facilities. "T h e Lord will provide." Hatment District Glnny Markley. county zoning (away said and his colleagues - Donns Estes t ourdlnator. said the dcvrlopers agreed. father, Leroy Neal, owner of the car. Mrs. Robinson, who Hied the suit Jan. 4. is suing for un­ specified damages In excess ol $5,000. Stic slates In the still that Ms, Tucker was neglige it I und Intox­ icated when she ran Ihe stop sign and that the younger Neal was also negligent In that he should have seen Ms Tucker's headlights and avoided thr ac­ cident. According to Florida court procedure. Ihe no contest plea cannot be used as evidence In i he civil case — Deane Jordan SEMINOLE SEW & VAC 1 DAY SERVICE (O N M O I T C A S E S ) FREE ESTIMATE Also Available from the makeshift shed ol a Longwood man. A shcrtlTs report listed a drill, two grinders, three saws, a chainsaw, an air compressor and a hole cutter stolen Saturday from Ja m rs Turner. 1101 Miller Ave. The shed the tools were stored In was constructed from an old pickup truck cab VANDAL WITH A HANDLE A vandal broke Into the garage ol Phant Troung. 827 N. Jericho Drive, Casselberry. Friday and destroyed a 1983 OUtsmoblle A Seminole County sheriffs report said ihe vandal may have used a red Jack handle lo smash Ihe car's windows and lo dent and gouge holes In thr auto. An estimate by (H ille r placed damage al $3,000 to $4,000. My Ngyucn. a relative, discov­ ered the damaged vehicle. Ac­ cording to the report. Troung was In New York at the time of the vandalism CLUE MATCHES UP A book of matches helped Sanford police solve a hurglarv case early Tuesday. The matches were found in a briefcase recovered from two men chased by Sgt Milch Tlndet at about 2 a m ,, according to Police Chief Steve Harriett. Tlndel saw the two men run­ ning south across First Strret and chased them to the In­ tersection of Second Slrret and Palmetto A venue where h r stopped them. During the chase, one of the men threw down a briefcase containing a $66 check, papers, a calculator and a hook of matches from the marina Holi­ day Inn. Harriett said. The name " J B Miller" was on the brief­ case. An Investigation lound that a car belonging to Jerry Miller, who was staying at the hotel, was burglarized und Ihr brief­ case stolen. David Scott Lapointe. 20, no address given, and Fred David Pierce. 19. of 112 W Magnolia Ave.. Oviedo, were charged with burglary and petty theft. They were booked Into the Seminole County Jail In lieu of $5,000 bond each. Federal Benefits for Veterans and Dependents • ELIGIBILITY M il. I v t l V«tM « U rtte t*l • MEDICAL V*rv*i i»| A** » SOCIAL • PENSION SECURITY Thm and Miny More Federal CREDITS Benefits Non Available t« W n .i Cat iV M i RttnW Sm SSI *1Vtlti sat Seatfits 'tenth eaMsfcadOf IS* Vrlttm AZMMttrthM k c USW t« *»■*<»'j 4>i(l»i(.4 Vttirni tt M t*U ntroiu WMiMtiM n sat ceu oa oaiKtitoariu ou_cou*o*sues no stu te O A K LA W N 'S V E T E R A N S D IV IS IO N i* o Bo* ote Lake Mary, Florid* 1114* * M l II ^ •Repairs S Sslas •New $ Used Vacumss A Sawing Machinas as* It St S 322-9411 A sheriff's report said a motorist ran a stop sign on Marion Slrrct In Longwood and strurk another vehicle, causing minor Injuries to both drivers. The driver of the car that ran the stop sign stopped briefly but left the scene before Longwood (Hiller arrived, the report said. An Investigation turned up the name of Wrllliam Weslrv Hackct, 19 of 920 B Orlenta Ave.. Ahamonie Springs, who was arrested Tuesday. He was being held in the Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5 000 tw«id. PURLOINED BOAT A boat, moior and trailer valued at $7,250 was stolen from Its parking space on l-akc Kathryn In Casselberry rarly Tuesday. Dorothy Gordon. 60. of 1042 Mango Drive. Cassellierry. re­ ported lo poller that she parkrd the boat at 3 p.m. Monday and discovered it stolen at about 9:45 u m . Tuesday. TOOL PIGEON Over $1,100 worth of tools were discovered stolen Saturday UCni cm Hill. tin Ot 0<ti**11« l|H 01 D-tiko'lf . W E’LL PAY YOU $177 TO RECOVER YOUR LOSSES W ITH A HEAT RECOVERY UNIT. Police Probe Floppy Discs For Clues To Kiddie Hackers satellites had been moved, or that even an attempt to move them was made But (xillre said the youths were able to break lulu an A T & T computer ufler obtaining a manual from an A T & T trash bln. South Plainfield police de­ tective George Green said four of Middlesex Countv Prosecutor th e d e f e n d a n ts o p e r a te d Alan Kockoff said Wednesday electronic bulletin Ixiards. which that seven youths used their are used for the exchange of c o m p u te rs a n d e le c tro n ic information by hundreds of peo­ bulletin boards' to exrhange ple information obtained without Green said the youths also had authorization, including codes that would cause communica­ a special code giving them Illegal tions -witcllltcx to "change post- access to the Information In i ton and possibly Interrupt In­ question and only those who used those parts of the bulletin tercontinental communications, boards were arrested. He said thr youths obtained Roekoff said the bulletin thousands and 'possibly mil­ lions" ol dollars In telephone and hoards contained telephone numbrra In a military defense n ilormal tonal srrv Ices. Proseculors said morr arrests communications system In the Defense Department. "We called may be made. one of the numliers and got a Assistant County Prosecutor lieutenant general." Kockoff told (-Tank Graves said Investigators the New York Tlnirs. still bad "six more computers Rockoir said the investigation and 9 million floppy discs" lo began In April w hrn postal look through officials Informed the South We had 300 names In one Plainfield poller that someone co m p u te r und we charged using a post ofllrr box under a n tcn ," Graves said. "We have fictitious name had apparently |to Idea what's In Ihe other been using a computer to gain computers and won't know for a Illegal access lo Ihe computer of while." a Connecticut credit company. The youths, whose names The Investigation led (o the were withheld because of their arrest of a South Plainfield ugra. arc charged with Juvenile youth, whose computer was delinquency by reason of con­ seized In June. 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M l OO Hy*M«il Week. •I V) Month W 00. 3 Month* tlH 00 0 Month*. *32 50: Ymr. MO (*) And Another Spending Fix? I’r n s lm ls t s n r r s a y in g th e A m e r ic a n econom y is h ru d ln g for a recession as early as next year. Optim ists are saying that slower grow th signifies only a pause as business and consum ers defer *|x-ndlng In anticipation of lower Interest rates, lower oil prices, and lower lax rales. Either w uy. this hardly seems the tim e for the tax Incrcuse some In Congress are pushing privately as the only |K>sslblc road to deficit reductions. U n e m p lo ym e n t In Ju n e rem ained steady at 7.3 percent for the fifth consecutive m onth. .Tha t translated to 8.4 m illion Am ericans looking for Jobs that d o n ’t yet exist. G ro w th rates have been sim ilarly disap­ pointing this year. First rjuarter growth was an anem le .3 percent. T h e second quarter saw a rebound to a m odestly healthy 3 (K Tcenl. but aggregate grow th this year Is still ru n n in g al a lackluster rate of 1.7 percent. Th e re are other signs of weakness. Corporate profits arc d ow n , the nation's trade deficit Is ru n n in g al record highs, and the troublrd m a n u fa c tu rin g sector c o n tin u e s to lose ground. Let the economists argue about whether these are (Kirlenta of a 198(1 recession or merely a predictable pause after the 1083-84 boom. O u r guess Is the latter but there Is •room for honest debate. T h e point Is (fiat a lax hike now could only m ake a weakening econom y weaker still. A lax Increase Ilia 1 look m oney out of consum ers' pockets would dim inish demand and slow econom ic activity accordingly. New taxes on corporations w ould m ean less capital available lor growth prom oting Investment, hi (with cases, fewer new Jobs would be created for the more than m m illion A m e ri­ cans w h o have yet to share In the benefits of the econom ic upturn that began at the end of 1(182. Ironically, a lax hike Intended to shrink the deficits w o uld be more likely to Increase them. II the p c M im ls ls n rr right and recession awaits next year, adding the extra burden of new luxes could only deepen the recession. And Inasm uch as deficits typically grow d u rin g recessions, a more severe recession would p rtx liicr a deficit to m atch. If. con­ versely. the optim ists are right, a tax Increase would al the very least risk choking olf the growth that Is actually sh rin k in g I tit* deficits In real term s — /.e., as a percentage of gross national product. All tills seems so obvious that one must suspect a covert, or at least sublim inal, motive to explain Congress's Itch to reach out and tup someone. For a m a m m o th hint, recall the gnashing ol teeth and anguished sighs on Capitol H ill as mem bers ol Congress recently struggled to cut tens of billions of dollars from liilure budgets T h e fact Is that Congress would ruther hpend than cut That Is w h y the drllclt Is so huge today. H y the end ol fiscal MIH5. federal spending w ill have Increased 41 percent since IDMl. T h e econom y will have grow n only 34 percent over the same period. So. despite four tax hikes totaling 9330 billion, the deficits h'liiuln huge. ■ Another tax hike would risk m aking the d d lctts larger still while giving u weak willed Congress w hat It craves but must not have: Another llx to Iced the spending addiction. Please Write Letter* to the editor are welcome for publication. A ll letters must be signed and include a m ailing address and. If possible, a telephone num ber. T h e E ve n in g Herald reserves the right to edit latter* to avoid libel and to accommodate space. DONALD LAMBRO How Stockman's 'Allies'Let Him Down W ASHINGTON — The resignation of Budget i Director David Stockman leaves a huge gap In President Reagan's high command No one now being mentioned to replace him come* close to matching his mastery of hudget detail and Ills broad philosophical commitment to reducing the size of government. ’ Despite m y own deep m isgivings over Stockman's persistent push for tax Increases to close the deficit, no one In this administration has made tougher or more persistent efforts to rut wasteful federal spending. Again and again over the past four and a half years. Storkman has tenaciously fought In­ ternally for deep budget cuts that, had they been enacted, would have slashed the deficit to a fraction of Its present size. Tragically. Reagan's budgetary whlz-kld was. In the end. beaten back by key members of his own party in Congress, by top officials of the administration, and very often by the president himself. First, he frequently encountered sllir opposi­ tion from Cabinet members who argued vocifer­ ANTHONY HARRIGAN Terrorist Tactics Here, Too The brutal murder of a young Navy man abourd hijacked TW A Flight 847 provided the American jieople with a fresh shock of recogni­ tion ns to the menace of terrorism. A* President Reagan said during the 17 - d a y o r d e a l, " t h u g s and barbarians" are waging war against civilization. Unfortunately, terrorist lurtlrn are to be found almost everywhere. In the same week that the TW A Jetliner wus hijacked, there were terrorist attack* In England. Spain. Corsica. South Africa. Japan, and other countries. I n c r e a s i n g l y , foes of the established order use terrorist method* In attempt* to achieve their political goal* The United Stair* Itself ha* not been free of such Incident*. Puerto Rican na­ tionalist* huve exploded bombs In New Vork City. The Capitol ha* hern the target of u bomb attack In thr 1900*. radical anti-Vietnam group* dynamited (xiwer lines In California and attempted to hull train* currying military *upplle*. Similar attempt* have ticcn made to disrupt the movements of train* tarrying weapons to nuclear sub­ marine* In the Northwest. In thr sixties, the United States also experienced campus proles! activities that cnnntllutrd terrorism, such as th r riot al Colum bia University In New Vork City and the dlsturlumrrs at Cornell und Yule Universities. The lierkrley campus of thr University of California tiecame Infamous for scenes of mob terrorism One hope* that tlie country won’t see that sort of thing again. Ttierr arc Insidious development*, howev­ er. Many of them arc related to the current rampulgn to force universi­ ty authorities to gel rid of securities In companies with investment* In South Africa. Whut'* happening In this connec­ tion wu* discussed by Waller K. Klaus of Farmington. Minn., In a letter published June 25 on the editorial page of thr St. Paul.. Minn., rionerr Prra* DlB/iatch. under the caption "Protestors 'Hijacked* U Regents' Meeting.'* Nowhere In American society Is there a proper place for groups that hold up Individuals und Institutions. Ik- ih I them to Ittclr will, und creute media events that have lire effect of manipulating people Our system allows for a variety of lawlnl. orderly protests. The American public must not tie subjected to another round of Itrrkrley-typc mob protests ously against his early proposals to cut or eliminate questionable federal programs such as Exporl-Imppri Joans for major U S corporations: revenue sharing for well-heeled communities that enjoy‘ big budget surpluses: and costly Pentagon expenditures, such a* cut-rate mili­ tary com m issaries for relatively young, middle-class retirees In second-career Jobs. Stockman fought to phase out the 94 5 bllllon-a-year revenue-sharing program early ln| Reagan's first term, but was fought tooth and nail by the president's Intergovernmental affairs assistant. Rich Williamson, who said the cut would endanger the president's federalism initiative. "There was a big fight over It In the Cabinet room In front of the president and the president sided with Rich." a While House official says. Just the mere hint that Stockman was planning to propose the elimination of about 9750 million In commissary subsidies or reforming the 20 year-and-out military retire­ ment system triggered a furious retaliation from the Joint Chiefs of Stall The top brass went to g lc iH -h a t » *a t- Reagan and told him It would destroy military morale and recruitment. Stockman lost. Second. Stockman has consistently run Into a wall of opposition to many of his budget proposals from key Republicans In Congress, who have often been among his most effective foe*. When Stockman was putting thr finishing touches on the president's fiscal-1985 budget, word leaked out that It would Include sharp cuts In the Department of Education It wasn't long before he found himself face-to-face In his office with a phalanx of angry conservative House Republicans, who told him they didn't want Reagan cutting "one dime out of the education budget." As Ihrse evatdples Illustrate. Stockman's third and biggest obstacle often was the president himself. Tim e and time again. Stor kman'* budget-cutting proposals ended up on the cutting-room floor, a victim of Reagan's reluctance to add them to his budget during his first four years r n ---------^ I ROBERT WALTERS I If The Cliche Fits... JEFFR EY HART W ASHINGTON INEA) - The most difficult challenge In writing litis column will be suppressing the temptation to Invoke the 370-yearold hackneyed aphorism about "the pot calling the kettle black." It seems that the nation's leading advertising agencies — thr firm* whose notable contributions to our culture Include television commer­ cial* for hemorrhoid remedies, pain relievers and laundry soaps — are disturbed about the lack of quality and Integrity In political advertis­ ing Leading the cleanup campaign is the A m e ric a n A s s o c ia tio n of Advertising Agencies Although 4As mrmlx-rs account for more than three fourths of all the country's commercial advertising, most polit­ ical advertising Is handled by eum|Mlgn consultants. 4As members have more than their share of professional problems. One public opinion survey has In their boot*. Theodore Rrxrscvelt shown, for example, that almost said that we should speak softly and two-thirds of all consumers Ix-lleve carry a hlg stick. Reagan's shouting that television commercials are ex­ and not even carrying a toothpick. aggerated or misleading. D ic ta to r K im E l H u n g of N o rth In another poll about half of the Korea inusl hr puzzling over the respondents disagreed with the Inscrutable way* id the Western statement that "advertising pres­ mind Kirn made It Into Krugun's ents a true picture of the pnxluri* list of five outlaw leaders, while f e a t u r e d . " but a g r e e d t hat Assad of Syria, who I* actually ‘ advertising Insult* the Intelligence running event* In Lebanon, was not ol the average person." even mentioned. Without Assad'* Similarly, when the public Is approval, the terrorist camp* In the asked lo rale various ix'rupullon* on llukka Valley could not exist for 10 the Im s Is of honesty and ethics. Ihc minutes advertising business ranks near the Absurdly. Kruguu told the listen tail tom of the scale. lug lawyers Ihut thr terrorists arr Al the 4As' annual meeting last running scared because our own year In Palm Springs. Calif.. In cause Is Just. America Is still thr dustry leaders decided to remedy "shining city on the hill," hr xutd. Ihc problem not by making any using that tine once too often These substantive Improvements In their "regime* arc weak In a way that no work but Instead by mounting u democracy cun ever lx- weak " <umpulgn to refurbish their Image. Tell It to Robert Stethem That etfort was to include twhat "T h e ir rulers are frlghtrurd," r ise?) a national advertising cam­ Reagan fantuslzed "Th e y know paign. a program of visits to college thut freedom Is on the march und campuses and a hypocritical search when It triumph* thrlr time In lor "serious utilises" In |>olltlcu! |xiwer Is over." advertising during the I9H4 cam­ paign. Oh yeah? Down in Managua 4 A s m e m b e rs z e a I o u *I y Daniel Ortega now knows that hr i» monitored campaign advertising In dealing with a paper tiger Khadafy i* so afraid of Reagan that he tiu* approximately 400 metropolitan areas. Nobody, however, m ain­ Just signed an accord with the new tained surveillance over the com­ military rulers of the Sudan and resumed tils crazy dream of en­ mercials for Indigestion remedies, la xa tive s, m o u th w a sh or d is ­ circling the hated and westernizing hwashing detergents Egypt. The column t* finished and the I 'lie A y a t o lla h Is p u b lic ly laughing al the president. Rragun cliche about the pot and the kettle ha* been avoided - but there* had lo run uround the world ’ la gging.” he said, for someone to always “ people who live In glass houses Shouldn't throw stones." help tree thr hostuges Just Calling Names T h e gap betw een President Reagan's rhetoric und hi* actions on the hostage matter bus become so gieut that he Is draining his pre­ sidency ot all crrdlbtltty und putting at risk a whole range of Issues He may be lucking out because It Is sum m rr and people at the bruch are not noticing, but thing* are becom­ ing dangerous. A very strong castrail Ire made that Reagan should resign and lei George Hush lake over. Hush's credibility remain* high Alter doing absolutely nothing to retaliate against the hijacking und the murder of Robert Stethem. Reagan ha* tx-rn reduced to calling name*. In III* absurd speech lo thr American liar Association, hr rultrd the leader* of Iran. North Korru. L ib y a . C u b a u n d N ic a ra g u a "mlsllts. looney tunes and squalid criminals.*' Yeah. Slick* and stone* will break my bones but names will never hurt me. Then he hulled and puffrd In icg.dc*c Terrorist attacks against the United Slate* are acts of war. he correctly told the assembled law­ yer*. and hr noted that under "International law" we have thr right to defend ourselves All right. Mr President, that's line Then what did he do? He re­ commended a committee. He pro|Misrd that thr assembled lawyers "address tills problem In confer­ ences and convention* that will lead us to a better domestic and Interna­ tional legal framework lor dealing with terrorism." Wow The Ayatollah. Khadalyund thr Islamic Jihad must lx- shaking JA C K ANDERSON B ER R Y S WORLD " I 'm s ic k o l o u r 'm s s n m g h il r o ls tlo n s h lp l' L e t s get M A R R IE O r Firms Play Dirty To G et Cleanup Job By Jack Anderson and Joseph Spear W A S H I N G T O N - C a l l It "Shootout at the OK Dum p." Tw o giant waste disposal compa­ nies and their hired gun* ure dueling In the press und In hearing mom* across the country, trying to lulluence the Environmental Pro lection Agency. Each side bus accused the other of misrepre­ sentation und other dirty trick* — and each Insists the other startrd It. The unseemly niud slinging In­ volves a matter of serious public Interest — how best to gel rid of dangerous Industrial wastes But the tactics used by both sides are attempts to distort the democratic process Here's the story uncovered try our associate Corky Johnson: The EPA Is considering the dis­ posal of hazardous wastes by burn­ ing them at sea lit special Incinera­ tor ships. Instead of burning them un la n d , und o th e r disposal method* One of the rival firms. Waste Management Inc., lu* the capability to Incinerate at sea. The other doesn't. W a tte M a n ag em e n t s rlv u l. Rollins Environm ental Services. o|x-ratrs several land based Inciner­ ators. Obviously, If EPA were to decide that ocean Inclnerutlon I* the wave of the future, Rollins would lxhurt. So Rolllna hired former Rep Tom Evans. R-DeL, now a Washington lawyer Evans In turn hired National Strategics Marketing G roup, a Washington political consulting lin n run hy W uller Mondale's former deputy campaign manager. Robert Deckel Deckel set up u telephone bank to m a k e c u lls lo r e s id e n t s of Drownsvlllr. Texas, one of the ports where EPA Is thinking of putting a dock lor loading incinerator ships According lo the phone script wc obtained. Deckel s solicitors said. Hello this Is (name of caller) calling for the Alliance to Save the Ocean." The ''Alliance'' Is a paper organization created by Deckel The caller would urge residents to help slop EPA'* plans lo burn "highly toxic PCD*" olf the Brownsville coast. Deckel ulso sent agents lo cities w h e re E P A p la n n e d to hold h e a r in g s The Urckrl operatives otTerrd their help as consultants to citizens' groups that were opposed loocean burning Sue Ann Fruge ol the Gulf Coast Coalition said thr Deckel agent did not reveal that lie wus working on tx-half of Rollins The coalition rejected the outside help anyhow Fruge said her group had organized a turnout of 0.000 angry residents at an earlier EPA heurtng and she r e s e n t e d I n d u s t r y ' s p a id gunslingers butting In In San Francisco. Deckel created the Ocean Tourism Council, and tmcil two consultants to drum up sujiporl from the tourism industry'. T h r consultant* also testified on behalf of the ‘‘Council'' ut the EPA hearing, without disclosing that they were connected to Rollins. Deckel said he sees nothing wrong w ith his lob byin g techniques Meanwhile. Waste Mangemenl was chronicling Deckel's moves In a background paper It distributed to congressional committee* But Waste Management hired Its own poltttcul consulting lirm to promote thr ocean Incineration view at EPA hearings Telephone banks werr used and operative* were sent to the five EPA hearing cities lo seek supjxirt. In addition. Waste Management paid the travel expenses. Including virile hotel bills, for about 15 peoplc who appeared lo testily In favor of wean burning. None of the shakers mentioned that the company wu* (raying their expenses. Companies doing business with Waste Management alvi gave their xuppuri The president of a Mexico City waste disposal lirm. for exam­ ple. testified In favor of ocran Incineration — without disclosing his company's ties to Waste Man­ agement. in an Interview with a Mexican newspaper, two Wastr Management employee* were described as of­ ficials of a trade association. A company odlctal. Dill Drown, said it was u mix-up caused by the lan­ guage barrier A Waste Management olllclal estimates that lire company spent about 9 2 5 0 .0 0 0 on t h r E P A hearings. \ �SPORTS Ev«nin« H*r»ld, Sanlsrd, FI. Thursday. July U . l*»S-iA Apopka Tops Overconfident Altamonte B y Sam Cook Herald Sports E d ito r OHLANDO — Hold everything World Series enthusiasts of the Altamonte Junior League All Stars. Don't mall those motel room deposits to Taylor. Mich, just yet. District 14. which was the toughest level of competition for ihe Altamonte Nationals In thetr march to the Little League World Series last year, has thrown an Apopka-West Seminole hurdle In frotil of the much-anticipated fourth World Series appearance by the Altamonte league In three years. Apopka-West Seminole, using a sterling ihrce-hlt pitching performance by Mark Gabrovlc and an overconfidence fed by Altamonte's 72-6 scoring differential In the Division 2 tournament, dealt Altamonte a 5-3 setback Wednesday night In the opening game of the District 14 finals at the Hotting llllls Little League complex before 400 fans. “ We were overconfident.” said Altamonte manager Kelly Walnscott. “ We weren't ready. Apopka wanted It and they took It. I'm embarrassed." Altamonte tries to even the series tonight at 7:30 at Rolling Hills. Walnscott said Aaron B aseball latarola will probably pitch. Apopka manager Phil King said he may go with ex-Altamonte star Jim m y Musselwhtte. if hts arm Is ready. King said Mussel white threw 1 18 pitches In Monday’s Division 1 win over Rolling Hills. The other choices are his son. Brett King, or Tim Kreer. Altamonte, which waltzed through the Division 2 tournament with four straight wins, sprung a leak defensively Wednesday with six errors which spoiled a creditable pitching performance by Chris RadclifT. Gabrovlc took full advantage. Relying on an effective curveball. he continually kept Altamonte off stride. He was especially effective over the final three Innings when he didn't allow a hit and retired nine of the final 11 batters. “ I knew we could beat them.” said Gabrovlc. "We're a lot belter than people think I Just moved the ball around. We knew RadclifT was hot. 1 Just tried to keep the ball In on him so he couldn't extend his arms.” RadclifT. though, wasn't as sharp as usual on the mound as eight walks littered his perfor­ mance which Included 10 strikeouts. "They were just too small," he said of Apopka's No. 7 and 9 hitters Robert Brown and Scott Castaldo. "t couldn't find their strike zones." RadclifT walked both three times each. The third walk to Castaldo in the bottom of the sixth led to Apopka's breaking a 3-3 deadlock with Its linn! two runs. Castaldo drew his third walk to open the sixth. Gabrovlc. whose brother Matt played football at Lake Brantley High School, followed with a bunt in front of the plate. Catcher Danny Hendricks pounced on the ball but trounced his throw into center field in an attempt to get pinch runner Koscoe GrtiTln. When the throw eluded center Odder Jcrrey Thurston. Griffin went to third. Gabrovlc Immediately stoic second. King, the No. 2 hitter, was next but Radcllff reached down and struck him out. The big left-hander did the same to lefty Greg Thomas for ihe second out. With Musselwhlte at the plate, however. Hendricks let u low fastball slip past him for a passed trail and Griffin streaked home for a 4-3 lead. A wild pitch scored Gabrovlc for a 5-3 edge. Gabrovlc. a shrewd left hander, received a grcul play from center fielder Robert Brown to open the want to treat them any more or less." be said. "But It will be a great feeling If wc can beat them again tonight." T ir e s m o o t h - t h r o w i n g right-hander threw 118 pit­ ches as Apopka w hipp ed Rolling Hills Monday for the Division I title Manager Phil K ing said he was unsure W e d n e s d a y on w h e t h e r Musselwhlte would pitch. "W e ll have to see how Jim m y feels." sold King. "I don't think the fact that wc won tonight changes my pit­ ching plans any I don't want Jim m y to throw Thursday If there's any soreness.” Musselwhlte said he didn't think there would be and he ready to throw, "W e beat Chris IRudd III) and no one they have ts going to throw any harder than him ,” said Musselwhlte. "If we ran hit him. we can hit most anybody they have.” — Sam Cook Connors Answers Critics With Sweep O f Eriksson W A S H IN G T O N ( I l l 'l l Jim m y Connors Is llretl of hear­ ing Ifiut he should think about retirement. “ Don't rush me out of the hard." "H e's a good player already, game I enjoy It." said Connors Wednesday after dispatching but he's going to get better." |iesky Swede Stefan Eriksson, Connors said of fits 6-foot-4 ti j 6-4, In the second round of a opponent. Eriksson turned pro$200,000 clay court tourna- fesslonul last August and Is ranked IH7th. ment "He's big and strong and he "I'm not In any hurry." added Connors "When I can't wukr up moves well (and) tills hts ground and go out there and win strokes well. He plays like most m alrhrs like that today, then I'll of the Swedes play, which Is good baseline playing " slop ” Andres Gomez, the tuurnaConnors. 32. said. “ I'm not going zo hang around to hr a inent's No. 2 ceed. was ousted In first round casually 9 out of 10 three sets by Peru's Pablo Artimes I’m not usrd lo that and I raya In a match that ended don't wuril that to happen. shortly fa-lore midnight ED T. Gomez, who Inis suffered a Instead of adjusting to that. I'd spate of injuries since winning rather adjust to business life." “ I'm not worried about (retir­ the Washington clay court event ing) Why should you?" added last year, said: "It's been a pretty Connors, who slipped to No. 4 In tough year In every way. I the world In the latest computer haven't played well and t was Injured for two months and tried rankings. “ I enjoy what I do for a living. to come back and was injured And I don't think a lot of people again." Wednesday saw six of the can actually say tha t," the five-time U S . Open and two- tournament's 16 seeds beaten, including Injury-slowed Jim m y lime Wimbledon champion Mid. Ihe Florida left-hander's last Arias of Buffalo. N.Y. (No. 7|. prrvlous match was a straight Victor Peed of Paraguay (No. 9) sets debacle against hard- and Paul McNamre of Australia servlng Kevin Curren In the (No 141. Winners on the day Included semifinals at Wimbledon. Eriksson was a i|uallflrr In Ihe No 3 seed Yannick Noah of Washington tournament "It's France, who slipped by two-tlmc difficult to play somebody NCAA champion Mikael Pemfors you've never wen play before of Sweden. No. 5 Aaron Krlcksand you haven't played before." n in. 17. of Crosse Polnle. Mich., said Connors. "He made me hit a and Guillermo Vilas of Argen­ lot of bulls and he made me work tina. T e n n is See OVERCONFIDENT. Page 6A 'Lambo' Shows Americans The Way By Oviedo Musselwhite Wants Ball ORLANDO - The learn and league have changed but Jim m y Musselwhlte remains ihe same. He wants the trail and Ihe starting assignment. Apopka-W est Sem inole’s 13-year-old right hander, who pltchrd the Altamonte Na­ tional League All-Stars to a seeoml-place finish In the Lit­ tle la-ague Wrirtd Series last year, said he's not worried alnnit pitching on three days' rest. " I 'l l be ready to pitch Thursday.” said Musselwhlte Wednesday night alter Apopka u p s e t s o m e of b is e x Altamonte teammates. 5-3. In tfie llrst game t>l the District 14 Ju n io r League tournament finals. "We'd like io win tonight and not play a third game." Musselwhlte said be didn't have any strange Iccltng about playing against seven of his former learn mates. "I didn't seventh, issued a w-alk and then retired the final two hitters to end the game. Jason Vartlck. whose third Inning double was one of three Altamonte hits, crushed a long drive to center to open the frame Brown broke Immediately and made a splenald over-lheshoulder catch to take away a sure extra-base hit. “ That kid (Brown) played a great game." said Walnscott. "Gabrovlc pitched a heckuva game, too. but that kid took away two of our big Innings." The other came In the fltst. Varitek walked but was picked off by Gabrovtc. Walnscott took a called third strike but RadclifT. who had 10 hits In 11 at-hats entering the game, drew a walk. He. too. was picked off by Gabrovtc but he scrambled to second when Thomas dropped the ball When Thomas threw past second. Radcllff went to third. "Obviously. Murk has a great move." said King about Ids lefty who struck out five and walked six "He caught those two guys IVarltek) by a mile." Thurston, who was battling an 0 for I I slump, followed with a smash to left center. Brown again broke with Ihe bat and snagged the liner as he dropped to his knees to take awav the run. H x t U n » S i hy Cart ( l a w n Chuck Lam b grimaces and fires. "L a m b o ," like his namesake In Ihe movies ("R am b o ") was a one man wrecking crew for (he Altamonte Americans Wednesday night. "Lam bo" hurled a four hitter and drove In tour runs as Altamonte clinched a spot in the District 14 finals against Ocoee with a 5-2 victory over Oviedo. By Chrts Ftster Herald Sports W rite r DEI.AND — While Sylvrsln Stallone Is cashing In at the Ixix office us Rambo. the new Ameri­ can hero, the Altamonte Major A itu-rtrans had a one-m an wrecking crew <>l their own Tuesday night. Cull him "Lam bo." Chuck Lamb tossed a lourhitler and drove tn tour rims from his No. 8 spot In the lineup us Altamonte downed Oviedo. 5-2. for the District 14 Division 2 championship. The Americans advance to the District 14 final tonight at 7:30 In Winter Garden against Ocoee. The game was orglnutty sched­ uled for Friday but moved up s ln r r both team s won Ihe division early. Since neither team has a loss In division play, n will tie ihr best 2 of 3 series. The winner of district udvuncrs to the Section I tournament beginning July 22 at Winter Garden. While Lamb did Ihe job on tinmound and at the plate, the Altamonte defense played a Hawless, often s p rrta c u la r hallgamr. Second baseman T .J Glufirtda turned In numerous outstanding plays and shortstop Eddie Howard also played an excellent defensive game behind Lamb. "Chuck (Lamb) did tin- job for us lonlghl." Altamonte manager Mike Morro said “ He pitched another great game and came up with two key hits." Mono was also Impressed with ih r defensive pluy of the Ameri­ cans. "I don't know If we would have won without the defensive game we played." he said. "It's tough lo score on us when wr play defense the way we did tonight " Oviedo had a big chance to score In the top of Ihe first turned away by Altamonte's defense With runnrrs on second and third and two outs. David Blunton ftIt a rocket toward Howard at shortstop Howard gloved It i Irunly and threw on to first lor thr third out "That wus a lug play." Morro said “ Hr came up with a hot shot like It was nothing If the trull would have gotten through. It would have hern a big Inning for Oviedo." Altamonte came hack to take a 1-0 lead In Ihe bottom of the first without ihe bent-lit ol a hn Baseball Ulullrtdu coaxed a walk out of Oviedo slarter Russell Davis and look second on a wild pilch Davis then struck out the nrxl two hitlers hut Glufirtda scored when “ Downtown" Te rry Brown reached on an error. laimh retired Ovtedo In order In the top of the second and came buck with two runs tn the bottom hull With one out, Chrts Koepke drew a walk und Lamb tlu-n stepped up and smacked u two-run hoincr to right center for u 3 -0 lead. Davts then walked the next two hitters and. with two outs, wulkrd Jared Soto to load the bases After throwing one ball to B r o w n , O vie do w e n t w ith Shr-llr-v Elliott In rrllrf Elliott, a crafty southpaw, got out of the threa t when he dangled u curveball on the outside corner lor a called strike three. Elliott led olf the top of thr third with a bunt single and went to second on un error on i In* play, Altamonte's only error of the game. Lamb then reached hack to retire Oviedo's next three hitters, Its 1-2-3 hitlers. In order to strand Elliott at second. Elliott set Altamonte down In order tn the bottom of the third and Oviedo came buck with two runs on two hits In the top of the fourth. With one out, Marvin Huhbu" Fore drilled a single lo left center. Blanton then depos­ ited Lamb s first offering over the fence In right center to pull Oviedo within 3-2. Lamb kept Iris composure despite the later and came track to strike out the next two hitlers to end the Inning. After Elliott pitched out of a slight Jam In (hr bottom of Ihe fourth. Gluffrlda put on a de­ fensive clinic at second base tn Ihr lop of Ihe fifth. Elliott drew a walk to lead off the Inning but Dana Allen lifted a pop fly Into shallow right field Gluirridu made Ihe catch near the first base line und. when Elliott lagged at first and broke lor second, he threw u perfect strike to Howard for ltie double play. Danny Phillips then hit a soli liner toward right Held but Glutfrlda made a diving stab to end the Inning which turned out to be Oviedo's last chance to •wore. S e e ‘LAMBO.’ Pegs 6A Zoeller: Weather Will Decide Open Champ Hot stS r-SOT* S r t * « Cot * Fuzzy Zoeller intently studies his next shot at last year's Bay Hill Classic. S A N D W IC H . England (UPH Fuzzy Zoeller. the 1984 U.S. Open champion, thinks the weather could virtually decide who will be Ihe British Open champion, as II did Ihe last lim e the tournam ent was played on on Royal St. Georges links Most of Ihe 153 players are worried about changeable weather handing a lucky few good breaks and ruining the chances of Ihe rrst. In 1981, American Bill Rogers won Ihe Open, aided by what he udmllted were the best of the generally poor weather conditions. "T h e guy who gets the lucky lee limes this week will do okay," Zoeller said as he headed out lu practice on the par 70 course Wednesday. "I think fair weather G o lf will be the kry to deciding the championship " D e f e n d in g c h a m p io n S cve Ballesteros, who won the British PGA Championship on this course two years ago. even went as far us to suggest that steps should be taken to even out Ihe effects of thr weather, " I t c o u ld be a tre m e n d o u s advantage to play In the murnlng rather than late, or It could be the other way round. 1 think w r should have two ter (start points)." he told a press conlrrrnce after his final practice round. None of ihr International trio that sets the annual golf extravaganza on the road — Britain’s Jeffrey Hall. Michael Cahill of Australia and Swrden's O vr Sellberg — should make much of un Impurt on a t o u r n a m e n t th a t i n c l u d e s Ballesteros of Sjialn. Americans Tom Watson. Jack Nlcklaus and Lee Trevino and West. Germany's Bernhard Lunger among Its 153 entrants. The favorites face art Irritating w a t t b e f o re s t a r t i n g t h e ir challenges. Lee Trevino Is the first of the favorites due on course, at 10.20 a m. closely followed by Wulson, 35, who has won this event five limes Americans Lanny Wadklns and Zoeller have tee times alter I p m .. Greg Norman. Andy B ran and Bernhard Langcr won’t start until after 2 p.ro.. and Nlcklaus will be kicking hts heels until 3.20 p.m before starting hts bid for a fourth Open title Weather usldc. the 2H year old Ballesteros Is quite confident of hts chances to defend the title. "I feel like I hit the ball very well off the lee." tie said "M v tempo's been very good for the last few w rrks I feel a lot mure relaxed than before other Opens." Brief details of hts practice round offered little comfort for hts rivals hr re Th e 6 -foot Spaniard hit every drive straight down the fairway and mostly was un target with hts green approaches, suggesting he desll admirably with the wind. �S A -E v an tn g Herald. Senlord. FI. Thursday. July I I . W J C ard in als Peddle Allen w i n , lo s e & D R E W New Yankee Hopes To Emerge S T. LOUIS (UP!) — T h e Sl. Louis Cardinals have given Nell Allen a chance lo emerge from ihe shadows of Keith Hernandez and Bruce Sutter. The Cardinals Wednesday dealt the seldomused reliever to the New York Yankees for a m Inor-league player to be named later. After coming to St. Louts with grrat fanfare tn the June 1983 deal for Hernandez, the Cardinals have practically given Allen away. The 27-year-old right-hander Is 1-4 with two saves — none since April 20 — and a 5 59 ERA. lie appeared In ]usl six games and pitched only 8 2-3 Innings since May. Including a start In Pittsburgh when he was shelled In a 13-2 defeat. Allen believed Sl. Louis fans blamed him for the loss of the popular Hernandez. He was also under pressure when Sutler went lo Atlanta as a free agent before this season St, Louis has rid Itself of a contract In which Allen will earn *750.000 this season. *900.000 next year and f 1.260.000 In 1987 The Cardinals reportedly agreed to pay an average of *400.000 rarh year of Allen's salary "It was Just one thing after another." Allen said at Lambert Field as he prepared to leave St. Louis Wednesday. "I couldn't bounce back I was at a mental standstill In St. Louts.” From Shadows Baseball Allen, who lives In New York, asked to be traded. "I wanted him. asked for him and think he will hr of great help to us In our stretch run.' 1 ankces manager Billy Martin said. Allen said Martin told him he would gradually work his way Into the staff before becoming a short reliever with left-hander Dave Rlghetll returning lo the starting rotation. Allen, who showed up In a Yankees cap In the Cardinals' clubhouse before Sunday's game. Is expected to tie In full uniform Thursday when the Yankessopen a four-game series In Minnesota Allen collected 67 saves from 1979 to 1982 with the Mets but became a starter In St. Louis because the Cardinals had Sutler In the bullpen Allen had a 10-6 record and a 3.70 ERA In 1983 He returned to the bullpen last year and was 9-6 with a 3.55 ER A and three saves On opening day. Allen gave up a game-winning homer to Gary Carler of the Mets In the 10th Inning The next day he Issued a bases loaded walk Big If' Falls Over Major-League Races Expos for the lead, gave ground grudgingly to the Mets. Winning 13 of iheir last 17 games. St Louis holds a 2 '/jgnme lead, JiMcpilu Andujar. 15-4. Is off to his l»esi start. Danny Cox Is 11-4 and John I'udor 10-7. Willie McGee and Tom m y Herr have battled for the halting lead and rookie Vince Coleman has become a terror on the base paths Nrw faces on the Expos like Ruble llinoksond Mike Fll/geruld have eased the loss of Gary < arler. Bryn Smith Is 10-3 and rrllever Mike Reardon has Ik-cii Impressive for Montreal, which Is 3 V4 games back Injuries have deci­ mated the Cubs. 7 1s buck. In the Ainerleun League East, the Yankees have become the Juggernaut they jiereniilallly threaten to become. Ron Guidry. 12-3. Is tieglnniiig lo resemble Ills Cy Young Award year of 1978 Rickey Henderson Is instant ollense and the middle of the lineup Is scary. The Toronto llluc Jays arr still up by 2 i'1 j games but went 8-7 In their last 15 games before the break After Dave Stleh, 9 5. the starting |dtcldug Is suspect, and tun many starters have played without lest because of a weak bench, Detroit is 3 Vb back and Itulilmore 7 lA. United Press International ' One word describe* the pennant faces shaping up In the second half of (lie major league baseball season II The spectre of u players' strike has darkened the prospects lor some In(rlgiilng races l The warring factions will inert Thursday lo iitleiupt a breakthrough (tut If (here Is Insufficient progress Over the next three weeks. trasrliall Could dls,ip|>car Into the summer haze Aug 0 — the strike deadline set by the players. For several teams, (hr All Star Game Was an u n w e lc o m e b re a k In niuiiirnlUHi. In the two weeks before (hr break, the Iwo hottest learns In hast ball belonged to New York 'I hi' Mets finished tlielr first half with (lie most successful road I rip ever. Winning 10of their Iasi 11 games. The (Jfreuse, dormant In June, finally bolstered I he steady pitching Dwight Gooden. 13-3. has actually improved nil Ills Rookie ol the Year form of last season, and Ron Darling. 9 2. and Kd Lynch. 7-5. have won their last three Starts. The St laiuls Cardinals, who sur­ prised the National league East by storming past the Mels. Culm and ... Overconfident Continued from BA AjMipka. Inspired try the |>lny. Immediately took a 2<> b ad In the bottom id the first Inning King drew a nnc-out walk and moved up on a passed hall. Thomas, who struck out four times against Radcldf, w inded again hut reached when Hendricks tailed to enteh the pitch unit when Danny Allrcrt couldn't come u|> with the throw, King came around to score lor a I 0 lead Mussrlwhlte then reached on an error by Vailtek at third. Kreer llrw out lo right field but Ryan laincc and Brown drew consecutive walks Brown's free pass (orred In the second run. Altumnntr rut die deficit In half In the second when Hendricks walked and stole second. Aaron laralnlu also walked Albert followed with a ground trail lit second baseman Castaldo bul Ills Baseball In the NL West, the Los Angeles Dodgers have overtaken the defending champion Padres by a half game, winning 12 of their last 15. Pedro Guerrero has lit Ihc fuse with a record home-run tear In June. The offense has finally given Fernando Valenzuela. 10 8. a fighting chance. Aside from LnMarr lloyt. 12-4. the Padres' sturtlng rotation has soured. San Dlrgo has won three of Its last IO games, giving third place Cincinnati new heart. Th e A L West Is sad. b u l Ihe California Angels arc crying all the way lo Ihe lop. The Angels have lost Just twice In their last 13 games and llielr six-game lead Is largest In club history Ron Romanlck ts 10 4 and Donnie Moore has drvclojtrd Into the InilljM-n stopper. At least one team might not mind a strike, though The Cleveland Indians have a .326 winning |>ercentage and are 24 games out of first place. Some things never chiinge. K I T T L E D O W N FOR R EH A B CH ICAGO tUPII - Chicago White throw went over the first baseman's head, allowing Hendricks to score and the runners to move to second and third. Gubrovlr then struck nut Curt Prom and when Kent Brubaker laid down a safely squeeze, latarola was caught at the plate. Vurttrk flew out to center field tit close out the Inning Ait Inning later. Altamonte took a 3-2 trad Walnsrott singled to right field and Kudcllff doubled down the led Held line for his eighth extra Itasr hit In 13 playoff al tiats. Thurston walkrd on a 3 2 |ilteh to load the bases. Hendricks followed with a grtrundhall to shortstop Musselwhltr who took the out at (trst w hile Walnseolt scored to He the game, latarola then lilted a tly ball to left field to tiring home Kadrllll for u 3-2 lead. Gubrovlc Induced a popup trout Albert for the last out. In Ihc bottom of the fourth. Apopku pushed across the lying run but u chance for a big Inning wus erased by a grrat throw from latarola In left. 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T rim (UPI) Bryan Kelly pitched a no hitter Wednesday night to lead Ihc Nashville Sounds to u 6 0 victory over the Oklahoma City 89era In dir American Association Before a crowd of 13.752 fans ut Greer Stadium. Kelly run his record to 6-7 In pitching the first no-hlltcr of his carrrr The no-hltter was the first for the Sounds since the franchise Joined Ihe Triple A American Association. 2 3 o 0 1 I I I I I Ron Kittle League start against the Clearwater Phillies Thursday night. Torrez Is 7-7 with n 2.95 ERA In the FSL. He leaves die sport a puzzled, frustrated man with a healthy right arm Torrez pitched for seven elubs tn tils 15 years In the majors, winning 20 games with Baltimore In 1975. During a six year stretch from 1974-79. To r­ rez won at least 15 games each season and he was 2-0 for the New York Yankees In Ihe 1977 World Scries. Ills lifetime record In die majors Is IBS160 for more than 3,000 Innings pitched. "I'm proud of the career I've had." said Torrez. Black Little League Coach: Firing Racial P ITTS F IE L D . Mass |UPI) A Little League baseball couch who says he was dismissed because hr Is blark will takr his case directly to thr Massachusetts Com ­ mission Against Discrimination, his lawyer says. Attorney Joseph Voslt made thr state­ ment Wednesday after a Superior Court Judge refused to reinstate David Williams Williams Is ihe only blark coach In the Pittsfield West Little league, which has no black players. The league's Hoard of Director* dismissed Williams June 13 for ullrgrdly violating certain league rules and vrrbally abusing umpires. .C O U P O N - r i i i 1 • z J e ff Reardon BUCKET OF BALLS I 1/z PRICE WITH THIS COUPON COUPON AMI fe11AM llAfcUl IAM 19 i Hi tl U H «B V. V#* a* II Ml 1*9 toftp B V Ml »*1 aa•1 IM f> ls'#A( MII ftlf r*» A-M* ¥ >M» If *f *4 M ( «**AM 19 A IMu B— (#9fR* V M HI iMAtffti « D U* • sa 4 u •#*•* CA| Q4 m • <*MP W«A# 44 # M M— * m4 II ■ 4 Ms 4 t Castaldo walkrd and moved to second on a single to left center by Gabrovlc. King bunted but KadellfT quickly threw lo Varttek ut third His throw wus a bit wide and sailed Into left field, latarola bark up and threw a strike to Hendricks to nail Cusluldo at Hie plate. Gubrovlc came to third and King remained at first, which set the stage for manager King's "create-a-run" strategy. While Radcllff was In hi* stretch. Ihc runner on first brokr for second. Radclllf balked allowing Gabrovlc to score for a 3-3 He. KudrlllT whiffed Thomas and Musselwhltr lined out to center to end the Inning "We work on that flrst-and-thlrd situation all llie time." said King, who previously coached baseball at Edgrwatrr High School. "We call It rrrate a run. We don't get a lot of hits hut we siratch and claw. "We believed all along we could brat them." Apopka-West Seminole made believers of Alta­ monte Wednesday night, loo. Kelly G ets No-Hitter SCOREBOARD BASEBALL Sox outfielder Ron Kittle, who Is on the 15 day supplemental disabled list. Is being sent to the club's Trlple-A Buffalo affiliate on Injury rehabilitation assignment, effective Friday, the team announced Wednesday. Kittle has been suffering from a vtrr right shoulder since he collided Into the left-field wall of Coinlskey Park on April 20. H r Is eligible to come off supplemental disabled list Friday, a tram spokesman said Rehabilitation assignment lias a 20-day limit, but no m inim um , the spokesman said. Kittle wus hilling .195 with right home runs and 16 Kill In 49 games when h r was Injured, the s|x>krsman added. TORREZ CALLS IT QUITS C L E A R W A TE R IUPII - Mike Torrez couldn't sturc at the phone any longer. A former 20-gamc winner In the majors now tolling for Ihc Class A Miami Marlins. Torrez has been wall­ ing for a call from a major-league executive Interested In his services. On Wednesday night. Ihe durable 185game winner announced his retire­ ment. The 38-yrur-old right-hander will end a 20 year Involvement wttli pro­ fessional baarttall with a Florida State LESSONS BY FORMER TOUR PLAYERS BRIAN MERENA A KATHY WELCH N*w Clubs Available At Discount Prlcaa A IR P O R T G O LF D RIVING R A N G E OPEN OAILY • A M TIL t P M ISM AIRPORT BIVO. PH 322 IBS] SANFORD J COUPON Q IM IIM . A llllA f N T (I A li Ul *A )*»4iUwl-4 IAmaiUmis IM IM I M IM I M •St*"«Mft* IM Mill) iim aiiiinm, vtmiiMa M'Mt st C mm •MMMA MM IM AM V» |M *4 QIAA) If M AIAA) i|«■ f (AAI' HI *A ooMM11a H 'M -U O iim ‘Dfl*Atiry |M JM )A 10J04SAP*AM ia IM U m ' mmi IM QlAt) II P AlAAl M M flAAIIM M Mima- SMC IIIf «U f t M * f * IM IM ICraprMaaMt I# IM JM— Cr«P IM § l i t ) tl • A IAA) M Mb I IAA It IAI a M m * - i i « ( It a aOPA*iftf druwn-tn Inllrld to ddve In Morm and Howard. Lamb rantr track to rrlltr Oviedo In order In the top ol the sixth as In* got Craig Cozart on a Iorm fly to pentti and struck out Itot 11 Davts and Fore For (hr game. Liin li recorded 10 strike­ outs jn d walkrd |u*t Iwo. O v lr d o how s out of the tournament after winning live siiaight games In llie loser's bracket. "I've got a lot ol rcs|te»’l (or the )» sa IM mm* t i l ua •#*••** ua iim ia 11 — ttest ia «M |[ iNOkl IM Q lift# a A|f|| MM. f IF I AIMS • i m— i !•»•*•- s m 0 it a vm «a ia ;#* la la IM— i IB Otiu u m. f (ii) Afa. T imi tiia. AmA(tlllfl) A*ilA*ai M— r*IffIB. tA»»f— •IM I IJUrAit- SMA MB 8**i0 ia im ia uram — ta ia )au— a ia •i»ii faa. aitii aa, f U4iina >M'»u-sio an I We— . mr U M DM IM IM IM O lA llU a A MAI HIM. f MAI) HAM. «Lea*F«V#p i U#r9hm« r fa so St*#Mm A-l UAN in’AM O viedo tea m .” Morro said. They mine bark like champs They were very siiortsmanltkc and showed a lot ol desire." Morro wus also quk'k to point out thr work ol his assistant coaches us a big fuctor for Altamonte's success. Hts assis­ tants Include David Scott. Mike Morro. Sr. and Pablo Ahrru "They've done an excellent Jolt." Morro said "They push me and Ihe train and give us u lot of drive and desire ' I �Evening H erald , tanford. F I. Thursday. July IB. 1565—7A Livewell Is Fisherman's Best Friend SPORTS IN B R IE F Evert Lloyd Loses Patience, Dispatches Cummings Quickly NEW PORT. R.l. (UPI) — After winning more than 1.000 pro loum am rni matches. Chris Evert Lloyd has lost her patience. The winner of 16 Grand Slam singles titles needed Just 41 minutes Wednesday to eliminate Kathleen Cum m ings 64). 6-1 In the first round of a $150,000 women's pro trnnls tournament. "My patience runs oul faster the older I grt." said Evert. 30. a 13-year veteran of the lour. In other matches. No, 2 seed Pam Shrtver eliminated Lisa Spain-Short of Moultrie. Gu . 6-4, 6-3, In a second-round meeting and No 3 Wendy Turnbull of Australia. In her first match, won 6-3. 6-1 over Grace Kim . a 17-year-old from Ridgewood, N .J. Using her precise groundstrnkes. top-accdcd Evert Lloyd •urvrd up her first victim since losing the Wimbledon final. Alter, she explained her method of avoiding early-round losses. 'Concentration Is my biggest asset. It's won a lot of matches for me Now. II my mind starts to wander. I Just It II myself. It 's only for an hour or an hour and a half.'" Wednesday’s upset victims were No 4 Kathy Jordan and No. 5 Alycia Moulton, the defending champion. Moulton, of Sacramento Calif,, lost her opening match 7 6 (9-7). 4 6. 6 4 lo Lea Anionoplis of Glendora. Calif. Jordan, of King of Prussia, Pa . lost to Belinda Cord well of New Zealand. 6-4, 6 3 In a second-round match Central Michigan Sues UCF MOUNT P LE A S A N T. Mich (UPI) - Central Michigan tJmvrrs'iy has Bird a lawsuit against the University of Central Florida In a dispute over a football game scheduled lor Sept .21 I lie breach of contract suit w as filed Monday in Federal District Court In Bay City before Circuit Court Judge James Churchill Be Issued a summons that was recelvrd Wednesday by Central Florida Central Florida hxrtball coach Gene McDowell said his school does not want to play the game because it faces a $ 1 million deficit that must be repaid lo the Florida Board of Regents. Central Florida reportedly owes $400.OK) by January PIH6. By not going lo Mount Pleasant and scheduling a home game Instead. Central Florida said It call make more money for payments. Mount Pleasant attorney BUI Shirley said II the game Is not played, the suit requests damages in cxrrssof $10,000. an Injunction against Central Florida from playing another opponent Sept. 21 and that the Orlando schixrl not Ik * allowed lo play more than 10 games during the 1985 season Bribery Case May Call Kirk NEW O R L E A N S UJPtl - Memphis Slulr coach Dana Kirk could Ik* subpoenaed as a defense witness In the trial of former Tulane University Iwiskrtball slar John "Hot Rod" Williams Lawyers for Williams filed a motion Wednesday at a pretrial hearing lor their client asking dial Kirk be sul>|Miruwfl i » np|K*ar ul (he trial ortircliileil (or Aug. 5. Williams Is to Ik * tried that day on chargrs stemming from a point-shaving scheme that led lo the cancellation of 1'ulalie's men's basketball program. Kirk's testimony could tie Important because Tulune's home game with Memphis State on Feb. 20 Is one of two college contests allegedly fixed In the scheme Involving Williams, two of Ills teammates und four non-ulhirtrs. Williams' request i ante one day after another figure In die rase pleaded guilty to two counts of conspiracy to commit sports bribery and lOeountsof sports bribery. Understanding a boat's llvewell system. Its many uses, and what makes It work properly is becoming more and more important to fishermen. Conservation is a big issue among most fishermen They see how a live well can keep a fish alive for later release, which avoids wanton waste Most boat manufacturers Install llvewell systems during construction Llvrwells consist of a box like container that holds water drawn from the lake or river Some llvrwells have pumps which draw the water from the lake and circulates It and ihrn returns It to the lake Some llvcwells have pumps contained Inside and simply agitate the water Inside the llvewell. Bass tuumamcnl fishermen discovered long ago the need to return fish alive at the end of a tournament. Bass fishermen are not Ihr only ones using llvewells. i'anflshmcn have found keeping Ihr fish alive until they are ready to he cleaned keeps the meat fresh. Live hall fishermen have found much sunlight will get fish excited and cause more sires* • It Is best io have the pump on a timer so ih.it tt ran run only lor a couple of minutes at a time. Periodically dean the impeller ol the pump • The llvewell should be Included when i he boat Is houghl But Is a fishman has a boat without a llvewell. he should install one and can do so Inexpensively. The Important things to remember arc to do It right and use It properly It will make die sport of llshlng better for the fisherman and the fish. Dell Abernrthy, owner of the Osteen Bridge Kish Camp, says hr always stresses keeping die fish alive and penalties his Buddy llass Tournament fishermen for any dead ones they catch In the tournament. "O u r aim is to return all the Msh to the rtvrr after the catch." says Dell "W e lose some of them because of (he heal but we don't come up with too many dead ones. Th e guvs do a gtxsl fob of keeping them alive." F 1S H IN G H U N TIN G W R IT E R Larry Williams llvewells are an excellent way to deep m i n n o w s a n d shrimp lively during hot, humid days. Mere arc some (silnters that might help keep those fish in the llvewell (resh during die extremely hoi weather: • All llvewells should Ire Insulated. The sun can heat up llvewell water vrr quickly. Add small amounts of Ice lo the Itvrwell w ater to help keep tt cool. • Don't o vm m w d fish In a llvewrll Keep fish calm. Over-aerating or allowing too C O R D O V A N JET S T A R r ItE a s y T e x a s P re p s Take United Press International A significant number of Texas' ts-xi high school loot trait players plan lo lake easier classes this lull lo avoid falling victim In the stair's controversial "no-pass, no play" eligibility rule, accord­ ing lo a survey condoned by a statewide hxrtball magazine. Of 205 sludenls responding to the |Hill by Texas Football maga­ zine. 78 — 38 |ierecnt — said they planned io lake r u l e r classes this season And of the 78 coaches rescinding to the survey. 07 expect at least some ol ihelr players in follow that plan "When li comes down to a chance of missing a s|xirt you really like, the smart thing to do is change your schedule," said defensive lineman Terry Price ol I'lano. a Dallas suburb "It's a i bailee you've got Intake " Th e no pass, no-play rule, which was passed by the Texas l-eglxlaturr In 198*1 and upheld as constitutional Iasi week by die Texas Supreme Court, re­ quires students who (all at least one course with a grade under 70 lo he suspended fro m extracurricular activities lor six weeks. Not surprisingly, the rule was universally unpopular among die 205 players and 78 coaches who responded lo die survey. 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G A IN ESV ILLE (UPU — University of Florida athletic dlrrctor Bill Carr Wednesday announced the appointment ol a new women's aihlcllc director lo replace Marilyn Weiss Ann Marie Lawler, lissoclalc athletic director in charge of women's athletics at the University ol Alabama for ih r past 11 years, was named assistant athletic dlrerlorol women's Fram Oil Filters (with 700 SfOJtfi Turtle Wax Minute wax Spray athletic. rot n w i cars $aie price a 59 DeTore 700 coupon Gives tPiat Famous Turtle wax hmnmis mnutn iust v> ay it on and wipe it off No waiting for a hare No Hand Buffing "We are pleased lo announce that Ann Marie Law lrr has accepted our oiler to srrve as assistant athletic director lor women’s athletics," Carr said. "She brings with her a wealth of experience, having served as primary women's administrator at Alabama for the post 11 years " Lawler said she wished she eould "come on board" immediately, but Indicated she had some other obligations at Alabama and would not arrive until later l his year PRAM I OIL V ™ Parker's 3 RBI Pace Osceola, 6-2 DAYTON A BEACH — Dob Parker chased home three rims with a pair of singles and a sacrifice lly and the Osceola Astros used a strong m ound performance by Jclf MallKoat to u|K*nd Daytona Beach. 6-2. In Florida State League trasehall at Daytona Beach Winter Haven, howrver. swept a double header from Lakeland to pull within onr game of Osceola In the FSL's Central Division. 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DORA WINTER OAROEN 123 W M aui Si 01B South 140* St 1311 F ek Osoks A,* at EGgawatar 0« 628-8790 4050 Oak R.Oga Rd 331-6768 GokJan TnangK Clr 383 6133 Wall O a n g t V>0GP>eg Canlar 644-6820 326-2565 Elegant Dining In our Chlel Oaceola Terrace CluWtouaa For Dinner Raaarvetlona Call: MMS10 FROM H TO U tU TlAX O B LVO OR 471 O O M 5 T T O t ; #7 TH tH NORTH TO S7MWOCR BC VO ia FR O M M TO 0 4 G O fA S 7 70 I 7 47 7 H fN S O u 7 M T O S f M W O U Be VO ^ P a tta E lti .O P EN 7 D A Y S A W EEK . 606 Soutn 0>"ard St 177*2661 SANFORD 60S W jjtn U 323-4470 Wl MSIEVE TM K H T TO IASI OUANWM i a - �•A — Evening M*ral<f, Sanford. FI. Thvrsdajr, J u ly jl. 1MJ County Sues Firm Over Sewer Main Installation Pump brrakdown* caused by excessive pressure In what the Seminole County claim* la an Improperly Installed sewer main baa prompted the county to sue the company that Inatalled the line. Seminole County, through the South Seminole and North O r­ a n g e C o u n t y W a a te w a te r Tranamlaalon Authority, filed ault Tueaday agalnat Paul II. Howard Co., of North Carolina and Inaurance Com pany of Norlh America which guaran­ teed the company's work. The county la aeeklng una p e c lfle d d a m a g e * a n d punltatlve damage* In excess of S5.f)00. T h e case ha* been assigned to Clrrull Judge S. Joapeh Davis J r. No trial date ha* been art — Deane Jord a n ...Rate Continued from page 1A firefighter* with paramedic training for fire station no 2 and promote two firemen there to thr rank of lieutenant Chapman, who presented the four male commissioners with cigars and Commissioner June Lormann with a red rose at Tuesday night's session, lost a few and won a few In trying to defend hi* $1,334,033 In budget requests a* compared to the $1,297,247 fire department proposal diawn up by the fl- ...Schools ready for commission consid­ eration. At the workshop with Wright. Continued from page 1A Ihxrpcr made It clear that the Continued from page 1A Also penciled In on the budget voluntary commitments from la a five percent pay raise for devrlopers of funds for Impact* Klrchhoff aald the Ire* are laiaed on the amount of traffic on schools, police and fire pro­ Hughes, which Is contingent on each new atructurr will generate tection and donation of road slate approval. His current sala on the ro u n ly 'a road* and right-of-way will also continue in ry I* $54,201. "The budget is rather light." addition to the fees for transpor­ highway*. said Carey Farrell, assistant »utation. In rex|M>n*r to a complaint two The Impact fees for roads arr fx-rlntendent for business and wrrka ago from John Wright of expected to generate more than finance who spent the weekend the Itomehulldrra of Mid Florida $20 million over a lO-year period at the achoolhoard's office that the eatlmatrd 10 lr!|>* per to match tlie expected $20 working on the budget residential unit |>rr day la baaed million In revenue* from the Farrell aald any problems the on traffic In Chicago. Klrchhoff county-imposed 4 cents per school board members have said eallmatra for truffle geneia- gallon gasoline tax and the new w i t h the b u d g e t w ill be lion Iri Florida are more than 11 2 cents per gallon gasoline tax explained and straightened out trip* |mt day |>er housing unit. ex fretted to Ire levied by the hv hlsataff. Klrchhoff told staff a week ago to county w ithin the next few At the public hearing, school use the correct eatlmatrd figure weeks. Sellers and McCollum hoard meml>ers as well as thr for Florida In computing the said. puhllr ran question any part of (era. Wright said the fee* would be the budget. He said the board There la no rallmule of when devantatlng to the hnmrbulldlng will go over each part of the — Donna Estes budget Item by Item. the art of |>rrmanrul fee* will Ik* industry Ex-Naval Cmdr. Dies In Accident LEONARD J. PERKINB Commander Leonard Johnnie Perkins |ll.S. Navy ret ). 67. of 3 7 1 K Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary, died Tursday In a t r a f f ic a c c id e n t . B o rn In Sylvester. Gu.. he moved to loike Mary from Sanford In I9HO. A veteran of World II and Korea, he retired after 31 years In thr U S. Navy. Including an assignment al Ihe Sanford Naval Air Station. He was formrr owner of Perkins Seminole Fence Co. H r was a Protestant and member of Ihe (irand Lodge of Florldu Scottish Hite. Bahai Shrine Temple. O r­ la n d o . t h r Fleet He se rv e Association, American legion, Leonard Johnnie Perklna V eterans of Foreign W a rs. Moose. Disabled Amrrtran Vet­ Carolina, and John L. of O r­ erans. ami Ihe ElksCluh. lando: u daughter. Fmmallnr He In survived by hi* wife, Frasier. Tre n to n : 20 gra nd ­ Flint; daughter. Patricia Smith. c h i l d r e n ; e i g h t g r e u I Apopka: stepdaughter. Mary grandchildren. Ellen llctnerlch. Milwaukee. MtleheU's Funeral Home. O r ­ WIs.; strpsori. Capt. Robert J . lando. Is In ebargr of arrange, Mauser. Virginia; mother. Jessie nienla. 1'erklns. Columbia. Uo ; sister, E V E R E T T HORN Rowell. Columbus. Go., four Mr. Kverell Horn. 63. of 142 grandchildren. I’lne Tree Drive. Dellary. died Tursday In Monroe, Gu. Born REBECCA N. CAVE Mrs. Rrliecca N. Cave. H5, of March 4. 1922 In IkMinrvlllr. M22 First St.. Altamonte Springs, Ky . hr moved In Dellary I I died Wednesday al Florida llos- years ago from Hollywood. Fla pllal Allamoiile Springs. Horn lie was a Protestant arid a O n 15. 1699 In Maryland, she retired s lr r lw n r k e r for Ihe moved lo Allamoiile Springs Southern Central Steel. Sanford Survivors Include Ills wife. horn l.uray, Vu In 1975. She was a retired sii|x rvlsor ami was Gertrude It.; two sons. Willard a member n| Community Dulled ( ’ ., Deltona. John 11 . Logunvllle. Ga.. brother. Fugenr. Panasol Methodist Church.Casselberry. Survivors Include a daughter. fkre. Fla.; three sisters. Mrs Marlon C. Copley, Allamonle Fa n n ie M a r C n u d r ll, New Sprlngs. slater. Maude M. Blown, A lb a n y , I ml . Mrs J a la h Reynolds. Cooksvillr. Term., and llvaltsvllle. Md. Halil w In -Fa Ire III hi Fu n e ra l Mrs. Fll/ulx-lh Tolamo, North Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In Miami; 13 grandchildren: six great gtandchlldren. cliargr o( arrungrmeriis. Allman Funeral Home, D r MARTHA K.DAVIB llary. Is In eharge of arrange­ Mrs Martha K. Davis. 09, ol ments 670 A Lake Villa Drive, Alta­ D A V ID W. S T O C K S T IL L monte Springs, died Monday al Mr. David Winter Stockstill, Winter Park Meinorl.il Hospital H I. ol 1661 Klkam Blvd . DeBorn Ju ly 15. 1916 In Walpolr. Ilona. died Wednesday al De­ Mass . she moved lo Altumonle ltona Health Cure ('enter. !k>rn Springs from Richmond. Va lo (k l 21. 1900 in Washington, 1955 She was a homemaker D C hr moved lo Deltona from and a Methodist Survivors Include three sisters, Miami In 1977 H r was a machinist with civil service and Kmlly Hazard and Fll/ulx-lh K a Bapilsi W h ilin g , hoth ol N rrd h u m . He Is survived by a brother. Mass . Margarrl Kilmer. Auburn. Clark T . SluckNllll. Sanford Mass . bm lbrr, Roger Klm lull G ra m k ow Fun eral Horne, lllngbiim. Mass Sanford, Is In charge of urBald w in -Fa I re III Id Funeral laiigrmenls Home. Altamonte Springs, is in rhoige ot arrangements F u n e ra l Nolle® ESHER FULLER Mr Essex Fuller. 77. ol 1520 S Grant St., Longwood. died PI fthI Nl L E O N A R D JOHNNIK F v ft# r«l M M i U t i tor C m 0r L to n «r< J I'uesdny al Florida Hospital- J a # w * $> i n f L*$® NU/y 0lv<j Orlando Born June 5. 1006 in lAfct M o rf mrho d*®«J T u o u U y. Mill b® h®UJ «t $t Britton fynorsi Mom* Amrrlcu*. Gu.. lie moved to 10 Am Mililftfy And M oionic rite* Mill follow in L o n g w o o d from A lta m o n te O l l l i a n M i m o o d P « i l F 9 *n<|% m#y CAll At Springs earlier ibis year, lie was t*A fuoorAl Nome ItxlAr t l p m F l* «t $®fvk®$ Mill b® conducted At F JO .1 gardener and a Melhodlsl tonigM At »h® tun®fAl hom# P f Alni r®ttr®d Survivors Include six sons. from *h* U S N f v y alter $*fting Jt y®*r« F a il and Charles, both of including on *$%tgn®m«nt At th® S in lo rd Weslbury, N.Y . Carrol of Nrw Ni V+l Air Station M®mori*it m#y b* mod® t® tn® SN in ® »» M o«pil$l Britton F u n #rol York Clly. Hubeii ol Trenton. Mom#. # Gw Ar dl An ih ® p «l Sen lo rd In N . J . . A lp h o n s o ol N o r t h c t l O f f f The 'Waltz King' Dead At 84 PHOENIX It H'll - Big band leader Wayne King, called lire "Wall/ King" of Ihe lale 1920a ami early |93l)s. has died al the age ul 64 T h r a lio s a x o p h o n is t, a longtime Phoenix area resident. rla w c n Fur All (V i asinus (Sulim s - —“ V 3231204 u.M » dlrd Tuesday. King developed lit* loudness lor Ihe wulu during his tlanrr group's regular engagement ul Ihe Aragon Bullmoni lit Chlrugo Ills theme became "The Walls Y o u Saved For M r." nance director. Chapman ob­ jected to having three Items he had not asked for being Included In hla budget and "Inflating It” . They were payment*, principal and Interest on three fire trucks a n d re p a y m e n t to S o u th Seminole Hospital for $10,000 g ive n the city to w a rd the purchase of a fire truck for a total of $97,652 Chapman said $10,000 from the hospital had never been In hla account. Cut from his budget requests was an extension on fire station no. 1 th a t w ould put the extension ladder truck under s h e l t e r . S in c e the c o m m ts s lo n w a n ts to sell the extension truck, they decided the expansion would not be necessary. The commissioners agreed to give the fire department $4,475 for additional office equipment and $15,000 for a van and a pickup. Paramedlrs receive $2,100 Incentive pay on lop of the regular salary. Out .pf 23 fire department employees (Includ­ The chief said the roof of ing an administrative secretary) nine now with paramedic train­ four-year-old fire station 1 need* ing Including the chief and Ihe repairs. Th e roof Is leaking In the lt.it all Ion chief. The three new chief's office and In the bay ftaramedlrs will make 12. In where pieces of celling are falling addition to their other duties, down D u rin g recent rains. everyone except the secretary Chapman said water flooded In through the bay all thr way to fights fires. Chapman said. his office door. A truck there will be filled The station la also Inundated w ith Advanced Life Support equipment for emergency calls, with Insects and rats, but thr hut If transport is necessary, the commission nixed funds for department's ambulance will exterminators. Chapman said he needed the •still have to res|tond from the extra firefighter* to assure there are six persons working each shift, which he said hadn't been the case since the new station opened because he I* often short a person because of vacations or Illness. When It Is necessary to trans­ port someone to the hospital In an emergency the state requires three paramedlrs In the am­ bulance. ...Sentence Continued from page 1A her for profit, "so he could retire by age 40. Keen's brother Patrick Kern, of Orlando, reportedly contacted the two Insurance companies Aug 9 and claimed that Mrs. Kern had been murdered by his brother, who rejxirtrdly had told him about thr killing. Crollus said. K e r n w a s a r r e s t e d in C a s s e lb e r r y A u g 23 b y Seminole County sheriff's depuiir , — Deane Jordan Workers at thr business were stunned Wed­ nesday when they learned Donnelly died During rescue eflorts at ihe scene, one coworker sagged against a work truck and sobbed while the rescue furlouslv tried to revive Donnelly. Tom Brown III. owner of the apartment Donnelly was working on. was nol home but went to the scene after being Informed of thr Incident "ll breaks my heart I've never seen much death In my life and II shook me up a lot.” Brown said — Rick Brunson. Deane Jordan ...Electrocuted Continued from page 1A years this rnnnlh and was "an excellent worker." according to Diane Headrick, wife of the owner of Ihe Dellary company. “ I don’t know of nnytiody who didn’t get along with with Dan. He was very pleasant, very cheerful and always seemed to have a smile." she said “ Nobody expected It." Mrs. Headrick said. T O T A L IM S V R A N C K REM EM BER YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENT SERV ES YOU FIR ST ffl$ IN JU R ED ? AUTO ACCIDENT • ON JOB INJURY NECK OR BACK PAINS • HEADACHES • MAAVIANO CAIUAITV COMTANT Cull 3 2 2 -4 76 2 W O O D A L L & C U N N IN G H A M CHIROPRACTORS 1400 PARK A V I . . SANFORD. F l. K A R N S Mon. Thru Fri. (9-l2 )-(2 6 ) Sol. (9 1) r o u t IN A T I M M 1 AAA r M Ot llT T H O f MO C O f » tO YOU ••• A C C O A O A M C I FPfM f * T lt M t Ot rout »«rtuAAM(i POUCf 413 W. First St. fV 322 5762 William H. "Bill" Wight C.P.C.U. President W S Sanford Gerald W. Mayor Account Reprosantatlva W 3 R K FO R e o u t h e r n A n d S B e l l a n f o r d Though the lost few years have brought chunges in the way Southern Bell serves you, the most important aspect of our job hasn't changed. Here in Sanford we ure working to give our customers the kind of service they expect und deserve. We still work and live in your town, and we aro committed to our community. That means, first o f all, reliable telephone service in a friendly manner at reasonable ratea It also means, for questions you may have, "We Can Help!" We will be glad to answer them uny time, any place. Wherever we might see you -at the shopping center or at community club meetings. Zero not satisfied until you’re satisfied. Because, after all, we’re your neighbors. Continuing to serve Sanford is as important to us as it is to you. Southern Bell OAKLAWN A 9U LSO U TH Company FUNCHAL H0M( CUKTIRY Om WoUaa *n laMtl t ferWt mWi Ixit a-wi U m (mil * 4 * Al RKmJwM R4 k n s i U C m ** H , U H N ] 1—fwd.laA* M *n In main fire station on West War ren Avenue. A L R E A D Y I N T O U C H__ W I T H THE F UTURE. . �PEOPLE Evswins HsrsM, Sanford, FI. MelnickJernigan Vows Spoken Mar) Beth Melnlck of Alta­ monte Springs, and David Karl Jernigan. Coeur d' Alene, Idaho, wrrr married at Sanlando Unit­ ed M e t h o d i s t C h u r c h , Longwood. nn June 29. at 2 p m. The Rev. Ja m e s E. U lm e r performed the double ring cere­ mony. The bride Is the daughter of Capt. and Mrs. Norbert W. M e ln lc k . 4 3 9 A b e ll R oad. California. Md Th e bridegroom Is the son ol Mr and Mrs. Belton K, Je rn ig a n . I 19 I'tnrcrest Drive. Sanford. Given In mariuge by her parents, the bride chose for her vows an Ivory organza gown layered over net and taffeta The fitted lace bodice, accented with sequins and pearls, formed u low laer trimmed V at the front and back neckline. A silk rose ac­ cented the pouffed sleeves The flowing skirt gently cascaded Into a sweeping cathedral train enhanced with scalloped lace. A Juliet cap. embellished with sequins and pearls, held her fingertip veil of Imported Illusion highlighted with pearls and lace m e d a llio n s. She carried a cascading bouquet of gardenias, while roses and peach rosebuds Interspersed with natural foliage and baby's breath and showered with satin streamers tied In tovc knots. Carole Townsend. Sulllgent. Ala,, utlrnded the bride as matron of honor She wore a peach silk tea-length gown, Grecian Inspired, with an off ihe-shoulder rutflr tunning a drop sleeve on one side A sash Teaching Kids To Be Overly Suspicious May Cause Harm tied with a bow In the back accented the full skirt. She carried a cascade of gardenias surrounded by peach roses and rosebuds with natural foliage and long streamers tied In love knots. Bridesmaids were Lee Ann Turvln. Greenwich. Conn.: Kitty Hykoskl, l>ellnna; and Teresa Kettner. Orlando Their gowns and (lowers were Identical to the honor attendant's. C lin t W e s tb ro o k . C itru s Heights. Calif., served the bride­ groom as best man. Ushers were Fred Melnlck. Detroit, Mich.: and T im Me l n l c k . O r l a n d o . 12lh St., has received a Juris Doctorate degree Irom the Florida Slate University School o( Law Ms Roberts Is u 1975 graduate ol the University of Central Florida and received a Master's degree In special work from Florida Stale University While pursuing her law de­ gree. Ms Roberts worked as a legal clerk (or Trahynam and Patterson. Attorneys at Law. and for the Association of Retarded Citizens In Tallahassee. D ebra Robert* DEAR ABBY: This Is in re­ sponse to the letter from "Con­ cerned Mom." who. while shop­ ping with her 5-year-old daugh­ ter. encountered a friendly stranger offering a few coins to her child "Concerned Mom*' explained to the stranger thut she was trying to teach Iter child not to talk to strangers or accept any gifts from them She said. “ He understood and walked away, but I know his (eeltngs were hurt." Abby. 1 know children need to be protected from people who w ould do them harm , but te a c h in g them to suspect everyone they mest of evil In­ tentions will do them more harm than good. And how about the friendly child who strikes up a convcrsalion with an adult? What are we supposed to do? Tell him lo gel lost? Or ask him If his mother hasn't told him not to talk to strangers? Talkin g to strangers Isn ’t dangerous. We are all strangers before we become friends Let s not raise a generation fo suspi­ cious. paranoid youngsters Mrs. David Karl Jernigan Debra Roberts Earns Law Degree A t FSU Debra Roberts, daughter of Mrs Roberta A. Terry, 1706 W. Thursday, July II. 1WJ— IB She also worked as legislative intern for ihr Florida Senalc H e a lth and R e h a b ilita tiv e Committee and us u student assistant (or Dr T . "Sandy1 D'Alemberte, Dean o( Florida Slate University Law School. Ms Roberts Is making her home In Tallahassee. G e t t in g M a r r i e d ? Engagement and b ed d in g forms axe available at Evening HeraJd offlcts to announce these eventa. forms may be accompanied by professional black white photographs If a picture Is desired with announcement. The The and the G r o o m s m e n w e re R o b e rt Jernigan. Kensington. Md : John Je rn ig a n . Valrlco, Fla : and Brian Huffman. Lnughman. Fla Following the ceremony the reception was held at at Orlando Naval Training Center Officers Club Eileen Paul of Altamonte Springs kepi the bride's book. After a honeywoon In the Bahamas, the newlyweds are making their home In Cocur d* Ale n r w hrrr ihe bridegroom Is employed as a special agent for the FBI. The bride is In a management position for the Crescent Department Stores. Spokane. Wash hum that time on lie started to act strange He keeps all the tiltuds and drapes closed night and day I am never allowed lo open them. It’s s o drpirsslng living tndarkness Out houseptania have all died hum lack of light. D e a r A b b y nil that ktd I lost Ihe oldest one lor an hour In a crowded mall one lime and I nearly went crazy Please print this. Ahbx ami put in a good word lor us mothers who put harnesses on our kids We don't like being laughed alor thought cruel l am nut allowed to Inviir anyone over We have no friends anymore. The onh lime I talk lo IH'opIr is when I go In the shopping center. He doestt’l even want me to talk on the phone II anyone calls, he listens lo every word 1sav What ts wrong with this man? He never used to lx- tins way CAREFUL MOTHER LONELY DEAR MOTHER: I’m on your D E A R L O N E L Y : Your h u s b a n d 's b e h a vio r Is not normal. Living In darkness, re fusing lo socialize amt exheme possessive ness are symptoms of a mental or physical illness Please arrange lor your husband to tie seen by his physician a* soon as possible, and tell the doctor what you have told me Your husband needs evaluation and treatment Immedlateh side. Don't let critical remarks from at range is upset you. The smart mouthed "ride attendant'' who said "Art art" should have been reported If more little ones were "harnessed." there would lx- fewer missing children DEAR ABBY: M\ husband and I are both In uur middle 60s He retired live years ago. and PRACTICAL MOM DEAR PRACTICAL: Children need lu be taught "limits " It’s all right lo be rrlrndly. but they never should accept gills (candy, coins or anything else) from a si ranger without llrst asking a parent or guardian if they may Children should tie laught that they absolutely may not go anywhere with a stranger. And prudent p urrn ls will never, never lei a small child out of their sight while shopping DEAR ABBY: I look my kids lo Disneyland Iasi week My 111lie boy Is 21* years old and quirk as hghinlng, so not wauling lo lose liltne In a crowd. I put a harness with a leash on him One woman passed me and said pleasantly. "Th a t’ssmart, lady." But my feelings were hurt by sonic of the other people who ihoughl ti was terrible. One ride attendant went. "Art aril" Then everytxxly laughed. No way would I lake the leash 104 Acres of Bargains, Produce & Family Fun! Between OKI ANIM) And SANFORD 0 0 5 ) 045*1702 votixi *1 lor Bargain* By central norma Maqanna s e x ie r Pern DAY SANFORD STORE ONLY 2 9 4 6 O R L A N D O D R IV E SALE S T A R TS T O D A Y DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM WE’VE “ LOST OUR LEASE!’’ A LL F A B R IC S , N O T IO N S , D R A P E R IE S , U P H O L S T E R Y . C R A FTS ... M U S T BE LIQ U ID A TED ^ WEAREFORCEDTO... MOVE "W E MUST CLEAR THIS STORE TO THE B A R I W A ILS !” 301 E. First Si SHOE STORE T724I204 ' rn m U K ww 1 * EVERYTHINGMOST �V $ by Chic Young 73 by Mori Walkar BEETLE BAILEY HeV, Gtivs! GOo? NEWS.' I FIN A LLY e a r BACK AT S A R G E ! by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER by Howie Schnaldar EEK A MEEK TDNIGKT O N ’ FIRING UUE.; A DtEATC OfJ *1H£ STAR WARS DEFENSE AND A RERSSWTATWE TOM THE WtCN OF UkXON<ERlOED BETWEEN A REPRESENTATIVE. FRCM THEUUWCF GOUOflllD sriEAJTKTE SCIENTISTS B-6 Not The Answer For PMS Depression DEAR DR. G O T T - I've been taking vitam in B-6 dally for about five months. I read that It helps reduce some symptoms of PMS. but I haven't really noticed any change. I still get very depressed about a week before my period starts Am I wasting my money on this vitamin? DEAR REA D ER - You are wasting your money to use the vitamin for the purpose you describe. When a blood-chemical called serotonin — which acta on the brain — is depleted, some women experience depression. Serotonin may be depleted by cyclic variations In estrogen* so pregnant women and those tak­ ing contraceptive pills may ex­ perience p e rio d ic " b lu e s ." Serotonin production may be low In the presence of B-6 deficiency. However. B-6 defi­ ciency Is exceedingly uncom­ mon In the average American diet. You w on't be harmed by taking additional B-6. but If It hasn't helped your depression, you should examine other op­ tions. Some degree of depression afTerls almost every woman be­ fore her period. This la normal and o rd in a rily requires no treatment. If your depression Is severe, an antidepressant might help. Because the causes of pre­ menstrual syndrome are not dearly understood and treat­ ment ts far from consistently successful, t'm afraid that most women with rnlld forms of the disease will have to wait for a universal antidote to become available. You may want to ask your gynecologist about your depression; perhaps he or she could further advise you. DEAR DR. G O T T - What an Inappropriate answer you gave to the 19-year-old girl who had Inverted nipples! When a young woman la ' ‘different.” It can have a traumatic effect on her self-concept as a female. Why not give her the Information she requested? Tell her whether or not plastic surgery can be done and where she can gel more Inform ation about the p ro ­ cedure. • DEAR READERS — t have received a number of letters from articulate women who have c riticize d m y re p ly to the 19-year-old girl with Inverted nipples. "Insensitive" was the kindest adjective applied to my answer. Since I don't Intend to be Insensitive to anyone who takes the time to write me a letter, let me reformulate my Motoring i elation (abbr) Watt painting 1 Diving bird Emmet wild as 4 Msnehvriin borRunway <t*r rtvsi S m u t river 0 Church pulpit F ranch river 12 Matsu rs o! 10 Reward land 11 Stan 13 Distinctly* sir 14 Vest psnod of 18 Ome 21 Female taint timo (abbr) 15 Compost point 24 Noun tuffu IS Cuckoopint 17 Btsabttl point! 28 Period of hiatorical time 18 Small iolsnd 27 Poetic 20 Snakes contraction 22 Petition 28 Burmese 23 Avo 28 Ethereal 25 Small anvil 30 1501, Roman 27 Mafco rcryful 33 liclamation ol 29 American disgust labbr.l 35 Shrimp 31 Water (Fr | 36 Dutch 32 Regretted commune 34 Vortly 37 Born 38 Cairo's nvar 39 Organ for 40 Battery plait hearing 42 Cooling 1 2 1 bavtraga response. Plastic surgery can turn In-, verted nipples outward. Plastic rgeons are listed tn the Yellow ges. and any reputable one! can explain the procedure. Send vour questions to Dr Gott at r.O. Box HI428. C/cve• land. Ohio. 44101 K Answer io Previous Punts ACROSS 4 3 Sort 45 Mtttor of cortmomat 47 Polishing itona 50 Sandarac trsa 51 Melody 52 Fore* unit 55 Clot* ralativt 58 Rsilroad station (fr | 80 Vehicle 62 Strom (F r) 63 Wile cA Cuchkiam 64 Psyche 65 Billboards 86 Got* shad of 67 South African milage 68 tannil equipment _E_ _o _E_ M _E^ _L l_ 5 Y R i ODD E M IT £ V _o JJ 3 m A__T_ _T . .1 O N A S _c i N ” * 1 JL_ 1 _N 7 _s _E_ _o A M E n A T A _T _c _T _0 _0 H J) W l O P 5 EGO □ J u n E V _A n o i _C A l D _E_ M _0 _E_ N E S L — _N A s T u _T^ _T _E__R N At _H^_l_ £ EL £ n _N L E A 0 E VI 41 The (Gar | 44 Dancer Chants* 46 Bloat 47 Keenly d e l" out 48 Retort city in Florida 49 Want astray 50 Italian volcano 51 Sweat potatoes 54 Night (Fr.) SB Bare 57 Put to proof 69 Bitter vetch 61 Curious jt 11 |14 It 1’ 7 It 21 St IS I? 10 11 • It )« 1! 41 ts DOWN 41 1 Egyptian deity 2 Pots 3 Drag under ahrp 44 tt Ictus* b y M l lot IS WIN AT BRIDGE by Hargreavea A Sailers MR. MEN ANO LITTLE MISS ^ Haul f . ^TA M P L IP 5 M ( TlANE POK S ~ H E A R lN G -.P K A Y .' / T \ A N D IN G U P ' ) a u n u a l m e d ic a l , , .-S M A LL ___ 1 1 ' Z ___ -------------- _l -.-nurc By James Jscoby It's always fun to acr a lot of facr cards nnd arcs when you sort your hand. After all. bidding and playing the hand arc more enjoyable than the grueling work of defense. Still there la a disadvantage In having too many face cards. You may be forced to lead out of your hand when you would much rather be In dummy. South opened with an artificial si rung two clubs and rcbid two spades over North's negative two-diamond response. The two notrump hid by North was a second negative response, but North then fell It right to correct South's three no-trump to four spades, a good choice. West opened I tic club king, and all played low. Now a heart was played. Declarer won the king, played A-K of spades and th e n led the c lu b queen. Meanwhile West was Involved In the aforementioned grueling work of defense, which Involves thinking He finally decided that de­ clarer had started with three clubs. so he let South win the clob queen. Declarer could gel to dum m y once, with the spade 10. Io lake the diamond finesse, but that wasn't enough. T o guarantee two entries to dum m y so that diamonds can be led twice from the North hand, declarer needs to be alert at trick one. He must unblock the club queen on the first Hick. Now an aatule defender can no longer deny him passage to dummy with the club Jack. N O R TH ♦ I t 4 12 V IS * ♦ 7S 1 ♦ J1 2 W EST ♦ qs* 17 J 10 7 J ♦ 1* ♦ A K 9i t I t 41 EAST ♦« »y »4 1 ♦ K 10 » 4 2 ♦ *76 S O U TH ♦ A K JI7 YA K ♦ AQJ ♦ Q 194 V u ln e r a b le N e ith e r D e a le r ; S outh West North E a t! P ats 24 I 'm P a is 2NT Pass P ats «♦ Pais Past O p e n in g lead 4 K South 14 14 1NT Pass HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavot YoW'pg ! AN IM P O R T A N T c o s |IV oujcr M A C H IN E , ZLSW O pTH , S uT W E fc Z GOING JtoL|f> *T A T F . VtA'cy i - i » by Jim Davit O <m M M UK ANNIE by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS i WKk T * TO V A M j |p e m m ic * n BURGER5 ASK ABOUT TDWWS S IW A J it Im U > It W M YOUR BIRTHDAY JULY 19. 1BB5 Partnerships will play Impor­ tant roles In your affairs In the year following your birthday. Be careful, however, that new alli­ ances aren't established that lead you to disregard rela­ tionships of long standing. CANCER (June 21-July 22) It behooves you to give some serious thought today to how you Intend to clean up old obligations you owe to different (turtles. Figure out s program. Major changes are ahead for Cancers In the coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph pre­ dictions to d a y. Mall 11 to Astro Graph. Box 4«9. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. Be sure to slate your zodiac sign. LEO IJuly 23-Aug 221 Don’t allow Impetuous associates to coerce you Into making impor­ tant derisions late In the day. You might not be thinking as clearly as you should. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You may have a tendency to create problems for yourself today, If you keep this In mind, frustra­ tions ran be avoided LIBRA (Sept. 2 3 0 ct. 23| It may be wise to uvoid attending functions this evening where you could run Into people with w hom you've had disagree­ ments These matters are not yet resolved. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Today your ego could be more vulnerable than usual. Don't expect accolades from others If none are due. BAQITTAR1UB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Instead of looking for the faults tn friends today, try to focus on thetr good points. If you begin to criticize them, you won't like their response. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan I9| Pals will resent It if you are too curious about their con­ fidential affairs today. Don't probe for Information where your questions are unwelcomed. AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 191 Later In the day neither you nor your mute are apt to be too tolerant of one another. Should a disagreement arise, don't air it tn public. P IS C ES IFrb 20 March 201 Pace yourself wisely today or you're likely to push both your menial and physical energies beyond their limits. Do fewer things, but do them well. A R IE S (March 21 -April 19) Relax and don't take yourself or events too seriously today, especially social situations. If you get u p tig h t. It'll spoil everyone's fun. TAURUS (April 2GMay 20) It's best not to begin do-ttyourself projects around the house late In the afternoon. You might disrupt things more than Improving them. G E M IN I (May 21-June 20) If you go out on the town this evening and make U a late night, don’t try to recapture lost time b y s p e e d in g h o m e . D r iv e carefully. by Leonard Starr �Evening MarbW. Sanford, FI TRurwlay, July I I . IH J - J B You're Off To See The Wizard Of Oz C H E S TE R TO N hid |UPI| The directions are simple. Take a trip over the rainbow, then follow the Yellow llrick Koad to the Emerald City There, click the heels of your ruby slippers while repeating -only. There s no place like home ... There's no place like home." And quicker than the melting of a wicked witch, you'll !>e whisked away — to Porter County. Indiana Indiana? Whatever happened to Kansas? "Wc’vc had a lot of people ask that question." admits Jean Nelson, owner and proprietor ol The Yellow Brick Koad gilt shop and Wizard of ()/ museum In Chesterton "W c do have a town called Tolo. Ind., not loo far from here." Nelson adds by way of apology. Bui no apology Is necessary. The Oz museum Is located in C h e s t e r t o n r at her t h a n Dorothy’s home state of Kansas simply because this Is where Nelson Is — and Ix-cause she Is simply one of the most com milled Oz fans ever "Th e very first lime I ever saw The Wizard of Oz' was In 195(1. on television.” she recalls. "I had never seen H in ihc movies. J Loretta Swlt. left, and Tyne Daly star in "Cagney & Lacey," problems of two female police officers, to be rebroadcast at 9 'll was jusl belorr Christmas, the original television movie dealing with the adventures and p m. Saturday on CBS, channel 6. and I watrhed It with mv three kids, ages I. 2 ami 3 ll was Jusl * a real neat experience. W r made a project out of walling for 11 to come on every year Now. I have live grandkhis ami I watch II NKW YORK (Ill'll — Presldrnl Reagan'r assignment would he He also was a Him critic for "Th e Source." wilh them ." a radio network. AIK' said m iii K oii ban signed u contract to tx- an AIK"* news and entertainment divisions What began as a personal Keagan attended Yale University but left obsession became a business "rnlrrtalnm rnt Journalist" for AIK' lelevl- arc separate and there were no plans for ; •.Ion. the school In fits freshman year lo pursue a affair In I97H when Nelson, now Keagun lo work within I he news division, a career as a ballet dancer. 53, decided on Oz as a theme for ; Keagan. 27, a former build dancer, "will s|K>kesmun said. The network said the agreement culled for lx- Involved with a variety of rulertalmnent lie enrolled at the Kobrrt Jotlrcy Italic! her new store and tx-gan by programs and various services within AIK' Reagan's "exclusive services as an enterSchool In New York und danced for two dashing yellow palnl on the lalnment Journalist and re|xirter within a Entertainment." the net work said, seasons with the Junior JofTrey II ballet brick sidewalk outside. "Hon Krakau is a young man who. over wide spectrum of ABC's television enterN ow . there's a huge T in before becoming a dancer with the senior Woodsman In the front yard and the past few years, has shown remarkable lalnment Interests " trnup. the JofTrey Ballet Company. a H ilo o l. clrcfrlltrd, ch ild ’s In the past. Keagan lias written articles lor development as a Journalist and a broad­ In January 19H3, he guve up his six-year eye-level model of the Land ol caster." said Gary I'udney. an AIK.' vice magazines Including Newsweek. Interview. effort to become a dancer and resigned from Oz. president and senior executive In charge ol Unites Home Journal. Parade and Playboy ihc company. Dance critics who had There's a Yellow llrtck Koad and has Interviewed author Tom Wolfe, talent lor lhr enterlatnment division. reviewed his work gave him favorable that lakes visitors through the AIK' spokesman Vic Ghldallu said the actor Jim m y Stewart, dancer Fred Astaire notices, but noted there was nothing slory of the 1939 Judy Gurtand network had not vet derided what topics and former lest pilot Chuck Yeager, the particularly outstanding about his dancing. movie — from a witch's castle on Kragun would re|xirt or whal his first network said. a huge mountain in the forest of the surly, enchanted apple tree ami (mm a Munchktn garden to the Emerald City. There Is movie memorabilia and autographed pictures of Garland, wickrd witch Margaret Hamilton — who visited the museum before her recent death — and the other actors. Includ­ ing many of the Muuchklns And there Is even an Oz Day In Chesterton — this year’s fourth annual event Is Sept. 14 — with visits from surviving Munchktn cast members, a parade, dis­ plays In various stores und costume contests "It Just sort ol mushroomed. I trad no Idea It was going to grow Into ihts." Nelson says now. "I had no Idea I would br In contact vvtih people Involved In the movie " The recent release of the Disney movie "Ketum to O z" lias focused new attention on the o r ig in a l f ilm and on the H5 vear-old 1, Frank Baum M-rles of brxrks on which both an- based. Nelson said. She drtlghls In Inlrrxtuclng (be books to young visitors, many of whom know unlv about the movies. But. she Itnds. adults are Jusl as Interested. “ Il’s nostalgia." she said "Old movies, old music, classical movies — I think people are trying to escape Irom Iran, hijackings and all Ibis "It s never Uni late lo have u happy childhood The whole store Is sort of a grownup toy shop It's a fantasy." 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Calumet Koad. Hours are It) .cm. lo 5 p ill Centrul 7’lme. Monday lluniifili Sulurduv. The phone number Is |2 HI) 926 7048 fMi HE-MAX ANO MASTERS THE UNIVERSE ADDAMS FAMILY (S) VO lTR LN. OEFCNOCR OP THE UNfVERSE S S 5:00 YWED GAME i iNCWL TM i R C ra COMPART SJ U T S MAKCADCAL i[ (M l DUKES OP MAZZAPO lO N R S A IS M O E I | (R I DREAM OP J 630 J P f O P L T S COURT ( D O U 't i 'H NEWS 11(Ol UNTAMED WORLD | FATHER KNOWS BEST | (S) MORX A40 MB40Y T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 18 Two-part seminar on avoiding probate and minimizing estate taxes. 7:30 p.m.. Winter Park Civic Center. For Information call Maggie Dukes 047-3025. Council of Arts A Sciences for Central Florida will sponsor Its ninth annual publicity workshop (or community organizations ai Uush Science Center A ud itoriu m . Kolllns College, Winter Park. Same-day n-glstnv lion begins at H a m For In­ formation call B34-27H7. National Action for Former Military Wives, (i 30 p.m. Call 028-2801 for information on m e e tin g place und Form er Spouses Protection Act In te rn a tio n a l T r a in in g In C t> m m u n I c a 11o n G r e a t e r S e m in o le C lu b (p re v io u s ly Tnustmlslrrasl, 7:30 p m.. Alta­ monte Chapel Education Build­ ing on State Koad 436. second and fourth Thursdays. Sanford Jaycees board meet­ ing. 7:30 p.m.. Jaycer building. 5lb and French, Sanford. F o ru m on Su dd e n Infant Death Syndrome. 6:30 p in .. Orlando Krglona! Medical Center Ked Auditorium. Orlando Free to public: 83 charge for nurses w ishing contact hours. Caff Nurseflndrr. 894 1112 Sanford AA. 1201 W First St.. 5 30 p.m., closed discussion, and 8 p.m .. open, speaker. Oviedo AA. 8 p.m ., closed. First United Methodist Church. Overcaters Anonymous. o jM rn . 7 30 p.m. Community United Methodist C h u rch . Highw ay 17-92 one-half mile north of SR 436. Casselberry. Newcomers meeting, 7 p.m. Florida Hospltul-Altamonte. 7:30 p.m. In the annex conference room behind the hospital on Slate Road 436. Not recommended for newcom­ ers. FRIDAY. JULY 10 Central Florida Kiwanls Club. 7 :3 0 a .m .. F lo rid a Federal Savings and Loan. State Koad 436 at 434. Altamonte Springs. Sem inole Sunrise Kiwanls Club. 7 a.m.. Airport Restaurant. Sanford. O p t im is t C lu b o f S o u th Seminole. 7:30 a.m.. Holiday Inn. Wymore Koad. Altamonte Springs. Central Florida Blood Bank F lo rid a H o s p lla l-A lta m o n te Branch 601 F. Ahamonle Ave,, 9 a.m . to5 p.m. H a n d ic a p S in g le s Dance. 7 :3 0 -9 :3 0 p .m .. W estm onte Park. Altamonte Springs. Ad mlMlon Is 35 cents. For In­ formation call Claudia Harris at Weatmonte Park. 862-0090. Weklva AA (no smoking). 8 p .m . W e k lva P re s b y te ria n C hu rch. SR 434, at Weklva Springs Koud. Closed. tamgwood A A, 8 p.m.. Molting Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. lamgwood. Alunmi. same lime und place. Tanglewood AA. 8 p.m.. St. Richard's Episcopal C h u rc h . Lake Howell Road Alunon. same lime and place. Sanford A A Step. 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St.. Sanford, S A TU R D A Y . JU L Y 20 The Yearling, 1945 feature film starring Gregory Prck and Jane W y m an. 2 p.m. Casselberry Branch Lib ra ry. Seminole Plaza Family viewing Ic e C r e a m S o c i a l u n d m em brr/sludent art exhibit celebrating Maitland's Centenni­ al In the gardens nf Mulllund Arl Center. 231 W. I’ut-kwnod Ave.. Multland. No adinlsvlon charge. ()|ien to the public. Maitland Centennial Parade, 10 a m . and daylong festivities at the Maitland Civic Center Including u health fair, auction, e n te rta in m e n t, auto sh o w , fireworks and hole n’ one con> lest. Senior citizen trip to Winter Park for boat ride, visit to Morse Gallery of Art. and shopping at mall und lunch, la-avc Sanford Civic Center, 9 a m.; pick up ut Seminole Plaza. 9:30 u,m. For rrsrvatlons. call 322-9148. Fast-West Kiwanls Club. 8 a in . Airport Restaurant. San­ ford Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 W First St.. 2 p m.. closed. MrMf Mania Cosmic Concert featuring Heavy Metal music, laser v is u a ls , and c u s to m anwork. 9 and 10 p.m., John Young Planetarium . 810 E. K o llln s S t. at ih r O rla n d o Science Center. Something In the A ir featuring Phil Collins and (tmesis a t 1 I p.m . Admission Is S2.50 per show. National Action for Former Milltury Wives. 6:30 p.m. For more Information on meeting place and Former Spouses Pro­ tection Act medical benefits, call 628 2801. Casselberry AA Slrp, H p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. Overbrook Drive. Kelxis und Live Oak AA. noon. Kcbos C lu b . 130 Normandy Koad. C a sse lb e rry (closed). Clean Atr AA for non-smokers, first floor, same room, same place and time SUNDAY, JULY 2 1 Altamonte Springs Communi­ ty Ja zz E n se m b le Sum m er Concert directed by Mlkr Arena, 7 p.m., Eastmonle Civic Center, tajugwixHl Avrnue. Free tu the public. Featuring guest artists Gloria Yousha and Billy Phillips Don Kirby, m astrr of ceremo­ nies. Sanford Big Hook AA. 7 p m., open discussion. Florida Power and Light building. N, Myrtle Avenue. Sanford Alanon meeting. 8 p m . 1201 W Find St.. Sanford GlJMi «• R A M B O rg.^^ ffl Part H°d|MILLIONS M <Mf'IIAM '1 Q triV ll I n'j.nn i PALE H I D L 'H 2 t i g h t ROPE r u m os SMCousn 'Horn SertviMfy Jluttck From 11:30 a.m. Every Day Alaskan C ra b Legs, Shrim p, Prime Rib Sandwiches, Seafood Salads, Chicken Breast Sandwiches Adjscsnl To Th« Holiday Inn At Th« Msrlna 323-1910 S a n fo rd 7* '»'■ V 'V ** T*1 * '»• ] �T h u r s d a y . Jw l 1 IS . I H S 4 B * ~ E v g ttln « K a r a Id , S an ford . F I.__ Israel: Mengele Death A Fraud Legal Notice^ legal Notice M U N I C H , Weal Germany (UPI| — lar»el does not believe the tx>ne* exhumed from a Brazilian grave were those of Josef M rngrlr and will continue Its h u n t for th e N a zi "Angel of Death." a West German maga­ zine reported. "W e are not con­ vinced that the corpse real l y was J osef Mengele." Israeli Jour­ nalist Denis Elsenberg quoted Israeli Justice M inistry spokesman Yitzhak Felnberg as saying In an article mihllshed Wednesday In the respected Ihinie magazine. Me n g e l e wa s r e ­ s p o n s i b l e f or t he deaths of 400.000 peo­ ple. mostly Jews, al the Auschwitz concentra­ t i on c a m p d u r i n g World War II. Known as th e " A n g e l of l>ealh." he conducted g r u e s o me genet i c experiments on dwarfs und twins to create an Ary aA master race of blue-eyed blondes. legal Notice IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TV . F L O R ID A P R O B A TE D IV IS IO N Fll* * Number SS M l CP IN RE E S T A T E OF AG NES E A U G U S TIN . D «M H d N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N lh # ad m ln lilra flo n al Ida • I I I I • of A G N E S t . A U G U S T IN deceased. F li t Number I I S i) CP, It ponding in Ifi* Circuit Court lor Sominolo C o u n ty , F l o r i d * . P ro b a la D ’v’Ucn. ttio address ol which It Seminal* County Cour thou t* S inlo rd, Florida M FFI 7h# nomot and addr*i«o« ol It* portonol rsprasentaliv* and the portonol ro p ro io n lo llvo 'i *1 lornoy or* M l lorth below All lnl*r*it#d porto n i or* r*qulr*d to III* *Alh IM « court. W ITH IN T H R E E M O N TH S OF TH E FIR ST P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TIC E I I I oil claims egelnil Iti* odoto and I I I any ob|*cllon by on I n la r o ilt d pat son lo whom notice wot moiled that challenge* the valid ily ol the will, the qualifications at Ilia portend representative, vtnwo. or |urltdlcllon ol th* court ALL C LA IM S A N D O B JE C HONS NO T SO F IL E O W ILL I1F F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication ol (h it Notice hot Iwgunon July IS. I N I Portonol Roprotontotiv* ROBE R T L A U N Z IN G E R M Fth Sir M l W ttl Ktontburg Now Jar My, 0FF1* Attorney lor Portonol RoproMntollvw M A R G U E R IT E B R E N N A N M il Tomorocb Troll Apapk *. F lor Ido n n i l T*l*phon* D o n Ft* i 10) Publlth July II. SS. I«S5 DEM lot F IC T IT IO U S N A M I Nolle* It h*r*t)y glyon lh «l I oni *r»o*g*d In hustnasi *t TO* Ch*rl*t Si . W lnl*r Spring*, Semlnoto County, Florida und*r lh* llcllllout noma ol NORRIS S E C R E T A R IA L S E R V IC E S , ond that I Inland lo rogltlor told noma with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court, Sominolo County. F lor Ido In ocrordonc* with lh* provltlo n t ol lh* Flclltlow t Nom# Slolulot, T o w ll Sot I ion M l M Fib*Ido Slolulot IVST rt; Mory N orrlt Publlth Juno V 4 July 4, II. IS. IM i D E O 1*4 F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nolle# l ( horoby gluon Ihol I am engaged In businttt *1 SOS S*n M ario A y* , Allomonl* Spring*. S o m ino lo Counly, Florid* und«r lh* llcllllout n•m • ol R LQ SALES ASSOCIATES. INC . ond thol I Inland lo r*gitl*r told name with lh* Clock ol lh* Circuit Court, Semlnoto County. Florid* In accordance with lh* pro vltMnt ol lh* Plctlheui Noma Slolulot, T o w ll Section M l 0* Hot Ido Slolulot ISir Ik' Robert L GlIlonwoNr Publlth July*. II, IS. I I IM i O E H IS F IC T IT IO U S N A M I Nolle* l* horoby given Ihol I **n engogod In butlnott *1 P 0 Be* til. long w e d Somlnol* County, F lo rid * under lh* l l c l l l l o u t n a m * ol C H 1 C K M A T E. end Ihol I Intend •u register told noma with lh* C lttk ol lh* C irc u it Courl. Seminal* Count,. Florid* In ot i or done t wtfh the provision* ol lh* FkliHou* Nom* Statutes. To w ll Section M l SS Florid* Slolulet l » l i t ’ li n d o j Cavanaugh Publish July A II. IS. I t IM i DC H IF F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Nolle* I* hereby given Ihol ** or* engaged In butlnott *1 FIS D S F re n c h A v* la n ia rd . Seminal* Counly. Flat id# HIM under lh* llcllllout nam* al CEB DISCOU NT A U T O PANTS, and Ihol wo Inland I* register sold nom* with the Clark *4 the Circuit Court, lomirwfo Counly, Florid* in accordant* with lh* p ra v ltls n t ol lh* F k lll lt u l Nom* llatutdt. T o w ll Section M l S* H ond o Statute* IS1F t V C l*o M Combs tv Bonnie J Combs Publlth July II. IS. IS S Augutl I. IM I O E H Si legal N otice IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FLO R ID A P R O S A T E DIVISION Fll* N y n S tr 01410CP IN RE E S T A T E OF M A R G U E R IT E 0 BUCHANAN. D»c*tt*d N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* adm inistration el th* «tl* l* of M A R G U E R IT E D B U C H A N A N , deceased Fll* Number S i *IS C P , I* ponding In Iho Circuit Court lor Sominolo C o u n ly , F lo r i d * , P rob at* Olyltldn. lh* address of which It Somlnal* Counly Courthouse. Sonlord. F lo rid a J1FF1, Thd nomot ond oddrtttot ol lh* portonol rrprrtonlolly* tnd lh* portonol reprtsantativs's *1 lornoy or* M l lorth bolow A ll lo i* rttl* d portent or* required lo fll* with this court. W ITH IN T H R E E MONTHS OF t h e f i r s t Pu b l i c a t i o n o f TH IS N O T IC r I II oil Claim* against th* oil*!* ond O l any o b ltc llo n by an In lo rttlo d portem lo whom IMI nolle* wot moiiod that chollongo* lh*Valid Ily *1 lh* will, th* quollhcatloni ol lh* portonol representative, yonu*. or lurltdlcllan ol tho court A LL C LA IM S AND 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 Pitollcettan ol this Nolle* hot begun on July 11, IN I Per tonal H*pr own tolly* /*/ Melon Dolton FBI Che* lev Street, a 10 Britlol. V A ; czo I Altornoy lor Portonol R*pr*tonl*l)rt * t Mock N Clovoland. Jr , Esquire C L E V E L A N D S BRIDGES P O Drawer 7 Sonlord. F L W M JflJs Tola phono HOI) J i t 111* Publish July II. IS. ISSS DEM 0* IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT, IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO SI JIM C A M F IN Rf ThoM orrlogool D E N N IS JE N K S , Pelt Honor/Husband, ond B A R B A R A JE N K S . Respondent'Wile N O T IC E O F ACTIO N TO B A R B A R A JE N K S addresi unknown TO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Ihol * Pollllon Ijr D lttolullo n ol Morrlog* hot b t w Iliad ogolntl you. and Ihol you aro required lo torve * copy of your re spent* or pleading lo lh* Petition upon lh* Pali lioner’i attorney, Thom** C Greene Pott Office Bor ttS. Sonlord, Florid* H i l l , and III* lit* original rotpant* or pl**d Ing In lh* olllco ol lh* Clerk ol lh* C irc u it Courl, Stmlnol* Counly Courtheut*. Sonlord. I lurid* J7FFI. on or before th* lllh day ol August IH I II you loll lo do to. * deteull ludgmont will b* taken ago,nil you lor lh* roll*! demanded Iq the Pillllon D A T E D *1 Sonlord. Somlnol* Counly. Florida Ihlk Ith d*y o* July, last I SEAL I D A V I D N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF I H t C IR C U IT COURT B y /*/ V k k l L Bond Deputy Clerk Publlth July II, IS. it August I. IM I O E H OF IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A P R O B A TE OIVISION Fll# Number SS *41 CP IN HE E S T A T E OF W IL L I AM A M U N H O E . Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration ol lh* e t t o lo ol W IL L IA M A M U N H O E . d o ta o to d , E lla Humber SI *4$ CP. It pending In lh* Circuit Courl tor Seminole C o u n t y , F lo r i d * . P ro b d l* Division, lh* oddreti ol which It Somlnol* County Courlhouto, Sonlord. Florid* MFFI Th* nomot and addresses ol lh* pertortol repretenltliv* and lh* personal representatives *1 lornoy ore M l lorth bolow A ll lnt*r**lod person* or* required to III* with Ihtt courl, W IIM IN fH H E E MONTHS OF TH E F IR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E I I I oil clolmt ogolntl lh* etlele tnd (1) »ny ob|*ctlon by on Intarastad person on whom thlt nolle* wot served the! challenges lh* valid Ily ol th* will lh* quollhcollont ol Its* per tone I reprttonletlv*. vanuo, or |urltdl<ll«n ol lh* court* A L L CLAIM S AND O S JE C H O N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BAR R ED Publication ol this Notice hot begun on July IS. IMI Portonol Raprotonlotiv* t A N D R E W t M UNHOE II Ceslrto Slreol Unit IF Freeport Now York IIU O Altornoy tor Portonol Repretonlellv* r*r A E D W IN SHINHOLSER ol SH IN H O LSER . M O N C R IEF. B A R K S A N D R E IO P O Bee FIFO Sonlord. F lor Id* IFFFI H F t Telephone IM t) i l l toed Publlth July IE II. IM t D IM itl F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Nolle* It hereby glvdn thol I am engaged in butlnott al Will* Springs village MdF Nedbug l o t * Hd . C o t i t l b e r r y . Seminole County. Florida H FM under the liclllidut name ol D A N C E C E N T E R , and Ihol I intend I* register told nom* with to* Clark ol lh* Circuit Court Seminal* County. Florida In Oc lor done a with Iha pro ritlent el lh* Fklihowt Nom* Slitutoe. T o w ll Section M i 0* F tor id* Slolulet IMF D A N C E A R TS O F W IN T E R P A R K .IN C t%> Beattie Aldondo Prattdenl Publlth Juno IF 4 July 4. It. Id. ISSS D E G Istr S E M IN O LE C O U N TY BOA R O O F C O U N T Y COM M ISSIONERS N O TIC E OF P U B LIC H I A R IN O A U G U S T II, IMS. FM PM Th* Board ol County Commit Honor* al Somlnol* Counly, F lo rid * , w ill hold o public ►veering lo consider in* totlow mg I TH E s o u t h l a n d c o r P O R A TIO N - B A I S M t S I l lE - C l Com mere I* I Zone — Appeal ogomtl tho Board at Adiutlm onl In denying a Special Ercoplln to permit tnatolloflan of goto! mo pumps on lh* torlew ing properly Commence al N E corner ol Let I. Block B, Eetlbrook. Unit IS. PB 14. Pg Fi. Ihonc* run N IF d*g< K W E I HO Ft. thencsvun S *1 doge SS' i f E along Southerly r/w tone of Howell Branch Rood. 1*5 FI ft to POB. thane* continue S d] dogt SS' I f E T1F » It. Ihonc* S Ft dogt id' W W i n n ft; Ihonc* N SJ drgt SS' IF W «F » FI, Ihonc* S Ft dogt SS' W W *1 00 It, Ihanca N t ) dagt Si’ i f W 1*0 M FI; Ihonc* Northerly e'ong u ld cure* I t » FT; Ihonc* run N M dogt IS « r ' E It 45 ft to 0 c u rr* concave W esterly, Ihanca Northerly along told curve Ji J* If; then;# run N 10 dagt AT 10" E FFFF ft to POB. located In Section M U M . on th* South tide ol Howell Branch Road between Belly SlrM l ond € a t’brook Boulevard 101ST 1) 1 W A V E R LY E D O W DY B A I S I I S tl S I T E A I Agriculture Zun* — Appeal against lh* Board ol Ad|uttm*nt In denying ■ Special Etcaplton to plot* a mobile homo on lh* E For It Ol W FN H ol S 0*0 II ol NW '* ol Section x> is M. lest E IM it of W »eo II ol S F*0 01 II. and last S IS II tor WoyticSt Drive F u rth e r described * t Ihra* aero* more o 'la tto n Old S R M IWortid* Drivel (01 ST S) This public hairing will be hold In Room W HO ol lh* Seminole County Services Build Ing, HOt E F lrtl Streci. Son toed. Florida, on Augutl II. IM i. 01 F 00 P M . or at toon thereof lor at pottiblo Written comment* tiled with lh* Land Management Manager will b* considered Parsons op peering *1 iha public hearing will b* heard Hearings may t* continued from lime to llm* *t found not otter y Further dotollt available by calling i l l IIM . Eel SOI Partont or* odvn*d Ihol. II they decide to appeal any do dtton mad* ol thlt hearing, they will need * record ol th* pro ceedlngt. and, lor tuth purpose they may need to Insure Ihol a verbatim record al lh* proceed Ingt It mod*, which record Includes lh* testimony and ovi done* upon which lh* oppaol It to b* bated per Section IM OIOS F locid* Slolulot B OAR D OF C O U N T Y C O M M ISSIONERS S EM INO LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A BY R O B E R T STU RM . 'C H A IR M A N A TTE S T D A V ID N B E R R IE N . CLERK Publlth July IS. IMS DEM 104 IN IM S C IR C U IT C O U R T. IN A N O F O R IIM IN O L S C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A S IN O SI t i l l CA ■ T H E O D O R E J HANSON, individually, and at Portonol HepreMnloilv* ol Ihe Etlele ol A LIS O N M LE G G H A N S O N . Plaintiff. vt C A L V IN J LE G G . Defendant N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N Ihol pursuant to th* Order For Sol* entered on th* lllh day ol July. IM i. In lh* tout* ponding tn lh* Circuit Court. In and lor Sominolo Counly, Florida. Cot* No SI ISIS C A E . th* un der signed Clerk will M il lh* properly situated In told Counly described** Lot I. Block F. R E P L A T OF T O W N S IT E O F N O R T H C H U L U O TA , according to lh* P H I thereat ** recorded In P H I Book II. Poget *4 and AS. ol lh# Public Records ol Somlnol* Counly. Florid* ol public tale to lh* hlghetl and bet I bidder tor (* th tu n in g al lh* hour ol 11 00 o'clock A M on tho m it day ol August. IMS tie lore the Weil Irani door ol lh* Somlnol* Counly Courlhouto In S o n lo rd . Somlnol* C o u n ly. H o nd o (C IR C U IT C O U R T SEACI O A V ID N B E R R IE N Ctofk ol Circuit Courl By Dion* K Brummalt Deputy Clerk Publish July IS. It. IM i D E H IM F if TI T lO U i NAM E Nolle* It hereby given Ihol wa ate engaged In but In* SI at 1401 W Somlnol* Dlvd . Sonlord Somlnol* County. Florida under lh* Hcttllou* nom* ol C E N T R A L F L A C R N A A N E S TH E S IA , end Ihol vre inland to register said noma with lh* Ctork ol lh* Circuit Court. Sam mole County, Florid* in accordance with lh* p ro vltia n t ol lh* Fictitious Nome Slolulet T o w ll Section M l Of F lor Id* Slolulot IIS) i*> JamesH Mlitem /V Jack L Part* t V Gen# Truer harm tV Themot J Borkt Publlth Juno IF B July *. II, IS. IM i DEG lei F IC T ITIO U S NJLME Nolkg ll horoby given thol I am engaged In bullnekt *1 P O Boa US, Sonlord Somlnol* County, F lo rid a under lh* llcllllout nom* of S EM IN O LE D I R E C T M A IL S H O P P IN G G U ID E , and Ihol I inland to regular told nam* with lh* Ctork al Ihs C ircu it Courl, Samlnel* Counly. F He Ido In accordance with th# provisions *4 'ho Flcllltout Nom# Slolulot T o w ll Section M i be Florid* SHIutai IMF t V Willlom J Burgees P uM IU U uly4.l1. I*. 11. IM i D F H 14 CELEBRITY CIPHER C trab'Oi M M e p u y r e r *• ua*M* Sm oral***■>■ ky k n w i peeps* peer ana I lads arsat *s w t * M lienee tw erwowt raoay a cow j eouata r by C O N N I W4NCH •■ AF Y KQA P QV SIFXl YIJQAP MWAX KFEAW. BF*W YP 8FI0AP PQ RW YK XA TIRQOW," XA FHL _ P R E V IO U S S O lU T lO N T h a r # o r * Ig r protii fsodJIhcar*com pare**oparungup llhg c ra zy , placet C«A#d [m a rg t C a n lots or S urQ l-C an lto *.’" — Robin C ook f 9 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T, IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A . CASE NO. SS MIS CAR* ■ IM R E : Th* M*rflag*o4 L E W IN H AY M A N C A M P B E LL. Petitioner/Husband. JO C ANN C A M P B E LL. Raipondani/WII# N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO JO E ANN C A M P B E L L C/S RuTut Oavln* R F 0 S Stateshare Georgia XUS* YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Ihol a PetlTton of Dittoiubon ol M orrlog* has boon I lied against you. ond Ihol you or* required to serve * copy *4 your retporss* or pleading to lh* Pollllon upon lh* Poll Honor’s altornoy. Thomas C Croon*. Post Ottk# Bon P I Sonlord. Florida m i l . and fll* lh* original response or plead ing in tho o4tk# o4 lh# Ctork of th* Circuit Court, Somlnol* Counly CourthouM. Sonlord Florid* MFFI. on or botore lh* 1* day ol July. IM t II you loll to do so. a Default Judgment will be token against you tor lh* relief demanded in lh* Petition D A T E D *1 Sonlord Vem.no4* Counly. F lor Ido. thlt la day ol Juno. IM i IS E A L) O A V ID N B E R R IE N C LER K OF T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T 8 1 Cheryl R Franklin Deputy Ctork Publlth June IF. July 4. II, IS IM i DEG lil 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 . FL O R ID A P R O B ATE D IVIS IO N File Number *4 4 M C P IN RE E S TA TE O F G EOR G E J H O F F M A N . Deviated N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N The administration ol lh* •slat* uf G E O R G E J HOF FMAM deceotod. Fll# Number 14 41# CP it pending In lh* C ircu it Courl lor Jem lnbi* C o u n ly . F lo r id * . P ro b o l* Division. Its* addrou pi which It Seminole Counly Courthouse. Senior* Florida IFFFI Th* names and oddrettos ol th* personal repreton I ally* ond lh* personal rrp re toniotlvo t *1 lorney or* M l lorth bolow All Inlorotlod portent or* required to Itto with Ihtt courl. W ITH IN T H R E E M O N TH S OF TH E FIRST P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E I I I oil clolmt ogolntl lh* etlal* ond 111 any ob|*cllon by an In lo rttle d par ton to whom Ih li nolle* wot moiled Ihol challenges lh* valid Ily of th* will, lh* qualifications ol the personal representative, venue, or jurisdiction ol lh* courl A L L CLAIM S A N D O B JE C TIONS NOT SO F I L E D W ILL BE FO R E V E R B A R R E O Publication ol (h it Nolle* hat begun on July II, IMS Personal Reprownlollv* t V Catherine B Colllnt IMF Boy Avenue Seniord. Florid* MFFI Attorney lor Portonol Ropresontoliv* t*t G Andrew Spoor F00 E all Commercial S lrM l M bs Sonlord PtarldOltFFI teleymon* ISOSI i n 0*1 Publish July It, I*. IM i □ EH A) 7 n THE G EN E R A L COURT OE JUSTICB D IS TR IC T C O U R T O IVISIO N Si CVD **# IG C 4 F re s t] B ) N O R TH C A R O L IN A R O C K I N G H A M C O U N TY ED D IE JA M E S IS L E Y . JR . Plaintiff. vt M ELBA IS LE Y , SUSAN L O V IN G S Defendant NO TICE OF SER V IC E OF PROCESS BY P U B L IC A TIO N TO Metbo Susan Loving* I>l*y l i t Flamingo Drive Sonlord. FL MFFI TA K E N O T IC E T H A T a pleading seating reltol ogolntl you hot been Hied in lh* above entitled cause Th* robot being tough! It at tollowt. to wll Th* plomlltt It tM king on absolute divorce Irom Iha do I indent bated on on* year't conltnuout taper ebon Y O U ARE R E Q U IR E D lo mat* detente to tuch pleading not later than August IF. ISti. end within forty 1401 days oiler lh * d o t* a t t h i s N o lle * hereinafter tel lorth. ond upon your loilur* to do *d lh# party seating service ogolntl you will apply to lh* Courl lor th* robe! totrghl Thlt the lllh doyol July. IMS Attorney lor PHInlltt G W Y N .G W Y N 4 FA R V ER Attorneys*! Low IM S MotnSI P O B oiS S f R t’dsvllto. N C IFMO Phono ISIS 114* 4144 Publish July IS. It. Augutl l. 'M l D E H 109 IN THE C IR C UIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P R O B A TE D IVISIO N Flto Number SI 4M CP IN R E E S T A T E O F G EO R G E L E H M A N G AR D N ER , Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* administration ol lh* •si*'# ol G E O R G E LE H M AN G A R D N E R , deceased F ll* Number Si 41B CP. It pending In lh* Circuit Court tor Seminole C o u n ly . F l o r i d * . P ro b o l* Division Ms* Oddratt of which it Seminal* County Courlhouto Sonlord. Flo rid * H I M Th* nomot and oddest sal *4 lh* partonal raprotonlotiv* and Ms* partonol rapratanlativ# * al lornoy a rt tt> tor Ms below All tnlarotted persons ora required to III* with this courl. W ITH IN T H R E E M O NTH S OF THE F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF THIS N O TIC E I I I *11 Claims ego Inti Ms* etlele and ( I I any o b ltc llo n by on Inle retled person on whom Mill notice wot served Ihol challenges Ms* solid Ily ol Its* will, th* quoblkattons or ns* pertsesoi repreemsleliva venue or lurltdkb on of tho court A LL C LA IM S A N O O B JE C TIONS N O T SO F IL E O W ILL BL F O R E V E R B A R R E D Publication *4 this Nolle* hat begun an July IS, IM i Per tonal Hsprstonlollvd F redone* L Gardner JI Orange wood Courl Apopka Florida MFB1 Attorney tar Portonol Atpreternalise ChortotE Gordon P O Bus ISM Win tor p*rb. Florida MFM Telephone IM i) US ig u Publlth July 14 11 IM i OEM to* legal Notice C IT Y OP LA K E M A R Y , FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF P U B LIC H E A R IN O TO W HOM IT AAAY C O N CER N N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by The Planning and Zoning Board *4 Ms* City *4 Lab* Mary Florida. Ihol said Board will Isold * Public Hearing al F 00 P M . on July U . IM I to centid tr * change of romng Irom A 1 Agriculture, to P U D (Planned Unit Developmen t I. and chong ing Ms# Comprehensive Land U m Plan from rural density residential to high density rot I donltal. on the tallowing do ten bed property South Is of Northeast la of lh# Northeast ’« plus Mi* Nor Mi V) of 'Southeast 'a of Northeast to. Section M . Township 10. Rang* IS. L E S S r ig h t ol w ay for Long wood Lot# M ary Road, and North I* of Ms* Southwest to of Northwest to tying west of SCL RR right of way, Section 11, Township FO Rang* M, mors commonly known os Longweod Loot Mary Road ecroee from Lake Mary High School, can Inning SI* acres. Th* Public Hearing will be hold *1 Ms* City Hall. City ol Lake Mary. Florida, on IV d . day ol July, ISU. i t F OO P M . or os soon thereafter as possi b+e. at which lima in’eras led parlies for end ogolntl Its* request will be hoard Sold hoar ing may bo continued from lime to llm* until a final roc ommendafion It mod* by lh* Planning and Zoning Board This Nolle* shall be posted in •hr** 1)1 public places sttlhin the Clly ol LakWAAary. *1 iha City Hall wIMsm said Clly- ond published in * newspaper ol gonorol circulation in Ms* City ol Lok* Mery, on* llm* *• loatl liftoon (ISI days prior to th* del* of lh* Public Hoar Ing In addition, nolle* Shall be polled in Its* ere* to be considered at Nasi fifteen MSI days prior lo lh* dole of th* Public Hearing A loped record ol Mils mealing IS mod* by iti# Clfy for Its convenience Th lt record may not constitute an odoquat* re cord lor lh* purposes of appeal from * decision mad* by lh* City with respect lo lh* forego Ing mailer Any parser wishing 10 Insuro Ihol on adequate record of lh* proceedings It m a in t a in e d for o p p e llo l* purposes is advised to mot* lh* necessary arrangements *1 his or her own * spent* C IT Y OF LA K E AAARY, FLO R ID A /*/M A Thompson 0*pv*yCltvCNfk O A T E D J u ly ). IM i Publish J u ly ). IS. IM I D E H IS I N T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T T , FLO R ID A CASE NO S t i l l CAOSK J U L IU S E T T I N G E R . DON Z IP E R N , end A L E X ZIP ER N . Plaintiffs. Vt M A R IA E S M IL D A LONDONO, a m an led woman, D* lenderI M A R IA D O LO R ES PASCUAL. Third Party Plalnlifl. vs M A R IA E S M IL D A LONDONO. a m arried woman. J U L IU S E T T I N G E R . D O N Z IP E R N . and A LE X I IP E R N , Third Party Defendants N O TIC E OF AC TIO N TO M A R IA E S M ILO A LON OONO Residence Address Unknown YOU AR E H E R E B Y F fO TIF lE O that an action to QuNI TU N . Cancel o Mori gag* Seek on Accounting a Oe clorotory Judgment ond to Sol itly a Mortgage, hot been riled ogolntl you on th# property known as North tool lh* West H I F) let! ol Lot 114. loss West 11 S loot lor rood E U R E K A H AM M O C K , according to lh* plot thereof os recordad In Plot Book I, Pag* 10*. Public Records of SomlnoN County. F tor Ido And you or* required to torve * copy ol your written defenses 11 any, to R O B E R T K Me IN TOSH. P O Boa IIJO. Sonlord Florida JIFF) IIM . and (IN Its* original with lh* Ctork ol Circuit Court. Somlnol* County Courl •sous*, on or be lor* Augutl *. IM ). or otherwise a Judgment may be entered ogolntl you tar lh* reltol demanded In lh* Third Party Complaint (S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T By i /V Choryl R Fronklin Publlth July 4. II. I*. 11. IM ) O E H IS IN T N I C IR C U IT C O UR T, 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 CASE NO Si IM ) CA *4 F IN RE TH E M A R R IA G E O F K A 1 H Y L Y N N SM ITH. Potilkmof/Wlto. ond D A N IE L L L O Y O S M IT H . Respondent Hustsand N O TIC E OF AC TIO N TO D A N IE L L L O Y O S M ITH whose (otl known res Idanet Is Monterey North Apartments to I East Allomonl* Drive Apart men I |*M Attemento Springs, FtorideUFSI YOU AR E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Ihol on action tor Petition of Dissolution of Mar nag* hat boon filed ogolnol you ond lh* Patman seeks an award of Ihol certain property legally entitled I* you but acquired during lh* court* of Mils mar nag*, tocotad ol Routo 1. Boa SSC. Sonlord. Samlnai* County, F lor Ida. move particularly do ic r iib»d n On* ( I I IM I Sulukl GSdWT M o t o r c y c l e VIN41GLUA4C1WM*) On* I I I S u lu k l 0 1 MSS Motorcycle VIM* T M U U n ws lh* Circuit Courl *1 Seminos* C o unty. F la n * # , C o m N o SS 1 )4 ) C A go P. and you or* required Is tors* a copy of your written d*tenses it any. to II an STEVEN L LAURENCE. E S Q U IR E , at C L E V E L A N D 4 B R ID G E S . Past Office Drawer Z Sanford Ftorld# WFF1*ZF4 be tor* lh* lis t day of . A O . IM L and fll* too original with lh* Ctork *4 this Court either before service on Pehitenor’t attorney or Im ne diatofy thereafter enterwit* o default and F Mol Judgment will be entered ogolntl you tor lh* reliel demanded In Us* Pollllon W ITN E S S my hand ond Iha tool of Wut Court an this IMh day *1 July. A 0 .. IM ) O A V ID N B E R R IE N C V rk of iha C Rcuil Court By V Linda M AN lien Dfoutv Clerk Publish July 14 14 August I. 4 ISU O E H 1U 71— H*1y W intBd CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 k m ......................... 6 7 C * I HOURS 3 ceasacsrtty* times S I C * I 1:30 A M .. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY t in TODAY SATURDAY 9 7 cq nsacutiy# lMk*s 52C o I 1 0 ceetsac irth t ttastt fifiC ■ I C o n tra c t R stos A y b I U M b 3 U itd t DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday - 11:00 A .M . Saturday 17—C«mttcry and Crypts t let available In SOLO O U T Garden ef Otvotton section of Oeklown Camelry Sacrifice. U M Respond 6 r mall to Ann Itoln Hughes, 111 Flossmoor, s. It tcoat 2 1— Personals ABORTION COUNSELING Fr** pregnancy tost*. Individ ual counseling Call tor op pointment M l 14*1__________ Widow, 51. detirs* to meet Christian gentleman Jb 40. tor church acthritt**. dining out. and qutot times P O Baa M l). Altamonte Springs. FI H F1) M U 23—Lost li Found M edium Peake*** Fem ale, silver gray w/lan. clipped Lost July 11. Sanford Av* Reward I Family pet SM4SFS REWARD Last sm all w h ilt pood>* a pounds. It years eld. call 111 SFSt 25—Special Notices * REWARD * 1100 For Information loading ta th* •rrost ol persens stealing plants from th* Radiation Cantor Coll Mt M40 ask lor RH*_________________________ 27—Nursery & Child Care m my horn* tpom ihl« mother Hot mooli 171 onytimo___ _____ io b y tim o f in My Mom# Loving mothor tovot cMIdfonl Lunch 4 %noch Off Hwry *14 D f l ltt Gf ondmothof wontt boby Bitting job with Inf on I or toddtor for war It Ing mothor In Mkkton Loho >11 0000 33— R e e l E s ta te ______ Courses______ * * * * * Thinking *1 getting a * * Reol Eliot* Licenser * W* offer Free Tuition ond continuous Traintngl Call Dick er V k k l tor details: If I IMF IIS IMS . .I t * FFOISM Keyes *1 F tor Ida . Ina i f Ysors E.pertorscol 47—Food Preparation Beautifully docoroted cokat In m y hontol E.perlanced ref #ranees Coll SMOSH 55—Business O p p o rtu n itie s ENVIR0CRA7T WATtR Wf ED HARVESTER too ODD' Yr Potential Income Limited Areas Available! Envirentrei Products, I k .. PO Drawer E ___ Mianee la. F L. DFSS.gr Call: M i M A I l i l Htny Cask Flo# Isningu! 7 1 —H e lp W a n te d CUrb Apparel I H I Slot* Street mi*)* F .penanced Sewing Machine Operators___________________ Commence! Plumbers. P’p* litte rs / W elders. Duct Fabricators. Installers Long term employmer.t. top p*y. many arret € .penanced only apply Call t i l l ) **1 A1YF COOES NEEDED Good benefits 4 child cor* o*tltt*nc* Col' JT ) OSAO, ask lor Kathy. E X E C U T IV E S E C R E T A R Y With or without shorthand’ Ablest Temporary Service* ________ B U M ________ EXTRUSION OPERATOR Wilt train H R an hr to start MARGIE IR R IG A TIO N MSS Maltonvllto Ave _________ laatord Airporl GROUNDSMAN M a l u r * responsible parson reeded tor Motel Property Commarkai *”P preferred Appl y Mon Fr l 10 A M NOON D E L T O N A I N N 01 th* l /a 4 Deltona jo lt______________ HOUSEKEE P ER ! E .perl •need only Apply at Lakev lew Nursing Center. St* E Ind 11 . Senlord Landscape/lrrlgatlen Par sen E «p preferred Mature, r* sponsible good driving r* cord Salary negotiable H I M l _________________________ L A N D S C A P E R ) No experience necessary Full llm# position b) M perhour 111 S ill LEASING AGENT Eap preferred Call tor ap pointment U S *410 or 11] 44*1 between* 4 Local man to car* tor large property Must hey* good tranpertetien and r*t*r*nc*l Must be available 1 days per week Will tupply all equip mant Call H I 0)11 MaifltanaiK* Part time work available tor general repair* In 4 child car* canters Call Sony r o a m _______________ M A IN TlK Jy iC E HELPER E a p a rla n c * p r e f e r r e d <0 h r' week Call tor B ill1IF) /SCO AVOS1 EAR Ml NOS W O W III O P E N T E R R IT O R IE S NO W H I m m t *r m o a t* Molding Machine Operator ltd thin, I M Port of laniard, 11j 4/40 _________ LFN tnd er R N tor ) II Ih lft. lull llm * good employee bentlts end atm o sp h e re E O E apply at OeBary Manor SON Hwy 17 Yl. DeBery________ N U R S E ’S A ID E S : All shifts Eipartanced or certified p<# l*rred Apply In person *1 Lakeylew Nursing Cantor. SIS E Ind S f. Sonlord___________ N U IU AIDES AND LIVE IN Prly*to duty, staff duty and horn* car* positions available Eacallsnt pay M E D I C A L P ER S O N N EL POOL M bStgaSII E O E .M / F /H /V _____________ POOL A T T E N D A N T Minimum Ago IS years App M I I hr* par week 14 IF per hr . Th* Club at lh* Crossings in Lake Mery t n Fist________ REALESTATE SALES PEOflE High Earnings Potential t Modern ottk# In #«c»llent location Camptoto framing program New dfvtson *4 old established Firm Call now tor details on pleasant warsing conditions and to secure your future Jim Rottarty _________ SFOSASQ S UR VEY C R E W : Eeportancod party chiefs A Instrument m*n wanted Permanent positions with good pay 4 aicaltonf benefits In Orlando are# Send resens* to P .C .C l#c.. to* I . Rabin*** St . Stoto 1)0*. Or Undo. F L 1MS1.______________ Tk*d*f JabFSanftogF C a ll F u l u r a s th a y h a y * hundred* of lob openings tor Ikes* who w ant to work SFS4M0 CEM EN T W ORKERS 4 H E L P E R S E>c*ll*nt pay Start right away f F# 4MO D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S - no •> p*i i*n<s necessary Full time Good starting pay SFS 4MB G E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Great starting leb Several openings Good pay i ' l 4M0 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and P R O D U C TIO N W ORK Most shifts op*n Good pay scales i l l 4X)0 IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN O S General Construction labor Good pay 471 4M0 TR U C K D R IV E R S Long haul I m media I* ’ Good driving rt cord Over IS SFS 4 M L O C A L D R IV E R S Straight trucks Good pay Start right away SFS i n ) , o f f ic e H E L P E R S . C L E R K S . CRT O P ER A TO R S Im m ediate openings Good pay scales Call SFS CMO NOW! r e c e p t io n is t W E L D E R S -Carhllad CecaMant pay scale* Call today SFS 4)00 P A IN T E R S 4 P A IN T E R H E L P E R S - Im m t d ls l* openings, good sterling pay Call today SFS 4M0 O R Y W A L L With or without s e p a r le n c * Im m e d ia te openings Good pay Call to day SFS 4MB_________________ T Y P IS T t it Grsal smil* and par tonality will nab this on* tor you Friendly boss will train In ether a it a t alto Fanastlc benefit package! Employment 323-5176 f l u D l l French Ave V E T E R IN A R IA N ASSISTANT Doctor will train comptottly In all ssraratlant Great careor opportunity tor lh* animal ley*' Don't wall on this too Employment 323-5176 -----* M i l F f b ih I A wo C k lL O C A I i fu ll trtd pkarl poBJUort •vaiiabH M a ify. common B4nw, Qtnutn* (• «• . a n d knod fitD g* of children a mutf Training and •■parlance preferred To ar range interview calf Cindy nj un ___ __ SECRETARTIECirTIONI ST Lo.craen Company __ _______m I M I ____________ W arranty/Pwncltoet Man not •treid sf hard work Mutl h#ye own vehicle For In ter views, call Wick F»s lees Wead Werker E spar lanced sow oper # lo r a n d a s s e m b ly worker M u ll be abi* Is lift heavy product Hospitable hon bonuses vacation, and holidays Apply F O R M IT E X IN C O R F Pori el Sonlord lake Monro* F torn S || A M er I ) PM WELDER Musi be e.per>*n<*d in M IG welding alum inum Apply G ATO R C U L V E R T C O . Son lord Airport Induttrial park. FSSO Maltonvllto Av* Minimal invootmonf Rroind * O e u f* N o tfC o H tt»4 J1 1*71 E X P E R IE N C E D S P R E A D E R «w C U T T ER 7 1 - H e l p W an ted A O R E A T SOB I O B I A T F A V I IF Sit per Hour IM S hr par week No Investment No cel lading. No deliver ing Hows* at Lloyd Show Toys/gllts iT M tto A M s ___________ AAA TEM P EM P LO YM EN T W ill take cor* el your full employment needs Taking application* now Place your orders with us today No to* to you Sally .............i l l to ll M A R Y ................... Acrylic Applicators needed to apply protoctiv# coating an car*, boat* and pianos u to SI I par hour Wa train Far work in laniard aro* call Temp*#i>Sb* n i l Actors Actrtssa* Models All talent tor movt**.TV A print work Serious Only apply Peremeewf Casttog, 4SF-MZ4 ACTORS EXTRAS Needed tor I Motor Motion Picture*, and I T V I***. *41 typo* Call 1)1 IM I l*S»>aatNabl Tblswl Bring ALL TYPES JOBS START WORK NOW I ess nruKkcw stwmc nschmc o n u io k Modern air c and 11toned lacllity making Bay s A ch y# Wear and Uniterm* Paid holidays, heath plan, piece work ratal Steady work Apply In Pnnon Only *#fvr##rs 9 a m. i 3 p.m. SANB EL 2240 Old U f a M *r y M i. MANUFACTURINC. W a r*. F U . NOW HIRING! Outstanding Opportunity For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION O ne c S'/o /t CENTERS I NO ▼ F lit Rapart roody tor work *1 S AM « F W 111 J I ....... . laniard 3 2 1-W A n # Boavty Company Full or part tins* Call Immods atoly m W lO a rP l l«M B A R T E N D E R W A N TE D - Pr* torrabty tomato. In Hi* Win tor Srpings prop tor boar 4 win* pub Far mar* information. call M f **SB Talk to Waftor C A B I N E T M A K E R paslllon open tor aepan ancod cablrwt buiktor Apply In parson al tolA Cornwall Read Sonlord Cet**"**<s woySad Apply al tab slto, Douglas Rd 1/4 mil* south *1 CM Long term work Coil Dan isbilfl* if s i ____ Wash Who* Ward AAA TEM P Taking Appfecotto#* Now NO F I E I CAR S A LLY ___ _ in «s s z 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • Auto / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens Fritd ChicliRn Subs Donuts • • • • • Top Salaries Free Lite & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N. Laurel Ayr., Sanlord M onday Th ru Friday I M A M 4 SO F U N O P H O N E C A LLS . P L E A S E �71-Help Wanted CASHIER NEEDED lu ll or port time E vp e rIffx rd anlt * P C r M W IP M Wevece S e r v ic e . 110 N F ftn th A .ta u t Sanford 91—Apartments/ House to Share coii nm n 93— Rooms for Rent CVittiaa A o n 4 Homo*” ” T V . kitchen. laundry mold. ISO «* t up O’! Ol HW'O) *010 Roomfar Rcet Kitchen A Le***dry privilege* m 'ja il Boom* lor root lurnlihod. or unlurnithod Colt H i MS) _______ SANFO R D Furmthod room* b# n o woo* Returnable ratot M a d *er vice Call 171*10) WW» IllPtlmtm Ave Sanford Compietel# Furnithed Room nith TV . ond kitchen "»«*g room privilege*. plot tug yard with grill H i t Elm _SMHom*after S l _ ___ THE FLO R ID A HOTEL SOCOak Avenue TJI 410* ^^UetonebtoJWeeOyRal**^ 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent A V A ILA B LE NOW F ornith#d W-rJio A p jrlm fn t» On# Bedroom Aptft T WO Bedroom Apt % FLEXIBLE LEASES SENIOR C IT IIE N S D IS C O U N T R A N C H S TY L E L IV IN G III SANFORD COURT APTS. 3733301 Cioon I Bdrm with polio on Hoad and ilr r r l U l l par month Ho pet* Coll P l t l M ________ Condo Super condition nicely I urn Pool, u r t r n r d porch, got grill, lonv micro. cable, video phono, moid Onmor rrloint I bdrm h both oi ollico Tennant own bdrm L both, k olmotl private u u m liro unit Prolor in g le pro lottlonol no pole VJ»o mo . owner port oil m o t o r , or 011 I t * ) ____ ____ Turn Apli lor Somor Cllllont 111Polmotlo A»« J Conan Ho Phono Collt lo t* More I bdrm lurnlthod opl Smglr mon. no poll Roodr now Coll m » M Newly docorolod I Bdrm Com p i p r i v a c y . 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Flo C A LL 111 M il Monday thru Frid a, *h»S 10 Eraargy EHiciant 1 bdrm . 1 bom Polio Homoa not nod ui guwl country totting, noor thoppvng A tchnnlt Ctoto to LokoMory I/O Coll Chock that# too t u r n ; a F rot I Froo Rolrvgorator o Microwo vo 0 Gar ago • Attic Storage a Wathor 'D ryer Connor I wm o On' Sight Mo nogo mint Ctutor an 4 Putt Wale ama S ra w Citllant Drtrount b o rd e r lopo Lrg I bdrm carpal, dithwoth at. control olr/hool 1100 mo r toe dopotil H I OHS Sanlord Largo 1 bdrm . r» rontlr romodolad Aw. corpol I d ) mo MSB. uptloirt. S Pork A m I *g« 4k* MOB Spoc lout Aportmontt MinuHt from Hwy 1414 Lattlront. pool. Hnnlt. odullt. no polt laundry Storting oi 1101 a mo Coll 11) 014} to too Tirtd 04 Aporlm onl living/ f ipononco I ho privacy ol your own homo in ono ol our luaury duploaot Lg 1 bdrm ■ both, iroultod coiling, oppl hook vpt. private tertonod polio, your own yard moml Ilia Starling ol SMO Coll tor OotOllt. IP M IPM , 111 t i l l I and 1 bdrm Alto turnithod oltictoncy from IPS oaaa U N drpotil Ho polt Coll 111 <S0> S TP M llSPolm atto 1 bdrm . I both UJO mo 1100 dap Ho p o ll Rotoroncot Unilod Salat Attoc . Inc RE A LTO R t Coll How 111 M l) 1 lOriai . I both Doluaa Apt 1110 par month S1W tocurlty d o p tu Coil m o n o _________ 11*1 S P E C IA L i 4 f bdrm from t l 10 Lota Ado Ftoaibto tooto IllkaiO 101—Houses Furnished / Rent I bdrm con ago with porch Compaoto privacy 1*0 par amok . U00 kocurity Coll 111 Ho* or 11) to ll tl X M O N TH S T0 U N C Sgocaau* t bedream. 1 hath E a t in kitchen Screened patio. | cot goregt Clow to chopping Motivated Sailor tn.wr (30S) 321 0041 C -WVUW4 V. REALTOR 141 —Homes For Sale S» J(AmKctti ISiOmo Hear airport ) bdrm . I both, id i *00 or rant tor M il po' month f i m Onoev t h lee 5 LA N O S TO C K B R O K E K ) US 1/11 BATEMAN REALTY SANFORO RtAlH E N T IR P R IS C 2 m ) b*tht ford ) bdrm . ftn tfd r v d 10 m»*n from |/i tdJi me CeJimjMIOrtendo____ W w n room H ovw N r « cor pot throughout toil W 1st St UOt mo . U t l*ftt A dopes * 123 MP4 offpr 1 PM ______ TOWN H OM E J bdrm ? 6om cHwo. Qu»ot neighborhood Coot hoot A otr. folly tRv- pprd k it c h e n W o t h o r 'd r f o r hook up fttor 090 thoJ Root cioon U00 mo . Aug t. Ml 7 7 1 4 ________ _________ IMS M jm io A rf U to cioon 1 B d rm , 1 B o th in q uivt no*ghborhood Kitchen oppil on< oft wofthor hook up toneed bock yord I H 0 mo • dopotit nijtr; R EA LTO R 21)1)24 S A N FO R D U n ore 12^00 do*n U M p e f month No qukiitytng no doting cofttft Immediate occupancy ) Bdrm 2 bath e year ft ne«v Large fenced yard, great neighborhood C a ll 222l7 B p tfU 4 d ____ S A N FO R O O U P L IK 2)2) 2Sd Highia*n Ave Owner flnanc •ng no qualifying no point % j Hdrm | bath each apart ment over l 000 %q ft 4 yr% o ld K itc h e n appiianceft. central ha^t and air. carpe* drapes Rental income U O t monthly Appointment only 0*n er 12)0047 • I ai t a n _ _______ 5TEMPER ) Bdrm houfto for font U K pe» month pluft MOO dopotil Coll m t iM 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent Loko AAory } bdrm corpot opplkoncoft. cont oir/hoot Wolk to Loko Mwr , f i«m ))J9 mo ♦ UDQftoc m l"*3 Vonford Do'l/r* 2bdrm dvifHOa D M m o A ll opphonctft. corport C A L L 29) 100/ Froo row! to ond ot ftoAthf 2 bdrm L unary Homo Mwny oitroft Summor special U l l Coil Now* M l H IT 107-Mobile Homes / Rent Large 4 bdrm kitchen D BL large corner W IL L H O L O Only t)e 000 Heme Eat m car garage lot O W N E R M O R TG A G E Pr»<ed Reduced* ) bdrm 1 bath la rg e lo t No* IT* 000 t LIS T W IT H U II Mint Wirthouscs IM 4 U | ................. I l l M l* 117—Commercial Rentals Rolotl L Offtco Spoct BO up to 2 000 ftq ft olfto fttorogo OvOtl ■ ** '________________ No* 2 bdrm Condo firtploct. wofthor/dryor. oicorcifto foe il tty with ttnntft 4 ftwtmmmg Nopotft IM lm tf Coll M l IBM S A N FO R O Spoouuft 2 bdrm 2 both Condo Pool noor shop p«ng. D M month with only WSOftOt H I 4001 or Oft MB) S IN G LE STORY L IV IN G L«s« Turns to Fit Tout Ntcds! Fuintslttd ot Unlviiuslitd. Carport* Frivata P ilo t Loth L a t o u i p n f Fat* Chitorao W A T E R lE O S A C C E P TE D ! Call.................321-1911 127—Office Rentals Offices to Rent Raatonobto end canvanienl K I N Mopto Von tor a 111 aoao Build 0 Biggtr Butina**' u*a The Harold Clo*»ittod* C A LL TO O A V » to ll 11111111411414 141— Homes For Sale Saotord Cypraaa Ava Immocu 'ala ] bdrm I both Corner ahodad >0*. goraga acraanad porch Wolloca Crata Raolty. Inc.. Raoltor______________ tt l EETT H ID O E N L A K E 1 bdrm 1 both 41* 000 41 t M doun toiler pay* pamtt. and ctobing tor Quoi't'ad buyer MS 1ME #r STENSTROM REALTYuREALTOR TH E Apartments CALL BART AC A L C S T A T K R IA L TOR l)2 74M For Sole or Rent W Option ? fulr.n | I**!* 4 ) bdrm | . both Senford I 404 77) 4)12 H A LL NAiff «C VfilfOd )) H llll lh N k C I 7 Slery To**howto 2 bdrm . 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A C E N TR A L F L O R IO A LE A D E R ! M ORE HOM E FOR LESS M O N E T ' C A L L TO DAY! P O E N E V A OSCEOLA RD P IO N E D FOR M O B ILE S ! S Aero Cavalry tract* Wall fraud an povud Rd 1 # -. Doun IIY r* o t I I X I From l i t .S*dt It you art touting tor a toe cottlul caraor la Root tilo to . Stow*trvm A irily it looking tor you Call Loo Alfcrrghl today ol 111 1IM Evmuog* 1)1 M*> CALL A N Y T IM E 322-2420 lias PARK A V E ........ Sanlord tot Lk Mary Blvd Lk Mary T N I SPRINGS Largo I bdrm 1 both N a n Private coder dock w iIk la c v lil M n t v r tuilv hot tilling room with •uopUCI tin.to* ns tti* EXCITIN G NEW THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT BY OWNER 1 bdrm I bath' Pool. Firapleca 11 aero on canal ta La k t M a rk h a m Attum o Skat monlhlv n " SkOOO down Call Bill Roll* I D SOrO (day*) or 111 )*S0 iNitoal By Ow-ur J bdrm i . t-atr, In ground pool poddlo Ion* IIAJS polio privacy tone* So* ooo Coil Carl I D til* D UPLEX O N LY *14 to* Mocontty ralurtxthod including naw c a n tra l o tr h a o l Eacaltonl location product* 1411 rani Attum oblo F H A -norigagr H U R R Y O N TH IS ONE' FH A VA SPCCIALt L o « down ) bdrm ■/ lrg tcreened perch, fenced yerd F H A or YA 11naming I ft)|4O0 Cell ut quKkt 109-Mobile Home Lots / Rent 113—Storage Rentals 321 0759 Eve. 322-7643 C A LL A N YTIM E R EA LTO R 122 «t«t Pn«oto In Country ) bdrm both, o lr, ftcroonod potto Children welcome 1)00 mo * loftt « IMQdopoftit 222 2 B drm , t both, in Eldor Spring* Tro llo r Pork U f -m*k. * t i l l dopOfti* Nopotftl C om fee n j t L«< Rh I K l l l h Broker 2444 Senferd Ave B d rm h e m e p lu ft ) B d rm mobile home, both furnifthed Good area 1)0.000 O T H E R HOMES. LOTS. A C R E A G E IN V E S TM E N T P R O P ER TY M ill S ilH t Cg .. . .. .321 5005 Tutcaoill* Male an oiler' 4 Bdrm I'* both tpi.i plan. 4tiling 1141000 las D M or tu ia; a___________ __________ ) bdrm r j bam Immadiato oc cugancy FHA Non guaiilymg morlgag• low dawn Owner held* Ind morlgago VS4.I00 ta i m i 323-5774 _______ SM IHW V if e j ___ _ H id lN l I4t Idwood Or ) bdrm 2 beth. dbl gerege porch cenfrel eir Super Oeen'Aftftumebie U ) 000 r ea lto r m a r v in k 447 H I ) l a il or TOI 71*' 149—Commercial Properly / Sale 181—Appliances / Furniture A wrought iron I Able with 4 ( h i m good for dmmg room or pnlK> UO After 4 20 22)02)1 Appiianceft For Snle All in eacflfent conditsen A fully 9«»Arpnteed 121 4;9a BAhema bed brown plAKf. 4 mo new ftlipft cover % end pillows eacPlfent Aftktng )100 CdH S74 4042 After S PM WILSON MAIER FURNITURE in i l l 1 tftt t T . . . . j : 7 sal) Deluae Touch A Sew Singer Sewing M ac nine m bAAu**tul ( kA-neJ^tiOOU) oref Queen Sate Bed fr erne met trett. boa ftprmgt A heed b o a rd ) 2 ) 0 D e yft 211 )2oo C e i^ m j^ E v e t m m i Recond.'iened Appliances from US W A R R A N TY B A R N E TTS C A S S IL B E R R Y 110)11} 1)0 141) e R E N T TO O W N e Color T Vft . ftter eo ft wdftherft dryer % retngerAtor free/ert furniture, video re< order ft Spec *Ai lit week ft rent S) 00 Alftmefive TV A Appl Ran tal* (eyreft Shopping Center 222 HOC Used cheftt A dreftfter with mir for 1 100 Tw in bed heed boerdft A frpmeft to match IV) 122 l ) » f After ) J0PM Used Washers Part% A Service to/ t in m a n s IJJ 4407 M O O N E Y A P P L IA N C E ) Whirlpool Refrigereler Like new Almond cokH 112) 121 04M 27FH SFREEF FURNITURE tatw uih si.............. nt mi 183—Television/ Radio / Stereo • aC O LO R T E L E V IS I O N , a Zenith 2) * color television Orig met price over SB00 Bklence due )2AA 00 cAfth or toko Over peyment* ) 2) month Still Ws P iy U P t) NO M O N IY DOWN Pree home trief. no obligation Coil M2 1H 0 day or night 199—Pets & Supplies Ability Kennels Dog boarding Country Atmoftftihere Roafton a h ia R a i n 2 2 ) > !> • B IR D C A G E S O ^r M ica * stre |7S two parrot *</# U0 l f l 24B1 sHgr $ Moving M utt Sell* Mae fanboaer I mot old AKC reg>« tered E ftft cro pprd All Shot ft 122 7442 * S 00 Sat * 11)1 I too GUN AUCTION 223—Miscellaneous A 'f Condition*. 14 000 B T U t»OC 122) Poty F o em ftileft 1)0 tor el» 222 4112 Good ta lac I ton of eygrailAtoly taa now v w d aad aaltguo hand gun*, ntto* and that gun* to be attorvd to the heghect bidder 110 pll BACK TO SCHOOL LAY AWAY NO SERVICE CHARGE If (eyed 4wey m Ju ly , end ptefted up by Auguftt )>ftt W IL WIND CORP TM H if T STORE WORK SHOP ww SAN FORD AVE » OR 9A i | Inspection from 10 AM. 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NATIONAL (UJTO SALES WE FINANCE treiier. )e00 12' elvmmum w ) H P Seer ft AC motor 1200 W ALK IN D R IV E O U T Corner Senterd Ave A 12th St mome i t 77 IS* i Cobie Bowftde« with SO hp Mecs/ry end a a m o f les %7400 222 708)eMef ) PM »•/• C O B IA BOW R I0 ( » i ' 1 ) ) H P Chryftler end treiNr By Owner %I TOO 17? 4*09 7) Well Croft s * 'fair* A lull cenveft I D HP t vtnrude m otor )2 100 )22 )» 7 ) or )22 IB2) 321-4075 ★ DAYTONA A U T O * ★ AUCTION ★ Hwy 97 O ifttone Beech • • • • • Hetdfti • • e e e PUBLICAUTOAUCTION E v »ry W*d Nit# *1 111* PM * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * 217—Garage Sales B AC K Y A R D SALE 204 Peim P'ece Frtdey end letufdoy Ikth end )Oth 4 4 Pm GAR AO V IA L C f Ofttbf ook W in te r P erk Furniture A mite itemft (lothmg ) ! ) ) Dormer Court F n July If 1•-1y 20 7 UAM 4 00PM Gerege Sole 74X> laae Ave Apt B Children ft ciotheft. ftire i 4 chHdror9'4 toy4. 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C O U R TE S Y P O N TIAC 11)1111 USED C A R S TH E B ES T IN T O W N \ E l TER M S Kewefteki If) 4140 m 2i)4 1971 HONDA >%O cc Cufttom point, heeder*. kept in gerege run* eacellent. ftOOO or be** otter Cell )74 4de2e»entr>g% 241 — Recreational Vehicles / Campers CREDIT H ASSLES? • We i an f mence o Down Peyment* iioo end Up 0 frede in* Accepted Fikrgfkf Truck C tiop a i 5500 i n t* u IH* Alvmtaum Pag Up f ampat M w f" *■ Kite hart Bathroom Call U to to t D IS C O U N T A U T O S A L E S 1SO I Frtech Ave S IS I I I ) 243—Junk Cars 1944 FALC O N Run* good Look* b«d )a99 Goodtrenftporteftors J 7 )4 l)t 194* J t E P P I C K U P Good mechmery Bed %heet metel C pH 122 20)% TOP Doiler Petd for Junk A Ufted cer ft. truck! 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Otning Ream 4 Hall II* M n a a an a T V A Telephone* D 4 S Etoe i i tc DI MM N a n 4 remodvlmg addition*. Ian*, tocurlty light* tim er* p lu t all Otoe ta rvic tt Q ua lity Service L i(* n t# d 4 Bonded Appliance Repair Cleaning Service Litotinto Adult Part............ ........ Lai Rtnit Com pie to E metrical Sarvic** Air Conditioning A Heating lak# 4 Otofr, tx in MR 1 G la tt Gold S'Ivor Kokom o Tool I ' l * 1*1 SPECIAL 151—Investment Property / Sale Deposit i n a u „ . ~ 4 3 2 3 .7 9 0 0 HwadCribt Pl*yp*«t Baby 'u m it u r a (la th in g G ood P fiV * Al'vr I PM I)' P H Paying C ASH lor Aluminum. Cant. Copper Brat*. Lead Nawtpapa. *’ Brend new lire* ft 190 272 0494 ___ **i OktftCt-»'e9ft )»e ' or* w agen Run* good red o good I'ft* 122% 122 f lit , or B21 2U2 COM M ERCIAL S P E C IA L IS T BOB M B A L L . JR P A R EALTO R 111 4111 *100 Security _____Bedroom Apto. Available Adults and Families Welcome B**k* «H»fT WflN 10 1944 P O R C H ! f t ! E iceiient rendition M utt «ee »o eppreoeN tOU S E »m Ave Senlord After* JB .B 3 ) f i l l 1449 Cer mew Ohte Need* wprft Brt* 09«pr Ceil W 107% ’ ’ 1 M»ccw»9 Baby Bad*. Strdto" Ctatlto* Ptayaan*. Etc Pagarbacb SUNDAY JULY 21.1 PM tlS W lit* Street Sanlord FI H ill I b«th F a m i l y G a r a g * S a l* furm tur*. tool* howtohold .•*m* A moro' *1* P*r*Mng Or . Allamonto Sprtag* F n A Sat *toS 219—Wanted lo Buy FO R E S T A T E C * m m * rclo t or R t*id«n tl*l Auction* L A p g ra iu it Ca II Dull » Auction 11) M10____ C O N D O Camptototy ranavtlod •Manor 1 bedroom. I ' l hath. I ttory F HA Haoncing avoil oblo Ml.to* 321-3827 S A N FO R O 2 bd»m 94 yerd U lO mo I 213—Auctions U N IO U E I badrpam. )>i both home am 1 acre* Cedar tram# with wood deck*, detained goraga. weak roam Cathedral ceiling*. Itrapiece lit* to* O P E N SUNOA V t: I to ) PM Saturday from lir a si block KISH R EA L ESTATE kit Wait 11th Street n o rm m n ia a u a n i a t i i i u Thurgdkv. .'vly II. IIM i. 231—Cars 217-Garage Sales A P P ALO O S A G ELD IN G Ragtttovad 1 yaart old 1*00 I D P a l i ___ Call about our *umm*c y^m g program R o y a l Rtatng Ac aRamy p ) i t 1* ____ Quart*. Hor*a guiding It yr* old 1*00 Including lack Good condition P I AAAI___________ Regulared Aggatouu Filly 1 yr* old. rary g*mi* Moving m u»l *all k i l l n t 1)** Call Now tor AAara Intormatian. 121 —Condominium Rentals 10 101 20t —Horses 0 0 0 IN D IL T O N A s o # a a H OM ES FO R R E N T a a a a S l » IMP a o l« p « RIDGEW000 ARMS APTS. Evdntng Herald. Sanford FI. KIT N’ CARLYLE •by L»rry Wfiflht DvBory tlngto family home 1 B drm . I b o th , tcro e n td porch woodod toi on qutol I ' n r i H I 11)5art** isop NEW HOMES FOR RENT 1 m « tu n adult* >o i l u r i 1 ] bdrm homo nt*h 1 lomolo t.’ *0 par mo. ♦ 1'J utiiiilet JOS Colo Pier. 141—Homes For Sale 1 0 3 -Houses Unfurnished / Rent Home Repairs C A R P EN TER R tg a ir* and ••modeling No |Ob too tmall Call D ) tort__ Hama daman A Remodel AH type* repdi' Old or nan rtm odoliog All type* lit* work carpentry 4 painting All work fully guaranteed T r i Ceuaty Tito H> 1*1/ Mdtotonanceef ail type* Carpentry painting plumbing and electric P I M M W ILLIS HOME ■ ■ P A IR Remodeling Addition* 4 All Typat Repair*' Intuiad N ^ a ^ a a v n a ji^ ^ ^ n ^ f M Interior Decorating a c c e s s o r y O E IIG H E R Cuttomlted framed I me art 4 duality cater co o rd in a te d a c c a t t o n t t at a lla rd a k io pr icat Commercial 4 rotrdan liai Call Mr* Grover n t D M ACE LAWN S E R V IC E Maintonancr Sodding Pruning CHaaiag Tkalching Fartiliiing Free ElHa»*le* MS DM C H R IS TIA N BROS i*. C O M P L I T I LA W N C A R S J 111*4*1 lawn Mwmt#fWK4 lantfw ap'f*9 Bufth Hog Mowing U9 909) lawn Mawing 4 T r 8mmtf*g He asanabit A R th fg M tft 12) U42 Ljait Me«in|...... leu Prtcts m m LAWNS MOWED ft TRIMMED Spring y .rd Cto*n up* 1/1 l i l t Qmfttj L»«n Cut At Altord*bto Price* Til M M Masonry I A N Y TH IN G I N C O N C R I T E I P .ii. Dvivraay Side vva I* Etc I l H I ilim .le* Gladly G iv.nI B EAU M O N D E Cant! Ca W « A1. Tka B a .t 111 SM) Nursing Care OUR RA T E S A A R L OWE R Lak.vi.av Nerving Coaler •tt E tacaad SI . Saatord 111 A ID P a in tin g f tovida AAaid A kA.ld.vv SpactaHtll ISyrt l . p F-aa I t l Bonded Inturad AGTRIBBT Ml MO ELECTROLUX SaM* and Service V.< w n * and SAempeeei» CALL I B GR EENE _______ IBS -W S BM Sawing AAachina Repent *H make* X) yr* ..pertonce In horn*' Retired n t «/ )» Sprinklers/Irrigation ABOUT TIMI IRRIOATtON New Intlailation* Free 1*1 t apart Repair* at Camptoto Sprinkler Syttom t Timart Pump* etc **S»S* Tile A m TILC Ceramic tile •ndintlailation. Baih* Hoar* M/E l l l h t l . Sanlord 111) « IT ) ISO* John Parker Sieilmann Tito Cer*m x Vinyl A tootle* ole ln*i«ltod A re pe"*d C a p . r t f , IH f i h ttlimato* M l *1*1 T r e e Se rvic e Ail T i m Sorv * And Haufmg • PM Prerung Cad Alter I I I Ha* E C H O LS T R E E SERVICE F ie . Itlia ta ta tl Lev. Price*! L k In* Slum* G nnd.ng.TM l 111 D M day er M l. LdflBd P r* to * lN * * N d iir-. JOHN A L L I NS LA W N A T R I E [toad tree removal L k S W F roe t t l I I I S M �I • 4 *B— Evtnirvg Hrrald, Santord, FI. KENCO 0 9 9 * 0 4 Thursday. July It, IW5 KENCO CHEMICAL R id -A -B u g Flea and Roach FO GGER Dexol R id -a -B u g * F L E A and T IC K K IL L E R Refill. For indoor and outdoor use N o 413 Gallon Each can treats 6.000 cu ft. 2 ♦ 1 bonus Non staining, water based No 755 Dexol ! JKW M OLE C R IC K E T B A IT Ready to use For indoor and outdoor use to control fleas and ticks Trigger sprayer included Gallon No 0145 3V5 lb bag KILLS r i C A S i TICKS BOSTITCH DURACELL P ro fe ssio n a l STAPLE TACKER 1U hp. 9 amp burnout protected motor Sefoty switch, double in­ sulated No 534 Loads quickly • feeds staples automatically Accepts most staple sues No T5-8D4 1/3 hp high torque motor 3 2 amps Includes drill bits, socket bits, grinding and buffing wheels, and more No 599 4 ^ t Comos with one 6 volt lantern battery No DFA LOWILST /II) V M V V S ^ Adju stable LAM PHOLD ER talJAHANTEEB BSSEQQIor We'll give you Anybody's Ad Price • No Hassle! • No Cards! i No IH 1P ElECTOlPAJfi Deep Green W EED & FEED O' _ Oeep Green * * £ & ] FERTILIZER I . I J J ta lf ljll fjajpUmfAj , W f lf lf Contains iron and other elemonts Covers 5.000 mi It 20 It) bag REED FEN C IN G 20 lb bag DURACELL 6 ’ k 15' roll A s s o rte d S C R EW D R IV ER S Choose from standard or Phillips A lk alin e B A TT ER IES C and D Sl/es GAS G R I L L No LC30P £ flKTRlOA* ■ R*t ■ 188 No DC 81P # ElfO H R IP A H \unbeam G A S G R IL L Crillmaster G A S G R IL L ^ Mdde of white pine and treated for weather « resistance R 't 99 95 # W eatherproof O U T L E T BOX ^ WOOD S H U T T E R S $ m f 2 0 95 ! £ 225 sq in chrome-plated cooking grid 24.000 Btu dual burnor Lite-A-Matic push button ignitor 201b tank included No 9041/9054 ^ W eatherproof R E C E P T A C L E / S W IT C H C O V ER No TB IIP Q u«nti|i«» 225 sq inch chrome plated cooking grid 20.000 Btu single burner 20 lb cylinder included No 9031 Rectangular C L U S T E R COVER ^ Lo u ve r-O ve r- n i l Louver M E T A L ™ B IFO LD D O O R S 505 sq in rust-free cooking grid 36.000 Btu dual burner Lite A-Matic' push­ button ignitor 20 lb fuel tank included No 3384/3385 361 sq in chrome cooking * grid 30.000 Btu dual burner Lite a-malic' push button ignitor 20 lb tank included No 31737/3174/3175H ClfCTRlOAK Sm Electronic IN S EC T K IL L E R For indoor use 4 watts No BE 7M R 't OPEN Electronic IN S EC T K I L L E R • % ORANGE CITY ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 2323 S Volusia A v e Highw ay 17 and 92 Phone 775-7268 1029 E Aitamonie Dr (Highw ay 436) Phone 339-8311 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 15 watts 1/2 acre lure range No BE-15M ' L Each unit contains two panel*, installation hardware and track In white enamel finish * 25995 I Limned i V OPEN SANFORO 700 French Avenue Phone 323 4700 875 W est Highw ay 436 Phone 862 7254 *•* n *£ v t • ♦ # � 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 18, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 18, 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 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/684eee03771cf00a23407f6f6312a839.pdf adc8f20290e62692038cbb95a88892b7 PDF Text Text VE Day plus 40 years: The Rancher's daughter: coveting Super heros cracking skulls not so bad H ltle r V b g jc y - Page 5A - OPINION. 3 0 PEOPLE. 1C E vening 77th Year, No 218 Sunday, May 5, 1985—Sanford. F lorida Reagan Shortens Bitburg Visit BONN. West G e rm a ny ( U l'll — President Heagan. In the face of a w orldw ide controversy, has sh o rte n e d S u n d a y 's p la nn ed v is it to the H lth u rg m ilita ry c e m e te ry w h e re W a ffe n SS troops are hurled to lO m ln u tr*. The change cam e to lig h t Frldav when t h r W hile House fin a lly released the president's schedule. No o fficia l program had ever Ix-en released for the visit, but a few days ago the W hile House said It would 1mshortrued to 20 m in u te s Iteagan s till p la n * to lay a wreath al the m ilita ry cem etery. T h r H lthu rg controversy con­ tinued to overshadow t be eco­ nom ic s u m m it w here Heagan h atllcd w ith the French over new Irade talks, (ailed to w in sup|Hirt fo r h is "S ta r W ars" dt tense p rogram , hut got strong b a rk in g for N ancy Heagan'* an­ il drug program Heagan and F rench President F r a n c o is M i t t e r r a n d w e re deadltM ked on K ru gn n's call for e a rly m u lti-n a tio n a l ta lks on casing Irade b a rrie rs w orldw ide M itterrand w an ts i h r trade talks tied to m onetary reform T h e H e a g a n I t in e r a r y fo r S u n d a y a lso In c lu d e s a 40 m in ute w re a th -la yin g ceremony a n d s p e e c h a t th e fo rm e r M e rf|p n -lt« tl*rn e n n e r H lm tlo n camp. Heagan w ill lx- accompanied th ro ug h ou t the day hy West G e rm a n C h a n c e llo r H e lm u t Kohl, w ho Issued I h r In vitatio n to ih r H lth u rg cem etery and p r u l s e l l H e a g a n l o r h is "co u ra g e " In going through w ith i lie trip as a sym lM ilic gesture of reco nciliatio n w ith an adversary In l wo w orld w a r* See B IT B U R G . page HA (USPS H erald 481 280) P ric e 50 Cents The Case The Litigious Society A t t o r n e y P ro te c ts ‘D ee p P o c k e ts ' B y D onna E a te * H e r a ld S ta ff W r ite r L o o k in g rath er harried w ith w is p * o f h air escaping from her s e v e re c h ig n o n S e m in o le C o u n ty A tto rn e y N ikki C la yto n 41. can be seen w alking rapidly from one C ou nty Service* llu lh i Ing o ffice to another, ru s h in g to an o u t- o f - t o w n m e e tin g o r rlo s e trd in the law lib ra ry at her office. Hut seldom t an she t>c found s iltin g at her desk She a nd her s ta lf o f tw o a tto rn e ys, tw o secretaries and a para legal w orker are kept busy developing legal opinions for c o u n ty c o m m is s io n e rs a n d seeking the ties! wavs to handle I he c o u n ty 's legal e n ta n g le ­ m ents. The office Is g e llin g so b usy. A c c o r d in g to Ms C la y to n . Afforney Nikki Clayton looks for a legal reference in the county's law library a iu iih r r a tto r n e y s h o u ld lx* hired. In fact. she is asking ihe co un ty co m m issio n lo r binding lo r that b ra n d -n rw attorney. |u *l out of la w m bool. In h rr 1985H6 fiscal y e a r budget. In the 1983-84 fiscal year annual report. Ms C la y to n * o fflc r said II h a d com pleted or disposed of 13 la w s u it*, ren­ dered 7IK) w ritte n or oral opi­ n io n * durin g th e year on que* lio n * and or In te rp re ta tio n * of law to the c o u n ty comm ission, o ilie r c o n s titu tio n a l o fficer* and the co u n ty s ta ll n cgo lln lcd . prepared, review ed dratted and revised 250 legal docum ent*: <o ntlinie d the o n g o in g update ol the Sem inole C o u n ty code w ith 30 c h a p te r* com pleted ended and tra n s fe rre d to card See A T T O R N E Y , page HA A re a Cities Don’t See N e e d Bi-Racial Panels Mostly Defunct B y R ic k B ru n s o n H e ra ld B ta ff W r it e r Ksi-rrt w ith a p t m lt la t i, to hto proposed bi nti t.il e n m m lltr r In s tu d y race re la tio n *. S anlnrd C om m issioner Hotter! T hom as announced Iasi week he w ould search lo find out w h u I other C e n tra l Florida elites are doing lo fine-tune racial h a rm o n y In th e ir eom m unities. W h.it he Is lik e ly lo fin d , al Ir a s l In five C e n tra l F lo rid a ('Hies. Is ih r same a ltitu d e h r lo u n d here when he announced 'T h « r « Is a l a c k o f rw o l m ilita n c y . M a y b a t o m o o f t h o p o o p lo In o u r g r o u p a re b e c o m in g y u p p ie s o r s o m e th in g .' the Idea three weeks ago- "W e d o n 't need It a nym ore." A s u r v e y o f fiv e C e n tr a l F lorida c itie s reveals hl-raelal c o m m it t e r s a re d e fu n c t n r s tru g g lin g The one rare eitcrp - lio n Is O rlan do w h r r r th r hiracial c o m m lttre evolved Into a lu ll n rrtg rd c ity U c-purtinciil w ith a 14-m cm bcr s t i r ! a n a n StiOO.OOO budget. C ity leader* and some com ­ m it Ire m e m b e r* say the panels a re n 't needed a n y m o re because ra re relatio n s have Im proved d ra m a tically since (h r groups were formed In (he 1960s and 70*. Albert Nelson, d ire cto r of O r­ lando's H um an R elations De­ p a rtm e n t. s u it! t h r h l- r a d a l C ounty G ro w th U p re ce d e n te d r f- *r- Seminole C o u n ty Is growing at Ihe rale of at Ira s l 1.000 new residents a m onth, according to (h r record n u m b e r o f new hom estead e xem ptio n* Died th is year. 1-3 it * * I'crry G ocm bcl. assistant pro pe rty appraiser, said 5 3 .1 0 9 h om ro w ne rs Hied p c llllo n s fo r h o m rs ic a d exem ption In I9H5 com pared to 4 H .II3 In 1984. an lnerra.se o f 4 .99 6 G o rm b rl noted that bused on Ihe conservative average o f num ber o f person* per household at 2.5. th is m eans 12.000 new . perm anent legal residents m oved tn io Seminole C ou nty d u rin g Ih r In te rv e n in g year. c o m m llte e In that c ity was v rrv successful advocacy g ro u p lit tlxUO*. Hot. h r a d itrit. a lte r Ih r C iv il R ights A rt o f t«W t was passed It w asn't needed Instead o f a panel stu dyin g how |x-np lr co uld gel along the c ity needed a s tro n g legal arm lu r n lo r r r th r new la w . T hu s, ( h r H u m a n R e la t io n s D e p a r tm e n t w a s created. Nelson said the depart in cu t m o stly tracks down * harges of d is c r im in a tio n In h ir in g and h o u sin g li has fu ll subpoena (towers a nd a nsw er* directly to tlx- m ayor. T h r lit ra c ia l co m m itte e paved ih r wnv fo r ih r departm ent, he said, b lit the da vs have (Kissed w hen m em bers irv to "Im p ro ve race re la tio n s " hv lecturing on tiro th rrh o o d N elson, w ho Is black, said race relatio n * never were really sour In Orlando and have sweetened w ith time “ W r arc past the poini now where we go out to lilack folks and w h ile folks and mend th r See B I-R A C IA L . page HA H ail A Cab; Jail A Cabbie The Lake M ary Police Departm ent lias a new d rt vc-tn arrest service. Or so II w a s lo r David Lure. 5 00 Oak Slreel. S anford H er mother knew there was u Sem inole C o u n iy w arran t out for L u re 's arrest fur fu llu r r to np(iear In The u u u g lilt'i u f o u r ol Luke M ary's police dispatchers called u cab for a rid e hom e Thursday n lg ln . but she had lo slop by the police departm ent to get the cab fare from her m other. Luce, ih r cab d river, turned out to be someone the g irl knew. And th e re b y hangs a laic. L u t i was on i h r prem ises Taggart w rit! outside and asked Ih r cab d r tv r r his nsm e. |.u c c Identified h im s e lf and i h r ride was o v rr. T uggarl arrested h im When she a nd Ihe d rtv rr got to ih r (toiler d ep artm en t. Ih r g irl (old her m other th a t L u re was d rivin g the itiurt sb< then told j,f Com raggsrt Luce wus tu rn e d o v e r lo Ih r Sem inole C ounty S herllTs depart­ m ent and released fm m Ih r courtly |.nl F riday nil S 1.OfX) bond. For ru b service*, lx- d id n ’t gel a lip — R ic h a rd T r u s t t And th is doesn't Include residents o f new apartm ent com plexes, he said Anti-Bias Amendment Could Scuttle Drinking Age Bill Hm i M Hss *T Tw « i Vm i n I Bloom in' Babies Labor and delivery nurse Zalda Seiler has her hands full with a record number of babies In the Central Florida Regional Hospital nursery. Wednesday nine babies — six girls and three boys — were born, a hospital record, and the nursery held 22 babies. Thursday there were six births and 23 In the nursery; F rid a y five more babies arrived, making 18 In the nursery; and Saturday mgfnlng there was one birth with two In progress. The hospital was aj^a loss to explain what unusual event occurred In early August to sptjr the baby boom. it was a long tr [in mor« ways than on* for th* Oviedo j idy Lions. SPORTS, IB. TALLAH ASSEE (UPII - A " k ille r a m end m e m ’ m the b ill ra is in g Florida's d rin k in g age apparently w ill lx- p ut lo a p o litic a lly cm iKirassing pub lic v o ir, despite Senate P rc s ld rn l H arry Jo h n sto n 's e ffo rt to q uietly s tifle It. When Ih r d rin k in g age b ill was In the Senate C o m m e rce C o m m u te r It p ic k e d u p an .im rn d m rn l by Sen. J a ck D. Gordon. I ) .Miami llru c h . dia l w o u ld fo rb id Ih r stale lo Issue liquor licenses lo a ny c lu b that d is c rim in a te s on the basis o f ra re . sex. religion o r n a tio n a l o rig in . G ordon Is opposed lo h ik in g (he d u n k in g age fro m 19 (o 21. and s u pp orte rs of tlx- h ill accused h im o f try in g to crip p le It w ith a p o litic a lly u nto uch a ble am endm ent. V o ting to remov e G ordon's changes fro m Ihe b ill m ig ht be In te rp re te d as a vole for racism , so Johnston asked h is general counsel. Sieve Kahn for legal advice on w h r th rr Ihe l*sue o f licensing private r lu b * that d is c rim in a te was relevant lo u b ill dealing w ith the d rin k in g age W hile rm p h a s U ln g his own o p p o s itio n lo six h bias. J o h n s to n expressed ih e hope d ia l lie could ru le ih e Gordon a m e nd m e nt "n o ilgerm ane" and th u s spare the lu ll Senate Ih r rm baras-sm ent ol vo ting on G o rd on 's change* K a h n , h o w e v e r advised J o h n s to n I lie am endm ent was germane lo t he b ill "A lth o u g h I h r goal of die b ill m ay I m narrow . Ih r sweep o f lls coverage Is broad enough lo integrate Ih r essence ol Ihe G ordon a m end­ m en t.” K ahn said In a mem o to J o b n slim The C om m erce C om m lltee also made other «lu n g e s th a t w ou ld knock Ihe h ill o ut of com pliance w ith the congressional m andate to restore the d rin k in g age lo 21 by late next year, or lose a n estim ated *7 3 m illio n In lederul highw ay (u n its Hoi Jo hn ston a reluctan t S*minol*'s Alvin Jon*s and L*o P*t*rson or* jumping for mors than joy. SPORTS, IB See B IL L , page HA TO D A Y A ction R eports 6C B ridge Business............... C a le n d a r.............. 5B 8B C lassifieds Dear Abby .......... ....... 7A BA D ea th s................ E d ito r ia l............... 2D 8A F lo r id a ................ 6C H oroscope............ H o s p ita l....... ........ N a tio n ................ 2A O pinion ID People R eligion 5C School M enus . ....... JA S p o rts .................... IB SB T e le v is io n ............ .....7C V iew point ID ID W eather 2A W orld Trinity Prop's “Crafty Kat(*“ Sams didn't have to b* too shrewd Friday. SPORTS, 4B �?A Evenin g Horold, So n lo rd, FI. Sundoy. M i y J , I r t J Mobsters Getting Off Light NATION Study Shows Few G et M axim um Prison Terms, Fines IN BRIEF Union Carbide Resumes Production O f MIC IN S 7 I1 U T E . W Va IUPI) — U n io n C a rb id e Corp. resum ed p ro d u c tio n o f m r lh y l Isocyanate Saturday, m a rk in g the first tim e It has made the ch e m ica l, used In Insecticide*, since an MIC leak killed th ou san d s o f people In Hhnpal, India. Union Carbide m an u fa ctu re d MIC at the In s titu te plant lo r I? years, hut p ro d u c tio n was halted Ore. 3, ih c same day a chem ical leak al Its plant In Bhopal k ille d up to 2,500 people and Injured about 200,000 more A Union Carbide spokesman said p ro d u c tio n resumed because the com pany had five m onths o f hack o rd er* and needed more o f the ch em ica l on hand for the approaching g ro w in g season Some o f the the MIC w ill be converted Into ■i derivative and shipped to the co m p a n y 's fa c ility In W oodbine. Ga., and to Its tw o Insecticide fa cilitie s In France and Brazil. th e sjxik>-*ni;m said. 4 Polish D iplom ats Expelled W ASHINGTON (IJPI) — Four Polish d ip lo m a ts have hern given a week In leave the co un try, kicked out by the State D e p a rtm e n t because o f the e x p u ls io n o f tw o U,S. dip lom ats, one o f w h o m It says was roughed u p by Polish s e c u rity police. The a ction late F rid a y afternoon m eans the four d ip lom ats, three In C hicago at the Polish consulate and one a llrs l secretary o f the W ashington embassy, m u st Ire out of the c o u n try I I I seven days. T w o U.S. d ip lo m a ts were ordered expelled from Poland e a rly F riday and s im ila rly given a week to leave. The governm ent accused th em o f leading an a nti-governm ent May Day protest Slate D epartm ent Edw ard Djerejlan said Ih c men were not Involved In any protest bit! were rath er observing the e ve n t, so m e th in g he te rm e d a " n o r m a l d ip lo m a tic fu n c tio n ." Pentagon Wants C ontractor O ut WASHINGTON (DPI) — Pentagon In x jrc c iu r General •Joseph Sherlck believes three top officers o f the General D ynam ics Corp. la rk "b u sin e ss Integrity and h o n e sty" and sh ou ld be suspended from fu rth e r governm ent business Sherlck made the recom m endation In a le tte r to Navy Secretary John la’ tunan T hursday obtained by United P ress In te rn a tio n a l. He nam ed G e n e ra l D y n a m ic s C h a irm a n David Lew is, com pany financial officer Gorden M acDonald, anil e xecu tive Vice President George Sawyer, a fo rm e r assistant Navy secretary S h rrlc k disclosed th a t the Justice D epartm ent not only Is co n d u c tin g a c rim in a l Investigation of the three officers. In il also Is considering c iv il action against " a ll parties co n ce rn e d " w ith possible Illegal g ill giving by I tie* com pany — In clud in g L ew lnu nd MacDonald A ffa ir Leads To Conviction SAN PRANCISCO n i l ’ll — The penalty pbuse entered Its second day S itlm d u y to r a v r ir n tn navy com m ander e on vtrted of ty in g n nm tt h is globe Trot tin g xfTsIr w ith « w om an pm lot o lllc rr am i vio la tin g the N avy's "o fh e rr and g e n tle m a n " code. C m dr. James W yatt III. -10, was found g u ilty Friday of ly in g to a su|>erlor o ffic e r about Ih r u fla lr a m i violating reg ula tion s banning a m a rrie d officer from liv in g w ith an u n m a rrie d wom an by o liv e m e m b e r Navy c o u rt m artial (M irrl W yatt, w ho said h r was divorcing at the tim e and engaged to the 24-year-old lieutenant, h u e * posslhlr pc tin I lies ot e xpulsion fro m Mu- Navy, d e m o tio n , am t Hi m o n th s in prison. Exceptional C hild ren Council Holds M otor D evelopm ent Program T he Sem inole C ounty C ou ncil lo r E x c e p t io n a l C h i l d r e n . C h a p te r 0 2 1, a non-profit Florida c o rp o ra tio n , Is s p o n s o rin g a prugrm n dealing w ith p e rrrp lim l m oto r developm ent at 7 :30 p m In the m edia ce ntrr at W inter S p rin gs K le m ru ia ry School. 1170 W sla te lt(h ld 434. Dr. J o h n W Powell, ch a irm a n ol the H ducatloual Services De p a rtm rill und d ire cto r ol the Motor Therapy l.n lro ra to ry ul the U niversity o f C e n tra l Florida, w ill I h* the guest speaker. The pub lic Is Invited. For add itio na l In form ation call S herrill Casey, h ly llw tld e F.lrm entaly School. 322-HB23, or Jetfrey S ch n e ld crm a n at 4258651 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prison te rm s and fines g ive n to orga­ nized crim e figures and m ajor d ru g traffickers were fa r les* lh a n federal Judges co uld have imposed In 37 o f the n a tio n 's h ravlest crim e a rra s, a govern­ m ent report shows. A General A c c o u n tin g Office survey revealed th a t 74 percent o f 1.044 La Cosa N ostra crim e fig u re * and big d ru g dealers drew shorter tim e b e h in d bars, and 88 percent w ere fined less lh a n the law allowed. Life sentences were handed to I percent — 12 offenders Sen. Paul L a xa lt. R -N rv.. and Rep W illiam H ughe*. D N.J.. w ho b ra d J u d ic ia ry su bco m ­ m ittees dealing w ith c rim in a l Justice, asked the congressional a u d ito rs to compare a rtu a l senle n re * w ith possible m a x im u m penalties. H ughes's s u b co m m itte e has Fines to ta llin g $17.5 m illio n were Im posed upon 383 o f the 1.044 offenders. Includ in g $1.9 m illio n fo r 123 organized crim e figures. 914.7 m illio n for 244 m a jo r d r u g tr a f fic k e r s a n d $ 754,500 fo r 16 rrlm ln a ls w ho fell Into b o th categories. M axim um lin e s were given to 123. or 32 percent, o f those fined. A m o n g 6 8 p e r c e n t g iv e n lig h te r fines th a n authorized, the m edian was $15,000. rom pared to a possible $65,000. More th a n h a lf th e 1.044 offenders. 58 p e rc e n t. o r 605. got prison sentences o f 10 years or less. Another 38 percent. 392. got m ore than 10 years, but less lh a n life, and 3 percent. 35. were placed on p ro ba tion or given suspended sentences. The GAO selected from the r o u n ir y 't 94 fe d e ra l Judicial l i s t r l c t s th o s e w h e r e th e greatest n u m b e r o f sentences was Imposed fo r m ajor drug tra ffic k in g and organized crim e between 1962 and J u ly 1983. Leading the n ation In both categories were New York City w ith 248. and B ro o klyn . 163. WASHINGTON IU l’ 1) - A fle r a w re k of |ili k in g apart President Reagan s budget. Hie Senate was asked to put Its m oney where Its m outh Is b u t defeated a plan to cut congrrsatonal pay as a sym bolic d eficitslashing move. On a 49-49 vote, the Senate Friday beat bar k an am endm ent fro m Sen. Jesse Helms. R N C . calling for a ll 435 House m em ber* and 100 senators to lop 10 percent from I h r ir annual $75,100 salaries as a way In "sh are the b urde n" o f d e fic it cu tting . The cham ber then recessed u n til M onday w hen It w ill try aga in to piece together a package to slash about $52 b illio n from the m ore t hurt $200 b illio n d eficit. T he pay cut m ove w as largely sym bolic — p ro v id in g about $4 m illio n per year In savings. It w ould m ean an annual loss o f obout $7,510 j>er m em be r, except for House S jie a k rr T ip O 'N eill and the D em ocratic and H rp u h llrn n leaders o f both bodies w ho are pa Id more. H elm s vowed to tr y again next week and called on senators to " t h in k about th is over th e weekend. Here we are asking everyone to acrept cuts and w he n tt comes to o u r ow n com pensation we have a 49-49 tie ." There was no e le a r-ru t partisan d iv is io n In th e vote Some of the w ea lthie st m em bers o f the Senate, however, in c lu d in g Sens. J o h n Rockefeller. D -W .V a., Edward K ennedy. D-Mass.. L ow ell W elckcr. R-Conn.. and Claiborne Pell. D R I . were am ong the opposition. " I noticed we lost m ost of the m illio n a ire s In the Senate to d a y ." Helm s said a fle r Ihc vote. R o c k e fe lle r's v o te b ro u g h t h o w ls o f laughter from Sen Alan Dixon. D III., w ho also voted against the cut. " I love It, " D ixon roared as R rx-kefellrr voted. "H e voted n o !" H e lm s, one o t th e s ta u n c h e s t c o n ­ servatives In Congress, clearly enjoyed the p o s itio n In w h ic h lie had placed Ills colleagues Man Held In Sexual Battery Of G irl, 10 A 20 year-old S anford m an was Ix-lng held S a tu rd ay w ith o u t Ixin d on a charge o f sexual b a tte ry after a 10-year-old g irl told Investigators lie had sex w ith her over a y ra r ago. T he girl, also from Sanford, told Seminole C ourtly slier Ill's Investigators d u rin g tw o sepa­ rate Interview s last m o n th that the m an had sex w ith her al her home tn December I0H 3, ac« o n litig to a s h e rlir* d ep artm en t n-|Kirt. C h a rg e d III the case w as M arlon Alonzo S m ith , o f Route 2. Box 25, Sanlord. Action Reports ★ Flret * Courtt * Police also kept g ra b b in g Nell by Ihe artn. Jabbing h im In the ribs and p u llin g b is a rm s around N rll's neck, the rejK irt said. A lter "c o n te n d in g " w ith the man for uhout an hour. Nell arrested h im und look turn lo the larngwiKKl police n lu llo u , l l i f rrjH irl sntcl While a l the station, the m an r e p o rte d ly s to rie d re m o v in g Hems fro m a desk und kepi standing up w hen (old to sit down, the report said When Nell led Ih r man In the custody o f a no the r officer so he could flit- his rcjM irl, Hu- m an started lig h tin g w ith the officer, according to the report. lie paused out and was taken lo South S em inole C o m m u n ity Hospital w here lie was treated lo r cu ts on Ills b ra d anil arm He w as th e n h o o k e d In to th e Sem inole C o u n ty J a il. C h a rg e d In I h r case w as T h co d o rr Duane W rlx-r, 32. o f 553 Karen A v r H r was tirin g held in llr u ot $5.(KX) Ixind. A L IT T L E TOO R O W D Y An A ltam onte S p rin gs man w ho was Intoxicated got too row dy w ith a Sem inole C ou nty s h c rld 's deputy S a tu rd ay and was arrested und charged w ith resisting w ith violence and ills o rd e rly Intoxication. lam gw ood poller rem oved Ih r m an from W ooglrs Pub. stale Road 434 In Longwood. sh o rtly a fle r m id n ig h t and gave h im a trespass w arning a fte r lie r r l used lo leave the bar. according lu a s b r r lir s deputy’ s report D eputy Don Nell th en reported c u llin g some of I be m a n 's rela­ tives so they could give h im a ride borne In il Ih ry d id no) conic get h im A fle r agreeing to pay tor a cub. N rll called one. b u l when II a rrive d the m an refused to A B D U C T E D A RO B BED give the addrrss to the d river, A 3 6 -y e a r o ld W in te r Park th e report said Nell reported that I h r liefore man was a lx lu c le d at knife p oint the ra h arrived Ih r m a n offered early S a tu rd a y a lter rrlu s in g m In w o rk for the p o lle r as an "a g e n t" because he kn ew of "la rg e drug deals." T he m an buy cix u iln r from tw o men Joseph Perry, o f 2897 Red L io n S q u a r e , r e p o r t e d to Sem inole C ounty s h e riffs depu­ tie s tw o men asked film If he w anted tn buy some cocaine as h r le ft C h a rlie 's lia r , 2 0 0 0 U nw e ll Branch Road. W inter Park W hen he refused. Perry said o tic of the men w hipped out a kn ife and forced h im In to a p ic k u p tru c k . T h e tw o m en stopped for gus a nd then drove Perry to a wooded area south o f I lie* T u s c a w llla F o re s t s u b ­ d iv is io n near W in te r S p rin gs I t r M ill llt n y lo o k *M O lim it It ls B U R O L A R IE S ft T H E F T S K e ith Jo hn M itts. 21. o r 7103 N athan C ourt. W inter Park, gave deputies the name o f a suspect w h o he s a id k ic k e d In h is tw droom door anti stole a $300 s te re o and a $20 0 ca ssette p la y e r f r o m h is h o m e on T h u rsd a y. A $32 5 m icrow ave oven, two handguns, a television and other Item s were stolen from the home o f C harles Mayo. 47. o f 3517 S e m in o le D riv e . A p op ka , on W e d n e sd a y o r T h u rs d a y , • WEATHER years ago. 40 percent o f U.S hospitals have uoi adopted It, And Jatneser. a pharm acologist at the U n iv e rs i­ ty o f Texas w ho w rote the Parade re|x>rt along w ith Ills brother Daniel, said hospitals generally use th e ir co m p u te r* o n ly lor accounting "T h e Iasi place th ey are used Is In the put lent-rare a re a." Barker. The report noted there w o* no agency I licit kept tra ck of th r damage caused by drug errors tn u recent m istake n Injection cuse. the New York State H ealth D r|> a rtm rn t T hu rsda y cleared (Ux-lors who erroneously Injected L illia n Ccdcno, 21. o f Schenectady. Cedeno. a cancer patient at the A lbany M rd lra l C enter, was le ll comatose ulter a fa u lty In je ctio n The H ru lth D epartm ent said there was no gross Incom petence or gross negligence Involved The departm ent said problem s w ith procedures al Hie hospital created a situation th a t allow ed the e rro r In February to oceur, c h ild re n o f s lu llrrs on the telephone "m a k in g up stories and d o in g anim al sound e ffe cts." the m agazine said. D elaw are's Kolh says h r "co nsid ers Ills dogs tils m ost trusted frie n d s ." To avoid co nfu sion , the R epublican even idcntU lcd ih r three pooches hv name — liru n h lld a . Tankred and Sweet Pea H atfield ol Oregon, w h o has a pel to *lite r nam ed P rtrr. enjoys d u n k in g his |x*unut b u tte r and bacon sandw iches In h u tlr r tn llk h rln r r m u n c h in g on them 1 h r K rp u b lle a n * favorite d rin k , how ev­ er. ts c ra n b e rry Juice. T h r s tu tr's o the r GOP senator. Boh iru c k had $HOin the cab. w allet and th en dum ped him s h e riffs report satri o u t. T im D. M achnlk. 37. o f 213 He wandered In to the sub­ d iv isio n w lirre tic awakened a C itru s D rive. Sanford, reported to d eputies th a t $636 w o rth of resident and phoned for help fis h in g gear was stolen from his Ixtat on Wednesday or T h u rs ­ TR UC K T H E F T A Casselberry w o m a n reported day. K a th ry n L. Voltollne. 32. of ih .it a man she met at a bar Friday n lg lii la te r ripped her 207 T angerine Drive. Sanford. In th e s a m e n e ig h b o rh o o d , re s h irt and siotr her p ic k u p tru c k Donna P ltter. 23. o f I425D jx irte d to deputies lh a t $<500 Ash Circle, reported lo Setnlnole w orth of fis h in g gear was stolen C ou nty s h e riff* d e p u tie s Him a from her carport between lO m an she only knew as "M ike" a.in W ednesday und 7 a m . m cl her In Hie p a rk in g lo l of Ih r T hu rsda y. 7 -Eleven store at the Intersection Jam es Monroe Meade. 28. o f o l E a stb ro ok B o u le v a rd und H ow ell Branch Road at > i I k iu I C h ristin a s, reported to deputies I I 30 p m T h r tw o had m rt for (h a l a la n d c le a r e r , w it h o u t the llrs l tim e e a rlie r at a liar, the a u th o riz a tio n , removed 32 yards o f d ir t w o rth $120 from his n (m il said The man ripped her shirt and pro pe rty at Lake Pickett W oods, lo o k o lf In her tru c k heading C h u lu o u , som etim e after Sept. west on Howell Branch Road. 28. 1984. He reported h is loss on Ms P ltz rr also rep orte d the T hu rsda y. A R E A F O R E C A S T : T oday v a r ia b le c lo u d in e s s . G o o d ch an ce o t m a in ly a fte rn o o n sh o w e rs a n d thunderstorm *. High to ld HO* W ind west 10 to 15 n tp li. Rato chance 50 per­ cent. T o n ig h t p a rtly rlo u d y w ith w idely scattered everting show ­ ers or a th u n d e rs to rm . Low In I tie low lo m id 60s Northeast w ind IO to |5 m p h Rain chance 2 0 p e r c e n t. S u n d a y p a r tly cloudy. H igh m id HO*. East w ind 10 to 1 5 m p h . B O A T IN O F O R E C A S T ! St Augustine In J u p ite r Inlet out 50 tu lle s — S m a ll c ru ft sh o u ld exercise ca u tio n n o rth o f Cape C a n a v e ra l N o rth o f C ape C a n a v e r a l w in d b e c o m in g northeast 15 to 20 knots today w ith sea In cre asin g to 5 to 7 feet. R e m a in d e r urea w in d to d a y westerly near 15 knots w ith sea 3 lo 5 feet W in d enltre arra to n ig h t and Sunday northeust to east around 15 k n o ts w ith sea 3 to 5 fre t W ind and sea higher In s c a tte re d lo n u m e ro u s th u n ­ d e r s to r m s b e c o m in g p a r tly c lo u d y north part th is evening and south (tart early Sunday. EXTENDED FORECAST: C hance of show ers o r th u n ­ d e r s to r m s s o u th O th e rw is e m o stly fair and m ild th rough Wednesday. Low (rum low er 60s n o r th to low er 70s e x tre m e so u th Digits in th e 8 0 * except near IK) Interior and western sections of m ainland A R EA R EA D IN G S (9 a .m ji tem perature 71; o v e rn ig h t low: 67; F riday's high 87; barom etric pressure 29.94. relative h u m id i­ ty : 90 percent; w ind s; northnortheast at 14 rnph: ru in ; 07 In ch , sunrise; 6 42 a m ., sunset 8 02 p rn. If They W eren't Senators, They'd Be Called Wierd W ASHINGTON (U l'll Edw ard Ken­ nedy m a k e * a n im a l n o ise s on (he telephone W illia m Roth cu lls three St. Bernards h i* c1o m b | frie n d s and Mark H altle ld d ip * |x-.mut b u tle r and bacon sandw iches In h u llr r m llk . a poll of se nu tor* reveal* Senate Ita lill* und foible* recorded lo a survey appearing In Ih r c u rre n t Issue ol W ashington Dossier m ug uzln r. found th r s e l e c t c l u b r i d d l e d w i t h I It e idiosyncrasies ot It* m em ber*. Kennedy, u Massachusetts Dem ocrat who a d m its he'd rather w o rk out o f th r W hite House, tikes to ta lk w ith the In New York C ity sentences were handed down to 36 Mafia figures. 195 drug tra ffic k e rs and 17 In b oth categories. B ro oklyn had 31 m obsters and 121 d ru g traffickers sentenced and 1 1 In both categories. Elsewhere the heaviest n u m ­ bers o f sentenctngs fo r organized c rim e were In New Jersey. 26; Buffalo. N.Y.. 24. and St. Louis. 18 Tam pa. M iam i and Chicago each had 13. and Los Angeles, had 11. T he o the r 28 d is tric ts showed few er than 10 m obster sentenc tn g s a p ie c e in th e s u rv e y period. T he most sentences fo r m ajor d ru g tra ffic k in g other th a n in New York C ity and B ro o klyn were Imposed In M iam i. 6 4: Los A n g e le s . 3 5 : N e v a d a . 3 1 ; B a ltim o re , 28; San Diego, 23, and Dallas. 21. San F ra n rts c o and D e tro it r u r h had 20 Senate: We Aren't Paying For Deficit Hospital Goofs: 1 Per Patient Every Day NEW YORK tUPII M istakes In hosplluls are lltade at the rale ol one |>rr patient a day. hut fa c ilitie s have hern s tu b b o rn ly reluctant lo change procedures, a rrjH irt says. The report was based on stu die s by drug e rror iq x'e la lln t K enneth d a rk e r, head o f A u b u rn U n iv e rs ity 's D epartm ent o f P harm acy Care S ys trin s . and w ill appear Sunday lit Parar/r m agazine The rr|M>it said m istakes a r r made al Ih r r u lr o f "o ne e rro r pet patient |>cr d a y ." D arker (om ul that in m u s in g homes the e rro r rule- Is even higher H o s p ita l* have I h-cii re lu c ta n t to adopt saler p n x 'e ilu rrs Ix-cuuse ol "a n a tu ra l resistance to ch a n g e ." said W illiam Z c lm c r. o f the Am erican S ta le ly ol H ospital Pharm acists A cco rd in g to the rr|K>rt. tw o systems could su b s ta n tia lly reduce Ih r e rro r rale a u nit dose l y i t r n t . m w hich each p a tie n t's m edicuilons are In d iv id u a lly packaged, and Hie use o f computers. W h ile the n u ll dose system was developed 20 been d e lv in g In to drug tra ffic k ­ ing. e stim a ted by the GAO to have generated $80 b illio n In retail sales In 1980 O rganized crim e activitie s In ­ cluded g am bling , loansharking, p r o s t it u t io n , e x to r tio n , r a c k e t e e r in g , p o r n o g r a p h y , arson. In filtra tio n o f le g itim a te businesses and public ro rru p tlon. J u d g e s Im po sed a m e d ia n co n cu rre n t sentence o f 10 years when th ey co uld have given 15 years In prison . Am ong 770 w ho received less th an m a x im u m sentences. 102 could have g o t­ ten life. Packwood. also has a cla im o n eccentrictty. T he 5 2 -yra r old Is M ill w e a rin g the same saddle shoes he wore In college The su rve y also discovered th a t Sen Paula H aw kins. R -W lnter Park, consid­ ers L ab or Secretary W ill la in Brock her h e ro ." w h ile her la sle b u d * re m a in loyal lo h o m e s ta tr oranges as a In v o rtlr snack Sen. D aniel M oynthun. D N .Y . ts not so |M tt ic tild i w h rn It comes to m u n c h in g or reporters "F a v o rite food? E v e ry th in g , all u llr rn o u n ." he replied when asked. Ills closest b le n d Is "a n y J o u rn a lis t." Sen A lan S im (non. R-W vo.. confessed S U N D A Y T ID E S ; D a y t o n * B each; highs. 9:17 a m ,, 9 :4 3 p.ni.; lows. 2 56 a m.. 2:58 p m .; HOSPITAL NOTES Control Floordo R****** 1 Friday ADMIttlON) Suit* S l. Indoor, ioniord Arnold P Vwehord Oolono ChottooC BlocOoc, Or*n*oCXy Wollor Mntmon If . Or»n«0 Clfy OllCHAROIk laniard B«” » C Anno11 VwoM Hondo?ion IrnoilC Monloy Bornoll D m S a r, Dollono JomotE knur*. DoMono Donno M Grotto ar.d bob, g irl. Cottoiborry AngoUJ Coth and baby bo*. LonqarOod E v e n in g Ilc n U d tU tP i Ml 1MI Sunday. M ay S. 1V$S Vol V. No 111 to s u rh bad habits as "p o p p in g m y |aw w h rn t la k r too big a bite and th ro w in g paper on the floor of a irp la n e s ." w hile Sen J o h n W arner. R-Va . a d m itte d to being a K ic k seat d river and w earing v K k k w Ith holes. Pvblithod Doily and Undoy. *■ ***• Vilwrdoy by Tho Vonlord Hof Aid. Ira MS N Front* Arc. Unlord. R epublican S enulr leader Robert Dole ul Kansa*. w ho says h r w o u ld love to leave h is c u rre n t office " In be top dog on th r firs t husband wile p re sid e n tia l tic k e l . " c la im s Ills fa v o r ite m o v ie Is "H e llc a ts o f the N avy." w h ic h had stars thut w ent on to become a husband and wtle team » k n n a ltl am* Maeeft H sag sn,^. Homo Dolrvory Wook. tl.lk i Month. M i l l ) MontSt. U« It: * Month*. U l.M i Ybor.UI M . By Mdil. Wtdh S 11 Mi Month. U N i 1 Month*, 1 III M . 4 Month*. U l Mi Yoor. - *04 M Phono (MSI U l 1*11. fio u rn . Vocond Cloit Pottoyo Poid ol Urtford. Flortdo m il �Sunday. May i. i>*>—3 * Evening Herald, Sanford FI B ill Would Require Pit Bull Registration WORLD IN BRIEF A llie s To Talk Trade A t W orld Conference BONN. W rM G erm any (UPII — Leaders a t the sevenn a lln n eeonom tr s u m m it agreed Saturday to convene new w o rld trade talks, but dealt a blow to President Reagan by not reso lvin g a U.S,-French dispute over s e ttin g a date, (ifTlclids said. A senior U.S o fllc la l said French President Francois M itte rra n d , w ho Irom the sta rt th is week bulked at any firm dale for the new talks, refused d u rin g the s u m m it's llnal w o rk in g session S a tu rd a y to go along w ith the other leaders T he su m m it leaders — fro m the United States. Canada. Ilr lia ln . France. Ita ly. West G erm any and Ja p a n — agreed lo a m in is te ria l m re tin g as soon as possible a n d hoped to hold the trade talks by n e xt spring, su m m it o ffic ia ls said W h ile the leaders m et. police said security forces arrested at least 61 peoplr F rid a y n ig h t when yo uth s b a ttle d police In a d ow ntow n park and dissid en ts blocked streets. Sniper Fire Kills 4 HEIRUT, Lebanon I UPII — Rival m ilitia m e n along the G reen Line d ivid in g B e iru t Into Moslem and C h ristia n sectors, exchanged sporadic sniper fire S a tu rd a y a fte r 24 h o u rs o f fierce clashes th a t k ille d four people and wounded 35. Police said Friday n ig h t clashes w ith m o rta rs, a n ti-ta n k rra kets. m achine guns, a n ti ligh t a uto m a tic rifle s closed the six crusxirig* lin k in g the tw o parts o f the ca p ita l. T he leftlxl A%-Saftr new spaper published the nam es o f lo u r people dead and 35 wounded In F rid a y 's battles, b rin g in g the casually lo ll since T hursday n ig h l lo eight tlead and H3 wounded. T he lig h tin g co n tin u e d fo r Ihc seventh s tra ig h t day despite a call by the C h ris tia n Lebanese Forces m ilitia to Often a dialogue w ith the Moslem rivals to co n ta in ihc "h a rd s h ip s o f w a r." Embargo W ill H u rt W orkers M o s t M AN AG U A. N icaragua |U P I| — Business, la b o r and g overnm ent leaders say Ihc U.S Iradc e m bargo w ill Jeopardize hopes to revive N icaragua's c ru m b lin g econom y and lake jobs away from w orkers. Independent la b o r'g ro u p s Friday blamed the jto lle trs of Ih c le flis t Nicaraguan g overnm ent for b rin g in g on the U S sanctions, w hich lake effect Sunday. Cm Iks Hue tribes, leader o f the W orkers C e n tra l, said w orke rs w ill sutler u n d e r the embargo, w hile " th e lives of o lflr la ls w ill not ch an ge ." O n e S a n d ln ls ia o fllc la l pluved dow n the U S a ction We know we are forced d u rin g the re v o lu tio n s llrs l years to look lor m a rk e ts m different c o u n trie s I believe the Itn yco tl w ill o nly p a rtia lly damage u s." the o lilc ta l said B y O onna E s te s H e ra ld S ta ff W r it e r In the wake o f an O rlan do w om an being seriously In ju re d In an a tta c k by pit b u ll dogs i b ill has been approved by a F lorida House su bco m m itte e to re q u ire p it b u ll ow ners to regis­ te r th e ir anim als m a in ta in lia b il­ ity Insurance w ith S I m illio n face value and in keep th e dogs h o u s e d In a fu lly - e n c lo s e d s tru c tu re or on a leash and m uzzled. H ut Seminole C ounty a n im a l c o n tro l c h ie f Boh M cIntosh says th e proposed law. 11 adopted, w ill create an enforcem ent "h e a d ­ a c h e " for anim al c o n tro l d rp a rtm e n ts around the stale. Nevertheless. M cIntosh say* s o m e th in g m ust lx- done to c o n t r o l p it h u ll lig h t in g in F lorida. W hile he said he know s o f no fig h tin g o f Ib is sort in Sem inole C ounty, w orkers in his d e p a rtm e n t often pick u p stray p it h u lls and m ixe d p it b u lls w h ic h have scarring fro m o b v i­ ous b a tik wounds M cIntosh also defended Ih c breed, saving despite the p o p u ­ la r Ix-llef that pit h u lls arc born lx -llig c rc n t. they can lx - gentle a n im a ls B u t. h r added, lire breed Inis s tre n g th and quickness and can becom e tenacious lig h te rs by m e re ly seeing o the r dogs lig h t, o r by b e in g trained M cIntosh warned dog ow ners th a t crea ting a dog lig h t by s lic in g one dog on a n o th e r is against the law. "S o m e tim e s people get in an a rg u m e n t over w hich dog can lx-.»i .m olh er and then one s irs th e a n im a ls o r p it s th e m to ge th er," he said. "1 im agine th a t kind of th in g goes on a lo t ." he said I k said it is not o nly pit h u lls that lig h t, h u t the suinc th in g can happen w ith tw o G erm an shepherds. The proposed dog law ' was passed by a subcom m ittee o f the I louse C rim in a l Justice C om ­ m itte r th is week The h ill, designed to protect the general p u b lic from any Injury' fro m a jilt b ull, or even one-eighth p it b u ll, w ould be enforced by c o u n ty a nim a l co n ­ tro l officers V io la tio n s ol ih c law would lx- conside red seconddegree m isdem eanors and be punishable by 60 days In Jatf and a fine of $50 0 fo r each violation. The o w n ers w ou ld lx- required lo (111 out a registration form pro vid ing U k n tiric u tlo u o f (he •log. the o w n e r’s address and telephone n u m b e r, a rop y o f the dog's shot records and evidence o f the o w n e r's lia b ility in s u r­ ance. AU TO AIR CONDITIONING PROBLEM S?? CALLUS!! T he o w n e r w o u ld also h r required to sign an a llld a v tt saving th a t he or she know s Ihe requirem ents o f tile law and agrees to re s tra in his or her p it hull In a to ta lly enclosed pen w ith a lo p at a ny tim e Ihe ow ner tsaw ay from the residence. II the dog Is not In Its pen It w ould have lo lx- m uzzled and on a leash W e’ll Bring Our Rolling Repair Shop To Your Home Or Business And Fix It On The Spot. Cars And Trucks - Domestic or Imports All Work Guaranteed CO STS MO M ORE FOR U S TO COME TO YOU B arbara L is t. 27. ol 5 4 1 0 Hansel A v r. O rlando, was a d ­ m itted to a Kissim m ee hospital early th is week a lte r she said she was attacked by pH hull dogs at a Kissim m ee hom e where she was s ty lin g a c u sto m e r's hair. CALL 321-2391 or 321-2148 E R W IN M O T O R S © General Nutrition Centers ■ P R IC E B O N W A R A m ericans Return To Lebanon JER U SA LE M l l l l ’ ll — Most of the Am ericans attached to a U N peacekeeping force In so uihe rn Lebanon, w ith d ra w n tw o m on ths ago lor lear o f te rro rist attacks, have resumed lh e ir d uties, a U N, sp o k rs n iu n says. I I N spokesman T im o r G oksel said Friday th a t " m o s t" of the 3 3 Am ericans w ith the U N In te rim Force in Lebanon, or U N IF IL. resumed w o rk tw o weeks ago. T he A m ericans — tl» m ilita ry observers and 17 c iv ilia n p m iM u y m — i iu iim iiir fr o n t h o m e * lit n n r f t lie jr n h tttr .l l o U NlFTL's headquarters In N aqauru. a Lebanese to w n along the M editerranean coast Just n o rth of the Isracll-Letm nese Ix ir tk r . G oksel said the ord er to p e rm it the A m ericans to resume th e ir d u tie s came w ith in die last m o n th fro m U.N. h ea dquarters In New Y ork He declined lo p ro vid e I he exact n u m b e r or lo characterize th e reasons for the decision. T he U.N. Security C o u n c il sent UNIFIL to so u th Lebanon m IH7H to m aintain o rd e r and u b s rrv r developm ents In Ihc wake o f Is ra e ls "O p e ra tio n L ila n l1* against Palestine L ib e ra tio n O rganization g u e rrilla s The second In com m and for the S alvation A rm y In llie U n ti­ ed Slates w ill he I he p rin cip a l sjtcaker at the annual "F rie n d s n| ihc A r m y " banquet to b cn cfli ihe local S alvation A rm y corps. Colonel Ja m e s Osborne, n a ­ tional ch ie f secretary, w ill s|x-ak ai the banquet to tic held in the Hartford C iv ic Center at 7 p in ., May 14. f l i c h a n q u c l w ill he th e h ig h lig h t o l N ational S a lvatio n A rm y W eek III S anford and proceeds w ill benefit the w o rk of ih c o rg a n iz a tio n in S em inole C ounty. F ro n t Its ta rlU tlesu t 700 W 2 4 1h S t.. S a n fo r d , th e 105 year o ld In te rn a tio n a l r r- Itglm is and c h a rita b le organiza­ tio n pro vid e * e m ergency and short-term service for fam ilies a n d I n d iv id u a ls I lo c a l and tr a n s ie n t) In nee d o f food, clot flin g or te m p o ra ry assistance lo r such th ing s as rent, u lllllle s . and medicine. Il also provides recreation fa c ilitie s and charac le r b u ild in g pro gram s for youths and adults T ile S a lva tio n A rm y is an agency o f Ihc U nite d Way of Sem inole C o u n ty and Is headed by Capt. M ichael W aters, corps com m ander. 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CREAM usm fufw PRUNES GERM .1311 • » H « 44P1S41 4-1*44 *4 9 Q c laa ii *4 «a A 9 , I a am is »<»*« b COUPON DEL'CIOUS iip m a i 4 i t a i UMYH4 NTWUIMfSiC BANANA CHIPS LOTION w *** ■ 4 *| PITTED WHEAT $9» I me la* la a iM llitU ;* * $ < 4 9 ■ I* . ■nuunm V • 1770 AEO H » 4IP144* 41**4 m <33 General Nutrition Centers tu— n W M H ' M -I — aoa*— aw* a* a-oca - ad — (HLaa a . *at I nan IM I SANFORD PLA ZA 3 2 3 -9 9 7 5 I ^ t V i* 3 r v * _ W IT H C GOLDEN HARVEST j YOGURT _ * I army - a 1-1•(*—«»«a-a*-—* —tax«ta Mata U— rant d—lytida ‘ ‘ ‘1 y—n t i f l l —laa a and REDEMPTION OF COUPONS LIMITED TO ONE OF EACH KINO PER FAMILY. W INTER ALTAM ONTE SPRIN GS PA RK a- .4*»r x. * a .« stf. - jiv . y . - • • • - . a i a i '- A a t m * . an n / I P I �«A— Evening H«r«ld. Ssntord. FI. Sunday. M a y j . m l Z a p p in g C a n c e r High-Energy Particles Used As Treatment BER KELEY. Calif. IU PI) — Researcher* nay b ea m * o f hlgh-cnergy p a rtic le * are effective In m o p pin g the spread o f c e rta in r a n te r * In n ea rly .ill p a tie n t* w ith rare tu m o r * fo r w h ic h there In no o th e r Ire a trtirn t. D o c to r* ai the U n iv e rs ity o f C alifornia. San I r n n r lv o . anti l-a w rcn re B erkeley Laboratory Irra d ia te d tu m o r* o f the eye. b ra in anti arrnn near the spine w ith h rlln m Io n *, o r h e liu m atom * th a t w ere stripp ed of their e le c tro n * S uch cancers a llllc l an e stim a te d 2.500 A rnerlca ns each y ra r. U sing the pnrllclcn produced by Ihe la b 's IH I int b cyclotron, s cie n tists were able lo nave the eyes o f 182 o f 190 p a tle n ln Ire a trd In Ihe past se ve n y e a rs . Ur W illia m S a u n d e r*. a ra d io th e ra p ist at UCSP a n d M IL , reported th in week at the S ym posium on Heavy C ha rg rd I ’a rt Id e s In Research and M edicine. 1 h is cancer, called o c u la r m elanom a. Is now tre a te d b y rem oving Ihe eye. Even then, there In a r»o percent chance w ith in five y e a rs o l metastasis, n r th e spread of new tu m o rs from the o rig in a l diseased site. M etastasis occurred In o n ly e lg h l of Ihe 190 p a tie n ts treated w ith Ihe h e liu m Ions. T w o-th irds ol a ll the p a tie n t* reta ine d n o rm a l eyesight o r eyesight correctable tria l leasl 2O-over-l00. Researchers also found the heavy Ion therapy, u n d e r developm ent fo r 3 0 years, effective In ( r io tin g I t of III p a tle n ln w ith tum ors In very se nsitive areas, such us m a r I hr- spinal cord, w here ih e "ra z o r sh a rp " p ro file o f Ihe helium Ion I m-u iii I s necessary lo a vo id d am aging healthy tissue. " T h e b ig advantage o f these particles an M ing s O r Swings: G o lf C ontroversy compared to m ore conve ntio na l fo rm * o f ra d ia ­ tio n used In m ed icin e, lik e X-rays. I* th a t heavy Ions deposit m ost o f th e ir energy at the p oint w here they s to p ." Saunders said. " T h u * a beam o f heavy Ions ra n d e liv e r a p re c is e ly m ea sured dose o f ra d ia tio n to a p a rticu la r spot In the body — such as a tu m o r — w ith com paratively lllt le damage in s u rro u n d in g tissue.’ * Tissue three m illim e te rs from the area of m a xim u m ra d ia tio n receives almost no ra d ia tio n , he said. In treating 546 p a tie n ts w ith various ty p e s of r a n te rs over Ihe past 10 years, the researchers found large tu m o rs th a t are resistant to co n ve n ­ tio n a l radiation th e ra p y , such as cancers o f the pancreas or esophagus, did not respond w e ll to h e liu m Ion therapy. T ypica l h e liu m Ion therapy lasts eight days, w lih five separate Irra d ia tio n sessions o f about one m inute each, said Saunders Dose* of up to 8 .0 0 0 rads — the e q u iv a le n t of m ore than 1 m illio n chest X-rays — are deposited In the tum or. T he size o f the eye tu m o rs ranged u p to 20 m illim e te rs across — about the size o f a q u a rte r — and up to 12 m illim e te rs th ic k . Saunders said. O ther LB L researcher* reported p re lim in a ry success In using the h elium beam to treat v a s c u la r d is o rd e rs w ith in Ihe b ra in c a lle d arterio-venous m a lfo rm a tio n s . A lm ost Id en tical results were reported by researchers al M assachussetl* General H ospital w ho used a s im ila r technique that em ployed Ionized hydrogen beams, o r protons, Instead of h e liu m Ions. CALENDAR I ’E K IN G IU I’11 - The C hinese g o ve rn m e n t Is going lo b u ild a u iu ltlm tlllo n dollar golf course and an amusem ent park w here 13 M in g D ynasty em perors are b u rle d <— and the decision has p rovoked a storm of p ro te sts fro m foreigners. In c e re m o n ie s m u rk e d by fire w o rk s , a dru m a nd -cym ba l band and a five-yard d rive o ff I he lee, C hinese and Japanese o f­ fic ia l* broke ground T h u rs d a y lo r Ihe 410.7 m illio n 18-hole course, w h ich Is expected to be open w llh ln a year. T h e fe s tlv lllrs featured u lo p C o m m u n is t Party official ta k in g h is firs t u nce rta in * w I| k- a l a g o lf ball P o litb u ro member W ang /.h e n used a club g rip b e lte r n u lle d fo r a hoe lo drive u ball liv e y a rd s as MX) sp e cta to rs SATURDAY, M AT 4 The C a rpe n ter's SHOP Coffee House. 8 p ro . S anford W oman's C lub. 309 S. O ak A vc., Sanford. Music by "H le s s ln g ." Free ad­ m is s io n a n d r e fr e s h m e n ts . Sponsored by S anford House of Praise. SUNDAY, M AY 8 A fte r D e a th Experience Eighth graders from Martha Lower's class at All Souls School, Sanford, observe a mock e m b a l m i n g d e­ monstration by L arry Miller, licensed funeral director, at Oaklawn Funeral Home and Memorial P ark, Lake Mary, on Cramer Stiff, memorial counselor— filling In for Ihe deceased. In photo above, Stiff shows off various types of caskets to students, from A lta m o n tr Branch. 601 E. A lta ­ l ef t, A m y D a v i s , N ik k i m on te Ave., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m . Guernsey, and Corey Smith, B o w lin g league for m e n ta lly all 13. The funeral home Is hundlcapped, 4 5 45 p.m ., A lta ­ scheduling fours for local m o n te Lanes. 280 Douglas Avc. schools to help students bel­ C all 862-2500 for In fo rm atio n. ter understand the rituals of R rb os C lub AA. noon and 5:30 p in ., closed. 8 p m , step, 130 death and dying and the beneficial role funerals play. N o rm a n d y Road. C asselberry. C lean A ir Rebos at noon, closed, As part of their study the to Haw aii, where I would go A p o p k a A lc o h o lic s A n o n y ­ students were Instructed ,‘o sailing, swimming and water m ous, 8 p.m ., closed, A popka write an essay on what they skiing; then lly to Europe to E p is c o p a l C h u r c h . 6 1 5 would do If they had only 30 t r y a n d s ee as m a n y H ig h la n d . days lo live. A fter coming to countries as I could," said A l-A n o n Step and S tu d y , 8 grips with dying, making the Chris Donaldson. Amy Davis p.m .. Casselberry Senior C enter. necessary a rra n g e m e n ts , said, " I would jump Into my 2 00 N. T rip le t Drive. and visiting their family and m o t h e r ' s c ar and d r i v e S anford AA. H p.m .. closed. friends some of the essay a ro u n d the house a tew 1201 W. F irst St. F ellow sh ip Group AA. s e nior w riters had exotic travel times, just to get Ihe feeling c lllz e n s . 8 p.m ., closed, 2 0 0 N. plans. " I would take a cruise of what It would be like to C IP M a y D a y l l r u n c h s p o n s o re d b y th e S a n fo rd Woman's C lub . 8 :3 0 a.m . to 1:30 p m ., S a n fo rd C iv ic C enter. Proceeds fo r c o m m u n ity Im ­ pro vem en t. T ic k e ts available from m em bers o r ca ll Hazel Cash al 3 2 2 -1425. F lrs l P re s b y te ria n C h u rc h Y o u lll Club C ar W ash. 1 1 a m. to 6 p in., I larger K in g , Sanford. An A fternoon at the Yiddish Theatre fe a tu rin g A v ru m Arnold Lake T rip le t Drive. C asselberry. watched. TUESDAY, M AT 7 a n d A r t h u r S o lv a y , J e w is h The course w ill lie b u ilt on u C o m m u n ity C e n te r, H51 N. C asselberry Klw anls C lu b . 7 Held, pulnted ligh t green, d a rk a .m ., Le C lub. S. Lake T rip le t M aitland A vc.. M a itla n d . green and brow n for th e cere­ T h e l . a i i t e r P l a n o T r t o . D riv e , Casselbe rry. m on ie s to show what th e lin k s S a n fo rd T oastm asters. 7 :1 5 rnsem hle-ln resldence at Em ory w ill Irxik like, near 13 to m b * o f U niversity, w ill p erfo rm a free a m . C hristo's R estaurant, 107 M ing D yna sty (1368-1644) em ­ concert at 3 p .m . In Elizabeth W. F irs t SI.. Sanford. p erors — and Ihul has sparked S anford O p tim ist C lub, 11:45 Hall A u d ito riu m , Stetson Unisom e controve rsy. v rrs lly , D eLand. Open to the a .m .. W estern Stzzlln R estau­ ra n t. Sanford. C ritic s , m any of Ih n n fo re ign , public. have w ritte n to Peking n e w sp a ­ S a n fo rd L io ns C lu b , n oo n, Sanford tllg Hook AA. 7 p.m.. pers co m p la in in g I licit the M ing open discussion, F lorida Power H o lid a y In n . Interstate 4. SunT o m b * w ou ld la- ruined b y the and Light b u ild in g . N. M yrtle ford. golf course and an am usem ent S anford AA. 5:30, closed dlsAvenue. Sanford. Iairk. Alanon m ee ting . 8 p.m ., 1201 c u M lo n , and H p.m., open d is ­ H ut Japanese u lllrtuln. w h o are W First St . S a nford. cussion. 1201 W. First St. p a rtia lly b in d in g both pro je cts, Rebos C lu b AA. noon and 5:30 MONDAY, MAYO -•ay th e golf course would add to Central F lo rid a Blood Bank p .m .. closed. 8 p m . step. 130 Ihe scenic ta-nuty o f the v u lle y o f Seminole C o u n ty Branch. 1302 N o rm a n d y Road, C asseiberry. ih e M in g Tom b*, w h ich ts a E. Second St.. S anford. 9 a.m, to C lean A ir Rrl>o* C lub. noon, lu v o rile p icnic *|Mb for P eking 6 p .r n .i F l o r i d a l l o s p l t a l - closed. r r s ld r n l* . TO M O M , FOR THE TEARS SHE KISSED AWAY. FORTHE SMILES THAT BRIGHTENED YOUR DAY. SEND HERYOUR E X P R E S S IO N S O F M E E T IN G YOUR NEEDS ...the preventive way/; SUNDAY MAY 12 FREE Cancer Screenings Prostate Breast To send your mother a message ol love on Mother’s Day, write your sentiments on the lines below and mail It to our classified advertising department by May 9. Testicular Colorectal Uterine Skin Or al Conductod by community M.Da , dontlate, nurse*, allied health prot oaa lon ala , Cancer S o c i e ty and hoapltal votuntaara Plus drive. I would go to Disney and stay In the Contempo rary Hotel lor three days." Sean Boudreaux would cash In some bonds to " v i s i t Europe, Rome or Jerusalem and perhaps take a friend along...I w ill get my fife straight with God and make sure everything Is okay with him." Cost is only $3.50 per Inch. 4 E D U C A T I O N A L E X H I B I T S and M A T E R I A L S Saturday May 18, 1 9 8 5 9 am - 4 pm C e n t r a l F lo r id a R e g io n a l H o s p it a l Hwy. 17/92 on Lake Monroe Sanford, FL. >RB Q i*T R ATtON FORM ________ Nsm t A a s ___ l * i ___ ( W — rtpRM r by M R H > , H o rn * p h * « * ----------------- ip tw n * . ______ _____________ Appointment proloronct: am----- P-w_ ICRECNINQB: t r s M t ------------ Shin ____U ta r iM ------- f t w W * ------ T• * • * * » -------C o to rsetit------ O a l — (rusks wise lion) •Contact phono Matt to Control Florid* Regional Hoopltol 1401 W. Somlnolo Soulovsrd Senior*. FL M 771 or register at hospital from 9 am to 4 pm M ay 6 - 1 0 Name Address. State City ___ Phone (_ ZIP -) Mall *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 �Evening Herald, Sanford. F I. Sunday. May J, tW J—SA Hospital Use By Blue Cross Blue Shield Members Drops N *raM P M i k | Tammy VU»cent Putting Down Roots Longwood Commissioners, from left, June Lorm ann, L a r r y Goldberg and P e r r y Faulkner help plant a magnolia and an oak next to the city's Fire Station No. 1 on West Warren Avenue. The Arbor Day ceremony was sponsored by the Longwood Historical Commission Trees were donated by Jim Maytleld and David Robison, right rear, of White Rose Nurseries Lim ited, Longwood. Also in picture, Nan Freeman and Fred Gaines o< the commission and City Ad m lnistrator Don Terry, right. N E W Y O R K (UIM I The president o f the Blue Cross and B lu r S h ie ld A sso cia tio n said h o s p ita l use ra te s b y p la n m e m b e rs n atio n w id e dropped s h a rp ly in 1984. B ernard R. T rcsn o w skl said h o sp ita l adm ission rates fo r the 79 m illio n covered by the plans fe ll 7.4 percent and In pa tien t day rates declined 10.3 percent. " T h a t’s realty quite p rofound In m y Judgment and l w o u ld n 't be surprised If the tren d con­ tin u e s In 1985." he said. T rcsn o w skl. whose Chicagobased organization Includes 90 Blue Cross and B lu r Shield plans across the nation, said a nalysts advance various reasons fo r the record d ip In hospital u tiliz a tio n . " P e o p le . In to th e w e lln e s s m o v e m e n t , e s p e c ia lly th e yo un ge r people, are using th a t — s la y in g w ell, adopting h e a lth y lifestyles — as a defense against th e hea lthca re e s ta b lis h m e n t." The 1984 adm issions ra le for "the B lu e s " was 100 per 1.000 m em bers, com pared to 108 In 1983. T he Inpatient day rate was (502 per 1.000 m em bers, c o m ­ pared to 671 In 1983. From 1974 to 1984 th r In p a tie n t day rate dropped a s tu n n in g 27 percent, an Association rep ort showed But the w ellness movement alone Is not responsible for the f a ll In h o s p it a l u t iliz a t io n Tresnow skl said m u ltip le forces have been at w o rk and include the fo llow ing; —T h e d e c lin e In h o s p ita l u tiliz a tio n sta rte d In 1980-81 d u rin g the recession as corpora­ tio ns try in g to s u rv iv e looked at w ays to save m on ey on balloon- Ing hea lth Insurance b ills They c u t co m e rs on plans th a t co v ­ ered e v e ry th in g under the sun a n d u n le a s h e d b e h a v io r a l m o d ific a tio n p la n s th a l p ro ­ m oted h ealthier lifestyles. T h r federal governm ent, m ea nw h ile , also enforced cost c o n ta in m e n t changes. — T he o v e ra b u n d a n c e ot d o c to rs has caused a s h ill from h o sp ita ls to doctors' offices and a m b u la to ry care centers G RAND O P E N IN G ON DRAPERIES, FLOOR COVERING &WALLPAPER 50 % O FF SELECTED VERTICAL BLINDS FREE P A D W IT H IN S T A LLA T IO N Of 15 YARDS OR MOM CARPET 15 Comics', TV Violence Help Treat Teen Emotional Woes % ° " ON ALL SPECIAL ORDER WALLPAPER S H O P AT H O M E S E R V IC E C A L L ... 321-8579 THE AREA'S MOST COMPLETE W ALLPAPER STORE LOS A N G E LE S IUPII - C om ic hooks lik e " S u p e r m a n " and Son o f S a ta n " a n d vio le n t television program s are useful. II unorthodox, tools In diagnosing and trea ting e m o tio n a l problem s in youths and teenagers, tw o S o u th e rn C a lifo r n ia p sychiatrists say. "T h e re 's a real tendency to overestim ate the (negative)effect o f violence on T V and In com ic b o o k s ." D r. D u k e F is h e r, a T o rra n c e . C a lif., p s y c h ia tris t w h o s p e c ia liz e s In tr e a tin g < hlld re n and adolescents, said. Fisher said he often uses a c h ild 's co m ic book preferences to diagnose and tren i the em o­ tional p roblem " I had a 9 -y ra r-o ld w ho wus afraid to ta lk about the fear he A n im a t io n o n th e d e c lin e , a n a ly s is p a g e 4 0 had of h is ste p fa th e r — that the stepfather w as try in g to take his m other away Irom F ilm ." Fisher recalled. "A n d then I got h im to talk about I tils v illa in In his favorite c o m ic hook w h o was d o in g som ething v e ry sim ita r In what Ills stepfather was doing. And when you m ake th a t connection, he tiegiin to b ilk , to loosen u p ." To a c h ild , a co m ic book or a i loleitt TV p ro gram docs not mean violence, Fisher said. "U means power a rid control. T h r good guys vs t h r had guys like v o u s e e I n 'D a tin u n am i Robin ' " I t 's beneficial lor them to see ib is kin d o f struggle — lo see the super hero w in Seeing gixid p revailing helps them organize Ih c lro w n fe e lin g s." D r. J o h n S c a ly , a c h ild p sych ia trist at Del Am o H ospital in T orrance, said c h ild re n look fo rw a rd lo reading com ic hooks because the characters are r e li­ able and consistent issue a lte r Issue. C om ic hooks arc to kids w lu it soaps arc to adults. Scaly said, add in g that com ics help c h ild re n b e tte r u n d e rs ta n d t h r l r o w n stren gths and weaknesses. The ch ild re n and teenagers Scaly treats arc ty p ic a lly w ellversed in com ic l>ook lite ra tu re . From the kind of com ics they read. Scaly said lie 's able to detect the kind s o f problem s th e y m ay he having. "T h e txiy w ho collects 'Son of S atan', w hich Is about u hero w o rk in g to convince h is la th e r to become good, reflected a boy w ho m ig h t t>c having u lo t ol negative feelings .ilx m t h is fa ­ th e r." Scaly said "T h e H u lk .” a co m ic d e p ic tin g a m an whose power Is generated by his anger and rage, m ig h t be a ttra c tiv e lo ih c young person w h o Is feeling helpless o r Is lie ln g abused, and enjoys h a vin g th is fantasy, th in k in g h r m ay someday is- able lo s trik e out nt ills parents o r friends. Senly added. Scaly said Ih c "S u p e rm a n " follow er Is not ns lik e ly to l»e as e m o tio n a lly w ell-developed as ih c "B a tm a n and R o b in " reader. "Y o u see. D am ian's (lowers a r c n o t l n h c r 11 c d l i k e S uperm an's. They come from h is ow n discip lin e, by w o rk in g h a r d ." he said. " A n d th a t's h ea lthy for a ch ild lo re a lize ." C om ic IsMiks and viole nt TV are not nearly as |isyehologlcally re w a rd in g for adults. F ishe r said. Some a du lts n rr m u ch more prone In act nut the b lo o d le ttin g T o a c h ild , a c o m ic b o o k o r a v io le n t TV p ro g ra m d o e s n o t m e a n v io le n c e . 'I t m eans p o w e r and c o n t r o l. T h e g o o d g u ys vs. th e b a d g u y s l i k e y o u s e e in 'B a t m a n a n d R o b in . ' they see on T V . Fisher said, (lu rtle u ta rly If th ey have a pro­ blem w ith th e ir tem per or a history o f d e s tru c tiv e behavior. Fisher, a p s y rh la lrts t for 15 years, recalled tre a tin g a young w om an In her e a rly 20s. "W he n she d ra n k , she w o u ld become e xtre m ely viole nt And one tim e. W hen she saw a 'C h a r lie 's A ngels* s h o w , s h r got ve ry b ru ta l w ith her b oyfriend. "S he Im ita te d the violent acts she saw — and s h r already knew some karate — and began h ittin g h e r b o y frie n d , m u c h lo h is d is m a y ," Fisher said. The couple p a lle d cotnpuny a short llin c later. Fisher said II w as not the TV p ro g ra m th a t tr ig g e r e d lh e w om an's assault, b u t It gave tier th e " m o d e l to a c t o u t her THORNHILL INTERIORS 2927 So. Hwy. 17 92. S u it* H 8 IN THE CENTER M A L I ACROSS FROM ZAYRE PLAZA MOUtlS 104JO MOM Hits WO » SAT - 10# M TMvlflS AtSI SANFORD, FLORIDA 321 8579 " A n d th a t gives th e m the le rlln g that good people w in over had. and th a t's necessary a t th a t age." he said T he re arc tim es w hen the c h ild or Icenager can become obsessed w ith television as a flig h t fro m rea lity, and for a ll the w ro n g reasons, Fisher said, re ­ c a llin g a 7-year-old boy w ho could not get his fill o f soap operas. A g a in . Ih r d ia g n o s is w as -s la o lls h e d by his T V choices. “ H e'd a rtu u lly stay hom e from school to w atch them , and h i s parents w ould let h im . th in k in g he'd o u tg ro w It." Fisher said " B u t the reason fo r h is o b ­ session. It tu rn ed out. was he was try in g lo avoid the real soap opera that was hap|K-ulng at hom e between h is parents. 14-20 London Symphony Orchestra " A n d w hen that was w orked o u t w ith th r whole fa m ily , he re tu rn e d to w utehlng ca rto on s lik e a n o rm a l c h ild ." Fisher said, t « n l , i m k m il#* Ot arid# tm o o lh ta n d y b a d C h a t' O caa n* ot tu n and w o rld * o t a n ta rla m m a n l Sm tor y o u iM * Sand to r your trao vaca tion in fo rm a tio n kil bit lion j j e a c n D a y to n a BUILDING PERMITS T h e S a n fo rd B u ild in g Dep artm ent has Issued the followIng perm its: - W illi# Tillm an. 1XH W I Its S I. lor l ling*# fam ily ho m a .U 1.000 - S*ndl#«aod A portm onlft. HO W A irport B ird . tor K r« * n wait, 0140 H O O V ER O R EU REKA ★ ★ v io le n c e , her feelings o f a g ­ g re ssio n ." T he c h ild , by contrast, could also see lh a l same "C h a rlie 's A n g e ls" episode, b ut w ou ld not necessarily zero In on the v io le n t p o r t io n s , b u t o n a p e rs o n triu m p h in g over someone e vil. Fisher said, 1985 Full Size Upright P o w er Driven Brush Roll a noo j a » * . to r *_Ti** m *. **#*.# Caurt. in gr«und *w im m lng pool, 1 10.000 - 4 * w c i» n . tra ile r A d d ia i* . Nama - S o«i Am arlca o l lo t 'OS W A irp o rt B ir d , tor rtro o tln * IS# building, I I I .000 —Egon. I l l Sprlngvlow O rlro , tor o u tility tSod. SMO City — . S iata . — Z 'P — M o nth ot t r i p . YOUR FOR GRADUATION, WEDDING OR PROM! um ou/m E l/HEREl CLARK LCASINO, O NI OF THE AREAS LAROEST AUTO LEASINO FIRM. OFFERS YOU AN INTELLIGENT ALTERNATIVE. w N e w In Chryder (jmouune t/r /, C a rto n ★ o* C a ll U s Tod ay Wa ll Pro** To You That Clark Laaalng la Tha Batiar Way To Qol NO O NE B E A TS O U R P R IC E AND N E V E R O U R S E R V IC E 8 3 1 -7 7 0 0 A. P. CLARK LEASING AND RENTALS . . . ******* J OPEN 9 TO 6 DAILY 308 North Hwy 17-92 ORANGE CITY 775-4275 See Our I Giant Sewing Machine CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH Hwy. 438 At F *m Park Blvd., Casselberry, FI. >. %Al- a .m Sand lo D aytona B a tc h Ha to n Ataa, P O H o * 3115 D aytona Baach. PL 33015 831-7700 g 'ln n n n lin �*A -E v e n in g Herald, Sanford. FI. Sunday, M jy J, I»»S O ffic ia lly Open BUSINESS Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith, center, and city commission­ er Bob Thomas, to her right, cut the grand opening ribbon for Lock Safe Storage at Airport Boulevard and 25th Street. To Mayor Smith's lett, Lock Sate owner Chuck Brickel steadies the ceremo nial band Lock sale rents mini warehouse space in unit sizes trom 5 leet by 10 feet to 10 feet by 30 feet in a security conscious facility Members of th e G r e a t e r S a n f o r d C h a m b e r of C o m m e r c e welcoming committee were on hand tor the event. IN BRIEF Sanford Child Care Center Gets N ational Seal O f A p p ro v a l { H A R LO TTK . N.C. — T he G ingerbread House, a c h ild ra re re n te r In Sanlord at 2 5 3 6 S. Elm Si has earned ihc < tiilrl T re n d ce rtifica tion , a n ationw ide private licen sin g program lh a l dem ands n ce nte r pass rig id f|u a lliy and safely evaluations. T he G ingerbread House Is the Unit c h ild care c r n ie r In S anlord to r« «riv e such c c rillU a iio n . said Karl and Barbara rtlu k e . o w n ers rtf I he fa c ility . It becomes one o f o n ly 12 C h ild T re n d renters In F lorida and 30 In the southeast. '1 lie G ingerbread House earned Its c e rtific a tio n by passing on site reviews on m ore than 1.200 details in r ltid ln g sanitation, n u tritio n , educational program s and s ia fl q u a lifica tio n s In a d d itio n to safety and food service req uirem en ts, the C h ild T re n d program Insists ce rtifie d «e nters keep a ll areas open to view and encourage parents to visit the fat li lt y at any tim e . Based In C harlotte. N.C.. C h ild Trend was founded In H in t to provide Independently-ow ned ch ild ra re centers w ith advanced tra in in g and managem ent s k ills w ith the goal o f h ig h q u u lily c h ild core. * " W r feel the C hild T re n d concept gives us the resources we need In c o n tin u a lly Im prove o u r c h ild care services.*’ said Mrs. I’flu ke . * It also assures paren ts the tt ir c th e ir ch ild re n are g e llin g Is being c o n tin u a lly e valuated try an outside, professional a gency." ( h ild T re n d lns|M-< Hons are unannounced Investors Group Elects O fficers T he C en tral F lo tilla In v e s tm c n i Connell recently elected Its In itia l e x r n tllv i officers lor the 1984 65 term CFfC Is a n a tio n a lly sponsored o rg a n iza tio n a llllla lc d w ith the K ra i K s titlc S yn dica tion and S ecurities lu s tllu ie w h ic h Is designed lo la -m ill a ll real estate syndication professionals In C en tral Florida ( ‘F it! provides a com m on fo ru m to e xch a n g e Ideas a nd o p p o rtu n itie s and p ro vid e s lo r • o tiH n u ln g professional edu catio n. I hom os It. G rady lias la-en elected I'residenl of CFIC. G rady is a securities a tto rn e y, real estate syn dicator and I're sid e n l nl C ontinental S e curities Group. Inc lit O rlando. M< llm iirn c and Naples Vice I're side nl of llie organ I/a I Ion Is O avld H igg in s, a real estate developer, b ro k e r and s y n d ic a to r w ith Ids o w n co m p an y in A popka. The I rcasnrer ol the CFIC Is Ken Patton, a ce rtifie d pub lic iir r o o r i l n ii l w ith Peal. M a rw ick, Mllr hell A Co In d o w n to w n O iliitid o . The Secretary ol the CFIC Is Hubby Pultnei a si e u illle s a llo r n r v w ith the Law O llie rs o f.la c k W lilt ks III I.OUgWOlMt M em bership In the C rn ira l Florida Investm ent C o u n cil Is open lo a ll those interested In real estate s yn d ica tio n For lu r lh e i In lo r M i n i Inn e o n e e iu liig I lie CFIC. eall G rad y al 13 0 5 178H H303. The Greene On Douglas Construcllon has begun at The Greene on Douglas, Cedarwood Companies' llrst commercial office venture In Central Florida. The 3 story colonial style complex Is located in a scenic wooded area al the north end ot Douglas Road near the intersection ot Interstate 4 and state Road 434, adjacent to Sun Bank. All office suites start al 500 square leet and are being tailored lo meet the needs of Individual clients. Clients will have access lo a jogging, bike and nature trail lhal winds tor two miles through he area with sections of the path bordered by the Wcklva River The path ends a a health club, "The Sports Connection." As a special incentive, Cedarwood Is ottering full membership In the club to large space clients Membership w ill be for office staff use. The first phase of The Greene On Douglas Is expected tobe completed In August with final completion by April 1986. Lying On Resume M ore Common Than Thought By G a ll C o llin s U PI B u s in e s s W r it e r NEW YORK (UPI) W hen exe -Ivr h ea d h u n te r G lltx-rt D w yer queried other businessm en about resume fa ls lflra tln n . he expected about 10 percent m ig ht have discovered em ployers w ho lied about th e ir b ackg ro u n d * Instead. 26 percent o l the 501 executives intervie w ed said itic lr co m p an y had hired e m p lo ye e s In ttie past y e a r w ho had m isrepresented th e ir job q u a lifica tio n s, rd u ra tio n a l credentials nr salary histories "T h a t's staggering." side) Dw yer, presi­ dent ol W ard llowc-jj In te rn a tio n a l, a large executive search firm "T h e data startled m e ," he said. " I w o u ld n 't be surprised If th e re 's another 26 p e rc e n t w h o h a v e n 't d is c o v e re d th e fa lsifica tio n s — o r w o n 't u d m ll It W ard H ow ell's own rx|jcrlc*iu r. however, seems to lu d le a lr the p ro p o rtio n s arcty p ic a l As part of Its services in a com pany seeking new executive talent, D w yer's llrm cheeks call all a p p lica n ts' resumes and fin d s a h ig h rale ol inaccuracy We fin d a s ta rtlin g In rld ettee — as m uch as a th ird — nl the resum es w< look al have some sort of In flatio n, exaggeration, uilsrc-p resent at Io n ." D w yer said "M o s t often they relate to the resp on sibilitie s a person has had in prior em p lo ym en t — accom plish­ m e n ts he re p o rts ." A lth o u g h most ol the app lica nts Dwver deals w ith arc- long past college ag< m am s till cannot resist h vp lu g th e ir academic achievem ents "Y o u ’ll lie surprised.’ he said "Ned lu lre q itc n ilv . accom plished p«*o pie leel It's necessary to em bellish or • xaggerute w hen It re.dly isn i One Job hun ter claim ed Ids degree had come from a school he attended b riefly. Inti h it. la-cause It was "m o re prestigious" than the one he e v e n tu a lly graduated from D w yer recalled " T his Is a m an w ho had Ix-eri out ol college 15 years and has a line tra c k record I d o n 't ra re w hat si I i <hiI he went to. hut 1do care he lied to me A m ong (h r r M T u iiu *’ i n i f r v ir w r il in llit* W ard How ell survey, 17 percent said I hey had hired people w ith in the last year w ho tu rn ed out to have m isrepresented th r lr |c4> q u a il Ileal ions A n o th e r 7 percent reported d istorted or m isleading educational cred en ­ tia ls Nine percent found exaggerated salary h is to rie s and 5 percent reported th e tr o r g a n iz a tio n s e n c o u n te r e d m ls r e p r e v s c n t.itm ii In a ll three areas. Il |uh seekers leel th e y are well q u a lifie d lo r a p o sitio n , h u t la ck some c ru c ia l re q u ire m e n t like an adva nce d degree, D \v \c r said, lh c \ should lx- honest and hope lor tin lies! Il never pays to He." lie said. “ Even if von don t gel caught, you live w ith I he fear ol being caught A fa ilu re nl trust in an em ploym ent rela tio n sh ip is so critica l. It's a lm ost irre v e rs ib le You have to tru s t sonic tm d\ lo 1m- able to delegate responsible in to h im It vou have evidence you c a n 't tru s t h im you |usi c a n 't w ork w ith him " Cleaners Opens Greater Sanlord Chamber of C o m m erce w elco m in g committee member Leigh Feldsteen, left, gets a de monstratlon on how clothes on revolving rack are located lor customers after they are cleaned at Country Club C l e a n e r s , 2493 A i r p o r t Boulevard in Country Club Square, Sanlord. Showing th e s y s te m are owner Michael M ueller and manager Lisa Helslee. Other members of the chamber committee wero on hand for a recent grand opening ceremony. M ueller has also purchased Steen Cleaners on Sanford Avenue M«lM PtMtikv Qr*e*rr 97,000 Miles, Almost As Many Thank Yous SANFORD — A ccording to the F lorida D epartm ent til T ra n s p o r­ ta tio n . th e tr are a p p ro xim a te ly 9 7 ,0 0 0 m ile s ol highw ays, roads and streets In Florida D u p lyu G u lrlin g e r »l 18-Land lias traveled most of th em ... In three weeks, no less. D on lyn Is th r w ile ot A u s tin G u lrlin g e r. the president o f C a r­ d in a l Industries, lire . m unufaetitte r o t m odular housing and a d rve lo p er of rental a pa rtm e nts Slu- also is an ambassador of sorts for the co m p an y's Good Life Flow er Program . Il Is In t h r la tte r ra p a c ity that she easily gives CBS' C harles "O n the and for the past liv e years helped H oad" K u ra ll a serious challenge launch IV I'n seven n n lln m d ly as u u n fllrla l K ing (or U u re n . Il d is trib u te d c o m p u te r p u b lic a ­ you prefer) o f the highw ays D onlyn |>rrsunnlly traveled in tio n s , a im e d a t p a r ll e u l a r m arkets, like ow ners ol B u r­ eaelt nl C a rd in a ls m ore th a n 160 m anaged a pa rtm e nt com roughs com puters m u tin ie s th ro ug h ou t Florida and C lark resigned (rout PCI. re­ South Georgia d u rin g a hectic ta in in g an Interest, lo " w in g ib is H ire r w eek period p ro m o tin g and start a w hole c h a in ." IBs one of more than 160 Cardinal Industries the c o m p a n y 's a n n ua l flow er Donlyn Gulrlinger, right, shares some of her llrs t CSJ has s u rvive d Its six- cuntest and saying "th a n k you managed apartment complexes in Florida horticultural secrets with resident manag tu n iith trlid |>ertnd m O klahom a lo r a Job w ell d one" lo lire m ore ers Bill and Pauline Ramaley of Woodland and south Georgia, a staple In Cardinal's C ity and Is "s ta rtin g to do real than 300 m anagem ent couples diverse product line Apartments In West Orlando Woodland is well In C a rd in a l's Florida region C lark said most publications She was accom panied on her overall, according lo Pm /irvxloiiu/ k e e p in g th e ir c o m p le x e s In essential to th r company; she a r e I a ii n c h e d b y t It e m is s io n by M a rily n W ro b e l. llii l l t l c r M .tfia tln r Last year. showcase condition also shares a few nl her h o rtic u l­ e n t r e p r e n e u r " w h o g e ts tu ra l secrets w ith those w ho ask. m a rk e tin g co ordin ato r lor the C ardinal produced 2 0.000 nearly I hc p rim a ry purpose ol m y entrenched In a p osition where A p a r t t u r u t M a n a g r n r e n I Identical 12-luot liv 24 tool hous­ ir ip is to say th a n k y o u ." says It is not u nu sua l lo r a spouse lie kn ow s th e re 's a taek o f D ivisio n, w hu conducted m arket ing m odules and m anaged re v r D o n lyn G u lrlin g e r "T h e s e peo­ tn get Involved In the fa m ily c o m m u n ic a tio n ." The lounder e valua tion s o f the various c o m ­ tm esof *-158 m illio n ple have w orked so hard and business, b u t not to the degree w ill creole a m arket and wait lor m u n itie s d u rin g the trip that Mrs G u lrlin g e r has. says A lth o u g h C a r d in a l has a c o n trib u te d so m uch to C a rd i­ " th e larger guys to come In anil P a u l O s b o r n e , d ir e c t o r o f T h e ir odyssey begun March 18 diverse p ro du ct line that In ­ n a l's success. It's ln i|M irla u i that sw allow h im up and took th em to such u n fa m il­ cludes m otels (K n ig h ts lu n s l. they know that th e ir e llo rts have A p a r tm e n t M a n a g e m e n t fo r The Idea t have is m establish ia r p la c e s us F lo r id a C ity , single la tn lly and c o n d o m in iu m not gone unnoticed and they are C a rd in a l’s F lorida and A tla n ta division s a chain ul these as fast as we can C uliaw uy. O ldsm ar and Jrsup. re s id e n c e s , a d u lt re tire m e n t ve ry m u ch appreciated am t have a foothold in as m any not to m ention the state's m ore housing IC a rd ln .il Village) and "W e have m ore th a n 7 00 "V e ry few |>eople w ill lake on a m arkets us possible* and then (xrpular d estination p oints such com m ercial offices, apartm ents a p a r t tn e n t c o m m u n 111 e s travel schedule as dem anding us w hen the whole m arket lln a lly as D aytona Beach. Tam pa. O r­ have been and w ill co ntin ue to th ro u g h o u t the c o u n try and I this, let alone the wife o f a: respond* lo tie In a |M>tlllon to be lando und Ja ckson ville be the company's staple. C ardi­ pla n on v is itin g each and every * i an patty p re sid e nt." he says. a c q u ire d ." If th a t were not ta x in g enough. nal manages m ore than 31.000 o n e to let o u r in u n u g e m e n l We re ta lk in g about a great A lthough o n ly about 10 per­ D o n ly n w ill do (h r same th in g a p a r tm e n ts t h r o u g h o u t th e couples know how im p o rta n t deal o l tim e on the toad In a Midwest and Southeast t h i s m o n t h f o r C a r d in a l's th e y are to C a rd in a l." s tir adds. cent o f C SJ's 20 DUO c ircu la tio n re la tiv e ly short period Bui t h a t * C a rd in a l's a partm ent c o m m u ­ ate paid su bscrib e r*. the m o n ­ A t la n t u D iv is io n , u n d n e x t T tie jou rn e y also has given in d ic a tiv e o f C ardin al. M any m o n th for more than 225 of the n itie s over the years have earned D o n ly n th e o p p o r t u n it y to th ly ncwspapci "Is supported by com panies w ould have w ritte n a co m p a n y 's M idwest apartm ent Ih r d ra in s and v e n d o rs " whu num erous b c a u llllc a tlo n awards prom ote C ardin al's a n n u a l Good letter to express th e ir apprecia­ co m m un ities. buy advertising s|Mt e. and have m a in ta in e d occupancy L lle Flow er Contest — th r fo u rth tio n T h a t's line, hut it doesn't Cardinal Is the c o u n try 's la rg ­ levels o f better th an 97 percent event of Its kind w h ic h recently have th e same im pact as a "S o la r we re In the hole, but we th in k w c 'v r tu rn e d Ihc cor­ est m o d u la r b uilde r, s ix th la rg ­ — m a in ly th ro u g h the dedicated got underw ay. S h r stresses Hie personal th a n k you from the, ner and th is m o n th w e ll Ik - est deve lo pe r o f m u lll-fu m tly efforts o f Its resident managers Im portance o f landscaping and boss — in th is case, the boss' housing and lS tfv lu rg rs t b u ild e r w ho have the rc*|K>n*lbtll|y o f tM -aultflcallnn and how they are w ife ." p ro fita b le ." C lark said Publisher Sees N eed For Local Computer N ew s O K L A H O M A C ITY (1)1*11 What T urn M a rk w rit In the com puter p u b lish in g In du stry Is .i glut ol u u llo u a l m agazine* and .i l.iilu n - in com m unicate. S o m e w h e r e b e n e a th th e .Uidm n h r ol publica tion s lx an m ililli d niche lor com puter p e ri­ o d ic a ls In c u s e d on s m a lle r m arkets, C h irk twltevcs I In n s an uvcrabuiuhince ol co m p u lct m aga/lnett tig h t now and th ere's sta rtin g to be a shakeout.' he said " A ll these p u b lica tio n s ate national In nr! r iilu lto n and they iltin 'l really ileal w ith a specific m r tin |iu llla ii ot gengruphh area and ibe news that goes on in tlia i c ity ." ( ’ l a r k lia s la u n c h e d I h c C urnpufer .Street J o u rn a l and plans in curve out a place in irlg li lech news w ith a chain ot ihc Its a lly orien te d uewapu|ierii I tie I'o m u u itiU y Dial It serves is 11><- niche " He sa id m agazines d e a lin g w ith a ll typ es ol com puters m e s u lle rin g b u t those aim ed ai special audiences are th riv in g . Fur Instance, one ol the m ost successful Is a magazine whose niche c o n s is t* o n ly ul owners ol the IBM I V co m p u te r. H iding the In c re d ib le p o p u la rity u l lh a l m achine, th e m agazine p u lls In a io u tid * 5 0 m illio n In a d ve rtis­ ing a year, f l a t k said ( 'la r k c o lo u m le d I’uhluMHons and C o m m u n ic a tio n s Inc In A ustin. Texas, where he lives. MX*M SS*WSt C*»*XY 0**ni �Sunday. May J. I U J - 7 A Evening H erald. Sanford, FI Spouse Abuse Cost Man $35 ky O M n* U r4*n M o n e y 'Rolls' In John Kane and Colin Sawyer, of the Knights of Columbus Father Lyons Council, Sanford, present a check for SA27 to Sid Loyd, workshop manager for SWOP (Seminole Work Opportunity Program ), Sanford, who was accompanied by two of the workers from the sheltered workshop, Amy Gibbs and John Tolliver. The money was raised through a Tootsie Roll sale of which Sawyer and Walter Siracuse were co chairmen. 3 £ 3 jg p p p p P P p iP p P p iP p ira P P P P T 3 P P f3 t I I GREENSHouse/ o^Beauty C U R L S ALL T Y P E S 381 STARTING AT ‘55.00 NOW CARE FREE CURLS ELASTA CURLS P e r m s . . . s2 5 » , I Relaxers. s25 e Accented Coloring ” 695-6699 | 1015 Hwy. 17-92 Longwood, FL □ c T c Jc Ic Jc lc Ic Jc Jc Ic lc Jc Jc lc Ic Jc lc Ic Jc Ic Jc Ic lc iS , w. wool*A* 1 c; T t h e association , ol s CUNNW6HJVWI o r th e p r a c tic e or A ll A lta m on te S p rin gs m a il arrested fo r spouse abuse has pleaded no contest to th e charge tn S em inole C ounty c o u rt and w as ordered to pay $ 2 0 c o u rt co sts and S IS to a v ic tim s ' co m p en satio n fund JcfTcry Nell Dotnlck. -12. of 20 I F Pearl Lake, entered his plea th is week Spouse abuse, le g a lly kn ow n as b a tte ry . Is a m isd em e an or punishable by up to a ye ar In the county Jail. J u d g e Fred H ilt recom m ended th a t U o tn lc k seek m a r ria g e co u n se lin g . A c c o rd in g lo court records, f k it n lr k was arrested A p ril 14 a fte r h is w ife was ta k e n to F lo r id a II osp H a l- A lta m o n t e S p rin g s fo r Injuries lo h e r face, head and chest. B o tn lc k had chased h is w ife a ro u n d a sw im m in g pool, beaten her a nd threatened lo k ill her. rrc o rd s s h o w . In o th e r court action: —Ronnie l)laz. 20, o f O rlando, w as sentenced lo 5 years proballo n by C lrr u tl Judge R obert 11 M rG rrg o r for burglary. D iaz was arrested Dec. 13 a flr r a s h e riffs d e p u ty followed Ills fo o tp rin t* th o u g h the celling vent system o f u P uhltx In D uller Plaza, s ta ir Road 436. Casselberry. H e ro u ld have received up lo 5 ye a rs In prison . —B u s ie r l-rc T rrrv . 3H. of P.O. B ox ‘ HO. S anford, w a s s e n ­ tenced b y McGregor lo 15 days In th e Sem inole C ounty jail and D E A R A B B Y : I don 't k n o w II I'm o ld -fash ion ed or n o t. so p le a s e h e lp me u n d e r s ta n d so m e th in g . I live In an apart m e n t com plex that has a huge pool Last year I had a few fem ale friends come over and use the (xx)l every once In u w h ile , T he p roblem Is th is : T he re Is a w indow on the second s to ry where some guy has a "h ig h -p o w e re d " telescope that he uses to get very r lo * r -u p s h o ts o f the ladles u s in g the (tool L a d y Irlends ol m in e were u n c o m fo rta b le w ith th is when th ey v is ite d Iasi year. Q uestion: Is there a n y th in g I cun do legally lo prevent th is In tru s io n of privacy th is year? (The telescope Is set u p and ready to go.I Am I a n d m y frie n d s old-fashioned or w hu t? T o te ll you Ih r tru th , you're the o n ly one 1 had lo guts to ask D E A R B U M M E D : If It were a p riv a te [tool, the guy w ith a high-pow ered telescope w o u ld lxIn v a d in g your friends’ p riva cy, hut since the pool is p ublic. "W h e re ’s the beef?" — If the HOURS >. t h r u F rL (9 ( 9 . l ) 2 6 Saturday (9 a b k a v e . 3 2 l a d le s 2 - 4 / 0 w ill e x c u s e th e expression ^ D E A R A B B Y ; My w ile ol 44 .“...from E’stoA’sin just two report cards! T h o s e are results you can s e e !” -Joseph & Ruby Gaidry & Joe D ,n "Wo were totally frustrated The Tutoring Center was our last rosort - and what a difference! They re certified, professional educators who set up a teaming program specially designed to be fun while teaching Joe based on the way he learns. And they look a personal interest and built up his sell image Now. he actually likes school! Sure, we were skeptical at first, but Joe's report cards are proof wo can see. We wholeheartedly recommend The Tutoring Center to our friends'* Your child can do better In school. Call today for your free consultation. 869*6868 24S4 W r tl M-yiRU- longwood F e x 12779 671*3343 IFvU 6 'J iiU < w , W>nte< Park Florida 32792 THE TUTORING CENTER TM —C alvin S tan le y Grimes. 2fi. ol A lta m on te S p rin g s , was senlenced lo 3 years probation lo r possession o f a firearm by a convicted (clou, possession of a concealed fire a rm and grand theft He was arrested Jan IB .tile r A lta m on te Springs (toiler were (old by a m otorist th.it a man was b ra n d is h in g a gun at a service sta tion on Douglas Road m that city —Michael A llen S kcelrrs. 21. ol 2603 H iaw atha Ave.. was sen­ tenced hv McGregor to 2 vears tn N e ig h b o r's T e le s c o p e F ocuses O n H e a v e n ly B o d ie s By T h e Pool BUMM ED IN P A N A M A C IT Y o f f ic e —Bernard W illia m s . 2H. fo 517 P e a c h tr e e S t . . A lt a m o n t e S p rin g s , w a s s e n te n c e d b y McGregor to one year probation for (Ktssesslon o f less than 20 grams o f m a riju a n a He could have received u p to a year In the co un ty Jail. He was arrested around 2 u .m . Oet. 10 after he Dashed h is h e a d lig h ts at a shetlfT * d e p u ty several lim es lie gave no reason lor Dashing the lights (irison I ol lowed by 2 years com- c rim in a ls . He w as arrested Jan. 25 a fte r rm m iiv control, a fo rm o f Inhouse arrest He is lo Ik - sent lo a lie was c a u g h t slam ttng beside a fa c ility w ith other y o u th fu l o f­ widow th a t bad been rem oved fe n d e r* v i he can have access to Irom S e m in o le H igh S c h o o l e d u c a t io n a l l a c t l l i t e * a n d S k c e lrrs bad an open pocket co un seling and not be forced lo k n llc In his hand when he was —Deane J o rd a n associate w tlh older, hardened caught Homeowners Insurance? One name suvs'iit best. T TONY RUSSI INSURANCE ft P h . 3 2 2 *0 2 8 5 _ I 2 5 7 5 S. F r e n c h A v e ., S a n f o r d K / iu to -O w n e rs in s u r a n c e I ilr Hum ! t .if H i i v i m %% l i n e i( alt, W E H A V E A L L H EA R D O F A W H A L£ O F A D E A L , £ B U T T .L C . H A S B A B E HW CES W E HAVE C U T TH E FAT. L o o k in g F o r A n H on est G a ra g e ? Then You're Looking For T .L .C . CUSTOM BODY SHOP G A R A G E C h ir o p r a c tic tN O F I* 5 years p ro ba tion for carrying a concealed fire a rm He was arrested Sept. 22 a fte r he th re a t­ ened a w om an w ho he accused of taking $ 14 0 fro m him as he slept In a m o te l room. D uring ih c lr Investig atio n , (toller d is ­ covered the g un on Terry. The woman was arrested for grand ih e ft b u t th e ch a rg e s w ere dropped about a m onth later T e rn ’ could have been sentenced to 5 years In p riso n ye ars has Alzheim er's disease, and I have fin a lly placed her In a n u rs in g hom e where I k n o w she Is g e llin g better cure ih u n I can give h e r now. M y problem Is loneliness. I have m a n y friends w h o say, "C o m e over — a n y tim e : yo u're a lw a ys w elcom e." T hen th ey tell me flow m uch ih r y a d m ire me lo r c a rin g for m y w ile th e w ay l d id these last frw years. I d o n 't need a d m ira tio n — I need com panionship W h y c a n ’t people I k* m o fr s|K-clflc, a n d say. "C o m e over next S u n d a y " or W ednesday or whatever? M aybe II would help If you (nil In u p lu g for those w h o are w idow ed, or tn a s itu a tio n like m in e. A fte r all. some o f yo u r re a de rs m ay find them selves alone someday. Sign me ... LO N ELY D E A R LO N E LY : F rie nd s w ho say "C o m e a n y tim e " u s u a lly m ean It, but If you're lonely, d o n 't w ait for friends lo c a ll you — c u lt and Invite th e m fo r a (MX lu c k supper, an rv e n tn g of cards, coffee and dessert. (It’s cany lo entertain at hom e w ith so m a n y ca rry -o u l e s ta b lis h ­ m ents.) I'm not ta lkin g about casual a c q u a in ta n c e s : I m e a n good frien ds. Zayre w n i 80 M Y in out -Homers my u u " cinojuu ON PAGE u , ME MHIJISf0 THt TUB NOT 0EIUI1 IUG rtiT (TM FON SI IS. DUE TO A ( t u r n THAN ANTKIFATED DEMAND FO* THIS RIM. SOME STONES MAT NOT NAVf A SUFFICIENT QUANTITY ON MHO. ALSO, ON PACE J< THE MEN'S LEE f t DUSKED MNlM JEANS FON S1L9S m u NOT IE AVAILAMI DUE TO A SUPPUErS LATE OEUYEIY. IAIN CMEC1S AH AVAIUIU TON EACH Of THESE ITEMS NE APOLOGUE FON ANT INCONVENIENCE THIS MAT CAUSE OUN CUSTOMERS. C O M P LE TE M EC H AN IC AL R E P A IR A ll M echanical A Body Shop Repairs G uaranteed T |U UNOER * 1 ,0 0 0 Dear Abby r i m USED C A R S uun c»n^ ** NS\ iO \V IL Custom Hoily Shop (iarutfc VYe u a n j G e t It. I1»»h Wwxa SIIWUSII UWOTO * - i O lio 11 t i r l U n i k u m s l • C m I i i m o i • V Ik n i, StvWKiS • S .iuM kk Rum DEAR A B B Y : T h is Is a Ir llc r from iw n frie n d s w ith th r v im problem D u r b oyfrien d* w ant too m u rh too soon. The Ihlng is, we really lik e th em and don't want lo lose th em II we d o n 't do w hat Ih ry want us lo do. th ey W ill fin d someone who w ill You w ill p ro ba bly h-ll ux lo find someone w ho w on’t w an l too m uch, b m th a t Is impossible. Do vnu have nnv »ungciltm W f Please p rin t th is because I'm sure other g irls have Ih r same problem. TOO M U C H TOO SOON DEAR TO O M U C H : The worst mistake a g irl cun make Is in give a guy loo m uch I k -c u u s c she’s alrald if she doesn't, some* Irmly else w ill. II he wauls "to o m uch.” th ru let the foolish g irl who gives It lo h im have the pleasure la u d th e (Min) ol w lnnlug tills dub io us prize. jw i C v; h ‘' '* N, L '$ Lh HiSjJJ p ric e 1 ,IA N C E s ipSig * * s a le -M A Y 31 G a s W abO«‘-‘ ' , * * * » » * © v, 0' S S S — ° ' ' ■- on^ a n d « ^ 'f P onda 5 0 7 h ia S F '" '3 o n 305 tfc® ’ S J u S m * * v ia w P S 2 5 . V <»V® S: a n d m o " TRADE-IN SALE Tui* I* Two OLA Ham C»a4Ui*Mr W* W ill 6 h t Ym Up T* N . ro t" ^ ‘ lO C T r f TewarAt A N n Wrtar m aum m ~ 904-734-3784 L*el n- * £ u r gas c ° ’ ACCIDENT & INJURY CASES NO RECO V ERY • NO F E E T R IA L P R A C T IC E , P E R S O N A L IN JU R Y & W R O N G FU L D E A T H • A U T O A C C ID E N T • M E D IC A L M A LP R A C T IC E • B O AT & P LA N E • S L IP & F A L L • O T H ER A C C ID EN T S F o r A F ree C o n s u lta tio n C a ll BILLINGS, MORGAN & CUNNINGHAM P.A. SE HABLA ESPANOL 323-4321 r ~ .\ �• A —Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Sunday, M ay S, IN S SCC Eyes Administrative Revamp FLORIDA Sem inole C o m m u n ity College board members have outline d p ro p o s e d a d m in is tr a tiv e reorganization that c o u ld save the school thousands o f d ollars a year. The board w ill vote on the plan at Its next re g u la r m eeting M ay 14. "T h e p rim a ry saving* w o u ld come fro m the academic area because we are m oving from lu ll-lim e a dm in istrato rs to p artThe plan calls fo r a rom ple te tim e d e p a rtm e n t c h a ir m e n ." reshaping o f SCC's a d m in is tra ­ W h ite s a id . Teachers w o u ld tio n . L ib ra ry Services. A rts and serve as part-tim e d epartm ent Sciences. A dult and C o n tin u in g c h a irm e n on a two-year ro ta tin g E ducation, Vocational In s tru c ­ basis. If the plan Is adopted, tio n. P lanning and D evelopm ent, teachers w ill receive a sm all and In s tru rtlo n a l Services would stipend and be released from e a rh be run by a dean who some o f th e ir leaching duties. rep orts to the Vice President of In the business area. A n dre w In s tru c tio n . V averlck. dean of finance and IN BRIEF Shuttle Crew Works O vertim e On Experim ents Before Landing (.'APE C AN AV ER AL (UPI) — Spare S h u ttle C hallenger Is ** h rd u lc d in land M onday al Edw ard* A tr Force Base In C alifornia'.* Mojave Desert. A Lear Jet w ill lie M an tlin g by to ferry the a n im a ls back lo i In- Kennedy Space C en te r where ihe ra t* w ill tie kille d for stu die s o f the physiological effects o f weigh) lessness. C h a lle n g e r's s c ie n tis t*, heartened th a t a le th a rg ic m on key Is recovering, w orked overtim e S a tu rd a y to w rin g as m u c h Inform ation as (tosslhlc from th e ir c o s tly Sparelati e xjtcrlm e n is. The crew Is w o rkin g In tw o s h ift* to stall the SI b illio n Spacelab m odule 24 h o u rs a day and because o f problem * e a rly In the weeklong m issio n. Ihe a stro na u ts have been p u ttin g In long hours lo m ake up losl lim e Help Send Sex O ffe n d e r Hom e Dr, Joseph W h ile J r ., dean of in s tru c tio n , said the p la n could a d m tn ixl ra tio n , said If the p la n I* adopted, the o nly th in g th a t ...A ttorney a para-legal and approval had been g ive n to hire a second law yer. T hat second a tto rn e y. Hob M cM illa n . 38. was h ire d on Jan 8. 1979 Ills salary now Is 9 5 0 .4 4 4 H o g rr V o lg in . 4 8. para legal arid office m anager, w ho keeps tra c k of a ll Ihe office's cases, was hired M ay. 1979. and h is salary Is 935,009 The c o u n ty in 1978 had a (copulation of 1 5 8 ‘ XX) fly 1983 It had g ro w n lo 209.537 A th ird a tto rn ey. G u y M lnter, 31. was hired In A p ril 1984 lit * salary is now $ 2 7 ,9 7 5 T his year, the (copulation Is 209.537 and Ms C laylon th in k s If Is lim e for another la w ye r In l he office, M ln te r. w h o perform s a v a r i­ ety of fu n c tio n s Including s e rv ­ ing as a tto rn e y for the c o u n ty 's rode enforcem ent board. Is re­ signing. Ms. C layton says she Is searching for tils replacem ent. And d u rin g Ihe years l fiat Seminole lia s t>rrn growing, the use- of M s.C layton's office has also grow n. In a d d lllo n , she said th e p e o p le h a v e h e ro in e m o re llllg lo u * — prone to engage In law suits — and government lias C o n tin u e d fro m page 1A In d e x e s fo r e v e n tu a l c o m ­ p u te riz a tio n all eases fo r and against the county since 1977. Ms. C layton, whose salary is 9(37.000 ann ua lly, Is a skin g a 9 341.000 budget In the new year, up 14 percent fro m this year's 9298.000 E n try level salary fo r the new a tto rn e y w ith no experience w ill be $ 1 8 .0 0 0 -to 9 2 0 .0 0 0 . Ms C la yto n said, n otin g the budget Increase w ill In c lu d e office lu rn ltu re for the a tto rn e y and Hinge benefits T he new attorney w ill tie used to handle road p ro je cts and e m in e n t dom ain proceedings, she said. T he co un ty hired Its (Irst "In h ou se" legal s la lf In e a rly 1978 T he (Irst on staff c o u n ty a t­ torney was Harry S tew art, now c o u n ty a tto rn e y In O range. W hen Ms. Clayton cam e Into th e o lf lc e . she I n h e r it e d S te w a rt's budget o f 9 1 0 9 .(XXI and a sta ff of one secretary and M IAM I (UJ’J) — A ratlin sta tion appeared at co urt w ith a b la n k check Saturday and offered to send back home a *cx o lle u tk r w ho had been shipped to Florida by Ihe Santa Monica. C alif., p o llc e c h lrf. S tation W IIYI-FM said It hat] pledge* of altout 91.000 fro m Irate listener* upset that Weston J . H ill was sent In south Florida bcruusc he had l*ecn a problem to a uth orities III C alifo rn ia C o u n ty Judge Meek R obinette told sta tio n manager D avid Ross, he w ould have to wait u n i 11 the case was disposed o f In the course and H ill had served whatever sentence was handed d ow n. K i» * said he w o u ld get In to uch w ith the Public D efender's office to m ake arrange­ m ents. R obinette set Ixtnd at 910,(XX) for H ill on a m isdem eanor charge o f Indecent exposure at M iam i Reach and ordered a p sych ia tric evaluation. He said H ill's next c o u rt appear­ ance w otdd probably be late next week ufter the evaluation Is com pleted. N e w Trial A ske d In Bombing PENSACOLA IUPI1 — A Judge who lei a Jury see an n u ll-a b o rtio n Him am i hear a m in iste r rra d the Bible d u rin g an alH irtlo n c lin ic bom bin g tria l was (no strict and should o rd e r a new tria l, atto rn eys said I lie n ltn rn e v * who represented Matthew G oldsby. Kaye W iggins. Jam es S im m ons and K a lhy S im m o ns In the nine d ay tria l ihut ended Iasi week said In a m o tio n that the judge should override the J u ry '* g uilty verdicts. The six-m an. six-w om an Jury deliberated m ore than four h o u r* before fin d in g G oldsby and Simmons, b oth 21 and Ix ith ol C antonm ent, g u ilty of conspiracy, m a k in g txjrnbs and u sin g them to damage three clinics on C hrlslrnus m o rn in g G o ld s b y '* llan re , Kaye W iggins. IH. of Pensacola, and S im m o n s ' w ile. K a lliy S im m ons. Ml. o f C an to nm en t, w r r r a c q u itte d on all but the conspiracy charge. Sentencing Is scheduled (or May JO. T h e m otion blames U.S D istrict Judge Roger Vinson fo r e rrors Itefore and d u rin g the federal tria l that the a tto rn e ys said "grave ly In ju re d " the tw o devout couple*. ...B i-R acial C o n tin u e d fro m page 1A g a p ." he said "T h a t Is sort ol o u td a te d as far as I'm co n ­ c e rn e d ." In o th e r cities. Ihe a ttitu d e Is tlie same. T itu s v ille , u c ity o f about 3 2,0 00 , has a 9-m rm fcer H um an R elations C om m ission u p p o ln lc d b y the c ity council. "R ig h t now. their a c tiv itie s are p re tty low ke y," said D eputy C ity C lerk Karen R ounsavall. Hut. s h r added, the eom m isnlon got a single-m em ber d is tric tin g p r o p o s a l o n Ih e N o v e m b e r b a llo t . T h e r e fe r e n d u m , if pussrd. w ou ld mean m ure blacks w o u ld probably be elected lo m u n ic ip a l position* In T tlu s v lllc S anford was fnrerd b y courto r d r r to udopt a s im ila r proposal last year, D aytona Reach, a c o m m u n ity o f about 57.(XX). doesn't have a lit-ra c ia l c o m m itte r at till The c i t y 's e x a m in a tio n o f r a r la l m a tte rs Is lim ite d lo tru c k in g d o w n charges of d is c rim in a tio n In h ir in g p ra c tic e s T h a i Is h audled th rough Ihe c ity 's a f­ firm a tiv e action office, accordin g (o a spokesm an in th e c ity m a n a g e r's office. W in te r H ave n, w h ic h has uI miiiI 23.000 p ro p lr. disbanded If* bl racial com m ittee years ago. accordin g lo one city o ffic ia l who s a id . " I t ' s f u n c t io n s w e re f u lf ille d It w as n o lo n g e r needed." C loser Co home, a nother c ity re c e n tly underw ent a Hap a lx ittt Its b l-ra cla l Itourd (hat sounded very s im ila r to Sanford's. In fact. Ihe a rg u m e n ts read lik e the m in u te s o f Ihe S anford C ity C om m ission. M o th e r O f Sm uggled Tot Sought M IAM I ftTVn A u th n rm e x kenrehed F rid a y fo r the m o th e r o f a second ch ild w ho was apparently sm uggled In to the H ulled States and left In the care of Im m ig ra tio n and N atu ra liza tio n officers. The 2 -yrar-old Jam aican was brought Into the co u n try A p ril 27 try a m an who gave a u th o ritie s false addresses and was released, latter that tla y a w om an who said her name w u* C laudette culled from Chicago. She said she was the c h ild 's m oth er, but then she h u n g u p . T he ease Is sim ila r to that ol a f> year-old Panam anian b<>v w ho had a rrived A p ril 24. I ll* m other w a s n 't found u n til a week later. The d lllle u lly w ith the Panam anian child was that he lied about In * Id e n tity, a u th o ritie s *a!d. but the J a m a ica n boy can't co m u m n le a lc al all except to say "M o m m a ". Irish Boy A nsw ers Bottle N ote W INTER HAVEN (Ilf'I) — N orm a S u lllfl says a le tte r she got t i l l * week from a little boy In belaud "really blew m y m in d ." Suillfr* lute husband. W illia m , who died tw o y ra rs ago. Stuck a n o lr into a hot lie five years ago and tossed It Into the ( lu ll Stream near Fort Pierce, Flu. The b o tile was recovered a lew weeks ago by 10 year-old Sim on F orsyth of ('llfd c tt. Ireland S u tlllf received a Id le r fro m the boy on Tuesday, com plete w ith a picture of S im on bolding the Ito ltle and a map sh o w in g C llfu e n on Ire la n d ’s west roast. S u tllll at lb * t believed Ihe Ir t ic r was an In vestm e nt p itch because the envelope was m arked "H a nk of Ire la n d ." Hut On le tte r explained d ia l S im o n 's lathe r w orked lo r Ihe hunk. S u llill said her husband b a il th ro w n hundreds o f Ix tttlc s Into the ocean over the years Ju n e 15. 11150 and hud rc rc lv rd a half dozen responses to h i* notes, b ut th ey were b om ol her |x > lu l*ln H onda. Sanford Fire Calls Listed The Sanford Fire D epartm ent irn p o m lrd to the fo llo w in g culls. T h u rs d a y —3:26 u in., 815 S French A vr., rescue. A 22-year-old m an was treated for c u ts on h is lip and arm h r received d u rin g a lig h t. —2 51 a m .. 218 W 12th St., rescue An KH-yc a ro ld w om an fell out of bed. She was not Injured. —H 50 a h i ., 1301 Silver Lake Knud, rescue. A 44-ycur-old man w ith |M ln In his u txio m rn was lu k rn in the hospital — 11:04 a .in .. 1201 C ornw all Knud, rescue A 40 year old m ail received m u ltip le cuts on his lace. back. neck, arm s and legs u ltrr a pallet o l glass fell on h im lie was taken lo the hospital. —Noon, ti 1 1Vh M yrtle Ave.. rcscue A 4 3 -y ra r o ld woman w ho co m p la ln c d o f dizziness and pain in her abdom en was taken In the hospital - 1 2 01 p u t Interstate 4 and state Huad 4(1. rescue. C ity rescue w orkers asalslrd county rrs c u r w orkers In rem oving a m an w h o re ce ive d a severe electrical shock. — 1:53 p m .. 4 H i E. First St.. save the school 930.000a year. In th e academ ic area, th e plan w o u ld p u t teachers In a p arttim e a d m in is tra tiv e role. rescue. A 51 -year-old wom an was b itte n by a dog. She was treated at the scene. —2 43 p.m .. 100 Mayrose Drive, rescue, An BO-ycar-old wom an w ho fell and broke her h ip was taken to th r hospital — 3 :5 5 p .m ., L a k e M a ry B o u le v a rd and H id d e n Luke D rive, rescue. An a u to accident o c c u rre d b u t th e re w ere no In jurie s. - 7 02 p.m . 701 W First St., fire, A car fire was p u t out. There w ere no In jurie s und the um ount o f dumuge was not reported. —8 :33 p.m .. S outh Street. (Ire. A n outdoor fire was out when fire fig h te rs arrived. There were no In jurie s and no damage to any buildings. F rid a y - 7 07 a m .. 1210 W. N in th St., rescue. An 83-year-old wom an was sick to her stom ach. She was ttot taken tn the hospital. —9 47 a m.. 317 Mangoustlne Ave.. false alarm . - 1 0 40 a n t.. 2587 S. Sunlord A v e .. rcacu e. A 2 5 -y c a r-o ld w o m a n was h a v in g c e rv ic a l pro blrm a . She waa advised to sec a doctor. X ...Bitburg C o n tin u e d fro n tp a g e I A O r g a n iz a tio n s re p re s e n tin g G erm an Jew s uitd gypsies said that to protest the e rm rtc ry v is it th ey w ou ld snub an In v ita tio n to Join Reagan al the co nce ntra tion cam p site " T h is planned gesture of rec­ o n c ilia tio n Ignore* the p lig h t of m illio n s of Jew s In the G erm an c o n c e n tr a tio n c a m p s ." wald W erner N arhm u nn . c h a irm a n of Ihe C e n tra l C ouncil of Jew s T w e n ty m em bers ol the New Y o rk L e g is la tu r e a r r iv e d in Europe to dem onstrate o u tsid e ihe H ttb u rg cem etery a gainst K ra g u n 'a visit. A b ou t 500 survivors o f c o n ­ c e n tra tio n camps drm an de d a t a cerem ony In M unich F rid a y th a t Rragan drop h is (dans to v is it Httburg. I to il i houses o( Congress Iasi w re k adopted n on-binding reso­ lu tio n s u rg in g the president to skip Ihe v is it. R eagan s o rig in a l s c h e d u le had called fo r m uch m ore tim e C ity co m m is s io n e r* In W in te r I ’a rk, a c ity w ith a p op ulation uhout th e same as S a nlo rd 's 27.000, re c e n tly haggled o ve r lh r need o l Its appointed blracial txtn rd . w h ich has been In existence since 1963 "S om e o f those on the board felt they w e re n ’ t accom plishing a n y th in g and some of the c o m ­ m issioners fe lt the hoard was lo o large and u n w ie ld y and d iffic u lt to get t o g e t h e r . " la id A n n Arnyx. th e c ity m anager's secre­ tary. T he Is>,u it i mi m ilt tee hud 12 in r m h e r* H anford’* Thom nn pro|M>*rd 17 m em bers for fils com m ittee. O ilie r m em be rs of the lx raid pleaded to save It, c itin g Its past a c c o m p lis h m e n ts llk r g e ttin g more h ired fo r c ity Jobs and creation o f the c ity ’s su m m er em ploym ent program for m in o r­ ity y o u th *. So Instead of c a n n in g the panel, the com m ission de­ rided to reorganize it. cla rify Its pot (rose and reduce the m in i tier ol m e m b e r* to eight — fo u r w hiles and fo u r blacks. Hoard m e m h e r Denise Eddy, a staunch s u p p o rte r til the (uuiel. agreed th a t race relations have Im proved b u t m ore needs lo he done. Hut loo m a n y or the c ity 's 3 ,5 0 0 b la c k s s t i l l liv e In "s h a c k s ," she said, and the c ity 's c o m m u n ity renter, w h ich serves a lot o f b lack*, nerds to be Im proved. " I f w r to ta lly elim inate It and there I* a hot s itu a tio n , who w ill they (the com m ission) fall hack on lo solve the problem ?" sire asked Part o f th e blam e fu r the Ixtard's s ta g n a tio n , she said, lies w ith Its a p a th e tic leaders and w ith a p a th y tn the black c o m ­ m u n ity In general "T h e re Is a lack ol real m ili­ tancy. M aylte some o f the people In o u r g ro u p are b e c o m in g y u p p ie *or s o m e th in g ." III the H ttb u rg area It w as intended th e Reagans and Kohls would a tte nd w o rs h ip sendees in a H lthurg c h u rc h and picnic w ith thousands of A m erican troops and G erm an sold lets and th e ir fam ilies. w ould change w o u ld be Job title s and descriptions: In a few Ins ta n re s . so m e d u tie s w o u ld change. Salaries w ill rem ain Ihe same, he said. " T h e change In the business office would have everyone re p o rtin g tc one boss." Vaverlck said. The reo rg an izatio n has been In the w orks fo r 10 m o n th s find is more In keeping w ith the organi­ zational plans o f F lorida 's other co m m u n ity colleges. Hr. W ill D e rsh lm e r. o f SCC's (acuity senate, said teachers had m uch input In to Ihe new plan and most agreed ih a t tt Is a good plan that the school needs, SCC c o n s u lt e d D r. Lee Stevens, president o f Goldcoast Community College in C alifo rn ia a nd Stevens, a n a tio n a lly know n, c o n s u lt a n t fo r c o lle g e a d ­ m in is tra to rs .'lo ld SCC it needed to go In a departm ent *1 m e t u rr SCC President D r. E a rl W eldon . said the major purpose o f th e . re o rg a n iz a tio n " I s l « p u l a person In a position w he re he . can serve best W eldon said I th a t the current o rg a n iz a tio n l* a t good one. but II I* 19 y e a r* old. . He said the school h a * changed I and qeeds a new system to fill ■ e x is tin g nerd* W h ite said he saw- no obstacles • in ih e way o f th e pla n being j v o tin g In ai Ihe May 14 m eeting. He said that If It l* accepted th rn It w ill be im plem ented July 1. ; — R ic h a r d T r u e t t become Ihe ta rg et more often than not. Counties lik e o th e r govern­ m ental u n its are th ou gh t of as ta rg e t d e f e n d a n t s w h ic h translales In to deep pockets." s h r said. Ms C layton explained that deep pockets' m eans people feel a g o ve rn m e n t has "Ih e w herew ithal to pay as m uch as a court can o rd e r be p a id ." "A n d Ihe In c e n tiv e Is there to sue.” she said. "They know a c o u n ty c a n 't go In to Itankruptcy. s k ip to w n or fight equally In a c o u rt o f la w ," She also said a Judge and Jury o lte ti sees an In d iv id u a l suing government w ith a subtle d if­ ference. " I t used to be that no one surd g o ve rn m e n t unles* It was really bad. "W ith in the past 10 years, ease law has developed In the federal and s la te co urts that created new causes of action against governm ent Often the (ample lack u nd e rsta n d in g of the *e|tarntlnn o f powers and fu n d tons o f g o ve rn m e nt, but governm ent Is n ow Increasingly becoming large enough to re­ s c in d lo In d iv id u a ls for suing for this. Ihat and the other Im agined w ro n g ." she said Ms. Clayton says she doesn’t kn ow w hether these suits are m aking elected o ffic ia ls more s e n s itiv e or m o re In h ib ite d about p e rfo rm in g th e ir func­ tio n s . "B u t, I su sp e ct It Is Ita vlng a c h illin g rfT rct on gov­ e rn m e nt e xe rcisin g leadership as It ts supposed tn ." N oting her o ffice h a n dle* all la w s u it s f ile d a g a in s t th e co un ty, except those Involving certa in risks covered u nd er the c o u n ty ’ s u m b re lla Insurance where tin ,m e t,it awards are jtbsslblc. In those eases, Ms. C layton amt tie r s ta ff serve as co-counsel while th e c o u n ty 's r o n tr a r te d a d ju s tm e n t fir m . Gallagher-Hassell, h ire * p rim e c o u n s e l fro m th e O r la n d o la w f t r m o f I 'lt t s . E u b a n k s . H annah. H illiard and Marsee. At one point In ih e 1970* th a t same firm was c o n s u ltin g a t­ to rn e y s fo r the c o u n ty and Marsee attended all co m m issio n m eetings to offer legal advice. T h is w as when p riv a te a t­ to rn eys handled all the c o u n ty 's legal w ork There are other lim e s w hen o utsid e attorneys are b ro u g h t In on sp ecialty cases, su ch as for la b o r w ork. M idw ay through th e 198*1*85 fisca l year, her office re p o rts five la w s u its have been h e rn c o m ­ pleted o r disposed o f: 3 5 0 w h i­ ten and oral opinions on ques­ tio n s and or In te rp re ta tio n s of law have been tendered to th r c o u n ty com m ission, o th e r c o n ­ s titu tio n a l officers and c o u n ty s tu ff s ta ll: 125 legal d o cu m e n ts have been negotiated, prepared, review ed, drafted a nd revised, code enforcem ent p ro ced ures and fo rm s for Internal use have been expanded and refin ed : Ihe S em inole C ountv code u pd ate Is c o n t i n u i n g : le a s e s , d e e d s , e a s e m e n ts and o th e r fo rm s have been updated; and legal w o rk Is underway or conclud ed on the pay and Job c la s s ific a tio n plan. M altlund Avenue, Red Hug Luke and L a kr E m m a Knud rig ht-o f-w a y acquisitions, u tility a c q u is itio n s , S a nford lib r a r y she. In te rlo c a l agreem ents w ith c itie s. Lake Mary w ater agree­ m e n t. la n d llll p r iv a t iz a t io n s tu d y . L a k e M on ro e U t i l it y expansion, negotiations w u h a sta te agency c o n c e rn in g t h r Osceola L a n d fill and Ih e Geneva ...B ill Last yeur's National T ra n s (tor. la tlo u Act requires a ll states to raise th e ir d rin k in g ages tn 21 by Oct. I, 198(3. or lose 5 percent olth e tr federal highway m oney. In th e s e c o n d y e a r o f n u n co m pliance, the loss w o u ld be 10 percent — a projected tw o -ye ar loss o f some 973 m illio n fo r Florida. C o n tin u e d fr o m page 1A supporter ol the increase, said G o rd o n 's a n t I- d is c r im in a tio n a m e n d m e n t w a s th e change m ost likely to s c u ttle the b ill this year. " I t could very easily be a kille r a in e n d m c n I to th e b i ll." Jo hn ston said a fte r the com ­ m itte e action "1 th in k In th r fin a l analysis. II w ill lx* removed on the floor." Johnston added th a t " It's go­ ing to be to u g h " to vote against G ordon's a m endm ent becuuse ' l l could very e a sily be In ­ terpreted that y o u 're v o tin g for discrimination." T he b ill Itself |SH l | faces Its filia l cu m m lttre h u rd le th is week In the Senate F In a tie r and T a x­ a tion C om m ittee. A com panion t>tll (H it 541 b y R e p . F ra n C arlto n . D-Orlando, was s im i­ la rly amended in House com ­ m itte e s and Is (le n d in g on th r House calendar (or flo o r deflate. Senate M in o rity Leader Dick L a n g lry . K C lerm ont. a s u p p o rt­ er o f the d rin k in g age In rrra se . said "F ra il has th e votes on Ihe House floor lo get It b a rk the w ay it w us" before the am end­ m ents were added. L an gley said he was not so sure the Senate w o u ld be w illin g to s trip out G ordon's am endm ents and some o ilie r potentially k illin g changes. W s lr r It u tU ilr T ask P o res tn d e te rm in e Im pa rt of ru tu re d e v ­ elopm ent I he C arlton b ill in Ihe H ouse was lu trn d e d In raise the age to 20 th is year and 2) next year, so not m a n y young people w o u ld t h e o r e t i c a ll y h ave to s lo p d r i n k i n g fo r a fe w w e e k s , m o n th s or a vear T he Senate b ill b y Sen Don C h ild e rs. D West Palm .Beach. pro|>o*rd to Jerk the age from 19 to 2 1 In s ta n tly next Oct I A lth o u g h G o rd on ’s .in te n d ­ m ent w o u ld not affect federal com p lia nce , another ch an ge by S e n . T im D r r a t a n y , R * In d la lu n tlc , w ould k n o c k the C h ild e rs h ill out of step w ith the federal tim etable The D e ra lu n y a m e n d m e n t w ould, d e la y th e Increase fo r tw o year* past th e federal deadline, m a kin g 2 1 the legal d rin k in g agr In late 1988 D cra ta n y told the C om m erce C o m m it t e e t h a t F l o r i d a * h ig h w a y m oney would o n ly tie Im pounded, not lost, and that the state could recover the fu n d * w henever the d rin kin g a g r w r n t to 21. Ily delaying two years, he said, the stale would a llo w tim e for c o u rt challenge* tn the o rig i­ nal congressional edict — w h ic h m ig h t Ire rescinded AREA DEATHS F R A N K Z IO L K O W S K I Mr F ra n k Z lo lk o w s k l. 80. w ho lived ul Ih e M ontezum a Hotel, M agnolia A v e n u e and T h ir d S trret. S anford, died A p ril 25 at C entral F lorida Regional H ospi­ tal Horn In A shland. WIs.. h r moved to S a ntord tn 1975 from the M idw est. H r was r r llr r d sailor in th e M erchant M arine serving on the G reat Luke* He wax a C atholic. HUNT MONUMENT CO. MSFUV YARD S u rvlvu n t include, a brother and sister In Ashland G rautkow F uneral H om e was in charge of arrangem ents. E V E LY N H. B O C K Mrs Evelyn II Bock. 89. of 1 2 0 F a ir w a y T e n D r iv e . Casselberry, died T h u rs d a y at hom e. Bom Jan. 31. IB 9 6 In E n g l a n d , s h r m o v e d to Casselberry from W in te r Park in 7 /o u rrT f^ J ^ A f7 T 5 !v a s 7 o rt!^ ~ ( E u llitw J M lE k ls t f Hwy. 17-92 — F tm Park Pit. U 9 4 9 9 9 Gsns H unt. Ownsr Mivbls A Craaits 1U4 1 323-1204 1983 She was a m em be r of O rder o f the Eastern Star. W in te r Park. S u rv iv o rs include tw o d a u g h ­ te rs. A lm a K athleen M c C u r. C asselberry. Marjorie G lz o n l. El Cajon, C a lif : six g randchildren: liv e g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n , one great -great -grunrir laid Hu Id w in - F a t re to ld F u n e r a l Home. A lta m on te Springs. Is In charge o f arrangements. OAKLAWN FUNERAL HOME!CEMETERY O ut c o m p la u Funwat Homs, at au( r» makaa dttScuH umas H I M 49A Al Btsaharl I t IU 4 IU A. fWa I n �SPORTS Evening Herald. Sanford. F I. J u m p in g mmmmm F o r Sunday. May S. IttS — IB M o r e T h a n nW Peterson Is Long On Talent Jones Triples Pleasure By R ob L u l l S p e cia l to th e H e ra ld T h r o u g h o u t F lo r id a . S e m in o le H ig h tr a c k Is b e c o m in g n e w s . F a n s , athletes and th e ir coaches are liecom ing aware of the T rib e's d o m in a tio n , w hich has Included easy wins In district and regional com ­ petition. S uper h u r d le r F ra n k lin Barnett and talented C lllton Campbell are fa m ilia r names; they gel lo ts of in k and rig h tfu lly so. T h e y a rr only part of the sto ry, however. The Tribe has a host o f other sprinters; It has a top-flight rnller In B illy P enlck and last but not least the Tribe has Jumpers. Juniors Leo Peterson and A lv in J o n e s e a c h r a n k among (he s ta le ’s elite The word, th o u g h , h a sn 't really gotten out. Peterson won the D istrict 4 A -9 lo n g Jump title w ith a le a p o f 23-7 and finished second In the triple Jum p. J o n e s , a fte r being nudged out by Peterson In the long Jum p, cam e hack to w in the trip le ju m p w ith a 46-6 effort. They're in th e same con­ ference. the sam e school and each Is the o th e r’ s ch ie f rival Those are p erhaps the only reasons th e ir performances have been som ew hat over­ shadowed because they have consistently pro du ced Pe terson cam e on the track scene llrs t, T h e 5 - fo o l- ll. 175-poundcr began Jumping In the sixth grade. See P E TER SO N . Page SB By R ob L a r la S p e c ia l to th e H e ra ld ll.u l A lv in Jones fallen In love w ith the »[>ort o f football, he could have been a great one. Ills e le c tr ify in g kick retu rns as a Junior varsity p la y e r h a d th e v a r s i t y coaches In a w e . Had he devoted h im s e lf e n tire ly to Ills classroom stu d ie s, h r could well have been a ge­ nius by now. As a student, he ranks am ong the elite. Jones, th o u g h . Is not a superstar fo o tb a ll player, or a gctuils — not yet anyway, lie 's sim p ly a fin e all-around athlete w ith a 3.6 grade | h >i i i i average lie 's part o( a dun of Jum pers, a lo n g w ith l.eo Peterson, that has helped put Seminole H igh o n the track m ap P e rh a p s a m o n g o n ly a handful of super-talents In I heir events — the long Jump and trtp lr Jum p — the two need tr a v e l o n ly a c ro s s cam pus to fin d th e ir toughest opponent. T h e y go ut each other hunt d u rin g competllio n , hut they also have a m u tu a l a d m ira tio n T ru ck has brought th em together. T h e y’ve become Blends, ones w ho are c o n s ta n tly Joking am i pushing each o th e r *'ll It w asn ’t fnr me. he w o u ld n 't be |u m p ln g as good as he Is." says Jones, sm iling at Peterson (list iilte r their r e g i o n a l e o m p e 1111 n n T hursday n ig h t " H r hates to lose. When I heal htm 1 lease him about It." If Jones hud taken that See JO N ES , Page SB L o o P o lo rs o n s t r a in s to re a c h h is z e n ith w h ic h a d d e s in c h e s t o h is ju m p . ■ - L i . ■ ■ • • / y iv V r t V H •A fVJtW £ jJ! X -9 ‘ " -r * *' Careful Hesketh Tops Murphy, Atlanta, 9-2 P ro F ootball l lie last th re e llrts im m T ro p h y w in n e rs — W alker. Flu tie and Ja ckso n ville ru n n in g back M ike Rozlcr. At S a il A ntonio. Texas, the Gold and G unslingers b o th look lo re b o u n d fro m losses last week D enver quarterback Bob Gagtlano was v lc llm lm l by r ig h t M em phis sacks as the Gold fell In the Show boats 33-17. T he G u n s lin g e rs lost to H o u s to n 38-29. A l O r la n d o . I h r In v a d e rs . 6-3-1, tr y and overtake H ouston Hits w eekend for first-place In the W est. O akland Is one h a lf game b e h in d the G um hlcrs The Kcnugadrs. 2-8. have the w orst record In the league and c o u ld h r f o r c e d to use N o . 3 q ua rte rba ck Steve Plsurklewtcz after Reggie C ollier and J e rry G olsteyn got knocked last week against th e Generals. C o llie r, however. Is rx p e rte d lia c k for th r game f l PW B H W ■ • A lv in J o n e s , h a v in g re a c h e d h is p e a k , g la n c e s d o w n w a r d t o r a s o ft s p o t. W a lk e r D ire c ts G e n e ra ls ; R e n e g a d e s Host In v a d e rs U n ite d Press I n te r n a t io n a l H rr s c h rl W alker Is m a rch in g to w a rd s another U SFI. ru sh in g title . W hat Is even b e tte r for the fo rm e r Helsman T ro p h y w in n e r, tie m ay I k - O lrrc lln g the New Je rs e y Generals to th e ir first league cham pionship. F o llo w in g a season plagued by s h o u ld e r Injuries. W a lke r Is de­ v e lo p in g Into the d o m in a n t force he w as as a collegian a t Georgia. W a lk e r le a d s th e U S F L In ru s h in g after 10 w eeks w ith 1.163 yards and Is ahead o f Ills 1083 pace In w hich he ran fo r a league-record I .8 12 yards. In a d d itio n lo p ilin g u p a ll that ya rd ag e. W 'alkrr Is s|M -arheaillng th e G enerals' drive to capture th e fin a l spring fo o tb a ll title before the USFL s h ifts to a full fo rm a t In I960 The b ru is in g b u ck has rushed fur o ver 100 y a rd s the last four gam es and w i ll be s h o o tin g lo r a fifth S u n d a y w h e n N ew J e r s e y , loc ked in a thrre way lie for first p lace In the USFL Fast, travels to Ja cksovllle lo play th e H ulls ut I h r G ator Bowl. S u n d a y ’s game w ill showcase J o y H*««W M « S by O o y w i O r M i Sanf or d's C h a r l e s Riggins (99) puis the h e at on Birmingham's W alter Lewis. Riggins and the Orlando Renegades take on the Oakland Invaders Sunday at Orlando Stadium. Kickoff is set tor 2:30 p.m . A T L A N T A |UI?I| - M on trea l rookie Joe Hesketh has a lrra d y discovered a fo rm u la fo r h e a tin g th r A tla n ta Braves: Be c a re lu l w ith D ale M u rp h y , u n d g e l n in e -ru n support Irom y o u r o f­ fense. " I le li I had pretty good s tu ff to n ig h t." sulci llc-skrlh. a fte r Ills first com plete game (tils season, a 9-2 decision over A tla n ta . " I got som e good p itc h e s a n d w orked some good sliders on iD a lr) M u rp h y The m u n n g rr told us before the game to be careful w ith h im because he’s so h o t." Left-hander Hesketh allow ed M u rp h y one lilt, struck out n in e and w alked one In w in n in g tils t h it cl gam e In four o utllng s, M ike Fitzgerald had three hits and tw o RBI to pow er the Expo*. "T h e y had th e ir h illin g shoes on to n ig h t. T h e ir p llc h rr p itche d a g rru t hall g u m r." said G le nn H ubbard, w ho goi his first hom e ru n of the season In Ih r fifth "W h e n lie needed a s trike o u t. h r got It and when h r needed u ground hull h r got It. You got to N .L. B a s e b a ll give h im c re d it. We ll he h a rk to m o rro w and tr y to p u l o u r h ittin g shoes o n ." ilu h b a rd said. M ontreal had 13 h its In the hull game. A tla n ta six. M ontreal grubbed a 4 0 Iru d In the fifth In n in g o ff sta rter Len H -irkrr. 0-2, Oil a tw o ru n single by F itzgerald, an RBI single by T im Raines a nd u m u v o t in g double by A n d re Dawson. A tla n ta m ade It 4*2 In th r flftjr o n H u b b a rd 's solo hom e rut). A lb ert H ull th e n w alked and one m il lu lr r w e n t to th ird on a double by Rafael R am irez. • ‘ ‘ I I w a s a te a m e f f o r t , ; ' F itzgerald said. " T h a t’s w ha t I f s a ll a b o u t . | | ‘ s n ic e w h e n everyone In Ih c lin e u p Is h illin g I t ’s seems lik e h illin g Is c o n ­ ta g io u s ." T im Raines ru n h is h ittin g slre ak to six gam es w ith Ills RBI single. HAINES G A U G E ...................... JR Crystal River Compounds Long Journey For Lady Lions By C h ris F la t c r H e ra ld S p o rts W r it e r C R Y S T A L RIVER - Som etim es Ihc o ld sa yin g. "You never can go hom e." Is tru e and som etim es you m ay not w a n t to go home O vie do ’s Lady L io n s m ay have fr it th a t w ay early F riday evening. After m a k in g a tw u -a n d -n n r h a lf h o u r Jo u rn e y lo play th e 3 A -2 Section S o ftb a ll C ham pionship, the Ludy Lions w o u n d up getting [rounded by Crystul R iv e r's Lady Pirates. 16-0, In a game (h u t lasted Just five In n in g s (15-run ru le ) ut C rystal River H igh A lth o u g h th r loss w us h ard for th r L a d y L ions to absorb, th ey are more th a n welcome to com e hom e This v o u n g team , which has lO sophomores a nd u freshm an, tu rn e d In an excellent season w hich was capped o ff w ith an upset o f defending sta te cham pion H riM ik svtllr Hernando In the regional* O vie do had an 11-game w in n in g streak g o in g In to Friday's gam e C ry s ta l River. 16-4. advances to the 3 A S ta le T o u rn a m e n t T he Lady P irates were devastating al the plate F rid a y In w inning th e ir llrs i trip ever lo lh c slate lourney. C rysta l River e xplod ed for 16 runs o n 18 hits over a five lim in g span T h a t Included a tr io o f three-run h o m e rs and one th re e -ru n trip le . The Lady Pirates also caught Oviedo on a bad day at the plate as the Lady Lions m anaged Just three h its and lilt th r b u ll h a rd few times. The Lady Pirates, w ho were playing a t h o tp r but were t h r v is itin g tram a fte r the coin flip. Ih r r a lc n r d In Ihc top o f th e firs t as they loaded the bases w ith tw o outs but A m y M urgatroyd hit In to a force play for the th ird out T he Lady Lions w en t d ow n Ut order in th e bottom o f t h r firs t and Ih r flnodgales opened fo r C ry s ta l River in th e lo p o f l he second. W ith one out, V ic k y Kovucs hit a g to u n d e r to C athy B ergm an at th ird base b u t the um pire said firs t baseman Dee Dee Beasley had com e o lf the (tag S o ftb a ll w ith t h r th ro w T he next h itte r, B arbara Brawn. Dew o u t lo left for w h a t could have been the th ird out. K a th y Connolly, the 10th h itte r In the lin e u p , then singled dow n th r left fie ld lin e and Sandy R rlg h a rd coaxed a w a lk m il of freshm an p llc h rr Jodie S w itz e r to load Ih r liases Sarah Jenkins th en stepped up und looped a single In h u n t of M lkkl Eby In left lo chase liotne Kovacs w ith the firs t ru n . T ina Rogers h it It In the e xart same spot as Je n k in s and Eby almost m ade a nice d iv in g catch but she c o u ld n ’ t get th e ir In tim e and the second ru n scored C In dy Connolly was next u p and she rip p e d a single lo c e n te r lo drive In K rlg liu rd for a 3 0 lead, s till w ith two o u ts In the Inning. T h e n came the big b lo w Shannon W illia m s, w ho was Ih r h ittin g star In C ry s ta l R iver's regional w in o ver L lv r O ak-Suwannee. clouted a shot over Fran F oster's head tn left center and It went fo r a th re e-run triple and a B O Irud. T he Lady Pirates w e re n 't finished y r t . th ou gh , u*. a fte r M urgatroyd was in te n tio n a lly walked to set u p a force p la y . D r t iis r T ra c e y u n lo a d e d a th re e -ru n homer to le ft re n te r for a 9-0 lead D em oralized by th e Lady Pirates s e c o n d - in n in g o u t b u r s t . O v ie d o c o u ld n ’ t put to ge th er a n y th in g on offense. T h r closest the Lady Lions cam e to v o tin g was In the bottom o f the second when th e y had ru n n rrs on firs t and srrn n d w ith one o ut. But a fie ld e r’s choice and a [top up lo short e n d rd th r only real th re a t ol t h r game lo r Oviedo C ry s tu l River th en added fo ur more ru n s In the top of the th ird , three co m in g on C lndv C o n n o lly 's hom er to i lelt center and one on an RBI single by Rogers. T he Lady Pirates p u t the fin is h in g touches on w ith three ru n s In the top o f t h r fifth . J c ijk ln s a n d Rogers b o th singled and. w ith one out. W illia m s c ru n c h e d a th re e -ru n h om er lo left re n te r th a t gave C ry s ta l R iver a 16-0 lead. T o slay alive. O viedo needed lo score tw o ru n s In the b o tto m of the fifth In a void t h r 10-run ru le , h u t th a t w ou ld have h e rn Just p ro lo n g in g Ih c in e v ita ­ ble. O viedo's I h r r r h lta In clud ed singles liy C aroline C havis and S w itze r and a p ln c h -h lt double by K r lly D avidson In t h r f lf lli Inning. W illia m s waa 2 for 3 w ith atx RBls fo r C rysta l River w h ile Rogers was 4 lo r 4 and drove In tw o ru n s and J e n k in s was 3 for 4 w ith a double. E b y. the Lady L io n s' slu g g in g heroine th is year w ith 42 R ills , was held In ch e ck by C rystal R iver. �I B —Evening Herxld, U n lo r d , FI. Sunday. M ay J, ItlS SPORTS Bob Douglas, branch m anag­ er of Sanford’s Sun Bank, presents the Presidents Cup aw ard to M iriam Andrews as S a l l y N o r r i s he l ps o u t . Andrews' award was just one of m any sponsored by local businesses at the M a y fa ir Women's Golf Association's awards banquet. IN BRIEF Bass: A Fish O u t O f W a te r, B rantley Boosters Try A g a in Ron Bass looked lik e a fish out of w ater. W ater, however, waa the problem . T oo m uch had drow ned the S w eetw ater C ountry C lu b a nd washed away M onday's Lake B ra n tle y Boosters G o lf T o u rn a m e n t. Bass, one o f B ra n tle y 's biggest boosters, was not to be denied, though. " W e ’ll have II next Tuesday,'* said the Foghorn Leghorn sound- and look-alike. " I w o u ld n 't want to count any o f those scores you g u ys got on the first tw o holes a n yw a y." T he B rantley boo ster w ill try again a t 3 p.m. Monday. T h e Peoria scoring nystem w ill be used. Bass, who begged o ff w ith an alleged bad back, said he w o u ld be ready to go Tuesday. Elsewhere. Ih r Lake M ary boosters have th e ir to u rn a ­ m en t scheduled fo r th e Casselberry C o u n try Club for S a tu rd ay. May 11. T he th ird annual e ven t w ill use the scram ble form al w ith each team h a v in g an A. B. C and D player. T he $30 donation covers fees, golf c a rt, luncheon buffet, refreshm ents and prizes. Call the Lake M ary athle tic departm ent for fu rth e r Info at 323-2110. Hott M * * • * • h T w is ty V tscsst Hawks Guard Against Hat Tricks U n ite d P re ss In te r n a tio n a l When the C hicago Black H aw ks toss th e ir hats Into Ihe rin g S a tu rd a y night to open th e ir Stanley C up sem ifinal against defending ch am pio n Ed­ monton. th ey b e tte r hope Oiler fa n s d o n ’t end up throw ing th e ir h ats onto the rin k . Kdm nnlnn has hom r-lce advantage In the hesl-of-sevrn C am pbell Conference fin a l, begin­ nin g tonight at N orthlands C oliseum In all three regular-season contests between Ihe clubs, the Oilers have scored hut tricks w llh w ing er G lrn n Anderson tw ic e scoring Ihrre goals. Anderson’ s hul tric k s cam r In E d m o n to n ’s 4-2 victo ry Nov. 2 a n d in a 6-4 decision March 20, Defenseman 1'aul Coffey tu rn e d Ihe tric k lo complete E d m o n to n 's season-series sweep. 7-3 on March 31. Chicago c e n te r Denis Savard. th e leading NHL pluydff scorers w llh 19 points In n in e gam rs — one point ahead o f Quebec’s Peter S tastn y and Ih r Oilers’ W ayne G retzky — kn o w s e xactly how explosive p la yers operate. "M ln n rs o la p layed great against us In Ihe final game and th e y gol five gtwtls If we p la y Ihe same against E d m on ton . th e y 'll get IS ." Savard said. The d efe nd ing C up ch am pio ns are clearly Justin V a rite k Saves T-Ball Win U sually, a game In the T-Ball D ivisio n o f the Altam onte L ltlle League Is decided by h lltln g and it was that way for the entire game betw een the Angels a n d Cardinals. Well, alm ost. W ith the score 24-23 In favor of the A n ge ls In Ihe bottom o f the sixth, the C a rd in a ls had ru n n e rs on firs t and th ird w ith tw o outs and th e ir cleanup h itte r, w ho was 3 for 3. w as up. T he h itte r sm ashed a grounder to w a rd the m iddle but second baseman J u s tin V aritek speared It and stepped on second for Ihe force and the final o u t w h ic h gave the Angels the victo ry. Scott Policy and T ra ce y W lstrom led the Angels at the plate w ith four h its each w ith W lstrom b an ging out three trip le s and a hom er. V a ritek. Joshua B rooks and Sean N orm an added three h its each for the A n ge ls w hile Aaron Russell co ntributed tw o h its and scored fo u r runs. In another game, the Angels used a s ix -ru n s ix th Inning to c la im a 18-15 v ic to ry over Ihe C ardinals. V a rlle k h it for Ihe cycle (single, d ouble, triple and h o m e rl In that game w h ile W llatrom slam m ed tw o doubles and a hom er, Cory C allahan added a dou ble and a triple and J.R . Jordan and J e ff Ebbert co n trib u te d tw o h its rach. Hie How l A m e ric a Sanford S tar A Queen of Ihe M o tilh o l A p ril w ere crowned last w eekend. Elmer S iiilllr t I.l (he W A SH D AY DROPOUTS league won Ihe Slar aw ard a nd Barlmru T a y lo r o f Ihe 3 M's leagur won Q u e rn Fred Weston o f the BLAIR AGENCY league won second and S is Hazier o f the T U E S NIGHT M IXED look th ird In Ih r Star c o m p e titio n . Dottle M arlnkov ol th e MYSTERY LA D IE S league was second In Ih r Q tire n m il off and Rose- Franke of ih r SWINGERS was th ird . B o w l A m e r ic a 's " S ta r S e a rc h D o u b le s " lo u rtiu m rn l fo r A p ril was won b y T e rri Burnham and Dcbhle Seehrest and they get to s p ill the 9100 llrs l prize O rval and M atey E m rrle k won second place. T h e M onth of May "S ta r Search" should rrLilly tie tu n I t ’s u s ln g trn to urna m en t called "D o cto r P e pp e r", which m eans you gel un autom atic s trik e in Hu- second, fo u rth and llrsl ball in Ihe te n th fram e. The cost Is o n ly 95 and llrs l place Is guaranteed 950. T ills Is also your last chance to q u a lify for the g ra nd finals ai W in te r Park, so d o n 't miss It The T ou rna m e nt Howlers Association (THAI I* here this Weekend w llh squads every couple of hou rs lodav and also tw o squad* on Sunday. H ig h sco re s fo r Ihe past w e e k In c lu d e : SHOOTING S T A R S Della Garner 235. Elysc Isom 202: GATOR'S SENIORS Le* B uddcnhagcn 212: THURSDAY N IT E M IXED R ichard Heaps 232 205/020. Tom L a rs o n 200; MOOSE LODGE Aaron Kaufman 230. C harles McMullen 222. BLAIR AGENCY M ichele M ille r 200. P h y llis M oil 215. H am id Stm dvull 20H. Dottle B ryant 2 IB. Claudia Jasa 2-5, Vince C am 201. Dick M in tc k 203. D lllo s rr 201 A AI Denman 205 SCRATCH ON THURSDAY C a ro l S laughter 222-224/025. Larry P lc a r d a t 230. S haron K irk p a tric k 203, Donnie G orm an 202. W e n d y Gorm an 201. Don Gorman 342, J i Sexton 340,Jerry Kaiser 2 0 3 . ISLANDER V A C A T IO N LEAGUE C harles Shaw 207. George M an sfield 221. M ark Q u ic k 220 A 200. Ron L em on d 202 A 210; PINBUSTERS SE N IO R S m a r c e l V u n d r h r r k 2 1 2 ; N IG H T RIDERS Ed llu u s to u n 201: T G I F. LEAGUE Fred llro w n 224 2 00 226/650. AI H o w lin g 217. L S m ith 210. J a m ie W u rnn rll 204 A 201, Mike West 255, Prc W ee West 224. J im M ld d lrlo n 218. I <l s .u iitc r 206, J im Monice 203, Ed P a tn li k 215; SOUTHEAST H AN K B ill G ilbert 236-234/623. Hobby B tad*haw 224-604, AI D enm an 20-1. Lynn K iland 214. M ark Q u ic k 2IH. G a ry L arson 201 A N eill James had q u ite a week at Ihe plate as the Expos w on tw o and lost one th is past week In A ltam onte L illie le a g u e Major N ational D ivisio n play. Jam es slammed u hom e ru n and a sin g le and drove In five ru n s as Ihe E xpos disposed of the Braves, 13 6. B ill R lpp ard added tw o R BIs In the win w hile Nate Warren and S cott Davidson drove In one run each. D avidson was also the w in n in g pitcher. Jam es crunched a n o th e r home ru n a nd also ripped a double In the Expos' B -l victory over th e Cardinals. Joe fo lk lo re added a tw o -ru n single to the a tta ck while A n th o n y Tolone sm acked an RBI triple. T h e Braves pulled o u t a 7-6 victory o ver th e Expos In the n um ber m eeting tret w re n the tw o club *. R lp p a rd and Tara O ilV tn 'h u d tWn tills each lo lead Ihe E xpos w h ile Tom m y Peierson drove In tw o ru n s and James was I fo r 2 w ith one RBI W aters, O rla n d o U nravel Sox \v J im Waters sm ashed a tw o ru n double and Ray Orlando h u rle d a flv r In n in g s o f shutout re lie f us the Expo* rem ained u nb ru ien w ith a 3-2 victory o v e r the W hile Sox In A ltam onte S prings L ittle League S e nlo r/M tn o r Division play T he Expos. 7-0 and firs t h a lf chum plona. had Just three h its In the game but W uters tw o-run double In th r bottom o f the first was the key blow C ardinals O v e rta k e A s tro s , 6-4 A five -ru n Ih lrd In n in g paved Ihe way fo r a 7-4 victory lor th e C ardinals over t h r A stros In G uidenrod L illie League a ction . Strong h illin g by A ndrew Hasor a n d Lucas Torre* enabled th r Aslros to b u ild an early 4-1 lead but It d id n 't lust us the C ardlnuls sent eight batters to the plate and cam e away w llh five r u n * In the third S cott B utler led the w ay for the A stro * by going 3 for 3 w h ile Mike Mallnas was 2 for 3 w llh th re e RBI*. Jason T u rn e r (5 -11was the w in n in g pitcher. Scott's Single Lifts Indians, 8-7 > ! s u p e rio r In almost e ve ry area except possibly defense. " A s a u n it, C hicago's defense Is m ore m o b ile lh a n a ny defense w e ’ve played so fa r In the p la y o ffs .” said E d m o n to n assistant coach Ted G reen, a form er N H L defensem an. "T h e y look lo ID oug) W ilso n a lot. We h a v e n 't m et w ith a defenseman o f h is calibre y e l In the p la yoffs. He skates w e ll and has a great shot. He c e rta in ly has some o f Ih e same flair Paul (Coffey! has I learned to respect h im In Ihe Canada C u p . I lik e h im a lot. I wish we had him . "O b v io u s ly , they had a few problems against M innesota (giving u p 2 9 goals In six games) " T h a t Is precisely w h a t prom pted M innesota general manager Lou N a n n r's doubts a bo ut the llla c k H aw ks' a b ility to tig h te n up. "R e a lis tic a lly speaking. I d on ’t th in k C hicago has a n y real chance a gainst E d m o n to n ." N anne s a id . ''C h ic a g o g iv e s a w a y too m a n y o p ­ p o rtu n itie s ." Stufflet, Taylor Take Top Honors N e lli Ja m *s Sparks E xpos' Wins ■ NHL P la y o ffs K evin Scott lined u tw o -o ut single lo reft In t h r bottom of the e ig h th to drive In C h ris C ation to lift the Indians over the W hite Sox. 8 7. Ill Altam onte L ittle League Major A m e rica n League action. S cott was ulso th r w in n in g p llc h rr In re lie f o f Jamie S tio tt. T .J. G lu d rld a and C otton hurl three h its each for the In d ia n s. Roger Quick BO W L A M E R IC A 213. R im Allm an 213. D en nis Dolgncr 2 08 , Hal R ich 200. Richard S w a lm 202. Carlos C ru z 2 06 . J o h n S ch m id t 212. Ed S a utter 211. Joe R u ffin 2 01 . H en ry Hardy 213. M arge Torello 201. D H i r r INN Joe R u ffin 2 2 0 A 210. Francis C ato 203. A, Ocalsu 214. Ron A llm u n 201. V ernon H un her 219, Ku hard W illia m * 205. R ichard Heaps 203; COUNTRY CORNER LADIES M ardell G o n ie rm a n 237. C a ro ly n B e ll* 211 A Jo yce M c K n lg h l 206 S O P H IS T IC A T E D FLO O Z IE S L A D IE S J e a n M a r lin 2 3 3 : W A S H D A Y DROPOUTS SENIORS Irv in Fried 211; 3 M S SEN IO R S Rollle S c h o llc r 222. AI C utler 2 09 A N orm A m eling 202: HURRICANES SENIORS J o h n S m ith 221 A V ic L e v tll 211; EDUCATORS C ra ig C o v c ll 234 -2 08 /0 3 1. B e lly Watson 20-1. T U E S . NIGHT M IX E D Don G orm an 2242 2 7 /6 4 0 . Dean H a m ilto n 222. Art B raun 200. D on nie Gorm an 200, N ellie S m ith 203; C .F.R .H . L E A G U E Tony M ontelone 204. Raymond G rlllo 2 05 . J a y W illiam s 201 A Scott Page 206; UN PROFESSION ALS M EN AI Bow ling 215 A 203. D O M ld M eyrrs 204. Don Sapp 211 B lslgnl 201. R ich a rd W illia m * 202, Gene Hogrro 202. C ha rle s S haw 207. Leonard M cLenow 204. Bob A d a m * 202. G a ry Larson 200 A Don W ill 217 M E N 'S SAN FO RD C IT Y LEAG U E B o b b y H radshuw 214 A 203, R ich W illia m s 203. B ernard D u d le y 209, John W uugh 213. Joel Waugh 201. AI h eron 221. Ronnie G reen 200. AI F rye r 219. Ik ib M eyers 203, Bob H osford 225. Chuck S tlm r ly 202. AI Bow ling 217. M ike S im s 210. B ill G ilb e rt 210. T o r r ty Johnson 2 06. C llll C raw ford 226. G erald Behrens 212. K it J o h n s o n 205 Van T ille y . Ir 206. G tl Benton 211. R alph Depalo 219. B ria n o l i o v l r 205. P rrrv W h ite h u rs t 221; L A D IE S H IG H NOONERS L au ra Leahy 201: H A L L A C H A IN M IXE D Peggv M oon 208 A Dough S tacy 2 01 . Old Course Greens Are Shaping Up As anyo ne w ho has played the old course la te ly knows, the spring m ain te n a n ce schedule ts tn fu ll sw ing. A ll the greens have now been aerified a nd lop-dressed a n d w ith in a few days w ill be p u ttin g better th a n ever. The greens w ill be fe rtiliz e d early n ext week so. w llh a little m oisture fro m above. Ihe greens should be In excellent co n d itio n soon. Because o f the work on the course, the M ayfair W om en's G olf A ssociation postponed the start o f Its c lu b cham pionship u n til May 8. T h a t also happens to be the week th a t the M a yfa ir Men's G o lf Association begins Its club c h a m p io n s h ip tournam ent. Specifically, th e fellows s ta rt on May 11 w ith th e ir 3-day tourney. The ladles d id . however, p lay their "te e to green" w ith W handicap to u rn a m e n t on May 1 w ith the fo llo w in g results: First Place: Margaret B o lts 140); Second Place: Ada O 'N eil 1491; T h ird Place; Mary A n n W illia m s (5 0 ): F o u rth Place: E ugenia K llk k a (50VY); F ifth Place: Stella Brooks (52): S ix th Place: Jane W e m e r (52W|. The m e m b e r's d og figh t on A pril 30 was cancelled due to Inclem ent w eather The m e n 's scramble to u rn a ­ ment was held Thursday and produced the fo llo w in g w inners: At 5 under, the team o f Ken Holecek. M ik e F a rre ll, D a vid Greiher. and E.B S m ith had the best. In second place, at 4-under were Joe P roudfoot. Red C leve­ land. R udy S eller and H oward M lnner A lso tie d for second at 4-under w ere AI Greene. B ill Craig. J im Bussard and Ja c k Daniels. "T h e learns are p re tty evening m atch ed ." said C lub Pro Red Addison. " E v id e n tly . E B. S m ith was m a k in g a ll the putts. T hey were all b ra gg ing on him . P roudfoot a n d Holecek are 7 -handkappon mo we have some pretty good to urnam ents every Thursday. A nyone o f them Is capable o f w in n in g It." Several leagues have begun th eir su m m e r after-w ork play. Strom berg-C arlson has part o f th eir league p la y in g on M onday afternoon and the rest p la y in g on Wednesday evening. Also on W e d n e s d a y s , a g o o d ly c o n ­ tingent fro m N C R . w ill hold fo rih on the o th e r nine holes. On e v e r y T h u r s d a y , th e scramble Is s till being held for anyone w ho w o u ld like lo play and that s ta rts at 5 p.m Also on T h u rs d a y s , s t a r lin g In tw o weeks, the fo lk s from S A H Fabrication here in Sanford w ill have th e ir s u m m e r league. Any firm Interested in fo rm ing a league m ay co n ta ct the pro sho at 322-2531 at a ny tim e for m ore Inform ation An Item o f In fo rm a tio n for a ll m em ber* concerns the s w im ­ m ing pool w h ic h should be open for use In the n e x t few days. The n e# screen enclosure Is alm ost finished and sh o u ld really help to keep the pool clean. We w ill keep you Inform ed about the pool. Lakers, Sixers Keep Mom entum M erihie Signs mot* i« p **<« k> O tttw v a » * " i While mother Bernadette M erthle, left, balances the ball and Lake M a ry coach W illie Richardson looks on, D arryl Merthie signs a basketball scholarship to attend Daytona Beach Community College. M erthle was a tour year starter tor the Rams. I PORTLAND. Ore. lU I’ll - The L o * A n g r lt - s L a k e r s k e p t m om entum In th e ir corner F ri­ day by taking a *30-126 victory and a 3 0 p la y n ll * r r t r s lead over Ihe Portland T ra il H la /e r* "H a d they w o n It, they would have had a lo t o f m om enlum and a loi of c o n fid e n c e ," said Laker Coach Pat Riley, ''T h is w ay I th in k we took some o f th r H larrh out of th e m , although I exjH-ct they w ill com e track at us r ru l strong In gam e four (Sun­ day). "J a c k R am say's (ra m s don't q u it.” There was a lo t o f g rum bling lit Portland u I m u i i ihe Blazers’ |ie rlo rm a n c r u l l r r the Lakers sw ept two g a m rs In Los Angeles. 125-101 und 1 34 -1 1 8 . Even h u lld llm r o f G am e 3 It looked lik e another L a ke rs rou t as they led 72 56 Magic Jo hn son , who ended up w llh 23 In Ihe game, had a NBA-record 15 assists In the llrs t half “ The second q u a rte r sort of did th r tric k ." said R iley. " I l wa* o u r most a gg re ssive qua rte r w hen a lot of bodies h it Ihe floor and we gol a lot o f loose I Kills " N B A P la y o ffs P o rtla n d got lia ck In to Ihe gam e In the th ird q u a rte r, tn large p art th an k* lo ro o kie Steve G oiter, w ho had 1 1 p o in ts In ­ c lu d in g a 3-poini goal in ihe period. and Clyde D re x lrr. w ho had a ll 17 of h i* p o in ts In the second half "W e came out u little fla t In ih e th ird quarter and th ey got h a rk In It, but th ey fo u g h t th e ir w a y In to It." *ald R iley. "W e o n ly had I I fast breaks In the second Itu lf and o n ly fo u r In the last q u a rte r." In th r end It was Ihe free th ro w a as m uch as a n y th in g that sewed up Ih r Lakers V icto ry as K a r r n n A b d u l -J a h b a r h it 4 c ru c ia l lo u l shot* w tth tn th e last 4H seconds Lo* Angeles h it on 33-of-39 free throw s In th e game, w h ile Portland w a* 3 3 « f-4 6 . R ile y especially praised Jam es W o rth y , who ended u p w ith a gam e-high 28 points • ‘ H e Is p la y in g th e b e s t basket bid I of h i* career and has great confidence." R ile y said. S ix e rs 1 0 9 , B u c k s 104 P H IL A D E L P H IA (UP1) - T he M ilw aukee B u c k * had the g u ls to come b a rk and the nerve to go fo r b ro k e . T h e P h ila d e lp h ia 7 6 rr* w o u n d u p w llh a 109-104 v ic to ry and a 3 0 lead In th e Eastern Conference sem ifinals. ru n com plete a sweep of the series Sunday. Andrew T on ey, who led the S ix e rs w i t h 2 0 p o in ts , r e ­ bounded Pierce's miss, and h it 3 c lin c h in g free th ro w s. lime. J A Z Z H O STS N U O O E T8 SALT L A K E C ITY (UP1) Coach Doug Moe says his N ug­ gets are p la y in g good enough defense to gain a s p ilt of th e ir tw o playoff g a m rs In Utah and retu rn to D enver where they have been a lm ost unbeatable th is season "W e w ere going lo try to w in Ih r g a m e ." Bucks coach Don Nclxon said. “ We had b o th a three- a n d a l wo-point p la y set up. a nd w h e n we got a good look ai the th re e, we took It." R icky Pierce, w ho made l-o f-4 3 p o in te rs d u rin g the re g u la r season, let fly from 3-polnt range In the r ig h t co m e r. It mlsaed. " It w a s th e shot we w a n te d ." Nelson said. " I t Just d id n 't go d o w n ." The B u r k s are down In a hole from w h tr h no team In N BA h ls lo rv has clim bed. The S ix e rs The Jazz, tr a ilin g 0-2 in the besl-of-seven series, host the Nuggets S a tu rd a y In Game 3. W ith lltlle m ore lh a n 24 h o u r* o(T. the team s w ill go at It again Sunday n ig h t In the Salt Palace In Game 4. Denver waa 34-7 In M rN lchols Arena d u tln g th e regular araaon. w in n in g 20 o f lla last 21 games. A lte r tw o p la y o ff victories over the Jazz — 130-113 Tuesday night and 131*123 In overtim e Thursday n ig h t — the Nuggets have won 24 o f th e ir last 2 6 in D en vrr M ilw au ke e, dow n by 18 p o in ts tw ic e in th e th ir d q u a r te r , clim bed back to lake a s lim lead late In Ih e fo u rth quarter F rid a y night. W ith 10 seconds re m a in ­ in g . h o w e v e r , th e y t r a ile d 106 104, and It was decision �Honeycutt 'Curses' Error Of L.A.'s Way U n ite d P re s s In te r n s tto n s l I f H o lly w o o d e v e r c a s t s . a nother w erew olf film , m aybe •. Rick H on eycu tt should a u d itio n for th e lead. H o n e ycu tt was cursed b y a •poor defense as Los Angeles allowed n in e unearned ru n s In • ;; the fo u rth In n in g and co m m itte d fo u r e rro rs Friday n ig h t w h ile losing 16-2 to the P ittsb u rg h - Pirates. ' There was a fu ll m oon o u t. . we ll have to check on th a t." said H on e ycu tt, w ho gave up seven ru n s — five unearned In 3 1 3 In nin gs. " I t was as strange a game as I have been Involved w ith . T here are going to be , games like th a t. “ W hen you give up nin e ru n s i In an In n in g w ith tw o o u ts, y o u ' k n o w th a t there’s so m e th in g w e ird ." T h e D od ge rs a llo w e d n in e unearned ru n s in the fo u rth after p itc h e r L a rry M cW illiam s. 3 1 . s tru c k o u t and shortstop D ill A ltn o n w as th ro w n o ut at th ird try in g to steal. From there, the Pirates opened a 12-2 lead and added fo u r more ru n s to c o m ­ plete an easy victory. Los Angeles, one nf baseball’s w o r s t d e fe n s iv e c lu b s la s t season. Is tied th is year w ith P h ila d e lp h ia for the le a gu e ’s most e rro rs w ith 27. Vet M anag­ er T o m Lasorda w as reco nd ila to ry fo llo w in g the n ig h t of blunders. " I th in k we have been p la y in g Sunday. M ay S. 1H J - J B Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Ripken Yells, Ball Obeys, Orioles Halt Twins' Streak N.L. B a s e b a ll well on defense." Lasorda said. ’ We ju s t had a v e ry p o o r perform ance to n ig h t T h a t’s w h y they p u l erasers on pencils. T o err Is h u m a n , to forgive Is d ivin e , but It was not a m anager th a t came u p w ith th a t one. I forgive the team . W h y n ot? ” E le v e n s t r a i g h t P i r a t e s reached base In the fo urth , the team 's m ost productive In n in g since May 15. 1982 T w o -ru n singles by T o n y Pena. S lx to Lezcano and A lm o n and RHI doubles by J o h n n y Ray and M cW illia m s h ig hligh te d the In ­ ning Jason T ho m pso n was the big gun fo r P itts b u rg h w ith b is 2001 h career homer. P adres 6 . C u b s 9 At C hicago. Steve G a rvey's tw o -ru n t r ip le h ig h lig h te d a three-run firs t In n in g and G ralg N ettles and G a rry T em pleton homered to lift the Padres In the clubs' firs t m eeting since Iasi y e a r ’ s N L p la y o f f s . A n d y H aw kins. 5-0. was the w in n e r and R ich Gossage earned Ills seventh save M e ts 9. R ed s 4 At C in c in n a ti. Danny H ccp collected a career-high five RHI and Lett D ykstra slam m ed a tw o-run h om er In his second m ajor-league at-bat to power the Mets. Ed L yn c h . 1-1. scattered U n ite d P re ss In te r n s tlo n a l B altim ore shortstop Cal R ipken yelled at a baseball Friday n ig h t — and It obeyed. R ipken. J im D w yer and Fred L ynn each belted tw o -ru n hom ers to pace the B altim ore O rioles to an 8-7 v ic to ry over the Tw ins, slopping M in ­ nesota’s w in n in g streak at 10 games. But In the b o ito m o f th e n in th and G ary G a e ttl’s tw o-out d rive lo o k in g like a g am e-tying hom er. Ripken pleaded fo r the ball to bend a ro u n d the left-field fo ul pole ... and li did T o m L a s o rd a w a s in a fo rg lv in g m o o d a f t e r a n o t h e r w o e fu l p e r fo r m a n c e b y the D o d g e rs ' d e fe n s e . A .L . B a se b a ll W h ite S ox 7. T ig e rs 1 A l D etroit. T om Scaver h u rle d a sevett-h llle r for his 2 9 ls t career v ic to ry and C a rlto n Fisk stroked a tw o -run hom er as the T ig e rs dropped th ird straight game Scaver. 3-0. s tru c k out one and walked one In his first com plete gam e o f the year. Dan l*etry. 4-2. took the loss. In d ia n s 4, R a n g e rs 0 At C leveland. Bert B lylevcn scattered four singles and s tru c k out nine fo r h is firs t v ic to ry o f the season Blylevcn. 1-2. w a lke d three and jie rtn ltte d n n lv one run ne r to reach second base. Mike Mason. 2 3. look the loss B re w e rs 7 . A n g e ls 0 At A naheim . C alif.. Ted lllg u e ru . 1-1. hurled a fo u r-h itte r fo r his llrs t m ajor-league v ic to ry and Cecil Cooper collected three h its and three RBI to spearhead an 18-hit attack. T h e v ic to ry was o n ly the B rew ers’ second In th e ir Iasi e ig h t games. Red S ox lO . A 's 0 At O akland. C alif.. Mike E asier h it a pair o f tw o-run hom ers — the llrs t in a seven-run fifth — and Dennis " O il C a n " Boyd. 3-1. s tru c k out 12 to spark the Red Sox Boston pounded fo u r p itc h e r* lor 15 hits w ith Easier and W ade Hoggs g e llin g three each. J im Rice added a t w o -ru n hom er and B ill Buckner had a solo blast. B lu e J a y s 8 . M a r in e rs 4 A t Seattle, Jesse Barfield co lle c te d lo u r hits to pace a 16-hlt a tta ck as T o ro n to w on Us seventh game In the last eight — all o n th e road. Doyle Alexander. 4-0. recorded the v ic to ry w ith n in th In nin g help fro m B ill C a u d ill, w h o notched his sixth save. " I d id n 't have a reul good angle but I was scream ing for It to be fo ul. I knew he h it It good enough to go o u t.” R ipken said. R ip ke n ’s blast In the e ig h th , his fo urth hom er of th e year, broke a 6-6 tie and the Orioles su rvived an RHI single by M ickey H atcher In the e ig h th to record th e ir e ighth v ic to ry In the last nine games T he T w ins, w ho follow ed a nine-game losing streak w ith th e ir 10-game m arch, knew the good lim e s had to end som etim e. 10 h its for the v ic to ry Mario Soto. 4-2. took the loss. Pete Rose went l-fo r-5 and needs 79 h its to break T y C obb's a ll-tim e h it record. P h illie s 3, A s tr o s 2 A t P hiladelphia. G lenn W ilson clubbed a tw o -ru n hom er to lift the Phillies. W ils o n ’s th ird home ru n of the year follow ed a w alk to p in ch h itte r J o h n Russell after Houston had taken the lead In the top o f th e e ig h th Kent T ekulve Im proved to 2-0 w hile F ra n k DlPlno. 1-3. took the loss. C a rd s 8 , O la n ts 1 A t St. Louts. D a rre ll Porter and J a c k C lark slam m ed three-run hom ers and lefi-h a n d e r John T u d o r. 1-3. h urle d a fiv e -h itle r to lead the C ardinals. The G iants have lost n in e s tra ig h t road games and are 2-10 away from home th is season. M ike K rukow . 2 - 1. took the loss. "E v e n the subw ays have to s lo p ." said T w in s m anager B illy G ardner. Reliever Don Aase. 3-0. p itc h rd 2 2-3 in n in g s fo r the w in. Rookie C u rt W ardle. 0 1 . took the loss. The T w in s loaded the bases In the seventh on singles by K irb y Puckett and Hatcher and an In te n tio n a l w alk to T om B runanskv. Reliever T ip p y M artinez th en w alked Roy Snuuley to lie ti 6-6. Y a n k e e s 7, R o y a ls 1 At New York. Don M a ttin g ly drove in tw o ru n s and D ennis Rasmussen. 1-1. pitched a five h itle r, g iv in g B illy M artin h is firs t hom e victory In his fo u rth term as Yankee m anager The Royals tu rn e d one trip le play and three double plays. W W W BASEBALL ROUNDUP LEARN ST A N D IN G S R ESU LTS AMERICAN LEAGUE Eat) W L Pel os 14 J u r — Baltimor* 1) ft 019 — Toronto II t SJ0 m Dotroit II 1) Afft a Boaton 10 >2 499 *‘t MiloouHao « IS 40V Cttvoland ft IS a00 14 N*» York West 19 * 419 — California 1) 10 949 1 Minnoaola 10 • 524 14 Ctiiiago II 10 924 14 K m u i City 10 H 41? > Oakland 10 14 41? 1 Wotli* ) 14 ID uv Taioa Friday'! Btmiti Chicago t. Dotroit I Ctavaland 4, T*.ai4 Now York 1, KanaoiCIty 1 Botttmoro I. Minn*uti > Mitwaukao t. California 0 Bottoms. Oakland 4 Toronto S. 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"T h e y were try in g to Btay o u t o f the double play, and th e y ra n In to a triple p la y ." M a rtin ’s re m a rk drew a laugh. Il sum m ed u p the message he offers to those angry w ith the firin g o f Yogi Berra: ft doesn’t - m atter w h o ru n s the c lu b as long ■ oa It w ins. lio w th a t message pla ys reb m ains to be seen. None o f the 20.603 fans seemed ve ry u n ­ happy w ith M a rtin a fte r the game, th ou gh . "W e got tim e ly h ittin g and Oa.-ft M ft-H **«rft III, h*m% I) M M X l- t ll OB — I • ■ft f t I f t I I M I 'ft H U if A• 1I I'NH It t l ) ) )ft ( I I I 1ft I I I I Ck*mft!» fft 4I 11 *•**»>• Ct As9• tr i* t t a0t • ? a c ) ) ) ) * u*a«’< n u n H n lH ft A Cam#* it* a** A* - U m i U * *3 ran* I r f It) Va*** it; rd ka" AA I4||. L- |#*8i«i It . 1) *•» We"* h m >mrI)1 fi 9 . 9 8 TIME FOR AN OIL CHANGE? N U T S S A V M 6 S AM D S U V K t YO U CAM C 0 W T U l „ . WlfaflACl-SMOW , 0UIFHILA 8 MBFICTA j DAILY 00UBIE 7 - ii klraaa *f n. ! p .m . 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Above, Trinity Prep's Adrienne Politowlcz, left, and Katie Sams console eacti other after a disappointing effort In the mile run. At the left, Sams agonzies, even as she hits the tape, while winning the 880 run for the second straight year. The Lady Saints finished second. S a m s R e p e a ts A s S aints FAM U'n I my* made It a sweep lor the Tntlaliasner school w ith 59 total WINTER PARK < rally Katie" p o in t* , rm n p a re d to 5 2 fo r Fort Sams didn't need to In' too shrewd Lauderdale West m inster. Friday night All she had In dn wan run T r in ity , w h lrh was b u ilt Into a and run Hnd run and run power house by Ih r late George A ustin, Ikmnrlng bark from what she con­ was shooting for II* e ig h th overall state sidered o dlsajipolntlng showing In ihr eha m p lon ship ll w ould have taken a Ihr mllr run. Trinity 1‘rcjr's vivacious near perfect show ing by the east Irrxhmon look llir Ir.ul and never Sem inole C ou nty school The biggest looked bark wlillr defending her alulr th o rn In the Lady S a in in ' side was championship In the HBO run before Laura Isbell. Tam pa B erkley Prep's distance ace She ran aw ay from Sam* I . ion fan* at Showultrr Field. "I warded in gel mil frurd and work and Junior A d rle n u r f'o llto w lr / In the the first tap," the said alter the rar e, "1 m ile, th en did Ih r same to Pnlitowlcz wan needed aero lid going Into the In Ih r tw o m ile. P o lllo w lc /. who was th e defending merl. mi I didn't know what to expert Hid lin e r I won lard year. I really tw o m ile cham p, cmne aw ay w ith a pair o l th ird * In lhe distance events, wauled to win badly ay,Oil," Sailin' ellorl wan one of many by a w h ich w o u ld he considered an o u t­ s ta n d in g show ing for m ost people, hut hiuoII hid mighty hand ol Trinity I'rep Uidy Saints who frll several point* not fo r the bouncy blonde w ho has short ol whining Its third straight IA heroine a |>opular fix tu re at tills meet stale championship Tallahassee since h e r seventh grade year IsIm-II, w ho ouldueled Si Augustine FAMtJ. always a threut In the Iroys' division, used Its superior depth to poll Si doe's Bachael H opkins In Ih r Iasi out a 40-37 Victory over the Lady H ire r yards lo w in a spectacular record By Bam C ook H e ra ld B p o rla E d ito r S ta te Track/Fleld tw o m ile in 11:14. erased P o llln w lrz ' m a rk by 23 seconds In Ihe process. A d rie n n e ran an 1 1 47.4 Iasi year hut cam e hom e In 11:59.6, F rid ay. " A d r lr n n r has ru n a lot of doubles (m ile and tw o m ile) In her career." Mild a s y m p a th e tic L y m a n coach d o r la m g h lln "S h e 's been Inconsistent th is year, But ll seems like she's run a road race every week. Maybe she's rim too m u c h ." It m ig h t not have m attered the way Isbell was m otoring, th o u g h . She blew away th e Held In the m ile m 5:12.5. H op kins was second In 9:16.4 and P olltow lez th ird In 5:26.8. Sams was a d is ta n t firth In 5:34.4. " I was mad at m yself a lte r Ihe m ile ." Mild Sams. " I decided If I was ever going (o do som ething lo n lg lil It had lo he In the HHO I had to get my a< t to g e th e r." Sams, w ho won last year In 2 22, 8 8 0 C h a m p tu rn e d in an Academ y Aw ard |>rrform ance. She took a five-yard lead at the h a lfw a y point and th en used her su pe rio r strength to stretch It lo 15 ya rd s III Ih r bar k s trc lc h a* she battled a 10 m ilr nn-hour w in d The 5-5 freshm an, w h o Is one ol the to p soccer players In C entral Florida, lilt Ih r tape at 2:21.9. alm ost five s r e o n d s b e lte r th a n T a lla h a s s e e Mac L a y's Dawn C rtim cr. The ru n was Just 1,3 second* o ff ihe stale record of 2 .2 0 .6 held by B c a r h r * C h a p e l's A llis o n Mrssincse. A lo n g w ill) Sams, e ig h th grader Stacy Johnson had a superb meet The M all land resident placed second In bolh Ih r 220 and 440 dashes — and she was a close second In holh. losing In the (Inal yards In each event. " I was h u rtin g ," she Mild o f the tw o stretch runs. " I w as rea lly try in g hard lo catch them tin t It W'a* Jusi loo hard But I’m really going lo go after them next y e a r." II her pre-high school accolades are a ny Indicator, she w ill t*r a force in the next four, Jo hn son , w ho attended E n g lis h E s ta te s E le m e n ta r y a n d T u s k a w lllu M id d le S c h o o l befo re com ing to T rin ity , has tw o seconds In the 440 along w ith a second and a fo u rth In Ihe 220 to show for her tw o years o f stale corn|M-tltion W e s tm in s te r 's J e n n if e r G a u v ln topi>ed Johnson. 5H 5 to 59.8. In the 440 w hile FAM U 's Patsy Bow tr Just ulp|M-d her. 26 I to 2 6.2 . tn the 220. A ll hough Jo hn son was a near miss In those tw o da s tirs . It was her excellent opening spin h i the. m tle relay w hich Sams d ie d as a key to T rin ity 's final- event v ic to ry . Sams a n c h o r e d a 4 :1 4 ,2 m ile to to p W e stm inste r by one second and secure second place for the Lady Saints. "S ta c y ran a great firs t le g ." said S a m s , w h o w a s a ls o J o in e d b y 1 2 -y e a r-o ld s e v e n th g ra d e r A v a A rc h ib a ld and sophom ore Laura B a r­ rett. "S he really d id a g rra t |o b ." M o o s e R ip s . Eady's Triple Propels Butch's Over Adcock B y C h ris F ls te r H e ra ld S p o rts W r it e r B e rn a rd Eady ir lp le d a n d scored on an error w ith one m il In ihe I muioui or (he seventh lo hii Dutch'* Chevron to ■ 6*6 v ic to ry over Adcock Booting In S a n lo rtl L ittle A m erican League a ctio n F riday at W rstslde Field. A dcock had truth u 5 - 1 tend going In in the bottom ol ihe second b u t D u tc h 's C h e v ro n scored fo u r lim es to tie ll at 5-5 T w o rim s *4 on-d on a trip le o il the l>al ol Ell B la ulo ii T o n y C havcrx' BUI trip le and B u s ty K e e lin g 's r u n s c o rin g single enabled Adcock to take an H-6 lead In lo Ihe ImiIIoiii ol the l i l i l i T w o ru n s M in ed via w ild pitche s lo r H utch's c h e v ro n In the K ith to lie the s n iit-u l 7 7 N e ith e r team scored In Hie s ix th and the game w ent in to c g lru in n in g *. In ihe to ji ol the se ve n th , leadntl m a il t'o r r e y W illia m s got to second w ith one n u l h u l w as p ic k e d rd l by sh orslo p Erie W a n hliig lm t Be­ liever Eady llie n stru ck o u t Ihe u r x l B ille r lo end Hie In n in g In the h o lt edit of the seventh. Adcock reliever Krskhre H ow ard goi H arvey ('Huger to |>op out lo short loi the llrst out. h ut Early B a ll M o t o r Last season. Mixrse bad the Ix s t o verall record In (he San­ ford J u n io r League B u t. because It d id n 't w in Hie ilrs l or second hall o f the season. Moose was left out 111 Ihe cold w hen ihe league e h a m p lo n s h ip s e rie s r o lle d around. Friday. Moose m oved Into a He lor first place o n the last night or Ih r Itrsl h a ll as ll knocked off Hall Motor Line. 15-5, at Chase Park. Both Moose am i K lw anls are lied (or Ih r flrs i hall Irad w ith 7-3 records. Ball Motor Line and Elks, w h ich had a chance to make it a three-w ay lie but drop|>ed a one-run Ita llga m r to K nights of C olu m b us, finished at 6-4 w hile Ihe K n ig h ts were 4-5 and B otary. last year's firs t-h a lf cham ps. O-10. B a s e b a ll follow ed w ith h is trip le a m i scored on an e rro r fo r Ihe w in n in g run. Eiidv had tw o o f the four lilts fm B u tch 's C hevron In the game when C havers was 3 lor 4 for Adcock Booting K A IL R O A D E H 8 POBT WIN In L illie N ational League ac­ tion Friday at Hay A v c im r Field, the B u llro a d rr* rapped out 1 1 I ills and overcam e the lou r-h lt |H-riormancc ol C ardinal's A n ­ thony Huberts fo r u 12-9 victo ry. Vince M atthew s led the way lor Hie B a llro iid rrs w ith lin e r Inis. In c lu d in g a tw o run hom er and an B ill double. C alvin Havis added three singles ami scored H ire r n u ts Huberts d rille d a single, tw o triples am i a hom er hul he d id n 't have uny ru n n e rs in drive in us he collected Jusl tw o B ills out o f the n u th u rsl I I I L it t le N a tio n a l League games M onday, Ihe K u llm a d rr* lake on D.A.V. at Fort M rllo n at 5 p m Unbeaten F lint Federal takes on C ardin al In the second gumc A l West aide, poppa J a y 's trollies K ln k rr • » F M vfild Ptwtoby T im m * Henry 'Prez' DeBose, left, and Bob Meyers, the ‘Blue B rothers/ take time from their heavy workload as umpires to mug for the cam era. DeBose and Meyers are two of the veteran signal callers who work the Sanford Recreation Department leagues each year. Kite, C row d S tifle Yawns As 18 Pars Keep Lead CAU LSH AD . Calif, IUPIJ - Tom Kite had 18 consecutive stra ig h t pars, tint w a tc h in g a p in bowler h it the lane's ic s rl b u l l o n w n u I d g I v e v o ll nr o r r gnnschuiups " I d o n ’t really enjoy a ro u n d like th a t." he m i IH No one enjoys a ro u n d like thul But w hile K ite kept the galleries ya w n ing . It also kept h im In Ihe lead m idw ay ilir o u g h th e M O N V 'T o u r n a m rn t o f C ham pions. Barely In the lead th ou gh , a* l.a im v W a d ktiis charged to w ith in u stroke ol Hie leader by shooting a 4 u n d e r |w i 68 K ile 's even-pur 72 billow e d his open­ ing ro u n d ol H under 64. a course ami tournament record-tying performance, and I r l l h im al M under IJH heading Into S a tu rd a y's th ird round. W a d kln s. w ho shot a 6 9 III the opening ro u n d , irarl lire Mime sta rt as Kite, (s irrin g ih r first nin e holes But he exploded o il the lu c k side, ra ttlin g oil tilr d ie s iu i the I o tii, I l t h , 12th am i 13th hob s in m ove lo 7 under H r h o g ry rd lire 15th hole to tall tw o shots h rh lm l K ile, h u l got one s tn tk r tu c k w ith a 12 tom b ird ie putt on No. IB A t i G o lf W a d kln s bad a chance lo take the lead ot Be K ile hut he ll|)|M-d out hlrdle putts n il the I7 ib a n d IH th bole* I lite r sirokes o il the lead al 5-urider 139 was la u ry Nelson, w ho shot u 69 Friday Tied at 140 w e rr Fuzzy Z od ler. w ho carded a 72, and M ark McCurnbcr. w ho shot a 71 Zoellcr It'll hour the leader Ixiard w ith bogeys on the I title and 17lh holes Deadlocked al 3 u nd er 111 were Lee T re v in o . W a y n e L e v i a n d W o o dy B la ckb u rn I trie m lin g ch am pio n T om Watson, w ho shot a 75 T h u rsd a y, had a 73 Friday and w a* 12 strokes b e h in d Kite Jack N tckl.ius shot a 72 and was al 146. 10 struts o ff Hu- lead, w hile M asters c h a m p i­ on Bernhard Langer ol West G erm any w h ittle d 10 slrukes ofT h is first-d a y xcorr, trout 7H to 66. which w as Hte d a y’s (rest round. He was at 142 K ite 's M ild tils m eth od ical round was o nlv s lig h tly d ifferen t th a n T hu rsda y’s re c o rd -ly in g round « •*r " I h o n rs lly played ju s t as well today,' he Mill) "Hut yesterday the p u tts a ll w ent In Today they a ll came close, It was alm ost com ical o u t there lor a w hile I Just ro u ld 'l make a b irdie p u ll.” He also c o u ld n 't in ls s a par p u ll He had one four-footer and a ll the rest were Inside three feet T h e unique T o u rn a m e n t of C h a m p i­ ons. open only lo lu rm e r T o f C w inn ers and tournam ent w in n e rs in the | m * i 1 2 m onths, tins a field o f 27 players The w in n e r of the event earns 872.(XX) R A IN DOESN'T P E R TU R B SH EEH AN HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. IUPI) B atty Sheehan kept her polsr d u rin g a lo n g ra in delay F rid a y and b u tll a tw o-stroke lead going into S a tu rd ay's H urd round of lire a2lX).()00 Moss Creek P la n t a t io n W o m e n 's I n v i t a t i o n a l to u rn a m e n t. Sheehan shot a 4 -u u d cr 68 to go w ith her opening rou nd o f 70 fo r a 30* hole to ta l ol 6 -under par |3H Bam delayed plav three hours F riday, h u l Sheehan d id n 't lei th a t d istu rb her. " T h is weather r r q u lr r s even g rra te r p a tie n c e ." she said. "O n e m ust play In a ll k in d s o f weather. Over the seasons tt . balances o u t." Despite the delay, a ll hut six goiters m anaged to Itutsh the second rou nd before d arkne ss h a lte d play F rid a y Those golfers were to liiits b tlu -lr second rounds today before th ird -ro u n d play began Donna W hite Bred a 69 Friday and was 4 under at 140. K a th y Baker shot 71 tn ih e second ro u n d and Joined W h ite tn s rc o iid place. Baker Mild a rrc e n l a djustm ent has Im proved her play. "I'v e been p u ttin g Iw ltc r alter m o vin g d ire ctly over the b a ll." Baker said Alone In th ird plaee was J u lie Inkster. She shot 7 I and w as 3-under at 141. " I 'm glad I had 11 holes under m y belt (when the delav began).'' said Inkster. 4Hth on Ihe m oney list. " I h lrd lrd no 12. so I believe m y game ts co m ing In to sh ajie," A m y AlcoU'. H ollis Stacy, Lori Garbacz am t Ju d y E llis a ll finished the second rou nd al 2-under. E llis was utnong those who trad one hole to go when play was called Friday. First round leader S ally L lt llr fell baek In Ihe pack F riday a lte r soaring tn a 79. Moose used a 13 hit offensive attack and (h r com bined five-h it p itc h in g o f J im m y M urphy and M ike M e rth le lo upend B a ll Motor Line F riday. M erthle also led (he offensive attack as he w ent 3 for 4 w ith a pair of doubles and tw o KDls. H a r r y C h lb b c r lo n , S c o o te r Leonard and to n y P ritchard con; trlb u trd tw o h its each The game was close for four Innings h u l Moose pulled away w ith five runs In the lllth w ith Met lin e 's B ill double and Chibb e rto n 's r u n - s c o r in g s in g le leading the way. Honald Cox had a pair o f IH pIrs to lead Hal) M otor Line, the team Ih u i was In first place most of the firs t half. B urnett W ashington added tw o bits and one B ill In Friday n ig h t s second game. Elks lost Its shot at a tie for first place as H d ro p p e d an 8-7 decision to K n ig h ts o f Colum bus. The Elks took a 7-5 lead Into ih r top of the seventh In n in g when the K n ig h ts took advan­ tage o f seven errors to score H irer ru n s and take an 8-7 lead. Elks had the ty in g ru n on th ird w ith tw o out tn the bottom o f the seventh b u t relieve r Anton Held got J e ff S m ith to ground out to shortstop D ew tght Brinson for the Bnal out. The Cofleld brothers. Hobby and Hon (Peanut), had tw o h its curb to lead the K n ig h ts at the plaie. Willir- "S u g a r T e x " M c­ Cloud was 3 fo r 4 w ith a solo hom er and tw o -ru n double to lead Elks. M cCloud was on deck w h e n S m i t h g r o u n d e d to Hrlnson for the last out, — C h r is rU te r i �Sunday. M ay S. 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A N O O B J E C T IO N S NOT VO F IL E O W IL L BE FO R E V E R BARRED D ata of f t * U r t l p u b lic a tio n of m u N o tlc t o f A d m m litra fio n A p r il y tth . I t * } t \ ! T in a B ru n tw lc k , A t P ar to n a l R a p ra ta n ta llva of f t * E tt a la o f G E R A L D IN E M G E N IO TTO . O tc u u d A T T O R N E Y FOR PERSONAL R E P R E S E N T A T IV E !%J V a l.a to ra R S c a r f* n N o rm O ranga Avanua O rla n d o F tortd a J I B i Tatapfw* <m i m om P u b ltrn A p r il » A M a y S. INS DEE II * IN TH R C IR C U IT COURT O P T M R R IO H T R 1N T N ...J o n e s C o n tin u e d fro m IB u ltllu d c to w a rd u ll o f hlM opponents, he Mould l>e very p o p u la r because he o fte n comes o ut on top. Jones, however, alw ays seems to huve a rea dy sm ile. H e's p e rs o n a b le , m id o h y e s, there's lo u d s o f talent. L ike Peterson. .Jones ts a Junior w ith enorm ous ju m p ­ in g a b ility . Somewhere near 42 Inches for u vertical leap. Jones says To go w ith th a t he's fust, especially fo r a Jumper. "L ik e Peterson, he’s got g ie ut a b ility and h r leurns very q u ic k ly , th a t's one o f hts b ig g e s t a s s e t s . " a s s e rts S e m in o le C o u c h K e n Braum an. U n lik e P e te rs o n . J o n e s started re la tiv e ly late as a Jumper, and he divided h is lim e w ith basketball. Yet. h r has come u p w ith big per­ form ances. In clu d in g w in n ­ in g the K rg lo n 3 trip le Jump ...Peterson C o a tln u td from IB "P eople alw ays told me I had t h r Jum ping a b ility ." h r rx p ls in s . *T was told th a t I w ould be good at It. " tie has the raw skills, b u t he hasn't r r s tr d on them . Peterson began tra in in g for th is season w ay back tn O clober — ru n n in g , liftin g w rig h ts . R etting rra d y for his fin al prep season. A lth ou g h a Junior academ ically. I’e trrs o n ru n s o ut o f a th le tic e lig ib ility fo llo w in g the stale meet S a t­ urday at S h o w a ltrr Field tn W in te r Park. H e b e g a n s c h o o l la t e because of an u nfo rtun ate a u to m o b ile a cc id e n t as a youngster and w ill tu rn 10 before Sept. I. m aking h im loo old to p articip a te under sta le's age lim ita tio n rule. " H is te ch n iq u e , stre n g th and fle x ib ility have a ll Im ­ p ro ve d ." says T rib e coach Ken B raum an. "H e w orked very h ard th is fall to im prove h is stre n g th He’s a good athlete to begin w ith and he's got giMKi sire and speed fo r a ju m p e r." ch am pio nsh ip tro n lc u lly . a q u irk o f fa ir gol h im started In that event. D u rin g a m eet last year, trip le Jum per D exter Jones Ino relation) iia d to drop out. and A lvin Jumped In. tlirra lly. From then on he hus ra p id ly progressed " I lik e t h r tr ip le Jump better; I th in k lirc u u s c I’m lir tte r al It." h r says. " I th in k t'v c surprised a lot o f people and m yself f i r cre d its m u c h o f his d e ve lo pm e nt In B ra um an . "C oach B ra um an has done e verythin g because he used to do It h im s e lf." Jones said. "Me know s a ll the tux and o u ts ." B ru u m a n has suggested that Jones consider the Ivy League w hen college rolls around, not necessarily for a track career h ut liecause of Us fine academ ic trad ition . Jones has that type of poten­ tia l. "T ra c k is im p o rta n t: I love It hut the education Is w h a t re a lly c o u n t s . " says Jones, w ho p lans to tn* un engineer. A ided by hts a b ility to Despite h a v in g to nurse a heal that was In ju re d In an e a rly m ee t. P e te rso n hus b r r n a force in every comp r ill ion to date, (hanks In p art to a n a tu ra l v e rtica l Jum p that hovers the 40-Inch m ark Yet. he re a lly Is n ’t pleased w ith hts to ta l perform ance. " I n the trip le Jum p. no. In th r lon g Jump, yes.” h r says. *'tf m y heel w a s n 't b o th e rin g •n r. 1 feel I w o u ld do better (In the triple). I 'll have to Jump w e ll e a rly (In S a tu rd a y 's m ee t)o r It w ill sta rt h u rtin g . I ’ve long Jumped (u n h r r th is year th a n I ever have, a n d I c o u ld J u m p a lo t fu rth e r. 1 th in k I could w in It. " Peterson e x p la in s the d if­ ference In the tw o rffo rts "T h e long Jum p comes down to one big b u r s t." h r says. " I n the trip le Jum p yo u ’ve got to have y o u r technique rtg h t. If y o u 're technique's not rtg h t. you w o n 't Jum p too g o o d .' Peterson a nd Jo n e s are co nsta ntly m o n ito rin g each o th e r to m ake sure th ey stay In th r rig h t groove. W hen the co m p e titio n sta rts, though. g r a s p c o n c e p ts q u i c k l y . Jo ne s has been able to excel I m-»i in th r trip le Jump, w here g(K>d technique Is rs .s rn tl.il " I f you d o n 't have y o u r m in d o n it. yo u ’ ll mess up, th a t's fo r s u re .” h r says. “ F or Instance, you have to I k - s u rr y o u r height ts rig h t. You have to lx- patie nt so you d o n 't come dow n Umj soon. Presently. Jones Is fly in g hig h und so is Peterson. The p a i r b r I n g a s m i l e to B ra um an . w ho has had his s t ia r e o f f in e a t h l e t e s "T h e y 're very com p arab le to some o f the g(M>d Jum|>em t ', v r h a d in th r p a s t," B ra u m a n says. "A ro u n d ih r s t a le t r i p l e J u m p - w is e , th e y 're going to s la ck up a nyw he re from the to p four. In the long Jump, ih e y be co u ld lie In lop six. "A n y lim e you have tw o 23-plus long J u m p e r s In one year and holh 47-feet trip le Jum pers, y o u 've gol good Jum pers." Jones is the Min o l San lo rd 's Kev. Am os und O u rrn Jones. It's w a r even If th ey d o n 't a d m it It. "W e d o n 't have a had fe eling about beating each o th e r." con lends Peterson, " f t ju s t m a k e s u s w o r k h a rd e r. W e'd r a th e r beat each o the r then have som e­ one from another team w in ." W hen you look at th e ir faces, though, d e te rm in a tio n Is w hat you read. B oth have pride ; both w aul to excel Peterson plans to tra in w ith th e tr a m n e x t y e a r and com pete as an in d r p r d r n l In some collegiate m eets w hile fin is h in g u p tr h o u l. II u college scholarship Is in Ih r o flin g . h e 'll la k r It. H e's also co nsidering the A ir F o rc e . A lth o u g h B ra um an contends the year's la y o ff m ay h u rt a b it, he’s co n fid e n t the scouts w o n 't be tu rn e d off. " I suspect those th a t are Interested w ill stay interested. They k n o w he's h e re ." Bruum an says. Peterson Is h o p in g th a t a fte r S aturday everyone w ill k n o w w ho he ts and w h r r r to fin d him . P e te rs o n Is th e s u n o f S a n fo rd ’s C alvin and Em m a T hom pson. J U D IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A N D F O R S S M IN O L I CO U NTY. F L O R ID A C A S IN O , A* « !» CARO I SUN B A N K . N A , a n atio n a l B anking aoaoclallon P la in tiff. Vi A N T H O N Y VAI . JU D IT H E V A i . h i t w I I * E S T E N IO H G I M E N E t a n d C K IM B E R L Y G I M E N E I . and JOSE V G R E E N LA N O . D atondanf* N O T IC E OF A C TIO N TO A N T H O N Y V A Z and J U D IT H E V A Z , h it * lf a A d d r t t l U nkn o w n YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D th a t an a ction h a t baan M a d a g a in tt you In tha S am lnola C o u n ty C irc u it Court and th a t yau ara rto u ir a d to M a your W rrlttan d a fa n ta t. It any. w ith I f * C la rk of fha a b o r t tty ta d C o u rt and fa aarva a capy ih a ra o f on Joooph E FooWr. E m , PO Boa 111, O rlando. 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T o w lt S tation SOSO* F la tid o S M tu N olO S l t J o ta p h K C raa m a n t. J r P u b iitft A p r il M A M a y S, I I 10 tots DEE l i t F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o tic o I t horoby g ivan th a t I am engagad In b u tm a w a l ISO B o n l O a k C o u r t . S a n la r d . S a m .n o * C ounty. F lo r id * H IM under I t * IlcfllW uO n a m * of SNACK T IM E V E N D IN G , and th a t I In la n d 10 ra g itW r M id n a ira w ith I t * C la rk a t Ih t C irc u it C o u rt. S a m .n o * County. F lo rid a m o c c a rd a n c * w ith t*w p r o r i i i a n t a t in * F ic iiu a w t N a m * S la lu * * . t o w lt Sac to n MS S* F la n d * S ta lu ia t I t l l t v J a *r y Ja cob * P u b flth A p r il 14. 11. 1« A M ay » IOES DEE tl legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S N A M k N o lle * i t h * r* b y g iv a n lh a i w * a -a tn g a g e d m b u v i * s t *1 1S1 0 . a n * C o u rt C a itt lb o r r y S *m .n o l 4 C o w ily . F lo rid a 12100 u n d e r th * tld lH o u s n a m * o l F IR S T IN V E S T M E N T G R O U P and lh a l « * m * n d M r * g l * * v M id n a m * w ith t t * C * r k o f tn * C irc u it C ourt, S tm in o * C ounty F lo rid a in accordance w ith th * p r o v l l l o n i o t t h * F ic t it io u s N a m * S M tu * v Ta w il Sac Io n MS C* F lo r Ida S M Iu M t l « r t A rth u r B F n W w a n * M a tia n o C ip o li* s G iro la m o C ipolla s F ra n k A F a N o n a lti P u b lim A p ril I I . IS A M a * S. t l . IN S O E E IM F IC T IT lO U S N A M E N o n e * i t l * r * b y g iva n lh a l wa are engaged in b u t ln o tt a t M IS O r a n g a B lv d . S a n lo r d Sem i n o * County F lo rid a 13111 u nd e r th * lic n 'ie u t n a m * ot BAD TRUCK ANO AUTO R E P A IR and m o l wa in la n d lo i eg .star M *d n am e w ith I t * C la r k a t th * C ir c u it C o u r t, S a m ln o la C ounty. F lo r id a In a ccordance w ilh Ih * p ro visio n s o l th e F ic titio u s N a m * S l a l u * t to w it Section MS 0 * F lo rid a S tatutes is s i s Beecher E B u m g a rd n e r s D iane E B u m ga rd n e r P u b lis h A p ril U I t A M a y S. II. IR S D E E US NOTICE U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S N A M E LA W N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N lh a l in * undersigned d e s irin g io engage in business under I I * fic titio u s n a m * o l C R E A T IV E IN S U R A N C E S P E C IA L IS T S IN C #1 num ber 111 W a tt F irs t S h e et In th * C ity Ot S a n lo rd F lo r id * inlands lo r a g itla r th * said n a m * w ith I t * C la rk o l t t * C i r c u i t C o u r t o l S a m ln o l* C ounty. F lo rid a D a l t d a t M t m p h l t , Tan n ets*#, th is 11ml day o l A p ril. IN S t M CRUM P o f F l o r i d a . in c k A B arton M a llo ry , I I I . Asst Sec y P u b lish M a y S. II . 10.14 IN S OEF 11 IN THE C IR C U IT COURT •N A N O FOR S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A PR O B A TE D IV IS IO N CASE NO M 111 CP IN R E E S T A T E O F tHCSMAS M W ILC O K. Sr . Oac eased NOTICE OF A D M IN IS T R A T IO N I O A L L PERSONS H A V IN G C L A I M S OR D E M A N D S AGAINST THE A B O V E ESTATE ANO ALL O TH ER P E R S O N S IN T E R E S T E D IN S A ID ESTATE YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D l h a l th a a d m in is tra tio n ot t t * a t la l* ot Thom as H W ilcoe . Sr . J * le a v e d F l * N um ber 14 111 CP is p ending in i t * C irc u it C o u rt lo r S em inol* County. F lo r id * P io tw t* D iv is io n the a d d ra ts ot w h ic h Is S a m ln o la C o u n ty C ourthouse Sanl-trd. F lo rid a I nm T t * paetwnal i* p r event at lue ot I t * e via te i t E d w a rd L W tlcaa, w hen* a dd ie ss I t I E th e l S lraa l. Mic h e iie r New Y o rk I MO* Th* n o m * a n d e d d r t t* o f th * p e rs o n a l r o p r t M n lo tlv o 's a l lo r nay a ra sal lor Ih bo low AN parsons h a rin g c la im s or d a m a n d t against I t * a t l a l * a re r e q u ir e d . W IT H IN T H R E E M O N TH S FROM TH E O ATE O f THE FIR S T P U B L IC A T IO N OF TH IS N O TIC E , to III* w ith Ih * c w rk o l t t * above c o u rt a w r itte n statem ent ol a n y c la im or dam a n d Ihey m ay have E ach c la im m ust be m w r llln g and m u tl i n d i c t * Ih * basis to r the c la im . I t * n am * and address ul I I * cre dito r or h i t aganl or a tlo r n a y . and th * a m o u n t c la im e d If I t * c la im l | not y t t O u t, th * d ata w ha n I t w il l b a c o n * due shall ba s ta led It th * c la im I t secured th * ta c u rl • y s h a ll b * d e s c rib e d Th* c la im a n t shall delive r s u ffic ie n t copie s o f t t * c 'a im to i t * c * i k to enable I t * (la rk lo m a il o r * copy 10 aach per to n a l ra p re M n la lly * A ll parsons interested In I t * e v ie i* to whom a copy ot I h it N u t.ce o f A d m in is tra tio n h a t b e e n m a ile d a r * r e q u ir e d . W IT H IN T H R E E M O N T H S F R O M THE DATE OF THE F I R S T P U B L I C A T IO N O F TH IS N O TIC E to t l * any ob ta c tio n s th a * m ay ha re th a t ch alle ng e u * v a lid ity ot I t * dacadani t w ill. I t * q u a llllc * lio n s at th * par to n a l ra p re t e n t a t i v e , e r t h * va n u a o r lu n s d ic tio n at th * co urt E d w a rd L Wilcoe. A t P ersonal R ep ra sa nla liva ol I h o E t la lo o l T hom es H W lk a e . Sr . A T T O R N E Y FOR PE RSONAL R E P R E S E N T A T IV E C u rle y R D o ll* . E sq u ire too* 0 B ra d fo rd Court T a lla h a tta * F lo rid a U K . ISO*I MS M M P u b lis h M a i I. t | . IMS OEF I t F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N otic# i t hereOy g ive n th a t w * a re engaged m business a t P O B oa SSA S a n la rd S a n la r d . S e m in a l * C o u n ty flo r id * I l f u g s w under I I * fic titio u s n a m * o l M IL L K A M P . and th a t wa in la n d la ra g itla r M id n a n * w ith I t * C * r k a t tha C ir c u it C o u rt. S e m in a * C ounty. F M e ld * m a c c o rd a n c e w ith th o p ro v is io n s a t Ih * F k t llio u t N a n * Statutes. Te w it Section M l 0* F le n d * Statutos ItS f / » / G a ry E M ille r ■ ‘ V J e llra y M ilia r /S 'W illia m C T tik a m p P u b lis h A pr If I * 1 M a y S I I , l( . ISOS OEE i l l F IC T IT IO U S N A M E N o lle * * hereby g iv e n th a t I a m engaged m business *1 Ida L e y b u rn PI . Lung w ood Sam m o * County. F lor Id a w r % u nd e r i t * fic titio u s n a m * ot F L O R ID A F IN A N C IA L R I A L E S T A T E , and lh a l wo in la n d t * r a g it la r la d n a m * w ith I t * C la r k a t Ih * C ir c u it C o u rt. S a m .n o * C ou n ty, F lo r id a in accord a n ce w ith t l * p ro v is io n s o f i t * P K tt lia u t N a n * S 'a lu ie i. T o w lt Section M S M F lo r id * S ta tu te * l a i l '» R on a ld C M over P u b lis h A p r il I t A M a y %. I I . ta. tats d e i in Legal Notice legal Notice IN T N E C IR C U IT COURT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO U NTY. F LO R ID A CASE NO b a iS lF C A IS O G R E G * N IE N H U IS A N O OR W A N D A I N IE N H U IS A N D C A R E Y N B O S A N D OR H E L E N R AS K A BOS P la in titts . vs TYRONE W IL L IS . D efendant NOTICE OF A C TIO N TO TYR O N E W IL L IS . II a live and ii dead h is u nkn o w n spout* h a irs d e rita a s . g ra n M a s cradi to rs and a ll o t th * p a rtie s c la im in g by and th ro u g h under or against h im . a n d t t * M v * r * l a n d r e s p e c t iv e u n k n o w n assigns, successors In Interest. trusM as. or any o th e r parson c la im in g by. th ro u g h under or against any c o rp o ra tio n o r legal e n tity nam ed as a defendant and a ll c la im a n ts , parsons or p a r ie s n a tu ra l O' c o r p o r a * or whose e r o c i le g a l s ta tu s It unknown, c la im in g under any ot th * above nam e d o r described defendant! o r p a r lie s o r c la im ing to have any rig h t, t ilt * , ar n ie c e !I In and to t t * lands h e < te lle r describ e d YOU ARE N O T IF IE D lh a l an action to q u * t t i l l * I t * fo llo w in g prop a rty In S a m ir a * County F lo rid a L o tt IS and M . o l B lock H, of SECOND R E P L A T o l TRACT I t of S A N LA N D O SPRINGS Seminole C ou n ty. F lo rid a . *c cording to p la t Ih e r to l recorded in P la l Ban, a. page a. at ih * P u b lic R eco rd s o l S a m ln o la Caunty. F lo rid a h e i baan Ilia d e g e m sl you and you are re q u ire d to serve a copy o l your w ritte n defenses It any. lo II on C A R E Y N BOS ES Q U IR E . P l a i n t i f f s ’ a tto rn e y w ho ** address is P o tt O ffice Boa 1111, O r la n d o . F lo r id * IN d l telephone n u m b a r [1011 See east on or b e fo re J u r * a. IMS and I I * I t * o rig in a l w ilh Ih * c * r t Ol Ih l* c o u rt either be lo r * M r v lc t an p la in tiffs ’ at torney or Im m a d ia M ly thereat to r otherw ise a d a la u lt w ill tie e n l t r t d a g a in s t y o u to r th * re lie f dem anded In Ih * com p ia in lo r pot*tton O A T E D O N M A Y 1 IMS IS E A L I D A V ID N B E R R IE N A t CtorS o l Ih * C o u rt By J a a n B rllla n t A t D eputy C la rk P ublish M ay S, IZ. I f . » . IMS O E F IS A D VE R TISEM EN T THE BO ARD O F COUNTY COMMISSIONERS THE COUNTY OF 1E M IH 0 L E Separate seeled b id * for FC S1 Meredith Manor Slraot Paving w ill be received In t l * Office Ot Purchasing. Seminole County, u n til l 00 P M . local lim a W e*neuter May y*. leas Bids w ill b t P ublicly Opened and road aloud In I f * O tftc* of Purchas Ing n g i E F irs t S ir** !. Room W ill. Sanlord. FL a l I t * above appointed date and tim e Th* Oftlcar w h o * duty It Is to open b id s w ill d a c ld t w han Ih# specified tim e h a t arrived and no bids received thereafter w ill be considered Late bid* w ill be re turn ed la Ih * Sander un “T T * ! * , M 4, wsau Set Office o l P u rclu tin g . P O Boa H it, Santord. f u l f i l 1110 If delivering b id * per sen d a lie a r to. C aunty Sarvlcas Building 1101 E F irs t Slraal. Purchasing R eception Room WHO. Santord. FL SCOPE OF W O R K. P ro .Id * * n labor, aqwipmonl and m a t* ria ls nacatM ry for paving ap proelmatoly 4.410 lineal f* * t ol an a a lltin g c la y t la g iliia d . Caunty maintained roadway In an ta ttlin g subdivision consist mg ol fha toilow ing In a titty toot rig h t of way I I ' wlda asphalt pavement H *" * "th k k * " limarock be ie c o u rt* 10" tla b illta d lu b b a t* io FS PSIf B V S e a * Drainage ly tto m Drainage structures and ap purtonancat A bid bond In an am ount ot not * t t than lir a percanl (|% ) of • t * total bid * m ount th a n *c company aach b id d e r's pro p o u l Bid security may b* in Ih * Iarm o l c a th to r's check mad* payable to t t * Board ot County C o m m is s io n !r k . W m in o * County. * r a bid bond w ith Surety satisfactory to th* County A com bination a t any *1 i t * term er is not acceptable, bid guaranty shall be In a s in g *, accept abl e In s tru m e n t fh a Caunty w ill accept only such surety company or compcnlas as a r t authorllad to w rit* bonds ot such character and amount under I t * laws of t f * Stale at flo r id * and as a r* accaptab* to Hw County Upon a w a rd , t f * successful b id d e r w il l b * r e q u ir e d lo lu r n lth p a y m e n t a n d par fo r m a n e * b o n d s , a a c h In I h * am ount o f 100 p e rc e n t ot t t * to ta l b id l i r e u i l Bond fo rm s w ill ba fu riu ih a d b y I f * C aunty and only mesa fo rm s w ill be used P ro o f o l in s u ra n c e In am ounts equal to * r exceeding i t * spec Hied a m o u n ts w ill also Im f H'HHJIf 'Brd' Specifications w ill b* avail at>* A pril fs. IMS. and may be obtained *• I t * O ffice ot the Engineers. Conklin. Porter and Holmes Engineers. Inc . 100 W Fulton Slraal. Santord. f L IMS) >11 d ia l P a y m e n t *1 F i t l y dal la r i ISM M l w ill be required tor aach M l, no refunds w ill ba mads C o n tra c t Docu mants/Plans a re a v a ila b * tar revw w only Hi I f * O fflc * at Purchasing T h t County ra te r ves Ih * righ t to ra la cl any ar a ll bids, w im ar w i l h a u t caws*. I * w a i v e technical it ws. er to accept t f * Md which In ito lodgement bast sar vas t h t In la r a s t a t th * County Coat at Subm ittal a t Hus bid Is considered an eparahanal coat at I t * bidder and than net be pasted an to ar borrw by I t * Caunty Parsons a r* a d v is a d th a t. If l*w y d a c ld t to a pp e a l a ny d * c lk ia n m a d * a l I h i t m e a l m g hearing th e y W ill need a re c o rd at R * p ro c e e d in g * and. to r Such purpeaa. M a y m a y need to ensure th a t * v e rb a tim re c o rd a t th * p r e c fa d in g * i t m a d *, w hich re cord In c lu d e * I f * to s ti m a ny and evi d e n t * upon w hich i t * appeal ts to b a k p tp d JaArm C B la c k m a n . C P M P u rcha sin g D ire c to r O ffic e * f Pur c h a t Ing 11*1 ( F irs t S ira a t S antord. F L M F F 1 IJ S S ia i IlM . B e t IIS P u b i.tn M ay I. H U O IF M IN T H C C IR C U IT COURT 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 OUNTY. F L O R ID A CASE NO M *1*1 CA I * K H A R O L D L WE ST end CARO L A W E S T. P la m lltts . VS JOHN W F Y E and ROSEMARY FY E Defender! i ! N O T IC E OF SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N th a t p u rs u a n t to a F in a l Judg m a n! In ta v o r o t H A R O LD L WEST and C ARO L A WEST. P la in tiffs , datod th * la th day ol A p r il . M i l . In C asa No u a m c A P S K o t t t * C irc u it Court o t t t * E ig h tee n th Judicial C irc u it, in and tor S a m ln o * County. F lo rid a in w hich JOHN W FY E and R O S E M A R Y FY E w a r* D e fe n d a n t! and H A R O LD L W EST and C A R O L A WEST. P la in titto | w ill M il to I f * h fg tw tl and b e lt b id d e r lor c a d i a l t t * W e ll F ro n t Door o l th * S am lnol* C ounty C ou rth o u M HI S a n lo r d S e m in a l* C a u n ty , F lo rid a , a l I I 00 a clock A M . on I t * 13rd d a y o l M a y. 1M1 the to ilo w in g d e s c rib e d p ro p e rty M l lo r if i in t t * O rd e r o l F in a l Judg m en I Lot A I t T h a i p a rc e l at land ly in g In Section 10. Township M South R a n g * t l East, Sem.noie County F lo r id * , described a l lot lo w ! F ro m I h t S outhw ell co rne r o l M id Section 10. run N orth. *40 00 te a l to a paint an i t * ca nte r lin e a t t l * 10 foat rig h t a t w a y o l Osceola Hoed thence r u n E ael. i s 00 toel to I N East r ig h t o l w ay n r * ot said O scael* R oad ttw n c * fu n along I t * E a st r ig h t o l wav lu w ot Osceola R oad. N o rth i m H toel to Hw P C o l a curve to th# fig h t, h a v in g a ra d iu s at a l l ta le a l and a c e n tra l angle at 11*11'T » '\ ttw n c # ru n along t l * arc o l s a id c u rv e i n la tool I* t t * P T ; ttw n c# ru n N IS* I T I f E. 1110 *0 to o l to I t * P C Of a curve to I t * rig h t, having a ra d iu s e l a l l a* le a l and a c e n t r a l a n g le o f l a ' l t le . I hence r u n a lo n g I t * a rc of said curve *30 f t ta e l to I t * P T . thane* r u n N tt * a 1 'W ' E. M 0 00 feet to I t * P o in t o f I t * Baglnn ing. th a n e * ru n N 10*41*4'" E. I X 00 ta e l the n ce leaving t f * Southerly r ig h t o f w ay H r* of Oscael* R oad ru n Soo*IF I0 ' E, aao 00 t o o l th a n e * ru n S IV -e i *0 ' W 1 3 0 » le a l, thence tu n N o o * n » W sao oo toet to I f * P a in t o t I t * B eginning Said p ro p e rty s h all be sold Subject to any o utstanding Hans or a q u llla t n ot foreclosed in this action D A T E D M A Y 1. I N I D A V ID N B E R R IE N C lark o t th o C irc u it C ourt By D ia n a K O a kley P u b lic a tio n e l th is N olle* an the Sth and 1!«h day o l M a y. I N I . m E van mg H tr a ld D E F 11 IN T H E C IR C U IT COUBT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C I R C U I T O F S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , F L O R ID A C A tE NO I I t * l CA 1} P A L F R E D G D a L A T T IB E A U D IE R E and J U A N IT A L D e L A T T lB E A U D IE R E, P la in tiffs vs JESSIE B R A O L E Y . P L E 0 0 IS B R A D L E Y , E U G E N E ABW AMi jh , HORACE L C LA IR E C IL L A M C L A IR E , w a r y g l e n n and C h a r l i e G L E N N ale * i a | , b a to n d a n fi NOTICE OF A C TIO N TO Q U IE T T IT L E TO JESSIE BRADLEY, address unkn o w n P LE D D IS HRAOLEY. address unknow n. E U G E N E A B R A M S . JR address unkn o w n H O R A C E L C L A IR E address unknow n. C IL L A M C L A IR E , address unknow n. M A R Y G L E N N , address un known. C H A R L IE O L E N N . address u nknow n N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N lo I t * abo ve n a m e d parson*. 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ISBI. m O ffic ia l R e c o rd Book t a il. P a g * 00*1 P u b lic Her ores el Sam lnoto C a u n ty . F lo rid a . Said r e a l p r a p t r f y b e in g m a r * p a r tic u la r ly d escrib e d a* Lets 10. t l , and IJ . L y in g W a ll a l R a ilw a y . B la c k |. L ockharts S u b d iv is io n , a t re c o rd e d I* P ro p e rty Book 1. P a g * 1*. ac ca rdin g to I t * p u b lic record s at S e m in a l*C a u n ty . F lo r id * YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D th a t yau a r * r * quirad to a e ry * I copy at y * u r answer o r d e to n to t to tha Cam p la in t upon I f * P a filia ts t r 't at •a m oy. H a r r y L Lam b. J r . P E R R Y 5 L A M B . P A . a ll N o rth F e rn C roak Avenue. O r U ndo. 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I t t S - l C l o p s In 10 C o u n tie s Youth Volunteer Takes Pride In Down-Home Heritage By Susan L o d e n H e ra ld S ta ff W r it e r Re li.i Y arborough. a 17 vcar-old whose w in it inti ways w rre at km iw tedgrd w hen she was name O u tsta n d in g Youth School V o lun te er Is a lin irih generation Geneva raneher who has learned to la k e p ride m her d o w n home heritage, a p rtd r that w ill p ro b a b ly kre p her rid in g the range instead ol p u rsu in g a leaching rareer as m ig h t lx- expected A lthough Miss Yarbrough, as a Seminole f'o u n lv D iv id e n d s volunteer w o rk in g w ith kindergarteners at l^iw to rt E le m e n ta ry School, won oui over J ix io y o u n g s t e r s in in C entral Florida co un ties tn lx- named school v n lu n tr r r of the year, she said. she d ix -s n i like to h il the IttMiks hersell That lim its her educational a m b itio n s follow trig gradual ton Hus year from Oviedo High School in a 2 year stint at Valencia C o m m u n llv College, billow e d bv work as a teacher’s aide She m ay g o o n from there but she said, as the voungesi ol Ed and Imogene Y a rbo ro ug h's four children. It s up I n her to decide w hat she wants 10 do In llle I d like tn go into education a little t ill. " she said Hut despite her love ol ch ild re n - I like to leach them th in g s I love to see ih r lirs i tim e a t»abv lakes a step That s su« h an accom plish ment Or In kindergarten, when a kid can say I lial s yellow and Ire rigid T o see Ih c lr (ares, 11 s like gosh look w hat I've done she said — she m ay uol end up tn a classroom al all. bernusc her love of her fa m ily 's way of life on the ram ti has become of prim ary 1m|<orlance and a source ol great pride to her R a n c h in g is a f a m i l y a f f a i r lo r th e Y a rtxiro ug h* *W r r r close in th a t we do tilin g s together hot as tar as being a real ■lose family as tar as em otions, n s not shown too m uch A stern w ord fro m m y dad w ill shut any ol us up no m a ile r w hat age And m y m om ra n snap her linger and I II iiir n around no m a tte r tl I'm m a crowd ol .U) pt opU ft I hear lli.it soap I know there s W M irth ln g going on, Miss Yarborough said Am ong l lie* th in g s Miss Yarborough has dune w ith her la tn lly o w n the past year or so sta rtin g H w«M S m S I t Wu . I i * i " Reba Y arb orou gh in her fa v o rite settin g ...h o m e on the ranch. when she was Hi arc ride th r range w ith Iter dad. ru n n in g and b ra nd ing cattle, and check lences w ith her boyfriend Paul M a/ak I'<1 love in have my ow n ratteh Someday some ol th is (rant III w ill be m ine I want to ran tny ow n cows I'll run w ith the lom tlv too as tar as that goes, hot I want rnv ow n I d like to have a registered herd "W e all help when tim e comes I w orked last sum m er lu ll tim e w ith m y dad I in the only one w ho has walled th is long to start T h a t's o nly lm .n isr when her b ro the rs W E and .1 W . got lug enough to help w ith tag stub, the fam ily got In to iim lx -t in a dd itio n to Its heel cow* business and. Miss Yarborough said “ T h a i's Hogging) n o th in g lor a girl lo do. My sister U .yn n l pulled cable, logging for about a week and it Jti**t m uscled Iter rig h t up Petite d a rk -h a ire d Miss Y a rb o ro u g h has developed g rit w hile w orking hi the fields and pastures of th r Yarborough's ti.CXKt a r r r spread And hands-on knowledge ol the hard w ork tiehlnd fencing a held and other chores has Increased her rrs|x-ct for her way of life Hut rrs p e c l lo r others Is a key lo w ho Miss Yarborough Is and what she does And that respect has Ite m instilled hv t i n parents who have been a lot stricter than a lot ol other |M‘ople W e've been raised lo have a lot more respect for o thers ' she said Miss Yarltorough s rcsjiect lor o thers even carries over lo her kindergarten charges and she said, that and bet y u u lh lu l o utlo ok and her w illingness to listen may !«■ w h y they shower her w ith love "The people u p there (Lawton Elem entary I th in k th r w orld o f me It 's like they can't say enough lite r things about me 1 th in k it s lieeausr I have a lot ol respect for other |M'optr no m atter w ho they arc " Hut respect for her ran chin g lifestyle was som ething she had to develop on Iter ow n U n til about IM m on ths ago when Miss Y arlstrough started d a tin g M a/ak, who is also a ra n e b rr. she duln t take any special pride In bet ru ra l wav ol lifeMv Hist year lit high school I w anted to leave the country I used to th in k people w ould say. Oh you re trnm Geneva.' like big d ra l I'd aav. Oh yeah I'm from Geneva, hut d o n 't hold that against me ' Hut I'm getting m ore proud ol m yscll and w hat I have here and know th e re ’s nothing w rong w ith what I'm doing You have tn ta k r p rtd r tn y o u rse lf u n it w hat von have anti th a n k God lor 11 and go on w ith w ltat you have I in the last one (c ltlld l at hom e U n til I go they (h ri parents) w on't go anyw here and they te not going to go I mean. D addy's never going to leave here I ItofH* none ol us ever leave here to tell you I h r tru lh I w ould sit stark naked on live acres that Daddy gave it 1 was t li.it broke and not sell that See O U T S T A N D IN G . »C _ __________________ Trio To End SCCA Season Z o o log ica l Society Honors Joe O ritt Something new has been added to hang In the board room of the Central Florida Zoological Society — the Joseph A. (Joe) O ritt Zoological Service Award plaque O ritt, a director ot the society for seven years, holds the plaque that also bears his name In the first square as the first winner In 1984 85. O ritt received the award and honor at the April 24 annual board meeting of the CFZS held at the Sheraton In Maitland. The award, Initiated by the board ot directors to honor a director, will be presented annually to the CFZS director "serving above and beyond the call ot duty." The Canterbury Trio, in eluding v io lin is t D avid Cerone, from left, cellist J e n n i f e r L a n g h a m . and pianist Anne Epperson, has won accolades lor being one of t o d a y ' s ( in e st young chamber ensembles The trio will end the 1984 85 season tor Seminole Mu t ua l Concert Association on Monday, May 6. at 8 p m . in the auditorium of Lake M ary High School. According to Annette Wing, me mber s ol the concert association are Invited to bring a guest to the concert which wilt be followed by a reception with refreshments hosted by the SCCA Doard ot Directors During this time subscription memberships for the 1985 86 season will be ottered Pet H ealth Commercial Diets Versus Homemade Diets One o f Ih r m ost d If lim it sub­ je cts lo discus* w ith owners is I h e ir p e t's d i r t F ro m t h r ve terina ria n's sta n d p o in t anim al n u tritio n has progressed rapidly In the last 20 years J u st as In people we have fo un d that pro­ per n u tritio n Increases lifespan, enhances re p ro d u ctive a b ility, and allow s lor Ix - ltrr han dling of disease when II o ccurs The biggest plus for the average jx-l o w ner has Ix-en the development o f s ta n d a rd iz e d c o m m e rc ia l diets We w ill discuss the advantages o f com m ercial d ie ts over hom e­ m a d e d ie ts as w e ll as Ih r weaknesses o f these d ie ts Before we start I'd like you to approach th is subject w ith an open m ind Many of us u rr genuinely con­ cerned w ith w hat yo u r anim al ra ts Many diet a ry related pro­ blem s may not become evident lo r years so II Is o fte n d iffic u lt to convince an o w n er th a t they are not properly feeding th e ir pels Some take It as a personal Insult Michael T. Walsh, DVM*o l and r r lu s r lo believe that they arc not doing Ih r rlg h l th in g for ih c lr a n im a l. Lets look at the pros and cons o f homemade and co m m e rcia l diets H o m e m a d e d ie ts M any ol these were o rig in a lly fo rm u la te d b a s e d o n th e Id e a t h a t a ru rn iv n rra d ir t consisted m a in ly ol m ra l. U sually these d irts are handed dow n from the person w ho sold you yo ur pel The sim plest forma of these diets ((in s is t m a in ly of organ m eat such as liv e r, beef heart or h a m b u rg e r These w ere the same diets used by /o o * before th e y re a h /c d they w ere n ot adequate. The m ain problem s w ith these d ir ts are m ineral and v ita m in d e fic ie n c ie s and lm balances F rom the outside the a nim als u s u a lly appear quite healthy for a n u m tirr ol years. T h is Is an Im p o rta n t p o in t Dietary problem s are usually not re|Minslble for rapid death and sym ptom s are often very slow In showing up. For m any jieoplc seeing Is b e lie v in g II the anim al looks healthy and has a shiny coal then H m ust lie an adequate diet, but a " h e a lth y " coat can be greatly Influenced sim p ly by the high protein and fat content o f m any meat d ie ts Many pels on these diets have more trouble lending o ff disease, have poor reproductive ca p a city, sm aller liners, poor d o in g young, shorter lifespans, len d lo lie overw eight, and a rr p icky eaters Even w ith s u p p le m e n ta tio n these d irts do not slack up to the better co m m e rcia l d irts . Commercial dicta: For those who use hom em ade d irts and who feel offended lake heart. Ih r r n n im r r r la l d ie ts have some problem s too Deficiencies are n o t c o m m o n In c o m m e rc ia l diets, except 111 those brands w h ic h use (Mxir Ingredients such as Inferior grades ol protein The National Research C ouncil (NHC) sets the regulations w hich re q u ire th a t c o m m e rc ia l pet loods must meet or exceed the m in im u m r e q u ir e m e n t s o l va riou s n utrien ts T h is avoids m a n y nf th r problem s w ith the hom em ade diets but !( Is not enough Some researchers feel that It Is also Im |xir1ant that we have m axim um levels set on these n u trie n ts as w ell At p rrs n i l w ith o u t uppper lim its set some d irts may have excessive a m ounts o f protein, phospho­ rous. sa lt.c a lc iu m etc A gain we m ust put th in g s In perspective The m a jo rity o f our pels can live a lu ll p ro du ctive life o n a com m ercial dlel b u t there a r r exceptions Older anim als m ay have d iffic u lty w ith some d ir ts If th ey have a ny disease p ro b le m s such as k id n e y or heart a ilm e n ts C o m m e r c ia l d i r t s w h ic h advertise that they are l(XJ% n u tritio u s through all stages o f an a n im a l's life may not lx- the Ix-st fur older (x-t* or those who are c h ro n ic a lly III For a diet to c u rtla lri a dequate e nergy for grow th and reproduction there Is u sually rxcess m il ric tu s lor the less u rtlv c In dividu al w ho w ill have tro u b le w ith o ld er age diseases. Too m u c h protein m ay d a m ­ age otherw ise healthy kidneys and cause progression o f e x is t­ ing kidn ey disease The salt content ol some diets m ay also lx- excessive for the older dog or the jx*t w ith heart disease. Some researchers feel that the level of sail could be reduced lo oneth ird ol the present levels and s till m a in ta in health In a ll age groups Inadequate calcium leads to Im nr problem s but excess c a lc i­ um m ay a lle c t phosphorous. Iron, zinc and copper absorption and p o te n tia lly lead lo d e ficie n ­ 6 *- • ***•*•# cies In these elem ents I th in k you cun ace that w hile all diets have some problem s the com m ercial diets are s till ahead of l he hom em ade varleltle a lor most (lets Advances are s till Ix-ing made In d ir ts w h ic h arc available w ith com panies (laying more a tte ntio n to the different needs al d lllr r r n l ages When chousing a diet lor your n e w p e l th e r e a re so m e guidelines w h ic h can help As a y o u n g s te r feed a re p u ta b le com m ercial food Avoid all table v raps and treats so as lo avoid m aking Ih r a n im a l a p icky eater At adulthood feed a good com rncrclal loud, h a ll In the m ornin g and h a lf In the evening Alter m iddle age s w itc h to a dlel lower In protein and sail such as the c ycle brands We. w ill discuss s o c ia l diets ncxI week For th r answ ers to y o u r pel h ru lth question*. w rite to Dr W a lih , C/O The E vening Itrru ld . P.O.Uox 1607, Son fo rd 3 2 7 7 1 + flit i �1 C — E v e n in g H e r a ld , S a n fo rd , F I. Sunday, May J. I»IJ Engagements Swann-Muse Mr. and Mrs. George L Sw ann Jr.. H eardall Avenue, Sanford, announce the engagement o f ih e lr d a u gh te r, M ary Louise, lo L arry K e lih Muse, son of M r and Mrs. Jam es A.M use. 269 Short St . Lake M ary. born In S anford, the brideelect Is th e m aternal g ra n d ­ daughter o f A llen Nelson. San­ ford. and the paternal g ra n d ­ daughter o f M r. and Mrs George L. Swann J r., la ik c Mary. M is, S w a m Is a June, 1978 g ra d u a te o f S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l . S a n f o r d . S h e is employed as secretary In the C ity of Sanford b u ild in g De­ p a rtm e n t at Sanford C ity Hall. H er fiance, b o m at bangor. M aine. Is Ihe m a te rn a l grand­ d au gh te r of Mrs Vera Bum sed a nd the paternal g randdaughter o f Mrs. Helen M use, both o f Sanford He Is a J u n e . 1976 g r a d u le o f S e m in o le H ig h School, and a 1980 graduate of U n iv e rs ity of C en tral Florida. Mr. Muse Is employed as the new service coordln aior for Florida Pow er and L ig ht C om pany. The wedding w ill be an event o f June 22. at 11 a nt., at First H apttst C hurch. S anford. Stegner-Sullivan M a ry Louise Swann, Larry Keith Muse M r a n d M rs T h o m a s C. S tegner. 129 Peacock D riv e . A lta m o n te S p rin g s, u n ru m n rr the engagem ent o f Ih rlr d a u g h ­ ter. E lizabeth A n n |Beth). to Van A S u lliv a n o f Orlando, son of M r. and M rs. E.C. S u lliv a n . Route 2. T u lla h o m a . Tenn. Horn at C harleston, W. Va , die bride-elect Is the paternal g ra n d d a u g h te r o f W a lte r H Stegner. H onrsd.de, Pa. Miss S tegner Is a June. 1978 grudoMtr o f L y m a n High School, Lungwood. w here she was p re s i­ d e n t o f C lv ln e t te s . o n th e yeartxrok and newspaper staff and a m em ber o f l i i r Student Council. She Is an April. 1982 graduate o f U nive rsity o f C entral Florida w here she received a bachelor's degree In public rcla tlo n s /a d v c r tIs ln g am i was a memt>er o f UCF Student Senute. She is employed as p u b lic rclatlu n s /a d v rrtls liig associate by K issim m ee St. C lo u d C onven­ tio n and Visitors b urea u. H er fiance, b orn In Roaring S prings. Pa.. Is a J u n e . 1978 g ra d u a te of T u lla b o rn a High S chool. T ullah o m a . where he w as a mem tier of the tra ck tram . N a tio n a l H on or S o c ie ty and M ath and H is to ry C lubs. H r graduated w ith hig h honors In e ng ineering science from the U n iv e rs ity of Tennessee In June. 1982 He was a m em ber rtf Tun Ile ta PI Engineering H onor Sw i ­ r l y and Full G ospel Student F e llo w s h ip . M r. S u lliv a n Is e tn p lo y e d a s a c o m p u t e r e n g in e e r by M a rtin M arietta Aerospace. Orlando. The wedding w ill h r an event of May I I . at noon, at C alvary Assem bly o f God. W in te r Par k Elizabeth Stegner, Van A. Sullivan Open On Sunday 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Tirad Of All ThoM Hidden Chargot Whan You Go To Tha Baauty Salon? Not Al Haadllnaral COMPUTE PERM For Sartlor Stocksett-Dickey ■I Mr arid M is W endell Storksel. graduate ot Lake H ow ell High S c h o o l. M a it la n d , a n d Is •1251) A rt L a n e , S a n fu rd . an C lion nee the engagem ent o f th e ir em ployed at Freedom Savings. V d au gh te r, S a n d ra Louise. to Lulu- M ary. •iw tiiT n m "'H M iA tv -v " rh m < v nt * 1 'lft-r *nSdee’, h o r n ih H m irn rrt. Is j! D eltury, son o f Mr anil Mrs. th e paternal grandson o f Mrs. E, H Dlrtkey. Cnpllvu Island. He Is ' Jo hn Dir key of Sanford Horn tn HnpkliiM, M inn., the a J u n e . 11177 g r a d u a t e o f T b r l d r - r l r c l Is th e m a te rn a l S em inole High School. S anford, a n d Is employed hy M c lln b c rl* • granddaughter ol M i inul Mrs • A rth u r Senkbell, I tanning. Calif,. T ire s. Orange C ity T he wedding w ill Is- a ll event • and the p aternal griunU iaiighter •,"ol Mrs C h a r lo tte S fo c k a e lt. o l J u ly 2 7 , a t 7 p in . , at A s c e n s io n L u th e ra n C h u re li. - Itralnarrl, M inn Miss H tocksetl Is ir June. 1980 CuMH-lhcrry. * i w s o a I t o , Ana SncMa* A W rtn tn O uw A niM O n ,, A l H a < « u m Can N o . f a t Am £Mead(!ii<eikB 3 3 0 3 P 3 I N C N A VC HUE S A N F O R D F L O R ID A J l l / t RHONE < ) 0 t | J i t S A S t Her d ls s e ria tlo ii was named "m o st o u ts ta n d in g " and she has I m-i -ii Invited to present It to in I n te r o a t I o n a I e o n fe re u r c . s|xmsored try N A T O and ASI, al A ls on P ra v e n e e A lx Is a medieval to w n ’J o m iles horn Marseilles in d ie F rench Riviera Mrs Parko. h e r liiish a n d Joe a i|d th e ir daughter K im b e rly w ill 11v from A ila u ln to F ra n kfo rt G e rm a n y June 22 I hey w ill rent a ear and d riv e lltm u g h S w itz e rla n d and die F re n ch Alps to A lx. A lle r the (onferem e th ey w ill d riv e to llrneelm ia Spain, then buck to Paris tor a b rief visit b e ln rr liv in g to o k to A tla n ta J u n e 23. M rs Parko Is do- d au gh te r of M rs J u lia n Vam . S anford uml th e late C larence R Jo n e s, S u u lo rd . She g ia d o a lrd fro m S e m in o le H ig h S c h o o l a n d N ielson U niversity A Ladles’ Complete Department Store. Everything A Lady Needs To Wear! And All Pleasantly Priced! PUT 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 L U M K-3 & UP CWo? IN HER LIFE WITH SAVE ISO 00 NOW - EARLY REGISTRATION THROUGH MAY 31 ON NEXT YEAR’S TUITION CALL THE OFFICE BETWEEN 8 00 1:00 MONDAY FRIDAY 322-3942 , K r yefm/mm / r . . ■ / I lost 79% lbs. a n d V W ///f> '/ All nt us here al the clinic really do understand how frustrating weight control can be. We've been through It ourselves. How many nights do you go to bed and promise yourself that tomor­ row ts going to he dll fere nl? How many times do you cry because of your extra weight. There real­ ly Is an answer and you really can achieve your goal weight M a rg a re t Parko On Program A t In tern atio n al Conference M a rg a re t J o in s p a rk o . lo rm rrly o f S a n fo rd , received her I’li.D in lle tia v lo r Disorders fm m G e orgia S ta le U n iv e rs ity In August, HfH-f Her dissertation: D rce io p m rm u / a n d Kx/HTtenl/rf F actum in C n w t li’e I ’w b la n .Solving In S ch oo l Age C ln u lrrn C O O mm W mciwaM N M Cat. PsM M m aI Wara Ana NOLE TRINITY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Sandra Louise StocksetY, W illiam Dickey $ C llln n a L e t u s h e lp y o u . W e d o eare. erican Health and t& k ilto iii] Clinics We really do understand what you go through. W I N T E R PARK 6 2 9 -1 4 4 1 1 M AH A M P i Monday thru Friday SANFORD 323-6505 ? M U U N pm M a g n if ic e n t ly d e s ig n e d d ia m o n d je w e lry h ig h lig h te d by th e c o lo r and s p le n d o r o f p re c io u s g e m s to n e s . C h o o s e fro m o u r royal red g a r n e t ... ro m a n tic p u rp le a m e th y s t... .c ry s ta l c o o l a q u a m a rin e . . .or th e tro p ic a l s u n s h in e e v o k e d by o u r s u n n y g o ld e n c itrin e . G ive h e r d ia m o n d s and c o lo r e d g e m s to n e s to c o m p le m e n t h e r m ood . . . to m a tch h e r o u tfit. . to suit any o c c a s io n . A n d so a ffo rd a b le . In p re c io u s 14 K arat g o ld . : . ’ Designs copyrighted 1985 'Kactvi 1122 S. PARK AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORC 322-2363 �Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Elks Oratorical Contest Sunday The D is tric t T w o A nnual Ora iorlcal contest w ill be held at The Elks Home. 7 th Street and C ypress A ve nu e , at 3 p.m .. Sunday. May 5 Local w inn er S ybil Baker w ill compete against other w inn ers from the d istrict lodges. Miss Baker Is the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. S tew art Baker She Is a senior at Sem inole High School were Is active tn school activities. She Is a m em ber of the T rib e honor c lu b and she Is a prospective 1985 Debutante. The w in n e r o f Ihe D istrict Two Contest w ill attend the State Elks Contest M ay 19. Brother Earl E. M ln o tt. D istrict C om m is­ sioner of E ducation o f the Elks, Invites the c o m m u n ity to w itness these o ra tio n s by the con­ testants. The East-West Kl wants C lub Sunday, May 5, IN S — 1C The Graduate Shop Regency Graduation Announcements 100 For >26.60 M arva Hawkins Name Cards 100 For >12.00 IT T > IU w ill hold th e ir weekly m eeting at the F rie nd ship and U nio n B u ild ­ in g . 7 th S tre e t a nd L o c u s t Avenue, according to E arl E M ln o tt. p re s id e n t. T h e c lu b m eets every T hu rsda y at 6 p.m " O n e O f T h e L a r g e st H a llm a r k S h o p s In T h e S o u t h e a s t . ” W w iM The A n nu a l S tew ard s' Day w ill be observed M oth e r's Day. May 12. at Allen C hapel AME Churc h, at Ihe 11 a m service. The Rev. Joseph S m ith W ill be the speaker fo r the occasion. Mrs. Inez M cDonald Is c h a irm a n 99 S t M am a M a v t t a , VOGUE GIVES VOU i« v a n EXQUISITELY DETAILED ong 7900 Elks Celery City Lodge 542 and Evergreen Temple 321 held a King and Queen Ball to benefit the scholarship program for deserving high school students. Winners were Walter Mosley, king, and Joyce Lowe Davis, queen. Runners up were Lorethea Carpenter, queen, and Edward Jones and Felix Smith, tie for king. 100H COTTON V.v CLOTH , K CANVAS J»\ JACKETS V YOU J SAVE ... Outstanding Youth School Volunteer group meets w ith o the r chapters and she stands up w ith the land. T hat d be the last th in g I ’d presidents. But her m ale clubs e ll." M iss Y a rb o ro u g h said, m ates have told her th a t a l­ "because he w orked so hard for th ough she's done a good Job. It. she's the first and last female "I'v e Just said that In the last president because th e y 'v e de­ year. T w o years ago I would cided they w ant the post to be a have said, 'S ell it m an.' B u i I'm m ale dom ain, she said. not that way now . Now lh a i I've A lth o u g h M iss Y a rb o ro u g h seen how e v e ryth in g w orks and b rim s w ith self confidence and know how hard It Is to go out pride, she said, she doesn't take th e re a n d b u ild a fence o r k in d ly to those w ho scoff at her whatever It re a lly consists o f." c o u n try ways. I c a n ’ t sta nd M a z a k 's I n t e r e s t In th e somebody that once I p u l on a Yarborough ranch, fits question pair o f cowboy boots — I'm th a t s h e c o u l d n 't a n s w e r , m arked and brunded. I love to spurred Miss Yarborough to get dress u p and go places and see out and learn w h a t's happening new things I love to go shop­ on lh r spread, she said ping. I'm a shopping fool. I "I'v e learned so m uch Now 1 alw ays like lo go and 1 alw ays would be o u t here w hether he like to come home. I can drive was w ith me or not. I've learned alm ost anyw here in 30 m inutes. more about o u r ranch and the " I fit Into most places you p ut way th in g s go In ihe last year me. I can relate to a n y b o d y and and a h a lf th a n In Ihe 15 years hop efu lly sit dow n and ta lk to anybody. I love to ta lk , so I gel before th a t." she said. But Miss Y arborough Is more along w ith everyone." she said. M iss Yarborough fit rig h t In at than a ranch hand. She's a "d a rn in g fo o l." specializing In O rlando's posh W yndham Hotel clogging and has taught that w here she received her D iv i­ co u n try dance. As a Junior and dends award on A p ril 19. “ It's s e n i o r s h e h a s b e e n a gorgeous." she said of the hotel. cheerleader and u basketball " I t 's a ll m arble anti the c h a n ­ d eliers are as big as m y p icku p p la ye r a n d p re s id e n t o f the Future Farm ers o f Am erica. tr u c k ." She's ihe fir s t fem ale FKA t ie r parents w ho w ere "p ro u d president at her school and said as could Ire," adapted to the she tu rn s a few heads when her change o f pace us w e ll and Miss Continued From 1C Yarborough said. "M y dad even ate quiche that day He had never seen quiche He Just said. 'W ha t is th is . Im ogenc?’ It w as d llfe re n l It was a real nice experience." But w hen Miss Yarlm rough got home she donned her cow boy gear and w en t mu in the pasture w ith Mazak to shool a rm adillos, a p re tty ty p ic a l date for them . "W e uiw uys spend all o f o u r lim e out In the |>asture. W hen kids go to the beach, we d o n 't. We go to the pasture. It's good clean fu n ." she said. A lth ou g h Miss Yarborough Is a g e n tle n u r tu r e r o f h e r k in dergarteners. her -I m on th-o ld b o lllc -fc d calf. Sassy, and her " w ild c a t." Snow ball, she is a huntress w ho takes great p rld r in having dow ned her first deer th is year. A lte r tw o m o n th s o f h u n tin g w ith Mazak. w ith o u t success, on her first h u n tin g o u tin g w ith h rr rind she spotted her firs t deer and "1 Just tilled It lu ll of 'em. I shot it w ith a shotgun I was rea lly proud o f th a t and so was m y d a d d y ." she said. But at first, w h e n the deer (led in to the woods Miss Yarborough th ou gh t she had m issed her target and her fa th e r said, "W ell I d o n 't know Reba. you messed oniG PRICE' M ii|» " Right then m y daddy was disnp|)otntt*d In me. I said. 'Oh, m an.' It. Just k ille d me. He said. Well let's w alk a ve r there.’ and m n rh in Miss YartN irough's de­ ligh t she found her shol had been true. She had bugged her deer, and Fd Y arborough had one more reason lo be proud of his daughter. 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Iw U M a II *• m * a Ik M M M u ta ' cifoiis mmtmi The Church... M il lliM i *4444 1*4*4 - • 1 ........... I m. 44* s*rrm HPPF THF m im un I ■■1 .1r\n » ly l» M P B 121 >SU iThe Following Sponsors M ake This Church Notice And Directory Page Possiblei A T L A N T IC SU N N A T IO N A L B A N K BA N K and JCPannay Sanford Plaia S ta ff 200 W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. S a n fo rd , F la . Howard H. Hodgot and Stall K N IO H T 'S Q R 1 Q 0 R Y L U M B IR TR U B B H O I STO RK Downtown Sanford Don Knight and Staff V A LU I H A RD W A RE 500 Mapla Ava„ Sanford TH K M cK IB B IN AQENCY PA N TR Y Inauranca STEN STRO M F R ID K R K A LT Y Herb Stanslrom and Stall D IS C O U N T F O O D S and Employaaa W IL S O N 'B iC H K L B C R Q E R M O RTU ARY M K L’a F U B L IX OULF SERVICE M A R K ETS Eunice Wilton and Staff and Employaaa Mai Dakla and Employaaa W IL S O N C O L O N IA L R O O M M A IIR F U R N IT U R E C O . Mr. and Mra. Frad Wilton S E N K A R IK R IB T A U R A N T Downtown Sanford 11S East First St. Bill A Dot P^Jntar H A R R 1 L L A B IV B R L Y L .D . P L A N T S , IN C . T R A N S M IS S IO N Ovlado, Florida David Bavarly and Staff G LA SS O SBO RN ’S BO O K A F A IN T C O ., IN C . A N D B IB L E S T O R E Jerry A Ed Sankarlk and Employaaa 2599 Sanford Ava. W IN N -D IX IE STO RKS and Employaaa ‘SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY' M MW CPrym lm C W K I I N y 17 U . I P1MM4SI M M* t i n 4,t*m ii >1 4*4 I 7B 4 IW l f »4 ............... I t ■ W a . 1 . . . W I, 4f 4*4. C *rm i f C h h H I CMP * m 4 ,IM * m I i i i W if *44. IS IS M. I B S t. 144*4.4 m* MW h 4 m , , I I I iM I M I * 4. u *4 Wry n 11744 *4PUSt Cm try PipyHf ewrt*. CtytMf UW * M l UW Wry Cl I l M w , S44WI H a i l 77* I m M |M4 ( 444-41 I 4 U I CWrtl t i l l *t4 S«4 Cl 4m i IBM *4pHM CW t lM * n 44iy W M I I kytf*4 S44WI 1W A f lin k , C M 1*44, UP 4 W ry I CWrtP *M W i l l I * *1 Wtto, I m f tt l *M*>t CWrtl. 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W M st m n c u p s is i u w m m . m m Si Pmrt I i m i i p i I 4 1MM *1 UM Wry llll SJ K IW H 4 |4 W * 4 P N « IH — .• II I U I Ir a p m m 14*1 4 Ph i it <44 4 M44 A I �RELIGION B riefly Oviedo Baptists To Hold Church G ro w th Conference A C hurch G ro w th Conference w ill begin Sunday at F irst B aptist C hurch o f O viedo d urin g the 8 :3 0 and 11 a m and 7 p m . services. D avid C unningham , d ire c to r o f th r Sunday School D epartm ent o f Florida B aptist C onvention w ill he leading In fo u r days o f renewal, co n ce n tra tin g on growing In C h rist. The conference w ill continue th ro u g h Wednesday at 7 p.tn. and It Is open to the public. Singles Plan A ctivities M ay Is a busy m o n th for the singles groups at C om m un ity U nited M ethodist C h u rch In Casselberry, The C om m un ity Singles 118-40). w ho held u games and m ovie n ig h t Saturday In the church p arlo r, are planning a boat tr ip on the W inter (’a rk c h a in of lakes, lea ving the church at 10 a m . on May 11: a tr ip to Bonce De Leon S prings Stale Bark fo r breakfast and sw im m in g on M ay 18. leaving the c h u rc h at 8 a m : a picnic on M ay 26 and a M em orial Day pool p arty o n M ay 27 There Is also a singles Sunday School class and weekly Bible s tu d y and fellow ship. For inform a tion ca ll the church office at 831-3777. T he .Senior S ingles w ill go to Bonce DeLeon Springs on May 25. Deadline fo r s ig n in g up Is May 19. For Inform ation c a ll Sandra W h rle ssa t 830-7147. Israel Tour For Seniors T he Jewish C o m m u n ity Center. M a itla n d , Is sponsoring an 18-day lo u r o f Israel for senior a du lts o f C entral Florida o n ly . O ct. 23 to Nov. 10. The lo u r w ill Include the Chagall w indow s at Jladassah. the Dead Seu Scrolls, the W estern Wall, the m useum and o th e r attractions. M em bers o f the tour w ill also rid e a cable car to Massada. experience k ib b u tz living, w alk alo ng the Golan H eig hts and the m use um o f the Diaspora In T r l A viv, the G alilee, and o the r special experiences. For fu rth e r In fo rm a tio n contact Lois T un ne n tiau m . who w ill be leading the to u r, at 645-5933. Days o f Recollection D iscovering O urselves. A Day o l R ecollection fo r Women lead by C athy Askren w ill be held 10 a.m to 3 p.m Friday at the Episcopal C a n te rb u ry Bet real Center, Oviedo, and A Day o f Recollection fo r D ivo rce d Persons Is scheduled for,Pentecost Sunday. May 2 6 at the center Leader w ill t>c Marla Konlk. a Gainesville psychologist and single parent o f tw o children. Cost for each day w ill be $6 Includ in g lunch. Registration fo rm s are available from the center or at the H oly Cross E piscopal C hurch office, S anford Bahai's H ost Discussion T he Bahai's o f Sem inole C ou nty w ill hold a fireside discussion on the H a rm o n y o f Science a m / R eligion w ith a ta lk by local engineer J im Ik-llow s Sunday at 8 p.m. at 2463 Fleldlngw ood Hoad. M aitland It Is open to the pub lic for fu rl hr Inform ation cull 830-6865. T h r Baha'is o f O rlan do w ill host a p ic n ic at noon Sunday In Mead Gardens, W in te r Bark There w ill be food, games and fe llow ship It Is open to the public. Chotrs J o in F o r C o n c e rt The Ascension L u th e ra n Choir, u n d e r the direction o f Ted Douce, w ill Join the A d u lt Choir o f St. Stephen's L uth era n C hu rch In Longw ood for a special Easter season concert at 7 p.m, Sunday at St, Stephen's Featured w ork w ill lx- Easter C antata No 4 by J. S Bach. C hrist L a y In Heath's S trong Hands. N ew Classes O ffered Three new a d u lt Sunday School classes arc being ottered Sundays at 9 :3 0 a .m . at C om m un ity U nited M ethodist C hu rch . H ighw ay 17-92. Casselberry. The In clu d e a Young M arrleds class led by A n n e C am pbell in Hoorn 17: C ontem porary Issues (as r rla trd to the Bible), led by Kay Jo h n so n and Dr and Mrs. Dave Rankin In Hoorn 20; and F ellow sh ip In the Life E terna l based on the E p istles o f John, led by the Rev. Lester Ike In the c h u rch parlor. Rummage Sale Slated T h r C hristian W om en's Fellow ship of t h r First C hristian C h u rch . Disciples o f C hris w ill hold lls a n n u a l rum m age side May 8 -10 from 9 3 0 a .m . to 4 p.m. at 1605 S, Sanford Ave. M o ther-D aughter Banquet The annual M other-D aughter banquet at C o m m u n ity U nite d Methodist C h u rch . Casselberry, w ill be held at 0 30 p.m . Saturday. May I I . I n the fellow ship h all. Reservations are required. Danny Wolfe Concert C rn tra l Baptist C h u rch . 1311 S Oak Ave., Sanford, w ill host D anny Wolfe, tru m p e te r and soloist, at t h r 11 a m service Sunday. W o lfr has toured w ith the E.J. Daniels evangelistic tra m In India. Korea and the Untied States. Sharing Center Sunday May 5 w ill tie S h a rin g Center S unday In Sanford and congregations a r r being encouraged to have special prayer and offerings o f m oney and food In su p p o rt o f the work o f the S a n fo rd C h ris tia n S h a rin g C e n te r, a co op erative n on de nom inal tonal m in is try o f local churches Gordon Jensen To Sing Gordon Jensen, whose song, Digger th a n a n y M ountain. was n um be r one on the n atio na l chart fo r five consecutive m onths, w ill present a co nce rt at 6 p.m. th is S unday at the Episcopal C hu rch of Ihe New Covenant. 875 T u s k a w llla Hoad. W in te r Springs. For N e w Composition Choir Honors Music Director L ake vle w B a p tis t C h u rch in Lake M ary w ill tn- the setting for Ihe prem iere o f a choral a r­ rangement e n title d Yrf It Was In r Me w ritte n by the c h urch ’s Music and Y o u th D irector Tony Gibson J r . T h e m em bers of L a k e v le w C h o ir , w ho h a v e practiced the arrangem ent for several weeks, w ill honor Gibson and his wife. F a ith . Sunday after church services. pieces Is a C h ris tm a s m usical e n title d Come to th e Manner T o n y ’s muscl has a universal message In corpo ratin g personal a p p lic a tio n fo r th e C h ris tia n life.** she added. H r w rote and w ards and m usic In 1984 a n d com posed I he choral a rra n g e m e n t earlier litis year. It was p ub lish e d just a lewweeks ago b y JO Y Publishing Co. A t age 4. w hen his fa m ily t>ought a piano. T o n y sat down lo th e piano and began tn play a uto m a tica lly by car. lie began piano lessons al age 6 and be Is c o n tin u in g his tra in in g In music­ al Stetson U n ive rsity. He a t­ tended Pensacola J u n io r College fo r tw o years where he w on ihe "O u ts ta n d in g S tu d e n t o f the Y e a r" award In 19H1 and 1082 In a piano sonata c-nm pctltlun. Gibson, w h o w rite s lit a variety ol styles and them es, hits w ritte n Isitlt w ords a nd accom panim ent for 10 o ilie r C h ris tia n songs, yet tots- published Where docs he get his Inspira­ tion? H is w ife said. "H is Ideas come fron t serm ons, scripture verses, n a tu re and his personal experiences w ith God, One of his Itt March, G ibson competed w ith 15 other m usei m a jo rs on th e Junior and settlor level for an a n n u a l S trison M usic Contest, lie rehearsed lor tw o m onths and won the piano co m p etitio n and played C relg's Plano Con­ ce rto III A M inor w ith the Stetson U n iv e rs ity Orchestra. Gibson feels Ills ca ll lo the m usic m in is try has been a g ra d ­ ual process and a very rew a rd in g m in is try . M arried two years ago. ihe G ibsons ntei at BJC w here she m ajo re d In voice They m e t the firs t d ay o f school when he w as assigned lo accompany h e r \o c a l lessons. Music and ih e ir love lo r Jesus and Ihe fact th a t they b o th had the same last name gave them several th in g s In c o m m o n F au lt's father J e rry G ibson. Is h i pastoial evangelism and c h u rc h grow th pla nn ing tn A labam a Ills father. Tony Sr,. Is pastor o f a Baptist C hurch In Tam pa. F aith w ho w orks as a law c le rk at th r V olusia County C le rk ’s office, intro du ces most o f her husb an d's nm sie in her b e a u tifu l sprarto voter. She was voted "most ta le n te d " In high school and w o n a fu ll vocal m u s ic sch olarsh ip lit college. Vet l l Was to r .Mr Is a m usical piece w h ic h emphasizes the onerillee and love o f Jesus, h is enielD xlou and death Tony and Faith Gibson Lake vle w p a s to r, th e Rev Jackie Nix. said o f G ibson, " lie is a very talented and m usically g ilic d young m an , whose music w ill one day to u c h m an y, many lives, b ill I am itto si Impressed w ith Ills deep love and devotion itt ih r la u d ." State Department Forum Raps M ainline B y D a v id E. A n d e rs o n U P I R e lig io n W r ite r A recent State Departm ent fo ru m on religious lib e rty , co-sponsored by a c o n ­ servative re lig io u s organization, was used as a p latform fo r attacks on the N utloual Council o f C hurches, p ro m p tin g protests from a n u m b e r o f m ainline religio us leaders For some, sponsorship of the iw o-day event raised in q to rt.in i church-slate Issues and underscored the Isolation ol m a in lin e religious d en om ina tion s from the Reagan a d m in istra tio n . T h r conference was ro-sponsored by the Slate D e p a rtm e n t and the In s titu te In Religion and Democracy, a conservative research g ro u p that specializes in e lfo rts to change Ihe alleged leftist p o litic a l stances of m ainline re lig io u s bodies Because o f the IRD's long and vocal Itlsiory o f a tta c k in g the m a in lin e e c u m e n i­ cal leadership — one of the lenders of the conference. th e Rev. Ric hard J o h n N c illu iu s . called t h r m a in lin e leaders lia rs on te le v i­ sion's 6 0 M in u te s — most B rotestant and Roman C a th o lic religious leaders passed up Ih r M -M lim t. llo d a p p . lit Ills letter to A b ra m s , said the For those w ho did attend, ih c tr lean* that the event w ou ld Is- another rehearsal o f IHD conference lls e ll raised lor th e U nite d Stales some o f the same religio us lib e rty Issues co m p la in ts th a t Hie ecum enical m ovem ent is "s o ft*' on cottm ttm lsm . appeared in be poised against (he Soviets "W h e n c h u rch and state organic-ally Join borne o u t. A ccording lo Untied M ethodist Bishop to g e th e r In planning lo m eet these Issues Leroy llo d a p p o f Indianapolis, the confer­ and t l i f u use (lie occasion and Ihe s e llin g la ence. a tte n d e d by some 230 people, became c-oriferenre room of the Slate D c{>arttiii*iil) to a forum lo r "h e a v y , heavy a tta c k s on Ihe c a ric a tu re and then castigate o th e r religious groups w ho arc- nut even present, the National C o u n c il ol Churches "T h e IRD has every rig h t let attac k Ihe question of religious Ireedom In America becomes a h ig h agenda Ite m ." he said NCC.“ llo d a p p said In a le tte r lo E lliott ••The tael that tills Issue e ith e r did not Abram s, assistant secretary o f stale for hum an rig h ts , a lutsi ol Ihe m e e tin g "B u i o ccur to the co-sponsors o f the event or was when ll is done In a conference co sponsored ig n o re d by th em o n ly c o m p o u n d s the by ihe S la te Departm ent, m o ra l and ethic al d a n g e r." 1todapp said (as well as poll I leal I questions Im m e d la lcly D u rin g ihe conference. Ih e Rev. Charles B ergstrom , governm ental a ffa irs executive are e voke d." A speci.el target of the n lta r k s was the lo r the L u th e ra n C ouncil In the U S A., National C o u n c il's elfort to b u ild bridges sought to object lo the a tta c k s cm the between ch urche s in Ihe U n ite d Stales and c o u n c il. N o tin g th a t neither th r N a tio n a l Council the-Soviet U nio n Sociologist B rie r Berger, a leader of the n o r th e U S . C atholic C on fe re nce was IRD. called such elforts "o n e o f Ihe m ajor in v ite d to co-sponsor the fo ru m . Bergstrom sc andals of o u r tim e " and accused m ainline e n co u ra g e d Abram s lo p la n a d d itio n a l c hmVhes ol "apostasy” — an ultan do nn icnl conferences w ith m ainlin e re lig io u s leaders ol llu* la llli. Involved. Advertising Their Faith Paying Off B y D a v id Z ixzo O K LA H O M A C IT Y IlfB tl Sonde Sanders wears a pistol on tils hip and sells guns, knives anil brass k n u c k le s In Ills {town shop. He also "s a ve s" |ieoplr there by c o n v e rtin g them to C hrist (unity. " T o d a le , w e 'v e had 542 people w ho have come to the laird In h e re ," he says w ith a m a ch in e -g u n d e liv e ry rid dle d w ith S criptures Ex-eonvlcl Joe A rth u r Cecil sells ear (s irts arid saves people al Ihe Jesus Is Lord Garage and Salvage am t W isdom Is Life T ejichlng C enter " I d o n 't b u y n o ililn g from thieves." the h u lk in g Cecil de­ clares, "I done had m y lesson,” D a v id T e r r e l l , w h o c a lls h lm s e ll " I h e C h ris tia n c o n ­ tr a c to r." a lso I n s custom ers know he's re lig io u s, "b u t I use It very s u b tly ." “ It Is s tric tly an advertising to o l." he said. " I t is not a m eans to trv to co nve rt somebody, to change som ebody, to ta lk p h i­ loso ph y." A ll three consider themselves saved or "b o rn a g a in ." They also hrlleve w e a v in g religion In in Ih c lr b usine sses has w orked lln a m la l m ira cle s "T h e lust tw o years we've tieen the hlggesl pawn shop tn th r slate, as far as loans u n ­ concerned." said Sanders, w ho claim s he has even had a healing a ru n -o f-lh e m ill company. The a d ve rtisin g "sin g le d us m il as someone more c re d ib le ." R eligion has been good lo J im H u m p h re y too. He p ro m o te s " C h r is tia n b usine ss s h o w s " aro un d Hie c o u n try . " l l s like a home and garden s h o w ," he said al a recent show in O k la h o m a C ity, w here he collected $275 from each o f 2 0 0 e x h ib ito rs lie- d eclined to answer o th e r questions u n til a reporter a n ­ swered h is "H a ve you accepted Jesus C h ris t as your personal s a v io r? " "T h e se people are doing llie tr business in ihe name o f Ihe L o r d ," he said, as re lig io u s m usic blared Im m a bandstand " R e lie v in g In J e s u s C h r is t m akes th e ir business Increase." B rent H e flin , a college student m a tu rin g In funeral d ire c tin g , said som e people use re lig io n "s o le ly as a prom oting to o l." B u i u i 'H & H S lrre o , where he w o rks |> .irM liiie. "W e don't. We tx -lle v r ll " O u r em ployees are all C h ris M a n s ," he said "T h e y p tu y C h ris tia n m usic all clay long " lie said a sign out fro n t und te levision advertising declaring. "B raise the Lord " has b ro ug ht In cu stom ers. " I t 's u good huslness m ove, su re ." H ow ever. Mary H unter, w ho m ira c le or two o ccur In h is shop A fte r he llrst donated Sl.(KX) io Ills church am i pm op a sign o u l fro n l. "Jesus is Lord, loans in $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 ,* * t ils b u s in e s s blossomed and he tx iu g lit sever­ al prii|x-r(lc-s a ro u n d h is gaudy yellow store, lie h in ts God has made h im a m illio n a ire . " I f you waul in m id itp ly a lh n tis .m il H ints a thousand, he's done me way higgt-r than lh .it," lie said, Every employee wears a gun at th r shop, w h ich once "got knocked otf for 165 g ra n d " In a robbery, Sanders said. " I'v e used mint- seven Bides In 25 years. W illi good counsel m ake war You d o n 't let people ru n o ve r yo u." Sanders, who c a lls the pawn b u s in e s s " th e s e c o n d -oldest profession." sold every weapon sold al the store is legal " W r pruy w henever we sell u gun Dial nobodv w ill get hurt w ith It." A lte r Terrell first a dvertised on a C hristia n radio sta tio n two y e a r s a g o . s a le s g re w to $ :i00 .00 0 and rose again to $ 1 5 m illio n the fo llo w in g year. Now. he said. Terrell In d u s trie s is Ihe largest siding and rem odeling co m p an y in ihe s la te .** " N r x l year we’ll pro ba bly do $3 5 lo $4 m illio n ." he said " I t has really h e lp e d ." he said ol Ihe C hristian w ay. "B efore w r started using It. we were k in d of ru n s J im and M .u \ s Applianc es w ith her h u sb an d said religion cun In- a dou ble edged sword In business. The store- lias a "Jesus Is L o rd " sign o u l fro n t, erre led Irc-e by a C h ris tia n slgii-m akc-t " I t 's hard to read the p u b lic ." she said "T h e re are tw o types people w ho see the sign and w o u ld n 't conic In here at all. and v irile say. 'H ey. I'm a C hristian and I would lik e lo shop where som eiinr c i v Is a C h ris tia n '." Salvage ya rd preacher Cecil, w ho spent fo u r yeurs In Leav­ e n w o rth c h i a c o u n te rfe itin g ro n v lc llo n , says th ere arc- "p ro * and c o n s " a b o u t re lig io n In business "cause- th e re 's more i lev I Is out th ere th a n tla -ie are C h ristia n s." "Som e say th e y lik e the sign Some soy th e y d u n 'I m in e In here because o f i h r s ig n .” B ro prlrto rs say the C hristian them e can he u cross lo lx-ar w he n d is g r u n tle d c u s to m e rs qm-nOott llie tr fu llli and use tile religious u nglc to tr y to take advantage of th e m lin t like I la­ in her busine ss operators. T errell said he doesn't s im p ly tu rn the other c heek “ W r’ v r had th a t (re lig iou s anglel throw n u p to u s ." he said. " I go lo c h u rc h every Sunday lx -c a u v I'm n o t perfect. When we start doing perfect w ork I w ill ascend und y o u w o n 't even w e me anymore ' ^ t. ^ lu t lje r a n Men's Club Meets Cttlpzrctj The Holy C ross Episcopal C h u rch M en 's C lub w ill meet Wednesday at 7 p.m . In Ihe parish house at Fourth Street and Magnolia Avenue. S anford, for a supper and program . Highway 426 & Red Bug Road. Oviedo 32765 SUNDAY W ORSHIP SERVICES 6:30 A.M . and 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL • 9:45 A.M . Women Plan Luncheon Episcopal C h u rc h W omen of H oly Cross C hurch. Sanford, w ill hold a lu n e h ro n st noon May 13 In the parish house at F ou rth Street and M agnolia Avenue. S anford. There w ill be an election of o fn e rrs a nd program . y ltte /u l . . . Men's Fellowship Supper There w ill be a M en's Fellow ship Supper at 8.30 p.m . M onday In the fe llo w s h ip hail of F irst B a ptist C hurch of I>eBury at 32 Shell Hoad Music in The Chapel Alexander A nderson, w ill conduct Ihe M ailings College C h o ir, the Orlando D eanery Boys C hoir and th e O rlando C ham ber Players In a perform ance o f H andel's O ratorio. Jcphta. at 8 p.m . Sunday In the K olllna College M usk: In the Chapel series tn Knowles M em orial Chapel. W in te r Bark. I t , Is free to the public. h ^ C u b e ’s CELEBRATION OF W O R SH IP IN THE S P IR IT AND THE W ORD. May Day In The Park SUNDAY SCHOOL .............................................. 9:45 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP ............................................ 10:50 A.M. EVENING W O R S H IP ............................................ 6:00 P.M. Adeen Sizemore, left, and Fran Morton help prepare breakfast In Fort Mellon P ark for Ihe ESP ( E x t r a Special People) seniors group from Westview Baptist Church, Sanlord. The 40 and over group, which meets monthly, took advantage of the beautiful weather for an outing Wednesday morning. William Thompson, Paator Sanford Church of G od Ml We*t 22nd street 322 2942 t »• we s» •* i 41 4 ' x# 1 �S t. BLONOIE ACROSS by Chic Young HO ROSC O PES 1 Breed o f dog 4 O ld Testam ent book 8 6 ) C c M « H i cry What The Day W ill Bring... TOUR BIRTHDAY MAT 5. 1983 by Mori Walktr BEETLE BAILEY Ra t s ! o u t o f | r w o h ‘t tell BOUHP5 IS A AH YON E IF TWO-STROKE J YOU MOVE PENALTY/ / \ Y O U R BALL, S IR GOLF IS A GAME OF HONOR,LT. FUZZ! TO MOVE MY BALL IS CHEATING Iv - 0 - OUT OF 90UHVO t h e b o r n l o s e r __________ ( W STUFfU & Q * MAJR by Art Sanaom IT HA6WT DCA6 NUCM FCKHOU! WHAT Q ualifies ‘O jt d p e c c l e vTUUki? ARCHIE by Bob Montana UNFORTUNATELY, " " FOCINP ONE... 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D o n 't (ear paper dragons “ MY ARLVOGNL OULPAH X KNXG 8MUR AFAX-AFGX, AXGQNK URNV AFPGK MXAFAAX AFGX SXHN — X TNCNLXZN ORNGTV Y L M N K IX J . urwiMMi j kqtuus SO LU TIO N jj|P 0D C«i|t »ioq ra » 3 *i pun*) »6*»a**q * *x*ui *103 *>03 ta t* itrup r 's iu it M fU lM Q It W IN A T B R ID G E by w in n in g In d u m m y a nd By James Jacoby Here Is another had basket hall p ia y m g a s p a d e to th e IO. g a m r at the bridge table, w ith llecause he was afraid th a t Weal lM>th sides eagerly try in g lo g iv r m ig h t w in a singleton queen and up ih c lu ll and let the o pponent* g tv r East a ruff. South cashed get more tric k s th a n they a rr the s p ad r k in g first Now h r was r n t lllr d lo. T h r a w a rd lo r p la y­ up against It. H r played a no the r tru m p to the 10. and ho|M 'fully in g worst (Until v w ent to East. T he cue b lil b v N o rth was cashed the clu b are E a s t a n s w e re d d r t H ir e r 's a skin g South foi a lou r card spade su it, and South bid It I p ra y e r by Im m ediately r o llin g ra n t explain th r o|M*nliig lead of II I S outh could now tru m p a the heart act*. II there Is one heart tn d u m m y, pick u p (he th in g d ia l Is fig h t .i I kjui defense queen o f trum p s from East hv at bridge. It Is that you should fin e ssin g again, and ru n (tie w a ll w ith your s o lita ry ace when c lu b s fo r h is c o n tra c t. E ast you are try in g to heat a four- should have countered a ll that by s im p ly w atting u n til th e th ird level ro n ira c t. Al any rale a fte r the heart ro u n d of clubs lo ru l! In . h u t a rc. West playa d .1 diam ond. (lie n you w o u ld n 't have Ib is East won Ih r at-* and q u ickly bridge-basketball game lo read shut back h i* s ing leto n clu b — about. If EAst ruffs the th ird club an exercise In lu tlllty . South and leads u spade, d e c la re r could now easllv m a k r the hand ( a n n o l m a k r IU tricks NORTH ♦ K 7 11 .I F 'N A N N IE wev ♦ 7* 4 ♦ K q j 191 EAST W EST ♦ -YtgJWM ♦ y 9141 • 15 ♦ 7*43 ♦ A U J 10 9 ♦ l SOUTH ♦ A J 104 »KI7 ♦ K l l ♦ A il Vulnerable Neither Dealer East Weal North 1W Paaa Pita 1ST 4# Emit Pan Pan Pan S**lh 1 NT !♦ Pan Opening lead ¥ a by Leonard Starr « IN TH ER E. 80. FE WUST WAIT FOR THE wrreR a r toowirr F O R HER A F O R E I T a<T6Cwvf- t 4 It f l ANNIE by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS E s E R 27 Humbug DOWN 1 Dad LEO IJu ly 23-Aug 22) Seek out com panions today w ho are o p tim is tic and a d ve n tu ro u s If y o u a s s o c ia te w ith “ fu d d y d u d d ie s ," a p o te n tia lly fu n day w ill become a b o rin g one VIROO I A ug. 23 Sept. 221 T ills Is a good day to broach a m a tte r that requires the consent n f yo ur fam ily. A ll are apt to Iv­ A \VHOMG TUPY A6AIN ^fT T o keep valued relationships In ta ct In the y e a r ahead, old frie n d s m ust n o l be Ignored w hen new ones are found. A llot a m ple tim e for each. TAURUS (A p ril 2 0 May 20) Tread ca utio usly In Im po rtan t career m atters today. You may h a v e m is ju d g e d s o m e th in g , lea ving y o u r p o s itio n weaker th a n you th in k GEMINI (May 2 l« J lin e 20| If y o u r a ttitu de to w a rd y o u r work Is Indifferent today. It w ill be reflected In y o u r perform ance and you m ight spend a lot or tim e on so m e thin g th a t should be accom plished q u ic k ly . CANCER (June 2 1 -Ju ly 221 Do nothing Im p u ls iv e ly o r h asti­ ly today where In vestm e nts are concerned. S tud y the proposal In d ep th and. If It’s a good deal, ti ll s till be around to m o rro w LEO lJ u ly 23-A ug 22) Today you are a good sta rte r b ut you m ay be tem pted lo q u it before you accom plish w h a t you start o u t to do Keep y o u r shoulder to the wheel. VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) The boas may be In a to u c h y moral to da y so If he asks you lo take care of specific tasks. I t ’s best you don't come up w ith wise answers or a lib is as to w h y you c a n 't. LIBRA (S e p t. 23 O ct 23) S triv e to h r e xtra p ru d e n t In the management o f y o u r resources today. If you d o n 't keep a lid on y o u r spending, you could ru n up some big bills. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22} F riends w ill shy aw ay fro m you liMlay If you're loo opinionated a n ti Insist upon d o in g e verythin g y o u r way. Give the o th e r guy a little space for h is In p u t. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec 21) Your em otions m ay ru n the lu ll gam bit today. You could A nsw er to Previous Pulrt# 4 Evan | po et I 5 A fric a n nation 5 Vulgar 7 Cut o ff 6 Conger 9 S torage room 10 Papal sca rf 11 Sidestep 19 Anas 2 1 Curly le tte r 24 Mao tung 26 Summ er | F r ) P8R8, HOOTTEL *XJ OON£ C **C *e *& 6AN0Y WILL S A W * MOW* S A W m rzvcAnrw utecfi a o r a oaves o ' LEW 06 f/H C X S f A S M S eg TO ANNIE. NOW a 6CKN TL6AO 06 NMCN AIN'T H£A£. TELL i ME THAT. i ; c u t l i w *' Z * * * * * * * * * * k MR t u r r e t '* * * wir * « f-m �Sunday. May S. I * M - K Evening Herald, Sanford, PI. TONIGHT'S TV ttteang ma adnea of a tarNear a eomer hem a tme* taea term te n out to find the Sagn tartan of her dreamt SA TU R D A Y 200 a. ■ X DtFF WENT STROKES Ar­ nold and Sam don I tre e hoe to A rrxng non m o m ravanga Me (etfiev a rrxrOoroO 1M BNKJHT TRACKS (Lon Lethmi hea an apdapne aattura g X O COVER UP A r tctttonmg uooooo luma Id Dam and Jack tar help ■hen n appeart del tha loot wet aetuady Yrtaroad ta t payott tor the i of a | 2-JO ( I a NBA BASKETBALL Oloyofl G en* ■ (91 M O V * -Our F a r*, k a not*'' |1M 1| Tod Dorton Sam Wenamaeev After gomng owl of or orgtrmed erlmo r r M u t l reHa** to No OM Mott,to OetwnWwd ’ to dttcovor «no tot non um 1:30 (*1 M O V * X M onafp' (19TI) Chrwepner lee. Few Cuahtng a 20i o ■ (M | LA SEM'HA IN LA LEGISLATURA 3 :1 0 O MOV* M i l For A BaPman |tl*4| Audio Murphy. Dorron McGavw a Damn vow* to to tno ■X O w w would o r Mown SchtAAod CMgtry Stampede Aodoo Oom Calgary. AJMru Kontuc>y Deity pro-raca roport. Tha M rv tuct, O tto, tar throe yaar-old « « M 1 1/1 maot. from ChmhM Down# Yi LouovMa * t • (W | TONY BMOWtra JOUWtAL Tno Waco Korvord tcMntlali m e* the lUMOrtc oomocoono between AmertrvBene of the Amaior and APo-Ametiane ortgetaR, Drought mo m moym ihon t of h » flim 4 :3 0 X O KENTUCKY OCWY U*o from Chwcmo Down# in IQuW.tte, 5 :0 0 X a aYM N A Sne* NCAA Men* and Woman t Chemprontnoe The notion i lop coatgioto gymnettl compete kt teem, ta-tround and Yv P *) BJ / LOGO (10) WASMWQT0N WEEK M Q (I) 9ARET7A 'SUNDAY 5 :3 0 ■ |W ) WALL ITAEET WEEK Guaat Pout Crag Roberta, proftotor of tcanomlca. Qaovgwtown u * . 500 i PD mi 505 12 WONT TRACTS 600 LAW AND YOU AORCULTURSUSJL pP *) RIP ACT NEWS Ilf ) FOCUS 8 on t f 9th6f llPn^nmirySad 6 30 I X FLOfWOAS WATCHING Q SPECTRUM O V1EWPOWT ON NLlTRmON (35) W V GRANT I ID ABBOTT AHO COSTELLO 7:00 r t COMPANY ROBERT SCHULLER PICTURE OF HEALTH C(M | BEN HADCN ! WORLD TOMORROW I (9) JAMES ROBISON 8 7:30 I X HARMONY AM) GRACE O E S S D C * ON TELEVISION ; (M l E J DANIELS ) P • WRITTEN |(D W V GRANT 0 :3 0 a X UNOER O N I ROOF Grand­ pa d r fata a achame to convtnca Met# and tha lamYy that ha • HP tbta to attract • woman 505 3 nSMOV WITH ORLANDO YRLSON 10J0 S x x o r a new s ( I I ) AMERICAN VIDEO AWAA04 The proeentttion of ) 1101 GOURMET COOKJNQ LOANS ORIENTS NEW o MORE REAL PEOPLE (3D MOV* Rooelar Cogbum" bum whan • Fadar* m arah* aati out to track down ■ gang of daiparadot. a tcwHtar wnn a grudga aganal ma pang YiaNta on me Nm Yi me Ihwil (1(5) OOOO NEIGHBORS _ (I) MOV* My favor'I a Yaar" 11993) Paler 0 Toole Jeettca Harper An alcohoYC ei-metmee Mot hat trouble ccpmg wtm the prtewwta of a Pve TV partormana during t*e .i*o n i gotdan aga 12:30 QDMEET THE PRESS Q EXCrriNO WORLD OF SPtEO AND BEAUTY Don Prudhommt ratchet ipeeda of ctoee to 390 MFH behind the w ha* of a Flaw* Car X (O WALL STREET JOURNAL S a (W ) HEALTH MATTERS 1:00 a X MOV* The Wand 01 Or Moreau" (1977) Burt lancaeter, Mi­ chael York Baaed on a atory by HG Waaa A damantad acrantiat parted ■ a malhod to convert |ungra aramaM YHo human Mvagw X O NBA BASKETSAU. Pteyofl X O 1100.000 NAME THAT TUNS a (K7I MASTERPIECE THEATRE AJ Fv Leva" A ft* the deem of her dunanearwg mother, a woman accepti a paying gueet yHo her fond Of Nm Q 1:30 X O DLL OANCE OUTDOORS 1:35 32 WRD. WILD WORLD OF ANV- 200 O T W S *TH S U S F L „ P D M O V * toe Station la b ra " I1 IS II Rock Hudkon. E rn e * Borgrane A aubmarwa crew b tM to tor me Norm Pom wagee a daapartta ttruggia agamel tana In ordar to laid a prrctoua p m a o f N je e w 10.20 O TMS W EB1M •ASCSALL grotp pertormanceo. M *e t M the beat in p te th g . Aortography and eaetun* dMlgn Cehoert Ceaey Kaaam. Dae Hartman. Hertue Han­ cock Taped at the Santa Monica CMC AudWorhan ■ ( W) TH* SPOFTTVaO u n A pro­ mt oteoman | ( A young gtrt with Iptctal power* and Gacuga Haarn a t* In Stephan Sonwaan a muafof lhr«ar about a barber at Vldo-iana rt London who W |cunad by in actompacw. Mr# LP van. m hi# K han* of revonge agaa*t a crooaad |udga g B (D EMPIRE. INC. After Ma 70th bamday Jwnee Mump# (Hannath W a*h| tall, m lov* aflh a young lownaa* ILtnda Orlfftmai. raaunmg n a power ttrugg* bwtwwan M# chtdran for eontr* of Ma ampaa (Part I of 3) ia.30 8 P D BOS NEWHART (W ) MONTY PYTHONS FLYBIO 0:00 a X WORLD TOMORROW tj> <3 SUNOAT MORNINO Sched­ uled B * Mdyert proNee radio ptonear Norman Comm profile of |ockey Steve Ceuthen 7 O FIRST PRESSYTERUN CHURCH OF ORLANOO ) TRANSFORMERS jtDPAPfTM G CERAMICS (D VOLTRON. OEFENOCR OF THS UNIVERSE 10.50 3 2 WONT TRACKS: CHARTBUBTERB made atmar at Ota 1*7* Oympaca 8 p ) VEGAS X X 11O 0 O X O NEWS P D p u r n w o n the w tb u p tynced rendmone Of Neutron D w c e " ' Can I Oat N e il 10 Vou.-' Beai Of My Love.' "T e a Yattoe Ribbon and DfamorO* A rt a Q a fa Baal Friend 5 :0 5 3 WAESTUNO 6 :3 0 ) m C NfWB i! ASCNCWBg (M l M W TO frB t f f U Tha phyeca of a car craeh. aiptanenona of akargiaa and Muaftng. a loot at a race)tat g a (K7) MONTY PYYHONl FlY*#0 CIRCUS a P1 HONCYMOONERS % X SATURDAY WONT LIVE The Beet of SNL 1 99 A U Clip# featuring tom e of the more memotable momenta from ma paat ateto n a k^^ U ^ AA i - fc - - -«n JlfwO* M«na— jcnnwon O MCI HAW Foaturad Ale 31 P D M O V * Shock Aftvaa 09 7 7 ) Patar Cuahmg. B’ooka a <•) M O V * -The Clone Maetw 11(71) Art Handle Robyn OougMa Ia n tfafan reran ad a tea q • PI TALCS FROM THE DARK- 11:60 O M O H T TRACKS 300 a X VIETNAM TEN YEARS AF­ TER Tam Brokaw taaea a took * tr* poop* and event# mat have at •acted true Southkaat Aawn nation durmg V * pan dackd*. afao rughaghta of NBC a woak-long cov­ erage of event* marking the I0th anrwmaary of If * and of tr * Viet­ nam Mat 035 32 AHOY OMFFTTH X O STAR SEARCH Ouaata Ra­ bat Sanford. Chrtelopher Atkina |R) X O LIFESTYLES OF THE WCH AMO FAMOUS Interview wt» Eke 7aa (kehnr Jara i at a*«a ktatry jonae Anene Dam coamatta tycoon Adrian A rp*, and tam e vatat to M r * Chenea. Stapnan prey lan ERa Tha Haga>-t (R) X a BOLD GOLD Hoal Rtat Daoa Cohoat U fa Hartman Quean Den Henman, tun Camae. Nee Edtaon. Frankla V M and ma four Saaasne. tddta Retbftt. Kanrry Aogtrt lYltar.fr Daed CopparWaM M O O V tR THE WORLD (Ml (MC01 SOCMC* Fi 2 :30 X O USFl FOOTBALL New Jartoy Oanarwe at Jacktonvtbe BuN (Tantath*) VIBRATIONS SPEAKEASY P D F B fK PANTHER (10) JOY OF FAFfTBfG (D BfSFCCTOR QAOOCT 11:30 a 700 a X d a n c e FIVER Cefabrfty ludgaa Ronrua Bchad. Lydta Cor- 206 12 SASESAU Montreal Empoa * Atlanta Breme 0:30 10JO TAXING ADVANTAGE f t PBII IM O V* -The Brink I Job ( ’ 975) Ppts TtX , Warren date# Sever* average man bom eeeorted beck ground! )an torcee to rob • rw« guarded vmomdeer a HO) MAOC OF OCOORATTVI PAMTMQ 8 (D M O V* Th« KM w m The Broken Haw'’ 11SB3! Gary Cotamen Robert O O taim i Te prove he to worthy of Heaven, a ll-yeer-ofd wayward ang* la tant 10 Earth to patch broken Yvaa and u n three Currant 5r00 (3D DAMCL BOONE (10) FWWtG LINE la Thar# A Conaanrattvk M aotogyr Guaat aannath Umogua of if * London School of Eeonemtck am S A F E TTA tot 3:30 x a MSA BASKETBALL Playoff Gan* 4 :0 0 a I xX GOLF M0NY Chempione C«rt*b#d. C*i7f (It ) HAWAll FIVE-0 (DIW ITCH 8 7 :30 8 X FUNKY BREWSTER A ft* ttfeeitng C eftftd i tff*e1>on». Pimky dmama the l an SP-ywav-ow apmatar at* Pvtng wRh taO-ywr-oW Henry (K) Q (DW OffT GALLERY EVENPfQ xxbxo new s (3D GNZZLY ADAMS (10) NATURE OF THBtOS (D VEGAS 3 MO mw I ABC NEWS g 6 :3 5 32 WILD. WED WORLD OF AMMALI 7 :0 0 a X s a v e r s p o o n s wcky cap *a Orandfathar Strtnon mto aak • mg h * Malory teacher (Barbara B *mgtfey) out on a data but mmga go bad whan ma atoar Stratton admit# t * can t dtnea (FT) J O — NRLEY-S BELIEVE IT OR NOT! featured Mm tact aga pt ma AJtad m.aaron of Normandy, truck* daaignad to *a f*y tr * * p o r t gaaom* and other aipfoah* aqutaa. the inorhoOoi mothod* of * man datarm**d to **v * wf*wa tram arUnction (R )g 33 (3D FAME Th# upcoming prom hat no affect on HoPy who react* to far parent* br«k>uC by bacomaig a 00 ) AUSTIN CTTY LIMITS F*aturad Fradd* Povrar* wtlh W B* Nafaon wta Marta Haggard IT Tha* 11 Aral Stay Hare and Oink." Dead I Do"), Whttay Shafer I' Thai i tha Way Love Goat ' "1 Lova You L ltt* Dar*n Number Fo ur; O I*) TALES FROM THE DARKs o t A would be lakavtaum writer * aumea ■ mmd and vota of HI Pan that taed to contaawn 7 :0 5 Q WRUTUNO $ 5 9 5 S eafood P la tt e r . . * 6 . 9 5 ONLY It u 'lu d c H : Fam ous C onch C h o w d e r . B a k e d P o ta to a n d F re n c h B ro ile d R o c k S h rim p */i L b . ..... * 4 . 9 5 F r ie s o r K l e e . F r e s h Above Served With F re n c h F rie s , C o le and Hu oh P u p p ie s S luw G a r d e n S a la d o r C o le S la w , 1 2 :0 5 n OPEN UP 805 12 WORLD ATWAR 1100 X X O ' , 7 O NEW S (35) SANFORD ANO SON (10) ADAM BARTH S MONEY WORLD Guaat* Oaorga Stermaib daactor. Rutgar* UMvareffy a Cen­ ter tar Urban Poacy Rata arch Da­ vid 0 Mdwell thaaman. Farm* Mae. Fredanc* J Napomano tormar prwarden National Aaaoctatton dt Hon* Bunder* 0 ID HONCYMOONERS 000 8 X ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRE­ SENTS A dovnven-MA-iuck gamb *r and a myatartaua man bacoma Involved at a Mtarre wager a tornItad nuraa w trapped at a Mute whh a hear durmg a raging itorm. a t 'el­ ite meetor and a murderer twitch tdanwiaa. a young gtn ptaya a gam# with a loaded gun Star* metad* Ttppt Hadran. Anrwna 0'Toota, Nad Beany and D a n a Roaa □ X O CRAZY LIKE A FOX A man wnpdaoned »* rewrl tar rmadarmg Ma wife taarr* mat * * ta *7* a m 7 0 M O V * t e a ir (Fan t o il) tPramtaral Brno.# Adame. Anaaa OombaaW Whan her mom* it kid­ napped and threatened with death by ’.tra il m a war-lorn nation, a woman deeper alary altampt* to rare# t t * raneom by dwcovwrng Which tf threw wealthy man la her father g (IT (39) OLANCY W (ID MYBTERYl T7* Woman m White Bawad on W te* CoRr* nov* Haunted by a myetenoua ttgura at white a man laa*a up Ma new dunea at *1 mattar tar * tem#y 1:00 10:30 (3D SOS NEWHART (D CAROL BURNETT AND 10:35 32 GAY OF MCOVERY X O M O V * D nar* Along T f* Mohawk' 119)91 Henry Fonda Ciaudafa Cotbwn O (9) THE AVENGERS 1:05 Q JIMMY SWAOOART 2:00 S X O CSS NEWS NlGHTWATCH 2 :0 5 3 CHILDREN’S FUHO 3 :0 5 3 o n SMART 3 :1 0 O MOVIE Tha Night Digger ( 19711 Patrtaa Neat. NichoiaeCHv X 3 *3 5 3 se ver ly m iu b il lie s 11.-06 32 JERRY FALWELL 4 :0 5 1130 8 X ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK featured a tribute 10 MOM Studtoe including tern cape and cetabrffy mervtewt |R) 3 ALL M THEFAMILY 3 B lin d L e a d in g The B u y e rs SAN FRANCISCO lU I’ll — T rlrv ln lu n vU-wt-m in ih c San Pram lM -u Day a rrn w ill w h iii %rv an ■Htloninhltr t-n m n it-riin l fra iu rln tf a d riv e r w ho Ir ttl Inti Hank D c k k rr. 50. a form er eur Raleanutn who r r r r n l l y *atlt-d Irn n i C alifornia to H aw a ii roIo . fla ts In tin- Cadlllae ro m n te rt lid lllm ed n ra r Hit* Gulden Gale ltild )fr. Dekker. who fttarted losing Ins s liilti |() years .ifto and can only RriiM- Held am i m ovem ent, made an nn-eam cm jtiii-h fo r Ihe auto's leather In te rio r anti "p e rfe ct paint Job.** Then he hop|M-d I h-Ii I ih I the wheel and, w ith a frien d ealllne o u t d lree llon s drove Ihe ear In add frnm a nearby vneld e ln ti. . Combo R e g u la r S I . 97 $ 1.69 FOR THE MONTH OF MAY ' EVERY MONDAY & WEDNESDAY 2-4 p . m . 8 .8 - 1 0 p . m . ONLY! Com bo includes: (Better N Oackvard Ourger) Much as she h a irs to leave her daughter at a lim e like this, she travels lo Zedd's headquarters, only lo be held for ransom by Ihe general and h is blond llr ltls h aide, p la y e d b y C h ris to p h e r C aie no vr. A V. LB. OF 100% PURE BEEF French Fries Coke f a y 's PAN HANDLE STYLE STEAK,BAKE & SALAD w i h e r e l N i i c e is I l i e y i H i r s . 2501 french Ave. Sanford | TJ F k y y d T h G « t r » B | 172 tW 322-9212i T e n d e r l* o in „ C h u n k s .............. . . . * 5 , 9 5 P rim e R ib and D a n is h L o b s te r T n iU ...... * 8 . 9 5 A bove P o ta to S e rv e d and W it h F re s h S a la d . Y ou r D r r s s ln g . B aked G a rd e n C h o ic e O f lin t B re a d a n d B u tte r . gg<mmmm I--ACADEMY2 If o u l im n a s rK p g w w i MODI LAND0 1' From Our Conch Chowder To O u r Key Lim e Tart, You'll •rything About Abo Savor And Appreciate Everything Bahama Joe's Including The Check!! 2 50’ 177 IJIt □ <2> C H I L D R E N ’S D IN N E R S '2.95 to *3.95 SUNDAY u f i T H U R S D A Y I I .10 A M 10 P M , F R ID A Y 3 5 0 8 F R E N C H A V E . i 1 1 .3 0 A M I I P M . S A T U R D A Y 4 3 0 1 1 P M (H W Y . 17-92) S A N F O R D • a# •• as ^ #••* 4 :3 5 WORLD AT LARGE The NEW YORK llll'll - Poor L ilt. Ihe movie star with Ihe p o m past — last year she was desper­ ately seeking Mom In "l-a e r" and this year she ra n i figure out who her father Is III ‘ T -a rr II "* The o rig in a l "L a c e " was ihe I o p -ra te d in ln ls r r le s o f th e I9H3-84 season, and AUC Is hoping th a t by slic k in g lo the same fo rm u la — ju s l (h a n g in g genders — the new version w ill repeat th a t perform anre w hen Ihe Iw o -p a rl. four-hour dram a plays on Sunday and M onday, 9-11 p m . I'hochr Cates Is hack as l.lli. but she she has lost her mother again — on two counts First, she lost Hess A rm strong, who played "m o th e r" Ju dy Hale In Ihe firs t "L a c e " This tim e ihe character Is tx-lng portrayed by Deborah R atlin. Second. In the story line. J u d y plans to go along In offer her daughter m oral support w hen L lll goes to H ollyw ood to m ake a "s tra ig h t" rn o v lr — a m oth er w ith m oral sup|N>rt hclng w h a l |Mtrn stars need In straight film s. Out su dd en ly J u d y Is offered Ihe chance to In lrrv te w General Z rd d (rh y m e s w ith dead), a reclusive re v o lu tio n a ry In some vaguely defined eastern c o u n try (actually film e d In T ha lla n dl RAM TWIN I F lo u n d e r ‘/s L b . . . * 4 . 9 5 « (10) NATURE Wlldkta Hmmakw Mchwaf Menard, aianvraa If * naat buadmg habda of t*da m vanout pant of the aorta ID Q a ID M O V * -The Way H I War# (19731 Barbra StrwearvJ Robarl Radford A young coaaga coup* m ma 1930a dtacover mat ma* pottncat dNfarancka are atrong anough 'Lace IT: The Search For Dad 12:00 O START OF SOMETHMO SX> 8J !(3D W1LO MHO DOM Jonaman Scott capfuraa aicaaa hard ammaia found *1 Namibia, Including I t h lt gamabo* and g ra ft# and iranafart them to a gen* ranch 12 :3 0 B X f a n ta s y » la h o 8 (3D HAWA* FIVE-0 I r Hack With A New Menu Doing What We've Always Done HeRt, Serving The Highest Quality Seafood And Mouthwatering Steaks And Prime Rib At Very Reasonable Prices. OLD FLORIDA CRACKER STYLE x O AT THE M O W S schadutad Roger Ebart and G ar* S *te l <**cuaa mwac*a to H * mov*a TT (3DCKCO ANO THE MAN ( I (31 M O V * "Tha Laa* Child’ ( 11711Michael C o*. Van Maffta Llll realizes Ihe only w ay she can raise Ihe SI m illion she needs lo redeem her m other Is by find ing her real father und blackm ailing h im Into ro u gh ing u p th e e a s h Ja h a irtfl q J& s E A R L Y B IR D S ^ 6 P M M o n . F r i. • 4:3&6 PM Sat 113*6 PM Sun P rim e R ib , F lo u n d e r, M n h i M u h i. F rie d S c a l­ lo p s , S tu ffe d F lo u n d e r, F rie d C la m s 005 32 WORLD AT WAR 10J5 32 SPORTS PAGE Jack* ONaann Q 6 :3 0 NSC NEWS x a M O V * The Ceaeandri Creaamg (15771 Soph* loran. 10:00 wet • pita aura cr*ee with tw ruaa. who a raepvartng Pom ma deem of her hueband. tin * into a •write o* rughtmanah rmnta (R) X O U F T t MOST (MSAARASSPtO MOMENT J Slave Akan boat rnta aovanth adttlon of torn cuttataa featuring ga"aa by eatabrinee kv efuong Sob ftopk. 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May 5, IMS 1C— Evening H erald . Sanford, FI YOUR DOUBLE COUPONS SAVE YOU MORE AT WINN-DIXIE! A r h o n o r c o u p o n s o r 1 o «>.o inc 1 iifi-v* we ACetrt r.matf Ttf coupons a* on » *tu « * 1 U ) H u ll ruD E H AV 14*( ’.E lC IflC W O W lC I KITH (* C H N w i n r o u a » t w o o n m o w c<« t h e s * m i : i i i m *vr w • l ( h i * t « T t w o i >«c h e m s « v i o r m« r c o u p o n s o r t r a j a race coupon HALFCAL. I MINUTE MAID BRIGHT l EARLY BREAKFAST BEVERAQE-LEM ONADE. GRAPEADE or FRUIT PUNCH •» i i to u > q .t ID M > « < l » « t O « t B roupom inb in lino c iiM id m value v A ty f cannot rrerro the <a iu e or »m s t em gr&srJB' 7-oi. PKO1 TOSTADOS. SVy-oj T»sCad»s n a c h o c h e e s e to sta o o s lr /> >4N - SW-01 NACHO JALIPENO FLAVOR. 6 \v « . NACHO NACHO CHEESE FLAVOR EACH ll-Oi GOURMET. JHu SAUSAGE ' ' Jl-oi COMBINATION. 1»oi PEPPERONI. Iivy-oi HAMBURGER > BAGGIES . FO O D STORAGE l S P IC IIU i LARGE EGGS 1 2 -o *. HORMEL LITTLE SIZZLER (LINKS) BLUE BONNET tu r n rO LLO w w o c o u n t ie s O S C E O L A B D E V A R O VOL US. A in t h e m aw on in o ia w r iv e r a s t 6 4 -o i. SNUGGLE FABRIC lo a n s 1S P E C IA L I SUGAR SCOTT ALL COLORS ALL FLAVORS TOWELS GATORADE weica tu r n aoR ut S P E C IA L i * ^ # 0 BRAND SLICEO KETCHUP lu c e BLUEBERRY or HOT 'N BUTTER DOWNYFLAKE A 2 -LB . v I 75-CT. 0«l. lb iT A tuna IOAUi y t h is o m n v a l id O RANGE S E M IN O L E l a k e c it r u s S u m t e r V d p r\ COOKED H A M l© SHAMPOO «• • BREAD �VIEWPOINT Evening Her* id. Sanford. FI. Dollars & (Non)Conts T im o th y T re g s rth e n Sunday, May S, IMS—10 M ilton Sm ith City Employees Sanford's Greatest Asset Bringing Down The Dollar... By Donna Estes understanding w ith the state rather th a n H e ra ld S ta ff W r ite r having to go to litig a tio n ," S m ith said. To promote o rd e rly g ro w th. S m ith satd S e ttlin g the disagreem ent between the city o f Sanford and the state D epartm ent he and hts colleagues w ill be looking at o f E n viro nm e nta l R egulation over the keeping com m ercial and in d u s tria l devoperation o f the c ity 's sewer system c lo p m rn l confined w ith in certain areas holds C om m issioner M ilto n S m ith 's first o f the c o m m u n ity and allo w in g residen­ p rio rity for 1985 — hts fifth year In tia l developm ent In o thers office B u t. a close second on hts p rio rity Part of th is w ill be done by adopting a list is to control g ro w th to protect the new com prehensive la n d use plan and My friend M a rvin F ln sle r Is a c ity 's aesthetic beauty and to m aintain by adopting a new com prehensive zon­ m ild -m a n n e re d , h a rd w orking , the se re nity, tru n s q u lllly and q u a lity of in g ordinance, b oth o f w hich the c ity 's p a trio tic Am erican. He Is a Boy lire here a d v is o ry p la n n in g a nd zo ning c o m ­ Scout adviser and fa ith fu l w at­ The stale agency has been dem anding m ission are w o rk in g on now. he said ch e r of General H ospital. He is that Sanford convert to the expensive Once recom m endations are completed (he last person I w ou ld have m ethod o f land spreading to dispose of and presented to the c ity com m ission, guessed would become a revolu­ e lflu en t from the Poplar Avenue sewer S m ith said, the com m ission, after adop­ tio n a ry . tio n w ilt have to w ith s ta n d the pressure plant rath er than co n tin u e d u m pin g it Hut lu rk in g beneath the bland and requests for changes in to Lake M onroe. H ow ever, recent e x te rio r of M arvin Flnster, lino­ developm ents Indicate the c ity may be “ I feel when we fin alize the com ­ le u m salesm an, is " D . " the prehensive plan and the zoning o rd i­ secret leader o f th e FDD. a able to w in out over the DER. DER says S anford's d ilu e n t is p o llu t­ nance. It w ill benefit the c ity and the p a ra m ilita ry o rg a n iz a tio n de­ ing the lake, w hile Sanford Insists the people trem endously. dicated to w re a kin g havoc on q u a lity o f the effluent Is higher than the "1 d o n 't b e lie v e we s h o u ld g ive th is co u n try's m ost sacred In ­ w aters o f the lake. variances to the plan E vcrytim e we give s t it u t io n s — Its b a n k s . U l­ The c ity Is w a itin g for a decision from variances to the plan or the zoning tim a te ly . D and hts tin y band ordinances we weaken them . We m ust w a n i to bring dow n the govern­ DER on Sanford's a pp ro ! o f the state order. S m ith and o the r m em bers o f the look at requests w ith a view tow ard w hut m e n t o f the U nited States city com m ission have said they w ill take w ill benefit Sanford and all the people." I discovered M a rv in 's other the issue to court If the stale continues h? said. id e n tity when 1 found h im In his its dem and S m ith also sees ttew C ity Manager b a se m e n t fo ld in g p h o to s ta llc The m ajor reason is the cost Involved F rank Faison as having a profound effect copies of a leaflet w arnin g of C ity c o n s u ltin g e n g in e e rs . C o n k lin . on the c ity. trou ble s ahead for a local bank. Porter and Holmes, have estim ated costs "F ra n k w ill lx- a great asset because of Il urged depositors to gel th e ir as h ig h as 930 m illio n to $40 m illio n to hts 25-year background and experience m oney out, fast. In c ity m an ag em en t." he said Once caught. M a rvin seemed convert to land spreading — a technique where treated d ilu e n t Is spread upon the S m ith , who Is the c ity com m ission's a lm o s t eager to confess. He ground. liaison (o the police d ep artm en t, also has swore me to secrecy, and the Even If the c ity continues d u m pin g a great Interest In the police departm ent w hole story o f h is role as D. the and Is especially pleased w ith Its new organizer of the F ro n t for a d ilu e n t In to Lake Monroe, expenditures of 920 m illio n or m ore w ill lx- necessary p hysical fitness program . D eclinin g Dollar, sp illed out. to m odernize and expand the sewer "W ith the courts ru lin g that the police "O u r goal Is s im p le ," he said plant. do not have a u th o rity to shoot a fleeing g rim ly . "W e w a n t to b rin g down T h e c ity had a series of p u b lic hearings suspect. It w ill become necessary for the d o lla r." liefore a DER hearing officer In Sanford officers lo chase suspects on foot at tim es " I s n ' t that a little unIn e a rly March and a second hearing In to apprehend them and the officers can A m e rica n ? " I objected. Tallahassee A p ril 16 on w h e th e r the c ity o n ly do that If they are p h ys ic a lly fit." he " I t 's the m ost pro-A m erican should have to change the m ethod of said. th in g a citizen cun d o ," he "T h e y m ust be in good physical replied "A strong A m e rica re­ d ilu e n t disposal. A decision Is rx p rc le d from the stale any day now . c o n d itio n nol o nly fo r the c ity but for q uire s a weak d o lla r." " I am very o p tim is tic Sanford Is going llie tr o w n w e ll-b e in g ." ; S e n s in g m y p u z z le m e n t. to get favorable consideration from the S m ith says the Sanford Police De­ M arvin continued DER I hope that we can have an p a rtm e n t has the p o te n tia l o f being one " T h e d o lla r has soared In value by 70 percent In the last five years. I used to th in k that w its a good th in g L ik e a lot of A n ir ilis n i, u n w ilr m y spine tin g le to hear Dan Rather say th a t the dollar was u p In active tra ilin g In London " B u t that h igh-priced d o lla r Is k illin g us It's k illin g o u r e xp o rt­ ers It makes the cu rren cies of o u r adversaries cheap, so our By M ark Schw ed people u n w ittin g ly b uy from by saying they are the poor m an s ticket th e m Instead o f o u r o w n loyal UP1 F ea tu re W r ite r lo the courtroom , b u t the fees also are prrxlucers. The o n ly hope for T he sight of law yers flo ckin g like Ihc a tto rn e y's ticke t to rtc h c s . A m erica is lo b rin g o u r dollar "v u ltu re s " to Bhopal. India, and the T h e w orld's first 91 m illio n personal d o w n !" Dicker o f late night TV ads that h in t cold In ju ry verdict came In 1962. b ut by 1983 Il Is u n llk r M arvin to exclaim rush fo r pain and suffering Is p u ttin g Ih r th e rr were 360 — and the w o rld 's first a bo ut a n yth in g The effort left legal profession In co nte m p t o f m uch of 91 b illio n {K-rsonu! In ju ry verdict may h im exhausted, the A m e rican public. not be far away. I asked h im how th e FDD was M illio n d o lla r personal In ju ry awards The chem ical s p ill u l Bhopal left 2.500 going lo achieve Its goal. are banded down every day o f the year jx-ople dead and 2 00 .00 0 in ju re d In lhe "R em em ber the problem s of and the size o f Judgments Is d o s in g In on w o rld ’s worst In d u s tria l accident A m e r­ the savings and loan In stitu tio n s the b illio n dollar m ark. A research group ican law yers arrived alm ost as fast as the In O h io ? " he asked "T h o s e were fields calls dally on the going rale for rescue w orke rs and th e w orld was o u r w o rk We b ro ug ht dow n one |M-rxonal In ju ry — 9 556.680 for a leg of th em , and then spread rum ors am putated below the knee. 9927.800 If above. a b o u t th e o t h e r s . P e o p le p a n icke d , and the deed was But w h ile com plaints against the legal dip iiuiii done. c o m m u n ity are loud and a ng ry, lawyers " I t was w on de rful. We got are h a rd ly unable to defend themselves. to take co ntrol o f the co m p le x litig a tio n : g re a t press coverage. People The c h ie f lawyer gels the biggest fee. Law yers, they rem ind , were not al Ihc Law yers have filed some 05 com peting lin e d up lo get m o n e y that controls o f Union C arbide’s Bhopal plant: w a s n 't there. S o m r o f those law yers were not the ones w ho cut off s u its seeking 9200 b illio n for the victim s photos could have been taken In th r w ro n g leg In the ope ra ting room; and are s till jo ck e y in g for w hat could the Depression, becom e the m ost lu c ra tiv e cash-forlaw yers were not the ones w ho flew a "T h e dollar, you w ill recall, plane In to the ground. c a la m lty payoff In h is to ry . plunged It's fallen 2 5 percent One law yer has signed up 60.000 In to d a y's courtroom g ia n t awards against some currencies. And usually arise from death or severe In ju ry In d ia n v ictim s M elvin B elli, the selflh a t's o n ly the begin nin g! proclaim ed K ing o f T o rts , filed a 915 cases ste m m ing from pro du ct lia b ility or "W h e n foreigners see those m edical m alpractice. b illio n suit. lin e s outside o f b a n ks, they A n a ttorney In J u p ite r. Fla., was so H elp in g give rise to the Increasing Ix-giri to stop th in k in g o f the U.S. n u m b e r o f co u rt s u its — and the Incensed w ith the conduct o f his co l­ us such a safe place to Invest. It's Increasing size o f Judgm ents — are leagues that he w rote an angry letter to o u r s ta b ility th a t's been k illin g law yers w ho agree to w o rk free u n til u th r A m erican Bar Association c a llin g for us A few more panics In a few ju d g m e n t Is awarded. If they w in , th e ir "d ire c t a c tio n " b y state bars. m ure slates, and w e're on our fee Is 30 to 4 0 percent o f the award. "T h e news m edia Is having a field day See D O LLA R , page 4 D w ith the legal profession because o f the Law yers defend the co ntin ge ncy fees H w iu r u t Commissioner Smith at sewer plant "helm ot the best law enforcem ent u n its in the state w ith the personnel It already has A nother favorite project o f S m ith 's was the c ity 's clea n-u p d rive In M arch "S om e very good efforts were made lo clean up the c ity , now there m ust lx* a co ntin uo us effort by the people to keep th e ir neighborhoods clean and by the c ity to keep p u b lic property c le a n ." he said. I ’erhaps S anford's greatest asset. In S m ith 's o pinio n. Is the c ity 's employees. "W e respect o u r employees and they know they have a responsibility to the c ity . We try to keep th e ir salary and benefits at a level w ith employees In other m u n ic ip a litie s In C eniral Florida Since we treat o u r employees fa irly , they lend losing here lo n g e r." S m ith was elected to the c ity c o m ­ m ission for a s p lit tw o-year term on his first tr y (or p u b lic office In 19HO In / / 1982. h r was re-elected lo a fu ll four-year term But he h asn 't decided w h e th e r he w ill ru n fo r re-election In D ecem ber 1986 "People have been asking me w h e th e r I w ill ru n fo r re-election. "B u t 1 h a v e n ’t decided. It w ill drqx-nd on how I feel and how the |x-ople feel about m e. S m ith •uiid. " I want to co ntin ue to serve us long as I am able If the people s till w ant me " I enjoy being a c ity com m issioner. I like people and I like lo serve people and th e ir needs." he said. S m ith re m in d s th a t lo r progress to be made a ll liv e m e m b e rs o f th e c ity com m ission m u st w ork In h a rm o n y to the best ol th e ir a b ility . "W h ile u servant of th r people can disagree, once the m a jo rity bus m ade the decision all m u st p u ll together fo r the See C IT Y , pegs 4D L a w su it The Price O f Life: Cash For Calamity ANALYSIS Mini ill ui ana ntyi uammi Quirks Even b c lo re E th io p ia n tim n lg r u n t Daniel M rd h a n l was Identified as h a v in g died In a G a la xy A irlin e s plane In Reno, Nev.. h is fu m lly was represented by a law firm . Since m ost of the 68 people kille d were M innesotans, law yers headed lo M innesota. Local and o ut-of-stute f ir m s u s e d a d s . p u b lic r e l a t io n s specialists a n d n ew s conferences In M ln ncu jxtlls lo I r t v ic tim s ' fa m ilie s k n o w where to fin d th em . One firm bragged that It hud re c e n tly w on a 9 1 0 ,(XX) v e r d ic t fo r u 7 4 - y e a r - o l d w o m a n frightened on u c h a rte r flig h t b y u passenger w ho to ld a plane crush Juke on Ihc public address system . More and m ore, law yers are u s in g th e media to a ttra c t clien ts. Figures from the Television B u re a u o f A dvertising show th u t 414 law ye rs a nd legal clinics sp cnl m ore th an 928 m illio n on TV a dve rtisin g In 1984, 58 percent more than Ihe year before. In M lu m l. la te -n ig h t te le v is io n la ihxxled w ith ads by atto rn eys lo o k in g for th e In ju r e d . O n e ad Is d e s ig n e d s p e c ific a lly fo r m e d ic a l m a lp ra c tic e , another ends w ith u prom ise lo send a representative " t o y o u r home or h o sp ita l lx -d ." The huge s ta k rs In even the sim p lest |x-rsonul In ju ry ruse have tu rn ed some courtroom s In to sweepstakes houses. " T h r m edical lia b ility Issue 1s re a lly $ « • C A L A M IT Y , page 4 D by Garry Trudaau DOONESBURY ww n to, m A Blooming Shame By United Preen International few vu llu re s w ho have given credence to the com m only held belief that atto rn eys are am bulance ch ase rs." R ichard Kay said In his letter. D tx io rs . who say they are h it hard by Increasing m alpractice prem ium s and m illion-dollar verdicts, accuse law yers like Belli of d riv in g up the cost of medicine. "Y o u can stun up w hul Is happening In th r p la in tiffs ' bar by ju s t looking ul M elvin Belli and the In te rn atio na l a m ­ bulance chasers going to B h op a l." said Dr James Todd, senior deputy d irector and executive vice president o f ihe A m erican Medical Association. A n othe r case th a t Is breaking product lia b ility records Is the one against the A II Robins Co. o ver the Daikon Shield b irth co ntrol device. Robins has set aside 9615 m illio n to settle legal claim s from thousands of w om en w ho used the badge-shaped In tra uterine device — Ihe biggest re ­ serve fund In h is to ry . More than 12,000 s u its have been filed In th is c o u n try — and now tw o Santa M onica. C a lif., law ye rs arc Joining a law yer In C hina lo open the firs t personal In ju ry office In Peking. The target: Chinese wom en w ho bought the Daikon 1UD. A irlin e disasters are a no the r area w here law yers appear to compete for v ic tim s . In an a irlin e crash, lia b ility Is understood. The o n ly q u rs tlo n Is how m u c h m oney the v ic tim w ill receive. soar too »OXX*NKHI 0NLYe*AMt> v e m t x u .t F O W g f flRtrr t * court Ihe police offered no evidence and the case was d is m is s e d . T h e r e w a s nothing to prove the five daffodils he picked belonged tosnynne. LONDON (UP!) - A son w ho forgot to b u y hts m om a M a th e r's D a y p re s e n t p icke d some d a ffo d ils by th e ro a d s id e as a la s tElderfleld’a case was paid n itn u te gift and was then out of pubflc funds and hla a rie a tc d lo r stealing flo w e rs lawyer, recalling W illiam fro m s kx-al police o fficia l Wordsworth's ode to daf­ M ik e K l d r r f l c l d . 2 4 . fodils. felt moved to mark picked h is fioral trib u te for Ihe event w ith a verse of hla M o th e r’ s Day. w h ic h In own: B r it a in Is c e le b ra te d In v"Tea Lhaaaaju M a rc h , from o u ts id e th e hom e o f Ihe vice-cha irm a n (X th e regional police force, This lad picked J u t near Padstow In so u th w e st­ five far klaaaua. ern England. Ha's s e c M f d t t i f , bet A zealous police constable a r r e s t e d E ld e r f le ld b u t tfa w rn't forget that w h e n th e c u t. ca m e to Mother's Day." f t % 1 1 v t v i �Evening Herald iu s p s 4 ii n o ) 3 0 0 N. FRENCH AV E.. SANFOHD. F L A 32771 Area C odr 3 05 3 22 -2 61 1 or 8 3 1 9 9 9 3 Sunday, May 5, 1985 — 2D W « y n * D . D * y l a , P u t > lit h * r T h o m a s G i o r d a n o , M a n a g in g E d i t o r M a l v i n A d k in s , A d v e r t is in g D i r e c t o r Home O rlivrry Week, 81 10. Month. M 75; 3 Months. 814.25; fl Months. 827 Of); Year. 851 00 Hy Mall Week. 81.50 Month. 86 OO. 3 Months. 81H (X) 0 Months. 832.50 Year. 80000 Say Thanks To The Teachers DICK WEST Good Old George, First in Fortune Hunting? m otivated by love. Anyw ay, as d a r k establishes In his book, s u b title d "P re s id e n t* out o f P o w e r." some erM w hlle c h ie f executives "d ie d h ea vily In d e b t" and a few "u s e d th e ir form er p osition to make fo rtu n e s." If you can Im agine such a th in g . O nly two. In h is jud gm e nt, "achieved greater happiness" after leaving office. T he y were John Q uincy Adam s and W illiam H ow ard Taft.. T he re Is no gainsaying th a t M artha C u rtis had The others, even those w ho had no m oney a b u n d le when she and W ashington tied the problem s. Just sort o f moped around, -ntssing kn ot In 1759. Her father has been described as a the perquisites o f power Some were p re tty "w e a lth y la n d o w n e r" and C u rtis ’ death In 1757 b ille r. Clark quotes H arry T ru m a n as com m en­ m ade her "o n e o f th e riches* w om en In t i n g a f t e r t h e In a u g u r a t io n o f D w i g h t V irg in ia ." ElsenhowerD esp ite his w ife 's In h e rita n c e , h ow eve r. "T w o hou rs ago. I could have said five words W a sh in gton "suffered serious cash flow p ro ­ and been quoted In 15 m inutes In every capital b le m s " after leaving the W hite House In 1797. o f the w orld. Now 1 could ta lk for tw o hours and In h is new book. "F aded G lo ry ." J im C lark o f nobody w ou ld give a d a m n ." th e O r la n d o ( F la .l S e n tin e l w r ite s th a t E xactly! A * Teddy Roosevelt put It to W illia m "W a s h in g to n was s tra p p e d " w itho ut the p re s i­ J rn n ln g s Hrynn. " I like m y jo b ." Neverthess. according to C lark, o n ly four d e n tia l salary. You can draw yo u r o w n conclusions as to w h y ex-presidents have trie d to re tu rn to the W hite George proposed to M artha. R om antic that I am . House and o n ly one. Grover Cleveland, has been I c lin g to the belief that he was p rim a rily successful. W ASHINGTON |UPI) It long has been p oin te d o u t that George W ashington, credited w ith being ‘‘first In w ar. firs t In peace and firs t In the hearts of his c o u n try m e n ." m arried a w ido w . Not u n til recently, how ever, have I heard It suggested that o u r firs t president m ay have m a rrie d fo r money. All of ua remember (special teachers from our school days. Perhaps they taught us something extraordinary, or motivated us. or were friends when we needed them. Because they were so special to ua. we made sure to let them know how much we appreciated what they gave us. But If you think very carefully, all of our teachers gave us knowledge that we didn't get from anyone else. Yet we probably never took the time to thank them for what they shared RUSTY BROWN with us. For all of us who neglected to say "thanks" to our teachers, the National PTA Is giving us a chance by sponsoring "Teacher Apprecia­ tion Week.” May 5-11. And May 17 Is Teacher's Day In Florida, having been designated as such by the legislature. The l*TA's 5.6 million members nationwide are reminding everyone to let teachers know how m uch they m ean to students and the community. W ASHINGTON INEA1 - L ife Is A strong, effective system of free public education for children Is essential to our heady here on Capllol H ill. U nder democratic society. The role of teachers In the big dom e, senators and repre­ sentatives address n a tio n a l p ro ­ this society has never hern more important. blems w ith august Inflections. In Seminole County one of the major events A fterw ard. In halls outside the planned to recognize and honor outstanding cham bers, Ihe legislators step Into teachers of the year Is the recognition the T V lig h ts , answering rep o rte rs’ program scheduled for May 13 At the Sanford questions In tim e for the 6 o'clock Civic Center. Thai day, 4 1 teachers, one from news. T hen, surrounded by a bevy o f aides, th e y speed o ff In sh in y each school In the district, will I k * feted. Each cars, g e ttin g briefed r n rou te to the of those teachers was selected, by various next encounter; perhaps a m eeting means, to represent his/her school as teacher w ith the head o f a big In d u s try or of the yrar. But we re confident that If any v is ito r s fr o m th e h o m e s ta te , one of them was asked If there’s any perhaps a d ip lo m a tic reception. exclusivity Involved, they'd say no. and Insist It s easy to be caught u p In the they are only symbolic of the many outstand­ power and the attention. But some ing teachers In the Seminole County school d o n 't forget w h y they came, o r from district. whence. In addition to the May 13 program, the local One o f those Is Rep. M ary Rose P T A . the S em i n o l e C ounty E d u c a tio n O a k a r, D -O h lo . as re fr e s h in g ly Association and srlux>l administrators will earnest as w hen I first knew her In conduct vnrlous other programs, such us Cleveland. T e n years ago, she was a scrappy, dedicated m em ber o f the breakfast m eetings, etc., to honor local city c o u n c il, fig h tin g for the s u rv iv a l teachers. of her a ging, ethn ic neighborhood. Let's focus on the gtxxl coming from our T w o years later she came to the schools this week. Encourage your children to capital, b rin g in g h *r w o rn rn * co n ­ show thrlr appreciation to their teachers. You cerns w ith her. We discussed some cun, too. A smile and a "thanks" Is all It o f these d u rin g a W ashington re­ takes. Join the l*TA In celebrating "Teacher union. Appreciation Week." The congresswom an rem em bered W hat can be done? M illa rd F illm ore observed In 1857. "W e elect a m an to the presidency ... and a fte r we have done w ith h im we let h im go Into seclusion and perhaps p o v e rty ." Since 1958. we have taken p re tty good care o f o u r retired leaders fin a n c ia lly . B u t seclusion Is another m atter. Just ask D ick N ixon. J e rry Ford or J im m y C arter. S erving In Congress o r on the Supreme C ourt, altho ug h the fates o f Adam s and T aft, clearly is not enough. Nor Is heading a federal com ­ m ission. as T aft. Cleveland and Herbert H oover once did. The so lu tion , i believe. Is to create a new governm ent post — m em ber o f the board o f '.'(rectors — to w hich a president could repair a lter tx lug kicked u pstairs by the C o n stllu lo n o r the electorate. G ranted a d ire c to rs h ip w o u ld be la rg e ly cerem onial. But that table o f o rganization seems to w o rk p re tty well In the corporate w orld and I see no reason It could not be adapted to the bureaucracy as well. Plus. It w ou ld make o u r c o u n try first In safety nets. ROBERT WAGMAN Knows Why She's There... Political Execution The conviction by u Taiwan court of former Intelligence chief Vice Adm. Wong llsl-llng and the life sentence lm|x>sed upon him for plotting the m urder of a Chlnese-Amerlcan writer In California last October are heurtenlng signs that the government does not take lightly crimes against Its critics. Two of A dm . Wong's deputlrs received 30-year sentences for being accessories, and a civilian court has given life sentences to members of a crim inal gang recruited for the murder. Yet forthright as those actions are. the fact remnlns that such crimes are typical of countries In which authoritarian rule Is enforced by martlul law, censorship and the deprivation of peraonal freedoms. They go hand In glove w i th pervasive security networks thut ure alert for uny sign of political opposition, both at home and uhroad. Henry Liu, the man ordered klllrd by Adin. Wong, had written a biography critical of President Chlung Chlng-kuo. Adm. Wong udmltled telling the criminal gang leader (hut Mr. Liu should be "taught a lesson." To I k * sure, Taiwan has undergone consid­ erable liberalization In recent yeurs. Somr criticism of the government, while mild by democratic standards. Is tolcruled. Improve­ ments In hutnun rights huvr been noted. But Is Taiwan Indy prepared to demonstrate that political executions ure unacceptable us u means of maintaining |x>wer? If so, it will ulluw those responsible for Mr. Liu's murder to be tried In the United Stairs, as the House by u vote of 387 to 2, has demanded. BERRYS WORLD "I'm hungry/ dinner?" » How about fast-forwardmg earning 8 4,6 00 a year as u highschool E n glish and dram a teacher In 1963 And she recalled w ha t a struggle It was for her w idow ed m oth er to live adequately on a Social S e c u rity check T h o se tw o re c o lle c tio n s have guided h e r W ashington Interests. She c o n tin u a lly c a m p a ig n s fo r social s e c u rity reform to give u better break to wom en, th o u g h so far her leg isla tion has been stym ied. H er p e rs is te n c e , h o w e v e r, has earned her d is tin ctio n as th e "c o n ­ science o f C on gre ss" o n Social S e curity m a tte rs She Is uppalled that the average m o n th ly ben efit for a re tire d w om an Is $335. a little more th an 84.000 u year — and that 16 percent o f women over 65 have n o th in g else lo live on Her teaching salary Is one reason she Is u stro n g voice fo r pay e q u ity . She has Introduced tw o b ills In Congress th is year: cue calls fo r the E q ua l E m p lo y m e n t O p p o rtu n ity C om m lssslon to make periodic re­ ports to th e president and Congress on w age-discrim ination cases; the o ilie r m andates a s tu d y o f the wage class! 6cat Ion system fo r c iv il service em ployees In order lo Iden­ tify d is c rim in a to ry wage practices. T h is e ffo rt began nearly three years ugo b u t th is year, she feels. Ihe wage s tu d y lias Its b ra t chance for passage In both houses. Civil Suit Rules NEW YORK (NEAI Tangled even worse b y law su its over the B h o p a l tra g e d y , th e U.S. le g a l system could u ltim a te ly need help from Congress to w ard o ff g rid lo ck. It m ay result fro m a m orass o f c iv il damage suits. (See related sto ry, page 1DI Increasingly being c ritic iz e d Is the w ay In w h ich Ihe law In A m erica handles m assive to rt actions (noncontract dam age su ltsl th a t arise from single occurrences, such as the Bhopal disaster: o r from w id e ly m a r goods, such as asbestos, or the Daikon Shield. T he Bhopal s itu a tio n Is becom ing a textbook exam ple o f the legal excesses th a t can result from a massive tragedy. JULIAN BOND Symbols Of The Past Those A m ericans who were d is ­ turbed by President Reagan's plans to v is it a G erm an cem etery w here m em bers o f the (Im u l S3 arc b u rtrd m iis l have short memories. In a 1980 ca m p aig n v is it to Philadelphia. M is s . the m an w ho wiu» to become president Indicated where he stood on another question o f m urde r and te rro r M ic h a e l S c h w e rn e r. A n d r e w Goodman and James Chaney had l>een burled outside Philadelphia In June not In a cem etery b u t In an ear. dam . They had been lortur .m l m urdered because I hey w s Involved In try in g to w in the rig h t lo vote for M ississippi's b h .ik s When candidate Reagan appeared at the Neshoba C ounty Fair, lie sent a signal to those whu rem em bered the P hiladelphia m urders. H I* very presence nenr the place was sym im llc. as was his apparent In d if­ ference to w h a t had happened th e re . T hose w ho th o u g h t Ihe Southern c iv il rig h ts m ovem ent had achieved loo m uch loo fast, h r said, could express t h r lr disapproval at the polls. Reagan subsequently carried all b u l tw o Southern s ta irs against S outherner J im m y Carter. And one result o f thut v ic to ry was the a brup t change In the federal g overnm ent's c iv il rig h ts e ffo rts — re w a rd in g those elem ents o f the Old South m e n ta lity w ho (regurdless o f where they live) th in k blacks have become "to o e q u a l." Elsewhere In the S o uth, near a n o t h e r s ite of h i s t o r i c a l s ig n ific a n c e to t h r c iv il r lg h ls m ovem ent, a n o lh rr u llr m p t Is being made to reverse 20 year* o f p o litic a l gains by blacks In A labam a's "b la c k b e ll." where blacks have succesatiNly fo ug ht a ce n tu ry o f w h ite p o litica l and eco­ n o m ic d o m in a t io n , t h r r e le a d e r s of itic d rive that created the 11X15 V o ting R lghla A ct have b e e n In ­ dicted on charges of vo ting fraud. The three facing a Ju n e 17 tria l are A lb ert T u rn e r, b is wife Evelyn, and Spencer Hogue J r o f M arlon. In Perry C o u n ty. Alabama They are charged under a 29count In d ic tm e n t w lih alterin g Die absentee b a llo ts o f a num ber of black v o te r* In a September 1984 election. If convicted, they face a l*osslblr 115 years In prison carh. und lines o f $40,000 A llx-rt und E velyn T u rn e r (lied the early ‘ 6 0 * la w su it that first brought frde rnl o ffic ia ls Into Perry C ounty to help local blacks put th e ir names on reg istra tion lists. In Ihe m id ‘60s. T u rn e r w o rk rd for M artin L u th e r K ing's S o uthe rn C h ris tia n Leader­ ship Conference and. w hen K in g was slain In 1968, he lead the m ule tra in that carried the c iv il rtghta leader to h is grave. The c u rre n t u tiu c k on Ihe use of absentee ballots Is Ironic. For sever­ al yeurs after Die 1965 vo ting rig h ts taw went In to effect, w hites In b la ck m a jo rity co un ties th ro u g h o u t th r South m a in ta in e d th e ir dom inance hy using a h s r n tr r ballots o f o th e r w h ile s w ho have long since m oved away. In re ta lia tio n , blucks have used Ihe ubsenter technique as w ell — not to cast votes for th o sr from out o f to w n or out of state, b u t for elderly blacks und for thoae w ho could o n ly fin d w ork outside the ro u n ty . T h e In d ic tm e n ts je o p a rd iz e a q u a rte r c e n tu ry ol voter registration rflo rla In Ihe region. U nion C arbide became enmeshed In law suits a fte r a gas leak at u Bhopal. In d a c tllty kille d 2.000 peo­ ple and Injured thousands more. More than 100 negligence law yers are engaged In an In cre a sin g ly b itte r squabble over w ho should represent th e v tr tlm s . h ow the actions should be handled and how m uch the la w ye rs should T h is roster inclu de s some o f the biggest nam es in the p ersonalin ju ry bar — M elvin Belli. F. Lee Bailey. Aaron J . Broder. S tanley Rosenblatt. J e rry S. Cohen. J o h n Coale. Stanley Chesley. David S. Schrager, Gene Locks and M ic h a e l Clresl. No w onhe Bhopal v ic tim s ’; Interests seem to have taken a back; seat as the la w y e rs trade charges of; unethical c o n d u c t, co n flicts o f In-j tereat and unprofessional behavior. ; Now the B hopal litig a tio n has a; more far-reaching effect. For years, co rp oratio ns have tried; lo have Congress pass new laws; d icta tin g how the courts should; liandle mass to rt actions. Business lo b b y is ts argue th a t In! such cases, a ll s u its should be! com bined and lia b ility should bo* lim ite d. T hus, th ey say. Just c la im * w ould be p aid, b u l no com pany! w ould be d riv e n out o f buslnraa byhaving to re -try the same basic casem any tim es w h ile ra tin g massive; punitive-dam age awards — m oney; th a t ends up going not to victim s.* b ut to lawyers, w ho get contingency; fees. f • The legal profession has alw ays! managed lo defeat any new legtala-! lion. B u l the business groups say th a t! Bhopal has given new support to! th e ir views. The case m ay become! so bogged dow n, th ey say. Congress! w ill step In. and business w ill A n a lly! have Its way. JACK ANDERSON J u s tic e T a ctic F a ile d In B y J a c k Anderson A n d Joseph Spear W A SH IN G TO N - G eneral D y ­ nam ics. the n a tio n 's biggest defense c o n tr a c to r , has hud som e bud p u b lic ity la te ly — but the w orst m ay ix- yet to come. Its apparent habit of c h a rg in g the taxpayers fu r such th ing s us booze ana kennel fees has led the Defense D ep a rtm e n t's Inspector general to recom m end that tw o o f the cor|M iiu llo n ’s lo p rx rc u tlv e s be hurred from p a rtic ip a tin g In fu rth e r m ili­ ta ry projects. C o n g re s s io n a l c o m m itte e s ure In ve stig a tin g th e company, and the I'en ta go n'a c rim in a l In ve stig a tio n service Is c h e w in g on Ihe corporate ankle, th re a te n in g lo tu rn Its e v i­ dence over to the Justice D e p a rt­ m ent fur possible prosecution. How d id General D ynam ics gel Into th is p ickle ? Why d id n 't som e­ one blow th e w histle years ago? A hook th a l w ill be pub lish ed by Random llu u a e In August sheds some new lig h t on General D y n a m ­ ics and the way it operates. O ur ussoclute T on y Capurclo has ob­ tained an advance copy of the book. "B ro th e rh o o d o f A rm s ." by Jacob G o o d w in , a n e x p e rie n c e d I n ­ vestigative reporter. G oodwin also presents some re­ vealing evidence about Ihe Ju stice D e p a r tm e n t's d e c is io n - m a k in g process In eontractor-fraud cases Here's Ihe sto ry G oodwin d o c u ­ m ents: Largely a t Ihe Insistence o f Adm . H ym an R ic k o v rr. the no-nonsense " fa th e r " o f ihe nuclear subm arine n o lllla . the Ju s tic e D epartm ent In 1978 launched an In vestigation. The charge waa th a l General Dyn a m lrs ' 1544 m illio n claim for cost o verru ns o n Ihe SSN-688 nuclearsub program was bused on decep­ tive In fo rm a tio n . Congress even­ tu a lly O K 'd a settlem ent o f the claim th al was criticize d w ide ly as a 'b u ll o u t 'o f ihe company. As G oodw in points out In hts book. Ihe challenge for prosecutors Is usually n o t In Id rn llfy ln g statutes that a defense co ntractor hus v io ­ lated. but In p in p o in tin g the c o r­ porate e xe cu tive s w ho were re ­ sponsible for the violations In Ihe huge com panies that de­ fense co ntractors have become, re­ s p o n s ib ility fu r bid proposals, cost e sllm u te s. p ro d u c tio n schedules, q u a lity c o n tro l and o the r areas s u s c e p tib le to fra u d Is u s u a lly spread am ong several senior execu­ tives "T h u s , p in n in g a p a rtic u la r act on a single In d iv id u a l when (he b u s i­ ness decisions cut across several a cts o f re s p o n s ib ility Is a lm o st Im possible." G oodw in w rites. Faced w ith th is high-level d if­ fu sio n n e tw o rk , one la c tic p ro ­ secutors have la to tr y to id e n tify a deliberate m isstate m en t or false claim made by a m iddle-level c o m ­ pany executive ann " b u s t" th e ir way up Ihe corporate ladder to the big boys. S o m etim es Ihe g a m b it w orks: som etim es it doesn’t. In a tig h tly co n tro lle d co m p an y like General Dynam ics, "th e employees o f w hich! are u n w illin g lo tu rn on their? bosses, th is In v e s tv e te c h n iq u e ! often produces n o th in g ." G oodwin! explains. A nd It d id n 't. Justice D epartm ent proseculons R ichard Sauber and Donald M cC af! fre y tr ie d th e " u p w a r d b u s t" ! r o u tin e o n G e n e ra l D y n a m ic * personnel w ho were a m o n g 4(1 p eo ple s u b p o e n a e d o vcw o -ye a iv ix-rtod. "E a rly In the Investigation! they fix'used th e ir a tte n tio n o n a few* senior e x e c u tiv e s whose n a m e * have not been disclosed." G o o d w in w rites. By g rillin g m id d le level em ployee^ l x fore a grand Jury, the prosecutors d ie d lo flu sh o u t dam aging In ! fo rm a tio n a b o u t e x e c u tiv e s o f E lectric Boat, t h r corporate d iv is io n th a l h u lll the subm arines. Theyl p a rtic u la rly trie d to e lic it In fo rm a l l i o n a b o u t a n y p re s s u r e th o employees m ig h t have felt to fa ls ify ihe com pany's o verru n c la im os ludge b id figures. T hey s tru c k o u l. ] ( �OPINION _____________________ __________________________________________ E v e n in g H e r a ld . S a n f o r d . F I . S u n d a y , M a y J, I T U — I D V-E Day 40 Years Later Hitler's Legacy: Old Empires Devastated, Europe Divided E d lto ■ note: The a u th o r ol th is a rticle covered W orld W ar II In Europe lo r Stars A Stripes, the A rm y newspaper. E ver since, he has covered G e rm a ny for U n ite d Press In te rn a tio n a l a nd Its predecessor. U ntied Press. By Joseph B. Flem in g BER LIN (UPlI — When G erm any invaded Poland Sept. 1. 1939, w ith lig h tn in g w ar tactics that w ou ld enable it to co nq ue r most o f Europe. Reich M arshal H erm ann Goertng said, “ if G erm any loses the war. m ay God have inercy on 1t.“ Five and one-half years la te r on May 7. 19*15. Nazi G erm any, w ith A d o if H itle r a s u ic id e . Its ru in e d c itie s occupied by fo rrlg n troops, surrendered u n c o n d itio n a lly at Gen D w ig h t D. E ls e n h o w e r's h e a d q u a rte rs , a red schoolhouse In Reims. France "W ith th is signature the G erm an people and the Germ an arm ed forres arc. for b etter or worse, delivered Into the hands o f the v ic to rs." said Gen. Alfred Jo d i, G erm an armed forces ch ie f o f operations, a lte r signing the s u rre n ­ der docum ent "... I express the hope the v ic to r w ill treat them w ith generosl- l.v " He received no answer. B ut he was later arrested and convicted o f war crim es b y the In te rn a tio n a l M ilita ry T rib u n a l at N urem berg. Be was hanged along w ith arm ed forces c h ie f Field M a rs h a l W ilh e lm K e ite l. F o re ig n M in is te r J o a c h im von R lb b e n lro p , J c w b a ltc r J u liu s Stretcher, slave labor boss F rit* Sauckel and five other top Nazis. A day after Jo di signed In Reims. Keitel signed a s im ila r su rren de r doc­ um ent at Red A rm y headquarters In lilt- K arlshorst d is tric t o f B e rlin and the war ended at m id n ig h t. The T h ird Reich that H ille r txraxtrd w ould e nd u re a thousand years lasted a few days m ore than 12 years and three m onths But In that b rlcl linn* the G erm ans u nd er th e ir fa n a tica l and ta le n te d Fuehrer, by in tim id a tio n , th re a ts and war. conquered m o rr te rrito ry than Alexander the Great or Napoleon. T he w a r H ille r started w ith the Invasion o l Poland a lte r sig n in g a m m u g rrM ln n tre a ty w ith the Slnvlrl Union bccarnr a w orld w ar that In ­ volved 7 0 n atio ns and took at least 34 m illio n lives. In clu d in g 6 m illio n Jews who died In co nce ntra tion cam ps If the thousand-year boast o f H itle r did not m ate ria lize , the p re d ictio n ol Nazi P ro p a g a n d a M in is te r J o s e p h Goebbels d id . W ith G erm an arm ies shattered on a ll fronts. Goebbels. w ho even excre dcd H ille r In his fa na ticism to lig h t on In the ruins, said G erm any m ight fa ll, and If It did the w o rld w ould shake. He was basically right. T he ghost of H itler s till h au n ts G erm any and the world The w ar he started chan ge d the map and the balance of pow er. The B ritish . F rench and B u tc h colonial em pires vanished. Two superpow ers, th r U nited States nod the Soviet U nion, arose. Europe was s p ill Into tw o blocs. In W inston C h u rc h ill's words, the Soviet Union erected an Iron C u rta in w ith m any o f the great capitals b e h in d it — Budapest. W arsaw. Bucharest. Sofia and Prague. Prussia, heart o f the o ld G erm an em pire, no lunger existed a n d m u c h of Its te rrito ry was reded to P oland and Russia. G erm any Its e lf was s p ill In to eastern and western parts w ith Berlin, the old eapttnl. divided by a w a ll b uilt to block the flig h t of refugees to the West. The w hole w orld lived u n d e r the shadow ol nuclear weapons. T h a t. too. was a legacy o f H ille r's T h e U nited S tairs developed the atom ic N in th lit a race to beat Germ an plans to b u ild one Thc end fo r H itle r’ s T h ird R clt h followed devastating A nglo-A m erican air raids th a t demolished c llle s . and N it lies In w h ic h Germ any was o ve rru n hy Soviet arm ies from th r cast and by the A m e rica n s and B ritish fro m I lo­ west . In the west. H ille r's last offe nsive In DecemN-r 1944 and J a n u a ry 1945 In the A rd e n n e s ended In a debacle sym bolized by the Am erican sta n d Ur the B a ttle o f the Bulge at Bastogne. The fa ilu re of Hie o ffe nsive also meant e v e n tu a l defeat on t h r c a s irrn fron t, accordin g to AIN -rt S|x-cr. the Nazi w ar p ro du ction Niss w h o kept the G erm an w ar m achine supplied "The end o f th r Ardennes offensive meant the w ar was o ver." S|>eer said In m e m o irs w r itte n In W est B e rlin 's Spandau w a r crim e s p ris o n w here seven lo p Nazis were se nt by the N urem berg (rlh n n a t The vague hope of m ira cle weuports. encouraged b y Goebbels. one o f the w o rld 's greatest propagandists, kept a live G e rm a n y 's hope fo r v ic to ry . H itle r. G o e b b lrs . G oertng aucl the generals hoped fur u s p ill In the The Third Reich th a t H itle r boasted would endure a thousand years lastod a few days m o re than 12 years and th re e months. But in that b rie f tim e tho G e rm a n s under th e ir fanatical and talonted Fuehrer, by in tim id a tio n , th reats and w a r, conquered more te rrito ry than A le x a n d e r the G re a t or N apoleon. a n il G e rm a n alliance, w ith the A tn crl run s and B ritis h jo in in g G e rm a ny to keep the Russians from d o m in a tin g G erm any a m i Eastern Europe. Such groundless hopes were fueled by East-W est disputes w hen Soviet leader Josef S talin broke Ihc Yalta a g rrc m e n l o n the trea tm en t o f East European n atio ns overrun b y th e Red Arm y. H itle r was such a p hysical w reck at lh r end. was so out o f to u c h w ith reality In h is a ir raid shelter deep under Ills B e rlin C hancellery on W ilh e lm M rasssr. th a t he even th o u g h t tindeath on A p ril 12. 1945. o f President F ra n k lin D Roosevelt, w h o m he called the biggest c rim in a l ol a ll lim e , m ight take th e U nite d States out o f the w-ar "H e re wc have the m ira c le I alw ays p re d ic te d ." H itle r said w ith Jubilation 1he w a r Isn 't lost, Roosevelt Is dead." As th e Russians advanced tow ard Berlin. Nazi hopes of an East-W est spill Increased. "T h e E n glish certainly d o n ’ t w an t us to sta nd fast In the west and let the Russians In the m eantim e conquer all of G e rm a n y ." Goertng to ld H itle r H itler agreed, "T h a t Is ve ry clear," he said "T h a t ts abnorm al English newspapers already a rr a s k in g 'W hat m eaning has this w a r? "’ Speer th o u g h t H itler's p h y s ic a l con­ dition affected the p o litica l Judgment that had served him so w e ll in his a m azingly rapid rise to pow er lie had g ive n expression to the (terrest. fa na tical, brutal passions o f a c o u n try defeated and h u m ilia te d In W orld W ar I At ra llie s Intoxicated b y h is speeches, h r uppeulcd at the same tim e to bane r m o llo n * a n il Id e a lis m . He gave Germ ans a goal — the resto ra tio n ol G e ntia n m ig h t and glory. A n d he gave them a n ene m y — the Je w s, w hom h r was d e te rm in e d to e xterm inate For the firs t Bine In G e rm a n h istory there w as a political party, the N ational Socialist German W orkers P arty, that appealed to a ll sections o f the popula­ tion U n til the Nazis, a ll parties had represented narrow class, economic, regional o r nationalistic in te re sts H itle r h im s e lf said o n ly M a rtin L u th e r had been loved and acclaim ed as m u c h as he was. He p ro b a b ly was not exaggerating Some G erm an h isto ­ rians assert that If H itle r had died In 1939 he w o u ld have been hailed as G e rm a ny's greatest leader Even al the end, w hen he and Evd B raun, h is bride o f a few hours, killed them selves to avoid c a p tu re by the Soviets, the W orld War I co rp oral still held a ris to c ra tic Prussian generals and hts e nto ura ge In his m a g n e tic power. But h is m ilita ry decisions now were disastrous. A l 56. "he was shriveled up like an old m a n ." Speer wrote "IB s lim bs tre m b le d He walked stooped w ith d ra g g in g footsteps E ven fits voice became quavering and lost Its old m a s te rfu ln e s s Ills c o m p le x io n was sallow . Ids face swollen and hl» u n ­ ifo rm . once kept so neat, was stained by fo od eaten w ith a sh a kin g hand. " On J a n 13. 1945, the G e rm a n high co m m an d com m unique reported, "T he long a w a ited w inter o ffensive o f the B olsheviks has begun." It w a s m ore th an Just a n o th e r offensive. It did not halt u n til It reached a lin k u p w ith the A m e rican s on the Ella- R iver that split G e rm a n y In two and u n til Berlin surrendered May 2. two days a lter H itler shot h lm s e ll and his b rid e to o k poison. G en. I lr ln z Guderlan. the c h ie f o l Ihc g e n e ra l s ta ll, In a re p o rt on the offensive, to ld Hitler th e Soviets had m u rs h a llrd on Ihc V lslu lu R iver fro n t In t'n la n d the m n m g rti a tta c k a rm y In h isto ry. S u p p lie d by the U nited States, the Russians had almost 10,000 tanks. 40.(XX) cannon and about 7 ,000 planes lor use by forces o f more th a n 3 m illio n men. G uderlan reported G e rm a ny was o utn u m b e re d 1 1 to -1 In In fa n try . 7-to-l tn tanks. 2 0 -to -l In a rtille ry and 20-to-l In the air. H itle r called this the "g re a te s t b lu lf since G enghis Khan" and dism issed It as "c o m p le te nonsense." He rejected G u de rla n a plea to w ith d ra w troo ps lor the expected Soviet assault. In the west, the last g rra t G erm an stand ended after six w eeks o f suc­ cessive battles over a fro n t o f m ore than 250 m tles. M uch to the disgust o f C h u rc h ill and B r i t i s h Field M ar sha l Be rna rd M ontgom ery, the Russians w on the race to B e rlin by default. " B e r l i n s h o u ld h e o u r g o a l. ” C h u rc h ill said B u t E ls e n h o w e r , th e s u p r e m e W estern m ilita ry com m ander, decided over C h u rc h ill's objections to h a lt hts forces at the Elbe and let th e Russians take B e rlin . He said B e rlin w as m ore a p o litic a l th a n m ilita ry o b je ctive th a t w o u ld have cost 100.000 A m e rican casualties. T he decision had no effect o n the o c c u p a tio n sectors In B e rlin o r the o c c u p a tio n zones tn G e rm a n y . They b asically had been agreed upo n at m ee ting s w ith the R ussians In London and at th e Quebec and Y a lta co nfe r­ ences. B u t the agreements gave th e W estern A llie s no rig h t o f access to B erlin, w h ic h was 110 miles In side the te rrito ­ ry th a t became the S o vie t zone of G e rm a ny. T h is lack o f u firm agree­ m ent was underlined by th e 1948-1949 blockade o f West B erlin — defeated by the A n glo-A m erican a irlift. C h u rc h ill wanted the W e ste rn Allies In d riv e as far as th e y c o u ld Into G e rm a n y and Eastern E u rop e to keep Ihc S oviets from p la cing c o m m u n ist regim es In power. He also w anted to hold such te rrito ry u n til t h r Soviets live d u p the promises th e y made at Yalta to hold free elections In liberated c o u n trie s and form d e m o c ra tic gov­ e rn m e n ts . T h is E ast-West q u a rre l, too, Is u legacy o f H ille r's war. w h ic h brought the Russians Into C entral E urope and the A m e rican s to W estern Europe, A t Y alta. Roosevelt to ld S ta lin A m e ri­ can troops would rem ain In Europe o n ly tw o years after the end o f Ih c war. But as the 4 0th anniversary o f V-E Day app ro ach es there s ttll are 3 33 .3 1 9 A m e ric a n servicemen and w om en In E u r o p e . I n c l u d i n g 2 4 8 . 3 8 6 In G e rm a ny. OUR READERS WRITE G row /ng I have c ritic iz e d m y c o u n try . It has W h a t Is C o m m u n is m ? grave fu u lls : greed, la z in e s s and Illite ra cy. Most ol o u r s in s cun be I X k -s T ip O 'N eill have c h ild re n or tru rrd to these three. But people arc g ra nd childre n? I hope so. I w ant them not o n leashes — 1 ra n a nd do hark to have to live under co m m u n ism If m y displeasure. m y g rra t nieces and nephews have to. At th is lim e I am a n g ry w ith T ip lo ld Mr. Gorbachev " I 'm o f Ih r General E le ctric for overcha rg ing and o p p o s itio n ." lie surely Is I th in k h r the I'cn ta g o n for letting th e m . I am w ou ld N- w illin g lo do m ost a n y th in g d is a p p o in te d and disgusted w ith the to defeat th r President. m illio n a ire w ho tried to g n a road W hat Is com m unism ? I have asked b u ilt, a t F rd e ra l expense, to Ills several people recently. T oday som e­ m illio n d o lla r estates, w h e n o u r one told m e. “ It Is s h a rin g "!!! highw ays urc In sad nerd o f repairs To me life In Russia or C h in a w ould The y o u n g m an In the n jk h llr west Ik- so m e thin g like being a dog ni cat In who m ade m illio n s on a tool h r th is co u n try . i n v e n t e d u n d now has s e v e ra l U nder co m m u n ism you belong to m ansions and ts p la nn ing a no the r Ih r state. You ca n 't ow n a hom e or show plarc In Texas should spend hts money lo help the co un try th a t made travel or choose yo ur ow n occupation. If you get sick yo u r ow ners w ill It all possible. A ll o f these people If they have one fu rn is h u vet free. The co m m u n ists have obedience speck o f g ra titud e w ill a sk to pay schools for Ih r tr pels hut you learn more taxes so there w on't lx- a F ed rra l w h a l th e y d ic ta te . You have no deficit. Unless greed Is track of It (and they choice. A nd woe lo Ih r pets that N irk are propagandists for the K re m lin), out o f (u rn ! most people who sw allow c o m m u ­ nism are u ninform e d o r s tu p id Maybe some a rc Jusl lazy and w o u ld enjoy b rin g so rn cN id y's pet on a leash But On A p ril 27. m y m o lh e r (Merle a w a rn in g — co m m un ist m asters Rrescl and m yself were to meet at expert w o rk from th e ir anim als. T o u rh to n s on First Street In Sanford O 'N eill Is not illltr r u lr . B u i w h a l ts for breakfast. I arrived at 8 3 0 a m. w rong w ith a m an who sees more and m y m o th e r arrived at 8 :35 a nt. threat In hts ow n governm ent than We had planned to eat and th en shop from th e c o u n try that c a lle d the the n ew ly renovated d o w n to w n San­ United States Im perial 1sttc. ford area. At 8:45 a m a yo u n g lady 1 spent J u n e of 1931 tn F inland, entered Touehtons und w ent from next door to the Soviet U nion. F in la n d table lo table te llin g us that If we were parked on F irst S lrre l we had to go is a lin y dem ocratic c o u n try , th e o nly one th a t has had the guts to fig h t the move o u r vehicles and fin d other Russians ofT. May lx- lin y A fg h a n is ta n p arkin g . W hen asked w hy. she staled: w ill fin a lly b ra i Ih r giant b u lly . They were about to close o ff First L u c llr C am pbell Street. We had Just been served our Sanford m eal and lo ld the young lad y lh a l as soon as we were finished we w ould be glad to m ove o u r vehicles. A t that lim e she lo ld us lh a l the street w ould Very good advice from S h r r lfl Jo hn be closed In five m ln u ie s and we had Folk g iv e n In yo ur Sunday e d itio n of lo m ove them then o r be unable to A p ril 25. 1985. S heriff Folk Is quoted move ih r m at all. as saying h r w ould not w o rry about We had lo leave our meal and move i h r le g a l n ice ties but w o u ld get our vehicles. A t w hich lim e we Just kept o n going. I feel that If the street a nyone w a lk in g by. r s p e r ta lly al n lg h l. Inside h is home. was to be closed It could have been T h is Is an excellent Id e a Shoot done a better way. Needless lo say It them. It d o rs not m atter th a t It may w ill be a long tim e beforr I m ake a trip be yo r ow n sun com ing hom e u n rx Into Sanford to shop and m y m other p c c ltd ly . o r perhaps 11 m a y b r ^ a feels the same. I t ’s a shame yo u r city dep uty s h c rtll serving a no-knock has w o rk e d so h a rd to p ro m o te w a rra n t a l I h r w rong h ou se , or business and then w ill not let shop perhaps ju s l a neighbor tr y in g lo p e n do Just that. wake you u p because your house Is on Debbie Rutledge Longwood fire. Let Shoppers Shop Older U.H. Hep. Claude Pepper PPOs Prearrange Health Care Costs 0- I recently heard a radio talk show on changea la tba health-care Industry, and tba ah ov’s partici­ pants agreed that "P P O a" conld offer many people advantage* over traditional *‘fee-for-e«rviea’* health care. A ll of this lingo baa me confused. Conld you tell ma more about tbeaa "PPOs"? Please W rite Th* H e ra ld welcomes letters to tbo editor. They mast be signed wltb mailing address and, If possible, phooe number. We re­ serve tbo right to edit. Com rades Sought T h e 17 I h A i r b o r n e D i v i s i o n A s s o c ia tio n Is s e a rch in g fo r a n y troo pe r* w ho served w ith i h r I7 tii d u r in g W o rld W ar II. T h e 17th A ir b o rn e D iv is io n A s s o c ia tio n is h o ld in g t h e i r 3 2 n d r e u n io n In C learw ater Beach. Fla.. A u g u s t 7-11. For In fo r m a t io n c o n c e rn in g ih c association and/or Ihc re u n io n , please contact Ed S lrrglc). 62 F o rty A c rr M o u n ta in Ruud. D a n b u ry . C on n 0 68 11 ( 2 0 3 1 7 4 8 - 3 9 5 8 J a c k K rn n e tly Let's A ll Take S heriff's Shoot First A d v ic e W * m Shoot th e m am i don't w o rry about It If y o u shoot ihc w ro n g person S heriff F olk w ill do two th in g s fo r you: 1) He w ill b rin g bark t h r dead from the grave: 2) H r w ill testify In c o u rt on vnur behalf. Oh!, by the way. If th e m a ilm a n w alks across y o u r lawn, o r If t h r kid next door ju m p s your fence to retrieve Ills baseball, shoot them . too. Shoot them tw ice If th r y a rr e ithe r b la c k or Hispanic. A rm a n d o Brnna Apopka P rincipals' Dynasties I w on de r how many people in the c o u n ty arc aware of u state la w ,w h ic h g lvrs h ig h school p rin cip a ls o m n ljH i tenor over the athletic p o rgrum s at ih e ir school? I wonder If th e y are aware (hat even if a roach is accused Justly, o f cheating d urin g the season and tn lackadaisical In hts co aching efforts, und h a t antagonized other school couches and even jeopardized th r schools' reputation fo u n ty wide, still, h r Is s a lr from e sp u lslu n o f his duties If h is p rln rljiu l Is w illin g to o v e r l o o k o r r v r n c o n d o n e h is behavior? We have had sueh a s itu a tio n a I a sooth S rm ln u le high school and It is very fru s tra tin g to discover th a t con­ cerned parents have a b s o lu te ly no o p p o rtu n ity to get Justice done. No high ra n k in g county or school o ffic ia l Is w illin g to rn r rt w ith m ore th a n one parent at a tim e and you are g ive n a run a ro u n d by everyone. You w ill find yo urself even threatened w ith s u it If you p u rsu e In doing w h a t In good. C h ristia n , conscience you feel you m ust do Is n 't It tim e we taxpayers had u little say so about o u r schools? S h o u ld n 't w r adopt Orange c o u n ty 's system o f p rincip al ro ta tio n to keep dynasties from b rin g b u ilt and a llo w ­ ing o m n lp o lc n r r to b u ild ? W h y should we pay to lx- treated as If we are a ll irre spo nsible d u m m ie s or worse. Interlopers In a rrg lm e of absolute power? F a lrtrla H un zlker A ltam onte S prings + * • • w * « %• A PI*Os. or P refenrd P ro vid er O rga­ niza tion s. Is an a lte rn a tiv e ly p e of hralth-care-dellvery system . A g ro up o f doctors and other health-care providers Join together to oiler I h e ir services lo m em bers of th r I’PO. M em bers, who pay a m o n th ly prem ium to the 1*1X3, can have most o f Ih e lr health-care services provided by the PPO. and can go lo doctors o r hospitals o f th e ir choice outside Ihe PPO. How ever. If they do use 1*1*0 services, m em bers enjoy su b s ta n tia l financial rew ards In the form of lo w e r paym ents and ded uctib le s or Increased benefits. PI*Os are becoming m o re and more a ttra c tlv r lo employers, because ihey often can offer employees a w id e r range o f h ea lth ca re services a t lo w e r p re ar­ ranged costs than Ira d lllo n u l healthinsurance p lans D octor* and other h ru lih -c a re pro­ viders w ho farm PI*Os are w illin g lo o ffe r lo w e r rates In r e tu r n fo r s guaranteed clientele and q u ic k e r pro­ cessing of th e ir claims. C u rre n tly . I*IX)s are im ii offered lo senior c itize n s as an a lte rn a tiv e lo Ihelr standard Medicare coverage. Because of the p o te n tia l advantage* th a t PPOs offer to both Medicare b en eficiaries and the gove rn m e nt — a w id e r range of health-care services at lo w r r costs and freedom o f ctw ice — It Is an o p tio n lh a l Is long overdue. I f y o u have a question fo r Claude Pepper, please send It to " A s * Claude P e pp e r. Room 7 IS. H o u se O ffice llu lld ln g A n ne x I , W ashington. D.C., SOS IS . 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Ramho First Blood 2 — David M orrell some perspective. In th is case. It Is the hook that w ill p u t Segal back on the best-sellers lists, b u t not on the shelves o f serious readers. —J e a n n in e E. K le in Schwob: Master Of Atmosphere, Description T h e K in g In th e G o ld e n M a s k and O th e r W r itin g s , by M arcel Schwob, tran s by lain W hite. (C a rra n rt New Prrsn. 186 pp.. $6 50) M arcel Schwob. a late 19th century French w rite r. Is v irtu a lly u n kn o w n In the English-speaking w o rld despite an Im pressive literary backg ro un d. H r .was a frie n d o f Oscar W ilde; he corresponded w ith and was Influenced by Rot>ert Louts Stevenson; he translated D an iel Defoe's w o rks In to French; he was respected and a d m ire d by A p ollina ire , and he was recognized as a V illon scholar At age I I . Schwob read Baudelaire's tra n s la tio n of Edgur A lla n Poe, and the Influence o f the A m erican m aste r o f the o ccu lt on his later w ritin g Is readily ...C a la m ity Continued fro m page I D Just the tip o f the Iceberg." T odd said. "W hen you begin lo talk about llu b lllty It Is Just awesom e. Som ething has to be done to reduce the m e n ta lity th a t lile m ust lie ris k free. The to rt system Is not doing It. It ts Inequitable It Is slow It Is expensive and In m any respects It ts a lo tte ry ." L aw yer* are sta rtin g lo feel the p in ch, especially fro m the medical profession "A s pre sid e nt of the A m e rica n Bar Association. I'm try in g lo reduce the rhetoric o f rebuke for e ith e r side and try in g Instead to rem rdy by re fo rm , but we need to w o rk to g rth rr to gel that done," said A B A head Jo hn Shepherd. Personal In ju ry law suits have become so n u m e ro u s and the m e th o d s so sophisticated th u l lawyers are now able to do w hat was once thought Im possible: put a price on life J u ry V e rd ic t Research Inc., o f Solon. Ohio, tra cks personal In ju ry ve rd icts and now is able to calculate the w o rth of u leg. arm . b ra in and life. The firm sells the service lo attorneys. Insurance c o m ­ panies and corporations "A n a tto rn e y w ill cull up and say. i want brutn damage ruses.* und we go ahead and fin d Jury verdicts, se ttlem ents or Judgm ents o f bruin dam age,” said an assistant d ire c to r o f research The figures, u p d a trd w ith 1985 values for specific ty p e * of Injuries based on a n ationw ide sam p lin g of actual ve rdicts, showed the fo llo w in g Q u u d rlp lrg ls Is w o rth $ 4 ,1 1 3 ,3 6 0 . parap leg ia $ 2,2 8 5 ,2 0 0 ; severe b ra in damage $1,198,920. a m p utu tlo n o f one hand $274,080; am putation o f one a rm « S a fe C h ild : Books B j U n ite d P ress I n te r n a tio n a l T h e C laaa, by Erich Segal. (Bantam . 594 pp . $1 7.951 " T h e Class” Is a d eparture from Erich Segal'a m ost famous w o rk In the sense th a t It Is five separate "L o v e S tory-' scenarios that use H a rva rd 's class of '58 as th e com m on thread Segal traces the d ire ctio n taken by five class m em bers at the Iv y League School and thereafter u n til th e ir 2 5 th reunion lie p u lls no punches. Ills characters are a ll g o o d -lo o k in g , a m b itio u s and In ­ e v ita b ly successful at the cost o f personal happiness One begins to w onder If Segal, h im s e lf a member o f H a rv a rd 's actual class o f '58. knows th a t a w o rld exists outside that p rivy academ ic w o rld . Segal, w ho has edited o r w ritte n six a ra d e m lc w orks as w ell as "L o v e S tory" and Its sequel "O live r's S to ry ." displays a w o n d e rfu l knowledge o f the w ritte n word W hat he lacks Is the Im ag ina tion to expand h is Ideas H is approach to "T h e C la ss" Is much the same as the one Kona Jaffe took In “ Class K e u n lo n " and A lice Adam s used In the m ore recent "S u p e rio r W om en." T h e ir a p p ro a ch e s w ere c le a n e r. In ­ n ovative und at the ve ry least. Inter­ esting. T hat Is not to say Segal Isn 't Inter­ esting. G iven Segal's b a ckg ro un d. It Is d iffic u lt to avoid speculation about how m uch personal experience and "O live r *• a pp aren t. In th is collection o f stories, most o n ly a fe w pages lo n g . S c h w o b uses h is awesome vocabulary to reveal him self as u m aster of atm osphere and description. D escribing a " t r u ly f a t" m an, Schwob te lls us the m an's a rm s were "k n o tty at the Joints, like sausages." The m an's s k in was "a s shiny and close-textured as bucon rin d : his eyes w ere puffy w ith fat and h is quadruple c h in so lid ly propped u p h is overflow ing fa c e ." In a n o th e r s to ry , a gypsy w om an describes how she In flic te d pain on tw o e n e m ie s b y k e e p in g tw o to a d s In e a r t h e n w a r e Jars, feeding th e m breadcrum bs steeped tn w om en's m ilk . " A n d the Princess o f C a iro called them by $ 5 7 8 .1rut: am putation o f one leg at or below the knee $556,680. a m p u ta tio n o f one leg above the knee $ 92 7,8 0 0. T ha t does not Include variables. If a painter loses hts brush h an d In an a e rld rn t. the award skyrockets. The w ro n g fu l death o f an a d u lt male. 30 to 3 9 years old. whose wife and c h ild re n su rvive, ts w orth $ 38 5,4 2 5. "Iro n ic a lly , you're b e tte r o ff k illin g someone th a n In ju rin g th e m ," said one personal In ju ry atturney, w h o talked fra n k ly In exchange fo r a n o n y m ity . "When y o u 're dead, you d o n 't have any expenses, except burtal. T h e b ig th in g Is (tain und suffering It d o e s n 't m atter w hether th e y 're w hite c o lla r or blue collar. T he pain Is the sa m e ." W illie R am irez o f M iam i w as crippled by m edical m alpractice, b u t it also made him a m u ltim illio n a ire . Now th ey call hlin the $71 m illio n man. But s u ffe rin g physical h a rm ts not the only w ay to h it the p ersonal In ju ry jackpot. C heryl D ru cker. 28. was aw a rd e d $5.1 m illio n In p u n itiv e damages In a case Involving ru st on her 1980 four-door Toyota C arolla. The award d w a rfed the ju ry 's e s tim a tio n of her a c tu a l financial loss In the case — less than $2,000. " I'm u little n u m b rig ht n o w ." she said when the Jury handed d o w n th e w hop­ ping aw a rd . " I 'l l believe it w he n the money is In m y hands." W hile the case ta being appealed. D rucker s till d rives the car. Nobody cun argue w ith com pensatory, or a c tu a l dam ages. T h a t m o n e y is e a r m a r k e d l o c o v e r o u t- o f- p o c k e t expenses o f the Injury. It Is the m oney awarded fo r pain, suffering a nd p u n itiv e damages th a t has doctors c ry in g fo ul. The p a yo ff can be so great and the price for e n te rin g so sm all, th a t some th e names o f th e m en In to rm e n t, th ru s tin g long p in s In to th e ir bodies; w h ile the toads foam ed at the m o u th , each wound was echoed In the hearts o f th e bew itched." T h a t's the w a y Schw ob wrote. H is characters were d ra w n from tim es ra n g ­ in g from p re histo ry to the 19th c e n tu ry , and varied from a leprous king to a tra in engineer In p ro v in c ia l France, from an In d ia n ra|a to a R om an noblewom an. Each of S chw ob's tales Is m aste rful: some are c h illin g , some Ironic, all are bizarre and fantastic. If you're Into the supernatural, th is book Is for you. —C h a rle s J . C a n n o n people play the ro u n a like a lottery, hop ing for a "Jackpot" verd ict. " M y favorite quote Is fro m a doctor In New J e rse y,” said M ichael Eckstein, who heads Physician's A lert In Chicago — a business that tells d o c to rs how m any s u its a patient has filed. " T h e guy says, i t ’s cheaper lo file a m a lp ra c tic e lawsuit th a n It Is tn buy a lo tte r y tic k e t and y o u r chances o f w in n in g are In finite ly g re a te r.'" W ith some m a lp ra c tic e p re m iu m s c o s tin g up to $ 2,0 00 a w eek, nnd m illio n d o lla r verdicts n u m b e rin g tn the h un dred s. It Is easy to u nderstand why E c k s te in 's business Is boo m in g. " It's g oing g re a t." he said. T h e p o p u la rity o f a business like P h y s ic ia n 's Alert tells m u c h about the w ay d octors and p a tie n ts are getting a lo ng these days. 'T h e w hole basis of th e doctor-patient re la tio n s h ip Is In Jeopardy." Todd said. "E v e r y p atie n t thut w a lk s In to the d o c to r's office, that d o c to r looks at the pat len t as a potential lia b ility " T odd says the Idea th a t doctors are p e r f e c t c o n tr ib u te s to th e rise In m a lp ra c tic e suits. T h is is not to say th a t Juries do not fo llo w the letter of the law or that they a lw a y s aw ard Jackpots to the undeserv­ in g . S ta tis tic s show 6 0 p e rce n t o f m a lp ra c tic e cases never go to tria l. Other s tu d ie s show that doctors o n ly pay about 3 .5 percent o f th eir gross Incom e for m a lp ra c tic e Insurance. B u t researchers and a tto rn e y s also say th e re Is a snowball effect In Judgments. As Ju rors hear about o th e r m ill ion-dollar aw ards. It makes It easier to award a s im ila r one. Then th e re 's the deep p ocket th eo ry: that as people hear about large a w ards they get m ore Insurance — and th e m ore Insurance th e larger the Helping Young Protect Themselves B y K e n F ra n c k lln g UP1 P e a tn r e W r ite r BOSTON (UPI) — You w a n t your kids to be safe from ab­ ductors and abusers, yet you don’t w an t to scare the dickens out of th em and make them fear the w orld. You read a ll the horror stories about disappearances and se x­ ual abuse, a nd w o rry a bit. b ut t h i n k " Y e a h , b u t It w o n ’ t happen to m y c h ild ." Then you have more d oubts. What do y o u do? Buy S h e rry ll Kerns Kralzer's "T h e Safe C h ild B ook" for $5.95 then spend an hour or tw o d ig estin g h e r com m on sense m ethod o f p ro te ctin g child re n and giving th e m a greater sense of seif-confidence and Indepen­ dence. At all costs, she says, avoid te llin g h o rro r stories that w ill o nly o v e rw h e lm and paralyze the c h ild w ith fear, rather th an portray the w o rld as a positive place. Many o f the th in g s she sug­ gests w ill trig g e r a com m on sense response fro m the reader, but haven't been taught to the c h ild for one reason o r another. "P aren ts' In s tin c ts have been v e r y r i g h t . " K r a l z e r s a id . "T h e y 'v e said: I don't want to frighten m y c h ild re n . I d o n 't w ant them to be h urt, and I'm not sure how to ta lk about It.” O ver th e p a s t fo u r years. Kralzer has developed a personal safety p ro gram fo r children that focuses on h ow parents can raise the subject w ith children. " In itia lly , w h a i m any people d id was ta lk a bo ut It In the way th ey'd ta lk a bo ut It w ith children w ho had a lre a d y been v ic tim ­ ized. For e xam ple , w ith sexual abuse, th e y 'd say, ‘ Well, th is Is w hat sexual abuse Is and tills Is w hat they do to you and th is Is w ho Is lik e ly to do It to you.’ "W hen we k n o w that 85 to 90 percent o f se xua l abuse occurs w ith someone the ch ild knows und trusts, th a t's a really de­ vastating th in g to say to a child. It changes th e w u y they look at people they have relationships w ith .” K ralzer said. s u it . A n d w h e n p e o p le h e a r a b o u t la rg e aw ards, it makes th e m more likely to sue. People ussutne th a t a lm ost all com pa­ n ie s o r w e a lth y p e o p le have large a m o u n ts o f In s u ra n c e . T h a t's w h y frie n d s sue friends a nd relatives sue relatives. The m oney does not come fro m anyone In the c o urtroo m — It com es from the Insurance companies T h e com panies th en raise th ep rates, a nd the cost Is spread. T here Is one more ta b to be paid. The A M A e stim a te s d o c to rs charge $15 b illio n to $40 b illio n a year extra for "d e fe n s iv e ” m edicine — unnecessary tests th a t are given to p ro tect the doctor In the event of a m a lp ra ctice suit. W hen discussing huge personal In jury aw ards, ta lk In v a ria b ly tu rn s to medical m alpra ctice. Doctors b la m e greedy law ­ ye rs fo r runaw ay v e rd ic ts , w hile a t­ to rn e y s say careless doctors are re­ sponsible. A special AMA task force said A m e ri­ ca ns w eic filin g th re e tim es as m any m a lp ra c tic e suits as th e y did 10 years ago. 16 claim s for every 100 doctors. The a w a rd s and settlem ents "a re breaking all re co rd s,” the association said. A cco rd in g to J u ry V e rd ic t Research. Ju ry aw ards for m a lp ra ctice have leaped fro m an average o f $ 1 6 6 ,1 6 5 In 1974 to $ 8 8 8 ,2 8 5 In 1983 T h e AM A suggested fo u r points of a c tio n ; Educate the p u b lic about the p ro b le m ; develop b e tte r defense tech­ n iq u e s for physicians; i f doctors make m istake s, tra in them so they w on 't repeat the errors; and do som ething a bo ut the law — ta k in g m alpractice out o f the to rt system and rep la cing It w ith a rb itra tio n , or a n o -fa u lt w orkm en's com pensation-type system where only a c tu a l damages ore paid. Saturday Morn Is Cartoon Wasteland By Bill Lohmann UPI Feature Writer A T L A N T A (UPI) — The m an w ho gave us Bugs B u n n y . Daffy Duck and lots of other giggles says the state o f hts art these days Is no laughing m atter. "T h a t Saturday morning stuff nowadays Is not anim ation at u ll." says C huck Jones, an anim ator for m ore th an 50 years and one of the p rin c ip a ls behind Buga. Daffy and the rest o f the Looney T u n e s characters " I t 's s im p ly a form of spastic graphics. " It'a so u n fa ir to the children. I f * not o nly badly done. It’s cheaply done. Some o f these stu d io s probably pay m ore for th e ir Ja nitorial services than th ey do for th e ir stories " As Yosem lte Sain m ight say. "T h e m 's flg h tln ' w o rd s ." Jones. 7 2. w as among those w ho developed a n im a tio n and lifte d it lo an a rt fo rm . H e's w o n 4 three A cadem y Aw ards for a n lm u tk u i apd as a pioneer tn the field. Jones claim s a personal stake In the re p u ta tio n of (h r In d u s try and takes offense lo w hat he co nside rs substandard trea tm en t of hts c ra ft on S aturday m o rn in g television. He despises those who — he believes — are d ra g g in g the good name o f a n im a tio n th rough the m ud and m u st feel a little b it lik e s h o tg u n -to tin g E lm e r Fudd chasing th a t " tw lc k y w a b b lt." In the o ld days, a six m in u te anim ated ra rlo oi^ o o l^ ^ d ozer^ eo p l^ n v^ veek s ANALYSIS to c o m p le te . Each o f th e c a rto o n s required a t least 4.000 d ra w in g s , w hich docsn l In clud e the 10 o r 2 0 unusable draw ings for each one that w as used. It was e xtre m e ly painstaking fo r Jones and hts co-w orkers. Besides th e keen te c h n ic a l p re c is io n s , t h e y p o u re d them selves In to th eir ca rto on creatures and w orked hard to develop characters w ith ch a ra cte r, anim ated com e dia ns as fu nn y us anyone on the silver screen. Jones co m p la ins that to d a y 's "q u ic k ie cartoon s h o w s " lake too m a n y sh ortcuts — In m a n y instances, every character moves the same way through each frame — that shortchange the viewer. "H e re 's a very good w a y to determ ine the difference between fu ll a nim ation and th e lim ite d a n im a tio n s tu ff on S a tu rd ay m o rn in g ." Jones said d u rin g a recent v is it to Six Flags O ver Georgia a m usem ent park In A tla n ta , w h ich la b rin g in g the Looney T unes characters to life In m u c h the same w ay the costum ed D isne y c h a ra cte rs are used at D is­ n e yla n d and W all Disney W o rld . " W ith fu ll anim ation y o u can tu rn the sound o ff and you c a n te ll w h a t's h a p pe nin g Just like you can w ith any k in d o f good acting. W ith o u r stu ff, we a lw a ys ra n It silent o ile r we com pleted a n im a tio n ju s t to see if we could tell w hat w as happening by th e w ay the bodies m oved, the w ay th e ir heads tu rn e d o r the expressions o n th e ir faces. "O n the Saturday m o rn in g stu ff, you can lu m the picture o ff a nd te ll w hat's going o n because they ta lk a bo ut tl ail the tim e ." he said "They never trust that yo u can look at It and understand w h a t's h a p p e n in g It's w h a t I ca ll Illu s tra te d ra d io ." M uch o f the problem is econom ic. It is c o s tly to produce c a rto o n s the old fashioned way. But Jo ne s says cartoons can be long-range m oney-m akers and m a in ta in s th rre has "n e v e r been a tim e w he n good a nim ation h a s n 't been a good In v e s tm e n t.” He c ite s the TV version o f "T h e Grtnch W h o Stole C h ris tm a s " as a dram atic e xam ple. Jones produced and directed " G r tn c h " — "Som e people say I look like th e g rtn c h ." Jones says — and It's made an a n n u a l TV appearance fo r alm ost taro decades. " T h a t's obviously a very good in ­ v e s tm e n t.” says Jones, w h o directs his o w n p ro d u ctio n com pany In C alifornia and s till can draw a m ean Bugs Bunny. "The p ic tu re recovered Its cost w ith in tw o years, and every year. MGM gets a couple hundred thousand dollars for ru n n in g It. " B u t th e problem ta the conglom erates th a t o w n the s tu d io s a rc n ot th a t intereste d tn profit unless It's Immediate. A ll th ey w ant are blockbusters.'* " I t is not O K w ith me to s a c rific e the p o s itiv e m ental hea lth of our c h ild re n in the nam e o f prevention. W e've got to keep them safe In a w ay that also keeps th e m fe e lin g good a bo ut the w orld th e y liv e In and a bo ut the people th a t they have relationships w ith . " In an in te rvie w d u rin g a na tto n a l book p ro m o tio n lo u r, tIn ­ fo rm e r special e d u c a tio n teach­ er. w ho w orks In New Y o rk, said her whole prem ise Is th a t "p re ­ ve n tin g abuse Is less p ainlu l th a n d e a lin g w i t h th e after effects." H er book e xp lo re s avoiding sexual abuse, a b d u c tio n , how to deal w ith leaving c h ild re n home alone, and how to cho*»sc a day care center or b a b y s itte r. She ham m ers hom e tim e and again that c h ild re n fro m an early age can th in k fo r them selves and r a n l e a r n t o l a k e c a r e of themselves. "T h e y can pre ven t abuse, they can prevent a b d u c tio n — If we Just ta lk to them , give them a sense that Indeed w h e n th e y are by themselves th e y are taking REVIEW care o f them selves, th a t they need to th in k ahead ol tim e a bo ut what they w o u ld do If this happened or th a t hap(>encd. so th e y feel confident a nd able to lxo u t there In the w o r ld ." Kralzer said. A t the same tim e . Kralzer d o e s n 't w unt p a re n ts to led a n x io u s about the s itu a tio n "T h e last th in g p aren ts need Is one more th in g th ey have lo do w ith th e ir c h ild re n . These tech­ niq ue s mesh w ith th in g s they do every d a y ." she said. D e ll P u b lis h in g Co. agreed w ith her on the lrn|>ortanre ol g e ttin g the message o u t. and s im u lta n e o u s ly re le a s e d th r p.i p e r t i . u k a n d h a r d c o v e r versions of the book "P a re n ts need the In fo rm a tio n now . and parents fo r the most part Just don't b u y hardcovers.” K ra lze r said. ...C ity Continued from page ID benefit o f the people o f S a nford." S m ith . 66. says hts hobbles are golfing and fis h in g , but hr adds hts first love Is h is wife of 45 years. Vida, th e ir children, th e Rev. Freddie S m ith and Sue C h r is te n s e n , a n d h ts seven g ra nd childre n. T he S m iths are also active In th e ir church. C entral Baptist of S a n f o r d w he r e t h r l r son. Freddie. Is pastor. S m ith doesn't have m u c h lime fo r e ithe r fishing o r g o lfin g , but he has plenty o f tim e to watch th e gra nd childre n p la y various s p o rts and to support th e ir other a c tiv itie s . S m ith 1s fond o f re m in iscin g o n the tim e when tw o grandsons were pla ying on opp osing foot­ b a ll teams. When the tw o tra m s m e t, th e S m ith s to o k tu rn s s ittin g first on one side o f the fie ld and then on the o th e r to roo t fo r both sides. T he g randchildren are: Stacey C hristensen. 19; S cott S m ith , 19; Steven S m ith . 18; Robyn C hristensen. 18; T o d d C hristensen. 14. Blake S m ith , 12: E rica S m ith. 11. S m ith keeps u p w ith the b irth d a y s o f the yo un gste rs by c a rry in g the dales n e a tly Inscribed on a piece of paper In his wallet. T he S m iths m oved to Sanford In 1958 from Ocala w hen he wus tra n sfe rre d here as a su pe rviso r w ith th e railroad. He re tire d fro m the railroad In F ebruary 1979 ...D o lla r Coatiaasd from page ID w a y !" I c o u ld n 't believe M a rv in had m anaged three e xcla m a tio n s in a s in g le c o n v e r s a t i o n . He seemed to be d ra w in g on some In n e r source for s tre n g th I asked h im abo ut the FDD's p la n s for a re v o lu tio n . “ T h a t's going to be o u r piece o f resistance, or w h a te ve r you c a ll I t , " he said. " I f we ru n e s ta b lis h a b a n a n a - re p u b lic atm osphere o f re v o lu tio n and ch ao s here, th en fo re ig n In ­ vestors w ill really be frig h te n e d o f th e d ollar. T h e y 'll sto p b u y in g It. Its price w ill p lu m m e t, and A m e ric a w ill be stron g a g a in ." I to ld M arvin that s u b je c tin g the c o u n try to re v o lu tio n seemed a b it drastic. C o u ld n 't th e d o lla r be b ro u g h t down by re d u c in g th e d eficit? "We re try in g to take a rea lis­ tic approach here A n a tio n w id e b a n k p anic followed by a re v o lu ­ tio n w ill be a lot easier to p u ll off th a n a d e ficit reduction " � 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 05, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 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>, May 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