23 10 316 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b19e02ae6fe202b03fffef819f8f9a63.pdf 714b055e46c44359980ae9379e164d20 PDF Text Text Evening 77th Year, No. 213 Monday, April 29, 19S5— Sanford. Florida (USPS <81 7BO) Herald Price 25 Cents Super Weekend Antique cars, at right, line the lakefront Saturday and Sunday in Sanford for the Antique Auto Show and Swap Meet sponsored by the Rotary Club of Sanford Breakfast. Dan­ cers trom the Ballet Guild of Sanford/Seminole, af Magnolia Mall, left, en­ tertain a downtown au­ dience during Sanford Appreciation Days. M*c»W P+mHfry Im ix i 3 Die In Traffic Accidents B y Deane Jo rd a n Herald Staff W rite r A north Orange County man was killed In an accident In­ volving a jeep lhai overturned on county Road 426 about 200 ferl trom Trinity Preparatory School al 6 26a rn today. According lo preliminary re­ port n from l hr Florida Highway Patrol. Craig Sanders. 21. of 705 Carnation Drive, southwest of Gnldrnrod off state Road -126. died In the emergency room ol Winter Park Hospital. Further details were nol available al press lime In other traffic-related acci­ dents during the weekend, a Deltona mun was klllrd and Ihree others Injured In a three car crash In Deltona, and a Longwood man died when fils van crashed and burned In Longwood Kevin P. Leatherberry. 30. of 1711 Frullland Drive. Deltona died ul the O n lra l Florida Ur glonal Hospital In Sanford two flours after the 4:35 a m . acci­ dent on Providence Boulevard, According lo an FHP report. Lcthcrberry was northbound In a 1(179 Mur.da on Providence when he crossed the center line on u long curve and tilt nearly head- on a 1972 Oldsmoblle driven by Mark Vincent Miller. 27, of 414 Dellary Ave„ E n ­ terprise. la-uthrrln-rrv's ear then struck head-on a 1979 Cougar driven by Robert D Gardner. 26. of 329 E. Tangerine SI.. Alla monte Springs Miller. Gardner and a passen­ ger In Miller's ear. Michael Prc Isler. 21. of 514 Stone Islund. Enterprise, rerelvrd minor Inju­ ries. See T R A r r i C . psge BA N a tio n 's To p Heist 4 Hammer Way To $25 Million Bus Driver Suspected In Shooting Faces A ggravated Battery Charge A Mims bus driver who said he ander rrjKirtcdly tried lo enter a was unaware that he had shot a migrant workers bus driven by man who trlrd lo hoard his bus Vunnary Lee Majors. 58. of may lie charged with aggravatid Mims, ul about 11 47 a.in Fri­ day. battery. Majors said he believed Alex­ The victim. James Alexander. 2H. of 2163 Center Si.. Sanford, ander wanted lo sell drugs lo his was listed In satisfactory condi­ IMssengrrs Majors said he did tion loduy In Central Florida not want any drugs on thr bus and after arguing wlih Alex­ Regional Hospli.il. Sanlord Alexander wus shot once In ander fur 5 or IO minutes look a the shoulder with a .38-callbcr gun Irnm above in r Inis' visor pi si ol alter a eoulronlalloii with He Mid he wauled to Irlghtrn a man outside Ihe Cool liree/r Alexander away. Majors later told sheriffs In­ Iwir on SI jh-s Avenue in Midway, vestigators that h r fired a warn­ A c c o r d i n g In s h e r i f f 's H|Mikrsman .loim S|»olxkl. Alex­ ing shot at Alexander, then 52,500 Gallons Per Developer |Mirtcd that $ 5 0 million hud been to o k I H m l t i u i r * l o r l l t n t i to g e l litr HltHiry tiilo llic |f%|« U hiiiI one of the guards helper! them slurl up Ihe vehicle. Walton Mid there was video surveillance In Ihe building bin ll was nol known whether die rohlN-ry had been lajied Poller discovered the armorrd ear ii Ikiu I 6 a.m. about I'v miles Irom the depot hut none ol ilie money was recovered. Wells Fargo officials rrfused lo i omment on the Un it. Poller M id the heist was one llir largest robberies In history In 1983. u London gold rob bery nrlled die thieves $39 million The largest cash du ll in I lie Drilled Stairs was die 1982 $11 million H rn lry Armorrd Car Courier heist In New York S H S S e n io r A p p o in t e d Builders To Get Iron Bridge Shares "Bui If they think they eon have an effective protest this wav. then we certainly won't discourage them.'* she said. In the play "Lysistrata" by the Greek dramatist Aristo­ phanes the women of Athena withdrew aexual favors In protest against endless wars waged by their menfolk. "Let me put It this way. We > : WAR is on** of many groups are not counseling the women opposed to the forthcoming to do the Lysistrata bit.** M id lour by New Zealand's national Dinah Priestly of a group rugby teair. on thr grounds named Women Agalnal Rugby that there should be no sport-. or WAR ing llnka w ith the whitemlnortty government of South A lrka W AR Is suggesting to young women that unless nobody else ta available they should avoid having sex with rugby players and urns Apart from tt»r immobility of a ruvsex protest, the anli-tour group Is also advising women lo protest by not washing ru g b y shlrta a n d by enreuragtng boys to stop playing rugby and lake up soccer instead. TODAY N aval A cadem y By R ichard T rn e tt Herald Staff W rite r While his fellow graduates Irom Seminole High may sill) be enjoying a summer vacation alter the culmina­ tion of their high school careers. Churles Burgess Jr. will tie going right bark to elass work Ju ly 2 hr Is lo report to the U S. Naval Academy al Annapolis. Md Burgess, an 18-year old senior al SHS, received a rionmln.itIon lo the academy from Congressman Bill McCollum and won an appointment by the school's admissions board See A C A D E M Y , page HA sewrr connection fee of $2,071 jn-r untl lo be served It was May 1984 when the state Department of E n v iro n m e n ta l Regulation and the U .S . Environmental Protection Agency, acting In concert, stopped Iron Bridge Irom ucreptlng new connections until reoalrs were done lo slop IMilluilnn of the Econlockhatchec with effluent containing a high degree of nitrates. Nitrates encourage Ihe growth ol aquatic weeds. Since Ihe amount of Seminole's new capacity Is limited al this polnl lo 500.000 gallons per day, C h a r le s B urgos* each developer will lie given only 52.500 gallons, enough for 150 homes. Hooper said. A large porilon of ihe county's connection fees N ew House S a le s Up 8 .9 % In M arch w ill be used lo help pay the costs of correcting W ASH IN GTON (DPI) - Sales of Industry that was particularly deficiencies at thr Orlando sewrr plant. Cost of new single-family houses Jumped hard hit hy Ihe Iasi recession." Ihe rrpulrs Is estimated at than $12 million Seminole County's share Is expected lo lie 8 9 percent In March. Ihe fourth W'hljr House spokesman I-arry month of Improvement and thr Speakes Mid slightly more Ilian $ I million blggrsl surge since September It w us a ls o un in d u s tr y Hooper said the county Is also lo rccrlvr The a ir rage price of a new another 900.000 gallons per day capacity at Iron house went up $1,700 to a particularly hard hit hy a big Hr'tge and as Orlando implements a program near rrcord $100,200 during the drop In Mies In November that which will use water hyacinths lo absorb nitrogen month yet was still only 2.7 prompted many analysts lo anti­ cipate a steady trend downward In the rlllurnt. Seminole has hern promised I 34 percent above lost year s average million gallons dally more. "T h is Is welcome news lor an that did nol happen No Sex Please, We're Against Apartheid W ELLIN G TO N . New Zealand ( U P I I — A n i l - a p a r t h e ld feminists said today they will use an old (aahtoned way to protest Ihe New Zealand na­ tional rugby leam'a tour of South Africa — they won’t have sex with rugby players or tans. g u n m r r i t h r u w e n t Inn k downstairs and ovrr|Hiwrrrd tin guards. |K>licr said The building Is empty between 2 p m and 1 JO a m every day and Walton said thr gunnu-n must have entered ilu- d> |><n some lime between those hours "Obviously Ihry were there prior to the a rriv a l ol ihe guards." he said Walton said authorities wen investigating whether the rob fu ry was an Inside Job I'hr bandits loaded our ol the armorrd m irks parked in thr dc|>ot with the cash and n|n-d away. Waliou said H r said it U krn , which wmiltl t»«$vr in««lr the hetsl the tartest m hW nrv The robbery occurred shortly uftrr 1:30 a m . al thr Wells d rovr Ihe bus hark Inwards Fargo Armored Service Corp Mims. There were about 25 depot, w hlrh Is used as an people on Ihe bus at Ihe lime. overnight drop off point for Investigators said money on ats way from hanks to Majors said he wus unaware Hie Federal Reserve. that Alexander had been shot Poller said Ihe bandits broke until hr was slopped Jusl Inside In lo the Merrill Lynch bidding Brrvard County on stutr Road next door (o Ihe depot and used 46 hy llrrvard County deputies s le d g e h a m m e r s lo b re a k about u half-hour after shooting through a cinder block wall Into Majors has nol been arrested Ihr depot. Bill SjMilskl said Investigators They then went up a tlight ol will rerontmend to the Slate sialrs. haslird through anolher Attorney's oilier that Majors he cinder-block wall Into the oilier charged with aggravated bat- area and waiehrd on a monitor trry. as guards arrived and ojiened — Deane Jord sn the vault to take Inventory The To By Donna Eatea Herald Staff W rite r Stalled building projects walling lor Iron Bridge sewage treatment rapacity allotments may In­ utile In sturt up within die next few months According lo Seminole County Administrator Ken Hmiper sewer capacity al Orlando's Iron Bridge sewrr plant which has hern unavailable in Seminole builders lor the past six months should be available wllhln dir next 30 days. And developers, whose names have lieen on a walling list for sewrr eajiaelly lor months, were expected lo begin the trek lo Ihe county's environmental services olfler ul Five Points Iik I.iv lo confirm (hat they still want their share The department, which oversees the operation ol die county's water and sewrr plants. *rni tellers lo Ihe 86 developers whose names are on the waiting list idling them 500 000 gallons ol rapacity dally at Orlando's Iron Bridge sewer treatment plant Is expected lo In- awarded lo Seminole wllhln Ihe next 30 days The developers who confirm they arr si III Interested will have 30 days alter submitting their confirmation of desire for service lo die county to gel permits from Ihe slate Department ol Environmental Regulation and lo pay a county NEW YORK (UPII - Four masked gunmen used sledge hammers lo crash through the wall of a Wells Fargo depot early loduy, ovrrpow rrrd ihe guards and "cleaned out" a vault ol mure than $25 million In cash, authorities said T h r bandits escaped In an armored car. which p o lic e found lour hours lairr — near the Rrooklyn Bridge and I '-j miles Irom w hrrr thr robbery occurred In lower Munhultun No money was recovered. FBI agent Krnnelh Walton said more than $25 million w-as stolen. Poller had earlier re Race Panel May Get OK The Sanford City Commission Is scheduled lo meet today al 4 p.m. In Ihe city manager's conierrncc room lo discuss ihe formation of a hi racial commit­ tee. off forming the hi racial panel after Mayor Hetlyr Smith and two commissioners. David Farr and Milton Smith. Mid II was u sensitive Issue that needed further study. Commissioner Bob Thomas, the city's tlrst black commis­ sioner. tuts been pressing for thr committee to study race rela­ tions In Sanford Itis colleagues are expected lo name a steering committee which will establish goals and rules for Ihe commit­ tee. I.ast week thr commission put So lar. 16 people have volun­ teered lo serve on Ihe panel and Thomas said he expected them lo be confirmed at Iasi Monday's commission meeting However two of Ihe objections raised lo thr formation of Ihe group was that Ihe committee would tie loo large and had ambiguous goals. k i. ,XW1 Action Reports.............. 2A Bridge................................ 4B Calendar........................ 3A Classifieds...................... 2.36 Comics............................ 4B Crossword..........................4B Dear Abby 16 Deaths................................8A Dr Gott......................... 46 Editorial........................ 4A Florida...............................8A Horoscope..........................4B Nation................................ 2A People................................ IB Sports.............................5 7A Television.......................... IB Weather......................... 8A World ....................... ?A Once Is Enough SYRACUSE. N Y. (UPII Once Is enough lor English Irachrrs trying to end Ihe I r a d 111 o n a I f o r m o ( p u n ish m e n t for r r r u n l students writing the same phrase hundreds of limes II Irachrrs lollow a rrso lullon passed by thr New York chapter ol Ihe Na­ tional Education Associa­ tion. students In Ihe stair will no longer In- forced lo write "I will not talk In class' or "I will nol chew gum In class" or similar phrases when they break school rules " T h is discourages the love of writing." M id Linda Rosenblatt. NEA spokeswoman. "Th e use of writing assignments as a form of punishment creates nrgutlve feelings toward all written work ’’ V -d V 4 ‘4 + ' �JA— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI, Monday, April It, IttS Viet Vets Remember ... Again NATION W ASHINGTON fUPll The flood of news stories marking the 10th anniversary of Ihe fall of Saigon are p u s h in g m any Vietnam veterans to federal counseling centers with emo­ tional problems, officials say. Counselors say the reports, splashed across newspaper front pages and aired on evening newscasts for Ihe past several 10 to 12 new clients a day." said weeks, are causing nightmares, Bob Baker, a counselor at the vet flashbacks, anxiety and de­ center In San Diego. "One guy. a middle-aged busi­ pression In untold legions of nessman, married w ith two former warriors. "We have a number of cenlers children, came In after seeing all saying they are being flooded the stuff on T V ." Baker said. with peoplr." said Raymond "H e felt panicky and felt suffer­ Scurfleld. assistant direr tor of ing inside. It was like he was the Veterans Administrations back in Vietnam ” Chrs Goodman, a rounselor at R e a d ju s tm e n t C o u n s e lin g Service' that oversees 157 out­ Ihe Phoenix center, said he has reach cenlers nationwide. not seen any Increase In clients Scurfleld said his Information but. "A s more publicity comes was based on "Informal feed out we expert to see some more. " W e ’ ve had a co u p le of back" from many of the cenlers. most of (hem In big elites spouses call In who noticed a "Instead of five or six new s u d d e n c h a n g e In tji e t r people, we’re seeing as many as h u sb a n d s," G oodm an said IN BRIEF Complain All You Want, Reagan Is Going To Bltburg W ASHINGTON (UPI) - Crltlctsm of his planned stop to a German military cemetery has "wounded" President Reagan but Iherr Is no chance he will cancel the stop. White House chief of staff Donald Regan says. "It's unfortunate the way this has dominated the real purpose of the visit, to show the reconciliation between the Untied Stales and Germany 40 yrars later," Regan said In an Inlervlew Sunday on CBS's "Face the Nation." The president, who leaves Tuesday on a 10-day visit to Europe, spent Sunday at the White House reviewing briefing books on the four countries h r will tour: Spain. France, Portugal and West Germany, site of an economic summit and the cemetery at Bltburg. where about 47 members of the Nazi WaffenSSare burled. The journey has been marred by criticism from Jewish groups and American veterans of plans for Reagan to join West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl In a wreath-laying ceremony at Bltburg. When asked If there Is any chance the cemetery stop would Ire canceled. Regan replied. "No, there Isn't." "Th e y experienced a sudden Scurfleld said. "It*s the whole depression after reading articles Issue of bringing to one's atten­ tion a traumatic event they about Vietnam .** Generally, these vets have would like to forget. It's hard to symptoms of post traumatic avoid when It's rtght In your face stress disorder, a syndrome every day. "It would be llkr If all of a c o m m o n ly re fe rre d to as "shellshock" or "battle fatigue” sudden there we re nationwide stories on rape victims for Iwo during World War I and II » weeks.'* hr said. *T guarantee E x p e r t s e s tim a te up to you. everyone who has been 500,000 of the 3.5 million Am er­ raped would think about It and icans who served In Southeast those who have gotten over It. Asia now suffer periodic bouts of th e tr p ro b le m s w o u ld be the disorder, a condition blamed exacerbated.” for prob lem s ranging from Don O'Neil, a counselor at a broken m a rria g e s and d e ­ Detroit vet center, said the pression to sleepless nights and Tardily has handled about 400 suicide. rases this month, up from an Scurfleld said. "We have a lot average of 340. of vets coming In recent weeks **A guy m ay read or see and It appears to be related to something and say to himself. the T V coverage, the newspaper 'That happened to m e."' O'Neil roverage" about the 10th an- said. "There arc things these nlverary of the fall of Saigon and guys have been suppressing, related stories about America's trying lo deal with on their own longest and most unpopular They begin to realize that that war. they can't handle everything "We are not surprised at all." themselves." Police Accused Of Brutality Face Indictment Of Spirits, Gold And God S A L T LA K E C IT Y IIIPI) — The Mormon Church has released a 155-year-old letter purportedly written by a key ngurr of I he early churc h, whose version nl ihe church's founding conflicts with the official church version. The possibility II could have been forged a century and a half ago when "Ihe church had many enemies" was suggested by a church official Sunday. The letter — purportedly written by a "witness" to the church's founding. Martin Harris, to newspaper editor W.W. Phelps — discusses certain magical events and Iclls how a spirit turned trim a while salamander that attacked church founder Joseph Smith lo slop him from obtaining golden plates that were burled In the ground. Old Hebrew writing on the plales told of a new Biblical World on the American continent and was the foundation of the church. The Salt Lakr Tribune re|>ortrd that the official church version says Smith was told by God In 1823 hr had been chosen lo rrslore the church and was told by an angel where the plales were hidden. The letter was given lo the church by Sieve Christensen a Mormon bishop who purchased Ihe letter last year from LDS document collectors Mark Hoffman and Lyn Jacobs The dix'Umrni had f*een part of a stamp collection In Nrw England von Bulow Maid Back On Stand Hat a y Pxato b, Tarumj Vine ant Dramatic Dormouse PROVIDENCE. R I |IJPI| — The German maid who helped convict Claus von llulow of attempting to murder Ills heiress wife lakes the witness stand again this week, one year after the Rhode Island Supreme Court overturned his Initial guilty verdicts Marla Srhrullhnmmrr t>egan lent lying last week about the Iwo days In 1979 and 1980 on which prosecutors say von Billow Injected Ids wife. Martha "S u n n y" von Billow, with potentially lethal doses of Insulin at their opulent Leslie Bowers, as a histrionic Dormouse, runs through her lines for Longwood Ele mentary School's presentation of "Alice in Wonderland" which will be performed N a tu ra l G as Blast Kills 5, Injures 3 N e w p o r t m a n s io n . T h e s t a le c o n t e n d s v n n l l u t n w . a f l n a n c t r r - s o e t s l U r a n d one-time aide to oil tillllonalrr J . Paul Getty, wanted to Inherit 914 million of her 970 million and marry Ills girlfriend, u former soap opera actress Von Billow's 1982 conviction on both counts was overturned by the Rhode Island Supreme Court one year ago Saturday. His retrial rulers Us fourth week today SUMMER SH ADE. Kv. (til'll The flcrv explosion ol ,i natural gas pljw llm- tli.it killed live people and Injured three others l«-lt a gaping rralrr and five homes destroyed Four memlwm of one family were among those killed hy Saturday night s blast, which lout Iti il oil a fireball a mile wide, gouging a erater I I'v fret deep. H{! loot long and 4(1 led wide In a Iredrock of solid lliueslone. authorities said li looks like somebody |usi diop|M-d a Ixrinti' said Gordon Nichols, s|x>krsmun lot the slate Disaster and Emergency Services oilin' It was |ust clean — Mat to the ground with no (ouiidallotis led from any ol the homes or anything ' the blast, which occurred alxrut IO IT* p in Saturday, leveled tlvr mobile homes. Butler said WORLD IN BRIEF and a civil drfrttse spokesman said (he Intensity ol ihe explosion razrd a nearby sawmill and melted the paint from a school hits Butler Identified lire dead as Nell Shelley. 69, her *on. Bobby Shelley. 4H, his wife Elsie Shelley. 13; lire couple's 12-year-old son. Anthony M itche ll S h elle y, and a n eigh b o r. M ary lhii haumin, 5b The cause ol death lor each was asphyxiation "W hen there's a blasi — a flreliall — ot that nature It depletes alt thr oxygen." said Butler lie said Ihe victims' mobile homes were 306 feet from the pipeline. Nlrhnls said there was no damage estimate and It would Ire “a day or two" before an exact cause was determined tor Ihe explosion Another Investigation was under way Into a possible lifth slim gun attack in February by an nlllcrr from Ihr lOHth Frrd n c l In Queens. Th e district attorney was expected lo at Irasi present cases against the four officers charged with torture to the grand jury Tuesday T h r ,Yru York Dally .Yews said as many as six policemen could Ire Indicted. Half-Naked Woman Fights Off Would-Be Rapist CIA Accused Of Sending Middle East Weapons To Rebels i A 37-year-old Sunlnrd woman who accepted a ride from a stranger said fie irtrd lo rajxhrr. hul she kneed him In tiltgroin and hit film on Ihe neck and lied In her underwear ami a shirt The woman told Seminole County sherllT* deputies Ihr man offered her a ride from Cumberland Farm s on Park Avenue at 3rd Street In Sanford to a Winn Dixie supermarket after xhr walker! to Ihe conve­ nience shire and found II closed ai alxrut It) 10p.m. Saturday. Instead of going to thr Winn Dixie, the attacker drove lo Rand Yard Road. Sanford, and pushed llie woman out ol the ear and onto Ihe ground In a railroad switch vard. a sheriff's rr|M>rt said. The atxtuclor said "make love W AR SA W , Poland |UPI) — Solidarity leader Lech Walesa or else." and forcibly removed warns that Poles will show their supixrrt for the outlawed Ihe woman's Jeans and shoes As union In Independent May Day dcinonatralkms and the man attempted lo rape her "neither riot poller nor roadblocks" can stop them. she Irnighl him oil and ran to the Fleet Reserve building on Wesl Wttirsu. In u letter lo Wursaw steel workers that was First Street. Sanford, to get help, distributed Sunday to Wcstrni rrporters. Implicitly tracked the report said u recent call by underground Solidarity leaders for a series Sheriff's Investigators went to of protests May I ___ — ______ thr scene of thr attack with the The demons!ration* ore meant lo prraa fur the release of woman. Iiul she couldn't locate an estimated 150 pollllcal prisoner* und for wugc hikes lo the exact site. Her shoes and compensate for recent price Increases, which ranged from Jeans were found in the area and 10 percent lo 14 percent. thr woman said she didn't nerd The authorities have denounced the call for independent medical treatment, thr rrport May Day protests und wurnrd that they were proposed by said. the rnemlrs of Poland HOUSE S E A R C H E D A Sanford n u n has been a r r e s t e d o n c h a r g e s ol possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia following u search of hts home hy Sanford police. S Upni W S gn<Sarvyod tS s w sw rsrw ni pr**<d*d t , mambatt at According to a poller rrport. m* National Aaootta Han at lot v a u lt Goat* i Fl* Progrott X X w*Senfed drugs were purchased In March Frttdom Saving! ,W IPX or* raartanlallva litloraaaiat prreta at at mta motninf hatar Inlar Oaalar motkoH MCA « '* and early April at thr man's thanp# ttv M V * * ' <*• *a, Pritat da not Mvghat Supply U X unchangod intH/tOa r#*aO m arlup matkttavm Mwount l»W l*X home la si* Sanford police obtained a NCR Corp XX X . Atlanta Bant »< i H 't 1 *n#, nx n x search warrant from Seminole Amorttsn P la n t) SAL IW wnhanpod Scarty t OX UX County Judge. Alan Dlekry and SVM HUM UH SIX X u X i i l B ar* XX unchanged raided Ihe home Friday. Flat Ida P«*or tun Sknkt MX MX U a ltsd Press International T h r Nicaraguan government Is accusing the CIA of srcrelly equipping anil Sandlutsla rebels with small rockets und other weapons marie In ihe Middle East Guns of varying brands and calibers. Including small rtxkrts used In sbuol down aircraft, have been confiscated from rclx-ls aflrr recent battles. Defense Minister Humberto Ortega told reporters Sunday " T h r U S Central Intelligence Agency has given Ihr counterrevolutionaries powerful Kgyptlun machine guns lo kill our people." he said. "Thrse arc arms coming (rum Ihr Middle Eust that Ihe CIA has Iroughl In Its light against Nicaragua. The tJnltrd Stales last yrur pulled out of talks wllh Nicaragua held In the Mexican rrnort of Manzanillo, saying thry had lulled to produce positive irsulln President Reagan has Instead railed on Nicaragua to accept proposuls tor a national dialogue with thr Inlrrnal opposition, w hich the Sundlnlsta government has jK-rststrntly rejected. 'Protests Can't Be Stopped' STOCKS ) Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday The play will be preceded each night by an art show ot student works at 6 p m. and spaghetti dinner at 6:30. The curtain rises at 7:30. NEW YORK (UPI) - Indict­ ments against at least four Queens poller officers accused of torturing drug suspects wtlh a stun gun could come as early as Tuesday, Queens District At­ torney John Santued says. Four officers of the 106th Precinct In Querns have been arrestnl and suspended without pay for allegedly lorturlng drug suspects with stun guns to force them to confess. Th e Integrity officer at the slatlonhuuse was also suspended but not charged In the growing poller brutality scandal. Sanlucc! said Sunday thr eases against the four officers are sdirdulrd lo go to a grund Jury Tuesday and that It should reach Its decision hy Tuesday night Eighteen top-ranking officers were transferred out of the precinct last week, and Police Commissioner Benjamin Ward Saturday announced that two of the department's most senior officers would shill to other duties and would retire In a matter of months Ward also announced changes in In t e r n a l In v e s t ig a t io n prm-tlcrs, saying all reports of brutality, regardless of their sc-! verity, will he Investigated by lire Internal Altalrs Division ratlrrr than Ihe Civilian Com­ plaint Review Board ) A c t io n R e p o rts * Flra * C o u rfi * Po/fco Released on 9500 bond Satur­ day w as Michael A n th o n y llurllson. 24, of 58 Kent Court PEEP IN G TO M ? A man who was louml drunk arul lying on a lawn has hern arrested lor prowling and loiter­ ing According lo a Sanford police rc|xirt. a woman on Grundvlrw Avenue In Sanford said a man looked In her bathroom window arnuiul I 5) a.in Saiurday. When an officer arrived thr man was gone front that uddress hut was louml a couple of houses away lying on the lawn of thr house where he lives R rleased on 9100 bond was Jeffrey Arthur Stephan. 22. of 2293 Grandview Ave C LO TH ES T H E F T Poller have Ihr name of a 16-yeurold girl who is suspected of taking clothes from a homr where she lived for two weeks According to a sheriff's report. Ilazlr Leayrrnon Knots. 20. of 1803 W IHth St . Sanford, saw ihe girl leaving her home shortly allrr noon Thursday carrying a brown paper bag When Ihe woman cheeked her home, about 9146 worth of llrm s were missing, according to the rrport w hich said the Ihirf rntcrrd Ms Knots home through a porch window Missing are Iwo belts, four sheets, a shirt, blue Jeans, pants und makeup. P O LIS H E D T H IE F Deputies have Ihr name of a susprrt who Is accused of taking 93.888 worth ol car polish from a Fern Park business According to a sheriff's rcjxrrt, Ihe thief tixrk 30 cases ot liquid silicone polish worth 9576 a case and 48 gallons of thr same material worth aboul 91.008 from the Auto Am i inn, 180 Ohcrlrn Road B U R N E D M A IL A Longw ood woman told (Killer someone Uxik her mall and n rw s p a p rr out of her mailbox and burned the Items. Sandy Glllmart. 41. of 106 Sweet briar Branch, suld she 11mml the newspaper lorn up and burned tn her driveway und her burned mull around the corner of t he house. The Incident probably oc­ curred Thursday at alxiut 9:25 p in., she said R E C O R D E R S TO L E N A vtdeocassette recorder has tx-en taken from Lakr liranitry High Sehixrl. according to a sherffTs rrport. The recorder ts worth 91.080 It was taken between March 17 and April 12. according to thr report B U S T E D UP B L A S T About 50 lawmen, Including Seminole and Orange county sheriffs deputies, Altamonte Springs and Casselberry poller and state troopers, broke up a party attended by alxiut 1.000 persons In Casselberry on Sat­ urday night after the crowd overran the arra. disrupted traflie and disturbed area residents, a sherllTs report said Seminole C o u n ty sheriffs deputies called In all available departm ent em ployees snd lawmen from other agencies along with police dogs at about 11 p m. to break up the bash at .Slovtc Gardens. 3150 Howell Branch Road. Casselberry The party goers parked cars along Ihe roadway and tn orange groves, blocked driveways with tlrrtr vehicles und walked In the roadway obstructing traffic, the rrport said Th e crowd, lured to the area hy filers distributed at bars, parking lots, and universities wtih the promise of all the beer you could drink lor a 96 donatIon. exceeded the capacity of thr arra and the Slovtc Gardens' dance hall, the rrport said Lawmen rrportrd the crowd became abusive and threw rocks at patrol cars. Tw o Cassrberry police cars w rrr vandalized, the rrport said, hul no one was Injured One of three men who hosted thr party, Altamonte Springs llrrflghter Mathew C. Sheppard 23. of Spanish Trace *200, Altamonte Springs, told lawmen the tilers advertising Ihr party were distributed In areas fre qurntrd by adults, the report said. Hul deputies reported many ol Ihr (rarty-goers appeared to he juveniles and no effort had been marie to establish the age of the guests who were served beer. No charges have been filed In connection with the incident E iv n in j; llr m k l I US P S I I I 1M) Monday. April 19. IMS Vol 77. No J I J Pwblnhad Daily and Sunday, •■cap! Saiurday ky Tha Sanlord Mar aid liK MS N Franck *»• . Sanlard Fla. u r n Sacand Clan Pstfat* Paid at Sanlord FXrtda » m Mama Daliuary Waab. SI IP; MonIII MZSr ) Montht SI* JS, » ManHit. S ir Mr Vaar. tit M By Mall: Wsafc St It; Month la M. J Monlhr HI M; * Monlht. Ill Mr Vaar. IM.SS. Phona IMS) 111 Hit. �Monday. April It, lets— 1A Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Growth, Malpractice, Politics Top Legislative Agenda TA LLA H A S SEE (UPU — The Florida House lakes up two top Issues of 1985 — growth management and medical malpractice — this week while the Senate deals with some of next year's major political matters. Senate President Harry Johnston. D-West Palm Beach, has a news conference scheduled this afternoon lo announce his plans to run for governor, with Attorney General Jim Smith as his runnlngmate. Johnston had supported Smith for governor, until the attorney general dropped out of the race March 4. but last week the two men were rrported to have made a new pact for the 1986 race. Senate Democrats have a caucus scheduled later this week lo formally elect Johnston's successor as presiding officer for the 1987-88 sessions Sen. Ken Jenne. D Hollywood, has signed pledges from fellow Democrats lo make him presldcnt-deslgnatcon Thursday. Johnston and Jenne last week scoffed al persistent reports that Republicans and con­ servative rural Democrats might form another coalition to deny Jenne the presidency, regard­ less of the outcome of the Democratic caucus The GOP holds nine seats In the 40-member Senate, and would need to pick up a dozen votes In 1986 — either through Republican victories or a combination with renegade Democrats — to stop Jenne. Sen Dempsey Barron. D-Panama City, who denied another Senate president designate the office In 1975. forgrd a coalition with Republicans lo control Ihe Senate In the laic 1970s and early 1980s Last year, while Jnhnslon was sttil president designate, he engineered Jenne’s elec­ tion for the subsecpient term to head off a return of power from the urban southeast to the rural northern Senate districts. Another crucial political Issue of 1986. llmlllng Cabinet members to iwo terms In office, comes up for a vole In ihe Senate Judiciary-Civil Committee on Wednesday. The constitutional amendment would allow Cabinet incumbents to run again next year, but they would only he allowed one more rc-clcctlon campaign alter thal. Johnston (rankly admits he warns thr two-term Cabinet limit ns a step toward abolishing the six-member executive board Johnston conceded he does nol have the votes to do away with the Cabinet, so he deetded Its members should at least lx- limited to thr stm r eight years governors ran serv e. In ihe House, meanwhile, an 85-pagr medical malpractice package Is sri for hearings Iw-lotr the Health Care and Insurance Committee on Mon­ day The bill by Rep Art Simon. l> Miami. would tighten peer review requirements lor physicians accused of Incompeienry. sel up a fund to make sure no doctor pays more than 15 percent ul gross Income lor malpractice Insurance premiums, and Impose a sliding scale on attorney contingency lees in such tort eases The bill would also modify the legal doctrine ol "Jolni and several liability," which allows plainlilts to collect entire Judgments front hospitals tl their doctors lack enough malpractice coverage to sattstv a verdict. The Senate Commerce Commuter also has hearings scheduled Monday on nine malpracilee hills — including abolition of Joint and several liability, which Johnston wants On Tuesday, the lull House has floor debate scheduled on Gov Boh Graham's comprehensive state growth plan T h r 10-ycar plan sets broad goals — such as state acquisition ol 100 more miles of beaches making a 10 percent gain In the numtier ol elderly |tcoplr living self-sufficient lives, and attaining the up|x-r one-fourth among s t a t e s in educational achievement by 1986 Die plan would toughen environmental pro­ tection laws and spur both qualitative and quantitative Improvements to the stale s traitport at Ion sysients. schools hospitals, prisons and other services According to estimates bv Graham and House Apprprlatloiis stall, the state would spend iH-ivveen 532 billion and #34 billion if each of the plan s provisions were enacted today Accounting lor Inflatlmi. House leadersrxper t the plan lo tost ncurlv $ IOO billion by 1995 Caffeine Does Not Affect Chances Of Breast Disease M*f*MP%i Im Itf T#mmy VJj»<c«tftt William D. Hogan, Florida Division Commander of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, closes his eyes in prayer during Friday's Confederate Memorial Day service at Sanford's Evergreen Cemetery. Prior to the service, members of the Norman de Vere Howard chapter ot the United Daughters ol the Confederacy placed rebel Hags on the graves of those who served In Ihe service of the South during the War Between the States. Millionaires Most Are Hard-Working, Self-Made And Plan Ahead A T L A N T A lU I’l) — There are nearly I million millionaires In the United Slates, hut a researcher nays some have ao III tlr money th e y tia v r lo b o rro w t h r l r lu n c h m o n e y . Dr Thomas Stanley, a marketing pro lessor al Georgia State University, said millionaires are dlllerrnt from other people — they plan ahead. But that does nol mean they have more money. “ Most of I hem don't have u million dollars In Ihe bank." Slunlcy said “ A man once said lo me. ’I have to borrow money to eat lunch Stanley, who has surveyed millionaires since 1973. said they place emphasis on wealth appreciation, m inim izing taxes, providing financial protection for ihelr families and assuring college educations for Ihelr children. “ AtKiut 80 percent we've surveyed are first generation wealth." he satd. "They made ihelr money themselves. What I find w ith millionaires ts they are self-emploved home near or in a inctrn|M>littan area, said Ttiese people are hard workers, driven They arc more frugal and they have a lot of Stanley. The average millionaire Is 57 years old. amhlllon. m llU o n u Ir rs h a v r "Dlsettiltne has a lot In <to with It — lliey ar omHi r g8r5 < lpr ge rr cr resn t T wofe n at lly |>rr«-*nt a te r e l U r i l arc frightened that they arr tint going to and 70 percent arc self-employed. Slanlcy succeed." said, Stanley said the number ol millionaires in Southern slates have Ihe greatest number the United Slates Is approaching I million. of millionaire households al 30 percrrtl. and H r said In 1984 there were 832.602 anil Stanley said the South Is growing rapidly In Ihe number eontlnurs lo grow nl a rate of ii-rins ofaffluent population. atxiut 9 percent. The Non beast has Ihe highest concentra­ "A l Ihe rale w e rr going, we could rrach a tion with one-fourth of thr nation's mil­ million (millionaires! Hi 1986 or 1987," he lionaires, but only 21 percent of the said. households. T h r number of inllllonglrr households In Ihe Northeast, Connecticut has Ihe varies widely from stale lo stale with highest concentration with 1.717 m il­ California having thr most — I 14.427 — lionaires per KM).000 households. The and Vermont the least — 1.031. Stanley said Washington. D.C.. area has ihe highest In tnosi millionaires have their money lied up ihe South wlih 1.501 |x-r 100.000 in rral estate and I heir companies. Illinois Is the leader In ihe Midwest with 1 149 |h t 100.000 Alaska has the highest Millionaire households arc traditional — more than 80 percent composed of a concentration In ihr West with 2.161 |x-r married couple with chlldim living lit a 100.000 NEW YORK (Ill’ll - Neither breast cancer nor benign breast disease appear lo be more common in women who drink col Ire or cat chocolatr. according to a study ol women in Israel Contrary to prior research, caffeine and related substances found in tea, coffee, cola, cocoa and chocolate do not appear to make a woman more susceptible to benign breast disease, researchers Hum the Chaim Sheba Medical Center In Tel llashnmrr. Israel and the New York Medical College In Valhalla rrjrortrd In ihe current Issue of the Journal nl tlir A m e ric a n Medical Association I he Israeli scientists also re (xirtcd in the Journal ol ih r .Vaf/ona/ Cancer Institute that they loiintl no link between callclnc and an increased risk ol breast cancer. Si r let Iv del Itied, benign breast disease relrrs to rapid, hut normal tissue growth In the duels ol the breast Almost cvi r> adult woman has sin It growth al some lime in her lllc. said Di Maurice Black coauthor In the study and clinical professor ol pathology .it New York Medical <'ollegc The researchers Interviewed 854 Israeli women diagnosed with iM-nign t -east disease anti more than 1,400 similar women w it h o u t W ASHINGTON IUPJI - The nation s capital Is home to many ot thr world's most Influential penplr. but Its residents give less In philanthropic organizations than other major cities, accord­ ing lo a new study "Th e Washington area lacks Ih r critical mass necessary lo generate a strong philanthropic base because It has lew very wealthy residents and lew large n a tto n a l c o r p o r a tio n s are headquartered here." analyst Mallory Walker said In a study by Ihe Greater Washington Re* search Center. All hough Washington has a higher average Income than the six othtr cities studied, taxpay­ ers made less charitable deduc­ tions. gave Irss to the United Way. and generally favored na­ tional and International con­ cerns over locul nnrs. The other cities studied were: A tla n ta . Boston. Cleveland. D a l l a s -F o r t W o r t h . M in nc.tpolis Saint Paul, and San Francisco. Because many Washington residents arr from other cities, (he study said, reside ills send money lo ihelr hometowns. In­ CALENDAR M O N D A Y . A P R IL 29 Rrhos Club AA. noon and 5:30 p m., closed. H p in , step. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Rebos at noon, closed. Apopka Alcoholics Anonymous. 8 p m., closed. Apopka Episcopal Church. 615 Highland Al-Anon Step and Study. 8 p.m.. Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Drive. Sanford AA. 8 p m . closed. 1201 W. First St. Fellowship Group AA. senior citizens. 8 p.m.. closed. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry, TUESDAY. APRIL 30 Casselberry Kiwanis Club. 7 a m.. Le Club. S. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. Sanford Toastmasters. 7:15 a m.. Village Inn restaurant. 2565 S. French Ave. ' Sanford Optimist Club. 11:45 a m.. Western SUzItn Restaurant. Sanford Sunshine Connection open house. 7-9 p m . South Seminole Community Hospital cafeteria. 555 W. State Road 434. Longwoud. The prenatal support group ts u project of Ursula Sunshine Child Abuse Prevention Inc. Call 834-1200 ext. 441 for Information. Concert by Tomlinson College Chorale from Cleveland. Iron.. 7:30 p.m.. Church of Gad of Prophecy. 2509 Elm Ave.. Sanford. Sanford Senior Citizens Club. noon. Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch and Bingo. Sanford Llona Club. noon. Holiday Inn, In­ terstate 4. Sanford. land. From Washington resi­ dents, they received less than half <>l that — #12 81. The nation's capital also has ilie fewest philanthropic organi­ zations. The study showed thal the llrst community-bused founda­ tion In Washington, ihe Comtmmliy Foundation of Greater Washington, was established In 1973 The study also showed that of every Washington dollar given to non profit organizations, only 8 cents wrnl to local non-profit groups. d is e a s e SAVE ENERGY ^ ALL YEAR ‘ROUND TRAMS' IR A N I’ S R tr lh r ilio n H o t rump An Conditioner ( i t i * H tic irn t C lim ilr Contiol tor All Srrvont W A LL N ootlof Im . T «l. 311-6361 100? Van Ur d A»t , I tnlff d b e tw e e n Bout Insurance? - < )nc n a m e sa>s it best. / TON Y RUSSI INSURANCE // P h . 322-0285 * 2575 S. French Ave., Sanford rs lu to - O w n e rs In s u ra n c e life tlnme tar thiomss One n.inn tl .ill FREE S P IN A L E V A L U A T I O N » Residents Of Nation's Capital Aren't Big Givers stead ol keeping II here Most ol the rlty's long-time residents are (xxir. I he study said Taxpayers In oil-rich Dallas gave the most lo charity, and led ihe nation In Individual and corporate fortunes. Dallas resi­ d e n ts c la im e d a to ta l ol #830.000 In charitable deduc­ tions on th rlr lax returns. W a s h i n g t o n ia n s c la lm r d #596.000. Cleveland contributed the most of the seven cities to the Unlird Way. The charitable or­ ganization received an average ol #26 72 per capita from Cleve­ th e 1977 and 1980 about thrlr diets and other possible risk (actors lor thr disease In the llrsl group as well as the second, the nmnbet ol women who retrained front drinking coffee equaled the the number of women who drank al least live cups a day The women consumed compa­ rable amounts ol coffee, tea. cocoa, cola and chocolate com­ bined. they reported Differences lit the type of women studied might account lor the dixpurtiy he Iween this and previous research Itiullugs. Some earlier studies evaluated women who hud serious enough brcasl disease to have had a tissue sample extruded and ex uintnetl lot cancel " l ids was the llrsl time that a study population was curclullv classified." said Black. WARNING SIGNALS Of PINCHED NERVES t k 3 4 5 G 7, Inkutna IncWrkv Paten Arvityia, fiuliM Ttd. Short Lag I tit, Short Arts T«t Aad Talk Mth Doctor A C C C TU • ‘ tafciMt I t N * t latttt • t » i e m u m *>.:> A M Frequent Headaches Low Bach or Hip Pain Dizziness or Loss ol Sloop Num bness ol Hands or Foot Norvousnoss Nock Pain or Stiltnoss Arm and Shoulder Pain o t m im h »v a H t u - c v t i i i io n p a 'M l si m rixl to m ax a ahum to AA, (.ASCII AAIMlSt OH01 Hl'U.ufltlt) KjH AAi MIM *0" »*• OtM»H AlHyiCt I 1AM1NA IIOS OH tMIAtUINT MMICMl» A|A<OHMtOAS AMlXUl I £>» AHOHUM.* It HOUH*0» HI WXX, WHO IQ tMl AUvtHnttUlM fOH (Ml MMt MHVICI f AAMiSAHOH OH tHIAIWIST oa.m. b a n f o r d p a i n c o n t r o l c l in ic to OF CHIROPRACTIC, INC. » 0 P.M. SAN FOR D * *•*' * A» Utuol Thr, Some* It M i l 0 R L A N 0 0 849 0)69 J 4 7 t S AIRPORT BLVD - SA N FOR D }21 S7S3 ACCIDENT & INJURY CASES South Seminole County Klwanls Club. noon. Quincy’s Restaurant, Highway 17 92 and Live Oaks Boulevard. Casselberry Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E, Second St.. Sanford. 11 a m. to 7 p m. Florida Hospital Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave.. 11 a.tn. lo7 p in. Sanford-Duplicate Bridge Club. 1 p in.. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. Sanford AA. 5:30. closed discussion, and 8 p in., open discussion. 1201 W. First St Rebos Club A A. noon and 5:30 p.m.. closed. 8 p m . step. 130 Normandy Road, Casselberry. Clean Air Reboa Club. noon, closed 24-Hour AA group beginners open discussion. 8 p m.. Second and Bay Streets. Sanford. 17 92 Group AA. 8 p.m.. closed. Messiah Lutheran Church, 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. Overcaters Anonymous, open. 7:30 p in .. Florida Power A Light. 301 S. Myrtle Ave.. Sanford. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 COPE Support Group of Seminole Area. 7:30 p.m ., Seminole Com m unity Mental Health Center. Cranes Roost Offlre Park. Suite 377. Pelican Building. Altamonte Springs. First end third Wednesdays for families and caregivers of long-term mentally disabled. Free of charge. Sanford Senior Citizen Club. noon, bag lunch and Bingo. Sanford Civic Center NO RECOVERY • NO FEE TRIAL PRACTICE, PERSONAL INJURY & WRONGFUL DEATH • AUTO ACCIDENT • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE • BOAT & PLANE • SLIP & FALL • OTHER ACCIDENTS F o r A F re e C o n su lta tio n C a ll BILLINGS, MORGAN & CUNNINGHAM P.A. 323-4321 SE M A BIA E S P A N O l / " 7 \ w I X XT—%-H. • * > > » ■ » V > •• ■ • < W M . I �Evening Herald (USPS « ll }I0) MX) N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD. FLA. 32771 A rrji Code 3 05 -3 22 '2 6 1 1 or 831-0993 Monday, April 29, 198S— 4A Wayne 0. Doyle, Publtiher Thomet Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkins, Adverlliing Director Home Delivery Week. SI 10 Month. *4 75 3 Months, *14 25 0 Months. *27 OO Year, *51 (X) Hv Mall Wrrk, *1 50. Month SOOrt 3 Months. *18 00 B Months *32 50 Yrar. SBOOrt Syn fuels' Big Failure T h r U.S Synthetic Fuels Corp. has l>ccn a total failure. It was supposed to encourage the development of a commercial Industry for converting coal and oil shale Into liquid fuels, but that hope has proved to be grossly premature. For the foreseeable future, there Is no way to bring synthetic fuels to market without enormous public subsidies, since the synfuels can’t conceivably be produced In quantities that would make a difference in an energy emergency. Geared as It Is toward commercialization of synfuels. the SFC Isn’t even In a position to solve the real problems of this technology. It doesn't fund the kind of small-scale, technical research that m ust precede c o m m e r­ cialization. It hasn’t even tried to address the serious environmental Issues raised by an industry that. If ii ever came Into existence, would be producing thousands ol tons of solid waste euch day at each plant. In addition to a multitude of new air and water pollutants. hi fact, the SFC’ hasn’t yet lundrd much of anything, although It is continually trying to give Its money away, The most significant thing to come out of the agency thus far has been scandal — the Reagan appointees to the SFC board who have had to resign because of conflict of Interest: the generous and unnec­ essary consultant contracts provided to friends of (he hoard; the expenditure of millions ol taxpayer dollars on things like carpeting and a sauna at SFC headquarters. Nonetheless. Congress and the president have left nearly $H billion at the SFC's disposal — to give away In loans, grants and price supports as It sees lit That’s far less than the $10 billion thr government llrsl thought to spend on synfuels. hut It remains an absurd amount of good money lor the taxpayers to be |x>uring after bad. W hite House budget Director David Stockman has admitted as much In congres­ sional testimony. Hut. Stockman said, the administration must stick by the deal It cut with several senators, who agreed to go along with a reduction in SFC funding last yeur on condition the adm inistration Iruve the pro­ gram alone this year. That's a deal that should never have been made, particularly In the midst of a deficit crisis, In which fur more worthy government programs are being sacrificed left and right. Fortunately, the rest of Congress Is under no obligation to uphold It. • Minus One Engine A Ihrec-Jel Hoeing 727 lost an engine last week on a lllghl from Dallas to San Diego. The engine not only stopped operating; It was wrenched olf the pylon supporting It to the fuselage. It fell to the ground, bill the airliner kept on Hying to a safe lauding at Its destination. The engine mount is designed to shear when an engine seizes, to protect the airplane’s laxly against stress And the plane Is designed to My safely on two engines The 727 Is one of the most jxqnilnr airliners In the world. And. it appears, one of the safest. Please W rite L e tte r* to the e ditor are welcome lor publication. All letter* mu*t be signed and Include a mailing address and, K passible, a telephone number. Th e Evening Herald re­ serves the right to edit letters to svold libel and to accommodate space. BERRYS WORLD HELEN THOMAS Bitburg Cemetery Visit Haunts Reagan W A S H IN G T O N { U IM 1 W h ile H ouse spokesman 1-arry Speakes has been trying to say as Imle an possible abnul President Reagan's controversial decision to visit the cemetery at Hllhurg. Germany where German soldiers of two world wars are burled. , * Deaver Is leaving the White flouse In mld-Mav and although his last hurrah trip with Reagan is beset wllh unexpected headaches, he still has solid credentials wllh the president, whom he has served for some 20 years. Deaver Is the master of the "photo opportuni­ ty" but wags are now saying he undoubtedly W h e n one re p o rte r e x p la in e d " h e ’ s stonewalling" In order to refrain from any hopes that the pictures from Hltburg will tie few comment. Another newsman quipped "H e ’s and far between The president Will walk around the cemetery. gravestonewalling." He also Intends to visit Bergen-Belsen con­ Aides agree there Is a "cloud” over Reagan's 10-day European Journey as a result of the centration camp, where he will speak and will uproar over his plans to place a wreath at the altend worship services and a picnic wllh Hllhurg cemetery where some Nazi SS troops American and German military personnel and their families also are burled When Nancy Reagan Invited the first ladles of Ami there Is a lot of flngrrpolnilng at who Is to the world to attend her International conference blame The heaviest responsibility for the on drug abuse among youth. 17 of them blooper has fallen on deputy chief of staff accepted. Michael Deaver and William Henkel. Reagan's One reporter asked her press secretary chief advance man Jenncfer Htrshberg. whether Dennis Thatcher, "There's a lot o( blame to go around.” said husband of British Prime Minister Margaret on* aide Someone didn't do their homework." Thatcher, was invited. Apparently he was not. The president llkrs to Joke about Ills age (74| and the self-deprecation always draws an appreciative laugh from his audience. In a Rose Garden ceremony to give the Peace Corps volunteers a send-off to Africa. Reagan said: "Th e French chronicler of American life. Alexis dr Tocqueville. remarked on the spirit of voluntarism In this country 150 years ago I was only a small boy then I didn't hear him ... but I remember well He said 'Americans are forever forming associations. No sooner do they see a nerd than they rush to meet It.’” "I enjoyed reading The Washington Post for the first time In a long time,” Reagan said In Ills opening remarks to the National Association of Realtors at Its convention. The obvious reference was to thr ad the rraltors had put .u the Post expressing strong supjxirt for his budget ruts and rfforts to trim the federal deficit SCIENCE WORLD D O N GRAFF On The Peace Academy The "Safe” Times By Ja n Ziegler UPI Science W rite r W A SH IN G TO N IUPH - Now that harrier methods of birth control arc more (xipular than the pill, it is *s|w-i l.illlv Important lor women to know when they ovulate so they can he aware ol their "safe" jx-rindx. an Ohio nursing Instructor says. T h r problem Is. many college women even I hose who have had sex education — are misinformed iiDi only about ovulation, hut the enilrc menstrual cycle, Maureen llrown found In a survey at Univer­ sity ol Mlssotirl-Columhla. Brown, who teaches nursing, has a clinical practice at the university student health service and docs consulting work lot Planner) Par­ enthood. found that less than 3 percent nf 221 women In her survey could correctly identity thru ovululion date It didn't make any difference whether they hail had sex educa­ tion. or that they were older, knrw about harrier methods ol conIrnccptlon, or were farther along In school. "It was realty amazing In me,'* Brown *01111 in a telephone Interview The one vuriablr that made any difference was sexual experience. Those who were more (rrqurutly sexually active w rrr slightly more likely to know when they ovulated, she salil "Also what emerged was a dell nltr at-risk group." Brown said, which amounted to alxiut a third ol those surveyed "T h o s e w r r r women wito reported having tnlrrquriit sexual activity and didn't use a method ol <onlraccptlon "That put them at significant risk. II iheyTr having uitprolrticd in Iricourse and don't have a due uboiit how to avoid pregnancy File reason most ollen died was that they thought — mistakenly — they had Ix-rn on I heir "safe" time of muulli wiien they had sexual relations In that same ^roup. women on the pill didn’t even know how to count their menstrual cycle pro* |K'rly." she said Use ol birth control pills, which control ovulation and cause any fertilized eggs to lx- swept out of the Ixidv. Is closely tied to the menstru­ al schedule. Barrier method* — condom, diaphragm s|xmgr and others — simply hlcx'k sperm from entering the utrrus A major problem Is that many women believe ovnlullon occurs on the l i ll) day of the menstrual cycle, or in llir middle ot the cycle — when It actually happens I t days before menstrual Ion ix-gln* ROBERT WAGMAN Judgeships Available W A S H IN G TO N iNKAl With more ledrral district and appeals court ludgrshtpa open than ever Iwfore, the process of filling them t» turning thr Senate Into a battle­ ground Dem ocrats charge that con ­ servative Republicans are using the |iidlcial nominating process as a tool to promote thrtr own Ideology Since these are lifetime U S jxisis. tile lodges who hold Ihrin can have a long term inMuence on Irgal dealings throughout American km I cty Some Judicial openings are the result of deaths or retirements others strrn (nun the reorganization In PIM-l of ihr federal txmkruplry courts Congress tors created more ill.in ItXlncw Judgeships to ease the i rushing Unking In thr past. II the nominee wus suggested by the senator of Ihr lircsldrnt's party and was found to lx- "qualified" by the AHA. the jM-rsoti was almost sure to get the Job. However, this Is no longer thr case Recently. GOI’ officials In the District o( Columbia have suggested that D eputy Solicitor General Andrew L, Frey be nominated lor an opening on the D C . Court of Appeals hi addition. Sen Alfonse M IVAmato, It N Y . nominated New York Legal Aid Six lety lawyer William E H rllrn irln (or a new Judgeship W llh Ixith men highly regarded by their jw-rrs Ihr nominations should have sailed through, Instead. Ixith nominations were withdrawn when conservative groups com plained that Frey was pro-abortion and pro-gun control and that I trllr rnlrln was "loo lltlersl." Then New Jersey's Republican Guv. Thomas II. Kcun nominated the state's juihllc udvix-ulr. Joseph II Rodriguez, a former member ol his cabinet — who. If continued, would lx- thr slate's first Hispanic federal Judge Rodriguez's notnlna Hon was seconded by Ixith of New Jersey's Democratic senators As a former head of the state bar. he won quick AHA approval. Since he w o u ld h a ve been P re s id e n t Reagan's llrst Hispanic Judicial aj> jxilntmenl. Rixlrlguez was quickly approved by the While House and lire nomination was lorwardrd to the Senate Judlclarv Commuter At tti.it point. Rixlrlguez was sent an right page questionnaire by three conservative Republican members of the comm Hire — Sens. Jeremiah Denton. K Ala Orrtn G Hatch. K Utah, ami John P East.C. The questionnaire asked whether he believed "that a ‘viable’ fetus Is a human Ixiug" and whether he had "a Irellef In ihr existence of a Supreme Being" and asked his Views on thr Irgallzutlun n! abor­ tion, prayer In juibllc schools, the right to Ix-ur arms, the Equal Rights Am endm ent, union power, the death jx-ruilly. affirmative action, private- sc hool tuition vouchers and school desegregation. It also sought a list ol his political contributions for the last 10 years The questionnaire outraged Dem­ o c ra ts . w h o ch a rg e d ih a t u amounted to a jxillilral litmus trst Suppose there w rrr an outside party that could take In hand the endless I ran-Iraq war. bringing the combatants together In a search for a mutually satisfactory solution. It wouldn't tx- easy It might mean not even meeting lace to face at first The hostile partlrs might have to lx* segregated In separate rooms, w ith the th ird jru rty's repre­ sentatives shuttling between, re­ laying suggestions and countersuggestions. But eventually the process Just might produce a formula that could he the txisls of a cease-fire and even jxuce. As a tnallrr of fact, there Is surh d p a rly, the International Peace Academy. Based tn New York. Its modest offices on First Avenue look out on the monumental buildings of another Institution — the United Nations — which hasn't proved to lx' of much help In situations such as pisi described The IPA. In Us low-profile way. seeks In remedy that falling It works for the U.N.. but Is not technically of It. 'It Is ■ non­ governmental organization with loiisullaitl status to the U N. The IPA was established In 1970 by lirlvatr Internationalists, lurgely Am ericans, to strengthen U.N. I>cuct--kreplng capabilities, which the U N was unable to do. The reason, as IPA President ludar Jit Hlkhyc delicately puts It. was "because ol the jxdltlral dlfllcultlcs that exist" wltiiln the U.N. structure Itself, l.r , Soviet re­ sistance to Institutionalizing such procedures Klkhyc is a military man who has made a career ol the jmrsull of |K*dce. A retired general of the Indian army, he was a military adviser to two U N secretariesgeneral — Dag ilammarsk)old and U Thant — and was the (op military on the sjxit during the upheaval when the former Belgian Congo tx-camc Independent In the early ‘60s. He also saw service with the llrst U N. peace-keeping force — UNEF I — following the 1956 Suez war. Ktkhye assisted In Ihe establish­ ment of the jx'uce academy and has Ix-rn Its head (rom thr start As It has develojx-d. the IPA Is a multipurpose operation. Its first function is us a research and training Insllfiilr In (he ways of establishing and maintaining peace. To that end. It ojw-rates training jttograms for prolcsslonals — dip­ lomats. military officers, civil ser­ vants — from Interested countries. JACK ANDERSON L o o k -A lik e Choppers Confusing "Now, whet else can we do to help you end the people ol our levorlte COLONY." B y Ja ck Anderson And Dale Van A tta W ASH IN GTON - The worst tears of h-deral ollUiuls who uncovered the Ille g a l sale ol A m e ric a n helicopters to North Korea have been confirmed by the latest topsecret Intelligence from Seoul: North Korea ajiparrnlly has already penetrated South Korean airspace with the droppers In fact, high administration oflliiuts have told us that the South Korean air force Is so alarmed at overflights by look .dikes of the hrlicojilrrs we supply that It has grounded its own U.S.-made chop­ pers a I various times The idea Is to make sure I hat If ground troops (and anil-aircraft units) see one ol the Hughes hellco|»ers nosing around south of ihc demilitarized zone at u desig­ nated time, they'll know It's a North Korean Infiltrator. In a war or emergency situation. It's obvious that (tie North Koreans could use their look alike* to create confusion In South Korean defense forces and prthajrs gain a crucial advantage In the early stages of an Invasion. Korean company as the recipient T h r tragedy Is that U.S. In­ telligence had several major clues that the helicopter diversion to North Korea was taking place, bul Ihe right jx-ople In the Defense and Commerce departments — the pco pie w ho certainly would huvr pul a quick stop to it — were never Informed. Here’s the frustrating story: For still unexplained reasons, customs did not share this alarming Intelligence with ihe Commerce Department, whose undersecretary for International trade. Lionel Olmer. could have halted further shipments. And although customs did (rasa the information ulong to the Defense Intelligence Agency, thr DIA for some reason did not pass It on to the Pentagon ofTIclal who undoubtedly would have spotted the sreurily breach: Assistant Dcfenae Secretary Richard Perle. In September 1983. U.S. Customs agents received detailed Inlonnallou that the North Koreans were Il­ legally acquiring Hughes helicop­ ters through a West German com­ pany. In fact, customs Intelligence reported. two helicopters — the first of an eventual 87 — had hern shipped out of thr United States six mouths earlier. Incredibly, the bill of lading (lied with the Customs Service had actually listed a North Wllh no one barring the door, the West German company was able to buy and send five more shipments to North Korea The last load before Commerce caught on was sent In November. Fifteen helicopters left Los Angeles on a Panamanian freighter to Antwerp. Belgium. They were then loaded onto trucks and t a k e n to R o t t e r d a m , th e Netherlands. On Dec. 10. the choppers were loaded onto a Soviet shlji, the K H . Prorokov, which carried them to Hong Kong and linally to North Korea It wasn't till January that Com­ merce learned In general about the Illegal diversion of (be helicopters and began an In v e s tig a tio n . Itlughea Helicopter Co. was cleared; Commerce is Investigating the West Germ an businessman who was crucial to Ihe operation.) A high White House official de­ scribed the helicopter diversion as "one of the most serious we’ve ever had" In more than a decade of Soviet-bloc efforts to beg. borrow and steal American technology. The civilian helicopters North Korea obtained can easily be con­ verted Into military aircraft by adding machine guns, anti-tank rockets and air-to-ground missiles. Hut the confusion factor could be more Important in (he always sensitive DMZ area, because the South Koreans have more than 200 Identical Hughes helicopters. �SPORTS Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Monday, April 2», I ftJ —5A Brauman's Semi notes Hit Warpath Bjr Rob L a ris Special to the Herald 5 There has been a changing of Jhe guard on the District 4A-9 track scene lately, a move that fcven has the perennial stale Juggernauts taking notice. . From out of Seminole High, a tribe has been assembling and making Increasing amounts of noise. Led by Ken Hrauman. a Veteran and successful chief, and paced by numerous talenu J warriors, the Scminoles appear poised to go on the warpath. The y have their sights set on retaking claim to the Florida territory, a land long held by others Last year, the boys' squad carved out a lltte turf by winning the Five Star Conference crown. The victory was duplicated this year, breaking up a dominance held by schools to the north — Mainland and Seabreeze. Thursday, the Scminoles will be seeking to claim the regional lHie, while looking to battle for I he state championship May 11 H ra u m a n . w ho had been through the wars at 1‘alatka High for 11 years before leaving a year ago, has built a group strong In numbers and quality Standouts include F ra n k lin Harnett. Cliff Campbell. Hilly I*e n 1c k . E r ic M a r tin Leo Peterson. Alvin Jones. Willie Brown. Deron Thompson and Pat Davis; but there are others. In all. the squad has some 40 members and that. Hrauman contends, tsa real key. •One of the big things is that we've been able to get a lot of people out." he says With those numbers, he seeks to develop overall strength "We believe in having a w ell rounded Track/Field program. We want kids in alt events. "We Just don't want sprinters or distance runners." Ilrauman explains. "We ofler everyone the opportunity to compete. We don't cut anyone, regardless of how good you are of how tiad yon are at this point. We oiler the kids a chance to compete and Improve." During his stay at Patatka Hrauman piloted his teams to 10 district titles, seven regional crowns and two state champion­ ships His philosophies arc pro­ ven. and they appear to have taken hold with l lie Scminoles "W e don't go at It with the Idea that you Just run and gel In shape." he says "We work on running techniques, running drills, things to help promote power, strength and flexibility, and the type of workouts that are aimed to have the athlete right at the right times " To help utilize those tech­ niques. Hrauman looks for the Ix-st competition and the best opportunities to learn. "We've offered them some new experi­ ences. traveling to Jacksonville and tiie Florida Relays." lie says. "We've given the good kids those experiences they need to become belter "They've got thr opportunity to compete, to travel, and not Just I k - l lie ix-st In Seminole County or the iM-st In Central Florida We give them thr tx-si the stair has lo ofler They found out they can lx- successful. That success breeds success." Hrauman adds, though, thul talented performer*, like Harnett a n d C a m p b e ll — a m o n g Florida's premier Ingh hurdlers and quarter tollers, respective­ ly.— make the strategy work There's good athletes here: I <1 be the first to admit that." he says "The talent is where it all starts " Hrauman has worked hard and !x*cn successful at getting those athletes, thank* In part to Ins team. "Th e key I* having our own athletes promote it (the program)." he asserts. "They know (he kids who can run and have the ability to run They've grown up with them " Campbell, who registered the stale's top quarter tulle lime of ihe year (47 til Iasi Friday nighl. supports Hrauman s claim "We recruit a lot for coach.” lie says "Me and some of the other See W A R P A T H . Page 7A Lady Lions Ride Crest Into Region Sam Cook H ER ALD S P O R TS E D ITO R By Chris Flster Herald Sport* W rite r At one polni tn Hu* 1985 sotlball season. Oviedo's Lailv Lions were In I tic middle of a hilling slump and hovering at tlit- 500 mark with a 7 7 record Hui. idler dropping two games in lIn- Lady Hawk Tournament, tin Lady Lions got ihrir hais going and haven't lost since Oviedo. 17 7 with a 10 game winning streak. Is ItKiklng lo keep the offensive fireworks burning Tuesday nlglu when thev travel lo Hrooksvlile lo lake Ferrell's Decision: Right O r Wrong It Was Exhilarating A more heartbreaking conclusion could not have been Imagined for coach Mlkr Ferrell and his Fighting Seminoles In last week's 7-6 district loss lo DeLand II will be a game which will l>e remembered and replayed forever * But If you're looking here to see If I think Mike Ferrell's crazy, take another look Tuesday's last-inning suicide squeeze with thr bases loaded, trailing by one run. one out and a 3-2 count on Gary Derr was. Indeed, un unreal call Many called It a poor one. Others said unprintable things But for that one moment — when Dexter Franklin was racing down Ihc third base line and Derr turned to face the pitcher, right hand sliding up the handle — time stood still (or thr big crowd at Conrad Park It seemed the next* five seconds took lorevcr. It was an Instant replay without (he replay. It was an Incredibly exciting and auapenaeful moment. It turned out to be an Incredlblly disheart­ ening one for Seminole when Derr popped up the pitch Into a game-ending double play. Hut for the sports purist, the high was fabulous. It was hrari-pounding baseball at Its best Even If It wusn’l the correct call. It was a beautiful example of a young coach having Ihr utmost confidence In his young star Gary Derr Is a fine young player and over the course of his career hr will execute more suirldr squeezes than he pops Into game-ending double plays. Ferrell, who will take the heal for the move, has done an excellent Job In his first year with the Noles I've known Mike Ferrell lor 10 years and 1 know how badly he has wanted a head coaching Job. He apprenticed forrvrr at Lake Howell before he finally received the opportu­ nity at his old high schcxil Iasi year Tuesday night, he tried to force the Issue He walked the tightrope without a net and fell off He tried lo win the game, not sit back and lose It. Even If (he decision was wrong, you have to admire Ferrell's courage. He was going to win — or lose — by his own volition Now. that's what coaching Is all about "It was a risky decision," admitted Ferrell "Hut 1 coach by Instincts, the same way I played. Gary and 1discussed It before we did It He Just didn't want to do It on the first pitch." Ferrell said the previous Inning when his club left the liases loaded may have had a lot to do with his decision. "1 had a real empty feeling when 1 walked across that diamond after the sixth Inning,” he recalled "I didn't want to have that feeling again without at least trying to gel the run home someway." Ferrell also said the experience of being In that situation will help his young team. "W e played a great game." he said. "Jensen. Derr, Sheffield. Hersey and Turner all did great Jobs They'll remember what It s like lo play under district pressure and do well." Still. II will be an unfortunate memory' for some, especially the seniors who were so close to ending their four years on an upbeat. Anytime a team has the tying run 90 feet from home and the potential winning run I HO feet away, it will only agonize over what niighi have been. Let's take a look one more time ...Seminole, a 15-0 loser lo DeLand Just 11 days prior, came Into thr first round of the District 4A-9 Baseball Tournament as a decided underdog. K n o w in g this, Fe rre ll pulled a little phychologlcal ploy with his players. He had them run through Infield practice without a ball. The phantom ball. It's a strange and eerie drill where the players go through the motions without the ball. It draws different reactions. Some people didn't know whether to laugh or cry. "A t least we won't kick the ball around In warmups." quipped Ferrell. "1 want us starting this game with a positive attitude." The ploy worked. Seminole came out really psyched up. DeLand. which had to be somewhat overconfident despite the urging* of coach Jim Joyner, was flat. Tw o walks and a sharp single by Brian Sheffield loaded thr bases. Tony Cox. who had deposited a foul ball grand slam Into a distant tree in the 15-0 laugher, was next. Cox. u stockUy built firs! baseman, bos Baa F E R R E L L . Paga 7A _ Ken Brauman has built the Seminoles into a state track contender In two years Hrauman won two state titles while coaching at Palatka Logond of Cotton Top, 7A on Ihc drlcndlng stale i h.inqu ons and lop ranked Ladv l.cop ards nl Hrooksvlile Hernando High (or the 3A-3 Region Cham is gam e w ill be Turn Vutn V »rk MlgHWwy SOS In M«r*M e s »i« kr Tim m y V lx m l Double Pleasure The Spearman twins — Rochelle, left, and Michelle — had a lot to celebrate Friday at the District 4A 9 Track & Field championships. The Lake Howell seniors both qualified for Friday's Region 4A 3 meet at Winter Park's Showalter Field. Rochelle won the 110 and 330 hurdles and placed second in the long |ump. Michelle ran fourth and qualified in the 220 dash. Lyman M akes 13 Lucky For McCullough By Sam Cook Herald Sports Ed ito r LONGW OOD — May lx- 13 Isn’t so unlucky alter all. Lyman couch Hob McCullough. thr deatt ol Seminole County's baseball coaches, completed his 13th regular season by guiding Ihe Greyhounds to a third place Five Star Conference finish Last Friday itighl. McCullough and (h r Greyhounds uddrd in (heir sue- Baseball cess by upselling Lake Mary In ihe District 4A 9 championship game al DeLund's Conrad Fark. Frlor lo ttic convincing 6-2 victory over Lake Mary in liic final. Lym an upended latkr Howell. 4 La n d D e la in d .9 0. Thai's a yield ol Just three runs In 21 intiings against three of Ihe PIMS by T m n r VKKMl Lyman s Mike Henley slips in ahead of Eric Martinez’ tag. hardest-hilling teams In tin- coldernice. Pretty grxxl for a club Mc­ Cullough thought would lx- short on pllchlng prior lo Hie season "(F il­ ching) coach Eddie Nuss and I thought Derek ILlvcrnols) would win Ids share hul we weren't sure about (hr rest." said the Lyman skipper. "T h e key to our season was lhat Un­ rest of the slalf came through " T h a t ke y h a s e n a llie d I h e Greyhounds to win 26 nl 31 games The y finished the season ranked No H in tin- Florida Sjsiris Writers Prep Baseball Poll. Tuesday night at H. Lyman will host Winter Park In the Region 4 A 5 championship One of those key pllchers — senior C H n l Baker — com b in e d with Llvertuils to shut out Winter Park Llvcriioia. with two wins In the dlslrlct. Improved to I I 2 on (he season Byron Overstreet, a Junior right-hander, hurled the shutout over Dt-lamd In the dlstricl lo Improved his mark to 7-1. Baker finished al 4 1 Llvrrnols jHisled three saves while submariner Craig M ryrr was elfcellvein relief. Junior Mark Whittington and sophomore Kenny Oswuld were also effective when summoned. D espite the w h ite w a s h . M c­ Cullough remembers Winter Park as a solid balUlub "I was pretty Im­ pressed with lltcin, early In the year." said McCullough "Th e y had giaid hitting and a good defense. They must tic a jiretty solid rlub. They heal Ik Kmc lor the championship " Winter Park's victory in the District 4A -10 title game ram r as a d im I result of Hill Lee's eight binning two-run homer. Lee, who came up through the Mallland Lltllr League system. Is a power-hitter Junior ralrher. Rich Esposito. Ihe Wildcats' shortstop, was one of thr eogs on coach Howard Mable’s Hlg League U S. championship team last year V *•'* X S Hrooksvlile. Oviedo coach Jackie Miller Is hoping thr Lady Linns ran continue ihrir hoi lulling streak and play strong dclrnsr against Ihc Lady Leopards "If we play our best game, wr stand as good a chance as anyone." Miller said "Whether or not wc'rr hilling will made the difference T h r two defenses look pretty equal it depends on who gels liic (ills lo lall In." In the regular season. I tie Lady Lions had four players who hit over 400 and four who drove in 20 or more runs. Mikkl Eliy led ihe way with a 462 average which was llltli In Seminole County T h r sopho­ more ouillelder also drove In 32 runs lo Hr for ihc county lead and smacked three homers Caroline Chavis, a sophomore shortstop, was rigid behind Kby with a 452 average ih.it was sixth in Ihe enmity. Chavis also lied for (lie county lead In runs wtili 2 9 and drove In 23 runs The lone senior on the team, outfielder Fran Foster, (ill 413 while another sophomore, third luiseman Cathy Bergman, hit at a 404 clip. Also hilling over .300 lor ihe Lions were, caliber T rrt Coe ( .3 7 5 ) . s o p h o m o re second baseman Jessica Bradley (.352. 3 homers. 19 Rlils). Junior out­ fielder Harlxira Malone ( 333), sophomore first baseman Dec Ik-e Beasley ( :WMi. 31 Kills) and freshman pllchcr Jodie Switzer I 300. 20 RUM The pllchlng styles Ix-lwrrn Ihe two areas are a till different, according in Miller "Th e ir (Hrnoksvillr’sl pitcher pilches u rainbow," said Miller. "It's kind of flat and deep. Umpires from around here don't call I hose deep (ill dies strikes Jodie (Hwil/rr) lias a high arch lhat drojtsdown " Miller wrnl lo see the Lady la-ojiards In liielr district title game against Dude City Fusco and said they have a lot of slrnng hitlers V a rn . whose tra m s have compiled a 50-2 record In the past two yeurs, said his leading Idttrrs include Dawn Edwards. Surah Huckuby. Colrnc Nelson and Wanda Griffin. Vani said billing has Ix-rn the strung point of Ihr team this season. "We re nol near us good Oil defense as we were last year.” he suld "We lost six players off thul tcum. I was really surprised this year The girls have done a good Job." The laidy Leopards' only loss this season was a 5-2 setback lo Ta llh a ssrr Lincoln �*A— Evening Herald, Sknlord, FI. DeLand, Lake M ary Dominate A ll-C o n feren ce 1st Team m ers Mondsy, April If , IMS SPORTS IN BRIEF Nuggets' New Style Trips Spurs Celtics, Sixers Coast To Wins — United Press International The Denver Nuggets. I he epitome of unrestrained offense, won via Its defense Sunday night. behind a stifling defense and 33 points from Alex English, the Nuggets ripped the San Antonio Spurs 126-99 In advance lo the second round of the playoffs *'We Just played great defense, that was the ultimate defense.” said Nuggets coach Doug Moe. The Nuggets, which won the besl-of-flve series 3-2. advance lo the semifinals of the Western Conference against the Utah Jazz. The best-of-seven series begins Tuesday night In Denver. The Jazz concluded the other first-round series Sunday, t* atlng the Houston Rockets 104*97 In Game 5. Elsewhere, the Celtics and 7Bers opened the Eastern Conference semifinals convincingly. Boatdh pummelled Del roll 133-99 and Philadelphia routed Milwaukee 127- 106 Wa f a M PSeto b y T s m m y V i r x t M In a Western Conference semifinal Saturday, the Los Angeles Laker* beat the Portland Trail blazer* 125-101 to lead 1*0. Game 2 IsTuesday night. Kim Averill sets up and throws. NFL Draft: Slim Pickings A t Top Softball County Included pitcher Christy Tlbbltts. Inflelder Grace Ley and outfielder Jaudon Jonas from Lake Howell. Lake Brantley first baseman Sherry Asplen and Inflelder Michelle Brown: Seminole outfielder Janet llauek and Lym a n shortstop Denise Stevens. — Chris rister All rive Star Conference Softball First team Pitcher — belli Watkins. Lake Mary. Infield — Sandy Gillies. Lake Howell: Kristie Kaiser. Lym an: B .J . Cassidy Mainland: Shawn Lane. Robyn Swartz, Dr Land. Kim Averill. Lake Mary Outfield — Laura Davis. Lake Brantley: Eileen Thlrbauth. Lakr Howell: Phyllis Sanders. DcLand: Karen IVShetler. Lake Mary. Second team Pitcher — Christy Tlbbltts. Lake Howell. Infield — Grace Ley. Lake Howell: Denise Stevens Lyman: Lisa Slmklns. Lake Mary: Sue Mlgllori Apopka: S h erry Asplen. Michelle Brown. Lakr Brantley. Outfield — Janet llauek. Seminole. Jaudon Jonas. Lakr Howell: Brenda Thompson. Mainland: Michelle McKinney. Apopka. George's A x Brings Martin Back NEW YORK IUPII — With the senior crop about lo lie harvested by the NFL. advance reports Indicate slim pickings al ihe lop but a bountiful supply of players The NFL holds lls annual draft Tuesday with scouts, player personnel and gencrnl managers agreeing there Is not a wealth of blue-chip latent available. However, there Is a consensus that rounds three through eight will yield a generous supply of professionals. "Th is year's draft falls In Ihe category of a deep draft because we have about 7 V4 rounds of guys rated to make It. bul nol a whole lot of top quality high In Ihe first round." said Dick Steinberg. Ihe New England Patriots' director of player development. "It Is u pretty good draft In the ryes of our people." said Al DtCusule. the Dm Angeles Raiders' executive assistant. United Press International Right ulxurt now. George Stelnhrennrr Is probably searching through an old storage closet al Yunker Stadium for those "Billy's Back" posters. No. this Is not an old new*|>aper story from August. 1975; or June. 1979. or Januury. 1983. Billy Martin, previously hired and fired three limes by the stormy New York owner. Is track again lo whip some life Inin ihe sagging Yankees. Marlin, who has made a career und numerous commercials milking tussels with e v e ry o n e fro m Reggie J a c k s o n lo marshmallow salesmen, replaced Yogi Berra •ifler New York's 4-3 loss Sunday — Its third straight defeat lo Ihe Chicago While Sox al Comlskey Park The Yankees' record Is 6-10 and they are last In Ihe A L Eusl. 4 ,‘a games tx-hlnd first place Detroit Stint No. 4 Iteglns tonight in Arlington, Texas, against the Rangers. Yes. Billy's hack and now only one thing Is certain. “ You can lx*t billy will lx* fired again." siild California Angels lefl-hander Tom m y John, a former Yankee. "But. you cun also make gixxl odds that he will lx* hired again George loves billy. Whenever Ihe ballclub 1* in trouble, hr calls billy to hull them out ." Berra, a Hall ol Fume catcher und one of the miNit popular Ynnkres ever, saw his club Legends: Littler's Putt Caps Win AUSTIN. Texas (UPI) — Not only do golfs legends still know how to play the game, they si III know how to provldr good theater And plenty was provided Sunduy during Ihe final round ol Ihe Legends of Golf — the tournament which sparked what has become a lucrative second chance for many of the game's great player*. For a hr lei period Sunday there was a decent chance for a playnlf Involving four learns lltil Gene I.filler ended dial (xtsslbllfiy by running In a 30 foot downhill birdie pull at Ihe (Inal hole. I.filler and III* leaminate Don January thus produced a one stroke victory that brought them each $50.(XX) and llielr second win al the Legends. I.ltller won Ihe best-hall tournament In 19HI with bob Rosberg as his partner and January won In IUH2 while teaming with Sum Snead. ' District champion DcLand ami the learn It beat In the semifinals. Lake Mary, placed three players each on the Five Star All-Conference softball team The learn was selected Friday after the 4A 9 District title gam e In w h ich D c L a n d rolled past Mainland. 11-2. at Lake Mary High School The learn was selected on a different format this season Instead of selecting one player al each position, there was one pitcher, six Inflelder* and four outfielders chosen. Also, there were no Honorable Mention selections For Lake Mary. Junior pitcher beth Watkins was an All-Conference First Team selection along with senior shortstop Kim Averill and Junior outfielder Karen DeShetler. DrLand's first team selections Included Infielders Robyn Swartz and Shawn Lane and outfielder Phyllis Sanders. Swartz recently signed a soli ball scholarship with Ste‘ v>n iJnlvettliy Lake Howell placed two of Its senior leaders on the first tram, second baseman S a n d y G illie s and outfielder Eileen Thtcbaulh. Lyman lirst baseman Kristie Kaiser and Lake brantley outfielder Laura Davis. txith Juniors, completed Seminole County's first team selections. Second team choices from Seminole P G A ; F l o y d ’s F o o lin g Is R ig h t A.L. Baseball blow two wrekrnd games to Chicago On Saturday, they let a two-run nlnth-Innlng lead slip away and Inst In extra Innings On Sunday, reliever Joe Cowley walked In the winning run with two out und Ihe bases loaded. "Th is weekend, I don't think It had anything lo do with It." said Berra, who replaced Martin last Dec. 16. "We lost a coupla one-run games. If wr had gotten blown out. that probubuly wouldn't have changed his (Stelnbrenner's) mind. We have a gixxl ballrlub It's not Jelling right now." Orioles B, Indians 7 Al Baltimore. Eddie Murray's two-run double triggered a three-run eighth that downed Cleveland. Reliever Don Arise. 2 0 . earned the victory by allowing only one hit over the last three Innings Angels 2. Mariners I At Seattle. To m m y John and three relievers scattered 10 hits to give California a four-game swee," The loss was Seattle's eighth straight and 12th In Its last 13 games. The Mariners, who stranded 14 runners, have mured five runs In the last five games Royals 5, Red Sox 2 At Boston. Frank White cracked two solo home runs to lead Kansas City. Charlie Lelbnmdt. 3-0. scattered 11 hits over 7 1-3 Innings for the victory. Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd. 2-1. pitched 8 13 Innings and took the loss Twins lO .A 'i I At Minneapolis. Mickey Hatcher went -l-for-5 and lied an AL record for consecutive hits and Mike Smithson hurled a sevenhitler to pare the rout over Oakland Hatcher, who went 5 for-5 Saturday, tied the record for most consecutive hits over two nlne-Innlng games. Don Baylor ac­ complished the feat with Baltimore In 1973. Tigers 5. Brewers O At Milwaukee. Walt Terrell pitched a four-hitter und Alan Trummell and Lance Parrish belted eighth-inning homers lo ixswer Detroit. Terrell. 24). posted his first shutout and first complete game for Detroit. Rix)klr Ted lllguera. 0-1. ttx>k the loss. Blue Jays 6. Rangers 3 At Arlington. Texas. Willie Upshaw hit two homers and Buck Martinez and George bell added solo shots to pace the Blue Jays Doyle Alexander. 3 0. recorded the victory despite (permitting home runs lo Cliff Johnson In the sixth und Gary Ward In Ihe seventh Sour Taste T H E W OODLANDS. Texas IUPII - Ray Floyd had a good feeling going Into the (Inals of the $500,000 Houston Open. For once, he was right. "I fell that way ut Ihe Masters and Greensboro llournamrnts). and I was wrong Ixith limes," Floyd said. "Th e last three tournaments. I've gone to lied on Saturday night with Ihe lead." But In Ills three previous oullng* al the Musters. Greensboro and the Tournament Players Championship, lie laded In (hr final round. Floyd was right Sunduy al Ihe Houston Open. though, winning the $90.(MX> first prize by shixitlng a 69 lo finish with an 11-under-par 277. "I knew that I had Ihe talent." Floyd said "What was gelling me was playing two or three gixxl rounds and then having a mediocre round To me. that's a mental problem. Gwynn's Sweet Swing Turns Off Valenzuela LOS A N G ELES (UPI) One swert swing by San Diego Pudre Tony Gwynn changed the lasle I n F r r n u n d o V a le n z u e la 's mouth. Valenzuela, who ullowrd Just two (ills, fanned Pudrr reliever Craig LefTrrls to end the eighth Inning with his loth and final strikeout of the game. That allowed the Los Angeles Dodger pltchet to surpass the record of -It) 2-3 Innings without |x-rmlt* ting an earned run al the slurt of the season, set by Hooks Wlltze ofjhe 1912 New York Giants "ll left a bittersweet luste in my m outh." Valenzuela ad­ mitted "I'm glad to liuvr the record, bul If we don’t win. It s meaningless." The Dodgers didn't Gwynn's gamewinning and streak ending homer In the ninth lifted the Padre*over the Dodger* 10 LPGA: Miller's 66 Takes Classic S T PETERSBURG (UPI) - Alice Mlllrr already has won more money this year Ilian In any of her previous seven yrars on Ihe LIKJA lour — and the tour Is less than a third of Ihe wuy complete Miller llrrd a llnul round 6-under-pur 66 Sunday to come Ironi behind und win Ihe $175,(XX) SA11 Classic going away with a b l under 272. u distant six shots ahead of her nearest competitors. Ihe victory was worth $26,250 In olllelal money, pushing her further ahead on the money list with winnings of $17(1.375 It also meant she won Ihe first segment of the Mazda Series and thut gives her a I9H5 Mazda KX-7. N.L. Baseball Phillies 3, Cubs 2 At Philadelphia. Kevin Gross tossed six shutout Innings and the Phillies look advantage of two errors to defeat Chicago Gross was pressed Into service when scheduled starter Steve Carlton was sidelined by a sore s h o u ld e r. L a r r y A n d e rse n earned his second save Rick Sutcliffe drop|x-d lo 3 2 Mets B. Pittsburgh 4 At New York. Mix>kle Wilson scored from third base on an error by first luisemun Jason Thompson with no out In the 18th to heat Ihe Pirates Gary Carter led off the Inning by walking on four pitches off loser Lee Tunned, 0-2 Wilson ran for Carter and advanced to third on Darryl Strawberry's single. Clint Hurdle lashed a shot to score Wilson and make a winner of Tom Gorman. 2-1. Giants 2 .Reds 1 Al San Fra n c is c o . David Green, hilling Just 061. ripped •in RBI single off Tom Hume. 0-2. In the I Hit Inning lo win It for the Giants Reds playermanager Pete Rose pinch hit In the ninth Inning and grounded out He still needs 82 hits to break T y Cobb's career-hit re cord. Winner Greg Minton. 1-1. hurled one Inning In relief. Expo* 5, Cardinals 3 Al Montreal. T im Raines' sec­ ond Inning sacrifice fly carried the Ex|x>s past the Cardinals for their sixth straight victory. Steve Roger*. 2-2. was the winner of the rain delayed game. Raines had a pair of singles and stole his Fernando Valenzuela’s pit­ ching woes continued Sunday as he gave up just two hits but lost, 10. sixth base. Astros 2, Braves I At Houston, pinch hitter Enos Cabell's two out double In the Ixittom of the ninth scored Alan Ashhy from first base to lift the Astro* Dave Smith. 3-1. pitched two Innings for the victory. Craig Reynolds homered for Houston. 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I mi IS. 0 h o t I M ow l$Mfe 4" f v 4 Dn k m 1 10 HferffeUl Mruf i$ f - 0»r% Oat I 1 fern ^$M| MIWNI w*1 Ifel INRIRI-I II attSM-ldl I M Carton l l m * *,o> m S torn of* l**pn - Sms Ol* B trnot Oh mo Potion to— II; 'ton— tot to Omwhtr to— 0— ooot km HMft On mf ioa ftn ■Ol ;»o > h>w .« m - to* Co » Dot.ton PH m itniw U M (ML l III hOo-lomm INrhm m .» St* III Upthoo t Id to I I I . • *10 I I I >m n m Iflli k tow p To. i n I d s Cal i » (C IB Xooon Cm 1*1 laortnP tC ill Vmt our two Cltmatg onntroRSd CHfbFtouRM tor your hog Strong and entw1enm*n1 ptsoourg CiuCrhouM tsssrvationa 8 3 1 ,1 6 0 0 Sanford-Orlando K ennel Club North o( Orlando Juki oft Hwy 17-98 noI ami t— mohodOtof too to * 1AII - I n f to-l —tofk— •*— *— Sorry NoUxiors �Chris Fister HER ALD SP O R TS W R IT E R Oviedo Bucks The Legend Of Cotton Top When Oviedo'* Lady Lions travel lo Hrouksvllle Tuesday night for the 3A-3 Region softball game, they will not only have to contend with the defending 3A State Champion Lady Leopards but with the legacy of roach Tom Varn Sr. V a r n Is a l e g e n d In R rn o k s v llle baseball and softball. Th e field the two teams w ill be playing on Tuesday attests to that. It's called Tom Varn Park. The veteran coach has built quite a program at Hrooksvllle Hernando High as Ills team went 28-1 In winning the state title last year and stands at 22-1 this year after winning the district crown Ills reputation In baseball goes bark a long ways. I know because I lived In Hrrnando County for eight years, went to Juni or h i g h s c ho o l In llriNiksvIlle and played Little League at To m Varn Park. I even had Varn as a physi­ cal education tearhrr In sev­ enth grade. He was known then, and 1 Imagine still Is. as "Cotton T o p ," because of his gray crew cut, Varn was always a strict dlsclpllnurtan. You never got out of lin e a ro u n d h im because. If you did. you got to feel his whistle strap on your behind. Alter frrllng the old whistle strap once. I made It a point not to get on his nerves again. After Junior high. I moved on lo a new high school that was built In the area, but Varn was always there when our school. Sprtngstcud. went up against Hrooksvllle And the leopards usually had the upjier hand In |ust about every sport. And that hasn’t changed In this day. Varn's Lady Leopards hammered Sprlngstead twice tills year. "T h e y jSprlngsteadl di dn' t ha v e much thi s season." he said... Speaking of Hrooksvllle. Seminole County teams huve not had much luck in that city the past few years. Two years ago. Like Mary's Lady Rams played the Lady la-opards In the regional Lisketball game. Hrooksvllle won on a threepoint play In the waning seconds. T h i s s e a s o n . O v ie d o 's volleyball team headed over the Hrooksvllle only to lose a close match In the sectional game that seril the Leopard* to state Most recently. Howard Mable's Oviedo baseball team went over to the Hrooksvllle Tournament and lost a couple In a tournament... One of the main contributors lo the success of solthall In S e m in o le C o u n t y Is the Seminole Softball Club The club Is getting ready for the tournament season that leads up to the nationals List year, the Seminole Savages, an ull* star team of 13-15 year olds out of the Eugles Division, made It to the nationals for the first time. The Seminole Eagles, an all star team of all 13-14 year olds, went to the regional tourney last yeur. the first lime ever that a team of all 13-14 year olds made It that fur The first tournament for the Savages will he the weekend of May 18-19 at West Orange | Till* yrar. coach Don Jonas' Savages have a number of returning players off the team that went to nationals, and a bunch of those that played for the Eagles. I The Savages will be playing an exhibition this Sunday a g a i n s t T a rn p a at th e Seminole Softtiall Club Outfielders Include Am y Adams, who played for Lake Mary High this season. Jaudon Jonas (Lake Howell High). Aretha R iggins (Lakevlew Middle School). Susan Hayden JLake Howell). Heather Meyer tLake Hrantley) and Hrldgette Jenerette (Jackson Heights Middle School) Inflelders Include Storml I.lttreII (Like Howell). Laurie Lelffcr (Lake Mary). Caroline C h a v is (O v ie d o ). S h arun Honavcnlure (middle school). Valerie Smith (Lakr Mary). Tamara Lewis (Lake Howell). Mam ie Prey (Lake Mary). Tanya Colvin (Lake Mary). Lom lcla W hitaker (middle school). Dldl Gibbs (middle school). Deana Jeffers (Lake Hrantley). Denise Durkc (Lake Hrantley) and Sherry Shotts (middle school). Ja ck ie Suggs (Sem inole High) and Nlkl Uurke (Lake Hrantley) are the pitchers. Evening Hersld. Sanford. FI. Trinity Trio Relies On Quality In March To Another TA Title B y Chris P lster Herald Sports W rite r W INTER PARK — Trinity Prep's Lady Saints may not have much depth, but they more than make up for It In quality. The outstanding trio of Junior Adrienne Polltowlez. sophomore Katie Sams and freshman Stacy Johnson, along with some last-event magic, enabled the Lady Saints to edge out Orlando Luther and win the IA 4 District title Saturday at Showalter Field. Trinity Prep, which trimmed Luther. 58-57. goes after Its second straight 1A Slate Champion­ ship this Friday at Showalter Field Polltowlez. who easily won the mile and two mile at the district meet. Is going after the two mile title she won last year and is anxious to get another shot at Tampa Berkeley Prep's Laura Isbell In the mile " I always look forward to competition." Polltowlez sa!d. "I think It •vlll be a good race I'm not going to lay down and Just let her w in." Polltowlez. who also won the 1A Individual title In cross country this season, won the mile Saturday with a time of 5.26.5 and Sains was second at 5:34.7 There was no competition at all for the Junior standout In the two mile as she cruised to first with a time of 11 52 4 while the second place finisher. Mount Dora Hlble's Michelle Scruggs, came In at 12:54.4. The lack of competition this season along with missing a week because of Illness lias kept Polltowlez' limes higher than she would like them to heal this point. As far as the comjietltlon goes. Polltowlez was pushed a lot last year when Trin ity Prcj> competed against 4A teams but the L id y Saints haven't been In many 4A meets this season and . .. Warpath Continued from 3A fellows, when we see guys who ran really run but don't want to take the time to come out. well, we lakr time to talk lo them We tell them to give It a try." Campbell, for Instance. Is the Ideal ambassador. Beginning as a freshman, hr has Improved each year and recently has signed a s ch o la rs h ip w ith Auburn University. Frnnklln Is another Living w ith his g ra n d p a re n ts In Palalka. he followed Hruuman to Seminole last year, where hr has continued his rise. T h rrr looks to be no end In sight for the program, which labored In obscurity before Jumping Into tlie ranks of the state's elite. Hruuman loses only six seniors this season. "We have a lot of good people re­ turning next yra r." Hraumun understates. 'I think the key to any progrnm Is getting the freshmen out every year. As long as we ke e p g e ttin g good freshmen nut. we'll keep huvlng some success." In the meantime, the bailie lines have lieen drawn, and the Seminole* are readying to show' everyone Just how far they've come. 'Godes Try To Slow Up New Jersey Track/Field not as many overall as last year. Like In the mile, the top competlton for Polltowlez will come from Isbell The Berkeley Prep standout has run an 11 01 this season while Polltowlez' best in 11:14. Polltowlez has proven she can come close to the 11 minute mark as she ran an 11:03 last year In the Seminole County Postal Hun. "We didn't win districts last year and won state." she said " I think If Katie (Sams) and I can place 1-2 or 1-3 In the mile and me win the two mile that will be the difference. Lakeland Christian Is usually our toughest competition." Sams will try to rrpeat as state champion In the HHO run and she am hors the mile relay team which also won state last year. Sams won the 880 Saturday with u time of 2 28 while teammate Becky llaskln was second at 2 35.6. The Lady Saints won the district title by winning the mile relay with Luther placing second Joining Sams on the mile relay team were Johnson. Ava Archibald and Laura H.irrrlt The Lady Saints finished with a time of 4 16 5 compared to4 1H.4 for Luther As only an eighth grader Iasi year. Johnson was one of the top IA sprinters In the state This year xhr has turned In vime times that rank among the leaders In the area in any classifica­ tion. Johnson came through with another fine performance Saturday In w inning the 440 with a time of 60 6 and Die 220 at 26.9 Adrienne Politowic; hits Ihe finish line wilh another win. SCOREBOARD MMifi TmiM TV Ifw it Afr“D * itotftfFiwI *001M u A kr*>*>«m iTr* lUrt'IMWM III A||4 • . D* « il.ffourlMO’i NBA TUBE mi )« « i i at m m I » l R! <U )I2 v i i « m or • ) i If :• III OM • 4 • «s IfNN U» / it !»• I ’i III L* o*«Mrr a#mmm la AAfMa 'T T| WMHi InMi bt Mbhiswi <4 iniVfik |t i! iM l ll'1 (Ai l» a i IDT) OriaMi # Mr* Tat* Vpa fn*f Mm| i 0 Ma-tp**. T pa Tprwpi In Pill AnpMa I pa Arip** Ipaagr* |Spa DrarpMi 1Spa s»wanrvt*)«»«*>• •1Bp* Q iH pr Owm. I S pa M m Mm4 HM M A a0 tpa Continued from 5A always looked menacing at Ihe plate bul he hadn't measured up statistically until Dlls year Five homers. 23 runs batted In and a 329 average took care of the looks DrLnnd pitcher David Barnard .apparently had a good memory. Cox batted four times Tuesday. He walked on 13 pitches the first three times ujv That's respect The fourth time, chomping at the bit. the big fella whllfrd with a Huthlan swing Cox's first wulk gave Seminole a 1-0 lead. I Mi.and bounced back with three In the second and when the Bulldogs offset a Seminole rally In the third with two more of their own. The crowd was looking for the 'Notes to fade They didn't. Roy Jensen, who had four hits, started a four-run fourth which Derr and Shefheld prolonged with RBI singles James llrrsey concluded It with a two run single to jiush the underdogs on top. 6-5. The rrowd was stunned but the Bulldogs weren't. DeLand used a double-play ground hall and an RBI single by Dan Finley to retake the lead. 7-6. In Ihe bottom of the fouDh The Tribe made a run In the sixth but Joey Mohr came out of the bullpen to shut down a first and second, one-out situation. An unusual error by Chuck Graham loaded the tmists but Mohr toughened up to fan Cox on a 3-1 fastball und get llrrsey to ground Into a force play. Surely. DeLand Insisted, these boys will head south now. Not Just yet. After Sheffield, who had a brilliant game with three hts and a gutty relief Job. breezed through the sixth. Seminole came up for Ihe final time. Jell Blake went down on strikes and Mohr breathed easier. Jensen, though, reached on a hit. What happened next blew everybody's mind but It shouldn't have If they were familiar with the exploits of one Tracy Turner. Turner, who finished fifth in the state wrestling tournament this year as a freshman, ts one of those few gifted performers who has the capacity lo rtse lo the occasion when It Is most needed. He had a good regular mat season but not a great one. But when the tournament time came around, so did Tracy. It was his time again Tuesday Facing Mohr, who displayed a superb curveball. Turner breathed life Into the Setnlnoles when he rifled a double over the left fielder's head Dexter Franklin, pinch running for Jensen, barrelled Into third Just ahead of the throw with a head first dive. 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I•) Apra»*-laMMi <*rv«M«i Apr« m~ * La Arpia M• » ■ ■ ■<< rt OaeepB U lH M tis M w rt )H Apr M- Humr it daip) Apr It s(Nufli MW«MI k* 11 CVcapil Mm w Aa I Apr n (Haps' AlMAml*4tlOTl Apr a MrvwwN1(MtApMlOTl Apr B OwcapitALrwMaMI Bp* •Mm ) Mww****40 0*C*pAI BpW in I M * OMtMirmlli Apr I I M I Apr M i M l Apr n I t W l Apr |t fMorV I AAMl- lllAprapNrVP « Ip* AAMl-laAMpMMifNmpfMI Bp a I AAm 9 0 la A^M a a p» •AAm t - l a M fiM •AAm II F* h m n WW ¥ "r* M II B ¥ In AnpHM t B Mml UV1>Dm M*tl - •»#» •■,» |l| » E A S T R U TH ER FO R D . N J . lUI’ll — The New Jersey Gener­ als will attempt to extend their winning streak to four games Monday night ngalnst the O r­ lando Renegades at G ia n ts Stadium. The Generals, who entered the weekend tied with Tampa Bay for second place In the Eastern Division with a 6-3 rrcord. de­ feated the Renegades In the second week of the season. 28-10. In O rlando Sta d ium March 1. Orlando. 2-7. Is last In the seven-team dlvl* ;on. In the ttrst meeting, rookie quarterback Doug Flutle enjoyed his first htg day as a pro. throwing for a Generals-rrcord four touchdown passes, three to C la re n ce C o llin s . H rrs c h e l Walker ran for the first of his six 100-p iu s y a rd games th is season, gaining 110 Walker has made life easy for Coach Walt Michaels, grinding out more than 100 yards In each of New Jersey's last three victo­ ries for a total of 506 yards. Including a league rrcord 233 agulnst Houston Ills 164 yards last wrek against the Memphis Showboats In a 21-18 victory raised his season total to 1.006. "Somebody's taking a beating out there." Michaels said. “ And It snot llerschrl." Orlando took a heating last w e e k. 3 1 -1 0 . a g a in st the Jacksonville Bulls The Re­ negades had won two strulght entering thut game. Orlando has allowed the most points against In the division. 242. If Walkrr rontlnues at this (N ice, hr will better hts league rrcord of 1,812 yards set In 1983. T h e 1982 H rls m a n Trophy winner Is the USFL's all-time rushing lender with 4.156 yards. He has carried' 184 times Dlls srusou for a 5.5-yard average. Walkrr has gained nearly 300 yards more then the league's set olid-leading rusher. Denver’s Dill Johnson. W ith W alker leading New Jersey's hall-control olfensr. Flutle has not hern rcqutrrd to lm|irovise much and has settled Into an efficient groove. Against Memphis lust week, the 1984 Hrlsman winner was 7 of-12 (or 107 yards and one touchdown. Ills loth of the season. Its waa neither sacked nor Intercepted against the Showboats and run for one TD . his fifth. Last week against J a c k s o n v ille . Renegades qu a rte rb a ck Reggie C o llie r completed 2l)of-41 (Misses for 194 yards, hooking up with receiver Je ll Smith right limes lor 97 yards Designed and engineered (or a smooth ride and long mileage Liiesaver XLM whitewall Mi ke F e r r e l l gambled and lost last week In the district tournament bul II provided one of the most exciting mo me n t s of the year. 1 J f • — riassMt) fllS 7SR14 r m rs a u P20V7MM riOS 75*15 PII5 75*15 P2I5 75II5 *2)575*15 Us 49 *5 MIUI 5195 55 95 ritvtti III 5*95 •Nal Metn-jawtUkL* it lOMtUar* r u4|«vlMti 9195 I«(*Um IIi 1)95 •<j«Mf lk i« m ill t*Mt*|v*« lia * l Aw i ga 15 95 • Kati* tfM M flll a m I aUbtJrfT M B (9 95 l*nMs) Ulli amJMnif H t*6«i $46 95 AfFlY TOOAY - INSTANT CREDIT That brought up Derr. The splendid sopho­ more hud walked, struck out und singled In a run In succession Mohr quickly got ahead on ihe count. 1-2. with two sharp-breaking curvehalls. Derr looked tiad on both of them. Then Mohr missed with two pitches lo bring the count to3-2 As Mohr started his windup. Frunklln headed for home plate. The crowd held Its breath as everyone realized what Frrrrll had In mind. A suicide squeeze on u 3-2 pilch with one out. Unreal The Inlrnslty level running through Derr must have been Incredible. To have the game In your hands like that has to lie quite u feeling Ferrell, needless to say. had great fulfil In hts young third baseman. But faith wasn't enough. Derr squared up. The pitch was a strike. Just above the bell. He tried to push II to the right side bul hr got a tad underneath It and popped II up In foul territory. Kevin Wetrkrl cruised under it. made Ihe catch und tossed the ball to third baseman Blevins. The DeLand senior couldn't conceal his glee and hr slapped a tag on the base (or the final out and the end of Seminole's season Franklin had no chance to retrace his steps Speculation at once centered on the decision by Ferrell. The llrst-year coach has done wonders while rebuilding Ihe Tribe around Just a handful of seniors. It didn't seem fair that hts gamble should go agulnst him. Especially when the ‘Noles were on the verge of such an Incredible upset. I'rnple will tell you 10 things that were wrong with Ferrell's gamble. Nine of them will probably be right. But those people are all telling you alter the fad. Ferrell made his muve when the game was on Ihe line. When a gamble backfires, of course. It Is always the wrong decision. But I'll ulways remember the play as the second most exciting moment of Ihe tournament. A Dme when a young coach pul the game on the line with his lies! young player. A gamble that didn't work and might have been the wrong call, bul a gutsy one nonetheless, one that well could have worked and that will always send a chill down the fan who had the opportunity lo watch It unfold. #• r- •• |* • ■ lt d A O K T IR E M A R T MON IN I 1 5 10 5 *1 » ) 0 0 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 i* 7 4 1 ) 5 7RIN CH AVI ^ ____________ M ai ;;i ■ ( in m - .m ■ | (A I1 IM . 1 5A M 0R D WE’VE MOVED SANFORD REC. VEE, INC. Port Of Sanford Off Orange Blvd. 323-4711 IN HOUSE S ER V IC E OR IN PARK HITCHES, WELDING COMPLETE LINE OF R.V. REPAIRS . _ Itt AND T A K E IJ ADVANTAGE OF OUR 10% DISCOUNT ON A L L IN-STOCK ITEMS J �•A — Evening Mtrsld, Sanford. FI. M om Uy. April I t J U J Life-And-Death Choice FLORIDA Some Elderly Would Rather Die Than Live In Nursing Homes IN BRIEF Dado Prison Inmate Puts Together Coke Deal P LAN TATIO N (UPI) — A deal pul together by a prison minute lo sell A t .1 million worth of cocaine to a man who was rrally an undercover cop ended when agents arrested three men on charges of trying lo kidnap the detective. Alfonso Cosa, an Inmate at Dade Correctional Institution, arranged a meeting between the Broward County sheriff"a detective |x>slng as a big time drug dealer and Erwin lirewen. who agrerd to sell the deputy 245 kilograms of cocaine for *4.325.(XX). police said Sunday. After the arrests, li was discovered the peddlers were going loexrhange hags of flour for the cash. Brewen. 22. of Miami Beach was arrested by agents Saturday night after he pulled a gun on the detective, who was wired for sound. In the parking lot of the Plantation Holiday Inn. Also apprehended were two other men In a Chevrolet pickup truck, which sped olf when agents charged In but was caught about I wo mites away. Do Soto Relics Unearthed INVERNESS (UPI) — Archaeologists have found a grave that contains what they believe are relics of Spanish explorer Hernando De Solo s expedition through Florida In (he I ftthcentury Archaeologists from the University of Florida said they would return lo the site next fall to continue digging In a cove off the Wlthlacoochee River In Citrus County. Digging R'f artifact* Iasi winter at Seminole Indian Chief Osceola's 1834 campsite, archaeologists stumbled upon an older Indian mound containing evidence of a hasty mass burial In the early tomld-1500*. An rx|>crt culled in lo examine bcuds found ul the graveslle has tentatively dated them as relics from 1560 lo 1580 Ollier archaeologists *un|x-rt they may be a few yearn older uml might have come from De Solo's Ill-fated 1530expedition through Florida De Solo Is believed lo have lauded at Tampa Bay with an army of 7(X) Spaniards uud Porlogeusc to hunt for gold All be found were hostile Indians. |MMir weather, dlseuse. hunger and exhaustion us his army marched through Florida and the Southeast. The discoveries have answered some longstanding question* about life umnng the Seminole* and oilier irllx-s lhal Inhabited Florda Indore European explorers discovered the New World Family Feuds Over Fortune FO R T PIERCE (UPlJ — The children of J . Seward •Johnson say lliclr millionaire father, heir lo the Johnson A Johnson family fortune, was of unsound mind when his will was drawn, anil they plan to challenge It In court The will leaves nearly every penny of Johnson's fortune lo tils widow. Barbara Johnson. Ills six children — from earlier marriages — say die document was written while their father was of unsound mind and that he was psychologically dominated al die lime by Ills wife, the Ml.mil llciald reported Sunday. Tlie widow and children liuvr tiern struggling for two year* over lt»c mrdlc*l auppllc* fortune heir'* SfVOO million cHtflte and control of his dream, a *130 million marine research foundation called Harbor Branch The light will conic lo u brail In June, when a trial Is scheduled lo Ix-gin In prolxile court In Manhattan. Johnson died of cuncer In May IdHJ al age 67 Ills llnal will — the Iasi of alxiut 30 — was signed a month Ix-forr Ills six children from earlier marriages received trusts while he was ultvr uud Ix-came multi-millionaire*, but they got nothing In the will P in e c r e s t P T A les. I he t osl Is 93 lor adults and *1 50 for children 12 and under. Dinner will lx- servrd from 5:30 lo 7 p m The tulenl show Is scheduled lo Ix-gln al 715 p u t. During dinner cakes will lxrallled oil with tickets selling for 25C each or Mve lor * I WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT) Eight people were dead und one wux missing hxluy because of seven' Texas slot ms that lilted home* olf loundutlon* with tornadoes and swept cur* off roads with swift-moving Mixxl* spuwned by up In a half fool of rain. I htmderslorm* today extended liom Colorado und Kansas lo New Mexico and Texus. A Mash lb Mid watch was Issued for all of northern Texas und tornado wulche* were In effect across ixtrtlons of rentrul Texas. The National Weather Service said 19 tornadiK-s rumbled across Texas iixluy and Sunday. In­ cluding one lhal threw u Taylor County home IMO feet uentss u field, killing an 61-year-old w o m a n and In ju r in g her 63-year-old husband. Police to­ day planned to resume Ihe search lor a 42-yuar old woman missing in Moods ncur Dun cunvllle, Texas. Ih e Ixxlles of ih e w o m a n 's 4 I -y e a r -o ld husband. I I year old daughter and 7-yeur old son were lound Sunday. At leust four other people have lx-en killed In Moods caused by u deluge Dun began Saturday night in northern Te x ­ as Six Inches of ruin soaked Ibx kwull and nearly 2 Inches In one hour Mixxtrd streets Sunday night near Wichita Falls. AREA FORECAST; Today vutluble cloudiness Chance ol showers or thunderstorm*. High ncur 90 West wind 10 mph Ix-comlng nnrlheust by tonight OAKLAWN rUNIRAL MOMI Cf METTRV O w compi*!* Funottl Hast*, st out com*Wry. mot*4 a (Scull Umoa oootot U S At I mmSort U b > N y AS Cw*W FfttrtOi frail elderly surveyed said they need help with basic activities such as eating, bathing, walking, dressing, getting In and out of bed or using the toilet. About 39 percent need assistance with shopping, housework, preparing meals or handling money. Those figures were substan­ tially higher than those found nationw ide In a 1979 U .S . Census Bureau survey of the frail elderly. Nationally, about 16 percent needed help with activi­ ties such as eating or bathing and about 19 percent required assistance with such work as shopping or making meals. "It does appear Florida's frail elderly are more Impaired." Ross said. About 46 percent of those surveyed said ihev had relatives or friends who help them, and paid helper* or social services agencies provide assistance lo about 31 percent. More than 14 percent said they 831.000 residents who are 75 years and older, called the "frail elderly" by HRS The y make up about 6 5 percent of the state's population and are one of Its fastest growing age groups The surv«v of 1.647 people chosen al random from around the stale accurately represents Florida's entire frail elderly pop­ ulation. within 3 to 4 percent, researchers said "A s we grow older, the one constant Is loss." said Forrest Whitney, chairman of the Dis­ trict Nine L o n g -T e rm Care Ombudsman Commit lee. which Investigates complaints about nursing homes. "W e get awfully tired of loss We lose friends, we lose our Job The nursing borne is the lineal of an ultimate loss. "None of the nursing homes begin to compare to a person's own home, even If he Is not getting satisfactory care at home.'' Whitney said More than 23 percent of the need a d d itio n a l help w ith housework, health care, com­ panionship and transportation. "Given ihe experience we'Ve had. that figure Is pretty con­ servative." said Margaret Lynn nuggar, director of the state Office of A g in g and Adult Services. Duggar said Ihe stale's com­ munity care program, which s u p p lie s home-delivered meals, home health care, housekeeping and transportation to those 60 and over, only reaches about 32 percent of Ihe people who could benefit from It. Although only 2 percent of the frail elderly surveyed said they were considering a nursing home, even that small number would overburden the nursing home facilities of Ihe HRS. Ross said Florida has fewer nursing home beds for Its elderly popula­ tion than any other state. Hoss said. Shuttle Flight To Focus On Scientific Research CAPE C A N A V ER A L (UPH - The space shuttle Challenger. Its crew of seven, a |ialr of squirrel monkeys und two dozen rats blasted off shortly after noon today on a seven-day Spacelab scientific cx(M-dltlon Commander Robert Overmyer. co-pilot Frederick Gregory and crewmen Don Lind. William Thornton. Norman Thagard. Taylor Wang and Ixxlrwljk van den Berg plan lo |x-rform 15 different ex|x-rlmenl* on the cutting edge of space technology. Under cloudy skies early t<x!uy. engineers finished filling Challenger's half-million gallon fuel lank with Its load ol liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen propellants It Is the 17tIt shuttle mission In four years and the seventh for Challenger Launch lollies Jusl 17 days alter Discovery Kxik oil from Ihe Kennedy Space Center and repre­ sents u record "turnaround" and a return to an umhltlou* Might-a-monlh schedule. "We're delighted lo lx- In the (xisltloii we're III right now and we'rr looking forward lo (the lllghil." shuttle chief Jesse Moore said. "W e're till ready lo go and hxiklng forward to a good mission and a lot of scientific data to be returned from this Might." Lundlng Is scheduled for May 6 at Edwards Air Force Base. Calif., but the mission could lie extended an extra two days If no problems develop It Is Ihe second Might ol Ihe $1 billion European-built Spacelab module, which will remain anchored In Challenger's cargo bay. and It features a variety of experiments Involving materials processing. Iluld dy­ namics. astrophysics and life sciences. To gather as much data as possible, the crew will work In two shifts around Ihe dock. Overmyer. I.lnd Thornton and Wang make up the "Gold Team." while Gregory. Thagard and van den Berg make up the m i ond shift, or ihe "Silver Team The monkeys — known only as "384-80" and "3165" — and the rats are on Ixiard the 23-fool-long Spacelab nuxlule lo lest special cages that will lx- used on future missions. No animal experiments are planned during Ihe flight. But Ihe rodents will lx- killed after the Might for dissection and research Into how weightlessness affects their physiology. The monkeys will lx- spared. The fate of the rats has prompted protest from animal rights groups* The animals were loaded aIxiard Spacelab Sunday In a complex procedure that involved lo w e rin g technicians down Burgess has a grade potnl average of 3.5. He Is the captain of the *wtm tram and was voted Mo*« Valuable Player for three Continued from page 1A straight years. In addition lo "We are extremely proud lo that. Burgess edits the scluxil have Hits honor for him and for newspaper. Is a member of the the school." said Seminole High National Honor Society, and a A s s is t a n t P r i n c i p a l J im member of The Trllxv a campus honor club Thompson through Ihe 19-foot tunnel connecting the laboratory lo the crew cabin and then passing the cages down lo a worker hanging In a bosun's chair for Installation. Challenger also will carry two small research satellites that will be launched Mve hours after blastoff Deployment of the satellitt s had lx-en under debate because of fxitenllal problems with nlne-voll batteries lhal activate ihelr ejection sequence. Engineers decided Sunday night to launch them During the first 16 hours of Challenger s mission, an experimental French camera will be used lor astronomical photography After that. Overmyer will position Ihe spaceship In a super-stable "gravity gra­ dient" orbit 219 mllas up. Wltb Its lull pointed toward Earth and Its nose tow'ard the heavens. Challenger can use subtle gravitational effects to maintain a constant orientation without the necessity ol jarring rocket bursts Thai stability Is vital to key experiments alxiard the Spacelab module that require minimal disturbance lo produce results Wang and van den Berg, both civilian scientists, plan lo operate materials pro­ cessing and Hold dynamics experiments during Ihe mission that they were In­ strumental In designing ...Traffic ...A c a d e m y C o n t in u e d fro m page 1 A The re|xirts did not Indicate If alcohol was Involved Early Saturday, a Longwixxl titan died when Ills van left the road, rolled and burned Dead Is John Altx-rl Newkirk. 26. of 476 E .lesstij) St An autopsy was conducted bxlay lo determine If alcohol was In­ volved In the accident "H e Is a Hue example to all our Burgess, who lives al 1900 Chase Ave.. Sanlord. said he Is students who are striving for excellence,"Thompson said excited alxiut the npixirtunlty According to Longwixxl police, the Incident occurred when Newkirk was driving Ills 1976 Chevy van north on eounty Road 427 between Charlotte Road and Dog Track Road. Police Mid Ihe van left Ihe road, traveled 448 feet, rolled, and came to rest nose down against a tree with the back of Ihe vehicle In Ihe air. Newkirk, a m usician, was alone In the vehicle. No other vehicles were Involved In Ihe 4:15a in accident H o ld s F u n d - R a is in g D in n e r A lalrnl show and spaghetti dinner lo raise money for the I’lnccresl Elementary School P TA will lx- held Tuesday In the s c h o o l 's l u n c h r o o m a n d auditorium The dinner will Include tossed salad, rolls, frnil cup and cixik loolorAlMt Hot; T A L L A H A S S E E (UPB If given the choice between dying and living In a nursing home. 20 percent of Florida's growing population of residents aged 75 years and older said In a survey they would rather die Nearly 10 percent of the slate's oldest resid en ts m ay need nursing home or similar care, but only 2 percent are consid­ ering It And almost 12 percent said they never think about entering a nursing home, the Florida Slate University survey revealed. The survey also Indicated there Is a higher percentage of impaired elderly people living In Florida than there Is nationwide. "(The elderly) are si ared. They don't wunt lo lx? a burden," said Nancy Ross of the slate De­ partment of Health uml Re­ habilitative Services, which commissioned the telephone survey. Florida has an estimated 121-42*1 Sop Rain chance 30 percent. Tonight and Tuesday mostly fair and mild. Low In the 60s High In mid 60s. Wind northeast 10 mph tonight and 10 to 15 mph Tuesday. BOATINO FORECAST! St. Augustine lo Jup ltrr Inlet out 50 miles — West wind 10 lo 15 kn ots b e c o m in g n o rth to northeast 10 to 15 knots late bxlay and tonight then northeast around 15 knots Tuesday. Sea 2 lo 4 feet Increasing to 3 lo 5 feet late tonight und Tuesday. A few showers or th u n d e rs lo rm s m a in ly n o rth p u rl to d a y , otherwise (tartly cloudy. E X T E N D E D FORECAST: Wednesday through Friday; Partly clo u d y and m ild. A chance ol thunderstorm* north Thursday und all sections by Frlduy. Low s In lower 60s e x lrrm e n o rth to low 70s extreme south. High* mid to up|x-r 60s AREA READINOS (9 am.): temperature: 74; overnight low: 6 6; S u n d u y ' s h ig h : 9 0 ; txiromrtrtc pressure: 29.94; reluttve h u m id ity ; 90 percent; winds: northwest ut 13 mph; sunrise: 6:47 u in . sunset 7:59 pin. TUESDAY TIDES: Daytona Bsach: highs. 4 42 a.m.. 5:11 p m .; lows. 10:58 a m ., 11:13 p in.. Port Canaveral: highs. 4 34 a.in.. 5:03 p m.; lows. 10:49 a m.. 11:04 p .m .; Bayport: highs. 11:18 a m .. 1054 p.m.: lows. 4:45 a tit . 5:17 p.nt. Collins jm ajsw ST.TL. 323-120* AREA DEATHS TINA LOUISE BAYLE8 Miss Tina Louise Bayles. 16. of 636 Lemnnwood Court. Alta­ monte Springs, died Friday ul home Horn Ju ly 27. 1966 In Ithuru. N Y . she moved to Altamphte Springs from Ovid. N.Y In 1970 She was a student and u courtesy clerk She wus a memtx-r of Ihe Assembly of God Survivors Include her father. Charles of Altamonte Springs, brother, Kenneth of Boston; g r a n d m o t h e r , M a r jo r ie Reynolds. Odessa. N.Y. H a ld w ln -Fa lrch tld Funeral Home. Forest City, Is In charge of arrangements WILLIAM T. BECKER Mr. William T . Becker. 71. of 1102 Scott Ave., Sanford, died Sunday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford Bom Oct 2. 1913 In Schenectady. N.Y.. he moved to Sanford from Satellite Beach In 1971 He was u General Electric produrtlon scheduler und was retired from Coblu Boats. Sanford He was an Episcopalian. He Is survived by his wife. Margaret I.; two daughters, Dianne Baron. Portsmouth. Vu , and Lornnu M itch e ll. Vero Beach; two sons. William R. Becker. Chlttenungo. N.Y. and Gregory P. Becker. Oviedo; 13 g r a n d c h ild r e n ; one gre a tgrandson; two brothers. John J . Port Orange, and George C. of Hendersonville. Term .; a sister. Mildred Tongue. Scotia. N.Y. G ru m ko w F u n e ra l Hom e. Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ rangements. MILTON P. LUBELL Mr Milton F. Lubell. 60. of 611 Subul Palm Circle. Altamonte Springs, died Saturday In Alta­ monte Springs. Bom April 21. 1925 In New York City, he moved lo Altamonte Springs front there He was a retired office manager for u lump manu­ facturer and a member of the Jewish faith. Survivors Include his wife. Lots; a son. Howard. Longwood; daughter. Ant}. Apopka; sister, liarbara Bradford. Las Vegas; two grandchildren. seven g r a n d c h ild r e n ; tw o great grandchildren; two sisters. Sister Murtu. Walervllle, Maine, and Sister Melina. Ottawa. Canada G ru m k o w F u n e ra l Hom e. Sanford. Is In chargr of ar­ rangements. LUIS M. PADILLA Monslgnor Luis M Padilla. 83. of 1 2 8 1 L a n c e l o t W a y , Casselberry, died Sunday at his home Born Jan. 21. 1902 In M o n tu lb u n . V e n e zu e la , he moved to Casselberry from Puerto Cabello. Venezuela In 1979 He was a Roman Catholic priest a ssociate d w ith S t. Augustine Catholic Church. Casselberry. S u r v i v o r s Include two brothers. Ileracllo and Emlro. both of Venezuela: five sisters. Sebastlnu de la Laguna. Berta D. Alveres. Elodta de Diaz, and Dora de Padilla, all of Venezuela, and C a r m e n d e Padi l l a. JOHN A. NEWKIRK Casselberry, Mr. John Albert Newkirk. 26. G r u m k o w -G aine s Fun eral of 478 E Jessup SI.. Longwixxl. Home. Longwixxl. Is In charge of died Saturday following an uuto arrangements. accident. Born Dec 23. 1956 In MERRIELD. PARIS Washington. D.C.. he moved lo Mr Merrtel D Parts. 59. of Longwood from Sanford curlier 1070 C r y s t a l Bow l C irc le . this year. He wus a musician. Casselberry, died Saturday at Survivors Include his wife. Florida Hospital Orlando Born P atricia; a daughter. Kera. April 6. 1929 in Oriental. N.C.. L o n g w o o d . m o th e r. J o a n . he moved to Casselberry from Winter Purk; father. Francis. Bellsvllle. Md In 1966 Hr was a Sanlord. grandmother. Barbara retired civil service engineer and Averlll. Winter Purk a Protestant. H r was a member G a rd e n Chapel Horne for of Active Amateur Radio (Mel Funerals. Orlando. Is In charge W 4MJJ) und past officer and of arrangements Ixiard member of the local and LUCIEN M. NORMAND stale Kidney Foundation of Mr. Luclen M Nnrmand. 82. of Central Florida 305 Fairmont Drive, Sanford, Survivors Include hi* wife, died Saturday ut his home. Horn Jean P.; a son. Patrick R., June 21. 1902 In St. Norbert. Orlando; a daughter. Susan P. Canada, he moved lo Sanford Lyle. Baltimore, a sister. Jane from Torrlngton. Conn. In 1948 Gurrlnger. Chesapeake. Va. He was a retired carpenter and a B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral member of Church of Nativity. Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In Lake Mary. He was a member of charge of arrangements. ihe Central Senior Citizens Club. NORA PROAL Sanford, and the Retired Senior Mrs. Nora IToal. 93. of 835 Volunteer Program. Mango Drive. Casselberry, died Survivors Include his wife. Saturday at South Seminole Lillia n G .; three daughters. C o m m u n i t y H o s p i t a l . Lucille Llchtenwalner. Claire Longwood. Bom June 23. 1891 Z ln c o lu . both of O r la n d o . In Elizabeth. N J . she moved to Paulette of Altamonte Springs; Casselberry from North Babylon. Beth Shalom Goldstein Memo­ rial Chapel. Orlundo SAMUEL NAVARRA Mr. Samuel Navarra. 74, of 4 4 6 S p r ln i f w o o d C o u r t . Ixmgwixxl. died Friday at South Seminole Community Hospital. Longwood Born Sept. 23. 1910 In Brooklyn. N.Y.. he moved to Longwood from New Jersey In 1977. He was u retired con­ struction worker und a memtx-r of Ihe Nativity Catholic Church. Survivors Include his wife, Anna P.; two sons. Sal of New Jersey, und Armon Romeo, of Paterson. N.J.. a daughter. Ruth Ann Martin. New Jersey; three brothers. Louis of l.afuyelte. N .J.. Joe of Honesdale. I’a.. and Sal of Altamonte Springs, eight g r a n d c h ild r e n : five g r e a t ­ grandchildren B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fu n eral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements. * N.Y. In 1978. She was a home­ maker and a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. Survivors Include two sons. William F.. Casselberry, and Robert J.. Streainwixxl. III. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangements O.C. ROW AND Mr O.C Rowund. 80. of 1605 W. Third St., Sanford, died Friday at hts home Born July 8. 1904 In Arcadia, he moved to Sanford from there In 1925. He was u retired cab driver and a member of Lake Monroe Baptist Church. Sanford. Survivors Include his wife. Ruby; a daughter. Lucille Berry. Sanford; sisters, Ona Thompson. W inter Haven. Belle Davis. Arcadia; five grandchllden; 10 g r e a t - g r a n d c h i l d r e n ; one great-great-grandchild. Brlsson G ua rdian Funeral Home. Sanford. Is In charge of arrangements FRANK ZIOLKOWBKT Mr. Frank Zlolkowsky. 60. of 300 S Magnolia Ave.. Sanford, died Thursday at Central Florida Heglonal Hospital. Sanford. Born Sept. 3. 1904 In Ashland. Wise., he moved to Sanford from Mercer. Wise.. In 1973. He was a retired sailor for a shipping company. Survivors Include a brother. Adam and sister. Martha, both of Ashland. G ra m k ow F u n e ra l Hom e. Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ rangements. r u n a r a i noiiCR S S IC K ( I . N i l LIAM T. — Funoctl M 'vlc*, (or Mr n . i nm Won a **. * Wllllom T C rom kM Fim rsl Homo Chop*) .■(* FtiKor Loroy D Sapor J , cttklotlna Fnondt mo. (lo u r* , contribution* m « , ** mod* lo is* Amor (can Concor loOoty Grom t o . F ix J o ! Horn*, t a n b r l It In i Kar** Ol trrtnoomonH SOW A NO. O .C * * -■ n -F u ne ra l nrU cst I * Mr O C Ro*ond m ? ! * * *» wows. JfNMy. w n h M I S t m (ode, r . T . r 1-. n* " * {K* - ‘ . » H * 0 e .1 B CKork, w w i * Sark Sutton Fwnoroi Hem. . CutrCtncKtooi incAor*, * | t 2 �PEOPLE Evening Herald, San lord. FI. Monday, April 2f. 1»*J— IB In A nd Around Longwood Community To Celebrate Festival On The Green Altamonte Springs' First Annual "Festival On The Green" Is part or the year long centennial celebration of the old Altamonte Community Chapel. The little Chapel, completed In 1885, was originally (muted near Lake Brantley and called Lake Brantley Union Chapel, Alter "The Mg Freeze" 10 years later, the area was deserted ami i he rhapel fell Into disuse Ov er a decade later, in 1908. the cha^iel was moved to the thriving arr.i of Allatnonte Springs and Its present locution The "Festival On The G rre n ", an ari* and crafts exhibition. Is free to the public and Is lo Ikheld on the chapel's grounds on Saturday. May 4th from 10:00 a m. to 5.00 p m. The Altamonte Community Chapel, as 11 was renamed alter its relocation. Is on the comer of S.U 436 and Forest Avenue. In conjunction with the Festival On The Green", members of the chapel will hold an "Antique f>oll Show A Tea". Antique Victorian dolls and lyth century memorabilia will Ikexhibited, and tea. finger foods and sweets served. The doll show and Ira will lake place from I lo 5 at the chapel A 92.50 donation is requested for attendance at this event The Central F lor Ida Chapter of the American Hrd Cross has scheduled Its lirst water safely prohram of the s«-ason. The course, taught by Lynne Stevens, will Ik held at Lyman High School In Longwood on May 6 through 30 on Mondays Tuesdays and counties will also compete N a n c y Classes tn greenhouse and nursery practices and horticulture are being offered during the spring and summer sessions at Seminole Com tmmliy College rite first class |s to he Mav 6th to June 24th Sant Urashear at the S C C Greenhouse catt Ihcontacted for further information at 423 1546 extension *355 F ry e Longwood Correspondent 3 2 3 -8 8 9 3 Thursdays front 6 to *1 p m more Information Call H3I-3O00 for Another Lake Brantley High School student has ta-en honored by being chosen to receive a college s< holarshlp Ogelthorpc University, a liberal arts college m a r Atlanta, has presented Colleen Kelley, daughter of Mr A Mrs John A. Kelley of Longwood. a Scholarship Award lor the 1085-86 academic year. I'um-lisis In iltr "Senior Smarts Bruin Bowl" held recently at the Casselberry* Settlor Center showed off their know ledge of trivia and current events at the compelttIon whereby six teams «»l tour members each competed. The winning team, comprised ot Dorothy Kellrv. Janet Van Grider. Lillian Forster and Clay I.a kson. will represent Seminole County lit the Senior Smarts" district 7 finals at the Marks Street Senior Center In Orlando on May l llh . Senior finalists frnm Orange. Brevard and Osceola Lake Brantley High's Itbrarv s Hook Drive to collect both fiction and non-HclIon volumes i>continuing through May l Book drops are located at the school and the Teague Middle School. Forest Cttv Eletncnlarv lk-ar Lake Elementary. and Saba I Point Elentnt inrv Schools, Additional drops will I k- at these businesses: I’uhlt.v Winn-Dixie Gooding's TinMarket. tlic Hunt Club Shoppes So clean out those cluttered shelves and closets and contrtb utr! Brian Cook, who attends Lak« Mary High School, has been named a 1985 l' S Achieve­ ment Award winner m physical education by the United States Achievement Acariemv Brian will he featured In the national!) published I S A A s nlllctal yearbook file Sunshine Connection, a support group will host an open house- tor the puhlli in the South Seminole Community Hospital Auditorium hum 7 3(1 lo 9 ikl p m Phillip Blackburn, author of the hook. "Every Evcrv Day" will In- present to autograph copies of this book I he Lake Branllcv High School P T S A s planned program. "Teenage Suicide Prevention", is to Ih- field i the school's Media Center at 7 tXt p m Tuesday tprllJOtli the program will feature »pt akrrs ami a question and answer segment Ihrse speakers are Dr Lewis Green. Joyce I'nllls. It.ub.ua Bcrnh.nn. and a representative from We Care Inc This week. April 29tb through May 3r«l lias been set as "Law Week" m Seminole County and will tie celebrated throughout the Nation Plus year's theme Is "Liberty and Justice lor All" Law Week" Is sponsored by thr Seminole Uouiitv Bar Association A series of free public service and Information activities Include an Ask an Attorney IhmiiI i bum 10 a in 9 pm Mav I at Atlamouic Mall and local Bar Associa­ tion members answering questions dm mg call-in radio shows Irum 6 8 p m tndav Tuesday and Hmrsdin on W DBO AM Olhet plamird at'llvllles include Drivers Education alcohol awareness programs at courtly high schiHtls where high school student t w ill also participate in an essay conicsi Elrineutary and Middle -wlitnil* w ill have poster <omesis icfnllug lo llu- "Law Week* i hciuc Artist Gives Unwanted People 'The Brush' DEAR A B B Y ; I gol a gitod laugh from Iht- letter ahoul thr lumlly who had their ex son-In law alrftrushed oui of a family |Htrirall. I found It particularly funny Itecausc I am a phuto retouch urllsl who has given many people "the brush " I remove nnl only wrinkles and /its. hul entire |M*nplr I once turned a handsomely tuxrdord groom Into some grass and shrubbery — leaving his bride !he*r divorced daughters tice.one annoyed i very time they liKtkrrl .u Ihr pic lure, so ihry hlrerl me to remove the olft-nd mg parlies Dear Abby visible On another im asion I removed i u i i ex-husband* Irout a faintly wedding (Mirtr.ilt I In parents ol M> talent litr making people disappear'' In photographs mmes In hundv when I want lo keep rnv husltand In line. I just tell hint II he dix-wn't tM-havr. I w ill m m him mm a tree! KIM COUSINEAU. 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(FW ) 11 HEWS ( TOt FARM DAY ID o M dON S SIMON Tha Swnona coma to tha ant o< ■ wean«r Houaisn aociooia aavcisng tot it* man who laff har atonding al tha at- Ava wort M Of mot may I I (M)OOOOOAYI 635 12.00 Q all * tm* r cater •OO S 7 (J EYEWITNESS OAYBREAK 11:30 f a in l y 7:36 (tot 0 ® NBC NEWS AT SUNAtSE 1 O MOffNINQ STRETCH ?! (JS| ROPEY E 12 SUPERSTATION FUNTIME {MON-THU) (JJO TAJO 2 ) O ABC NEWS NIOHTIINE from Mo CN kAmh Cdy. Vietnam a tool at how tha mator powan ha,a iiuhad amc* tha l*i ol Svgon a 32 Sanford ano son KAMCWMV AMO 600 0 |M» TOOAY IN THE LIOrSlATUA* 0 (I) MOHT OAUEAT o (II BEST o r CAASON Mott dohnny Cvaon Quoad Uvw oa Hvnay AW.a HaV M Johnaon (A) S 1 o 5:30 0 ' D Z 9 COUNT AT (TUE-FW) 6:3 0 3t(SS|V0SNEWHAAT 1 j O r u uaoazms a i u u p Q (*) all at txc 11 CHX.OAEN S FUNOfWEDl 32 AOntCULTUAC U S A (TAI) 5:25 (7) O HOU.YWOOO ANO THS STAAS (THU. FAR 1030 7:00 0 it - U l l o r THE CSNTUNY (7) o TVJW n i l Mfwm 1Z ITS YOU^ BUSIHCSS (MOH) 12 JIMMY SWAOOAAT 1005 6:30 fll M C HEWS lew* MOTy ffi O IAOV1E (MON. TUE) 12 0 (7 SMART (THU) 0 U0) rU M O A S TY ll DEAR K IM : I m iriiiliuled ia* Mime UMvoltclled .idv lic 1 heard m.iuy years ago hum a |xilltlc.d figure who never missed an (i|i|H)rltmitv lo get lus pictme m the newspa|H-r lltntcy he s.itil . "when you re posing with three or mure people never st.md on the end iltev might cut vim nil OUT O F T O W N - C A LL C O LLEC T F H E E D E L IV E R Y ! ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ i¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ �I B — Evening Herald, Sanlord, El. Monday, April M .m tS Defense Contractors Billing Uncle Sam For Haircuts, Golf... W A SH IN GTON (Ul'll — Hilling* to thr gov­ ernment for haircuts. uportR tickets, golf outI n g n. a n d m o d e l tilr|>lnnen are hurting the nation's defense Industry, says Rep. Hill Nichols. D Ala., a ma­ jor drfense advocate. “ It's Imperative wr keep them (defense contractors) viable, but they're going to have to pul their house in or­ der." said Nichols, who c h a i r s the H ous e Armed Services sub­ c o m m i t t e e on I nvestlgfltlons. "H s not m y nature lo mill their hide up to the barn door but my jM-ople Irt Alabama are just fed up with this thing." Nichols Is eo-rhalrlng a s|M<lal study on de­ fense e o n I r a c t o r billings An Interim copy of the study was revealed today anil Nichols s p o k e about i lie finding* In un Inlervlew last week. C o n tra cto rs billed l he governm ent for $10,7 Kt In losses at a barbershop lor execu­ tives, 812,333 for two season tickets to ull sjMtrls events at the lais Angeles Forum. 91 mil­ lion for losses at an employee- cafeteria and 9201.000 for an execu­ tive dining mom where commercial business and 802.000 for public relations work after a c o m p a n y plane crashed. There was 8 102.149 In airplane models and other giveaways. 8I . 32H for lodging, meals and travel for a senior executive's trip to Washington In 1979 a n d 9 9 5 0 . 6 9 8 for expenses related to the I'arls Air Show. "Th e revelations that have s u r f a c e d are extremely negative for those who support a strong m i l i t a r y . ' ’ Nichols said, "It’s llie most negative thing we (ace on the door when we b rin g a drfense hill " Nichols also said he "wouldn't walk away from a suggestion of that sort" when asked his reaction to plans by Pentagon Inspector G e n e r a l J o se p h Shrrlrk to recommend David Lewis, chairman of the General Dynam­ ics Corp . and Gordcn MacDonald. Its finan­ cial officer, lie barred from further business with the Defense De­ partment N i c h o l s said the study Is showing 91 out ol every 933 In so- cal l ed over head expenses are questiona b le . O f 93.0 billion In e x e c u t i v e s paid billings. 9109.7 million uulhlng total was quest lotted, the The I-I auditors for study said the panel also found 93211 lor "entertain­ ment expenses lor rep­ resentatives of the gov­ County Court ernment of Swede n." Orang* County. Florida 81)51) for a goll outing. C a t * t C O I ) t i l 8 DiO.OOO lor taxes paid Mill* A Ntbratka Lumbar Co a r or opr at ion, Plaintiff In a foreign country Florid* *t and eclated to a Item's Jerry H Litl*and Evort J LIU* Legal Notice Legal Notice NO TICE OF PHOC E E D IN G ) F O R T H E V A C A T IN G A BA N D O N IN G , O O C O N TIN IJIN O , A H O C LO S IM O O F r ig h t s o f w a v o n O RAINAOB V A S t M I N T TDW H O M tT M A Y C O N C E R N YOU WILL P LE A S E TAKE N O T IC F 1h*t IS* Honed of C o u n ty f o m m l n l o n c r t of Samlnot# County. Florid*. *t 10 IP o clock * tn on th# litti itn. ol May. A 0 , 1 S T In IN* C ounty tom m lttlanert' Mr*Trig Room *1 IN* Samlnot* C oursi, Service* Building In Sanford f lo- Id* w ill Sold * public N*«clng to consider and d* Semin* wti*ln*r or nol is* County will vacate, abandon diuunllnu*. do**. e*nounc* and disclaim any right ol ttia County and Ih# public In and to th* follow ing rig h t* of w ay oe deamag* ****en*nl running through oe ed|*c*nt lo Ih* da tin te d property, to wit That portion ot Tnd *lra«l lying belwaan BIA* H and C Flint Si Division plat two* I page It Public ra c o rd i ot Seminole County, Fla P IS T O N S I N I E R E S T E D M A Y A P P E A R A N D HE H E A R D AT TttE TIM E AND P i ACF ABOVE S P ECIF IE D moahoof CO U N TY C O M M ISSIO N ! MS OF S EM INO LE C O U N T Y f lO H IO * IIY H O B E R TS T U R M . CHAIRM AN A TTE S T IIA V IO N B E R R IE N C LER K P utrl 1*11 Apt 11 TV. IM ) P E C til NO TIC E N O T IC E It hereby given purtuant to Saclitn I t ) IIS. Florid* Slatuttt that th* Board at Teuti*** of th* Internal Improvement Trutt Fund ho* retailed an application INu tvorritatl tram Sanlord Boat Work* ol Bo* VII Sanlord t In*id* )> m for a tubmargad land la*** by tha Trutloo* ot *t*t* owned tubm orgtd land appurlananl to than riparian uwnarth.p in St John* River, Wflion I I I k Twunthip tv South. Rang* )l Eatt Samlnolv County Florida, tor Ih* pur pot* of tontlruding a MU loot by tl* tnoltloahngdock Anyone having any question*, comment*, or concern* regard Ing Ih* Noting ol thl* «<•>• owned submerged land thou Id tile thorn In writing witty th* Burtau ol Stai* Land* Man agomanl Uapartmont ot Notu ro t N o io u r c o t . 1*00 Cam m o n w o a lth B o u le v a r d T aliah* tt#o F lor Id* 11)0). on or botor* * 00 p m on Iho Find day otMay IN I Publith April II. TV AAay V. INS PC E 111 individually, and a* Iruttoat ot I P M . Inc a dittoivad Florida Corporation d b -a ASI D*l*n dan I County Court Saminol*County. Florida Cat* ••* 0*11 SPO) l t T U n i t e d S la t * * Trantmittion Syvtvmv. Inc , a loealgn corpot Allan. Plalntlft v* I P M . tn* . a Florid* rarpara Hon. c o Jorry H Lille H*U dant Agent Defendant Circuit Court O r a n g * C o u n t y , F lo r i d a C a i e l C I V l I l f * Andco tnduttrla* Corporation. Plalntllf v* larry Lu la and I P M , Inc Oalandant N O T I C E OF S H E R I F F 'S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN thai by virtu* ot thot* ctrtaln Writ* ot Elocution at ttylad above and m ort particularly that rat tain Writ of Elocution •ttuod oul ol and undar th* t**l ot th* Circuit Court ot Orang* County, Florida, upon a final ludgemanl ra n d tra d In tha aforesaid court un Ih* Nth day ot Juno. A D 1VI*. In that ttrtaln rate entitled Andco Indutlrlo* Corporation. Plain tilt, — v t la rry Lltl* and I P M Inc . Oalandant which atorataid Writ ol Elocution wet delivered lo m* ** Sheritt ol Saminol* County Florida and I hay* levied upon th* following dotcrlbod property owned by I P M . Inc told property being located In Somlnol* County. Florida, mot* particularly da untied at follow* Off It* Equipment Including daih* chair*, til* cabinet* typewriter*, tmall calculator* end ropy mac hi no Hand tool* including drill* vender* level* chain taw* shovels poet hole digger* on* power poll hot* digger on* portable atalylan* lores with gauge*, ho** and cart Varlout lumbar pordudt Being ilored *1 Dav* Jonat Wrecker Service In Fern Park Florida Compiai* inventory can be viawad at tha Civil Dlvltkm ot Ih* Saminol* County Sheritt t Department and S*a undar i gnad ** Sharlll at Somlnol* County. Florida will el I I 00 A M on Ih* HIS day ot May. A 0 INS. otter tor t*i* and vail lo It** htghatl bidder, tor c*kh. kublact to any and all •eiyting i*int at th* Front IW etll Door at th* ttep* ol lit* Somlnol* County Court hout* In Sanlord. Florida th* abov* deter died R E A L pro party Thai teid tale It being made lo latltly tt** term* ot void Writ ol Eeocution John I Polk Sheritt Somlnol* County, Florida To b* advor Iliad April tt IV May t 1) with th* 141* on AAay It. I N ) D E E UV Le gol N o tic e Legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Njhc* l* hereby give*, that I am engaged In buimoit at roe Milan C l . Allan-oni* Springe. Saminol* County Florida under •he hctltiout nem* ot S E N T E L E N T E R P R IS E S and mat I in 'and <o reg-s'er ta d name wits m# Clerk ot th# Circuit Court, Semmol* County. Florida In accordanc* wits IS# provition* ot th* Fictitiout Nam* Slatutat, to wit S*c<>on US 0* Florida Statute* IVlf . I Joan M Seoul Pubhts April g . t i , « , JV I N I D E E *1 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T OF TH E 1ITH JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R IO A. IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE CO UN TY CASE NO *4 11*4 CA M O E N E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N DIVISION g o v e r n m e n t a l n a t io n a l M O R TG A G E ASSOCIATION Plaintiff, v* G A R Y L O M EYand S H E R V L O E N E TER ES A O M E Y. hi* wile e la l. Deftndant* N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E I* hereby given that, purtuant to th# Order or Final Judgment *nt#»#d In mi* taut*, in th * C i r c u i t C o u r t o l S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . Florida. I will M il th* property situated In S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . F lorida described as Th# North 10 le*t ol Lot IV. and all Lot 10 and th* South *1 ol Lot I I . Blech IS, D R E A M W O L O , according to the Pt*l thereof at recorded In Plal Book 1 Page* *0 and I I, ot th* Public Racordi of Somlnol# County. Florida et public t*>*. to the highatl and bail bidder, tor cath. *1 IS# Watt Front Door ol IS* Saminol# County CourtSout*. Sanlord Florida at II 00 A M . on June I I. 'N T (S E A L ) D A V ID N B ER R IE N Clerk ol ts* Circuit Court By /*/ Diane K Oakley Deputy Clark PublltS April 1*.M a y*. I N I D E E IB* » T t HE C IR C U IT COURTS 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 SEM IH O LE CO UN TY. FLO R ID A C IV IL ACTIO N CASE NO I I VTN C A M DIVISION E E M P IR E OF A V E R IC A F S A a Corporation. Plaintiff. vk A U D f t f Y L JOHNSON and G E O R G E L JOHNSON, hutband and wit* a n d A V IS N E A L T Y , Defendant* N O TIC E OF ACTION TO A U D R E Y L JOHNSON G E O R G E L JOHNSON R E S ID E N C E UNKNOWN YO U AR E N O T IF IE D ttiat an eel Ion to foracloM a mortgage on th* following deter‘bed pro p a rty In Seminole C o unty, F lor Ido Lo t I*. S A N O R A S O U T H U N IT O N I . according to tn* plat thereof *« recorded In plat Book I*. Page* la and ??. Public Record* ol Saminol* County, Florid* ha* been tiled eg* in it you and you ar* required to t*ry# e copy ol your written deton ses. ll any. to It on P ATR IC K W G IL L E N . JR E tq ulr* P la in tiff! at lorney. who*# addrett H Pott O lllc * Ho* 1010, D o L o n d . Florida l l f l l MIO on or tieto** May I* te ll, and III* Ih* original with Ih* Clark ot thli Court oithor botor* M r vie* on Plaintiff t attorney or Immedi atoly Hereafter otharwiM. a default will b* entered again*! you for th# rot lot demanded In the Complaint W ITN E S S my hand and Ih* Mai of Ihl* Court on thl* H day ol April, I N ) IS E A L I O A V IO N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F T H E C IR C U IT C O U N T I N A N O FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY F L O R IO A By JoanBrlllanl Deputy Clork Pubhth April It. R I V i May a ivet D E E *0 F IC T IT IO U S NAME Njtlc# It hereby given that I am engaged In bulinett *1 101f Creak* Band D rive CatM lberfy, Seminole Count* Florida IT 'Of under ih* llctihou* n*m* of ART AMONG TH E f l o w e r s and m*i i inland to -egittor laid n*m* with th* Clerk ot the Circuit Court Seminole County Florida In accordanc* with ih* provition* ol in# Ficlihovt Nam# S'oluto* lo wil Section USOV Florida S'atu'e* 101! * Randall J Brown Publitn April I t ! . U » I N ) D E E tr F IC T IT IO U S NAME N jllca i* h#r*by glv#n rhal I am engaged In butinett #t IS* Wine h atter Ct . Longwood Saminol* County, Florida llffV under ih* fictitious name ol H ALLM ARK m a r k e t in g C O N S U LTA N TS and mat w# •ntend to regt*ttr Mid nam# with ih* Clark el m* Circuit Court Sommol# County. Florid* tn accordanc* with tha pro yi*iont 0 l th* Fictltlou* Nam* Statute* To wit Sactton BA) 0* Florida Sia'u*ak leff . k Jim Hallmark Pubhth April IV A May t 1) M IN ) D E C III MR fWPCMT newnu*. HNALSoenu fOR6tRMMy.HR / Sem inole 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 EM ILY E TRAIL. Petit IN T H I C IR C U IT C O U R T” IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE C O U N T Y . E LO R ID A C IV IL DIVISION CASE NO M ISM CA ** P B E T A CO RP O RATIO N Plaintiff, vt A O E L JAR AW AN I. Defendant NO TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that O A V IO B E R R I E N , a* Clark at Ih* Circuit Coun ol Sam inol* C o unty, f lo r i d * , purtuanl to Ih* Final Judgment ol Forodokur* entered in thl* H u m on April ), I N I . will otter tor t*i* and Mil at public outcry to th* high**! and bott bidder lor cath at m* Iron! door ol th* Saminol# County Courthout* In Sanford. Florid* on th* 10th day ol May IN ). *111 00 a m th* following detenbod real pro par ly titual* and lying and being in the Saminol# County. Florid*, low ll Tha Watl II d toot el Lot 10. and all ot Lat II, and the Eatt ) * ) leal ot Lot 1). Block to. S A to lA N DO T H E S U B U R B B E A U T IF U L P ALM SPRINGS S E C TIO N , according to th* pi#i thereof, recorded in Plal Bood I " . Pag* Atto. Public Record* of Saminol* County. F lor id* W ITN ES S my hand and th* Mai et thl* Court on April J). IN ) (S E A L ) O A V IO B ER R IEN Clerk *1 Ih* Circuit Court By OleneK Oak lay Deputy Clerk Publith April )0.M ay *. I N ) D EE II) 7 N O T IC I U N D E R F IC T ITIO U S N A M E LAW N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that m* undartignad denting re engage In bulinett under th* •Ictllieut nem# *1 Foe moor at Aiiemenl* Mall U l Altamonto A«anue In me City ol Altamonto Spring* F let id*. Intend* Ip rag i*ter ih# ta d nam# with th# Clerk of m* Circuit Court *t Saminol#County. Florida Oatod #1 Ntw York. N Y , mi* » i h day ol March. I N ) JoMph N lawadtkl Vic* Praildanl Pub'ith April 1 1 ) 1 ) 1 1 AAay *, IN) •:30 A.M. •5:30 P.M. MONDAY thro FRIDAY SATURDAY 9•Noon iW nwRARI. WOULD tint* ..................... 67C b l(n« contecutl** tim e ) 61C a tin* coniaeutive tim e ) 52C a ling CRRMCutiva t lm n 4€C a lint Contract R a tis A v ilU b lt 3 Ling* Minimum 31— Private Instructions 23— Lost ft Found l ott male black A w-.lt* Hutky Shepherd. 7f> Lb* Loit Sunder In Leke Mary m )1«0 Swimming Lattortt Bn In May ? I N ) Jackie Cool* Call U l DM 23— Special Notices a 'V f o Bo Boon M ogk - uv* w w * r J r J . lo s / u u H c o .BAUOOR . BOUQUETS ..W* tie liver' Far every reaeew-every MeMte CELEBRATE A BIR TH ' Mr. Stork'* vie it make* tor a lifetime at me merle*, gtfto B all I Call Linda 111*11? 71— Help Wanted Acrylic Applicator* naactod to apply protective coe'lng on car* boat* and plane* t l to I I I per hour W# train For work in Sanlord area coll To m p o ltJ IBATISI Aide* 'or *11 thlttt Certified end or tiporloncod Good pay and b*n*f. it Piaatani at motphar# Equal Opportunity Employer Apply #1 D*B*ry Manor U N Hwy IF IJ. D* Bory, Fla AIR LIN E I NOW H IR IN G Rater vat ion lift, itawerdatw* end ground crow potltion* a r*n#bi# Call I Al* SO* 01*1 tor dttailt It hr*_____________ Altamonto P I firm neodt tip * rlancod trial tetretary Will pay accordingly Coll M t Morr'ton al t U M R__________ A P P O IN T M E N T S E T T E R S P a rt tlm # M o nday th ru Thurtday I 00 PM to » » PM t ) 00 an hour, plut bonu* Call Longwood AD M X ASSEM BLED Need f to work In now air cond plant Starting pay S4 J) hr M utt b« a ttrong -yiiabi* worker with own tr*r-SOfl# lion Never * lee I BUSSOT Full tlm* Apply m person Toe* Frl. J* PM No icolli Deltona Inn Career Finder*. Inc M l t ill Secretary i l l 000 * y**r Dale TEMP Pt BM..........774-1341 Avon elwert hiring ladlet A man Call Immediately 33— Real Estate Courses ___ SE ND A O IF T ____W IT H A L IF T ! m /i Thinking ef p t l i q a Real Etta to UcewMf W* eWer Free Tuition and centime** Training' Call Dicker Vfcfcy tor detail* HtMM m iM In ??a 19)0 Kayat at Florida , lac. I* V te rt lepartoacal 55— Business Opportunities e M AR Y K A Y CO SM ETIC S * Vk in car* end color Italr CDNNIL.............. . l?? ??M I?? 1 H I 1 J ) III* ____ B A B Y S IT T E R W A N T E D part tlm# in my horn* For a t yr o>d Own car Ratortncet raq Lk Mary art*__________ JMBeal Bank Tailor* Potltion* avail ab>* tor aiparlancad tollart In Sanford Branch Submit r# turn*' with la i# ' y require mantt to Partonnal Officer Em pire of America. P O Bov I X , Deland. FI . J7 W OBK or apply In per ton *t JON O nandoOr . Sanlord EOE Salat help wanted H lgh eit ccmmitioni paid In Florida C o l l B i l l al L o w * t Eilarm m atort. M l AIM Will train Cap* Canaveral F irm naedt people who warn to b* rhoir own bott Will tram t ))0 par! tlm*. )*M lull Hm* JJt s m 27— N u rs try ft Child Care S U H LA M D E S T A T E S Child care In my horn# Lg fenced yard TLC ie m to *pm Mon thru Frl I D J1J0 legal Notice C IT Y OF LAK E M A R Y . FLO R IO A N O TIC E OF P U B LIC H E A R IN G TO WHOM IT M A Y C O N CER N NO TIC E IS H E R E B T G IV E N by Ih* City C om m lulen ot the City of Lak* AAary. Florida, that taid Commlttlon will hold a Public Hearing on May ), IN ), at 110 P M , to centldar an Ordinance entitled AN O R D IN A N C E O F TH E C I T Y OF L A K E M A R Y , FLO R IO A A M E N D IN G SEC TION 11 0?. O F T H E CODE OF O R P I N A N C I S E S T A B L I S H I N G S E C T IO N ) l 01 IG I TO P R O V IO E FOR A C H A R G E FO R R E T U R N E D C H IC K S ANO A C H A R G E FOR TH E USE OF W A T E R D U R IN G C O N S T R U C T IO N P R IO R TO TH E W A TE R M E T E R BRINO IN S T A L L E D , p r o v i d i n g FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y , CON F L IC T S a n d E F F E C T I V E D A TE A copy ot tald Ordinance (hall tie available at th* otllc* ol th* CUy Clerk at City Hall, IX N Country Club Road. Lake Mary Florida from i n A M until J 10 P M . M onday through Friday, for all persons datirtng foaeaminatamo Th* Public Hearing than be held In th* CUy Hall, IM North Country Club Road Lake Mary, Florida, at ? I O P W . t r May ) I N ) or at toon ttuaraaftor at pottlbfa. at which lima iniarait ad part lat tor and again*! th* roquet1 Hated abov* will be haard Said hearing may b* continued from lime to lime until final action 1* taken by th* City Commlktlon THIS N O TIC E than be potted m three 111 public placet within Ih* City ol Lak* M ary, al th* City Hall and publikhad In the E .aning Herald prior to th* dato ol th* Public Hear Ing A taped record et thu meeting it mad* by th* City tor It* convenience Th lt record may not conttlluto an adequate re cord tor th* purpoMt ot appeal Horn a dactolen mod* by Ih* City Commlitton with reaped te Ih* foregoing m attor Any per ton with mg to *niur* that an adequate record et th* proceed ing* to maintained tor eppeilato purge*** to edvited to make th* necettery arrangement* at hi* CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIOA !%/ Carol Edward* City Clark DATED April t. INS Publith April I. IS. 11. If. IN ) D E E )1 LAW N M A IN TE N A N C E EU1I HESS FO R SALE Appri » account* After « PM JU X ?f *1— Money to Lend A M E R IC A N CONSULT A N T f .IN C . Itt mortgage* e t lo w a t g \ Second mortgage* et low || )/ * \ Smell commercial loan*, >* cant land, mobile home* with land Good credit bad credit w* an. I all U l 1 )U I W E Alternant* Drive. Alternant* Spring* LICENSEO M O R TO A O E BRO KER B u iln e i* C apital 1)0 w o lo tl.OOO.SOO end over P 0 Boa I I I ) Winter Ph Fla MtoO F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Nofici to hereby glren mat i am engaged in but'nett at I I N Hwy tl*. For**! City Somlnol* County. F lo rid * under th* tlctitio u t nem * ot I N T E R C O U N TY R E A L T Y , and Hie) I mend to regular told nemo with the Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance wilh Ih* pro vitient at m* Fictttiow* Nam* S'tlvtot tow il Section b i n Fiend* Statute* IN J, /» Barbara B Miller Publith April i). n . H l May 4. IN I D E I I? RECEPTIONIST/CLERK Apply to work with th* public, typing, per lor m mg clarlcal and general otllc* dutiet In buly but piaatani otllc* Apply In p#'ton «l ej*0 Mot pllal Rd . Sanlord Ml )*J? IL O C A T E O AT S E M IN O LE C O U M M IN IT Y C O L L E G E CAMPUSI Th* Prlvai* In dutHy Council of Saminol* County Inc . it an EOE, M/E/M/V N O TE L IM IT E D TE R M POSITION New aicllmg concept in u ia t P-o.idet unique lit* Mving u rvlce t Ground Floor op portunltlot and no compett lion Large income pollentlal No aaparienc# flacattary » S M ? KOI 93— Mortgages Bought ft Sold Part tlm# 2tl#ndanl driver E « penance prelerred Apply in per ion 410 E Church Av* Cell M l STS* W* pur<ha*e eiittlng 1*1 or Jnd mortgage* nationwide Tap (toller paid er any r**ld*ntl*l or co m m e rcia l mortgage *o* a e a itn f iBfrim Anistinb Winttd 7 1 -H e lp Wanted S E C R E TA R y / R E C I P T IO N lIT Plum office Type *0 WPM Phone* Permanent potltion* N*v*r * to* t nMP PERM..........774-1341 Secretary Wanted Office clerl cal aaparienc* required M ull b* abi* to type at i*att so WPM accurately Call D l n i l . tor an appointment 8ji Totidtrt- need 2 lull Unto Cell U ) 00?» tor Tom Legal Notice N O T I C IO F S H E R IF F 'S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that by virtu# ot thot certain Writ ot Elocution lt*ued out of and undar th* **al *1 tha Circuit C o u r t ot O ra n g * C o u n ty . Florida, upon a final luORamoni rendered m th* atorotad court on the uth day et May. A 0 IN*, in that certain cat* an titled E Gayt* Juatt Plaintiff, — vt— David R Twytord and J**n Twytord. hit wit*, end Timothy A Jem** end Lynn* Jam**, h it wit* Defendant which etoretaid Writ at C**cu Non wet delivered to me a* Sheriff ot Semmol* County. F lor Ido. and I her* levltd upon tha lot lo w in g d**crlbed p ro pe rty owned by David A Twytord. Jr and Jaan C Tw ytord. tald p ro p e rty being located In Saminol* County. Florida, mor# p a r t i c u la r ly d t i c r l b t d at toilowt lo t g. Woodcraft. Unit A at recorded in Plal Boo* JO at Pag* !J. Public Racordi ol Somlnol# County. Florida Said proparty it alto known at ?U l Docktlda Slroqt. Winter Park Florida nm DEE M AdO, 1Vff APQtPA fMOPTIONAL 9YMe o u c H U iv n e RATES DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday M onday - 11:00 A .M . Saturday BY GARRY TRUDEAU -------------------------------------------a t m -'*1 n tc a w m v c N CtoVt$SnuA60 AS ptR tout m n rtH x , 1 OOGUPOftOFTte l£i6Ptf1€SHN6CN& 1 3 7 10 HOURS TO TH E R ES P O N D E N T ABO VE NAM ED YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T I F I £ 0 that on the lath day ot March INC the Petitioner herein Iliad hat Petition in Hilt action In Ih* Office ot the Clerk of Court lor Berkeley County, South Catollri* again*! th* abov* nam# Ratpondent, th* j ob,eel or prayer of which I* * divorce from the tald Retpon deni W EST A N D W E S T Attorney* et Lew By /*? John S Watt Attorney lor Petitioner April Fth. I N ) Moncki Corner South Carolina PublltS April II. 1). J«. I N ) DEE N C IT Y OF LAK E M A R Y , FLO R ID A N O T I C IO F R E S O L U TIO N CLOSING. V A C A TIN G . AN D A B AN DO NINO R IO H TS O F WAV TO WHOM IT M AY C O N C E R N tootle* I* hereby given that th* City Commlttlon ol th# City of L a k t M ary. Florida, at H i regular mealing of April IB. I N ) in Ih* Commlttlon Cham bart ol m* City Hall. Lak# M a ry . Florida p u rtua nt lo Potltion and tootle* heretofore given, patted end adapted * Retolullon doting, vacating, and abandoning renouncing and declaiming any and all right* of th* City on Ih* following do uribod righto of way Thai portion Ot th* eO toot right ot wty ot Groeniaaf Lane, r u n n i n g E a t t f r o m th * Norihwett corner ot Lot to to th* Norlhootl corner ol Lot *4. G reenieat and W ilto n Sub dieltlon. at recorded In Plal Book 1. Pag* I* ot th* Public Rocordk ot Somlnol# County. Florida By the City CemmlMlen *1 the City et Lak* Mary, Florida, mi* Itm day *1 April. IN * C IT Y OF L A K E M A R Y . FLO R IO A r*/Carol A Edward* City Clark Publith AprII IT, I N ) D E E t l) O rlando - W inter Park 8 3 1 -9 9 9 3 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . B E N N Y TH AR D US T R A IL . Ratpondenf SUMMONS TO TH E RESPONDENT ABO VE NAM ED YO U ARE H E R E B Y SUM M O N E D AND R E Q U IR E D to a n tw tr th* Petition In thl* action, ci which ■ copy It hereby tervtd Upon you, and to m *v* • copy ot your antwor to laid Petition on th* Petitioner or her attorney, John S Wott ot th* lew firm ot Watl and W eil. JO? Caroline Avenue. Pott Office Boa FI*. Monet* Corner. South Caroline Heel (the original ot which Petition l» filed In the Office ot me Clerk of Court ter Berkeley County I within thirty HO) day* eher Mrvice hereof, exclusive Of the day ot kuch tervlcei and U you tall te entwer -ha Palitlon wlttiln th* time aforesaid th* Pftiilonar m mi* action will apply to tv* Court ter th* fallal prayed lor In laid Pel It Ion W E S T A N O W EST Aftornoyi at Law By I V JehnS Wett Attorney tor Pet'tloner April eth. INS Moncki Corner. South Caroline D o o n e s b u ry . 6CCPHJKMN6. CLASSIFIED ADS St*t* at louts Carouse Cavrrty ol Borktlte In Th# Fotnlly Casiei Foe Th* Ninth Judicial Circuit Cj m n * i i 01 a* n e 71— Help Wanted and ih* undartignad ot Shorilf ol Seminole County. Florida. Will al It 00 A M on th* lath day ot May. A O 1*01 *H*r tor **>* and tall to th* highatl biddtr. tor cath. wblect to any and all tu ttin g lain*, at th* Front IW**t) Door *1 the ttopt ot th# Sominoto County Court hout* in Sanford. Florida, th* above dotcrlbod R E A L pro party Thot told teto It being mod* to u n i t y ih* iqcmt ot ta d Writ Ot Elocution John E Polk. Sheriff Seminal* County. F lend* Te be edvertued April 11. It. May A 1) with th* u l* on May IA IN ) DEE I N Eipenance prelerred however, training provided lor the car* ol Dltablad Ratidem* AII thift* available Coll M ) T ill PROGRAM SPECIALIST Advisor and tpadalltl tor *< tlvHlet and program* Involved In contractural agreement! lor Federally Funded Youth Employment and training program! Graduate from an accredited college with a d* grt* In Social Services. But! note Adminlttratlon. or Public Adm Inlttrotion Apply In per ton *| ejso Hospital Rd . Sanlord Ml MM IL O C A T E O AT S EM IN O LE C O U M M U N ITY C O LL E G E CAMPUS) Th* Prlvai* In dustry Council ol Sommol* County, Inc . It an E O E. M/F/M/V N O TE L IM IT E D T E R M POSITION_________________ Larpenlert l labor* wanted lor condo* on Airport Rd . San ford Dependability, tool* phone and transportation ar* * plut Gfotl Moiibto bott greei opportunity Todd Motet I J?) ?141 M F. *pm llam and on weekends_______________ City of Lok* M ar, hat an immediate opening tor a part tlm* janitor, tor office clean Ing In City Hall. J lima* a week Ralarancat will b* checked Deadline tor tub mlHel ot application* It April If. I N ) Application* may be picked up *1 Lak* Mery City Hell. IX N Country Club Road Lak* Mery I c M . M F E O E ______________________ O ffiC ll P tflM M l Needed ter office opening In Sanlord Area Beginning deto AAay I). IN ) Pleat* land a return* to Oanall* Construe lie n. SBl Wathburn Rd . Melbourne F la i jf l ) C O U N S l I O R ' SUM M E R YO U TH EM P LO YM EN T T R A IN IN G P R O G R A M Proleetlona! petition r* tpontlbl* ter preforming vocational atwiemant and counseling technique* Con tuJerebi* ability to relate with educationally culturally tee n o m lc e lly d ite d vo n la g * youth Deg*** In Socle! Science. Vocelionei Educe Hen. *r related field from ecc'tdiahed college required Apply in person et 0*0 He* pital Rd . Sanlord Ml MJ? IL O C A T E O AT S E M IN O LE C O U M M IN IT T C O L L E G E CAMPUSI Th* Prlvoto In duttry Condi ot Sominoto CognTy, Inc., It an E O E. M/F/M/V N O TE L IM IT E D TE R M POSITION Procewor >1) 000 a year______ AVON EAR ft I NOS WOW! II OPEN TERRITORI ES NOWIII n i M U e r m -**j» Dining Room Worker with Panfry Dull** Retpontlbl* -vr-ccr with Initiative end per tonality Eepenene# required F / T o r P 'T M l MeO Mon thru Frt.__________________ O'therwathar Helper tor kilch er A dining room Will train willing worker Full flm# Ml X X Mon Frl Erperiancad Rtceptionltl for Pydiatrle Office Only tip a n enerd naed apply Call M l QOS) **k ter Kay Eip*r>#nc*d power *aw opera ter*, woodparrt cuffar* and cPunier lop lam motor* Alta have two o p e n in g s for attambtoy work Hotpltallia flan, bonus vacation hoideyt Apply f lb II. Or I to 1 *1 For mi 1*1 I k . Port of Sanford Lake Memo* Etperlncod sowing machine op oretort wanted on all opera Nont W* alto offer a training program to person* with an noneti detir# to leem m» industrial tewing trade Mod ern #ir conditioned feclllty. health car* program, paid holiday* P'*<# work earning* ttoady work Apply between I pm and J pm SAN D E L M A N U F A C T U R IN G .IN C . JdO Old Lak* Mary Rd Sanlord____________________ FASHION MODELS W AN TED Work wllh lath Ion detlgnor and local beutlquet, TV commar elate, cataiogi Full or pari lima All agat and all htighlt No eiparlone# nocottary <)) to)*____________________ Federal, Stato A Civil |obt now tvoilobi* Call IS lt M f t X a tor Into If hour*____________ full T im e lpn ii HIRING NOW CO N STRUCTIO N H E LP all phasas tom* with no tap High waget *14 M U D E L IV E R ) DRIVFRS local A long haul Soma will train Full Hma,permanent |U M il PRODUCTION WORK taveral full lime potltont Will fully train, over lima available IM M U S IC /R E C E P TIO N IS T lull A part tlm* Room tor advan cement Salary ♦ banatilk U4 M U J O B S R IF E R A L SVC ZA IR E'S PLAZA Hwy. IT W at Hwy 414 IN S U R AN C E R A T E C L E R K WIU train No aiparlonce needed Mutt type )» wpm non t m o k e r t o n ly Cattelbetry area 1)4 I X ) Janitorial. 10pm to Sam ) day* a week Call between I and a Ml IT)? LA t o n H I ■*» <v>r o n c c F O r rn Halp Wanted Report reedy tor work *1 « AM *0? W Itt St Sanlord ________ LA B O R ER S Strong rallabio. general laborer* needed Im mediately Different loci I Ion* Phone and traniporlalton a mult Never a to* Apply KELLY SERVICES 440-7335 Legal secretary experienced in real atteto, probata atUto planning. *dmln!itrdflv*/(MI law. alto oacollent tklllt In typing, thorthand word pro letter grammar and hen dung client* Pleat* lend re turn* to Boe If?. Evening Herald. X0 N French Avenu* Santord. FLU ?? I____________ Licensed plumber or qualified parson wllh minimum at a yeart eiparlone* In roeidan tlal contlrue lien Abi* to raad blueprints Pay com man tu ra t* w ith a a p o r la n c t M a m iM B _________________ Light Bookkeeping payroll, at coun it receivable I ) to X) hrt weekly Apply In person Big “ to" Tire*. MW S Or lando D' LPN tor on call to work with Deveiopmentally Oitabled Adult* All thlttt available C#u Ml FIJI, tor an appoint Man to Install aluminum In ttellation, luch a t aerten room* carport*, and *tc Tool! hirnlthad Must be d* pandabN P IM M ___________ MONITOR Prototaional Re tp on tlbl* lo r re vie w in g •yttomt for compliance with la w * , r e g u la t io n * and diractiv** Apply in person at 11*0 Hospital Rd . Santord Mi sal? (L O C A T E D A T S E M IN O LE C O U M M IN IT Y C O L L E G E CAMPUSI Th* Privet* In duttry Cane ll at Saminol* County. Inc , I* an E O E, M 'F/H 'V N O TE LIMITED TERM POSITION Shopping For A New Or Used Car? sea. w t 'i UH. LAO AH4Tr ABMfJMCICRY youPORTturn lOMTSi. / Yatt can a/eaye Find lb* b a il deal I In lb* Craning FfaraJd'a Cleat/fled tael fan Raad Friday’* f li n i n g Herald Far I ha bait aafecflona Evening Herald M B S e n t Ireeeeh T t r e e r ha a I end. D e r W a N M II 4 ? tnut Apply In parson Lakovlow Hurting Cantor, f i t E Ind Street Santord F la ________ General office clerk needed L;gm typing and tiling taparl anc* helpful but will train Apply el Low* t Trutt Plant. ?W1 Aileron Ctr.Sanlord In dultrial Park_____ _________ OIRL FRIDAY Eecaiianl op pprtuniry for person with good typing kklllt Varied dull** including racaptlonlit Call k*)4 )ll. torapp 1_______ l �7 T -H e lp Wanted T.rad of M H w H iuft C a ll F u t u r e s th a t h a v # hundrtdt of job opantngt for thota oho oant lo work t r i ano D E L IV E R Y H E LP E R S no a» porWnco n*<*t*ary Full flma Good starting poy aft a n G E N E R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E S Groot ttarflng iop Savaral epaningt Good pay afl a n F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and P R O D U C TIO N WORK Motf sh ift opao Good pay tcaf#t art a n IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S Gaoaral Comfructlon labor Good pay aft a n 121— Condominium Rentals l bdrm odults. no petv a*i\ qu*ft rttldtnfipl l XX) por mpnm. plot dopBtit 373 >01* t bdrm opt Newly decorated Complete privacy MO per week 1700 security 373*412 or m 334*___________________ 7 bdrm t bam Living room, kitchen 1300 mo Cell » l 3134 or 377 7e*e___________________ 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent r YfWAT LrKCs Cf A tATC iStUiS ? SI6WT YiMft Mc*iV I've UM)To Cfp tcxJK t o -me oeT U .S TO W N H O U S E J bd-m J s bwfh 1300 tq ft with tpa 4 Kftewed patio laoo 131 3333 C A T N i p M oO ^ ' . 123— Wanted to Rent Sami ryftryd coupla taaking I bdrm . i bath or I bdrm > bath homa condo rant or •ata with option rani (or a portion ihyraof 1 appiiad to downpaymant siM mo or last Pratar Sanford. Laky Mary Wintyr springs araa MS Ocas_____________________ sm SAVE ms L O C A L O R IV E R S Straight frucki Good pay Start right aoay art a n R E C E P T IO N IS T , O F F IC E H ELP E R S . C LER K S. CRT O P E R A T O R S ' Im m adiata oponingt Good pay Ka>at Call art a n NOW I W E L D E R S - Cartitiad Eteoilonf pay tcatat Call today aft WE’ RE CELEBRATING AAA EMPLOYMENT IS HAVING ir$ BEST TEAR JOIN US JOBS GALORE 323-5176 ESTABLISHED 71 TRS. Rent Now and Infoyl Thlt Limited Special; Energy Etticient, 3 Bdrm . 1 Bath Apartment* UWEMONROE Lusury Adult Apartmynti t ! Barms Coming soon I Call MT m il ONLY...................... $429. W/ Dacoraliva Wall Caoarlngv ■writ in Ban*rata P'anty al Star ago. Wathar/Dryar Nook up. and Carport Walarbadt Acctptad 3211911 Orlando toll fret 36S-44I1 BAMBOO COVE A PTS m E Airport Bird PHONE M l MM. M I M il EfftOancy tram Ilk ) ma. Ottcounl tar Samar Cituani Brand Flaw Units I bdrm 1 bath opts in woodad tatting, p rlva la t i l i a t l a i . wathar/dryar, mini blindt S t]S ma w / U I l d a p a ilt Lscatad MIS Oak Ay* B U M British Amititin Rtilt’ t if m s O F F IC E G A L ...................... SIM Getter al olfiC* Ilk lilt tee-dted Wafltf to hlff no*) Great Bott R I C t P TIO N IS T ....... to D M Worm friendly p*r*on«llty wifi* thi* ono Typing Word Pro catting o plui Protetifooel com pony SECRETARY to 12)0 Thlt company want* « career mindod anthuttatfk porton to work Mltti great crow I Typ ing ontMror phonet E*coM#nt benefit! P ILE C LER K 1134 Will trolnl Loom o groot career Or#ot room for advancement F ott m w i 323-5176 D E L IV E R Y ....................... to IIW Severet openlngtt '’Drive'"' your n «y to toe ret t f CL or rtgu l« r oporetort llconte oro needed Know the «re « IN S TA LLE R S to 33*4 7 Opening! Leern end' t i t n Greet wei t her to be working outdoor! MGR TR A IN E E to 1279 A rt you good with people end very pertoneble? Thlt com pony wot reedy to hire yot lerder Food end refill poll tiono ivillebfe STOCK C LER K I1M Keep frick of inventory end tuppiiet Local ettibiithed com pany Blue ( t i n t at motphere hart I TOO MANY TO LIST Discount Fee 2 Wks. Salirj Low 13 00 Rogtitrafton Foe No Fee Until Hired 2S2) S. Fiench An. 73— Employment Wanted Npghl Satuflty Work t l'y yrt ta p a r la r u r In E la c lro n lc Plant m o m 91— Apartments/ House to Share Sgl woman to thara ) bdrm apt with tom*. >t rant A util Papon I Hiaaoo, H i atal 93— Rooms lor Rent Christian Apt* A Hama* TV. kllchan laundry, maid. DO wk up Orl O ) LU t O ia tlO Larga Room priyata antranra A both Nica araa Ski 00 » * Evan ing* M l W O Loyaly bdrm kllchan prlyl lag#* homay atmotphar* M l a waok M l M l]_________ _ _ _ Room for rant with aidarly lady Pralart an aidarly parson In L « k » Mary Call M l * ? » SAN FO R D Furnlihad roomt by tha woak Rtatonabit rata* Maid tarylc* Call M l asp) S t PM c u Palmatta A r a __ Sa n f o r d ' Raa< * « n y t Monthly ratat Util Inc att M0 Oak A duittl *41 I I I ) RIDGEWOOD ARMS ARTS. 1, 7 and 1 U n t i l , Starting at only m o Alt* About Qvr I Bdrm Special HOURS. .... .. ....Monday thru Friday • to I l SB ................ Saturday from I I to 1 2300 Ridgewood Avo Sentord Fla 13) A4M ............. .......... a, I3S M il L U X U R Y A P A R TM E N T S Family A Aduflt Section P w iid t , 3 Bedroom i Matter Cave Apartmenti n i 7*oo ______Open On Weekends Lg I bdrm . with dithwether Water it turnmtied Clean, nice area 1373 a month J ll 0713_________________________ t and 3 bdrm A IM fwrmtJted efficienty from |7| week S3S0 depotit No pet % Call 173 4307 3 J FM i l l Paimefta 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent . . * IN D E L TO N A • • . • a HOM ES FOR R E N T a a _______ a a I I F H H a a________ L A K E M A R Y Naw Hom a Larga J bdrm 1 hath. 1 car garaga Kids OK No pats UTS par mo m W1F, or Sf« rW I ★ LANDLORDS ★ Tirad ol tha haadachast Lat ut m anaga your rah tal pro parfar Profasslonal low cost sarylca Ml X U Callanytima Uallad Salat Aitocialat. Inc Prop. Mgmt. D ir . Raaltar Larga 1 bdrm. doubia garaga. good location Saw a month Mietao LOCH ARBOR Immadlata oc cupancy 1 bdrm . I bath tun porch A family room Nawly dacoralad Larga lot l M0 par month Ownar MT IIIF Lantord ] bdrm , larga lot SCS0 mo Ayailabia * t/ li a*S IAS) attar S Taking Applicatiant Naw ) bdrm . 1 bath, cant haatAair, porch, garaga fancad Availabia May I I4W 1 bdrm , } bath E it c Homa Maytair Villas Availably now 14S0 4 bdrm . 1 bath radacoratad homa in Winiar Springs Availably now SMS C O M M E R C IA L! Spaca availably lor sttica A storaga Car,tar Of Sanford CALL BART REAL ESTATE R E A L TO R n> f**t 1 bdrm . I bath Fancad yard Luo par month LANDSTOCX BROKERS 3(53712 ) bdrm on Sum marl In Aya First last and dapotil ra ^u ira d«>^raloran cas_JM _a4 ^ 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent Elflclancy apartmanl, downtown Santord Furnlahad utllifiat includad MM mo M F W t _________________ _ Pant Aptt tar Samar Citliaru ) H Palmaf o A.a J Caw an NePhonaCatla LA K E M A R Y Claan I bdrm turn email apt Smgta work Ing man Nlca. A h u rry t _MIWI0 N E W I Bdrm Utllltloa In Ciudad poet SMS kacurlty. HOP mo AdultF only M l R T I Ssntwd Court ApartMRb STUDIOS ..! BDRM . I BDRM F LE X IB LE LEASES Samar Citlian Oftcaonf 323-3301 U IS 127-Office Rentals OFFICE SPACE Downtown Sun Bank Building Approa 2 000 tq tt firit floor Call * C McAluter 373 1TY3 Piact Your Ware! Wnere They're Sure »o Be Studied In the Want A d !lf 141— Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY Lie Baal Ettafe Broker 3MO Santord A vt 321-0759 E ve 322-7*43 COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Rag R.E BraAar............ MS «U S Da Bar y J bdrm I bath, F lor Ida rm By ownar SS4 S0C Sa) Itll For Saia by own assoc J bdrm I bath 1100 So Ft Family room Aliryplaca 130 OIOT LANDST0CK BROKERS 365 3782--------------------- Anjrli m*. H t O D E N L A K E 101 R am blanood Dr i ve Lata Mary araa I story contympo 'ary t bdrm ) bath FHA non qualifying loan tt? *00 ati mi Larga a bdrm ] bam brick homa in Highland Park >IM vq tt with db># car garaga plus ■AX J I patio, larga lot ml nlca landscaping Attumably H i \ mortgage with possibly owner financing U fa S00 M I 41fa 3 2 i-.m i R E S ID E N TIA L SIS *00 Handy Manl 1 bdrm 1• IM k IM Lot Toned Dupiya Q u ai nt C a u n l r y Hama } bdrm 1 ) 1*00 Raal Claan SlarSar home on •need kaceg LowaO’s Fam ily Hama a Bdrm lanced yard, workshop Low M s Pool Mama Fla rm bonpatlo.} bdrm ) batn mca areasaa ooo Hidden Lk Villas Plantation modal on groan ball SSS too Hidden Lk Villas I bdrm ) bam spill plan and lot SO s Harta Ranch S acres custom homa. closaln Make otter I Long wood Horse Farm Unique ranch home pool r spa stables Apartmanl Bldg Graat loco HarUully re n te d 'llit 100 eeeaeeaaeaaaeaaa B U IL D IN G LO TS fanad Com m trcial Park Aya Iron tag# J lots lor sao 000 lanad tor Aptt watar tawyr.all 1 lots lor only I I I *00 lanad ter Duple a'Quad treed lot.water/sowar u t wo Residential Building lei 110 000 Camnsarcial L a ttlro m tti *00 C O M M E R CIA L Laky M ary Showroom O ilica Bldg .Cosjntry Club NdtHO 000 Lang w a d Cammarcial Mwy 4)a exposure near Springs Plata Sanlerd Busy Gracary Store, wr Seniord A ,e Reduced II 1* 000 Aaarlmani'Cammarcial site II acral All util N e e rH w y l!* ! Fuel Oil Business 111 too Cam Laundry Business Sat too a LIST FOR LESS a « \ *% s \ s% WE W ILL LIS T. A D V E B T IS E . S E LL YO UR HOM E FOR l \ W HY PAY M O R E T F R E E C O M P U TE R IZ E D Market Analysts at Yaur Hama Cati USA TO O A Y1 321-3833 TM W Lake Mary Bled SWIM TE N N IS Neat I bdrm /I bath homa with wallgd security Nlca yard, carpgtt. alt. paddle tans 1 garages Clubhouse overtired pool and Ia n n is c o u rts CALL BART Lg 1 bdrm lanudry room, utility room, haat air blinds W O a mo I ncl ut f ae w a i a r A garabaga Call MS MM Modtrn Sanford ] bdrm dupMa Dlshw ashar. carpals. air Adults, no pots Sltg mo I pay wator sowor garb XO MIF ] bdrm . ] bath, unturnishad. wash#' dryyr hookup. SM0 R IA L EST AT E R E A L TO R 3H74H 111—Resort/Vacation Rentals PLAN NOW Larga daluia turmsnad ocaan front condo al Daytona tor I woas bogmmt Juty Sth Call tor data!H MT I 'M 113— Storage Rentals MW WtrihousM i A Up........— ....... . m a cM STORAGE TRAILERS Far an srta canstraction, ate Wika Sakaa . ATI trad , m SAM 115— Industrial Rentals IMO k tt an Santord Aygngg U H ms Tonod industrial Call ms taps LO hG W O O D 7 bdrm 1 ba'h Naw rooi U OOC qw«#r ft^awong 1*4 OOP 171 4fi7 NEW HOME Vt^awood Dr Loch Arbor Arta 3 P d rm 3 bath, aaf in kllchan, oak cabinat! formal dining room, firapiac* pwttd a fant. vtutfad calling! »nargy packaga Many othar aifratl You hava »o naa to .Approciilt Opan hoy f t Saturday and Sunday 13 to I ofhtr fifpat by appointmant PHONE 3734443 F quailfy craffmamhip and: compautivt p^ cav laf v ! p ru t put y&ur naw homa ______ OW NER 3 bdrm P i bath Cant h a a l/ a lr ic r a a n a d parch jaf fOO Boughf ofhar 333 7iS7 Sanford N k * 7 badroom homa with living room dining room pan#t»d family room, laundry room workfhop Can for in formation 133 ItOi or 134 4SJ7 143 *00 orbatfoffar SAN FO R D fSO* Trf' A p D*..a Lika naw 3 bdrm j ba»h Low down v A non qyaiiflyin g mo r t g a g a l ) « *00 M3 3*41 313 7341 _____ Santord Walk la Lika Mancaa 4 b d r m . , I bat h h am# in tNcaflanf condition Offtrad al m s .ooo IM T K 1 ) S .1 L B 8 a k m m :i a t k s tv REALTOR AVAILABLE- 1 bdrm /1 bath, carpat appuancas. scraanad patio, laundry SMO H I M U m ^ a H a tta ^ g W jU y s g ^ 141— Homes For Sale Will Street Co........ 321 5005 s HALL V|i4ff mi atiifo i ! u m la n a iM i C O O L S P A R K L IN O POOL w tarsceK >s acre anal larga I barm hemal Huge master ba rm . Fire p la ce ! Central h e e t / e ir l i ta e r h ib e p t l Assume <>e guelltying ml taw OWNER FINANCINOI Labaekw. 1 barm ml Fla. rm . kaaa. carwar M l lll.aaa aaurtt SUt M issa . II yrs . 11% APB Talal prka aaly Ul.iaa 323*5774 uaaMW V. u r t 141 — Homes For Sale 1ST) B A Y L I N E R SARATOGA 15 It 110 sng Volvo Putdriva Loadad I ) *»S U1 )S V If ) *01f attar a PM 3 bdrm J b4*h with po©i 4 lot! O ff! t'Oft fi 0 000 4 bdrm J both on Wmmolq Drlvo 1 block off Lo ft Mory Blvd |1IS 000 2 bdrm 7 both, n«or goll ( out y# ty*nc mil y Ar d 1110 'OOO c o m m e r c ia l s p e c i a l i s t LA K E M ARY R E A L T Y BOB B ALL. JR .... I t ) lisa I C A S S ELB E R R Y * ecr» lonad PR I US 000 W Maliciowtki R E A L TO R ))1 ISR) tiaar I 4 a il) IT *110 Orange Bird near Port ol Santord 4 acres 1) OOO sq tt C B Build ing UCC OSt l l \ down, owner holds balance ION Principles Only ) ) ) 4*1) or sat $44) N I W SMYRNA Bf ACM A C LF Rsfiramanl Homa Esc income lots only 14 000 O W N E R SAYS SELLf Prica Raducad 1 bdrm . 2 bath, flra p la ca (a c u ili. 7 car garaga Eafra large lot A much rvtort Now wily 114 000 Low down OwnarwHIhatp SA N FO R D 4 bdrm lonad MR I Good family or running Only 139 000 Ownar finanea C A LL A N Y TIM E R E A L TO R 171 4t*l LIS T W ITH USf l i M < 3 A ? ALL T0U NHD ro IRON R M IL 11 R n id e n tn l lot in Sanford. Many lArgy o«k frt#i 173 1)71 157— MoL'ile Homes / Sale [S t ilt cut g in Can D ) ns:______________ Ff»# Ch&w Mad m #!« t month! N m li 1«rg* yard Good with kid! 371*3*2 201 — Horses Gelding Ho*u i U hand! high! 4 Children! F*ony both 1)00 M ull w ill 14* )**2 _________Can alter 4 K_________ WE FINANCE )1) ISA! 2 3 5 -Tru ck s / Buses / Vans '79 AMC Concotd limited 4 cyI automatic mi db*e vanity vlterv, 30 ooo original mtlet I la* Down Caih ar trade 4 low monthly paymonft 4** OftH 49* 0*00 i**2P*y Helianci* Sjsorf Covp Reduced lie*) Courtesy Pontiac 331 1IH !**J I' *m,. 1L i 239— Motorcycles Turtimo Sun Roof and Bikes Reduced U t*) Cavrteiy Penl»«< n i |l|1 i**0 Black Honda Intentate 4* Chevy 14 Inn U m i ?4 Adult owned, garaged, 17,000 rnqune Asking |1 000 Call miiet new Ifrei II.B 0 Firm Eddy or (Suiter 177 4470 aa* U4I 74 Cadillac, Coupe t># VHIe Clean ru m good new paint 1410 )74 771* 241 — Recreational #ff B u k k ( l e c l r a Limited Vehicles / Campers Loadedi I owner low mileage Great condition 11*10 See at torner of Airport Blvd 4 IJ ffalida* Traval Tf*iNr TO fl w gat tell contained, ihow Sanford Ave 131 1)43 377 #r Clean Need! minor re K i t _________________________ pair!_ 13300 J7J 4*7* 71 Volar# »’ $ P 11 A r irss than 1* 000 original mite! •0 C h e v y C w itom Oel uee pick up cemper tpeOel 12 000 11*00 331 44sa m l E k t r a d e a n Te w in g ft) tf*n% Am white H package 13 100 Tew n A 14. 431 m l T a k e over Country MV Report Orange payment! *377 mo for 71 mo lllv d . Lake Mon roe Lot 77 1*3 34/4, or 6A4 41M Dana Cliff Wood l**4 l ‘ ' )*i * •rt rtf •I Winnebago 7* M Under Loaded Reduced 34**5 warranty Oath * root air, Ceurfety Fon lu t 12) 2UI and more 11*000 373 lf*3 197f Honda P r e ,»r Sun roof I7t*3 Courtesy Pontiac 323 2171 243— Junk C*rs 1*7) C adl 11aac l »mou!in* white 4 black Very good condition A N Y JU N K C ARE R TRUCKS 31*00 444 7)70 nougM fr om 119 IM A mar* 1974 F O R O G A L A X Y Call » ) ItM ..................... I T M T I I 74vedt motor work TO P Dollar Paid lo' Juol A Beit offer 37)3*4* liiad (art.Iru<11 A haavy I tit Subur u Station Wagon Air aqufpmaat J73 BIO 1 tpe«d New tire! 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In* Mump Gnndlap.Tool m m « day ar MM •LafH “ JO H N A L L E N S LAW N A T i l l CtaodIraaramoval Lk B int Fraa at) » i STM I « • •w er • �f B LO N D IE • t 4B— E»»nmg Herald. Sanfrrd, FI. Monday. April if. IMS by Chic Young by Mort Walker B E E TL E B A ILE Y B EETLE HOW CAN YOU SLEEP PURlHGAH EXCITIN G G A M E LIKE T H l 6 f by Art S antom T H E B O R N LO S ER HO. I I W T THIN* A R C H IE . A R E V O U A R C H IE -- W H E R E IS vour ro sm ve tw h k /m ALL R IGH T.' I'M p o e rrrv f i c a n - ? A E F C W P IT. ' I CAN GOING TO THE CWWCE AcrVfcp j T ' -TO N IG H T/ / Ai-KACH’ IT. by Howie Schneider EEK & M EEK AND WHAT DO WDO DO TDGET NJ0W FECMfT ALL ? Small A m o u n t O f Sun Activates Vitamin D DEAR DR. G O T T - I've read that exposure lo the sun Is bad for the skin and can cause cancer or aging lines. Recently. I read that women especially need more calcium after a certain age to prevent osteoporosis Getting vitam in D from the sdn Is recommended to help us use the calcium we take In. I'm con­ fused. DEAR READER - In general, commercially available milk Is fortified with vitamin D. So arc ca lciu m -co n tain in g pills lor dietary supplement. T h e sun does effectively activate vitamin D In the body, but the amount of sunshine necessary for this reaction Is quite small. If. during an ordi­ nary week, you are exposed to some sun on your handr and face, this will be sufficient even If you are not a milk-drinker. You do not have to be a sur\worshlpper to prevent vltarnln-D deficiency. If you have reached meno­ pause, however, you will need more calcium In your diet. The current recom m endation Is 1.500-2,(XX) milligrams a day. Should you decide to Increase your calcium Intake, take v»mc vitamin D as well. In the form of fortified low-fat milk or calcium pills with vitamin 0 Since sunshine ran be harmful lo skin, use It recreattonally, not therapeutically. DEAR DR G O T T - Would stress In pregnancy aflecl the unborn child? DEAR R EA D ER - Certain chemical stresses during pre­ gnancy can profoundly ailed the unborn child. These Include, alcohol, ci garette sm oking, m any m edicines, narcotics, hydrocarbons and jxxir nutri­ tion If. by your question, you mean psychological stress, the picture Is nnl so clear. Life threatening stresses, such as bereavement and war, appear to produce consequences In somr pregnan­ cies ily and large, however, fetuses are pretty hardy, and mothers seem to bo affected more deeply than do their babies. I would advise any expectant mother to avoid stress lo the extent she can. Getting help In coping with stress Is preferable to passively putting up with It. and may reduce many of Its results for both wom an and baby and may ameliorate many of Its results. DEAR DR G O T T - I am a 22-year-old woman and oc­ casionally. when awakening from a good night's sleep. I feel slightly nauseated and dizzy. What could be the cause? I am In perfect health otherwise. I) E A R R E A D E R Lightheadedness and queasiness often occur In healthy people ACROSS who arc blessed with low blood pressure. Assuming a doctor has given you a clean bill of health, vou are probably experiencing a transitory fall In blood pressure when you first arise in the morning. This normal condition does not require treatment. Send vour questions to Dr. Gott at I ’ O Hox 91428. Clexe land. 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M EN A N D L ITT L E MISS f* by Warner Brothers BUGS BUNNY TM TURNING YOU IN POC fatSE ADVERTISING. "jO J V c 60rT~-Z> S c K D91N & , D 3 C 7 / ^ t : ----------- _ 0U6S 0UNM V | m BUGS m fJ?/£N O L\ If you've hern around the game awhile, you know that bridge deals have a healthy share tif the bizarre and Improb­ able Witness today's deal from a pairs tournament Those North-South pairs who hid a small slam In either minor suit or In no-trump were suc­ cessful. u s u a lly scoring an overtrtek. In diamonds, declarer would simply draw trumps and take a Huh finesse, first playing Ihc club ace to guard against a singleton queen In the West hand However. If Hubs were the frump declaration, declarer had in Is- careful to take a first-round Huh finesse to guard against the at lual holding — lour clubs to ill*' V)-H with East In no-trump even with a spade lead, declarer would win the spade ace. cash ace of clubs and A K of hearts, and Ihcn run all the diamond* At the end. East would he squeezed out of either Ihe heart Q -J or the Hubs The actual contract reached In the bidding ( m ix seems as ll It should make. Certainly It would against the normal lead of Ihc spade king Hut the hand was played late In Ihe session and West was a little weary. In reaching lor his spade honor, he pulled nut Ihe six of diamonds by mistake. The diamond was won In dum m y and the firstround Hub finesse taken. Ilul on ihe second clu b lead. East placed the queen Declarer re­ lumed to dum m y with a third i luh. hul now had no way lo gel lo his hand without East taking the selling trick. i :«•> « V \k J ♦ \ K J 10 * 1 3 ♦ J 10 « KANT W t>T ♦ K y i 7S 4 2 4 J » 1 TyJlU i Y 77 44 ♦ V 7s ♦y * u ♦ 3 s o l T it ♦ S lo t XT 10 » 4 ♦y j ♦ A K 76 t Vulnerable North-South Dealer South Wn l Norik Fast 3* lin I’a u Pass !♦ J NT 14 Pass Pass Pass Soutk 14 4 NT Pass Opening lead 46 HOROSCOPE ” FR A N K A N D E R N E S T by Bob Thavta yoo'S CHOSFN PfopLE" ? .. P o M EA N WfTJE Yuff>IE.J? I ./ J • W hat The Day Wilt Bring... YOUR BIRTHDAY APRIL 30. 1BBS This coming year you will experience a rise In status and popularity In your social circle. Your peer group will begin to orbit around you. TAURUS (April 20 May 20) Thts Is one ol those days when business and pleasure are not apt to mix well. Decide upon one or the other but don't try to do both at the same lime GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) New Information may be re­ vealed today pertaining to an Important decision 5'ou‘ll have to make. Treat your new knowl­ edge respectfully. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) Something you've been hoping for has a good chance of coming into being at this time. Don't let self-doubts dissuade you from complete a difficult task you've taking positive action. been postponing Onlookers will LEO (Ju ly 2 3-Aug. 22) A also recognize your achieve­ per sonal a m b i t i o n can be ment. furthered today, provided (his Is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan your primary objective. To be 10) A positive, optimistic at­ successful, total dedication Is titude will have a desirable elTect required. upon people you associate with VIROO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) today. It will inspire them to Restrictions that have hemmed behave likewise you In for thr past few days will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 19) now be alleviated Independent und effective action can be This Is a good day to shop for needed but hard-to-get house­ taken. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) T o ­ hold Items The bargains you're day you might be quietly re­ looking for may be found In warded for a confidential favor some out-olthe-way place. you did for another. Friends will PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) be unaware of either situation. Make It a point to deal fairly with SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22| A others today, even If someone person you like but doubt the doesn't treat you sim ila rly. depth of his friendship will prove You'll look good while he won't. his l oyal t y t oday t hr ough ARIES (March 21-April 19) gestures that he will make on Conditions afTectlng your finan­ your behalf. cial position hold promise today, SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. provided you strike while the 21) You wtll have a real sense of Iron Is hot. Advantages dissolve accomplishment today If you with delays A N N IE by Leonard Slarr yew/ me Mjrnt/ ne'6 STHONGf tOOH AT fC U O H M HIM POLL / / A sce/irf T tt 7 7 — k — '* 7 a s p * sce/vrf i V ^ '. , rr£S 4 . N O R TH cone oh! � 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, April 29, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 29, 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>, April 29, 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/1b2ffb7470f12c18660ea08bf76bbfd1.pdf 35138579308dc4acf852c9cddc8ef347 PDF Text Text People keep chasing Cliff Campbell. Why? They can't catch him. The squeaky cleanness of Disney and God are both evident in Bryan Harden. -PEOPLE p a g e 1C -SPO RTS, p a g e IB v e n in s H e r a ld 77th Y e a r, N o 212 Sun day. A p r il 28. 1 9 8 5 -S a n lo rd . F lo r id a E v e n in g H e r a ld — Kill 'Star W ars' O r B ra ce For N e w A rm s R ace (U S P S 481 280) P r ic e 50 C ents When Can You Legally W A R S A W . P o la n d llJ P I l S o v ie t lea d er M ik h a il O o rb a t hex p u l It v ery s im p ly P re sid e n t R e a g a n 's " S t a r W a rs p ro g ra m • m ild lead to a new . e x p e n siv e a n d d e a d ly a rm s ra re M o sco w . G o rb a c h e v said, w ill I n t r o d u c e n e w m e a s u r e s to c o u n te r 'S ta r W a rs II the U S goes ah ea d w ith the project, but he proposed m o re m u tu a l re ­ d u c tio n s il the p la n is dro pp ed . " W e s h a ll n o t p e rm it the b a la n c e o f stra te g ic a n d m ilita ry p a rity to be u p s e t.'' G o rb a c h e v said F rid a y , a d d re s s in g W a rsa w pat t head s o l state w h o renew ed the Fa st D io r 's .10-year o ld m ili­ ta ry a llia n c e ' II the p re p a ra tio n s for Star W a rs c o n tin u e , we s h a ll not have a n y c h o ic e hut to take c o u n te r m e a su re s, w hit h w ill in c lu d e the s tre n g th e n in g and |M-rlecting o f n u c le a r a rm s lie sa id in a sta te m e n t c a rrie d try t In o llle la l n ew s a g e n c y P A P G o ilM c h e v referre d to cu rre n t d is a r m a m e n t n e g o tia tio n s he tw een the t J n llr d S ta le s a n il the S o v le l U n io n " W e have a lre a d y su gg ested that truth sid e s r e d lli e stra te g ic o lfe n s lv c a rm s hv one t|iia rte r try w ay o l an n jrenlng m o ve ttic o lllt la l So viet n ew s agent \ l ass In Most ow tp io te il 111 iti as s a y in g In W a rsa w W r w on It I h a v e no o lr|ectlo ns to m a k in g d eeper m u tu a l c u ts A ll t ills is |M>ssihlc tl the a rm s ra te litres not b e g in in s p a te ." l ass tp io le tl <io r h a i ev as s iiy ln g If II litres tlie a r m s ra ce w ill iM-gin a g a in o n la m l G o rb a c h e v w a s sc h e d u le d to leave W a rs a w fo r Moscow* to d a y alter m e e tin g w ith P o lis h leader G e n W o jc rlc h J a r u / e ls k l II w as the Itrst v is it by a S o v ie t leader to W arsaw s in c e the l ‘ IH| |«)B3 m a rtia l law p e rlo tl In P o la n d that o u tla w e d the Inde pen d en t S o li Shoot? The law is not cut and d ried . You have to be an atto rn ey to figure it out. But w hen you're facing an intru d er and your fin g e r is on the trig g er, there is no tim e fo r d ebate. By Susan Lodtn Herald Staff Writer Luis Perez II. son of Dr. Luis Perez and Dr M a ria P erez of Sanford, and B e a friz Rodriguez appear In de M ille’s Rodeo, one of fhe dances The Joffrey Ballet of New York and Los Angeles will perform af the C arr Performing Arts Centre, Orlando, Frid ay and Saturday. May 3 and 4. Bringing the prestigious ballet company to the area is the most expensive endeavor to date of Southern Ballet Theatre of Winter Park, sponsor of the performance The lavish production will cost about $130,000. See story on Perez, 1C See STAR W A RS, page 3A S a n fo r d 's N e w C ity M a n a g e r F in d s H im s e lf B e h in d 8 -B a ll By Rick Brunson Herald Staff Writer W ith the d e p a r tu r e of the c it y s tw o to p a d m in is tr a to r s I iic s d o y a n d the re tire m e n t of a ke\ sta ffe r o n ly tw o m o n th s a w a y . S a n fo r d 's In c o m in g eliv iiio n a g r r Is. in the w o rd s of h is p re d e ce sso r " b e h in d the K h a li At a tim e of d r a m a tic ch a n g e ra p id g ro w th a n d th e y e a r's b u s ie s t w o r k s e a s o n . F r a n k F a is o n ta k e s o v e r the re in s ol (tower w itlio u t a n y h ig h level a llie s to h e lp film n a v ig a te un fa m ilia r m u n ic ip a l w a ters t itv M an a g er W a rre n "Pete" K n o w le s w h o h a s head ed Han lo r d s da y-to -da y a ffa irs for the past .11 y ea rs re tire s T u e sd a y I lls a ssista n t. S ie v e H a rrie tt. Is s c r u n g as a c tin g p o lle r ch ief, f i l l i n g th e v o id le it b y th e re tire m e n t of P o lic e C h ie f Den K n o w le s p r a is e d , p a g e 2 D D u lle r w h o hud h e a d e d th e jro llce d e p a rtm e n t sin c e 11M>M H a rrie tt w ill serve .it least u n til .Jun e w h e n Ilie c it y c o m m is s io n is e x jie c te d to ch o o se D u lle r 's p e rm a n e n t re p la i c tn e iit A n il the c it y m a n a g e r's " r ig h t a r m ." e x e c u tiv e se c re ta ry M a ry lla r k c v M eyer. Is re tirin g J u ly I — the m im e d a y a ll the c ity d e p a rtm e n ts ' fin a l b u d g ets are due In c it y h a ll A dd to that th e fa d that there is no c it y e n g in e e r — K n o w le s li.ls a c te d In that c a p a c ity w h ile a lso fu lf illin g hts d u tie s a s c lty m unugcr O n Ills Itrst o llle la l day In fits new Job W e d n e sd a y . F a iso n w ill I h- tru ly a lo n e at the top H ie n e x t tw o m o n th s c o u ld Ire lo u g h — w ith h u d g rts to c o m ­ pile. n e w p o lit ic s and p e rs o n n e l to le a rn , a lig h t w ith the s ta le D e p a rtm e n t o l E n v ir o n m e n ta l D e g i-la lio n s to tie led a n d a new Frank Faiaon at hot o rd in a n c e to e n fo rc r lia r lie11 h a s o ffered to s h u ttle b a c k See F A IS O N , p a ge 4 A O u r r ig h t to p la y C l in t E a stw o o d , to blo w a w a y those w h o m ig h t e n ter o u r h o m e o r trrs p a iM w ith in o u r d o m a in In a w a y we p erceive us a threat to life a n d p ro p e rty. Is a g ra y a re a In the law . C r o s s in g Into It c a n lead lo In ju ry , a n g u is h a n d re g re ts as a re c e n t so u th w e s t S e m in o le C o u n ty ca se d ra m a tic a lly Illu stra te s . T h is despite the fact that a ll e x c e p t c o n v ic te d fe lo n s h ave th e rig h t to bear a n n a w ith in th e c o n fin e s o f o u r h o m e s a n d o n o u r p ro p e rty, A lth o u g h w r c u n u n it o u rse lv e s the q u e s D o n o f w hen w r r a n u se tho se w e a p o n s h in g e s o n se v e ra l (actors, w h ic h m a y not be c o n s id e re d or e v e n k n o w n to th e g u n b e a rin g re s id e n t w h o m a k e s a sp llt-se c o d d d e ris io n to shoot. T o J u s tifia b ly u se d e a d ly fo rc e w h ile o n h is o w n p r o ­ p e rty . In c lu d in g y a rd s a n d c a rp o rts as w e ll a s p la c r of b u sin e ss , a c it iz e n Is w ith in h is rig h t If " t h a t fo rce Is n e c e s sa ry lo p r e v r n t I m m i­ n e n t d ru t h o r gre a t b o d ily h a rm to y o u rs e lf w h ile y o u 're re s is tin g an o th e r p e rs o n 's a t ­ tem pt to m u rd e r y o u — a n y atte m p t to c o m m it a fe lo n y Upon y o u th at w o u ld he ■« fo rce sb le fe lo n y ." a c c o rd in g lo l)o n M a r b ir s tn n r . e h lr f t ria l a llo r n r y in the S a n fo rd o ffice o f the S c m ln o lr - H r c v iir d S la te A tto rn e y 's o ffice "W e 're t a lk in g a g g ravated a ssau lt, rape, ro b b e ry , th in g s lik e th a t, u p o n y o u o r - a n o c c u p a n t of y o u r h o m e ." M a r h irs to n r sa id . Dut Just b e cau se a b u rg la r has en te re d y o u r h o m e In the m id d le o f the n ig h t d o e sn 't w u rran t the u s e o f d e a d ly force " I f y o u Just think I h c y 'r r going to d o s o m e th in g te rrib le to y o u ." M a rh lc s to n e sa id . " Y o u m u s t b e lie v e that d e a d ly force Is n rc e a o a ry to p re v e n t Im m in e n t d e a th o r g teat b o d i­ ly h a rm to y o u o r a n o th e r person. Y o u h a v e to p e rce iv e the I n tr u d e r to be a re a l threat. " T h is Is a la rg e gray a rra . T h e o p e ra tiv e p h ra se Is If I h r h o m e o w n e r r e a s o n a b ly b e lie v e s I h r fo rce Is n e ce ssa ry to p r e v r n t Im m in e n t d e ath o r g rrat b o d ily h a rm w h ile re ­ s is tin g a fe lo n y ." D e s p it e b e in g S e m in o le Sec SHOOT, page 8A Insuring Yourself Against Life's Legal Complexities By Deane Jordan Herald Staff Writer D o n 't F o rg o t Turn your clocks ahead one hour before going to bed tonight D a y lig h t sa v in g s tim e o fficia lly begins at 2 a m. Sunday. Clocks will be set back when standard time re turns Oct 27 Action Reports Business............ Calendar.......... Classifieds........ Com ics.............. Dear Abby...... Deaths.............. Editorial........... Florida.............. Horoscope........ ...4 A 8B ...3A 5 7B ... 6C ...2B ...5A ...2D ...2A . 6C - ..2A ..2A ..3D 1 3C ...SC ...3A 1-4B ..7C ...2A Hospital........... Nation.............. Opinion............ People.............. Religion.......... School Menus Sports.............. Television...... W eather.......... W orld............... 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G ro m o v Is lls t r d as the th ird r a n k in g o f 17 m ilita ry a tta c h e s at the S o v ie t E m b a s s y In W a s h in g to n A U ,S. o ffic ia l sa id G r o m o v w a s selected for e x p u ls io n o n the a d v ic e o f Ihe P e n ta g o n , w h ic h d e sc rib e d h im as " v e r y a c tiv e " In c o lle c tin g defense In fo rm a tio n for Ihe S o viets. H u rl, a c c o rd in g to the o fficia l, a lso w a rn e d S o k o lo v a g a in st Ihe S o v ie ts e x p e llin g art A m e ric a n m ilit a r y atta ch e In resp o n se, s a y in g the U n ite d S ta te s "doe# not w ant to get Into a fr u itle s s c y c le o f re ta lia tio n a n d c o u n te r-re ta lia tio n a n d su gg ested s tro n g ly th a t t h r S o v ie ts need to re c o g n l/r the d e p th s o f U .S. c o n c e rn In Ihe c a s e ." MaJ. A r t h u r N ic h o ls o n w as shot to d e a th M a rc h '2-1 w h ile on a s u rv e illa n c e m is s io n term ed ro u tin e by the U.S. g o v e rn m e n t. Reagan 'Anguished' But Firm W A S H I N G T O N (U PI) - Although "anguished." P r e s i­ d e n t H ra g u n r e m a in s reso lve d abo u t n ext w eek s E u ro p e a n Journey a n d h is controversial visit lo a G e rm a n ce m e te ry w here N a z i S S tro o p s are b u rle d Is si ill o n h is itin e ra ry . O n F r id a y , t h r fu ll Sen ate w ith o u t d isse n t urg e d K ru g a u lo c a n c e l h is trip to h o n o r Ihe G e r m a n w a r dead a l ih e H tlb u rg c e m e te ry , a trip su gg ested b y W est G e rm a n C h a n c e llo r H e lm u t K o h l. C h ie f o f sta ff D o n a ld Megan d e sc rib e d H ra g u n late F rid a y a s “ a n g u is h e d ” o v e r the w id e sp re a d p ro te sts a g a in st the trip In a n In te rv ie w w ith In d e p en d en t ra d io n etw o rk reporters. " H e r e ’s a man th a l spent alt o f Ills life in H o lly w o o d d r a lln g w ith m e m b e rs o f Ihe J e w is h f a it h ." sa id R egan. " A l l h is life he h a s been a su p p o rte r o f th r J e w is h people a n d the sta te o f I s ra e l." FLORIDA IN BRIEF On Tuesday, You'll Be Working For Yourself T A L L A H A S S E E IUPI) — T h e average F lo rid a fa m ily w ill w o rk u n lll M o n d a y Just lo pay Its fe d era l, sla te and lo ca l ta xe s lo r the year, u b u d g e t.w a tch d o g g ro u p rc|H>rts F lo rid a T a x W a tc h Inc . a g o v e rn m e n t-m o n ito rin g o r g a n i­ z a tio n p r im a r ily fu n d ed hy b u sin e ss , sa id the m e d ia n F lo rid a fu lm ly th is year has In d c v o lc H-t o f 2 6 0 w o rk in g •lays — o r n e a rly o n r-th ird o f ih e y e a r — lo m e ets Its tax h ills . O n ly u lle r M o n d a y , w ill the average fa m ily . In r il e d , s lu rl e a rn in g In co m e lo r Itself T h r n a tio n a l T a x F o u n d a tio n has c o m p u te d the n a tio n a l " t u x fre e d o m d a y " as T u e sd a y th is year " T h e n a tio n a l d a le Is s lig h tly la te r th a n F lo r id a 's Irreause o u r s la te u n d lo c a l g o v e rn m rn ls ta ke p ro p o rtio n a te ly less fro m ta x p a y e rs ' po ckets th a n o th e r s t a ir s take from tlm i c itiz e n s , a lth o u g h l l i r gap Is s te a d ily n a r r o w in g ," F lo rid a T u x W u t r li s a id House Panel Passes State Plan T A L L A H A S S E E ( I ll’ll — T h e H o u s e A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e a p p ro v e d a v e rsio n o f Ihe C o m p re h e n s iv e S lu le i'lu n F rid a y a lte r a b a n d o n in g an a tte m p t lo d e b a te e a ch nf 2(i!i p ro m ise d a m e n d m e n ts T h e fu ll H o u se w as sc h e d u le d In ta k e u p the c o m m itte e 's h u m tlw n rk — a v e rsio n o! the p la n G o v . H ob G ra h a m and the C a b in e t h|k-ii I m u c h ol the past y e a r Iro n in g out — on T u e s d a y m o rn in g A n o t h r r v e rsio n o l th e p la n Is p e n d in g In Ihe Sen ate. T h e p la n Is a n a lle m p t to g u id e F lo r id a 's g ro w th Into the n e x t c e n tu ry , ti w o u ld tou ghen e n v iro n m e n ta l p ro te ctio n la w s a n d s p u r lx»ih ip ia llta tlv e and ( ju a n llla t lv e Im p ro ve­ m e n ts to the s t a le 's tru n p o it a llo n s y s te m s, schools, h o sp ita ls, p ris o n s a n d o th e r services. A c c o rd in g to e s tim a te s h y G ra h a m a n d H ouse A p p ro p ri­ a tio n s sta ll, the s la te w o u ld sp en d b e tw e e n $ 3 2 trillio n and $3 4 b illio n 11 ea ch o f the p la n 's p ro v is io n s w ere enacted today. A c c o u n tin g lo r lu n a tio n . H o u se le a d e rs exp ect the p la n iti cost n e a rly $ 11 m >b illio n b y 190b Correction T h r E i r i i / u g // c r .1 / d Po p lar A v e n u e sewage fa c ility it In c tirrc c lly rrjM irn-d W e d n e sd a y w ill cost abo u t $27 m illio n a n d llia l Ihe cost nl a la m ts p rra d ln g if is i u t ilit ie s c u s to m e rs lie t w r e ii sewage disjxi-v.il s v s lc m w o u ld $14 a m i $ 2 2 a im o u h be l- C I m iliu m I h e c o rre c t a m o u n t is $3 8 m illio n , a c c o rd in g in C it y M a n a g e i W a rre n "IV i e ” li w a s In c o rre c tly rrjK irtc d In K n o w le s. It w a s a lso in c o rre c tly to d a y 's lea d e d ito ria l on page 2D re p o rte d that II the c ity w ent (ft llia l W a rre n E. Tele " K n o w le s la n iliq u r .t ilin g It w o u ld to s t m ill- se rved se ve n y e a rs as S a n fo rd iv c u s to m e rs a u e x tra $ 1 0 a c it y e n g in e e r Ix-forr tie c o m in g m o n th K n o w l e s s a i d t h e c ity m a n a g e r K n o w le s has tieen a m o u n t w o u ld he le ss liia n Ihat c ity m a n a g e r fo r m ore th a n 31 o f l l l e c o u ld not v ix bow m u ch ) It l lit* 3 2 y e a rs lie 's w o rk e d for the the c it y Is a llo w e d to u p g ra d e Ms c ity . Rare Honor Goes To Cub Scout Hero B y J a n e C a s s e lb e r r y H e r a ld S t a f f W r i t e r H ero es co m e in a ll size s, but to lln d one a s y o u n g a s L o n g w o o d 's h a n d so m e h a lf-p in t h ero B ria n G re e n e . 9 . Is u n u s u a l B ria n s q u ic k a c tio n p re v e n te d a r e c u r r a n c e o f a d r o w n in g Incid en t lik e the o n e that took ih e life o f h is fa th e r's 2-year-old b ro th e r m a n y y e a rs ago w h e n he w a s abo u t B r ia n 's age. Hut o u r y o u n g C u b S c o u t hero f i n d s I h e a t t e n t i o n h r Is tx -la trd ly Ix-trig g iv e n for h is life s a v in g art a h li e m b a ra s s ln g . T h e o n ly c h ild o f W illia m and < b e r\ i Greene. 600 Fox Valley D r iv e . L o n g w o o d . B r ia n e x p la in e d , " I 'm r e a lly s h y . I gm rea l m ad a n d t c m jx -r rd w hen m y D ad told m e I w a s g e ttin g an a w a rd because I d o n ’ t lik e g o ing u p in fron t o f a lot o f p e o p le ." Hut a rare h o n o r h a s been bestow ed on H rla n b y the Hoy S c o u ts o f A m e ric a — o n e that h a s p u l h im In th e sp o tlig h t. He is I h r first C u b S c o u t In the U O -yrar h isto ry o f the C e n tra l F lo rid a C o u n c il to re c e iv e the N a t io n a l C o u n c i l's M e d a l o f M e rit, o ne of the lo p fo u r life s a v ­ in g a w ard s. It a ll happen ed so q u ic k ly ih a t H rla n . then H. d id n 't h a v e tim e in c o n s id e r w hat he w a s g e ttin g h im s e lf Into. It w a s a hot J u ly d a y In 1984 a n d H rla n w as c o o lin g o il In the fa m ily pool In S w e e tw a te r w ith h is tw o c o u s ­ in s . w h o w ere v is it in g fro m S h a r o n v lllr . O h io , u n d e r the w n irh fu t eye ol th e ir m o th er. P e n n y Keith, T h e g irls w h o c o u ld not sw im Were w e a rin g llo a t a ilo n d e v ic e s o n th e ir a rm s, h u t w h e n J e n id le r. 3. <lim b e d o u t of the pool sh e re m o v e d th r o n e s sh e w as w e a rin g . H e r m o t h e r d u c k e d Into the house lo get a co o l d r in k c a u tio n in g H rlan. w h o w a s in the 'tle e ji end o f the po o l w ith J o d i. 4. to keep a n ry e on th e g irls . "I d id n 't see w h e th e r J e n n ife r fe ll in or clImtH-d In. ta d w h e n I looked for her she w as s p la s h in g In d ie s h a llo w r n d o f the pool a m i gas|>lngfor a ir , " H rla n w h o h a d s w im m in g le ss o n s from the tim e he w as u lx iu t three o r fo u r, p u sh e d ofl Irom th e sid e o f ih e pool a n d sw a m th e 27 feel as fa si a s he c o u ld lo h is c o u s in 's rescue. " A l l I c o u ld see above the w a te r w a s h e r p o n y ta il a n d b u b b lin g so I knew w h a i w a s g o in g o n . " h e s a id . In t h r s h a llo w e n d o f the pool the w a te r w as s ix In c h e s over the H id e g ir l's head . "I p in m y h a n d s a ro u n d h e r w a is t and lifte d h e r head o u t o f the water. S h e w a s s p ittin g out w a te r and c r y in g , so 1 k n e w sh e w a s o kay. I too k h e r to the e d g e w h e re in v m o th e r h e lp e d m e gel her out o f the p o o l." H rla n . w h o Is a m e m b e r o f D en 2 o l C u h S c o u t I'.n k 6 3 0 . w as n o m in a te d for the h o n o r by J im W ood, c h a ir m a n o f the p a c k C o m m itte e . A f le r th e a p p lic a tio n w e n t t h r o u g h d is t r ic t a n d c o u n c il I r v r ls for a p p ro v a l, f in a l­ ly r r a c h lt ig the N a tio n a l C o u n c il w here It w a s a p p ro v e d In M a rc h . M o n d a y n ig h t B ria n a n d b is jia r r n t s w ere re c o g n ize d b y the C e n tr a l F lo r id a C o u n c il E x e c u ­ t iv e H o a rd at a m e e tin g In D a y lo n a H e a rh . ( I r ia n 's m o th e r w as in ih e house. S h e sa id sh e heard J o d i h o lle r in g a n d h e r son ( a ilin g "M o rn . M o m " " T h e w a y he sa id It I k n e w s o m e th in g w a s w ron g so I ran o u ts id e to see w hat w a s w ro n g a n d P e n n y w a s rig h t Ix-hlm l m e. H e sa id a lte r J o d i's m o th e r w as s u re sh e w as .ill rig h t she g a v e h e r a sp a lik in g a n d w o u ld n 't let her go In the jxtol again. H rla n s a id he w as jire p a re d to give re s u a r (at ton to J o d i. If sh e had n ot been b re a th in g "1 w a s n 't te rr ib ly s u rp ris e d ih a t h e w a s c a p a b le o l ih e r c s e u c ." h is fa th e r said, " h m I w a s p ro u d o f h im vind p ra ise d h im lo r Ids q u ic k th in k in g a n d a c tio n I h u p p rn e d In m e n tio n Ihe In cid en t to J im W ood a n d h r ca m e o v e r u n d Inte rview ed u s a n d h a d the jia r r n t s o f the l i t i l r g ir ls lo w rite letters. “ " W e ’ re e x t r e m e ly p ro u d o l h im a n d t h a n k f u l h r s a v e d J o d i's lif e . " s a id M rs. G reene. T h e llr s t th e G re e n e s h e a rd H rla n w o u ld a c tu a lly receive l l i r M e d a l o f M e rit w a s w hen th ey Young hero Brian Greene and Sugar, h is Samoyed r e c e iv e d a c a l l I ro n ! C u r b S a r r h r l. e d ito r of Ihe O u iu .ir d s a m o n th ly jiu h lic a llo n of ilu Central F lo rid a C o u n c il T h e aw ard, w h ic h in c lu d e s a m e d a l, a patch lo r h is u n ifo rm a n d a <c r llflc a tr , w ill he n llli-tallv jire s e n ic d lo H rla n .a l the Arrow o l L ig h t C e re m o n ie s to Iw held hv Ids ji.u k at Ittv rrlx -u d Bark at 7 ji m on J u n e I lie w ill also be jiro m o lc d Irom Hear to W rbclo w .it i h e e v e n t H r Ia n ' s g ra n d m o th e r Is e v e n c o m in g h u m the N o rth for I he o ccasio n G re en e c re d its the C u b Seoul tra in in g H rlan h a s g o tte n o vrr the jiast tw o y e a rs w ith jircjwir tug h im to h a n d le em ergency situ a tio n s . " J im W o o d is doing a n e xcellen t Job w ith the ji.u k w h ic h Is s p o n s o r e d b y ilu W e k iv a I’r c s h y lc r la n C h u rc h l ie had ih e fire departm ent c o m e out a n d d e m o n s tra te ( HR a n d ta lk lo th r b o y s y " I 'm very p ro u d o l H rlan * sa id W im k I. 'h e ’s one o l ilu llrsi Itoys I had w-hen I w as a ilen leader. It's r e a lly id ee to stt a Ix iy honored t h is w ay T ills Is th e find lim e I e v e ry s iih m liie d o n e lo r the h o n o r ." would say that a city could nut jm-ciujit the state lulc " Those a|i|dylng to the s t a ir lor gnu jK'tiulls would have to go through a background and hiigerprint check would have tu |Mist a IhiikI and character referClU'cs. I.augley said He noted that now ilu- laxvs on guns are m i vailed III Ihr slate lliat a jK-tsoti carrying a gun tu Ins glove roni|kirimenl as hr drlves through one county would he considered a law abiding citizen, hm when he drove into another county he ili Ills i lim e s e o n s ls i ol m a k in g Ins Ih-i I a n d i.ik iu g ra re ol h is s itliu v e d dug S u g a r W h o d o e s a bo v s u c h as H i y .iiii w h o w a n ts in |1v m ilita ry la lle o jn e rs a n d |ila n rs w hen he g l o w s 1 1 1 > l o o k iij > lo us Ills liv o r iK h e m ” A n astro n a u t, a m o t h star n r hall player? No wax M \ D ad lie r c j ilic s w iih m il lu s t it.u a ai lic c a iis c lie was a eor|Mir.d m I lie M arine l I it | i s ' ' I w o u ld n 't w a u l In lie an lie c \|d .lin e d , I w iiiild n i lik e nu ll o ts fla ttin g ai u s iiiiim u I III! Paulucci W o rkers Cut Trees Without Perm it S\ d i k e in l n r <'il h y . I n t o B a u lu e c t w e re s t o p jie d fro m te llin g trees e a rlie r t h is w eek on s o n ic id Id s |> ro |icrly a lo n g M a rk h a m W o o d s R u a il alter It w a s d isco v e re d th e y d id uni h a v e a jic r m ll re q u ire d h y ilue o u n ly s at Ian law I he w o rk e rs w ere I h iim ln g o u t a sta n d o l g ix x l s i/ c p in e trees m i ih e land, lo r a le d o n Ihe east side ol M a rk h a m W o o d s Road a n d n o r lh o l L a k e M a ry llo u lr-va rd . a e e n rd lu g to J o h n D w y e r of ilu - c o u n t y 's la n d m .m u g riiic n t d iv is io n D w y e r sa id w in n h r h e a rd the tree s w i re Ix-lng ■ lni|>pcd d o w n w ith o u t a jK - r m ll. be drove o u l lo the site a n d h a ile d the a n io n l i e s a i d B a n lu c e I r e p r e ­ s e n ta tiv e s w ere lo h av e tile d tm la y lo r the jx -rm ll w h ic h cost $6 |x-r a c re T in x were a ls o lo H id im ii a j>l.<ri fur how m a n y trees th e y w a rn in rem ove m id w h y A lt e r s tu d y in g the p la n . D w y e r sa id th e |x -im ll m a y In­ g ra in e d Hm T ills . |n il)lii re la tio n s ol b u r lo r P a u lu c c i. said the co n t r a i t o r s im j d y " f o r g o t ilu M in in g th e m d o w n w n h n m a |x rm lt and d ia l ilu m atter is j» Him not th a l lag a deal I In x xxanted in I bin II out lie said the tree s were <im xit rnd xxi have iio jirnbleui with m g o th e r larger m a tu rin g H i t s ili.a lluii s good forestry manin the stand I In |iro|M-rix Is agenieiii I lie jiiobleiti Is they zo n ed a g rle tiliu ra l a n d is not p . i r l o l B a il I l l ' l l s n e a r bx did h wlllitnil a jpermit." Dwyer Mini I le a lh r iiw jila iiiu d m in di-vi-j o jim e n l T h e n a n no p lans in Violators an- usually required d e v e lo ji I In- s liq i w h e n i |i< jiuu in aji|x-ar IH'lorc ihe cuuniy's sta n d is i oib Kutntffmi ni Hoard but D w y e r said ilu- t ie r s wen- Dxxxei said since the I'auluccl or igittallx (lim ited a s a tow <rojp • o iu p a n v d id n o t h in g Ille g a l lot h a rv e stin g a n d that no a rlm i •■tin i i ll . in not g e llin g a p e rm it, la w s wi n v io l,iir d o iln t ih .in n w ill nut h a v e to a jijie a r. Shooting Victim 'Stable' WEATHER A San fo rd m an w as In stable c u n illlIo n S a t iiid a v fo llo w in g a s h o u t in g F r id a y o u t s id e a M id w a y bar. In s a tis fa c to ry c o n d itio n In C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l llo a jilta l w as J a n ie s A le x a n d e r, 24. a c c o r d i n g to h o s | t l t a l ad* m ln ls lr a t u r J a m e s T r s a r . D e ta ils ol l l i r e v e n ts s u rr o u n ­ d in g th e s h o o t in g w e re s t ill sk e tc h y S a lu rd a y . A le x a n d e r w as shot at a txa il 1 1.47 a.m . F r id a y n e a r a lia r on S ljx -s A v en u e In M id w a y . F o llo w ­ in g the a h o o lln g . a m a n lie d east o n " t a lr Road -Ili In a n d g i.n o b u s c u rry in g ab o u t 25 jx-ojile T h e b u s w a s s to jip c d Just Inside H re v u rd C o u n ty , a c c o rd ­ in g lo E rn ie Bean, o l th r B re v a rd C o u n ty S h r r lh 's D ep artm en t T h r H re v u rd d c jiu lle s h eld the Inis u n t il S e m in o le C o u n iy In­ v e s t ig a t o r s c o u ld r e a c h th e scene Heart s a id S e m in o le C o u n ty d e p u lle s G re g h in d v a n d W illic C h a u d le r c a m e In the scen e am t In te rv ie w e d the lit is d riv e r a n d the |x-o|ilr o n l l i r Inis M e a n s a id th e S e m in o le C o u n ty d e p u tie s sa id th e y w ere not g o in g lo m a k e an a rre st so th ey w e re I r li In c h a rg e o f the scene. T h e In v e stig a tio n Is c o n ­ tin u in g . University Women To Meet T h e S e m in o le H ru n c h o f the A m r r ic u n A s s o c ia tio n o l U u lv c r sitv W o m en w ill m eet M a y 9 a l ti:j() J im at the W e k iv a Bres t iv ic r la u C h u n It o n W e k iv a F a lls Routt. I k Innd S |irlu g s B la z a in L o n g w o o d - li w ill Ik * a jxd Im k s u p |ie r ((liras** b rin g y o u r o w n p la te u n it -silverI Ramps On Longwood Workshop Agenda A w o rk sh o p w ill he h e ld hy L o n g w o o d C ity C o m m is s io n al 5 j> m T u e sd a y In the c it y h a ll at 175 W W arren A v e . O n the a g e n d a w ill be a llo c u t io n o f e x c e s s sew age i . q u n d y after c o m jile tlu u o f im p ro v e m e n ts at tin S k y la r k S e w a g e T re a tm e n t f la m , a jM iliry re g a rd in g ih r c it y p r o v id in g I r r ig a t io n to s u b ­ d iv is io n e n tra n ce s, and a re jx irt hv the c it y jitirk s and re c rr a lto n d ire c to r H ill G o e lx -l on the Iru sib lt iiv o l s k a te b o a rd ram |is In (he c ity p a rk s. AREA FORECAST: T o d a y s u n n y and q u ite w arm w ith high In up p er 80s to low 9 0 s M o stly a lig h t so u th w in d T o n ig h t fair w ith low m id 6 0 s W in d n e a rly c a lm S u n d ay s u n n y .u ni qu ite w a rm w ith hig h u p jie r HO* lo lo w 9 0 . W in d so u th w est a ro u n d lO m p h c o u ld Ik - c o n sid e re d a jm ssib lc ((itu-ealed llr e a r m Irio n . S t a t e la w . tu e lle r t n o w . In a su rv e y last S c jtir m lK -r on a u t h o r iz e s f u ll tim e la w m th e p ra c tic e o f Iss u in g lic e n s e s in lo rv e m e n t jK -rsoim el w hen o il jK -rm ll Ihe c a r r y in g ot c o n ce a le d d u ty in c a rr y co n ce a le d w ra jx m s w e a p o n s In S e m in o le C o u n iy — II it Is i h r i r a g e n c y 's p o lic y lo r a n d n earb y O ra n g e a m i H rc v a rd th e m to d o so. Thai su m - law c o u n t ie s . II w a s (o u u d ih a t a lso se ts a m in im u m c rite ria for H rc v a rd had Issued jM -rm lts to c o u n ty c o m m is s io n s to re q u ire 2 2 9 no n-law e n fo rc e m e n t jh -oji Ii fro m a n a p p lic a n t h r fo rr It cu n a u d O rang e h a s Issued jH -rm tls issu e a p e n n lt. lo 45. 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M aj A r th u r N ic h o ls o n w a s shot to d e a th M a rc h 24 w h ile o n a s u rv e illa n c e m is s io n term ed r o u tin e b y the U .S g o v e rn m e n t. Reagan 'Anguished' But Firm W A S H I N G T O N (UPI| — A llh o u g h " a n g u is h e d . " P re s i­ dent Iteagan r e m a in s reso lve d about n e x t w e e k 's Euro|>ean Journey and h is c o n tro v e rs ia l v is it to a G e rm a n cem e tery w here N azi S S tro o p s a re b u rle d Is s t ill o n h i* Itinerary. O n F rid a y , th e fu ll S en a te w llh o u l d iss e n t urged Heagan to cancel h is t r ip to h o n o r the G e r m a n w a r dead at the lllt h u r g c e m e te ry , a trip suggested b y W est G e rm a n C h a n c e llo r H e lm u t K o h l. C h ie f o f stair D o n a ld b e g a n de*crlt>ed H eag an late F rid a y .is " a n g u is h e d " o v e r the w id esp re a d p ro te s ts against the (rip In an In te rv ie w w ith Independent ra d io netw o rk rrp o rle ra . H ere's a m a n th a t spent a ll o f h is life in H o llyw o o d d e a lin g w ith m e m b e rs of the J e w is h fa ith ," said began " A l l Ills life h e hart b e en u su p p o rter o f the J e w is h people a n d the state o f I s ra e l." FLORIDA IN BRIEF On Tuesday, You'll Be Working For Yourself TALLAHASSEE fUPII — T h e average F lo rid a fa m ily w ill w o rk u n til M o n d a y Just lo pay Its fe d e ra l, state and local tn x r s far Ihe y ea r, a b u d g et-w a tch d o g g ro u p re|H>rt* F lo rid a T a x W a tc h Inc . a g o v e rn m e n t-m o n ito rin g organ! rut Ion p r im a r ily fu n d e d b y b u sin e ss, sa id the m edian F lo rid a (a lm ly th is y e a r has lo d e vo te H4 o f 2 6 0 w o rk in g d a y s — o r n e a rly o n e -th ird o l ih e y e a r — lo m eets Its la x h ills. O n ly a lte r M o n d a y, w ill the average fa m ily . In effect, start e a rn in g Incom e for Itself, T h e n a tio n a l T a x F o u n d a tio n h a s c o m p u te d the n a tio n a l " t a x freedom d a y " a s T u e sd a y t ills y e a r " T h e n a tio n a l d a te Is s lig h tly later th a n F lo r id a 's Ih t u iis c o u r sta le a n d lo c a l go vern m e n t* ta ke p ro p o rtio n a te ly less fro m t u x p a v r rs ' p o c k e ts th a n o th er s ta le s ta ke from th sl c itiz e n * , a lth o u g h the gap Is ste a d ily n a r r o w in g ," F lo rid a T u x W a lc h s u ld House Panel Passes State Plan T A L L A I I A H S K K fU PII — T h e H o u s e A p p ro p ria tio n s C o m m itte e a p p ro v e d a v e rsio n o f the C o m p re h e n s iv e State I'lu n F rid a y a lte r a b a n d o n in g an a tte m p t to de h u le each o f 2<ifl proposed a m e n d m e n t* . T h e fu ll H o u se w a s sch e d u le d to ta k e u p the c o m m itte e 's h a n d iw o rk — a v e rsio n o f the p la n G o v . H ob G ra h a m and th e C u h ln r l spent m u c h o f the past y e a r Iro n in g out — o n T u e sd a y m o r n in g A n o th e r version o l the p la n Is |>endlng In the Senate T h e plan Is a n ultem |)t lo gu id e F lo r id a 's g ro w th Into the next c e n tu ry It w o u ld tou ghen e n v iro n m e n ta l pro te ction la w s and sp u r troth q u a lita tiv e a n d q u a n tita tiv e im p ro v e ­ m e n t* lo the s t a le 's trn u p n rtu lln u sy s te m s , school*, h o sp ita ls, p ris o n s a n ti o th e r se rv ice s A c c o rd in g to e s tim a te s by G ra h a m a n d H o u se A p p ro p rlniton# M a ll, the s ta le w o u ld s|rrnd bet w re n 9 3 2 b illio n a n d 93 4 b illio n II e a c h o f Ihe p la n 's |iro v ls lo n s were enacted tod ay. 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It w a s f o u n d that B r r v u r d had Issu e d p e rm it* to 2 2 9 non-law e n fo rc e m e n t people a n d O range ha* issu e d jx -rm lis io48. M e an w h ile tn S e m in o le o n ly m n pe rso n , lit e ig h t y e u rs had m - r lv e d p c n n ts M o n fro m the c o u n ty r o m n t lM ln n to e a rn - a c o n c e a le d U n arm S l a t e ta w . In e t le c t n o w . a u t h o r iz e s f u ll lim e la w enlo r c r m e n t p e rso n n el w h e n o il d u t y tu c a rr y co n cealed w e a p o n s — II it Is t h e ir agetu v s |M iliry fo r th e m lo do so. I’hat sa m e la w a ls o set* a m in im u m c r it e r ia lo r c o u n t y c o m m is s io n s to re q u ire Iro m u n a p p lic a n t hefore It c a n is s u e a p e rm it. I h r s ta le law now a ls o s a y s if a p e rs o n in F lo rid a w a n ts to c a r r y a co n ce a le d w e a p o n he m u s t n h tu ln p e rm issio n fro m the c o u n t y c o m m i s s i o n o l th e c o u n ty w h ere he w a n ts lo wear th e w eapon. 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S u n d a y , A p r il J i , l * U — JA M onday's Shuttle Flight A Spacelab M ission By William Harwood UPI Science W riter C A P E C A N A V E R A L (U P I) F iv e N A S A a stro n a u ts , tw o c iv ilia n s c ie n tis ts , a p a ir o f fe isty m o n k e y s a n d tw o d o ze n d o o m e d ra ts are set to take o ff a b o a rd the s h u ttle C h a lle n g e r M o n d a y o n a w rc k lo n g S p a ce la b s c ie n c e e x p e d itio n . C h a lle n g e r's blastoff, s c h e d u le d fo r noon E S T . on th e 17th sh u ttle m is s io n fo llo w s ih e la n d in g o f its s ls te rs h lp D isco v e ry b y Ju st lO d a y s T h e m is . w h ich w ill b e s a c rific e d a ffer the (lig h t, a n d the s q u irre l m o n k e y s a rc s im p ly g o in g a lo n g lo test so p h istic a te d sp a ce cages that w ill be u sed o n fu tu re S p a c e la b life sc ie n c e m iss io n s . f o r c o m m a n d e r R o b e rt O v e rm y c r. c o -p ilo t F re d e ric k G re g o ry a n d c re w m e m b e rs D on L in d , N o rm a n T h a g a rd . W illia m T h o rn to n , L o d e w ljk v an d e n B e rg and T a y lo r W a n g , the flig h t m e a n s se ve n d a y s o f tw o-shift, a ro u n d -th e -c lo c k w o rk . " W e h av e a v ery s p e c ific m is s io n , that Is, to m a x im iz e the s c ie n tific r e tu rn from S p a c e la b .' O v r r m y e r said In an In te rv ie w . " T h e b e a u ty , o f c o u rse , o f a 24 h o u r o p e ra tio n Is th a t y o u 're d o in g s c ie n t ific data re tu rn fo r 2 4 h o u rs. T h a t s lik e a f ly in g a 14 d a y m is s io n In a o n e -sh ift o p e ratio n , so y o u r e a lly m a x im iz e th e s c ie n c e r e tu rn ." T h o r n t o n a n d T h a g a r d . b o th a s t r o n a u t* p h y s ic ia n s , each have a p r e v io u s sh u ttle m is s io n lo th e ir c re d it as d o e s O v e rm y c r. W a n g Is a p h y s ic is t at the J e t P r o p u ls io n L a b o ra to ry In A 30-hour fluid dynamics experi­ ment will study the behavior of small drops suspended by sound waves. The study could yield valuable Information about con­ tainerless processing, which in turn could prove useful for metal­ lurgy and chemical engineering. Pasadena. C a l i f . a n d v a n den B e rg Is a s c ie n tis t w ith F.G A G E n e r g v M e a s u re m e n ts Inc. o f G o le ta . C a lif. *'! t h in k p ro b a b ly the m ost s ig n ific a n t th in g fro m m y s ta n d p o in t, we a r r s e n d in g s c ie n tis ts Into o rb it to o p e ra te the e x p e rim e n ts th e y have o rig in a te d ." s a id L in d , a p h y s ic is t-a s tro n a u t w h o h a s w a lle d 19 y e a rs for h is firs t sp ace flig h t. T h e s h u ttle file r s p la n to c o n d u c t 15 a m b itio u s e x p e rim e n ts th ro u g h o u t the S p a c e la b m is s io n to s tu d y m a te r ia ls p ro c e ss in g , life s c ie n c e s . E a rth s e n v iro n m e n t, a s tro p h y s ic s a n d f lu id d y n a m ic s . T w e lv e o f th e e x p e rim e n ts are sp o n so re d b y A m e ric a n s c ie n tis ts , tw o by F r e n c h s c ie n tis ts a n d one b y re s e a rc h e rs In India. In a d d it io n , t w o s m a ll s a t e llit e s w ill be la u n c h e d fro m c a n is te rs In th e p a y lo a d bay n ea r F o u r s u c h s p e c im e n s w ere fo u n d b u t o n ly tw o c o u ld be tra in e d In tim e to o p e rate t h e ir ca g e s' food a n d w a te r sy s te m s. T h e m o n k e y s w ill not lx* sa c rific e d bu t Ihe ra ts w ill be k ille d a fte r the flig h t lo r a se rie s o f m e d ic a l s tu d ie s to le a n t m o re ab o u t the p h y s io lo g ic a l c h a n g e s (hat o c c u r d u r in g w e ig h tle s s n e s s F o u r of the tw o d o ze n ro d e n ts w ill h av e s u rg ic a lly Im p la n te d s e n so rs that w ill ra d io v ita l d ata to re c o rd e rs d u r in g Ihe m is s io n B a r r in g an e m e rg e n cy , th e c re w h a s no p la n s to Inte ract w ith a n y o f the a n im a ls d u rin g the (lig ht o th e r th a n to o b serve them p e rio d ic a lly to e n s u re th e y are co m fo rtab le. T h o rn to n o b s e rv e d the b e h a v io r o f s ix ra ts d u rin g the e ig h th s h u ttle m is s io n a n d he sa id b y the end o f that flig h t, "s o m e of th o se ra ts lit e r a lly w ere d o in g b a c k w a rd s s o m e rs a u lts ," " T h e y w ere e n jo y in g w e ig h tle s sn e ss a n d I lie m o n k e y s — I c a n 't w a it to see w hat the m o n k e y s do l Just w is h th e ca g e s were la rg e r so we c o u ld see th e ir fu ll r e p e rto ry ." D u rin g the first d a y o f the flig h t, a w id e -fie ld c a m e ra w ill be used lo m a k e a s u rv e y o f the sk y m the u ltra v io le t re g io n o f the s p e c tru m U ltra v io le t ra d iu tlo n Is g iven o ff b y y o u n g h ig h -te m p e ra tu re sta rs a n d try m a s s iv e sta rs n e a rin g the e n d o f th e ir life tim e , a n d s u c h ra d ia tio n ts re fle cte d b y In te rs te lla r g a s a n d dust U ltra v io le t a s tro n o m y c o u ld offer I n s ig h ts Into the d is tr ib u tio n o f m a ile r in the u n iv e rse . the e n d o f the m iss io n . O n e . c a lle d N U S A T . w ill tie u sed to c a lib ra te a ir tr a ffic c o n tr o l ra d a r s a n d th e o th e r, c a lle d G L O M R for g lo b a l lo w -o rb itin g m essage re la y s a te llite , w ill be u se d b y th e N a v y fo r c o n tr o llin g o c e a n o g ra p h ic se nso rs. S u c h a s y s te m e v e n tu a lly c o u ld be u se d to tra c k e n e m y s u b m a rin e s N U S A T w e ig h s a b o u t 1 15 p o u n d s a n d Is v a lu e d at $1 .5 m illio n , m o s tly In d o n a te d p a rts a n d la b o r. G lo m r Is a S I m illio n 1 5 0 -p o u n d sa te llite . C h a lle n g e r's m is s io n m a r k s the se co n d flig h t o f S p a ce la b . a S I b illio n E u ro p e a n -b u ilt la b o ra to ry m o d u le c a rr ie d In the s h u tt le 's 6 0 -fo o t-lo n g p a y lo a d bay a n d c o n n e c te d to the s h ip 's a irlo c k b y a 19 fo o t-lo ng tu n n e l. T h e la b o ra to ry m o d u le ts 2 3 feet lo n g a n d 13 feet w id e , p r o v id in g a r o o m y s h ir t s le e v e e n v iro n m e n t for the cre w . " T h e w h o le S p a c e la b s e rie s Is a p re v ie w to the s p a re s t a tio n ," sa id L in d . " T h is Is a m a jo r n a tio n a l sc ie n c e fa c ility a n d w e 're d o in g so m e v e ry , v e ry good th in g s for a lo t o f fie ld s ." C h a lle n g e r last Hew- In O c to b e r. T h e s p a c e s h ip w as g ro u n d e d In N o v e m b e r b e ca u se o f tro u b le w ith Its heat In s u la tio n tile s a n d re p a irs w ere not c o m p le te d u n t il e a rly M a rc h . M is s io n m a n a g e rs o r ig in a lly p la n n e d to In clu d e fo u r s q u irr e l m o n k e y s o n the flig h t. H ut 9 5 p e rc e n t o f th e sp e c ie s c a rr ie s a n o n -h u m a n iie rp e s v ir u s a n d Ihe sp a ce a g e n c y d e cid e d la te In the p ro g ra m to In clu d e o n ly v ir u s free su b je c ts WILLIE B. NEWMAN, M.D. Garden Of Love A n n o u n ces T h e O p ening Of An Office For The Practice Of Iris and Ernest Johnson work In fhe heart-shaped rose garden in their yard at 174 Van Buren Ave., Lake M ary. The garden was a gift from Johnson to his wife to com ­ memorate their 21st wedding anniversary. Obstetrics, Gynecology & Infertility At 1403 Medical Plaza Drive Suite 104 Sanford, Florida 32771 OHiCi Noun Mon Fn 900 im kt ■»* a ||a a PR . J Z I v U Z U 500pm Orw ftry O c h n i CALENDAR SUNDAY. APRIL 28 ARTSPEST 85. O ra n g e A v e n u e a n d K o la P a r k . D o w n t u w n O r la n d o , liit e r n u Ito n a l e n te rta in m e n t. T w ilig h t c o n c e r t , 7 :3 0 p .m .. a t E o la B a n d s h c ll a n d fire w o rk s S a n fo rd B ig Book A A . 7 p .m ,. o p e n d is c u s s io n . F lo r id a P o w e r un<l L ig h t b u ild in g , N. M y r tle A v e n u e . S a n fo rd . A la n o n m e etin g . H p m .. 1201 W F ir s t St.. San fo rd. MONDAY. APRIL 29 C e n tr a l F lo rid a Eilood B a n k S e m in o le C o u n ty B r a n c h , 1302 E. S e c o n d S t.. S a n fo rd . 9 a .m . to 5 p m : F lo r id a H o s p it a lA lta m o n t e B ra n c h . OOI E . 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A lta m o n t e S p r in g s F lr s l a n d t h ir d W e d n e s d a y s lo r fa m ilie s a n d c a re g iv e rs o f lo n g te rm m e n ta lly d is a b le d F re e of c h a rg e . WEDNESDAY. MAY 1 S a n lu r d K lw a n ls C lu b . noon. S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r. COPE S u p p o rt G ro u p of S a n fo rd S e n io r C itiz e n C lu b , n o o n , bag lu n c h u u d B in g o , S a n fo rd C iv ic C e n te r. F u ll G o sp e l B u s in e s s M e n 's F e 11it w s It I p I n t e r n a t i o n a l b re a k fa st m e e tin g . 0 :3 0 a m . H o lid a y Inn. S ta le Hoad 4 3 0 a n d W y m o re R o a d . A lt a m o n lr S p rin g s . F o r d e ta ils c a ll 0504255. C r n t r a l F lo r id a B lo o d B a n k S e m in o le C o u n t y B ra n c h . 1302 E . S e c o n d St.. S a n fo rd . 9 a.m . to 5 p .m . F lo r id a H o s p it a lA lta m o n te B ra n c h . I I a.m . lo 7 p .m . SCHOOL MENU SCHOOL MENU MayO Entree F lc sta d a M e x lc o rn A p p le sa u c e M ilk Express F lrs ta d a H a m b u rg e r T a le r T o ts F ru it J u ic e M ilk S e c o n d a ry — T o ts May 7 M a n a g e r s S p e c ia l MsyS Entree May 9 Entree C h e e se b u rg e r Tater Tots C h lx P a llie S c a llo p e d P o ta to e s V e g e ta b le M ix R o ll o r B u n M ilk C o ir S la w C h e rr y C r is p M ilk C h lx P a ltle H a m b u rg e r T a le r To t* F r u it .Ju ice C h e e se b u rg e r D e ll S a n d w ic h T a le r T o ts F ru it J u ic e M ilk Express T a ter M ilk S e c o n d a ry — F ru it lo r th e sa k e o f d isa rm a m e n t, peace a n d th e d is s o lu tio n o f m ilit a ry b lo c s ." th e a g e n cy sa id. Express May 10 Entree S p a g h e tti G re e n B e a n s Tossed S a la d M o th e r's D ay C a k e R o ll M ilk A W IN N E R !! C o n g ratu latio n s to B ecky C o u rso n . A M illio n D o lla r P ro ducer with T h e W a ll S t . C o m p a n y R e a lt o r s . B e ck y won firs t place In a " B a c k T o B a s ic s " c o n te s t held recen tly by the Lake M ary O ffice . She le d her o ffic e sta ff In bringing In som e great re su lts w hich generated p ro d u ctiv e bu slneas for B e ck y and T h e W a ll B t . C o m p a n y R e a lt o r a . S eco n d place winner was R o b in M u zeka, th ird p lace w inner was Pam ela Neff. __________K E E P U P T H E G O O D W O R K B E C K Y . .“...from E’stoA ’sin just two report cards! Express H a m b u rg e r llo ld o g T a te r T o ts F r u it J u ic e M ilk Those are results you can see!” " T h e u n a n im o u s d e c isio n to p ro lo n g th e tre a ty Is d ic ta te d b y the n e c e s s ity o f m a in ta in in g Ihe In fa llib le s e c u r ity o f the a llie d c o u n trie s . C o n s id e rin g the e x ­ tent o f th e th re a t o( w a r. the W a rsa w P a c t w ill c o n tin u e to u n d e rta k e ste p s to keep th e ir c o m m o n de fen se c a p a b ility at a p p ro p ria te le v e ls ." 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He sa id liv in g In a c o n d o m in iu m a n d try in g to b u y a h o use here a n d s e ll Ihe one l li r r e m akes s e ttlin g d o w n even m o re e lu siv e H e said e x p e c ts to sell h is h o m e In V ir g in ia a n d clo se o n a h o use In S a n fo rd w llh ln 3 0 d a y s " B y then M l h r l lr r d of m y o w n r o o k in g ." he sa id ACCIDENT & INJURY CASES NO R E C O V E R Y • N O F E E TRIAL PRACTICE, PERSONAL INJURY & WRONGFUL DEATH • AUTO ACCIDENT • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE • BOAT & PLANE • SLIP & FALL • OTHER ACCIDENTS IN THE OFFICE OR HOSPITAL MEDICARE AND OTHER INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED FOR FULL OR PARTIAL PAYMENT DR. FREDERICK PEARL - DR. BRUCE KRAMER - DR. RICHARD IIMMORS POOtATRY AND FOOT tUROCRY 020-6 285 352-9666 352-0055 471 Lake Mary Rlvd. Lit Mary and I N $ Knewts* Av Wn Prte MCI Vtnaland M . a It* IMad. P lu s 10MI O ia n fo *d llvd Williamsburg Mad Plaza SURGICAL LASER TREATM EN TS AVAILABLE ,t For A Free Consultation Call BILLINGS, MORGAN & CUNNINGHAM P.A. SE HABLA ESPANOL 323-4321 O W �...Shoot C o n t in u e d f r o m p a g e 1 A C o u n t y 's c h ie f Jaw en fo rce m e n t officer. SherlfT J o h n P o lk d o e sn 't w o rry abo u t s u c h le g a l niceties. He sa id the s itu a tio n w o u ld be c le a rly b la c k a n d w h ile if so m e­ o n e en tered h is h o m e w h ile he a n d h is w ife sle p t. • T i l t e ll y o u . ” P o lk s a id , " w h e n people b re a k in lo h o m e s ih e y k n o w the p e n a lty and I g u a ra n te e y o u If th e y b re a k Into m y h o m e at n ig h t a n d n o b o d y 's there but m y w ife a n d m y s e lf a n d w e 'r e in b e d . i f 1 see so m e b o d y w a lk in g b y I'm g o ing to get 'em . " I t 's m y p e rso n a ! fe elin g If s o m e b o d y b r e a k s In to y o u r ho u se, e s p e c ia lly a l n ig h t, lik e a c a l b u rg la r, th e y w ill k ill y o u If th e y h ave to. “ It's a th re at to rn y life if th e y c o m e Into m y h o u se. T h a t h o use d o e s n 't b e lo n g to th e m a n d th e y 'v e got n o d a m n b u sin e ss In th e re ." P o lk said. A s he sees it th e fact that an In tru d e r w as In h is h o m e w o u ld In Itself be a th re a t (o life a n d safe ty. " I 'm g o in g lo k ill 'e m ." P o lk sa id , de sp ite M a r b lc s t o n r 's c a u ­ tio ns. M a r h lc s lo n r a ls o said th a l if a p e rso n Is on y o u r p ro p e rty , h a s a p p ro a c h e d y o u r h o u se , bu t not en te re d , th e y h a v e n ’ t yet com m ille d a c rim e a n d " y o u 'd b e lte r not s h o o t." H ut h e add ed , "every’ case is se parate a n d d is t in c t." A n a k e d m a n w lih a k n ife in h is m o u th e n te r in g the ho m e o f a w o m a n alo n e , w o u ld , he said, p ro b a b ly be p e rc e iv e d u n d e r (he la w a s a s itu a tio n lu w h ic h the u s e o f d e a d ly fo rc e In s e lf ­ ...In s u ra n c e C o n t in u e d f r o m p a g e 1A p la n s , a c c o rd in g to Ihe F lo rid a B ar. F o r a s m a ll fee each m o n ih . p o lic y h o ld e rs a n d t h r lr fa m ilie s c a n re ce iv e le g a l h e lp ra n g in g fro m w ill p rr(M ira tio n lo defense In e r iiu ln u l c a se s, a c c o rd in g lo W e s G ra h a m , v ic e p re sid e n t o f M id w e s t M u tu a l, o n e o f th e la rg e st o f se ve n c o m p a n ie s offer­ in g s u c h s e rv ic e s In F lo rid a . S o m e c o m p a n ie s offer in d iv id ­ u a l p o lic ie s a s w e ll us g ro u p p la n s , a lth o u g h th e g ro u p p la n s g e n e ra lly o ffer w id e r coverage. T h e F lo rid a B a r w a s the first b a r a s s o c ia tio n in the U n ite d S la te s lo p ro m o te legal in s u r ­ ance. a c c o rd in g to J o h n d a r k ­ n e s s J r . , e x e c u tiv e d ire c to r o f tile Bar. A n d a c c o rd in g lo In­ d u s try fig u res. I lie n u m b e r o f F lo rid a r e s id e n ts b u y in g legal in s u ra n c e h u s d o u b le d In Ihe past tw o y e a rs. F lo rid a In s u ra n c e D ep a rtm en t IF'ID) fig u re s s h o w p r e m iu m s for le g a l in s u ra n c e Jum|>rd alm o st 100 p e rcen t b e tw e e n Dee. J9H3 a n d Dee. 1984. D u rin g ih e first n in e m o n th s o f 1983. p o lic y h o ld e rs paid u b o u l $ 2 8 9 .(XX) in le g a l in s u ra n c e p re m iu m s . D u r ­ in g a s im ila r p e rio d In 1984, the to ta l a m o u n t o f p r e m iu m s su r ged to $ 5 4 3 ,0 0 0 . in d ic a tin g not n e c e s s a r ily h ig h e r p r e m iu m s but m ore s u b s c rib e rs . F ID said T h e ( K ip u la rlly of leg a l in s u r ­ d e fen se w o u ld be J u stifie d , B u t. M a rb le sto n e s a id . " I f it's 12-year-old k id s a n d y o u hear th e m sa y. 'L e t's go In a n d stea l th e c o o k ie s,' a n d y o u k n o w all th e y 'r e going to do is b re a k in a n d stea l the c o o k ie Jar and le a ve , y o u shoot th a t k id . y o u 're g o in g lo be in d ic te d b y the grand J u ry for m u rd e r ." If y o u ca tch a p e rs o n lu r k in g o u t s id e y o u r h o m e , o r e v en c r a w lin g th rn u g h a w in d o w . M a rb le s to n e sa id , y o u c a n 't use d e a d ly force to p e rs u a d e th e m to s tic k a ro u n d u n t il p o lle r a rriv e . Y o u ca n . he sa id, a tte m p t to d e ta in a susj>ect fo r ih e po lice, b u t u n le s s ih r v pre se n t a threat to y o u r life o r th e r e is an im m in e n t d a n g e r o f y o u su ffe r­ in g great In ju ry at th e h a n d s o f th e su sp e ct, you h a d b e tter take c a re how yo u h a n d le the s itu a ­ tio n , If y o u 're h o ld in g at g u n p o in t a b u rg la r w h o h a s Ju st trie d to ta k e off w ith y o u r T V a n d yo u d r o p y o u r g u n a n d It a c c id e n ­ ta lly fire s a n d w o u n d s the In­ t ru d e r . M a rb le s to n e s a id y o u m a y be c h a rg e d o r th e s h o o tin g m a y be d e te rm in e d " e x c u s a b le " o r "J u s tifia b le ," It a ll d e p e n d s on h o w a u th o ritie s e v a lu a te y o u r p a r t ic u la r case. E v e n If y o u a r r n 'l a n c s tc d im m e d ia te ly , th a l d o e sn 't m ean y o u 're o ff the h o o k, la iw m r n m a y c o n tin u e to p ro b e the case a n d tu rn th e ir fin d in g s o v e r lo th e S t a le A tto rn e y , w h o after a re v ie w o f the a lle g a tio n s m ig h t d e c id e there w a s c r im in a l c o n ­ d u c t o n y o u r p a rt a n d y o u s h o u ld have to face the legal m u s ic . T h e S ta te A tto rn e y c o u ld a lso c a ll on a g ra n d J u ry to re v ie w the ca se a n d d e cid e If y o u s h o u ld la* in d ic te d a n d th is c o u ld h a p p e n at a n y tim e fo llo w in g a s h o o tin g in c id e n t. M a rb le s to n e sa id . In a s h o o t in g e a r lie r t h is m o n th w h ic h cost a 16-ye a r-o ld b o y h is rig h t eye. th e b o y 's fa th e r . A r m a n d o Q ra n a . w a s b a f f le d w h e n J o h n D a v id D a n ie ls. 43 . w a sn 't c h a rg e d by S e m in o le C o u n ty s h e r if f s d e p u ­ ties at th e scene. H ra n a . 4 2 . o f 1043 R a n c h w o o d C irc le , s u g g r s lr d th a t p e rh a p s d e p u tie s w ere d ra g g in g t h e ir feet b e c a u s e o f r a c ia l p r e ju d ic e . H ra n a s so n . G eorge, w h o w as sh ot in th e eye. Is H is p a n ic . I lls c o m p a n io n at th e s c e n e . 16 y e a r - o ld S e a n S t e r lin g , o f 3 3 0 5 A u t u m n W o o d T r a il. A p o p k a , is b la c k D a n ie ls and th e o c c u p a n t s o f h is h o m e , w here y o u n g H rana w a s sh o t, are w h ite . P o lk d e n ie d the I m p lic a tio n " W e d o n o t I n v e s t ig a te a s h o o tin g , a death, a n a s s a u lt o r a n y c a se based on r a c ia l im ­ p lic a t io n s ," lie said T h e H ra n a in c id e n t is a c o m ­ p lic a te d o ne. w ith c la im s and c o u n te r - c la im s th a l d e p u tie s at Ihe s c e n e a p p a re n tly d e c id e d w a rra n te d fu rth e r In v e stig a tio n b efore n n y o n r w as a rre ste d . P o lk said. S h e r i f f 's in v e s t ig a t o r P a u l J a y n e s c o m p le te d h is s tu d y o f th e ca se T u e s d a y a n d tu rn e d Ills f in d in g s o v e r to p r o s e c u to r s A s s is ta n t Sta te A tto rn e y R a lp h E r ik s s o n said the ra s e Is u n d e r r e v ie w a n d a d e c is io n on w h e th e r lo file c h a rg e s o r s u b m it the c a se to a grand Ju ry s h o u ld lie m a d e w it h in tw o w e e k s R e g a rd le s s of w h a t d e c is io n is re a ch e d , the e ld e r H ra n a s a id lie p la n s to su e D aniels. H r d id n o l sa y h o w m u c h h r p la n s lo a s k in dam ages. If c h a rg e s a r c e v e n tu a lly file d . •Jaynes s a id th e y w ill be a g a in st D a n ie ls, n o l H ran a. b e cau se In ­ v e s t ig a t o r s c o n c lu d e d H r a n a c o m m itte d n o c rim e w h ile he w as on D anie ls* p ro p e rty d u r in g the e a rly m o r n in g ho urs nf A p r il 9. D a n ie ls , o f 2 6 3 1 B e r m u d a A v c . A p o p k a , sa id he w as d e ­ fen d in g h is h o m e w hen lie fire d a w a rn in g shot at y o u n g H ra n a . w ho w a s re p o rte d ly s ta n d in g o u tsid e th e b e d ro o m w in d o w o f 14-year-old D a n ie lle C h o w a n s k i. the d a u g h te r o f D a n ie ls' fian cee. M arie D C h o w a n s k i. D a n ie ls s a id h e arm e d h im s e lf w ith a .3 2 -c a litw r p tslo l a fte r Ihe w o m an w o k e h im a ro u n d 2 a .m . and lo ld h im D a n ie lle had c o m ­ p la in e d t h a t " s o m e o n e w a s p ry in g o n the w in d o w o f h e r b e d ro o m ." H e w ent o u ts id e to Investig ate and . fin d in g n o th in g , d e c id e d to w a ll in h ts v e h ic le parked in the d riv e w a y . W ith in a b o u t 3 0 m in u te s , h r s a i d , ir e s a w s o m e o n e a l D a n ie ll e 's w in d o w . D a n ie lle w asn 't in th e ro om , h e sa id , hut w as w ith h e r m o th e r in a n o th e r p a n o f th e ho u se. H ra n a d is p u te s tills . H r s a id that Ills s o n w a s ta lk in g w lih D a n ie lle at th e w in d o w . T h e g ir l, he sa id , h a d m a d e a rra n g e m e n ts to m eet w it h G eo rg e a n d S e a n to go out at 2 a.m . O llie r b o y s. H ra n a c la im s , h a v e m a d e s im lllu r a r ra n g e m e n ts In t in p a s t to m e e t th e g ir l And D a n ie ls ' n e ig h b o r. L is a S te b b ln s . o f 2 6 3 5 B e rm u d a A v r.. sa id sh e am i o th e r n e ig h b o rs have se en so m eo ne tin at least fo u r o c ­ c a s io n s s t a n d in g o u t s id e D a n ie lle 's w in d o w , s m o k in g a a n c e Is g ro w in g b e ca u se l l i r need for a la w y e r In da y -to -d a y liv in g is in c re a s in g , p ro m p tin g a s e a rc h fur in e x p e n s iv e w a y s to get le g a l a d v ic e , G ra h a m sa id. L o w c o si. e a s y a c c e s s a n d (lu a ltty o f se rv ice a re the m a jo r s e llin g p o in ts, he sa id. A recent B a r s u rv e y o f F lo rid a la w y e r s sh o w s a v e ra g e h o u rly fe e s ru n from $ 7 5 to $ 1 5 0 . T h e le g a l In su ra n ce p la n s p ro v id e Ihe s a n ic q u a lity nf c o v e ra g e (or " m in im a l c o s l." H a r k n e s s said, a n d u n d e r m ost p o lic ie s . Ihe a t lo m c y 'a h ill is p a id in fu ll T h e p la n s d o n o t c o v e r co u rt c o s t s a n d filin g fees. A tt o r n e y 's a re |iald a p re a rra n g e d ra le for t h e ir w o rk. T h e r a le re fle c ts the u s u a l co st for v a rio u s s e rv ice s. G r a h a m said. T h is new fo rm o f low -co st legal a id Is oot e x p e c te d to c lo g the c o u r t s b e ca u se th e m a jo r ity o f c la im s a re fo r leg a l m a tte rs that d o not re q u ire u c o u r t a p p e a r­ a n c e . G ra h a m sa id M id w e s t M u t u a l — w h o s e b u s in e s s has d o u b le d n a tio n a lly s in c e 1982 — o ffrr s o n ly g ro u p p la n s w lille o th e r c o m p a n ie s, s u c h as P rc -P a ld L e g a l S e rv ic e s Inc o l F lo rid a , o tters In d iv id u a l p la n s as w r ll u s g ro u p rates. O f ih e F lo rid a c o m p a n ie s o ffer­ in g le g a l In s u ra n c e , fiv e arca u th o riz e d lo p ro v id e ju s t legal i n s u r a n c e . T h e o i l i e r iw o . M id w e s t M u tu a l a n d H a n k e rs M u lt ip le L in e I n s u ra n c e C o . p ro v id e o th e r ty|>es o f In su ra n ce a s w e ll, said R o s a lin e [k in d s nf th e FID M id w e s t M u tu a l g ro u p m e m ­ b e rs p a y a flat m o n th ly - fee o f a b o u t $H fo r o n e-p erso n c o v e r ­ age a n d a b o u t $ 1 0 a m o n th for fa m ily coverage. M id w e s t has m o re th a n 10,(XX) m r m h r r s in one g ro u p p la n s e rv in g re tire d G e n e ra l M o to rs re tire e s liv in g In F lo rid a . A secon d p la n c o v e rs w o rk e r s of the D ade C o u n t y S c h o o l H oard. T h e g ro u p (ilan.s are s im ila r lo m e d ic a l In su ra n ce (dans o r the p u rc h a s e or sale o f a h o u s e , h e s a id A n o th e r 25 lie rre n t o f tin- c la im s In v o lv e d d iv o r c e s a n d re la te d m a t te r s s u c h a s c u s to d y hearings, T h e next la rg e s t g ro u p o f c la im s In vo lves c iv il s u its , (allow ed b y ira flle c h a r g e s a n d la stly c r i m i ­ na l m atte r* , he said U n d e r th e g ro u p plan, a c o m ­ p a n y w'UI p a y fur su c h Ite m s as legal a d v ic e , n e g o tiatio n s, pre(x ira llo n o f d o c u m e n ts a m i w ills , d iv o rc e s , b a n k ru p tc ie s , s e p a r a ­ tio n s , a n n u lm e n t s , a d o p tio n s , nam e c h a n g e s , tralTle nITenses, b u lb m is d e m e a n o r and le lo n y c h a rg e s, a n d la w s u its. . A c o m p a n y , or g ro u p , ta k e s o u t a p o lic y a n d th e n o ffe rs the s e rv ic e s lo tis m e m b e rs If a m e m b e r o f the g ro u p o r a n e m p lo y e e w a n ts Ihe c o v e ra g e . Ihe p r e m iu m is u s u a lly d e d u c te d fro m h is o r her p a y c h e c k . W h e n a p a r t ic ip a n t w a n ts leg a l a d v ic e , he g e ls a fo rm from ih e g r o u p o r e m p lo y e r, se le c ts a n u t lo r n e y f r o m a l i s t o f p a r t ic ip a t in g la w y e r s , a n d m a k e s a n a p p o in ilt ir n l L a w y e r s p a r tic ip a tin g In the M id w e st M u tu a l (dan p a y a $25 o n e - t im e le e . G r a h a m s a id M id w e s t M u tu a l h a s a b o u t 5 0 0 a tto r n e y s In the sta te w h o have a g re e d lo serve its p u lle y h o ld ­ ers. W h ile m o st people t h in k Ihe o n ly tim e H iey w ill need la w y e r Is fo llo w in g a n a rre st, G ra h a m sa id c r im in a l w o rk re p re s e n ts ih e s m a lle s t a m o u n t o f legal c o s ts liis c o m p a n y p a y s lor. T w e n t y - f iv e p e r c e n t o f a lt c la im s s u b m itte d lo M id w e s t M u tu a l are lo r a d v ic e , s u c h as p re p a ra tio n of w ills , d o c u m e n ts S o m e lim it a t io n s of M ld w r s l M u tu a l, w h ic h Is based In D cs M o ines. Iowa. Is ih u l o n ly one c la im c a n Ik - Hied each y e a r. II llie a s s is ta n c e d e a ls w ith the p re p a ra tio n o f a legal d o c u m e n t, the p la n w ill pay for o n ly fo u r h o u rs o r le s s o f an a tto r n e y 's lim e . 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"It w a s a lt.nl p itc h ," agree d A th e rto n "I th o u g h t It w as to o l I hart (ell good I w as tlu o w ln g the h a ll g o o d ." Ito lh D a v is a m i M ike H e a th , Who h a d a so lo shot, dro ve In thic-e r u n s lot the A s T im JtUUdnet a n d K en t Mr In k a lso r n n m t ie tl lo t M in n e so ta , w h ic h led 4-0 a lte r tw o In n in g s Htd Hoi 8. Koysls 2 A l B o s to n . J a c k ie G u tie r r e z ' A nd J im R ic e d ro v e in iw n r u n s A p ie c e In s u p p o r t nf R o g e r C h 'iu r iin ' s ix -h itte r to le a d in g th e R e d S o x C le m e n s . 2-2 , s tr u c k o u t e ig h t a n d w a lk e d o ne (n (M isting h is (m irth co m p le te gam e. M a tk G iih lc z a . 0 1, took Hie lo ss 22 8 A 16-hlt o ffe n s iv e o u tb u rst p a v e d the w ay for A d c o c k R o o fin g s 22-6 ro ut o f S e m in o le IVtroieum In L it t le A m e ric a n L e a g u e a c tio n F rid a y at Fort M e llo n P a rk R a y A d r o e k led the w a y for th e d e fe n d in g C ity C h a m p io n s w ith four s in g le s J o h n D u m p h added th re e h its In c lu d in g a s o lo h o m e r w h ile A l B ro w n a n d T o n y C h a v e rs a lso h a d three hits. [iru n d ld g e a ls o added three h is to the 12-hlt First Federal a t ta c k w h ile W ig g in s s tro k e d a p a ir o f sin g le s W ig g in s p itch e d the f lr s l three In n in g s for Ihe w in w h ile H ru n d id g e c a m e on In Ihe fo u rlh a n d p itc h e d a p a ir of h itle s s In n in g s S a m m y E d w a rd s, w h o h a d com e on In re lie f o f M itc h e ll In the s ix t h , th e n re tired the a id e In o rd e r in the top o f the s e v e n th to preserve th e w in for K lw a n ls . T y r o n e W illia m s a n d M a rlo n K n ig h t had tw o h its e a c h to le a d S e m in o le P e tro le u m . F lrs l F e d e ra l sc o re d fo u r lim e s In Ihe first and p u l the gam e o n Ice w ith five In the fo u rth CLINGER LIFTS CHEVRON WITH HOMERS H a rv e y C lln g e r blasted a p a ir o f h o m e ru n s a n d «» t rip le a n d drove In fiv e r u n s F rid a y a* H u tc h 's C h e v r o n totaled A t la n t ic H an k . 19-4. tn the s e c o n d L it tle A m e ric a n L e a g u e gam e at Fort M e llo n P a rk . D.A.V. WINS 1ST BEHIND 'FAMOUS' AMOS In F rid a y n ig h t s flrs l gam e at C h a se P a rk . M oose stayed In the ra ce b y r o m ln g b a c k fro m a n e a rly 9-2 de ficit lo c la im a 13-12 v ic to ry o v e r K n ig h ts of C o lu m b u s . S c o o te r L e o n a r d 's tw o -ru n s in g le in the Ix ilto m of the filth s ta rte d the M oose rornebuc-k a m t M ike M e rth le sc o re d the w in n in g r u n In the la itto m ot the se ve n th o n a jjassed hall. A l t h r tune, the b a se s w ere loaded w ith tw o o u t* a m i there w a s a d ro p p e d th ird s t r ik e o n L e o n a rd . M e rth le sc o re d o n th e p la y hut K n ig h ts m a n a g e r R le k T a y lo r p ro te ste d I h r g a m e tiec-ause lie sa id the r u n n e rs c a n 't a d v a n c e on a drop|H-d th ird s trik e w ith the lia se s loaded. " F a m o u s " A m o s S p a rro w tossed a fo u r-h itte r und drove In th re e r u n s to lead D .A .V (D isab led A m e ric a n V e te ra n s ) to th e ir first v ic t o r y of the season. 11-4 o v e r C a rd in a l I n d u s trie s In L ittle N atio n al L e a g u e a c tio n at Hay A v e n u e F ie ld . D .A .V . h ad fa lle n b e h in d , 3-1. g o in g in to the th ird In n in g w h e n S p a rro w 's tw o -ru n d o u b le tied ih r s c o re at 3-3. A n R H l s in g le b y J a m e s W illia m s b r o k e t h r He a n d D A V n e v e r looked b a c k the rest o f th e w ay. S p a rro w 's th re e h its led l) A V w h ile J o e C le m e n ts a n d W illia m s added tw o e a c h S h a w n W u sh ln g io n h it a s o lo In sld r th r- p a r k h o m e r for C lln g e r * s o lo blast In th e t h ir d fo llo w ed a tw o -ru n sh o t off the hat o f E ll H la n to n . C lln g e r add ed a tw o -ru n h o m e r a n d a tw o -ru n trip le in ■the fifth W h ile C lln g e r p ro v id ed th e o llr n s lv e pu n ch . H e rn a rd E a d y knoc k ed out A t la n t ic H a n k w ith a th re c -h llte r. E a d y s tru c k o u t I I a n d w alked seven. H ershiser 1-Hits Padres United Press International Not o n ly are O rel lle r s h ls e r 's p ilch e s d ro p p in g , so are the n u m b e r o f h its he's a llo w in g United Press International Harmon Klllchrrw. take cover. M in n e s o ta 's T o m H ru n a n s k y . a n o ta b le slo w sta rte r In t h r past, h a s l>egun the I9 S 5 se a so n w lt li a ( lu r r y o f homer*. T h e T w in s s lu g g e r co n n e c te d fo r h is six th o f th e y e a r F r id a y n ig h t, a h-adoff sh o t In t h r n in th In n in g lh a l gave M in n e so ta a w ild H-7 triu m p h o v e r th e O a k la n d A'*, H r u n a n s k y h ll IH of Ills 3 2 h o m e rs o v e r the fin a l 70 g a m e s Iasi y e a r a n d Ills c u rte ilt t p ilc k star! p u ls K llle h r e w 's team r e ­ cord ul 49 , sc-1 In 1964 arid d u p lic a te d fiv e y e a rs later. In Jeopardy. t ir u n a n s k y 'a h o m e r do w n th e r ig h t - H e ld lin e — th e s i x t h h o m e r ot F r id a y n ig h t's gam e — ca m e on a l l p ilc h fro m rellevc-r K e ith A th e rto n . 1-2 It h e lp e d olfset a tw o h o m e r p e rfo rm a n c e by O a k la n d 's M ik e D avis, w h o h a s eig h t to lead the A l. I d id n 't th in k II w as o ut. Ii w a s lo o h ig h a n d i i n i fo u l." H r u n a n s k y s a id of tils stmt. " I t w a s a I n s t h a ll u p A th e r to n u s u a lly k e e p s Ihe ha ll up a g a in st m e hut I t h in k II was a m ista k e I 'v e b e e n h i l l i n g m is t a k e s la te ly ." ADCOCK ROOFING ROUTS PETROLEUM. Joe- W ig g in s a n d A lo n z o B ru n d ld g e c o m b in e d on a th re e -h itle r a n d M ik e D illo n ra p p e d three h its and sc o re d fo u r run* a s F ir s t F e d e ra l rem ained the o n ly u n b eaten team In th e S a n fo rd L ittle N a tio n a l L e a g u e w ith a 14-3 ro u t o f the R a ilro a d e rs F r id a y n ig h t at W e stsld e F ie ld . K lw a n ls came b a c k w it h a ru n In Ihe b o tto m o f the six th In re c la im the lead as H e rn a rd M itc h e ll stroked a o n e-o u t sin g le, stole se co n d a n d th ird a n d sco red o n a p assed hall Brunansky Po w ers Twins, 8-7 C a r d in a l By Chris Plster Herald Sports Writer N.L. Baseball lle r s lils c r allo w ed one h ll — a tme o u l, f o u r t h - in n in g s in g le — a n d fa r e d the m in im u m 27 batters F r id a y n lg h l to lend the L o s A n g e le s D odgers to a 2-0 v icto ry o v e r th e S a n D iego I’adres, Tom B r u n a n s k y so ck e d homer No 6 to lift Minnesota past Oakland. T igers 1. B rew ers O A l M ilw a u k e e , J a c k M o rris p itch e d a liv e - h itle r a n d K irk G ib s o n trip le d a n d sc o re d lo lilt Ihe T ig e rs M o rris. 3 2. w e n l ih r d is t a n c e , w a lk i n g t w o a n d s t r ik in g out n in e . K .iy H u rrls. 1 3 , liMik Ih r loss Orioles 6, Indians 3 A t B a lt im o r e , C a t R ip k e n s in g le d h o m e tw o r u n s a n d D e n tils M a r lin e / n n te h e d Ills se co n d v ic to ry o l the season to lead the O rio le s to th e ir lo n rtli s tra ig h t triu m p h V e rn R u b le . I 2, took the lo ss White Sox 4, Yankees 2 At C h ic a g o . 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T h e v ic t o r y w as a sw eet o n e fo r L iv e rn o is, T h e se n io r rig h t-h a n d e r had been ro u g h e d up e a r lie r in the y e a r b y Hie R u m m ie s. O n M arch 1. th e R a m s p u l tog eth er an In c re d ib le 15-run In n in g a g a in s t L iv e r n o is a n d re lie v e rs . O n M arch 22 . L a k e M a r y w h ip p e d L y m a n . 14-10 and c h a se d L iv e r n o is in th e s ix th It w a s a d ifferen t sto ry In the D istric t 4 A 9 b a s e b a ll T o u rn a m e n t al D e L a n d ’s C o n ra d P a r k F rid a y n ig h t lu ik r M a ry 's R o d " C . J . " Metz, w h o ca u g h t L iv e r n o is thre e y e a rs a g o o n A lta m o n te 's S e n io r L e a g u e A ll-S ta r te a m , sa id L iv e r n o is ' (astb u ll h a d reg ain ed Its z ip a n d h is c u rv e b a ll w a s b re a k in g w llh a u l h o rlly . In th e e a r lie r m eetings. L a k e M a ry had h a n d le d i he L y m a n ace b y la y in g o il h is c u rv e b a ll a n d h illin g h is fa s tb a ll L iv e r n o is w a s u n ab le to th ro w h is c u rv e lo r s trik e s In Ihose last tw o m e e tin g s a n d b o u n c e d se ve ra l In Iran i o l th e plate. T h e re w ere n o Im u tters F r id a y . L iv e rn o is th re w Ills c u r v e e x a c tly w here In- w a n te d I p itch e d a s m a rte r g am e th is tim e. ' h e said. "1 threw h a rd e r th a n I h a v e all y e a r and w a s a b le to p u l m v c u r v e w here I w a n te d ." L a k e M a r y ’s M ik e S< lim it a m i Hon N a tlie rs o n w ill attest to th at. L iv e r n o is s t r u c k out each R a m three tim e s S c lim it, w h o h ad Ihree h its w h e n L a k e M a ry c lo b b e re d S p ru c e C r i c k T u esd ay, w a s lis h ln g la-low Ills knees for th e c u r v e a ll night llr c tt M o d e a n d B illy H e n le y a r c d e stro y in g the lin ag e o l N o 9 h itte rs M o lle . w h o h am m e re d a t r e m e n d o u s h o m e r to IO -ru u ro le A p o p k a T h u rs d a y . Just m issed h is se co n d F rid a y w h e n ...Tribe ...District Continued from ID sta n d ou t k n o c k e d a co u p le s e c o n d s o ff her p re v io u s best w ith a I lin e of 5 :2 3 .H. In I he lu o m ile , S a m o e kl le d fro m start to lliils h a n d re c o rd e d a p e rso n a l h c s l lim e o f 11 27 i> L is a (S a m o e k l) ran w hat w c w a n tr d her lo .'' la ik e H o w e ll co a ch T o m H m n m o n ire e said i t ' s d l l ll i o il (or a r u n n e r to r u n alone so she w a s g o in g lo r p a re to n ig h t ” L a k e M a r y 's J i l l H m ld r u h u g c ii, a settlor, w as s c e o n d In the I wo m ile a n d shaved m ore I lia n s ix se co n d s o ff h e r p r e v io u s lies) w illi a I I 3 8 . 1 c lo c k in g . M a rth a Fo n se ca was I b ir d ( I I 5-1,9) and ( I r c c u b e r g fo u rth 111.57) lo c o m p le te the list ol q u u llllr r s . S|H iirrm o^ re ig n e d su p re m e a g a in In th r h u rd le s a s s h e w on the I ID h ig h 's w ith a 15 2. ju s l e d g in g out A p o p k a 's U rem ia I r i i c l l ( 1 5 .2 ) a n d S e m in o le 's C h n r t lu M rd ln rk 115.3). L y m a n 's M a y b e lle H iv a n l was (lie Io n rth q u a lifie r al IB .3. S p e a rm a n a n d T e rre ll w ent a l li a g a in ih r 3 3 0 low h u rd le s , um l tills tim e the la rd y H a w k s e n io r h it T e rre ll ><* th e d u st w llh u lim e o l 4 5 .B co m p a red lo 4 6 .7 lo r Ihc A p o p ka s ta n d o u t Spearm an t a il a pe rso na l best ol 4 3 ,2 In the p re lim in a rie s of i lie 33 0 low s. "B o r h c llr h a s in n under 4 6 h e r last six ra ce s." I liiin in o n lr e e said o l SjH -tirnm n. She le n d s lo get a lit tic c o m p la c e n t lo Ihr 1IDs lail I was pleased willi tier |H-rtnrm a ile r ." Ii w as a good d a y for I he S p e a rm a n fa m ily F rid a y a s R o c h e lle q n a llllr d fm i lit* re g io n a l In Ihree e v e n ts (she was a lso s e c o n d In the lo n g ju m p a l 17 I) a n il tw in s ls le r M ic h e lle q u a lifie d in (lie 2 2 0 w ith a fo u r th p la ce lim e 0 (2 6 .6 Ihi- L a k e H o w e ll H igh J u m p e r s a ls o had a n e x c e lle n t u te ri as s o p h o m o r e K im H n in im n itie e cle a re d 5 2 lo la k e H ist and C h e ry l H iln k le v w a s second a ls o a l 5-2. T h e L a d y S ilv e r H a w ks a ls o q n a llllr d a p a li ol r u n n e r s In Hie MHO a s s e n io r N a n cy N y s lro m lo o k se co n d w llh a p e rs o n a l best 2 23 2 a n d se n io r A n g le S m ith w a s f m i r ll ia l 2.28 9 L a k e llr a n lle y 's L y n n Q o m e / p r r a lla q u a lifie d b y t a k in g Ib ird a l 2 2 8 7 W h a c k a n d ( iiir d n n led the w a y tor La ke M a ry F r id a y , e a c h w in n in g o n e e v e n t m id ta k in g s e c o n d In a n o th er W h a c k w o n l l i r d is c u s w it h a p e rso n a l best 1 12 2 a m i to o k secon d In H ie sh o t al 319 *1 G o rd o n , a senior, z ip p e d to (list place in th e lo t) w ith a n 1 1 4 a s she o tllle a iie d A p o p k a 's V a le rie C o t k llr lt l a l the tape. F la s h W iis secon d In the 4 4 0 and Fran ‘Flash* Gordon nips Apopka's a ls o ra n o n the III) a m i m ile m e d le y relay le a rn s w h li Ii q u a lifie d lor re g io n a l* . L a k e M a ry so p h o m o re T o n y a lu iw sn n w on th e R ing lump lor the t h ir d w eek In a row w llh a le a p o l 17 5 ' j . S p e a rm a n w a s second fo llo w e d hv S e m in o le 's W e b s te r |I7-'« | and M c d lo c k l 1 6 -H lil. A m o n g the brightest m o m e n ts of the meet lo r L a k e H rm U lry 's L a d y f a i r In is w as the ...Shears C o n t in u e d f r o m I B Meldei M ik e H e n le y w h ich h m u g h i the e n c o u n te r to a d r u m u tlc c lo s e . L y m a n h e ld a 6 2 Irnd a n d a t ir in g L iv e rn o is needed |tis i th re e o u ls lo n o tc h i h r v ic to ry . But h r o p e n e d th e se ve n th b y w a lk in g D o n a ld G ra y s o n o n fo u r p itch e s and K e v in H ill o n live. H e eased H ie te n s io n so m ew h a t b y n lltip ln g a c a lle d th ird s tr ik e past R o n N a lh c rs o n fo r t o r llr s l out. I b is b io u g lil L a k e M a r y 's d u n g e m u s No 9 h itle r. H re it M o lle . to the p la te a n d m o v e d a p a ir ol r lu lc h h itt e r s — R y a n L is le a n d S h a n e l.e iie rlo in to I he o n d e ck c irc le a n d Into I h r hole, t r s p e iilv c ly , "1 m a y h a v e been a little lo o p u m p e d u p (hat Iasi in n in g . " s a id L iv e rn o is. " I w a s o p e n in g u p Ux> soon I m a d e a m istake o n M o lle . I thought It w a s g o n e ," H r w a s n 't a lo n e . T h e h a ll s k y ro c k e te d tow ard deep c e n te r H eld. A legre, b r e a k in g w it h the c ra c k ol the bat. m a d e i s p r c ta c u lu i c a l t i i a cro ss Ills Is sly a n d th e n c ra s h e d v io le n tly In to I h r w all. " I re m e m b e r h illin g (h r w a ll. T h a t 's tlbOUl a ll I r r m r m l K T . ' * sa id a s till gro gg y A le g r e w h o had lo Ik * h elp e d h u m th e Held H e s a id he Injured h is K i d n e y d m lu g th e c ra s h but he h o p e d lo lie ready I tiesday. H e n le y h u r r ie d o v rt h u m le d H eld "I y e lle d at f a u l to t h ro w m e the b a ll." s a id llc n t r y . "H e Just s h u llle d It o u t to m e a n il I th re w It to (shorslop) K y le ( B ru b a k e r) ." - , . P a u l A legre m a d e a tre m e n d o u s c a tc h In center fie ld before c r a s h in g Into the w a ll A su b se q u e n t re la y to M ik e H e n le y resu lted In a d o u b le p la y w h ic h ended th e gam e W ith o u t A le g r e 's grab, the sc o re Is p ro b a b ly , 6 2. and L a k e M a r y has n in n e r s o n se co n d a n d th ird w ith o ne o u t a n d the top o f the o rd e r c o m in g to ih r plate. E v e n L iv e r n o is m ig h t not have loo ked fo rw ard to that prospect. M olle. L a k e M a r y 's re lu cta n t sta r, h ad to be ta lk e d Into r o m ln g o u t fo r b a s e b a ll b y c o a c h A lle n T u ttle . B y the e n d o f the year, he w a s the best h itle r on the te a m H r had a n In te re s tin g rem ark afte r L a k e M a ry beat A p o p k a T h u r s d a y . "W e ll, I g u e ss w c r a n i go fis h in g F r id a y ." q u ip p e d M o lle . O h . b y the w ay. M o lle I s a p ro d u ct o f the S e m in o le P o n y B aseb all p ro g ra m T h e o th e r H e n le y . H illy , q u lr t ly m ad e h is p r r s r n r e fe ll In th e last tw o g a m e s. He w a lk e d three tim e s a n d sc o re d two r u n s In th e 9 0 w in o v e r D e lr n d . F r ld u y n ig h t, he w a lk e d and sa c rific e d a n d h a d a n o th e r w a lk ta k e n a w a y on a de layed s trik e c a ll H is sa c rific e b u n t ca m e on a 3-2 pitch A le g re , w h o w a s k n o c k e d s e n s e le s s a f t r r m a k in g h is g a m e -s a v in g ra tc h . h ad Ills sto m a c h w rap ped up a fte r th e gam e a n d h a d to be helped to the ear b y a c o u p le of h is te a m m a te s. S o w hat w a s o n A le g re 's m in d a f lc r h is gam e s a v in g g ra b ? " T h e r e a in 't n o w a y F in go ing to m is s the p ro m S a tu r d a y ," h e m u m b le d C o n t in u e d f r o m I B secon d In I h r lo n g Ju m p (2 2-1 'M . "L e o a n d A lv in h ave nol been real c o n s is te n t." H rau m n n sa id . "They h a v e to start Ju m p in g fa rth e r e a rlie r In stead of w a llin g m ilII the fin a ls ' laik e B r a n t le y 's second p la ce f in is h w a s k e y e d by s e n io rs S ie v e E m m o n s , w h o set a p a ir nl sch o o l re c o rd s, a n d J o h n M o ndo. w h o r e tu rn e d s ir o n g from a s p ra in e d a n k le . E m m o n s b r o k e B r a n t le y sch o o l re c o rd s In the long Ju m p 11b ird al 22-5) a n d I he 44 0 d a sh (49 6), H r a ls o ru n u sirrin g leg o il the m ile r e la y w h lr h Mulshed second a n d b ro k e ih r sch o o l reco rd w llh u B in e o f 3:23.3. 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L a s z itlc . w h o h a d been bothered b y a sore sh o u ld e r. I m m e d la lr ly p u lle d the R a m s u u t o l tro u b le . H e s tr u c k out A le g re on three p itc h e s and th e n Indu ced C h r is B r o c k lo h it a c o in e -b u c k rr. A I 2 3 d o u b le p la y left th e 'H o u n d s w ith o u t a bone. L is le sm a cke d L iv e r n o is ' llr s l p ilc h Into rig h t r e n t e r to open th e tro tto n i o f the fram e. " T h a i w a s th e o n ly tim e I w a s w o rrie d ." s a id L lv c ro ls . " I t w u sn 't u great b e g in n in g ." L is le th e n sto le se co n d bu t ’w h e n h e trie d to swi|K- th ird , c a tc h e r J im O d o m g u n n e d h im fA < f\ | dow n. L r l t r r l o g ro u n d ed o u t for the second out a n d U n d e rw o o d lilt a deep p la y to left for the th ird Lym an tiMik a 2 0 lead In the second. C lin t ■taker s o c k e d a d o u b le to left a n d advan ced to th ird o n a w ild p ilc h L u s z a lc t h r u stru c k o u t O dom , ily r im O verstre et b illo w e d w ith a g ro u n d lia ll lo s h o rs lo p l.e ltr r lo w h o co n ce d e d the r u n hut th e n th re w w ide of Mrst. B ill H e n le y 6ew o u t to rig h t (or the secon d o u t b u t K y le B ru b a k e r, w h o tra n s fe rre d from L a k e M a ry , h a u n te d h is o ld te a m m a te s w ith a lio o m ln g t rip le to le ll re n te r lo d rive in O v e rstre e t U n d e rw o o d m a d e a h ead -lon g d iv e a n d J u s l m is s e d c o m in g u p w ith the ball. T h e G r e y h o u n d s p u shed th e le a d lo 3-0 In th e th ird L iv e r n o is reached w h e n N a th rrs n n p u lle d G ra y s o n o il the hag o n a r o u tin e g ro u n d b a ll A leg re th e n w a lk e d a n d w h e n H ill w ent to c o v e r t h ir d o n B r o c k 's h u n t, th e frrs h tn n n t h ir d tx ise m a n p u s h e d It to the v a c a te d area a n d the lia se s w e re fu ll. • B a k e r fo llo w e d wrlth a lly h a ll to c e n te r to sco re L iv e r n o is b u t L a s z a lc c a m e h a c k w ith d a n d y c u r v r t m ll to get O dom on a g ro iin d o u t and th e n s tru c k u u t O v e rstre e t to k ill I h c thre at. la ik e M a ry , w h ic h fin is h e d 2 8 7. p ic k e d u p b o th of Ms r u n s d u e to som e sloppy- L v in . u i M elding In the t h ir d W ith one out. M o lle b o u n ce d an e a sy g ro u n d e r w h ic h B ro c k d ro p p e d at th ird . L e tt r r io lo llo w e d w it h a sin g le u p th e m id d le . M o lle sto pp ed at se co n d but A le g re c h a rg e d the b a ll a n d g u n n e d It o v e r B ro c k 's h ead In to the d u g o u t at third *1 Just a ire d It out too m u c h ," s a id A legre o f h is peg M o lle w a s w aved In fro m s e c o n d a n d L is le m o ved a ll th e w a y to th ird . L c tte rto th e n s u p p lie d *r#* the heat Is on. He p ro v e d that F r id a y by w in n in g the d isc u s a n d p la c in g se co n d In Ihc shot p u t. both w ell o v e r h is p re v io u s tresis. C a u g h e ll. w h o m is s e d la st w r r k s meet, w o n the d isc u s w ll h a heave o f 146-3. H ts p r e v io u s b e s t w u s 1 3 3 -9 . C a u g h e ll th re w Iw o feel b e lte r th a n h is p re v io u s best (45-5) In Ih c shot w llh a 47 9 S e m in o le 's Anthony H a ll w o n ih c shot at 48-8. L u k e M a r y c o n t i n u e d Its d o m in a n c e In th e tw o m ile as It sw e p t (he firs t ih re e plages. S e n io r M a ll P u lu in b o w on the e ven t fo r ih r t h ir d s tra ig h t lite r! (c o u n ty , co n fe re n ce a n d d istric t] w llh a tim e o f 9 :4 6 .3 . K e n R o hr, a J u n io r, w as s e c o n d at 9:56.3 a n d se n io r H o b b y H o w a rd w as ib e th ird R am r u n n e r u n d r r 10 m in u te s a s he p la c e d th ir d at 9 :5 8 .5 . L y m a n 's J o h n Hebert w a s ih r fo u rth q u a lifie r In the tw o m ile w ith a fo u rth -p lace lim e or 10:03.1. W h ile la ik e M a ry w e n t 1-2-3 In ih c tw o m ile . L a k e H o w e ll used l he h o m e Meld a d v a n ta g e to sw e e p the first Ih ree p la c e s In Ih c |xile vau lt w it h tw o o f the S ilv e r H a w k v a u llr r s e le a rln g l>ersanal liests. D illo n R ow e lo o k llr s l place as h e w en t o v e r at 13-2 as d id S c o tt K n u d s e n w h o w o u n d u p se co n d C h r is G w y n n to o k th ird at 12-0. 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F lo rid a J J .f l The personal re p r e v m o tiv e of th e e s t a t e 1s T I N A B R U N S W IC K , whose e d d r . it is 1014 Linden Rood Winter Pars F L . 1 7 'f l T h o n a m e o*o address ot the personal repro te n ta tiv e t a tto rn e y ore set forth below AM p o rto n t having c lo im s O' d tm o n d t o g o m tl tho o s'o le o*e r e q u ir e d W IT H IN T H R E E M O N THS F R O M THE D A TE O F T H E F IR S T P U B LIC A TIO N O F TH IS N O T I C E , lo tile with the clerk ot tho above court o dWitfen of arty claim or demand fhqy m a y hava E ach Claim m u ff ba In writing aryj m utt in d x a fe tba b a v y lor fha cla im , tha nam# and a d d ra tt of ♦ba creditor or h it aganf or a ffo rn ty a n d tha a m o u n t cfefm gd 19 tha c la im i%not ya» dwa tha d a ta w han it w ill bacoma dua th a n ba tfatad It *ha c la im iy conttngant or unit qu«da'ad »ha na tu ra ol th# im e ir t i m fy vhaii b a yfafed if tha cla im i%aaci^ad. tha aacuri ty t h a n ba d a a c r ib a d Tha claim ant th a n daltvar autftoanf top-ay o l tha c la im to tha Clark to anabfe tha C lar k to m ail ona copy to a a ch paraonal r a p r a tantativa Ail p a rto n t infer ay fed in tha ttta 'a *o whom a copy of thit Not-ca of A d m intttratio n hat baan t s a il a d «r» ra q u tr a d W IT H IN t m w i e m o n th s F R O M TM F D A T E O F TH E F I R S T P U B L I C A T I O N OF THIS N O T I C E to fiia any ob iact«on% thay m ay ha#a that chaiiang# tha validity of tha da<adant% w ill, tha quahfica fiont of tha paraonal rapra t a n t a tlv a . o r tha vanua or lwri«d*ction of tha court A L L C LA IM S o em a n d s A N D O B J E C T I O N S N O T SO filed w ill be fo r ev er BARRED Data of tha ftryf publication of ♦hit Not-ca o i A r Ap ril Itth l«tS % Tina Brunswick A t P a r tonal R apratanfafi *a of th# E tta ta o f G E R A L D IN E M G EN IO TTO . Dacaatad A T TO R N EY FO R PERSON AL R EPR ESEN TA TIV E t Sal valor a R Scar to i f North O ranga Ayanua. O rlando F lo rid a J2R0I Taiaphona (»S» 42S0S4I Pwtoit%h A p ril i f 4 M a y t m t D E E iia N O T ICC Tho St Johns R iv e ' Water M enaqem ent D is tric t has re ceived on applicatio n tor Con sumptiv# W olor Use from J A M E S H I C K M A N P O BOH JOO L A K E M O N R O E F L J IJ*J a p plica tio n f I III CITSAU. on I I / X So Tho o pplico n l proposes lo W it h d r a w 10 } M G O o l GROUN0W ATEH F R O M AN U N K N O W N A Q U I F E R V IA J EXISTING W E L L S FOR P U B LIC S U P P L Y AN D COM M E R C I A L I N D U S T R I A L USE lo s e r v e 1100 a c r e l s l In Sem inole County locoled In Sac lion 7f. To w n sh ip IS South. Range JOE os! The G o vernin g Board of tho District will toko action to grant or deny tho application)*! no sooner than X days from the dole of this notice Should you be interested in ony ot the listed applications, you should contact the St Johns R iv er Water M on ogem enl O ls trlc t o l P O Bos I4je P a le t t e F lo r id a IIOJO l4je. or in person *t its office on S la le H ig h w a y 100 W e s t PoMIko F lo r id a M e lT S I J J I W r i t t e n o b f o c t l o n to t h e application m a y bo mode but should bo received no later than 14 d a y s t r a m th o d o l t of publication W ritten o btetlions should identity tho Ob lector by name ond o d d rest ond fully do sc " b o tho o bloclion lo the a pplica tio n F ilin g a written obiection does not entitle you M a Chapter F lo rid a Statutes A d m in istra tiv e H earin g O nly those persons whoso sufetMntiel interests oro affected by the eppl'cetion end who tlM 0 poll "on mooting tho requirem ents •f Section » I M l. F A C m ay obtain on A d m in istra tiv e Hoar mg A ll tim e ly " le d written obiec liens w ill bo presented M the Board lo r its consideration In l i t d e lib e r a t io n on I h t application p rio r M tho B o o 'd 'aSmg action on the application Dennis# T K em p. Director D ivision o l R eco rds SI Johns R iv e r Water M anage m en I D istrict Publish A p ril jg IMS D E E IM in. U n ite d way Leg al Legal N o t ic e IN T H E C I R C U IT C O U R T IN AN O FO R S E M I N O L E C O U N TY . FLO RID A C A SE NO M I lM C A f t E J A M E S F A O A M O ll Plom tltt. V% JO N R U D l INC . a t a l . N O T IC E OF SALE N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N ♦h at p u M u a n f to tha F in a l Ju d g man f of ForaOoftwr* an »n tha abo»a %Vad cavta tha un darvgn od Clark will tan th# follow ing da te' bad intangi b*a proparty ocafed Iff Saminoi# County A lcoh o l c Bavaraga L»<an*a No a C O P a ta s at public ta la to tha h«gh#%t and b a V bidder tor ca th at If 00 a m on tha IJth day of M ay i H I . at tha watt front door of tha S a m ino fa C o u n ty C o u rt houta Sanford F lo rid a W IT N E S S m y hand and ftw taat of tht% Court mi* ma i|th day of A p ril m i D A V ID N B E R R IE N a t C N rk of C ircu it Court B y D iana K O at N y a t Oaputy Clark R O B E R T H RO Th A H ot nay tor Plam titf P O B ob tl* O rlan d o F L J lfC l Pu bU th A p ril H n m s D E E 144 C ITY OF A LTA M O N TE S P R IN G S. FLO R ID A N O T IC E O F P U B LIC H EA R IN G T O A M O V IT M A Y C O N C E R N N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N b y th a C i t y o f A lt a m o n t a Springs F»or*da that tha City CommitSHsn will hold a publ*. h a a rin g tn th# C ity H a ll of Altam onta Springt on Twatday tha 1th day ot M ay m ) at 1 00 P M . or a t toon tharaaftar at p o tttb la . at w hich lim a tha ow nart ot tha proparty to ba a t ta t tad for tp a o a l m tfaitahon of a potabU w a N r m am running g anarally a a tt from Laka Lotut in tha v ic in ity of tha South Sarmnoia County lim itt *o S*at# R o ad 414 in accordanco with R a to M » o n No M l. and any othar p a rto n t m tarattad tharain m a y a ppaar ba»ort th# City C o m m itsio n and ba haard a t to tha proprtaty and a d v lia b ility of m a kin g such tm provam tnfs and a t to tha cost tharaof and a t to th a m a n n a r ot p a y m t n t tha»a tor and at to tha amount tharaof and a t N> tha mannar of pay m ant tharafor. and at to tha am ount tharaof to ba a tta ttad agam tt aach proparty so Im p r o v e d a c c o r d i n g to th e A ts a ttm a n t Roll prepared by tha C ity C U rk of th# C ity of A lt a m o n t a S p r in g t. F lo r id a That tha C ity Clark of tha C ity of A lt a m o n t a S p rin g t. F lo r id a shall give tan (10) da yt notica in w riting to tha property ow nart a t tat torth in tha A tte ttm e n t R o ll a t to the time and piaca of the public hearing datignaiad h a rem , t a d notice tha n ba termed by m a ilin g a copy of ta m e to aach of the ta id pro party ow nart at his or her latt known a d d ra tt at obtained from ♦ha ra cord t ot the C ity Clark of the C ity of Altam onta Springt F tor ids. or from such other sourcas a t the City Clark deam t rtiiefc'a and the said City Clark s h a ll a sta b lith proof of ta*d m a ilin g b y affidavit which shall ba M a d with tha C ity C lark A ll parsons interested In the description ot aach property to be a tte ste d and the amount to ba a tta tta d to aach piaca of pro perty m ay obtain tha in form ation at the O ffic e of the C ity Clark D ated thit 17th day of April. lf« l Penny Conahan C ity Clark C ity of Altam onta Springt. Flortda P u b b th A p ril 21 JM IVtl D E E 140 IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T O F TH E E IO H TE EN TH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF FLO R ID A S EM IN O LE CO U N TY FLO R ID A C I V I L DIVISION C A SE NO tt m C A t t E B A N K E R S LIFE CO M PAN Y an Iowa corporation P la in tiff vs R O Y S P E N C E . at al i Defendants N O T I C E O F A C T IO N TO F R EO R IC O ESCOBAR a d d ra tt unknown Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that a C o m plaint to Foreclose P la in tiff's in terest in and to the fo llo w in g d e sc rib e d re a l pro p a rty ly in g a n d b a in g In S e m m o ie County Flo rid a Lo t t Block E S TE R LIN G P A R K U N I T T H R E E acco rd m g to th# p la t th a ra of. a t recorded in P la t Boos II. at P a g a SI P u b lic R e c o rd s of Sam m gfaCounty. Flo rid a has bean tiled agam sf you. and you are requ ired to terve a copy Of your w ritten defenses If any to the C o m plaint on or before tha l»h day of M a y UBS. on P la in t iff's attorney John a F oster B aker A Hostetler Post O ffic e Bob 11 1 . O rlando. F lo rid a ITOOI ond to file th# original of such written datantat with the C le rk of this Court either before service on P la in tiff • attorney o r im m e d ia t e ly t h e r e a ft e r o th e rw is e e d e fa u lt w ill be en te re d a g a m tt you tor the re lie f dem anded in the Cam plaint W IT N E S S m y hand and teal of this Court, on the > d day of A p ril. ITBS D A V ID N B ER R IEN C U rk of the C ircu lf C d U f B y Susan E Tabor Deputy Clerk P u b lish A p r i l f I4 2 l . l t IkBS O E E 44 N O T IC E O F PU B LIC H E A R IN G N O T IC E I S H E R E B Y G I V E N B Y T H E C I T Y O F lo n g w ood F l o r i d a , mat the Long wood C ity Co m m issio n w ill hold a Public H ea rin g on M a y 1) IM S »0 C O n % i d e ' enactm ent of O rd in a n ce N o eei entitled AN O R D I N A N C E O F th e City o f lo n g w o o o F lo r id a a m en d in g ordi N A N C E N O 4fS A N D a l l i t s A M EN D M EN TS OF S A ID c i t y , s a io O R D IN A N C E b e i n g t m e c o m P R E M C N S IV E 2 0 N I N G OR O IN A N C E O F T H E C I T Y O F lo n g w o o o F lo r id a s a id A M E N D M E N T C H A N G IN G T H E ZO N IN G O F C E R T A I N t e r r it o r y E v e n in g M t r t l d . S j n f o r d . FI. N o t ic e fr o m r esi S IN G L E f a m il y ( R lA ) TO R E S I D E N T I A L S IN G LE FA M ILY ( R I) P R O V ID IN G A N E F F E C T I V E OATE R E P E A L IN G ORDI N A N C E S IN C O N F L I C T H ER EW ITH That p a rt ol Lot J Long wood H ill s a c c o rd in g to the pia* thereof as recorded »n P la t Book 4 Page to Public R eco rds of Seminoie County F lo rid a da scribed as toliowt Com m ence at the Southeatt corner of said Lo t J. thence run W att 220 tea* m a m a North JO 41 teat ter the P o in t ot B e g in n in g th e n c e c o n tin u e North I f f teat thence Watt 10 feet, thence South i l l 10 teat than<a N 44*4j ta E . 100 SJ teat thence North l i e 4 teat to the Point ot Beginning o e n t ia l ALSO T h a t p a r t o f S e c t io n ) t Tow nthip 10 South. Range JO E a t t S em m ou County F lo rid a date r .bad a t toi ktwt Com m ence at the Southeatt corner of the North watt •« of the N orthaatt *« of t a d Section j i thence along . the South line th e re o f. 4f t 44 feat, then ca N orth 14J 14 feet tor the Pom t of Beginning thence run W att 400 teat thence touth t JO 01 teat thence W att IV) teat thanre N*t*4k tl W m 1) teat thence N44«)l to E 400 IS teat to tha N o r t h a a t t c o r n e r o f th a north watt '• ot th# N orthaatt '« o l t a id S e c t io n j| ; th e n c e Ste*4l 42 E SOO feat thence S0CT2S 7J W 114 t l teat to the P o in tof Beginning ALSO Begm at me Southeatt corner ot the N o rth w e tt '« ot the N o rth a a tt U o f S e c tio n J i Townth>p 10 South R ange JO E a tt Seminole County. F lo rid a thence fu n E a tt along the South Ima of the Northaatt U of the Northaatt '« of ta»d Section JI a dittance of 4 ft ka feet thence ru n NOO*7S 2) E 14J 14 feat thence run Watt 400 00 feat thence ru n S00*1S 21 W 1J0 07 ♦eat thence run N»**4l 47 W 7S0 00 t e a t , t h e n c e r u n N I P l F I I W m i ) feet them e run S44MI S0 W t i l l SJ feet to the Southwell corner of taid N orthw ett U of the Northaatt '• then<e run S I W ’ 47 E 17*0 21 feet to the P o in t of Beginning Lest the South IS teat tharaof And la tt that part ot T ibar on Cove acco rd in g to the plat thereof a t recorded in Plat Book 7). Paget IS and 14 Public R a co rd t of Sam mote County F lo rid a date r .bed a t follow t Begin at the South w att corner of the N o rth w e tt ‘a of the Northaatt of ta id Section Jl thence ru n N44*]I.S0 E . l i t 00 teat m ore or lets, to the edge at water in Watt La ke thence run E a s t e r ly a n d S o u t h e a t t e r ly along tha edge of said laka to a p o in t on the N o rth lin e of Southwest 'a of tha Northaatt o l t a id S e c tio n ) i 9llBfl<B N f f l l 47 W JIJ S feet m ore or lest, to the Pomt ot Beginning ALSO Tow nthip 20 Range JO Sac fton Jt The North >y of the Southeatt '« of the N ortheatt *« Heta the N orthern IS tael and the E attarnVJk Jafeefi ALSO Tow nthip 70 Range JO Sac t*on Jt. North aao teat ot l a t t t i t J4 teat of Southeast '« ot N o rth a a tt *a (ta tt N o rth 2S feat) C on fam t 44) A c re s M ore or L e tt B a m g m o r t g e n e r a lly de scribed a t south of Long wood H ills Road and eatt of Watt La ke Said O rdinance wat placed on firtt reading on M a rc h 21. tkgs and the City C o m m issio n will consider same for final pa wage and adoption after the public hearing which w ill be hem In the City H all. IIS Watt W arren A ve . Long wood. F lo r id a on Monday the IJth day of M a y A O . IkfS. p a rtia l m ay appear and be heard with respect to the proposed O rdinance This hear mg m ay be continued from time to tim e until final action is taken by the C ity Com m l i t ion A copy of the proposed O rdi nance i l potted at the C ity H all Lo ng wood F lo rid a and copiet a r t on tile with the C lerk of the C ity and sam e m ay be m tpected by the public A taped record of thit m eeting it made by the C ity tor its convenience Th is reco rd may not constitute an adequate re co rd lor purpotet of appeal from a decision mode by the Cam m its io n with retp ee f to the foregoing matter Any per ton w ishing to enture that an ade quate record of the proceedings It m a in ta in e d far a p p e lla te purposes is advised to m a ke the necessary arrangem ents at his or her own eapente Date this n t h day of A p ril, tk tl C ITY O F LO NG W O O O G eraidm e B Z a m b ri C ity C lerk Pu blish A p ril 14 and M a y Itk tl O E C 110 SurtdBy. A p r i l 21. l t f S - S B 71—Help Wanted le g a l N o t ic e IN T H E C I R C U IT C O U R T O f TH E E IG H T E E N T H J U D I C I A L C I R C U IT 1 E M IN O LE C O U N TY . f LO R ID A C IV IL A C T I O N NO IS M Ja C A N P SHADOW LA W N S A V IN G S A N D L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N l»{ PlaldliM . rt G U S T P P E T R l D E S e» u> •' at Defendants N O T IC E O F A C T IO N *714411 TO R O B E R T B U R N S #nd P A T R IC I A B U R N S h.t wife R E SID EN C E UN KN O W N Y O U A R E N O T I F I E D that an action to foreclose a mortgage on tn# follow ing property m S E M I N O L E County F lo rid a Lot t B>ock C N O R T H OR L A N O O T E R R A C E S E C T IO N k O F U N IT 7. acco rd in g to ft* plat *hereot a t recorded tn Plat Boos i f Page SI. of the Pubi< Records of Sem m oie County Flo rida hat been filed egam tt you and G U S T P P E T R l D E S and L Y N N M P E T R lO E S . h it Wife and you ar# required to serve a copy of your written defenses if any to •t on C H A R L E S R G E O R G E III Swann and Heddock P A P la i n t if f % a t t o r n e y whose m ailing address It tJS West Centre' Bou levard Suite HOC P O Be* 440 O rlan do Florida 17402 0440 on or before the 72nd day of M ay tkts end file the original with the C lerk ot this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immed> eteiy thereafter ctt* rw ite a default wilt be entered against you tor the re lie f demanded *n the Com plem t or Petition W IT N E S S m y hand and teal ot this Court on the tlth day of A p ril 1k|t (S E A L t DAVID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F THE COURT By JeanBrilient Deputy Clerk Publish A p ril 71 M ay 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 t i m e .......................67C a lin« HOURS 3 consK utiv* tin ts 61C a lint 8 :3 0 A.M. • 5:30 P M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Noon 7 c o n itc u tivt times 52C a line 10 contecutiee times 46C a line Contract Rates A taiU ble 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday M onday - 11:00 A .M . Saturday 21 — Personals Notice l» " v r v b r given that 1 if * vnqagad in buainatt al U J B a rb erry C l . W inter t a rin g . Seminole County. F la t Ida jjro* unde* the lic tit-o u . nam e el ta k id en m y and that I inland to reqi.tar M id nama a-th the C le rk of tha Circu it Ce*rrt. tam lnote County, t lor da in accord ance with the p r o v i.lo n t ot the F ic t lllo u . he m e Stetutet to tvil Section U ) 0V F lorida Statute. I*S> . Stephen E S c h n e rtj P u 6 ll.ll A p ril M e . JI. X IMS Die i>________________ F IC T IT I O U S N A M i Notice i . hereby giv en that <ve are engaged in b u .m e .t at i l l D ia n t C o u r t , C a t . e i b e r r y , Seminole County F lo rida urgg undo' tha llctltlo u e nam e el FIR S T I N V E S T M E N T G R O U P and that <ve intend to re g i.ler M id name a lt h the C lerk el the Circu it Court. Sem inote County. F lo rid a in a cco rd ance o ith tha p r o v i n e n i ot the F ic t it lo u . Nam e Statute*. T o e lt Section M i 0* F lo rid a Statute* li s t /*. Arthur B F rie d m a n /*. M ar lona CipeMa » G iro la m o C 'po lia . F r e n k A F a lc o n e t" Publish A p ril II J l l M a y S. II. 'M l D I E IM F IC T IT I O U S N A M I N olica I. hereby given thol *e ere engeged in b u.m a t* a l P 0 Boe i l l S a n le r d . S a n lo r d . S e m in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a w n C ite under the ftctlheut nem o el M I L L K A M P . end that n e inland to re g u la r M id name «*i*h the C le rk at the Circuit Court Sem inole County. F lo rid a in a cco rd a n ce e lt h the pro " • le n t at the F ictilie w . Name Slatuiet. T e a l ! Sac Iion M l 0* F lor Ida S tatute, li s t f t G a ry E M illa r f t Jeffrey M ille r ' t ' W illia m C Te ikem p Publlth A p ril M i M a y S. II. II. IMI O E E 111 33—Real Estate Courses •ABORTION* l. t T r im e t ie r abortion t II o k . SIM) M e d ica id 11)0 l l l e n k . SJiC G y n S e rv ic e . U S P re g n en cy T v .t Free Countelm g Prote».-onai Care. Supportive A ln v n p h e re Confidential C E N T R A L F L O tlD A W OM EN S H EALTH N E W L O C A T IO N I tee W Ceteniel Dr . Orlando *ui Thinking at fa ttin g 4 K ta i E ila t* Lica n ta ? Wa altar Fraa Taftian andcaw fim aat T r a in in g t C a ll D»<k ar V x k y H r fa fa il« 44* 4444 )}1 1)04 E v a f N 1IM jet eeeeeji Kaya« at Fkarfea . In< It Y m m E »aar*ancaf i m o n i isaa________ 23— Lost & Found L o tt m a le b lo ck A white Hutky Shepherd. TO L b . Lett Sunday in L a k e M a ry m 3100 ’ ^t L f V f f ITIOUI NA M E 2323 S. FRENCH RYE. Orlondo - Winter Park 322-2611 S 12 IN T H E C I R C U I T C O U R T EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN A N O F O R S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y FLO RIO A CA SE N O IS 1741 C A 44 E IN HE THE M A R R IA G E o f EDW ARD A LVIN JO H N SO N SR Husband and M A R G E N E T T E FO R D JO H N SO N W itt N O T IC E O F A C T IO N TO MARGTNETTE FO RD JO H N SO N kal L iv e Oak Sheet SchertI T r ia s 1IIS4 YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T I F I E D that an action for D isso lu tio n of M a m a g e hat been filed agam tt you and you are required to serve o copy of iten defenses if any on R O B E R T M M O R R IS . E squirt Po tit toner's attorney whose ol fife address It 4)1 Wet* 2Sth Street S anford F lo r id a and whose m e.im g e d d d re tt It Pott O f ll • P» .SAef M S e n fo rd f ‘or da 17)17 on or before the 1st day ot June Iktl. and file the origm ei with the clerk of this court either before soryica on Petitioner % attorney or imm# dia»e»y thereafter otherw ise a default will be entered egsm tt you tor the relie f demended in the petition W IT N E S S m y hand and the teal of this Court on tho 7Jrd day Ot A p ril A 0 . I f t l (CO U N T S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk ot tho C ourt By /%' C h e ry l R F ra n k lin As Deputy C lerk Publish A p ril 71 . If M a y S. 17 IMS k in g fis h c h Seminole 2 5 -S p e c ia l Notices if«t O E E tat AAA EMPLOYMENT C LA SSIFIED A D S ; Balloon Mogic sos msoooo ........ S EN O A O IFT W ITH A L IF T I ____ IA1100H ______ BOUQUETS ..... Wt Da II Vt r I f o r e v e ry r i l W " e v e ry seawen CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Mr S to rk', v l.lt make* H i § lifetim e at m a m ariat. f if t i A a llf C a ll LiwAa 12) 411F • M A R Y K A Y C O S M IT IC i • t t m ta re a f e cafe* fla k C O N N IE ttf-F IM 27—Nursery & Child Care SUN LAN O ESTATES C h ild c a r t in m y home Lg feotad y a rd T l C 44m to 4pm M on th ru F r l 222 H 24 55—Business Opportunities Sw im m ing L t t t o n i Bagin M a y ’ m i Jar hi# Caoio C a ll 377 1)17 61 — Money to Lend A M E R I C A N C O N S U L T A N T f .I N C Ilf m o rfg p g a t a t la w a t t \ Sac ond m orfgagat at low II 1/4% S m all com m arciai feant. va can! land mob Ha h o m a t with (and Good (rad ii b a d crpdif Wa do if all ))l U J J I MO E Ait amort# Dr Iva A lfam o n ta S p rin g t L I C I N S E D M O RTGAGE B R O K IR It t m a t t ( a p ifa l ft JO 000 to ftI 000 000 and Ovar P O Bo* 7 H I Wmtar P t F la 17fe0 63—Mortgages Bought & Sold Wa pur chat# •sitting )%f or 2nd m o rfg a g a t n a fo n w ld a Top dollar paid on any ra tid a n fia l o r c o m m a r c ia i m o r f g a g t 404 244 IM I Leg al L e g a l N o t ic e N o t ic e m c t it io u s n a m e F IC T IT I O U S N A M E N otice Ik hereby given that I am engeged in b u .in e t. el IQe B e n i O ak C o u rt S e n lo r d Sem inole County. F lorida i l f f l under tha fictitlo u . nam a ot S N A C K T IM E V E N O I N G and thal I intend to re g '.ta r M id na m e with the Clerk o l lha C irc u it Court. Sem inoN County. F lo r id a in accordance with the P 'o v lt io n k ot the F ic t it lo u . N om e Statute*, to wit Section M i 9* F lor Ida Statute* IISF /*/ Je rry Jacob* Pu b llch A p ril la II. II A M ay I IMS O E E II F IC T IT I O U S N A M E N otica it hereby given that I am ongaged in b u ll n a il at P O Boa e l )0 S a n le rd . Sem inole County. F lo r id a JIT)I under lha lic t ilie u t nam a el M I L E S R E S E A R C H , and lha I I intend to r e g u la r M id nam e with tha C lo t h at the C ir c u it C o u rt. S e m in o le Cou nty. F lo rid a In a cco rd a n ce with the p revisio n, al the F w tltio u t N am e Stetutet t o w lt Section M iO t Flo rid * Statute* ItS) /*/ Je rry A la n Mile* P u b llth A p ril la. II. J* A M a y S. IMS D E E II F IC T IT I O U S N A M I N o tice I* hereby given that we e re engaged In butinest e l M i l O ra n g e B lvd . Sanlerd. Sem inot* County. F lo rid a W )I under the fictitlou* nam e ot BAD TR UCK ANO AUTO R E P A I R , end thol we Intend to r t g 't t e r M id nem o with the C la r k at th* C ir c u it C a u rt. Sam mol# Cou nty. F lo r id a In a cco rd a n ce with the prev isio n , ot the Fictm o u * Nem * Statute* t o w lt Section M i d i F lo rid a Statute* IIS! /*/ Beecher E Bum gardner >%> D ie n e E Bum gardner P u b " .* A p ril II N 4 M a y I. I). IMS O E E II) DENNI 4 c ry ) k A p p iic t fe r t n a td a d fe apply profeefivq coafiwg on ca*v bo4i» and pia n a t ftft fe ft)) pa* hour Wa tra m For «qrk Iff S anford a raa ca ll T a m p a H J » 4 2)1) A D M IN IS TR A TIV E A S S IS T A N T A C C O U N T IN G C L E R K SECRETARY KEY PU NCHER W ANG O P E R A T O R C LE R K TYPIST CRT O P E R A T O R S l mmad 14fe Mt*gwmawfe a va il •bfe la Laka M a ry and Saw H r d Araa Call A b fe tf Tam pa r t f i S f Y f c t t m m * ______ A«da% for ail %M9tt Carttfiad arfe or a vp a n a rn a d Good pay and b an ality P<aa%ant at motphara E q u a l Opportunity Em pfeyar A p ply at Da Bar y Mane# 4C H H w y 17 ?7 Da B ary F ia ________________ A I R L I N E S N O W H IR IN G Ratar t a fio n iif t. « ta w a rd a« ia i and ground ( r a w p o tiffe n i avaiiabfe C a ll I 4 l t l a f 0 7 4 i fer dat«ii%l4he%____________ AMamonfe PI fir m naady a*pa nancad fria l m r a l a r y W ill pay a c c o rd in g ly C a ll M i M a f . ii« s 8 I I U ta u A P P O IN TM EN T S E T T E R S P a r f l im a M o n d a y fhrw Thuryday S 00 P M fe t 00 P M ftl 00 an hour pluy booty C a iU o n g w o o d 4)4 M W ASSEM BLERS Naad • fe work in naw a*r cond plant Starting pay S4 J l hr M u tt ba a ytreng ra i'a b 'a workar with own tranyporta (ion Navar a taa I TEMP PERM______.774-1341 L O C A L R O U T E Di»'u>bsjfa him # b ra n d food produc f% and or n a fu ra l fru lf lu ic t t Rt%fock product and COl!a<t mon*y only Sutnfan fia l waakly aarningt poklibla N o sp a tial v t h k la naadad Raquira« appro* • h o u rt par w a a k a n d I M 000 00 fo r aqu'pm anf Up fo 4 tN fa* writ# off )%f iraar You mut* qualify fo hand*# m onay for ofbar« W rift Mr Ma%on Bo* J40747 B ham AS U1J4 In c lu d a n am a a d d r a t t and phona nombar or c a ll fell fraa 1 400 )7i 4444 barwaan t A M 4 JOHM Canfral Tim#/or># W ill baby lit in m y Norn# AH aga» Ta n da r lo v in g car# .. » » ,____________________ 31—Private Instructions 323-5176 CO LLEEN N otice I. hereby g iv e n that I am engaged in b u tm e s. *1 t t t l Hwy 11 t l Longwaod Sem inole County. Flo rid a DM O undar lha fictitlo u . nama of C R E A M O N S Q U A L I T Y C A R S end that we inland lo re g i.ler M id nem o with the Clerk ol the C ircu it Court. Seminole County. F lo r id a In a cco rd ance with the p ro vieio n . o* Iho Fictitlou* N a m e S tatute. T o w n Section M i 0* F lor Ida Statute. IIS) '% Joseph K C re a m o n . Jr P u blish A p ril jt A M a y S. I). It IMS O E E IJI I I C T I t lO U i N A M I N o lice i . hereby g iven that 1 am engaged In b u tin e st at 104 L e y b u r n PI . L o n g w a o d . Sem inole County. F lo rid * I7DT under th* "ctiliew* nam e ot F L O R ID A FIN A N C IA L N E A L E S T A T E , and the! wa Intend to r e g i.le r M id name w ith the C la r k e l 'h a C ir c u it C o u rt. S em in o le County, F lo r id a In ac io>donee with ih# prevision* ol the F k tllie u * N em o Sleluto*. Tow n Section M i 0* F lo rid a Statute* lis t /*/Ronald C Mover P u b llth A p ril Jt A M a y S. I). It. 'M i _____________ O E E I D N O T IC E U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S N A M E S T A T U T E TO W H O M IT M A Y C O N C E R N N olle* It hereby given that Ih* under signed p u rsuan t to the F ic t it io u s N a m e S t a t u t e " . Chapter M i 0* F lo rid a S le lu to . w ill reglttor with th* C lerk ot the C ircu it Court. In end lor Sem inal* County. F lo rida . upon receipt Ol proof ot 'h e pu blic* lion et this notice, tha llctltloue n e m * . la a l l QUALITY C A R P E T S A S H E E T V IN Y L under which I am en gaged In b u .in et* at l i t E C ry s ta l L a k e Avenue. Lake M a r y . F lo r id a D IM That th* m i * party m teve.tod m M id butm es. en terp rise I* at follow* H a ro ld S Nebto* Jr 10/ E Crystal Lake A ven ue P O Bo. lit L a k a M e ry . F ie n d * U J M Oatod *• Senlord. Sem inal* County. F kind*. A p n I. IMS / i/ H a ro td S Nebto*. Jr PiA tfith A p ril 1 .14.11. It. IMS O E E II FA S H IO N M O O C l T w A N T I D Work with fayhion dayignar and local bout iquay. T V com m ar ciaiy. catatogy F u ll or part tim a A ll agay and a ll haighty No a ip a r lt n c q n t c a t t a r y 47J ft J f Avow alw ayt A irin g ladfet A man Call Im m adtafely. 272 S t l t . 12) 1421 B A B Y S I T T E R W A N T E D parf tim a in m y hom a F o r a I yr old Own car R a fe ra rK a t rpq Lk M o ry araa__________ >21142 Bank Tallary Poyilton y a va il •b‘a for a ip a ria n c a d feifery In San feed B ra n ch S u b m il rq turn# w ith ya la ry ra quira manly to Paryonnal O f Hear Em pira o l A m a rlc o . P O B o . IM Deland FI D / l l MSO: or apply In par win *1 J0W Orlande D r . Sanford eoe________ Bar Tindtrv ne«d 2 full limt C e ll I I ) 00?* tor Tern BUSBO Y F u ll " m e A p p ly In person T u * . F r l. I a P M No call* Deltona Inn Cepe C a n a v e ra l F i r m ne ed , poop!* who want to be their own bo*. W ill tra in SJM pe rl " m e M M t u lU lm o M l j/Q) C a r te r F in d e r . Inc i l l III) Secretary | l) OCX) * ye ar Data P r o<m w 11) 000 * year Carpaator ‘ 1 H e lp e r. A L a b o re r. Needed See Stove *1 Flee _Woe Id M o n d a y fro m I to )__ Ca rpe n ter. A la b o r , w anted tor cc-nde. on A irp o rt R d . Sen lo r d D e p e n d a b ilit y , t o o l!, phone, and tran sp ortation ere * plu t C r e e l lie e lb l* b o tl great opportunity Todd M o m . I U S J J ii M F . *pm l)* m and on weekend. C ity of L a k a M a r y h * . an im m ed iate opening for e part lim a lanitor. lo r o ffice clean mg in C ity H a ll. I " m e t a waek H e l a r e n c e t w ill b* checked D e ad lin e for sub m llta l e l application * I. A p ril I*. IMS A p plica tio n * m o y be picked up *1 L*k* M a r y City H a ll lil N C o u n try C lu b Road la k a M a r y , l a 10. M F 101^______________________ C le r ic il P i r t o n m l Needed tor o ffice opening In Senlord A re* B e gin nin g dot*. M a y II. IMS Plea** tend * return*’ to D e n e lie Construe lio n , i l l W a s h b u r n R d . , M e lbourne, F id U f M _______ C LE R IC A L H E L P N E E D E D S a n l o r d A u f o A u c tio n . T h u rs d a y * o n ly A p p ly In person M o n d a y F r id a y *1 Sanford A u to A u c tio n .fro m *em to epm See M a r y or John n i l W 1*1 Street In Sanford C O U N S I t o rT s u m m * r TOUTH EM P LO Y M E N T TRAINING PR O G R AM P r o f e s s i o n a l p o s it io n re t p e n . i b l e lo r p r e f o r m in g v o ca tio n a l a . t e i t m e n l end ce u n M lin g la ch n lq u ee Can " d v ra b le a bility to re la te with educationally c u ltu ra lly ece nam lcally d>.advantage y o u th D e g e e e In S o c ia l Science, V o c a tio n a l E d u c e "o n . w 'e la te d H eld from eccredietied college requ ired Apply In person *1 eJ00 Ho* p ile l Rd . Sanford III U2> (LO C A T ED AT S EM IN O LE CO U M M IN I T Y C O L L E O C C A M P U S ) Th* P r iv a t e In d u t lr y C o n d i o l S em in a l* C o u n ty. Inc . I* a n ( O E . M JF/H /V NOTE LIM ITED TERM PO S I T I O N _________________ CRT D e l* entry e ip e rto n c e tor per menent positions W ith growth potential N ever a fee l TW r PERM------- 774-1141 A V O N ■ A R N I N O I W O V f lll O P E N T E R R I T O R I E S N OW III m U H ir m N R E X E C U T IV E S E C R E T A R Y E e c c u tlv e o ffic e ■ • c e ile n t Ik ill* M u st be proto**tonal ) i*ooo P e rm a n e n t petition* Never * feel TEMP PERM_______ 7761J4I Shopping For A Doonesbury New Or Used B W fU P JO p i rw s/sfle fm c ffO F rM M H U S T a n rtxft&sauGfCfiiT art * * a r 6Nt t e m u m n u Few c a n a lw a p i f in d 14# b e .I d e a l i la Ifle E v e n in g H a r a t d I C / a e .l/ le d e v c llo t i B r a d F r id a y * E v e n in g H a r a t d lot Ih t 4«et t t l t t Ilo n a a rt& T te m m o F E v e n in g H erald MM W lh Irv a rh l i n e r t lw r d . I I w M . I t l- H I I t 4*^ 4/ 4’ . , H . M 1 -y Am i t �—. * - #• »■ I* ** b 4 8 — Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Sunday, A p ril 21, ItlS KIT N‘ C A R LY LE * by Larry Wrighl 71-H e lp Wanted 71—Help Wanted 71—Help Wanted EMPLOYMENT OPfOtTUNIlT WITHSEMINOU COUNTY GOVERNMENT E x c e lle n t incom e for pert tim e horn# attem p ty work F o r info C a ll 504 44 1 900) E a t ?HO O oen Sun 1 IQ N / S T B IP IN O T E C H N IC IA N G ra d u a l1Eon fro m t ife n d e rd h if h tchool and at leett on* (1) r»ar of avpaftanca in ngn fabrication, *i$rt tnttallalEon a n d 'o r pavem ent m a rlin g , of an aquMraiaftt com b in* Ikon of ro u te d fra m in g and Wiper! a n c • E r p e n e n ce d Reception lit for P a d ie tric O ffice Only eaper. enced need apply Can 111 OOtSaek for K ay_____________ N A N N IES M l Of p ert tim e petition* available C h ild ca re or related background pro ferrad Reference* end tren* porfefJon required Calf 44* M u it p o iw m and m aintain a v a l id F l o r i d a C h i u i f t u v 't L k e r m ( O afmitlon of V A L I D The ittued ti<en*e U not a a pira d nor ha t within the pa it thrao (1) y t a r t boon dan lad r a tt r k t a d . revoked or tutpa nd ad ) A copy of tha front A back of tha lican*# it requ ired p rio r to N OON of tha d o t in g data A p p ly by NOON. M A Y ? « S U T I L IT IF I I N ! P C C T O ft G raduatio n from high at hoot t u p p la m a n f a d b r at la a tf thrao ( ) i y a a rt p ro gratttvair ra tp o n tib i# tub profa%t»onai onginoorlng field work lpr#f a rab iay Involving utility eon % f r u « t i o n i Colioga lovoi cou**e w ort In a r t la t a d H old m a y bo tub ttitufod on a yoar lor yaar bat<t for up to taro yaart An eq uivalen t tombunafion of training and o r p a n a m a Will b o c o n t i d o r a d M utt p o t to i t and m aintain a v iH d F lo rid a driver « liter*# (D e fin itio n of V A L I D Tha ittuo d He onto it not trp iro d nor ha*, within tha patf three (11 y a a rt boon domed ra •trietod ro vo te d or tutpond od I A copy of tha front and 'b a d of the driver*/ Heante it raquirad p rior to N OO N of lha d o tin g data A p ply by N OO N M a y 9 • I I E N O IN IE K IN O PERMIT C O O R D IN A T O R G ra d u a tio n from high tcihool t u p p ia m a n t a d by at la a tt fhrao fSI yaara p ro g ra ttlw ly ra tp o n tib i# tu b p ro ftttio n a l o n g in o o rln g w o rt Involving fie ld dutie* If wo y a a rt of which tlMMjid h a w been di r a c i l y r a l a t o d to r o a d dra ina ge , utility, or com m er c l a l c o n t f r u e f io n ) , or en equivalent com bination of re leted train ing and a aparlance M u tt p o t t e it end m aintain a valid F lo rid a d r l v t r 'i licante (D e fin itio n of V A L I D The llt u e d lican te it not aapirad nor h a t. within the patf three f 11 y e a n been denied, re ttrtried', r t v o te d, or tutpam l ed I A copy of the front end back of the d riv er t licante it req u ired p rio r to N O O N of the d o t in g date A p p ly by MOON M a y 7 • I VETCRANISERVICE O FFIC E R G ra du a tio n fro m high tchooi end three (1) yeert taper! erne a t a Veteran t Count#lor V eter a n t fie p r atari f at ire or related pot Ilion working with V e t e r a n t b e n e fit* , or an equivalent com bination of ra iated training and vapor lance Mu tl be Honor1a bly D itcher gad Ve te ra n M utt attend after h ir in g a tp a c la l tra in in g tchool provided by the Florida D tv itlo n ot Veteran t Affair* ( F O V A t p rior to car title a Hon by that D M e lo n at the County V e t e r a n S e r v i c e O f f ic e r A p p ly by N O O N M A Y f i t L I B R A R I A N III G raduation from an accredited college o# uni v a n it y with e M atter t Degree In lib r a r y Science, end five (SI y e a n pro fettlo n a l lib ra ria n eipert erne In public libraries at leatt two (?t of which mutt have been terved In a re tjpontiiblf a d m in itlra liv e ca p a c if y (t wo y a a r t of the o verall experience m u tl have b e e n t e r v e d in e p u b lic lib r a r y ) ; or an equivalent com bination ot training and lib rary experience I NOT I P O S IT IO N M A Y R ( H U H ) P R IO R TO C L O S I N G D A T t ) Apply by N O O N M A Y t i l t , T I L E C O M M U N IC A T IO N S M AN AGER , O ra d u a lio n fro m a ttanderd high tchoof with m ilita ry or 1 v o c a t i o n a l t c h o o l l n g In • c o m m u n ic a t io n * o r c o m m u n lc a tio n t electro n ict and five (It ya a rt ev periem e in public M te ty com m unlcationt two III y e e rt of which m utt have bean In e tuporvltory c a p a c it y , o# en equivalent com bination of related tram tng and e aper lane a Apply by ; N O O N . M A Y II IS Sem inole County Par tonne I Of flea. County Service* Build ing UOt E It* Street San ford F t Application* given and accepted Monday through F rid a y I 30 A M to N OON E qua l O ppo rtu nity Em ployer V e ttra n t preference given on initial Mr# E x p e rien ce d power tew opera tor* woodpertt Cuftert end counter flap tam inatort A lto h a v e two opening* for e tte m b le y work H o tp ita H ia Hon. bonut, vacation, hoeday* A p p ly f to tl. or I to 1 Of F o rm ife f Inc, Port of Sanford L a k e M onroe E (per Inc ed low ing m achine op t r a f o r t wanted on a" opera tion* Are a>*o offer a fram ing pro g ra m to per ion* with an h o n a it d e tlra to learn the in d u ttrial uawing trade M o d err* a ir conditioned1 fa cility , h e a lth c a re pro gram , p a id holiday* piece work earning* tteady work Apply between 1 pm a n d 1 pm SAN D E L M A N U F A C T U R I N G .IN C . 2/40 O ld Lake M e ry Rd ■Jantara__________ ASSEM BLERS N e e l I to work In new air cond plant Starting pay M 3 V h r M u l l be a ttrong re lia b le worker with own tr#rt*perfe Hon N ever a fee t Llia-ttife a l ' F e d e re l. State A C ivil |Of>* now a v a ila b le C e ll I4 i* 5 4 * 9 » 4 lor info 14 hour* ru n TIM S LP N H i th iff A p p ly in perton le k e v ie w N u r iln g Center, *l* E lr*d Street Sanford F ie Pa rt tim e attendant/driver F * p rrien ce p referred A p ply in perto n Celt l i t W ) l__ F*»r*onei Line* S e r v ic e R ap needed by focal in iu r a n c e agency S alary open G roup m turance with dental pad holiday* end vacation C a ll P ) ST41____________________ PHONE ROOM MANAGER G l M I. I it i r,>A r ' - ■ • " pert unity for per ton with good typing skill* Varied dutie* In cluding reception!** C e ll 445 ASM, tor epp't__________ A f.il m .1 ^ g ,n ii< * in W> lo r d O I . i t • D r . « . co m m lttlo n p lu i bonut B o . opoi e i.,o » i INSURANCE RATI CLERK W ill tra in N o e x p e rie n c e needed M u lt type 3S wpm. non tm o k e r* o n ly ( ecveliierr y 934 1*4) noiitt cMif. S o n io fd f l ( I f 17.) lo lo . y »Jf I H In l » P o llio Chw* .• b rin g R o quiio t Hoc nolo, t t>*g.*» with m ajor tfudte* in crim inology or a d m ln iitra h o n and pr*f*r I yr* Supervl«ory and Adm lnlttrattve retpo m l b ility Valid F lo rid a D riv e r * lic a n te end te H tfa c fio n of m ln im lm u m if e n d a r d * a* requ ired by F lo rid a P o lice Standard* Council Send re lu m a to C ity ©4 Sanford FI1* C iv il Service B oard P O i ; ; i Sanford H D I, before M a y 3* m s i . o « m f M /y; * TEMP PERM..........774 1348 Ja n ito ria l, 10pm to Sam 5 day* « week C a ll between ? and 4 )3i test As LA BO R MHI we* </r> FO RC E w< mi H elp Wanted Report ready for work at 4 A M 40/ W It! 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Bu ti net* A dm lnlaifA lion, or P u blic A d m in Iit r a lig n A p p ly in perton at 4?tQ M o tpda l Rd Sanford )H U )7 ( L O C A T E D AT S E M IN O L E C O U M M U N ITY C O L L E G E C A M P U S ) Tha P r iv a t e In d u tfry C o u ncil of Semi note C o u n ty Inc . I* a n E O F . M f H V MOT f LIMITED TERM P O S ITIO N RECCFTIONIST/CLERK Apply to work with the public, typing, p e rfo rm in g c le r ic a l and general office dutie* In b u t y but p i e a i a n l o f f ic e A p ply In (perton al 4190 H ot pital Rd Sanford l i t M i l I I O C A T E D AT S E M I N O L E COUMMINITY C O LLE G E C A M P U S ) Tha P r iv a ta In d u tfry Council of Sem inole C o u n ty Inc I* an F O E M l H V NOT I LIMITED TERM P O S ITIO N TEMPFERM..........7741141 ITATIITICAL T V PI t Tt G ood typitt for perm anent p o ll Hon* c o m p a n ie * with eicelle n t berwfit* P a rm a nenf p o tifio n i N ever a fee f I if •• M H u n lin f r C a II B u l u . 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I 7M) 3 b d rm , J' bafh E roc Home M a y fa ir Villas A va ila b le now MM 97—Apartments Furnished I Renl 4 b drm 1 bath, redecor afed home in Winft# Spring* A v ailab le now 14.75 E fficien cy ip ir lm t n l downtown Sanford Furni*hed uflllfie* in cluded f? M mo C O M M E B C IA L t Space available for S 7PM ais PeimettoAre 99» ms H E AL ESTATE KEALTOR 111 7#f| ) b drm . fbath f enced yard M*Q par month mmo__________ l o v e l y 1 b d rm e p ir fm t n l Hug# r o o m * Complete priva cy |100 per wk plu* 11V) *#<urlty depo*it 111 H U or ____________________ mmj N EW ( B d rm U liH H e * In eluded pool >100 tocurlfy tw o m o Adult* ors »r U JS a t) Sjnford Court Apartmtnts S TUD IO S I B O R M 1 BDRM F LE X IB LE LEASES Sente# O f l i t ft Dt* count 323-3301 I bdrm . adult* no pet*, air, quiet re ttd e n fia l SHOO par month, plu* depot It H I 9019 I bdrm apt New ly decorated C o m p lete p r iv a c y HO per week 1)00 kacurify 111 H I1 or U I 1399_________________ 1 bdrm , I bath L iv in g room, kitchen SJOOmo C a lf T il 11)4. or 171 ;* H 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent ill! CALL BART Ftfin A p t! for Senior Cltiinnt H I Pe»m#t»o Ar# U *'*-one Ce ll l AK f M A K Y Iwen I bdrm ftrn *m all apt Single work ing m a n N ic e . & h u r r y ! 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Sanford's Sales Leader REALTOR - 125— F o r L e a s e W E LIS T A N D S E L L M O R E H O M E S TH AN A N Y O N E IN N O R T H S EM IN O LE C O U N T Y - SAILPOINTE RESIDENTIAL AT 519.990 Mandr M an! J b drm I > i j ) t H I Lot Zoned Duple ■ Quaint Country Home 1 bdrm |)5 900 Real Clean Starter home on freed r i a cre Low ao * F a m ily Hom e 4 B d rm fenced yard work*hep L 0w SO * Paul Hom e 7 i« rm bar patio 3 b d rm -) bath nice areasaa OQO M idden Lk V illa * P la n ta tio n model cm green belt 155 W0 Hsdden l h Villa* 2 b drm ) bath *pllt plan ynd i d 50 * Her*# Ranch 5 acre* cu*tom home, clcnem M ake otter1 Longwood Her*# F a rm Unique ranch home pool * *pa ttabie* A p a rtm e n f Bldg G re a t ioca fson fully f#n»ed'H II 100 e e a a a a e e e e a e e e e e B U I L D I N G L OT S LAKE MONROE L u r u r y A d u il A p arfm p n t. I 7 B d rm . 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Llye in house A rent I apt* or rent alt for g re a t in co m e property 51)0 000 LAKEFRONT PROPERTY ) bdrm 2 bath hom e with pan­ oram ic view ot Lake Loner a Paddle fan*, sunken living room, firtp lo co . spit! bdrm plan 514) 060 WI L L B U IL D TO SUIT* Y O U R LO T O R O U R S f E X C L U S I V E AGENT FOR WINSONG OIV CORP. A CENTRAL FL ORI DA L E A D E R ! MORE H O M E FO R L E S S M O N E Y ! 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Brass Lead N ew spaper Glass Gold Silver Kokomo Tool *I «W 1st 4 1 00 Sat 4 I 139 M00 Nuada Mawar, Ra kt Ho* ' f *n l If In Tha Want A d i cul 201—Horses 1HEIFER CALVES Approxim ately 771 poundstat h 1711 fK> FOR PEOPLE WITH CHAMPAGNE TASTE U Mick A F r u l i P l e i a d I l r « * t u r f , i . da ily . Sanford A>ui m a l a ' i n 0*41 223—Miscellaneous DELTONA C0RP. REALTY CO. th g v y Chayunn* C 10 Pt<k Up 11*0 Atr auto P S tt*too HuOufU,! t)**f C a u f i i y Panlfac 17) 1111 pairs I2M» 971 447* 7 3 Traveler Pickup Campei Slggpg a IMP Op III ll*» *T» N O M A O - L lk * n*w I ! 11. sleeps I. air awntng gas vie. tr u i ; j >*4 ‘ 14 C h e v y C u t f o m O i l u i i ptek up ca m p er special 97 000 ml E x t r a clean Towi ng peck age 15 500 T o wn k Cou ntry R V Resort Orange Bl vd . L a k e M onroe Lot I f P aisa CUM Wood ______ 41 W in neb ago , 34 II Under w a rra n ty D ash t root air and m o re f i t 000 13) I++5 243—Junk Cars A N Y JU N K CARS A 1 R U C K ! 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Sait Law n AAower 17 Sears llir t+0 A n d Swivel High Back Van Wats 1 171 tor J Vuiare P S P B A.* l ess then 1IOOO o r ig in a l m iles IUO) 971 ease 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers 1983 FORD CROWN VICTORIA T* gut a " B it . " "Rrap a lin g " in Want A < f i l_ ____ fo r futntikid And Unlutntthid *1 B la ck Honda Interstate Adult owned garaged 17 OW m ites new tires t l ISd F ir m M l 1441 GREAT SAVINGS! Ph 199 at*0_____________ / *77 B e lc h C l e c t r a lim i t e d Loaded! 1 owner low m ileage Greet condition 119)0 See 4t corner of A irp o rt Bl vd k Sanford A v t 1)1 ) )4 l 977 JC)+ 1+40 221—Good Things to Eat Elaborate N gauge railroad s t I up Radio coni rolled airplanes k boats golf clubs 'An'? 74 C a d illa c C o u p e D o V in e Clean, ru m good new p e n t »a\0 174 77- 239—Motorcycles and Bikes THE LARCCST, MOST hCTURCSQUC DCALERSHir IN LAKE M0NR0C OFTERING •' Allot dibit Luxury Condo minium fot V Todij'i Profit A uonih Teo Bid ^ room, T*o Bath, Tinnn Court!, Seim ' mini Pod, ttopicil : Setting On UAl Moo ; i o i . 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C a d illa c Lim ousin e white 4 black V e ry good condition lJeO0 444_7J7O_ 217—Garage Sales 1#++| m illl 1+44 Pontiac F ire b ird Loaded1 Reduced |4++) Courtesy Pentiac SI) J i l l Iff* H onda Prelude Sun roof |Jf») C P u 'it u Po^Tiec i n Ji l l 1*77 B A Y U N I II t A R A T D O A 7SM ltd eng V o lv o outdrive Loaded I7 .I H 371 2SM It) 40)7 after « P M 4 cyl a.r Runt good It 000 or best otter m i )+03 after N>m Courtesy Penttoc WE FINANCE IS F t Bass and $4l with a 1*74 70 H P Johnson Mo*or With New Trailer E s c e ile n t Condi Non t l IM )4* *194 sa w 971 ) i 94 1* 7) GMC Pickup H<1 EreocR A v t ..............J t t - W f 323 6593 C o m * IS F t with *0 MR M p rc u 'y and trailer A il in great condi tipn |1 m m 7*0 S___ __ t+*t I ton Ford flatbed tr'uck Also w a lk behind concrete t+40 Ford 9 4 ton pickup dump truck New painting uphei 'I’tery tune up and front #n<3: alignment App># pie tondi tion Yours for MW0 Dump truck feature wlon# is nvorfh )70 00 4 day 9 01 ) 9117 +) 100 Sanford A v t C O N S IG N M E N T S W E L C O M E I 215—Boats and Accessories w i n d o w s k l ocks c r u is e stereo R eta ils 171000 »»# t»a m C a n 4eJ J+41 Agent 1*40 Chevrolet Pickup DISCO UN T AUTO SA LES C o m m e r c ia l o r R e s i d e n t i a l Auctions k A p p ra isa ls Call Dell >Auction 93) H70 Chevy C 70 or For® Vans t+45 New lo a d e d ’ H.gh *op dual Sretobeiave NIGHT L & E AUCTION 235—Trucks / Buses / Vans a^r, co*o# TV., bar CB power la**l ___ H T1I1I Bad Credit? 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(>1 land" lads ailended tin I ulver sin ol Central Florida While |M't1.1111) 111(1 with lilt Koval Mallei at .1 Sou I he a si et n K1e1011.1l Mallet Festival. tails was dlstov t r ill hy Koliert Inllrev ol tin Luis P e rci " n o d h a l t k f T i m m f Vincent May Day Brunch Coming Virginia Burney, from left, Becky Courson and Linda Keeling gel info the spirit of the season and try their hands at flower arranging to herald the Annual May Day Brunch, Sunday, May 5, at the Sanlord Civic Center Hours for the brunch, sponsord by the Partners for Progress (formerly Civic Improvement Protect) Committee of the Woman's Club ot Santord. are trom 8 30 a m to t 30 p m Open to the public , tickets are S3, adults, and SI iO, children under 12 Chairman M rs Waller Glelow says the p ro ceed s w ill b en elit the co n tin u in g beautification ot Santord Vivian Buck Is chairman of the lood Entertainm ent will also be featured Call Mrs Woodrow Cash, ticket 1 h.m moo for information See l*EHF./.3C Pet Health Newborns Need Extra Attention To Survive 1 Out- ol the k illt-n * a rriv e d dead T h e o w n er* sa id It w as b a re ly h r r a lh in g w hen they sta rte d lor th e clinic- A fo u r th k lt ir n had d ie d e a r llr r tti.n m o rn in g T h e y w ere p ist about t w e e k s o ld now a n d both k llle n s w ere so w eak that th e y barely n o tice d Ihe r u n m t u llu ii g o in g on a ro u n d th e m A q u ic k p h y s ic a l e x a m show ed th a t the a n im a ls w ere e x tre m e ly pale, w ere covered w tih flra s . a n d I h r lr body te m p e ra tu re s were low W h e n told abo u t Ihe a n e m ia I h r o w n e rs a sked w h y It had h . ip iir iir d a n d w h a t c o u ld I k - done a lm u l tt H it s Is .1 fa ir ly c o m m o n pro blem w h ic h o c c u r* w h r n you h a v e .1 Ilea Infestation w h e n v o u n g a n im a ls a r r p re s e n t " W e have d is c u s s e d w hat medically s h o u ld I k - d o u r .liter y o u h a v e ad o p ted a y o u n g cat o r dog. tint w hat sh o u ld y o u c o n s id e r w ith tirw h n rn a n im a ls M a n y a n im a ls w h ic h are c o n ce ive d n e v e r liv e lo n g enou gh to be 1mm S o m e are li»st to ge netic p ro b le m s a n d In fe c tio n s w h ile s till In the u te ru s II death o c c u r* e a rly in p re g n a n cy there m a y be­ little In d ic a tio n o f a p ro b le m since the e m b r y o s u s u a lly ab so rb ed If a se rio u s p ro b le m o c c u rs la le r In p r r g n a n c y Ihe f r lit s m a y Ik- a b o rte d o r slllltM irn Fo r th o se that m ake II lo t h r o u tsid e w o rld there a re s t ill lew guarantee*. 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R e fre sh m e n ts w ill be served by B lu e B o o k C a rs. i % g r a d u a t e o f O s c a d n A re a H ig h S c h o o l, M ic h ig a n , w h e r e h e p la y e d v a r s it y fo o tb a ll and w a s n m e m b e r o f Boy S c o u ts o f A m e ric a . M r. B r o w n Is a n e l e c t r o n i c te c h n ic ia n In th e U S . A ir T h e w e d d in g w ill t>c an event o l A u g . 3. at A ll S o u ls C h u r c h , S a n fo rd Schiedel-Mann M r. a n d M rs. G e ra ld F . S c h ie d e l, 2 I H I 3. T e rra c e illv d ., L o u g w o o d . a n n o u n c e th e e n g a g e m e n t o f t h e ir d a u g h te r. R o x a n e L y n n , to W illia m F. M a u n J r , , so n of M r. a n d M rs, W llllu m F M a n n Sr.. 7 IH O sce o la D riv e . R o x a n n * Schied el, W illia m F . M ann J r . W h e n the S h o p p e s o f D ik e M a ry open. L c s a n d S h e ri A r m s w ill be o p e n in g a h a rd w a re sto re m the c e n te r T h e fu ll ce n te r w ill br- c a lle d " T o w n e a n d C o u n t r y H a rd w a re ." L e s a n d S h r r t a lso o w n S u n w a y A u to P a rts In D ik e M a ry . DEAR ABBY: Y o u r a d v ice Is u s u a lly good, bu t y o u w ere dead w ro n g w hen y o u u d v lse d " A S in n e r In M y H e a r t" to sw itc h to a n o th e r p a ris h w h e n her exb o y f r ie n d ( " J o h n "I r e tu rn e d afte r H i y e a rs to b e co m e her p a ris h priest. A lth o u g h S in n e r " s a y s sh e 's h a p p ily m a rrie d , she a d m its to h a v in g s tr o n g feelin g s lo r J o h n , a n d s u s p e c ts the feel­ in g Is m u tu a l b e ca u se he canno t lo o k her In the e y e M e an w h ile , sh e In c o n s u m e d w it h g u ilt lx-ra u se sh e e n n 't b r in g h r r s r tr lo confess to h im that she Is lu s tin g after h im In her heart A b b y . w e do not so lve our p ro b le m s b y r u n n in g a w a y front th e m II " S in n e r " s w itc h e s to a n o th e r p a rish , sh e w o u ld create m ore p ro b le m s I lia n sh e w o uld so lve H ow w o u ld sh e e x p la in the su dd en s w itc h lo h e r fa m ily ? H etle r for her lo sta y w here sh e Is and face the m u s ic . Her "s tro n g le e ltn g s" w ill pass w ith tim e If she w ill p ra v lo r stren g th a n d d ilig e n tly p ra c tic e the art ol se lf-control. Both she a n d th e p riest sh o u ld lx- able to e n g e n d e r s u lflr le n l lu lth am i d r te rm in a l Ion to b rin g th e m v ic to rio u s ly th ro u g h (Ills c r is is THE REV.C.W. KIRKPATRICK. HATFIELD, MASS. DEAR REV. K.i A n d what II th ey a re n 't v ic to r io u s ? A ll right. Instead of s w itc h in g to an o th e r p a rish . " S in n e r " s h o u ld have a n o th e r p rie st la k e tier c o n ­ fe s s io n I m a g in e w h a t c o u ld e n su e sh o u ld sh e c o n fe ss to her priest that she Is lu s tin g (In her heart) lo r h im w h ile he |Nisstbly Is lu s tin g (In h is h c a r tl for her? P rie sts are h u m a n , lo o W h y tax an a lre a d y (tillu u lt s itu a tio n hv m a k in g it m o re d iffic u lt ? m a jo re tte , a m rm tx -r nf C lv ln e t le s a n d on the S tu d e n t C a le n d a r stuff. H e r fia n ce . Ixim In O ra n g e P ark, Is the m a te rn a l g ra n d so n o l M is . H e n ry M. C a rte r. J a c k s o n v ille , a m i Ihe la le M i. C a rte r. He Is u I9H 4 g ra d u a te o l P a x o n H ig h S c h o o l and Is a g ra d u a te o l IT T T e c h n ic a l I n s t lt u lr , T a m p a . M r. C a r te r Is e m p lo y e d b y F lo r id a B lu e P rin t C o ., Tam pa. T h e w e d d in g w ill he an even t o l M ay 24. at 7 p in . at W o o d sto ck P a rk U n ite d M e th o d ist C h u r c h , J a c k s o n v ille . DEAR ABBY: C lin y o u stand P enw om en To M eet Ih e N a tio n a l L e a g u e ol A m e r i­ c a n P e n w o m e n w ill in e rt M ay 4 lo r a lu n c h e o n a n d pro g ra m In th e T r e e T o p r o o m at th e D m g to rd H otel. T h e g ro u p h a s th re e m e m b e rs III the m u s ic field . T w o of these m rtu b e rs , M a rg a re t H o s t e lle r a n d S u sa n L u c k n iu n w ill present a m u s ic .ilc ol th e ir o w n c o n i p o s itio n s . I lils w ill lx- the la l m e e tin g ol th e se a so n A ll a rea IV n w o m c u a re Invited. F o r r e s e rv a tio n s a m i In fo rm a tio n C a ll 0 7 H -9 4 3 B lie s e r v a lU in s m u st h e m a d e by n o o n . M uv 2. Drs. Tillery, Robinson, Lightbody, Payor, & Salmon art* pleased to announce the opening of a second office for the practice of ORAL MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY Longw ood Fiscs 414 M M Wsst S is Is Road 414 N o t To Bsrnslt Bans Just Wsst 01 Springs P lu s Ii s ot>vinos d ia l some people an- tat white o th ers are thin But to these tw o basic tyjx-s O v e ra ctIve A U m le ra c tlv e g la n d u la r sy s te m s - m ust tx- added the factor of b io c h e m ic a l In d iv id u a lity . T h is sim p ly m eans d ia l cacti person Is d tlfrrrn t The size A placem ent ot organs v a rie s In each per­ son One contributing to obesity ts the length BOO POLAND ol the io ie stm .il tract. W h ile the average is 21 feel ih r r r Isa su b sta n tia l (inference In the ca lo rie absorplio n betw een a person w ith a 19 bsit intestinal tra d A one w ith 24 feet. A n o th e r sim ila r luctor is the length of tim e Itxxl re m a in s in the Intestinal Iract. S lo w in g the tract ittnr called c onstip ation in creases calorie c o n su m p tio n elTletency and also Increases c h a n c e s ol bowel cancer T h ere are o lh er factors c o n trib u tin g to the plight ol ihe ovcrw ’c lg h l person w h ich w ilt be discussed later. In the mean tim e kn o w that the overw eight person who needs to lose It) or lo t) p o u n d s can find h elp and und erstanding at F«L. •> t «p L*J #t a ■#•• f- . • . * f r*'’*r'N> « p m *-, I- * • * * • o n e m o re I d le r on the c o w b o y bat Issue? A fte r m y h u sb a n d s ta rte d te a c h in g at a Ju n io r c o lle g e In euairrn WynmlnH- he waked onn ni ih e In stru c to rs n a tiv e to the a re a w iia t the c u sto m w a s c o n ­ c e r n in g th e w e arin g o f c o w b o y h a ts " T h e y n ever take th e m o ff in c la s s ," sa id the teacher. "You're kidding." said my husband. " D o they take them off in church?" " T h e y n e v e r go to c h u r c h . " " W lu it abo u t fu n e ra ls ? " " T h e y n e v e r d ie " CARLA K E LLY . SPRING FIELD , MO. C A R L A : R ig h t! O ld D EAR c o w b o y s n e v e r die l ll ic y Just lose th e ir range). A n d now th at w e 'v e u n c o r k e d Ihe Issue o f the 10g a llo n h u l again, hear t h is fro m a t ra d e r In T e x a s w h o w a n ts to set the re c o rd straig h t: DEAR ABBY: C o r n e r in g the s t a t e m e n t c r e d it e d to B u m P h illip s w h e n lie w as a s k e d w h y h e r e m o v e d I lls c o w b o y at H o u s t o n 's A s tro d o m e : " M y m a m a ta u g h t m e that a g e n tle ­ m a n a lw a y s rem o v ed t ils hat w h e n he en te rs a ho m e , a n d the A s tro d o m e Is hom e to m e ." Y o u r re a d e r w a s w ron g o n a ll three c o u n ts T h e hat w a sn 't a lO -g u llo n 17n 629-1441 BAMS 1 P rW o y wMnsaeb I 'm ■ o re o n ly von w ill m i m n d . a s die n in e o th e rs w ill p ro b a b ly te ll mr th a t If I d o n 't c a re m y $ 1 5 0 ,0 0 0 house to s p e n d $ 2 0 a m o n th to protect It. 1 c a n g o w h istle D ix ie , A n d w h ile y o u h a v e y o u r c h e c k b o o k o u t a n d are in a g e n e ro u s m o o d , p le a se s e n d an o th e r $ 2 0 to p tih llr T V . a s I have d e c id e d to |oln the IX) jierrerit o f th o se w h o enjoy t h is service a n d let o th e rs su p p o rt It for me. enough a b o u t HARRY HOWE. ST. PAUL. MINN. DEAR ABBY: I've led fu n d i.ils ln g p r o g r a m s to b u ild tw o v o lu n te e r lir e s ta tio n s . 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DEAR ABBY: I have d e cid e d not to p a y th e $ 2 0 0 In su ra n c e h ill on m y h o u s e I'm le ttin g o thers p a y It fo r m e, so p le a se send m e a $ 2 0 c o n trib u tio n to h elp pay t h is b ill. I a m s e n d in g lilts re q u e st to n in e oth ers, bu t PUBLIC NOTICE! W k s r s W s lg h l C o n tr o l Is M o ro Thon Jut* A O lo tl X -L L (305) 774-33S9 Dear Abby r o w b o y h a t . It w a s a h o u n d s U x ilh s p o rts letlora; t in ­ m an w a s n 't H u m P h illip s , he w as H ear B r y a n t; a n d the p la c e w asn't the A s tro d o m e . It w a s the S u p erd o m e . LIQ U ID A TIO N O F C O L O R T .V .’s "W H Y A M I PA T?" In In th e next few w eeks, I w ill be In te rv ie w in g fo rm e r e m p lo y e rs w ho w ere firs t a p p o in ted to r u n c ity a ffa irs In 1973 w h e n D ik e M a ry w ent fro m tx-lng In co rp o rated In b e c o m in g a c ity . T h e g ro w th a n d ch an g es that h a v e o ccu rre d In the past 12 y e a rs are m a n y a n d It m a y lx- In te re stin g to go lia c k . give som e h is to ry a n d ta lk to so m e o f th e p e o p le in v o lv e d In th e c it y 's b e g in n in g a n d th e n c o m p a re w hat the c it y w a s th e n to w hat It Is tod ay. N ext w eek. I'll begin Ihe s e rie s w llh e a r ly h is to ry a n d the first In te rview . Wife Who Lusts After Priest Shouldn't Run From Problem S a n fo rd . H o rn In G re a t F a lls .M o n t., t h e b r I d e - d e c I Is t h e m a te rn a l g ra n d d a u g h te r o f Mr a n d M rs. H o w a rd M a g o rle n . M is s io n H ill. S I)., a n d Ih e p a le r n a l g r a n d ­ d a u g h te r o f M r a n d M rs. H u r r y S c h ie d e l. Y a n k t o n . S I) M is s S c h ie d e l l» a J u n e . I9H O g r a d u a t e o f M e r r it t Isla n d H ig h S c h o o l. M e r r ill Is la n d , w h e r e sh e w a s u c h e e rle a d e r a n d played o n the s o lth a ll team S h e w ill g ra d u a te fro m the U n iv e rs ity of C e n tr a l F lo rid a on M a y 3. S h e is a m e m b e r o f T r lD e lt a s o r o r i t y , A c a d e m ic P e e r A d v is e m e n t . O u ts ta n d in g Y m ih g W o m e n o f A m e ric a . M a rk e tin g C lu b and Is lis te d In W h o 's W h o A m o n g .Stu­ de nt* In C n llrg rn ol A iiirrlt ii. H e r flu rtce. h o rn In O r ­ la n d o . Is a J u n e . 1977 g ra d u ­ ate o f S e m in o le H ig h S c h ix il w h e re he p la y e d lo o tb u ll, s o c c e r n u d baseball. He Is an A u g u s t , 19H2 gra d u a te o f U n iv e r s it y o f C e n tra l F lo rid a w h r te he w a s a m e m b e r o l Pi K a p p a A lp h a fra te rn ity , the Inuthull te a m a n d M a rk e tin g C lu b . H e Is e m p lo y e d us agent for N a tio n a l S lu m iu r d In su ra n c e . T h e w e d d in g w ill l>r an event ol J u n e H. at 7 30 p m ., at S t . M a r y M a g d a le n C h u rc h , A lta m o n te S p rin g s. Turner-Carter M r. uud M rs. L a r r y E. T u rn e r. 2 1 2 2 P ro s jie rl St .W . J a c k s o n v ille , a n n o u n c e Ihe engagem ent o f th e ir d a u g h te r. K lm tic r ly M a rie , to H ubert C u r tis C a r te r J r . o f L u l/ . so n o f M r. uud M rs H u b ert C . C n r l r r Sr.. 5 3 3 4 S h a n n o n Ave., J a c k s o n v ille . H orn 111 J a c k s o n v ille , Ihe b rid e -e le c t Is Ihe m u lr r n u l g ra n d d a u g h te r o f O r v ld W B u tle r. S un ford, th e la te M rs M Y ru B u lle t a n d M rs F lo ssie W ils o n . J a c k s o n v ille . S h e Is In the 1985 i luss at t'a x o n H ig h Scho o l. J a c k s o n v ille , w here she Is a m e m b e r of the m a r c h in g bu nd, a Y o rk w ith a Itinerary o f s p e c ia l th in g s to see. I n c lu d in g a gran d tou r o f H a r le m a n d V o lk s w a g o n S e rv ic e lo h e r c h ild h o o d h o m e A poem w as read that w a s w ritte n for her. L u n c h w as served a n d M a d e lin e b ro u g h t out th e c a k e she baked for h e rs e lf E v e ry o n e enjoyed th e p a . ! / R ib b o n c u ttin g r e re m o n lrs w ill lx - h e ld for B A L A 1C S e rv ice M a y 4 at 10 a m at 181 E C r y s ta l L a k e D rive. O w n e r B o b D o n a ld so n re lo c a te d his b u sin e ss from h is h o m e R e fre s h m e n ts w ill lxserver! from ID -12 noon. G e l w r ll w is h e s go o u t to G a ll t.’rxik. d is p a tc h e r for D ik e M ary P o lic e D epartm en t G a ll h a s been III and entered th e h o s p ita l lor a sh o rt stay C ity T re a s u re r. M a d e lin e M in s, w a s h o n o re d at b irth d a y p a rty h e ld at c ity hall A s a joke, sh e w as presented b y h e r co-w orkers, w ith a o ne w ay p la n e ticket to h e r h o m e to w n of B r o o k ly n . New Park 3 2 1 -2 2 0 9 C it y M a n a g e r K a th y R ic e a n d h u sb a n d M a tt, c e le b ra te d th e ir I5 lh w e d d in g a n n iv e rs a ry A p r il 12 M u tt su rp ris e d K a th y b y d e liv e rin g a s p r in g b o u q u e t to her at c ity h a ll. In th e evening . K a t h y p re p a re d a s p e c ia l d in n e r. D eepest s y m p a t h y Is e x te n d e d to E v e ly n D on ald so n o v er th e p a ssin g a w a y o f h e r m o th er, G w e n d o ly n B a rb e r o f Sanford, F o rc e , a n d Is e n ro lle d In C o m m u lt y C o lle g e o f the A ir Fo rce. H o llin s C ollege. W in te r L a k e M a ry C o rre sp o n d e n t B oy S e o u l T r o o p 831 held a c a m p -o u t last w eek-end fo llo w in g th e ir m eetin g . T h e sco u ts ra m p e d out F r id a y e v r n ln g at W a v e r ly A c re s S a tu rd a y m o r n in g th e y ro o k e d b re a k fa st, then dressed In th e ir C la s s A u n ifo rm s a n d w e n t on to S- nilnc'.e C o m m u n ity C o lleg e in p a r tic ip a te in A D a y In ih e P a s t" p a ra d e a n d pageant. T h e y a ss is te d In set-ups and d is p la y s and p erfo rm ed Ihe (lag r e re m o n lrs S a tu rd a y e v e n in g th e y retu rn e d to r a m p for p itta a n d coke. S u n d a y they had a fish fry w llh Ihe fish th e y h ad c a u g h t d u rin g the r a m p n u t * L a u r a E lle n B e rn o s k y , T h o m a s C . B ro w n J r . Bonnie O lv era U 4 .a N O PERSONAL CHECKS M *•» JS"TS£J W -’ �Sunday. April 71. I * I S - J C Evening Herald, Sanford. FI In And Around Sanford Social Tagged Party Of The Year *acaM fcr V U n i M a v t * * Marvin Henderson presents Dr. Velma W illiam s a donation for the United Negro College Fund. C ollege Fund B en efits From Pizzazz Show P iz z a z z , P u lu r r Model** of T o ­ m o rro w . p re se n te d its th e ir a n ­ n u a l F a s h io n a n d T a le n t S h o w before a la rg e c ro w d . P iz z a z z w a s fo und ed In 1979 by M a r v in H e n d erso n . P iz z a z z u t iliz e s fo u r fa c e ts o f e n t e r ­ ta in m e n t; a c tin g , d a n cin g , m o d c lin g a n d s in g in g Its re v u e e o n s ls ts o f 3 0 In d iv id u a ls based In S a n fo rd . T h e s e [icrsons. a lo n g w ith M r. H e n d e rso n , h e lp to put the s h o w o n . T h e y In c lu d e S a m c llu P h illip s . K d d lr S tile s . C u ria a n d J o h n e a lta W illia m s . D ebra D a v is . K e v o n d a C a ld w e ll and K a re n H a rrin g to n D u r in g th e y e a rs p ro c e e d s ffp in the s h o w s lia v e been d o ­ nated to T h e G o o d S a m a r ita n H om e. S W O P . N A A C P . a n il t ills year M a r v in H e n d e rso n m a d e a d o n a tio n to th e S e m in o le C o u n t y C o m m itte e fo r the U n ite d N eg ro C o lle g e F u n d to D r. V e lm a H W illia m s . D o n a llo n s are s t ill lie ln g a c c e p te d fo r the the C o l­ lege F u n d . T h o se w is h in g to c o n trib u te m a y c a ll Dr. W illia m s are D r. C a lv in C ollins. K a p p a S ig m a O m ega S o r o rs atten d ed a n d h o sted the 3 2 n d S o u th A t la n t ic K e g lo n a l C o n fe r ­ ence fo r A lp h a K a p p a A lp h a S o r o r i t y . Inc. h e l d In J a c k s o n v i l l e A p r i l 4-7 . T h e them e w as: E n e r g iz in g lo r th e 21st C e n tu r y w llh the F o c u s on M o v in g u p fro m P o v erty . T h is them e Is a c o n tin u a tio n of A lp h a K ap p a A lp h a 's a ch ie v e m e n t ol d y n a m ic p o w e r b y e n d e r ln g S u p r e m e s e r v i c e s to a l l m a n k in d . K a p p a S ig m a O m eg a S o r o rs are a p a rt o f C lu s te r 111 In th e S o u th A t la n t ic R e g ion a l, th e y are p ro u d to h a v e lx-rn a p a rt o f the h o s tin g a n d p la n n in g o f the C o n fe rrn c e w tth a m e m b e rs h ip o f o v e r 12 0 0 so ro rs S o ro rs a tte n d in g from S a n fo rd w ere M e rta n J o h n s o n . Ilu s llru * . iio b o r la A le x a n d e r . K a ih e r y n A le x a n d e r. S u s ie llla e k s h e a ic . M y rtle B ro w n . B re n d a F o rd , D c- Marva Hawkins ■IJ2-SIIH C o n t in u e d F r o m 1C K a p p a S ig m a O m e g a C h u jit r r of A K A S o r o rity . Inc. c e le b ra te d Its n o n lh b ir t h d a y w it h a c o u n try sty le d h re a k fa st se rv ed to all so ro rs. D e lu rls M y le s p re ­ s id e d w it h S o r o r H o r lc n s c E v a n s g iv in g th e o cca sio n S h e urged a ll s o r o rs to re d e d lca tc th e m s e lv e s in o rd e r to u jih o ld the Ideals a n d g o a ls of Ihe great fo u n d e rs w h o o rg a n iz e d o n the n a tio n a l a n d lo c a l le v e ls S h e fu rth e r s ta le d th a t m ost m e m o ­ ra b le e ven t w a s the or aan lzatlon o l tlie K a p p a S ig m a O m e g a C h a p te r , A lp h a K a jip a A lp h a S o ro rity . Inc. h e ld on N ov. 15. 1975. at St. J o h n M is s io n a ry B a p tist C h u rc h S p e c ia l re c o g n itio n w as g iv e n lo t h e f o u n d e r s b y S o r o r H r r r ir d r t ic B la k e a n d c h a rte r m e m b e r S o r o rs R e tie cca Sw eet, o rtg lo a to r o f th e lo c a l ch a p te r, a n d fir s t B a s lle u s . C u r i t i b a M r r k r r s o n . V iv ia n B o w d e n . A n g ls D o u g la s. Z o n u le D a v is D ix o n , M a ry W h ite h u rs t, O zle M a th is. 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In other ways, the repetition o l everyday living (with the bills and the dishes and c o ld s in winter and p o iso n ivy In sum m er) c a tch e s up A nd so people need a fo ca l point where they can w eigh one thing against another and really consider what it s all about. Baptist M i I I H M I Of O M i w Sunday L IL A C T IM E cbutcm 6*»ct u u rn o M 1TN0M1T CM VtCB U f a ! M W 4 P a . f aaf Or. 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Bill & Dot Painter JC P en n ey S a n lo r d P la z a STENSTROM REALTY PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS THE MeKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance H e r b S t e n s t r o m a n d S t a ll and Employees M IL’S GULF SERVICE KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanlord Don Knlghl and Stall L.O. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida D a vid B e v e r ly a n d S t a ll WILSONEICHELBEROER MORTUARY PUBLIX MARKETS E u n ic e W ils o n a n d S t a ll and Employees Mel Dekle and Employees WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson SENKARIK GLASS ft PAINT CO., INC. OSBORN'S BOOK AND BIBLE STORE Jerry & Ed Senkarlk and Employees 2599 Sanlord Ave. WINN-DIXIE STORES and Em p lo yees •SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY I t M W B lI Df 6BB T a ti * » a a * fy a f t a f .'f l* 4 I r t h * M A ia ra fty af 4 r t la.**, af F a r t f t C k * Bm 4 B B*> 1,1 lia r t M i »at*a*fy rt 6 r t I I I ! ft Ilk l l ta rta .4 B*» (ataaaat f*B **i*rt 111 l**a lanaa B4 ta a . 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I 13 M a p le Ave.. S a n fo rd , o p e n s at 8 p m . a n d a d m is s io n Is free T h e pastor, A lle n M c D a n ie l, sa v s the coffee house p ro g ra m s a rc held m o n t h ly a n d In clu d e "go*>d m u s ic , free re fre sh m e n ts a n d good lu n ." Demonstration Scheduled T h e O ffice for F a r m w o r k e r M in is try , A jm p k a . Is s p o n s o rin g a d e m o n s tra tio n S u n d a y fro m 3-4 :3 0 p m. at the A lta m o n te M a ll to s u p j K i r t passage o f the H rx lln o H ill. T h e p ro p o sed le g isla tio n b efore C o n g re s s w o u ld m a k e th e H a itia n s a n d C u b a n s w h o a r r iv e d before J a n . 1. 1982 a n d e s ta b lish e d a n Im m ig ra tio n a n d N a tu ra liz a tio n S e rv ic e r c r tir d e lig ib le fo r p e rm a n en t re s id e n c y lit the U n ite d S la te s . T h e C u b a n s a n d H a itia n s a r riv e d at th e sa m e tim e a n d u n d e r s im ila r c irc u m s ta n c e s , but the R e a g a n A d m in is tr a tio n le g a liz e d the s ta tu s o f the C u b a n s a n d not the H a itia n s T h e F a rm w o rk e rs M in is try p o in ts out that H a itia n s m a k e of 2 p e rce n t o f the refugees In t h is c o u n try a n d 7 0 p e rce n t o f a ll th e m are lie ln g re ta in e d In Jail. Fo r In fo rm a tio n c a ll 88 0-5 151 , Senior Adult Day F lr s l B a p tist C h u r c h M a rk h a m W o o ds. 54(8) M a rk h a m W o o d s Road. L a k e M a ry , w ill o b se rve S e n io r A d u lt D ay on S u n d a y . M a y 5 T h e re w ill In- re c o g n itio n s o f past a n d present m in is t r ie s o f s e n io r a d u lt s in th e c h u rc h . T h e p a s to r w ill a lso re c o g n iz e those w h o h ave ic le b n it e d Ih elr G o ld e n W e d d in g A n n iv e r s a r y or w h o w ill be c e le b ra tin g II th is y e a r. T h e re w ill Ik- u lu n c h e o n g iv e n by th e J o y S u n d a y S c h o o l C la s s h o n o rin g S e n io r A d u lt s (GO y e a rs o f age a n d older) In th e p a s to r's hom e Im m e d ia te ly fo llo w in g th e m o r n in g w o rs h ip se rv ice . Youth Fellowship F o llo w in g the e v e n in g s e rv ic e S u n d a y , th e y o u th o f First B a p tis t M a rk h a m W o o d s w ilt e n jo y a fe llo w s h ip tim e In the h o m e o f M r a n d M rs E m il M itc h e ll. S a n fo rd Schedule Change T h e Rev W ig h t K lr t lc y , p a sto r o f C o m m u n ity U n ite d M e th o d is t C h u rc h . C a s s e lb e rry , is s c h e d u le d In he h a ck In the p u lp it t h is S u n d a y fo llo w in g h is iw o -im m th re c u p e ra tio n from s u rg e ry . 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It m i g h t b e re a ss u rin g to lit- to ld that the reuson lo r the ta ck o l fa ith o n Ihc p a rt of non b e lie v e r s is that th ey d o n 't k n o w t h e ir B ib le , Saints And Sinners Clergy Malpractice Suit Gets Underway Rock Music Seminar by Num bers. "The v is it (o a r c m r la r y w ith S S ts to me in c o n c e iv a b le ," said F ile W lc s d . c h a irm a n ol th e U n ite d S la te s H o lo c a u s t M e m o ria l C o u n c il a n d a forem ost a u t h o r it y on the d c s tr u c tio n ol 6 m illio n J e w s d u r in g Ihe N a zi era. Doubters Attack Faith Fundamentals T h e T o m lin s o n C o lle g e C h o ra le fro m C le v e la n d . T c n n .. w ill p re se n t a c o n c e rt of sa cre d m u s ic at 7 30 p.m . T u e s d a y at the C h u r c h o f G o d of P ro p h e c y . 2 5 0 9 E lm A v e .. Sanford. T h e c h o ra le , w h ic h has lo u re d the U n ite d S ta le s . C n a d a . the B a h a iu a s a n d E u ro p e , w ill present a broad s p e e tru m o( m u s ic ra n g in g fro m sta n d a rd h y m n s to the latest In c o n te m p o ra ry go spel. V io le n c e a n d the o c r u li In ro c k m u s ic are the su b je cts c o v e re d In t h r s e m in a r to Ik- p resented at P a lm e tto A v e n u e B a p tis t C h u rc h at 7 p.m . on T h u rs d a y a n d F r id a y by D a v id B e n o it. H r h a s re se a rch e d the ly r ic s o f ro ck m u s ic a n d the life s ty le s of t h r m u s ic ia n s a s b a c k g ro u n d for Ihe se m in a rs . B y the use o r c o lo re d s lid e s a n d a sp e c ia l p h o n g ra p h (hat p la y s Ira rk w a rd to reveal s u b lim in a l m e ssages. H enotl w ill d e m o n ­ stra te how ro c k m u s ic le a c h e s o c c u ltis m a n d g iv e Illu s tra tio n s how the ro c k ''h e r o e s " e n c o u ra g e s u ic id e a m i v io le n c e w ith n u m b e rs s u c h a s V a n H a lm ’ s Ju m p a n d Ihe P o lic e 's Murder T h e p ro b le m w as c o m p o u n d e d w h e n H w as a n n o u n c e d that R e ag an w o u ld lio no t the 2 . 8 0 0 G e r m a n s o ld ie r s . I n c lu d in g m e m b e rs o l the SS, h u rle d a l a m lllta rv e rm e ta ry at H ltb u rg . G e rm a n y D ig g in g In Manning shovels April 14 for the groundbreaking lor the first phase of new Westview Baptist Church facilities at 4100 Paola Road, from left, Roger M aslln, pastor; Jim Zerkle, architect; Nathan W illiam s, general contractor; H arry Qulggle, building committee chairm an; Paul Peterson, Bill Griffith, Hap Andrews, and Jake Woosley, building committee members; and the Rev. George Dunn of the Seminole Baptist Association The church Is now meeting at 2743 Country Club Road, Snford. 'Night Of Joy' Scheduled G o sp e l sin g e r A n d ra e C ro u c h , r r r lp le t ii of s ix G r a m m y a w a rd s, a n d fo rm e r G r a m m y w in n e r D e b b y IkM inr w ill h e a d lin e a s p e c ia l s p r in g t im e " N ig h t o f J o y . " M ay 17 In Ih e W a ll D isn e y W o rld M a g ic K tn g d n m T tie r o n lr m p o r a r y C h r is tia n m u s ic c e le b ra tio n , w h ic h a lso I n c lu d e s T h r A r c h e r s . P h il D ris c o ll. G la d p lu s s p e c ia l guest P h ilip Hatley, b e g in s a i 9 p.m . after the re g u la r c lo s in g tim e. It t o ol tune s u n til 1:30 a .in . w ith I>er(ormatte rs at sta g e lo c a tio n s throughout the M.igle- K in g d o m Admission a lso In c lu d e s a ll o f H ie M agic K in g d o m a llr a c flo n s . T h e s p rin g elate fo r " N ig h t of J o y " h a s h e rn uddeel to D is n e y 's sc h e d u le of s p e c ia l e n lr r t a ln m c iii ev en ts d u e to o v e rw h e lm tog p u b lic resp o n se. S e p te m b e r B y C a t h e r in e G e w e r t z G L E N D A L E . C a lif {UP1J T w o i K ir n a g a in C h r is tia n s are a m o n g J u ro rs w h o w ill d e rid e l l a c h u rc h s h o u ld he held lia b le lo r the s u ic id e o l a m a n w ho had sought c o u n s e lin g Im m Ihc r e ­ lig io u s g r o u p s p a s to rs T h e ca se is Ik-Ilever) to Ik- the llrst c le rg y m a lp ra c tic e la w s u it lo g o to t ria l O p e n in g s ta te m e n ts In t h r S I m illio n s u ll f llr t l against G ra c e C o m m u n ity C h u r c h In 1980 h y the v ic t im 's fath e r. W alter N a lly . Ik gan W r d n e d fs u . T h e tria l Is e x p r r t r d lo last tw o m o n th s. A lth o u g h th e tria l w ill be h e ld at the G le n d a le co u rth o u se . Ju ry select lo ll In-lore S u p e rio r C o u rt J u d g e J o s e p h K a lin lo o k place at th e B u r b a n k H o lid a y I n n iK -ru u sr o f H ie u n u s u a lly la rg e |k k i I o l 150 J u ro rs ra ile d III the case. N a IIy ' s la w y e r . E d w a r d B a rk e r, w h o e a r lie r sa id It m ig h t he d i f f i c u l t p i c k i n g a J u r y becau se o f the r m n lln n a l Issues Involved, s a id he w as pleu scrl w ith Hie p a n e l c h o se n In Just tw o days, t ^ ( //€ /u /. y B a rk e r said he c o n s id e re d It a victory to gel the c a s e to trial C h u rch a tto r n e y Sam u el Ericsson In sisted llu- Issue d id m il In-long In c o u r t . N a lly hied ih e s u it a g a in s t Hie c h u r c h , one of ih c la rg e st in Los A n g e le s County, o n e year after Ills so n . K en. 24 . k ille d h im s e lf w ill) a sh o tg u n b la st N a lly c la im e d H ie chu rch'* p a sto rs were iie g llg e n i In g iv in g a d v ic e lo Ihe tro u b le d y o u n g m .tn In the (Inal d a y s u l h is lift-. T h e su it a c c u s e s H ie Rev. J o h n M u c A r th u r a n d th re e o th e r p a s to rs of " o u tra g e o u s c o n d u c t " lo r a lle g e d ly d is c o u r a g in g h im f r o m s e e k in g p r o f e s s io n a l p s y c h o lo g ic a l h e lp b e ca u se o f t l i e l r b ia s a g a i n s t s e c u l a r c o u n s e lin g T h e s u it w a s d is m is s e d for liis u f f ic lr n i g r o u n d s In 1981. but w a s r r ln s ta le d h y a n u p jK - a ls c o u r t last year. T h e C a lifo r n ia S u p re m e C o u rt d e c id e d the up J ie a b co u rt r u lin g c o u ld Ik - u sed a s la w lo r ih r c a se , b ill c o u ld not I k - qu o ted us p re c e d e n t In fu tu re s im ila r case* B a r k e r s a id . . CELEBRATION OF WORSHIP IN THE SPIRIT AND THE WORD. SUNDAY SCHOOL ................................................. 9:45 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP ............................................. 10:50 A.M EVENING W O R S H IP ............................................... 0:00 P.M. Andrae Crouch e v e n ts for the jia sl tw o y e a rs w ere a d v a n c e se llo u ts T ic k e ts a re a v a ila b le at S e a rs In A lt a ­ m o n te M all. - — - V William Thom pson, Pastor Sanford Church of God M l W ait 22nd Straat s » s s s > * * * « * s s-s s » - s s 222-2942 �BLONDIE 4C— Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Sunday. April 76, IfIS ACROSS by Chic Young OX A / , I S O T m 3 ) S ----- A T T E rm O K lO / l //M A T •» I HOROSCOPES W hat The Day W ill B rin g ... 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CM] U O V « The New M t * e » " ( TS7S) J m « l Garner O anw * F'knk T h i legendary M t . v o brother* end l i r a young c o w n duiga «t a w « t of i c t w i to con m ono, and arm led-M heart* f f i I'O) SEASONS O r A N A V A JO Tm lam aiem m et the range o l tfetirtea found among three generaio n e of • Hereto fem e, kvtng on A ruona • Defence Plateau 2 :3 0 0D (II MOVIE The Red Badge Of Courage” |1BT4j Richard Thom a t M -cheer Brandon B ated on the norer by Stephen Crane A Crve War a d d e r demonatrate* true courage after paruckmg in Me Aral enemy encounter 3 :0 0 t □ AMATEUR B O n N O u S . t tugoaiena (torn Sarajevo Yugouava f f l HOI LA SEMINA CN L A LEQISLATURA 3 :3 0 I O NBA b a s k e t b a l l Ptayoft Cam e f f l IW> TONY BROW N 3 JO U R N A L An mternee with Norman l x B ut­ ter noer anoen aa Muham m ad Ab­ dul A m . one Ol three men ra v in g a we tenfanca lor the I M S murder ol Malcolm X 3 :3 5 I I WOMEN S TENNIS Tournament O l Champion* 4 :0 0 0 A GOLF Liberty Mutual le g enda teal round live from Auetm Taiaa 1| ( M ) O k P S IE HO) DC BONO S THINKING COURSE 01 (I) GREATEST AM ERICAN HERO 4 :3 0 » O WIDE WORLD OF SPO RTS Scheduled The Harlem Globetrotlera n free Orteant Kentucky Der­ by Triata kve Horn C hurch* Down* in icurareM K y , a Kentucky Darby ir n e e f f l | tot HEALTH M ATTERS soo il l ( M ) B J / I O B O 0 } | to i WASHINGTON W EEK IN REVIEW Q ) (B1BARETTA 5 :3 0 (Z) |101 WALL STREET WEEK Guett Frederic Greenberg, nee (jrefdent Goldman Sacha A Co 5 :3 5 11 MOTORWEEK ILLU STRATED EVENING 600 0 A 1 o 7 O NEW S II (M J BLACK S H EEP SOUAORnQN f f i ( « ) THE SPORTING LIFE IPram eral Hoal Jen Palmer, former Baltimore O m e e (etcher, p-ufeea abort a paraonaatre* Thia behmd the-Kenaa examination of a joc1 ey a I N tocuaea on Angel Cordero f f i 111 VEGAI 6 :0 5 ,U W R C atLM Q \ 630 O A NBC NEWS ) d CBS NEWS T O ABC NEWS q tD (10) NEWTON'S A P P L E A look *Bp(«A«|bon» of »Tt* human *cncm w s y«wn«-vg in* pronghorn. M cond la iiM t m im m u on •*<th g 700 0 A DANCE FEV ER Celebrity ludget Rene Enriquez Thaao Pengnaa. Mery C edorette Performence by Deborah Gear (Rj I) O HEE HAW Featured Porter Aegimer Amy O rtn l Mdkon DoAar Bend t r r Hirer C logger* i R) 7 O SOLID O O LD Hoet Rea Oeea Cohoat C ry a ta i G ayN Gueete SMkm ar G reg Kdm. Path LiB ea e U ceey OaNy Tattled S i p let Judy CoRne O an a Ftoea letterI t (M |B U C K R O Q IR S f f i (10) SMITHSONIAN WORLD featured archeeceognte (Recover ■a* about Cutter a deteal at Little Bighorn, the kN and work of the i» ih century Am erican pam lar ThomaaEakwe q d ) III TALES FRO M THE DARKSiOC A would be m e n tion writer i letabhone ant e at erg machine ta kumea a tnee) and r a c e o l ita own that i 7 :3 0 o 4 FIORIOA S WATCHING (!) (I) FRONT GALLERY 8:00 a f: D IFFREN T S T R O K E S Orumntand a n u r n Sam that a lonuhettumy e nothing Ip (eat but ■Ran mmor awgary on a anee * Drummond a lata the labwa era turned ( R | q ® O C H A R LE S IN CHARGE Charter reacuea Ddugiaa fr« n the throea o* an uregwtad romance ehan the led ta«a heed over haw* •or the aart-centered Erwd (R| ( I O T J . H O O KER Hocaar «,v covara m e w n - t doutm W d i teen-age proetrtute <J<a Whmoel ■ho become* a murder target m the red-kght d ia tr o (R j c O ( M l MOVIE Angel Dulled | t* |i| Jeen StabNion J o t r dutch A ereA-io-do fame, tecta Paged* •Ren a eon amokea marijuana laced erth angel dual ffi Sh a k e s p e a r e p u t s T ilu l A n d r o n ic u a T ra to t FNacock. Anna Catder-Marahan E>w *t»»N and Edward H erd m ctt lia r «I tn*a tragedy o l yeaiouay Mat end revenge n ancient Home q CD (I) MOVIE C M d Turka, 11|71| t>c* van Dy«e Pippa Scott A amaa town teeing banerubtey wd am t l i w an * aa oA aa mnabd•ntt can Ourt amok mg for 30 daya (toi 1 :05 H FRGHT TR A CKS 1 :25 d ) (SI MOVIE 'Tha String** I <M41victor Buone » a n e Sayar 2 :0 5 I I NIGHT TRACKS 2 :3 0 (Z) O MOVE Watua (tS S tl George Montgomery Tama E g M 0 U ( M l MOVIE Tha Dawn Patrol I m i l Errol Flynn. D e n i Niven f f i (I) MOVIE Tha Sorcerer* (TM7) B o re K a ro n Catherine La­ cey 3 :0 5 I I NKJHT TR A CKS 6 :3 5 11 B A S E B A LL Ananta Bravea at Houaton A itroa 9 :0 0 O i f i HUNTER ftuntar and McCall embark on a m id aeerch for a aulpecied bant robber who ra rumored to be the large! o l a tacantty arrived hitman (R) ) O a jr w Ol e (7 O LO VE BOAT A married •Oman aeeaa revenge agamat her fuaband by having an after mtn another man a aanoua-minded cun turner advocate threaten! to re­ veal a ecandal it h«e vnN goea to •ora lor a co o tie manufacturer. Gopher and >aaac auapect Judy I '•teat beau may have a dubioua paal |R )q 10:00 O f N B C WHITE PA PE R Viet­ nam Laaaona O l A i oat War Hoat Uarvm Kalb look a t t lha eaya Americana attitude* toward the ear m Southeeat A lia and toeard each other here changed during the p a il decede (1) O C O V E R U P A model • boy ■ Irend grvee D e n a clue to the whereabout a ot a m u tin g computer due M il before he d m iR i (I) o FINDER OF LOST LOVES An attractive woman iConraa Sellerca depreaaed over her huaband a death m reiatet Cary a attempte to corvaoN her « a a*gn ol altecbon ( R ig T 1 (M l IHOEPENDENT NEWS (!) (l| HAWK 1 0 :3 0 (11 (SSI RETIREM ENT THE C LO S ­ EST Th i n g TO HEAVCNT Hoet George Weeon with guaete « l d mg Congretam an Claude Pepper, J m u tte t th# piannng neceeeary lor tu c c e a tU retirement along erth tome of the pittaae m reechmg the) t»we or We W I >91 M O NTY P Y T H O N • FLYING CIRCUS 11:00 0 < » O F O NEW S u (M l PUTTIN' ON THE HITS tip•ynced randrliont o l Baby Im a Star. We Belong B g Bed John, Sharp Dreeaad M an .1 HeaoOoay and Shout f f i 110| MONTY P Y T H O N S FLYING CIRCUS f f i (!) H O N EYM O O N ER S 1 1 :2 0 11 NIGHT T R A C K S CHARTBUSTERS 1 1 :3 0 E J 1 ) SATURDAY NIGHT U VE Hotl Kathleen Turner M utKal gueet John W ere ( Mieemg You." IlSlIlBU 1IRi f O STAR S E A R C H G r a t a Bar bar a Eden Hertua Hancock |R> (J U FE B T Y LE B OF THE RICH ANO F A M O U S mler.iewa mtn M or­ gan Brittany, Abby Dalton, hotel and caamo owner Sieve Wynn Rrck Jamaa T a BabJorua and Randy Gedner act'eaa Lae Meredith |R| I I ( M l MOVIE The W « 01 The Wortda' (ISS3I Gene Barry Ann o ( 9 (I) M O V E Phantaa-n |t» f» i Mthee* B a d e v r Angue Sc.lmm 12:20 n FROMT TR ACKS I I (M | NEWS soo 505 11 NrOMT TRACKS I) a STARS 0 ) ,7 II 11 01 1 0 :3 5 Q MOVE P a n l Tour Wagon (IM S ) la a Uarvm Cant Eaarwood Curing tha Gold Ruin daya m CanForma, a p a r ol proapactorr V a r a • e*te bough! Pom a Morm on at an 5 :2 5 MOLLYWOOO ANO THE 600 4 r a CO M PAN Y O U W ANO YOU O a g r ic u lt u r e u s a (M lIM P A C T NEWS II) FOCUS 630 f l 4 HARM ONY ANO GRACE 1 O SPECTRUM O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION T! ( M | W V GRANT Q> (•) ABBOTT ANO COSTELLO 700 H f FLO R IO A S WATCHING ART FESTIVAL <1 O RO BERT SCHULLER I j j O PICTURE OF HEALTH T I ( M l S EN HAOCH 1 | W O RLD TOMORROW ( B ( l| JA M E S ROBiSON 7 :3 0 I f O ESSEN C E ON TELEVISION 11 ( M l E J DANIELS 11 rr IS WRITTEN ( B ( I ) W V GRANT 800 4 V O C E OF VICTORY J O REX HUM BA BO (7.1 O BO B JONES 1 1 ( M l WOOOT W O O O P fC K f R f f i (101 S E S A M E STREET |R|Q 11 ALVIN ANO THE CHIPMUNKS ( I III S U R E RFF U N D S 0 630 Q 4 SU N O A TM A S S 1 O OAT OF OlSCOVERY J r O ORAL ROBERTS 1 ! ( M l PO R KY PfO 11 B U G S BUNNY ANO F R * N O S O ) (I) RAINBOW BRITE A rw n ittd A young get eiyti tpeciAl power* overcome* gloomy t.K foer* end meAee lha world baautiM anth col­ or 1130 (3 O B LACK AW AREN ESS J . o T H * WEEK WITH D A W ) ■ W M tL fY f f i (Y0) OOURMFT COOKING (!) (I) CAROL BURNETT ANO FRENO * AFTERNOON 0 | M CLAUO M LM G R O U P J O MORE REAL P EO P LE I t ( M l M O V E The 300 b r a n ana (1SEJ1 Ikeh a d Egan RNpn Rich, a d to n At Paam I t --inty a m , advancat 300 Spanan u d w i Q uad tha p ita at Thermocylge f f i (W| QOOO NEIGHBORS f f i (I) M O V * U Harroanouaa |tOT4| Chataa Orodm C a v X e Bargen A butmaaaman-turnadb u rg le and a Cured eociaata chal­ lenge tha w tt'd a greeteet tecunty ayaiem m or d a to area a fortune 1230 0 4 M C H THE PR ESS ] O EXCfTINa W O R LD OF S PEED ANO BEAUTY ( I ) O WALL STREET JO U RN A L REPORT f f i |10l HEALTH MATTERS 1:00 (1) O NBA B A S K ET B A LL Piayotf Game C7 o Di a l o g u e w it h b i l l n e l ­ so n f f i (10) MASTERPIECE t h e a t r e AH For lo r e A aareag.it who b e te t h a Meatyte on a woman a magajme 'ecet tn a tta e d romantic dream t dmmg a (met holiday m Franca (J 130 O f f i LO A N ! G R EEN E S NEW WILDERNESS (71 O S U L DANCE OUTDO O RS 1 50 31 M O V * Toung fu ry <IM M Rory Calhoun Virginia Mayo A gamaknge* d n e o ra t that hr a to n it an outlaw 200 O f f M OV* Tha G a m b ia (IO N ) Jam eeCaen Paid Sorvm o A young proleaaor leacmeied by gam bimotaka deeply kilo debt (7) O THIS IS THE USEl ( It ( M l M O V * Dondt |1M 1|D a*td Jen teen Water Wtnchefi A young ttowewey on • th p of ON r a turning home game notoriety ehen an act ot Congreee grantt turn cm f f i (101 MASTERPCCE THEATRE 900 f ) WORLD TOMORROW d i O SUNDAY MOANING Sched­ uled profile of Boar on Canica tpoftacatter Johnny Mott, three Wa (7) O FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CH U R CH OF OPLANOO IT ( M r t k a n s f o a u e r s ( 10) PAINTING CERAMICS IS) VO LTRO N DEFENDER OF THE UNIVERSE 8 930 0 4 VIBRATIONS (7 0 s p e a k EASY H ( M l PINK PANTHER (10) JO Y OF PAJNT1HQ (S) INSPECTO R GADGET 9 :3 5 I I ANOT ORIFFTTH 1000 O 4 TAKSaa ADVANTAGE WRETTEN (II (M ) M O V E D o n! Go Near The W a ta (IM F ) G e m F a d . Ore Scale During w orld W a tt. lha commandar of a navel pubkc raauona umt on a South Pacific raiand haa a drthem lim e leeewig tea outfit nf landkrbbermg mraktt from apatImg t p a t at theaeama rj f f i (10) U A Q C OF DECO AATrVt PAJNTSaG f f i l« l O U V I R TWIST Animated Eacapmg from a cruel appranticaahg> an orpnan la N m erth a band Ol There* and it belrended by one of tea te rm * who leuvutee ram edh hr* real (amity q (7 O rr * 1 0 :0 5 13 O O O O NEW S (7 O M O V * FoRow The Sun I tM tlO ie n n Ford. A n n e Ba*t« 1 0 :3 0 0 J r U U P PETS (1) O f a c e Th e NATION (J l O FIRST BAPTMT CHURCH 5 :3 5 11 WRESTLING to preserve the hnancieFy arkng So ­ on Secur.ty and Modrcere programa Hoof Lomo Groan, ra toned by *ovmor Cakfom o congreaaman Jamoe Rooeoveit San Mar* Hatfwd iR-Oro l Rae Andrew jacoba ID-Wd) and Reo Claude Pepper e v e n in g 0 IT ffi ffi T f f O T O NEW S (M l 0 F U Z L Y ADAM S (10) NATURE OF THINGS (I) VEGAS I 11:00 6 :3 5 11 W>L0. w il d w o r l d o f a n i­ A* For lo v e A n a the death ol h a dommaamg mother a woman accept! a paying g r a i mto h a lewd of turn [J ( 9 (I) EMPIRE. M C M u n rre (Kanneth W enni it been poetical and per acme W ow * by h*e chadven when tea deugfitv Amy (Mach M v tm l joint the le w 1*1 party and to n La r­ ry iJoaepn r*agw I K e l l to k m the buamee* end attend med*cel acfioW ( P w l lo f 1) 2 :3 0 f f O USFL FOO TBALL Ben-more S l v t et Tampe Be* Bandita 300 f f i (10) DOHNANTI A N O THE C L E V E L A N D O R C H E S T R A At Cleveland a Severance Hex. the «■ cheefraa nee maeetro Chrietopn von Donnanyi conduct! Bevg a Vlo­ an Concerto toatum g guoat eoioiat tithe* Penmen and ScN enenn a Second Symphony ( t) O Game 3 .3 0 NBA B A S KETB A LL Playoff 3 :3 5 I X COUSTEAU MISSISSIPPI RE­ LUCTANT ALLY Jocguee Coueleeu and tea loam aip ioro the fwalory wedMe and peopio of the *100 m u. U e a w r M,»*.*utt» n r a ayttem Rom i l l ongmo to the GuK of Moat co g 400 0 f f GOLF Uborty Mutual lo g onda o l Golf final round kvo Pom Auoim Te* H I ( M l HA WAX FIVE-0 f f i |S| SWITCH 4 :3 0 f f i ()0) A GREAT AM ERICAN H O ­ TEL A look at L (rnutago. a B o ra ty Haa hotel IM ! boeata lop-nofch roftaurant*. quoaty v ) end roof log muehai performencoa af aunaal 5 :0 0 lU lM I D A N K L BOONE f f i (tO) FIRING U N E Should The Fed Bo TamodT O u a tlt Pi eel on U a n e i nco choeman Fodorai Re econom.ai Herbert 7 :0 0 0 ® S E V E R SPO O N S Ebeard a d-Ctteaet] at tha thought that Na • i * k Ewfyn may tamarry and move vmo in# houee n e il door (Rl O « o m in u t e s O R * L E V S BELIEVE IT OR NOT) The viewer a to wheiher Jo in o l Art eea actukPy burned at the a'aka and X G eotga W aahngtona i Afao • mental and phytcai leal that 'educea SOO conteatanta (o 1 1 :5 0 12 O PEN U P Elderly Ath.ee Guetta Robert Buber M D . S v lann# Siem m eu Ph D Congreeerna« Claude Peeper (D-FL) ’ a 0 O 1 1 0 X 0 NEWS 11 ( M l S A N FO R O ANO SON (D (10) A D A M SMITH S MONEY WORLD Guoefa Warren BuReft $5 9 5 O N LY Im lndea: Fam ous Couch Chowder, linked Potato and French Fries or Rlcc. Fresh (iarden Salad or Cole Slaw. Hot Bread and Butler. Seafood Platter..* 6 .95 A b o v e S e r v e d W i t h French Frie*. Cole Slaw and Hush Puppies m m m i 100 f f i ID THE a v e n g e r s 1 1 :3 0 IN OUR FIGHT AGAINST 1:50 H MOVIE Mozambique (IM S ) Steve Cochran. Huoegarde Kneft kn (18TB) Jane A e ie n d e r Edward ffi (7 0 AT THE MOVIES Scheduled Roger Ebert and Gene $<•*« ra­ nee Slick and Cat i Eye IT (M) CHICO ANO THE MAN O 230 C B S NEWS NIGHTWATCM 250 ( f f O MOVIE Stella IISSOI Ann Sheridan V cto r M th a a H D EFECTS MARCH OF DIMES 1] (M l FAME Cwo qu'ta achooi a«ler Chi'* write, .n unfavorable ra­ v e * of M r concert performance f f i 1 10) AUSTIN C(TY LIMITS fe a ­ tured Larry Gatlin and the Gatin Brother* I Houaton 10 Denver A« tM Gold rn CaAtorme t Nancr Griffith ( Lett of the True Be derail Once n a Vary Blue Moon ) WE BUY MORTGAGES... ( 9 II) TALES FROM THE OAR k B C E Wrtfr the help ol a Ouya board a aped a tchem ng w '# plana to nnertt he* aang huaband a (Stuart Whitman) mfkona 7 05 11 B ASEBALL Atlanta Bravea at We also make 1st and 2nd mortgage loans on Residential or Com m ercial Real Estate up to SKXMXX). Houaton Aitroa 7 :3 0 0 ^ PUNKY BREW STER Henry com m ti t M cardinal artor of throwing away Puna* a aeamngty eraparabwdok (R) f f i (II NIGHT Q A U E R Y Personal loans are available Revolving Credit Line. Including 600 0 4 KNKJHT RIDER Michael and KiTT aid a peycfwatritl-turned rancher bang heeaied by tore* oho are trying to thwart her a P o d l to buAd a center tor urban daunguenta (R) t il o MURDER. SHE WROTE Murder war* in tha Wing* «« a atege legend « coeaed out ol tatvemart to iter m a pie* with Mr daughter (R) Ti O M O V * B*olhara-in-lie iPremeter Mac Dave Joe Co>tete A htgheey patrolman and a trucker each * ipenancing taking matrrag et joat forte, to outwn • de*roua tycoon and hr* art, henchmen q 11 (Ml CH AR LW S AN GELS f f i (10) NATURE The raght Of TM Condor Vtnetiet o* endue along IM Amazon are vrewed. (tartmg at t M n r a a toorce m Ecuador and foaoemg ill courte to t M h>V* (Pan 3 Of J r g f f i (•) M O V * Toward The LX>anown (IBM) WHkam Holden Lloyd N den A pilot attempt* to gem the retoect of hie coaetguet the* toung A o r a a carewna mittaae Family Credit Services, Inc. A tutei. t try t« CBS G m vgkl CofpcHJtk XI O N S.R. 434. N E A R 17-92 In Th# Park Squara S h o p p in g Ctr. lo n g w ood, F L 32750 MARTIN SCOn. « •« 831-3400 Take The B urger C h allen g e 900 o f f TONIGHT SHOW CO M ED* ANS Stand-up routmee by Joan Rivera W Coatry Steve Martin Rodney OengwMuj George Certm end other comree ere Matured iRj J] o CRAZY LIKE A FOX Marry mvettigaiae the poeerbty pofyga m o u l ectintre* ot h i. god daughter 'a groom to be but ntieed ra tad mto a caaa involving on# of San franciaco a eeantvati i.mu-e* IRI 11 (M)OLXNCT f f i |I0| MYSTERYI I M Advan turaa Of SfrerKxa Hoanaa Hotmaa and N ation become embroiled m a Chrtatmaa Day caper tnyofvmg a pneawea rawer 1 1 own bom a count M t and hidden maade a gooaa q Ours is B est Or it's Free! 930 ( 7 ( 0 M O V * Braaar iPrarrraal Can Waatfwil Joaapn Bottom* A •efaran COP and tea young partner become ambrorted at a murder caaa m.otwnq the gallery world Of muwc vdao* and adult fame q Monday, April 29th Try our B.B.B 950 11 SPORTS PAGE 10 00 0 CAU a 1/0 i d . of 100% P u re Beef 4 SCEN E OF THE CRIM E In Murder on t M Half Shea a ki­ na** guru (Mtchana Ptvfkpe) re mur­ dered after puttmg her health *04 up to* tale in dead Wrong a woman encounter* deadly terror whee recetromng on a IropKaf it land 11 O TRAPPER JOHN. M D Trappar a a* wda parmadea him to accept the* ton aa an mtarn at San Franoaco Memorial alter tue capnckju. behanor reeuit* m tu* ie*ec bon kom another hoepitei, tu n and if you don't agree - Receive a Complimentary Ticket and the next one is on us! 10:20 U DAY OF DtBCOVtRY jay's ivlicrt* flu* c I h i Ut |rjFk)ydTheatre»| I i s y iH in i. 2 5 0 1 S F fB M C h A v o H w y T / -9 2 [7 * 7 7 S an o rd ••/ 3 2 2 '1 2 1 2 A t.j 9 g e c Secret OF The lost Kq enfl j l T iT M B J Prime Rib and Danish Lobster Tails.... *8 .9 5 Above Served With Baked Potato and Fresh Garden S alad . Y o u r C hoice Ol Dressing. MOVUUNOO'I From Our Conch Chowder To Our Key Lim e Tart, You'll Savor A nd Appreciate Everything About Baham a Joe's Including T The h e CCheckIt h C H I L D R E N ’S D I N N E R S '2.95 to *3.95 2 5 0 8 P R E N C H A V E . (H W Y . 1 7 -9 2 ) S A N F O R D ’W fT i * F» »B »* « *2.50 U7T7IB %ELL ^ HOLE * captives... SUNDAY THURSDAY It 30 AM 10 PM, FH1DAY 11:30 AM 11 PM, SATURDAY 1.10 II PM tt 'r m two | « ig if f Tender Loin Chunks............. *5 .9 5 FIGURE f f U MOVIE Oh Men' Oh. Wom­ an'” ( 1SJT) Tony Randal Gmgar Rogara f W A TWIN I * TOtJ 1 2 :3 0 f f i FANTASY ISLAND Is Hack With A New Menu Doing What We*ve Always Done Heat, Serving The Highest Quality Seafood And Mouthwatering Steaks And Prime Rib At Very Reasonable Prices. PAN HANDLE STYLE STEAK, BAKE & SALAD 450 H WORLD AT LARG E 12.50 O ff ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK Featured Cher dlcutkee her row m Mata ( £ O M O V * Eleanor And f en* TI (M) WOEPENOENT NEWS f f i ( t tl MASTERPIECE THEATRE A l For love After a atranger •* caugpf atearmg egg* from the Kng lo M y ha becom e, l i r a ra M ed M nd g E A R L Y B IR D S O LD F L O R ID A 3-6 PM Mon. Fri. CRA CKER S T Y L E 4»6 PM Sat 11»6 I'M Sun Prime Rib, Flounder, Mahi Mahi, Fried Scal­ Flounder '* Lb ...* 4 .95 lops. 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't u », PICKLES DONUTS �VIEW POINT Evening H e ra ld , Sanlord, FI, Sunday, A p ril II, I H J — ID elping Kids Sort Out Their Problems School P sych o lo g ists O p era te From School D e sk s, Not C ouches B y R o g e r S im m o n * H e r a ld S t a f f W r i t e r The ro le of a p s y c h o lo g is t Is le r a lly pe rceived to be o n e o f n u n s r lo r and a m e n ta l th cra p lat, b u t for S e m in o le C o u n t y ’s 10 sc hiHil psvi IniIngiM s t h n r |<>1> ^ ■ tC o n c e m e d m o stly w llh te stin g s tu d e n ts to d e te rm in e w h e th e r Utty s h o u ld be g e ttin g s p e c ia l e d u ,.., ton al help, Dt Je a n B o w e rs, h ead p s y c h o lo g is t for the S e m in o le s c h o o l s , s a id t h e d i s t r i c t ' s p s y c h o lo g is ts sp end a great p o r­ tio n o f th e ir lim e p e rfo rm in g IQ te»ts o n s tu d e n ts lo d e te rm in e If they h a v e I ru m ln g d is a b ilitie s o r a re e x c e p tio n a lly in te llig e n t In e i t h e r c a s e , the p s y c h o lo g is ts w o rk a s p a rt o f a g n . u p c a lle d C h ild S tu d y T e a m s, a [c o n c e p t created th ro u g h the d ls i r ie l ’s E x c e p tio n a l E d u c a tio n D e p a rtm e n t. M rs B o w e rs sa id th e te a m s are c o m p r is e d o f a d m in is t r a t o r s , t e a c h e r s , p a re n ts a n d p s y c h o lo g is ts w hose p u rp o se Is to e v a lu a te c h ild r e n a n d d e c id e 11 they need s p e c ia l e d u c a tio n W F o r a C h ild S tu d y T e a m to he fo rm e d , there m u st be re a so n lo in s p e c t that a stu d en t m a y need apccial a tte n tio n , she s a id j f D ir e c to r of S tu d e n t S e r v ic e s J Iv a n B o w e rs, w ho o v e rse e s the s c h o o l p s y ch o lo g ists, s a id m o st Ol i he c a lls he gets for te s tin g are fro m a c h ild ’s tra c h c r. H e sa id S in c e a te ach er sees a c h ild on u d a y to d a y b a s is , th e y are a b le to r e c o g n is e " u n d e r a c h i e v i n g , h y p e ra c tiv ity , a n y th in g th a t Is not n o r m a l." H ut s o m e tim e s p a rrn ts b r in g a c h ild to B o w e r s ’ a tte n tio n " I f a p a ren t w a n ts a c h ild e x a m in e d , w e ’ ll s e n d a p s y c h o lo g is t o r c o u n s e lo r lo the c la s sro o m to o b se rve the c h ild .’ ’ he sa id He a d d e d that In som e ca se s the p a r e n ts ’ m o tiv a tio n to h a v e th eir c h ild tested Is not to fin d a p o s s ib le le a r n in g d i s a b il i t y , flo w e rs s a id so m e tim e s th e y are Just c u r io u s a b o u t th e ir c h ild ’ s IQ " W e ’ re Just tor* b u sy to do IQ te sts." fo r e v e ry c h ild w h e n a parent w a n ts It. H ow b u s y ? B o w e rs s a id that d u rin g Just one w eek h is d e p a rtm e n t r e ­ ce ive d 100 re q u e sts for c h ild te stin g A lth o u g h he sa id th a t n u m b e r Is n o t u s u a l, s c h o o l p s y c h o lo g is ts a rc g e n e ra lly kept bu sy. B u t b efore te stin g a s tu d e n t. Mrs. B o w e rs said the p s y c h o lo g is ts e x a m in e p ro b le m s H u c h i l d Is h a v in g In th e cla s sro o m . S h e sa id the first goal is lo try a n d c o rre c t a n y p ro b le m that m a y lx* h in d e rin g the c h ild from o b ta in in g a pro p e r r d u c a tlnn " I f the le a rn in g p ro b le m is not a lle v ia te d . It m ay m e a n that we test I he c h ild , " sh e said. A s part o f a n e v a lu a tio n o f the c h ild , a p y s c h o ln g ts l w ill h r i . tiled in lo a d m in is te r a n IQ lest A fte r th e test, the C h ild S tu d y T r a in m e e ts to d is c u s s the re s u lts a n d d e c id e a p p ro p ria te a c tio n that n e e d s to be taken M rs. B o w e rs s a id th e a c tio n c o u ld range fro m get lin g the c h i ld p r iv a t e c o u n s e lin g to p la c in g h im In a s p e c ia l e d u c a ­ tio n cla ss A lth o u g h the S e m in o le d istric t h a s had s c h o o l p y s c h o lo g ls ts sin ce the e a rly 70s. the C h ild S tu d y T e a m c o n c e p t Is In Its first y e a r Last y e a r the p ro g ra m w as I r s ir d at se v e ra l e le m e n ta ry and tw o se co n d a ry s c h o o ls. M rs. B o w e rs s a id t h is year a ll o f the c o u n t y 's 2 5 e le m e n ta ry s c h o o ls a r e in v o lv e d In the p ro g ra m as w e ll tw o se co n d a ry s c h o o ls that w ere In la st y e a r's p ilo t project — L a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l a n d L a k e v lc w M id d le S ch o o l. A lth o u g h m o s t o f the c h ild re n w h o need s p e c ia l e d u c a tio n a t ­ te n tio n are d is c o v e re d in e le ­ m e n ta ry s c h o o l. M rs. 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Ms, B o w e r s s a id " B u t we h a v e S ch o o l p s y c h o lo g is t J e a n B o w e rs tests 6 y e a r o ld C h risto p h e r L o u w sm a . pe o p le m o v in g Into th e d is t r ic t" w h o c o u ld be c a n d id a te s fer s jt c d a l e d u c a tio n " B a r e ly do we f in d k id s w ith le a r n in g d ls a b ilit ie s at that age (Junio r h ig h a n d h ig h sc h o o l I u n le s s th ey c o m e fro m out of tile d is tr ic t A n o th e r se rv ic e the p ro g ra m s p ro v id e at L a k e v lc w a n d l-a k c mmm mmm ■■■■ M a ry deal w ith re -e v a lu a tio n ol s t u d e n t s w ho h ave h e rn c la s s if ie d a s m e n ta lly h a n d l capped S h e sa id the fe d eral g o v e rn m e n t re q u ire s m e n ta lly h a n d ic a p p e d stu d e n ts to tx- t<e v a lu a te d e v e ry three y e a rs to d e te rm in e II p ro g ress h a s been m ade in tra e h in g the c h ild a n d s n a m w h e th e r the s h o u ld s h o u ld be ta ke n out of the s jw lc a l e d u c a ­ tio n p ro g ra m a n d put b a c k Into th e r e g u la r c la s s r o o m , M rs . D o w n s sa id th e a sse ssm e n t Is m ade. In part, b y c o n d u c tin g an IQ test on the stu d e n t E v e n th o u g h the te s tin g o f See LEARNING, page 4D warn OB mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Looking At Fonda Worth The High Cost Of Fighting Fat 1 w a s sore. I w a s tired . I w a s c ra n k y . I w a s t h a n k lu l for la t. I h a d Ju st l in i s h r d m y e v e n in g w o rk o u t w llh J a n e F o n d a . Ms. Fonda, w h o Is a v a ila b le for h o m e use v ia vid eo ca sse tte . Is an a d v o c a te o f great pain a n d e x h a u s tio n . I a m a re m a rk a b ly d e d ic a te d d isc ip le . F o llo w e r s of M s F o n d a are re g u la rly admonished to go for something called "the burn." T h is Is u searing sensation In selected body parts that causes the v ic t im to wish fervently for an eclomy: a shoulderectomy. a bottomrrlotny. a whateverectomy for whatever Is burn­ ing at the time. I a m a lw a y s tire d a n d sore ufter a J a n e F o n d a w o rk o u t. 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F ig h tin g th in w o u ld Ire Just a s c o s tly , a n d I r e a lly do lik e w a tc h in g M s F o n d a d o a b d o m in a l e x e rc is e s IT in w th y Tregarthcn welcome* the o /rfx irftm fiy to correapond w llh re a d e rs W rite hit it til i h r E ve n in g llr r a ld .1 Kent State, Then A n d Now Protesters G ive Way To Career-Oriented Students And ROTC Cadets By Elisabeth Neus K E N T , O h io (UPI) — K e n t S ta le — o n c e a r a lly in g c ry for V ie tn a m p ro te ste rs — Is ju st lik e a iry o th e r co llege th e se da ys. C a re e r-o rlc n tc d s tu d e n ts hit the b o o k s, a d m in is tra to rs w o rry a b o u t e n ro llm e n t a n d u n ifo rm e d R O T C c a d e ts ro o m the c a m p u s u n h a ru sse d . It w a s u different s to ry o n M a y 4. 1970. O n th a t w a rm s p r in g M o n d a y 15 y ea rs ago. fo u r s tu d e n ts were k ille d a n d n in e o th e rs w o u n d e d w h e n N a tio n a l G u a r d s m e n fire d o n them d u r in g a p ro te st o f the U .S In v a sio n of C a m b o d ia T o t h is day. no o n e k n o w s w h y th e N a tio n a l G u a r d fired. S o m e sjx -cu lu tc I he g u a rd sm e n m a y h a v e th o u g h t the cro w d , s w e lle d by stu d e n ts on th e ir w a y h o m e Irom n o o n tim e classes, w as c lo s in g In o n th e m , hut m a n y p ic tu r e s ta k e n that d a y sh o w r e la tiv e ly few s tu d e n ts n e a r the G u a rd . F o r thre e d a y s before the s h o o tin g s there had been n u m e ro u s a n ti w a r r a llie s a n d arTcsts and the c a m p u s R O T C b u ild in g w a s b u rn e d . G ov. J a m e s R h o d e s c a lle d In (he G u a r d , s a y in g he feared Ihc p re se n ce o f o u ts id e a g ita to rs and a d d itio n a l v io le n c e . T h e k illin g s m a d e K en t S la te a fo c u s o f n a tio n a l u ile n ilu n fo r se v e ra l years, a n d a s y m b o l o f the a n g ry d iv is io n s o f the V ie tn a m era " O n c a m p u s , th e y refer to It a s th e s h o o tin g s ,’ or 'M a y 4, 1 9 7 0 ,"' sa y s c a m p u s s p o k e sm a n J a n Z tm a " O ff c a m p u s th ey Just c a ll It K e n t S ta le ’ — O h. we d o n 't w ant a n o th e r K e n t S la t e ’ — and that s p e a k s p a ra g ra p h s a n d v o lu m e s w ith o u t e x p la n a tio n ." T h e c a m p u s , located In a s m u ll m id d le c la s s to w n In n o r th e a s t O h io . Is p e p p e re d w ith re m in d e rs o l th e sh o otin gs. T h e sc h o o l h a n d s out b ro c h u re * w it h a m a p of the s h o o tin g site a n d a Q u irk s b rie f a rtic le e x p la in in g M ay 4 a n d Its a lte rm a th , a s w e ll a s a re p rin t o l a n a lu m n i m a g a z in e a rtic le d e lu d in g the e v e n ts o f that day. T h e re are a lso m e m o r ia ls a s v a rie d a s a n M l b u lle t hole In a s c u lp tu r e m ade o l q u a rte r-in c h t h ic k steel a n d th e c re a tio n o f a ce n te r lo s tu d y jrc u re fu l w a y s o f c h a n g e . A so cio lo g y p ro fesso r w h o w a s there that d a y ten ch es a c la s s o n the slKM>tlngs a n d s u b se q u e n t events, A stu d e n t o rg a n iz a tio n h o ld s c a n d le lig h t v ig ils a n d c o m m e m o ra tio n c e re m o n ie s e v e ry y e a r In the P re n tic e H a ll p a r k in g lot w here J e lle r y M ille r. A llis o n K ia u s e . W illia m S c h ro e d e r a n d S a n d ra S c h e u e r w ere k ille d In J a n u a r y , the K e n t S la te b o a rd o l tru ste e s u p jirn v e d the c o n s tr u c tio n o f a sch o o l-sp o n so re d m e m o r ia l m a n y felt n e c e s s a ry to h e a l the e m o tto n a l w o u n d s ih u i s t ill lin g e r " I su sp e ct the e v e n ts o f M a y 1-4 are g o in g to be m ore th a n |ust a footnote to th e V ie tn a m W a r ." say* K S U p re sid e n t M ic h a e l S c h w a rtz . " O n e o f lire m ost lin p o rta itl d o m e s tic e v e n ts (of the V ie tn a m era) h a p p e n e d here. II h is to ry Is used p ro p e rly , li s a tx -g in n ln g " S o c io lo g y pro fesso r J e r r y M L e w is , w h o w as In the lin e o f lir e In 1970 a n d le a c h e s a c la s s c a lle d " M a y 4 a n d Its A fte rm a th ." su y s th e c u rre n t a d m in is t r a t io n ’ s w illin g n e s s to d is c u s s th e s h o o tin g s Isa d ra m a tic c h a n g e " Y o u c a n u n d c ts lu n d t h a t," he v iy s . " U n ­ iv e rs itie s d o n 't w ant rapes b ro u g h t u p , th e y d o n 't w ant le c h e ro u s p ro ls b ro u g h t u p . th e y d o n 't w ant b u ild in g s fa llin g do w n, th ey d o n 't w ant a n y th in g trad b ro u g h t uj> If th e y c a n a v o id It b e cau se of e n ro llm e n t Ken t S ta te Is the u lllm u t r th in g y o u d o n ’ t b rin g u p " See KENT, page 4D by G arry Trudeau DOONESBURY Church, State Separated J A C K S O N . M is s (U PI) It la n o lo n g e r u n c o n s titu ­ t io n a l for an a th e ist to h o ld p u b lic o ffice In M is s is s ip p i. U .S . D is t r ic t J u d g e W illia m H. B a rb o u r J r . h a s s t r u c k d o w n a p ro v is io n o f M i s s is s i p p i 's 1 8 9 0 C o n * s t it u t io n that p r o h ib its o n a th e is t fro m h o ld in g p u b lic o ffice. B a rb o u r o rd ered th e sta te t o p a y $1 t o P a u l G . T irm e n s te ln o f N ew A lb a n y a n d J o h n M a r lh a lc r . a th e is ts in the S o c ie ty o f S c p s r a lio n ls lB M is s is s ip p i c h a p te r. N a s h v ille . T e n n .. a tto rn e y . H e n r y A . M a rtin , w h o re p ­ re se n te d T ln n r n s t c ln . sa id s i m i l a r la w s k e e p in g a th e is ts o u t o f o illc e h a v e been s tru c k d o w n before. 0€Jtt Afit AS #5JS*HUP KMHUON n en i iiso won m a n * a w r irs r*tt njMer a ft*j of rua* t in c lu d in g so m e by the U .S. S u p re m e C o u rt. Yet. " a r o u n d 10 s t a ir * s till have the p r o v is io n In ih e tr c o n ­ s t it u t io n s . " th e a tto r n e y said. " N o p e rso n w h o d e n ie s I he e x is te n c e o f a su p re m e b e in g s h a ll h o ld a n y office In the s la t e ." th e M is s is s ip p i C o n s titu tio n d e cla re s. H n l A s s is t a n t A tt o r n e y G e n e ra l B o b B o y d said the state n e v e r u n u a lly p ro ­ h ib it e d a n a t h e is t fr o m h o ld in g o fffer. "T here n e v e r w a s su c h an a s i n i n e i h i u g mm ilia i a m e n d m e n t to o u r con* s t it u t io n ." T ir m c n s t e in . 86. said. " I t 's a b o u t tim e some* b o d y d id s o m e t h in g to s tra ig h te n o u t M is s is s ip p i.'' n auv M m p Atvnese A K s a e o fT H n a u l m b s um M A iO M , reofu * te s » n r DOO*MeHX& ** TO W rstst aai m /e * r out n e m -tf,'sn u ‘ NtOhAIlM LPAbtVST* m M r»*e jMUVCAarr son \ If u e e fc ju . �* *-* ' t • * f • * i '* ” # • t • • • Evening Herald • (USPS 4II-7M) 3 0 0 N. F R E N C H A V E . S A N F O R D . F L A 32771 A r a l C o d r 3 0 5 322-2611 o r 8 3 1 9 9 9 3 S u n d a y , April 78, 1985 — 20 W ayne 0. Doyle, P u b lttK cr Thom s* O lordano, M an agin g E d ito r M a lv ln A d ltin i, A d v a rtltln g D ire c to r Home Delivery Week. 81 10; Month, 84.75: 3 Month* 814 2ft. 6 Month*. 827 00 year. 851 0 0 Oy Mall Week. 81,50; Month. 86 00; 3 Month*. 8 1ft OO. 0 Month*. 812 50 Year. 860 00 PeteKnowles' Retirement Tuesday will be the last day City Manager Warren E. Pete Knowles serves Sanford In his official capacity as the city s chief ad­ ministrator. Knowles officially Joins the tanks of the retired Tuesday, ending a career that spans 32 years. Only the first seven of them — beginning In 1953 — not as city manager, but as city engineer. No matter how you slice It. 32 years In one city. 25 of them as city manager, is a long time, and It's not commonplace. The prime reason for that 1s. it Isn't easy for an administrator to survive the political changes In a m u n icip a lity 's evolution, especially the changes that come with new city commissioners with fresh Idras. But Knowles not only has survived all those years, he's won the respect and ndmlratlon of every commissioner he's served under. In­ deed. a public official recently remarked that he was pleasantly surprised to see Knowles survive, even when commission candidates In the past had run for office successfully on the promise they'd "get" Knowles. That public official also observed that after Knowles' potential adversaries gained office. It didn’t take long for them to realize that the last thing they wanted to do was to fire Pete Knowles. Not because of any Intimidation. Not because of any fears. But because they came to know what others had known ull along: One would have to search far and wide to find an administrator as qualified, us dedicated, as totally committed to serving his community In the best possible manner, as Knowles. What they also quickly learned was that when Pete Knowles attended city commission meetings, he was fully prepared to answer any and ull questions on any agenda Issue, regardless of its complexity. And when some city commissioners In the past confessed their utter confusion on u particular Issue, and their reluctunce to proceed without expert advice, they found that the advice Knowles wus able to provide was generally the best course the commission could have taken. And Knowles’ ex|K*rtlse In municipal affairs was not limited to Sanford. More than once Knowles wus culled upon hy other city m anagers und public officials in cities throughout Seminole County to guide them through some complex problem. Some of those calls for help came from managers around the stute, and sometimes from cities In other stutes. Knowles' repututlon curried oulNlde the United States, too. It Is because Knowles always came through when the chips were down and expert advice wus needed Hint he not only survived as long as he did, but also rumed the res|>ect of so m any over the years A respect surely envied by his peers. Sanford is m uch belter off today for having had Pete Knowles at the administrative helm. Please Write Letters to the editor ere welcome lor publication. All letters must be signed and include a mailing address and, If possible, a telephone number. The Evening Herald re­ serves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate apace. BERRY'S WORLD DICK WEST What's Hot, What Isn't And What Will Be W A S H I N G T O N (UPI| — If a n y o n e is q u a lifie d to p la y triv ia . It’ s p ro b a b ly K im Lon g , c o -a u th o r o f " T h e A m e ric a n F o re c a s te r." T o o bad that gam e Is o n th e list of Item s he a n d fe llo w tre n d sp o ttc r T e r r y Ketm foresee as g o in g o u t o f sty le A ls o passe, th e y p re d ic t, w ill be, a m o n g o th e r th in g s , g ra n o la bars, c a r s w ith v in y l tops, s u n ta n s , ro m a n ce n o v e ls a n d g ir lie m a g azin es. C o m in g Into vogue, a n d In som e In sta n ce s c o m in g b a c k Into vo gue. In th e ir look ahead, are s u c h g o o d ies as m e n ’s w h ite socks, sc o tch w h is k y , g o u rm et p iz z a , b o w lin g , ra d io t a lk s h o w s a n d h a n d -h eld fan s. S o If y o u r favorite b a r q u it s s e rv in g g ra n o la , y o u c a n o rd e r sc o tch a n d s t ill be c h ic . I tru s t L o n g w o n 't t h in k III o f m e w hen I p o in t o u t It d o e sn 't la k e lo o m u c h p re s c ie n ce to detect a w h ite s o c k s c o m e b a c k A ll y o u huve to d o is lo o k tit w o m e n 's legs, w h ic h I sp e n d a lot o f tim e d o in g . E v e n n c a s u a l gla n ce w ill te ll yo u w hat w h ite h o s ie ry for w o m en Is v e ry b ig th is season. A n d w h e n one sex a rriv e s , can the o th e r b e far b e h in d ? N o r Is L o n g e x h ib it in g o r ig in a l c r y s t a l b a llm a n s h tp w h e n he p re d ic ts the a r r iv a l o f H a lle y 's c o m e t. 1 h a d a lre a d y h e a r d that p ro g n o stic a tio n fro m so m e Itinerant G y p s ie s It Isn’ t every d a y . how ever, that a W a s h in g to n d e n ize n g e ls a c h a n c e to ta lk to a so o th sa y e r w h o Is 8 0 percen t a c c u ra te w hen p e e rin g in to the fu tu re. T h a t is a better average th a n som e free-throw sh o o te rs c h a lk u p d u rin g b a s k e tb a ll season. S o w h e n Suing, w ho liv e s In C o lo ra d o , w as In to w n the o th e r d a y . I In te rview ed h im . It m u st be c o n ce d e d , though, that L o n g and H e lm had sort o f s h a k e n m y co n fid e n c e In th e ir p o litic a l c la ir v o y a n c e by p re d ic tin g a J a n u a r y e le c tio n defeat for th e late P rim e M in is te r Indira G h a n d l of India. Fo r those of you who don't keep up with foreign news, perhaps I had belter report that M rs Ghandl was assassinated last year. H o w ev er. L o n g s a id he and H elm w ere "d o n e I n " b y a co p y e d ito r. T h e y had p re d ic te d sh e w o u ld n 't '‘s u r v iv e " past J a n u a r y , he e x p la in e d . S u r v iv a l a n d w in n in g e le c t io n s a re n o t . . n e c e s s a rily the sam e th in g . It m ig h t be added. It lik e w is e m ig h t Ik n o ted th a t In m a k in g p o litic a l fo re casts. L o n g d o e s n 't re ly on the o c c u lt, the w a y som e p u n d its do, H e gets h is In fo rm a tio n fro m "fe e d s " in t h is c o u n try a n d . abroad. Y o u d o n 't, how ever, need a great d ra l o f k n o w le d g e a b le Input to m a k e an e d u ca te d g u ess o f w h a t w ill h ap p en to ta x s im p lific a t io n le g isla tio n . L o n g to ld m e he e x p e c ts n e x t y e a r's tax fo rm s to be m o re " c o m p le x " th a n e v e r. T h a t, based on past |K rfo rm a n c e . Is e x a c tly th e ho rse I w o u ld bet on. P re sid e n t R eagan m a y do b e tter in u rg in g C o n g re s s to a b o lis h s u b s id ie s fo r A m Irak. L o n g a n d R e lm h a v e w ritte n a tra v e l bo o k In w h ic h ra il tra ffic p la y s a p ro m in e n t ro le T h e d e s ig n a tio n of sc o tch a s th e " i n " d rin k o f 1985 w a s b a se d p r im a r ily o n the o b se rva n ce that It Is th e n a tio n a l d r in k o f y u p p ie s . l.o n g d id not say w h e th e r h e h ad seen a n y y u p p ie s w e a rin g w hite b o w lin g so ck s. RUSTY BROWN SCIENCE WORLD Hitting The Open Road ... T h e m u lt i in llllo n - d o lla r h o t e l In d u s try Is sm a rt to Ik v y in g for b u s in e s s fro m w o m en these d a y s. A fte r a ll, we are an Im p o rta n t m a r k e tin g targ et, now m a k in g u p 3 0 p e rc e n t of th is c o u n t r y 's t r a v e l­ e rs — u p fro m Just 2 p e rc e n t a decade ago, F u rth e rm o re , w o m e n are m o re lik e ly than m e n to ta ck v a c a tio n tim e o n to u b u s in e s s trip . w h ic h c a n m e a n m ore m o n e y for the ho tels. A ll t h is d o e s not m e a n th a t b u s in e s s w o m e n e x p e c t s p e c ia l tre a tm e n t. W e d o n 't lik e se g reg ated " w o m e n 's flo o r s ," fo r e x a m p le . T h a t w a s a n Idea that th e l ll ll o n H o te l C o rp . Intro du ce d In the late '6 0 s H ut m ost w o m en c o n s id e re d It reverse d is c r im in a tio n a n d d id n 't lik e It W c d o , h o w e v e r, e x p e c t o u r r o o m s to h a v e a s m a n y s k ir t h a n g e rs a s p a n ts hangers. W e lik r lo tio n s, sh o w e r cups. Iru g ra n l so a p s a n d good lig h tin g In the b a th . A few y e a rs ago. Best W r s lc r n In te rn a tio n a l, the w o rld 's larg est c h a in o f ln n k e e | K r s w ith m o re th a n 5 0 m illio n g u e sts a n n u a lly , d e v c loped a set of g u id e lin e s to a ttra c t th e b u r g e o n in g fe m a le m a r k e t . T h e se In c lu d e d s u c h ro o m Ite m s as f u lM r n g lh m irro rs , d cu d -b o lt lo c k s, s e c u rity jK e p h o I rs In the d o o rs, a n d a th ir d sheet on lo p o l the b la n k e t. T h e g u id e lin e s a lso re c o m m e n d e d g o o d lig h t i n g In h a llw a y s a n d p a r k in g a re a s a n d c o n v e n ie n t a c ­ ce ss to iro n s . Iro n in g b o a rd s a n d h a ir d r y e r s . K a m u d n In n s w ere a m o n g the llrs t to In sta ll w ell lit lo b b y b a rs that are m u c h le ss fo rb id d in g to w o m e n tra v e le rs A s a c o rp o ra te v ice p re s id e n t to ld m e, "I w ill go Into an o p e n b a r o r an a triu m , b u t not a d a rk e n e d lo u n g e w here a m a n Is apt to t h in k I'm there to Ik p ic k e d u p " S h e a p p r e c ia t e s a m n llr e d ' s e n s itiv e e n o u g h to re a liz e that a w o m a n e a tin g alone p refers a tab le on the side ra th e r than a c o n s p ic u ­ o u s s|>ot In the m UJdlc o f th e room ; "T here are lis t m a n y iM ld b a lls w h o keep p a s s in g by and a s k in g If y o u w o u ld n 't lik e so m e co m p a n y . T h a t's not a s k in g lo r * | K d a l tre a tm e n t. T h a i's Just iK ln g aw are o f a f a r t -oflife h a r a s s m e n t ." T h e e x e c u tiv e feels It's no d ifferent th a n a h o tel p ro v id in g tra v e lin g e x e c u tiv e s — m a le o r fe m a le — w ith s e c re ta ria l s e rv ic e s If needed A 1984 s u rv e y o f 2H6 w o m e n tra v e le rs In the M in n e a p o lis S t P a u l area in d ic a te d that b u sin e ss w o m e n lik e 2 4 -h o u r ro om s e rv ic e w ith m e n u s th a t In clu d e lig h te r foods s ill'll a s su lu d s and soups. T h e y u lso lik e d e liv e ry o f lo ca l n r w s p u | K r s , T h e W a ll S tre et J o u rn a l o r U S A T o d a y , a s d o b u sin e ssm e n . Space Sickness, Feedback Ely W i l l i a m H a r w o o d U P I S c ie n c e W r it e r C A P E C A N A V E R A L lUPI) - T w o s c i e n t i s t s a b o a r d t h e s h u t t le C h a lle n g e r n ext w eek w ill try to co m b a t sp a ce s ic k n e s s w ith th o u g h t c o n tro l In an e x p e rim e n t to dej (e rm in e If b lo fc c d b a c k c a n tn ln lm lz d u n p le a sa n t s y m p to m s T h e a ilm e n t a ffe c ts ab o u t 5Q percen t o f tho se w h o fly In sp a e d a n d Its tre a tm e n t Is a m a|nr c o n c e n t to N A S A sc ie n tis ts . S y m p to m s In c lu d e redu ced slum } a r h a c tiv ity , c h a n g e s In blo o d How to the h a n d s a n d feel, v o m itin g a n d In som e ca se s n a u s e a W h ile Hu? s y m p to m s le n d to d isa p p e a r in tw q h* fo u r d a y s , th e s ic k n e s s Is art u n p le a sa n t d is t r a c t io n that redu ce* e fficie n cy . JULIAN BOND Apartheid Decision T h e b a t t le a g a in s t A m e r ic a n c o m p lic it y In the p o lic ie s o f S o u th A fr ic a w ill so o n m o ve from the stre e ts b u c k Into the c o m m itte e ro o m ■ T h a t d o e s n 't m e a n th a t th e a lm o s t d u lly u r r r s ls o u tsid e the S o u t li A f r i c a n E m b a s s y In W a s h in g to n w ill co m e to a h a ll, nr that the g ro w in g p ro te sts In c itie s a c ro s s th e c o u n t r y w ill sla c k e n or cease. It doc* m e a n that the d e m o n s tra ­ tio n s a n d c o n tin u e d u n re st In S o u th A fric a Itse lf — co u p le d w ith that c o u n try 's b ru ta l response — has m ade it lik e ly tlia t C o n g re ss w ill Im p o se s o m e s a n c t io n s o n th e a|M irtheld re g im e t h is year. T h e a n il- a p a r t h e id m o v e m e n t su cce ed ed In g e ttin g stro n g le g is la ­ tio n th ro u g h tile H ouse In 1984 II p assed b y the S en ate. It w o u ld have p r o h ib ite d b a n k loan* to S o u th Africa, f o r b id d e n t h e s a le o f K ru g e rra n d s (the S o u th A fric a n go ld co in ) In t h is c o u n try , b an n ed new A m e r ic a n In v e s tm e n ts In S o u th A fric a , u n d fo rb id d e n the sa le of A m e ric a n c o m p u te rs to the P re to ria g o v e rn m e n t. In m o d ifie d fo rm , the H o u se passed le g is la tio n , now c a lle d the A n il- A p a r t h e id A c t o f 1 9 8 5 , Is IM-udlng in th e S en ate. O th e r le g is la tio n p e n d in g in b o th H o u ses w o id d a p p ly m o re s trin g e n t re s tric tio n s . In c lu d in g tu rn in g ull Irude w ith S o u th A fric a , d e n y in g S o u th A fr ic a n p la n e s la n d in g r ig h ts irt the U n ite d S ta te s, am i e n d in g present In v e s tm e n ts by A m e ric a n c o r p o r a t io n * to th e w h ite - r u le d s ta ir. T w o v o te s ta k e n In C o n g rr s s th is yeur give so m e h in t that se n tim e n t h a s s h ille d In fa v o r o f som e k in d o f le g is la tio n a g a in s t S o u th A lrlc u . O n M a rc h 27. the Sen ate F o re ig n R e la tio n s C o m m itte e voted 16 to 1 (or a bill I liar w ould require Prr*|. d m t R e a g a n to rep o rt In tw o y e a rs o n S o u th A f r ic a 's m a s te r-ra c e p o lic ie s, a n d to d e te rm in e th e n w h e th e r the U n ite d S ta te s s h o u ld Im pose sa n c tio n s . O n A p r il 3. us the latest ro u n d o f k illin g s by S o u th A fr ir n n s e c u rity fo rce s co n tin u e d , the S en ate p assed a n o n -b in d in g re s o lu tio n c o n d e m n in g S o u th A fr ic a for the p e rs e c u tio n o f Its v o te le ss 7 2 -p c rre n t-b la c k m a jo rity . T h e S e n a te a s k r d S e c re ta ry o f S la te G e o rg e S h u lt z to rrp o rt o n the carn ag e, a n d th e H o u se D e m o c ra tic C a u c u s c u lle d for passage of le g is la ­ tio n p u n is h in g S o u th A fric a for Its b ru ta lity . A c tio n o n the le g is la tio n tK g a n in m id - A p r il w ith h e a rin g s on u b ill In tro d u ce d b y S e n . R ic h a rd l.u g u r. R in d . , c h a ir m a n o f the F o re ig n R e la tio n s C o m m itte e . L a st y e a r he urged the a d m in is tr a tio n to sp e a k out m o re fo rc e fu lly o n the issu e. Now L u g u r w ill a s k the c o m m itte e a n d the C o n g re s s to up prove fo rc in g a ll A m e ric a n f ir m s d o in g b u s in e s s in S o u th A f r ic a to su b sc rib e to a v o lu n ta ry code. It c a lls for e q u a l pay fo r a ll w o rk e rs . Joh tra in in g , a d e se g re g a te d w o rk p la c e , a n d In ­ v e stm e n ts a im e d ut Im p ro v in g the liv in g c o n d itio n s o f b la c k w orkers. T h e L u g a r b ill, a n d the ( K iid ln g A n t t- A p a r lh r ld A c t. are Just tw o o f m o re th a n 2 0 p ie c e s of le g isla tio n that w o u ld affect U .S . re la tio n s w ith S o u th A fric a . S u p p o rte rs o f the a n il- a p a r th e id m o v e m e n t b e lie v e the n u m b e r o f b ills und re s o lu tio n s p e n d in g d e m o n s tra te the de p th o f fe e lin g u g a ln s t S o u th A frica . " U n lik e sea s ic k n e s s w here you; have a lot o f v o m it in g a n d nausea.; here y o u Just h a v e a su d d e n episode; ol v o m itin g a n d It's o v e r." said Dr.; W illia m T h o r n t o n , a p h y s ic ia n ; a b o a rd C h a lle n g e r w h o has clo sely; stu d ie d Hie m a la d y . “ T h e Ixiw els, o r h ave stopped. T h e the sto m a c h ; stomach Just; absolutely stop*. 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Let'f Include N A T O e n d te e It the R u tt ie n t STILL have m a rt jellybeans than we d o ." w W A S H I N G T O N - W h e n u U .S . spy s a te llite r c jx u le d an u p p a re n t n u c le a r e x p lo s io n In the o c e a n o lf S o u th A fr lc u In S e p te m b e r 1979. P re sid e n t C a rte r a p p o in ted a p a n e l o f d is tin g u is h e d s c ie n tis ts to d e ­ te rm in e e x a c tly w hat hud trig g e re d the s a te llite 's sig n a l. A fte r s t u d y in g the m a tte r for se ve ra l m o n lb s — I n c lu d in g e v i­ dence fro m the C I A und th e P e n ­ tagon — the pan el o f s c ie n tis ts c o n c lu d e d th a t c e rta in d is c r e p a n ­ cie s In the s a te llite 's s ig n a l w ere p ro b a b ly not ca u se d a n a n " e u r t h " event, s u c h a s a n u c le a r b la s t bu t by a “ s p a c e " event, p o s s ib ly a c o llis io n w ith u s m a ll m e teo ro id . H o w d id th e s c ie n tis ts re a c h t h is s u r p r is in g d e c is io n , w h ic h c o n iru d ic te d e v id e n c e (but th e s u le lllle had. In fact, a c c u ra te ly re p o rte d a nuclear te st? Rep. J o h n C o n y e rs, D -M lc h .. a n d the W a s h in g to n O fllc e on A frlc u . a p u b lic - in t e r e s t g ro u p , t h in k th e W h ile H o u se p a n e l may have been I n f lu e n c e d b y p o lit ic a l c o n s i d ­ era tio n s. T h a t, a t a n y rate. Is the view e x p re s s e d tn a draft re p o rt prrjw ired b y re se a rc h e rs for C o n y e rs a n d th e W a s h in g t o n O llt c c o n A fric a " T h e re p o rt c e rta in ly ra is e s In te re stin g q u e s tio n s ." C o n y e rs to ld o u r a sso c ia te V ic k i W a rre n " B u t I c a n n o t s e c o n d g u e ss the C a r te r W h ite H o u s e o n w h at e x a c tly the ix illllc a l c o n s id e ra tio n s w ere." T h e ca se for p o litic a l m e d d lin g goes s o m e th in g lik e th is A p r e s i­ d e n tia l e le c tio n y e a r w a s c o m in g u p Israel w a s su sp e c te d as S o u th A fr ic a 's |ia rtn e r In de ve lo p m e n t o f « n u c le a r w eap o n ; It th ey h a il Indeed e x p lo d e d a b o m b , b y law U .S . m ilit a r y u ld to Israel w o u ld h a v e to cease. T h a t w o u ld have been p o lit i­ c a l d y n a m ite . F u rth e rm o re , C u rte r d id not w an t to olTend the S o u th A fric a n s to the point th a t th e y w o u ld have s c u ttle d h is effo rts to b r in g ab o u t a so rt o l s o u th e r n A f r ic a " C a m p D a v id " agreem ent, w h ic h w o u ld have been a fo re ig n p o lic y t r iu m p h for the p r e s id e n t . S u c h a n a g r e e m e n t m ig h t not h av e c a n c e le d the T e h ra n ho stage c r is is — w h ic h e ru p te d w h ile the p a n e l w a s s t ill d e lib e ra t­ in g — b u t it w o u ld h av e helped F r a n k P re ss, w h o w a s C a r te r 's scie n ce a d v ise r, d is c o u n ts the s u g ­ ge stio n o f p o lit ic a l pressure. "I d o n 't r e m e m b e r a n y p o lit ic a l c o n s id ­ e ra tio n s at the t im e ." h e s a td T h e C o n y e rs W a s h in g to n O ffice o n A fric a d ra ft re p o rt m a k e s m u c h o f the tact th at a N a v y R e search L a b o ra to ry s tu d y , w h ic h w as do n e at the tim e a n d c o n c lu d e d that there h ad been a n u c le a r e x p lo s io n , w as " s u p p re s s e d " b y th e W h ite H o u se a n d a p p a re n tly d isre g a rd e d b y the s c ie n tific p a n e l. T h e d e ta ils o f the N a v y s tu d y h a v e b e en kep t u n d e r w ra p s u n t il now . P re ss said the W h ite H o u se p a n e l h a d b e e n b r ie fe d by th e Navy researchers, bu t re c e iv e d o n ly " p r e ­ lim in a r y " In fo rm a tio n . A s for the< C o n y e r s W a s h in g t o n O f f ic e o n A fric a draft re p o r t's c rit ic is m o f a le n g th y d e la y In th e release o f the. W h ile H ouse p a n e l’s rep o rt. P re ss sa id that the In fo rm a tio n w a s u n d e r re v ie w for se v e ra l m o n th s. A c tu a lly , th e W h ite H o u se p a n e l's c o n c lu s io n w a s J u d ic io u s ly a m b ig u ­ ous. W h at It sa id w as: " A lth o u g h we c a n n o t rule o u t th e p o s s ib ility th at thts |satellite) s ig n a l w u s o f n u c le a r o rig in , the p a n e l c o n s id e rs It m o re lik e ly that the s ig n a l w as o f one o f t h e 'zo o * e v e n t s ( u n e x p la in e d a n o m a lo u s s ig n a ls o b ta in e d fro m V e la satellite s), p o s s ib ly a c o n se ­ qu e n ce o f the Im p act o f a s m a ll m e te o ro id o n the s a te llite ." Footnote: S e v e ra l m e m b e rs of th e ' W h ite H ouse p a n e l sa id they s t ill b e lie v e the e x p lo s io n w a s n o n ­ n u c le a r a n d t h a t n o t h in g w a s ' " s u p p re s s e d ." I • + �r OPINION E v e n in g H e ra ld . Sanford, FI. Sunday, A p ril 2t. I f t s — 3D It's Time To End Nuclear MADness B jr R e p . J i m C o u r t ie r ; F r e e d o m s F o u n d a t io n F e a t u r e s ; T h e p re s s c a lls It " S t a r W a rs ." T h e 'S o v ie t s c a ll It " t h e m ilita riz a tio n o f J o u te r s p a c e ." T h e Pen tag on c a lls It ' " S D L " T h e A m e ric a n p u b lic , q u ite ; u n d e rs ta n d a b ly , d o e sn 't k n o w w hat ! th e y 're a ll t a lk in g abou t. ! T h e y 'r e ta lk in g a b o u t the P re s id e n t's ! S tra te g ic D efense In itia tiv e — a p la n ! a n n o u n c e d on M a rc h 23 , 1983. to ! de ve lo p a sy s te m that w o u ld defend the • U n ite d S la te s fro m a n u c le a r m is s ile ja tta c k . S in c e the d ebate on th is su b ject <Is so Im p o rta n t, so m e c o m m o n m y th s • abo u t It s h o u ld be d e b u n ke d . I F ir s t , th e o b je c t iv e : d e s p it e th e c a tc h y " S t a r W a r s " label, the idea o f b a llis tic m is s ile defense h a s n o th in g to do w ith s ta r tin g a w ar. T o the c o n tra ry . Its p u rp o se Is to sto p w a r b y s h o o tin g d o w n a n a g g r e s s o r 's m i s s il e s o r w a rh e a d s w h ile th ey a rc In flig h t. S e co n d , w e s h o u ld u n d e rs ta n d th a t, for a ll the b illio n s w e n o w sp e n d on d e fe n s e , n o p a rt o f o u r d e fe n s e e s ta b lis h m e n t a c tu a lly d e fends th e U S. from n u c le a r a tta c k . If we a re a tta c k e d , o u r o n ly o p tio n Is to la u n c h a r e ta lia to ­ ry n u c le a r s trik e , sin c e w e h ave no c a p a b ilit y to sh oot d o w n In c o m in g m issile s. In a ll a re a s o f defense excep t n u c le a r strategy. It Is c o m m o n sense to deter a gg ressio n in tw o w ays: II by b e in g capa b le o f se lf-p ro te c tio n (the sh ield ), a n d 2) by b e in g c a p a b le o f re ta lia tio n llh e sw ord) W h e n It co m e s to n u c le a r deterrence. U S. p o lic y h a s been to forgo self-defense, a n d to w ie ld the sw ord w ith o u t the s h ie ld Growing Older S A L T , m u st be added to the numerous e x is t in g h a rd w a re , s u c h a s beastS o v ie t treaty v io la tio n s . Including S o v i­ s e e k in g m is s ile s la u n c h e d from sa te l­ et A B M d e v e lo p m e n ts In v io la tio n ol the lit e s or ih c p ro je c tile w h ic h stopped a A B M T re a ty o f l 9 7 2 d u m m y m is s ile 100 m ile s above the T h e U .S stra te g ic d e terren t needs to e a rth In a su c c e ssfu l test last J u n e O r lx* m o d e rn ize d to d e n y the S o v ie ts the th e y c o u ld use n e w te ch n o lo g ie s, now a b ilit y to g a in a c r ip p lin g first s trik e u n d e r rese arch a n d d e v e lo p m e n t, to c re a te space-based w e a p o n s to stop p o te n tia l B u i a re o ffe n s iv e forces the m is s ile s at o th er p o in ts In sp ace before o n ly w a y to e n s u re s e c u rity ? M ust the n u c le a r b a la n ce rH y o n ly o n the threat th e y de scen d th ro u g h th e atm o sp h ere o f deal ru c tio n " to w a rd th e ir targets. T h ese are the q u e s tio n s that led The m ere e x iste n c e o l s u c h a layered P re sid e n t R e a g a n to p ro p o se a S tra te g ic s y s te m , even if It Is less th a n perfect, D efense in itia tiv e . IB s d e sire is t o »r r a t r w o u ld g reatly re d u ce th e lik e lih o o d of a defensive sy s te m that w ill thre aten n u c le a r w ar. N o S o v ie t co m m a n d e r, m is s ile s , not c itie s , a n d "s a v e liv e s ." k n o w in g that the v a st m a jo rity o f h is ra th e r than "a v e n g e th e m " S u c h a n u c le a r w a rh e a d s w o u ld not reach th e ir s y s te m w o u ld s tre n g th e n deterrence, targ ets, w o uld be lik e ly to la u n c h a m a k in g tear less lik e ly , a n d end o u r firs t-s r!k r a g a in st th e l! .S v ile re lia n c e o n the M A D concept, o ffe rin g Instead h o p e for su rv iv a l. Tlx* co ncept o l b a llis tic m is s ile d e ­ H ow w o u ld It w ork'* A defensive fense ts re v o lu tio n a ry be cau se, lor the sy s te m , its p re s e n tly e n v isio n e d , w o u ld llrs t tim e tu the n u c le a r era. It o ile rs use b o th e x is tin g a n d n e w le t h n o lo g le s p ro te c tio n lo p o p u la tio n s In a d d itio n lo to Intercept m is s ile s at v a rio u s (ailn ts d e te rrin g a s u p r r| x iw c r llrs t strike, n w o u ld o ile r p ro te c tio n a g a in s t a n u c le a r In th e ir flight F irst, we w o u ld use g ro u n d ra d a rs m is s ile that m ig h t be la u n c h e d som e a n d su rfa ce-to -a ir m is s ile s a ro u n d o u r d a v In the fu tu re b y a te rro ris t natio n m is s ile s ilo s to p ro te c t th e m fro m t‘o people w h o are c o n c e rn e d aboul a tta c k T h is c o u ld lx* d o n e w it h n u c le a r se c u rity a n d the effectiven e ss te c h n o lo g y that h a s lo n g been a v a il­ or m o n th ly o f d e te rre n c e , th is system able. re p re s e n ts a |teaeeful. h o p r lu l use o l O th e r la y e rs of d e fe n se w o u ld operate A m e r ic a n te c h n o lo g y th at deserves til sp a ce These d e fe n se s c o u ld use c o n s id e ra tio n u t i d m i pp m i N u c le a r "d e te rre n c e '* Is a c h ie v e d w hen o u r m ilit a r y c a p a b ilitie s c o n v in c e a p o te n tia l a d v e rsa ry that a n a tta c k on the U n ite d S ta te s w o u ld be a b ig m ista k e . U n d e r the S A L T and A B M T re a tie s of the 19 70's, the U.S. and the Soviet U n io n d e cid e d lo a ch ie v e m u tu a l a ssu red d e te rre n c e by p ro h ib itin g d e ­ fensive sy ste m s, a n d by lim itin g the s ir e o f o ffe n s iv e n u c le a r a r s r n u ls . D eterrence w a s lo be based on the kn o w led g e th a t the side In itia tin g a first-strik e n u c le a r a tta c k w o u ld e x p e ­ rience the sa m e h o lo ca u st, after r e ta lia ­ tio n T h is th re a t o f A rm a g e d d o n Is the basts o f to d a y ’s n u c le a r se cu rity: It is the th eo ry o f " M u tu a l A ss u re d D e s tru c ­ tio n ." o r " M A D , " If a rm s c o n tro l h a d w o rk e d a c c o rd in g to design, th e re m ig h t not be reason to be d iss a tisfie d w ith the c u rre n t s ta le o f a ffa irs . B u t a r m s c o n tr o l h a s not eng end ered m u tu a l restra in t: the S o v i­ ets have a d d e d 3 .4 0 0 w a rh e a d s Just sin ce the s ig n in g o f S A L T II In 1979 T h e So viet b u ild u p , p e rm is s ib le u n d e r OUR READERS WRITE 'Good 'ol Boys' A n d w h y s h o u ld n 't a 'G o o d ol Hoy* lead a lo c a l g o v e rn m e n t? A 'G o o d ol B o y Is c ra fty a n d k n o w le d g a b lr a s to needs o f the lo ca ls. O u tsid e e x p e rts h ave b o o k le a r n in g bu t la c k the c o m p a s s io n lo deal w ith lo c a l p ro b le m s . A n d w h a l Is w ro n g w it h h e lp in g o u r frie n d s ? J e s u s te lls u» to be good to e a c h o th er. R ob ert E. D aehn S a n fo rd KLONS! VHlHlKOCtA, msDwwufUNwa m s o m A B D iH n o w i TUATICAMW UtOI^H! MANUFKTJ3tt!fGSMALL English Should Be *'tAUIbaj O fficial Language W e su p p ort le g is la tio n to m an d ate E n g lis h as the o llle la l la n g u a g e In our sta te o f F lo rid a W e u n d e rsta n d a n d a p p re c ia te w h y S o u th F lo rid ia n s d e sire S |M tiw h as a se co n d language a n d n s h o u ld be la u g h l iis oth er la n g u a g e s. In Ihc p u b l ic s c h o o l to f a c llt t u t c c o m ­ p re h e n sio n ol o ilie r c u ltu re s . P erh ap s It s h o u ld lx- re q u ire d that a ll p u b lic s e h o o ls a n d co lle g e s h a v e It a v a ila b le a s an e le c tiv e suti|ee( O v e r a long |M-rtod o f tim e tw o o l l l e l a l . la n g u a g e s . E n g l i s h a n d S p a n is h w o u ld lx* a d is s e r v ic e lo the S p a n is h people a s II w o u ld m ake d lllle u li i h e ir m o v in g u p w a rd lo the e c o n o m ic a n d jx d ltlc a l lit** at tin* N a tio n a l Level F u r t h e r m o r e . It w o u ld In cre ase c o s ts In b u sin e ss tra n s a c tio n s . A ll c o rre s p o n d e n c e a n d d o c u m e n ts w o u ld re q u ire tra n s la tio n , fa c ilita te e u n im u n le a tlo n C o u r ts w o u ld have i l l t l l e u l l y in te r p r e t in g th e la w as irn n s la tio n n are im i p re c ise , c a u s in g d e la y s in litig a tio n a n d a d d in g lo ih c a lre a d y i row drcl Ju d ic ia l d o cket J a iu e s G . I looser P resid e n t M a itla n d S o u th S e m in o le c h a tn b e r o l C o m m e rc e \ Please Write V L e t t e r s to t h e e d it o r a r e w e lc o m e f o r p u b lic a t io n . A l l l e t t e r s m u s t b e s ig n e d a n d I n c lu d e a m a i li n g a d d r e s s a n d , i f p o s s ib le , a t e le p h o n e n u m b e r . T h e E v e n in g H e r a ld r e s e r v e s t h e r ig h t t o e d it l e t t e r s t o a v o id l ib e l a n d t o a c c o m m o d a te sp a ce . > Child Abuse Awareness Important For All A p r il Is N a tio n a l C h ild A b u s e P r e ­ v e n tio n M o n th , a n d U rs u la S u n s h in e C h ild A b u s e P r e v e n t io n . I n c . (U S C A P ), a n o n -p ro fit se rvice o r g a n i­ zatio n . h a s a s o n e o f Its fu n c tio n s e d u c a tin g th e p u b lic u b o u t c h ild abu se a n d p re v e n tio n o f sam e. T h e n e w s m e d ia In general h a s not been hx> c o o p e ra tiv e a lx tu l u s in g a n y o l o u r a r tic le s S o m e o f the e x r u s r s given are d ia l d ie I n le rr s l o f the re a d in g p u b lic h a s peaks and v a lle y s a n d o th e r m a tte rs are o f g re a te r Interest at th is tim e . I w as sh o ck e d ttecausc I h a d u lw a y s tho ught th a t the fu n c tio n o f the n e w s m e d ia w a s lo keep th e p u b lic Info rm ed o f w h a t ts h a p p e n i n g In t h e i r a r e a ( n o t s e le c tiv e ly hut o b je ctiv e ly ) H ow sad to t h in k II m ig h t take the a b u s iv e m u rd e r o f a n o th e r h e lp le ss c h ild (lik e U rs u la S u n s h in e A s s a id ) for n e w s p a ­ pers to deal w ith C h ild A bu se. Peo p le m a y not lik e to h r a r about th is su b ject hut It Is tied In w ith bu dg et H em s lik e penal In s titu tio n s , m e n ta l h o sp ita ls, A id to D ep e n d e n t C h ild r e n a n d m a n y o th er s o c ia l p ro g ra m s. S ta tis tic s sh o w that 9 0 p e rce n t o f o u r p riso n p o p u la ­ tio n s w ere a b u se d a s c h ild re n ; 7 0 p e rcen t o f a ll se x o lfe n d e rs w ere a b u s e d s e x u a l l y t h e m s e lv e s a s c h ild re n . 6 5 p e rce n t o f a ll c h ild re n a d m itte d to s ta le m e n ta l In s titu tio n s have a h is to ry o f abuse; a n d from tw o to five th o u s a n d c h ild re n d ie ea ch y e a r a s d irect re su lt o l abuse. A n o th er 1.500 d e ve lo p C e re b ra l P a ls y a s direct re su lt o l h ra ln d a m a g e from abuse. S e x u a l abu se Is o n e of the m ain re a so n s a d o le sce n ts ru n aw ay Irom h o m e a n d 8 0 p e rc e n t o f n il sex o ffe n d e rs are a c tu a lly k n o w n to the v ic tim . I th o ro u g h ly a gree that the e c o lo g y a n d c o n s e rv a tio n o f n a tu ra l A rtic le A p p reciated reso u rces, truffle m a n a g e m e n t and c o n tro lle d gro w th a rc Im p ortant, b u l w e m u st not lose sig h t o l the fact that T h e S e n io r C m n im in lt y S e r v ic e E m p lo y m e n t P ro g ra m w o u ld lik e to e x te n d th e ir th a n k s a n d a p p te e la tlciii lu r th e a rticle y o u p rin te d in the E ve n in g llcm h l o n b e h a lf u l o u r p ro g ra m I h a n k y o u for y o u r c o u rte s y . C a lv in M ille r P ro ject D ire cto r o u r c h ild re n a re o n e o l o u r m ost vital a n d p re c io u s r e s o u r c e s as lu lu r r c it iz e n s o f o u r c o m m u n ity . M ary B a rtl A lta m o n te S p rin g s U.S. Rep. Claude Pepper Medicare PROs Decide On Care Reimbursement Q . 1 w a s t o ld I n e e d t o h a v e s u r g e r y , b u t a P R O w o u ld h a v e to ju d g e i f w aa r e lm b u r a a b le b y M e d ic a r e . C a n y o u t e l l m e a l i t t l e a b o u t w h a t a PR O Is? A A lth o u g h not w id e ly k n o w n ouls ld e the ho spital c o m m u n it y , a new p ro g ra m w as lx*gun la te last year that w ill a lfre t use of h o s p ita l s e rv ic e s by M e d ic a re b c n e llc la rlc s . P e e r R e view O rg a n iz a tio n s , m a n d a te d b y C o n g re ss in th e Soc ia l S e c u rity A c t o f 1983. m u sl " c e r t if y " ihc* a p p ro p ria te n e s s of h o s p i­ t a l a d m is s io n s b y M e d i c a r e tx*ncflclnrtes. T h e P R O p ro g ra m w a s b e g u n to g u a ra n te e M edicare p a tie n ts do not h a v e u n n e c e ss a ry s u rg e r y a n d to m ake s u re p u tle n ts are n o t a d m itte d to h o s p it a ls n e e d le s s ly . S t u d ie s h a v e s h o w n that the p r o b a b ility o f h a v in g s u rg e ry depen ds In p a rt o n a p h y s i­ c ia n 's "p ra c tic e s t y lr , " S o m e d o cto rs r e c o m m e n d s u rg ic a l p ro c e d u re s far more- o fte n than o th e rs . G e n e ra lly , d lfle r e n r e s in p h y s ic ia n b e h a v io r arc e x p la in e d m ore by " p r a c t ic e s ty le " th a n h v differen ces In th e p a tie n ts tre a te d P K O s w ere also e s ta b lis h e d to assure ca re is p ro v id e d In the m o s t a p p ro p ria te a n d least c o stly s e ttin g . W h e re In­ d ic a te d , P R O s w ill re q u ir e that su rg e ry lx* co n d u c ted on an " o u t p a t ie n t " basis, w ith o u t an o v ern ig h t s la y In a h o sp ital. P R O s a ls o h ave r e s p o n s ib ilit y fo r a s s u r in g that m in im u m q u u lliy -o f-c a re s ta n d a rd s m e m a in ta in e d , d e sp ite p re ­ s s u r e s to o ile r c a re In le ss r o s ily s e llin g s . W h a t ilex's Ihc P R O a c tu a lly do? H o s p it a ls h ave set u p a s y s te m for the r e v ie w o f M e d ic a re p a tte rn s b e in g a d m it t e d fo r e le c tiv e s u r g ic a l p r o ­ c e d u re s P h y s ic ia n s h a v e to e x p la in to i he P R O w h y a s p e c ific s u rg ic a l p ro ­ c e d u re Is n ecessary a n d w h e th e r Inpa­ tie n t o r o u tp a tie n t cu re Is In d ica te d . T h e P R O also re q u ire s th a t ce rta in lia t ic iit s w ith diagn o ses s u c h a s p n e u ­ m o n ia . a s t h m a o t h r o n e h H t n be* s p e c ia lly re v ie w e d b e lo re th e y are d is c h a rg e d . T h is Is to p re v e n t p re ­ m a tu re patient d isc h a rg e . W h a t w ill happen If th e P R O d e cid e s I hat a p ro p o se d s u rg ic a l p ro c e d u re dex-s nul m eet P R O g u id e lin e s a n d sh o u ld not lx- c o v e re d b y M e d ic a re ? Y o u r p h y s ic ia n m a y ap|x*ul su c h a d e c is io n . It w ill a lso lx* p o s sib le lo a rra n g e lo r a secon d o p in io n . II the P R O s t ill d is a g re e s w ith the phvstc la u a lte r the a p p e a l p ro c e ss. Ihe P R O c a n d e n y M e d ica re c o v e ra g r lor p h y s ic ia n a n d h o s p ita l s e rv ic e s T h e p a tie n t s h o u ld be a d v is e d o f t h is d e n ial a n d o l Ilu* lact that he o r sh e w ill have to pay Ihe lu ll cost o f r a r e lx*fore being a d m it te d io Hu- h o sp ital. P R O s are a new p r o g r a m a n d there a re m a n y q u e stio n s a lx ru t ho w they w ill w o rk and abo u t t h r lr u llim u le e ffe c tiv e n e ss. W h eth e r o r n o t th e y w ill Im p ro v e (tie q u a lity o f e u r r Is a lso a q u e s tio n that w ill tx* stu d ie d . What Newspapers Across The Nation Are Saying 9 #600 AIDS C a se s Just Tip Of The Iceberg B y U n it e d P r e s s I n t e r n a t io n a l L o s A n g e le s T im e s A id s Is not a h o m o s e x u a l plagu e. It Is a n a tio n a l plague. T h e n u m b e r o f eases c o n tin u e s to g ro w at an a la rm in g r a le , urn! It has n o w sp read to h e te ro se x u a ls, 1 11 rea l ru t tig the c o u n try vulth an e p id e m ic u n e q u a le d tu m o d e rn tim es, M ake n o m is ta k e a tx m l It. T h e 9 .6 0 0 cases reported 8101*0 Ihe s e x u a lly tra n s m itte d disease w as d isc o v e re d In 1981 a rc Just the tip o f the Iceberg. T h e n u m b e r o f people Infected w ith A ID S ts e x p e cte d to m u s h ro o m In c o m in g y e a rs to the ten s o f th o u sa n d s. A m illio n A m e r ic a n s m a y a lre a d y h a v e been exp o sed to th e v ir u s that c a u se s A ID S . M o st o f them d o n 't k n o w It. and th ey c o n tin u e th e ir se x u a l p ra c tic e s, sp re a d in g the dise ase s t ill fu rth e r. T h e In c u b a tio n period c a n be as lo n g a s five y e a rs before s y m p to m s develop. 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If P re sid e n t R e a g a n n r g lr r la the Issue, h is s u re sso r. a s a g r im re m in d e r o f the d a n g e rs In c u r b in g e xcesse s, m a y h ave to h a n g a p o rtra it o f H e rb e rt H o o ve r In Ihe O v a l O ffice. S e a t t le P o s t l n t e l l l g e n c e r B r a z il's P resid e n t-ele ct T a n c r r d o N eves w ill lx* re m e m b e re d fo n d ly b y the vast m a jo rity o f h is c o u n try m e n , for as Ih c lr le a d e r he never got a c h a n c e to m a k e a se rio u s m is ta k e : he d ie d lx*fore ta k in g office. B u t h is su cc e sso r, J o s e S a rn e y . w h o u n d o u b te d ly w ill ba sk In th e w a rm glow o f re n e w e d d e m o c ra tic s p irit, w ill a ls o h ave lo deal w ith the e c o n o m ic m e ss left h im b y 21 years o f m ilit a r y m isru le . 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T h e R E A L T O R B u ild e r C o m m itte e w ill present a p ro g ra m o n Everything You've Alw aya Wanted to A s k A b o u t th e New Con­ struction at 10 a.tn. on M ay 31. T h e b o a rd a lso h o ld s monthly orientation se ssio n s fo r new a p p li­ c a n t s , w h o m u s t be a p p ro v e d b y the m e m ­ b e rs h ip c o m m itte e , Ihe e x e c u tiv e b o a rd , a n d the g e n e r a l m e m b e r s h ip . M e m be r* m u s t a g rre lo abide b y u co d e o f e lh le s w h ic h i s t a k e n v e r y se rio u sly , T h e b o a rd can fin e , r e p r im a n d , w a rn , s u s p e n d o r t e r m in a t e m e m b e rs fo r fa llin g to abide by t h is code. New m e m b e rs are In­ d u cte d a t the m o n th ly lu n c h e o n m e e tin g s and sp eakers ore sc h e d u le d -Jans Casselberry �Evening H w a M - Sunday. A p ril I t, t*tS Herald A dvertiter, Monay Saver — Thursday. M ay 1. i f t l Sanford, FI. — ) The lowest priced single-family homes in Central Florida. $ 38, 900. You won’t find a better buy for your money on a single-family home In Central Florida than at MARONDA HOMES IN DELTONA. We have over 20 different floor plans to choose from. And now. MARONDA IS BUYING DOWN THE INTEREST RATE on 30-year FHA. VA and Conventional mortgages to make housing affordable. Additionally, WE FAY A LL CLOSING COSTS. Unlike many builders, we have NO HIDDEN COSTS. OUR PRICES INCLUDE THE LOT OF YOUR CHOICE. Call 628*2162 from Orlando or 574-6634 from Deltona Creekwood $63,400 bedrm2 Tide wood $38,900 Bradbury $53,200 THE DIFFERENCE IS VALUE f r o m !n tf* a l* l« 4 «•# D e lto na t a i l to m am t N f i m t , F o lio * D e llo n a V# m lla to M a t o n d a H e n t t t m o d a l* o n f ig h t . C o ll 2 1 * 2 h u m O r la n d o or M l 6 6 1 4 fro m Da lu m a MARONDA HOMES 9 Decorated Models �4 Evening Herald — Sunday, April II, IMS ...There's A Continued from page 2 m in m o d lt y p la ced o n Ih c in a r k r l and not get r m o - Sanford, FI. Herald A dvertlte r, Money Saver — Thursday, May I, IWJ tlo ria lly In v o lv e d in tinsa le ." A fte r y o u h a v e m ad e O PEN H O U S E S A T . 1-5 B u y e r s ' Market Ih c d e c is io n abo u t how to se ll y o u r ho u se, ih r next step In p re p a rin g for sale Is i d c o n d u c t a thorough I n s p e c tio n o f the p re ­ m is e s . A s p r i c e s to r h o u se s c o n tin u e to In­ crease. r o m jH t lllo n w ill b e co m e m o re Intense and m ost re a l-e s ln le agents, lik e B rig g s , sa y th is Is when some careful p la n n in g c a n m a ke o r b reak a side. S i n c e MAYFAIR EXECUTIVE HOME L a r g e 4 b d r m / 2 b a th h om e In e x c e lle n t neighborhood, eat In kitchen, paddle Ian, te p a ra te d in in g and liv in g room N ear H am ilton E le m School. 4)1 So Scott. Reduced below a p p ra is a l 9 9 9 ,5 0 0 b u y e r s a r e a d v ise d to h a v e a b u ild ­ in g I n s p e c t io n o f the hom e c o m p le te d before ih r p a p e rs are signed, se lle rs s h o u ld try to head oft a n y a n tic ip a te d o b ­ jectio n. M o re a n d m o rr h o u s e s a le s a r e c o n ­ tin g en t o n a su cce ssfu l t m lid ln g I n s p e c tio n . If you w ant to m a k e a sale, b e fo re y o u p u t y o u r house o n Ih e m a rk e t Is the lim e to ta ke ra re of a n y p ro blem s T h in g s that w ill so u n d th e a la rm range from crac k s In the found ation In lig h t sw itc h e s that d o n 't w ork to a w ater s ta in on the c e llin g that in d ic a te s a probable leak lit the roof " T h e s e are th in g s that the se lle r has lived w ith for y e a rs and not paid a tte n tio n to. hut it's that k in d o f th in g lh a l m esses u p i h e t r a n s a c t io n . * ' w a rn s B rig g s " Y o u don 't w a n t th o s e t h in g s to co m e u p a f lr r you have a n a g re e m e n t. T h a t 's w hat m ost people hale the m ost T h e y d o n 't like to re a ch a n agreem ent a m i th in k the house is so ld o n ly to find lli.it they a re c o n t i n u a l l y re- n e g o il. it lu g Ihe a g re e ­ m e n t." E v e n If I h r re Is no b u ild in g Inspection ih rr e In Florida w ill lx- an a p p ra is a l In* s|M-cllon. If the b u y e r lia s app lied (o ra m ortgage. If the house d o e sn 't lo o k lik e It s a good In v e st­ m ent. ih e Irn d c r p ro b a ­ b ly w ill turn d o w n Ihe loan app licatio n. II there Is no a p p ra isa l Inspection and no b u ild ­ in g lns|>ertlon, the re a l m om ent of tru th Is w h r n ih e p ro s p e c tiv e b u y e r la k r s a tour o f the h o m e before sign ing Ih r fin a l papers. Make sure the h o use Is clean from b a th ro o m to k it c h e n w h e n y o u show It. T h e re 's u v e ry l a r g e p a r t o f t h e m a rk e tp la c e th at d o e s not show lik e a b ra n d new home so Its u p to the o w n e r to m ake the h o u se show as well a s It c o n ," -»ays Hrlggs " A ls o !>c on ltie lookout for th in g s that y ou h a v e b e e n m e a n in g t o f i x . lik e b ro k en h a n d le s on screen doors, o r th e unfinished w o o dsh ed. It's little stuff, but It's c r it ic a l to Ihe sale o f any h o u se ". " T h e s e a re th in g s that the b u y e r c a n spend a c o u p le o f h u n d re d dollars to f ix a n d m a k e a th o u sa n d d o lla r s e x lra on ih c s a le ". Y o u m a y la u g h at the Im age o f th e tlre -k lrk ln g p r o s p e c t iv e u s e d car b u y e r. H o w e v e r, keep In m in d th a t th e re m a y not be a b u y e r fo r rve ry se ller. J u s t a s good con­ s u m e rs a re not lik e ly lo sp e n d m o n e y on a car l bat h a s too m a n y ra l­ lie s . I h e y p ro b a b ly w on't b u y a h o u s e th a t looks lik e n o b o d y h a s cured for It. M o n e y tu lk s and what It Is s a y in g Is that th is la a b u y e r’ s m a rk e t. THE WALL ST. COMPANY 549 W. Lake Mary Blvd. :i2 1 - 5 0 0 5 " 6 « . ” W i lll a m M f l R t . l l . r A i i M l a t . E v e n in g , t i l 4141 Kiddie Condos: Parents Buying Homes For Kids Going To College By Bill Lohminn UPI Feature Writer R E A L T O R S * It Is not a s daffy as c ro w d in g Into telephone tx m ills a n d p ro b a b ly less la s ly t h a n s w a llo w in g 2»/a to 3.26 Acres • Near St. Johns River on paved road. Suitable for your perfect home In Ihe country. Starting at $15,000. Owner will hold mtg. Sanford • Low downpayment, 4 bdrm/2 bafh home. Fenced on corner lot, citrus trees, well 8> sprinkler system, eat in kit­ chen w/lndoor laundry, Fla. room, screen ed porch and one year warranty. $45,900 Low Low-Down, Assum e FHA. Lake Mary • 10 acres. Custom built 2 bdrm/2 bath, 2 car garage. Potential high density zoning, property can be divided. Near Lake M ary High School. Large rooms, big trees, big separate work shop. ew Listing • Adorable 2 bedroom home /large living and fam ily room. Clean & neat, shade tre es, nice yard, w alk downtown, steal It today at $35,000. S Sanford • Zoned comm ercial, pretty house, great for retiree, clean as a pin, eat in kit­ chen, paddle fan, fenced yard. Excellent buy at $39,000. Let Us Help You S ell Your Home \ \ g o ld fish , hut It's the la l esl c ra z e sw eeping the n a t io n 's c n lle g r c a m ­ p u s e s — stu d e n t c o n ­ d o m in iu m . In th is c a lc u la te d age of computer stu d en ts and b u s in e s s a d m in is tra tio n m a jo rs h ead in g tow ard y u p p lc -d o m . the trend o l s t u d e n t s a n d t h r Ir p a re n ts b u y i n g cond o m ln u m s ra th e r th an r e n t in g a p a r t m e n t s Is g ro w in g In p o p u la rity D eve lo p ers have been q u ir k to s c t ic u|K)ii tile p h en o m e n o n . " I t 's h u p p rn ln g In a ll the c o lle g e towns a ro u n d h e re .* * s a i d N a n e t t e K t r h ls . a r r a l e s ta te b r o k e r In C h a p e l H ill, N .C .. h o m e o f Ihe U n i­ v e rs ity o f N o rth C aro lin a. " O n ly f r e s h m e n a re p r o m is e d d o r m it o r y r o o m s (at U N C ) . If p a re n ts are going In be m a k i n g In v e s tm e n ts a n y w a y , t h is Is a lo g ica l th in g to do so th eir c h ild cu n la k e advantage o l It." F ie ld s r e fe r s to Ihe n m l o in l u l u m s a s kiddle c on d o s " Parents lo o k in g for u la s break — or s im p ly se a rch in g for a w a y lo a v o id th ro w in g m o n e y do w n the often deep rent hole In college (o w n s — pu rchase the c o n ­ d o m in iu m s for Ih e lr s o n s a n d daughters In college. O n c e the k id s ure o u t o f school, ih r paren ts e ith e r s e ll the ro n d o s , h a n g o n to Ih rm as r e n ta l p ro p e rly or keep th e m a s r e t ir e m e n t h o m e s fo r them selves. Som e o l ih r stu d e n t c o n d o s are a p a r t m e n t co nversio n s, but o th e rs are new u n its b u ilt a s c o n d o m in iu m s w ith c o l­ lege room m ates In m in d w ith b a th n x im s In e a c h lie d ro o m and fire p la c e s lo sp ic e u p Ihe deal. C h a p e l H ill Is o ne o l the hotbeds for th is ty p e o f real estate tra n s a c tio n — r ra l cstatr o lfle e s Hood p a re n ts o f co lleg e stu- WE HAVE HOMES FOR THE HOMELESS I T he Wall St . Company l B a IE M M : 549 W. Lake M ary Blvd. r MOSSIE C. BATM AN UC. REAL ESTATE BROKER 3 2 1 -5 0 0 5 "B e a " Williamson. Realtor-Associate Evenings (305) 323-4762 '>,<?0 SANFORD AVE. c o r d . 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A la .: " T h e p a re n ts are n o t o n ly p u t t in g Ihelr c h ild u p fo r fo u r y e a rs for free, b u t th e y a ls o are g e ttin g an e q u a l am oun t o f m o n e y In Ihe w riteo ff cate g o ry. This Is c u llin g the co st o f e d u c a tio n .” T h e ru s h w a s trigg ere d In p a rt b y a c h a n g e In In te rn a l R e v e n u e S e rv ice re g u la tio n s In 1981 that now a llo w s a h o m e o w n er lo re n t p r o p e r t y lo a r e la t iv e a n d t a k e I n ­ v e stm e n t ta x d e d u c tio n s a s w e ll. The good a p a r t m e n t p o in t s of liv in g * , p a r t i c u l a r l y t h e lo w maintenance, make c o n d o m in iu m s m o re a t­ t r a c t i v e t h a n s in g le f a m ily h o m e s fo r stu - ^ r t * . - i v o ,A W A v « w » - . v , v , - v , v . n V 4 V . ' v v i W W . ' r / �Herald AdverlH er, Money Saver - Thursday. M ay l , IN S Evening Herald — Sunday, April I I . I I U Sanford. FI. - S Preparing Home Sale: Game's The Same, But ... By Mark Schwed UPI Feature Writer M IA M I ( U l’ l l The l i r a t Is o n In S o u t h F lo rid a , w ith a h o u s in g g lu t, p ressure fro m le n ­ d e rs and a c ra c k d o w n on d ru g sm u g g le rs a ll c o m ­ b i n ln g to c r e a t e a “ rn ln d b o g g h n g " m a rk e t for rc tlrc m e n i real estate A m e re $ 14 .0 0 0 Is a ll It la k e s to m o v e In to a s t u d i o a p a r t m e n t In M ia m i Beach , w h ere real r s tn tc agents b o ast o f an “ a c tiv e re sc u e s q u a d " a n d tw o heart h o s p ita ls Just a sto n e ’s th ro w from th e ocean. T h o se w ith de ep po ckets c a n m ove In tod ay to a lu x u r io u s c o n d o m in iu m for Just SI m i l l i o n , g i v e or l ake $ 0 5 0 ,0 0 0 M ost people a r r aw are o f the p ro p e rty p ro b le m In S o u th F lo rid a . T h e re w a s so m u c h b u ild in g g o in g o n In the past tw o C a ro le L e a c h o l Ila y view R e a l E sta te , w h o h a n d le s h o u s in g for those w h o d id w e ll In life a n d p la n to d o th e sa m e In r e ­ tire m e n t. “ T h e m a rket Is m ln d b o g g ltn g ." T h e r r a rc those c o n ­ dos. fro m b e a ch to sh in lu g b e a c h , t h e lo w n h o u s e s . and re s id e n ­ t ia l p a la c e s , h u t o n e h o u s in g c o n c e p t Is b ra n d s p a n k in g new: le a sin g o r r e n t in g h o t c l - l l k r r e ­ tire m e n t d w e llin g s u n til yo u d ro p . T h e s e a re fo r the r e ­ tire e s a n d e ld e rly w h o a rc a lo n g w a y a w a y fro m C lu b M e d. bu t not q u ite r e a d y fo r I n tr a v e n o u s I u lie s. I lr s ld r * l he standard c u rd r o o m s a n d sh u f(lt-board c o u rts , I h c rr a rc s a u n a s , s lc u m ro o m s , c h a u f f c u r c d tra n s p o r ta ­ tio n. 2 4 -h o u r e m e rg e n cy m e d i c a l c a l l s e r v ic e , s h o w e r s w it h s p e c ia l g rip s, lu x u r io u s d in in g , m a id a n d lin e n se rvice s, c o c k t a il p a r t ie s , f r e s h w a t e r p o o ls a n d s n a c k b a rs — a ll th ro w n In w it h t h r h o u se o r a p a rtm e n t. H ut a s th e y sa y o n M ia m i Beach, It ain’t ch ea p . decades th a t (he w eight of a ll th e d e v e lo p m e n ts threaten ed to s in k the sta le Into the A tla n tic Ocean. H ut th e b o o m w en t bust a n d th e b o tto m fell out o f th e m a rk e t. In ­ v e s t o r s lo s t s o m a n y s hI r I s t h a t ih e d r y <le a n ln g In d u s try a lm o st w ent d o w n w ith them . 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T h e C e n tu r y 21® Open House Weekend The Following Homes Will Be Open For Your Viewing Pleasure: SATURDAY MAY 4 1-4 p.m. 2015 Adams Ave., Sanford 15 p.m. 100 Ridge Dr., Sanford 2-4 p.m. 807 Scott Ave., Sanford 1-5 p.m. 150 Maureen Dr., Sanford 9-12 noon 126 Krlder Road, Sanford 1-4 p.m. 610 Landings Place, Longwood 711 Castlewood Dr., Winter Spgs. 9-12 noon 1-4 p.m. 109 W. 17th St., Sanford 9-12 noon 106 W. 27th St.. Sanford To i l people a re the o n e s w ho lived a ll th e ir liv e s w ith cu te lit tle sc re a m e rs and the last t h in g th e y w ant to do is re tire lit a fa m ily area. ’ Y o u d o n ’ t w an t to trip over s o m e k td ’s trtc y rle o n t h r w a y l o t ti r g e ria tr ic w a r d , " L e a c h said SUNDAY MAY 5-1 p.m. to 4 p.m. 226 W a s h in g to n L a k e M a ry 3445 Country C lu b Rd. S a n fo rd Your Host: Doug Russell ★ Large 100x270 ft. lot. ★ 3 bedroom, 2 bath ★ Great Room ★ Eat-In Kitchen ★ $89,900 Your Hostess: Lawana Kish ★ New Home ★ 3 bedroom, 2 bath ★ Great Room w/flreplace ★ Dining Room ★ Treed Lot ★ Breakfast Nook * $61,900 (ISH REAL ESTATE REALTOR * TTa___ n rf^ l. 321-0041 635 W. 25th SI.. S a n fo r d NATIONAL OPEN HOUSE MAY 4 & 5, SAT. & SUN. fr f2 l 1 P.M. TO 5 P.M. TODD-LYLE, INC. SEE HOMES BELOW 1254-A PROVIDENCE BlVD. DELTONA 5 7 4 -5 2 6 7 c-2M ATM0RE 3/2 with 1422 $q. It. ol luxury living. C.C. Area. 10*12 noon 2-4 p.m. 1-5 p.m. 1-5 p.m. 1-4 p.m. 1-4 p.m. 1*4 p.m. c-21-2 TOP COURT 3/2 Paneled don, stone fire-place, on Cul De Sac. C.C. Area. c 2t-3 901 VILLAGE DR. 2/1 with many conveniences. Spotless and convenient. c-2i-4 682 LELAND 2/2 C a ll Us F o r D etails and D irections!!! nearly naw. Many custom extras. Beautilul porch. c-21-5 PROVIDENCE JUNE PORZIG REALTY ( T h e $ 1 ,4 0 0 re n t In c lu d e s m a id and lin e n se rv ice s, d o c to rs a n d n u rs e s on c a ll, two K o s h e r m e a ls a d a y In a lu x u r io u s res tau ru n t, 2 4 -h o u r s e c u r i­ ty . an d a n a c t iv it ie s d irecto r. T h ese p la c e s a r c Inf o im a lly z o n e d fo r r e ­ tirem e n t. N o k id s T h e se CENTURY 21 NATIONAL OPEN HOUSE QntuiK SUNDAY, MAY S 1760 Beacon Ave., Sanford 105 Aldean Dr., Sanford 1633 Sandpiper Tr., Deer Run 780 Cochran Road, Geneva 224 Dlrksen Dr., DeBary 618 Park Ave., Sanford 3055 Moore Dr., Oviedo In N aples, re n ts ra n g e u p to $ 3 ,3 0 0 for a n as-yet u n u m r d project, b u t It c o s t s $ 9 9 5 , 0 0 0 in e n tra n c e fees Just to get In the door. In M ia m i, g ro u n d h a s Ju st been b ro k en fo r an $ 1H m i l l i o n 1 4 - s t o r y h ig h -ris e n r a r H ls c n y n e H ay c a lle d Port W illia m . 2/2 NEW, NEW , NEW. BIG H A M M ER Model. Outstanding. c-21-4 1817 PHILADELPHIA 305 ) 322-8678 3/2 Large home with panoramic view on Lake McGarrity. ■02 S. Frtnch A** c 2t 7 1015 PIONEER S a n lo r d . F L 22771 3/2 Walk to new shopping center. Moderate price. C2M 1543 NORMANDY 271 Cathedral calling, outstanding yard, great location and prica. cu t CLAYTON AND PROVIDENCE 3/2 Split plan. Custom built. Beautiful, walk to new shopping center. c*21*10 649 FAIRCHILD 2/2 Split plan, charming home in excellent location. Put Number 1 to work for you.1* j C IMS Century 71 A m * C*2Mi Corporation m truataa tor ina NAF. • and T M - 'r r t a r n * r t » q ! Cg n tu ry 2> C o rp o ra tio n M u y t in j C up O ftu tM tf >. V \ ; .••V*'* •• E A C H O FFICE I H O e P E M O t W T ir O tM M iO A S tO w r r y io M A O ... is : .i, ... FLOYD CIRCLE ,1/1 .Perfect for. rHlrofnfnt, investment. Lovely yard. �4 Evening Herald Sunday, April 71, l»«J Sanford. FI. Herald Advartlsar, Money Sever — T hun d er. May 7. H U First Home: Be Sure You Want To Live There E)jr W illia m H. Inman UPI Fe a tu re W rite r T h e fln st-tlm c Iio iim *b u y e r tth m ild s ill l liro n ^ li •i w ea lth nl InforrriiilInn b e fo re m ilk in g b is d e ­ c is io n . III! l u l l i n g p o ll’ llH ill tax a d v a n ta g e s of M s p u rc h a s e . I lie p ro p e rty 's r e s a le v a lu e , a n il Its lo c a tio n re la tiv e lo (M u re g ro w th . Mill IIrsi iim l forem ost, be s h o u ld c o n s id e r how llie lions*' " f e e ls " lo him p e r s o n a lly - d u e s II e m ia t lt u l e a p le a s .m l p liiee lo liv e " Y o u m u st s a tis fy Ibal e i l l r r i u U f i r s t , " s iild F ra n k H a rm a n , a com in u n 1 1 9 r e a l e s i a I e le c tu re r, a c c o u n ta n t m id r r n ia l p r o p e r ly o w n e r Peo p le so m e tim e s view I lie p u rc h a s e o l a hom e lik e a n y p r o p e r t y a c ­ q u is it io n . from a p u re In v e stm e n t sta n d p o in t ■ 'llu l a hom e is d if ­ ferent, A hom e ts a hom e. I l's a p la c e lo live. 'Ih u s d iffe re n t fa c to rs are al play, Y o u m u st e x a m in e y o u r p e r s o n a li t y urn! y o u r p e rs o n a l finals W ill liv in g In t h is hom e d riv e y o u c r a z y , e v e n If It le p r e s e n ls a 'w o n d e rfu l I n v e s t m e n t o p p o r t u n i­ ty ? "' A m u lt i- h ed ro o m hom e, n o m a tte r Its c a p i­ tal p o le n ll.il, Is a loo ltsh b u y lo r a b a ch e lo r w ith few b e lo n g in g s. A n In tie r city lo w n h o u s e o r h ig h ris e c o n d o m a k e s lll ll e se n se lor a co u p le w ith a lot of c h ild re n w h o y e a rn lo p la y o u td o o rs O n tb c o th e r hand, ll KW, NNOEYOURETIRE nEOtHKESMORETHOUGHT! People who can retire anywhere keep looking lo Orango Tree Village. Neslled In 40 acros d rolling hills, Orango Tree Vlllago foalures double spacious woodod lota. This virtually maintenance (roe planned com­ munity oilers a private recreational center and is located with access to all area conveniences and amenities. Ono further am enity.. 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" A lot of |H-opte got III over their head s." Ih iiig h ly 2f> percen t to 2H percent ol a b u y e r's d isp o sa b le m o n th ly in com e should go iu lo the m ortgage (laym ents. she re co m m e n d e d S o n ic a n a ly s ts rrc o iriiu e u d as m u c h as -10 p e rcen t ot th a t n iim t h lv In co m e, tun no higher A first tim e b u y e r is g o ing lo be lo o k in g for a lot of pu rchases lot ih.it h o to e — I u r it 11ii r e . drujK-rlcs a p p lia n c e s all ilia l ll von .lie at your s p e n d in g lim it , y o u II n ever have tin- b in d s to p r o p e r ly u p d a t e y o u r bottle O il llie o ilie r h a n d , som e yo u n g c o u p le s b u y ho m e s w ith llie exp re ss p u rp o se ol b u ild in g a llllle eq uity, s e llin g the ho m e s in a few years, a n d m a k in g ih r lr second o r i h I r d h o m »• t h <■ “ d re a m p la ce ." U n fo rtu n a te ly , the suit re a l rs ta le m ark et ol re c e n t y e a rs h a s lu a d c ra p ld profM-ity tu rn o v e rs a le s s a lli.K liv e prosp ect "In llie tale l!l7 t)s. real e s t a t e w a s p o p u la r Ix-cansc ll w iis ta n g ib le , a w a y lo lieal I n lla llo u ." said K o rm a n Y o u c o u ld throw m o n e y an y w h e re and y o u 'd m a k e m ore money b a c k "S in ce H IH I. because ol a c o m b in a tio n o l high Interest ra le s , low Inflallo n ch ang es In h o u sin g patterns, the m a rk e t has cooled ofT s ig n ific a n tly . There has h e rn a ra d ica l d e p r e c ia tio n o n h o m e values In m a n y ureas. Many h o u s e s arc nol even k e e p in g u p w ith Inllallou. -I or 5 percent. You're ta k in g a risk If you're b u y in g I bat first home w ith the Idea o f m aking a p ro fit In a year or two." 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L it tle d id h o m e o w n e rs a n d p o t e n t ia l b u y e r s k n o w th at m o ney m a rk e t m u tu a l fu n d s were th e d e a th k n e ll for those 9 p e rc e n t m o rtg a g e s a n d p e rh a p s o th e rs In Ihc 10 p e rc e n t range as w e ll, a n a ly s ts say. B u y e rs c a n keep w a it ­ in g for what used lo lie a n In e v ita b le d o w n w a rd c y c l e b u t It w il l n o t h a p p e n , s a y s N ew O r ­ le a n s c o n s u lt a n t J o h n H eb e rt. " T h e m in u te y o u let th e a v erag e J o e get 8 p e re rn t o r 9 p e rte n t o n Ids m o n e y , (hat w as the b e g in n in g o f Ihe e n d ." he sa id . W a ll S tre e t's y ie ld s fo r ih c c o m m a n m an so o n h a d to be exten d ed to b a n k s a n d sa v in g s a n d lo a n s . T h a t m e a n t s a v in g s a n d loan s a ls o n e e d e d h ig h e r Incom e. T h e g ra te fu l saver fo u n d c r e d it co st m o re e v e n a fte r the Inflatio n ra te slo w e d . A t i h e s a m e t im e , m o rtg a g e s were b e c o m ­ in g fa r m o re jx ip u la r fo r I h e b ig g e s t I n v e s to rs . T h e lo w -p ro file " s e c o n d ­ a r y m a r k e t" that b u n d le s m o rtg a g e s e x p lo d e d In th e la st five years. O n c e a s h e lte r fro m the m o n e y m a rk e t sto rm , m o rtg a g e s b e ca m e b ig -tim e c h ip s o n th e table. A n d the p h ilo s o p h y o f th e re g u la to rs ca m e to re fle ct m o re of b u d g e t d i r e c t o r D a v i d S t o c k m a n 's c o n v ic t io n th a t the n a tio n has tie d u p to o m u c h m o n e y In re s id e n tia l h o u s in g to the d is a d v a n t a g e o f I n ­ v e s tm e n t-s ta rv e d e c o ­ n o m ic s e c t o r s lik e m a n u fa c tu rin g . A s ra le s stayed s t u b ­ b o r n ly h ig h It b e ca m e c le a r ho m e o w n e rs h ip ’s fa v o re d p o sitio n on th e n a t io n 's Investm ent p r i­ o r it y lis t w as b e in g Jeop­ a rd iz e d . T h e r e s u lt m a y b e m o r e e f f ic ie n t u s e o f m o n e y . H eb ert says. B u t a lso . " I t's never g o in g to g o b a c k d o w n to the good o ld d a y s ," w hen s a v in g s a n d lo a n s h a r v e s t e d c h e a p m o n e y a n d p a sse d II o n to th e h o u s in g In d u stry . “ Home m o rtg a g e m o n e y Is s lm C o n t in u e d t o p e g s 11 �Evening H e ra ld — Sunday. A p ril H . 1945 H a ra ld A d v e rtis e r. Mo nay S a v tr -- T hursday, M a y 1, ISM Sanford. FI. — 9 Here Are Some Tips For Your Moving Day By Ken Francklln U PI F e a t u r e W r i t e r So y o u 'v e b o u g h t that new h o use o r a re ready lo trade y o u r a p a rtm e n t (or a c o n d o m i n i u m arrovt tow n . Do y o u le a v e the tnovInn to p ro fe s s io n a ls o r do It yourself? That d e p e n d s o n how adven turesom e y o u are, how p r r r lo u s y o u c o n ­ sider y o u r g o o d s to be, and. In m a n y c a s e s , whether y o u h a v e som e energetic frie n d s w illin g to trade a d a y 's w o rk for a few cases o f beer. In a l o n g - d i s t a n c e move, d o n 't lift a fin g e r If yo ur p r e s e n t o r n e w em ployer Is p a y in g for your trip. Let the m o v e rs do the w o rk . In m a n y cases, the e m p lo y e r w ill pick the m o v e r, s a v in g you that h ead ach e. K you are m o v in g lo a n o th e r c it y o n y o u r ow n. y o u c a n m o v e yourself — a n d sa v e c o n ­ siderable d o lla r s — If you only have a few ro o m fu ls of furniture. He w ary, h o w e v e r. If you have a b a d b ack . Even In a c r o s s - t o w n move It s o m e tim e s Is l>est to b r in g In a m o v in g firm to at least h and le b u lk y a p p lia n c e s a n d t h in g s lik e c o n v e rtib le c o u c h e s , a n d d e lic a te p o s s e s s io n s . T h e y a re In su re d a g a in st dam age. Y o u p ro b a b ly w ill not Ire. Q u e s t io n : G o in g th e d o -it-y o u rs e lf route, how d o y o u p ic k a t r u c k re n ta l firm ? A n s w e r: Ily c o m p a ri­ so n s h o p p in g In o th e r w o rd s, d o n 't go to the n e a r e s t or m o s t a d v e rtis e d tru c k re n ta l f ir m a n d p lu n k d o w n y o u r b u c k s In haste. T h e m o v c - lt - y o u r s e lf t r u c k a n d tra ile r ren ta l b u s in e s s Is c u t t h r o a t w h e n It c o m e s to c o m ­ p e titio n . T h e y a ll w ant y o u r b u s in e s s and are w illin g to b a rg a in for It — s o m e tim e s at su b sta n tia l s a v in g s to you. O n e m a jo r rental firm a d v e r t is e s th a t It w ill m a t c h a n y lo w e r ru le q u o te fro m a co m p etito r. W h e n s h o p p in g a ro u n d , y o u fin d Its basic qu otes le n d to be h ig h e r because It p la n s o n c o m in g dow n. It m a k e s u p the d i f ­ fe re n c e o n c u s to m e rs w h o p a y the first quote. n o q u e stio n s asked. W h e n It co m e s tim e to p ic k in g u p th e t r u c k , lo c a l dealers m a y a ls o th ro w In a few e x tra d a y s o r a few h u n d re d e x tra m ile s o n y o u r trip lim it a ­ tio n . If yo u ask. M ost de a lers u lso h a v e on h a n d an u rra y of m a te ria ls In a ssist w ith the m o ve ra n g in g iru m h a n d tru c k s to h e lp lu g a p p lia n c e s and fu r n itu r e p a d d in g to b o x es o f a ll sh a p e s and sizes. T h e y a lso have, free o f c h a r g e , b o o k le t s w it h t ip s o n e s tim a tin g the s iz e o f the tru c k y o u w ill need, p a c k in g a n d h a n ­ d lin g h in ts. M a n y a ls o offer o p tio n a l In su ra n c e th a t c o v e rs n o t o n ly d a m a g e to the v e h ic le , b u t c a r r ie s $ 1 0 0 d e ­ d u c t ib le c o v e ra g e o n y o u r possessions. Also, w hen com p a rls lo n sh o p p in g fo r a re n ta l tru c k , be s u re lo c h e c k the g e n e ra l age a n d c o n d itio n o f the fleet a v a ila b le . T h e o ld e r the t r u c k a n d In fe rio r the u p ke ep , the grea ter the c h u n c e s of a fru s tra tin g a n d s o m e tim e s c o s t ly b rea kd o w n . If yo u d o n 't w a n t to m o ve y o u rs e lf, a n d d o n 't even care to get Involved In sh o p p in g fo r a m o v in g f ir m , t h e r e a r e b u s i ­ nesses th a t m a k e su ch a r ra n g e m e n ts fo r yo u. C h e c k the Y e llo w Pages for " r e lo c a t io n " se rv ice s. O n e s u c h f ir m , th e M o m e r lc a d i v i s i o n o f 11o m e E q u i t y I n c . , s p e c ia liz e s In a r ra n g e ­ m e n ts fo r c o rp o ra te tra n s fe rs o f e m p lo y e e s from one c it y to a n o th er. G a ry G a y lo r , d ire c to r o f m o v in g s e r v ic e s at H om e E q u it y 's D a n b u ry . C o n n ., o ffic e , p ro v id e d so m e g e n e r a l t ip s o n w hat to lo o k for In a m o v in g firm . "M o re th a n a n y th in g , lo o k for a c a r r ie r w ith the a b ility to p a c k , lo a d and h a u l, u n lo a d a n d u n p a c k . T h is w ay y o u h a v e one s u p e rv is o r for th a t m o v ­ in g pro cess — th e d riv e r. A n y la b o r he se le cts, he Is r e s p o n s i b l e f o r . ” G a y lo r said. " T h a t p ro v id e s a m ove o f a m u c h b e tte r q u a lity , s im p ly b e ca u se the peo­ p le w h o s t a r t a t th e o ilg iu see w h a t bapjK-ns at th e d e s t in a t io n . It m a k e s th e m m o re re ­ T h e o th e r Is a b in d in g s p o n s ib le about dam age, e s tim a te . In w h ic h the u n d not b e in g late on agent Is b o u n d b y the d e liv e r y . T h a t 's th e p ric e h e q u o te s y o u w h e n p r im e o b je c tiv e ." he said. c h e c k in g y o u r h o u s e ­ G a y lo r suggested c a ll­ h o l d . r e g a r d l e s s o f in g o th e r c a rr ie r s und w h e t h e r t h e a c t u a l a s k in g ab o u t the re p u ta ­ w e ig h t Is o v e r o r u n d r r tio n o f th e firm yo u urc th e estim a te . Inte re ste d In. "The p n d d e m w ith t h is " K n o w w hat k in d of Is ta k in g so m e o n e 's o p l m o v e s th e y do m ost of n lo n fo r w hat the w eig h t ' the tim e . If y o u are an o f th a t s h ip m e n t I s ." In d iv id u a l, y o u w o u ld n 't G a y l o r s a id . " I t h u s w a n t so m e o n e w h o c o n ­ a lw a y s b e en o u r p r o ­ s is t e n t ly d o e s m ilit a r y c e d u re to use a w eigh m o v e s ." he said. " M i l i ­ tic k e t o n e v e ry s h ip m e n t. ta ry m o v e s are low cost T h a t 's re co m m e n d e d for m o v e s . L o w c o st s u g ­ a n In d iv id u a l, to o ." g e sts le s s s e rv ice . It's If y o u d e cid e to m o ve m o re m e c h a n ic a l th u n y o u rs e lf, w ith the h e lp o f |>rrannul a n d It Is m eant y o u r b u d d ie s H e re 's one to be th a t w n y ." o th e r h in t. K e e p the beer H r also recommended o n Ice u n t il a fte r the s lic k in g w ith a m ajo r van h e a v y s tu ff u n d the m ost lin e . " S h o u ld a c la im p re c io u s o f p o sse ssio n s o c c u r, s h o u ld the load h r a re o ff the tru c k un d Into lute, th e re n e e d s to be u th e new abode. re so u rc e w it h in that o r ­ g a n iz a tio n thut c a n so lve the p r o b le m ." G a y lo r d aid. T h e r e a re tw o w a y s m o v e rs c u n fig u re p rice s u n d e r d e re g u la tio n O n e Is th e t r a d lllo n u l m ethod o f c h a r g in g I n te rs ta te t a r r lf ra te s bused o n arlu a l w e ig h t o f the loud 365-9090 CHARTER 1419 West Broadway Oviedo. 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T h e lim e s w h e n s h o p ­ p in g for n m o rtg a g e s im ­ p ly m eant lo o k in g fo r the lo w e s t r a le s a r c lo n g gon e. N ow th e h o m e liu y r r h a s to c o n s id e r a d ju s ta b le r a le s , c a p s . Indexes, le a se s , p o in ts, A P R s , m a r g i n s , bu yd o w n s, s h o rt o r lo n g te rm s, a n d — h e a v e n forb id — the p o s s ib ility of s o m e th in g c a lle d nega­ tive a m o r tiz a tio n . T h a t 's o n ly part o f It. Read on. A d e c is io n be tw een tw o d i f f e r e n t k i n d s of m o rtg a g e s in u y not com e down to w h ic h Is a better deal, hut fin d in g Ihe one w h o s e t e r m s m a k e It p o ssib le fo r y o u to be app roved . A b a n k w ill o ffer se ve r­ a l k in d s o f m o rtg a g e s w ith v a r ia tio n s a v u lla b le nn e a ch It r a n get c o m ­ p lica te d . "I ve fo u n d the most k n o w le d g e a b le I n d iv id u ­ a ls need to be told a b o u t a p ro d u c t at least three t im e s b e fo re he u n ­ d e r s ta n d s w hat y o u 're I u Ik In g a b o u t. T h e a v e ra g e person m a y not b e a s k n o w le d g e a b le u b o u t f i g u r e s , " s a id H e le n O 'D o n n e ll, v ic e p re s id e n t o f re s id e n tia l m o rtg a g e s at Fleet F i ­ n a n c ia l G r o u p In P r o ­ v id e n c e . R ,l. F ix e d - r a t e 3 0 -y e a r m o rtg a g e s were re c e n tly h o v e r in g a r o u n d 13 p e rc e n t, g iv e or take a h a lf p e rc e n t. A d j u s t ­ a b le -ra te m ortgages, or REAL TRON COMPUTER SERVICE SPECIALIZING IN RESIDENTIAL SALES PROPERTY M A N A G E M E N T A R EN TALS 1499 W EST HIGHWAY 4 3 * LON GW O O O . FLORIDA 327SO C A LL 2 4 HOURS <=>305 830-8800 [ q u it NOUSINC n, H O M EO W N ER S ASSOCIATION OF A M E R IC A . INC ^ M Mortgage Options A R M s . for 30 y e a rs were a ro u n d 10 pe rcen t, som e a little lower. F ix e d -ra te m o rtg a g e s m a y v ary by the a m o u n t o f fees ch arg ed o r som e s p e c ia l I n c e n t iv e s — m a k in g It d iffic u lt to fig ­ ure o u t w hat the best d e a l Is o ver the lo n g ru n T h a t's one th in g the b u y e r d o e sn 't h a v e to w o rry about. T h e le n d e r Is re q u ire d to d is c lo s e the a n n u a l percen tag e rate, the effective rate o f the m o r t a g e w it h a l l th e c o m p lic a t io n s c o n s i d ­ ered. F e e s a rc f ig u r e d In p o in ts, one p o in t e q u a l­ in g I percent o f th e loan u s u a lly e v e ry s ix m o n th s or year, so m e tim e s e v e ry three years. C a p s lim it bow m u c h th e I n te re s t r a le c a n c h a n g e In a n y g iv e n period, and the h lg h r s i rate Ihe h o m e o w n e r w ill ever have lo pay th ro u g h Ihe life o f Ihe m ortgage. 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B u y d o w n s c a n co ve r u p to the firs t th re e years of a m o rtg ug e . A b u y d o w n o f 2 p ercen t the first y e a r a n d 1 percent the se co n d Is possible, and u 3-2-1 c o m b in a tio n Is the best a v a ila b le . B o rro w e rs w h o need a b u y d o w n to q u a lif y u s u a lly n e e d to sh o w t h e y 'll p r o b a b ly m a k e m ore m o n e y In the near fu tu re , o fte n y o u n g n e w l y w e d s w hose p aren ts a re p a y in g the p o in ts for the lo w e r rate. T h e n th e re 's th e q u e s ­ tio n o f d o w n p a y m e n t s a n d l e n g t h of Ihe m o rtg u g e. H o m e o w n e rs w ho w an t to b u ild e q u ity lu s te r a n d c a n a ffo rd h ig h e r m o n t h l y p a y ­ m e n ts m a y c h o o s e a 15 -year te rm , b u t the vast m a jo r ity take the 30 -year ro u te. D o w n p a y m e n ts can v a ry , s o m e tim e s d o w n to 5 p e rce n t. T h e best deal Is a v a ila b le to veteran s, w ho m a y be a b le to get a V e te ra n s A d m in is t r a ­ t io n - b a c k e d m o r t g a g e w ith o u t p u tt in g a p e n n y dow n. Ho m e ow n e rs who bo rro w ed at an in te rrs t ra te h ig h e r t h a n th e c u rre n t m a rk e t m ay w a n t to r e fin a n c e the m ortgage — u n d e r th r r i g h t p e r s o n a l c lrc u m s la n c e s . R e f in a n c in g I n v o lv e s In itia l c h a r g e s Just lik e t h r o r ig in a l m o r tg a g e and. a s s u m in g th e rate Is If Ihe h ig h e r Interest abo u t 2 p e rce n t better. It ra le of a fix e d m o rtg ag e m ay la k e a c o u p le o f m a k e s (hose fig u re s Just y e a rs to m a k e u p the s lig h tly o u t o f reach. Ihe d ifference. s a m e a p p lic a n t m ig h t If Ihe h o m e o w n e r Is q u a lif y for a v a r ia b le p la n n in g o n s r llin g tn Ihe loan. near fu tu re , th e lo w e r If ih e a p p lic a n t b u s lm e re st rate m a y not be w o rth w h ile . som e cash bu t not a h ig h " R e f in a n c in g la lik e a enough salary, a w h o le new tra n s a c tio n .” b u y d o w n m ig h t help. B a t ta g lia s a id . " T h e r e A hom eow ner w ho a r r so m e c o a ls Involved u ses a b u y d o w n lit e r a lly M y su g g e s tio n Is a lw a y s b u y s the o p p o rtu n ity lo go lo th e b a n k that yo u lo w e r Ihe Interest r a le for have y o u r m o rtg a g e w ith a period of tim e at the first b e ca u se y o u c a n gel b e g in n in g of the a d e al s o m e tim e s ." m o rtg a g e . A o n e - y e a r T h e le n d e r m ig h t re ­ b u y d o w n lo w e rs the In ­ du ce the p o in ts th a t need terest rate for the first to be p a id , a n d c u t the year, p ro b a b ly b y 1 per- legal fees fo r so m e o n e It A H * a lr t A d y . g iv e n a m ortg age, he said. T y p ic a lly , le n d e r s d o n 't w an t the h o m e o w n e r's p rin c ip a l, in te r­ est a n d tax p a y m e n ts lo e x c e e d 28 p e r c e n t o f gross incom e. T h e y d o n 't w a n t th o s e p a y m e n t s p lu s a ll o th e r o u ts ta n d ­ in g debt to be m o re th a n abo u t 3 6 p e rcen t o f gro ss e a rn in g s �Evening Herald — Sunday, April 11, ItlS Herald Advertiser. Money Saver - Thursday, May J , IMS ...Housing Business !s Changing C o n tin u e d fro m page 8 p ly g o in g (o c o m p e l? w ith a ll o th e r m o n e y ." Quality conaciouaneaa without impart competition American lumber c o m p a n ie s k iln - d r y th e ir p ro d u ct to le a v e m o re m o istu re In th e w o o d — a n d the in e v it a b ility o f g re a te r s h r in k a g e a n d d is t o r t io n — t h a n d o p r o c e s s e r s In m a n y c o u n t r i e s f a m o u s fo r q u a lity , lik e S w e d e n a n d Ja p a n . E n e r g y - s a v in g a n d c o s t-s a v in g I n n o v a tio n s are hot. those th a t deal w ith safe ty, h e a lth and beauty are not. T h e vast n u m b e r o( c o m p la in t s fr o m th e g ro w in g c a d re s o f c o n ­ su m e r g ro u p s a re a n a t ­ tem p t to do fo r the h o u s­ in g In d u stry w hat Im ­ p o rts d id for a u to e x e c u ­ tiv e s — force them to m e eI th e d e m a n d fo r so m e th in g better. O n e o f the In d u s try 's b ig g e s t t r a d e g r o u p s d e m o n s t r a t e d the c h a l l e n g e for s u c h groups by recently e re c tin g In W a s h in g to n a d is p la y s tru c tu re to show a ll the " u n n e c e s s a r y " r e q u ire m e n ts c o n ta in e d In m a n y b u ild in g codes. A m o n g the ' ' u n * n r c r s s a r tc s " w a s a new sa fe ty e le c t r ic a l o u tle t that s h u ts d o w n b r fo r r f a u lt y a p p lia n c e s c a n e le ctro cu te th e user. W h en d e sc rib e d by the In d u stry at a ll. the d e ­ m a n d for better p ro d u c ts Is g lo ss e d o v e r a s a n " u p s c a le m o v e " by a lflu cut y u p p ie s lo o k in g for gadgets and more w o o d w o rk A n e ra en d s A lth o u g h m a n y m a jo r c llle s s t ill seem to lx- nice (daces lo v is it. If they e v e r fin is h lite m , the end o f a n era Is at hand , a c c o rd in g lo I he N a tio n a l A s s o c ia t io n o f H o m e B u i l d e r s ' c h l e l e c o n o m ist M ic h a e l S u m le h r a s t s a y s th a t so c ie ta l In ce n ­ tiv e s a rc c h a n g in g , not o n ly In Ihe U n ite d S la te s b u t In m a n y I n d u s tr i­ a liz e d n a tio n s, to “ p re ­ s e r v e e x i s t in g I n v e n ­ to rie s ." T ra n s la te d th a t m eans. " W r nre m o v in g from the d is p o s a b le s o c ie t y to s o m e th in g permanent." he s a y s F u rth e r, fa m ilie s a s w e ll as larg e d e ve lo p e rs a rc te n d in g m o re to " p r e s e r v e w e a lt h " b y b e c o m in g I r s s m o b ile a n d m o re apt to s w itc h t h e ir d o lla r s In to re ­ h a b ilit a t io n , not n ew construction. T h e ta x b re a k s a n d tile c h a n c e th e y m ig h t d ls a p p e a r have been re ­ s p o n s ib le fo r one la st g ia n t gasp o f u n e ce ss a ry c o n st ru c tio n n a tio n w id e , the fig u re s suggest. B u t n o w . " I h e o r d in a r y p e rso n h a s lo th in k tw ic e b efore m a k in g a c o m ­ m itm e n t to m o v e ." F a r fro m triv ia l, the r a m ific a ­ tio n s o f that d e ve lo p m e n t a re t r e m e n d o u s . S u m le h ra s t says. It Pays To Shop For Homeowners' Insurance: Here Are Your Options B y Stephen J . Morgan UPI Business W riter T h e bigg est In v e stm e n t m ost people e v e r m a k e Is !h c p u rc h a s e o f a h o m e a n d I t's I m p o r t a n t to choose Ihe rig h t k in d o f h o m e o w n e rs ' In s u ra n c e to p ro te c t th a t In v e s tm e n l. " T h e r e are m a n y k in d s o f c o v e ra g e s a v a ila b le a n d a n a rra y o f o p tio n s ." sa y s N a n c y G o lo n k a . v ic e p re sid e n t fo r c o n s u m e r a lfu lrs a n d e d u c a tio n fo r the In su ra n c e I n fo rm a ­ tio n In s titu te , a tra d e gro up . " I t Is w ise , a s In any o th e r m a jo r p u rc h a s e , to d o so m e s h o p p in g a r o u n d a n d co m p a re co v e ra g e s a n d c o s ts ." H o m e o w n e rs ' p o lic ie s a re d e s ig n e d to c o v e r re p a irs or re p la c e m e n t o f y o u r h o u s e a n d b e lo n g in g s a n d to co ve r la w s u it s fo r I n ju r y o r dam age y o u ca u se . Y o u r h o u se, garuge a n d o th e r s tru c tu re s o n y o u r p ro p e rty are cove red , as Is p e rso n a l p ro p e rty . T h e p o l i c i e s a l s o p r o v id e m o n e y In Ihe e v e n t d a m ­ age to th e h o u se forces y o u a n d y o u r fa m ily to liv e else w h e re fo r a tim e . G e n e r a l ly , a p o l ic y c o v e rs f u r n it u r e a n d b e lo n g in g s for th e ir " a c ­ tu a l c a sh v a lu e ." - w h ic h Is t h e ir o r ig in a l c o a t m in u s d e p re c ia tio n . B u t a n o th e r — a n d v e ry Im ­ p o rta n t — k in d o f p o lic y p r o v id e s " r e p la c e m e n t co st c o v e ra g e ." o r w h a t It w o u ld c o st to re p la ce the h o u se o r Item at to d a y 's p rice s. B o t h t h e s e p o l ic i e s p ro v id e o n ly lim ite d c o v ­ erage fo r v a lu a b le s su ch as je w e lry a n d fu rs, moat often at a lim it o f $ 1 ,0 0 0 , G o lo n k a saya. T h e re a re aeven b a s ic k in d s o f h o m e o w n e r s ' p o l ic i e s I n s u r in g y o u a g a in s t a v a r ie t y o f " p e r tla ." T h e y are; the b a s ic p o lic y , k n o w n In th e In d u s try a s M O -It the b ro a d fo rm (HO-2); the sp e c ia l o r a ll-r is k fo rm <110-31: the re n te r's p o li­ c y ( H O -4 1 ; t h e c o m ­ p re h e n siv e fo rm (110-5); (he c o n d o m in iu m p o lic y ( H O -6 ); a n d " o ld e r h o m e " In su ra n ce (110-8). T h e b a s ic fo rm in s u r e s y o u r h o m e a g a in st fire o r lig h t n in g ; lo s s o f p r o ­ p e r t y f r o m p r e m is e s t h r e a t e n e d b y f ir e o r o th e r p e rils: w in d a n d h a ll; e x p lo s io n s : rio ts o r " c i v i l c o m m o t io n " ; a ir c r a f t a n d v e h ic le s ; s m o k e : v a n d a lis m a n d m a lic io u s m isc h ie f; theft; b ro k e n w in d o w s. O n ly a s m a ll n u m b e r o f h o m e ­ o w n e rs b u y th is In s u r­ a n c e b e ca u se It p ro v id e s le ss co ve ra g e th a n m oat p e o p le w a n t. G o lo n k a oaya. '"^^IST^uI^TocIcnRome Center We Have A Home For You!! Sanford. 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Visit our Preview Center and see what Mayfair Meadows has for you 10% % JlMl, Phone: (305)3214760 Sales Hours: Mon Sat 10 am 6pm Sun I pm 6pm 1 1 % % 12%% „ , , 4th-3 13% % From 1-4 e*it at Lake M *ry B»v<l. east to Rinehart R«J north to 46A then east I '/» m iles on the left. Broker Co-op A The Babcock Company A M r n k w u M r Company � 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, April 28, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 28, 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>, April 28, 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/895163c8303572772eb0c83ff4cb4d60.pdf eceb059de8c8169ed63133f8883dbfd1 PDF Text Text Evening 77th Year, No. 211 Friday, April 26, 1985—Sanford, Florida Herald (U SPS 48t 280) Price 25 Cents ■ Lost Promotion To Be Sought S ta te D r o p s C a s e A g a in s t O f f ic e r By Deane Jordan Herald Staff Writer S a n fo rd p o lic e S r i . Jo e Dillard'a Job la serurr following a sialr board s vote Thursday not to review his certification. The Criminal Justice Stan­ dards and Training Commission, a 17 member state hoard In Tallahassee w h ich certifies police officers, voted unanimous­ ly not to art because Dillard's alleged victim In a fondling case would not testify. Th e hoard's staff recom ­ mended the rase tie dropped. Dillard, who has a 14-year unblemished record, was ac­ cused In September by an IH-ycar-old woman who said he fondled her In the summer of 1983 The motion not to review Dillard's certification was made by tK»ard member John Polk, sherlft of Seminole County, ac­ cording to Dillard's attorney. Thomas Greene ol Sanford. Dillard will now seek a promo­ tion he was passed over for while he was fighting the woman's charge. Greene said. If the San­ ford police department's promo­ tion board docs not reconvene to consider Dillard for a lieute­ nant's position hr will take legal action against the city. Greene said Although the woman refused to press criminal charges, her accusation prompted the slate and local authorities to In ­ vestigate her claim thus putting D i l l a r d 's c e r t if ic a t io n In jeopardy. After the alleged fondling in­ cident was reported. Dillard was suspended with pay and fired In December by Police Chief Ben Butler. Prior to Dillard's firing how­ ever. a local panel of iwo sheriff"s deputies and a Sanford officer voted 2-1 against any dis­ ciplinary action The Sanford officer voted for disciplinary ac­ tion. Alter the firing a Sanford Civil Service Hoard overruled Duller and reinstated Dillard, but not after a lieutenant's promotion hr was eligible for was filled by another sergeant on the force. Steve Harriett, who become acting police chief April 30 because Duller is retiring, said thrre Isn't a lieutenant's position o|>en In the police department and Dillard can't be promoted to a position that does not exist. He slid It Is premature to consider whether a position could be created for Dillard As for any suit against the city Harriett Mid. "I suppose his attorney can do what he wants lo do." Sanford city attorney William Colbert said If Dillard did take See OFFICER, page 14A Jo e D illa rd Asks 31 New Employees Father, Son To Tackle 'G reat R ace' Sanford architect Gerald Gross and Ills father. Don. will soon Ik- chugging arross the country in their 1929 Ford delivery van In the "Great American Rare " Slapped on thr side of their classic roadster will Ik * the seal of the city of Sanford for all of America lo see The younger Gross, a staunch Sanford prom oter, estimates about "100 million people'* will lie e x jK is e d to the race, either In person or on T V . bringing national publicity to the city on the St Johns There will be I 19 other cars from all over the world In the 3.IOO mile cross country road rally. Gross said. Entries are restricted to vehicles that are 1936 models or older The race will begin June 24 In Los Angeles and end Ju ly 4 In New York City, with the winner taking a $ 1 0 0,00 0 purse. Another $150,000 In prizes w ill be awarded to other (Mirtlclpants. A "precision driving" con­ test. drivers may not exceed 50 mph or (Misted limits and must otiey all traffic rides Secret check |Milnts will Ik- set up to H u n d r e d s By Rick Brunson Herald Staff Writer About 500 Seminole County residents will feel giMKl "down to their very feel" about helping others Saturday, according to March of Dimes regional Execu­ tive Director Harold Shelter On that day. Sanford will have Its first wulkathon for the Marrh of Dimes. Sheffrr said Over 25 local businesses will liave trams walking In the event. S h e r if f H ik e s B udget 14% By Donna Estes Herald Staff Writer Sheriff John Folk Is requesting rounty commission approval of a $11.5 million budget tor Itscal 1985 86. up 14.6 percent from this year's $10 07 million At the sam e tim e . I’olk estimates that the department will return to the county more than $1 million In revenues from a variety of sources. These range from the housing of federal p riso n e rs at the S e m in o le County Jail at $618,691. to $75,747 for the four stall m em­ bers who serve In the drug enforcement administration HwsM fWHs Sr Tsmiar VMtcwrt Standing In front of the Sanford architect Gerald Sanford seal from Mayor the race, giving Sanford 1929 delivery van Gross, center, and Bettye Smith. The national publicity, ensure that the drivers comply. Ttie 11-day race will not be the lirst such race for the Grosses, who arc antique car T o W a lk In plus m a n y In d ivid u als ure expected lo collect pledges and walk lor children with birth defects "Dy thr time they cross thr line, they will know they have done some go«Kl .. "down to their very feet." Shelter said Thursday. The walk Is 12 miles and will begin at 7 a m at the Sanford Civic Center The 12 miles will Include "th r scenic route" of the they'll drive In a cross country race, his father, Don Gross, accept a flag with the flag will be displayed on the vehicle during Gerald Gross said. collectors. The Don Gross. 61, of Chicago, will drive thr van and Gerald. 38 will Ik* the navigator. They will slop for B irth T h r parents of un Orlando woman killed by a drunk driver In 1980 have been awarded $1 075 million by a circuit court Jury Mary Wiley and her former husband. John W iley, were awarded the Judgment In con­ Action Reports................ 5A Calender........................... 5A I 3 Classifieds..................11 13A J Comics.............................10A Dear Abby........................ 9A Deaths........................... 14A Time To............................ Spring Forward Dr. Gott 10A Editorial.............................*A Daylight-saving time re­ Florida..............................14A turns Sunday, providing un Hospital............................. 2A extra hour of sunlight In thr Nation................................ 2A evening. Clocks are set People................................9A forward one hour ut 2 a in. Sports. ............................ A BA The old adage is "spring Television................. forward, fall back"Leisure when Weather............................. 2A resetting the clock. W orld................................ 2A See RACE, page 14A D e f e c t City and will not Interfere with the day's Sanford -Xppreclatlon Week activities Th e March of Dimes has changed the wulkathon In two ways. Sheffrr said It has re­ duced the numlK-r of miles from IH to 12 and revam|K*d the wav It t^krs pledges. Insteud of get­ ting people to pledge money for each mile walked and collecting the money after the wulkathon. they pay a flat amount before Couple Win $1 Million Award In DUI Death Of Daughter, 20 lunch and lodging at desig­ nated places each day. They'll have n pit crew following with F ig h t the event. Sheder said the ehunges were brought about after complaints from hulling and pulling walkers that thr walk was too long and collecting pledges to time con­ suming "I saw some pretty granl look­ ing young folks come across there (the finish line) and they were hurting. Then they would See WALK, page 14A Under stale law. (hr sheriff Is required to submit his proposed budget to thr county co m ­ mission by April 22 each year C o u n ty co m m issio n ers are slated to begin work on sub­ mitted budgets from all drp.trtmrnts In mid June. ment $17,384 for a total of $107,820 • One court bailiff — salary and fringes. $12,635 operating costs. $306 and total $12,940. • C rim in a l Investigation Division, two deputies— salaries and fringes $43,234. operating co sts $ 2 ,6 6 5 . r q u I pm r n t $27,682. total $73,581 a School resource officers, six — salaries and fringes $127,680. operating $10,000. equipment $95,736. total $233,416 • Clerk typist II three — salary and fringes $37,902. operating $-148. equipm ent $6,600. total $-14,848 • Court deputy, one— salary See S H E R IF F , page 14A Man Shot At Bar fay raises for employees anti­ cipated In the budget range from 2 5 percent to 5 percent. An unidentified Sanford man was shot ut atMiul noon today In a SI( k*s Avenue liar In Midway. He was taken lo Central Florida Regional hospital A hospital day supervisor said the man was a 24-year-old Sanford man but his condition had not been established by 12 40 p m. today. Ii was lrelieved Hie suspect fled east on state Road 46 In an orange and white migrant's bus. a Sanford (Milice dispatcher said. The bus had the letters J C. Drvant across the top and a white heart painted on thr front, he Mid The suspect was armed w ith a shotgun and a 38 rubber pistol, The 31 new employees and costs asstK'luled with Ihrrn are: • Deputies for the until rorporated area, four — salarirs and fringe benefits $85,120, operating costs $5,316. equip­ At last report the bus may have lieen stopped on U.S. 1 In Brevard County. Further details wrre unavailable at press lime. Sheriffs deputy Willie Chandler Is Investigating the Incident. Breakdown of thr sheriffs request: $8.7 million for salarirs. fringe tK*neflts. medical Insur­ ance etc.: $1 9 million, operating expenses. $855,353 for equip­ ment. and a $40,000 contingen­ cy fund The request Includes 3 1 new employers to bring the depart­ ment to a strength of 332 deputies, corrections officers, clerks, communication officers, and other |K*rsonnrl the dispatcher M id SC C G raduates Dr. Catherine P. Cornelius, president of South Florida C o m m u n ity College, left, addresses the graduating class of Seminole Com muni­ ty College Thursday night on c a m p u s . She s e r v e d In various capacities at SCC and Daytona Beach Com ­ munity College before her present appointment in 1984. Faces of the graduates re­ flect the solemnity of the moment and the importance of this milestone in their education. There were 183 graduates. nection with the death of their 20-yea r-old daughter. Altec Wiley. Miss Wiley was killed when a Camaro driven by Jonathan Mrars. 29. of Orlando, collided with u Volkswagen In which the young woman wua riding. She a n d J e f f L a rs o n , th e V o lk s w a g e n 's d rive r, were catapulted from the vehicle. Larson was In a coma for 10 days but recovered. Mrars. who was sentenced to 314 years for the woman's death, admitted to having had several berra before the accident. His hlixKl alcohol level was nearly twice that needed to be legally h»mk< T»mm, ytKHl See AWARD, page I4A Former Baseball Hero Gets 23-Year Sentence T A M P A (UPIJ - Denny M cLa ins 17-year tumble from baseball's summit has ended with a crash In U.S. District Court, accompanied by the sobs of hts distraught family. The last major-league pitcher to win 30 baseball games In a season was sentenced Thursday to 23 years In p ris o n fo r c o c a in e p o s s e s s io n , racketeering, conspiracy and extortion charges McLain. 41. for the past five weeks a ledcral prisoner housed tn the Seminole County Jail and still being held there us of early Friday, told U.S District Judge Elizabeth Kovachcvich at hts sentencing he has already paid a hefty price for Ihe crimes. Denny McLain " I ’ll |»ay lor my convictions lor the rest of m y life.” McLain said. "I've gone through a lot of shame and disgrace, and no sentence ran equal the humiliation of being handcuffed In front of television cameras " The Judge was not swayed by McLain's statement during the emotional 65mlnute hearing "The conscience of the community, through the Jury, has come to bclirvr in your gulll beyond a reasonable doubf." she said "Your involvement with drugs ts of considerable note lo this court and. with regard In the drug conviction, this court ts going lo deal harshly." She sentenced him lo 15 years on Ihe cocaine charge, to be followed by concurrent eight-year terms on the racketeering, conspiracy and extortion convictions. McLain, who won 31 games for thr l »•11 ott Tigers In 1968. faced a max- tmum sentence of 75 years Hr was drnlrd ball thr day after the guilty verdict w as handed down March 16 Lawyers for McLain filed notice of ap|ieal on Ihe convictions later In the day and a bund bearing Is rxpertrd within todays. McLain won (he C y Young Award In 1968 and shared Ihe award the next season with Mlkr Cuellar of Baltimore. In 1970. he was suspended thrre times and traded to the Washington Senators at season’s end. He was out of baseball entirely by 1973. at age 29. A Jury of nine women and three men deliberated three days before finding McLain guilty five w rrk s ago. Co- See McLAIN, page 14A + �J A - E v t n l n o Herald, Sanford, FI Frida*. April U , IftS Growth Plan To Force Choices Pay For More Or Keep Status Quo NATION INBRIEF G O P Embarrassingly Short On Votes To Pass Budget W A SH IN G TO N |Uf'!| — T h r rmhutilrd Republican budget Is struggling JuM lo gel started In the Senate where GOP trader*. embarrassingly shy of voles, avoided an "O K Corral shootout" a day afler President Reagan publicly pleaded for the plan. In an abrupt turnaround. Senate Republican leader Holier! Dole, who for two days had pushed for a quick test vote. Thursday nlghl rejected a Dernoerallr offer to act on the plan Immediately. Perhaps as many as live voles shy. Dote Instead delayed to buy time to win over reluctant Republican senators who do not favor Hragtm’s Idea of trying lo slice about #52 billion from the estimated #230 billion deficit with severe cuts In domestic programs. An Initial vote on the plan could come as early as today. Hut even If It passes, the proposal — agreed upon between Reagan and Senate GOP leaders — still fares amendments In Hie next week that could drastically alter Its form. TA L L A H A S S E E IUPII - Whatever hap­ pens to the proposed Comprehensive State Plan, the final version of ih r ambitious blueprint for growth will present Floridians with some choices, according to House Speaker James Harold Thompson ll puls the Issue before the public as to what do you want to do about goods and services." Thompson told reporters Thurs­ day. "D o you want to pay more and receive more or be satisfied wwith what you have?" Thompson s rommenfs came hours after the release of an Appropriations committee analysis suggesting taxpayers might have to shell out an additional #100 billion over the next IO years to finance Ihe proposal. Just maintaining Ihe currenl level of services could rrqulrr 810,27 billion In additional luxes over the next 10 years, according to thr analysts, Implementing the slate plan could cosl an additional #90 billion, counting lunation Two Senate committers will deal next week with hot topics. The Senate Judiciary-Civil Committee will take up a constitutional amendment that would limit all six Cabinet officers lo eight years — two consecutive terms — In office. That Is the same limit governors now have on their tenure The committee heard testimony from three Cabinet members opposed to the change Thursday. Com ptroller Gerald Lewis. Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner and Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington urged rejection of the amend­ ment. Conner said he would not have run for siairwide office 25 years ago. If there had been a two-term limit In effect Turlington, who Is retiring nexl year after 12 years on the Cabinet, said the option of running for re-election makes Cabinet officers work harder. Lewis, who Is running for re-election already, said pulling a two-term limit on Cabinet officers would be a step toward abolishing the Cabinet entirely. While the Judiciary panel votes on the Cabinet term limitation, the Senate Finance and Taxation Committee will take up a proposal to tax cigarettes sold on Seminole reservations. Thai proposal may be broad ened Into an attack on other tax exemptions — such as unregulated bingo games ~allowed on the Seminole enclaves. The full Senate debated the cigarette tax proposal for an hour Thursday but shoved the bill ISB 991 bark Into committee to hear testimony from the Indians. The bill would also raise the state cigarette tax 8 cents a pack — but only If the federal government lowers Us excise lax by ihr same amount. Sen, Bob Crawford. D Winter Haven. Ihe committee chairman, said the 16-ccnt federal excise tax Is to be cut In half this year. If ll Is. Gov. Boh Graham has suggested that the state raise Its lax by 8 cents, io pick tip extra revenue without affecting the bottom line price per pack paid by smokers 'Listen To My Poems Or I'll Blow Up Church' Republlcns Turn Obstinate W ASH IN GTON |UPI| — House Republicans sang "We Shall Overcome" on the Capitol steps and turned obstinate on the House floor demanding a special election In Indiana after losing a congressional recount "Th is has been like a fraternity hell week and we re all freshmen," an aide to House Republican leader Rol>ert Michel said ns I he balking GOP brought the Housr to a vlnual standstill Thursday with four hours of parliamenta­ ry badgering Majority-party Democrats finally voted io go home for the weekend, ending a week of acrimonious exchanges. Including a 14-hour. all night session In which Republicans said they were cheated In Ihr recount and a Bjterlal election now Is needed. A vole Is scheduled Tuesday on whether lo call a special election — the GOP goal — In the disputed 8th House District In southern Indiana ll would be followed Wednesday with a vote on whether to seal one-term Democrat Frank McCloskey, who heal Republican Rick McIntyre In ihr recount. Maid: von Bulow Ignored Moans PROVIDENCE. H.l. (UP!) — A tearful family maid Irsttflrd at the retrial of socialite Claus von Hulow that he sal reading In his bedroom while his heiress wife lay a few feet away unconscious, moaning, and falling oil her bed. Marla Schrallhammcr, Martini "S un ny" von Billow's German maid for 22 years, was the slate's first witness Thursday In von Billow s rrtrlul on churges he I wire tried lo kill his utilities heiress wife for her money. In Ills opening statement. Assistant Attornry General Marc DeSIsto charged von Bulow. 58. a Danish-born Jet seller. Injected his wife with Insulin In 1979and 1980 lo Inhrrlt #14 million of her $70 million eslate and to marry Ills New York lover, former soap opera actress Alexandra Isles. Schrallhammcr said her mistress was u healthy woman who exercised regularly but ncrusinuiilly overdrank — scotch and water — ut parties, WORLD INBRIEF Leftists Pull Out Of Presidential Runoff I.IMA. Peril (UPI) — A decision by lefllsl parlies lo txiw out of an election runoff clears the way for center let! congressman Alan Garcia to liecome Peril's next president The parties' decision, reached during a slonny threehour meeting Thursday, must lie approved by Peru's National Elections Board, whose president was critically wounded In u daring attack try suspected Irltlsl guerrillas one day earlier. Garcia. 35. took an estimated 47 pneent ol the vole In Peru's April 14 presidential election hul tell short of the absolute majority required by the constitution lo tie declared winner He wun lo face a runoff with (he second lop vole-getter. Uinta's Marxist Mayor Alfonso Barrunles. head of the United t.cli coalition of socialist and communist parties. But llurrunlra. who received 23 perm it of the vote, met wllh the United Lelt’s executive conunltlee Thursday and then announced lie was withdrawing from I he runoff to smooth I he transition to a new government Warsaw Pact Summit Opens W A R SA W . Poland (UPI) Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev led u high-level delegation to the Polish capital lor today's Wursuw Pact summit, expected to result In u renew al of the East bloc's 30-ycar-old defense treaty. In his first vlsll abroad since taking power after the death of President Konstantin Chernenko In Marrh. Gorbachev arrived In Warsaw Thursday (or (h r long-delayed summit meeting between the hearts of the seven Warsaw Pact nations. The meetings between the leaders of the seven nations — the Soviet Union, Poland. Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania. East Germany and Czechoslovakia — are being held under extremely light security ut thr 19th century Radzlwlll Valuer, w h rrr thr Warsaw Pact was originally signed Muy 1 4 .1955. The sunnnll Is expected to result In un extrusion of the Irraly that hinds the Soviet Union und Eastern F.uropeun slates to defend one anothrr In the event of an outside attack. A settlor Weslern diploma! In Moscow speculated Gurltuchev might use thr summit to set new directions for thr inllttury alliance The last Warsaw Pact summit. In 1983. resulted lit a prn|>oaa! lor u non aggression pad with N A TO nut tuns HOSPITAL NOTES CMtifti r o n d o > h » m i n m , o *i ThortdOy X D M I t t lO M t Iw M Famwr Sink JO*lMr0O J o w l Thom otO * J IX iim D I1 C H X S 0 I1 Ja m M Sronon. Altamonlo lerlnfl» B«n P CemptwO. AHoment* Ipnng* V olyoT Utolondbohrgu* Innlora Oonito A (ido n ond U*4>* gat An*mont* tpMM J Iwlftt* IIAifMCI Ana 6M* girl. 0*1ton* Harold Phot* kr Tam my Vinton* Food World Sanlord M iddle School seventh grader Shawn While, left, serves miniature pizzas to classmates Chris Lassiter and Titus Manning, right, as part of Ihe International foods festival held by Cynthia Holt's geog raphy classes to celebrate their around the world studies. C a f f e in e C le a r e d It's Bad For You, But It Won't Kill ANAHEIM. Calif (U til — People with high blond pressure who drink roller, tea and colas arc no more likely lo die from Ihe effects of rnlfelnr than those who avoid such beverages, re­ searchers say, A nationwide study of 10.004 adults, conducted tty the University of Texas in Houston, Indicates lhut even though raltrlne Jolts (lie circulatory system and Increases tlie heart rate. || does nol cause drallt In people sullrrlng with high blood pressure. •1'he lludlngs of Oils study corroborate those of oilirrs (ailing lo sup|M>rt the association between the level of cufTrlnr consumption and morlalllv." Dr.Gannc Marlin said Thursday. “ People participating In the study, which was conducted over u five-year period, werr divided Into lour groups based on a level of caffeine Intake, with Ihe fmirlh group consuming no caffeine nl all," site said. A comparison ol death rales for the four groups revealed no relationship between caffeine con* 100 C u b a n A d v is e r s Th« findings of this study corroborate others falling to supporl the association between the level of caffeine consumption and mortality.' -Dr. Gann# Martin suinptIon and death There wus evidence, however, (hut death rates among participants were rrlutrd to smoking, Martin told scientists at the 69th annual F e d e r a tio n of A m e r ic a n S o c ie tie s for Ex|iernilriental Biology, a week long symposium ending today, Acknowledging that high blood pressure Is a serious health problem ihul Increases the risk of both heart attack and stroke. Martin said diet can affect Ihe development of high blood pressure In [tropic who ure genetically predisposed to the disease. To L e a v e N ic a r a g u a WEATHER MANAGUA. Nicaragua IUPII President Daniel Ortega. In an uttempl to ease U S. concerns over tils leftist government, an­ nounced tOO Cuban inllltury advisers would be sent home and m ore than 100 rebels pardoned. Following the House defeat of President Reagan's request fur $14 million In utd to rrbels. the government announced 10O Cuban military advisers would leave the country next Thursday Ortega told visiting U S . con­ gressmen last week he would leel "morally obligated " to make some co n cilia to ry moves If Congress rejected new aid to the Contras. U S. ollkials dismissed the slated return ol ihe Cubans as u ‘‘symbolic gesture." The United States has said Ihrre ure some 1,500 lo 2.500 Cuban m ilita ry udvlsers In Nicaragua us well as those lror>> Soviet bloc countries, while Nicaragua maintains there are o n ly 8 0 0 C u b a n m ilit a r y advisers tn the country. Ortega ulso announced he would travel to Moscow next week — hts second trip to the Soviet Union this year — to seek economic aid to shore up his country's war-torn economy. NATIONAL REPORTi A spr Ing storm blanketed the Roekles with up to 18 Inches of snow to d a y , c lo s in g h ig h w a y s , knocking out [tower, triggering auto accidents and threatening Ihe health of livestock The National Weather Service pre­ dicted 2 feet of snow could fall in Ihe mountains ol Colorado, where 18 Inches covered Conifer and Buffalo Estates. Natrona County. Wyo., sheriff's poller reported a foot of snow early today. An 80-year old woman died In u cur accident during the storm Th u tsd u y near Rock Springs. Wyo. T(>duy In Wyom­ ing. the storm knocked out pow er west of Casper and dosed two highways and at least one mountain [ k i s s , [toller said. De­ lays were reported at Denver's Stapleton Alqxirt Thursday and a m udslide closed part of Highway 13 In northwestern Colorado lor several hours "You know, alter living here all your life you kind of plan for this kind of thing." said Lt. Bill Millay of Ihe Wyoming highway patrol " It’s something that happens every spring ’’ A travelers advi­ sory for blowing sand wus Issued today in thr mountains and deserts of Southern California bevuuse of winds that blacked oul 64.000 homrs and busi­ nesses tn the Los Angeles area Thursday with gusts of up to 65 mph. About 2.000 customers remained In the dark Thursday night because of power lines downed by the wind. A utility worker suffered minor burns when he accidentally grubbed a hut line AREA FORECAST: Partly sunny und quite warm with a slight chance of attemoon show­ ers or thunderstorms. High tnld HOw to low 90s. Light mostly south wind. Rain chance less than 20 percent. Tonight mostly fair with low In mid 60s Light wind Saturday sunny and quite warm witti high ntld BOs to low 90s Wind south 10 lo 15 mph BOATING FORECAST: St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 utiles — Variable wind 10 knots or less today and to n ig h t becoming mostly south 5 to 10 knots Saturday. Sea 3 feet of less. Fair. NEW YORK (UPII - An un employed poet, armed wllh a plastic bag he said held a bomb, threatened to blow up St. Patrick s Cathedral unless Arch bishop John O'Connor agreed to meet with hint and hear some of his poems, police said. Pedro Laboy, 28. of Brooklyn, surrendered to police Thursday evening more than I wo hours after he sat on (tie main altar and said he was going lo deto­ nate a bomb Police later discovered Laboy's bag held only an alarm clock In a shoe box. said Police Commis­ sioner Benjamin Ward The man walked into the cathedral about 7 p.rn, as a group was preparing for a pres­ entation of Argentine music. An usher :*aw him approach the altar and notified police, who evacuated the 106-year-old ca­ thedral. Ward said. Throughout the ordeal. Laboy spoke "In a Spanish and English conversation" wllh hostage ne­ gotiators. [toiler said. Officers brought In a bombsnlfflng dog to check his bag. but thr animal was removed when loiboy became concerned thal it would attark him Laboy. an unemployed gradu­ ate of Manhattan Community College and an aspiring poet, apparently hoped to read some of his poems to O'Connor, who was named a cardinal designate Wednesday by Pope John Paul II. "He demanded to sec the cardinal and when he found out that was Impossible, hr wanted to see lesser authorities." Ward said The commissioner said the man surrendered at thr urging of family members Police said tie gave up when tie realized his demands would not be met. ll was not Immediately known wtial charges would be filed against Laboy. O 'C o n n o r la ie r described Laboy as "distraught." "I would have been perfectly willing to talk to thr young man." O'Connor said. But he added thal police advised him “ It would set a very bad prece­ dent." Commissioner Ward added, "The cardinal Is a very accessi­ ble man. but this is the way hr ts not accessible." O'Connor called the police handling of Ihe siege "absolutely marvelous " AREA READINOB (9 s.m j: temperature: 77: overnight low: 6 5 : T h u r s d a y 's h ig h : 89: barometric pressure: 30 04; rela­ tive h u m id ity ; 69 percent: winds: east-northeast at 5 mph; sunrise: 5:49 u rn., sunset 5:58 pm . SATURDAY TIDES) Daytona Beach; highs. 1225 a m . 12 56 p m ; lows. 6 48 a m .. 6 :4 4 p .m .s P o r i Canaveral: highs. 12:17 a m.. 12 48 p m.: lows. 6 39 a m . 6 35 p m.: Bayport: highs. 7 32 a m., 4 41 p m.: lows. 12 00 a m.. 11:37 p,m, F i m i n g lle r u k l IUIP1 441 tut Friday. April 26. 1V85 Vol 77. No 211 Pv*H*Sad Daily and lunday. •■<•*) Saturday by Th* laniard Harald. Inc. JM N. Franch A**., laniard. Fla. Jim. EXTENDED FORECAST: tacand Clatt Pattag* Patd al laniard. Ftsrtda Jim S u n d a y th ro u g h T u e s d a y ; Mostly fair. Chance of afternoon thunderstorms becoming more likely north Tuesday. Lows from lower 60s north to low 70s extreme south. Highs mid HOs to near BO. Hama Oatnary Wtak si.lSi Month. 44til J Month*. 414 JJi 4 Month*, nr W. Yoor. Ut *4 By Mall Wtah 41 Ml Month U N ; I Month*. 4I4M: 4 Month*. *11 Mi Yt*r, 144.gg Phon* ( I S } ) 11) 14||, �Evening Herald Sanford. FI. Friday, April ;» IF S J -JA Two Neo-Nazis Plead Innocent To Robbery, Conspiracy Charges History Buffs With The Right Stuff Two Seminole elementary students show off their winning history projects at last week's Seminole County History Fair social studies exhibit. At left is Jennifer Crenshaw, 9, who won first place in the fourth grade category with her Civil War display. Ten year old Jason Bender, right, took first place in the fifth grade category tor his "Columbus' Discovery of the New W orld" project. S E A T T L E tUPI) - As olllcrm kepi a w ary watch on the courtroom, two members of the neo-Nazi group "Th e Order" pleaded Innocent Thursday to racketeering.- robbery and con­ spiracy charges lor allegedly plotting the overthrow of the U S . government. As part of the tight security surrounding the case, officers armed with M-16 rifles kepi guard outside the federal court­ house while the two men — Gary Lee Yarbrough. 30. of Sandpulnt. Idaho, and Rotten Mrrkl. 50, of Boise — were brought In more than two hours before their hearing. The two men entered the courtroom separately, w ith seven plainclothes officers stan­ ding In the room ns Yarbrough was arraigned. Appearing sullen and noncommunicative, Yarbrough responded only when Magistrate John Weinberg questioned him Sem inole Court Sentencings 60 Weekends In Jail For Lewd Assault A Sanford man has been sentenced lo 60 Ihc presence of a child He pleaded guilty lo weekends In ihc Seminole County Jail after the charge In February. According lo court pleading guilty lo a lewd and lascivious records, he prompted a 10-year-old girl lo "touch" him The incidents occurred 111 his assault on a 7-year-old girl. Keven Ray 6c nip ton. 28. of 205 Flamingo home between S r pi. 13 arid 20. 1983 Drive, could have received up to a year — John Arthur Baumgardner, 20. ol 799 S, straight lime In the county jail Circuit Wymore Road. Altamonte Springs, arrested Judge Dominick J . Said also ordered Feb. 9. after strallng a tire from a truck In Dcmplon lo complete 1.400 hours of the parking lot of the Altamonte Mall, has community service and serve 5 years of pleaded guilty to grand theft. Davis set sentencing for June 27 Baumgardner could probation. Dcmplon was originally eharged with receive up to a year 111Ihc county Jail lewd und lascivious assault and sexual — Beth Ann Palmer. 25. of 73 i S Wymore battery to a child under 11, a llle felony. The Road. Altamonte Springs, arrested Dec 21 girl, however, refused to answer questions after she lought with officers who stopped about ihr assault, according lo prosecutor her after she drove lar ear aruuial a road Slcvcn Plotnlck and the slate accepted Demplon's plea to the lesser of the two charges. Dempton was arrested Aug 10 after tietng W ASH IN G TO N tUPI) - The Pentagon s accused of performing various sex acts with Inspector general plans to iccommcnd n> the girl. The acts occurred on numerous occasions during a |>erlod of several weeks Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger that two top officials of the General Dynamics al Demplons* home, according lo a stirrllTs Corp should tic barred from doing business Investigator's rc|xirl. The abuse was reported to u sheriff's with the Pentagon Pentagon spokesman Michael Burch told counselor and tests al Central Florida reporters Thursday the Intention of the Regional Hospital. Sanford, supported Ihc proposed action by Inspector General gtri’s allegations. Joseph Shcrlck Is lo force the resignation ol The girl said Dempton gave her $5. "for tiring a good girl." the report showed. He pleaded guilty Jan. 2B. In other court action; — Michael Daly. 25. or 701 Palm Springs The following organizations will have Hlvd.. Allam nnlr Springs, urrewled Oct. 13 booths at the locations indicated allrr their on charges of utfrmptrd kidnapping, ag­ names on Saturday. Ihc Iasi day of Sanford gravated assault und grand thell with a Appreciation Week firearm, was sentenced by Circuit Judge S. I . Christian Church. Dollar Store Joseph Davis J r . lo 5 ^ years for kidnap­ 2 Central Florida Regional Auxiliary and ping Daly also goi 5 years each for C e n tra l F lo rid a R e g io n a l H o s p ita l, aggravated ussautt and grand theft. I he Touchton's sentences to run concurrently. He was 3, Seminole High School Band, McCrory's accused of grabbing a woman when she led 4 Seminole High Fellowship of Christian a store, trying to force Herat gunpoint lulu a Alhlrira. Knight's Shoes ear and firing a shot at a man who Irled lo 5. Sisters, RoJay's help her. The woman and man were not 6. All Souls Home A School Association. injured. Daly fled and was raptured a few RoJay's minutes later. 7. Women's Club. Gills by Nan — Danny Edwards. 35. of Orlando but 8. Sanford Police Department, First Street formerly of 517 Eldorado Way. Casselberry, Clothier was sentenced by Saif! to a year In the 9. Linda Sapp Balloon Magic, Corner of county Jail for a lewd and lascivious act In Magnolia ft Flrsl Street bloek. She pleaded guilty and Davis senleneed her lo 3 years probation. 150 hours of community service. He also ordered her to pay $186 rrsltutlon to the Altamonte Springs Police Department. — Michael Allen Smith. 19. of 228 Loch Lomond Drive. Winter Park, arrested Feb. IO. 1IIH4. for grand theft of $30,000 worth of Jewelry, was sentendrd by Salfl to 5 years probation. Most of the missing Jewries were found. Sail! also ordered Smith to pay $5,000 restitution — $25 a week until the bill Is paid off — complete 500 hours of community service, write a letter of apology and pay his mother $ 140. about why he had not tilled out a request for a court-appointed attorney. "1 don't know what 1 have." Yarbrough said. "You've taken everything from me but my wife and kids." Y a r b r o u g h , n Ic k n a m c d "Yoscmttc Sam ." already has been sentenced to 25 years to life In prison for his conviction earlier this year In Boise of bring a weapon at FBI agents standing oulsldr his Sandpoint home last lall He is charged In the new racketeering indictment with robbing a Spokane bank in Ja n u a ry 1984. robbing two armored cars In Seattle Iasi spring, arson bombing an aduli ihratrr In Seattle In April l ‘»s ; participating In the $3 6 million robbery of an armored car in Uklah. Calif., last Ju ly, and shooting at FB I agents in Portland. Ore in November when he was arrested. Merkl. whose code name was "Noah." Is charged on nine c o u n ts . In c lu d in g fo rg e ry, p a rtic ip a tin g In the Uklah armored car holdup, conspiring lo rob the main Brinks Co. vault In San Francisco, violating 20 Y E A IIS E X P E K A N C E ★ B uildin g Triliixm issiotts ★ H O IC K G U A R A N T E E !! ★ L O W E S T P R IC E S FA TH ER • 9 .9 5 ______ Opera Star Featured At SCC Weekend Concert Th e Seminole Com m unity College Foundation announces the final of four concerts as part of the Rick Ross Concert Series. T h e c o n c e rt w ill f e a I u r e Elizabeth Graham, soprano, and Rick Ross, pianist. |>erfonulug at 3 p.m. Sunday In the Fine Arts Concert hall on the college campus In Sanford. Elizabeth Graham made her professional operatic debut In the Tony Award winning revival of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess as both Clara and Bess, and loured with these roles extensively throughout Ihc Um ird Stales and Europe. She has been featured In major roles wllh lhe Houston Grand Opera. Charlotte Opera. Birmingham Civic Opera and Palm Bearh Opera Most recently, she was featured In u lead role of Porgy and Bess wllh I he Orlando Opera Miss Graham Is u winner of the Metropolitan Opcru district and regional auditions and the Palm Beach Civic Oj>era Competition, and a finalist In llie National Young Artist Award. A native of North Carolina, she Is a graduate of the North Carolina School of the Arts and holds a doctorate from Florida Stale University. Ross Is a resident of Ihc Orlando area and well known as an accomplished planlsi and organist throughout Central Florida. Tickets for the final concert are available for $5 The pro­ ceeds will go to the SCC Foun­ dation Concert Scries. All dona­ tions are lax-deductible ^ -EEAransniiaaiona Must C.IIM’N 3 2 3 -2 2 8 8 2710 HWY. 17 92 SANFORD » » » > 10 Lions Club, Garret's 11 Sanford Christian Church. T . J, Ceram­ ics 12 Sanford Art Association, Rand Mall 13. Sanford Fire Department. Corner of Park A First streets 14 Ju d y Abernathy, Artist. Next lo Gifts By Nan 15. Seminole County Sheriff's Department, Rand Building 16. Church of God of Prophecy, Slim ft Sassy 17. The Missing Childrens Center. Romulctt Building 18 Amaranth -Fatrmel. Slim ft Sassy 19. Seminole High Cheerleaders. Gifts By Nun 20 New Car Show •23 Cars F lu id Hrans©are Pentagon May Shut Door On Contractor Appreciation Week Booth Locations Listed A M ) SON O IT K R A T IO N / L O C A T IO N S T O S E ItY E Y O V —Deane Jordan General Dynamics Chairman David Lewis a n d c h ie f fin a n c ia l office r G o rd c n MacDonald. In response, the company, the nation's third largest defense contractor last year said: “ As lar as we are concerned, there are no grounds whatever for suspension or deliartnent of either the company or of lis senior executives. '• various weapons laws, and hat Is ii mg The Order's fugitive leader. Robert J . 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Ills restrained reaction to the Soviet shooting of an American Intelligence officer In East Germany was one Indication of the effort. Another Indication was given when the White House announced that It would not he op|K>sed to a get-acquainted meeting between the new Soviet leader. Mikhail S. Gorbachev, and Reagan, even though It served no pur (lose1other than for the two men to get acquainted. During Reagan's llrst term In office. It was always Insisted that such a meeting would be |MilnllesM. (inly a well-prepared summit meet­ ing would he useful. That meant there had to be som e agreem ent betw een the two countries beforehand, that an agreed-upon agenda for the meeting would need to be drawn up and that It could be expected that when the- summit ended there would be something concrete loshow for It. Otherwise, the Reagan administration feared that a summit meeting would arouse false hopes and would result either In great public disappointment or a false sense of security. Either way. It might be harder lor the president to sell the Congress and the American people on the need lor continuing the U.S, defense buildup Now a new turtle has been announced by Hud McFurlanc, the president's national security adviser. He defined "meetings" as contrasted with "sununlls." "Historically, there have been meetings, as opposed to summits, which have also been useful. In a more limited sense." McFurlanc said, "W h e n a change occurs, for example. In the leadership of one country or the other. It is worthwhile lor the two leaders to meet, lor the purpose ol getting to know radii other, lo hear each other's Interests and priorities, and as long us no one deeludes themselves that such meetings have altered fundamental differences or the depth of disagreement, no harm is done. In fact, there Is some value In It." MeKarlaue went on to explain that Reagan would welcome a gct-aeqttulnled meeting with Gorbachev. In advance ol a well prepared summit It seems that such a meeting . whether or not It is railed a summit meeting, would be advantageous in more ways than one. It would be helplul lor both men, personally. In their conduct ol foreign policy lor their governments. Gorbachev Is a relatively young man and will presumably be around a long time. Meeting a U S . president Is the kind ol experience that Gorbachev needs in order to make him more Informed and responsible as the leader of a superjMiwer. Am i Reagan, loo, would benefit from a head-to-head session with the Soviet head ol government, not only because it will help him understand Soviet ixrllcles but br-eause It will make him defend his own policies from criticism by those who ihlnk him too rigid Please Write Letters to the editor are welcome for publication. All letters m ust be signed and Include a mailing address and, If possible, ■ telep h on e number. The Evening Herald reserves the right to edit letters to avoid libel and to accommodate space. s e r r y s %* , * BEN W ATTEN BERG Wouk Sees America, The Beautiful the shallowness ol HohemUmlsm versus the solidity of traditional middle-class values. The book was written when Ronald Reagan was still a resident of the sin city called Hollywood, and when Jerry Falwcll was Just out of high school. "The Winds of W ar" — and Its sequel. “ War and Remembrance" — are about World War II. He is Indeed a great yarn spinner and with a They arc deeply patriotic books Wouk knows rich comic flair He was once a gag writer for that America Is the good guy In history. comedian Fred Allen Hut Wouk Is much more Tra d ition a l values.' strong defense, an than that In the world of the arts, he was probably the first proponent of a view that In America on the right side of history, and yet. with all that, a liberal, non-rlgld. pluralist polities these days Is called "neo-conservatism." outlook on life — the very stuff of the Thus I he point of "Th e Caine Mutiny” was neo-conservatlve creed. I hat liberal scorn of the military Is wrongheaded Wouk's new novel. "Inside. Outside." touches — even when the military was personified In the all of these themes, and others It Is a wonderful worst llghl And the Caine's skipper. Captain personal tale of growing up In New York City In Qurrg. psychotic and unbalanced, was Indeed an Immigrant Jewish household Now. this Is a ihe military al hs worst. Still Wouk reminded field that has been prelty well plowed by a small us. li is the military that defends our liberty In a army of Jewish novelists who. to say the least harsh world. are far from nco-conservatlsm: Philip Roth. In "Marjorie Mornlngstar." Wouk dealt with Joseph Heller. Uruce Jay Friedman, in name We normally think of Herman Wouk as one o f America's premier storytellers, on lop of the bexl seller lists with books like "Th e Caine Mutiny." "Marjorie Mornlngstar." "Th e Winds of War" — and now his new one. "Inside. Outside " only a lew. These writers have chosen to accentuate what they see as the vulgarity and vapidity of the Jewish experience In America, often. It seems, as a metaphor for what's wrong with America Itself Roth's vulgar "Portnoy's Complaint" ts probably lhe best-known model of the Everythlng-ls-Ugly school of literature. In a sense. Portnoy ts only a latter-day Jewish version of Sinclair Lewis's Babbit, who represents the ultimate put-down of American middle-class values. Hut that's not for Herman Wouk. His book is suffused with love. It Is not a love with blinders on: i here Is pc til ness, materlalslm. raunchiness. Hut there ts also the richness and lyricism of the Orthodox Jewish experience, the feeling of Jews for the State of Israel, the gratitude of persecuted Jewish Immigrants for the freedom found In what was called the "Goldeneh Mcdlnah." the State ol Gold, otherwise known as America, the Beautiful. D IC K R O B E R T W ALTER S W EST Jetset Gets Tax Relief Stepped On A W h aaat? W ASHINGTON INEA) - For the cynics who claim Congress Isn't responsive in the needs of the people, here's a case study of legislative com passion for an oppressed minority desperately In need ol assistance. The needy In Ibis instance, how­ ever. are some ol the nation's wealthiest and most powerful peo­ ple — the most senior executives of major corporations whose status cntiilcs them lo use company plane* not only for business trips but also for personal travel. Those executives pay nothing for cither business or jx-rsonal travel on the corporair aircraft because all ol ilie costs arc Ixtrne by their compa­ nies — which then claim the expenses as a cost -of doing-business deduction on their federal income tax returns When Congress approved the Dcfti ll Reduction Act of 1984. one of i lie lax loopholes n sought to close was the Iallure ol existing law lo lm|Hisc any lax liability on (he value of I he executives' free personal Rights iilatard company planes — an extraordinarily generous fringe benefit. Those who enjoy that special perquisite regularly lly lo distant vacation resorts, gull courses, hun­ ting lodges and lishing camps. Cor|Mirate planes also arc routinely used to carry executives lo major xjHirtlug events such as ihe World Serbs, Super Howl and Kentucky Derby Last y e a r's la w . Iio w c v r r , established personal travel on company planes as a taxable Irlnge lM-nellt provided by the corporations to their executives. T o determine the value of those Hips, Ihe Interna) Revenue Service ascertained what It would cost to charier the planes — ranging (rom sln g le -e n g ln r. p ro p e lle r-drIven airctall to sleek multi engine Jels — on an hourly t>asl*. It's not cheap. A round trip between SI. Louis and Atlanta In a top (tl the line Leurjel. JrlStar or (iiillsiream II crisis •-!.335. A round trip ltd wren Washington and Miami in a similar plane costs 1(1.470, Executives already In high tax brackets sought relief from Ihe IKS Itirinulu — and It mysteriously materialized In a recent report issued by Hie Senate Finance (imimltlee. T h e report accompanied the well puhllclml legislation that re­ peals Hie elaborate record keeping r e q u ir e m e n ts Im p o s e d upon salesmen, farmer*, law enforcement olliccr* and oltiers whose ear* are used for bolli business and personal purposes. W ASH IN GTON |UP1| - Tourist iraffle here appears thlrker than ever this spring, but I gather the average visitor rarely ventures oil the beaten track On the Mall, after alt. are many sightseeing heavyweights, anchored hv Capitol Hill al one end and the Lincoln Memorial at Hie other. Along the way. or reachable with short walks, are the While House, the Washington Monument, the Jefferson Memorial, the Tidal Hasln cherry trees and the Smithsonian museums A world famous high school band, say. or perhaps a vacationing couple Horn Pittsfield, Mass., can spend their entire ulloicd time along these well marked paths and still not see everything Nevertheless, I always try to nudge m y house guests off the East-West axis to some of the lesser-known sights that are as memorable us memorials For Instance, how many of Ihe millions of Intrepid out-of-towners who descend on the capital every year sec a genuine congressional corkroach? To hear Rep. Silvio Conte. RM .IS S . tell It. the U.S. Capitol Is veritably crawling with cockroach* Conte, who hulls from I’HIsflcld. showed up at u recent news confer­ ence In exterminator garb to an­ nounce that a hometown Industry was donated 35,000 iraps to his anil-cockroach crusade. His estimate that cockroaches outnumber congressmen "about u /illlon to one" seemed to me a slight exaggeration. Moreover, his plea to "squash one for the Glpper" may have fallen on deal teel. Presumably, he wasn't Just talk­ ing about Democrats who opposed President Reagan's proposal to re new military aid to Nicaraguan Cnnlras. Conte's campaign to the contrary, ihe cockroach Is a remarkable specimen of evolutionary survival Entomologists tell us they are mar vrlously adaptable, which ts more than I can say for some politicians. How many candidates do you know who campaign under kllehen sinks, for example? Why I have known some congressmen who couldn't even adjust lo the some­ what rarlflrd atmosphere on Capitol Hill. By constitutional measurement. Congress has 535 members which, by Conte's reckoning, would make the Capitol and ofTlce buildings home to 535.000.000,000.000 cock roaches. Hardly worth putting out traps for. SCIENCE WORLD Shingles: There's Hope By Elisabeth Pennlsl UPI Science Writer line. They slrelch across one side of Hie trunk of the Ixxly or In someNEW YORK lUf'll - Shingles Is eases are clustered on Ihe head chlckrnpox coming back lo haunt lllistcrs enisl over ancl heal In a you As In the childhood disease, couple of weak* Hut pain that lias red spots appear, hut Instead of been described as a "knife turning Itrhlng. they often hurt. Inside lfie chest." can last longer — All estimated one In IO people month* or even years develop (Ills second round of spots " T h e message to get across, sometime during adult life, usually however. Is 'there Is hope'." said after age 50, according to the Dr Diane Grtllln. associate pro­ National Instilule of Neurological lessor of medicine and neurology at and Communicative Disorders and J o h n s H opkin s U n iv e rs ity In Stroke. Baltimore. "Th e pain In most tndl Those most susceptible are Ihe victuals gradually g<w-s away — by elderly — lhey are 10 tlmrs more the end of a year or lwo very few likely to gel shingles Hum a healthy Individuals have pain." child — and people whose Immune T h r most Interesting shingles defenses are weakened. treatment Is probably the oral It results when chlckrnpox virus acyclovir, said Griffin. Drugs, like that has been dormant tn nerve* acyclovir, that krep ihe virus from since Ihe childhood Infection Is replicating may lessen damage done reactivated Though It Is not lifeIn nerve cells, and consequently th re a te n in g for most people, reduce thr severity and duration of shingles can causr long-lasting pain pain, especially In older people, said "That would result In Irwer pa­ Dr. Henry Hallour Jr. of the Univer­ tient* with postherpetic neuralgia." sity of Minnesota Health Sciences said Grtllln "It routd make a big Center In Minneapolis difference In how we treat patient! Promising treatments exist, but with shingles." lor best results they require early Today shingles medication must use. according to Balfour In Ills book be Injected, so that patients need to "Herpes Diseases and Your Heulth." tie hospitalized. Only In thr worsl Ilul he say* loo many doctor* are cases, such as people with damaged *low lo diagnose and treat shingles. Immune systems, will physicians take those measures, Shingle* usually begins and ends Everyone else- endure* Normal with pain. The pain appears before painkiller* such as aspirin don’t the rrd spot*. "It * been confused work very well, said Griffin "Drugs for a heart attack when the (win l» In the chest, or gall bladder dis­ that do work are drugs that treat ease." said Balfour. Some people epilepsy: they ucl on the nerve put u heating pud on to soothe the signals that gel sent to the brain." Other approaches are ticlng tried puln, then think the blister* repre­ numbing nerves affected or treating sent a burn. In a lew days that area turns red patients with a natural substance and small blister* appear, often In a called adenosine monophosphate. JA C K AN D ER SO N U.S. Knew In Advance Of Mystery Blast 'Htuim m m "Before we talk about my daughter — where do you stand on STAR W ARS?" By Jack Anderson snd Dale Van Atta W A SH IN G TO N The United Slates hud prior knowledge thut South Africa and Israel would explode a small nuclear device In Hie lull of 1979, an Investigation we have conducted ovrr the last five years Indicates. An aging U.S. Vela satellite, built to monitor nuclear detonations, picked up Hie double pulse Hash of light characteristic of a nuclear blast on Sept. 22. 1071). beginning a coniiuvrrxy that still has not ended. Tw o months later. In November 1979 a White House sclenHIIc panel, tn a report that was not made public until the following year, maintained that the satellite sight­ ing was not a nuclear explosion at uli hut some other occurrence, possibly a liny piece of a meteor striking Hie satellite Hut the CIA and the Defense Intelligence Agency — which had good reason lo know better — were <ertaln Ihe Vela had Indeed detected I .. ) , a nuclear blast. For some reason, the CIA was circumspect about Its foreknowl­ edge of the lest, In secret testimony to Congress the month after the event. CIA officials Identified Israel us thr party most likely responsible, with South Africa the runner-up. In January 1980. the CIA gave Congress a little more Information A contingent of the South African navy was In Ihe South Atlantic area near the place at the time of the explosion. Then In June 1980, a secret CIA report to the National Security Council said the explosion was probably a tactical 2- or 3klloton weapon detonated by Israel und South Africa (with Taiwan as a possible third partner). Hut the CIA dldn i share some of Its secrets with Congress or with the White House panel Investigating the blast. From land, sea and air surveillance — by humans, subma­ rines and satellites — U.S. in­ telligence established that Israel and South Africa were working together ■w k - * - ■ • * •• 4* V on a bomb as early as 1966 In fact, in August 1977 (ilpped olf Initially by the Soviets, no less), the United Stales announced that the South Africans were about to test a nuclear device In the Kalahari Desert Diplomatic and public out­ cry led to the cancellation of the test. For the next two years, the CIA kept truck of a steady stream of visits to South Africa by Israeli nuclear scientists, technicians and dr tense officials The cllnchrr for thr CIA was the arrival In South Africa of an Ameri­ can expatriate who was believed to have shared Ids knowledge of U.S. nuclear weaponry with the Israelis and then, al their behest, with the South Africans The man was known to be an expert In mliilaturltatlon. a skill that would be needed to scale down the test to a barely delectable level. (The CIA and DIA believe Israel and S o u t h A f r i c a m a y p la n lo miniaturize their nuclear weapons I down to half-klloton size to use In Lance battlefield missiles.) Tw o years later In Antarctica, u Navy official confided to Dale Van Atta that two U.S. spy planes had tried to approach the nuclear test area but were turned away by the South Africans and had lo land secretly In Australia. Hut the Navy source, who had trucked the planes as they passed near Antarctica, refused lo go public with this vital nugget of Information as Van Alla asked. The source was afraid of losing hi* Job and of causing some unexplained impact on U.S. Interests In Antarctica. After-the-fact proof of a nuclear explosion was contained in a secret Naval Research Laboratory report on the Incident: very high levels of radiation tn thr thryold glands of sheep tn Australia. Weather condi­ tions would have carried nuclear debris over the area snd deposited It on grass the sheep grazed on. The high radiation levels were detected the next month when the sheep were slaughtered. f �Evening Herald. Sanford, FI Friday. Apr,1 14. 1 W - 3 A G irl, 14, Says She Was Raped By 3 Men In Pickup A 14-year*ol<l Casselberry girl, found unconscious by her father along a road near their home, said she was raped by three men who had given her a ride In a pickup truck. The girl Id d Seminole County sheriffs deputies who ques­ tioned her at South Seminole C o m m u n ity H o s p ita l. Longwood. that she was walking around Eagle Circle In Deer Run Park at about 5 p.m. Thursday when the three men drove up In an old blue pickup truck and offered her a fro/rn soft drink. She accepted and they offered her a ride, which she also accepted, a sheriffs report said. The four rode around drinking beer until they parked on a dirt road off Eagle Circle, where ihr men took the girl's clothes olf and all three raped her. the report said. The girl's father found her about 9:30 p in. and revived her. She went home and cleaned up before going to the hospital where the deputy who ques­ tioned her said she appeared to leased on $5,000 bond and Is scheduled to appear In court May 13. be intoxicated, the report said P R O W LER N A B B ED A man who was stopped by sheriffs deputies as he was driving out of a Sanford car lot at about midnight Wednesday has been charged with prowling and possession of burglary tools. D e p u tie s s a id the m an couldn't give them a good reason for being at B & H Motors. U.S. H ig h w a y 1 7 -9 2 . and they spotted cutting pliers and a long screwdriver on the seat of his car. according to a sheriffs report T h e s u sp e ct gave them permission to search his car. the report said When they lound a battery In the trunk he said lie always carries a spare, the report A c tio n R eports ★ Fires ★ Courts ★ Police another man with a knife during a dispute at a Fern Park restau­ rant has been charged with assault. The two were among a group of people that a sheriffs deputy spotted in the parking lot of the K rysta l. 349 U .S H ig hw ay 17-92. after lx-Ing called to calm a light at about 3 a m Thursday, a sheriff s report said The victim of the alleged knife wirtder told the deputy that the said. James Edward Wade. 28. of 3 1 suspect had threatened him with Lemon Lane. Casselberry, has a knife and held the weapon to hern charged In the rase and hts throat. The deputy reported was taring held In lieu of $5,000 i In- suspect was standing Ix-stdc a car and a knife was found In txind the vehicle. KNIFE THREAT Dexter Leroy Hughlcy. of 2386 A 22-year-old Apopka man Partnership Drive, has been re­ w h o a lle g e d ly th re a te n e d F A L S E A LA R M A Winter Park woman has told Seminole County sheriffs depu lies she Intends to file charges against the Seminole County Fire Department because ol damage to her home she said firefighters caused when they hrnkr Into her house to make a rescue on an apparently bogus call According to a sheriffs report firelighters received a call from a Sury Smith who claimed there was a drug overdose victim In the home of Man Kowalski. 104 Blue Heron Lane Winter Park Firelighters responded to the scene Immediately alter receiv­ ing the 9:09 a m. call on Wed­ nesday. Fire department Li James Johnson told deputies Ins men knocked on the trout door and all ol the windows of the home. Alter getting no response, the rescue workers forced open the front door and a bedroom door, a sheriff srcporl said Firefighters said the homeow'ncr's two daughters were asleep in the house and when awakened said they did not know a S u zv S m ith . Mrs, Kowalski was telephoned and she denied knowledge of the raise alarm and told deputies sire intends to file charges against the rescuers for having forced entry Into her home, the report said. The two girls told deputies they heard the firefighters beat­ ing* on the door and windows and yelling, but thought tt was their father w orking on the house, the report said. DUI A R R E S T S The billowing jx-rsons have been arrested in Sem inole County on a charge ol driving under the influence — John Thomas McLendon. 61. ol Hellvlew. Fla . was arrested at 7 10 p m Wednesday on U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. after lus car was Involved In an accident, lie was also charged with failure to use due care and causing an nccldcnt with tnju rtes. a police report said — Kevin Michael Adams. 24. ol 902 E Lake Destiny Road. Altamonte Springs at 2 44 a m Thursday after hts car was seen weaving on state Road 436. Altamonte Springs F IR E C A LLS The Sanford Fire Department responded to the following calls Wednesday — 9 10 a m ., 2434 S French Avc . lire Firefighters put out a ear lire caused by an electrical short circuit. No one was In the ear and the amount of damage was not rrported — 12:14 p in . 812 V .lin n la Court, rescue. A 32-year-old woman received two cuts on her forehead .liter she was assaulted with a drinking glass She was treated at the scene ami taken to the hospital — 5 58 p m.. Live Oak Boulevard and Lakeside Circle, lire A grass fire caused by kids playing with matches was pul out without tn|urlesor damage Sanford Middle School Lists Honor Students Mono# Soil Third Quart*# K ith Grad# "A " Wftw< c a Bolton E litobttt) Bordonk ircho# CotSof.no JoSnton Sondro Mlllor Moots## Pogrom Rabat«S Thornton Shorry D Athloy Samira Botar TronokoL Bait DomorlkM BotStr Jonnitcr R Bang* Amy C Bannatt Malon.0 4 Baft) Lorwiy fi.v. holt Matodya A Brorug Chrutopsor Brown Carr-a D Bryont W illiams Burton Sloyon A Conn P o trk io M Clark Anthony Connolly Carolyn Ooylt R .tk H EckOoln Sally Jar* C pp» TonioL Evonk William L Grata# Rabacca A Hawkim Alan G Hortdorvon SobnnoS Mit kmon JOmokEd Jot kyon Jaromy W Kaitar titty L Knoltt Molody Loronby Gary L Lomonboch nr a ■tar L McDonald Jotoph R Mooro StacayM Moora Zachary A Morgan EyolyttL Moarlt llacoy O Moya Paula Naromoro JotophM Nlcholat Audraa L Owonk Patricia £ Pool# Tamotha L Panttk A Imao PI Iking Ion Latova Roddick) KavInM Rowland Grogory T Royk'ar Angola T Smith Crlcktt Slitknoy Ban iam in J Tabor Dwayna Waih.ngton Tharaka E W aami Naal Yocoub Brando J Young Jaryy Tannor Jr Rana L Tillman Ako.thaton Toomar Davraa B Whaatgn Stovon W Wilbur W illiaJ W lliiami Tanayha N Wilkon Waal T r a t oub Traci A 0 Young Vavanth Grada -A " Alnon Pugh t g k lk Grada "A" Sandra Bryanl Cb.nata G ik h ro l Sara Ntlvon Tranton Schaka * r G.ngar A lla n Ana)io)ia Boionomki C a rrla L Brown SharryM Burga)) RotholN Bulla# Martha M CampbaH Ronald E Co> JannaltaM Danna# Stacay L Davi) T.noL Dabota Pannya Dalravlila C h a 'y lJ Dyva'1 Sukan E E tk tN in David M Edward) Chariot Groybill Ja m .a D Groyyon R tth aL MaM Kolvin B Mardan Apall D Hugh#) Hally K Mugha) Paul.nda D Caviar Lika G Laa Michatla Laggora Jannllar Lindamood D a w nM Marlin Cam iliaL M.iak Robart B Milky D la M Polarkon Oarak A Ray Jamak Rlchordkon Tracy l Rlnar Julia E Robart Ja tu c a E Robart) ArdathA Schanal Erie L Von Small Carrlo Jo Smith Jolt W Smith Oaana L Slawarl Cory A Stlcknay Nancy Tarwillagar Kikha Tillman Angola M Turnar Jann.lar Waldrop Linda Jo Wartan RotaMa William) Tam my E Young E y a n iJ Bacon III KannathD Bata Ju l'u ) Bannatt laianla Ba*t B ru taR Bolton David L Brown Tan|a L Brown Shannon E Burgoo tyla R Burk Jaramy o Cactar And#a 0 Collin) Bart L Collin) Pamaia D Cook) JotaphP Dalraauw Jonathan L Dumps M.chaai A Eall) M.chaal T Garnar KavlnL G ikha!)l SandroD M arti) Mary Higginbotham Darrall Mol toman Draw A Morn Jayon Ty koka Uyan Ly Lam Aa Sun Laa JokhuaM Law :) Jana Lull AndraaR McCollum Mathew J McGill Janmlar Milligan JokaphA Morata Tam m y L Murphy Bannia Payna III K y la O Podoryon KalharinaL Raata ElHabaih H ivar) l III 'a A Ruahmg Virginia R Skta) •CattiaM Staphan) Shanan Slawarl ScoMW Sukup CtuincyJ Tic coni G ln aM T llli) William Wailaca Tam m y E Worrirw# O N S H O P P E R S ! CALENDAR FRIDAY. APRIL 26 Weklva AA Inn smoking). 8 p m. W e k lv a P re s b yte ria n Church. SR 434. ill W rklva Springs Road. Closed Lougwimd AA 8 p.m.. Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. Longwood. Alanon. same time and place. T.iuglrwood AA. 8 p m . Si, Richard's Episcopal C h u rch . Lakr Howell Road Aliiium. same lime anil place Sanford A A Step. 8 p m .. 1201 W. First Si.. Sanford. SATURDAY. APRIL 27 East-West Klwanis Club. 8 a m . Airport Restaurant. San­ ford. C e n tra l Florida March of D i in r s a n n u a I I 2 •in 11 e WalkAmertca Supcrwalk. regts (ration. 7-9 a m at Sanford Civic Center. Sponsor envelope* avail­ able at 7-Eleven. Zayrr. burger King and high sehtxtls Hlg Wheels Grand Prtx for children 3-8 who have Hlg Wheel* sponsored by the city of Orlando and Norman Brothers D atsun. O pening cerem ony luirade af 10 a m .. EngelwcMxt Neighborhood Center parking lot, La Costa Drive. Orlando Parking at Stonewall Jackson Junior High School east of Slunrwall Jackson Drive. Prizes. Call 275-7910 for Information. SISTER Inc. while elephant side, plant sale, and bake sale. Magnolia Mall, downtown San­ ford. Proceed* go to beautifying the city. Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 W First St.. 2 p ro.. clo*rd. Casselberry A A Step. 8 p m .. Ascension Lutheran Church. Ovrrbrnok Drive. Rebus and Live Oak AA. noon. Rebus C lub. 130 Normandy Road. C a sse lb erry (closed). Clean Air A A for non-smokers. Ilrst floor, same room, mime place and time. SUNDAY. APRIL 28 Sanlord Hlg Honk AA. 7 p 111.. o |m - i i discussion. Florida Power and Light building. N Myrtle Avenue. Sanford. Alanon meeting. 8 p in., 1201 W First Si.. Sanford MONDAY, APRIL 29 Central Florida Blood Hank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second St.. Sanford. 9 a m to 5 p .m .j F lo r id a H o s p ita lAltamonte Branch. 601 E. Alta­ monte Ave,. 9a.m . to 5 p.m Howling league for mentally handicapped. 4-5:45 p ro.. Alta­ monte Lanes, 280 Douglas Avc. Cat! 862 25(H) (or Information. Rrbos Club AA. noon and 5:30 p.m.. closed. 8 p m., strp. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Rebos at noon, closed. Apopka Alcoholics 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 15 Highland. Al Alton Step and Study. 8 p.m.. Casselberry Senior Center, 200 N. Triplet Drive. Sanford AA. 8 p.m.. ela-icd. 1201 W. First St. Fellowship Group AA. senior citizens. 8 p.m,. closed. 200 N l-ake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. TUESDAY. APRIL 30 Casselberry Ktwanls Club. 7 a m.. l,r Club. S Lake Triplet Drive. Casaclbrrrv. Sanlord Toastmasters. 7:15 a m .. Village Inn restaurant. 2365 S. French Ave. D U E TO CH A N G E IN O W N E R S H I P W E W IL L C L O S E S A T U R D A Y , 4 /2 7 A T 9 P .M . & W I L L R E -O P E N M O N D A Y , 4 / 2 9 A T 1 0 A .M . BUILDING PERMITS Th e Sanford Bulldtng De­ partment has granted permits for the following projects. o homo U 000 A ,l#*a O N o.l H I Mo#gout Row) to# o vng'o lomiiy homo. U t H i -Zoyro. ZMt Orlbtdo Drlyo. to# uittfior — OsviR J#kki0 111 Moily Avo . to# on inground twimmmg pool. »* M J M v*n Hoy W Mognslio Av* . I t rk#oot - Somino*o Conto#. ) U f 41 CYtondo Drlvk. lor •nto# 10# r*«nodoling >11 000 n Moawutg. ui ooo * ■v-#■* ~ �SPORTS iA — Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. L iv e r n o is T r ie s By 8am Cook Herald Sporta Editor D ELA N D — Derek Livernois would spit Into Ihe mind. Derek Livernois would step on Superman's rape. Derek Livernois would pull the mask off the l/m r Ranger. And Derek Livernois would mow around with Dig Jim. These four escapades, however, might' pale In comparison with the task staring Livernois In Ihe face tonight. Wllh Just two days resi. the senior right-handed pitcher will lead the Lym an Greyhounds Inlo battle with the Lake Mary Rams for the District 4A-9 Baseball Tournament championship ai Conrad Park. First pilch l» 7:30 p.m. Alter Ihe way Lake Mary look Spruce Crrek and A|Mipka over Its knee Tuesday and Thursday, one mlgiit suspect some hesitancy on Livernois’ pari. T h e Rams dispatched both teams by the live Inning slaughter rule. Spruce Creek fell. I I I . and A|aipka went home with a 10 0 licking Ifealslaiicy. though, is a foreign word in the fearless flrrballer. "I wanted Mike Mary In win.1’ he said confidently Thursday night. "I want one more chance at them.” Livernois has mixed results against the Rams tills year He looked sharp In a three-Innlng stint S h a c k le S u p e r m B a se b a ll In the season opener which Lyman won. He was rocked during a him kbuster 15-run Inning ihe nrxl time around and he was so-so Ihe third lime Ihe teams met laikr Mary won Ihe last two, But after Lyman had completed a 9-0 victory over Del.and to get into tonight's final, optimism was running rampant. "They can hit." said Livernois "But they won't Friday.” Apopka coach Sonny Wise said If anyone can slow down Ihe Rams' ulnr-run-pcr-game express. II might he Livernois "Derrk Is a good pitcher." salt! Wise who was two-hit by Ihe Lyman right hamler several weeks ago "he's goi a chance hut I think Lake Mary will win The only tiling I question Is his capability to pitch wllh just twotiays' rest." Lyman coach Bob McCullough thinks his acr with lx- up to the task 'I think Derrk will throw heller than he did thr other day (while beating lathe Howell| because he's more Into a rotation now." he said "W r Just have to go with our best and see what happened. "They lilt the hall a ton. We're Just very fortunate to get a chance to play them We Just want to stuv on the field with them." McCullough Friday, April It, l*tJ a n , L o n e R a n g e r , B ig J im added facetiously. Livernois* mound opponent will be senior Eric "The W hip" Hagen Hagen complied an 8-1 record for the Rams during the season and developed a reputation as Ihe team's workhorse. Hr threw 198 pitches In one day at the Colonial Classic and came away with two wins. "Hagen will be ready,” said Lake Mary coach Allen Tuttle. "He hasn't pitched since Saturday and hr looked tough then. I have confidence he'll do well.” Hagen, who pitched against some of the weaker teams during Ihe early part of the season, proved Ills metlle during Ihe Classic w llh three wins to earn a first-team berth. He came back with a stellar effort against DeLand Just two days later to nail down laikr Mary's first conference champi­ ons!) 11>. Behind Hagen. Tulllc has Anthony Laszalc. who Is nursing a slightly sore shoulder, and Mike Sehmlt. who pitched Tuesday's win Both said they would be ready If needed for the tilIr till. Jim Joiner. DeLand's coarh. said he felt Lake Mary will have a tougher lime with Lyman than It did wllh Apopka and Spruce Creek, but he was still leaning toward the Rams "Livernois should challenge them." said Joiner. "I don't see how Derek Livernois, left, and Eric 'The Whip' Hagen will oppose each other tonight In the District 4A 9 Baseball Tournament final at DeLand's Conrad Park. they can krrp up that pace 121 runs In two games). But Lake Mary has a unique situation Every one of those kids can tip the ball "They can pul the best nine people on the Held a I one lime," Sujiennan. the Mine Ranger and Big Jim ... District Braces For Lake Mary-Lyman Final R a m s ' T o r r i d S tic k s R o u t A p o p k a , 1 0 -0 By 8am Cook Herald Sporta Editor DELAND — In Sonny Wise’s seven years at baseball roach at Ajxipka High School, his tenms have woo numerous conference, district and regional rhitmplonshlpa. During that (line, he said none of his clubs lias ever been embarrassed by the 10-run rule. He can't say that anymore. In one of Ihe moat devastating hitting perfor­ mances ever unvlelrd on the prej) level. Mike Mary's Rams marched Into the District 4A-9 championship game Thursday wllh a 10-0 llve-Innlng. slaughter-rule victory over the twotime defending champion Blur Darters Thursday at C om ,id park. "T h e y ’re good Damn good. Have you ever seen anything like that?" the classy Aj>opka nkljqx-r said alter the 12-lilt barrage. "I think you saw how good lhey ran lx- and how bad we can be. Damn You saw our weaknesses and their Hlirngths." The hlggrnl strength of the day was saved for last. Brett Motlr. arguably Ihe best No. 9 hitter In tile state, jilckrd on a Tim Oxley fastball and sent It screaming over Ihe 385-foot sign In left center lor a three-run homer and a luting conclusion In the awesome dls|>lay. loike Mary, 28 H. sends senior Eric "The Whip” Hagen agalnsl Lymun tonight at 7:30 for Ihe district championship. Hagen. 8-1. Is well irslrd. He husn’t pitched since Saturday. Lyman, which hlankrd DeLand. 94), In Thursday’s second game, will counler wllh Derek Llvrmots Apopka finished 22 9 I The Rams, who had hern shut down lit two |irrvlous outings by Icily Skip Cousins while Hjillttlng four games wllh Ajiopku. wasted no time In making amends In Ihe rubber match. Kyun Lisle ujieiird the game wllh a double down the left field line and Shane l.etierlo proinjXly singled him home and moved lo second oil the throw. Scott llndrrwood Hew nut to center hut when Hod " C .J ." Metz singled up Ihe middle for a 2 0 lead. Wise yanked Cousins lor Oxley. "T h a i llrnl Inning wus ihe key," said Metz. "W hen Ryan slatted It oil with u lilt. It got everylxxly rolling Iron) thereon." Lakr Mary coach Allen T u lllr agreed "We had Ix-en taking left handed HI1 (hailing practice) (or two days." he said. "I was rrallv glad In see Coualns start. Sonny just went lo ihe well once loo often with him " laike Mary (omul Oxley, who relies on his fastball, us Invlllng as the soli throwing Cousins. W llh one nut. Mnllr scrut died out an Infield hit lo ojiett (he second Lisle (lew out lo center tail l.rtterlo singled up the mtddlr. Underwood then crushed u drive lo deep tell center which went for a triple, storing troth runners for a 4 0 lead, Lost In the devastating offensive exjrloslve was thr two hit mound performance of Mike Sehmlt. The Junior rigid hander worked his way effort­ lessly through the AjMqika lineup, showing no signs of his mononucleosis weakrned condition unltl lutr In Ihr game. "Mike wus In complete control.” said Metz "He got tired In the llllli hut I think th.it was due In Ihr heat, Today, he wus as strong us Ihr beginning of thr year." Sehmlt struck out lour, walked two ami picked a runner oil first base In the fourth lo curtull any A|mpku threats. He struck out the side In Ihr second, catching two Darters on called third strikes "I felt really rested." said thr Rams’ big game performer. "My velocity was pretty good and I felt I could throw Inside and out like I wauled to. I didn’t rxjiect us lo score Ihut many runs hut It euubled me In throw Ihe curvrbull when I wus Irehtnd on thr count." Hchtult’s slrllur performance was In ithurp contrusl to thr lust time he faced Ajrojiku. Allhough he won. ti-4. the cool right hander was iruchrd (or 11 tills and continually pitched out ol trouble "Lust lime. I lell good lor about three tunings." he said "Then. I lost my velocity, I lell pre-tty good the whole way today,” laike Mary urude him feel better with two more runs In Ihe fourth Inning Mode started It with a walk and u stolen basr tiefurr Lisle stroked his second double down llir tight Held line fur a 5-0 lead. Lellcrto’s fly bill to right moved l.lsle to Ihlrd and Underwood d rllvrrrd again with a single jrast the druwn-lii Infield for u 6 0 bulge. Th e game ended ubru|itly in the lllth. Alter Sehmlt winded. Donald Grayson and Kevin Hill See 8CHMIT, Page HA BA. „ W a lk s , O v e r s tr e e t , H e n le y T o p D e L a n d * W ■ r -! A ^ j f t Above, Lake M a ry coach Allen Tuttle throws up the stop sign as Scott Underwood hustles into third base with a two run triple. Underwood drove In three runs Thursday to spark the Rams past Apopka. At the left, Mike Sehmlt sets up to throw a curveball. Sehmlt was sharp as he tossed a two hitter. e t w t o ib r t i n i n i Vincent Exp e rim e n ta tio n Is O v e r District Meet Starts Real Season At Lake Howell By Chris Pister Herald Sports Writer The cx|rrrHuruiallun I* over lor Seminole C o u n ty’s truck trains. T h r rm m ty’s coaches drcldrd this week what evrnts they want their uthlrtrs In for tonight’s 4A-9 District cham pi­ onships at Lake Howell High. Field events begin at 4 p.m. with thr running prelims ut 5 and duals starting at 7. One athlete Sanford's Fighting Setnlnoles will I m - glad to havr track In iheir lineup ts senior sprinter ( lilt Campbell Since tn)urtnu a loot In liir Seminole County inert, the district leader In Ihe 440 dash had lo sit out ol last week's Five Star Conference meet. Coach K m Braum.in said C.implxll was working out on a stationary hike during thui time to get ready fur his comeback. Once uguln, thr Fighting T rack /F ield Srmlnulrs ure the overwhelming favorites lo win Ihe meet us they did thr county, district and every meet Ireiore those two, Seminole's girls have pul some distance brtwren them and Lake Howell since earlier In the year and Ihe lardy Trllrr will again br luvored tonight While Seminole has the favor­ ites teamwise, the lop four Individuals la each event, ami Ihe top lour relay teams In each ol the three relays, will advance to T h u rs d a y 's 4A-3 Region Championships at Showalter Field In Winter Putk Will) Campbell out last week, and senior Frank Barnett hob­ bled by a sore toe. It was Seminole’s young talrnl that took over the show. Sophomore sjreedsler Earle Martin raced lo first place In the 440 and ran a tine anchor leg on Ihe winning mile relay team. Another soph­ omore. Sonny Osborn, cleared a career-best 12-0 In tying for second In the pole vault. Junior Jumper Alvin Jones set a meet record In winning the triple Jump (47-11 and he also h M ik second In ihe long Jump (23-VM which also bettered the old record a lth o u g h T rib e teammate Leo Peterson won the event and now holds the record at 23 7 V Hi.hi man said he was ulso pleased with the performances of hurdlers Arthur Hersey, Mike Pearson and Andre Jackson "All of Ihe young kids did an excellent Job." Brautnan said. T Sec DISTRICT, Page 7A B y Sam Cook Herald Sports Editor If patience Is Indeed a virtue, don't expect to sor any Lyman Greyhounds lining up for confession today. The Greyhounds waited and waited and waited amt walled lor DeLand *s Scott Anderson to throw strikes Thursday night lie never did Lyman used 13 walks by the DeLand right­ hander lo waltz lo a 9 0 victory over thr host Bulldogs and move into tonight s championship final agalnsl Lakr Mary al Conrad Park. Game time Is 7 30 p.m "I knew’ Ihal wr had to keep them off liase If wr were going to w in," said DeLand coach Jim Joiner. "Some of our kids |ust j>ul loo much pressure ott themselves." While Lyman's jKitlrncc at Ihe jilalc led directly lo the runs, when Anderson did located the strike zone, he did It with thr wrong hitter at the plate. Mike Henley. Lym an’s left fielder, has hern on a month-long tear with the bat and It continued Thursday although he dltln I till the lull) ns savagely us usual "A s long as I'm gelling hits, I don't care wliut they look like." said the senior outfielder. "I Just want another chance lopluy Mike Mary " Alter grounding out In Ihr first. Henley singled home a run In thr second, singled home another In l hr third and singled home two more In the fourth He ilnlshrd with three of Ihe ‘Hounds’ four hits and four runs hatted tn. Henley and his teammates will get It tonight, thanks In their patience ut the plate and a sjilrmlld route-going performance by Junior Byron Overstreet Lym an coach Bob McCullough had speculated beforehand that Overstreet’s effort would be thr key to getting Lyman Into thr final. The Junior right-hander didn't let him down "Byron was Just super." said pitching coach Eddie Nuss. Overstreet scattered seven hits and although thr Bulldogs had runners In rarh Inning, hr preserved his shutout each time DeLand threatened. "Overstreet pitched real well." added Mc­ Cullough "lie did a super Job of staying aoniml Ihe plate. When he got a little weary, he did a great Job of coming back " Ills first comrh.u k was In Ihr sixth when the B u lld o g s ' m ounted their hlggrsl threa t. Overstreet walked Jerry Simon and C hurh Graham singled to right Dun F'lnlry. whose base hit nipped Seminole Tuesday, took a pitch In the back to loud (be bases ” 1 wasn't going to come out of that game." said Overstreet who Improved to 7-1 on the year. "I was thinking shutout and I really wunied to finish." He Ilnlshrd DeLand wllh a nourish. He struck out drslgnalrd hitter Brian Johnson swinging, then caught Scott Clements looking at a knee-high fast Mill When dangerous Troy Blevins Hew out to renter. Overstreet was out of the Jam. “ Byron's curveball worked better than It has all year." said catcher Jim (Mom. “When w r got that big lead we Just challenged them with the lastball It was moving." DeLand jioscd a many thrrat In the seventh when Ed Corbett and Paris Hayden singled around an out but Overstreet reached back and blew away thr filial two hitters on strikes to nail down the victory. He finished with seven strikeouts, three walks and two hit batsmen. Derek Livernois helped out by stabbing a one-hop liner In the lllth off Hayden's bat Inclose out the frame Lyman put two runs on the board In the first when Livernois strokrs a single to left and Paul Alegre was hit by a pitch. Anderson appeared to come unglued after he hit Alegre as he walked Chris Brock. Clint Baker and Odom to force In two runs During one stretch, he threw 10 consecutive balls In the second. Hilly Henley and Kyle Brubaker drew walks before Mike Henley singled down the third base line for an RBI. Livernois grounded out to first which moved up the runners and DeLand elected to Intentionally jiass Alegre to load the (rases Brock struck out but Baker took another free pass for an RBI and a 44) lead Joiner then pulled Anderson In favor of Ttm Kraffl. Kraffl promptly walked Odom for a 5-0 bulge Irefore getting Overstreet on a fly ball to center. Lyman added another tally In ihe third when Brubaker walked and stole second. He scored on Mike Henley's looping single to right center. See LYMAN. Page 8A �Evtnmg Hsrald, Ssntord. FI.___ DeLand Holds On, Edges Lake M ary B y C h rU Fitte r H erald Sport* W rite r D ELA N D — DcLand's Lady Bulldogs had just about closed out Lake Mary's Lady Rams Thursday when they received a crack In the dam. Hut. with the help of Debbie Underwood and Sonja Vtllettl. the Lady Bulldogs were able to repair the crack before the floodgates opened and the result was a 5-1 victor)’ over the Lady Rams In the 4 A -9 D istrict Tournament semifinals Th u rs­ day at the DeLand Airport. DeLand. the second seed in the tourney, will face top seeded A|K>pku today at 4 for the district title. The winner will host the 4A-10 champion, either Winter Garden West Orange or Orlando Boone. Tuesday for the region title. T h e L a d y B u lld o g s took advantage of four oulflcid errors to build a 4-0 lead alter three innings Thursday. Bui DeLand committed one big error In the sixth that enabled Lake Mary to climb back In and lie the score at •1-4. But It was another mistake In the outfield that led to the eventual winning run In the liottom ol the sixth for DeLand "Th e oulfield wus playing kind ol afraid, they looked unsure of themselves." Lake Marv roach Cindy Henry said "I think they were playing It a little bit loo safe," Lake Mary had the first of­ fensive threat ol the game but a baserunning error took them out o! the Inning. Lisa Sim kins led off with a single to right center and Laurie LctfTcr then singled to left center, The outfield hob­ bled the ball around a hit and Slmktns tried for third but was thrown out by Vlllrll! Tw o |m)|i flies to shortstop Robyn Swart/ ended the Inning E b y Friday, April 2*. t * U — 7A S la m s L e e s b u rg , O v ie d o S o ftb a ll T o Drl-and capitalized on a pair ol errors In the bottom of the second for a 1-0 lead. Kathy Wychc smacked a slngtr to right to lead off and she went to second when the ball got by the rightflelder. A bad throw to the Infield got away and enabled Wychc to got to third on the play. With one oul. Wychc scored on Kathy Corr's grounder to second. DeLand added three more runs In the bottom ol the third for a 4 0 lead. With runners on first and second and two outs. Shawn Lane launched a shot over the right fielder's head for a three-run homer It was Lane's 13th round tripper of the season. While DeLand was building lls 4-0 lead. Lake Mary was having trouble getting on base. In the first five Innings. I I of I he 15 outs recorded were easy fly balls. Lake Mary finally got the break II needed In the top of the sixth. Amy Adams reached on an error to lead off and Liz Stone followed with a walk. With one oul. Belli Wat kins reached on a fielder's choice with Slone out al second. Avcrtll then slap|>cd a single to right center to drive In Adams, trimming DcLand’s lead to 4*1. Sim kins then came up and singled hard to right center to drive In Watkins and. when the ttall sklp|x-d by the outfielder. Avcrtll and Slmklns also scamperrd home to tie the score at 4-4. DeLand broke the lie In a hurry in Ihe bottom of Ihr sixth. With one out. Wychc Ioo|m-iI a high (ly to short right centre The outfield was playing deep though and what usually Is a R e g io n B y Chris Flster H erald Sports W rite r KISSIMMEE - Mikkl Eby may have lost her concentration for one moment Thursday, but she more than made up for It later In the gamr. T h e sophom ore sta n dou t blasted a grand slam home run that all but erased .an early 5-0 deficit and Oviedo's Ladv Lions went on to claim the 3 A 8 District Championship. 9-7. over Leesburg's Lady Yellow Jackets at Kissimmee's Thacker Field Oviedo now advances to the 3 A -4 Region C h a m p io n sh ip T u e s d a y a I B ro o k s v llle Hernando (Game time will be a n ii o ii n c r d M o n <1 a y ) . Brooksvllle. Ihe defending 3A slate champions advanced with a slim 2-1 victory over Dade City Pasco In the 3A-7 District title game. Because of a inlxup with Ihe scheduling of thr tournament. Leesburg and Osceola Kissim­ mee had to plav their semifinal game Thursday afternoon prior to the final. Originally. Leesburg lorlrttrd when It failed lo show ' *r'-1~*'i**C. up Wednesday but the Yellow Jackets got a second chance . m mrnmmmm i i mmtm m •• And (hr)' look advantage ol It bv Irlmmtng the host Kowgirls, 3 1, H # fild Photo by Tom m y Vincent lo advance to Ihe final against Oviedo. Lisa Simkins gets a big reception after clouting a h o m e run against DeLand. Meanwhile, the Lady Lions bad to wall while Ihe first game routine flv hall (ell In tor a single winning run. litter up Ihe middle hut Vtllettl was played and Ihr wall along Then. Ihe outfielder couldn't get Lake Mary didn't go down made a running shoestring catch with Leesburg's coming right oil a handle on the ball, and Wychc without a fight though Lisa (or lh<' final out a win on a high mile, had Oviedo went to second A pinch runner Santulll just heat oul a possiblr “ We got track Itt Ihe game coach Jackie Miller a little con­ then went In In place ol Wvche Inniiig-endlng double play ball to there." Henry said "Hut again cerned . and Underwood followed by keep Ihe lardy Rams alive and (bottom of the slxthl we didn't "VVV didn't find oul when we ripping a single In right lo drive Adams followed with a single lo field ihr hall cleanly In (hr w rrr going to play until 1:30 In what turned oul to lie the renter. Stone then hit a sinking oulflrld." today (Thursday)." Miller said "A m i Leesburg showed up laic again so w r bail lo wall around lor ti lung lime And Leesburg was on a delimit- up from just having won a game ll made Ihr kids u little nervous amt they Fred's intensity and his ru* years under Jim Raley, who was played kind of sloppy " th u s la m ." said Bool tie who also al Forest during Afmon'a Leesburg pimped right on Ihe chose Almon over five other time there. Lions for three runs In the ca n d id a te s . Lake B ra n tle y Alter Lake Brantley. Almon bollom ol Ihr llrsl. The lead off assistants Marly Williams. Glenn moved to Dtinnellon lor a three hitler singled and Ihe next hitler Prelsing. Wes Salley and Brian and thru laikr Mary for three smacked a flv hall to deep left Smith w rrr also In contention. years prior lo joining Lyman last field. Eby dldn'1 respond in time After his collegiate days, year. anti Ihe hall went over her head Almon took Iris first coaching Job Allhough Almon s|K'iil most of for ti two run homer "Either al Ocala Forest. He he!j>ed Forest Ills c a re e r as a defen sive Mikkl (Eby) wasn't ready nr she lo consecutive stale 3A chnmpl- coordinator, he said h r will wasn't paying nltentlon." Miller unships along with coaching probably coach the offensive line said. swimming at Lake Brantley. "I'm not sure Leesburg scored Iwlcr more In He moved lo Lake Wales the what the usslgniurnls urc yet.” ihe third for a 5 0 lead anti again next year where hr was swim­ said Alm on “ Bui I've been It wus Oviedo mistakes dial ming coach and Junior varsity coaching the defensive linemen p a v e d ,|he w a y . **T h r y football coach. Fro m Lake so long. I feel I know the 11.rrslm igl hail only one good lilt Fred Almon was selected fo Wales. Almon went to Lake offensive linemen Just as well." th.il Inning and we mndr several Brantley where he served as Almon tearhes physical edu­ lake over Ihe Lake Brantley errors. defenslvr coordinator for (our cation. football head coaching job "B u i Mikkl (Eby) redeemed herself in ihe fourth," added Miller. Almon Takes Charge Of Lake Brantley Gridders By Bsm Cook H erald Sports E d ito r Fred Almon. an assistant at Lym an High School last year, was named as head football coach at Lake Brantley High S c h o o l T h u r s d a y b y Lake B ra n tle y P rin c ip a l D u r v ln Boothe. Almon. 37. has made several reaching stops during the past 14 years but he said that a four-year stint al Lake Brantley front 1970-80 may have been Ihe biggest factor In gelling the Job. "I'm strrr thirl a big part tn do with It." said Almon Friday morning "I'm tickled to death to gel the Job and anxious lo gel started. We don't have much F o o tb a ll lime before spring practice |ncxt W rdnM Iay) but I'll meet with the players tomorrow and the coaches today." Almon. who engineered Che Lyman drfense Iasi year, re­ places David Ttillls who resigned earlier fills rnonih The Tampa Robinson graduate was an AllC i t y a n d A 1 1 -C o n fe re n c e linebacker during his prrp days and went on to become a third-team Associated Press All America ai Memphis State. "W r were very Impressed with SCOREBOARD ts.Kt- tit 0 ■» IH-WlSoi I* is IVUx ih k It I t uuuuu it'ii* I* <•)»•> -writ <» ifi'rvSMa1 QtllISM tllllHB IIIMII’t* **"• M twU» •*C*KJfl 1*61 ill S rn a t HS t l > » WftA f n* purs*w* ns a* n* MeyttQ**m*■*!i*UNDJiuti iti I U w -x .«/>-• IS IS 1011*6 I* I r hM ir -r « * guilt* niiiins timnic* It) »«»<• IS. i I'd * UiA Jtfnfff Iv^pM it id tOSixOM* 1<* t* 1* >»v* 1* 1* ***** - •MOO UlM i f T H f J-ont* '*•*►<>'«■> I* l* a on <•* r an *s r on s* TOOTMil ousts t II 1 )1 SIS. 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Lake Brantley's Patriots, who coach Charlie Hants calls the. "Rodney Dangrrllrlds of track." are looking lo secure, the second spot In Ihe district after tying for second with Seabreeze In Ihe Five Star. Seabreeze, a 3A school, will not compete tn tunlght's district , "We don'txgcl a whole lot of respect." 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(torn*rWf til V x - Dnr«4noUN mwy <i| •*lm Axpawt •pa •n« 1Bp"* IbfmimfV tf 1Bpm «MI» f>Up Am m I 1 pn V B 9n mtwv r pm TrtWt «•»! |trm«|NPk & WempM f )* V 44W U*M>4 M Aff I UkfN'11 Oaw IM 4«Ma - Om t 1 Itj V a - Ortwt 0w AhOph* Ip* •V B UtUhNPOiMt rM >tx*t Itt S IS l «s s 1 1X hxSt Bttl t 'M t l i X t l l l l l OxotWXXol a*x x*» on * i i M S ' t > a t s Osins * x t t a t x S xS l StM tw * tM M I| t N BA •MP fnfl some had performances (In Ihe Five Slarl hut still had a good meet. That proves thai we have a good, talented team." Leading Ihe list of talent for the Patriots are seniors John Mnndo and Steve Emmons. Mondo Is coming off a sprained ankle that kept him out ol the conference meet and he will be looking lo get back tn the running In the H80 run. Ihr event he leads Ihe district In wllh a season’s b<pt 1:57.7. In the girls meet. Seminole roach Emory Blake said he used last week's meet to decide where he will place hts athletes tonight. "We were trying to sort things out to see how we'd set up for district." Blake said. "We're B - la ABftmi i4T D- l» •a if •m ifuiMWn) II V * W 1) Ifrdli 'n w+% V k - uuoni nmm m 0 Bp* I t p j WFNMMlfUl MWrt 0MM (TrapIfcian■'■m il) Ar*« 0 0* « IB Nr*an* f|l DOT) *r-a V o* »J4Om«i *JIlOt) tQ 0* * BP Af98 -M W i» IO^mp'D going to go tn at our best." The biggest change for Ihe laidy Tribe will be senior Glenda Bass who Blake said will go hack to running In the mile relay and thr open quarter and drop the 330 hurdles. "W e want her (Havs) fresh for the medley so we'll probably take her out of the hurdles." B la k e said he w i l l ru n freshman Shownda Martin In the 440 dash and 880 run. a pair of events she won at the conference meet. Martin. Bass. Dorr hr lie Webster and Kalrlna Walker will be Imregal parts of the relay trams which arc all Important fit the meets Income. While Martin has the hot hand In the quarter and 880. laikr Peterson Resigns A s Patriot Coach Jrsslea Bradley gol the rallv started with a single. Fran Foster reaehed on an rrro and Caroline Chavis walked to load Ihe bases Eby then stepped up anti lilt a rocket u|) thr middle that went ts-lw-rrn the right tint! left tenter fielders lor a grand slam homer, trimming Leesburg's lead in 5-4. Bob Peterson said he was Bred ol wearing three hals so he discarded one Thursday. The 40-year-old Lake Brantley histo­ Lrrstnug uddrd one run In Ihe ry ieachrr-alhlcttc director-Is»ys I miiioih of Ihe fourth hul Oviedo liaxkrtball coach drcldcd lo step down from his cage coaching |irlnel|i.il Jim Stanley, look Ihr came back with iwo In Ihe filih head |oh al Lake Branllry. Prior to lie It at 6-6. Terri Coe got on duties, "It was taking loo m uch to coming lo Florida. Prierson via an error to lead off and, wllh coached five years al Puloltl one out. Bradley singled, send­ energy lo do all three Jobs." said High School ing pinch runner Durlu Hall lo Peterson who has guided the Brantley cage fortunes for the Pelrrson said ihe dullrs al an Ihlrtl Foster drove hall In with a past seven years "I've got four al hie tie d ir e c to r a rc Just sacrifice fly and Bradley scored kfils and I need lo sja-nd some becoming loo large for a person the tying run on a single oil the lime with them, too " to handle a full leaching and bat ol Chavis. Peterson said, however, he coaching load, loo He also said Th e decisive frame turned out would not rule out a return t*> the time has route lor the to be Hie top of file sixth when coaching sometime In the future. athletic director's role to broad­ Oviedo scored three limes to "1 love coaching and I want lo en break Ihe lie anti lake a 9 6 lead. come back." said ihr personable " T h e lim e lias com e In Jodie Swll/er led off with u coach " I ’ve talked to a lot of Seminole C ounty where the single. Dee Dee Beasley reached guys who have gotlrn out of II athletic director needs in take a on an error and Barbura Malone and ihen gollen hack Into II largrr role In athletics." said walkrtl lo load the buses Debbie They seemed lo have made ihe Cole then singled In Switzer Peterson. transition easily," while Hull followed with a tutsr Peterson said no successor has Prierson. wtio runir io Florida rup to score Beasley and Malone been named lull that Lake from Maryland elghl years ago. scored on Cathy Bergman's sac­ couched the Orlando Jo n e s Brantley would seriously consid­ rifice fly, Tigers In 1976-77 The Tigers ered assistants Steve Jucker and Leesburg pulled within 9 7 In Frank Gooch. "We re accepting earned a No I ranking In ih r stale during the regular season applications now for thr ixiys' the bottom ol (lie sixth then got Job." he said "We also still have Its Icadoff hitter on In the before la-lug upxci In the district T h r next year. Peterson, who an opening for thr girls hrud seventh before Oviedo retired (he Is described as ail excellent coaching Job tli.it we hope to fill next three hitlers lo end Ihe history Instructor by assistant jirrily soon, loci." — Bsm Cook game. B a sk e tb a ll Howell's Lisa Samockl has left all rivals tn thr dust In recent weeks. Sainoeki. a sophomore, lias lilt- io() lime fit both Ihe mile and two mile, both by wide margins. Junior Amy Ertcl. who came on strong at the district inert last year. Is making her move again In 85 Ertcl. who won thr mile and two mile al last season’s district inert, has the second best time In the mile of those e xp ecte d to r u n (Seminole's Martin Is second hul won't run mile) and the third tiesl In thr two mile Lake Mary has two of the lop performers In the field events In Auquenette Whaek (shot and dlseus) and Tonya Lawson (long jump). 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In the girls meet, sophomore sensation Kelly Price won three events, but had little competition In winning ihe 110 high and 330 low hurdles and the long Jump. Price won the 110 high hurdles with 16.2 clocking and cruised to a 46 9 In the 330s. Her leap of 16 2'v was good enough to win the longjump. "Kelly (Price) won her three events but her times were a little slower because there was nobody close to her." Kroog said. "Even In ihe long Jump Sixleen feet Is the best she's been Jumping bul even there she hasn't been pushed " Also qualifying lor regional* for the Lady Lions were Bobble Bowersox In the 100 yard dash (second at 12.41. Renee Wynn in the 880 mn (second ut 2:38.6). Allison Smith In Ihe shot put Ifourth at 30-7^) and Cathy Champ in Ihe two mile (13:45.91. Oviedo also qualified Its mile medley and mile relay teams The medley tram of Crls Boyd. Bowersox. Ctndv Wood and Jennifer Nutting was third ut 5:25 8 and the mile relay squad of Wood. Boyd. Wynn and Jill Knutson was third at 4 45 7 By Chris Plater Herald Sports W rite r ORLANDO — Oviedo High didn’t pick up the major hardware in the 3A-8 Dlslrlct Championships Thursday night bul both Ihe boys and girls teams accomplished their goals of sending a* many athletes as possible to next week's 3A-2 Region Cham­ pionships In Tampa. The boys team finished second to power­ ful Orlando Jones. 116-96, while the small In number* but big In determination girls learn finished third behind Bishop Moore 1131) and Osceola 1102). Every member of the Lady Lions' squad qualified for the regional In either an Individual event or as part of a relay team. Th e top four Individuals In each event and Ihe top four relays qualify for the 3A-2 Region meet next Friday at Tampa Jesuit High. "T h is Is really a close knit bunch," Oviedo coach Ken Kroog said. "Tha t makes It a lot of fun. Ih e boys and girls teams really get along well together," Despite running wllh shin splints. James Stewart came through with a llrsl place in the open quarter and ran a leg on the winning mile relay team. Stewart won Ihe 440 wllh a time of 52.4 then teamed up wllh brother Mark Slewart, Freddie Oliver and Huhba Wright to win the mile relay wllh a 3:35.7 clocking. Bryan Stewart came through with a first a’nd a second In the hurdles as he won the INBRIEF Grayson's 4 For 4 Bat Attack Pushes Rlnker By D .A .V ., 19-6 Mrlan Grayson was 4 for 4 with a pair of triple* and a homer Thursday night as Rlnker Materials cruised to a 19-6 victory over D.A.V. (Disabled American Veterans) In Sanford Little National League action at Bay Avenue Field. Grayson alvt went the distance on the mound as Rlnker Improved to 31 to rrmaln one and a half games behind league-leading First Federal. D.A.V. dropped to 0-5 with the loss. Included In Grayson’s perfect performance at the plate was an RBI single In the first, a two-run triple In the second, an RBI triple In the third and a two-run homer In the fourth. Rinker pounded out 15 hits In Ihe game with Corey Dennett rapping out three and Darrell Canada, Travis I'erklns and Darrell Smartt contributed two each. .James Williams and "Fam ous" Amos Sparrow had two hits each lo lead the way for D.A.V. In Little National league action at Fort Mellon Park, Dementry Beamon drove In four runs to lead Poppa Jay's loa 14-6rout of Sunnlland The game was close most of the way as Sunnlland took a 4 3 lead Into the fifth Inning But Poppa Jay's broke loose with six runs In the top of the fifth and put the finishing touches on with flvr more In the sixth. Matt Teague's two-run single keyed the rally In Ihe fifth while Beamon slugged a two run double In the sixth Union Bird, David Dunn and Krle Wynn had two hits each to lead Sunnlland T rack /F ield 120 high's with n lime of 15.1 and was second In the 330 Intermediates at 41 3 Slewart also took second In Ihe triple Jump l39-7H|and sixth In the 220(24.4) The Lions took three of Ihe field event tllles as William Bland won the pole vault and broke Ihe school record In the process as he cleared 12-VV Joe Hoppe also qualified In the pole vault as he came In fourth at 10-6. "Bland broke the schcxil record of 11-6 set back In 1973." Kroog said It was the oldest track record still standing." Kevin Thompson again took first In the high Jump as he cleared 6-0 and Mark Slewart also qualified In I hat event wllh a lbird place finish 15-8) James Walker was sixth In Ihe high Jump al 5-6 Oliver via red to a 40-8 lo win the triple Jump with Bryan Stewart (secondI and Andrew Smllh (fourth at 38-11) also quali­ fying. Mark Slewart iix>k sixth in the triple Jump at 37-21* Also qualifying for regional* for llu* Lions were Wright In the 220 (third at 23 0) and ihe long Jump (third at 20 4'M - Oliver In the long Jump (fourth al 20-2l*j| anti ihe mile medley (third at 4:01 l| and 440 (third at 46 8) relays. "Ja m e s Stewart was hurt bul still Grand Slam Trips Tigers Islanders Post 1st Victory Rare Bird Flies Celtics To Win United Press International United Press International With one swing, Ted Simmons knocked the Detroit Tigers out of first place. Simmons lilt a grand slam with two out In the ninth Inning T h u rs d a y night to lift Ihe Milwaukee Brewers to an I 1-7 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Paul Molllor homered earlier In the Inning to tie the score. The Islanders are history, No, not its In llnlxhrd — New York held off Stanley Cup playoff elimination Thursday night wlih a 6-2 triumph ovrr Ihe Philadelphia Flyers, hul trail 3-1 In Ihe best-of-sevcri quarterfinals. The Islanders are simply so remarkably enduring even past their prime. It seems with every other achievement they rewrite the NHL record book Mike Bossy scored his 82nd career playoffs goal al 8:53 of Ihe second period to slake claim lo a share of Ihe legendary Maurice "Rocket" Richard's playoffs srorlng record. Bossy also added two assists. Including a shinning set-up of Denis Pnlvln's game-winning goal that moved him ahead of former Chicago Black Hawk grrat Sian Mlklla for fifth on the league's all-time playoffs points list with 151 In other best nl sevrn quarterfinals. Chicago beal Minnesota 7-6 In double overt line to lake a 3-1 lead. Bdmonton dismissed Winnipeg 8-3 for a four game sweep, and Montrealdefealed Uuebrc 3 I to lie their series2-2 United Press International Orioles 7, Indians I At Baltimore. Eddie Murray, Fred Lynn and Rick Dempsey hit home runs In the sixth Inning to support Ihe three-hit pitching of rookie Ken Dixon und (tower the Orioles. Dixon struck out six and walked two In (Misting his flrsl major-league victory. Yankees 9. Red Box 1 A l New York, Phil Nlekro tossed a five hitler and struck out nine over 7 2-3 Innings, and Dave Wlnfirld. Don Baylor and Ken Griffey hit consecutive doubles In the third Inning to spurk the Yankees The triumph broke n three-game losing streak and was the Yankees' first over Boston In six games this year Clark Takes 2-Shot Advantage S T. PETERSBURG |UPt) — JoA nnr Corner may soon long for the days of "pllch-und-pult” golf al the $175,000 SAH Classic. e a rn e r. Ihe top all-time money winner on the L ltJ A tour, expressed her satisfaction earlier In Ihe week about the new. longer course at the Pasadena Yacht and Country Club, labeling last year's short placements, "a pil­ ch and putt tournament " Despite a redesigned 15th hole und different pin placements, the course played even easier III Thursday's opening round as Judy Clark fired an 8 under-par 04 lo lake n two-stroke advantage over Amy Ben*. Both are looking lor an Initial lour triumph In a I |0 player field boasting |usl six of Ihe tour's fop 25 money winners, 32 entrants broke pur over the 6.013-yard course under hiuy skies and tenq>eratures in the upper 80s Twins 9, A's 4 At Mlnneu|M>lls. Klrhy Puckett Angels 3, Mariners 0 At Seattle. Mike Witt tossed a two-hltler and Bobby Grtrh hit his second home run of the season, sparking the California Angels to a 3-0 victory over the Senttle Mariners Witt. 1-3, who entered the game with a 4.94 ERA. struck out five and walked two and allowed only flvr hall* tots* hit to the outfield «b f 1 1 2 2 1 1 2 2 0 2 If j *< hion m Hindto cf Continued from OA spanked back-to-back singles When Ron Nalberson reached on an em ir, Grayson scored from third Mnllc sent Ihe fans up for grabs one pitch later when he crushed his filth homer n( the yrar over Ihe screen Underwood anil Molle each drove In three runs to pace the Rains Lisle. Lelterio. Grayson and Molle each rapped two hits Lowman und Greg Jones were Hid only Darters with singles "Except for that had-hll single (In the second Inning) und that had call at second (on a force play In the third Inning) Lake Mary earned every one of those runs." said Wise. "I guess they didn't like us healing them those two times " T U B W OODLANDS. Texas (Ill’ll — Calvin IVrtc flgurrs stores at Ihe $500.OOO Houston Open won't l>e quite so eve opening hum here on out "Tilts course Is mil us easy as the scores Indicated." Peele said "In the morning when you have no wind, soft greens and no spike marks, you're going lo see low scores I here I s i i 'I any pressure on u i i v I k h I v right now Bveryone is |ust )<>» keying lor |Kislllou I feel lluil comes Saturday and Sunday, Ihe score* will level oil." Peele finished Thursday's opening round ut The Wood hinds' Tournament Players Course with a 67. tied with Mike Nlcolette. Keith Fergus and David Frost, all one stroke behind leader Payne Stewart. Stewart, who played collegiate goll at Southern Method 1st anil Thursday wore his Iradllluuul knickers, fired a 66 and loday will try to slay In front when the Houston U|>rn continues on the 7,(>42-yard par-72 course, Ken Brown and Buddy Garurr each shot a 68 to finish two buck of the leader while eight golfers were al 69 singled off the first pitch Iron) reliever Tom Tellman to score Tim Teufel from second base with one out In (hr ninth, giving the T w in s a victory Jo h n Butcher went the distance as the Twins won their fifth straight A POPPA ...Sch m it P eete: Course Not That Easy Ted Simmons hlf a grand slam fo beat the Tig e rs Thursday. 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Boston advances to the East­ e rn Con fe ren ce sem ifinals against the Detroit Ptslons, sta rtin g S u n d a y a I Boston Garden " I ' m not o u t to please everybody," said Boston’s AllStar forward, who bad crlllel/ed Ihe basketball knowledge of Cleveland fans. "I Just wanted lo do what I said I'd do — help the Celtics win. "I did It. I kept my promise I came through. I showed them." The Celtics, seeking lo become ...Lym an NBA P la y o ffs the first team to repeat as NBA c h a m p io n s since th e y a c ­ complished that feat In the 1967-68 and 1968-69 seasons, will play Detroit In the best-ofBCVen semifinals That series tx-glns Sunday at the Boston Garden. B lsxers 119, Mavericks 1 13 At Portland. Ore., Reserve center Audle Norris hit a Jump shot with one second left to lift the Tra il lllarers Into the second round of the playoffs. Norris was playing for center Sam Bowtr, who fouled out with 9:23 to play. Norris finished with 9 points. Mark Aguirre scored 39 points foi the Mavericks. In playoff series that resume t o d a y . P h ila d e lp h ia is al W a s h in g t o n le a d in g 2- 1. Milwaukee Is at Chicago leading 2 1 . Denver Is ut San Antonio leading 2-1 and Houston Is at Utah trailing 2 -1 LYM AN 6b Bri^xBkMr i t M Henley If Livtrrtoift 3b A leg re cf B *h tf lb Three more runs In the fourth (nit the game out of reach. Again. It came with two outs, Odom walked and stole second. Overstreet walked Both moved up on a wild pilch Ix-fore Odom scored on another wild one Hilly Henley walked for Ihe third time and which signaled Ihe end for Kraffl. Sophomore To m m y lllrkox came on and till Brubaker lo loud Ihe base* Mike Henley then applied ihe clincher wllh a single Just past a diving Graham al shortstop lor two more runs und a 9-0 advantage. 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F M I Q A A N D tT A N D A D M F O R L A D IE S 0k ii Vigil our two c>*msts comrodsn crutttogoM tor your find dining sod •ntdnommpnt ptassurs Clutnouo# rooorvotont 8 3 1 ,1 6 0 0 Sanford-Orlindo Kennel Club North ot Ortsndo. LA n tn>ta* V as Oran M all t s » r laapt* - H r * EM » Hava * ' ta a**aSP Tp, laotck a l l ’ l t*0 O iUM r S i m H ( • I t * aS iP W . Aka ( M a i l * Caatao* L0 L HaaM LA > W La pa DOG RACING NOW! MAT.:UON MD SAT IPS Hr*-* t> aS h * . OP ) l Ctkdk '• ) ) 'a n " -i * r -s r * - « . • ! . < « « Ju s t Oft Hw/ U - M T im R i l n u ...bat relapse bi 0 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 J 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 Broth 7b Continued from 6 A r 1 2 1 1 s 1 1 1 Ml Nf btet >Mi iMgwsM Sorry No Mmors �PEOPLE Evening Herald, Santord, FI, Gardening Friday, April 14, It lS — ?A , Caladiums Add Color Dimension To Flower Garden For that cool look In your garden this season, why not set out a mass — small or large — planting of beautiful caladiums? These attractive tropical foliage plants will add both color and dimension to the llower garden If you're selective In bath rotor and foliage types Caladiums originally came from the Amazon basin In Brazil. There are two types generally available. These Include the "fancy" and the "lance-leaved" types. The most popular ts the fancy-leaved caladlum. These have rather large, somewhat rounded leaves. The distinguishing characteristic of the lance-leaved types Is a narrow, elongated leaf. The length of the leaves ts similar to the fancy-leaved, but the plants tend to be more dwarf In stature. Cool-look caladiums are easy to grow If you follow a few simple gardening rules. First, plant the tubers In moderately rich, well prepared soil In a shaded or partly shaded location. The soils should be porous and contain a generous quantity of organic material. This type of soil provides good aeration, drainage, and yet holds a good amount of moisture to keep the plants growing. If your soil Is quite sandy, add u A lfre d Bessesen Urban H orticultrlst 3 2 3 -2 5 0 0 Ext. 181 generous amount of composted cow manure or peat moss, or better, yet-well-rot ted leaf mold. The caladlum Is a rugged plant but will not tolerate the full, hot summer sun. For best results, select a semi-shaded spot. The Ideal location would provide about 40 to GO percent shade. The fancy-leaved varieties can be used In areas exposed to full sun from one to two hours a day. preferably during the morning hours. Longer exposure will wipe them out. A moist, but not soggy soil ts prefrred. Overwatcrlng a poorly drained soil will cause decay of the fleshy tubers or roots. Mulching will certainly benefit Ihe plants by maintaining u high relative humidity around the plants. If soils are allowed lo dry. willing occurs very rapidly. If plants remain wilted lor an extended period, you'll lose the beautiful folldage. All plants res|Nmd lo a little care, especially fertilizer In our jxx>r soils. You should mix in a minimum of two {xurnd* of a complete garden fertilizer, such as a 6-6-6 or 8-8-H. per 100 square feet of garden area or two teaspoons per sqvtarr foot al planting time. Eaeh month during the growing season, apply one pound of the sanulerilllzer per 10O square feet of garden area or one teaspoon per square foot. Caladlum tubers should be planted two Inches deep and about 18 Inches apart In the garden Iksure to pack Ihe soil firmly around the tubers. It you purchased started plants in pots, they should lx- hardened to ouldixtr conditions bv gradually exposing them lo outdoor light and heat. If a bloom shoots up. pinch It ofT or the plant will lxrobbed of lood needed lor continuous Iraf production. Caladiums are very easy to grow In |x>is or tubs for a shaded spot on your | hi(Io or In ihe entrance area When you grow them In containers, you'll have to pay closer attention to watering, as these thirsty plants will need It due to rapid drying of the soil In the pot* You do have a wide choice of colors from which select. The popular candtdtum and While Christmas varieties are white with strongly contrasting green veins These kinds w ill brighten shaded areas and are particularly handsome when Interspersed with while gerani­ um s. w hile petunias, variegated vinca or hydrangeas. Popular pink or rose colored leaves appear on such varieties as Lord Derby. I’lnk Cloud. Kathleen. Rose Hud. Carolyn Wharton and many others. Crimson Wave has a showy crimson crinkled center Red Is found In Ihe Blaze. John I’ccd. Red Flair, and Frelda llrm p lr varieties Dark green veins and borders give added accent lo Ihe red leaves. Spangled Banner has red glowing leaves with pink spols. Whether you grow your caladiums In contain­ ers. in masses or as a border plant, you find Ibis popular summer perennial will provide color arrrnt to your home all summer long for very lit lie Investment and upkeep. In fact, you better he careful — you may gel hooked on caladiums! Happy Gardening! „ Woman Can't Vision Men's Attraction To Pornography DEAR ABBY: This Is regard­ ing your answer lo "Deceived." Ihe young wife who was upset when she found some girlie magazines her husband had hidden from her She said that she was a good-looking woman and couldn't understand why her husband would want to look al pornographic filth like that. * -■ 1 was surprised at your u u swrr. You said. "Plraae^-get-ovrr the notion that only men WUh unattractive wives read girlie magazines. What you look like has nothing to do with your husband's desire to look al what you call "filth." T h e n yo u d e fe n d e d the h u s b a n d 's r ig h t to re a d whatever he wanted to, and told the wife she had a lot to learn about why men enjoy lixiklng al stuff like that. Abby. 1 don't understand why a happily married man would want to look si pictures of naked women, so I asked m y husband, and he said It was normal and natural for men lo enjoy pictures of beautiful naked women re­ gardless of whal they have al home. A b b y . I co n side r m ys e lf normal, and I have absolutely no desire lo look at pictures of naked men. no m atter how well-built they are. Why? PUZZLED IN CHICAOO DEAR PUZZLED: Because most women do not respond lo the visual Ihe same way men do. (Women respond more to the spoken or wrllten word.) Bul let's get something straight: All pictures of partially or fully u n c lo th e d w om en are not p o rn o g ra p h ic — som e are beanlllul. (hough erotic, and are considered niuseum-quullty art. Not having seen Ihe "girlie" magazine In qurstlon. I'm un­ able lo make an Inform ed Judgment, bul let me go on the record lo say that pictures that portray women as objects to be used, abused, humiliated or de­ graded In any way are totally unacceptable to me. DEAR ABBY: I was pleased (o note your approval of using "Yes. sir" and "No. m a'am" DEAR ABBY: I have never seen this problem In your col­ umn. hut I know I'm not Ihe only person who has It. I have always been a very quiet person, nnd -rarely talk unless I have something lo say. However, my problem Is not that I am quiet. It's people who Introduce me Bnd. add. "She's very quirt" nr Idfljen addirsslngpenple. - c- ■» ; ".Maybe youxan get her to talk." * 4 have U ca rii-pe ople .a&y£V Then thetr oft those who In leh "Don't 'Mr* me — I haven't h fm presence or others loudly •I'-k, knlghtedt" (f Ignore It was "W hy are you so quiet?" though i f hadn't been said.) I would never ask a person Addressing people os sir and ma'am Is a matter of simple who talks a lot. "W h y are you so courtesy and has nothing lo do loud?" Yet. quiet people arc constantly uskrd. "W hy arc you wllh one's age or station In life. so quiet?" Abby. people who are Thank you. ma’am. POLITE IN ST. CHARLES, LA. quiet are usually shy and lack­ ing In confidence, which Is DEAR POLITE: You're wel­ dllllcult enough to deal wllh without huvlng It |xiinlrd out In come, sir. public-. H*,*M PSSteSy iMMinr VOtMl 1 am working on overcoming D E A R A B B Y : I am an Englishman leaching psychiatry m y shyness and am making In Ihe A lab a m a U n ive rs ity progress, bul nothing seis me School of Medicine, and I was hack more than being asked The 14 clubs forming Division 25 of Florida present lieutenant governor, Division 25 of prompted to write by the letter loudly in a crowd. "W hy arc you Kiwanis Clubs met In Sanford at the Greater Florida District ot Kiwanis; Ron Jernlgan, so quirt?" f r o m ‘ ' B i t t e r a nd Santord Chamber of Commerce. Members lieutenant governor elect; and Phil Roche, Brokenhearted" Ithe widow of I’Icaac print this. Wc In Ihe of the Santord Kiwanis Club recognized as Division 25 Trustee of Florida — Kiwanis (he smoker who was furred by quiet minority w ill ihank you. leaders In the division are, from left: Ed Foundation. relatives In go uulstdc In sub­ THE QUIET ONE Bedell, club president; Tom Hobbs, the zero weather to smoke and subsequenlly caught pneumonia DEAR QUIET ONE: Thanks and died), 1 noticed (hat you lor an Important message that published that letter wlihotu came through loud and clear. comment. Judging, no doubt, iha: tragic story was comment enough. Seminole Community College types and placement of rods, estimating prices, CONFIDENTIAL TO MRS. Apparently. In the opinion of O.. WATERVILLE. MAINE: Is ollcrlng a Home Interiors charts fur calculating yardage. For more Information, plcaar the relatives wllh whom the Concerning disciplining a child, Workroom course designed for selection ol fabrics, styles and call 323-1450 (from Orlando, sinoker and his wife were stay­ nolxxiy sold It Ix-iier than I’hlllp Interior Design st u etc in s or techniques ol consirucllon. lill- M-I3-7001J Extensions 470 or ing, smoking Is a moral Issue Wylie In his essay titled. "Why o person* working In the design log out a work order, and 228 Industry. Beginning April JO, and has the status of something ( hild Is Important ", close to a crime " T o give a child material •he 8 week-course will m rrl Interestingly, King James I. things and withhold discipline Is every Tuesday and Thursday, y after whom a version of the more cruel than lo strangle It a m l p m . . ii: the Hom e English Bible was named, wrote For1such a child Is headrd for a Furnishings lab on campus. Cost a fam ous pam phlet title d , l i f e t i m e of e m o I I o b n a I of the vocational course Is 132. "Counter Blast to Tobacco." He slruungulallon — a walking Degree seeking students may would have liked to have made death. Parents ho leave u n ­ obtain college credit lor 3 cred­ its. Ihe use of tobacco both sinful touched the Immense problem of child discipline nnd substitute and criminal, but In spite or hts This course is designed lo Ihronc and hts title of Defender Ihe abundant gifts do not actual­ instruct the design student In of thr Fulth. even King James ly love their children at all They how lo take measurements, could not make smoking either a love things." crime or a sin. Many thanks for your con­ structive. entertaining and often “Let The Professionals Do It" puzzllngcoluntn. Dear Abby Sanford Kiwanis M em bers Leaders in Division 25 Home Interiors Workroom Course H.O., BIRMINGHAM. ALA. Garden Club Flower Show The Garden Club of Sanford Inc. will present Ihe annual Flow er Show. Patterns and Patches, al the clubhouse on Fa irm o n t Avenue and U .S . Highw ay 17-92. Sanford, on Friday. April 26. from 2-5 p.m.: Saturday. April 27. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.: and Sunday. April 28. 1-4 pm . The public Is Invited to attend Ihe show. According lo Mary Elmore, refreshments will be served. Abblc O w en Is the show chairman and co-chairmen are Sylvia Huhn and Carol Johnson. The show meets all require­ ments of Ihe National Council of Slate Cradrn Club* Inc for a Stm dant Flower *Sfknv and w ill he Judged by the National Council System of flower show ECHOLS TREE SERVICE LICENSED - FULLY INSURED - SATISFACTION GUARANTEED • C O M P LETE T R EE SERVICE • FR E E ES T IM A T ES • STUM P GRINDING • 24 HR. ANSW ERING SERVICE 2405 Orandvlaw Avsnus Sanford. F t 32771 Contact Pafa or Tarry Echols Phono 323-2229 Judging 25th Street LAWN & GARDEN CENTER fata* Sfuctaculevi ANN UALS • M artgaM t a Salvia • htwMi 6 PR. • CatandvU • Jliwui • Otanrtwt a latum 5 9 4 IN C H a com a F w lv la c a a Itra w k a rm # MirlfK* G E R A N I U M S . J . V iV J Io . * 1 .6 9 R O S E S — ....* 5 .9 8 HOURS: MON. — SAT. M :3 0 2 4 0 0 W . 2 5 m S I. P O T 3 2 1 -2 8 2 5 - SUN. 12 3 SANFOR D A �h— Evening Horald, Sanlord, Ft. BLONDIE Friday, April ?t, 1965 by Chic Young 1 /HS. L THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 7\£J\ EEK & MEEK by Howia Schneider THIS IS SO EXPENSIVE.. DOWT MX) HAVE A CHEAPER READING ? ■VST Boy's Tight Belt Probably Presents Little Problem DEAR DR. G O T T My 9-ycar-old son wears his belt so tight that it leaves marks on his belly. Is this dangerous'' DEAR READER - Years ago. women believed they were more a t t r a c t iv e If th e y b o u n d themselves In corsets. These Victorian appliances were sup­ posed to give a coveted “ hour­ glass" appearance to the female form. A thin waist, corrected with whalebone and heavy laces, was considered a sign of beauty. Of rourse. such women had difficulty breathing and their Internal organ* were pushed all over the place. Modern females must breathe a sigh of relief that they aren't Imprisoned In this way hy a ridiculous m aleoriented custom. Heaven knows why your son chooses to pinch himself in half. However. If his preference cause* him no physical pain, he probably Is Itt no danger. You'd better lighten your own belt when you reflect on the future tric ks he will have In siore for you when he reaches udolcsernce. DEAR DR. G O r r - My wife's doctor has put her cm a lowresidue diet. He gave her a list of (nods to eat and not to eat, but he didn't tell her how to prepare the- foods. Where ean we find suc h Information? Also, my wife thinks lhai she has eancer and ih.cl her doc tor Is not (riling her Hie truth when he says shr does not Should she get a second opinion? DEAR READER - Most "resi­ due.'* or filter. Is composed ol cellulose and Indigestible vege­ table ronqjonents Usually, tile residue can be altered by cook lug to become digestible. A l­ though there arc certain foods, like bran, that your donor may prohlhll. m any h lg h -rrsld u r substances can safely lie eaten after cooking. See If there is a nutritionist at your local hospital wlio cun advise you how liesi lo prepare roods ihat your wife may in- unwilling or unable to omit. With respect to tire last part ol your cpiesllon. I uncpiulifledly endorse a second — or third — opinion for anyone who Is wor­ ried about h a vin g ca n ce r. Apprehension Is nsell an uncom­ fortable state of m ind. I r ­ respective of any underlying ttIlMfckSCDEAR DR. G O T T - My eves often weep a while substance on the outside of each eye. I notice eve examination to make sure lhat others have this problem. that no early eye disease exists. What Is happening? Should I see Remember that many serious an eye doctor? eye conditions, like glaucoma, DEAR READER - You may produce no visual disturbance have abnormally thick mucus In u n t i l th e y a re q u i t e far your eye secretions, or you could a d va n re d have a low-grade Infection. Check with an eye doctor. Not Send vour questions to Dr. only may he be ablr to help you. Cott at P.O. Box 91428. Cleve­ hut he will give you a thorough land. 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MEN AND LITTLE MISS BUQSBUNNY LOOK ■ THEBES ONE Bi& ( W H A T O O _ SMOKE SkSNUU. ANO LOT5 Ht-ieV M EAN • OP LITTLE O n 5S. __ CHl£P RUNNING A\0(JTH COINS a TA LK S H O W ■V I don't like Hit* bidding of today's deal. South made a light overt-all of one no-trump after East bad opened wtlh a onediamond bid. Soulh would have done heller lo ovrrcall one heart. North-South Is unlikely lo have a game unless North con hid over one heart If no-trump Is lo t»e the final contrail. II Is almost certainly heller for N orlh to be the declarer. Hut then we wouldn't have had the opportunity to sec Norman Kay. one ol the world’s great players, make a defensive play Ihut will he long rrm rnv bered. On the opening lead of the diamond six. declarer played low from dum m y and Norman, sil­ ling East, played the 10. forcing lhr queen. A low spade was played lo dummy's queen and a heart was led from dummy. Easl played low and Soulh won the king. Now the 10 of spades was played lo Ihe ace and Kay discarded — I he heart ace. There was no longer any way lor declarer to establish Ihe heart suit without allowing Wcsl lo come on lead with Ihe heart Jack and come through the king of diamonds In dum m y to set the contract. Had South simply overcalled with one heart. North would huve bid one no-trump. Now Souln would have been happy lo raise to (wo no-trump, and you'd have had to pul a gun to North's liead to keep him from bidding Ihrre. Needless to say. with East on lead, there Is no defense against tbrre no-trump. NORTH 4-14-M 4 A QS1 ♦ 107 4 K 91 ♦g in WKNT EAST ♦ J *7 4 J ♦ 'J ♦ J 51 V ASS ♦ <i 2 6 A J 10 85 ♦ I0V6 4 K 75 4 SOtTil 4 K 104 4 K g »6 3 4Q7I ♦ AJ Vulnerable East-West Dealer North W nl Norlh Kail Soulh Pass I* 1NT I'w 1 NT I sm Pus I’l U Opening lead 46 HOROSCOPE by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST A LO T of P /P M E TH E 6 o o p IT *R> /m o o n - - X HAVEN’T B E E N O FFER EP , ! ONE fN P O p /P fM E N T ‘ cowTRACf) £5^*" * * Th A - l|p by Jim Davis QARFIELD SORPRISEj OARFIELR/ l MAPC VOU SOME WEENIE GELATIN l ___ _ GOBBLE SLURP SM AC K 0U L P TUMBLEWEEDS vou *nrroun a w o l by T. K. Ryan b u r k o t , n o t if y m b a t o n c b i YO U R B IR T H D A Y A P R IL 37. 108S The year ahead should Ik- a very fortunate one for you where love and romance are concerned. If you haven't met Mr. or Ms. Right, there's a chance you will In Ibis lime frame. T A U R U S (April 30 May 20) Being your own person und doing your own thing has Its inerlis,. but don't push It to rxtrritA-s today. Others may find you offensive if you do. Trying to patch up a rom ance? Th e Matchmaker set cun help you to understand what it might take to make the relationship work. To get yours, mail 82 lo AstroGraph. Box 4N9. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019 OKM1NI (May 21 June 20) Guard against tendencies today to anticipate the outcome of events In a negative fashion. If you think you’re a loser, you'll be one. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) A crafty acquaintance who knows how to manipulate yuu and your generous nature may try to pull something cute today. Be on guard. LEO (July 23-Aug 22) To achieve your objectives today, you must plan out your moves in advance. Without a blueprint, yuu are apt to stumble. VIROO (Aug 23-Sept. 22) Self doubts and caution are not one and the same, so try not to confuse the two today. Tread warily bui keep hope In your heart. LIBRA ISept. 23 Oct. 231 Normally you function well in partnership arrangements, but today Joint ventures may not work out to your liking. Play It solo. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 A cool head Is essential today to make sensible decisions. II you ANNIE i .r;w rvwf» v .w if What The Day Will Bring... Tne ROPE RROUM? 6AFCM5 N6C*1 GETS 6*Wlf{7 « The fcJ*1£5. allow yourself lo l»e pressured, your Judgment will hr impaired. SAGITTARIUS INov. 23 Dec 21) Keep In mind today that duties you now shove aside will eventually require attention They won't he any easier later. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan 191 Do not take flnanrlal gambles today un little-known ventures Your Ignorance could cost you a pretty penny. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19] 1 I you and your mate have a disagreement today, try to re solve It between yourselves. Do nothing lhat could Involve In noccnt bystanders PISCES |Frb 20 Match 20| This is not a day to be overly critical of others. Even If you feel you have constructive suggrs turns, keep them to yourself. ARIES (March 2 ( April 19) Try lo restrict your shopping today to small cash purchases Don'i let your extravagant Impulses propel you Into new debts by Leonard Starr ftCAR THAT? ITS BETTER CHECU COMING FROM IT O tfl.C M ffU . THAT TWCttei- TMOUflH.IT 60UN& Fettoao>Jil �Evening Herald. Santord. FI. ncle Sam Demands Refunds States Owe Millions For Welfare Errors WASHINGTON (UPI) - The govern menl has told nearly half the states and l*uerto Rico they must repay $69 2 million for mistakes made on 1961 welfare checks or face a reduction In federal matching funds. The errors, totaling SI billion, were made In administering the state-federal A id to Fam ilies w ith Dependent Children program, the nation's largest cash welfare system, which provides financial support to poor households most often headed by women. In the cases at Issue, people either got loo much money or should not have received a n y .. The situation was disclosed Thursday al a hearing of a House Ways and Means subcommittee on public assistance Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler also said Thursday that six states — Arizona. Maryland. New Jersey. South Carolina. Utah and Vermont — had qualified for waivers and will not have to repay a total of $4 3 million. Rep. Robert Matsul. D-Calif.. a sub­ committee member, said the demand for repayment will hurt AFDC recipients because the government will reduce Its matching funds lo the 21 stales In­ volved by the amounts owed. California gets 50 percent federal matching AFDC funds but some states get up to 76 percent. Among the states being told to refund money. California owes the most, $35 million, and South Dakota the least. $13,000 Matsul, who Ini reduced legislation last winter to change the way states arc penalized for AFDC errors, said he experts states to appeal and probably go to court over the repayment demand. Other states ow ing refunds are: Alabama $47,000. Colorado $ 1 9 mil­ lion. Connecticut $424,000, Florida $3.4 million. Hawaii $1.2 million, Idaho $691,000. Indiana $113,000. Kansas $ 1 9 million. Maine $168,000. Min­ nesota $571,000. Nebraska $208,000, New Mexico $2.5 million. New York $6.2 m illio n . O h io $ 3.9 m illio n . Oklahoma $ 1 5 million. Tennessee $1.7 million. Texas $11 million. Washington S4 1 million and Wyoming $413,000. fbiotin Rico owes 817 million In 1979, the slates were given until 1983 to reduce the rate of errors In the AFDC program to 4 percent and ordered to Improve the rate by at least one-third each year. States that exceeded their allowable error rate for 1981 were told to refund the federal matching portion of all mistaken payments over the allowed number. She said the national error rate of AFDC payments dropped from 16.5 percent In 1973 to 7 6 percent In 1981 Without that Improvement, she said, the government would have erroneously paid $2 I billion that year Instead of $1 billion The government has since drupped the allowed etror rale to 3 percent but has not disclosed whether the states have reached It. Sanford Native Helped Sweep Suez Legal Notice Special to the Herald N O R F O L K . Va. Sanford native Walter Manning recently re­ turned to the United [States after participat­ ing In a minesweeping [operation In the Gulf of [Sue*. T h e 3 5 - y e a r -o l d [brother of Ester Roller »f Sanford is a member it the Helicopter Mine .'ountermeasurea q u a d ro n 14. T h e Norfolk-(rased unit was part of the multina­ tional mini-sweeping [effort requested by Tlgypl alter a series of s hip-d am aging explosions In the Suer ast summer. Petty Officer Mann­ in g . a supply clerk, and n h r resl of his squadron Were transported lo R o t a . Spain via A ir Force cargo planes Aug. 6 Once In Rota he unit assembled Its m I n e sw eep I n g helicopters which had h e rn p a rtia lly d is ­ a s s e m b le d for the l rails-Atlantic High! Then the squadron set sail on board the am­ phibious transport ship USS Shreveport. For Manning, work began lo get hectic when the ship arrived In Ihe Gulf of Suer tug 17 M a n n I n g . w li o manages procurement nl supplies and flnanjclal records for the u n i t 's m in e c o u n ­ term easures depart­ m e n t. re m e m b e rs working long hours "T ry in g to keep tinsupply lines open be tween the Red Sea and the Norfolk naval sta­ tion was quite a Job.” the 1967 Crooms High School graduate said. "Supplies came from N a v a l P e tty O f fic e r W a lte r Countermeasures Squadron Manning, a Sanford native, is based In Norfolk, Va. assigned to Helicopter M ine Norfolk to Slgnonella. Sicily, lo Cairo. Egypt and then to the ship. "There was a cons­ tant flurry of messages and follow-ups requisi­ tioning the supplies we needed Trying lo keep up with Ihe ordering a n d the m e ssa ge s made for some long days.” he said. Despite ihe efforts ol M anning and other men In the squadron, th e s q u a d r o n ' s mine-hunt mg missions didn't turn up any live explosives, "W e didn't find any mines, hul we found a couple of ships that were sunk during the Eight Day W a r.” he s a id . During the operation M anning's squadron located 44 "e o n ta e ls ." Only 12 were suspi­ cious enough lo be checked out by Navy divers or Investigated by a r e m o t e l y controllcd vehicle. The other '‘contacts" were either coral heads, barrels or pieces of pipe. "If I w asn't'on Ihe Job. we couldn't ac­ complish our mission." Manning said of his role In the squadron. Hr said dial without Ihe proper materials and supply parts the squadron couldn't keep It s m I n e h u n 11 p g 14, alrcralt and equipment ope rating. Almost every man In •hr squadron worked 14-hour shifts seven days a week during Ihe deployment to keep aircraft and equipment perform ing at their peak Because ol Mau­ ri l u g s e ffo rts and others In the squadron, all four helicopters were available every day for operational Rights Once the mine hunt­ ing was complete, the S h re v e p o rt headed hack lo Rota, bill Ihe terrorist bombing of I h e U S . Emtiassy In Beirut. Lebanon, kept th e m l n the are a longer. Businessman Adm its G u ilt In Celebrity Tax Scam NEW YORK (UPI| - A Washington business­ man admitted he ran a $445 million tax-shellrr scum — die largest lax fraud ever prosecuted — whose wealthy Investors Included celebrities Woody Allen. Bill Murray and Dick Caved. Edward Markowitz. 35. pleaded guilty Thurs day to creating phony lax write-offs for customers through phony trading In government securities, precious metals and repurchase agreements from 197 9to 1983 "It Is the largest tax fraud ever prosecuted." said U S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani of Manhat­ tan "Th e main promoter Is now convicted." Along with Allen. Murray and Caved, the Investors Included actors Christopher Walken. Frank Langclla and Peter Boyle. Giuliani said that none of the celebrity Investors were under criminal investIgalon. They w rrr unaware of any Illegality and committed no crtmlnul wrongdoing, but will have to j»ay back taxes — plus Interest - on any money that was Improperly sheltered, prosecutors said. "I have a hard time working up sympathy for ihrsc people as victims.” Giuliani said, noting I hat many of them received suspiciously large write oils MARRIAGE LICENSES Ranald W Chadwick 17, P a lrK la l Row*, a * » bum. K Cut TFto Nguyen. Richard W Williams. JO. KefotoL Funk*. >1 Marwan I Netrer. II. Jan* E >7 Mori . H Samuel Asch. M Maryland C C lv ln Montana t t h Paine la I Morris. Js Auto. M Mack A Ellison tS. R uth* J Randy M ZawoFn-k II, V k •arid C Vor dine 1| Richardson, M Lalmon Jackson. W. Dewitt* Claud* W Win Mr. 13 Marlon* M P*rklnt. I* " M Hark*#, *1 Chari** • Ward. 13. Marge#*! John F Pnc*. a . M*rg*#*t M Lemuel 34 1 J*n*«. at John J V*W 34 Conn* L. William C Iron*. M. J*rc* E Part*, son Currier. u Doonesbury Jomot R Bar nos 23, Voronko L. Iheahan. ZJ Donna H Brown 14. Potrkld A Darts. 14 Ratoorl M Catoourna. I I . Ruth H Randall. 77 Him L Drury. )4. Lika C. Parrish.1) Rotwrt 1 Echararrla. 17. PatoklaM Ewan*, a Marry M Ehrlich. J*. Jana M Da.id F Muddkkon. JO Sharon L PanheUor, JO KenneFfi F Ireland J r . 33. ClndE Willis, a Jotegh C Jacotoe. Retoocci L Lane. » Jr. 14. Donald M K lie* or ]J. Hally 1 Wolth. » William W Portm a Rogmo Frontioro. 1* Guy A Piasacki n . Vwrry L Clast. H 11* ms. a James A George. M. Trlmelle Jo Carroll V C O Rom « Francis P Romwoii 1). Diana N O TIC E OF A P U B LIC H EAR IN G TO C O N I! DE R TH E AD O P TIO N OF AN OR DINANCE BY T H E C ITY OF SANFORD. F L 0 R I0 A Nolle* Is horotoi given that o Public Mooring will bo hold ol (ho Commission Room in ttw City Mali In ttw City ol Sonlord. Florid*. *1 J 90 o clock P M on Me* II. IM ! la considor Itw adoption ol on ordinance by ttw City ol Sanlord Florida *t Follows O R D IN AN CE NO U l l AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C i t y OF S A N F O R D . FL O R ID A A M E N D IN G O R DI N A N C E N O 10«t OF S A ID CITY S A ID O R D I N A N C E B E I N G A T O N IN G P L A N SAIO A M E N D M E N T C H AN G ING TH E TO N IN G OF A POR T IO N O F T H A T C E R T A I N P R O P E R TY L Y IN G W EST OF AND A B U T T IN G U S H IG H W A Y It n (S R IS 4001 A N D S O U T H OF L AH E M IN N IE D R IV E FROM MR I IM U L T IP L E F A M IL Y R ES I D E N T IA L D W E L L IN G ) OIS TR IC T TO GC I IG E N E R A L C O M M E R C IA L ! D IS T R IC T P R O V I D I N G F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y c o n f l i c t s A N 0 E F F E C T IV E O A TE All partws in Inlortst and Cltllons shall have an opgortuni ly lo bo hoard ol said hoar log By order ol Iho City Com mission of the City ot Santord F lor ida A D V IC E TO TH E P U B LIC II o person doc idol to ap«wal a decision mode with rospoct to any matter cone ids rod ot ttw above meeting or hearing, ha may na*d a verbatim record ot ttw proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record IS no! provided by ttw Cltyof Santord IFSJOSOIOS) M N Tam m, Jr City Clerk Publish May I t IMF O E E iso F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Nolle* is hereby given that I am engaged in business *t Jt* W Less M ary Blvd . Lake Mary, Seminole County. Florida under Itw Fictitious name ol LA K E M A R Y V E T E R IN A R Y C LIN IC , and that I intend lo register said name with ttw Clerk ol Ihe Circuit Courl. Seminole County. F lor Ido in accordance wllh Ihe provisions of Itw Fictitious Nome Statutes to wit Section la id ! Florida Statutes m i /*/ Joseph W Vaughan III. OVM Publish Aprils, IJ. It M. IMS D E E J> IN IH E C IR C U IT C O UR T, IN A N O F O R S E M IN O LE. C O U N TY . FLO R ID A CASE NO *S 1044 CAd* 0 IN R E Th o M a rria g e ot H E L E N ANN M A DORE. Polltiorwr, Wile end P H IL IP E D W IN M A D O R E . Respondent >Husband N O TIC E OF AC TIO N TO Philip Edwin Medoro I I I South Warner Street Oneida New York YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that a Petition tor Diskolutlon ot Morrloge has been l ied agatntl you, and that you are required to serve o copy ot your response or ptoodmg to ttw Petition upon ttw paFiHorw#* attorney. Thomas C Greerw Post Ottice Bos i t ) Sonlord. Florida 37771, and llto ttw origi net response or pleading In the otfic* ot ihe Clark ol Itw Circuit Court. Seminole County Court house. Santord. F tor Ido JJJJI. on or be lore the Jth doy ot May t*ES It you tail to do to a Default Judgment will be taken against you tor ttw rslwl da mended in In* Petition O A T E D ot Santord. Sominoto County. F lor Ido. this k d day ol April. INS D AVID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT BV Betty B Colbert Deputy Clerk Publish April S. II. I*. 14 INS DEE a BY GARRY TRUDEAU Legal Notice Legal Notice C IT Y OF LA K E M ARY. F L O R ID A N O TIC E T O B ID Separate seated bids tor odd! tioAjt computer hardware and tettear* tyltom tor ttw City ot Lost Mary will be r*c*lv*d in Late Mary City Hall <30 North Country Club Road Lak* Mary Florida until i n P M (local tim tl. Thursday May ]. I N I Let* B>dl wilt be returned to sender unopened A ll work shall be in ac cordance with tp edlicatio nt available al no charge In the City Manager s Ottice City Hail. tSI North Country Club Road. Last Mary Florida The City reserves Itw right to r*|*ct any or oil bids with or w it h o u t c a u l* to w a iv e •*<time aim**, or to accept the b-d which m Ha best lodgement best serves the interest ot Lake Mary Coil ot submittal ot this bid is considered an operation cost ol ttw bidder and shall not be patted on to or born* by ttw City ot Lost Mery Persons b'ddmg on ttw system or* ad. sed that the bids will be pubnety opened and r*ad awud at ttw regularly scheduled City Commission meeting. May }, I SB! at 7 » P M C IT Y OF L A K E M A R V F L O R ID A 't Carol A Edwards City Clerk D A T E D April IJ I N ! Publish April I* J* I N ! D E E lit F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Notre* is hereby given that t *m engaged in business i t 12** O ld M im s R d G e n e .e Semmoto County Florid* 3J7JJ under ttw fictitious nam e ot SAS TR EE SUPPLY and that I •ntynd to register u i d name with ttw Clerk of ttw Circuit Court Semmoto County / l o r ida in accordance w ith ttw pro visions ot ttw Fictitious Nam* Stshitot to w it Section M10* F'or.da Statutes 1*!7 s W illiam ScM ucem cv*' Publish A pril t j IS ?* A Mas J <N! OEE n c it y of LAKE M A R Y . FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF P UB LIC H CAR IH O TO W HOM IT M AY CONCE RN N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV EN bv ttw CHv Commission ol ttw City o' Lak* Mary, Florida that said Commission will hold a P ibilC Haanng at t 30 P M cm May 14 I N ! to consider an Ordinance entitled AN O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C I T Y OF L A K E MARY FLO H IO A R EZ O N IN G CER TA IN LA N O S W IT H IN TH E C IT Y OF L A K E M ARY AS H E R E IN D E F I N E D f r o m TH E P R F S E N T Z O N IN G C L A S S IF IC A T IO N OF R !A R E S ID E N TIA L T O C J COM M E R C IA L P U R S U A N T TO TH E T E R M S OF T H E FLO R ID A S T A T U T E S PRO V IO IN G FOR TH E AM END M E N T O F T H E O F F IC IA L Z O N IN G M A P A N D TH E A M E N D M E N T O F TH E LAND USE E L E M E N T OF TH E C ITY C O M P R E H E N S IV E P LA N FR O M M E D I U M D E N S IT Y R E S ID E N TIA L TO COMMER C IA L P R O V ID IN G CON F L IC T S S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N D E F F E C T IV E O A T E changing th* toning on the follow mg described properly tilueI* In th* City ol Lake Mary. F lot Ida Lott Jf through 34 Block JJ. Crystal Lake Wmter Homes Sem inole C ounty F lo rid * located on Itw North t>d* ol Wilbur Avenue *1 Its mlertec lion wllh Second Sit eel The Public Hearing will be held *1 Itw City Hall. City ol Lake Mary Florida on the u<h day ol May le i! or at soon therealler at possible at which lima interestad parties lor end against 1ha request staled above will be heard Said hearing may ba continued from lime lo lime until Una! action Is taken by the City Commission of ttw City ot Lak* Mery THIS N O TIC E then be posted in three public placet within th* City of lake Mary I lor Ida at ihe City Hail within said City, and published in the Evening Herald, e newspaper ot general circulation in the City ot Lak* Mary prior to tho aforesaid hearing In addition nolle* Shalt be posted in th* ere* to tw considered or least fifteen days prior to the date ol th* Public Hearing A loped record of this mealing It mad* by the City tor its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate re cord lor Itw purposes ol appeal bom a decision mad* by the City Commission with respect to the foregoing m etier Any person wishing to ensure the! on adequate record ol the proceed mgs II maintained lor appellate purposes Is advised to make ttw necessary arrangements el his or her own evpente C IT Y OF l a k e m a r y . F l o r id a ' s'Carol Edwards City Clerk C IT Y OF CAKE MARY. F L O R ID A N O TIC E OF PUBLIC H E A R IN G TO W HOM IT MA Y C O NCE RN N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by Itw City Commission ol the City Ot Lake Mary Florida that said Commission will hold a Public Haanng a l l X P M m May is. IN I to ol Consider a requital From Katherine D Nelson Turner that Itw City ot Las* Mary Florida vacate and annul ttw tot towing described portion ot a Plat Lots Jt through la Block JJ Crystal Last Winter Homes Sem inole C eunty F lo rid * Located on the North side ol Wilbur Avenue at Its Initrsec tion with Second Street Ttw P ibllc Hearing will be held m Itw City Hell City ol Lake Mary Florida, al t 30 P M Ok May IS. IN I, or at soon Itwreatler at possible, al which lime Intar tiled parlies tor and against the request stated above will be heard Said hearing may be continued from lime lo Itm* until final action It lasan by ttw City Commission TH IS NO TICE shall ba posted in Ihrse O l public pieces within ttw City ol Lake M a r, Florida, at the City Hall and pubiithad In the Evening Herald a news paper ot general circulation In ttw City ol Lake Mary, in two weekly issues et least tlltoen ( t ! ) days prior to the del* ot the Public Hearing and the owners ol the reel property which is of tec ltd hereby shall be mailed by ttw City Clerk, a copy ot this notice as their address may appear on the latest as valorem tas records A taped record ol this meeting Is mad* by the City tor Its convenience This record may not constitute an adequate re cord tor ttw purposes of appeal from e decision mad* by the City Commission wllh respwcl lo •he foregoing m etie r Any person wishing lo ensure that an adequate record ol the proceed mgs is maintained tor appellate purposes is advised lo make the necessary arrangaments at his or har ovyneipenta C IT Y OF LA K E MARY F L O H IO A -s ' Carol Edwards City Clerk D A T E D April 10 I N ! Publish April It, J4 I N ! D E E IJ* O ATEO A p ril 10 le t! Publish April I* J*. I**! D EE I II C IT V O F LAK E M A R Y . FLO R ID A N O TIC E T O B ID !tp*re>t seeled bids lor Road Improvements tor the City ot Lsk* Mery will tw received In L*k* Mery Cily Hell I!* North Country Club Road Lake Mary Florida, until * 00 P M (local bmal. Thursday May J IfSS l* i* bids will be returned lo sender unopened AH work shell be In *c cordance w llh specUtcelions available *1 no charge in th* C lly Manager's O lllce. City Hell. I ll North Country Club Hoad. Lak* Mary, Florida The City rtsarves Ihe right lo r*|*ct any or *11 bids wllh or w it h o u t c a u l * , to w a iv e •echnicelilwt. or to accept the b-d which In II* best ludgement best serves Ihe interest ol Let* Mary Cost ol submittal ol th-s b-d Is considered an operation cost ot Itw bidder end shall not be petted on to or born* by Itw CHy ol Lak* Mery Pertoni bidding on Itw Im proverrwnlt are advised lh*l Itw b-dt will tw publicly opened end reed aloud al th* regularly scheduled C lly Commission meeting May J. IkBI. al 7 JO PM C IT V O F LAKE M A R Y , FLO R ID A /k/CarolA Edwards Clly Clerk D A T E D April II 1*B! Publish April If, la. IMF D EE IJf F IC T IT IO U IN A M E Notice is hereby given the! we are engaged in butirw ii al tn o Hwy 17 t l Lot I, Sanford. Seminole County. F lor id* under the fictitious n#m* ol R A J C R A FTS INC ond that w* intend to register said name with ttw Ciers ol ttw Circuit Court Sem.no!* County Florida in accordance wllh ttw pro visions ol the Fictitious Nome Statutes To wit Section Sal a* Florida Statutes 1»S7 /!/ A Joyce T readway /Si Raymond R Traadway Publish April J* 1 May 1. 10. 17, IN I O E E 171 F IC T ITIO U S N AM E Nolle* is Iwreby given that I am engagad in business al SIJO Howell Bronch Rood Winter Park. Seminole County. Florida l i f t ) under Ihe ticlllwtrs name ol SUN B E L T C ON STRUCTORS. INC . and !h*l I Intend to register said name with ttw Clark ot th* Circuit Court Sam mol* County. Ftorido in accordance with the pro visions ot ihe Fictitious Nome Statutes to wit Sac Hon M l 0* Florida Statutes !t!7 /.*/Sandra G Adams Publish April t*. IS A May J. 10. IN ! DEE in F IC T ITIO U S NJLMC Nolle* IS hereby given Ihot I em engaged In business *11170 W Hwy 43* P O Bo. 3134 Forstt City. Seminole County. F lo rid * under the fictitious n e m t *1 E A R L D E Y E T T E SCHOOLS OF R E A L E S T A T E , end the! I inland to register se>d name with th* Clark ot th* Circuit Court. Seminal* County. Florida in accordant* with the provisions at Hit Fictitious Nam* Slaluto*. to wit Sac tion (410* Florida Statutes IM7 /A' EerlOeystt* Publish April A IJ. t*. 34 I N ! D E E 31 this I* to notify Allred Waidu to pay the repair and storage charges on hi* 1*77 Chateau Club Wagon ID iE llA H N E JIE ) to Robert E Dunlap ol 1*7* Central Dr Santord II not paid In > days I hereby give nolle* ol gelling a Florida certificate ol till* Publish April IJ. JJ 24. 21 24 IM ! O E E IU Shopping For A New Or Used Car? tocne. eordMoes TfirtCNne scue* / Fan can always Un4 IX* N i l W eis 4a IX* (F is J a f H tio U 'o Class!41*4 u n io n ff**r Friday s I n n i n g Herald lot IXa Baal sales llox*. Evening Herald M E \ * f lk I r r s r k lir a s # • a s ls s d . I lw r ld a S E S -E S II • # * a s * w * Friday. April It. 1*E$— 11A Legal Notice C IT Y OF LAX I M AR Y FLO R ID A NO T ICC o r P U B LIC H EAR IN G T O W N O M IT MAY CONCE RN N O TIC E IS M E «E B > G IV E N by th# City Co*nmm*on of th# City ot Lake Mary Ftortd# *hjf \* > d Comrnildafl will ho*d # PublK #17 JO P M on May 1#. I N I lo Comidar « PttlTMjn ckne V l(«l* abendon d»IC©nt.nu#, CVltiCliim and lo renounce rig h t of ft*# C ity Of Lake M ary A political eubdi vision th# public th and to ’h# following (N o r th e d rigftt of way to w il Comm on*# th# SOD»h*$»t (O r nor of »h# South#Att U of S+chon 7 Township X) South, Rang# SO E111 thence North A t' ( I If E A%f 317 At Net Along th# South iin# of uhd tec tio n ? it point on *h# confer Im# of L ake Muir# flo y ifvard thence North 00*11*1 W #i» $0 Met to a point on th# North Right of Way tin# of Lake M a »y Bout*vard and th# P o in t of B e g in n in g thence South If * a If A#\t SO *##» Along th# North Righto* Way 1*n# of Lake M ary Boulevard to * pomt theme# leaving Mud R .g h to fW iy North 00h?t M \N#$t «f st t##t to # point on # curve on th# North Right of Way liny of Sun D rli* th#nt# along th# North R .g M o ftta y l>n# of Sun Drive and taid curv# ton tav# to th# South having # r#d<ut of i*f M t##f through a central angle ot ie*0i Jf' an arch d‘t!ante of iff *f feet to a point of tangent y thence con I in u in g a lo n g the N o r t h Right of Way I In# of Sun D r Ire North if E act 11} 00 feet to a point thence leaving the N orth Right ot Way line of Sun D rlv * . N orth ff*4A If F a il IJ1 S? feet to a point on a curve on th# South Right of W ay line of Sun D rive and %atd curve concave to the South having a rad iu t of IMS O* feet through a central angle of 01*1) 5# an ar ch diftance of I I #0 feet to a point of tangenty th#nct con t i n n i n g a l o n g th e S o u t h Right of W ay line of Sun Dr ive South aS-Oi if W#«t laf M feet to a point on a curve concave to th# South having a radlut of V40 af tee! thence continuing along th# South Highl ot W ay line ot Sun D rive and M «d curve th ro u g h a c e n tra l angle ot l**M it an arch dittafne ot M l 71 tee! to a point thence leaving th# South Right ot W ay li n e o f S u n D r i v e S o u th 00*0f I I F a it IS t ! feet lo the Pom* ot Beginning (containing 0 «4 acret more or le tt) the Public Hearing m il be held in th# City Mall. City of La$# M a ry Florida on the Mth day ot May Iff* at 7 30 P M or at toon thereafter at pottt t»1e. at which lim a infer#tied p a r ti# i tor and a g a ln it th# recom m ended requal I w ill tie heard Said hearing m ay be continued from time to time until final action ft taken by the City C o m m ittio n TH IS N O T IC E than be potted in three ( ) ) public placet within Ihe City of Lake Mary, Florida at the C ity H all within taid City, and published in the Evening H erald a newtpaper ot general circulation In the Clly ot Lake Maury, in two weekly ittu e i at leatt IS d a y l prior to the aforesaid hearing In addition, notice triall be potted In tha area to t>e con tue red at leatt IS days prior to ih# dale of th# public hearing A taped record ot Ihlt meeting it made by the City tor Itt convenience I hit record may not cortifitule an adequate re cor d for th# pur pot*t of appeal from a dec Inon made by th# C ity C o m m it Hon w ilh retpeef to the foregoing m atter Any per ton wi thing to enture that an adequate record ol the proceed •ngt It maintained tor eppellate purpotet It ad v Ited to make the necettary arrangement at hit or her own « apenve C IT Y OF LA K E M A R Y FLO R ID A /t/ Carol Edwartft City Clerk D A T E D April 10. IMS Pubhth April If I*. Iff* D E E lla C IT V O F L A K E M A R Y , F 1 0 R I0 A N O T IC E T O B IO S e p a ra te t e a le d b ld t tor G roup Health tlotjiiffiliatio n 4 Dental In to ra n te tor Lake M ar y full tim e City employees will be received In Lake M ary City H all. ISA North Country Club Road Lak a M a ry Florida, until 4 00 P M (local lim a l. Thur* day M ay f leas Late Bldt w ill ba returned unopened to tander Alt quotet than be in ac c o rd a n c a w ith t p e d lic a tio n t available ef no charge In the C it y M a n e g e r t Office. C ity H all ISO North Country Club Hoad L a k e M a ry. Florida Th# C ity r#%#rv#t the right »o r#|#ct any or #11 b*dt. with or w i t h o u t c # w i e . to w a i <f • t#c hole all*lot, or to act apt ih# bid which in lit b#tt lodgement b*tt tar vet th# int#f#tt ol Lak# M a ry Coe* of submittal ot thM bid if tontidored an operation coet of th# b idder and tha 11 not ba patt#d on to or born# by tha C lty o t L a k e M o ry Per tone bidding on tha Intur ance a r t adviead that tha bide w ill b# publicly op#n#d and read aloud at tha regularly echaduMd C ity C o m m .tt.o n mooting. M ay I. m s . at 7 10 P M C IT Y O F L A K E M A H Y F L O R IO A e Carol A Edwarde C ity Clark O A T E O A p ril !|. IH S Publish April If. H m s D EE III �'J A Friday, April J*. IW1 Evening H.rald, Sanford, FI legal Notice c n . F l o r id a N O T IC E TO P U B L IC Notice If hereby gt van that « Public H earing «vin b* h#id by the Planning and Zoning Coen m itt*on tn tha City C o m m l%%ion R o o m , C i t y H a ll. S a n fo rd . F lo rid a a* / 00 P M on Tftur* day, M a y 1. 1*91 to to niida r fba following (bang* and am end m en! to fh* Zoning Ordinane* of *t* C ity of Sanford, Saminola County, F lot Ida Wn o n l n g fro m M R I , M u ll lp la F a m ily R tild o f iliB l D w e llin g D lit r k t To that of RC I. Rat trie fad C o m m arcial Q itfrk f Th a t proparty described at located Commanca at tha SW co rn e r of Lot I. G ro v e view Village, a rapiaf of Lata M a ry Estate* and Lata M ery Estate* Racraationai Area. at recorded in P B It. P G t 4, S, and a of It* P u b lic R acordt of Sam inoia C o u n ty . Florida , thane# run SWty along th# E lf RO W Una of Sir Lawranca Dr and along a curve concave NWly, h aving for if* *l*m *nt» a radlut of 3/9 f t ft . a cantral angla of 79*43 05" a n d a ch o rd b a itin g of S t r a i l W for an arc d u fa / ^ o of l«0 45 ft to lha P R C of th* c u rv a concava S E ly , fhanca confiuna along t a d E ly R O W Una and along said curva, hav mg for «t« alamanlt a ra d lu t of 114 01 ft and a ranfral angla of I!*!)*'!©' tor an arc distance of i l l f t ft t o t h a P C C of a curv* concava E ly , th*nc* run Sly along taid R O W Itn* and along tatd curva. having for it* *l* m an It a radlut of 100 ft and a cantral angla of 17*4/01" for an arc distance of 10 17 ff to th# N W corner and th* P O B of th# tract abCM/t to ih* described, th a n e * c o n t in u t a lo n g fh* aforementioned E ly R O W I In* and along a curva con ca va N f If having for It* alam anlt a ra d lu t of 100 ff a cantral angla of 09*07*11" and a chord bearing of S JO*M O T ' E . for an arc d itlan ca of 14 17 ff to tha P R C of a c urva concava SWIy, fhanca c o n t l n u a S E l y a lo n g th a aforam anhonad E lf R O W llna of Sir Law rence Dr and along said curva. having for if* a ltm a n tt a ra d lu t of 100 ft and a cantral angla of J i 'i O 'l l " for an are d itla n c a of 45 09 91. fhanca contlnua along taid E lf R O W Una S 00*50 10" W If/ 11 It to ba propotad futur* RO W Una of l ah# M a r f Blvd . th*nc* ru n N I t * 44'50" E along taid propotad futur* R O W llna. TOO f t . fhanca ru n dua N , 750 fl , thtnea run W 711 4/ ft fo tha POB Matrig m o r* g e n e ra lly da scribed a t located N F cornar ©f Sir L a a re n c a D r and la k e M a r y Blvd Tha plannad uta of Ih lt pro pa rty <% for a con van lane a store T h a P la n n in g and Zoning C o m m it t ion will tubm it a r*c om m andat Ion to lha City Com m lttlori' In favor ©V, or agairttV, t h a r e q u e s t e d c h a n g e or a m * nd m an I Th* C ity Com m i l l i o n w ill hold a P u b lic H earing In tha O f f Commission Room in tha City Hall, Sanford f lor .da at / 00 P M on M ay 71 t f l i to consider laid r atom m end# Hon A ll p a rtia l in in ltrttf and cifiian* thall hav* an opporfunl f y to b* heard at taid hearings B y ordar of th* Planning and Zoning Commission of th* C ity of Sanford F lorida thit 15th day of A pril 1995 John M o rr it, Chairman C ity of Sanford Planning and Zoning Comm lttion A D V IC E TO THE P U B L IC If a par ton d*< tdtt to appaal a dacltion mad# with respeef to any m attar ion*id*red at th* abov* m aatingt or hearing*. t*e m ay na*d a verbatim record of the proceedings Including fh* fttflm o n y and evidence. which record I* not provided b f fh# C ity of Sanford IT S 744 0105) PubUth A prd I/. 74 1995 D E E 115 y o f CLASSIFIED ADS sanford S e m in o le 322-2611 O i E 114 f 1C T IT .O U I NAME Nettie it hereby given that I am engaged in ibuilnatt at K / i S R 414 Suita no. Long wood Seminole County Florida J2//9 under fh# ficflBout name of L A U M I t S C H W A R TZ A N D A S S O CIA TES and mat I intend to ragitier taid name with tha Cievh of lha Circuit Court, Seminal* County, E lor Ida in accordance with th# previtlont el the Fktitieu* Name Statute* few it Section tel e* Florida Statute* ttSI /tZ Laurie Schwarti PubUth April It. ) t A May 1. 10. 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . RATES 1 lim* ................... 67C ■ lint 3 conmutivc timet S IC i lino 7 consecutive timet 52C a line 10 consecutive timet C 6 C • line Contract Rot** Available 3 Line* Minimum HOURS 8 :3 0 A.M . 5 :3 0 P .M . M O N D A Y th ru F R ID A Y S A T U R D A Y 9 - Noon DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday M onday -1 1 00 A .M . Saturday 71— Help Wanted 23— Lost & Found Lott m*la b)*<fc 4 *0,)f. Mutky W p t o 'd a Lbi L M l S „M * r tf Balloon Magic *-J C j KH/moeoo (tJ v fi' T E N D A O IF T W IT H * L IF T ! ....BALLOON BOUQUETS W . O .I,v .r t F a r . y w f r t a w n . v t f y k**ian CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Mr ite r l « visit m a le i far a lifetime i f m im o n r i, gifts A PIlf Call Linda 121 4IIF # M A R Y R A Y C O S M E T IC S • Skin car# and calor flair C O N N il_________________ 177 I T U 27— Nursery & Child Care 1UN LAND E S TA TE * C h ild t are in m y home Lg fenced yard T L t 4am to 4pm Mon th ruFri m S ilt_____________ W ill baby tit in m y home All age* Tender lo vin g care 177 te?l 3i — Private Instructions Ceoio C a rp e n te r* H e lp e r W anted rru tf he v i taper lent# Cat! after 4 PM m S1J0 _ Carpenter'* Melpart A L a b a rtri Needed See Sieve it Fife Wor ld M onday f rom I to 1 Car pan t#rt A la b o n wanted for c u x k n on A irpo rt Rd San ford D e p e n d a b U ify , loolt, phone, and frantporfafion are a plut Great f it r ib li U n i great opportunity ToddM oaet t 77S /74) M F . 4pm l}a m and on weakand* _______ C ity of Lake M a ry hat an im media la opening for a part lim a |am tor for office Clean ing in City H a ll. 7 timet a week R eference* elH be checked Deadline for tub mitfal of applkation* it April 79 I9IS Application* may be picked up at Lake M ary Cify H all IS« N Country Club Road Lake M a ry 14 10 M F CO E ____ C U nul r«rionn«l Needed tor office opening in Sanford Area Beginning daft. May I I 1915 Piea*a *and a return# to Danalla Con»truc lio n , 511 W a t h b u r n Rd . MfUiourna f la 17911 A V O N E A R N IN G S W O W I ft O P E N T E R R IT O R IE S N O W ItI 111 1555 ar 111 0459 Swimming La tto n i Begin M ay / 19*5 Jackie i/7 it)/ B j i T o n d o fv n o * f ? N i l time Call 171007* for Tom Capa C a n a ve ra l F ir m need* people who want to be their own b o lt W ill train 1250 part ♦ime 1450 full t ime 7715/0/ 25— Special Notices Call 33— Real Estate Courses Thinking of getting • Reel C itata Lie ante t We effer Free Tuitian end conit meat Training I Call Dtrk #r Vicky far data.Is M U R 111 D M Eva F/4 IIS# Ktyeief Florida , Inc 59 Vaert Eager lancet DRIVERS WANTED Sanford Aijto Auction If looking tor railabia A dwpendabia pa© pla to work d rivin g car* A true:1 1 through auction Hour* Thursday* O n ly Fro m It AM to 4 I'M A p p ilta n li m u lt ba II yfl or older, have valid F la D rive r* llce n te and m uff know how to drive tfandard thtft vehicle* T Hi* >* a perfect lofi lor tha retired per ion Pay will t«e 1* UO an hour Apply In per eon at lha Sanford Auto Auction 7715 W F l n t S t. Mwy# 4* in Sanford Saa John between 9 A M A 4 P M , Mon thru F f t ________________ Ftp e rta m e d Racepttoniit tor P e diatrk Office Only eaperi enced need apply Call 121 OOtS atk for Kay______________ At— Money to Lend A M E R IC A N TANTS.INC C O N S U L It! rnortgaget a t lo w a t Second mortgagei at low II 1/4X Small com mercial loant va ta n ! land mobile hornet with land Good credit bad credit W* do If an III 1511 iiao I Altamonte D rive Altamonte S p rin g * L IC E N S E D M O R TG A G E B R O K ER B u t t n e it C I T Y O T S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A N O T IC E T O P U B L IC N u tu * It hartby given that a Public Haaring will be held by tha Planning and Zoning Com mission in tha City C om m lttion R o o m , C l ly H a ll, S a n fo rd , f torliia at I 00 P M on T h u rt day. M a y 7 1995 I© consider fh* following change and am end m *nl to H h> Zoning Ordinance of U»* C ity of Sanford, Seminole County. Florida H t i o n l n g tro rn R M O I M u ltip le F a m ily R esidential, Off u • A Institutional D lttrlct To that of GC 7. G e n e ra l C o m m arcial D ltlrlc l That proparty deteribed at located Lott 10 It, )2 and 11 la tt tha E M l . Grataline Court. PB 1 P G t f B e in g m ore generally de t c r i b e d a t lo c a te d 109 M angoutlin* Avenue Tha planned uta of fhlt pro party It for m ini warehouse T h e P la n n in g and Z o nin g C o m m lttio n will tubmit a ret tun mandat ion to th# City Com rnittion in favor of, or against I h o r a q u a t i e d C h a n g * or a m end m an! ! h « C ity C o m m i t t lo n w ilt hold a P u b lic Hear'trig in the City Com m it* ion Room in th* C ity Hail, Sanford F lor Ida at / 00 P M on M ay I ) I9A5 to consider taid r acorn merkdatton A ll p a rtia l in inferesl and U f iia n t than hav* an opporfunl ty fob* hoard at ta id hearings By order of th* Planning *TmJ Zoning Com m lttio n of fh* City of Sanford F lo r>da fhlt lr d day of A p ril IH | John M o rrit. Chairm an C ity of Sanford Planning and Zoning Com m lttion A D V IC E TO TH E P U B L IC If a per ton dm >d*t to appeal a daem on mad* with respect to any m alt*r (ontidered at fh* abov* m aatingt or hearing*. ha m ay need a verbatim record of th* proceadm gt Including the fatflm ony and evidence which record It net provided by the CU y Of Sanford |F S jt4 0 lA 5 ) PubUth A p ril IF. 74 I9t5 O r l a n d o * W i n t e r Pork C a p ita l D O 600 to |l 000 000 end over P O Bo> 7411 Winter Pk Fla 17/90 71— Help Wanted Employment 323-5176 111) F re n ch Ave A crylic Applu aloft needed to apply protective coaling on ca rt, boaft and plane* |5 to 111 par hour W# train For work in Seniord area call Tamp e l t i a a /1S i _____ L O A D S OF " f t lO O M I N t . GOOD V A L U E S PL ANTE D HE RF FOR P IC K IN G !II Legal Notice IN I N I C IH C U IT C O U R T OF TM t t I O H I E t N T M J U D IC IA L C I R C U IT IN A N O F O R S IM I N 0 L C C O U N T V . F L O N IO A C .u N .n t ., •nd L E H O Y J B T H N A H O IN I, H tHHndtf. I /MitvtWHl N O TIC E O F A C TIO N Y O U ARE N O T IF IE O IhAl »n • i l i w tor Dittolwtlon ot M or •« d * l»* n l,l*d « g . , n t l you •nd you> JA C Q U E L IN E K U E H N A H O IN I In •ddilien lo ■• du ttling in* D it u lu tio n at AA*rn*d« tn* P allium ra q u t.it in*I tn* prim ary p la t* at rati danta ot tn* child t o r n at in* m * r r lg * « , L E H O Y J O H N U E H N A H O IN I III t o * »* rd * d to your a lt . *nd lu rtto r th*t t n * ,. to *n *quit*t>la d i.t r Ito lion at th* a .M .I ot in* mar r ia«a and *n aupamlrnanl at tha ■J*t>l. incor , .0 during tha mar rioga You a rt roquirod lo *arvo a ropy ot your a rltta n d* ta nM . It any, la tha action an Pall I root r t altar nay nhcMa nama a n d a d d r a . i I t 4, C H H IS T O P ttE H M AY, P o ll Ot IK * Ba* 1)11. Van lord. Florida u r n i m an or tote ra tha Ktt, day at H r , i n * *nrl I,la tha original m in tha ClarA ot Ittl. Court, din ar to lo r. M r v K o on Palitlanor I altarnay o r I m m d,*t*ly tto ra a iitr o t t o r m M a lu O g m .n l nil) t o onlarod lo lha r o I tot damandod in lha Paiilran W IT N E S t M V H A N D A N D S E A L O t TH IS CCH JH T m i. I V d O A Y O F A p ril IN * IS IA L ) D A V ID N BEM M IEN C L E R K OF TH E C IR C U IT COURT By 'SJChorylR Fran.lm Oaputy Clark P uM i O i IN * D E E 117 DEE m f ■per meed *aw ing machine op •ratort wanted on all opara bone We al*o offer a training program to panion* with an hone *I (Satire lo learn tha induttrlal taw ing trade Mod •rn air conditioned feci I By. health care p ro g ra m paid holiday* piece work earning*, tleady work A pply bafwaan I pm a n d 1 p m SAN D EL M A N U F A t T U R I N G IN C . ]y40 O ld L ak e M a ry Rd , Sanford A P P O IN T M E N T S E T T E R S P a rt li m a M o n d a y t h ru Thureday 5 00 P M to 9 00 PM SI 00 an hour, plu* bonu* < all l ongwood 114 M X ) , A llK M illllS Need • to work In new air cond plan! Starting pay S4 15 hr M u lt ba a Itro o g reliable worker with ow n Iram porta bon Never a tea I April ja M ay 1 10 It, hS 5 4 h 93— Rooms for Rent Avon always hiring todio. A m*n Call Immadtoltly 1J1 r (.mala who must to tmployad Private Both end a hug* room Plus *11 lira prlvl iogas ot you. own homo Call J J ] 1571 o t t o ' 4 p m on weokdoys end anytime an Weekends As* tor Mika______ Room Ion rtnt with .idarfy lady P-alsrs on aidorly parson In Las* Mary Call H I >7JB HTB.ro-IBM.___________ BABYSITTER WANTED pan lim a In m y hom* For a I yr owl O w n car R ofaronroirpq Lk M a ry grog___________ H I T i l l F A S H IO N M O O T L S W A N T E D Work with (ashlar, d*t,gnar and local boultquas. T V comma* ctoii. ta t* log. Full ar pa*’ lim a A ll ago. and oil hoiflhti No o ip a r i t n c * n t c t t i a r y «7) W J O ____________________ F ado ral, Slat*. A Civil |obs now availabla. Call U t Y S a t n O J lor Info U houn_____________ G IR L F R ID A Y E realign! op port unity lor parson with good typing skllll Vtriod dullot. Including racaplionlil Call A *t* *H , Torapp l_____________ IN S U R A N C E W ill Tra in rwadad R ATE CLER K No o p a r la h C t M ull typo IS wpm, non smokar s only C tssa lto f ry *r*q 1ST tSAJ LABOR V - -r *1 < V >F-O R C E Halp Wanlad R tp ori rta d y To* work al * A M *07 W III SI S t n l o r d ___________ LABORERS strong rallablo. gcn*r*i labor**, rwodod Im m adiaialy OlHaranl lo c tllo m Phono and transportation * m u ll N * v « r * l* « Apply KELLY SERVICES MO-2331 Legal tec ref ary •■par lem ed in real attafe probate, ettafe pianoihg adm ifiiltrativ t/ tiv l! law alto eacatlent tkill* in typing, thorthand word pro c e tlo r, g ram m ar and ban dbngi cbefit* P IM M M nd re turn# lo Bor II/, Evening H #r a id. 300 N F fine h A van u* S*nford F L I7//t___________ Legal Notice IN T H I C I R C U I T C O U R T OF T H E E I O H T I 1 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 L E C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A CASE NO U IN * C A M E IN NE T H E M A R R I A O E OF P A TS Y J D A N I E L * P a l,liana. W i t . and HAW M v P D A N IE L * . N .q a n J t n l MuiMnd N O T IC E O f A C T IO N TO HARHV P D A N IE L * . nhuM la .l known odd>a.l and i.o d a n ta I. JA) L * k .« la * Of lua Um l •«. Sudan. Loultianna 10.*4 YO U A H E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D Inal an action lo. Patiton ol D i.w lu lia n ol Mar i « g a h a . boon Iliad againtl ton in lha Circuit Court ol Sam mol* C o u n t. F lo r i d a C a t# no I t 11*0 C A 0* E and y o u ara 'tq u lro d lo la rva a copy ol your wiUlan dotonta. U a n ., la II an JA C K T H H ID C E S . E S Q U IH E , ol C L E V E L A N D A B R ID G E S . P a il OTflco D ra w a r 2. San lord. Florida I V H O t l t . on ar tolar* lha H th day ol M a , IMS and Ilia lha arigiqal a im lha Clark ol thi. Court ailhar batora karvlca on Ptlillonar . At lor nay or Im m adlalily It o , ta ilo r alh a ra lia a <M*ult and F in a l Judgmanl • ill to oniorad a g a in .l you Tor •ha r a li t l d a m a n d td in in* P «li non W .ln o ii m y hand and tool ol in# Court on this IJrd day ol April, IMS IC O U R T S E A L I D A V ID N B E R R I E N C lor k a lm a C ire u il Court By B . H , B C o lto n Dapwly Clark PubUth A p ril ja AAay J IB. IT, IMS O E E IT* SANFORD Furnished rooms by tha M t l Reasonable rates M e d tar rite Call H J 4)07 S 7PM SIS Palmetto A va 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent m m o_________________ Lovely 7 bdrm apartment H u g * ro o m * C o m p le te privacy I IOC per wk plu* 1750 *ecufity depovf 171 9437 or IW 7749 ___ _ Sjnloid Court Apirtments STUDIOS I BORM 1 BORM F L E X IB L E LE A S ES Senior Citlten D«*ceva1 Li<en**d plum ber or qualified par ton with ifilnim um of 4 year* per tern* in rttid e n tial conifrucbon Abi* to read b iu e p rin ti Pay (o m m tn s u ra t# w ith e x p e rie n c e I bdrm qultt adult*, no pat* air r*«id*nfi*l 1)00 par month pfuv i - i * 1*:i ao11 apt for derail* PLAN NOW Large detuM turr*i*had ocean front condo at Daytona for t wwek bagmTng Ju ly 4th t a il tor detail* 177 7*91___________ fiO per 5700 tacunty up.......... ............... r o x i i 1719*17 or M l 7749 liv in g room, kitchen 5)00 mo Call 121 1U4 or 177 /«+4 M an to inifaM alum inum in tfa lla fio n . such a* u r e a n room *, c arpo rt* and ttc Tool* furnithad Mu*t ba d# pandabie 17144/5 ________ N A N N IE S full or part fim# potifion* available Childcare or related background pre ferred R elererKei end tran* (TJifjtrlet ion required Call 444 91/0 Nation* largest tha.In of fam ily amutamarit centeri ha* need of p * r f f ! m « l i f e * p « o p f • / a f I • ft N ig h t a n d weekend* M u lt La- mature,, neat in appearance, and bon dable PfxinE lor an appoint m an! 171 4901 N E E D E D Title clerk A fypitt T b u n d a y * only A p p ly in per ion at Sanford Auto Aoc 110 n a fte r I Q A M on Th u n d e r* 7715 W H I Street in Sanford New e ic itin g concept in tale* Provide* unique lift la vin g ta rv lc a t Ground Floor op port uni tie* and no competi bon L arge income pobenbal N o e x p e rie n c e n e c e iie r y 105 l i t 1041 P a rt T im e C le rfc /Ty p ilf 40 w ^ t i . Mon A West I i m to Spm Call H I 1411_____________ P a rt tim e attandent/df Iver E ■ pcriance preferred Apply in per»on j : a l l U ^ 5 t5 l P i mwy* Solicitor* full or part t im e , h o u r ly p l u l bonu* L ongwood U 4 >300__________ PHONE ROOM MANACER Welt ettabliihad company need* a g g ra itiv e manager In San fo r d O f f ic e D ra w Cbm m illio n plut bonu* For eppt 171 491/. eat 11 P r o le t i l ©net D e g G r o o m e r w anted P a lly Dog A Cat G room ing Dai Iona. Call be tween / 10 A 5 10 5/4 4/10 Semii ret If ad coup ie M e lin g bdrm . J bath or 3 bdrm P io |(in i A untints M intid Espartwwa Rf*!»rr»d, haw**** training provtdwT for tha , ar* of Dtsabl.d Hasttonts All sJslTT* a*»ltgb)» Calf M l H it S a lts h e lp w a n itd H lg h a it LCmmi.lqns paid In Florida C a l l B i l l a) L o w . s E ■farmlnafars. H I 47s. W ill Train Tlrodol Job Hunting f C a ll F u tu ra s t h t y h o «o n undr ads ol ,ob opanings lor tha so who want lo work 474 4XV D E L IV E R Y H E LP E R S no *• parlanto nac.ssary Full lima Good starling pay 479 4J00 G E N E R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E * Groat ttorfing |ob Savaral oparungs Good pay 471 U K F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and P R O D U C TIO N WORK Mast shitli opan Good pay stales 471 4XU o p e n in g * Ganar *1 ContTrusllon libur Good pay 47* U K im m e d ia t e TR U C K D R IV ER * long tout Immediate! Good driving re (Ord O r .r >1 47* U K L O C A L D R IV E R * Straight •rucks Goad pay Start tight away 47* U K R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H E L P E R * . C LER K S . C R T O P E R A IO R * Im m ediate asiening* Gaud pay kcalek Can 474 OQO NOW I ita*e with option, rani lor a portion thereof) downpayment ••»» Prater pay scales Call today 47* E . p o r l a n c i d t id y d a s ir t i housewars Own traniporta lion H J <107 93—Room* tor Rent Christian Aprs A Hamas TV . kitthen. laundry, maid. U 0 wk to O r I <H S4— /4JJ >410 Largo Roam, private entrance A bath Nice area U iO O wk E ygnlngs H I *WB____________ Lovaly bdfm . ElKhon pelyt leges, humay atmosphere *4) qwoefc Bit 44H______________ Koom* lot (Bit _________ C o R H U B M _________ S A N F O R D . Reas weakly' A Monthly rate* Util lAC itt 500Oak Adult* * Bit m i Sanford Winter or Lake spring* area AT Lu*ufy Adult Apartment* t 2 Bdr m i Coming loon t Call 377 1051 127— OHice Rentals $429. ................................ BAMBOO COVE APTS XU E. Airport Blvd PHONE 171 441«. 171 44*1 BATEMAN REALTY 7440 'Ianfo ri Ave Brand: New Unit* 1 bdrm 7 bath epft in wooded telling, private b i U o n i n , wether/dryer, mini blind* 5875 mo w/1715 d e p o llt Located 7551 Oak Ave A 74 St British Am tncan R u lt f Lg I bdrm with di*hwa*har Water it furnithed Clean nice area 17/5 a month 171 0/15 RIDCCWOOO ARMS APIS. COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Bag R E E to k tr ....... H I M M DeBary 2 bdrm, i bath Florida rm (9 r owner *14 win *42 1411 For Sale by own/a**o< 1 bdrm I bath 1700 Sq f t Family room a. f.replace 910 0107 LANDSTOCK BROKERS 365 3712 ....— An[flimr 7 STORY f OWNSMOUVI in •■cal lenf lac at mmI J fedr m l 1■ t«f I if chant NO O U A L IF VlNGf ) la rgo fenced yordt 5)044 dawn fell* Mo P ITH d U \ Appro■ 29 yr* Move right int 559 5*9 B d r m , H i bath a LANDLORDS a m ono LOCH ARBOR lmm».1.4ta ix tupancy J bdrm . I both, sun porch A I amity room Nawly dar orated Large lot 1)00 pe* month Owner JH f|fY San ter0 ) bdrm , largo tat BAM mo A>aliabta*/I IT 4.5 t l i t attar 1 ___________ Taking Aaetn4ti.ru Now ) bdrm 1 bath cant haat A air, porch, garage tone ad A,a,table AAay I *4T0 ] toth E sac Home MayfAir Vina* Asailabl* now *4T0 4 bdr m J bath, rasjocoratod torn* in Winter Springs A.ailab'r now ta t) CO M M ER CIAL Space oral table lor ofllcoAttaraga Cantor ol Santord w / large ASSUME TlieiJ ol Ito headathes? Lat us managa yeur ranlat pro pertiot Professional low cost sarvka H I M l) CaH anytime Uni 1*0 Sale* Also, la let Inc Prog Mgml D u . Raaltor Large } M rm , Bauble garage good location >4X1 a month IV % CALL BART R IA L E S TA TE R E A L TO R ' . : ' <u I tore, , 1 bath Tented yard LANDSTOCX BROKERS 365-3712______ .ktfiimt. 1 bdrm on Sum mor tin A t . Flr*t. last and doposil ro qulrto w - r»t*rqncqs H J *aOJ 1 Bdrm housa l i t W 10th SI . Santord. Fla VAX) mo 1100 Oopdsft Call H I aFdBottor » 3 Bd(n*2 i i lh 705 SinU St Santord For loata H I I I U OW NER SAYS SELL! Pr*c* Reduced 1 bdrm 7 bath f ir e p la c e la tG IJ i 7 C#r garage £ afra large lot A m uch m ore Now only 144 000 Low down Owner will help SANFO R D 4 bdrm zoned MR 1 Good family or nuMing Only 159 000 Owner finance HUGE 7 S TO R Y! 9 Bdrm 4 belli, in country I Oak*, palm* and fruit freest New l ' i tan centra! heat air with heat pump' Haw Solar hot water heater t Double sided brick fireplace 24 X 19 screen perctit Beautiful View! Un believable *94 504 3235774 7*4# MWY 1/ *7 H I O D I N L A B S 707 Rambiewood D n v t Lake Mary area 7 llory cuntempo rary 4 b d rm . 3 bath FH A nor* qualifying loan |f3,«00 147 >94) JUST R IG H T FO R YOU 7 Bdrm I t y bath brick hom* it r e a d y and p n ca t right at 544 «O0 Recently redecorated l *rga lot Call to t»* CALL BART ■ EA LESTA TE R EA LTO R JH HM L A K E ALARY G LA O Y BROWN R E A L T Y I H IH f.o r H J H I . aHtv I W E H AV E TH E B I S T ) 1 a tf. lonod R E A L T O R _______________U J TWJ 1S3— AcreageLots/Sale I A K F ASHBY EST 10 Acre* i cmed tor a Mob■if Hom* A wooded 11500 Down lake over payment* ©I i 31S 00 A p p r o ■ Balance 524 000 371 3149_________________ ____ Residential lot in Sanford. t •1 bath tor large home'*! will help 157-Mobile Homes / Sale O T H E R HOM ES LOTS. A C R E A G E . IN V E S TM E N T P R O P E R TY C A LL A N Y TIM E R E A L TO R >77 4991 M OBILE f t fl HOMES LIS T W ITH USt Uriest New...8...Used Mobile Home Deilet in this Am. Families ..... A 190) Mwy 1/ 4) MOBI LE STENSTROM REALTY*REALTOR EASY SHOW 4 bdrm t bath heme with eat in kitchen, spill bdrm plan, fenced yard central heat 544 990 ORE AM TO SHOW J bdrm I b4th home with eat in kitchen central eir'heet new carpet Tip Tep condition inside and out 54# 904 HUT NOW I bdrm 7 bath home wi t h f i r e p l a c e c ent r al air heat foyer Priced below mark at IV won V last long 547 009 Community pocii 'Priced far »4iy purihaie 1)9.400 t a e IN D E L TO N A a a e a e HOMES FOR R E N T a a e a I f . 14)4 e a L A K E M A R Y N • • Horn* Large 1 bdrm 2 bath, 2 car garage Kid* OK No pet* S523 i * . mo 172 1219 of 5/4 i t r 151— Investment Properly / Sale 7 lot* only 54 000 G R E A T LO C A TIO N ) bdrm 7 bath home with kidney shaped pool 71 X 11 recreation room fireplace, centra) air heal 191.109 bath 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent D E LTO N A vac h WE LIS T A N D S E L L M ORE H OM ES T HAN A N Y O N E IN NORTH S E M IN O LE CO U N TY H M Ridgewood1Av* Sen ford. Fla ) ) ) F994 Open On Weekend* 1 and 7 bdrm Alto furnithed efficiency from |f| week 1250 depot it No pat* Calf 37) 450/ 5 / PM 415 Palmetto e m p e r S jn lo fd ’s S i l n L t j d t f Monday thru Frid ay 9 to 5 M Saturday from 19 to 1 M a ile r Cave Apartment* ST BY O W N ER U f 900 1 Bdrm i Bath, large kitchen heat air fireplace utility room J car garage quiet corner big oak* Cell >31 MOO.or 173 0197 HOURS L U X U R Y A P A R TM E N TS F amity B Adult* Sac lien Pool tide, 7 Bedroom* C O M M ER CIAL S P E C IA LIS T LAK E M ARY R E A L T Y BOB BALL JR 177/144 PR I *1) 000 W MaiiCJDwyk,, 321*0259 Eve 322*7643 I. 7. and ) Bdrm* Starting at only 51 JO Aik About Our 1 Bdrm Special 17) 4491 M9— Commercial Property / Sale CASSELBER R Y Downtown Suft Bank Building Approi 2.000 iq ft llr*l floor Call R C Mt Aliiter ) 2l 1/9) Lit: Real I if ate Broker Efficiency from' t i l l mo Din taunt 'for Senior Citlten* BRAND NEW 7 Bdrm ipld plan eat in kitchen open* of patio lingte garage treed lot OFFICE SPACE HI — Homes For Sale 321 1911 Orlande toil IfM 369 4 *8 1 4JO0 73—Employment Wanted applied to 5450 mo LAKE MONROE I bdrm W E L D E R * Carnbad I x a l l a n l 7 1 rant or 125— For Lease W/ Decorative Weil Covering* Built in booktete. Plenty •f Star age. Wether/Dr yer Haak up and Carport Weterbedt Accepted A D O R A B L E J Bdrm with tcreened parch Mavt «r» con diiwon' Huge back yard 123— Wanted to Rent J71049) R«nt N««r and En|oy I Thi* Limited Special Energy Efficient. 7 Bdrm I Bath Apartment* 535,000 7 bdrm 7 bath one of Santord* nicest n#ighbof'heffld» ill,ODD Ca" Wa ter 6 Steal* Broker Salesman 373 5439 evening* LkrydO Swam. Broker 4 bdrm 7 bam pool hom* or* 1 l©I* t,yg country kitchan * s illin g room. !f® den. 7 fireplace* db>e garage A more 3400 *q ft L'ke new cond.tson BIOS 000 173 1449 Will Street Co.......321 5005 TO W N H O U S E 7 bdrm 1 i bath >500 tq ft with *pe L tert+n+d pa tip U00 171 375) u u SAVE m i 11) 4470 Ruitic itemed wood trim ) bdrm ] bath tplit plan heme with lk y light* vaulted ceiling* on heavily treed lotf Santord Ntc# 2 bedroom horn# wrth living room dining room paneled family room laundry room workshop Call for in format KP1 323 " 0 i Of i U 453/ 54) *00 or b »*t offer ____ S A N F O R D 1JOT T*rrpc* Drive Like new 3 bdrm J bath Low down VA non g y a h tiyin g m o rfg a g e 154 *®§ 142 j*4t n j7 i# t_________________ SANFO R D Nice 8 bdrm . brick home on quiet ifreet Parity fenced Offered 41 544 009 121— Condominium Rentals SAILP0INTE ONLY NEW BRICK HOME Far an lift c*ft*trucfi*n. tic. N ike Sal** I I I 974* 717 4*/0 M ary. 99— Apartments Unturnished / Rent fo t* a ....... Daffona STORAGE TRAILER* fo*m ma L ig h t Bookkeeping payroll, account* rvcaivabia 25 to 10 hr* weekly Apply In parton Big 10' Tire* 2450 S O r i#ndo D r ___ Sa t a s u n H I A ln a n d r r SI Call B E C K Y COURSON The Wall St Company Realtor 777 9879 Evening* Mini Narf houM* im a bath home condo 7 b d rm ,. 1 bath OW NER J bdrm I ' , bath Canf heat air tc re e n td porch ia« 90C Bought other 37) 74S7 111990 113— Storage Rentals Homes For Sale M l — 574-4285..........869 73l6.£rt. 111— Resort/Ve cation Rentals Newly decorated Complete privacy weak A V A IL A B L E I bdrm t ba'h carpet, appliance* *cre*n*d pdf j* laundry 13B0 171 m 3 AAodern Sanford 3 bdrm duple* D'*hwa*h#r carpet* air Adult*, no pat* il/0 mo I pay *»ai#f lawre^ garb 373 1717 7 bdrm 3 bath unfurnithad wa*b*r dryer hookup S)/0 mo Call aft*r 4 pm t)0 /4#a MO U N T A t N H O M E n*ar Hen darkonville N C Call 177 7*17 Ef f i ci ency a p a rfm tn f. downtown Sanford FurnitNed v HIIITM included f7/f mo §49//?/ Furn Apt* for Senior C*tIi*w* H I Peimetto Ave J Cowan No Rhone Call* LA K E MARY Clean I bd'm turn fcmaii apt Single work ing man Ntca A huYryt l bdrm 141 —Homes For Sale 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent 323-3301 IIMY riBM......... 774-134B Aida* tor all * h ih t ^ Certified and or •■penanced Good pay end benefit* P ita ia n f at motphara Eq ual Opportunity Em ployer A pply at D e b a ry Manor 40 N Mwy 1/ TJ De Bary. F ig t t ir t C A H I' IN HI T h . M c r . l . g . Qt J A C Q U E L I N E H III M N A U D IN I P .llllo n .) W II. I9AS f spar lam ed power vaw opera fork, woodpartt cutter* and countar fop lamlnafor* Alto h a v a f w o o p a n i n g i fo r a**arnblay work HotpHallf# lion bonu*. vacation, hoiday* Apply 9 fo II . or I to 1 at Form Hat Inc. Port of Sanford l aka Monroe 71-Help Wanted HOM E Adult* 17) W*»* 14 i 90‘ Kitchen dirung rm . den, 2 b d rm | b a th 34 P a t io am .loved with vinyl window* Lot* of closer* Carper stove and tr<dgr Lak# front lot ap pro ■ 45 ■ >30 in new M o b il# H om e Park G olf, lenm* two d u b how*#*, fwsi iw im m tn g pootf, ifeyffl* board court* f it Security 145 000 C allfoeappl 377 907/ P r e v i o u s l y f in n e d m o b i le home* ite r ting at fiJZ per m o n th G r e g o r y M o b ile Hemes 5700 340) Hwy 1/ 97. 373 M (htckiua bath New *crtewed porch A « wrung remodeled Carfiwga Cow# N e rt fo pool' 5# GOD Rpgottable > 12) 5000 after 4 71 Villager | B d rm / I Bath paddle fan A air cor^itioning BI re' 5)900 >72 1575_ R I V E R OA KS <i- ceiling Ians screened porcT*. washer 5 dryer C a rn a g e Co ve F a m il y Pk M any • ■fra* #C a ll Suncasfi* tt* 0199 159— Real Estate Wanted A r e you getting D i v o r red tram* fecr #d, F o r e c lo s e d ’ Need qu if I va>e> Call Date )7> * W CH A R M IN G 3 bdrm 7 bath home with cedar porch, eat in kitchen, fireplace,, central air/'heat targe utility room j 1/9.909 163— Waterfront Property / Sale NEW SMYRNA BEACH W ILL B U IL D TO BUI T 9 YOUR New villa in waterfront to m m y LOT OR OURSt C XCLUSIVC n.fy 554 900 A G E N ? F O R W IN S O N G , DEV CORP A C E N TR A L Beath**de Realty R EA LTO R S FL O R ID A L E A O f R ' MORE 9B9 91/ t i l l Open / Day*' HOME FOR LESS M O N EYI C ALL TO D A Y ! • G E N E V A OSCEOLA RO 9 ZONE D FOR M O B ILES) 5 Acre Country tract* Well treed on paved Rd 79 \ Down 19 Yr* at I2 M From 111 599t H you are looking tor a iuc (t it iu l career in Real Estate Stentfrom Realty t« looking tar you Call Lae Albright today at 177 2479 Evening* I7» 1997 CALL AN Y TIM E 322-2420 1*«* S Park. Santaid H I Lk M aty Blvd Lk Mary 165— Farm*Grove* / Sale Farm IQ Acre* with Good wafer 5?0U0 down at only ||/j/ mo 5)0 000 Total Price) G J*«fry Garland Realtor ____________ 17) 99*9 181— Appliances / Furniture am conditioner nooo H TU well unit 74Xl| in 17/) or best otter 17) 9019 Amen# Radar range Wottlnghome H o d \ dm by «.da fndga G E dnhwash^ 1*00 each Commarcial vacu um. 5JOO Wf #73/ NOW HIRING! O u t s t a n d i n g O p p o r t u n i t y For . b * m . 2 to>h on Sam-not. Dft.a, i bfotk oft La k . Mary Bird |I|S 000 EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION 1 bdrm J bath near gall court* tarutd yard *1)0 000 ( b / C < / / y j / r CENTERS 1 bdtrt, . ] bath atfh pool A lot* a l o f '. k tit* MX) L.'O * * UJrm 1 bath brick hom. tn H^htancJ Park D M »q II with J t o car g a '^ a pluk IAXJt paf-0 t.rga tot a nica ianqyt *ping Aitumablo J 'i > marfgaga m lr, twatibla aanar t,none ing t i l l . >00 w * m ______________________ N E E D A HOUSE" COOK COW I (f ly W ANT aos NEW HOME Vuwaaod Dr Loch Arbor A ,** ) n o rm t bath .a t tn klNhon, oak caDtnatv formal d,n,ng room fir .p la t , poddt. tan. v*olt*d cailmgt .ntrgy packaga Many otnar . . ' r a i l You h a t. fo i m to appr.ti*t» O p.n haul* Saturday and Sunday I I to >. othar ttmat by oppomtmant PHONE 323 8463 Far qualify craffmanihtp and compel)!.*# price* i#t %t%price _ tutjrour naw h o m e _____ 5 L O C A T IO N S IN SEMINOLE C O U N T Y • 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 APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N Lpurel Ave . Santord M o n d a y T h u , F u d a y B JO A M N O PHONE CALLS 4 JQ PM PLEASE �KIT N’ C A R L Y L E 181— Appliances / Furniture Evening Herald Sanford. El. by L i f f , Wrighl 2 3 1 -Cars LARGE K «O n d lt.O to d **»<>•»(•> tre m ltl W A R R A N TY B SB N ETTS CASSELBER R Y BH11U............ URMil • R E N T TO OWN • CRlOf T V * . H t f K i Beyers, r tt r lg « f| io r. t r N t t n . turnltur* *>d*o r* c o .d * 'i Special I t t m t i r t f i l t N A M tvna tlv. T V A Appl Btntklt I t T ' t t Stopping Csfitof m-SRBB___________ U*#d f tfr >g*f ttor W o rs t good U S 00 ________ w; m i _______ Used W ailtevt T i r l i A S t n i c i tor K*nm *r*i ,......... 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Fpmjfur# g ets**'* newA o'd too‘% cen goods cer*dy end many odds i ends' 323-6593 21S— Boats and Accessories Yard teh 3 'Good l i ft V F 'b e rg 'e n fishing j r*g » h P E vn ru d e . end e _________ 11 F t Bess end Si* with e i t ’ t M H P Jobnion Mo*or With New Treitqr E«ce*‘enf Condi t»on »t |7) w e e n i Km De*p In Gins? 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I l l U l* msitr Painting CALVIN 4 TOM'S Hows# Pointing ( Wall Papar Vaotoy ayafariall Wa logoff labor T* SAVI ui truck feature atone in worth 170 « a da y_J0l 57# j r t ) I t Wmnebatgo 7# ft Undar w arranty Dash * roof air and m ore 41* 000 33) 1##5 ’79 AMC Concord limited * cyl awfomaftc mi dbie vanity hum 54.000 original milet Ua4 Down Cash or trade A lew monthly payment! 243— Junk Cars AN T JU N K CARS B TRUCKS BavgM Frem SIS SM B mere oeoo caiim Ian...............m «iu 239— Motorcycles and Bikes TOP Dollar Paid to* Junk A Lived cars,trucks A tok v / equipment U l W S t a r i « y D evN tftbn. f t S L H , Spot tit lt d w ith o r ig in a l equipment EeCttlRfit cqndi WE P AT TO P D O LLA R FOR JUNK CARS A N D T R U C K S CBS A U TO P A R T S m s i s t tkon U 4fl 14*#3)4 CHRYSLER, P LY M O U TH C H U M B L E Y ’S WEEKEND SPECIALS! 1978 AMC CONCORD WAGON MUST U l i DRIVE TO RPPRlCtXTt I II ! RIR All COROITIORIRC 49751 $2495 J2750 COME SEE THIS BEAUTY 4 DOOR AUTO. RRITl 1 (0 SUflR CORDITION 1979 DATSUN 280 ZX BIACA IEAUTT J3875 J5775 L I S T E D V E H I C L E S H A V E GO O A V DEAL W ITH A GOOD CHUM JIM CHUMBLEY t M*T»i !M - m VWOUtMi - VOL Mt«AU4*t '-**4 •*»■ ■* tow* IH rnm, M», *» si ■Ofrn* *4— frii IN Alii • PH 1*4 ( AM | *M |a« 114 P« a.tobM ran. « H M i «*■«<■*• m >«h >“ l awif h it ■*1* tu . -= ^ - 80 SUBARU GREAT TRANSPORTATION *3975 ’3950 ’3725 ’3825 ’3975 ’2775 ’3950 ’3825 ’2450 78 C ELIC A IMPORT D U A L IT Y 80 DELTA 88 FULL POWER 82 STANZA L O W LOW PRICE 81 RELIANT SUPER SAVER 82 CAPRI O N L Y 33.000 MILES 84 SENTRA 29,000 MILES. BEAUTY 76 FORD 4x4 L O W , L O W PRICE 81 GRAND PRIX SHOWROOM CONDITION 79 CUTLASS BEIGE BEAUTY 4625 ’4450 ’5475 ’3975 ’4975 ’5275 ’3850 ’4275 ’4350 $ Tile _________ ni m1_________ B*spons.bN Man *nd helper mil .toinf your Mom* or Busin*** •Ic Gi«* your problem* to us Quality work ALL LUXURY POWER Plumbing Masonry yr* kip Ml MU Lie cent 79 NEW YORKER 80 HONDA CIVIC Plastering 'J* CompteiB Liwn Cwb W E CARE RED BEAUTY Pest Control Lawn Service Hooa m e utsi m iiu Cailiar't BrnMiap a R*awdai>a« Na JaB Ta t Small I I I B »rto « Lana Saatord Utter B U M BUSH HOGGING C LA Y A SHALE U l M U I O W I R S B E A U T Y SALON F O R M E R L Y Harr I*ft I Baauty Horn* Improvement W A L L P A P E R IN G T H O R N E L A N D C L E A R IN G S p rin t Y t r d Ctoaanp* Mon YOUft Tor 44500 Dump, WEEK-END SPECIALS 81 CAVALIER Painting K ★ TONY CORINO* ProtnuMul CrsIosn Painting Serving Control Fla tor IS yrt with comp**** guOiity point mg services Qualify a Must lptoal wall caatmy Ul toll S c n lt m a n n T i l * P rs ttw r* C la a n ln g C a r a m lc . V in y l Asbestos A il Phase* P C Brick Homo* Business** ( ih tn H»asonabi* I l l s ’. ' Tree Service HULL D n u u w ir j\ . ( C H O L S T B E t S E R V IC E Fro* Ishmatosi Low Pmcosi L N . IM Slump Grinding Tool 111 m s day or mt* "La< Ito PyptosHonals do W IO H N A L L E N S L A W N A T R E E Dead 'rat rem oval Lie A ins Frt***t ui nas 1144 •1* N O M A D Llk# tow » It lieept • 4ir 4wmmg gas elec ft k 177 B 44______________ •0 C h e v y C o # t o m O t i u i t pick up cam pe r ipeciet IJ 000 ml E i t r a c le a n To w in g p a ck a g e i t 509 t # * n & Country R V Reaort Change BNd la k e Monroe Let 12 Dane Cliff Wood t#40 Ford 3 4 ton pickup dum p truck New painting uphol ttery tun# up and front end' alignment Appi# p*# condl •te oaoc m 4 0 0 0 M IL E L IM IT E D W A R R A N T Y 890*500 " B e e " W tllta m tp n R ealto r A iie c la f t I waning! )3 ) 4 747 *495 HWY. 17 92 SANFORD 437 So S c o tt 549 W. Lake M ary Blvd. » 2 1- 5 0 0 5 b io RIOE S P E C IA L Landclearing Firewood/Fuel W hf )2 ) 2131 1982 PLYM OUTH RELIANT School 199 in im i#fOChe*roi#t Picbup See to believe Courtesy Pentiac SSBOBO N E E D * HOUSE COOk C O W ’ T R Y W A N T ADS___________ vrw 37)51)4 (ICHT lllll. ORE 04 A RIND M A Y F A IR E X E C U T IV E HOM E Tam ’t Ito rtfH ( m m ’73 Traveler Pickup Cjmpet Sleeps 4 1979 VW BUG CONVERTIBLE AUTOMATIC GOOO TRANSPORTATION B E 1 I D E N T I A L W IR IN G tndaa*/ Oirtoaaf Ltffcimf U r v H t UPBradat. Anyffima ■ h c ln t a l Fraa (ilim a t a t fm c* i t m Call 1 Call 4*2 )#4l A je n t 1973 VOLVO AUTOMATIC, FASTBACK A/C. RUNS GOOD Electrical |1* m ’•at t ton Foref flatbed truck Alto walk behind concrete MINT COROITIOR AUTO AUTOMATIC. AfC TOPPER 830-6688 window! A lock* ( r u n t %iereo Qeiaiit 47’ 000 #a‘e 1979 CHRYSLER CORDOBA SUPER E C O N O M Y I . L LINK CONST. over P IN T O 2 DOOR, AUTOMATIC TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL | ■TJ Honda* T ra v e l Tra ito r ]0 ft » ' gas sail contamad stow *r Ctoan Needs minor r* pair* S1 M 0 U 1 a«JS C B power l ID OkttSI IIOR FINE IU1URT CAES PRICED II0R To List Your BusinessDial 322-2611 or 831-9993 W* Handi* Take P IC K U P 1970 FO R D F A IR L A N E bar whit# loaded LOWEST PRICES ANYWHERE AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB REU00CLINC SPECIALIST Am pa ym e n t! |J7I mo for 74 mo 3T5 U U or #a4 4175 C O M P A R E PRICEI Additions A Remodeling I 4 too truck 74 hiking II 000 Call 1977 F O R D M U S TA N G *999 air ca'or T V M f M U M i *574 Serving Central Florida Over 30 Years 1973 D A TSU N Chevy C 70 or Ford Van*. l « U New Loaded' H.gh top. dual Nil engine Complete All you need IOOX F inaneing No money down |> 144 00 U niversal 111 I ’ U 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers i#f3 Corvette C o lle ct# Edition 2 1 900 mi all o p tio n * vhowfnprn condition |1# 500 81 CHEVETTE PrttotltoMBl T « * E i* * r tl F r » N ' f toy ■***(• #f | N > tom * N i l p rK n II U A 111. lU ifF f Honda Prtiud* O P E N H O U S E S A T . 1-5 CONSULT OUR Accounting A Tax Service 31) 1445 I f«4 Pontiac Firebifd 1 evaded deduced Co'uf i t l y Pontiac I I I 7»J1 *# Chevy Satellite T V Systems For Va‘# Law n Mower §J 'Sears 7Jin |f0 And Swivel' High Back Van Wats, t i l l for the pair 1)1 r : u Tools. 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Can* Copper B r » n Laad N*w*p*p*r 0 »T»t» Budge* 223— Miscellaneous POR ( S T A T E C r m m i r t l i l o r R e s id e n tia l Auctions L A ppreiseU Cell De'l t Auction )2 ) S47C Debary Ayta I Marine Vetet A c r e n the rttrtf* fep ot hill 17# H wv 17 *: Orbary U l 454# { N l h V i <w 233— Trucks/ Buses/ Vans Chevy Bonania ton long wheel base 17?fl A ik tor Johnny or Linda 333 011* 7ao« S J trs lle rv Cloth** fu rn lly r* Gerege Set* • JOem ipm ^ 77th E v e ry Wad N itta l f 10 PM * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * Grandview Small appliances A d shes angm# stand tools Adu«t A childrens t*othe* Li I I I U J J O A R A G E S A L E Set J7th I 4 113 C o u n t r y C lu b D r i v e M ostly m lK e lleneduS • Free te good heme • Good watchdog* * Prefer fenced ya rd e Cell M* M i l > PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION sale N **d Cribs Playpen* B a t . _________ 2 Mile Miitd Chow Pups Sat car po r t P lilH M , left on 2177 Holly Ave S a t u r d a y o n ly t 00 1 00 Three families Lg cok* T V 4 etc __ ________ _________ H w f? 3 D#»tone Seech « • * a a Heidi a * a a a a « 7? ft Saturday f a m il y Bab* Gar eg# Se'et Are B>g In The Spring T r y A Classified Ad A nd Get Buyers Fast' Diet m Ten * DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION + 219— Wanted to Buy L o n g wood M ari, hem to ln«f k f l 731 0 H __________________ N**d * M c r t f R tk t, to**/ Find If In Tto Want Adi R ID IN G MOW ER Bad Credit? Mo Credit1 WE FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1170 S. Sanford 321 4075 J Families Sale many hovse hold items * baby items Sat A Sun 4 77 A 7f t to 5 101 Laky Dot pr SuniandEst 217— Garage Sales w est Oh Hwy 41 1SS1 Honda Accord A ir *uto r*duc*d to**y Courtesy ftontiat 111 l i l t tarn to 4pm T o o k d*thei A . C . paf*o furniture clothes.. V c #75 Cam *!11la Court Sun. land estates 17 f t Coble IS F t with 10 H P M ercury end trailer A li Irt greet c©md' tipn |T m 13) TIPS_________ tre ler |750 i n Friday, April It, n i l 217— Garage Sales 213— Auctions * .IM P O S T S 1 9 1 1 O rla n d e D r iv e (M w y . 1 7 - t l ) S e n f o r d e 9 H . * 3 1 - 1 B B O — 1 1 ) - • t OO MbsirBT Mtos. r n . M e t a t . 9 - S s B w n. U t �M A-Ev#ninfl Herald. Sanford. FI. Friday, April }*. 1HJ . . . W FLORIDA INBRIEF Abortion Clinic Bombers May Face Additional Charge PENSACOLA (UPII — Federal prosecutors say no decision has been made on whether two devout Christians found guilty of the Christmas morning bombings of three abortion clinics have to worry about charges In a June bombing. "They ran be recharged." Assistant U.S. Attorney Susan Novotny said Thursday, "but no decision has been made.” Matthew Goldsby and James Simmons, both 21 and both from Cantonment, were Indicted In January for three December bombings and a June 25 bombing at the Ladles Center. U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson dismissed the two counts charging them with the June bombing against each man without prejudice before the Jury was selected for the nine-day trial that ended Wednesday with the Jury's guilty verdicts. To pursue the summer bombing, the government would have to seek another Indictment Prosecutors had asked that the June counts Ik*dismissed to simplify the Insanity Issue. Continued from page 1A and fringes $21,617. operating $1,409. equipm ent $15,446; total $38,472. • A d m in is t r a t io n . C o m ­ munications Specialist I. three — salaries and fringes $50,793. CAPE C A N A V ER A L (UPII - The shuttle Challenger stood rrady today for the start of the ship's countdown to blastoff Monday on a Sparelab science mission featuring a crew of seven, a pair of squirrel monkeys and two dozen rats. The traditional "call to stations" to begin the carefully planned sequence of pre-launch activities was scheduled lor noon If all goes well. Challenger will roar skyward at noon Monday on the 17th shuttle mission. Throughout the planned seven-day flight the crew will conduct a wide variety of experiments In life sciences, materials processing, fluid dynamics, astrophysics and environmental observation. Landing Is scheduled for 12 03 a m. May 6. but the mission could I k * extended an extra day for additional research. ...Award Continued from page IA under the Influence in Florida Mrs. W ile y was awarded $ 5 0 0 ,0 0 0 and Jo h n W ile y $75,000. The Jury also levied $500,000 In punitive damages against Mears to be divided among them. Challenger's flight comes Just 10 days after the shuttle D is c o v e ry's la n d in g and rep re se n ts the fastest "turnaround" between shuttle launches ever attempted by thr space agency. ...Officer Continued from page 1A legal action. "I presume the case would go lo court.” "I have no Idea what their (the court's) decision would I k * ." hr said. The city commission would Firefighters M ake Work FO R T MYERS (UPII — A forest ranger and a one-time volunteer firefighter have been arrested for setting a series of 28 brush fires north of Immokalrr last fall Garry llarflrld. 28. and John W Hunt. 36. both of Immokalrr, were being held In Collier County Jail Unlay In lieu of $50,000 tnind each on charges of willful burning of land. The two are charged with setting a series of fires that burned between two and 10 acres each during a four-month period beginning last September. IX)F fire Investigator Fid Jones said one of told him they set the fires so they could help In the flrr-flghtlng effort. "They enjoyed the fire trucks." Jones said "They set the IIres so they could drive the trucks and help pul them out." STOCKS 4 LtgM P rogrrtt hoodom Ikvingt J4'Y )4 % % v tow MCA M ^n a * Supply 4|t« V '% 11 4||| 1/H II liHludorololtmorkup msrkdonn Sid Atlantic Bank .... Amaucan Pionaar L4L Bainatt Bank AW tO'o K't |, , y i, u Florida Powar . . . M c L a Continued from page IA defendants Seymore Shcr and Frank Cocchlaro were also con­ v ic t e d of lo a n s h a r k i n g , bookmaking and extortion. Sher was sentenced to 20 years In prison and ordered to reimburse a victim $10,000. Cocchlaro. behind bars since 1982 serving a 10-vear sentence for mall fraud, received a con­ current sentence of 20 years. Larry Knott, who turned gov­ ernment witness and pleaded guilty to cocaine possession, was given an eight-year suspended sentence with five years of pro­ bation to begin after completion of five years behind bars. McLain was also ordered lo ...Race Continued from page IA spare parts II necessary. The route will take them through the desert southwestern states during some of the hottest dog days of summer, but Gerald said he Isn't worried. "We will Ik * air conditioned we'll have a block of Ice In back and a 12-volt fan." — Rick Brunson TR U C K LO A D operating $896. total $ 5 1.689. • Administration, deputies, two — salaries and fringes $ 4 3 ,2 3 4 . o p e ra tin g 2.665. e q u ip m e n t $ 2 5 ,9 5 2 . total S 7 1.851. • Corrections olTlccr. eight — salaries and fringes $167,952. o p e r a t i n g $ 5 , 0 9 8 . t ot al SI 73.050 According to Mears' attorney. Insurance will only cover about $10,000 of the Judgment against Mears who works for Ills parents' cab comjiany. If the debt has not been paid within 20 years, a court can reorder It paid The Judgment could also be assigned to Wiley’s heirs If Mears outlives Mr. and Mrs. Wiley. i n forfeit $8,900 to a federal victims fund. Site of his future In­ carceration Is undetermined. Parole officials Ind icate d McLain would have to serve approxim ately one-third his sentence before becoming eligi­ ble for parole. EXCLUSIVE! Limited Warranty ON ENTIRE UNIMNCLUOES ALL PARTS ft LABOR. Just Take It Ini CARRY-COOL BOOM AIR CONDITIONERS -S jv Gontnl I Otmi CompmnfWmrtm, tut OHom 4,000 B T U G E C A R R Y -C O O L ' Room Air Conditioner then have to take action bused on the court's ruling, he said. Alternatives to avoid a court buttle for the city are something Colbert said he hasn't consid­ ered. Dillard retured to work us a sergeant In January Gee O ffic e r s , / J u s t W anted To S e e What The P ost O ffic e Lo o k e d L ik e 1 llarflrld had workrtl for one year on a state Division of Koreslry fire tower Just west of Immokalee. He was fired as a result of the allegations Hunt Is a truck driver who had been a member of Imtnokalee s all volunteer fire department F lo l k ...Sheriff Shuttle Countdown Begins Today rs * «« 9 u K «rio n i prpvKfea t>, m o m b o ri ot "*» N sh o no l A tto d s h o n o l W u r l f w i P M to rt intor d N l f r p m t t s\ ot mtd m o rning lotior In tor d o t lor m s rk o lt it'Ongo PtrovgKovt iIt, P n t o t do not a Continued from page 1A say. 'You make us walk 30 kilometers and then make us walk another 30 kilometers to collect the pledges.’” ShelTer said. He said the changes aren't expected to reduce the amount the walkathon would bring In. He wouldn't say how much the organization figured to take In at the walkathon. but he did say It could be sizeable because San­ ford Is "a generous community." The city gave about $8,000 In the organization's "M others' March" held In January*, he said He said the walkathon would be fun for the whole family and help build "community spirit." It should take the average walkers about five hours to complete the course and along the way they will get a free lunch supplied by Burger King and Juice drinks from Velda Farms. ShelTer said. "But when vou get to the bottom line you're walking for America’s babies — for healthy babies — and that's what It's ail about." he said. About 250.000 babies are born with birth defects In America each year. Sheffer said. About 50 percent of those babies "could and should" be bom healthy, he said, but due to apathy and Ignorance are not. The March of Dimes, through Its research and education pro­ grams. Is tryin g to cut the number of babies born with defects. It conducts training programs and seminars for pregnant women, as well as high school students, to educate them about prenatal rare. The March of Dimes also buys neonatal equipment for hospitals and provides money for conti­ nuing neonatal research. It Is slid not too late to participate In the walkathon. Sponsor envelopes, which must be brought with the walker Saturday, are available at any area 7 Eleven. Zayre. Burger King or high school. NCR Corp P iltM y lu tly 1 iouMWfttt R|nk nw n iy 1U a ti iv" JJ » V X) IJ H The man |>olIce charged with breaking Into the Lake Mary post office said the reason hr did It was because he was "curious about what the back of the post office lixikcd like." (Miller refMirts allow. Police records said the suspect fold officers that he lost some money In a stamp machine and fried lo grl the machine to work by kicking It. T h r suspect told |x>llce he thought there might be a stamp lying around In thr back and that hr was curious alMiut what the back of thr Lake Mary I’osi office looked like because he had never seen II. Police reports show the sus­ pect entered the b uildin g, located next door lo the poller station, by removing a wire mesh from the naif and dropping lo (he floor. Nothing was reported stolen and no damage estimates were available Charged at 1:40 a.m. Monday with burglary Is Kenneth Arthur Brill J r.. 20. of 200 E. Ij»ke Mnrv Hlvd . Utkr Mary. H r was released Wednesday on $2,500 tiond. — R ichard T ru e tt 9 O U T O F 10 C O N D O S N E E D H .E .L P AREA DEATHS JAMES McDANlEL JR. Mr. James McDaniel Jr.. 40. of 2000 Celery Ave.. Sanford, died Wednesday in Dellary Horn In ‘ Elkton Va., he moved to Sanford two yeurs ago from Longwood. An Episcopalian, he was a heavy equipment operator for road construction and belonged lo Union Local 673. Survivors Include his wife, Linda, parents. James A. and M ildred. Elkton. V a.; three d a u g h te rs . M ichelle L y n n . Mildred Ruth, and Melissa Jean McDaniel, all of Longwood; two sons. James A III. Longwood, and Douglas E Henson. Sanford; two brothers. Walter McDaniel, New Market. Va . and Hernard McDaniel, Gansvllle. Va : u sis­ ter. Gloria Crumb. Elkton. Va Allm an F'uneral Home. De­ nary. Is In charge of arrange­ ments. MARILYN W. OILE8 Mrs Marilyn Wise Giles. 57. of School Hus Road. Lake Monrue, died Thursday at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford. Horn Feb 27. 1928 In Utica. N.Y., she moved to Lake Monroe from Miami In 1957. She was a secretary In the maintenance department of the Seminole County School Hoard and a member of the Lake Monroe Haptlst C h u rch . She was a member of the Women's Aux- Illary of the M<H>ae Lodge, San­ ford. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e h e r husband. James E : a daughter. Sylvia Henderson. Deltona; a brother. Charles Wise. Lake Mary; two grandchildren. G ra m k o w Fu n eral H om e, Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ rangements. DONALD C. WATERMAN BR. Mr. Donald C. Waterman Sr., 57. of 2600 Sand Lake Road. Longwood. died Wednesday at Florida Hospltal-Apopka. Born Oct. 29. 1927 In Wellsvllle. N Y., he moved to Longwood from Ceres. N Y. In I960 He was owner-operator of a trucking company and was a Haptlst. H r was a member of the Eagles Club Survivors Include his wife, Vera; three sons. Donald C. J r .. Hellalre. Texas. Brian E . Col­ umbia. Mo.. Lewis II.. Granite City. 111.; four daughters. Donna Lee Chapman. Apopka. Virginia Lou Havens. Fori Lauderdale. Slllna Lee Hollrnkamp. Carlyle. III., Elisabeth Ann Holland. Chesapeake. Va.; a brother. Duane. Rochester. N .Y .; 14 grandchildren. H a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Funeral Home. Forest City. Is In charge ol arrangements. JERROLDD. REEVES VaatarStaAa Man 01 L i t . M A R ILYN W -F v n o ro i H f . K t t tor M rt Marilyn W G to » V . Sill tM Sato latvrOay at 11 • m at Gramkaw Fwnaral Homo a lts tsa *•> Jooogo Oautsitl atSclatw* Burial all! toitoa InOaklaan Mamartal Park F rta m t may call 1 1 anS t t a m M a r Gram kva tunaral H am aln cS ars* We’ll get the work done for you. 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Winter Springs, died Wednesday In Birmingham. Ala. He was born May 16. 1934 In DeFunlak S p r i n g s . H e w a s an assemblyman for an aluminum construction company. Survivors Include a son. Jerry. Lexington. S.C.: three daugh­ ters. Pamela Kelso of Winter Springs. Cathy Shaw of Indiana, and Debbie Dobson of Natchez. Mima.; mother. Della Mae Reeves. Opp. Ala.; four brothers. Willis of Germany. Tlllla and Othel. both of Opp. and James of Kinston. Ala.; a sister. Mavis Fulford. Enterprise. Ala.; seven grand­ children. Bald w in -Fa Ire hi Id Funeral Home. Altamonte Springs. Is In charge of arrangement a. 1U 42U F>»Waa tUm ( f io llt t iB j u u j l i K 7 r & t 323-1204 W e ’re w o rk in g h a rd al being the k in d of p o w e r com pany y o u want. �I.iv n if iq llc r .ild LEISURE Comploto Wook's TV Listings Sanlord. Florida - Friday April 34. �I- E v e n i n g Marald, Sanlord, FL Friday, April It. IMS S h a k i n ’ T h e J e l l y B e l l y B lue. s Forget the bumps and grinds. Even grandmothers are doing it. By Su»an loden Herald Staff Writer rhlmmyliig and swaying to .in exotic Middle KaMcrn rhythm while clad in .1 scanty, gllttrrfng *-ontumc may keep a lot of belly dancers hooked once they've stepped onto the xtugc bul chances are they Initially got Into the art Infirm up llielr Jrlly Iwllics Which means that at one lime or another most belly dancers were not as Hollywood has depleted them — voluptuous young things titillating greasy camel Jnckrystn some Moroccan gin Joint Pat Tyner and Patti McKinney, for example, said exercise motivated them to lake up the ancient art that warded away boredom In Ihe harems In the days of the Arabian Nights. And while Pal and Patti may l>c voluptuous, they aren't young In fact, both are grandmothers. For grandma McKinney, exotic dancing has become a way of life. It didn't start out that way. She Just wanted to lose a few pounds During her first 10 weeks of practice — at about $2 per lesson — the 40-year-old Lake Mary resident said she found herself shaping up and trimming down. She kept her Middle Eastern folk dance act a secret from her husband Dcrward and surprised him with a private performance on their anniversary. That was 1976 In the years since. Mrs MeKlnnryj "fell In love" with her expressive outlet, txmght studio and began leaching her skills to others.l Including Mrs. Tyner. "Something h a p p e n e d Inside m e." she said "It'si more than exercise You enter a whole new world" Part of Mrs. McKinney's family entered that worldl along with her. The mother of five, three of herl daughters and two of her nine grandchildren have| followed Iri her dancing footsteps. She now leads two local Irelly dancing trou|>es. onrl made up of grandmothers and housewives, and thcl second of career women. And nearly all her student*! say they Joined lo lose weight and (one up thelrl muscles. The troupes perform at nursing homes, fori women's clubs, Girl Scouts and other local groups f Contrary to what you might think (and don't ask her! why because she doesn't know) Irelly dancing seems to| Ik- favored by female audiences, she said. Hut her h u s b a n d of 3 ) y e a r s recently complained I that since that first surprise show she has never danced Just for him. She calmed his discontent when her dancers Jolnrtl her In a special command | performance in celebration of his 80th birthday. See DANCE, page 8 'It Isn't Easy Being T h e M ost Beautiful W om an In The W orld' By Vernon Scott UPI Hollywood Reporter H OLLYW OOD |UP1| - The late Merle Oheron cul Iter nephew. Michael Korda, out ol her last will and testament w h e n th e a u t h o r w ro te ' ‘Charmed L iv e s ," a best­ selling biography ol the Korda elan several years ago. Korda, editor In chief of Simon A Shuster, did not spare the secretive and aging actress In lhe book. which stir drsplsed and for which she cut him oil without a penny. Hut the writer-editor more than recouped any Inheritance tit- might have rerrlved from the h o o k 's royalties. Aad no w lie Is enjoying even grentn lame and fo rtu n e at the expense nl Ills late aunt with Ills new novel "Quernlr," the roman a clef adventures of a ruthless, scheming actress who is clearly Oberon. II Obrrnn loathed "Charmed Lives," she n i u s l I k - spinning in h e r c r y p t n o w l ) i a l "Queenlc" is a Literary Guild selection. Indeed. Obcron'N teal name w a n U u e e n I c O ' 11 r l e n Thompson She was born in Hntnbay, a half caste IndianEnglish lieauly Olx-run spent her long life concealing thr fact she was |sirl Indian, concocting u story that she was Ixirn In Tasmania — a remote and dllllcult background lor anyone In disprove. Not only does Korda reveal Ins ninil'a roots, lie also makes Queenlc die victim of Incest, w h i c h she a v e n g e s by murdering her uncle. During her llletlmr Olieron never played as venal a charac­ ter as that to which Korda casts tier. The latr Alexander Korda, the author's lamed Him pro­ ducer-director uncle, also Is plainly etched In the novel, and none too llatteringly. Such stars as Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh and movie moguls David Selxiilck ami Harry Cohn are easily recognized too. Even Irving “ S w llly" Luzur. the short, bald, abrasive agent Is clearly delineated, onfluttetingly, Hul Korda rc|xirts. amazingly, the agent took no offense at his portrait In "Queenlc.” Most uf Ihe thinly Veiled real life people III file b ook, fo rlllttulely, are dead "Th a i makes It a good deal sim pler." said Kurilu on a t u h - 1h 0 m p I n g t r i p 1 o Hollywood lo prontolc Ihe bonk and advertise the (ad U will become a live-hour mlntaerles lor AIK' T V next year. Korda Is a slightly built. bes|)eeturli'd man of 51 with a mop ol blond hair and a New Yorker's superiority complex Ills altitude suggests a smug disdain of provinces west of the Hudson River. "I used people 1 know or knew us sturtlng points for most of the characters In the novel." he said. "There are great differences between U u e e iU c and Merle except III their basic characters and personalities. "Some of the |>ersonallHes should tie flattered by the wuy I've represented them. Sir Lew Grade, for instance. I convinced tuizur the true lest of fame Is becoming a character In a novel. It assures an Immortallly that Is pretty special." Kind.1 explained can- must be exercised It) writing a roman a del novel. «< uving In Ihe actual names of some minor characters along With totally HvUonut characters am) the masked identities nl real life principal characters He said, "As n novelist, like all artists. I take tills ami ptcecs ol people Iron) Ihe world around me as well as my own personal experiences and make them Into cohesive am! Inter­ esting characters "I've done that with Queente, who Is Indeed lilrntlllahle us Merle It Is Interesting lo Imag­ uncle. They were two very! ine a woman like Merle, able to secretive people who cut break away from such a hack themselves ofI from emotional I ground She manipulated peo­ warmth. They always tried to I ple to get out <>f India when she achieve safety but couldn't | w.Ls 15 or 16. no easy thing because of their hidden buck during the Raj period — or grounds." Korda makes no secrel of his even today. "She Invented her back­ family background, lie has. In | See KORDA, page 8 ground. Hut then so did rny FREE PICNIC TABLE, WHEN YOU PURCHASE This Ollsr Good A CYPRESS GAZEBO!!! 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Stars Being Wasted In So Sorry Sitcoms TELEVISION April 26 Thru May 2 Dy David Handler N ew spaper Enterprise A ssociation Specials Of The Week SATURDAY rmrajcal performance* at auneet SUNDAY EVENMQ 900 UOW M Q 0 11:00 030 0 (KM MONTEREY AOUARtUlt A loo* el a recant** bum aquarium on Cannery Roar <n Monterey CaW and the procaaaaa anroNed m (lo c i mg a O ( I ) AAMSOW M T C A/umeted A young get win tpecial power* overcome* gloomy rntdoert and mate* the world beautiful with col­ or AFTERNOON 10:00 12:00 O « ) OUVER TWIST Animated Eacapmg bom a cruaf apprantree■Np, an orphan tala m wttfi a band of ibrevet and a bafnanded by on* Of bra rnctrm* who raurvtea ben wtb ® o ABC WEEKEHO ThaOnoai 01 Thome* Kemp* Teehe-yeatold Jama* Hamaon (Snana Smuiao) itumcMa upon a borne confapeng the gnott of Thome* Kemp* a 1 7m-c*nlury eortwar ■**) 6oe* •(range (rang* urban Ibe iroutb refoaea to toaoar br« mttructWR* |Parl 1 of 7l|R)Q fD ( 1C) THE HEARTBREAK TUR­ TLE A documentary loo* at U S and Ueiican aHorti to e**e tbe Kamp » Rtatay tea turtle from unction (R) 2:00 CD (HM REASONS O f A NAVAJO T n * aim aiammee tbe range of H a itytee found among three genera Ion# of a Narifo lamAy m ng on A/iron a a Defiance Plateau rVTHHNQ 10:00 O (X) NBC w v m PAPER Viet­ nam Laaaona Of A Loat War Hoet Uarvm Kelt tooAa at the nay* Amarcana attitude* toward tbe war at Sdutbeaat Aaia and toward aacb other have t banged during the peal i 10:30 I T (M l R C TM U JEM T TN* C IO S U T TH M Q TO HBAVCNT Hoat George Wtaon wtb guealt nebrdmg Congreeaman Claud* Pepper •ome of lb* prtiaP* In reecbmg met hm* erf ate A n iR N O O N * TONIGHT SHOW COM EDI­ ANS Stand-ip routine* by Joen Arvert M Coaby. 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OOACM AFTERNOON 12:30 12 Friday, April 14, 1US — J BASEBALL Anenaa Brava* al Cmcmnaa Rada EVENING How atxml Dick Butkos and Buhha Smith as humbling op­ eratives who seem to have i can'l remember llte luni wandered lu from "Sheriff time I watt actually looking; Lobo”? forward tn fltr rerun Reason. I Of course. I t iN -k y ’s still a mean. I Just don't know how bloodhound al heart He can't many more laleitted actors I keep limn sticking Ills nose can stand In see waslrd In Into Ihe affairs ol the rich and these new soil Itnlled private- glamorous And l he show can'l eye shows (he networks keep keep from following tillv] with throw inti at us voyeuristic zeal ll‘s )(rltinti |Mtsli|vely dismal One week souic Ixh I v Is taping NBC's "Half-Nelson" stars the sexual escapades al celebri­ lltr (Ine Joe Pescl ol ’‘K.igflitu ty parties and blackmailing the Bull" as a si reel Wise New York participants Another week, a eop named ItiK-ky Nelson who inmkv Illness iiislnietor dies In becomes an operative for a Ihe Itcdroom ot a gorgeous slick Beverly Hills private set u- married clleitl rtty out ill Hall Nelson manages lo ABC'S "Me ft Mom" oilers leave you ftelltig lx>lh Ixired l.lsa Kllhac ol "Beverly Hills and soiled Cop" as an upscale San Fran­ Kale Morgan on "Me A Mom" cisco crlmlnolofiisl nnmrd Kate Is clraiticul. cole, jilticky. Morgan Holland Taylor plays single and struggling lo he her socialite mother anti — taken seriously as a delecllve somehow — partner. Tin* grcoi I his may sound iamlUap II yon James Karl Jones is also on ever happen in have seen hand, wiih 111lie lodo "Mcmlnglnn Slct-lc." In "Ilalf-Ncison." H o IIvwimhI Her jtariner Is Lou Oartteld lias iKinghl I he story ol Hocky (Jonesl. who used lo I m- on Ihe Nelscms New York enplods police force w ill) her dad ItiM-ky conies west in ihe liop< Business, however. Ispixir. ol |Ntrlraying hlmsHl on screen, K n le r tier m o m , Z c n a hoi washes nnt tiecause of Ills "M om ’s hobby Is Ix-lug very size "How ran I I k- loo short to rich," says Kale. "Three mil ol play myself?" he wonders lour divorces saw lo lhal." He decides tn slick around lor Zrna decides In pitch In She as long as ti takes to liectime a helps with the lease She helpt movie star. A sludio eop he lo pui ihe partners In ttnich knows Is p a rt-o w n rr of a with some well-heeled cllcnls. private security agency called Site thinks ibis Is all so very, iteverly Hills I’alrol t'hesler very much fun (Fred W illiamson) runs the Mostly, she wears mink ami show. HfM-ky signs on keeps trying lo gel Kale to go It's a great deal. Whenever he shopping with her. Kale gels needs a tux or a |mllre millorrn exasperated. So do we. I'cxir or a limn, he Just goes on thc Lou sorl ol hovrrs on Ihe loi and borrows one. IMTlphcry. In one episode, his For digs, he crashes lu the lilggesi Job Is bringing Kale a guest house ol one ol the thermos ol soup while she nils agency's owners, Dean Martin, In her ear on a slakeoul. The who uetnully appears In Ihe iap|Mirl Is lolully missing wllh show playing himself. Ibis one. So Is Ihe energy More gimmicks? How nhnnl Everyone just seems lo he Rocky's mean, ugly lillle dog'.'1 going thiimgh the motions Or his old convertible with the I'd rather wnirh a rerun of "I I.UV L A " license plales? "Magnum. IM." S u c c e s s O l P e r e n n ia l C e lla r D w e lle r N B C W a s T h e S u r p r is e O f T V S e a s o n NKW YORK (U l'll — CBS won the Nielsen prime lime rulings 805 n NBA BABKEYBALL PfoyoR racr for Ihe MIH4 H5 television season that ended Sunday — Its slxlii conBCCUtlve win — hut 10:30 O NBA BASKETBALL Pieyoft It was NBC lhal made news with Its rise from Ihe cellar lo second place. THURSDAY NIKI not only came In sec­ ond. knocking AIK: Into third AFTEMfOON place for the first lime In IO 200 years, but It also came III first 0 (Ml UNDER BAB. demographlculiy with lls ap­ peal to young uudlrncrs. 10:30 T h rrr were two certllluhle O MBA BASKETBALL hits among the new shows ol the 'H4-'85 season — "The Cosby Show " on NBC and FRIDAY "Murder. She Wrote" on CBS. "Cosby" displaced "Dallas" (CBS) and "Dynasty” IABC). 6:35 Q Monbeef Eiooe af Ihe two nighttime snap operas that had been sharing Ihe No I spot until Bill Coshy came along The Coshy show Increased NBC's audience In lls time slot by 57 percent, according to Young A Kublram advertising agency llgures The Cushy suc­ cess slory in thr Thursday night teat loll slid also tixik I lie network's already ptomlslng Thursday schedule ami gave li a big shot tn the rulings. Cosby was responsible Ior Increasing Ihe success of "Fam ily Ties." which has had a goodly sluirr of uppeumnees In tile lop ID. and tile CosbyTies combo has dimmed I lie jxipulurliy af "Magnum. IM ." "Cheers" and "Night Court" ulv) show Improved ratings, allhough they must go up See RATIXOB. page S �4— Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Friday, April It. i m April 26 FRIDAY CVTM NQ 11:30 MORNING t o (10) OOOO NEIGHBORS O 14 AMERICA S TOP TEN ' I O PRYOR'S PLACE 1000 000 0 ' 4 ) U ) 0 '7 ) 0 new s 11{SS| JEFFERSONS ID 110) M ACHCll / LEMRER NEWSHOUR CD (•) LA VERNE t SHIRLEY 005 I X DOWN TO EARTH 0:30 a f t ) NBC NEWS l| I Q CBS NEWS I? I O ABC MEWS q 111 (14) A O CE CD (4 )0 0 0 0 TIMES 035 11 OOMER RYLE 7 :0 0 0 ( 4> SALC OF THE CENTURY If) a MM MAGAZINE Canity Lighlnar, founder ot Mottiai* Agamal Drunk & ivmfl * ar.hool that I w N i martial t i ll tana to actor* (7 i O JEOPARDY 11) (14) TO O CLOSE EOR CO M TORT Whan h* laaint ha ha* a aon, Maul work* to mpr*** him hut and* up with a turprl** t o I TO) J f AH BHCPHCRO 8 A M IK ICA Th « humor III v itilt Ifia ( ih » lw h i# M S « amp (D (■> HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7 :0 5 11 SANEOflO AN0 SON 730 0 ) 4 ) ENTER!AINM ENT TONIGHT 1 a il mad Ram Oawtiar S O WHEEL O f FORTUNE (71 U 1100 000 NAME TH AT TUNE I I (M ) BENSON ID (10) THIS WEEK WITH CHRIS MORQAN CD (•) ALL IN THE FAMILY 7:35 I I ALL IN THE FAMILY 000 0 ( 4 BEST TIMES Joann* (Janol tatMH) mieinteiprei* Dan* intanPont vvhon ho invtlat h«r lo (pin him it a *<>Ji#>li*ii t(Mj«nam«nt problomi s u m to* Ctwti |()if r«n Dalton) th« Biracani van it mf%tart outlf atr air twad ( I ) O MOVIE Arthur I ha King I Premier*) Mi* (Am UcOowNI Can die* ttargan While wandering thiough tha iuin* ot Blonahanga. a 10th century Amantan woman tala lo Ih* ground and tuddanty hnd* haraalt caught up m tha turtiuiant laalm ot King Arthur • Camatot [J (7 ) O W EBSTER Georg* I* par. tuadad lo mak# a comeback •• a pro toottia* player a m im that ihr oi * Webilar and tppaitt Malha<ma (R |q ill! (M | DALLAS ID (10) WASHINGTON W EEK IN REVIEW U ) It) MOVIE Out Ot Saaaon (I9FSI Call Robert ton. Van**** Radgrar* Old problem* raaurtaca whan format lover* maal again at a ustitdil* roaorl 005 I X MOVIE Gun* Ot Tha timber land' (INTO) Alan Ladd Jaanna Cram loerwpeopte tearing tor tha* land ballla kiggar* who hava parmiaaun lo Uaar a hnitrda 0 30 (7 ) O MR BELVEDERE the kid* bung home a bag lady a* part ot lhatr coneart ad atturl* lo provide b o d and clothing lor tha homatea* ID (FOl WALL STREET WEEK o ( I I MIAMI VICE Crock all and Tubb* arrslt tha *on (Mitchell Lrr.hian*tam] ot an mtar national buwnaa* magnate (Raul Roabtmg) and try lo u*a him lo arpoaa N* la. thee* narcotic* acltytltea |R| (7 O ME t MOM /ana n kid. nappad during tha court# ot an mvartigation Into a highly prohtabte yideitapa prratmg oparallon Q (II; (M l INDEPENDENT NEWS ED <10) TODAY IN THE LEGISLA­ TURE CD (•) POLICE WOMAN 10:05 IX NBA gams 000 9 :3 0 (7 ) O OFF THE RACK A bruagu* loudmouth and Ns late busman par mat a widow bacom* Ih* ratoclard t i n m a n ot * naarty bankrupt lo* An g **** gar mam company (R) 9 5:00 10:30 1100 C l (4 K ! ) Q I D O MEWS H (M l BENNY HILL «D 110* DAVE ALLEN A T LARGE CD (•) NIGHT g a l l e r y 11:30 0 H ) TONIGHT Moat Johnny Car aon Scheduled Sammy Dan* J r , Joftath War am* 5 0 ta x i 1 7 10 ABC NEWS N W H TliN S 1 1 (M ) SANFORD ANO SON CD IS) TWILIGHT /ONE 1300 d) O MOVIE Tha Saraga t* too** (IB )* ) Qaorga C Scott. Trtth Van Darara H U THE SAINT 1 t.(M )R H O O A CD IS) BOXING 12:05 I X NIGHT TRACKS 1230 f j (4 FRIDAY NIGHT VIDEOS VIIteo* by Daryl Ha* 4 John Oata* | Soma Thing* Ar* Batter Lah Un­ said L Wham! ( Everything She Want* *| M k * Jaggar ("lucky In lov# I, Biuca Sptingtlaan I I n on Eva I 1 1 (M| I L O V t LUCY 100 (7 ) U M O W Rad Sktaa Ot Mon­ tana' <tttS/l Richard Wtdmark. Jet tray Huntar 1C IM ) LO R ETTA LYNN IN C O N ­ CERT From Harr ah • in Reno Loratta Lynn *mg* You ra looklri at Country.'' 1 Want lo b* Fraa," Win# Woman and Song * and Coal Miner • Daughter CD (4) M O W Command Oacttton' (tlMSI Clark Oabte Waiter Rtdgson 1:05 IX NIGHT TRACKS 2.00 11 (M l RLfTTST ON THE HITS HP•yncad rendition* ot "Y our* tha On* that I W«nt, I Faal tor You,'' H i m Hi* Ki**," "Heal w avs.” Somawhar* Over tha Rainbow' and “ Tha Devd Want Down lo Oaotgte " 2:05 11 NtQHT TRACKS 2:30 (?) O Limes g I P (M l NEWS 5:05 AFTERNOON 5 25 (7) O STARS MOLLVWOOO ANO THE 0:00 d ) O BLACK AWARENESS (7) U GiGGt TSNORT H OTEL (ft) (M ) EDITOR'S DESK U NEWS (D I D JIM BAKKER 0:30 O d ) O tU IG A N 9 I8LAN0 5 0 THIRTY MINUTES IT : O TENNESSEE TUXEDO 11 |M) IT'S TO U R BUSINESS 6:36 11 BETWEEN THE LINES 7 :0 0 0 ’4) INCREDISLE HULK 1 J O WORLD TOMORROW <71 KKM INCORPORATED (111 (M l JIMMY BWAGGART CD 10 ABBOTT ANO CO STELLO 0 7 :0 5 1X BASEBALL BUNCH 7:30 a 14 1O lL U G A N 8 ISLAND ALEXANDER GOOOBUO0 T S OOOO NEWS MAGAZINE ( T l O KtOSWORLO ( 0 FOCUS (T ) O a> 7:35 1X GET SMART a> 0 05 6:30 t l 4 PINK PANTHER A M ) SONS 1 O OCTAL ONQOANO IF.' U SUPERFR1EN08 LEGE NO ARY SUPER POWERS SHOW IP (M| CISCO KIO tD (10) SQUARE FOOT GARDENWO CD (•) ANGLERS IN ACTION 000 O d > SMURFS 1 O JIM H EN S O N S MUP PET < 7 ) 0 MIGHTY O R SO T8 I P I M ) CD (•> W RESTLING CD (10) FLORIDA HOME GROWN 0:3 0 DUNGEONS ANO ORA <7 U TURBO TIEN CD 1101 FRUGAL GOURMET 9:35 IX WRESTIMO 10:00 d) O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD HftjMMf.il ( 7 ' O DRAGON S LAIR (fC (M ) BIG VALLEY CD 110) MAGIC OF O K PAINTING CD (4) WRESTLING 10:30 1 t (M l GUNSMOKE a l4) ALVW ANO THE CHIP M'UMKA 3:00 (f) O SC008Y-000 MY8TIAIC8 M O W Good Mommg Mi** Do**" |1SSSI Jannitar Jona* Robert Slack _ (10) M A G C OF W A TIR C O L ONS (71 O 3:06 I X NtQHT TRACKS a> |l) M O W Hotd Back The Night (IS M ) John Payne. Mona Fn 3:30 1C (M ) FAMKY AFFAIR 4:00 1C (M l RATTY DUKE 400 I X FRONT TRACKS & 10:35 IX M O W WW Fanny (IM SI Chardon Iten cm Joan Hack*11 A cowboy trte* lo tlay out ot Iroubte ■bte a narr ttonlteraaoman in** to buadanaatt* 11.-00 1 * 4 1 KXX) VIOEO Tl O CBS B TO R Y B M A K Zuc- chmr Animated Bob Kooahan nar­ rate* tha tala ot a aaaaat kaa era*tur a that m i ape* Bom hte 100 cago and ambarka on a March tor hte (7) O SCANT BCOOSY I H (M l W AD, W K O WEST an 4 :3 0 ife (M| MOMTLRSY AQUAMUM A 4:35 too* at a racantty bum aguarha* on Cjrmary Rot* In Monterey. CaM and the pro 1C (M ) DORM OAT CD ID M O W "Yaqte Drum*' ( IM F ) Rod Cameron, Mary C aatta ttocamga. CD (41 M OVIN'ON C J 4 WRESTLING (X) O BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER (?) O ABC WEEKEND Th* Ghotl Ot Thorn#* Xamfit taatra yearold Jamaa Hamton (Snana Stnutkol atumbte* upon • bottla umlammg tha gho*l ol Thoma* Kampa * tTth-cantury *otcar*r aho do** •tranga thing* ahan th* youth rato*** to lo#oa hi* mttructlon* (Pari t ot 7||R|q 11 (M ) M O W Th* InvitibW Tar. ror" (1043) Han* Barody Elten Schater r Whan a actantiat ba coma* abtorbad In hr* nan atparl mini atth mvteibraty ha aim***** • city thrown mio panic mar an imntibte lore* that threaten* th*m ID (M l THE HEARTBREAK TUR ­ TLE A documantary loo* *1 U S and Uaalcan oltorl* lo u a th* Kampa Ridtey *aa turn* horn ra Unction |R) tD ID M O V if Th* Young Phnadal phrant " f 10SD I Paul tteaman Bar bar* Ruth Th* Integrity ot a young Gayar G inatru rental in hi* gaming a praatigarxia potrtion and a baauti tot girl 12:30 S O SATURDAY SUPERCADC (7 O AMERICAN BANOSTANO O 4) BASEBALL Naa York Yank aa* at Chicago Whrt* Soi CD (10) GREAT CHEFS OF NEW ORLEANS 11 NBA BASKETBALL Ptayott gam* 1 30 J O P < x i P o tm o M O UOVIE Tha OunhgMar 118101 O ttQ oty Pack Hatac* WcMtCotl A KpQiliva guntlingar >t laiad by Ih# vacigahji Motha*t ol • rrajfda* vict*n (D HOI JUSTIN WILSON 8 LOLKStKNA COOKIN Praparation ot court bowlbon au Ju«t»n cfn*<*h cNi and calfikh bik ad In « bag 17 I X CIMARRON STRIP (|) O 12:00 100 000 O (4 SNORKS l| O BlSKITTS ( 7 ) 0 8UPERFRICN08 LEGEND­ ARY SUPER POWERS SHOW (U) (M l IMPACT ffi(IO ) LAP OUILTING (0 G E T SMART 200 (5 O AUTO RACING inter national Kara ot Champion* (IROCL bom Dayton* Baach Fla 11) (M l M O W th* Naa Merer tek 11»)l| Jama* Garnar Chart** Frank Th* tegandary Maverick brother* «nd than young cou*m m duiga m a w e t ot tetw rat to con money and ain 1tile r heart 1 CD 0 0 ) 8CASOM8 O f A NAVAJO I hot Turn aiftmuMi Iha ranga o< rtyter tound among three genera tun* ot a Navajo lam#y tvtng on Ar dona a Dehe/it# Plateau 230 CD (I ) MOVIE Tha Red Badge Ot Courage (19Fa| Richard Thoma* Michael Brandon Bated on Ih* novel by Stephan Crane A Cry* War totdwr damonttrala* true courage after panicking in hr* hut enemy encounter 300 ( D O a m a t e u r b o x w g u s .» Yugoaiavta. from 5*r*j*vo Yugo itevte CD I KB LA SEMINA EN LA LEOHUATURA (1) O 3 :3 0 NBA BASKETBALL Playoff ® IM ) TONY BROW NS JOURNAL An mtarvtew with Norman I I But­ ter. now known a* Muhammad Ab­ out A m on* at three man tarvwvg a *te tan lama tor Ih* IM S matter at Malcolm I 3 :3 8 IX WOMEN'S TENNM Tournament Ot Champion* 4 00 ■ (X) GOLF liberty Mutual Lag. and*. Knal round, kva bom Auetki. Tasaa 11 (SStCMMS ■ (M | D C B O N G t THBBUNG COURSE 00 ( ! ) GREATEST AMEFBCAU HERO 4:30 (? ) O 3cnedteted Tha Mariam Gtobatrot­ ter* m New Ortaant Kentucky Dar­ by Tnait b r bom Chur chat Down* m Loutevdte. Ky . a Kentucky Darby S Tn o TH E A L TH MATTERS 500 1 I{Mlsj/ioeo CD (t0 ) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 1X NIGHT TRACKS RlayoR ( U (M| SOS MEWHAHT Ouaal Fradam Oraanbarg. idea praamant. Goldman. Sacha t Co O (1 ) COO*NAME FOAFIR1 A Mala M arti** aaaaaun namad tha lUack Orchrd ha* baan hirat] lo murder Lit Town* (Z ) O BENSON Benton t plan* lo ha«* Kiau* bacom* hw eieculrve aaaialanl ara touted up ahan a nabbtefi wtth poetical Gout is brad instead (R|M IK M IQ W N C Y f f ) (10) O OOO NEJQHBORB BASKETBALL April 27 SATURDAY W M WORLD OF SPORTS CD <*1BA RETT A 5:30 (E (tot WALL STREET WEEK Gu**t Yradanc Oraanbarg, rtc# praardant. Goldman. 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Jody Collin* Otar-.a rtoaa (ViterrlM | 11: (M l BUCK ROGERS CD (10) SMITHSONIAN W ORLD featured errhaaoiogirt* diacovarw* about Cualar • dateat at Little Bighorn tha Me and work ot tha Itthcantury American painter Thoma* (akin* q CD (I) TALES FftOU THE DARKS E X A euuld-b* teteviaion arnar * tatephona anteanng mactun* aaaumaa a mnd and votoa ot It* own that teed to conlution 7:30 0 4 FLORIDA'S W ATCHING CD III H U N T GALLERY 6:00 O DiFF BENT S TR O K E S Drummond auura* Sam that a tonukactomy It nothing lo tear, but Whan minor aurgary on a knaa I* Drummond* 1*1* Ih# table* ar* turned (R iq ll> O CHARLES IN CHARGE Chart** reycuaa Dougla* bom lb* thro** ol an urajurtad romance ahan th* lad t*llt head over baeta lor ih* tad cantered Emd (R) ( D U T J HOOKER Hooker dlacovar* tha burn* doubt* VI* ot a lean «g* prortrtut* |JM Whrttoa) aho bacom** a murder target in th# rad light dlMnct (R )q 1S (SS| MOVIE Angat Du.tad " (1941) Jean Slapteton. John Putch * — a-lo-do t*m*y lacaa tragedy ahan a ton *moka* m«t|uana tecart anth angat dual t o (tot SHAKESPEARE PLATE "Tttu* A nd rom cut ' Tra y o r Peacoc* Anna Carder Martha* tilean Atkin* and Edward Hardwick# •ter m Ihr* tragedy ot |**Joitey. tort ravenge In anctent Roma q CD IS) MOVIE "COM Turkey" j ||) |i Otck Van Dyke, Ptpp* Scott A •ma* town taemg b*nkn«tcy ate win SZS te ton F *4 ol It* Inhabit­ ant* can <to« *moamg tor 10 day* 0:35 1X BASEBALL Atlanta Braver *i Houtton Attro* 0:00 O ( J ) HUNTER Huntar and McCai embark on ■ add March lor a au« peeled bank robber aho I* rumored to ba th* target ot a racantty arrived hffman (R) ( 1 ) 0 AJFtWOLF (2) O LOVE BOAT A married woman ***** revenge egamrt h*r hutband by having an affair with another man. a •artoua-mmoad conaumar advocate threaten* to re veal a tcandai it hi* ad* go** to work tor a cookie manufacturer Gopher and laaac tuapact Judy 1 lataal baau may hay* a dubiout P*»l |H )q 10:00 O (41 NBC WHITE PAPER Vwl nam Laaaona Ot A lo t! War" Hott Marvin Katb look* at Ih* aky* American* attituda* toward th* war In South***! Alia and toward each other have changed during in* past tlacjftdNii ( I ) O COVER UP A modal • boybund give* DanF t ctoa lo th* aharaabout* ot a miaaing computer due |u*l bat or* ba dte* (R) (? ) O FINDER O F LO ST LOVES An attractive woman (C o m * Sella' r ai degreered over her hutband t death, mnleee* Cary • attempt* to contote bar at * irgn of altection |R )q 1 1 (IS ) INDEPENDENT NEWS CD (■) h a w k 10:30 I D (14) RETIREMENT THE C l OR­ EST THING TO HEAVEN? M o tt Georg* Wilton with guart* mckrd Vtg Congretatnan Claud* Pappar dracute** tha planning nbcaatery lor auc realtor latvamanl along arm tom* at the pnfaB* m reaching that ten* ot Me f f l(IO ) MONTY PYTHON S FLYING CIRCUS 11:00 0 ( 4 ) ( D 0 ( E 0 new s I I ) (14) PUTTIN' ON THE HITS Lip ayncad rendition* ot Baby Im t Star," "W* Belong" "Btg Bad John," "Sharp Dratted Man Harm Dotty and ' Shout " ffl (10) MONTY PYTHO N S FLYING CIRCUS CD (S| HONEYMOONERS 11:20 I X M O H T TRACKS: CHART BUS­ TERS 11:30 O ® SATUROAV NIGHT LfVI Hott Kathlaan Turner Muwcat guart John Waite (' Miawng you." ’ fteahae* t (R) ( S a STAR SEARCH Guart* Bar bar* Eden, tterbw Hancock |R| ( D O U F IS T Y L E S OF THE RICH ANO FAMOUS Interview* wtth Mor gan Brittany, Abby Oatlon. hotel and caatno owner Stay* Wynn Rtc* Jamaa TM Babttonta and Randy Gardner, actraa* La* Meredith |R) (II) (IS ) M O V * Th* W « 0» Th# World*" ( l » U ) Gan* Barry Amt nobifion CD (S) M O V * Pttantaam (t»T ») Mtchaal Baldwtn. Angu* Scnmm 12:20 I X N O H T TRACK* 12:30 ® O M O V * M* Know* Your* Alone' |tSSO) Don Scardmo CaRkn OHaanay , ® O M O V * Fottow Th* Sun (ISSt)Gterw Ford. Ann# Bail* 1:00 font****. 1:05 12 M O H T TRACKS 1:25 _ a IS) M O V * -Th # Sb*n*M ( 1944) Victor Buono. Oten* S*r*» 2:05 32 M O H T TR ACKS « 805 W FMHBT WITH ORLANDO W K - 2:30 ® O M O V * W atuM" (1***> George Montgomery, Tpn# EH uemw.tn* nap* Jo “ "Star FNE* attach 1 1 O E / R Admire* • * * * » woo* Dr SJW N M t tint arte nan* tr -------- 1 (R) 3 .4 » _ U G 4) M O V * "Ttte Dean FMroT ( I t M l Errol Flynn. Oavtd ?••*•*_ ■ (S) M O V * "Tlte Sorterart (IM F ) Sort* Karlott. CaPtw"* e#Y 3 .0 6 IX MOHT TRACKS �SUNDAY MORFaNO April 28 505 11 MQHT TRACKS 5 25 Tl U (TA R S H O U V W O O O AMO T M i I t PSID A N N L BOONE 11:30 ( ! O SLACK AWARENESS (7 > O THIS WEEK WITH 0AV 10 ifVNKLFY ffl (10) GOURMET COOK WO d l (I) CAROL BURNETT AMO TRENDS 930 CD l»0t FTRPaO IPNf ShotAd Tha Tad Ba TantadT Guaata Praaton J ) O M O W Braaar iPranuaral Martn n a chauman Tadaral Ra- Cart Waathora Joaaph Bottoms A aarva Syatam acononuat Marbart •atar an cop and hrt young partnor bacoma ambroaad w a murdar caaa Staat wtoNtng tha gattary aortd ol muaK d l (SI b a r e t t a ndaoa and adtft hunt g 535 fl < rs COMPANY O LAM ANO TOO ’ O A O M C U L T U R tU S A II (16) M R ACT 11 neyye a i i i fo cu s 630 HARMONY AMO ORACE 1 O SPfCTRUM ’ O YICWROINT OR NUTRITION II |11|Y* V ORAMT ( 1) It) ABBOTT AMO C O S TE LL O 700 a 4 nO R IO A S WATCHING ART rtSTTVAl 5 O ROBERT SCHULLER ' U FKTTJRE OF HEALTH I I (IS)BfNHAOCN 11 WORLD TOMORROW CD III JAMES ROBISON 7:30 ’ O ESSENCE OR TELEVTSIOM 11061 ( J DA MILLS 11 (T IS WRITTEN CD III W V GRANT 0 ( t SCENE O f THE CRIME at 1200 Q 4 MCLAUGHLIN GROUP ) O MORE REAL PEOPLE 11 (M l MOVIE T ha 100 Spariana (IM J) Richard Egan Raipn (Vch ardacn Aa Paraia a mghty army adrancaa 100 Spartan acWPara guard tha paaa at Tharmopytaa CO ( tot OOOO NEIGHBORS O (I) MOVIE It Harnmhouta (IB74I Chartaa Grodm Carxhca Bargan A bwamaatman-lurnad* bcagiar and a twrad aooaaia that langt tha acrid a graatast aacMity lyalam « ordar to ataai a hvluna 4 V O C E O f VICTORY 1 O REA HUMBARO ’ O BOS JONES ’ ' (M l WOOOT WOOORCCKER ® ( 10) SESAME STREET (R | g 11 ALVIN AMO THE CMIRMUNKS ( B i l l (U ffA fR K N O * U 6 30 4 SUNOATMASS 5 O OAT O f O B C O V tR Y ’ 0 ORAL ROBERTS I I (M lP O R K Y PW 11 BUGS BUNNY AMO TRIE NOS d ) (D RAINBOW BMTTE A/umatad A hk ik q 9*1 MIR MWLlal p o M H "»«*•* lt<» *o><d baaut.’v) MIR c d - O (I) 4 M E rT T H E PRESS O EJtOTPtO WORLD Of SPEED ANO IEAUTV (71 O WALL STREET JOURNAL ffl 110) HEALTH M ATTERS d >O 100 NBA BASKET BALL PlsyOft (1; u DIALOGUE WITH BILL NEL­ SON ID (101 MASTERPIECE THEATRE AJ Tor lorn A ltM tg»! aho Lataa hat ataaryN on a aoman a magam lacsa ahattarsd lomanfcc draama during a brat holiday at Franco :J 1:30 (1 d lORatE GREENES NEW «aa rNRNFSS (7 Q MLl DANCE OUTDOORS 1:50 12 M O W Young Ft*y I 'M i l Rory Caftont Vagma Mayo A gtataangar Racovara that ha son a 01 2 00 900 0 4 WORLD TOMORROW 1 O SUNDAY MORNING S c * «J o*d (*oN* ol Boston Csflics Kxxittaat** JoN**r Mott. ttva* camsramsn tktcua* IMS* ••[mmncm cow ing IDs Volnsm War 7j O f ir s t p r e s s y t e r i a m C H J R C H O f ORLAMOO 11 (M l TRANSFORMERS IKR PAJNTMO CERAMICS (I I VOLTRQN. OEFENOER O f THE UM VIRSE S 930 4 VIBRATIONS O SPEAK EASY H (M l PWN PANTHER ® | 101JOVOP PA M TM O d ) III M SPECTOR OAO Q ET O 1 „ 1Z AMOY (M FFTTM 1000 ■ 41 TAKM Q ADVANTAGE ' O rr a w R n T iN 11 (M l M O V * Ocn t Go Nat* T Rs WMsr ' (tM F I Gunn Ford O n &CMS CXxmg World War I, tn* ^ ■ w is n d e o4• iw s puMc rsM* sons m l on « South Pscitlc aland Rsa t dfftaR m is laspmg Ms outM nt la n I M t w a g iruaAt* Pom apsi •*<« apart M im aaama [ j ffl (M l MAGIC O f DECORATIVE PAM TM Q a (11 O UVEN TWIST AmmsMd (scspmg Pam • enrol •ggranacaan orphan lad* w ad* a ba nt #* P t ia a and • SaPiandad by on* at Na n t n a mho <aunnaa Run aadi N* 'tal lam** g O ( £ MOV* Tha Ctambar * (iSNiJanaaCaan. PautSorano A yotatg (r olaaior taacmaiad by gambung lart Oaapty aito dabt (7 O OPS • THE USfL lit (M l M O W ' OomP |tSSt| Da ad Janaaan Waltar wtnthaa A yotatg atoasaty on a Hup ot Ga ralurrang homt ga*a noaoraty tahan an act ot Congraaa grants turn cru CD (M l MASTERPIECE THEATRE ' AJ For lo w ' ARtf tha daoth ot bar donwaartng mothar a aoman act apt t a paying guaat mto hsr houaa and bacomaa moeaaet^y londotNra g d> (St EMPIRE. BtC Murtroa (Kan par aortal taov* by Na cMWan mhor hm cauyniar Amy (Mitch Mari*i| (oma wa Taaoat party and aon Lar­ ry IJoaapn Aagtari atacta to Warn Wa tuawaaa and alland maWt al school (Pirt 1 ot 1) 2:30 d ) O US Fl FOOTBALL BaRmora Slara at Tamoa Bat RmxMa 3:00 a (W ) DOMMAim ANO THE C l I V I L A N O O R C H E S T R A At CM i aland a Sawtanoa Had. Wa or chaakal naa maaatro O na io pti ton Ocfwanyt conducts Barg a \R»ajhat h arPnan and W u n a n n a Sacond Symphony 3:30 d) O NBA BASKETBALL PM»ofl 10:30 a LUCE ANT ALLY . HOC with tha holp ot a Ocma board! apart a achammg aria plana to nrarrt hot a*ng iMaband a (Stuart Whitman) r 705 12 SASCSALL Atlanta Brarat at Houalon Aatroa 7:3 0 a I ) PUNKY BREWSTER Monry commits tha cardwal array ot wroorwg i * n PtfWy l aaamrngN (R) I t (M l PtOEPENOENT NEWS (D P0| MASTERPIECE THEATRE Ad For Low Attar a ttrangar a caught tltaa-g agga Pom tha Kmg lamay ho bacomaa tha* raapoc tad Nradhand y 1020 12 DAY OF DISCOVERY 1030 I f (M lB O B NFYYMART a l (SI SAVWG SOCIAL SECURITY ANO MEDICARE A taperr on ahorts to praaarw Wa Pnanciaty aawg So­ cial 5acc**y and Mart-car a pro­ grams Hoot Corns Graana a (otnod by lormar Castor ma ccr^raaaman . m a r Rooaaiari San Mara Hal iw d (R Ora I Rap *rv)-a* Jacobs iD P td ) and Rap CUuda Pappar (D -Flal 10 50 O -*WWY FAL WELL 1100 0 4) J 0 (7 ) 0 new s I I (M lSANFORD ANO SON (D (10) ADAM SMITHS MONEY WORLO Guaata Warran BuNalt tha* m«n Bara ah*a Malhaaay. pnran wwatora John M t ampul on and Robart waaon ( D i d MONEY MOONERS 1130 O ( I ) ENTIRTAMMENT THtB WEEK laaiurad Char aacuaaaa Pm rote in M a n ‘ (S) O M O W Claanor And Trana- an ’ (ISTSl Jan* Alaaandar Edvard uaparabH Oua (R) 440 d ) GOLF Ubarty Mutual LagB M A M round » w Pam l l j O AT THE M O W S Vchadulad Rogar (ban and Gan* Sraaa ranaa Sites and Cal a ly « 600 a <|l rN tO H T R C E R U c h M and 11 (MICHtCO ANO THE MAN (• IS) M O W Tha Brgamrti KITT a*1 a poychwlnat lurnad >anchor baatg naatiad by tocaM IISSlI Joan Fontama mho ara trying to Waart hay aNorta 10 bead a cantor lor Oban daan 1150 Quanta |R) OPEN UP ltdarty Abuaa (I ) O MURDER. SHE WROTE boborl Butiar M 0 SuMvrdar r a n at th* mnga aa a D . Congraaa atago lagand a coaaad out ol raura- ranna SiammaU. want to alar a • paay ash kar man Clauds Pappar iD -f l) dau^rtar |R) ® o MOW BroWar»*t-laa iPrarruaral Mac Dwrta joa C orlaaa A Srgpaay patrolman ami a trues ar aa. yo*i lore** M Ouhar) a danoua tycoon and N* tWy Ranchman g T ( (M l C H A R U T B A N G E U (Jt ( 10) NATURE TP* Fughr O l Tha Condor' vanoawa or aiadwi along d a Amaton ara naa ad surpng at at* nvar • aoc*ca ai Ecuador and Lodomng da coc**a M Pi* pwgM (Pori lo t i i y 0 IS) M O W Toaard TP* U w inovn (IS M ) W**am HoMon. Lloyd Natan A pool araampu la gan w* raapad ot Pa* I d o»*r g - 1200 (Tj O START O f SOMETtaNG SKI I t (M l WKD KMOOOM Saart pop wg a throat to reman salary ar* 12:30 a<t)EAMTABYaiAM0 12:50 B JRSMY SWAGGART 1O0 (7 Q M O V * Oh Manl Oh. Woma rf (I M F ) Taaty Randad. Gmga> Angara O IS) THE AVENGERS 1:60 8 MOW Moaambtpua (M ) KAWLS FTVt -0 (S IM E T C N • ( 10) A GREAT A M IN C JL M H O - 430 OSSSl KnaR 940 d) O CRAZY UM a FOX Harry maul aclruilta* ll Pt* god Tm 8 E v e n in g H e ra ld S a n fo rd . F I. F r i d a y , A p r i l IS . I S U —5 G O GUIDE ('la-isle fit Auto Show and swap meet. April 26,27. and 28. s|MtnH<i(rd by I hr Kolary *'lists of Sanford H rr.ikl.iM Admission $1. Chlldrrn under 12 frrr. Registration for ears Friday. 1-5 p in 0|>rn to public 1) to 5. Saturday: U-4 on Sunday, Sanford Lake front. Spaghetti dinner, noon fo 41 p m .. Sanford C lvlr Center bailee w lih music of 30s through 5()s. 7 p m . Saturday. Sanford Civic Center Unfits: An American Heritage e x h ib it sponsored by the Florida Cabin Fever Unlit Club. Orange County Museum, H|2 Rollins Si.. Ia n I) Haven Park. Orlando. April 23 to May 5. Hours 10 4. Tuesday through Friday: 2 5 p m Saturday and Sunday. Open to the public. Sanford (yardrii Club Flower Show. Patterns and Parches. April 20. 27 and 28 at ihe rluhhonse on U S Highway 17-92 and Fairm ont Ave., Sanford Mount 2*5 Friday. 11» r» Saturday. 1-4 p in . Sunday Free to liie public. Paintings and wulereolors by A m e ric a n Im p re s s io n is ts , through Mav 3. at l.och Haven Art Center. 2410 N Mills Ave . Orlando. Admission charge Also, a tree exhibit through April 20. features Ihe works of 17 Chicago arlIsis Hours 10 5. Tuesday through Friday; noon lo 5 p m , Saturday: 2 5 p m Sunday. Oenerul Sanford Museum and Library. Furl Mellon Park. 520 K First St . Sanford. 2 5 p m . . S u nduy . W rd n c tday.Thursday, and Friday. Seminole County Museum. H ig h w a y 1 7-92 ut H ush. I t o u l r v u r d . In o ld A g rl* CrnterACoimty Home building. 2 4 p m Sunday, and 9 a m to I p i i i . Monday through Fri­ day. Call 321-2489 lor evening and ulirmoott appointments. Central Florida /.(Miloglcal Park. Highway 17-92. Lake Monroe. o |h - i i every day 9-5 Picnic facilities. C l I* M a y D a y H r u n c It s p o n s o r e d by S a n fo rd Woman's Club. 8 30 a m. to I 30 p m . Sa n ford C ly lc Center. Sanford Avenue at Seminole Houtcvurd For ticket Information call lla/rl Cash at 322 1425 ()|>cn lo the public. Festival on the tirren Arts and ('rails. 10 a m. to 5 p in.. Saturday. May 5. Allamonle Chapcl. State Ro.nl 430 und Forest A ven u e, Altum oulc Springs Antique (kill Show and afternoon lea. I 5 p m Donation 92 50 Exhibitors wanted, call 339 9658. A riM ty in ih r Country arts and cralls show s|Ninsorc(1 by Lake Mary ('handier uf Coni­ in e m r M ,i v 1 5 . I (I -l downtown Lake Marv O r la n d o I n t e r n a t i o n a l Arlslrsl '85. April 27 and 28. It) city hliN-ks ol downtown Orlando climaxed by twilight s y m p h o n y eoucerl and f i r e w o r k s a I L a k e Kol a Hundihrll Ethnic rnlrrtalnincnl Free to thr public. The CarjH-nlrr s Shop Coffee House, 8 p .m . May 4 ut Sanlotd Woman's Club. 300 S. Oak A vc., Sunlord Frrr ail mission anil refreshments, (iu rs l artists. " H lr s s ln g ." S|Miiisorrd hy Sanlord House ol Praise. O W M O H T GALLERY Gaorga Cartn iN ahood |R) 1035 _____11300 700 a D SEVER SPOONS Edward a drill stand at tha thought that ha ai trda Iratyn may ramarry and mow *4o tha houaa naat door |R) 1 O « MINUTES if O RIPLEY'S BELIEVE IT OR NOT) Tha ananary to aWathor Joan ot Arc naa actuaPy bonad at tha Mass and f Oaorga Waarwtglon t laath aara raaPy mada ot aood Aiao a mania and phywcai taat that raducaa 100 con)aalanil to tao |R|[J I t (M l FAME C f o ryurta school a' lar thru ar tat an unlatorabH ra­ re** ol hay concart parlor manca ID (10) AUSTW CITY UPHTS Faa k*ad Larry Gatan and tha Gatan Brothara ( Houalon to Oantar* -AS tha Gold *1 CaMuruo l Narwi Gr ftith ( laat ol tha Tnaa ft* aarart" Onca at a Vary Burn Moon ) d> IS) TALES FROM THE DARK ll) O TRAPPER JOHN. M 0 Tiappar a aa « 4a paraublaa h«n to accapt tha* aon aa an wtam at San Ttanciaca Mamonar attar hrt caprtaoua ban*nor raacdta at tut rayoclo r Pom anothar hoaprtat« ataft ■ <D TOMQMT BM0W COMEOL by Joan a Mann 1 O FACE TME H A T C N i f U FIRST BARUBT CMURCM 8 1M l AL 0NA CMPtA • r4 WRESTUNO 635 12 WILD, WILD WORLD O f AML Murdar on tha Had Shad a atnaaa gc*u iMehada Phmptl * inurdarsd anar puttmg bar haarth tc a up ter tan In Daad Wrong, a aoman ancountart dauPy larror aha* racaiummg on a hoped ta­ 12 CO USTEAU I m o p p ets 3 M O W P a rt Yam wagon IlSSSt Lao Marsm. Cam (aatanod (Ana'S f*a Goad N a R days m CaaPuma, a pan at praapacaart aRara a **N tough) Pam a Mormon at an 630 a 4l NBC NEWS (J O CSS NEWS (/ O Aflc NEWS rj 3:25 1005 12 0000 NEWS 600 • (D ® 0 (D O i« w t SI |M|ORU 2LY ADAMS O ) ( 10) NATURE O f THPaGB 0 (I) VEGAS 1230 800 0 1000 EVENING I 0 4 950 12 SPORTS PAGE 12 WRESTLPtQ AFTERNOON 600 '-ra t Ot Shartoca Moamaa ' and Watson bacoma ambroaad w a Chnatmaa Day capar wwNtng a trc a n al a r t stotan Pom a cot*4- 5:00 ( j : 0 THPtTY MINUTES o i l ) 0|NEW TECH TIMES 500 1t (Ml news TTL A loot at L Irmnaga a a m y ►tat hotal that boaatt top-notch raalacaanu guaaty art and root lap rrtmcal portarmancoa at acnaal I T (M )OLSNCV • (M l MYBTMdYT 450 Tha Adw n- S WORLD A T L A M E ...Ratings Continued from page 3 against ( IIS's winning "Simon Ai S im o n " T h r evening ends for NIIC with the critically acclaimed 'Hill Slrret Hines." which la up against the more populur "Knots lamdlng" on CHS. Other shows with which NIK' lias had surress this year Include " T V Hloopcrs and Practical Jokes." "R iptide." "Remington Steele," "Highway to H eaven" and the wnllreceived rnualrally op lo dale "Miami Vice." The good news for NHC Is primarily ut the expense of AHC, which Is having a dlfDcidt lim e putting together suc­ cessful b l o c s of programming ll ham only scattered successes, except for Wednesday nights when "Dynasty" und "Hotel" are solid hits. NHC has taken over the young audience that once belonged to AHC. The NHC Cinderella story has Its appeal, hut nn the bottom line It la still a CHS ballgamr. CHS continues lo be thr m ost-watched network, d r- liver lug the largest audience, wit ft the most shows lor Ihe season In Ihe top IO and lop 20 — and Ihe fewest In Ihr ImiIIoiii 20 The No 1 network'll assets Include "Murder. She Wrole." D allas." I .tic o n < rest Simon*** "B O Mi n n i e s . " "Crazy Like a Fox." "Kale A Alllr." "Cagney A l«acry" and "Knots.” The aging "Trapper John. M l).." Is delivering solid Nielsen scores, thanks lo Ihe IMipularlly of "Murder" and "Fox ' as Irudlns One us|H*d of ihr current season that may have an Imp.n t on next year's schedule* — (lie relatively poor showing of mlnlsrrle* anti special pro­ grams. Last year "Th e Gambler: The Advrnlurr Continues" won u 44 percent shurr ol Ihe au­ dience for CHS. while "Lace" gave AIK! a 43 (M-rcrnt share This year mlnlsrrlrs have not p e r f o r med n ea r l y so I m ­ pressively. "The results of Ihe current ratings race are essentially based on thr performance nf continuing series." according In a report from Young A Kubkam. �4— Evening Herald, Senlord, FI. Friday, April 14, I t U Daytime Schedule 5 :0 0 I D (16) NEWS 11 AGRICULTURE U S A (71 O STARS 6 :2 5 HOLLYWOOO AMO TH1 6 '3 0 O f<) r s COUNTRY <11 J1UUY 8WAOQART 6:00 O (4> N « c N e w s AT SONfVSS (1) o MORNING s t r e t c h (? ) C l EYEW ITNESS d a y b r e a k 1 1 (M ) O O OO DAY! 11 N e w s 0 ) lit JIM BAKKER 6 :3 0 0 ( 4 ) NEWS (!) O CBS EARLY MORNING NEWS ( 7 J U ABC NEWS THIS MORNIFfO Vl (M )P O P E Y E 6:35 11 FU N TIUE 649 (7 ) C l EYEWTTNESS DAYBREAK I d (10) A M WEATHER 700 a ® TODAY ' l l O CSS UORHINO NEWS (7 1O OOOO M ORMHQ AMERICA ID (M )F lIN TS TO N E S ffl(tO ) FARM DAY ( 2 (•) SURERFIMNOS (D 1 10) SESAME STR EET □ ( 2 |l) PARTRIOOE FAMILY' 7 :1 5 ■ I I tot A M WEATHER Q (4) DOVE CO NNECTION O il* )H E R E ’S LUCY 7 :3 0 1 T l(M ) TOM ANO JERRY I 10)SESAME S T R E E T □ (S| INSPECTOR O AO O S T S 600 1 D(M ) WOODY WOOORECKER ( 2 (E| MCATHCUFF 600 O ' l x l l O I 7 | Q NEWS I D (M l JEFFERSON8 O ) (10) M ACNEIl / LEHRER NEWSHOUR (O (E) LA VERNE 4 BHIRIEY 6 :0 5 I I BEVERLY MILL BILLIES 6 :3 0 0 < 4 ) NBC NEWS I I I O CBS NEWS I FI d ABC NEWS r j I D (M ) ALICE ( 2 ( 0 0 0 0 0 TIMES 6 35 I I SAFE AT HOME 7 :0 0 O (4) SALE OP THE CENTURY I f ) O P M MAGAZINE A Hu h w love tlnry, • mrtkltN taut ot A l t i l i t Dene* Peik ( » I O JEOPARDY I I I |U| TO O CLOSE FOR COM ­ FORT When en attractive meteen get (emit In Ihe Ruahea apaitmenl Monroe and Henry provide Tv el aid (10) FLORIDA HOME OROWN (I ) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN S 7 :0 6 12 SANFORD ANO BON 7 :3 0 O (41e n t e r t a i n m e n t t o n i g h t leelured Rubby Benton ( 1 1O W HEEL OP FORTUNE <7) O 1100.000 NAME THAT TUNE ID (M lB E N S O N (2 1 1 ) ALL IN THE FAMILY 7 :3 6 12 ALL M THE FAMILY 800 0 ( 4 ' MOVIE Adam ' |t»SJ) Dan­ iel J Tr event*. JoOelh W auami A nuaamg ched * ibetiaughi perenit leAe elepe to eneure paaeage ot Wgralalon thal wnukl help parent* ol other children who have van■ahed Beeed on ■ true (lory (R) (J ID O SCARECROW ANO MRS KINO H R ie mtlructed lo hnd out who , leaking lop tecrel Inlorme­ lo n lo enemy egenii end lo Neele * double agent who • liv in g up trouble (H| ( I ) o MOV1* Apocetypte Noe ’ (1ft FBI Mellon Brondo. Meilm 12 LUCY SHOW 8:30 Q (4) t im e MACHINE iT j a HOUR MAGAZINE (/I a SALLY JE S S Y RAPHAEL H (M)BFQ VALLEY t i n 10) ELECTIBC COMPANY (R) ( B (* )MAYBERRY U F O 10:30 Q (4) SALE OP TH E CENTURY (T> O FAMILY FEUD I W) « • 1 C O N TA C T (R) Q (•) REAL M CCO YS S 805 USEW nCM EO 6 30 ID (M ) RINK PANTHER II) 1101 MISTER ROOERS (R) 0> (•) FAT ALBERT 835 12 I LOVE LUCY 11:00 O I4) WHEEL OP FORTUNE 111 Q PRICE MRK1HT (7i O ALL-STAR BLTT2 ID |M) EIGHT IS EHOUOH ffl ( 10) WE RE COOKING NOW (B (*) FAMILY BOO April 29 ( 2 ( I ) BOXING Greg Pege vt Tony Tubbe end Jemee llioed v» Tim W eelhertpoon In heevyeieighl boulk. bom Buffalo, N T 5:05 12 MOVIE -Th e Revenger* ' ( IB721 Wrbem Holden Fineel Borgnme A Colorado iirKher ruree Mi prleorvIVl bom a chain gang lo help him hnd the peng thal maaaecied Tea lamdy and daalioyed hie home BOO 111 O KATE 4 ALUS To avoid pay­ ing a huge lent mcreeee. Kale and Able work el convincing The landla­ dy that they re leePy one family |R) 111 (M ) OUINCY ED (I0| AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE "Nighleonge" A Chineae-Vielnameae lehigee ataylng with her fhrtband a mwwgranl l*m»y in New York t Chmaloem kheree their alluggN to bve m ■ new cuRure TJ 9 :3 0 (1 ) a NEWHART Okck la drum bed when Larry bacomee Slepnerue a aullor and ptopoeea to her (R) 1000 t > (4 ) MISSING have yo u SEEN THIS PERSON? David and Meredith baiter Bvney Soal due documentary recreating the reelvta (aeaa of nine mwamg ihndren end aduite Soprualtcated methoda ol aeeichmg lor mating parkona end effoitt lo prevent abduction ol elementary echool children wia be eddteeaed t j 111 O CAGNEY 4 LACEY Chne end Mery Hath etlnea* brtthend Iha le a n t goaiga-on w the garment butweee whan an eilortton threat reauita maraon (Rl 1 1 (M l INOE PE NOE NT NEWS 10:05 12 C O USTEAU MISSISSIPPI RE­ LU CTANT ALLY Jacquee Coualeau and hie learn aipKice (he hiatory. wddbN end paopw ol the aaOO mae Mteaourl Mieereaippl nver ayltem bom We oiiglna to the G U I ol M an co g 10:30 I D (M| BOS NEWHART t1K>0 0 (4 1 (1 1 0 ( 7 ) 0 n e w s 11 (M l BENNY HKL flD ( » ) TODAY B4 THE IS O IB LA TURS ( 2 ISIM O H T GALLERY 11:30 berki an • mreeion up liver wio Ihe Vwtnemeee *ungN lo And end kd e lenegede AWOL Army cfScar who r*e« IraMd e i prevwue ellempli el hie capture (R |g 11) (M ) DALLAS 0 )1 * 0 ) TH E LIVING PLANET: A PORTRAIT OP TH E EARTH An ea- l £ B U T OP CARBON Hoet Johnny Canon Oueela Manana Hartley. 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Vietnam a the enveonment including a auvey ol me eNecle o4 acid ram and the daptebon o4 ram toreala (J 1 1 (M ) SANFORD ANO IO N ( 2 (D TWKJOMT ZONE O AFTERNOON 12:00 nee me la* o( Saigon a mrnn uqo 12 C ATUN S 200 o (41 ANOTHER WORLD ( 7 ) 0 ONE UF* TO LIVE 11 (M ) ANOY QRJFFTTH ffl IW ) JOY O f PAINTING O (4) MIOOAY J |0 ( 7 ) 0 NEWS ID (M | BCWTTCHED fD (10) WH.0ERNCS8 JOURNAL UD ( ! ) MANN1X 2:30 (11 O CAPITOL 11 (M l GREAT SPACE CO ASTER 00 (10) MAGIC OP DECORATIVE PAJNTINQ 12:05 12 PERRY MASON 3:0 0 o <4 SANTA BARBARA J t O GLUCKNO LIGHT (7) O GENERAL HOSPITAL (ft (M ) BUGS BUNNY ( 10) TLORIOABTYLE (S) HEATHCUFF 12:30 O (4) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW (1) O YOUNG ANO THE R U T (7) O LOVING (I t (M | BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 1:00 O (41 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (7) O ALL MY CHILDREN (ft) (M | DICK VAN DYKE S I ( K » FLORIOA HOME OROWN (!>(• ) MOVIE 11:05 a ' 4 ) DIVORCE COURT 111 O DONAHUE (7 Q B A R H A B Y JONES ID (46) WALTONS MONDAY EVE NINO . ID (M l OOMEA PYLE S I 110) PAINTINQ CERAMICS 11:35 8 05 I lM o v t e 10:00 7 :3 5 12 I DREAM O f JEAMNIE O RYAN'S HOPE (10) F lO R IO ASTYLf 1:05 8 3:05 12 BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 330 ffl 110) MISTER ROGERS (R) O ) (*) INSPECTOR G ADG ET 3 :3 5 12 HECKLE ANO JECKLE ANO FRIENOS 11 MOVIE 11:30 f i l l ) SCRABBLE 1200 ill O SIMON 4 S i m o n The Simone come to The aid of e wealthy Houalon aocieble tearching lor the man who left her elendtng at the at­ tar in> 1 D (M ) RHOOA ( 2 (D KOJAK 1 2 :0 5 12 PORTRAIT OP AMERICA TEN­ NESSEE 1 2 :3 0 O (4) LATE NIGHT WITH DAVTO LETTERM AN Oueata pubbaher Malecan Forbae. apecial eHecta eapart Tom Sewn |R) (7 ) O MOLLYWOOO ANO THE STARS (ID (M il LOVE LUCY 1:00 (7) O MOVIE Hammerhead | IM D Vince Edwarda. Judy Geeeon It D (M l LEA V t IT T O BEAVER ffl (I) THE AVENGERS 1:0 5 12 MOVIE "Four Feathery < !» )« ) Ralph Riche#deon. June Duprat 1:10 ( ! ) o MCMILLAN S WIFE A pow­ erful buemeea magnate preeaurea Mac to hnd the murderer ot hi! klam newlywed daughter |R) 1 :3 0 ID (M i SC TV 2:00 1 1 (M l BIZARRE 2 :3 0 ( i ) O C M NEW S NIOHTW ATCH O fM IG U N S M O K E 2 :5 5 (7) O MOVIE Gumahoe " (147J) Albert Finney. Jervce Flute 330 1D (M l FAMILY AFFAIR 12 MOVIE Incident In Sen FranCMCO" |««T0I Richard KHey. Chita CormePy fl I O STAR TREK (7; Q MERV ORIFF1N il] (M )S C O O B Y D O O CD 1*0) s e s a m e s t r e e t g ( 2 ID BUPERFRIENOS 1:30 IJ O AS THE WORLO TURNS 4 00 O 111 UTTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE April 30 TUESDAY EVENING 6:00 0 ( 4 ) (S< O (7) O n e w s 11 (M )JEFFER S O N S f fl (TO) MACNEIL / LEHRER NEWSHOUR ffl (t ) LA VERNE 4 SHIRLEY 5 :0 5 12 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 6 :3 0 O 11 1NBC MEW 9 (1 1O CBS NEWS ( B O ABCNEW Sg ' l l (M ) ALICE ffl (•) O OOO TIMES 6 35 12 OOM ER PYLE 7 .0 0 O (41 SALE OP THE CENTURY I I I O p m MAGAZINE Tony Denla pi adicee tor ■ celebrity c m race the owner* ol • Sen Franctaco clothing •mfrtr* ( 7 ) 0 JEOPARDY ID (M> t o o c l o s e f o r c o m ­ f o r t Ina a grh oF a trip lo Part* beebhree when UurW neada a paeaport and her bath certihcate 'm e a n aha wee adopted ffl <W) NATURE OF THINGS ffl ID HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7 :0 5 12 SANPORO ANO SON 7 :3 0 O ( I ) ENTERTAINM ENT TO M O H T F N lu ftd (? ' O WHEEL OP FORTUNE (7 ) U RENEGADE RAGE: COACH LEE CORBO 11 (M l BENSON a>|D a l l * t h e f a m il y 7 :3 5 12 BASEBALL Atlanta Brevwa at Cincinnati Rad* 'Arthur The King' A Royal Flop NKW YORK lUI'l) - T h r Cainrlol of "Arthur the Klit)(' .is seen on CHS Is neither n brlel nor shlnlnK exsntple ol k 1enlerlatnmrnt and It would lake a lot morr magic than M r11tit s (taltry parlnr tricks lo make (hr movie work. ‘ Ailhttr." slurring Malcolm McDowell In the title role, has been bunging uround Tor several years and has finally come to roost — and lay an egg — tonight al H — alter the odlelal end of the 19H4 H5 television season and before Ihe counting starts tn the important May "sweeps." "Arthur Ihe King" doesn't have enough action or mystic magic to satisfy swords and sorcery fans, and II just plain doesn't have enough subsiancr or good writing for the rest of the audience. One brief shining moment this Is not. 800 0 4: A-TEAM The teem attempt! to atop a crooked union bote bom kucceedmg with hia plan to force a lamify run logging operation out ol buwneea (H ):j Q ) O LUCIE ARNAZ SHOW Larry Love la convinced to try hie luck aa a aongwnter. JR a children turn the •bailment mlo a pretend camparle whde then mother la out or town g ( B O ASC COMEDY SPECIAL Joanna-' A reeolule woman (Cmdy W Miami) bnda employment ea menegar ol a trucking company khortly *h*t moving to New York ft (M i Da l l a s ffl (101 NOVA A bahmd-ihe-tcenet loo* el NASA i women eatrooeutk. Maiming interview* with SaPy Ride M t h iy n Sullivan end Judith Raemck <R)g Q ) (SI MOVIE Detparela Women” (1SZI) Den Haggerty. Susan Sami Jemee Three attractive tamale croobe teem up with an ei -hired gunmen m ordet lo evade a gang ol deeperedoe* 830 ( I ) O JCFFERSONS With Helen end I ante out ol town h » the weekend. George end Tom deviee * plan to eel e world i record g (B O THREE'S A CROW D Jack end Vicby have Ihew romantic weeeend m Acapulco interrupted by a kurpnte announcemenl bom her father |R)g BOO O CD RIPTCC Nick learn* that tome member* ol Fee old htgh•choot loolbae loam are Involved m e diug running buemeea under altack by the mob (R) (J ) O MOVIE ( 1M 0 ) Shatey Mecli Cobum A married couple and ■ pea of young kmgtea ranch partneri m * game of kfe*t,te tempWrg and romenitc revenge ( B U WHO'S THE BOSS? Tony | kpur of the-moment dinner with Angela te compbcaled by the arrNR Other boyfriend (R )g ID (M ) OLANCY f f l (W ) WORLD AT WAR 6 :3 0 ( D O HAS. TO THE CHIEF Obver ••bemg ruced lo hearth by a pretty •PY w e tecurKy R r e o r • hencee • prom may require poetponemerd <d Me etralagic arm* laR* g ftfcOO • a t REUPKJTON S TEELE Over l% e * l ob reelon*. Steel* R corv vmced by te* Former mentor lEbem Zimbeeet J r ) that he ehoutd poto t* e long-loel eon end hee to * m U tmUR orvdoeer eaiat* |R| ( B O MACORUOER S LO U D An 4 :0 5 U FLINTSTONES 4 :3 0 JD (M ) H E-M AN ANO MASTERS OP THE UNIVERSE ffl (D VOLTRON, DEFENDER OP THE UNIVERSE 4 :3 5 U FLINTSTONES 5 :0 0 O (4 1NEW LYW ED GAME t o THREE'S COM PANY ( 7} a i r r s MAKE A DEAL 11 (M ) DUKES OP HAZZAR0 ffl (TO) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ( 2 ( D 1DREAM O f JEJUFNSE 5 :0 5 12 LEAVE TT T O BEAVER 5 :3 0 0 ( 4 PEOPLE'S CO UR T ' D O M 'A*S*H 'I •a NEWS ffl (TO) UNTAM ED WORLD ( 2 ID U O R K ANO MJNOY robber* who wounded Jenny during *ch*»* r ; 1 ) (M ) INDEPENDENT NEWS ffl (10) TO O AY IN TH E LEGISLA­ TURE 0 ) IS) POLICE W OMAN 1 0 :3 0 11 (M ) BOB NEWHART 12 NBA BASKETBALL QMtrm PteyoN 11:00 a '4> a ) a (b o n e w s 11 (M ) BENNY HILL ffl 1101 DAVE ALLEN A T LAROE ( 2 ID n i o h t g a l l e r y 1 1 :3 0 0 ( I - B EST OP CARSON Hoet Johnny Carton Queen Ann-Mergrel. KePy Uonletth. Sue Raney (R) < 1 - 0 TAXI (7 O ABC NEWS NIOHTUNE 1 D (M ) SANFORO ANO SON ffl ID TW XJO HT ZONE 12:00 (1) O PALL G UY A bag man with a •acral identity turn* lo Cofl lor help when he wttnetaea a murder (R) (7) O THE SAINT 11 (M |RHOOA ffl (I) KOJAK 1 2 :3 0 a (4) LATE FRONT WITH 0AVK) LETTERMAN Guaeti amger Huey Lewta, Former racetrack announcer Frad Capoten* comedian Jimmy Aleck |R) 1 D IM ) I LOVE LUCY 1:00 (I ) O M O V « a W es in The Spring Rem (1*70) Ingrid Berg men Anthony Qumo I t (M ) LEAVE FT T O BEAVER 12 M O V * Coeel Of Skeietona'’ •'•411 RKherd Todd, OeN Robert ton ffl (D t h e avengers 1:10 (X) O COLUM BO A kenatoriR cendideit it implicated m the murder ol Ink campaign manager (R) 1 .3 0 12 (M )S C T V 2:00 I t (1») BIZARRE 2 :3 0 OP O CBS NEWS M GHTW ATCM ID (M ) GUNSM OKE (B O 3 :0 0 M O V * AJMgalor " (1440) 12 M O V * "The Man Without A •ody ' 11447) Georg* Couiouria. Robert Hutton 3 :3 0 ID (M ) FAMB.Y AFFAIR 4 :0 0 I D (M| P ATTY DUKE 4 ;3 0 52 (M ) D O R * DAY 4 :4 0 ( B O M O V * U r me.de.Ur o u Rd*' (147J) H R Linden. Tony Lo �Evening Mar aId. Senford. El. Friday, April I*. IHS— 7 Tom Snyder May Return To His Humble Beginnings DEAR DICK — Coaid you tell me What Tom Snyder la doing now? He used to be on late at night, before David Letterm an took over. — E.B., Marahfleld, Wl». Snydrr has had one of those meteoric careers, but some meteors fizzle as quickly as they flare At the moment. Snyder Isn't doing anything that I know of. Hut he is rumored to l>e heading bark to I he news team on the local l-os Angeles NBC station — which Is where he started his meteoric rise. DEAR DICK — Many tim es I have seen on the TV aerlea *'V" that the llsarda eat rats, mice and tarantulae. What do they really eat In place of these things? — E.B., New Albany, Ind. DEAR DICK — Could you se ttle an argument between my alster-ln-law and me. She aaya that the "Beverly H illbillies" came from "Petticoat Junction." I say It's just thst the woman who played Kate on "Petticoat Junction" also played Pearl on "H illbillies." Which one la right? — D.C., Erie, Pa. Well, your sister-in-law Is definitely wrong, and you are partially wrong "Hillbillies" came llrsi — It Tracy In the first two. Kalph Byrd In the second two sturird In 194i2. "I'cltlcoal Junction" started a yrar Start In Scorsese w ill dlrrct Wurrrn Beatty In the lltle later Bea Betuidercl did work bnlli series, as Kale and role of a new Him version of Dick Tracy that starts Pearl, hot (hr main connection is thai I'.ml Henning created twit It series fas well as "Green Acres." later.) filming shortly. DEAR DICK — How Is actors' pay determined Oh. ye of little faith! You honestly think lhal the on daytime soaps. Some characters, like Steve actors don't eat rats, mice and tarantulas? Well, Hardy on "General Hospital," appear only once you're right. Hollywood's special effects people are every couple of weeks. O thers, like Robert wizards at making lifelike vermin out of candy or Scorpio, are on nearly every day. Are they paid bread or whatever looks best. June Chadwick, one of by the amount of time they appear on the air, or ihe leading lizards, told me she was once supposed to by a set amount regardless of how often their eat a worm. They had a bowl of real worms, with a character appears? — R.V., Montague. Mich. couple of candy ones on top for her to swallow. She Il drjx-nds The coni Inning characters arc almost reached In — and. you guessed It — picked out a real all under contract. And those contracts differ, but worm. She had It at her lips before It started to most ol them guarantee the arlor a certain mimtier of wriggle. apprarances. Often, the writers are told by the DEAR DICK — Were there ever films made accounting department to use a particular character about Dick Tracy? If so, who played him In those Itecause lie has “ x" number of appearances left and films? — T.B.. Amarillo, Texas. has lo lx- [laid for them. So they had U-tler use him, Yes. Bark In 1945, somebody had (hr bright Idea of or el.se Ihry'll be paying him for not working, l-cvser making a scries of Dick Tracy movies The first was roles arr paid by union scale; l.e . a certain salary for Dick Tra cy." and It was followed. In the next lew a day player, a cerlaln salary for a more Important vears. by three others Morgan Conway played Dick pari, and so on 11:00 May 1 a ®® a (7) o news WEDNESDAY evening 6:00 k llO IS O NFW 8 (M ) JCFFERSONS ffl H 0 | M A C H ! H / LC H R IS HCWSMOUR CDID LAVERNC t SHIRLEY Q 11 bevirly 6:05 hillbillies 6 :3 0 0 >D NBC NEWS 1 a C S S NEWS if Q ABC N F W lC J 1!(W | ALICE (D (IIO O O O TIMES 6:35 11 (W | BENNY HILL 0 ( 10) TOOAY M TH E LE G IS LA ­ ahowra including "Tha Gong Show." •Tha Naatyaad Gam* and "Tha 11 » « Baauty Shoe toalura aclora •ho m i |u»l bagmmng lha* earaari Moat Chuck Barnt la |omad by Jami# Farr, Bob Eubanka and Jvn langa Q I f : fM ) DALLAS CD (tot DISCOVER: THE WORLD OF SCIENCE Faalurad atoctrone implant a Io aid tha dsal. Mount Sami haian rtvialad, a naa Sight •/mutator, baby la* Q ( D ID MOVIE My Faronta Yaw ( l t d ) Pat*/ 0 TooU, Jaaalca Harp*/ An Ntohokc aa-matinaa idol tut* trouts* coping wth ma pratauraa o l * Ihr* TV pw torm anc* during id a sk o n a gotdan ag * 11 GOWER PYLE 7 .0 0 t l 4 ' SALE OP TH E CENTURY I O p « MAGAZINE 'LAW atiin0 n S q u M V tkty Jack W v M n Craay Lika « Fox ’1 » Q JEOPARDY U (M l T O O C LO S E FOR CO M ­ FORT Two hapUaa brothart ara *w«j by th* Ruth#* to eonvart Ihaa •He mto an apartment to/ Irt* ® H D ANC E N T LIVES Tha xaaga •tuba and hn ion atruggU lo aur"*• • lamina during Tha Yaar ol lha Hmn*. and tha vtoaga a ftnaFy abanOonad Q ® (D h a r r y d a y s a o a m II « 7 :0 5 bamforoamobon r, 7 30 a £ ENTERTAJNMENT TONIGHT laatorad Qana Hackman J O W HEEL O F FORTUNE j' O 1100.000 NAME TH A T tu n e M (M l SEHSON ® ID ALL IN THE PAM AY 11 a l l m th e 7 :3 5 FAMILY 800 D 3 ) highway to heaven Jonathan and Mark maka an anon lo loark a fomanca bataaan a Ihorcughb/ad tramart daugMar HWikn Hunt | and tha ion (John Hammond) ol a c u t * conac k m * n h IFart t o * J ) q I a d o u b l e OARS At tha r*. ol a Cathoac monwgnor Oia"'Ohd and Sraao Irak an mvaaimanl fc' 0* * *ho may ba mvtifvad tn a mwBw 3 l U ANYTHtaao for a laugh •’ wanly < u r< O* lha Baat 0 » Tha CPs k A Barra Shoa* capy kom TV NBA B A SSET B A LL Ptayoh 0:00 0 CD FACTS OF U F l An t** 1l*nd atuntn*. no* • l*mou* author, *>larvlawa Mr* Gan*tt and th* pula tor bar lataal book rj ( E O M O V E Tha H*art O* A Champion Tha Ray Mancinl Story (Pramtar*) Robart Btoka. Doug McKaon Tha alory ol tor mar kghtawght b e in g champ Ray Boom Boom" Uancau. aho** natural abd*y m tha ring •** aiunuftad by lut aaptraliona lo tottoa tn hta lathar a (l) O MIBB HOUYWOOO. MBS Gan* s*dy a m**l*r ol caramonta* tor Ihta taunt compatston m ahich 2S aroman compai* to* H u M U ol Mua Motyaood d X tM IO U B tC Y tD |t01 COM PLEAT GILBERT A W SULLIVAN Tha pnataa O l Pwv tanca earth Mena* and Patar Al­ lan ttar m ton Rory o/ ptrataa. baautiU maidana and a a*y mayor- 3 BEST OF CARSON Hoal Croat1 1 Suianna Pu*n*tla. Uehaat Davit, Ed Bagtty Ji |R| I ) O TAXI (7 >U ABC NEWS W O H TU N E l (M l SANFORD A N 0 BON TZONE iD(DTWILIGH12:00 r j l a MA0NUM, PL A IJ yaar old baaaatba* ahu harp* Magnum to* bar local par an It pochat. picking •cam (R) 1 O th e s a in t I IMIRHOOA (D ACUAA 8:05 ax 12:30 0 3 LATE M O H T WITH DAVE) LETTERMAN Guaalt tut Cotby Cal nar n a G rant O n vat unuauat (trail Lairy "Bud Matman, aaaopnorval Sadao Watanaba (R| 11 (M il LOVE LUCY 1:00 (7 ) Q MOVIE "Down To Tha Saa to Ship* ( 1*4*1 Orchard Wldmark. 1 tonal Barrymora I t (M l CHILDREN R UN M N 0 OUT O FTB JE <1X M O W "Tha M acornbar ARab ’ ( 1*47) Gragory Pact Robart Fraa0 (D THE AVEMOCR8 1:10 ( ] ) o M O W And Your Mama U Jonah 11*7*) Salty Strutlwrt. Jam** Wood* 2:00 ,H (14) BIZARRE 2:30 11) O CBS NEWS M OHTW ATCM 11 (IS)OUNBM ORE 0:30 a ® BARA Roy maatt nar Prmca Cnarmmg H u n g a parlormarea c* r./k r___*____ JHLa.** . 1 t*v^. h a.LLml a® 1000 « T . ELSEWHERE AutchUn CUr maaa* a lough Oaoa/on during th* nurtaa tin t# Ehrkch auto# • tricky operation. Marlin ra a#«ua»y iiM u t t t d ft ^ a i (A) I |S(U | INOE PENCE NT NEWS O ) (*) POLICE WOMAN 1030 I I (M l BOB NEWHART IX NBA BASKETBALL gama Playph EVEHiNG 11:30 Johnny Carton 1J 2:55 M O W Haro Coma* Mr Jor­ dan (1*41) Rob*rt Montgonury. 3:10 fl ) O M O W RapoH To Tha Com m uaronar" |) » 7S | M ehaal M onariy. 5uaao B uaaiy 3 :3 0 I I (IS )FAMRY AFFAIR 4 :0 0 H (M l FATTY DUKE 4 :3 0 I I (M l DOWS DAY The dale generally assigned lo that historic event Is 1927. although li wasn’t an Immediate thing "The Jazz Singer'' was made In 1927 and most Him historians consider that the first real talking picture Hut there were some attempts liefore lhal. And even after that, some silent lllms wrre released. So you can't pinpoint a precise dale Hot 1927 Is pretty rinse DEAR DICK — Every time I watch "Dallas," I try to remember what TV ahow I've seen Donna Reed In. I'm sure It's not "The Parmer's Daughter." Please tell me. — C.B.. Killeen, T eiaa. You're right. II wasn't "The Farmer's Daughter " The star of that was loger Stevens Donna hud a show — and you'll hale yourself for not reuiemlierttig the name. "The Donna Heed Show" ran on AIK" Irom 195ft to I9tk> May 2 THURSDAY TURE CD (II NIGHT GALLERY O DEAR DICK — In what year did allent movies end and talklea start? — M.C.. Saginaw, Mich. a 6:00 ® 3 l O ® O NEWS I f |U| JEFFERSOaaS O ) (101 MACNCH. I LEHRER la M a y n i a a (B) LA VERNE S SHIRLEY 6 :0 5 IX BEVERLY HRLBILLMB 6 :3 0 a ® NBC NEWS I O C R S NEWS (D O A K N t w a g I I (M ) ALICE O ) 1*1 O OOO TIMES 7 :0 0 a 4 ) SALE OF THE CENTURY Tl O F M MAGAZINE Robait Wagnar. a Naa York Iran catUr •nlh a uraqua ttyto ( 7 J O JEOPARDY I T O S ) T O O CLO SE FOR COM­ FORT Hanry'a b o « M over ahan ha •Hand* a h u n d a aacond manuga and ditcovart tha brida l young •Trough lo ba tha man * daugMar 0 HO) N ATURE Tha IkgM 04 Tha Condor" Varuaua ol addkU Mong too A melon ara Haa ad. «taring M toa rivar a aourca tn Ecuador and toicawg it* court# to toa FmgM (Fart 3 o O ) |R )g O It) M AFFy DAYS AOAM 795 IX SANFORD AND BON 7 :3 0 0 ® IN T E R ! AJNMENT TO M O H T Fsalurad BRy tout QD O WHEEL OF FORTUNE (100.000 NAME TUNE T T ( M ) BENSON I S (D ALL M TH E FAMS.Y O ID / J 0 SchaduUd Hugh D ow n ragort* on th* makon* ol A mare an a who audar bom annaty li) Sfi (M l FtOCPCNOCNT NEWS (D (1 « TOOAY IN THE LEGISLA­ TURE (D I D POLICE WOMAN 10:30 I I (M ) BOB NFW HART 11 NBA BASKETBALL gam* PUyolt 11:00 605 6 :3 5 ItX O O M C R R n i (7i O (7) O STREET HAW K (S w u * H e lurntl M u comp*!** w in • baau lih* and n u aigarii maurtnea agant •nan may amattigata ■ Soraa •wlcJung achama g 1 T O O ) DALLAS ffi ( 10) W RD AMERICA A look *1 a •wuty o4 baautAJ and d*ad*y »ud cal*, including th* taguar. mountain kon. lyru. bobcat and oc«tot |R)tJ CD ID MOVIE Fun With the* And Jan* ( H I T ) Oaorg* 5«g «l. Jana Fonda A martud coupU uaaa crayu a* a way back to hnancul proapanty ah*r lha huaband k>aa* hu high paying )ob a* an aaroapaca loaooad hu advea w O i m u M lha tood at a naa Indian laalawanl prtMdaa a aurpna* (Ml (11 O KN O TS LANOtNO drag I* ordarad lo gal Gary out ol tha Em. pa* Va*ay opwatton, Ruth angi naart a plan to clifluaa Mack* inO H M mto tha Gahraalon buaaraaa THAT 7 :3 5 (IX A U M THE FAMRV 890 a ® CO SBY BMOW Tha data*, mmad toractor (Tony Orlando) ol a community cantar |oma torcaa w in lha Hurtablaa to Uarn ahy a yowrg boy aho *a> tound badly baaIan at th* playground ratoaaa lo talk 3 O MAGNUM F i Magnum quaalnna tu* own uanhy Wran ha bacomat comnncad mat hu bund Mac ktoad tn an aiptoaton yaari B a i k a l , la akva and i w n g in* llraatt t* Honolulu IRi I X M O W Von Ryan a Fipraaa" |1*SS) Fran* Smalia. Travw How­ ard An Amarean Uad* a prtaonart ravoR agamat in* Nan* taking tham lo AukInk 8 :3 0 0 ® FAMILY TIES AN. raaanta Doug a daemon to marry and ialukaa to b* in hu boat bund a Mad dmg IH> CD ( I 0 | THIS OLD HOUSE mala** lion 0* a ItataoM lw art lataphon* and pwaonal compulw, and a tour a 3 ( 1 ) 0 ( 7 ) 0 NEWS 1T (M IB E N N T h r l ffi IKDDAVE ALLEN A T LARGE O ID M O H T GALLERY 11:30 O (4 BEST OF CARSON Hoal Johnny Carton Guaalt Dadd Slambarg. Rotalmd Chao. Ed Krupp Mighty Carton Art playara |R| } Q TAX] I Q ABC NEW S NIOHTLINE i: (M l SANFORD ANO SON Di d t w il ig h t z o n e J 01 tluiadacoratad apartmant t j 0:00 0 Cl I CHEERS Carta hatch#* a u * atyUd plot tor ravanga agamat nar lor mar Ngh-achool prmcipat •Fun ha want Chaara d J O SIMON 4 SIMON A J and Re* go undarcenur at a poah murdar o» a gourmat tood erne (R) <T) O EYE TO EYE Oacar and Tr# Cy at* Uad kilo aconbontation wth tn* FBI ahan thay hatp a taan a g a adoplad tJ (IT (M JQ U M C Y a I TO) THE LIVING FLAN ET A FO R TRAH OF THE EARTH An aa anunation oI human m/Viare* on lha anybonmanl. nckjdmg * aevray 04 to* altocti aI acid ram and lha dapaahon ol i*m toraata tj 0.30 a Ci M O H T C O U R T Harry and company com* to tn* aid ol than Ruaaian bund Yakov ahan ha aaaka harp m gating h u brolhw po- ateai aaytum 12:00 ( I ) o M O H T H EAT A poke* at*, bon n put undar a alala ol twga by tarn aaura aho nar* Iraatanad lo taoa up th* pracmct i n n th e s a in t (II i (M )R H O O A (D (S)KGJAK 12:30 a ( I ) LATE M O H T WITH DAVID LETTERMAN Guaalt Johnny Cath Rayton Jannmgt boiar Laon spmat. par tor mane# artul Pawl Barnatt |H| I T IM H LOVE LUCY 1:00 (7) U M O W Th* Scatphuntara 11*4*1 Burt lancaalar. Shattay MMor* 1 1 (M ) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 11 M O W ’Sha" |1*SS) Uraula Andrata. John fkchardton ( S ID THE AVENGERS 1:10 11 O MOW Parra* |( M i l Jama* Haughton l on Ccatol* 10:00 O ® MILL STREET BLUES An at tractna •Oman mpkeatm LaHu* in in* m w dw ol har h i t k w j Wad, ngton raagna ahan a *«**•* are, 130 IH G D S C rv 2:00 9 1, (M i Bi z a r r e �I Evening Herald. Sjnlord, FI. Friday, April 24, l*»J Network Won't Air Movie W arren Beatty's R efu sa l To Let A B C Cut His 'Reds' A M a tte r O f Principle H O LLYW O O D 101*11 — W urrrn llcaliy'* h.iiil< in krrp AIM’ fruin trimming 12 mlnulra Irom III** epic movie "Hrels" was aimed at showing ihr public how network** ”r » i Dims like* sauvagr**" lo se ll commercial*. the actordirector lolil rr|M>rlen*. "This movlr Is an Ideal way lo demonalralr tin- Insensitivity of networks lo Him" Ihr a d or said. Hislsilni* Ih r euls would have altered the movie significantly, A lie hud contracted with 1‘aram ounl I'u ion s which sold the network rights to the Him for to ri million, lo cut up lo 12 minutes Imm *"Iteds." which ran .1 hours and 20 minutes in theaters I(rally objected lo thr proposed cuts and. along with the Directors Guild of America, won an urbllrulloit ruling Iasi week pmhlblllng the network Irom trimming the movie. AIK.' has stni e derided nnl In run “ Kelts " The movie. Irasetl on the life of leftist liMirnallst John Heed, was to have been shown In two segmeniH April 2H 211. hut netwoik olllclals said the cuts were needed lo avoid spillover Inlo news lime. We will not air Keels.'" an AIK' sjiokesman h,i Ii I. dei lining further comment on grounds It was now a dispute between Hcalty and ...D ance Continued from page 2 Her dancing which some might see as suggestive. Is sensual, she said, and has won (he approval ol even her most <onscrvallve relatives. 'Ih e older |>coplr are Ihe more they love I t . " Mrs Mi Kinney said "T h is Isn't a strip show." And age Isn't a Hmllallon on dancers either, some ol whom she said perform through Ihel# 711'sand ls*yond The dunce stc|>s themselves can In* mastered by Just nboul anyone within a year, she said The problem with Ix-lly danc­ ing Is Ihe. cost of a good costume which can run several hundred dollars Mrs Tyner. TT*. ol Sunlord. e n j o y s t h r d a n c i n g , t hr appreciative audiences and Irllnwshlp of other darn ers, but she said she's found hrr niche primarily a* a costume design­ er Most dancers go lor Individu­ alized garb, but which Is likely lo have Ihe unifying rlrm rnts ol a glittering beaded or coin­ covered bra and.low slung belt, which accentuate the bare Im-IIv and tops oil a sweeping skirt or harem ( M i l l s . Mrs. T y n rr said It msl her only >30 five years ago lo learn to dance, but the dancer's bra she's now making will run 10 times that. Th a t's a pretty typical prtcr tag. with a total cost ume for an advaner d dancer falling Inlo Ihe >500 range. She advised beginners lo start ofl slowly, do some read­ ing on the ancient art before Paramount. which will lose Its $(i ft inllllon "He (licatty) enneedes they have ihr right lo i ut the picture for censorship reasons (such as nudity and language), hut that Is not Ihr Issue here." lieatty'sallornry Hurt Fields said I (rally said hr look his stand "because I don't think the public is awure ol the way the networks cut lllms like sausages and s|>erd up Ihr tape so they ran sell more lime. "It's the destruction of — you should excuse the term — art form." He said the network would not comply with Ills demand because of Its policy that no films run aflrr 11 p m., when affiliated stations use Ihe lime lo sell commercials. 't hough hr said he did not know If unolhrr network would pick up "Keds" and regretted losing the large T V audience. Ileatty said he fell hr was "m akinga grratrr contribution." A newly added member of ih r Screen Directors Guild's Creative Klghts Committee lor Its next contract negotiations with studios ami producers. Ileatty said he would seek a contract clause lo ban culling and rdltlng by TV networks or lndr|icndrnt stations except lor standards and practices, which he called censorship of "the dirty stuff." In one of Ihe movie's more touching moments, Warren Beatty embraces Diane Keaton In "R e d s ," the 1981 political soap opera. ...Korda Continued from page 2 lacl. made u fortune by writing about the Kordas In non-dclton and novels. lie s|>e.iks of Oberon with compassion, almost fondly. He said hr admtrrd and respected his aunt " S h e was f ur i ous wi t h ‘Charm ed Lives.' I a dm it," Korda said “ Anri any lime I taking a few lessons lo see If It's to keep Im-IIv dancing "until I can't move." for them. And what would a belly "If you're reallv going to do It right you'll have lo practice dancer be w i t h o u t those t|iille a bit." Mrs. T y n rr said. moves? Hut once you get your moves I it-II v dancing Instruction la down you'll find you're tn not rosily found In Central demand at all sorts of events Florida Local c o m m u n ity Mrs McKi nney said she centers or schools will ocusually breaks even with the rationally offer a course In Ihe >50 she charges lor a show. ancient art. Otherwise, your That offsets the cost of hrr best bet la probably private costumes and tier |»urtlelpullon classes such as those ofTerrd by In belly dancing workshops Mrs McKinney. and conventions Hut there's more to all this than |usi a bunch ol shim m y­ ing and shaking and clanging ol cymbal*. "A spiritual vara- ( lion" Is the way Mrs McKinney descrllies It. •You grt more out of ihe spiritual aspect than I lie physi­ cal." she said, adding that an hour ol hellv dancing ran clear | fj Floyd T heetree | her mind, as well as hrr InmIv . of tension and Irusir.iHnns HAM TWIN I m nu There ure other fs-lly dancing ____ III flit tIIMT ass—i *r sniss iMinusrs. she said, Including U U r ( Secret Of The Lost legend > Increased self-confidence. poise and a more |>ositi\r atlltudr. ------V s tra plus the friendship of other dancers "I'm still learning. I learn somethi ng nrw ever yday. " Mrs Tyn er said Ami she plans O n Thm C o v r Pam Baumrnn of Alta* monte Springs, left, and Patti McKinney demon strafe some of their exot jc moves. Devotees of the ancient art of belly danc­ ing tend to get caught up in It all. Note the Middle E a ste rn motlff of the room. Mw*M *T tm confronted her about her tuirkground. having tx-cn t>orn In India of un Indian mothrr. she absolutely denied It. 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No 210 Thursday, April 25, 19«5-Sanford. Florida Evening H erald - (USPS 481 280) - Price 25 Cents Remodeling To Create 'Brand New' Oviedo Hiah By R ich ard T ru e tt H e rald S ta ff W rite r Oviedo High School's 810.5 million faceliftexpansion is one step closer following Seminole < ounty School Board approval of plans subm itted by Watson and Co architects of Orlando. Benny Arnold, assistant superintendent for facilities and transportation, said the next step is to send the plans In Tallahassee for approval, Oviedo High School, built In 1968. was designed lor 1.300 students. There are 11.800 800 students enrolled this year, according to Arnold When the construction is com pleted. Oviedo will be able to handle 2.154 students, he said. If the plans are approved In Tallahassee, then construction could start by early July. Arnold explained He said the plans are looked over by stale officials and If any changes are recom m ended, then the plans m ust be re-approved ' In essence, we II have a brand new high s rh in i *• Arnold Amnia said Oviedo _. _ High School . will .. schtiol." undergo a complete restructuring The blueprints call for the adm inistration building lo be locatrd between two wings of elavsrooms connected bv a sk vwalk. Arnold said The school will have I 10.000 new feet built onto It and have 120 000 existing feet remodeled Everything from the parking lots to the cafeteria will be remodeled We hope lo have the academ ic part ready bv _ Vw Septem ber 1980 " Arnold said The stadinm auditorium , and parking lot will take longer he Some of th e construction will be going on 2 X 2 th e ’S ? 00' > rar bu‘ Amold '• " ‘l «ha? the Tii . V . h construction company and teachers all work hand In hand to forestall problem s. T W ^ i n 'n r v f lrmCnla,r> *cho01 *" Ovlcdo recently had a 30.000 square foot addition and there were no problems Arnold said GOP Leaders Fight Roads 'Super Agency' Compromise Proposes Multi-County Authority Skeleton Crew let s see now. the jaw bone's connected to the skull bone... Hamilton Elementary School Principal Carem Gager, right, helps science teacher Diana Hippier assemble a skeleton donated to the school by Dr. Julius Sachs, left. The skeleton of a young male imported from Calcutta, India, It one of several donated to area schools by Sachs. 72. of 2319 Sheffield urive, Deltona. An economist, hit avocation for ♦he past 17 years has been assembling skeletons for schools, universities and hospitals. He has had as many as 16 or IB skeletons In hit closets at one time, but this was the last in hls collection. The skeletons were sold through the publishing company where he worked In Chicago before hls retirement seven years ago. At right, leg and arm bones are sorted out. Man Guilty Of Attempted Sexual Battery A little* ((Itl wit 11 syphilis and (allure of a lie d rlrrlo r test h<'l|>rd convict a Sanford m an of uttrm pted sexual battery and Irwd and lascivious assault. Under sentencing guidelines, Reginald G rant. JO, of 2U29 Air|x>ri Blvd.. faces at»mit 3^S to 4VS years In prison. Ii Is expected, however, that Assistant Stale Attorney Steven Brady will ask Circuit Judge S. Joseph Davis lo ‘ aggravate’' G ra n t's sentence beyond ltie recom m ended prison lime because G rant apparently gave the H yrar-old syphilis Under slate statutes. Grunt could receive up lo 45 years when sentenced J u n e 27 Grant was convicted after about four hours of deliberation by u 5-m an. I wom an jury W ednes­ day. He had been charged with sexual tiattrry to a child under 11. a life felony, and the lewd assault. But the Jury opted for the lesser charge apiuirently Influenced by testim ony stating that sexual contact without (tenetratlon Is not sexual battery The girl nccused Grant of m olesting her alter she was diagnosed as having syphilis The girl said G rapt. who she knew, tried to huve sex with her one day after picking her up at a day school, according to court records. The Incident occurred after Easter. 1984. she suld. See GUILTY, page 3A By Donna E ate a provide m ass transit on the basis H e rald S ta ff W rite r of need ra th e r than political T h e r e w ill be no " s u p e r expediency. agency" levying taxes und d r At this point, the Langley and elding critical road needs in GOP com prom ise calls for two Sem inole and Orange counties If pieces of legislation — one call­ the Republican m em bers of the ing for u com bined expresswuy legislative delegations of both authority and the other perm it­ counties have their way. ting th r creation of a "m u lti­ Led by Sen. Richard Langley. c o u n t y t r a n s p o r t a t i o n R-Clermont. who Is a m em ber authority ' to oversee construc­ the Sem inole County Legislative tion of state and county roads. Delegation, the GOP m em bers T he co m p ro m ise has been from both the House of Repre­ worked on by the Republican sentatives and the Senate are m em bers over the past couple working on a compromise to get weeks, the sen ato r said the Job done of building adcl-angley said the hardest part cpiute roads, while safeguarding In the com prom ise effort h as th e rig h ts of each c o u n ty ’s been g etting agreem ent from residents and pollllcul leaders. Orlando Mayor Bill Frederick. Me A com m ission appointed by said Frederick agreed lo one G o v e rn o r Bob G ra h am said proposal only to "renege" on It sv eral m o n th s ago th e best the next day. solution for Central F lorida's But Sem inole County com m is­ transportation crisis would be a sioners contacted arc not very single agency with broud taxing e n th u s ia s tic ab o u t th e c o m ­ lo w ers in Seminole. Orange and promise. N either were they In Osceola counties. What becam e favor of the prospect of a super k n o w n as a ‘su p e r a g e n c y ' agency for transportation, s u p ­ would |i!un. finance an d build ported by Frederick and Gov. ro a d s a n d ex p re ssw a y s a n d Iloh (irultatn Officer's Badge May Be On Line Today flv # an * Jordan .InrHan By nDeane Herald S ta ff W riter A slate commission Is sch ed ­ uled to decided today w hether to d ro p a com plaint a g a in st a Sanford officer who was ucc used of fondling a woman. T he Crim inal Ju stic e S ta n ­ dards and Training Commission Is scheduled to hear the case of Sgt. Jo e Dillard. 42, of the Sanford I’ollce Departm ent. The 17-mentber com m ission certifies officers A Florida Department of Law Enforcem ent stall has recom ­ m ended the complaint ugulnst Dillard be dropped, according to Fred Scheneyer. public Infonnalion officer for FOLK. T he staff reco rn m rn d ed In M arch to h all a re v ie w of D illard's certification because sla te Investlgutors could not locate the woman who accused Dillard, according lo T hom as — Greene. Dillard's attorney. Dillard h as been embroiled In un H.month battle to clear hls name and keep hls certification after th e 18-year-old w om an accused him In Septem ber of fondling her In sum m er. 1983. She refused to press crim inal charges. Dlllurd w as suspended with pay from the force in Septem ber amt llred In December by Poller Chief Ben Butler following tinstale txtard's decision lo reviewills certification. Prior to hls firing, however, a local hearing by a th rrc-m rm b cr panel of lawofficers voted 2 1 against uny disciplinary action. Following the firing, a Sanford Civil Service Board reinstated Dillard, but after a promotion he wus eligible for was filled by another sergeant on the force. Since returning lo work In Januury. Dillard has Indicated through hls ultornev that he Reagan Enlists The Masses In Budget Fight WASHINGTON (UPI| - S enate leaders were hanking today on an o u lpourlug from c lllz rn s heeding President R eagan's plea to make their voices hrard lo push a It.ilky Senate lulu a quick and positive vole on the Republican budget Urging Americans to Hood Con­ gress with telephone cnlls and tele­ gram s. Reagan sought sup|Mirt In a iiationallv televised address W ed­ nesday night for a GOP plan that would cut the deficit by 852 billion In 1986 Unswayed. S en alr Democrats sllll arc vowing a tough light over u plan they say could drive America lulu Ihr "International (roorhousr " S enate Republican leaders who struck th e budget deal With the While I louse concede that even though they narrow ly tnnlrol th r Senate, the battle beginning on th r Door today will not be an easy one Before the speech. S en ate Re­ publican leader Robert Dole said h r did not yet have enough support to approve th r package In the Senate w here Ihr GOP holds a 53-47 edge. In hls 22-m lnutr address lo Ihr nation from the Oval Office. Reagan said the budget ts "u fair program , a balanced program. It will protect the n rrd lrsl among us. It will stop ih r worst abuses of ovrrsprndlng and It not only deserves your support. It m ust have your support to pass " With a plea lo Am ericans lo "seize tills historic m om ent." be defended hls allrm p l to abolish 17 federal program s ranging from Amtrak su b sidles, general revenue sharing and th r Jo b Corps. Ireeze 20 m ore and slash dozens olothers. Saying h r had ih r votes In C on­ gress to uphold a veto, R eagan reiterated bln opposition lo a lax hike "n o m atter bow cleverly It’s dis­ guised." In hls rrsponse. Senate Democratic lead er R obert Byrd b la s te d th e R eag a n p a c k a g e a s u n fa ir a n d short-sighted. He said. "D em ocrats will actually oppose a personal In­ come tax Increase." Hut rich Individuals and corpora­ tions should not get a "free ride." hr said, a reference to a m inim um tax proposed by m any on Capitol Hill. "In Milwaukee. Wisconsin, there Is a w om an, th e m o th er ol th re e c h ild re n , w h o In 1983 e a r n e d $12,000." Byrd said. "On that In­ come she paid m ore In taxes than Boeing. G eneral Electric. Dupont and Texaco com bined." Reagan argued the package would "compel Ih r federal governm ent lo rn d th r dangerous addiction to deficit spending and finally live within Its m eans" and move the nation "w ithin reach” of a balanced budget by 1990. Longwood Park Facilities On Way Contractor Dennis Brubach, left, and city attorney Gerald Korman, smile as Mayor Harvey Smerllson signs contract for courts. Another roadblock in the com pletion of recre­ ational facilities at Reiter Park before the state's Ju ly 6 deadline has been removed. City Attorney Gerald K erm an's discussion Tuesday morning with Dennis Urubach and the city 's Parka and Hecreatton Director Bill Goebel over the contract between the city and Varsity Courts. Inc.v of Longwood may have been "h eated ." but b y 'th e lime the City com m ission also held Its special 9 p m m eeting Tuesday night everything had been Ironed out to both sides' satisfaction, he said The city com m ission approve an am ended contract with Dennis Urubach. owner of Varsity Courts. Inc.. Longwood. for the construction of tennis and handball courts at Reiter Park. Com m issioners threatened at Monday night's regular m eeting to look elsewhere for a contractor when they learned Urubach w as refusing lo guarantee In writing to com plete the 827.850 project by the Ju ly 6 deadline and refusing to L a n g le y s a id F r e d e r ic k approves both proposals and now the move Is on to persuade Democrats of the two delega­ tions — Sen. George Stuart Jr., an d Reps. Fran C arlton and Alonzo Reddick, all of Orange County He said Sen J o h n Vogt. DCocoa Beach, m em ber of both delegations. Is prepared to sup­ port a com prom ise If agrerd upon by hls colleagues In troth delegations Langley said originally it was proposed that th r transportation a u t h o r i t y w o u ld h a v e tw o m em bers from Sem inole und two from Orange. As a con­ cession lo Frederick, the mayor of Orlundo Is also sup|>oscd to be a m em ber. To trigger the creation of the authority, each county would have to Impose u 4-eents perg u llo n g a s o lin e ta x . u n d e r a u t h o r i t y g r u n t e d by th e Legislature, to raise funds for ro ad c o n s tru c tio n u n d each would huve to adopt Interlocal » « • ROADS, p ag e 3 A accept responsibility for the courts if the soli base was not properly prepared If the courts are not constructed by then the city stan d s to lose a 818.000 state grant for th r purk Agreed to changes will cost the city 81.495 m ore than originally planned, T hr city will supply the fill dirt while Varsity Courts agreed to prepare the soil and com pact It. A soil testing com pany will make soil borings to m ake sure everything 1* proper before the asphalt ts poured The contractor will proceed with the work and waive any claim s against the city. The layout of the courts was changed to save some trees and It w as necessary to and another 6 0 feet of ehalnllnk fence. A penalty will not be levied against the contractor If any delay Is caused by the city or the w eather. " w unts to be considered for the p ro m o tio n he m is se d w hile figluiog the wom an s sccusa „ . 'f 'I'/’ *,a 'P bo* « ‘ * « rre . with II s staff reco m m en d atio n to urup the ease, no futher action will be taken. If the board disagrees with the staff decision, the m utter will be rescheduled for further consid­ eration. If that happens and Dillard contests the decision the r a s e will go before n s ta le h earin g officer, acco rd in g to Sc heneyer The hearing Is like a mini-trial. S cheneyrr said Thr hearing officer then m akes a recom m endation to th r com ­ mission which again has thr final say. If the board w unls to further consider the case and Dillard d o rs not contest the drclson. hr would be scheduled In go before the state Ixiartl and plead hls case. Sc heneyer said TODAY Action R eports.. .. 2A Bridge................ ...2 0 C alen d ar........... ,„.3B Classifieds .. 4.5B , Comics............... ... 2B Crossw ord...... ....28 Dear Abby ...... .....IB D eath s............. ...,2A Dr Gott .. . ,...2B E d ito rial........... .... 4A Florida ....... .........3A Horoscope H ospital....... ........3A Nation........... ...... 2A 1tx People Sports............ .....5 7A Television. .. Weather ........3A World .......... Final Summit KATMANDU. Nepal (UPI| - Texas m il­ lionaire Dick Bass on Saturday will try to become the oldest m an to clim b Mount Evrresl. the w orld's tallest peak, and In doing so com plete hls "seven sum m its odyssey." clim bing the highest peak on each continent. Uass. 55. and a companion, assisted by professional clim bers, have m ade It up six of the peaks, but Everest has eluded them . The Dallas native, who has m ade three unsuccessful bids to scale the Him alayan giant, will clim b with two m ountaineers from a Norwegian expedition, the Ministry of Tourism said today. If he conquers the 29.028 foot m ountain. U a ss w ill b e a t a r e c o rd s e t by C zechoslovakian Jo z rf Psotka. 50. who scaled Everest last autum n but died of exhaustion im m ediately after the climb. Hass's team will move up lo a fourth assault cam p at 26.181 feet Friday before m aking the drive lo the sum m it Saturday. 4rif V % W �JA Fv»nmg Herald, Sanford. FI Jurors Set Aside Personal Beliefs In Bombing Verdict Thursday. April 25, IMS NATION PENSACOLA (UP1) — Ju ro rs who convicted two young couples In the C hristm as bom bing of th rre Pensarola abortion clinics say they set aside their personal beliefs ab out religion and abortion to reach their verdict Following the em otional nine-day trial. Jury forem an Frank B o cchlno read a slate men i W ednesday composed by the six-man. six-woman federal court Jury. "W e feel our decision was based on Ihe evidence and the law as presenied to us.” Hoc ( hi no read. "O u r personal beliefs concerning religion and the abortion Issue did not In any way Influence us,” Alter a little m ore than four hour* of delibera­ tion that began T uesday night, the Jury convicted all four defendants of conspiracy. The two men. Matthew Goldsbv and Ja m e s Sim m ons also w e re convleted of m anufacturing Ihe 41-pound pipe bom bs and exploding them early C hristm as morning. Goldsby cast his eyes downward w hrn the verdicts were read an d the two women cried. No one was Injured In the blasts, but one rllnlc was destroyed and two others heavily dam aged. Sentencing was scheduled for May 30. Goldsby and Simmons, both 21. face u m axim um of 85 year* In prison and fines up to >70.000 each. IN BRIEF Reagan Says He'll Try Again To Get Aid For The Contras WASHINGTON (UPI) — Congress ha* dented President R eagan the m ost visible mcan!» of p re ssu rin g the Nicaraguan governm ent to reform — m oney to the rebels fighting to overthrow the Sandlnlsta regime. After two weeks of Intensive lobbying, debate and last-hour offers of com prom ise, a fractious House Wed­ nesday killed an y alternatives 1o R eagan’s request, defeated Tuesday, of $14 million In aid to the Contra relicts. N icaraguan fo re ig n M inister Miguel d ’Escolo late W ednesday hailed the final defeat In C ongress of Reagan's request for aid to the C onlras, (ailing the vole "a no to b an d itry " by the adm inistration. Reagan said he was "deeply disappointed" by the House defeat. Hut em phasized that the House votes arc not final and added he Intends "to return to Congress again and again" In pursuit of adm inistration goals In Nicaragua. Bond Denied In 'False' Rape Case CHICAGO (UPt) — T he Illinois Court of Appeals dealt a setback to convicted rapist Gary Dotson by refusing lo allow him to go free on bond while the courts consider Ills ac cu ser’s assertion that the rape never occurred. The appeal* court W ednesday denied bond without explanation lo the C ounlry Club Hills, III., m an, who has served six years In prison. Dolson, 28, was freed briefly on bond several weeks ago, but then was ordered back lo prison April 11 by a Cook C ounty Judge who said he did not believe C athleen Crowell W ebb* recantation. Dotson's attorneys appealed, but the appeals court voted 3 I to deny horn! pending the appeal. Dissenting Judge Dom Rlzzl criticized his colleagues for denying bond, saying the "public's acceptance of It* crim inal Justice system I* at stake.” Webb, a Jalfrcy. N il, m other of two, has said her new-found faith led her to reverse the “ lie" she told In 1977 when she accused Dotson of raping her. Dotson was convicted of rape and aggravated kidnapping in 1979 und sentenced in 2 5 -in 50-years In prison. A 33-year old Long wood man w as In serious condition Induy with second- and ihtrd-drgree burns over 30 percent ol his body following u propane gas explosion al Trl City Electric. A ltam onte S prin g s, al about 4:30 p.m. W ednesday. .John Bonner, of 1401 Prince Philip Drive, a superlntendant for ihe electrical com pany al 430 West St., was filling a com pany truck with propane furl whrn Ihe tank apparently over filled and exploded. Sem inole County Fire In sp ecto r J o n C h ristian said. C hrlstlun said Invesllgalors have not talked with Homier, who Is in Ihe b u rn mill ol O r l a n d o R e g io n a l M e d ic a l C enter. Hut 11 apjieurs. he said, i hat the lank over-filled, kicked ofr a relief valve a n d set off an explosion that sent a 40-fool lire hall Into Ihr air. Bonner wus set uflre and two co-w orkers cam e lo Ids aid, Gregor D. Beasley, 18. of Lake Mary, pul out the fire, while Roy Hean«, 31. of Orlando, shill oil Ihe gas. a Sem inole C ounty sh eriffs report said. Trl City Electric uses propane Instead of gasoline as furi for som e of Its vehicles, C hristian said. Because of th e chance ol explosion If a p ropanr tank Is over filled. Christian said, users are required by law to have so m e o n e w a tc h in g p ro p a n e tanks as they are filled, and that Is apparently what Bonner was d o in g . C h r is tia n s a id In ­ vestigators haven't determ ined what went wrong, but static rlectrlclty may have sparked Ihe explosion. Homier was treated at ihe s c e n e try S e m in o le C o u n ty firefighters and trans|M>ried to PROVIDENCE. It I (Ill’ll — A federal Judge ruled thut an Insulin coated needle, the most damaging piece of evidence against Claus von Itnlow at his trial In 1982. can tic presenied during his retrial on ( barges he tried to kill his wealthy wife. Assistant Altorney General Marc DeSlsto w as lo lay out Ills case today ugalnst the Danish Ixirn Jet-setter. DeSlsto wus expected lo claim von Hulow, r>«. irtrd to kill Murthn "Sunny" von Hulow with Insulin shots to Inherit part of her >70 million utilities fortune and m arry his m istress, The first slate w itness wus to be the family maid. Maria Hehrallhummer. who provided some of t h e s t r o n g e s t Irsllm ony against von Hulow In his first trial In 1982. The defense will give Its opening statem ent afler all stale witnesses have been culled, defense altorney Thom as Puerto said. The defense charged private tests conducted on the needle III 1981 w n r Invalid and unreliable. W O RLD IN BRIEF Pope's Choice Of Cardinals Strengthens Conservative Bloc . LUCY BABKIN COTTON Mrs. Lucy Baskin Cotton. 66. ol 86 Castle Brewer C ourt. S an ­ ford. died Tuesday nl Florida H o sp ita l-A lta m o n te S p rin g s. Born Nov. 22. I91H In Mc­ Cormick. S.C., she moved lo Sanford from Anderson. S.C. In 1944. She wus a hom em aker and m em ber of Ihe Kingdom Hall of Je h o v a h 's W itnesses. Sanford. She was a mem ber of th e Sem inole C ounty Foster G randparents S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e tie r h u sb a n d , tslati. sev en sons, David Harrison, of Philadelphia. C rdriek of W ashington, DC,, J o h n A. H a r r is o n . G e o rg e B uskins. Bobby B askins. Re­ ginald and Michael Cotlon. all of S a n f o r d : Iw o d a u g h t e r s . LIMA. Peru |UPI| — Five suspected Muolst guerrillas Elizabeth Benton. Sanford, and W ednesday fired m uchlnc guns and hurled a satchel of Ju lia Colston, W inter Park; Iwo dynam ite at a car carrying the chief of P eru's elections sisters. Virginia Middleton. Troy. board, seriously w ounding hint, his chuuffcur and S .C .. am i Lady C, R edden. txxly gourd. jMillcr said. R o c h e s te r. N.Y.; 13 g ra n d ­ Domingo Gurcla Rada. 72. president of (tie National children. Kin lions Hoard, was taken lo a hospital em ergency room Oaklawn Funeral Home. Lake where surgeons operated for four hours to exlruct at least Mary, Is In charge of arrange­ two bullets Irom his head Shards of tame had also m ents. p rttrira lrd his brain, doctors said CHARLES JEFFERSON A medical bulletin suit! G arda Rada survived the Mr. Charles Jefferson. 60. of 9 oj»erullnii but suffered extensive brain dam age It said he N. SOth St., Philadelphia, died also been shot In the arm, T hursday at Ihe Presbyterian Authorities believe Gurcla Rada was attacked by the H o sp ital, P h ila d elp h ia Born icbcl* of the Maoist S hining Path group, which has waged April 1. 1925 In G rovrland. he a 5-year-ohl war ugalnst the government th at has claimed moved to Sanford as a child and some 5. IOO live* The rebel* had called lor a boycott of the a t t e n d e d S e m in o le C o u n ty elections which they said were u farce designed lo keep the s c h o o l s . H e m o v e d to ric h lu power. Philadelphia In 1946 He was a presser for Ihr Renee Cleaner*. Philadelphia, and a Baptist. S urvivors Include his wife, Beatryce: m other. Mrs Susie Sm ith. Sanford, a son. Charles 1**1 |4*| J r ., Philadelphia: a daughter, the*# guurefhjnt prenddd by momdyrt «J & 1-4*11 jrs »* * rho NefwnoJ AtiocJefMnorSdcurllfH Pooler. r 'e P rogrtti F re d e ric k s J o n e s , C am ero n , IS*t It or* roprotonlolird M r r d w b r pr.co* e« or •' m t a " Saying, N.J.: one grandchild. cut iiu m id morning todoy Inly, d**lr, m e rie fi ire. id Wllson-Elchelberger Mortuary. thong* throughout m* doy Price 1 00 not **ugho» Supply it*. n*» include rotoff m e r it * markdown M e rn t jn 't.... . Sanford. Is In c h a rg r of a r­ V )/>♦ Bed Aik NCR Corp 1) f]V| rangem ents Allenlic Bonk » . MM P H b W )............... ... Maoists Linked To Shooting STOCKS tit. Soulhdotl Bonk Swi Bonbt A 2 8 -y e a r* o ld O rla n d o wom an was killed W ednesday afler she sat tn the westbound lane of Interstate 4 an d was ru n over by at least two vehicles. Florida Highway Patrol of­ ficials said they do not know why the woman sat In the roadway west of Sanford or how she got there. Dead Is Rhonda Nolle. According to an FHP report. Miss Nolle ran o nto 1-4 at a b o u t 8:15 p m . a n d sat down. While on th e roadway, she was run over by what m ay have been a red BMW. She was then stru ck by a s e c o n d v e h ic le , a silv erwindow Dodge van. Neither v ehicle slo p p ed a n d both should have extensive front end damage, according to the FHP report. T here was no Indication Miss Nolle had been drinking, the report said. Ms. Nolle Is the n in th trafflc death tn Seminole C ounty this y e a r. —D ean e J o rd a n A c t i o n R e p o r ts * F ire s it C ourts it P olice Ihe Orlando hospital, the report said. TV TRACE A 19-year-old Sanford m an was being held In Itic Seminole County Jatl In lieu of $5,000 bond charged with burglary and Iheft after Ids fingerprints w rrr reportedly found oil a stolen lelevison round discarded on a roadside. Em ery Grilli-t. of Houle I, Box I3 8 D . Sun lord lold sherlfTs deputies that hr was aw akened by a prowler lu Ids hom e al about 3 u rn. on A|>rlt 18. Griffis loom! a door open, but wt-nl hack lo tied, When he 'aw oke again at 6 a m. he discovered Id* $500 television was missing, Grllfls w rnl lo tire home or his nrlgtihnr. Edward iN-nnls, and asked him lo lake him to a phone so he could rejxirt the burglary, a sherllT* report said As they drove on W ayside Drive they spoiled Ihr m an who w as ev en tu ally ch a rg ed and another unidentified m an at a car stu ck In the sand on Katie Sireel east of Sanford. Alter a dum p truck pulled the vehicle out of the san d , Griffis and Dennis followrd ihe suspect* to a service station where one of them reportedly gave Grllfls a pack of cigarettes he believed w rrr stolen Irom hi* home, ihe report said. Grllfls and Dermis went hark to th e Katie Street site and tumid ihe television discarded about |(X) feet from w here Ihe car had Ix-cri stuck, th e rcjxirt said They reported th e Incident to the Seminole C ounty Sheriff's De­ partm ent a n d deputies m atched itie fingerprints found on Ihe TV on Tuesday. Hilly -Joe Domini, of 1401 W. 1*1 St . has been charged In the case. Hr w as arrested at 11:30 a m W ednesday after being siopix-d as be drove along state Road 4 6 In Sanford. EX-HUSBAND BATTERED A 35-year-old Ajxqika woman has been charged with battery *|xiuse utilise alter allegedly atlacking her cx-busband. p u n ­ ching and scratching Ills face, alter he refused to talk with her al Ills Job. Rick McLeod. 31. ol Apopka, lold jxillce who responded lo a d isturbance call at the ABC liquor store on east Altamonte Drive. Altarm m lr Springs, that ihc suspect had entered thut business at about 3:30 p in. and attac k ed htm w hen he w as escorting h er o u t utter reluslng in tnlH wtlh her. Police noted McLeod had cu ts on til* fact- and the suspect, who w a s a t t h e s t o r e M cL eod m anages w hen they arrived, co n tin u ed to sh o u t a* they Investigated the case B a r b a r a J e a n n e R h ea of 2:iOH. S. Highland Ave.. was i eleased on $500 txmd BURGLARIES A THEFTS A 5 0 0 - p o u n d so w . lo u r three-day-old pig* and a pair of goat* with a com bined valur of $460 were stolen Irom a pen In i h c b a c k y a rd o f J a m e s Hampton. 58. ol 2940 Walker Road. Jam esto w n , near Oviedo, tx-iween April 14 and Tuesday. The used car sales m anager of Huh Dance Dodge. U S. Highway 17-92. Longwood. reported to deputies that four tires and their rlrns were stolen from an office tra ile r at the d e a le rs h ip on Monday or Tuesduy. The Items have a total value of $400 A th ief look $ 3 0 5 from a eablncl In the office of Dr. David Ohlwller. 63. of 9001 E. Aloma Ave.. Goldcnrod, betw een April 15 and 19. a sherifTs report said. A set of tools w orth about #500 was stolen from the back of a pickup (ruck parked at 2015 S. A dam s Ave.. Sanford, on Satur­ day. The tm ek an d tools belong lo Ralph Phillips. 31. of 530 C a m b r i d g e C i r c l e . S o u th Daytona. Someone broke a window at 1316 Southwest Road. Sanford, mi Tuesday, en tered the home and stole a television and stereo together valued at >310. Sanford jxiilce reported. A Ih lc -f b r o k e a w i n d o w s i t h o m e b e lo n g i n g to B ria n Burgess. 26. ol 877 E 20lh St.. Sanford, and stole >260 from his bedroom . The th eft occurred S aturday night or early Sunday, Sanford police reported. DUI ARREST The following person has been arrested in Seminole Comity on a charge of driving under Ihe Influence: —Sharon Lynn Miller. 31. of 314 W 6th St., Sanford, was arrested .6 9 25 p in T uesday after a Hanford (xillcc Officer received u riqxirt of a drunk driver and sp o tted her driv in g on 21 at Street. Sanford, with u flat tire on tire right front of her car. AREA DEATHS VA TICAN (MTV (UPIJ — Po|»e John Paul IPs choice of 28 new cardinals strengthened the conservative bloc wllhln Ihe College of C ardinals and Increased Third World |x>wcr within ih r Roman Catholic Church. The ujipolniinrntx Wedncsduy to the body that elects )>oprx included American archbishops Jo h n O'Connor of New York and Hernard laiw of Itoston. A special consistory will be held May 25 to Inslull the nrw cardinals. All ol Ihc nrw cardlnuls are described by Vatican sources as loyalists and drx lriuul conservative* — hardly surpris­ ing. given the | m i |> c 'm decidedly conservative views on controversial church teachings regarding birth control, homosexuality. |irlestly celibacy and the ordination of women. "luxiklug at the list you cun sec he Is rew arding those lalthfn! lo the Houmii line," sutd one Vatican source. "You won't fHid any lltierulx am ong them ." The appointm ents of both Law and O'Connor had been expected as their archdioceses are am ong the largest and most prestigious In the United S tutrs and are traditionally h ru d rd try curdlnals. IB * In I n t e r s t a t e 4 Mon Badly Burned By Exploding Propone Tank von Bulow Suffers Setback Bornoll Bonk florid* Po**r The two women. G oldsby's llancee. Kaye Wiggins. 18. and Simmons' wife. Kathy. 19- were found guilty only of conspiracy, which carries a possible sentence of five v ra rs In prison and a S 10 00 0 fine U S D istrict Judge Roger Vinson released the two m en from prison w here they had been held since th etr arrests a tew days after the bombings and relu m ed the two women lo the custody of their m others. Leaders of pro-abortion factions hailed the verdict. "It Is o u r hope that Ihe re su lts of this trial will serve as a deterrent to o th ers who are con­ tem plating violence as a m ean s ol Imposing their religious beliefs on others." said Faye Wattleton. spokeswoman for Planned Parenthood. Goldsby and Simmons told federal agents shortly after their arrest they had Iwin bed the clinics because they had received a "call from God" and were trying lo sto p killings of the unborn The lead defense lawyer. T. Patrick Monaghan of Hardstourn. Ky.. who represented Goldsby. appeared most upset by Ihe verdicts "T h ere's hecn a 13th Juror (God)." Monaghan said. "I don't understand exactly what He's doing or why H e's doing ii." W om an Run O v e r W h ile Sitting UN Its NH » u>. PAUL FA B R Y Mr. Paul Fabry. 8 1 . of 2440 W. He Is survived by his wile. Addle, tw o d au g h te rs. Irene A nderson, F lin t. M idi . a n d Kllzutx'lh O yster. Deltona: a son. Floyd, W arren, Mich.; a brother. Clyde. Flint. Mich.; a sister. Hazel Hilliard. Muskegon. Mlrh.; six g ra n d c h ild re n . 20 g re a t­ grandchildren. G ra m k o w F u n e r a l H om e. Sanlord. Is In ch arg r of a r ­ rangem ents. RICHARD E. STONE Mr Richard E Stone. 83. ol 516 King S t.. Cocoa, died April IN at Wueslhoff Memorial Hospi­ tal. Rix-kledge, Fla Born In Melbourne, be bad been a life­ long resident of Cocoa Me was l lie ow ner a n d founder of Stone's F u irrra ) H o m e , w h ich w a s 8ALL1EW. PERRY established In Sanford In 1923. Mrs. Sallle Williams Perry. 93, Hr was a m em b er of the Greater ol 1112 Orange Ave., Sanford- Si. Paul Baptist C hurch. Cocoa. d ie d W e d n esd ay al C e n tra l Survivors Include hi* wife. Florida Regional Hospital. S an ­ Daisy; a son. Rudy. Cocoa; Iwo ford, B orn May 9, 1891 In d a u g h t e r s . D o ris C ro o m s . H avana. Fla . she m oved to Kocklrdgr, an d Mary Cowuri. Hanford 65 years ago. She was a D aytona B e a rh : two sisters. hom em aker amt a m em ber of Elizabeth Gibbs, and Thelm a New Bethel Missionary Baptist Mathis, both of Melbourne; 26 C hurch. g ra n d c h ild re n . 30 g re a t­ Survivors Include a daughter. grandchildren Lillie Mac Gadson Sanford: two A rrangem ents are under the sisters. Mrs. Edna Collins and direction of S tone Funeral Home. Mrs. Annie L Newkirk. Sanford; Cocoa. Marvin C. Zanders and one granddaughter. Mr* Vera E u n ice W ilso n , d ire c to rs In Mae J o h n s o n . S an fo rd : iwo charge. great-granddaughter*. Delores ila r k n e s s , O rla n d o , n n d Veronica Jones. Sanford. Wllson-Elcbelbcrger M ortuary. Sanford. Is In ch arg r of a r­ rangem ents. state Road 426, Ovtrdu. died Tuesday at Ills residence, Horn Dec 12. 1903 In Cleveland, he moved to Oviedo from th ere In 1946. He was a retired d im * grower und a mem ber of St. Luke'* L utheran Church. S u rv iv o rs Include h is wife. Mary; two sons, Paul A.. Cleve­ land. an d Curl J .. Orlando; u d a u g h t e r . M rs M a r ia n C. Thom upson. Scottsdale. Artz.; a brother, John, Czechoslovakia; a s i s t e r , M rs. A n n a K v r tk o , C zechoslovakia: seven g ra n d ­ children. H u ld w in -F u lrc h ild F u n e ra l Home. Goldcnrod. I* In ch arg e of ariungem cnls. ! (Collins LEROY C. CONE Mr. Leroy C. Cone. 90. of 1377 B ailey C o u rt. D rllo n a . d ied Sunday at Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Born May 8. 1894 tn Nantstre. Mich . hr moved to Deltona In 1983 from Clio, Mich. He wus a retired supervisor In the autom otive Industry and a Mrlhodlst. s r /n r . 323- 120* Funeral Notice$ P IS S Y . U l l l t W F un*c*t lorvlcot lor M r» Soil)* W Pore, 01 ol I I I ) »0 n g * Av* . Son lord. who dlrd W*dn#w*y. *111 U <1 1 p m Sunder Al Now Botsoi M o -o n * ,, Boptitl Church. *1) E 10m SI . Son lord noth potior Koto, I Doctor In 'horpo Burlol lo tallow In Rwtlown Com* •*»r Colling hour* for If wndt will bo 1 • p m Friday ol !h» chop*I Wilton E icholborgor Mortuary In iherg* J E M I S IO N . CHARLES G ro y tv d t t*r,lc*t for M r Chorlot J«l lor ton. M o l t N Mfh S t , Philadelphia. pe , who d *d Thurtdof. will bo hold ol J XI p m So'urdey ol RttHown Comotory with tho Ro> O W Wittiomt title lollng Colling heurt •or Iriondt will bo ID o m until 1 pm Saturday o' th# chop*I Wilton Eichtibwrgtr Mortuary In chorgt C O TTO N . LU CY B. -F u n e re l lorvlctt lor M rt Lucy Botkin Cotton. M. of U Cotuo Browor Court. Son lord. Who diod Tuotdoy. will b* hold Soturdoy ol I p m In Kingdom Moll 0* Johor oh i Wiinottot with brother Edword L Munior oillooting Burlol will bo in Oeklewn Memonel Port V itiU tw i lor lomlly end Inondt will bo Friday S I p m Oeklewn Funeral Mom* loke Mery. Inc her go STONB. RICHANO B. -F u n e re l lor.icot lor Mr Rlchoerd I Slono. U . >M King S I. Cocao, who died Thurtdey. will bo hold Friday ol 1 p m ol Ihe C re a to r Si Pool B e p lltt C hurch. I I ) Magnate SI Cocee. with the Her O W Wells potter. In chorgo Burlol Id M low In F lor ido Memonel Comotory RacbM g* Colling hourt lor Inondt will bo hold Norn n o o n le lp m lodoy 01 Slono t Punorol Homo end Irom H o r n until funerel time i t Ihe church Pndoy Eunice I Wilton. M orrM C. Zendtrt d:rtele,t In chorgo �Judges Opt To Specialize FLORIDA IN BRIEF House: Let State Decide Where Group Homes Located { TALLAHASSEE (UPl) — After a bitter floor fight, the Hoii-^e has voted to override local governm ents' authority i" v-lect sites for group homes for the elderly, the m entally and physically handicapped and runaw ay children I he vote on HB 1174 cam e five years after the legislature voted to close down m any of the large Institutions used to house persons Incapable of fending completely for themselves, and shirt those persons Into neighborhood group homes Yri sponsors of the group hom e bill — which should come up for a final vote next week — said five of 460 local governm ents had arranged to Include group home sites In residential neighborhoods, and that others had reserved space for th e hom es In unsuitable a rra s Sponsors arg u ed that the state should take m atters Into Its own h an d s and let the D epartm ent of Health and Hrhabllltatlve Services decide where the homes should go. Opponents com plained the bill m ight allow placem ent of convicted felons. Including sex offenders. In neighborhoods — and that th e Legislature has no right to Impose on local authority in zoning m atters. Growth Plan Review Begins TALLAHASSEE IUPII — The House Appropriations Committee today begins two days of hearings on Gov. Bob G rah am 's 10 -y rur blueprint for balancing F lo rid a's environm ental n re d s and rapid population growth. The full House Is scheduled to debate the com prehensive stale plan next Tuesday. A speclul Senate com m ittee Is already w orking on aspects of the G raham plan, and debate In that ch am ber Isexpecled In mid May. Graham s chief of staff, Charles Heed, two weeks ago put Ihe projected cost of the state plan at $32 billion — Ini hiding city, county and business-born expenses — over lhe next 10 years. By the year 2000. the state's 1 I million population Is 1 xpcitcd to swell to 15 million — roughly the equivalent of Ihe entire stale of Georgia moving southw ard. To cope with •hat kind of grow th, the Legislature this year Is working on a package of construction regulations to protect w aterways and coastlines, an d Graham has put forth model goals for the stale to achieve In education, environm ental protec­ tion. law enforcem ent and other areas of stae needs through the year 1995. 'Capo' A rrested For Jumping Bail FORT LAUDERDALE IUPII — A reputed "capo" of the Gumblno organized crim e family of New York has been arrested at a hotel on Fort Lauderdale’s G alt Ocean Mile, an Fill spokesm an said. John Gotti. 40. who allegedly Is a high-ranking m em ber of the G am hlno organization, w as arrested by FBI agents and me m iters of the Broward C ounty Sheriff's Office Organized C rim e Bureau W ednesday on charges of violating the new Bull Reform Act of 1984 by leaving New York stale w here he was arrested, suld Miami FBI spokesm an J o e Del t'um po Gotti, a resident of Howard Beuch. N.Y., posted $1 million bond March 28. He had been charged Involving two groups In the G am hlno family who allegedly com m itted a series of crim es Including hijacking, gam bling and loan sharking. A trial date had not been sel for Gotti. Kennedy Death: 1 Year After By U n ite d P re ss I n te r n a tio n a l Exactly one year ago today David K ennedy's body was found spraw led face down betw een two beds In a $25<>-a night room at the Brazilian Court Hotel In Palm Beach. An autopsy showed the 28-year-old son of the late Sen. Hubert F. Kennedy died of a n overdose Involving u com bination of cocaine and the prescription drugs Demerol anti Mellaril. Documents gathered In the Investigation of his death show Krnnedy w as "full of pain" from the assassination of Ills father a n d depressed ab o u t gran d m o th er Rose Kennedy's falling health. Two hotel bellhops are aw aiting trial on charges of selling Kennedy the cocaine found In his body and m ore than a gram ol the white powder found In his wallet. WEATHER NATIONAL REPO RT! Fierce w inds stripped sheet m etal from a skyscraper an d knocked out power to th o usands of homes a n d b u sin e sse s In S o u th ern California today. while a heat wave that set or tied 100 records In the East this week cainc to an end. Gusts of m ore th an 40 rnph In the Los Angeles area blacked out more than 10.(XX) custom ers today, officials said Police closed a section of W llshlre Boulevard because of sheet m etal blown off a high rise un d er construction •About 100 g u ests In u Santa Monica. Calif., m otel were forced from their ro o m s because a 250-foot crane being used down the street was sw inging In (he wind, police said "Apparently. Ithe crane) Is designed to swing, but It appears to be bending." Ll. Mlkr Murphy said AREA FORECAST! Today partly cloudy an d warm with widely scattered show ers and thunderstorm s. High In mid to {upper 80s Wind south 5 to 10 ;m ph. Rain chance 20 perrent {Tonight partly cloudy with some lo cally d en se la te -n ig h t fog {likely. Low tnld 60s. Variable {light wind Friday partly sunny land warm with a slight rhance Evening Herald. Vantord FI Thursday. April JJ. m i More Cases Fewer Being Resolved t By D eane J o rd a n H e ra ld S ta ff W rite r S em inole c irc u it Judges a re finding them selves In a legal bind — the num ber of criminal and civil cases they have to deal with is clim bing steadily and the num ber of cases they actually deal with Is decreasing. In fact, at the end of 1984. there were almost 2.000 cases pending In circuit court. Last year w as the court's m ost efficient with 1.616 cases disposed of. That m e a n s there Is well over a y e a r's worth of work languishing on the court docket. Net result: th e slowly-grinding wheels of Justice are slowing down still m ore Possible solutions Install a n o th er Judge, which h a s been recom m ended by the Florida S uprem e Court but not approved by the Legislature, or become m ore efficient The Judges have opted for efficiency. Starting J u ly I. the five clrru lt Judges In Seminole C ounty will specialize with two of them h earing only crim inal cases two hearing civil cases and one Judge handling Juvenile court and other family m atters The ...Roads C o n tin u e d fro m page 1A agreem ents. Langley said If ellher county failed lo adopt an Inter-local agreem ent or to Impose th e 4-ccnts-per-gallon gasoline tax. the authority would not be errated . The authority would also co n tro l the TrlCounty T ransit Authority bus system but would be forbidden from spending gas tax money on II. On th e m e r g e r of th e expressway authorities of each county. Langley's first Idea was to have a board composed of five Seminole C ounty m em bers and five Orange C ounty members. The county com m issioners of both counties would recommend nam es of persons lo Ihr gover­ nor for appointm ent and the governor would appoint m em ­ bers from those th u s nominated. To provide revenues. In addllion to to lls , for c o m b in ed e x p r e s s w a y a u t h o r i t y , th e Legislature would permit the authority to levy a 1-cenl per $1 smiles lax for a Ihrre-yrar period, subject lo ratification of the voters In each county. Langley said If the voters of cither county rejected th e proposal, the m erger would not becom e effective. He s a i d a 1-cenl sales t a x w o u l d r a is e 1 7 8 m i l l i o n s y e a r I n combined revenue from the two counties. In Sem inole County a 1-cenl sales tax will bring In about $13.2 million. Langley said Frederick first agreed w ith the proposal and then cam e back dem anding that the authority be constituted of five m em bers from Orange and two from Sem inole. A grrrm enl w as finally rrarh ed with Frederick by com prom ising al five m em bers for Orange and four from S em inole. Langley said F rederick's argum ent was that the m ajority ot the funding w o u ld c o m e fro m O ra n g e County. Langley, who Is ulso Senate minority leader, said Frederick had a point there since the O range C o u n ty E x p re ssw ay Authority h as bonding capability arran g em en t will last for a year. Criminal cases in Juvenile court. Incidentally. Is the only type of case load th at has declined during the past four vrars. Circuit Ju d g e C. Vernon Mize Jr. said that If th e Judges specialize, th ey can handle m ore cases than If they h ear a variety ol cases. D uring the past four years, according to statistics supplied bv Judicial adm inistrative assistan t Lots Walker, th e nu m b er of c a s e s . Imth civil and crim inal. disposed of has steadily dropped a s th e n um ber of r a s e s filed Is Increasing at an equally rapid rale In 1981. aboul 91 percent of criminal and civil cases brought were resolved within a v rar In 1984. onlv 85 percent of cases werr resolved within 12 m o n th s of bring filed W hy? A total of 2.G92 cases m in e d the Judicial process in '81. In '8 4 . the num ber was u p to 3.488 Also during the past four years, the nu m b er of trials In rrtm ln al and civil cases •'■i\ e steadily dropped. T h ere were 33 . i\ il trials In 1981. only 25 In 1984 There were TO TAL INSURANCE SERVICE of $ 100 million. "W e may run Into trouble with lhe Democratic leadership, hut we arc trying to negotiate/* Langley said. REMEMBER YOUR INpEPENDENT AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST Sem inole C o u n ty C om m is­ sioner Fred S treetm an said ihe entire negotiation seem s an ef­ fort lo ronic up w ith something the mayor of O rlando will sign off on. "I don't know how lie becam e a prlvntul figure In a problem that tra n sc e n d s two counties." As far as th e Inis transit system is concerned. Streetm an said he sees no reason for it being eliminated. "T h e transit authority Is doing a good |ol> and the frrs |>er subsidy ratio Is t>eiier than Hie national average. I see no re a s o n to d isru p t som ething that l» w orking." Meanwhile, sta le Rep Carl Selph. R-Caaselberry. said ihr compromise ap p ears good and the legislation on th r merged expressw ay a u th o ritie s could m e a n th a t th e e x p a n d e d expressway Into Sem inole could be completed w ith cash. He addrd that lam glry experts to meet with th e U S. Depart­ m en t of T ra n sp o rta tio n next m o n th to talk ubout federal m atching lunds a n d to talk with the state DOT ab o u t stale m at­ ching funds on state roads th r a u th o rity w o u ld u n d e rta k e . S' . I - 1 ■ ■ iM r ii M AZIUSO C A lU U tY co a rA X ! f f l KARNS I N S U R A N C I A G I N C Y me. 4 1 3 W . First S t. Ph. 322 5 76 2 William H "B lir Wlflhl C.P.C.U Prssldsnl Sanford Gerald W. Mayor Account Rspraisnlallvo What one cannot repay one can still to build. S elp h also s u ld F red erick should "quit being parochial and let us all work to g eth er." Streetm an said he Just doesn't see the need for the formation of uny new agency. "W e could solve road problem s locally If we Just had the m oney to do It with agencies that exist already." Sem inole C o u n ty C om m is­ sioner Bill K lrrhhoff declined co m m en t say in g h r will he Interested In reading the legisla­ tion when ihe negotiating und com prom ising Is com pleted Sem inole C o u n ty C om m is­ sioner Sandra G lenn said she w ouldn't have uny problem with a merged expressw ay authority, bul falls lo see llie need for u c n m h l n r d I r a n s p o r I a 11o it authority. I4H rrlm lnal trials in 1981. and 140 in 1984 Most criminal an d civil cases are settled Iteforr they get to the courtnxm i. and the n u m b er has Increased slightly betw een 1981-84 But the figures Indicate that the growth In Ihr case lewd has outstripped the n um ber of out-of-court settlem ents A lthough Ju v en ile crim e ca ses h av e drop|>ed. oilier types of eases heard by the judge In that division have Increased On the Increase have been oases of m enial com potency determ inations and probate. Itt 1981. there were 1.850 cases filed In Juvenile court. By 1984. the num ber had dropped to 1.112. Under the new specialization arrange m rn t. rlrru tt Judges Kenneth M Leffler and Robert U. McGregor will hamhe crim inal »asos Judges S. Jo se p h Davis Jr. and C. Vernon Mize J r will handle civil suits, and Dominick J. Salli will hear eases In Juvenile court which also Includes probate, gu ard ­ ianships. un co n testrd divorces and m ental health eases acknowledge T I ia n I< you, VolUNTEERS ...from the employees and guests, who need and appreciate all you do... occurred. W ayne Porter, u polygraph e x a m in e r for I tie S ta ir At­ torney's office, testified that In C o n tin u e d fro m page 1A tils opinion G rant lied lo him on Grunt confirm ed that h r did three key questions regarding have syphilis, bu l In March of w hether hr assaulted the girl. of afternoon showers or th u n ­ 1984. before the girl said she Porter explained th at a score of derstorm s. High in low to mid was attacked und that hr hud plus 6 or higher Indicates a 80s Wind south 5 to 10 m ph. sought m edical treatm ent before person Is telling the truth A Rain chance 20 percent. the lime the girl said Ihr assault score from plus 6 to negative 6 BOATINO FORECAST: St. shows n rllh rr truthfullness nor A ugustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 lying A More of negative 7 or m iles — Wind variable m ostly g rra lrr Indicates the person Is s o u th 5 to 10 k n o ts to d ay Ivlng iM'cotnlng southwest by tonight Porter said G rant scored a then light und variable Friday. An Aftlllata of h c a : negative 12. —D ean e J o rd a n LOUISVILLE. Ky. IUPII Sea less than 3 feet. Partly rlo u d y w ith a few sh o w e rs J a c k B u rc h u m . th e w o rld 's m a i n l y n o r t h h a l f t o d a y . oldest perm anent artificial heart patient, died w hen a Jelly-like O therw ise fair. E X T E N D E D F O R E C A S T : blood clot com pressed a rem ­ S a t u r d a y th r o u g h M o n d a y nant of his natural heart und m ostly fair. Only a slight chance burked up blood Into his lungs, of a fte rn o o n th u n d e rs to rm s . doctors said today. Durcham. 62. died at 9:48 Lows from low 60s north to low 70s extrem e south. Highs mid lo p.m. W ednesday at H um anu Hospital A udubon. 10 days after upper 80s. AREA READINOS (B a.m.): he becam e the fifth Jarvlk-7 tem perature: 74; overnight low: heart patient. Dr. William C. DeVries, who 6 4 : W e d n e s d a y ’s h ig h : 8 7 ; barom etric pressure: 30.00; rela­ Implanted four of the world's five tiv e h u m id ity ; 81 p e r c e n t; artificial hearts, appeared su b ­ w inds, south at 0 m ph; sunrise: dued at a m edical briefing and said It w as Impossible lo tell If 5 :5 0 a m . sunset 6 57 p m. FRIDAY TIDES! 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MOO; 3 Month*. »I8 00 0Month*. $32 50 Year. >00 00 Blackmail Won't Succeed In 1980, a Vietnamese refugee who had worked as a mortician In Hanoi told a congressional subcommittee that the North Vietnamese were still holding the Ixh IIcs of 400 American servicemen at a former prisoner-of-war camp as late as 1977, The refugee passed a Pentagon polygraph test and a Defense Department nfrical said his account had been "cross-checked and Independently verified.” Since then the operative assumption In Washington has been that the Vietnamese communists were, in fact, holding the remains of hundreds of Americans as grisly bargaining chips In flanoi's efforts to pry political and economic concessions from Washington. The periodic release by the Vietnamese of a few sets of remains, such as those Identified recently by the Arm y's Central Identification laboratory In Hawaii, tends to confirm the grim assumption. Tw o of the six servicemen Identified had been listed by the Pentagon as prisoners of war and were known to have died In captivity. The other four. Air Force officers whose planes were shot down over North Vietnam, had been classified as missing In action. Perhaps, but only perhaps, the remains of the Air Force officers were Just recently located by the Vietnamese. But the odds are at least as good that these remains were umong those Inspected and processed by the refugre mortician almost a decade ago at 17 Ly Nam De St. In Hanoi. And. of course, the odds are much better than even that the bodies of the two Americans held as prison­ ers. albeit at Jungle POW camps In South Vietnam, were available to the Nortli Vlelnamese years ugo. An Incontrovertible example of Hanoi's duplicity came to light In 1981 when the Vietnamese returned the remains of three American pilots known to have been POWs In North Vietnam. Throughout the war. the Vietnamese never acknowledged holding these men. And when their remains were turned over to U.S. officials in Ju ly 1981 the Vietnamese offered not a word of explanation. T h e families of these men grieved, anguished and wondered about the fate of their loved ones year ufter year. Hanoi almost certainly could have eased that suffering by doing what any civilized nation docs once hostilities end: Return all prisoners of war, release remains and all Information on those deceased, and cooperate fully In resolving the status of those still missing. Officials In Hanoi claim repeatedly to have fulfilled these requirements. These claims arc patent, cruel lies. A dozen years after the Parts Peace Accords und the departure of the last Amcrlcun soldiers from Vietnam and a decade after the fall of Sulgon. the communists In Hanoi are still trying to exploit the suffering of American POW-MIA families for political und economic advantage. Few governments In recent memory have acted more desplcubly or pursued u more cruelly cynical ploy. The Defense Department now lists 2.477 Americans us still unaccounted for In Southeast Asia. At the agonizingly slow rate that Vietnam Is returning remulns and providing Information, the matter of Ameri­ can I*OW-MIAs will remain an active Issue past the end of this century. The only hope, short of unacceptable surrender to extortion, of achieving u proper resolution long before then Is to persuade Hanoi that bluckmall ran never succeed. berrys w o u ld WASHINGTON — T h at eerie silence you " h e a r" from Washington In the middle of the m ost critical budget debate In U.S. history Is the lost voice of what used to be called "(he Silent Majority.'* Its m em bership was com prised of (hat great m ass of middle-class w orkers and taxpayers who suddenly became politically acllve in th e late I960* and early '7 0 s an d m ade their voices collectively heard. T hese sam e people, th eir num bers signifi­ cantly Increased, made th eir voices heard In th e last presidential election w ith an awesome roar of approval for President R eagan's policies — handing the president 5 2 5 electoral votes, more th a n anyone ha* ever received, and 59 percent of the popular vole. Now. with every special minority interest group In the land blanketing Capitol Hill and buttonholing lawmakers, the Silent Majority seem s to have heroine silent once again. Instead, the voices th at ap p ear most dom inant are those who don't w ant one nlckrl of th eir program s, benefits and subsidies touched, no m atter how big the deficit. They run th e gam ut from major corporations that don't w ant their heavily subsidized Export-Import loans elim i­ nated to Social Security recipients w ho want their full cost-of-living Increase. As anyone who h a s ever studied congressional warfare knows, the voices heard In th e greatest num bers arc alm ost alw ays the o n esth at win The question th at cries out to tie asked this week Is; Where are those who are not direct recipients of cut-rate loans, subsidies, en title­ m ent* and other giveaways, but who will pay m ost of the bills? W hy aren 't their voices being raised? Why aren 't th eir organization* — trade groups, civic associations, grass-roots cau cu ses — making their positions known in an effective m anner? Why Is Ihc greal preponderance of voices coming only from those who are the tieneflclarte* und their lobbyists? W here h as the Silent Majority gone? It would Indeed be a monumental tragedy If th e delicately balanced budget package put together by the House and S en ate Republicans gets torn to shreds because th e voices of the minority are louder than th e m ajority. That would be a one-way ticket to a major tax Increse. w hich Is precisely w hat th e opponents of spending cu ts w ant. No one can predict how the budget battle will turn out. except to say that It will be a tougher fight th an It needed in be Precious tim e and political capital were wasted In Ihe fight over aid to the Nicaraguan rebels, a req u est th at sh o u ld have b ern postponed until support for a com prom ise could have been nailed down. T he lengthy and needless controversy over R eag an 's trip to the German cem etary at Bltburg further eroded White House attention from th e critical budget battle. All of this ha* left the field largely to the opponents of budget culling, w hich m eans that for both th e While House and Its congressional allies, there Is a lot of lost ground to recover. W ASHINGTO N WORLD A N T H O N Y HARRIGAN Action On Trade Front Second Term Buzz Saw The extraordinary series of votes In the U.S. Senate and House of R epresentatives, In which there was virtually unanim ous *up|>ort for retaliation ngalnsi Jap an if it con­ tinues to open Its doors to Am erican goods w as a surprising develop­ m ent. By H elen Thom as DPI W hite H ou se Reporter WASHINGTON IUPI) - President Reagan had a longer honeymoon in office than m ost presidents. And a 49-state m andate to begin hts sec­ ond term Is nothing lo sniff al. Bui as In all things, he Is losing some of his m agic m uch and his first-term ability to cut his losses Until these voles took place, II seem ed that only a limited n um ber of congressm en In both p arties were concerned about Jap an 's resort to covert protectionism while It p re­ ached free trade to th e United States. Clearly, Ihere h as been a great aw akening In Congress, At long last, the m embers are showing sensitivity to Ihe plight of a wide range of U.S. Industries affected by J a p a n 's practice of defensive and offensive targeting Leading American Industrialists, Including the chairm en of D ul'oni, Motorola, and Champion S p ark Plug Co., have been articu latin g the plight of U.S cum panic* faced with com petition from guided an d su b ­ sidized industries abroad. They have w arned of sevrre losses In em ploym ent, the danger of the large scale shutdow ns of plants In the U.S., und the shift In m anufacturing "offshore" In Mexico. Indonesia. Brazil an d elsewhere, The business prrss Is com ing around on the trade Issue, Buaincaa Week recently warned lliut the U.S. trade deficit with Japan could hit •5 0 billion this year, up from $37 billion In 1984. Time published a very hard-hitting article on Jupanese-style covert protectionism . Unfnrtunutrly, while Ihe C ongress now secs the light, there ure plenty of free (rude dogm atists aro u n d who. like Ihe Ikm rbonx of old. w on't learn or forge) anything One of the holdouts Is the Waff Stivel Journal, which greeted the a lm o st u n a n im o u s H enute und House votes with a sneering charge of a "su d d en outbreuk of protec­ tionist bom bast" ’and referred to "th e King Kong roars from the House und Senate ch am bers Ihls week.” The Wall Street Journal Is determ ined to see no evil, hear no evil with respect to Jap an und other foreign co u n trie s which em ploy targeting. Nevertheless, whut really counts Isn't preem ptive censorship on the purt of a m ajor business publication but w h a t's happening In C ongress And the news from Capitol Hill Is that the polltlcul will exists for action on the trade front. Jupun would do well to open Its m arkets and end Its unfair trading practices. T im e h a s ru n o u t fo r th e s e practices. As a true believer, he appears less willing lo com prom ise ibis lime arnund and has set some goals for himself that are not easily achieved. One of the goals obviously Is to knock off the leftist S andlnlsta government In N icaragua. V IE W P O IN T Peace Initiative By A lfon so Kobelo On M arch 2. 1985. a bright clear morning In S an Jose. Costa Klca. some ftfly Nicaraguans from all walks of life gathered lo h ear a statem ent signed the day before by re p re se n ta tiv e s of the prin cip al groups opposing Marxist S andlnlsta rule of Ihelr country. The San Jo se declaration called on Ihe Sundlnlxtus to Join Irt a “ nutlonal dialogue" to resolve dif­ fe re n c e s c iv illy . It a s k e d th e Nicaraguan Conference of Bishops to m ediate, und outlined an agenda of Issues lor discussion, li sel March 20 as the dale to begin the dialogue leading lo "nutlonal reconciliation." T h is " p e a c e In itiativ e* ’ w a s ham m ered out over many weeks by p e rs o n s a d v o c a tin g d iv e rs e approaches to resolve the civil war between N icaragua's Marxist regim e and Ihe dem ocratic freedom fighters w ho r e p r e s e n t c o n t r a s t i n g philosophies and experiences. T hey ag reed , h o w e v e r, on tw o f u n ­ dam ental points: 11 opposition to Sandlnlsta rule; und 2) the desire for a peaceful, civilized resolution of the problem and an end to the blood­ shed and sacrifice afflicting both sides In the civil war. More significant Is that th ese Nicaraguan exiles had liern allies of the S undlnlstux In Ihe slrugglc u g u ln a t a f o r m e r N ic a r a g u a n dictator. A nastasia Somora. And somr becam e m em bers of Ihe new governm ent after the Irlum ph In July 1979. J u s t a s w e u n ite d a g a i n s t Somoza s dictatorship, we ure toduy u n ited a g a in st the rule of t h r Cuban-Soviet style polltburo w hich has been Imposed on Nicaragua. We are a broadly representative group. Bui for the fai t that Marxist m ov­ ent e n t a e ls e w h e r e h a v e appropriated the term , we might well call ourselves a new "liberation tro n i." For o ur objective ts tu llberair our fatherland from Ihe M u rx ls t-L e n ln ls m of the S u n dlnlslas In 1978-79. th e arm ed force which fought Somozu num bered only six or seven thousand. But It was backed by a national coalition of o th er fo rc e s . In clu d in g th e Catholic C h urch, labor unions, polit­ ical parties, businessm en, students, peasants, farm ers, and others. Today the coalition opposing th e Sandlnlstas Is equally broad. It Includes form er Sandlnlstas a n d former m e m b e rs of Ihc re v o lu ­ tionary governm ent who could nol tolerate th r direction In which th e S u n d l n l s t a s w e re ta k in g th e country. Today N icaragua Is a renegade nullon. A m ong Latin A in erlran heads of state only Fidel C astro attended the J a n u a ry 10 Inaugura­ tion of the new president. Daniel Ortega. T he FSLN regime has p ro ­ duced nearly a half million refugees and exiles; a n d N lcuragua h a s become a haven for International terrorists and d ru g traffickers. D e s p ite p r o p a g a n d a w h ic h jHirtruys us differently, we are a new national liberation front Our p ro ­ gram Is founded on the legitim ate aspirations nf the Nicaraguan peo­ ple. We speak for nearly a half million rrfugecs and exiles, for th e Indians and C reoles of the A tlantic Coast, for th e thousands who have ta k e n u p a r m s , a n d fo r t h e lunulrrds of th o usands of citizens who are n o t free to speak for themselves. The San Jose d eclara­ tion ts a genuine peace Initiative which rem ains the lost and only hope for bringing peace and recon­ ciliation to Nicaragua. Thai has been a driving ulm since he tcxik office. He w ants lo make sure that there Is no com m unist takeover on his w atch. But Ihe e x e rc is e of m ilita ry strength w hether through surro­ gates or on Its own must have public backing, an d so fur In the case of Central Am erica, the presi­ dent h u n o t b e e n a b le In ach iev e a consensus. hi rhetorical term s, h r has pulled out all Ihc sto p s accusing his opponents of "shameful surrender." He made th r sam e charge of " s u r r e n d e r " a g a in s t S p e a k e r Thom as O'Nrtll when O'Neill urged u pullout from l^-banon after some 300 Marines were killed, and a few days later Reagan withdrew the troops. It was the better pari of valor for which he was praised rather than criticized. He had. In sh o rt, declared a victory and pulled out. But Nicaragua and other Issues appear to lie m ore visceral wllh the president. Although the president Is trying to "hang to u g h " In refusing to change his Itinerary, which Includes a visit to a G erm an military cem e­ tery where som e Nazi SS storm troopers are buried, many White House aides believe It was a major blooper and could have been pre­ vented under m ore sensltve w at­ chful eyes, Reagan's Intentions were In the traditions of post-w ar healing and r e c o n c ilia tio n w ith a f o r m e r adversary who Is now un Im portant ally. Hut he forgot that for m any, memories are not that short for those who bear the scars of World W ard. The m onths ahead have m any more hurdles T he president ts not one, according to his aides, who will tel lume du ck lsm set In. But the ev en ts ol the last two weeks are proving th at It will be not be easy to alw ays prevail. JA C K A N D tR SO N HHS Probes Rehab Facility's Charges By Jack Anderson and Josep h Bpasr WASHINGTON - Defense co n ­ tractors aren 't Ihe only ones who charge the government for personal ex p en ses like kennel co sts and cocktail partliw, Investigators for the H ealth and H um an Services Department turned up more thun $1 million In q u es­ tionable Medicale charges frarn a sin g le re h a b ilita tio n c e n te r In 1982-83. They Included legal fee* fo r t h e c o m p a n y p r e s i d e n t 's divorce, his country-club tab and health-insurance prem ium s for his mother. "What are you lookin' al — first time you've aver seen o PUNK GRANDMOTHER?" A ccording lo a m em o ra n d u m w ritten by the Health a n d H um an S e r v i c e s I n s p e c to r - g e n e r a l to an o th er departm ent official, this Inform ation will be presented soon to the U.S. attorney In S cranton. Pa. The com pany under Investigation Is Allied Services lor the H andi­ capped. parent corporation ot the George T. W alters Institute ol Re­ habilitation Medicine The W alters facility Is (lie largest In Allied's network of rehabilitation und v oca­ tional centers, which serve m ore t h u n a m i l l i o n p c o p I e in northeastern Pennsylvania, Allied's W ashington attorney told our associate Tony Capucclo that Ihc co m p an y "Is confident an d hopeful (that a) fair result will be reached and announced soon." On his advice. Allied executives declined lo com m ent, Including P resid en t a n d Board C h airm an Walters , The Hculth and Human Services m rino w ritten by Inspector G en er­ a l's officiate R ichard K usserow slated; "O ur review has shown that Allied officials have exhibited a rem arkably extravagant flair for sjM-mling tax p ay ers' money. Gov­ ernment reim bursem ent was used us payment for unallowable e x p e n ­ ditures w h ich w ere directed ... toward en rich in g |AlliedJ officials, t heir families and Iheir associates." The IG's m em o m ik es no Judg­ ment on th e quality of care at th e Institute. Herr are th r highlights from th r IG's m em orandum : — "The adm in istrato r (Walters) charged Ihe Institute m total of •6.679 for p ay m en ts to an exclusive country clu b ." the memo stales. "He also charged the Institute for expenses su ch as; (1) cable televi­ sion — • 6 4 7 ; (2) parties held in private residence — •6.104. (3) his m o th e r's B lue C ross and B lue Shield p rem iu m s — *697. and (4) legal fees a s s o c ia te d w ith h ts divorce — •6 8 8 . — The d e p a rtm e n t's a u d ito rs questioned •8 4 .4 4 7 In expenses for executives and th eir wives that were charged to the Institute, which In t u r n w o u ld c h a r g e M edicare* Medicaid These Included sem inar trips to San Franctaco (one of them on cost containm ent). New Orleans. Honolulu. C hina an d Switzerland. — Salaries totaling •967.246 went to five Allied executives. Including •214.251 for W alters. Ills salary, the memo noted, was 93 percent m orr than th at received by h ts counterparts In 14 Scranion-area hospitals. — F rin g e b e n e f i t s t o t a l i n g •5 6 8 .8 5 0 were also questioned. They Included Individual Retire­ m ent Account contributions, de­ ferred com pensation plans, execu­ tive pension-plan contributions and •23.266 paid to W alters for unused vocation time, "w h ich was contrary to Institute policy," according lo th e memo. f �SPO RTS Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Thursday, April U, I l t j - I A Baseball's Final Four Averages 24 Wins Per Team DEI.ANI) — Move over George town. VUlanova. Memphis S tale an d St. Jo h n 's, the real Final Four Is tonight at Conrad Park. Haseball Is the game and the quality of the four participants — Lake Mary, Lym an. Apopka and DeLand — is Just about the sam e. Llkr Lake Mary coach Allen T utlle says. "If this isn't the toughest district In the state. I d like to see a tougher one .” He's probably right. Baseball In Central Florida Is at Its zenith. Two weeks ago. Uike Mary (No. 6|. Apopka (No. H) and Lyman (No. 9) were all ranked. This cam e two weeks alter Frank Franzl. a sports w riter for the Jacksonville Tim es Union who puts together the prep poll, told me. "There no way I can rank three team s from the same conference. T hey probably arc deserving but noliodv would buy It." This week Apopka. 22-8-1. dropjx-d back to the honorable m ention and was joined by DeLand. 22-9. Lake Mary. 28-6. still holds the No. 6 slot and Lyman. 24-5. bus settled In at No. 8 That's 96 wins for the four finalists or an average of 24 wins per team . L et’s see any district In the slate (or the nation) m utch that. Today an d tonight, the fans will be buying Sam Cook Sporti Editor excitem ent. For th e first time In a long time, there w e re no u p s e ts In th e first ro u n d . Two blockbuster m atch u p s are stated for tonight with the w inners going to the final Friday at 7:30 p.m. • 5 p m. — Lakr Mary vs. Apopka Like the four m eetings before, this should be another classic. These teams don't hate each other, they respect each other too m uch for that. Hut the Intensity level goes Into the red zone every tim e they take the field. They have spilt four gam es this year T he first encounter was at latke Mary. Mike Schm lt and Scott Underwood hit hom ers as the Karmnles won. 6-4. Schm lt scattered 1 1 hits and ‘hove In three runs. Apopka coach Sonny Wise p ro n o u n ced the tw o hom ers as less th a n prodigious. "I'm tired of getting beat In bandbox­ e s." he said after the gam e In reference to Lake M ary's cozy dim ensions. The second one was at Apopka. Skip Cousins, a wisp of a left-hander, tied the Ram s In knots with an assortm ent of slow stuff a s the Darters prevailed. 5-1. Tim Oxley slugged three-run hom er off Eric "The W hip" Hagen In the first to s p a r k th e w in . S c h m l t . s u f f e r i n g fro m m ononucleosis, didn't dress nut There w a s s o m e talk th at m ost of Lake M ary's team had spent the previous day at the beach and weren't ready to play. Don't look for that to happen again. The third one and m ost dram atic cam e In the Colonial Classic. Ryan Lisle hit a clutch two-run hom er with two out In the bottom of the seventh to send the game Into an rx tru Inning and Kevin Hill won it with a double In the eighth. 5-4. Neal Harris turned In a stellar m ound effort before Anthony lais/alc cam e on to get the win The fourth one cam e 30 m inutes later for the cham pionship. It was the Keith Ussrev Show. The big lefty (he bats right-handed) slugged two, three-run hom ers, the last com ing In the bottom ol the sixth to erase a 4-3 Lake Mary lend and give A|Kipku Its second straight cham pionship. 6 4. T oday's battle should be Just a s good Wise said he would go with C ousins while Tuttle will Apopka 'Ringers' Down Seminoles S o ftb a ll lake a look at itir tblnl ring thui tlirrr wus no play in the outfield at the tim e ." Corso said. " B u t It still s h o u ld n 't have happened." Not long alter th at, Ihe Apopka tiuneball team had Just finished practice and sklpjied over to the soltliall field. "T he base ha 11 team eunte over an d sat down behind a sign, w hich was Illegal llaelf, and proceeded lo throw Jelly 1leans at m y left fielder, third basem an a n d s h o rts to p ." C orso said. "A nd they also started saying crude things to them . Thut was really uncalled for. Finally one of th e girls said som ething to the um pire and It all stopped." While Corso w as contending w ith th e d i s t r a c t i o n s , th e Sem inoles were trying their best to push across a run. The lately T rib e's best chances cam e In the first and second Innings, In the first. S heri Peterson, who had singled, got to third with two outs before Jackie Farr dribbled one to th e pitcher who threw her out to en d the Inning In Ihe top of the second. Janet llau ck led off w ith a single and. one out later. S how anda Walker s in g le d and b o th ru n n e rs advanced on a bad throw on the play. The Inning ended there though when L aura Burke flew out to shallow right a n d Jackie Suggs popped out to second. "T he um pires an d Apopka's athletic director did a good Job straightening th in g s out. hut they shouldn't have happened In the first plare. T hey slopped Ihe baseball team and the track te a m but V irg il's (R iddle's) m outh never sh u ts." See BASEBALL, Page 7A. Oviedo Rolls Jones By C h ris F it t e r H erald S p o rts W riter APOPKA — A c co rd in g to coach B eth C orso. Sem inole High's 4A-9 D istrict Tournam ent one out. Marla D e je su s hit a (will game ag ain st A popka's Lady to short field and w as throw n out Blue D arters W ednesday was 'a t first but both Pruitt and llkr bring In th e middle of a Taylor wound u p scoring on Ihe three ring circus. play. Direct your attention to the T h e L ady D a r t e r s a d d e d ce n te r rin g w h ere A popka's an o th er run In the third to make learn showed u p with all new It 3-0. With two outs. Michelle uniform n u m b ers from Ihe Iasi McKinney singled an d Sherry lim e Ihe two team s played. Tobias followed with a base hit. Then, there w as Apopka doing McKinney stored w hen Tobias' Its tr a p e c z e a c t, s w itc h in g bit was hobbled In right field. players In the lineup In midAfter Apopka had taken the Innlng. 3-0 lead Is when the next Iwo Now. cast your eyes upon ring d is tra c tio n s o c c u rc d . In (he num ber two where the Apopka fourth Inning, an Apopka track track team Is w anning up and perform er who w as practicing throwing the discus onto the behind the softball field threw softball field with Seminole in the discus onto the field while the field and Ihe twill in play. the Iwdl was In play. "W e were You'll lx* am azed when you lucky that no one w as hit and where the Afxtpka baseball leant has Im planted Itself near the third lwt.se line, throwing Jelly b e a n s a t S e m i n o l e 's th ir d b asem an , s h o rts to p and left fielder. The Lady S em lnolrs did an exceptional Job shaking off these distractions anti eonerntrntlng on Ihe gum e but. when the show was over, It w as too m any stranded b ase ru n n rrs that cost the Tribe a 3-0 setback to the Lady D arters at Apopka High. "We left sevrn people on Iwise. w r J u s t c o u l d n 't get th e m around." coach Corso said. "But I want to com m end my girls for Ihe way they were concentrating on the gam e and kepi playing twill despite wlwit was going on around th em ." The confusion slarled before Ihe gam e did Wednesday as Carso said Apopka showed up with all different uniform n u m ­ bers "T h at ro u sed so m uch confusion," Corso said. "For the first th rre Innings I didn't know who was com ing (a bat for them. The num bers didn't m atch up with ihe names. I could never gel II s tra ig h te n e d out with Virgil (Ajxipka coach Riddle). And (because ihe num bers were changed) I c o u ld n 't use the paper I had that told me where Ihc girls hit from Ihe last tlm r we played th em ." While Corso w as still trying to straighten th in g s out. Apopka jum ped out to a 24) lead In the bottom of the second. Consecu­ tive singles by Stacey Pruitt. W a n d a T a y lo r a n d D eb b ie Church loaded the bases. With counter with S chm lt Cousins has the Rams num ber so far. In 11 Innings, the sentor southpaw h as given up Just seven hits and one unearned run to a team w hich Is averaging close to nine runs and 10 hits per outing "1 gotta go with him. don't l?" said Wise after T uesday's 4-1 win over l.akr Brantley. "Cousins h as really been tough on them. We'll have Oxley ready If he gets In trouble, though." T hrre are a lot ol variables Involved today Wise Is basing m uch of his team 's success on the fact that its been there Itefore The Blue Darters have won back-to-back tournam ent titles. All of the starters were on those two team s except second basem an J o h n Jack so n and Cousins. "I know what Sydney Lowman and Mike Hindiare going to do. I know what Tony Jo h nson and Ussrcy will do." said Wise. "T hey've h ern there before They can handle the pressure "Do these o th er schools know how their players arc going to handle It?" An interesting qttesllon. Although Lakr Mary w as knoekrd out in the first round last year, its players arc no stran g ers to big gam es. Schm lt. M*r»M Sy Tam m y V acant Oviedo's Oebble Cole watches a low pitch hit the plate. By C h ris F ls te r lle r s ld S p o rts W rite r KISSIMMEE — Oviedo conch Jackie Miller was holding her hirnili ihcrc for a couple innings W ednesday, but she was she was resuscitated when her Lady Lions scored three tim es In the third and added four runs In the fifth lo secure an 8 3 victory over Orlando Jo n e s' l.ady Tigers In 3A-8 District T ournam ent action at K issim m ee's T hacker Field. The victory advanced Oviedo lo today's 4 p.m . district (Inal ag ain st O sceola K issim m ee's Kowglrls. The Kowglrls didn't even have to play lo advance as th e y w o n b y f o r f e i t o v e r Leesburg which didn't show up for the game. Jo n es Jum ped on the Lions for two runs In the top of the first Inning W ednesday as the lead off hitter singled an d Sheila Perry followed with a two run hom er for a quick 2-0 lead. "I was w orried In the llrst Inning." Miller said, "It's kind of depressing w hen they get up like thnt and a get a hom er right off the bat. But Jo n e s started m ak ­ ing a lot of m istakes und that kind of got them down and us up. Then we had some good hits In the fifth that sewed It up ." Oviedo picked up one run In the bottom of the first when Jessica Bradley scored on Mlkkl Eby's sacrifice ffy. The Lady Lions cam e back with th rrr n u ts In the bottom of Ihe third for a 4-2 lead, With one out, Fran Foster reurhed on a two base e rro r an d C aroline Chavis followed with a grounder to short. The shortstop threw the S o ftb a ll *l ball away and. a lew overthrows later, both Foster and Chavis scored, Eby then singled and moved around on a couple errors b efo re s c o rin g on D rr Dec Beasley's single Jo n es pulled w ithin 4-3 In the top of the fourth hut Oviedo put It out of reach with lour runs In t he bottom of the fifth. C havis led oil the Inning with a walk uml Eby singled. Khv was fo rc e d nl s e c o n d on J o d ie S w itzer's grounder with Chavis going to third Beasley followed with a base hit to chase hom e Chavis. In the last four games. Beasley has 1 1 Bills. B arbara Malone then stepped up and drilled a single to drive In Switzer and Beasley scored on D arla H all's sin g le . Beasley scored the fifth ru n ol (he framc wltcn Bradley walked with the bases loaded. Ovlrdn will now set lls sights on Osceola. T he two team s have spill th rlr guittcs this season with the Kowglrls winning the llrst lime, 3-0. an d the Lions roaring the second time. 20-7. Osceola m ay be required to play Leesburg tills m orning If i^-rsburg h as a Icgittrnale reason for m issing ihe first round gam e. "T hey walled at least half an hour for Leesburg hut Ihe never called or an y th in g ." Miller said " U n l e s s s o m e th in g d r a s tic hap|H-ncd on the way. It will lx* a Inrfclt I've never seen anything like It In a district to urnam ent." Erroritis Dooms Lady Greyhounds By Chris F lster Herald S p o rts W r ite r DAYTONA BEACH - When you gel a case of errorttls. II sp rra d s quickly and Is very hard to shake off. L y m a n 's Lady G rey h o u n d s found that out W ednesday af­ ternoon as they gave up four unearned runs In the last three Innings and dropped a 7-4 de­ cision lo Mainland's Lady Hues In 4A-9 District T ournam ent firs! round action at Mainland High. W h’le the laidy G reyhounds blanked Mainland over the first three Innings, they look a 1-0 lead In the bottom of the second w hen S tevens drilled a solo hom er lo center field. T he Lady Bucs scored a pair of earn ed runs In the top of ihe fourth to take the lead for the llrst tim e. Lyman cam e back with two ru n s In lls half of the fifth to regain the lead. 3-2. V aleric Price started off the i n n i n g w ith a s i n g l e a n d Stevens, who had five round tr ip p e r s d u rin g Ih r re g u la r season, followed with a hom er to right center. M ainland scored a p air of unearned ru n s In Ihr top of the fifth w hen L ym an's right center and right (lelders collided on u fly ball. Two runs scored on the Lym an error. Lytnun cam e bark to tie the score at 4-4 with one run In the bottom of the fifth. Lori Helms singled and eventually scored on Kristie Kaiser’s sacrifice fly. The erroritis goi worse for Lym an In the top of the seventh when Mainland pushed ucross three more ru n s for u 7-4 lead, DELAND OUSTS BRANTLEY DELAND — A strong defensive learn with good sticks and the home field advaniugr usually doesn't need uny help lo win hullgantrs. And DeLund'n Lady Bulldogs received enough ch ari­ ly W ednesday lo start a telethon. The generous ones were Lake B rantley's Lady Patriots who made six errors that contributed heavily to an 8-2 loss to Ihe Lady B u lld o g s in 4 A -9 D i s t r i c t T ournam ent first round action at the Dr Laud Airport T h e s e c o n d - s e e d e d L ad y Bulldogs. 16-2 for the season, host Lake M ary's Lady Rams today at 4 p.m . at the ulrport field. Brantley bowed out with an 8 . 15 record. The way DeLand played d e ­ fense. Lakr Bntnllcy wus out of l he game alter one-half Inning W e d n e sd a y . D cL um l sco red three times In Ihe first wllh iwo Brantley errors (raving the way. The Lady P atriots scored once In the top of Ih r second to (lull within 3-1, hut th at was the closest they could come. Heather M e y e r, w h o h a d t h r e e o f llran tley 's six h its In the gam e, led off wllh a single. Missy T om pkins followed wllh a barnrap and Kirn R obinson wulkrd to loud Ihe bases. Meyer was forced ul hom e on Holly llugum un's grounder bul T om pkins scored when Dclaind tried for a double play on Denise H u rk r's grounder hut couldn't com plete It. Lakr Brantley did n 't gel a runner pant first traxc In Ihr fifth, sixth or seventh Innings. Lady Rams Slip Past Lake Howell , Into Semifinals DeLand Airport. In Ihe other By C hris F itter s r m if tn a l. A p o p k a h o s ts Herald S p o rts Writer Trying to score w as llkr trying M ainland The final will be to solve the m ystery of a m aze Friday aflrrnoon ul 4 at Lake for Lake Howell's Lady Silver Mary High Along wllh Lakr Hawks and L akr Mary’s Lady Howrll. W ednesday's Seminole Rams W ednesday afternoon. C o u n ty c a s u a l t ie s In c lu d e d Ju st w hen It seem ed one of the Srntlnnlc 13-0 loss lo Apopka). learns was going lo find the way Lym an (7-4 setback at Mainland) out. a new obstacle sprung up. an d Lake Brantley (H-2 loos tc As Ihe gam e grew older, the DeLand). Lakr Mary, w hich Improved lo maze got hard er Bul. neither team stopped searching. On Ihe 15-11, also evened lls season father side was a berlh Into the scries with the Lady Hawks at semifinals as Ih r only Seminole 2 2 with 3 of Ihe 4 being one-run County survivor In the 4 A*9 gam e Lake Howrll finished at 2 0 7. District Softball Tournam ent. "W e alw ays seem lo play With the help of the Lake Howell defense. Lake M ary's really good against them (Lake Karen DeShetler was the first lo H o w e ll) ," D e S h e t l e r s a id . exit the labyrinth and Ihe result "T hey're our biggest rival." laike Mary o u th lt Ihe Lady was a 1-0, right-inning victory for the Lady R am s over the Hawks. 9-5, and had m any more th ird -se e d e d a n d host Lady scoring opportunities before fi­ nally cashing In In the top of Ihe Hawks. By virtue of Its victory. Lake e ig h th . B oth t e a m s p la y e d Mary la k rs on Dc La m i's Lady excellent defense the first sevrn Bulldogs today at 4 p.m. at the Innings but a breakdow n by Ihe or u base hll for a 1-0 lead. The and the third out. The Lady Rains' best o p portu­ next hitter. Alicia Dlnkclacker. nity In the first seven Innings grounded lo Averlll al short und ram e In the fifth. Wllh two outs. Saunders tried to score. Averlll Lady Hawks on one play In Ihe DeShetler. who was 3 for 4 In Ihe threw her out with plenty to rig h th paved the way for Lake gam e, reached on an Infield spare for the first out of the single and W atkins, who was frame. M ary's victory. "T h e learn was really up." also 3 for 4. followed wllh a base Both team s w ent down In Lake Mary coach Cindy Henry hit to center. Avrrtll drilled a order In the six th and ihe Lady said. “ I though! Lakr lloweli had single lo left and DeShetler was Rams d id n 't threaten In the lop It In Ihe fifth Inning, but wr waved around third. A perfect of the seventh. m ade sonic clutch plays when throw was needed lo get the T hlrbuulh singled to lead off speedy Junior and Lakr Howell we needed them .” Lakr Mary's first th rea t of Ihe got just that aa Eileen T hlcbauth the bottom of the seventh but afternoon came In Ihe lop of the rifled a one-hopper to catcher was forced al second on Avu second. Lisa Slm klns led off wllh Kelly Lalham who slapped the G ardner's grounder. Kelly Dean a single and. one out later, lag on D rShellrr to rn d the tben went In to pinch run for G a rd n e r a n d E rin H a n k in s Reedy Metz reached on an error Inning on shortstop Grace Ley. With L akr Howell, which d id n 't gel followed wllh an Infield single lo tw o outs, a second error bjf Ley a baseru n n er past second Ihe pul ru n n ers on first and second. S aunders flew out to center for enabled Lisa Sanlultt to reach, llrst four Innings, had Its best loadltfR the bases. Amy Adams chance to breuk the scoreless tie the second out but Dlnkclacker coaxed a walk oul of Walkltta to followed wllh a shot up the In th e b o lto n t of Ihe fifth m iddle bul Juudon "P ee Wee" S aunders led off by launching a load (he bases. Lathain then J o n a s, who was playing short long fly over D rShctler's head In lifted a fly ball lo shallow right center and Slinklna. Ihe Ram s' field lor Lakr Howell, cam e up left cen ter for a stand up triple. w llh Ihe ball and quickly fired to All the Lady H aw lu needed second basem an, m ade a fine second for the forre on Santulll was u ffy ball of m edium depth running catch to send (he game Softball •- w . Into extra Irutnes D rShellrr led off th r lop of the eighth wllh a line shot to renter. J o n a s m ade a diving catch but Ihe ball got loose w hen she hit Ihe gm und und D cShrller had u single. W atkins then looped a single down th e right field line und DeShetler m otored around to third. D lnelarkcr threw (hr hall all Ihe way th rough and It goi by Ihe catcher. D rS hellrr saw Ihr play In front of her and raced hom e for a 14) Lake Mary lead. "I don't think coach Henry told me lo go hul I knew I could m ake II." DeShetler said. "And I w asn't going lo gel throw n oul a second tim e." The 1-0 lead was all Ihe 1-ady Ram s needed (hough as they retired the Hawks In order In (he bottom of the eighth Averlll handled the first and third outs while DeShetler m ade the sec­ ond �A iA -Evening Herald, Sanford, FL V . ** '■** \ Thunder, April J5, IMS TRACK LEADERS 141 OshKl If f o h to n H W Ibv km M l IH rn* W - ap« III! ’Mil '• I M -I*' ***-• GN4 MM] V ft* WatPRRt M » tm mm CN pfNRi a.•** m m * I I I I f 'Mi M lNtlt W* a i n i O » TM **. 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If Hu- Yankees lose lo the lied Sox tonight, Herra could he gone as m anager, according to a highly placed baseball source. The Yankres played atrociously W ed­ nesday night, com m itting two errors In the first Inning when the Hed Sox stored lour runs. Ball Motor Line Stays On Top; Elks Fights Off Kiwanis, 3-2 While Klwatix. Elks an d Moose continue t«» slug 11 mil for second place. Hall Motor Line Is cruising along atop the Sanford Junior League. Hall Motor upped its record to 0 -1 W ednesday with a IHH Irm inrtug ot Knights ol Columbus al Chaw* Park Itomitd Cox had three h ilt including a tw o nin homer that watt the first hall hit out of Chase I'aik this season. J I uiImi Lut as was <t lor 4 and Harnett W ashington stroked a two run single to pave the way lor lull. In Wednesday night's set'dint gain*- si Chase t'nik. Wttlle Berra bus slrrndy survived one ttoshm 'S ugar T ex" McCloud fired a one hitter and shinned a pair of triples lo lead Klkx to u 3-2 vlrlory over Klwanls Kiwanis took an early 1 0 Irad In Hie top of the first when Am bony Harris walked, sloled second, went to third on an error and scored on an erran t pick ofrattem pt Elks cam e hack wllfi a pair of rims off H arris In Hie iMittom of Hie second McCloud led off with a triple and scored on Karl C arter’s base hit. Carter stole second and scored on a pair of errors. Jeffrey Ingram and Derrick Taylor rapped three tilts each and a pair n[ pitchers held Medeo Pharm acy to six hits as Stud tank Improved to (iO with a 13-4 rom p over Medeo In Sanford Little American League action W ednesday at Fort Mellon Park. In Little American League action at Hay Avenue Field. Adcock Hoofing m anaged |ust two hits tint took advantage ol nine walks and a m ultitude of passed halls to claim u I I-1 victory over Sem inole Ford m assacre this season. The Yankees were swept tn their season-open lug three-gam e series at Fenway Park, but probably saved H crra's Job by rebounding in Cleveland. Herra was testy after the lanlcsi loss. The New York m anager pointed to the obvious — lIlf Yankees looked sloppy In Ihe field. A.L. B a se b a ll the victory. He faced the m inim um 24 trailers over eight Innings hut yielded solo hom ers lo Circg Pryor and Onlx Concepcion hr Hie ninth Inning. Y o g i B e rra M ik e B o d d lc k e r T w in s 1 0 , M s r ln e rs O B re w e r s 3 , W h it e B o x 2 At Hloornlngton, Minn . Mike Sm ithson tossed a four-hitter. Kent llrbck belted a three-run hom er amt Kirby Puckett Twins to their four straight victory. S m ithson. 2-2. struck out four, walked three and hit Iwo tuiltrr* us lie notched the T w ins' third complete gntnr tn the last four days At Chicago. Charlie Moore had Ihrec KHI. Including one that snapped a 2-2 He tn the sixth Inning, to give Pete Vuckovtclr of Milwaukee his llrst victory since Septem ber 19H2. Moore tiad a two-run double In the th ird In d ia n s 7 . T ig e r s 6 Al Cleveland. George Vukovlch's one-out ninth Inning single drove In Jo e C arter with lire winning run. giving the Indians their victory. With one out. Carter drew a walk off loser Aurcllo Lopez. 0-1 B lu e J a y s 10. R o y a ls 2 A 'a B . A n g e l s 4 Al Toronto. J e tt Hurroughs drove In live ru n s with a hom er and a triple to spark the Hlue Ja y s to victory. Luis Leal, 1-1. tx-nclllled from Hurroughs' hilling to notch Al Anaheim. Calif . Mike Davis singled In his 19th ru n of Hie season to cap u three-run tlrsi inning and Dwayne Murphy hom cred In Ihe third, lilting Ihe A's to victory. snd a il a p p a re n t H ill d o u b le tn O rio le s 2 , R a n g e rs 1 At Arlington. Texas. Mlkr Young hit his second hom er In as m any gam es, leading the Orioles. Mike Ikxldlcker. 2*1. allowed six hits over eight Innings In defeating the Hangers for the second tim e this year and Ihe sixth lime In Ills carrcr without a loss He was replaced by In the ninth by Tippy Martinez, who got the last two o u ts tor his second save. Roines Lifts Expos O ver Phillies MONTREAL |U P || - Montreal Expos manager Buck Hodgcrs predicts a lot of rim s this season as long as Tim Haines produces. Haines Wednesday afternoon went 2 for-4 at the plate, scored Iwo runs and drove tn two as the E xjnis tield on lor a 7-6 victory over Ihe Philadelphia Phillies ‘i t ' s alw ays good when a leadoff hitler like Timmy gels on base." Hodgers said "A guy like Haines Is worth two extra nins In a baseball gam e." Another E xjm»s s|x-edsirr. mill ty player Miguel Dllonc. also drove in two runs. Hornets Are Next For Oviedo O viedo's Lions hutll u 7-0 lead In Hie llrst two Innings und Hu n coasted to a 9 2 win ovrr hapless J o n e s in Ihe ilrst round of Hie District JIA O liaschall T ournam ent at Oviedo High School. Coach Howard Mable's Lions. 10- lit. take on No. I seed lllxhop Moore tonight at 0 ul Leesburg. Osceola and Leesburg meet at H p.m The winners collide for the cham pionship Friday ai h p tn. ut Leesburg. Hill McCurdy's two run single highlighted a live-run llrst inning while linbby Hmdley and Craig Duncan also added Mlil base tills as Hie Lions added Iwo noire in Hie second lor a 7-0 bulge. McCurdy started tor the Lions hut was relieved by Mark llolinam t in the third Inning. N.L. B a se b a ll "Miguel did well also. He and Timmy com pliment each other, and Dllune Is no easy out We all rem em ber the year be hit 330 with Hie Indians." Montreal starter llryn Sm ith. 3-0, went six Innings an d led the gam e with a 7-2 lead A s tro s B, R eds 3 Al Houston. Erie Davis scored on a sacrifice fly an d Dave Concepcion hit a solo hom er to spurk a live-run ninth Inning ih.it carried th e Reds. Duane Walker added a two-run hom er to hack Mario Soto. 4 1 . who went right Innings, allowing six tills, s trik in g out th ree a n d w alking (our. Hose went I-for 5 and needs 62 hits to break Ty Cobb’s all-time record of 4.191. D o d g e rs 4 , G ia n ts 2 Al S a n F r a n c i s c o . T o m lirennan earned tils first victory since Aug. 7, 1983. and Ken Howell notched his third save of Hie season by striking out eight In 3 2-3 Innings to lead Ihe Dodgers. Dave A nderson. Al Oliver. Hill R ussell and Ken L andrraux drove In ru n s as Los Angeles handed Ihe G tants their eighth defeat In nine games. Cubs S, P ira tes 2 Al Pittsburgh. Leon Durham sm ashed a two run hom er and Shawon Duns ton went 3-for-3 and scored Iwo ru n s to lead the Ctihs to victory. P s d re t 2, A s tro s 1 At S a n D ie g o , C a r m c Io Martinez and Gralg Nettles hit home runs and LaMarr Hoyt and Rich Gos.sugc com bined on a five-hitter lo lead the Padres to victory. BASEBALL ROUNDUP STANDINGS A M E R IC A N (» l W l N A T IO N A L Pel llo.ton M.Uauaoo tor on la C'otoiond No* York Woit * I t * l t • Ookloml CtlUornlo l e n t City VooHlo ChKOga Mmnfiot* Toaot *00 Ul I M» Ml *»r I ml ) *00 1 ut WaUnoador a Ratwllt ( la.aland 2. D ttioU* Minnow)* 10. I o o MIo O tor onto 10, MonkOkCay ) IXakiond 4. Cali Mr mo 4 Notion 2, Noar York* Milooukoo 1, Chltogo 1 Hki'imor# ) Toioa I T k in U a r a dame* C k itla n * (Ramon o t t *1 Bollimora lOiaanoOI. f U * m Ration IHwrtt III ol No* York iNioorol H. I p m 001 *1 Ml I* oak to £>04Iona iKtwogor I 0 Ol Minnokol* I It, I H o r n Coiitorn,* i w in O il oi W on* llo n g ilo n I It. 1 0 )1 p m i HwKS o i t i t f l l l Oomoa 4.on*oI City ol Sotton. night l la.aiond al loitim or* rug**! 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It 1 U t x w u l » « a LaM If* Mi tail. I **-*<»•“ tan I Vucx *<*<1** ira; i •« lMmm As>i IfINI 1. jura* 'K W U I I I I M v l ' U I I '*m * an I Anu ill «• i • M m a>M itai a « » -» . »* * «ai itai Ml I - I x l T f l A 'I a Ml I N— a ia Im « » m it]a w m t - i i l an l» I» M lr H m J iIn r !»<■»• ta IN IN in i a IN aiMiaa Aimaa t u tn a ia '» > * * -v t i an IlClATN IB IN IN larumiiHK ia i n I at I O k W WI IN •••Baseball C o n tin u e d from 6A Lctterio. Lisle and Harris have played big game after big game during their Lillie le a g u e careers They don't com e m uch bigger than last year's Senior World Series cham pionship. The older Rams, seniors Hill. Donald Grayson. Rod "C .J." Metz and Seotl Underwood are no strangers lo pressure either. Don't look for them to fold either. Brad Dunn. A popka's senior lefty, faced these two team s In his Iasi two starts, lie lost both of them but neither team hit him very well Despite Lake Mary's lofty slats, he rales Apopka a slightly belter hilling team . Dunn gives Ihe edge lo Lake Mary In pitching and defense. Apopku. he says, has an edge In speed. "I'm really Im pressed with Sonny Wise." Dunn said. "If Apopka plays good ball. Wise will (hid some way to win It. Hr Is excellent ut using their pitching staff. Lake Mary has a better overall bullclub. but Wise will beat you som e way. I'm watched him Iteal us for three years." Hlnde. a senior who has been a key Ingredient for three years, sees Apopka's defense as the key. b n iM h*n* Ia m HI < 111 A*r«I' - Ar m «A11>1N«in«<|N«M Dil’ H i INA) I »M M ila n m i*r " t - <M i*tr< M I h j *N't ll - M ufiN W l l M . M M AM < * N - A* MTN< U MAtf.-AW I I 1I I A* • *A* a - >U"fr * P* AM 'tA . 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It | , i m r l 9x-«ri toil •CjntNr’ 1INI man i AN) I 1 1-.N- H r'* C»**i ilNO 1 V * Am itA l) > l < l « (Nr| | | Vi • aa CMa ANM A h lil* Ilu ll AM < m III A*r l A - a m m >N Cluafl IN An'll) - A An im - m (MINI 111 tarf N- NW aanmNCaaft Ia•> . ipr a : v u < A m * Ua -at. |MHN.ail •m i - . 1n a m v >a ' ' i *n 1a - I r i n n t i Caum 'll Marx O • Om n i ill Saa Ajaam 11 Ml I - u n i lIAAI < i am, n II M l - || ONa ILNIA MNMw AA •' I I OruMMTtU M u M M Ia * h im « In in n i An ■a - 0n <n #i In I i n i V I-|rA W UNnHMM* a Brantley Boys 3rd, Howell Girls 2nd At State Tourney GAINESVILLE - Sem inole C ounty's en tries In the 4A Slate Tennis T ournam ent turned In excellent sh o w in g s the past three days a s Lake Howell's glrK tied for second In the team results and Lake B rantley's boys took third. In the girls tournam ent at Gainesville. Miami Palm etto ran aw ay with the team title with 14 points com pared to nine each for L ak e H o w e ll's L ady S ilv e r H a w k s C a in » » • « < t> I pa I|l;rw iTOAl un AMWin III Apr. '- I -^ N Ml *«.«*>'* A*rA|t - homin:S. IPIMA "In order lo beat Lake Mary, we have to play good defense." said Ihe stellar center llclder. "They hll the IwiIJ very hard "B ut I think Ihe big Ihe big flrld will lie lo our advantage When you hit the ball out of here (Conrad Park), It’s a legitim ate home run," • T o n ig h t's o th er m atch u p — Lym an vs. Dct-and at 7:30 — is an encounter of different team s but should lie Just as good of a battle. L ym an coach Boh M cCullough said B yron Overstreet will start on the m ound Overstreet Is 6-1. He started the season slowly, then had a stretch where he was nearly unitlltablc beforc bliling a slum p later In (he season. M cCullough said th e key lo O v e rstreet’s success Is sim ple to s|wit. "If Byron Is keeping his ctirvrhall down, he is a very effective pitcher." said Seminole C ounty's dean of baseball coaches. "Ills fastball moves and slays down lo. When he gets both up. he gets hll." And Delatnd does have some billers. Ils first five (Troy Blevins. Ed Corlx-tt, Kevin W clckrl. Parts Hayden and C huck G raham I all stick Ihe twill. Third basem an Blevins. Ihe All-Conference first team er. has an IH-gantr hilling streak S hortstop Corbcll, re n te r fielder Hayden and Thursday. April 15, I t t i —TA a n d G a in e s v ille Huchholz. T h e y w e r e f o llo w e d b y Pnrsacola W ashington at right and Stuart Martin County and Sunrise Piper with three each In the sin g les finals. Luke H o w e ll's D u lc c tw in s b o th advanced to the finals with one w inning a n d one com ing In second. Emmy-lou Dqlcc won the slate title at num ber four T en n is s in g le s as s h e d e s tro y e d P ensacola W ash in g to n 's Kltn Hodman In straight sets. ti l. 6-3. Edlc DutCC didn't fare us well as her sister In the finals as she was runnerup in th e num ber three singles with a tough 6-3. 6-2 loss to Miami Palm etto's Julie Askowltr. Miami Palmetto sewed up the tid e hv sending tom of five singles players to the duals In the boys to urnam ent. It was Bradenton Manatee spoiling a Miami Palm eito sw eep a s It edged out Palmetto. 16-15. with Lake Brantley finishing ihtrd al nine followed by Tamjin Plant at five and Pensacola W ashington second basem an G raham were first learners, loo Only Sehntli kept Wetckel off the lirsl squad. Along with hilling ihe ball, coach Jim Joiner's infield operates like a well oiled m achine The keystone com bo of Corbett an d G raham could iurn double plays in Ils sleep. "No doubt, there's Ih e best defensive leant In I h e tournam ent." observed coach Mike Ferrell, whose Seminole cam e rinse lo upending Ihe Bulldogs Tuesday night. Give DeLand the edge In fielding Call the hilling Just atxml even, DeLand probably has more s|ieed. Bui Lyman has Ihe equalizer with Ils strong pitching staff If Ihe Bulldogs do have one w eakness. it's th at lltelr p itc h e rs are mil overpowering. They can lie scored upon "W e need Ihe good effort out of Overstreet and we have to hit the ball anti give him some runs." said McCullough Derek Llvemols ripped a pair of slnglrs Tuesday The left-handed swinging senior said he has been taking a lot more lulling practice an d It h a s paid oil Paul Alegre, who hit 415 with five talers and 29 rihhlcs. anchored the lineup ul cleanup Kyle Brubaker Is a valuable leadoli m an while Mike H rn lry b a tte d 3 50 w hile h ittin g second Freshm an C hris B unk (.313) and catcher Jim What Is The Fish Attractor Program? al two. B r a n t l e y 's M a rk M a n r r advanced to the finals at n um ber one tra m singles hut ran Into a brtek wall In M anatee’s David K roncm ann. The Bradenton star w asted no time in disposing of ihe Patriot standout as Matter co u ld n 't cop a game, losing 6-0, 6-0. Krone m atin dom inated both the tra m num ber one stn lrs and individual singles as hr won that llllc. 6-4. 6-4. over .Jim Longlry o f Boca Baton. In the team doubles finals, it was ihe Brantley duo of Mutter am t Rich Brail which com bined lo ou tlast Palm etto's Ho Marrou and Jim While. 6-3. 6-4. In the Individual doubles final, Manee and Brail went down to ihe wire before losing a 6-2. 7-6 decision to Dave Watkins and lk>b An­ d e r s o n o f S i, P e t e r s b u r g Sem inole. Odom (.3241 a re s tro n g slicks, too. W ith l.tvrm ols. Alegre. Clint Baker and Odom all swinging front the leftside. Lyman is m u rd er on rigid handers. Scott Anderson, a rtghty. will start lor DeLand. 11 we (ran get past those people, we ll he all rigid." said Joiner We have lo keep the guys ahead ol those left-handers off base.” DeLand and Lym an spill ihclr two gam es lids year Baker lx*at DeLand. 3 0 . early In the year "He shid them down pretty good," said Mc­ Cullough. "T hey can hn the hall They goi some g<x>d hitlers Bid w e're going lo score som e runs, too," In ihe second m eeting, the Bulldogs w h ip p 'd ihe Hounds. 0 8. in eight Innings "We walked a hunch ol people and couldn't buy a slrlk c." said McCullough. "Il was a flusco." O verstreet pitched against DeLand In the second one. "We hll him fairly well," said Joiner "They made a couple of errors We led m ost of Ihe gam e and won In Ihe eighth." Joiner says If his pitcher can throw strikes the Dogs will lie all right. "Scot! Anderson c a n 't pul |ieuplc on base." said Jo in er about his starter. "And we have lo hit We didn't Idl against Seminole Hopefully, we ll do liellcr tonight." Designed and engineered ior a smooth ride and long mileage Liiesaver XLM' whitewall W hat Is th e fish a ttra c to r his next Buddy Bass T o u rn a­ m i n n o w s I n e i g h t o r 1 0 feet o f program ? The Florida Game and m ent Is S u n d a y . May 5 at w a t e r w i l l d o I h e t r i c k . " Fresh Water Fish Commission salellght. Dell says he lias 25 S o m e tim e s , D e ll n a y s , y o u c a n has created and Im plem ented L a rry b o u ts u t r r a d y a n d In e x p e c t in g r h o o lln g . A sand spot them the fish attracto r program to f i l l M M I1 a n o t h e r 10 o r so f o r t h e b e a c h t h a t d r oo pp s o fl f I n t o d e e p e r Im prove fishing on F lorida's * Itwi mvuujs With kn* toilmtj tournam ent. w a t e r Is a g o o d a r e a , IflUUlM t rMtjNNAill takes and utilize seldom Ashed "I'm looking to see som e good n o t h i n g w r o n g w i t h r i g h t < * Kac*l!*ftl IrtrtKm. Iguminilaaqs FIS H IN G JuM 1fid* withi wltk|U« fftNMi dU*i(| open lake arras. bass because they're schooling t h e m i d d l e o f t h e r i v e r Is * tsirasfiaw-jlti **d slattibty f».«n / H U N T IN G As the population of Florida In th e d e e p e r w a te r .'' sa id F r o m I h e b r i d g e s o u t h l o Nn dNl Uki Md Mitnli |w)y«aiei (wd body A hernethy. " Jo h n Patient a n d 1 H a r n e y Is p r o d u c i n g I h e b e s t. Inerroses. along with tourism , so 321 -0 7 2 0 his father had a few nice tmss does angler pressure and the Wednesday." dem and for fishing space. The Dave S h a r p a n d a frie n d fish attractors are specially de­ Sem inole County. Dell says plastic worms are caught Ihe shelleruekers bed­ MON Mil 4 S 10 SAT R J 00 If you live on a private lake, MU! producing along with sliver ding along the grassy edges of signed to create new, highly desirable habitat for Ihe most why not m ake your own? or gold ral-l-lraps. "Most arty of Utkc George. In two days llshlng 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 sough! after Florida freshw ater (hr croine deep-running balls they caught nearly 100 of the 7411 S IIKNCH AVI SANIOHD Dell Abcm clhy. owner of the are working well." says Dell. nice size sh ellcrack ers using fishes. Because the attracto rs do a t­ Osteen Bridge Fish Cam p, says "Any duplication of sm all, shad m ussels on cane |Mtles. tra c t fish, they create m ore successful fishing All of the a t t r a c t o r s a re c o n v e n ie n tly m arked by floating bouys so anglers can loculc good fishing lime after time. Only th re e p e rc e n t of the panfish In Florida are harvested by an g lers an n u a lly . Florida Game and Fresh W ater Fish Commission biologists are hope­ ful that the fish attractor pro­ gram will provide for a better utilization of Florida's flshcrlrrs • il. ^ i I I i I I I I l i l t l 1 1 1 l l l u i i n . i i <I 1 I I I r resource. Locations of fish uttractors have b ern chosen on a priority basts, considering local llshlng prssure. available cover, 14 ounce w a te r q u a lity a n d ty p e s of Branch may vary habitat. There Is probably a fish aitraclor near you! What Is a fish attractor? Fish Emergency a ttra c to rs m ay be fashioned interOynamlcs from any n u m b er of objects Tire Inflator A/C Recharge Kit providing surface areas for fish Crearfor Assortment of food organism s to m ultiply and Night time Fits mom Can Colon M M M nan over for fish lo h id e. Most includes Freon Charging Mcnes i Trucks al tractors found In Florida lakes are constructed of tires or tree limbs tied together securely and weighted to the bottom of the lake by concrete blocks. These m aterials have proven to lie very Fits MOSt successful and long lasting. Fish Domestic can have been caught from an a t­ tractor within hours after Its Protects and Beautifies completion! Rain Dance Under a program started In Liquid or Paste 1977. 150 Bait attractors liave car w ax been Installed In Florida's lakes. Each attractor Is clearly m arked by a C oast G u ard approved 16 ounce Liquid or 14 ounce Paste floating bouy. The bouys are colored white, black and orange an d have the Florida Game and F r e a h W a te r C o m m i s s i o n em blem on them . The m arkers are designed not lo cause d am ­ age to boats. If struck, and are strategically located so a s not to With Exchange Non Resistor Interfere with o th er w ater activi­ ties su ch a s sw im m ing sn d ea. skiing. Resistor Type Attractors are al least four feet below the surface of the water and cover an area of about 100' Ad water Pumps have 90 Day warrantees by 100' (or about one acre). Large m outh b ass, bluegllls. sp ecs, an d sh ellcra ck ers are LEESBURG OBLANDO ORLANDO MT. 00RA WINTER GARDEN WINTER PARK SANFORD som e of th e fish com m only 123 W Msm St 618 South Mm St 1311 Ffcrtwk* A* 40S0 O a k R>4g« Rd Go Id an Tnsngtt Clr Wstl O'tngt Shopping Csntw L«ks Hoosd PUIS 606 W 2tin Si caught at fish attracto rs 6M-M20 326-2S63 st Edge*itsf Or 351-6266 363-6135 606 SouW D.ntrd St 671-6604 323-4470 At the present tim e there arc 626-6780 877-2661 fish attracto rs located In Orange and Lake counties around us. Ptkm good tnrougnusv) lies W6 W l» v l r x to rt TO UWT OUANHTtH O thers are located In the slate In ,0 P I N 7 D A Y S A W E E K . o th e r c o u n tie s b u t no n e In $ A R 9 5 Williams ti *t 1‘IL*tlit r r 4 w+n n±H trt; tt Spring Se££-a-(uuUiwtf!!jj;| 1 .9 9 AutoSure Engine Belts 79 e 1 .4 9 Puncture seal Bright Beauty Spray Primer Freon 12 Air Conditioning Refrigerant 4 .4 9 Armor Al! protectant Wllmar 7-Plece Nut Driver Autolite Spark Plugs 1 4 .9 9 94c AutoSure water Pump •'* • • • -* • N * 4* | �I A - E v e n i n g Herald, Sanford. FI. Thurtday, April 3J, 1MJ fa Week! 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Sanford. FI. Gina Wed Thursday, April 15, 1**S—1B Dangler, D.L. Powell InCandlelight Ceremony Lynctte Dangler and David Fritz B urnsed was the officiating Lawrence Powell were married clergym an for the traditional March 19 In the Northslde Bap­ candlelight ceremony. T he bride Is the daughter of tist Church. C huluota. The Rev. Mrs. Tom Heath. Orlando, and David Paul Dangler. Tam pa. The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim L. Powell and the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Powell, all of Sanford. Given In m a rria g e by her father, the bride chose for her v . . - , a formal C hantilly lace gown mshloned along the Victo­ rian silh o u e tte w ith a high neckline of lace an d French Illusion netting. The V-ncckllnc was rm bclltshed w ith a pearl and sequin round m edallion and the same trim was rcjieated on the organza an d lace sleeves. T h e C h a n tilly la c e s k irl cascaded Into a graceful sweep­ ing rhapel (rain. Her two-tiered veil of Imported Illusion was held by a circle w reath of white flowers and she carried a bou­ quet of white bridal roses. Pamela Rawlings of Orlando, attended the bride as m atron of honor.She wore a peach tafTcta gown and carried a single Sonja rose Interspersed with baby's breath and w edding fern. The bridesmaid. Nlta Sycuro of Orlando, w as gowned Iden­ tically to the honor attendant. B est m an w a s R ic h a rd Rawlings of Orlando, and (he groomsman was Jo h n n ie Baylor of Chuluota. U shers were David M c G re g o r o f T a m p a , a n d Clarence Polls of Chuluota. T he flower girl w as Lalne Rawlings of Orlando, and Drew Rawlings, Orlando, w as the ring bearer. Following the reception held In th e c h u rch so c ia l h all, the newlyweds departed on a wed­ ding trip lo Sanlbcl Island They M em bers of the Salllr H arrison Chapter Na­ are making (heir hom e In Forest tional Society Daughlerx of the Am rrlcan Revolu­ City. tion m et at the home of Mrs, Mary Elizabeth Nance w ith Mrs. Frances Leahy as co-hostesa for the April m eeting Regent Mrs Paul Kelly welcom ed m em bers and guests and Introduced pro pc sc live m em ber Mrs. S u san Davis. • Regent Mrs Kelly and Mrs. W.W. Kelly will atten d the Continental C ongress of DAR. April 15-19 in W ashington D.C. T h eir report will 00th Birthday Celebration Homer Little, left, with his son Bob Little ol Nashville, Tenn., celebrated his 80»h birthday April 11 in the festively decorated dining room ol Howell Place, San ford,-where he is a resident. Over too guests attended the open house reception given by his son, owner and devel oper of Howell Place in Tavares and Sanford, Little also received birthday con gralulatlons Irom the Presi­ dent and Mrs. Reagan. A 55 year resident of Sanford, Little opened Homer's Grill, on Sanford Avenue and Flrsf Street In 1936 and operated the facility for )6 years. He later owned and operated a used car lot and was agent lo r the G re y h o u n d Bus service In Sanford. Little also served as a Seminole County Commissioner from 19571960. HdtM n t * tv VtlHtnl DAR Honors 83 Life Members Mr. and Mrs. David Lawrence Powell Wives' Sneaky Gift- Getting Gimmicks Are Eye-Openers DEAR ABBYl H ere's how 1 cu red m y husband of forgetting special occasions su ch as my birthday, our anniversary, etc. We had been m arried only three y e a rs w hen I had a feeling "G eorge" was going to forget again, so I phoned the florist and had him send m e a dozen roses with a card that read: "From som eone who loves you very m u ch ." When George cam e hom e. I m et him at the door with a big kiss an d Ihunkrd him for the flowers. He didn’t say anything, but he looked surprised. About half an hour laler he picked up the card and read it, then be ad m itted that he bad not sent the roses — bul he dem anded lo know who did. (Yes. he was re a lly Jea lo u s.) I b u r s t out laughing and lold him I had sent th em to myself. He looked re­ lieved. That was the last tim e George forgot my birthday. SNEAKY IN SAN DIEGO D E A R SN E A K Y : L o v e ly . Read on for another "sn e ak y " gift-getting gimmick DEAR ABBYl We d b ee n m arried two years when my hu sb an d forgot both m y b irth ­ day and our anniversary, which are only a week apart. I was h u rt, and also angry, so the next day 1 went lo the m ost exclusive lad les' store In town an d bought m yself an outfit that cost about th ree tim es as m uch a s I usually paid. T hat night, I modeled m y new outfit for my husband and he said h r liked It very m uch. I told him 1 was glad because since h e'd forgotten my birthday and o u r anniversary. 1 would consid­ e r It hts gift to me — th en I gave him a big hug and dropped the bill In his lap! Twelve years have passed, and Dear Abby my d arlin g h a s never again forgotten. HAPPY IN WISCONSIN DEAR ABBY: I'm 83 years old and have two lovely daughters who love m e dearly and would do anything for me. I have never had a problem concerning them , but I have one now. My days are numbered. I'm sure, and before I go. I'd like you to tell me w hat to do. You see. I have a ring that I'm sure both girls would like to have to rem em ber me by. I don't want any bard feelings between (hem. no I am tom , The oldest lives out of town, so she Isn't able to spend as m uch lime with me as her sister, who lives close by. The younger one takrs me shopping, to my doctor's and does my errands. I'm sure her sister would do the same If she could. She calls and writes and sends me gifts. I ask you, Abby. who should have the ring? NO NAME, PLEASE DEAR NO NAME: Tell your daughters th at you want both of them to have the ling, so each may keep It for six m onths, then give It to the other for six m o n th s . A nd If t h a t 's n o t agreeable, they can draw straws. DEAR ABBT: This ts In re ­ sponse lo "W orried Sick." the b rid e w h o s e p a r e n ts a re divorced, an d whose m other threatens to stay away from the wedding If the father gives the Search Is On For Outstanding Mom May 12 Is M other's Day. We. at The Herald, are se a rc h in g for th e a n n u a l "O utstanding Mom" In the com m unity, bul we need the help of readers to find this special woman. The "O utstanding Mom" will be selected from letters of nom ination. To m ake sure your favorite m om gets the proper recognition, follow the sim p le Instructions: F lrat. write your full nam e, full ad d ress Including city and slate, and your telephone nu m b er at the top of the page. Underneath, ad d the name, full address and tele­ phone nu m b er of the mom you are nom inating. Next, write us a letter telling us In your own w ords why this m om Is so o u ts ta n d in g . Please type or clearly print your letter. Submit letters to PEOPLE Editor Doris Dietrich. P.O. Box 1637 (300 N. French Ave.J. Sanford. FL 32771 no later than Friday. April 26. the deadline for (udglng Winners will be announced In The Herald on Mother's Day. bride away. I faced the sam e situation, I felt that If I co u ld n 't give my daughter away an d escort her dow n the aisle. I w ould be publicly renouncing my parent­ age. Hut I didn't want to force my daughter lo choose between her m other an d m e. so the problem was resolved this way: I asked the m inister If It would Im­ possible for Ibe bride to m eet her future husband at the back of the church so th at he could escort her down (he aisle. I reasoned lhal since they would be spending Ihc rest of Ihelr lives together (hopefully), why not let them begin by walking down the aisle together? The minister Ibought It w as an excellent solution. FATHER OF THE BRIDE h ig h l i g h t th e M ny lO t h lu n c h e o n m e e tin g of Halllr Hiirrison Chapter. T he President tic net at'a M rssage was read hy Mrs. L ourlne Messenger, K lghty-thrrr DAR life m em b ers will tie given recognition al the upcoming C ongress In which patriotism , education and h istory are stressed. National Defense C hairm an Mrs. Paid Mlklcr Introduced the speaker, retired Navy Lt. Cmdr A rthur O. Docgc. A cum lu u d r gradule from the University of Rochester In m echanical engineer­ ing, C m dr. Docge was an experim ental lesl pilot lor the USN and is presently a co n su ltan t for Aircraft System s Hr spoke of the ARAPHO system and wuthods of delendlng selves. As most of the n atio n ’s strategic m aterials are im ported across w aters It Is Important th a t the United S tairs m aintain commerce across oceans and protect sea lan es at all times. Doegr said. He em phasized the Im portance of building up the co u n try ’s capabilities. The answer seem s to Ik - Reserve Forces which ini ludr Mobilization Reserve and Regulur Active (reserves. the speaker noted. Many ot xha Ideas expressed are an overview of w hat Is l>elng projected hy the USN. Dorgc uded. lie concluded by saying (hat the pow er of a Godly nation Is th e g reatest thing “we can project an d that wc m ust hold fast to this com bination of a Godly people an d th e power of prayer." The hostesses served refreshm ents d u rin g the octal hour. SALE STARTS THURSDAY pricisgooo THRU SATUROAY SANFORD - 2994 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. D E A R F A T H E R : Cdngratulattons for handling an awkward slluullon w ith sensitiv­ ity. generosity and originality. T h re e W e e k European SPECIALI SOLID NEW SHIPMENT SPECIAL STONEWASH SILKESSA SEERSUCKER CREPE CREPE Don River Camp >1 »»9IVd S OLIDS Stri.to w.d. By undtf tplrllual Coie in J 4 Hel Spring ™ L! Color* dlnctlon ot F a t h e r W illia m ioo\ lJ Reduced Item 3 49 yd KILUON tipsrlincRtf Inltrnational frm lir. Pastor. lidy of the lh« Likt* Parish star. Our Lidy Hltana SWEATSUIT JOGGING AND RUNNING *2399 •ZT& July 19“ Ireland Italy G e rm a n y B e lg iu m SUIT Waterford Dublin Killarnay limerick Shannon S ru tto l. Cologne Shrina of Knock Haldolborg Munich Venice Flarenci Pita A**i*i FABRICS SUPER ' SPECIAL Comploto kit* with all maltrial requit id (or project. CANOUWICKING S C IU IU M D D O U I C O U N IIO C R O m m C M PAPAL AUDIENCE Tho Ortt tup a M loOiy by (Cbsa moo you Ml focow. a loti­ on unhw gM IO M . REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE DAN RIVER'S PIN FEATHER BABY CORD $ 4 QQ ManyCeler* b; 45” Wide I Yd. TAPESTRY VALUES TO $20 00 Yd UPHOLSTERY FABRICS All54"Wide TR EM END O US SELECTION $S98 ■ § yd �* IB BLONDIE Evening H«ratd, Sanford, FI. Th u rtda y, April IS, 1445 by C hic Young e « to ) IS E S 1— Would-Be Mother Wise To Have Regular Exam DEAR DR GOTT — I am a 29-year-old female, m arried 1W years, and am now considering m olherhood, I have never been pregnant before, due to careful use of contraceptives, but I am w ondering now If I will have any difficulty tiecoming pregnant ! am In good overall health, but w o u ld y o u re c o m m e n d a gynecological exam ination to set m y m ind at ease? THE BORN LOSER ■m 30&PAH5 Y e e e x i L \ hmm...honmauw ♦ 2 5 0 A W E e i WCFD50UWW& ^ T D W E -7 w hcu wave the HEPV&TD <. FOR * ^ 5 AMWJl^E? f * ^ 0 0 A WCEFi? -y e — O H ,I (CAM'T TWPE. ARCHIE you can com fortably (rust your life and health? Do not use a doctor who Is not a m em ber of his county or state medical society. Avoid physi­ cians who are "too busy" to answer your questions or who arc too a rro g a n t to ex p lain things In understandable la n ­ guage. You should not have to be " d is c re e t" tn q u estio n in g a doctor's diagnosis or treatm ent. If he w on’t allow you to be DEAR READER - The only really reliable way to discover If you can get pregnant Is ... to get p r e g n a n t . T h is m r t h o d Is ACROSS cheap er and much m ore en ­ joyable than going through a I Unpltysd golf series of tests. hot* Altnougn you do not n ecessari­ 4 fllfrytoniin ly require a gynecological exam dsity to establish your fertility, you 7 Hivs dwttlor would be well advised to have 10 • « ____ regular exam s and Pap lesls by a I I Zia 2 u i u itw gynecologist or o th er doctor 12 Rivsr in Europe by Art Santom trained tn these techniques. The 14 Clucks ex am s arc simple, safe and can 15 Shewed (new WBLL(^0 (?6 ,„T M F U ^ ^ lx- perform ed by m ost private 18 Trtitor (it J doctors as well as at any free­ 18 Cover with turf I* TW££ A-? ward standing clinics, such as those 2t Chermcoi tuHu yjHEM'^OUCCW'TeXOW ru n by Planned Parenthood. 22 Bletting 24 Piece for cost DEAR DR GOTT - One of the iO m ost Important things In life ts IS Throb finding a doctor whom one can 28 High note unquestionably trust and with 27 Noonday reft w hom one can speak frankly and 28 Wealth honestly. How do you find such 31 Hiyeeedt a physician when you move to a 35 Not tt ell new com m unity or state? Also, 38 Internally how can a patient "d iscreetly -* 37 Hutbend of tele d isp u te a d o cto r's diagnosis, 40 Dutch by Bob Montana prognosis or recom m endations? commune DEAR READER - I d o n 't know of any consistently reliable way of finding n good doctor In a new com m unity, except b y ex ­ perience, I usually recommend th at p a ­ tien ts who are m oving away check with the hospital In their n e w c o m m u n ity a n d a s k around. New friends often will be delighted to suggest a physician. by Howie Schneider O nce you have a nam e or two. c a ll th e d o c to r fo r a g eta c q u ain ted appointm ent. Size him or her up. Is h r honest? Does h r talk to you? Is his office attractiv e and well orgunlzed? Is his stnlf courteous? W hat ure Ills hilling procedures? How does he feel about heroic life support, housrculls, second opinions? Is he the kind of person w ith whom 41 44 48 48 8 Dog i name 7 Antarctic eipio'er S Noon eufh* 9 Unearthly 13 Oenut of frogs 19 Sunflower State " u p - f r o n t " w ith h im , find another practitioner Remember. It Is not your Job lo please the doctor; It Is hts responsibility to serve you. You are. after all. paying him for his privilege of helping you. Send y o u r questions fo Dr. Got! at PO. Box 91428, Cleve­ land, Ohio 44101. Answer to Previous Puttie B E _u _S_L T P T_L ~o__A _l_ _i 1 Pi L i _NA A B _A _A_r T sPi _E □ n eon M _u _S V _N 1 f L A N ARE 11 VI (sbbrj USE EGAD 17 After deductions 20 Octeno numbers (abbrj 22 European . capital 71 Mixture 24 Twice 28 Angleworm 27 UM t needle end thread 28 The one here 30 Catching implement 38 Humorist 38 Nigerian tnbe 38 Answers critio im 41 Btrrel [abbrj 47 Inlets 48 Ivan the 32 RuU-bnakavt 42 State ( f r ) 52 Few (Fr.) 33 Jokes 34 Large knife 43 Aromatic teed 45 Knot 53 Ley 54 Pipe fining unit E n i READ V E W F> I L O Si O N SI PI E 8 A 01 A 0 L A N 8 Y TELA ESAU fl 8 V P F NEMO SAAR Terrible SO Universal language Bidding Weger Abject Energy unit (ettr.) 47 Lop off 48 Uttlo child 48 Vampiro S1 Sloped upwards 55 Spruce S8 Pekoe, for eitmple 57 Lament 58 Negatives 58 Over (prof.) SO Female Mint (*bb».) DOWN 1 English broadcasters 2 Yet 3 Trespass 4 Wsittbend 5 Sundown Id ie is tuNIA Inc WIN AT BRIDGE MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS BUGS BUNNY •T H IS D O £ 5 N * f MAKE AMYSENSE AT A U U . t x j SHO U LD N'T\ 1 C a k T Be APRAiD h E u P IT* ..w h en ev er ^ OP PUVIN& im By J u n e s J a c o b y W hen you're In a slum, you by Hargreavea A Salieri never m ind going down two In ste a d of one, tf risk in g a second undertrtek gives you a chunee lo make your contract. J u s t a word about the bidding Al the point where North raised five h earts to six. he should have cue-bid five spades T h ai can 't h u rt, and there may be a hand held by Soulh that would now allow him to bid seven and m ake II In six hearts, declarer won d u m m y 's spade king and led the heurt queen for a finesse. W hen bY w * rn#r Brother! It held, he led the heart Jack. East covered, and It was now N C rr u n d e r M Y O W N R 3 N £ P . ap p aren t that East would get * ______ ________d two heart tricks If S outh led a th ird round. To avoid that result, declarer had to find a way to reduce his trum p holding to the same length as E ast’s and to be able lo lead from dum m y at trick U . So to work) He cashed the club ace and played a low diamond. W hen West followed low. declarer in ­ serted d u m m y 's 10. Now d e ­ clarer shed a diam ond on th e club king an d ruffed a club. Next he led a spade to the ace and rufTed a spade Now he cashed the diam ond ace and led the diam ond queen to du m m y 's king. T his w as the eleventh trick, and th e lead was now In dum m y. East now had to ruff In front of declarer's tru m p nine, and th e slam w as m ade. Wouldn't It have been too bad If East had been dealt the diamond Jack? Then declarer would have gone down two. So w hat? NOHTII 4 » 14 ♦ A K5» *Q J ♦ K 10] WEST ♦ q J 109 ♦ K 7 4J EAST ♦ 471 ♦ K 10 14 *4 ♦ J85 4461 ♦ qtoiai ♦ J 95 SOUTH ♦ 44 V A 8 7 5 32 ♦ AQ74 ♦ A Vulnerable Neither Dealer North Wm I North East I NT P a m Pam 1 NT P a m P am HE Pam 54 P aaa Pa u 6* P am Pa u .sooth 3V 44 5* Pau P am Opening lead 4 q HOROSCOPE A7 Lrm— CANCRH (June 21-July 22) It looks like you'll come out ahead today In a n event where Lady by Bob Thavaa Luck will be frowning on others. However, your edge won't be TOUR BIRTHDAY that great. APRIL 26, 1086 LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Family A meaningful relationship will v in p u s t oiwep grow Into something even more m atters of a confidential n atu re endearing In the year following should be kept wtthln the c o n ­ fines of your hom e today. D on't THE UAPcJf-HEAVYyour birthday. discuss these Issues with anyTAURUS (April 20 May 20) one. Take to heart advice given today VIROO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22) Old by a concerned friend. He m ay tested and proven methods will c ^ have suggestions th at will work apply to so m e th in g new In < -* * * - TMA^ts^ iS If you'd only give them a try. w hich y o u 're now Involved. Major changes are tn store for Forget ab out experim entation. T au ru s In the year ahead. Send LOULA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A by Jim Oavla for your Astro-Graph predictions payoff m ay be In the offing for today. Mall 61 to Astro-Graph. you today for som ething you've it r e a l ] Box 4H9. Radio Ctly Station. ea rn e d th e h a rd way. Y our New York. NY 10019. Be sure to reward will be proportionate to state your zodiac sign. your efforts. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ORMINI (May 2 1 -Ju n e 20) C ir c u m s ta n c e s w ill p r e s e n t IVople you'll be Involved w ith them selves today th at will en a­ today will sense that when you ble you to dim up your financial speak, your words are to be position. Allhough m eager, they taken seriously and are not to be challenged. can be expanded later. What The Day Will Bring... --------1 j FRANK AND ERNEST ^ I HopE you D o N T / \ ... x J J o$JEcr-Of -THE - MONTH T QARFIELD I MANE A PATE WITH MARY LOO /('M TONIOMT ANP I’M OOJNG TO CHARM HER OUT Of MER 60CM* o o in g t o p la y ANNIE . at got ie * $ ri Ttfftore AAOUN0 TNUT C X A G tN K X } u 8AOITTARIUS (Nov. 23 Dec. 21) Do not w orry needlessly today about th in g s that wtU never happen. Should a crisis arise, you're m ore th an a match for It. CAPRICORN IDcc. 22-Jan. 19) If you negotiate a m atter of Importance today with someone who has been kind to you In the past, reciprocate by m aking a few canceaalons. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Conditions are ripe today for the advancem ent of personal am bi­ tio n s . T h e o n ly In g re d ie n t needed ts singleness of purpose. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If possible today, try to participate. In s o m e ty a c t i v i t y t h a t ' challenges you m entally, and physically. It will prove In­ vigorating. ARIRSI March 21 -April 19) A tricky situ atio n will be con­ cluded In y o u r favor today. There will be benefits attached but they will be ra th e r slim. by Leonard Starr fiAS& T* ru ts t/mc re u s e r n o io Oft r/mf �Evening Herald. Sanford El. Thuriday, April IS. 1**) — )B TONIGHT’S TV — and couam ot msdartng a woman 830 TXIKnAY EVENING 600 O 1 ) O X O ncm 1' (Kijeffersome ® HD UACXtn. / lehrer “"OrtMCW ffl (l| LAVERNE* SHIRLEY 60S II BEVERLYHILLBILLIES 6:30 0 < N6CNews O ® FAMR.Y T E 3 To IJM $ coias* raguromam. 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(Mi bizarre 2:30 (1»O CSS NEWSMOHTWATCH It (MIOUNSMOKE 3 00 ®a MOVE Oamtbtu* And Tb* Gkadators |I»M| Victor Mature Susan Haymvd 3:30 I r CM)FAMILYAFFAIR 3:40 12 GETSMART 4:00 I t (M) PATTY DUKE 4:10 12 AU MTHEFAMILY 4:30 (D O HOUYWOOO ANO THE STARS I I (M l DORIS DAY 500 I t (Ml NEWS 12 AORCULTUREUSA. 5:25 CD a HOUYWOOO ANO THE STARS 5:30 O ® TS COUNTRY 12 JMMYSWAOGART THURSDAY, APRIL 35 (he Orlando Camp No. 1285. bona of Ihe Confederate Veter­ . I n y r e r b u i l d i n g . 5 lh a n d a n s Open to the public. French, Sanford. Sem inole County League of Sanford AA. 1201 W. First St.. W om en Voters Food for Though 5:30, closed discussion, and 8 L u n c h e o n , noon. Q u ig le y 's . Quality Inn North. Longwood. p m . open, speaker. Oviedo AA. H p.m .. closed. Dolph Voge will speak on the Ju v en ile Arbitration Program . First United M ethodist Church Overeaters Anonym ous, open. For reservations call Alda at 7 30 p.m. C om m unity United 788-8283. Gentle Exercise for seniors. M ethodist C h u rc h . Illghw uy 10:30 a.m .. Casselberry Senior 17-92, Casselberry. C en ter. 200 N. Luke Triplet FRIDAY, A PR IL 26 SISTER Inc. while elephant Drive, Casselberry. Wcklva AA (no sm oking). 8 side, plant sale, and hakr sale. Magnolia Mall, downtown San- p m . W e k lv a P r e s b y t e r l a n ford. Proceeds g<* to beautifying C h u rc h . SR 434. at Weklva Springs Road. Closed. the city. Through S aturday. UmgwixKl AA. 8 p.m ., Rolling Central Florida Klwunts Club. 7 :3 0 u m .. F lo r id a F ed eral Hills Moravian C hurch. SR 434. Savings and Loan, S late Road Longwood. Alanon. sam e time an d place. 436 ul 434. A ltam onte Springs. Tunglcwood AA. 8 p.m .. St. S em inole S u n r is e Klw anls Club. 7 u.m . Airport Restaurant. R ic h a rd 's E piscopal C h u rch . Lake Howell Road. Alanon. sam e Sanford. tim e and place. O p tim is t C l u b of S o u th Sanford AA Step. 8 p.m .. 1201 Seminole, 7:30 a.m .. Holiday Inn. Wymore Road. Altamonte W. First St.. Sanford. SATURDAY. APRIL 27 Springs. East-W est Klwanls C lub. 8 Central Florida Dlook Bank a.in.. Airport R estaurant. San­ F lo rid a H o s p ita l-A lta m o n te Branch, 601 E. Altam onte Avc., ford. C e n tr a l F lo rld u M arch of 9 a .tn . to 5 p m. C o n fed erate M em orial Day D i m e s a n n u a l 1 2 - m l l c W alkAmertca Superw alk, regis­ S e r v ic e c o n d u c t e d by th e tration, 7-9 a m. at Sanford Civic N o r m a n d e V e r c H o w a rd C hapter United D aughters of the C enter. Sponsor envelopes avail­ able at 7-Eleven. Zayre. Burger Confederacy. 11 a.m .. Evergreen King und high schools. Cemetery. W. 2 5 th St.. Sanford. Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 O uesl speaker will be Com­ m ander William D. Hogan from W. First St.. 2 p.m . closed. S u n lu rd Ja y c e e s , 7 :3 0 p m ., S i sIS CBS Wins Year's Nielsen Race ■1 8 4:40 12 WORLDATLARGE CALENDAR 'S ! M (I) O 10 / 20 SctediAad TomJarfst wdh a isport on in* saNly of thrawwhaatad vahem calwd ATVs tajh O ABC NEWS MOKTUNE (MISANFOROANOSON ID TWRJGHT TONE £ <13 w a p CHRONtars A P0RTRATT Of THE EARTH Ans ray of lauauaf s*a craatura*. rv cksDng in* dacoy Dan Haty HI dragon and narwhal a* was as a look at tn* shark mboth mytn and tact g 9:30 O ® NIGHT COURT Tn* ksiales com* out of in* woodwork whan Harry areouncat IkMNwdgrt tn* procasds of lua wenmg tottary l<kat to tn* naadeat n Manhattan ~ O 1 (D O WX.0SI0E An canary at IpmAflF'lar aho pot****** a potrarM n** mrapon saakt m tn g a aoamtl Broda g 11 (Ml DALLAS CD (10| WILD AMERICA Marty Slouflar lurrayl in* drvarsity of Amarican bads nOjOng in* arete larn and m#roadrtxmar (R|g CD (I) MOVIE Harrad Swim* (»M«I Pobarl Raisar. Lawn* Wan*r* Vacaborang Harrad sludanti aliampt to put mio praette* anal (bay laamad at thaw parsonal aitanacy court* inschool 805 fl (MIOLDNCY ID (101 the LIVING PLANET: * H 8 ci bor* an <Ad Inand atto ha* brokan out ol lad to (oacu* fat kidnappad grandson and Magnum rokretantty agraaa to naip |R) (I) O SIMON i SIMON AJ and Acs ar* furad by a woman ate basarat ctuas to tn* idartwy of fw canoonst fatnar a taa can ba knrvt «i hr*come amp iR) CDO EYETO EYE Asamj*nr*d prnat* datactir* and n.t ta-pannar s daugfitar bacom* an imaaafy mastigatn* taam mHedywood |R| 11:30 Q ® TOSdOHTMoal Aoteny Car­ ton Settadutod AianKrg ffl (Ml DOHT* ENOUGH CD <*0) MAGC 0E DECORATIVE ffl ID SUPfRERIENOE LIBS ffl (to) WTASCOOKPaOMOW PAJNUNa J O LOVING 4:05 ffllDFAkOLV U (U) BEVERLYHHJJILLS3 300 11 E UN TSTO H U 11:05 e ® SANTA BARBARA 100 4:30 3JCATLFM O O U O H a LIGHT ffl® DAYSOFOURLIVES I t (34) HE-MAN ANO MASTERS U GENERAL HOSPITAL |T)0 A L L M Y C H IL D R E N KDAMSAMIR 11:30 O f THE UNIVERSE 11(Ml BUGSBUNNY 0(M)DCK VANDYKE q iB C M ItU a (D Y O U RON. OCEINOCR O f ffl (ID e l o r e j a s t y l i 8:30 ffl 110) aOtoCA HOME GROWN J: O R Y A N 'S H O PE THE UMVERSE ■CD neyyS ffl (S)HEATHCUEE ffl(D MOVIE ffl (Wt FLOtoOASTYlC ® O css EARLY MORNING 435 3 0 5 1:05 11:35 12 EUNTSTONES 12 BUGS BUNNY ANO ERICNOS 12 MOVIE CDO ASCNEWSTTdSMORNMO 12 LUCYSHOW 500 3:30 AFTERNOON 1:30 O f l NEWLYWf 0 GAME ?1 (M) POPEYE ffl (TO) MISTER ROGERS |R) O A S T H E W O R L D T U R N S S O THRirS COMPANY 1200 ffl (D MSPECTOR QADOET I (M) GOMERPYLE 6:35 J U LETS MAKE A DEAL ffl(D MOOAT )(t0)PA*mNG C E R A M IC S 32 EUNTldE 3:35 i t (M ) DUKES O f HAZZARO O (DO NEWS 32 HECKLE AND JCCKLE ANO ffl { Ml ELECTRICCOMPANY (R) ItPDSEWTTCHEO 8:45 200 ffl (D I DREAM Of JEANM t | 10)WEDCRNCSSJOURNAL O FrrWTTNISS GAYSREAX (J A N O TH ER W O R L D u (t)M A N N U (»l AM WEATHER 4 00 O ONEUP1 TOUV1 a ® U T T U HOUSE OH THE 32 LEAVE(TTO505 (Ml ANDYGRIFFITH BEAVER 12.05 700 PRAM S |KHJOYOF FAINTING 32 PERRYMASON ® TOOAY 5:30 O STAR TREK O CSSMORNMONEWS 2 30 a ® PEOPLES COURT 12.30 (D O UENVGRIFTIN O OOOOMORNMOAMERM1A ffl (El SEARCH O CAPITOL FORTOMORROW (M l SOOOEY 000 Ll O M'A’S'H (Ml FLPfTSTONES J) O YOUNG ANO THE REST J O HEWS ii(Ml GREATSPACECOASTER 110) SESAME STREET g (10) FARMOAT IDBUPERPRENOS 7:15 O (W»ALLWEATHER 7:30 n (Ml TOMANOJERRY ffl (Ml SESAMESTREET□ (fe IDMPECTORGADGET NEW YOKK (UHI - CBS won the most-watched show of the 1. T h e C o s b y S h o w ( N B C ) the prime lim e Nielsen race for season, displacing Ihe CBS serial 7:35 2. M u rd e r, S h e W ro te (C B S ) 12 IDREAMOFJEA>*ae the 1984-85 season — me slxih "D allas." 3 . F a m ily T tc s (N B C ) 100 year In a row for CBS and the "CBS Evening News with Dan 4 6 0 M in u te s (C B S ) 11 (M) WOOOTWOOOPECKER 25lh lime In the past 29 seasons K ather” rem ained the No. 1 ffl (I) MEATHCLJFF 5 . D a lla s (C B S I the network h as been No 1. new s show for the season. Il has 6 . C h e e r s I N I K 'I 605 The final season prime lime l>een the top-rated evening news 12 BEWITCHED 7 . A B C M o n d a y m o v ie . " L a d y averages, according to the A C. show* for 153 consecutive weeks, B lu e " 6:30 Nielsen Co., showed CBS w inn­ since May 3. 1982 For the I t (M| PM( PANTHER H, F a c t s o l L K r ( N B C ) ffl (t0| MtJtf It ROGERS(R) ing with a 16.9 ruling and a 27 1984-85 season. "CBS Evening 9 . T r a p p e r J o h n . M l ) (C B S ) ffl (DEATALBERT percent share of ihe audience, News" boasted n 13 5 rating and 1 0 T h e A l V a m (N11C1 6:35 while NBC had a 16 2 ruling and 24 sh arr, "NBC Nightly News 32 IL3VS LUCY a 2R share and ABC a 15.4 w ith Tom Mrokaw" cam e In 900 rating and a 24 share. second with un 11.2 ruling and u ) OTYORCI COURT The Nielsen ratings for Ihe 20 share, and ABC's "World I DONAHUE I BAANASYJONES week ending April 21 gave CBS News T onight" had an 11 1 : P() WALTONS a 16.1 rating an d u 27 percent rating and a 20 share 1(10)SESAMESTREETg share of the audience. NBC had a MDPARTROOEEAMAV T h e to p 10 p r i m e lim e 14,9 rating and a 25 sharr. while network serlrs — with at least 9:05 ABC earned a 13.4 rating and a six episodes each — for the 32MOVW 22 share 9:30 1984-85 television season ended IU ® LOVECONNECTION NBC m ade the biggest gains April 21. were: I IDHERTS LUCY for ihe se a so n , fin ishing In I. Dynasty (ABC) 1000 second place. Thai m arks Ihe 2 D a lla s (C B S ) ) Ta m MACHINE first lime In 10 years that NBC 3. The Cosby Show (NHC| J) 11 HOURMAOATME l i T I l i»r* n |9 9 < > J has been out of last place — the I SALLYJESSYRAPHAEL 4 .6 0 Minutes (CBS) )|M)«Q VALLEY STEPH EN EtKlie MoipC'YI | network Iasi finished second In 5, F a m ily T ie s (N I K 'I ) (I0| ELECTRICCOMPANY|R) the 1974-75 season. K IH G S I IDMayberry red 6 T h e A -T e a m (N B C ) BEV ER LY NBC also bucked Ihe general 7. Simon A Simon (CBSI 10:30 H IL L S network trend toward I ® SALEOf THECENTURY 8. Murder. She Wrote (CBS| CAT’S EYE ” O fEAMAYEIUO dim inished total audience, tip 9. Knots Landing ICBS] ffl <101S4-1CONTACT<R)g nine p ercent over last year, 10. Falcon Crest (CBS) ffl (DREALMCCOYS while CBS w as down six percent The lop 10 prim e tim e shows LO N I W O lf 1100 “ P O L IC E and ABC was down lO percent. HEELOFFORTUNE for ihe week ending April 21, JA cQ U A M 4 $®I'W ACADEM Y PWCEB NOHT There was one piece of good uccordlng to the A.C, Nielsen .. CHUCK MO*m« I AU-STARBLITZ news for ABC — "D ynasty" was Co., were: 6.00 • ®NKNEWSATSUMWE MORMNOSTRETCH eyewitness datvreak I (M) GOODDAY) a r! ll!8 W E’L L PAY U P TO $1,525 TO GIVE YOUR HOME T H E W ORKS. REALTY TRANSFERS *1 Prop III. tic to MHttaat Kay. Un MJ IE, H,<M*fl Seringa Cond . UJ.NS *1 Prop III. alt la Harbart f Schumann. L Karbari Schumann Sr 1 W( Lorain*. Ft Si IK. H*tonlpr.ng«Cand MUM • I Prop III. *IC. t* Hobart J. ktlrranci. Un If Bi J. H>4d*n Spring* P..SSLFM *1 Porp III. *4C to John C JMmtan * Wt ip. On M SI *. MMPan Spring* Can*. «vt4 Rowland * Wl Savorty to William H unt * Wt Nancy, Un IMP. Laka Villa* m Hidg* Ltd t* Scptl T. Boyd 4 Wl altar l - Un. M l BI I. Sun Eldso I. Cond . too Khard hall to Broom Hout*. Inc . Un. DO. fy Cara. Cand I K W0 tvld R Atoart to Braam Hout* Inc. Un Sandy Cava, C a n . UO.OM ttor L Andartan to Jama* W Payid. Un I. MarbayaClubCond .U I .K 0 i h nor S*« B* to Franco* J Bala*. Un L aka Kathryn Viilag* Cond . D I M Ich LHn I La. to Hour Gtoaa Inv. Inc . 10*. Tn* Altamonl*. C m ) . M OM *1 Prop III. ate. to David F Robin ton. W* BI FC. Hlddan Sprtnpa Cond. M l MO *1 Prop HI. *«c to Richard B Crauat. Itoy E Crauat. 4 Edw ard B Crouto Un II TA, Hlddan Spring* Cand. U f* O I jbon O n . Inc. to Sam.ago GanjAtoi 4 Wt rpta T . Un TM Laka Ltou* Club IV. un Rldaa. Ltd to Ja ro m a A Stott* Un MS I. SunRidp*t.Cand . Sto.fM k Kow*n Arm* Cand lt d to R k h a rd C ttaal 4 Wt B Avw». Un. U K Laka Kow*« niCond US *M i*i Prop I I I . ate to Mad*lain* l dman. Un TJ BI *. Middan SprtoS* C*r¥) ■ JH Fintor Spgi Dav to B G Adkm* CtotoN . I t 4] Tutcpwllia. U n II. U i XK Oal Prop III. ate to Phyllis Mich**!*. Un ST BI *. Hlddan Spring* Cond . LSI.*08 Dal Prop III, ate toMichpalD hantan. Un SJ BI *. Hlddan Spring* Cond , LSI,MB Dal Prop III. *H to Jattray L Mutchinkon S Wl S«**n J . Un ft. BI *, Hlddan Spring* Cand SH *00 A K Shoamakar. Jr to David E Hankln* 4 Wt Huana K . Un TTvmpk Butina** 4 Prat Cantor. 1*3 000 Poryak Carp to Eobart J Polya*. Trutt a* Un 4. S. C. Goutanrod villa*. Can* Wiliima B Daiaparr*. Ill 4 John ■ Alhay to Karmartt E Acr*. Sr . It* 104 4 IBS t k , FrmlAddnAn.UfS.000 Lodu* Sara ate to Waitor E . taytor 4 Wt Carol Un M. W tklra Country Club VUtoa. Jama* Walton. Jr 4 W l Tttalma •* Kathy A. Walton. Un 41 BI B. Summit Vlilaga Un III. Slt.OM Androw t McCaw 4 Vmcanl Zndrch 4 Wt Rutn A to Ruth Intotlmanti Inc . U n I BI. A PlacacM Pn II, I MM 0M Oak Harbour Ltd to Goorp* B. Malhaw*. Ill 4 Wl Caittro J , BI * Un 4. Oak Harbaur Sac S.SII.4M Thomat Fttparman 4 Wt Patricia to Jattray J Watch. Apt l « BI. F . Crown Oak*. Cand . SK 000 Law.* G la u to Waitor j Gould 4 Wl Sandrt. LI m Wmtor Spring* Un. 1. S1TI.IM Oak K a r p M . Ltd toWattoy R F ra n k s Wl Gunaai. Si M M . I Oak Harbour. Sac X **D##r Run Aaaac to Ra|andra P. Saad 4 Wt R oap .LI4 l.O a a rR u n .U n I4A.S4I.0M Cardinal Ind Oar to Harman H Stopal 4 Wl Fronbia S . Un 1*0 Cantorbury *1 Ih* Craaamga. Ptt X. U l TOO Bona..* Oav to Kaith 0 Haarach 4 w l Varatuca. Un >M Manlgomary Club Cand Ptt MI.SSS.M0 Aibon Dav to Doug la* J McGrath 4 Wt Andra* J Un TIS Laka LatuaClub I V .SSS.JM HaE.ImP.V0UR HOME. WITH HOME ENERGY LOSS PREVENTION. Nomi get total H.E.LR for your home. Well actually pay you up to $600 to replace your energy-hungry air conditioning system with an energysmart central air conditioning or heat pump system. Wfell also pay you as much as $300 to put up ceiling insulation, another way to bring your air conditioning costs dawn. Up to $400 to install a solar water heater. And up to $150 to take the heat off windows and glass doors with solar film, solar screens and sunresistant awnings and shutters, Wt ewn H.E.LR with tlie basics. With up to $75 for caulking, weatherstripping, water heater insulation jackets and other minor installatkms. And you'll save another kind of energy, tou ibur cwn. So let us send an FPL energy specialist to your home, free of charge, to see how much H.E.LR your home needs. For your free Home Energy Survey, call our 24-hour toll free num ber today. Or write Energy Conservation Department, Florida Hftver & Light, RQ Box 029100, Miami, Florida 143102. Get H.E.LR for >cur home from FPL Call right now 1 -800-821-7700 FPLftrttP We’re working hard at being Ihe kind of power company you want. J V* m �% 4B Evtning Htrald, Sanford* FI. le g o l Notice Thursday* April 15* Itl5 Legal N otice IN 1 ME C IR C U IT C O UH T OF IM F E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN A N D FOG S EM IN O LE C O U N TF , FLO R ID A C IV IL ACTIO N n o s ta in C A «« I S O U T H E A S T M O R TG A G E C O M P A N Y. PI tin till, v. D E N N IS A H O L L A R , .t . l , Datendanll N O T 1C I O F A C T ION TO D E N N IS A H OLLAR and R A C H E L S H OLLAR , Me wit* R E S ID E N C E UNKNOW N L . t l known mailing w Jd r.it; P O Bor 1.S3. Orlando. F L nur A NO TO . All pariant claiming an* Intovaet By, through, und»r or agalnil f t» aforesaid parton* YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D TH A T *n action lo •orarloM a mortgage on t t » following described property localad In Samlnel* County. 1 1or Ida Lot I). Block L. O A K L A N D E S T A T E S 2nd S ECTIO N. a< cording lo Ita plat thereof at racordad In Plat Book 14, Pago. 4* and 4*. Public Record* of Sam tnol* County, Florid* Together with all tfructura* and impravamant* now and haraaffar on tald land, and tlrturat attached lharato, and all rant*. Iituat. procaadt. and proflit accruing and to accru* from laid pramlMt. and alto all gat. ttaam, alactrlc watar, and oltiar haatlng, cooking, ra trlgaratlng. lighting plumbing, ve n tila tin g . Irrig a tin g , and powar tyttom t machine*. ap p lla n c a t, fla lu ra t, and ap purtanancat, which now a rt or moy haraoltar portaln to, at bo Utad with. In. or on M id pro m ltot. ovon though thoy bo dot#<hod or detachable hot boon tilod ogalntl you. ond you oro required lo tarv# o copy ot your writ ton dr tontat it any, to thit action on ROGER O B EA R ot ANDERSON A RUSH. Attorney! tor Plalntltt. whoet oddrati la 121 Eatl Cantrol Boulavard. Orlando. Plorlda 32(01. ond UN the original wlrh i ho CHrk ot Iha above ityled Court on or botoro the llth day ot M a y . I t t l i alha rw lta a f u d g m .n l m ay b t an tarad againit you tor tho rol'ol do mandod In tha Complaint W ITN E S S my hand and I ha taal ot laid Court on tho tth day ol April. INS (SEAL) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark ol the Circuit Court B y ; Joon Brlllanl Deputy Clerk Publltn April 11. IS. 21 A May MMS D E E TO IN TH E C IR C U IT tO U R I OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT, IN AND FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , F LO E IDA C IV IL A CTIO N HO H N t l CAPO M A M E R IF IR 1 T F E D E R A L SAVINGS A N D LOAN ASSO CIATIO N, 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 SEM INOLE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A. CASE NO: 00 >0*0CAPO-P R O B E R T M IS TIN A A JU LIU S M IS TIN A . Plaintiffs. W ARREN W W O F F O R D A A N N E T T E W O FFO R D . Defendant* NOTICE OF S A LE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N ihei purtuonl to o Summary Final Judgment ot Foraclo tur. dated March I , I N I Cota no: 14 J*M CAPO P ot tha Circuit Court ot tha E Ightoenm Judicial Olittlct In and tor Seminole County, floe Ida. In which ROB C R T M IS TIN A and J U L IU S M IS T IN A ora P laln tlH t and W ARREN W W O FFO R D ond A N N E T T E W O F F O R D oro tho Defendanti . I will eatl to the highatl and bett bidder tor coah In tha lobby at th* Watt Front door ot tho Courfhouoo In Son lord. Seminole County. Florida at 11 os A M on th* 72nd day ot May. IKS. Iho following do icribad property tot forth In the Order ot lha Summary Final J udgmenf ot F orec lo tu r. Tha Eatl 40 teat ot Lot >42, Q U E E N S M IR R O R S O U T H A D D I T I O N to C a ita lb o r r y , Florid*, According to tho Plot tharaol, at racordad In Plat Book t. Pag** 43 and 44, ot lha Public Racordt ot Samlnola County, Florida D A T E D thit IMh day ot April. IFRS (S E A L ) O A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F TH E Cir c u it c o u r t By /*/Diene K Oakley Deputy Clark Pubtllh: April II, M . m s DEE l » IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E 1ITH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A M O F O R SEM INO LE C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A O IN E R A L JU R IS D IC TIO N OIVISIO N CASE NO (2 ItM C A e O I A M E R IC A N S A V IN G S A N D L O A N A S S O C IA T IO N O F FLO R ID A , » Florida Corpora lion, Plaintiff, vt M A R C IA E H A R P E R , e tc . ot Ol . Delendantt N O TIC E OF FO R E C L O S U R E SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N purtuanl to a final ludgmonl of loroclotur. doled April 22, I N I on d t n l o r t d In C a to No. t i m i C A O O E of tho Circuit Courl of th. llth Judicial Circuit In ond lor Seminole County. Florida whortln A M E R IC A N SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSO CIATIO N OF F L O R IO A , a Florida corporation. It Plaintiff, and M ARCIA E H A R P E R , ate. ot *1 , or* Datandanti, I will Mil JA M E S G JO R D A N .o la l, [N N ndonlt N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO JA M E S G JO R D AN ond H C N N IE S JORDAN, hit WIN R E S ID E N C E UNKNOW N l o l l known oddrota; a l l HI vary law Avanua, AllamonN Sprlngt. FL 222(1 A N D TO All portont claiming any In N rttl by, through, undar or agalntl Iha aforesaid par to rt YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D TH A T an action to lor.c lota a morlgaga on tha lollowlng datcrlbod proparty locat.d In Samlnola County. F lor Ida lo t 224, SPRING OAKS. U N IT IV. according to tha Plat tharaol at racordad In Plot Book 12, Paget OS ond N . Public Record* ol Seminole County, Florida Including tpoclllcally. but not by way ol limitation, Its# follow Ing llilu ra t Control Air Condi Honing. Control Hooting. Drop in Range A 1 Grant. Olthwath ar. Ditpotol. Hoi Wetor Heater Togethtr with oil ttructuret and Improvement! new and hereafter on told land, and lialurat attached thereto, and all rant*. Ittuot . proceed*, ond protllt accruing and to accrue from taid pr.m itat, and alao all gat. tiaam. alectrtc. watar. and olhar haatlng, caeklng. ra Irtgerallng lighting plumbing, v a n illa lln g , irrig a tin g , and power trtiam i. machinal, ap p lla n c a t. lia lu ra t. and ap purtenencet. which now era or may hereafter pertain to. or be utad with. In. or on told pro m itat, .van though they be detached or deiechebl. hat bean tiled again*! you. ond you era regulred to terra a copy ol your written detente! II any. to thit action on R O GER 0 IICA R Ol ANDERSON A RUSH. Alter nay* lor Plolntllf. whoto odtfioit It SIT Eotl Control Boulovord. Orlando Plorlda 32MI, and lilt the original with •ha Clark ot Iho oboro Ityled Court on or botoro Iho lllh day ol M o y, ItOS, othorw lte a ju d g m e n t moy bo ontorod ogomtl you tor tha rtliel da mandad In the Complaint W ITN ES S my hand and tho tool ol told Court on tho (th day o4 April. INS tor cath In lha tabby In th* Waal Front door at th* Somlnoto County Court bout*, la niard , kemlnafe County, O lari do kw t a r n Dioa a-.laab A M and I N P M on I N 12th day ol May, INS. lha following da tcrlbed property at M l forth In l a i d f i n a l | u d p m * n ! of foreclosure. to w lf: Tha North is Peat of Lot l l and th* South J l Feel of Lef 10. B la c k 0 . f t U E N A V I S T A E S T A T E 1 according to the Plaf thereof ot roiorded In Plal Book J. Pag* l. of the Public Record* ol Somlnoto County. Florida D A T E D thit T7nd day of April, INS (S E A L ) O A V ID N B E R R IE N Clock ol iho Circuit Court By Diana K Oakley A t Deputy Clark Publlth April IS. May 7. INS D E E 120 (MALI O A V ID N B ER R IEN C lor k at lha Circuit Court By JoonBrlllonl Deputy Clerk PublHh April II. II. 11 A May I. m i D E E Ot IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT , IN A M O F O R S EM INO LE C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A CASE NO 44 172* CA a* O R IN K E R M A TE R IA L S C O RPO RATIO N. A Florida Cor port I ton. Plalntltt, r» ROBERTG FEA TH ER . NO TICE OF ( A L E NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y O I V I N that purtuonl to Final Judge manl ol Forectoture doted April l ( . IS IS , C o ta No: 14 11*4 CA 00 G ot th* Circuit Court ot lha Elghtoanth Judicial District In and tor Samlnola C o unty. F lo rid * . In w hich R IN K E R M A T E R IA L S COR P ORATION ll lha Plaintiff, and R O B E R T G F E A T H E R . It tha Datondant. I will M il to Ih* highatl and batt biddar tor cath in th* lobby Ot th* W otl Front door at lha C a u rth e u t* In Samlnal* County, Florida at II OS A M on th* 20th day ot May. INS. Ih* following do scribed property M l torth In thge Order ol Final Judgmant of Faroe Naur* Lai t l. Block TH E SPRINGS. According to the Plot Ihertof. oi recorded In Plat Book U . Paget S, 14 and It Public Racordt of Somlnoto Caunly. F tor Ido D A T E D Ihlt 73rd day of April, IN I (S E A L ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N C L E R K OF T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T By fkf Diana K Oakley Deputy Clark Publlth April 11. May I. I N ! D E E tJI Legal Notice Legal Notice Thit It to notify Alfrtd Walds to pay Ih* repair and tlorag* charge* on hit IF72 Chateau Club Wagon ID f C lIA H X U it ). to Robert ^ Dunlap of 2(20 Central Dr Sanford If not paid In S day* I hereby giro notice of getting a Florida cart Ifkata of title Publlth April » , » . 24, » , 24, INS D E E 111 N O T IC E OP A P U S L IC H E A R IN G TO C O N S ID ER TH E A D O P TIO N OF AN O R D IN A N C E B Y T M E C IT Y OF S AN FO R D , FLO R ID A. Metke Is hereby given that a Public Hearing will b* held at th* Commlotlon Room In the City Hall in tho City of Sanford. Florida, at 2 OS o clock P M on Ma< 13. INS. to comtrtor th* , t'/ittcn of an ordinance oy I N City 0* Ir -U . to, Florida Ot follow* ORC'ftANC' »__lit. AN O R D IN A N C E O F TH E C IT Y OF S A N FO R D . F L O R ID A , TO ANNEX W IT H IN T H E C O R P O R A TE A R E A O F TH E C IT Y OF SANFORD. F L O R ID A . UPON A D O P TIO N O F SAIO OROI N ANCE. A P O R TIO N O F TH E P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G SO UTH OF B I E D E R A V E N U E E X TE N D E D W ESTER LY. NORTH O F A N D A B U T T IN G C R 422. A N D E A S T O F AND A B U T T I N G FR E N C H A V E N U E ; SAID P R O P E R TY B E I N G S I T U A T E O IN SEM INOLE COUNTY, 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 O F S E C TIO N I2IG44. FLO R ID A 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 FLICTS . A N O E F F E C T IV E D A TE W H ER EAS, there hot boon IItod with th* City Clark at Ih* City of Sanford. Florida, a petition containing th* n*mat at Ih* property owner l In th* ora* datcrlbod hereinafter request Ing annotation to lha corporal* are# ot tho City of Sanford. Florid*, and requesting to bo Included therein; and W H E R E A S , th* P roperty AppralMr at Samlnot* County. Florida, having certified that there oro two properly owner t In th* area to bo anna tad. and that tald property ewnori hav* signed Ih* Petition lor Annaia ttan; and W H ER EAS . If hat bean da tar mined that tha property do i c r i b a d h e r e i n a f t e r It rtatonably compact and con llguout to tho corporate treat ot tha City ot Sanford. Florida, and II hat further bean determined •hat Ih* annatallon ol told property will nof result In th# creation of on enclave, and W H ER E A S , th* City ot Son ford. Florida. It In a position to provide municipal M rvlcet to tho property datcrlbod heroin, end tho City Commission of Iho City of Sanford. Florida, doom* II In Iho batt Inter at! ot th* City to accept told petition and to armoi Mid property NOW. T H E R E F O R E . B E IT E N A C T E D » Y T H E P EO P LE OF TH E C IT Y OP SANFORD. .R U M IO A i t a c t tots Si Thot th* y rv In Samlnot* County. Florid*, b* and Ih* Mm* It hereby anna I t . to and mode a par! of th* City at Sanford. Florida, purtuanl to rha voluntary annatallon pro v lllo n i ot Section i n (44, F lor Ido Slolutol All ol Brentwood Grove. Blk " A " , Plat Book 2. Pag* 41, Lott I thru l(. 40 thru 22 (lo ti 24 and 241 and 111 thru I I I . Brentwood Add to San lord plot Book 4. Page 4J, Public Racordt ot Somlnoto County, Florida S ECTIO N 2 That upon thit ordinance becoming after lire Ih* proparty ownert and any resident on th* proparty da tcrlbed herein than b* entitled to all th* right* and prlvltogat and Immunlttot at ar* from lima to lima granted to rttl dantt and proparty owner* at •ha City of Sanford. Florid*, at further provided In Chapter III. flo rid * S la lu ta t. and tholl further be iub|*ct to lha re tpontlbllltlat ol residence or ownerthlp i t may from lima to tint* b* deter mined by Ih* governing authority at th* City ol Vonlord Florid*, and th* provisions of tald Chapter 111. Florida Si ahit** ■ S ECTIO N ) ; If any tactlan ar portion ol a taetton of Ihlt ordinance prove* to b* Invalid, unlawful, or uuKonttltuttonal. II thall not bo hold to Impair th* validity, tore* ar aftoct at any »*h#» to tlk n or port ot Ihlt ordinance S ECTIO N 4 Thot all ordl noncot or ports ol ordinance* In contlkt herewith, b* and th* t*m* art hereby reveked S ECTIO N S Thot thit ordl none* thall become effective Immediately upon lit poetogt and adoption A copy tholl bo ovollobl* at th* Othc* of th* City Ctork tor all parmnt desiring to ttamln* AM parflat in Interest and cltliana thall have m i spoor turn ty to b* hoard at tatd hearing By order of tho City Cam mission at th* City *1 San lord ¥ iQckd* ADVICE TO TH E P U B LIC If a par ton decldao to appaal a daemon mods with respect to any matter considered *« me above mealing or hearing, he may need a verbatim record of th* proceedings. Including th* tottlmony and ovldonc*. which rocord It not provided by th* CltyefSantord I F t M d d M I H. N Tam m , Jr City d a rk Publlth: April IE IS May i, t. '*•» D E E I IF nrmminA atuu G K X hO JT FUCK' _ JSL O r la n d o - W in d er P a r k 322-2611 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T . HOURS 1:30 A.M. •5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 •Hoors RATES 1 tint*..................67C g | 3 cp<TMC«tlv( til*** 61C g I 7 con>«vtfy( tin*** 52C I I 10 c M S K H t i T i times ACC ■ I Contract R»tr» Available 3 lints DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday - 11: 00 A .M . Saturday 23—Lost & Found *1—Money to Lend Lott met* block A whito Husky Shepherd. 20 Lb* Lott Sunday in LakaMe-y 227 IMP A M ER ICAN CONSULTA N T S .IN C IH morfgagat a t tow a t * % Sacand mortgages ot tow It 3 / fV Small com move lal loons, v* cant land, moblia homat with land Good credit, bod credit We do ll oil 111 »1 1 1340 E Alltmanto Ortvo. Alfamont* Sprint! LICENSE 0 M O R TO A O E B R O K ER B u tln e tt C apital 334 000 lo 11.000.000 and over P O Boa 14)1 Winter Pk Fla 122*0 U —Special Notice! " f k T i TIO U SH AM E Nolle# it hereby given Thai I am engaged In business ot P O Boa 272. Genera, Samlnola County. Florid* 22212 undar Ih* IktlMau* name ol O PPO R TU NITY DEVELOPM ENT C O M P A N Y dba A W ED O IN G IN T H E C O U N T R Y A T C E N T E R O AK. ond tha! I In land to register Mid noma with Ih* Ctork of th* Circuit Court. Somlnoto County, Florida in accordance with th* provlilont of Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statute*, to w lt Section MS 0* Florida Statute* IM2 ft.' Virginia L Blanchard Publlth April 4. tl. II. IS. IMS O E F 2* BoR oog Mogk .ejuiRTtM* ff > 2 ios/uvo4ao ...-S E N D A O IF T _____ W ITH A L I F T I ..BALLOON ......BOUQUETS . Wa Deliver I F ee a vary ream* every M i n e CELEBRATE ABIRTH! Mr Stork'l visit makat tor a lltoMm# at a t mart**, gin* B all I Call Unde 3130117 a M 4 4 Y KAY C O SM ETICS a Skin car* end cator flair c o n n i i ........... ...............m m 4 FA C TITIO U S NAM E Nolle# Is hereby given that we are engaged In butlnatt at 41* Sandpiper I n , Cattalbarry. Samlnola County. Florida 172(7 undar th* McMMoui name of G R E A T G A M E S , and tho! w* intend to rogliter tald nama with th* Ctork of th# Circuit Court, Somlnoto Courtly. F lor Ido In accordance with tho pro vltlon* ot tho Fictitious Noma Statutes, to w lt Section MS 0* Florida Statute* IM7 ft/ Hubert R u s m II ft/ M ary K R u s m II Publish A pril*. II. 11.11. IMS D E E 2* 27—Nurfttry l Child Car* Child car* In my horn*. Laurel Way ar**. CatMlbarry 4*5 341* S U N L A N O E S T A T E S Child car* In my horn* Lg toncad yard TLC 4*m to 4pm Mon thru F rl C T l I l f _____________ Will baby HI In my horn* All ages Tender loving core 323 **71 31—Privite Instructions N O TIC E T O A L L M E M B E R S OF F A M IL Y LINES F E D E R A L C R E D IT UNION In A p r il Ih* S upa rvltory Commllto* mailed out *11 ol Ih* m e m b e r's S ta lo m tn li Any member NOT receiving their Statement thou Id contact lha Suparvltory Committee at Suparvltory Commute* Fam ily Llnot Federal Cradii Unton P O B o. 1411 tontord. F tor Ida XT7TI PuMtth April I t . so. IMS Swimming Lattont Begin May 7 m s Jackl* Caoto. Call >21 mi ____________ 33— Real Estate C o u rse s 7 1 — H e lp W a n te d A C C O U N TIN G C L (R K ~ ..to til* Ar* you * M gu'» w lia rd l If M . Ihlt employer want* someone good with a 10 kay adder Excellent lore Hon 323-5176 l i t ) French Av*. Acrylic Apptlcotort needed to apply protective coating on cart, boot* and plena* IS to ( l l par hour W* train Far work In Sanford area coll Tempo (13 ( ( A T ilt Aide* tor all thltf* Carttftod and/or aepartoncod Good pay and bonalltt. Plaatanl at motphara Equal Opportunity Employer Apply *1; DeBory Manor. 40 N Hwy 17 *1. Do Bary, FI* A P P O IN T M E N T S E T T E R S P a rt lim a M o n d a y th ru Thursday I 00 PM to * 00 PM U 00 an hour, plus bonus Catl Longwood I ASS E M B LE R S Head I to work tn now air cend plant Starting pay U 15/hr M u ll b* a strong ral labto worker with own Iren sport* Mon Never * too I TEM P P » M _______ 774-1341 A s ii t t a n f M a n a g e r . W a ll tralnad Needed at one* Apply In parson Cat* Mia. X Mart In Santord. or call m 20M______________________ Avan always hWtwg I adtee B D l l IU Thinking at g*IM «( 4 ■ eel (n e t* Licaneef W* after Fra* Tv man andcaatlntovt Training! Call Ofck ar Vicky tor details i M l 4*41 m n M . lv * . 2241(4* F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notice It hereby given that I am engaged in butlnatt at 134 Tulena Dr . Altamont* Sprlngt. Samlnola County. Florida 32714 undar th* MclIMout nama ot DO M E M E D IC A L and that I Inland to register tald name with tha Clark of Iho Circuit Court. Samlnola County. Florida In accordance with Ih* pro vltkm t ot Iho FktIMoul Name Statutes, towlt Section MSP* Florida Slolutot tt!7 IV Lena K R iggt Publlth April li. 11 A May 1. *. ms DEE IK K e r n e l Ftorld* , Inc S* Yaart t i M rtancal Legal Notice F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nolle* It hereby given that wo ar* engaged In butlnatt *1 Rt 1. Boa 1ST. Sanlard. Samlnola County. Florida 11221 undar Ih* MctIMou* name ot L O U D E B S P E C IA L T Y M A N U F A C TU R I NO , ond that wa inland to register said nama with Ih* Clark ol th* Circuit Court. Somlnoto County. Florida In accordance with th* provitwmt ol Ih* FkMMout Nam* Slalutat. To w lt. Section 443 0* Florid* Statute* l*S7 /*/Lym an L M yart IV Deborah U My eft Publlth April IS B May 1. *. 14. ms O E E 14) N O TIC E UN DER F IC T IT IO U S K A M I S TA T U T E TO W HOM IT M AY CONCERN N olk# It hereby given that th* under signed purtuanl to th* " F lc llt lo u t Nama S ta tu lt". Chapter 441 Ot. F tor Id* Slalutat. will regular with th* Ctork at lha Circuit Court. W and tor Somlnoto County. Florida, upon receipt ol proof #1 publication *1 this nolle*. Ih* fkMMout name, towlt E O U IV E N TU R E undar ■tilth wo will l.poet to angag* In butlnatt at 13(2 Orlando Drive 4(04. Santord Florida That th* partial intoratiad In M id butirwt* enterprise ar* at toltowt R IC H AR D AR NO LD. LO R I A R N O LD D A T E D at Sanford. Somlnoto County. Florida thit llth day ot April. 1*0 /V Richard Arnold — Partner /(J Lori Arnold — Partner Publish April It. IS A May I. * I* OEE lit IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . F L O ilD A P R O R ATE O IVISION Fit* Nvmbar It T il CP IN RE E S TA TE OF G R AC E M A R G A R E T B E E N *fk/aG R ACE M B E E N Deviated N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* administration ol lha attato ol GRACE M A R G A R E T B E E N e/k/a GRACE M B E E N , d a c a a ta d . F it* N u m b e r 4ST71CP, It ponding In th* C irc u it Court ter Samlnot* C o u n t y , F lo r id a , P ro b a ta Ot vision. Ih* addrett ot which It North Park Avanua. Sanford. F L 3)221 Th* n a m at and addrtttet at th* perianal rapr* serially* and Ih* par tone I rap ratantatlva t attorney ar* M l torth baton AM Intoratiad parsons a rt required to Mto with this court. W ITH IN TH R E E M O N TH S OF T H E FIR S T P U B LIC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E (1) all claim , against the tttoto and I II any ob|eelioni by an Interested parson on whom thit nolle# wat served the I chatlangat th* valid Ify at Ih* will, th* quallfkoMont ot th* personal representative, venue or lurlsdkMon of th* CONJfl. A L L CLAIM S AND O B JE C TIO NS N O T SO F IL E O W ILL BE F O R E V E R B AH HE D PublkaMon of this Nolle# has begun on April 14.1*41 Personal Representative IV Donna J Vogtor 4l4M aylairD.lv* Allomanto Spring*. F L 122(1 Attorney lor Parsers#! R#pr*t*nl#Mv* IV Marvin L A*am an Jr , E sq M A R V IN L BEAM AN , JR . P A *01N Wymara Road Win tor Park. FL 212(0 N*3 T otophone » » 4 2 t 4200 Publlth April It. IV IMS O E E 111 NOTATALL. (ft A ®V- W N & V W U * S 6 m U * L P iN T t A ^ J tX X m C C K A T H & T K iA W N S H & W 0 f £ 0 F T h tlC P & M A tS N O X W lN fM Y M C P ' I m s b j. 'O iX*U h‘ SAUMH>, 10M,>CUSU>10KA*tMea. KKCMLSOmwrABOUTJt€ I ANmnYAWmCfTMnPteOF 71—Help Wanted AVON E A R N IN G S W O W ill O P E N T ■ R R ITO R IE S NOIRI11 H I IMS ar 123 (43* __ Fadaral. Slab. A Civil |ob* now available Call l A K s a a n u tor Wife 24 hours DRIVERS WANTED 831-9993 B A B Y S ITTE R E sp . loving, ro liable woman to car* tor 1 V 1 year aid glrlt In your or my ham* W ilton alam antary area. Ratorancat 321 14*2 B A B Y S IT T E R W A N T E D part Mm* In my homo Par a 1 yr old Own car References raq Lk Mary area............. 123(043 B «f T m d tr v natd 2 f ill tilM Call m o o i t tor Tam Cap* Canaveral F irm needs people who want to b* thalr own boss w ill train U R ) part lima. 14)0 full Mm* M l 1207 CwRontori L it e r t n WiRtod Established company, liberal benefits, m utl hav* toolt and transportation *04 714 17(1. X 5 174 1441 C a rpantort H elpe r Wanted mutt have a ■par lance Coll a h e v tP M m U K __________ C ity *1 Lak* M a ry hat an Immediate opening tor a part tim* lanltar. tor offk# citan ing In City Hall, l times a weak R atorancat w ill b* check ad Daodllna tor tub mlttal ot appMcotUni It April 20 I M3 Applications may b* picked up *1 Lak# Mary City Hall. 114 N Country Club Road. Lak* M ary. 04 X . M P EOE_________________________ CM ui N eeded tor offk* opening In Santord Area Beginning data. May IV IMS Pleas* land * return*' to Danalla Construe H an. tot W a s h b u rn Rd . Matbauma, Ft* m t $ ________ CUSTO M ER (■ ■ V I C E R I P O penned with ptootanl par tonality v Insurance * ip . Perm poalMent/Mevar a to* T IM E P W L , — — 774 1 3 4 1 o i C H I N S T A L L ! ? .'....... M U M Would you Mho to earn good money and loans a groat trade! Com* Into our oftk* now I Local company 323-5176 m *Pi Santord Auto Auctton Is looking tor r*fi*b4* L dependabta pao pto to work driving cart A truck* through auction H w r t Thursdays Only From 11 AM to 4 PM Applicants mutt b* K yrt or otder. hav* valid FI* Driver* Meant*, and mutt know how to drive standard thlft vehicle* Thit it a per toe' |ab tor Ih* roll rad parson Pay will b* 14 SO an hour Apply In parson: at th* Santord Auto Auction, a n W Flrtt SI.. Hwyf 4* In Sanford See John between » AM A f PM. Mon thru F rl E spar fenced Racapflonltt tor Padlafrlc OfMc* Only erparl ancad need apply Call Ml aohSaah far K a y _____________ sort, woodparlt culler* and counlav top lorn In*tore Alto h a v * tw o o p e n in g ! lo r auembtoy work Hotpttalli# Mon. bonus, vacation, hoidayt Apply » to It. or I to 2 ot Formltoi In*. Port of Santord Lake Monroe ________ Esparlncad towing machine ap er atort wanted on all opara Mon* We alto ott*r a training program to portont with an honest desire to toarn Ih* industrial sowing trad* Mod am air conditioned facility, health cor* program, paid holidays place work earning!. Heady work Apply between I pm and 3 pm S A N 'D E L M A N U F A C T U R I N G .I N C . 7240 O ld Lake M ary Rd . Santord_____________________ fA S H ID H M O O !L S W A N T E D Work with foeiuen dei gn*- and local boutiques. TV cammar clalt. catalog* Full or part tlm* All ages and all httghtt No asperlanc* necessary 423 M3*_____________________ F IL E C L E R K .......... - ........... SIM Will train bright smiling lac*! Flllng/antwar phones Great 323-5176 1322 Franck Av*. G IR L F R ID A Y - Eecoitanl op portunlty lor par ton with good typing skint Varlad dullat. Including racaptlonltt Call 443 4311. tor app l H O L ID A Y HOUSE R a tla u ra n t In Santord hat opanlngt tor waltrott. host att/cothlor. Apply 1 to 4 PM. Hwy l l f t l near Lak* Mary IN S U R A N C E R A T I C L E R K W ill train No aeparlanca needed M ult type 35 wpm, non t m o k t r t o n l y . Casta IbwrTy area (34 03(3 I N T E R V I I W E R*i In d iv id u a l w!1h public contact asp Earn 120 hr plus bonus plus hourly g u a r o n lt t . Students and houtawlvot welcome Call Mr Grant 2pm to 4pm, Mon thru Frl (0* m o FORCE tor work at 4 AM 407 W Itt St L A B O R E R S Strong rallabl*. general laborers ntedtd Im modtotoly Olttoronl locaMont Phono and trantportalton a must Never * |*a Apply KELLY SERVICES W & 2 JJ5 legal tacratary eiperlervced in rta l atlat*. probate, attato planning. admtnlttratlvt/cIvM law, alto otcollonl tklllt In typing, thorthond. word pro cttto r. gram m ar and hen dllng clients Pleat* tend r# turn* to Boe 107, Evening Herald. J00 N Franck Avanua I. P L 11771 L lcanted plumber or quail I lad person with minimum ot 4 years atpavtonc* tn rattdan Mai construction Able to rood blueprint* Pay commantu rat* with a i p a r l t n c a . M4 20* 3*54 Light Book leaping payroll, accounts receivable 23 to X) hr* weakly Apply In person Big * 'W Hr**. » » S. O r­ lando D r____________________ M GR T R A IN E E ------------- MO* a National company wants to htr* parsonabta person to deal with tha public Greal opportunity tor advancement 323-5176 2S1I Franc* Av*. N A N N IE S M l or part Mm# potliiont available Childcare or rale tod background pra lev red Raterencot and Iran* pon aI ion required Call 444 *320_________________________ Not ions largetl chain ot family amuaomonl contort hot need ot p a r t tlm * sal e* poo plofatttn N i g h t ond woakmdt Mutt bo mature, neat In appearance, and bon manl 131 ran N E E D E D Title ctork A typltt. Thursdays only A pply In parson at Santord Auto Auc l i o n , a t t a r 10 A M on Thursdays 21U W 1st Sheet In i Now etching concept In tatot Provides unique lit* laving service* Ground Floor op portunltto* ond no compoM Mon Largo Income peMontial No aeparlanca n o c a tta ry . 305 327 H Q __________________ Part Tim * C ltrfc fTyp lit 40 wpm. Mon A W a d . I am to 5pm Call M l 1411. •_________ Part tins# atttndwit/drlvar E m pcrlence pratarrad Apply In Call 321 5*51 Phone Solicitors lull or part tlm * . hourly p lu t bonus, Langwqod P44300___________ PHONE ROOM MANAGER Well established company heeds aggressive manager In San fo rd O ltlc * . D ra w , com mission plut bonus For appf ni 4017.011 n_________ ProfTtmRuntinti ffinttd Ceparience preferred however, training pros toad tor Ih* car* ot Oltabtad Residents All shifts available Call 331 f i l l Salat help wanted Highest commltlont pttd In Florid* C a l l B i l l at L o w a ’ t Ea tormina tort. 121474* Will train _____ Styling Satan with I tteilon tor rtn t. iow*i* tuppliad. and good location Call 111 0(21 Tired at Jab Hunting 7 Catl F u t u r t l Ih a y h t v t hundred* ot |ab opanlngt lor thot* who want lo work 47( 4X0 D E L IV E R Y H E LP E R S no a* porlanc* nocattary Full tlm* Good sterling pay 471 4200 G E N E R A L O F F I C E T R A IN E E S Groat sterling lob Several openings Good pay 471 4X0 F A C T O R Y A S S E M E L V and P RO DU CTIO N W ORK- Moat shirt* spin Good pay seal** 474 4X0 IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN O S General Construction labor Good pay 42S 4X0 TR U C K ORIVERS Long houl Immadlottl Good driving r* cord Over 2! 471 4XX LOCAL DRIVERS Straight trucks Good pay Start right away 474 4300 R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H ELP E R S . CLER KS. CRT O P E R A T O R S - Im m ed ia te opanlngt Good pay tcato^ Call *24 4X0 NOW I W E L D E R S - CarMItod Eecaltonl pay tcatot Call today 42S torn_________________________ Wanted Someone to cart tor m# A my hout* In Santord Floe Ibto hrt one* a wk Driving ro q d 123 If It Rm 1)4, aval NOW HIRING! O u ts t a n d in g O p p o r lu m ly For EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( ■ / / < • c ! } < > /) C E N T E R S 5 LO C A TiO N S IN SEMINOLE C O UN TY • Auto / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food K itchens Fried C hicken S u b s Donuts • • • • • Top Salaries Free Life & Hospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits MAKE APPLICATION IN PERSON AT 202 N Liiutol Ave , Sanlofd Mortllfy Ihiu Fnd.lv B 30 AM 3 30 PM NO PHONE C ALLS' P TC A Sl BY G A R R Y TR U D EA U Bocpse.w«Mtrs * * * « \U m U P X T V H 6 V •■it T W i N A m i aV & JU TH K X . S e m in o le “ f i c t i t i o u s NAME Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnatt at P O Boa 240*. Lake Mary. Samlnola County. Florida 12244 undar Ih* fkMMout nama of S E L E C TE D S E C R E T A R I A L S E R V IC E S , ond that I Inland to rogltfar . _ name with m# Clark at i u Circuit Court, Samlnot* County, Florid* In ecrardanc* with th* p ra v lflo n t of th* Fictitious Nam* Statute*, towlt Section tat Of Florida statute! I M2 IV Lali* A H a rm Publish April 4. II. t|. IS, IttS D E E 14 D o o n e sb u ry N O C C F H IfiJ iH iS , CLASSIFIED ADS F IC T IT IO U S NAME Notice It hwraby given that I am engaged In butlnatt at l i t W Lake Mary Bird , Sulla 20*. Lak* M ary. Samlnot* County. Florida 17240 undar th* fkMMout name of LA K E M AR Y M ED I C A L C L I N I C ond that I intend to register tald name with th# Clark ol th* C ircuit Court, Somlnoto County. Florida In accordance with the provisions of th* FkMMout Nam* Statutot. tow lt Section 4410* Florid* Stafutat 1*12 fkf Gian F Davit. M 0 Publlth April 4, 11, II. IS. IMS D E E 22 71-H elp Wanted omy i earn . l£V560J ShoppingFor A New Or Used Car? eoBACKTO p M X K .P 0 N 7 : MXWOKAyr Feu cow Otway4 find lha best deale la Ih* Eseeing H e ra ld s Classified tre t Ion Rand F r id a y s ( r t e l « | H arold for Ih* h a il selections Evening Herald 200 Se n * Irw erh tira a s kaalerd. I Urida U M 4 II �I 73 — E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d Cleaning Condos, Apft, and h auta a V a ry h o n tti.a n d raaliable 333 04)4____________ Construction Quality Control PtojatT Manager Ratidantiyi Commercial Industrial All Phasa* Ouallflcationi on ra quest 337 Mat_______________ E •p a H a n c a d la dy d a tlr a t housework Own trampm-fa lion m not 93—Rooms lor Rent Christian Agfa 4 Its mat TV , kltctwn. laundry, makL ISO «> upOH Cliat all* 10 Largo Room, private antranca A bo in Nlca araa IS! 00 >k Evenings M l sew Mato or tamaia who mutl bo amployod Prlyata Bath and a huga room Plu» all tho prlvl toga* at your own homo Call I T T 1370 a t t a r Op m on waahdayi and anytima on * w l t M ) Atk tor R ita______ Room For Rant Kitchan A Laundry Priyliagai U I W i week Call m 347?_______ _ _ _ Room lor rant with aidarty lady Pratary an aldarly parson In Laka Mary Call 3)1 B730 Booms for root _________ Can m ton________ SAN TO R O Furnlthtd room* by thy waak Aaatonabla ratal Mold sarvica Can 173 4307 3 7 PM 413 P almattoAya S A N F O R D . Raai weakly A Monthly rytat Util Inc att 300 Oak Adults I *41 74B3 97—Apartment! Furnished / Rent Eltlclancy apartmant, downtown Sanford Fum ltted utlllllat mcludad 1373 mo 44i t tat Furn Apti tar Santor Clffitnt 111 Paimotto A . » J Cowon No Phono Call! L A K E M A R T C loan, I bdrm"T turn tmall apt Singly work Ing man Nlca, A h u rry l 177 mo __ _________________ Lovaly 1 bdrm apartmant Huga ro o m i C o m p la ta prlyacy 4100 par wk plui 1730 tacurlly dapoalt 17) 4*)3 or 17)77*4________________ Now apartmant tor rant Com plotaly furnlthod, pool accait Ayolloblo May lit 377ion Sanford Court Apartments STU DIOS .I BDRM 7 BDRM F L E X IB L E LEASES Sanlor Cltltan Ottcaunt 323-3301 I bdrm adulti. no poll, air. qulal. ratldanllal 1)00 par month piutdapool 133 Mia bdrm apt Nawly dacoratad Complata privacy IM par taa 1700 tacurlly J>) 4*77 or 131 7701 ____ _______ 7 bdrm . I bath Living room, kltchon AMO mo Call XII 1114. or 177 trki 99— A p a rtm e n ts U n fu rn is h e d / R ent 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent LOCH ARBOR Immadlaty oc­ cupancy 1 bdrm . 1 bath, tun porch A family room Nawly dacoratad Largo lot 1300 por month Ownor 177 7070________ Ravanno Park J bdrm I bath tancad yard, patio. B poddla font Available May I Call between a X) A I 10 171 aOOQ Roomy 3 bdrm J bath homy, dutof Itryyt 113) mo * dapoi It. A util m m 7MA141.7B0 0B07 S A N FO R D 1 bdrm . 7 bath Garaga SMS C O U N TR Y 1430 J bdrm . H i bath SAVE ms Rant Now and En|ayl Thtt Utatlad Spaclalt Enarfy I « • I Bdrm l Bath Ayarlmanti H I Dacaratlya Wall Cararlngt. Built Hi Baakcata. Ptanty al Star ago. Wathar/Dryar Haak up. and Car part Wilarbadi Accepted 321-1911 OrUfldo toll free 3(5 4481 BAMBOO COVE APTS MB E Airport Bird RHONE H I 44N. H I 44*1 t H k fancy tram Ilk ) mo Disc aunt lar Samar Cltliaos Brand Naw Unit* ] bdrm/] hath aptt In wa«d»d lotting, prlyata Balcaalai, w aihar/dryar, mini Blind! •41! ma w / l l l l O a p a ill Lacatad 1SSI Oak Aya • 34 It Slltlifl Antticin Ruitj 47t-1173__________ LAXDSTOCK BROKERS Vantord J bdrm larga lot LOG mo Avatiabia 4/t/BS aas 7413 attpr 3____________ C u p io a and tin g io fa m ily homo For loot# with option to buy H I H I T ______________ Taking Ayptlcatlant Naw } bdrm . 1 bam. cant haat A air. porch, garaga. tancad Arallabla May I la 10 7 bdrm , J barn. Eaac Homy Mayfair Vlltat Arailabta now 14)0 4 bdrm . l bam, radacoraiad homy inWInlar Springt Availably now ....... 1473 COM M ER CIAL! Spaca availably lor offtea A storage Cyntyr ot Sanford ........... BJ73 CALL BART R EA L E S TA TE R E A L TO R 311 7to* TR U C K E R S Spoclai ploco lo pork rig | bdrm . Ig living rm tancad yard Close to ichool HIQ7Y1 ___________ ] bdrm on Summorlln Aya First, tail and dapoi it ra qulredw/reference* )77 440 J Bdrm houM H I W 10th S i, Sanford. Flo LtOO mo SiOQ Dapoi it Coll H I 440«attora 3 Bdrm7 beth-705 Suite Si Sonlord Forlaoto 171 IIS1 105—DuplexTriplex/ Rent A V A IL A B L E 7 bdrm/l bath carpet appllancat, screened patio, laundry 4360.1)1 HS1 107-Mobile Homes / Rent Lata Modal Air conditlonad on goll couriy Supar claan and lurniihad Graal tlahlng/gott al back door Ronl by waok or M il U00 down SIOS par mo. Adutta no nan m m i . u a *41* Mini ffirihonas ltd* Ridia naad Aya Vented Fla 73S 44IB....... ..................... SSMOBI 125—For Laase SAILPOINTE AT LAKE MONROE Lu iu ry Adult Aportmonti I 7 Bdrm* ....... Coming toon I _________ Call 177 1011 127—O ffice R e n tals Opan Oa Waahaad*______ r and 7 bdrm Alto furmihad afllciancy from SIS waak 1130 dapoalt No patt Call 17) 4307 S 7 P M 413 Poimptie_________ 1 bdrm. Ito bam. nawty r e modi lad. all naw appllancoa. tancad bach yard W a ttr f v r n lt t e d lJ d O m o ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 141—Homes For Sale TE R R IF IC t bdrm. | hath hama with aat In Iff chan. *ytit bdrm plan, contral air /haat. utility roam u j aat O R EAM HOMS t bdrm I bam hama with aal M kttchan. in tlda Utility , paddla I a n . control air /haat 4*1 sat W ILL I U I L O TO S U ITI YOUR LO T OR OURSI E X C L U S IV E A O E N T FOR WINSONO DEV CORP„ A C E N T R A L FLO R ID A L E A O E R I M ORE HOME FOR LESS M O N E V I CALL TO O A Y I • O E N E VA O SCEO LA RD a 7CTNEO FOR MOBILES* I Acra Country tract* Wall fraud an pa rad Ad N X Dawn I I Y n .a l l ) \ l From I1l.satl II ytu ara laaklng tar a auc catttul caraar In R ail fatala. Stantlram Raalty It laaklnq N r yaa Call Laa Albright today at m s a M Evaningt n iR R C A L L A N Y T IM E 322-2420 1SU 4 Park. Untard N I U Mary Btyd Lk Mary SAT A SUN........................ I* ta a Sll ANaandar SI Duttana NEWBRICK H0M[ Rutllt Hamad waad trim I bdrm I hath tyllt Wan hama with aky light*, rauttad cailmpt an huavily fraud dtt 574-4215-----149-73U.Efg. H I D D E N L A KE H I Ram blawood D rlv a Laku Mary araa ] ttory contumpo rary 4 bdrm , 1 bam FH A non qualifying loan I t ! TOO •47 7141 LA K E M A R T O LA D Y BROWN R E A L T Y O T 17)7. ar 171 W74. yttur I WE H AVE T H E B ESTI ) bdrm 3 bath with pool A loti ofaatrat m oooo 3 bdrm . 1 bath, naar golf caurta. tantad yard 1110 000 NEEDAM OUSE COOK. COW7 T RYWANTADS NEW HOME eieiio«9 STemper SANFORD FIR S T T IM E HOME B U Y E R S 10 S JX bond money tor ) homat Call today S ANFO R D 4 bdrm tonad MR 1 Good lamlly or nurtlng Only 111 000 Ownar tv> bath, lor larga homat 11 will holy F IX UP S P EC IA L larga homy u /marry entry* Only Ala.700 D E L TO N A aach > loti only VI OOO Vtnewood Dr Loc'hi Aftoor Ar*# ) B d rm . 7 bath. *a» in kifch«n. cseh c«bin«ti form#! dining room, fireplace poddle •MU* VAii I M Ctlllngt, tnorgv P4k 4*9« M othtf •■triftt Yog havo to »o appra<(a«o Opan hoata Saturday and Sunday I ! »o l„ othtf ftmt* by appoint man i DtONE 3234443 For quality trahm am hip and compatlllva prlcat tat ut prica aut yaur naw hama OW NER ) bdrm m y bath,Cant h a a t/ a lr.ucra anad parch ver TOO Bought pfhyt O T talt Sanford Nlca 7 bodroom homy wim living room, dining room, panolad family room, laundry roam, workahop Call tar In tormallan 17) 110* or 4)4 41)/ S A N F O R D I30t Tarraca Orlyu Lika naw 1 bdrm . 7 bam Low d a w n .V A non qualltlylng mor l gaga *34,000. 047 >041 H I 71*1 149—Commercial Property / Sale C A L L A N Y T IM E R E A L TO R n ia a t i W E N E E D L IS T IN O II A L TA M O N TE TO W NHOUSE Larga I ttory ) bdrm /J it bam In Oakland VHIaga Supar ton van,ant Atiumabla FH A Pdatura to Sail Pt lead lo Sail at u i . too CALL BART R IA L I I T A T I R E A L TO R 70«B o t \ M T K I) S A I.K S C f? 1 bdrm 1 bam. ana ot San lord* nlcotl rwighborhooda LSI 000 Call Waltar B Stoeto. Brakar Salesman 77} U N avpnlngi Lloyd0 Swain, irokar S A N F O R D Da yoo tiava a budget but aaad 4 badraaanat C a m . aaa t*»4a hama with catatral haal/alr, tlraplaca. vau llad callings A aaart VfaM Street Ca------------ 321 SIRS n m f ir o r iB O T " I N Raal Etta la Brakar 4440 tankard Are 321-0759 Eva 322-7443 COURTVT HIM REJU.rr Rag, a. a LANOSTOC* BROKERS HALL HlytO IS M i ll l i r i M H I COOL SPARKLINO POOL w/taacad So acra and larga l R A M B LIW O O O 1 STORY ■ paatl al Cathadral Calling* I AM Nw aalraal l i i i a n ap q a a llfy la g l A lm a at n a w l M O VE R IO H T IN. I bdrm 1 bath bakafllal apllt plaa. tllb aalra*. O nly U I—Country Property / Sale 201—Horses Cattla Ranch groat Cloaa '0 A c r a t fy ti U llm o Good walar * In- a n y atcaat t i o 000 34000 771 1040 Baby M i Strultort. C tothat. Playpaot. Elc PaptrbacS Boot* n is i/ / t » ttaa NoadCrlbt Play pan* Baby tyrnilu/o. clo th in g Good Prlcat Attor / PM____371 1743 N E E D CHURCH G U t CapMity 43 paopl* or mor* 177 lapt or 3)1 *774_____________________ Paying CASH for Aluminum. Cant. Coppar, fl/*>i. Laid Nawtpapar. Glut*. Gold. Sllvar Kokomo Tool. *11W HI 13 00 Sal * i n i noo H3—Waterfront Property / Sale N EW SMYRNA BEACH Nuw villa In waturtront commu mty 4)4 TOO Buachtutu Raalty. R EALTO R S *B»d>F l l U O pantO aytl SA N FO R D I acra J loti 44) 000 W AAyl.CfOwtkl REALTOR JT7 Ttk) 145—FarmsGroves / Sale Farm M) Ac f#i wltH Good «r afar 12000 (town at only U 2 V mo UO 000 To«al Pricat O ia llfy G*#r land Rtailor 111 H4I 3 Mjl* Mntd Chowfups WA N T E D D E A O O R A L IV E I Rafrlgar atort. Waihart Pryors.,...... ..... ..............371 aita 223—Miscellaneous Gatdirtg Horia (14 hartdi high) A ChlkFrant Pony bott» UOO Mwtl Mill U9 SffJ C anaftav 4 A Good Tonic For Tha l/ptat Budget Tha £ van ing Haarld Want Ads____________________ Batutythop aquipmanl lor tala 7 all pu'pota hydraulic chair*. I t/ylmg hydraulic chair, and 7 hair d ry trt Call 37) *»W Iro m l 30 fill 4 00 B R A ID E O RUOS I yr T l 7 Brown A r u t l. I H X I I . a smaller matching AM tor 4110. 37) JiM Elaborato N gauga railroad ta l up Radi o co n tro lla d airplanat A b u t t , goll club* Ph >11 alto jo_________ 203—Livestock and Poultry t H E I F E R CALVES Appro* Imutuly J/3 pound* 44th 371 4*70 213—Auctions FOR ES T AT E C o m m a rcls l or R atldanllal Auction* A Appralialt Call Pair* Auction 17) MX) For Sato Lawn Mowar ' B7" Start Tlln t*0 And Swlval High Back Van S alt! 41)1 for tha pair >1) »7to L & E AUCTION Friday Nights...„7 PM S00 Sjnfotd A*g 323-6593 111—Appliances / Furniture 215—Boats and Accessories A IR C O N D IT IO N E R 13.000 B TU wall unit laXI* In t i n orbuttoftar 31) M U Amana Radar rang* Wutlmghouaa tlovu. tlda by tlda trldga, G E dlthwathur. >100 aath Commurtial vatu im SXM 344 47)7 Couth A thair (matching ta il, good thapu SIX). I t y p r n t labia* t i l , R ar/Flraplata Combo wim tlarao built In 4330 331 1441________________ Rutundttlunud AppfMncua hum tkt W A R R A N TY B A R N E T T S .....C A S IR L B e R R Y k J U lllS ...........................434 >433 Good 14 f t , V F Ibargiatt II thing fig. 73 H P Evlnruda. and a Ira liar 4/30 17) 7411__________ • R E N T TO OWN 4 Color T V t . ituruo* wtthort, d ry trt. rotrigorutor. Irtuiort. lurnllurt. yldoo rotordort Spot 111 lit woukt ronl PN A Mur nutlru T V A A UPI R .nlult Ioyrot ttwpplnB Cantur ________ m -M M ___________ UtadraNigarator Work* good 4)3 00 M l 370) Hwy »>— --------- Daytona Batch a a a a a Hafdta * * * * * PUBLIC NUT0 AUCTION I vary Wad N tto afTiM P M * Where Anybody e * Can Buy or Sell! * Far mart dalallt _______ I 3*4 >ss A m _____ Oabary Auto A Marina Sato* Acrat* tha rtvar. total Mil ITOHwy fF 01 Dubary *M 01*0 DISCOUNT AUTO SA LES 217—Garage Sales Garaga Salat Ara Big In Ttw Spring Try A Clattlflad Ad And Gut Uuytrt F a il I Dial O T M il M O V IN G Sa L e SfHwra Saufh 107 Rabun Court F r l . all day Sal morning III noon Mltc Ifomt M u llt Fa m ily G araga Sola Fumltura. Houaahoid Itomt. mltc 7.71 ( Myrfta A v a , Sanford Sal a AM lo I PM Tool*. Moutunoid llama. Ciottwa. (Man* A Woman*I Frl A Sal April Mlh and 17th 410 Odk Or 6th Ind L a k tManrou Inn Y a rd Sal* Cloth** tawing machirta. bowling ball*, and •tc F rl A Sat. 10am to fpm >31 W tfth SI. Sonlord (Cor nar of 17th A Elm ) For Sato Batabaii catchar t aquipmanl Mask, Malmat, Chatl Prolactor, Lag Pro /actor* Lika naw 443 or bull oftor H I I M Laku Mary Lawn Malnttnanca Coma grow with utl Chant parion or call H I lo ll Can ttebury at Itw Crotllngt LOADS O F B LO O M IN G GOOO V A L U E S PLANTEOHERE F O R P IC K IN G IH Nary Coll Black Powdar Pistol Old Reproduction 410 or bast offer OT I BO* Plac# Your Warat Whart Thay'ra Sura to Ba Stud lad In /t*a Want Ada 11________ Rabullt K IR BY/ 411* *4 A u* Ouarantaud. Kirby Ca. m W H t t l l l l 1*4* tatollfto T V Syttom t Complata All you naad I00X Financing No m m y down tito a «o u - i w . u i an it** * II Sacllonal Fiber Glass Garaga Door Complata |I0 OT tot) WE FINANCE 1101 FranckAva........... 1041 1*04 Pontiac F Irabird Loadad Raducad total Caurto*^ P u n t t o t ____ OT 1111 1074 Honda Praiuda Sun roof 174*3 faurkaty Pbnftoc. ......I l l l i l t 11*7 Corvatto Col factor* Edition 71.000 m l , a l l s p iio n t . ihowroom condition |tt 300 4ft 3034. 4)1 45)4 a t Chavy 3/4 ton truck '7f angina Atklng I I 000 Call ± * 1 1 L B uttor 377 4410 I ) Trant Am whita-loadad >4. 000 ml T ak a ovar paymanlt 4)71 mo tor It mo 235—Trucks / Buses/ Vans Chavy C 70 or Ford Vans IN I Ntw Loadad' High top dual air, color TV . bar CB powur windows A locks, crulta •torao Ratailt 4)1 (XXI uto »l* ats Call M l. 1*41 Agartl IN t 1 ton Ford Matted truck A lto walk bahlnd canerttt taw 1)3 31M I NO Chavrotot Pickup S#a to ba I lava 44*43 Caurtoty Pawttac .........MS >111 I NO Ford 1/4 ton pickup dump truck Naw painting, uphol ttory. tuna up and Front and alignment Apply pto condl lion Youtt tor 44)00 Dump truck toatura alona It worth 1)0 M) a day 301 17* 774) 71 Chavy Bonanta ty Ion. tong whaal boat 17)43 Atk tor Johnny or Linda 37) 0111 '79 AMC Coocotd Limited t cy l a v ta m a tic ml Okla vanity m a r t , l i . t M o rig in a l m itot. SM* D a w n 'C a th ar trad* A tow m aw thfy p aym en t* *44 **M..... ................... 241—Recreefionel Vehicles / Campers ’73 IiGweler Pickup Cimpet llaap* 4 4300 00 3)1 SIM •0 C h a v y C u tla m D a lu ia pick up campar tpaclal 31,000 ml E a t r a claan Towing package 33.300 Town A Country RV R ttort Orange Bird.. Laka Monroa Lai 1) Pdfto.CMrt Wdad_____________ i l Winnebago 74 M Undar warranty Oath t root air, and mora I It.000 371 1*41 243—Junk Cers 231—Cers IN I Honda Accord A i r . auto raducad 4*441 Caartoly Pawftac.............m U t l B«d Credilf NoCn4M m FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 S. SsulBfd 321-4075 A N Y J U N K CARS A Y R U C K I Baugh* 1From gig I N A mart Call m j a m ...................... m a i l ) TO P Dollar Paid for Junk A Uhad cart, truck* A haary aquipmanl O T 14*0 WE P AY TO P D O LLA R FOR JU NK C A R S A N D T H U C K I CBS A U T O P AR TS >*) 4MI C O N S U LT O U R LAK E ASHBY E S T 10 Acryt lonad lor a Mobil. Homy A woodad *1300 Down Taka ovar pay manta ot UISOO Appro* B tlo n c o 174 OOO 3)3 SIM_________________ AND L E T AN E X P E R T DO T H E J O B Ntsi4tntul M in Sanled. To List Your Business- Many largo oaa traut O T 1ST* Dial 322-2611 or 83W 9993 157-Mobile Homes / Sale R FA110R M M Handy M a n l-I bdrm IV* I Ha 111 La* lanad Dupd> Oualal Country Hama 7 bdrm U l tM Raal Claaa Starter homy an fraud ‘t acra Law aPt Fam ily Hama a Bdrm.tancad yard, warkthad Low R 'l Paal Matte Fla rm .Ber/pate.) bdrm 1 bam mca araataa OOG Hlddan Lk.Villas Plantation modal on groan bait 133.tot Htddia Lk Villa* I bdrm 1 bam tptH plan and lot ST* Hana Ranch I yc rat/cuttom akaoftorl Harta Farm Unkpaa ranch homy pool a spa fa b to* Aaart maul Bldg. G raal loco Mon. fully rantad'H I* 000 B U ILD IN G L O T I lar Oeptai/Oaad triad Nt.aatar/aawar SIS SOB Cam martial Lata tram IM too aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa C O M M E R CIA L Laka M ary Showroom Offica Bldg .Country Club R ail >0 000 Laagwaad Cam martial Hwy 414 ra naar Springt Plata COUNTRY VILLAGE * LIST FOR LESS# 0%0%1% ox W E W ILL LIS T, A D V E R T IS E . S I L L Y O U R HOM E FOR OX. W H Y P AY M O R I* F R E E C O M P U T E X II I D A - . * - , l a p i kd — Ib a a . CaR U U T O O A Y I 323-5774 321-3833 SkkaHWY 17*1 EM W Laka Mary Ihrd Accounting A Tex Service PrttottMnal Taa Etparfl Pra para, my aHtca ar yavr ham* Batt prlcat. C l IB. A It*. MgIt Mobtig Homo Pet ■OWLS ONDISPUT * TO I M l Man thru Frl Orauat 4*4 7)1 17/1 Or anf a Ctty _Lu|_OT>C*IHftw^H*|»^ Additions A Remodeling REM00EUNC SPECIALIST WaHandto Tha Whoto Ball Of Wa. B. LUNA CONST. JU S T O F F 14 A T OR AN GR C IT Y E XI T 134 322 7029 ^^^Mnancln^*#ltobl^^^_ Appliance Repair AH*ns AppkwbCi Wmct H h i ta rvici Na (a tra Charga larint N*«...4„IHb4 HabtH Hmm DulBf ia this Ara«. F i r R B I ............ 4 .............Aduttt MB1 Nary 17-4*................. 133 SIM MOBILE HOM S- H i M Kitthan. dining rm . dan. 7 b d rm . 1 b a lh . 14 P atio oncNood wim uktyl window* Lott of claaatt Carpal, ttovo and trldga Laka trant la* apprea 41' a I N ' In naw AAablla Hama Park Golf, torwlft. two club houM*. two awimmmg pool*. Htuffta boa>d Court* Ulc Socurtty U I 000 Call tor appf OT«C77________ P r o u lB u t ly P w aad m a b lla homat. atari Ing at B ill pgr m o n th G r i g a r y M a b lla ■ t Hwy 17 *1. tt> A d. a F rau fa pood hama a Good watchdagt a Pr.far Nntad y a rd . Call 344 S43) u * DAYTONA AUTO a ★ AUCTION ★ 153—AcreajeLots/Sale \ s m m :i v i e s IV Zaaad Cam m artial Park A ra h antago.) laat la r1 •Itiff « Ar* you patting Dlvortad Irani far rod Foratiotad’ Nuud quick tala»C*IIOaia)71 at«> C O M M ER CIAL SP EC IALIS T LAKE M AR Y R E A L T Y BOB B A L L .JR ......... O T 7144 RESI DENTI AL 345-3712 199—Pets A Supplies M OVINO SALE Mltc turn A bookcatat N Virginia Ara Sat I f f ! Sin I a___________ 219—Wanted to Buy cut 159—Real Estate Wanted 4 bdrm , 3 t*am on Suminolu Drlva. I block off La*. 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IfES SCC Will Say Thanks 1 With Awards For Benefactor, Community Service Tw o new a w a rd s re c o g n iz in g p e rso n s who have m ade out­ standing contributions to Seminole Com m uni­ ty College will be pres­ ented for the first time tonight during gradua­ tion cerem onies at 8 In the Health Center on cam pus Jerry Collins, chairm an of the board and general m anager of th e S an fo rd -O rlan d o K e n n e l Cl ub. Longwood. and owner of the Sarasota Kennel Club, will be honored w ith a C o m m u n ity B e n e fa c to r a w a rd . W illia m a n d D ed e SchafTner will receive the SCC Service award. C o llin s h a s raised m a n y th o u s a n d s of dollars for the college scholarship fund d u r­ pIc ing the 17 years the school has benefltted from the dog track's charity nights. Known as the "father of m od­ ern greyhound racing," he was Instrum ental In getting his colleagues In th e p a r i- m u tu e l g a m in g b u s in e s s — horse and dog racing a s well a s hal alal frontons — to volun­ tarily hold charily days at their facilities. A firm believer In e d u c a t i o n . C o llin s ' thurltable efforts have also aided other col­ leges and universities In l he stale. As a state legislator in the 40s and 50s he designed th e s e c u rity sy stem and f i n a n c i a l s tru c tu re s th at gave credibility and protec­ provem ent trust funds, for the project. Some * 1 4 7 .0 0 0 ret»f*e<t from the state fund, creuted from boaters' license fees, had been net aside by Ihc county to p u r c h a s e t h e W illiam . D ede S chaffner Jerry C ollins fund raising for the c o lle g e s c h o l a r s h ip program. The council s latest effort was the highly su c c e ssfu l D re a m A u tlo n ’8 5 w h ic h e a r n e d m o re than *100.000 for the Tuesday to negotiate the purchase of a six-acre l>arrel In Oviedo, next to the city post office, and a 2.5-acre parrel, formerly known a s the Coulter property, off state Hoad 436 In Forest City. The other three sites are: a tract off the Oxford Hoad extension In Casselberry' for the main library has already been bought for *340.000; a p arcel d ire c tly b e h in d th e old lib ra ry In downtown S anford for the Sanford brunch, bought for $130,000, and a site near the Crossings In Lake Mary for the Lake Mary branch wus donated by the Crossings developer. When the Sanford branch Is built, the current library will be used for library adm inistration ofTIces. Com missioner Bill Klrchhoff persuaded his colleagues to choose the parcel offered by Ben Ward In Oviedo for $125,000. Klrchhoff said the Ta v a re s B r a n c h of th e S e a b o n r d C o a s tlin e Hallroad for park lands. L e o n a rd C a rsw e ll, m a n a g e r of t h e c o u n t y 's p ark * und re c re a tio n p ro g ra m , said Ihc ram ps have r e c e iv e d e x t e n s i v e dam age because of low w ater levels of the St. Jo h n s Ktver and Lake Jesu p and a hazardous situation exists for the public. Me said w hile th e tow w ater levels Initiated th e f a i l u r e of t h e ram ps, the m ajor factor In the fullure In th eir s c h o l a r s h ip e n d o w ­ ment fund. P r e s i d e n t of H e rn d o n , lie s , a n d Scott, a local Insurance and bonding company. Schaffner Is vice presi­ d e n t of th e F lorida A ssociation of In s u r­ ance Agents and past president of the Uni­ v e r s it y of F lo r id a Alumni Association. He Is a Kntarlan and active In S em in o le C o u n ty politics. property h as almost six acres, five of which arc usable land, and ihc county m ay one day need the land not used by the library facility for branch courthouse activities. He said the tract Is next to the post office and the bank and within short walking distance of the downtown. The o th er library sites are 2.5-3 acres. Klrchhofl added that w hen branch libraries arc built In Oviedo and Forest City, the com m ission­ ers will have to look at w hether bookmobile service will still be needed. C om m issioner Bob S turm noted that It won't be long before the Tuskaw llla area needs a branch library of Its own. Prlcetag on the Forest City site, now owned by form er state Hep. Hubert Hattaw ay. is $217.705. o u td a te d d e sig n co n stru ctio n . attd C arsw ell said two of th e r a m p s a r e of poured c o n c re te c o n ­ stru ctio n und th e o ther Is hand-luld blocks of ■ tone a g g re g a te a n d none hnvc e ith er re in ­ f o r c e m e n t wi r e or vertical footers on the w uterw ard e n d to protecl a g a in st u n ­ d e rm in in g from th e propeller wash of boats launching or loading from drlve-on trailers. He added that none huve a wheel-stop at the end of the ramp. T h e co s t o f th e w o r k w ill b e 0 1 0 0 . 0 0 0 p lu s design and engineering fees. Carswell said. C a rs w e ll s a id th e work should lie com- Local Schools Honor Their Brightest Students J i i t u n Heights Middle Scheel third mu* weeks h m r rail Pits Gr*d* “A" Amy Atoll Joel Berbelo Hog*' Coleman Christopher Durando Chcniopher Davit Marvin For* Jam i* Goan Lotto Goig*r JamloGovm Tamer* Gregory Sam Hobbs Deborah Hoovor Loan Hopkins Todd Kanlttrat Torrent* McCu* David Me Eat torn Jennifer Mcmohon Hot tor Malta Richard Minton EnnM wnnt Z or an N*d»l|kovic Bront teuton Christopher Tabscott Erl< Walt J u n t a WMtton “B“ Brian Andorton Jennifer Savor Jonathan Soil Soto i* Ja Blitor L m II Brown Lavra Buttortiald Catherine Cameron Jaoon Carter Eiuatoth Clark T vton Chrlil Brian Canton J aton Dancy William Oedalow David Dvntor Deanna Dyer Shaito E matt Mary Clair* Ettoo Torn Edge Chrlllln* Farr* Karon G erm on Robert Gallon Cheryl Gattit David Gavld Rally Grlftin Amanda Hanunan Bryan Hart Kerry Haatner Jottroy lekoa Alio* Jon*t Jeffrey K or ton Chrit K aorta Melanv* Klntigh Amy Lewis Gwen Lang L>toy Lavdam Adam Lang Raymond Malar John Mar nail T hereto McCoy ErtoMcFedtn Miihall M r Far Iana Kimberly Mikwta Krlitin Miller Amy Notion Kim torly Partin Stelam Salmtarl Kim Scott N'tot* Screggini Harold Stoat III Chrit Stinger Ran** Svtphm Brock Smith Jan T hompton Stephanie Todd Lori Thomgkmi Vino Velioppillil Erica Volt Luca* Victor* Lit* Ann Wood Tadd Woodard J a m lor Wit* Shtrrl Wtdrtg Nathan Wleto Seventh Grade "A " Mike A lto Brandy Belt Kim Cunningham Jeton Either Jennifer Harmon Leigh Jettt Tracy McCottor Judton Pankey R atothPareth Daniel Phillips Michael Verna Dawn Addington Krlttln Arondt Jennifer Atklnt William Bartoto Jennifer Borg David Blton Leila Browdy Joagn i* Callahan J l p i e f Cameron Alec le Chavlt Christopher Cog'e Anthony DiMatteo Francisco Dial Raymond French Gary Frangigan* Mar .to! Grata Stephan Guttatton K ether in Harrigan Chrlttln* Hemtiey Melody Ann Henke David Hanklnt Jam ot Hoflit Dawn John ton Peggy Klttovlet Dawn Kodyti Titteny Kracht Michael KsSla Jenny Lam toutlt Carina Leeton Jut I* Lynch Brian Mac I must Mark Med>gan Keren Mendev.to Julie Lander Slvorn Llm Karon Mar r Horn* Mar than Matthew Marat* AnnaMikler Michael Morrtt Amend* Mute Chrlttlen M yart Jaton Nadrowtk. David Nlren E II (atom Montgomery Donna Parker T hornet Rotorti Gma Par langan Cathrtna Planar Ry*n Rliter Amanda Savage Shea Theme t Michaat Varcak Shannon w tko iton Lyntoy Veal IlgtS O rada Sdjkad Cattn Cootey William Daman Motor! Gouid Robyn Karaon Lit* Tavto Jattrey Tracy Shawn Veit Dorn Arcaman* Julia Baylor Craig Buntor Mark Cjarwlntkl Greg Davit Katrine Dettor Michaat Davit Mandy I hr hart A truer fhrhert Ryan FiIn to r| Jamea Gelaier Rachael Grata Doreen Gotttchell Jennifer Heiberg Jetfrey Hoffman Anna Holllt F red Jack ton Tanya KoAaltal Candace Karr Cam lean McCall Danita McCann K«lhryfl Mtofftr Angela Ling April Octolll Ja m a tP a rn t Charlotte Parlangeli Motor! Scroggint Rotor! Slavik David Srkat Kim torly Smith Jennifer Slur la Scott Tyr* Jolt Sweet Grey Stlkeleather Stacey Wagner Jennifer Walth Lynda Wendell Kathryn Wllllamt Am y E Wilton Adrienne Wood tdyttwltde lie mentor y Hewer Rett Firs! Grads ~A~ Suten Burkley Adrienne Earl Stophani* Latkowtkl Malania Manlalit Aaron Merck I Von Trem e.ii MtOveen Sarah Metiler Da rid Morava Kritten Nlltan Keyent* Raneam Ban Richard* Tara Taegu* Sonny Vong Mart Walton a*an Autumn Adamt Timata Alloway Tor* Athworth Robert Bartoto Bradley Bender Jaton Berdan Brant B rarming John Burton Calvin Ca<n Tamara Coachman David Downer David Edward* Robert Farwi Artah Hunt Leletha Jackton Daniel Julian J armi tor Me Mil non K ritto M cN a il Keetlta Mitchell Pen ida Natmith Kim torly Ondeth Shannon Paladin* Shannon Rwrden Lamphovn* Saytayanh Rama Tutor Nit at* Warmer t Lattice Wllllemt Laura Wllllamt SacandOradt “ A~ Audrey Srociout N ew * Davit Natocca E vorly Sabrina Home Kathy Rsbii VIC N r Bull Cher let Smith Kenya Conner Sarah Davit Angola Dtrmit Cynthia Doughert, cortwr *t (to Swv* el th* SE <« at said Section 11; thane* run W I I I la teat to th* Point at Beginning S E C TIO N J. That upon ttiit Ordinance becoming aftocfiv* In WremoN County. Florid*, b* Three County Parks To Get New Boat Ramps Bout ram ps, consid­ e r e d h a z a r d o u s by Sem inole C ounty's rec­ re a tio n d e p a r tm e n t, are to be replaced with n ew o n e s a t th r e e county parks — C am eron Wight, C.S. Lre and Lake Jesup. C ounty com m ission­ ers voted unanim ously M onday to u llo c a te $ 1 8 7 ,0 0 0 . re c e iv e d Irom state (touting Im­ is party described baton situated County Set To Negotiate For Library Sites By Donna E stes Herald S ta ff W riter S ite s fo r new b r a n c h l ib r a r ie s In th e Tuskawllla-Ovledo area and Forest City have tiern selected, and Seminole C ounty com m ission­ ers have authorized negotiations on price for both parcels to get underway. These are the final two sites needed for the library expansion program approved by the voters In November 1982 to begin. The voters approved a *7 million bond referendum for five libraries In the county. O perating now arc a library In Sanford In the 1917 vintage former post office building on First Street and the m ain library In rented facilities In the Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. C ounty com m issioners voted unanim ously llll hguout »o is* corporal* #r»a* ol is* City ol Santord. Florida. and a ha* (urthor boon d»!*rminad is a l IS* *«n*»#llan at said property will n*« ratull In IS* Croatian ol an onel#**. and W H ER EAS, is* City ol San lord. Florid*. H U * pMitMn to provide municipal services to IS* property deserted herein, and l t « city Commission at IS* City ol Sanford. Flarld*. doom* i| m is* b n t Intorwsl ol IS* City to accopl * # « pafltton and to arm* a to Id property NOW. T H E R E F O R E . BE I T EN A C TED S T TH E PEO PLE O F T H E C IT Y OF S A N FO R O . FL O R ID A S E C TIO N I Thai IS* pro tion not only to the racing Industry, but to Its custom ers. The Schaffner* have devoted m uch of their time, efforts, and re­ sources to the b etter­ m ent of the college and th e c o u n ty sc h o o l s y s te m . He w a s a m em ber of the SCC District Board of Trust( rs from 1970 to 1974 an d s e r v e d as c h a i r m a n f o r tw o years. She serves as consultant/coordlnator of I) I v i d e n d s . th e c o u n t y school system 's com ­ m unity voluntrer pro­ gram . Together they h av e co -ch alre d th e SCC Foundation Dev­ e lo p m e n t C o u n c il whose main project Is IIP FAerlt Gilbert David G i Him Joshua Haley Jill Jetowic Katrina Janet Jaton Kotor Detti* Mitchell Jaton Powell Keren Reichert Octevl* Robinson Nicole Sica Thomes Stevenson Keith*Ion Taylor Natitha Thomat Anthony Upchurch Charity Walton Miranda Wattmark Made Wllllamt Tlurd Grade “A’* Leune deVries Steven KyN Em ily Mero Courtney Ondeth Krlttln* Pater ton Jett W tt then* Melly Yeung K endec e AOemi Haley Berger Mere Caret OianaOeFaua Pamaka Hunt Shaltnda Johnson Angela King A N t Klin* Sholonda Montgomery Jennifer Snail Shewn Stewart Fourth Orade "A " Brantley Craig ~B~ Sutan Baker Valor la Bang* Heather Borden Jennifer Crenshaw Henry Deviero David Ectstem Michelle Foley L.Shewn Merrick Gregory habit Meghan Roche Margaret Smith Tarry Tilllt Jot Vang Kim torly Will ink Edward Wilton K m Wilton Filth O radt ~A“ Bobby Groom** Billy T Inch "»* Susan Appor tan Amy Bryant Chart** Caurtey Mon tote Faley Michaat G aul LaDorete Harrell MtchalNKruid Josh Letch worm Lite Lindemoed Titteny Me Murray Store Muchew Joanna Rowland Snayna Stewart Matthew Teague An.ton Wouec* Melony Waiter Amy William* i School Third Ouertor till Or ad* “A" Sutan At*n RutMerd Ogdon -r* Wiluam Boyd Jothue Carr Chris Stator Cautteawa Michael Churchill TaraCrockttl Tam Doan Candar* Gordon Kim torly Hose. Jaton Jonten Mousse Ktlley Shannon Latimer Am y Lawton Kendra Leap Frederick Mullmt Jeannette Padilla Michelle Pilcher Diana Poriig Michael Robert! Thomat Royal Stecty Schanck Je tt Sharp Joseph Slmmont Roselyn Ward Yolanda Wllllamt TthOradt "A ” Christina Edwards Erica Etterton ••r* Kenneth Aver ill Mrchene Bent i Kenneth Bratheer Dawn Buerger Shewne Coton Michael Cummings Jeffrey Derr Stephen Dlcklton Jennifer Gruby Thomat HIM Jamat Hlrtch irtk ln o Howard Valencia Hughe* Kendra McCullough Jareu Meriwether Cheryl Morns Christina Neville Truong Nguyen Kerry OFdatll David Pars lestoien Robinson Jette Roche Eiliabeth Santo* Alliton Snail U t a Sundveii Dorn Sweet Andrea White tot Grade "A ” Daniel Coa Jaton Gay Brenda Hudson Kristi Meriwether Tare Ran* ae^t* MiNheii Albert Kathryn Beyer Charlene Buckles Stephen* B u rt , M U heel Clark T trie Clark Gmgar Col Ims Rotor! Crawford Sharon C pperton Matthew Floyd Nebocca Francis Todd Garden Christy Hartmann Sleye Hickson Stephanie jar and L a t i she Jenemt Victor Lewis Donald Millar JahnMuiantg Arete M.tc toll Julie Nye Angel* Odom Wanda Padilla Rachel Santa D'etre Saunders Stephama Schati Stac ay Sctotoid Tamar* Scott Scott Shacttard K im to rly Thomat Travis Troup Jannllar Vernon Janna Wright Fares! City (iametttery Manor Rail Third Nina Waets First Grad* Malania Alderman Bridget! Blair Jatttca Cash Heather Corine Amber Cornell Matthew Hell David Hogle Sara Ketsab Rotor! Lloyd Krlttln* Mechmer T Iffany Popp* Nlchoias Schaper Ceclll Thompson John Thompson Andrea Vlllel Artec e W i slews* I Kristen Zimmer Raymond Bektr Steven Gator Jaton Preston Steven Kopmen Thereto Reyes Nathan Wilton Kyla Burkewtky Todd E st In Scott Harrell Rran Johnson Mery Beth Janet C h ritty Laach Maria Lombard! Angela Ha Smith L adore a Oton Lite Westerman Ami Hauler son Second Or ad* Tracy Brockman Samantha Lamegne Mel.tea R.fhbun Joey Roger* Mrcheel Chong Lite CAM Jill Denit Jama* D rttial David Hatmarei Hotly Kahn Ja m * Kruger Antan Loyd Nicol* Hah man Rely Antomottl Third Grad* J trim tor G irtir Leo LeRotte Heather L ether Jaton Perry Jay Pander Gil W erttll Biota Willtamt Knell Rodgers Dev Id F mger Blyth Nelllmg M.k* Sa"*r Jam** Ker eg.ru t Stephanie Clark Feurth GraOe kadi* JLntwmwm Sean Gaidt taw Ractoi t* Popp* Juttw R actatt Jonathan Sloe I* John Oartd Rusaatl M a rt Gttoan Fifth Grad* Aaron Adtar Brian Barry Wendy Massey . Shannon Read Hoattor Rand Tina Shah Karyn Worttey John Gor mama p lrtrd in about three tnunlhs. lie alto said that the c lly of C a s s e lb e r ry would like the county lo repair a boat ram p at the city 's Secret Lake Park. He s a id r e p a i r s a re a le o n e e d e d a t t h e do ck th ere used fisherm en. by C o m m issioners said first utten llo n sh o u ld I k- given to the Unhlng do ck a n d llie project will lx* Included If th e re Is sufficient m oney left ufter th e county ra m p s a r c r e p la c e d o r r e ­ paired. C a rs w e ll sa id th e C as se lb er ry work w o u ld cost b etw e en $ 6 ,0 0 0 a n d $ 7 ,0 0 0 . — D o n n a E s t e s Legol Notice F IC T IT lO U t NAM E Notice It hereby given mat I am engaged In bwtmott at tSS Semoren B lvd., Casselberry Seminole County. Florida under •he McllMout name ol W A L L S TR E ET CONTEMPORARY F U R N I T U R E / WS C O N TEM P O R A R Y F U R N IT U R E , and that I inland to register tald name with fh* Clark at the Circuit Court. Seminal* County. Florida In accordance with th* p ra y ltla n t at th* F lctltla u t Nam* lletutat. la wtt Section M l m Florida Sialufaa IMF Wall Streat Con temporary F urnlture. Inc Publish April It. II. » & May I. in> DEE as ndTifTWA---------P U B LIC H IA R IN O TO CONSIDER T H E AD O P TIO N O F AN OR Dl HA NCR B V T N E C IT V O F SAN FOR a FLO R ID A. Notice IS hereby given real a Public Hearing will to told at th* Commission Ream In tto City Hall m th* City al laniard. Florida, al 7 a attach P M an May IX IMS. I* canti Osr re* adoption al an ardwanca by th* City *• laniard. Flarld*. a* O R D IN A N C E NO. 174* AN O R D IN A N C E OF T H E C I T Y OF S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . TO A N N E X W IT H IN T H E C O R P O R A TE A R E A OF T H E C I T Y OF S AN FO P O . FLO R ID A . UP O N A D O P TIO N O F M I D O R D I N A N C E . A P O R TIO N O F T H E P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G E A S T OP A N O A B U T T IN G U S 17 W A N O S O U T H O F C O L L IN S O R I V E i S A IO P R O P E R T Y B E I N O S I T U A T E D IN SE M I N O L E C O U N T Y . F l o r id a , in a c c o r d a n c e WITH THE VOLUNTARY A N N E X A T IO N P R O V IS IO N S O F S E C TIO N 171 *4*. F L O R ID A S T A T U T E S . P R O V ID IN G FO R S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N FLIC TS . A N O E F F E C T I V E O A TB . W H ER E A S , rear* ha* bean Iliad wire m* City Clark *1 re* C ity *1 Santord Florida, a petition containing Rm names al re* property owners In re* area Resented toretneltar I tto City *1 Florida, and to Questing ta to wcludsd therein. and W H E R E A S , lb* P ra g a rly Appraiser al Sam ware County. Fland*. hevmg certified real parcel in ito area to to aretaa hat signed Ito Pennon for Aretaaaton, and W H ER E A S . If tormmad that th to and mad* a pari at th* City at Santord. Florida, pursuer! to th* voluntary annotation prp visions of Secti on 171 04*. Florida Statutes The South 7 » toot of tto North a*i Net *1 tf* N E U oi the SWV* of Section 14. To w n th * *u S-'yfh. R a n g * J* b e l l . S e m in o le County. Florida, tying East at Slat* Reed ISA 400 S E C TIO N 7: That upon thl* Ordinance becoming tttociire. iporty owner* and any raudant an tto property da scribed harem shall to entitled to all the rights and privilege* Immunities at era Irom to time granted to reel dents and property owner* of th* City ol Santord. Florida, as further provided In Chapter 171. F lo rid a Statutes, and thall to eublact to t t o r e kponelbllltlo* Of residence or ownership at may from tint# to lima to determined by th* governing authority of th* City of Santord. Florida, and Its* provision* st told Chapter IF1, Florid* Statute* S E C TIO N J It any section or portion el a section e l this ordinance proves to to Invalid, unlawful, or ixiconstltuttonal. It shall not to told to Impair tto validity, tore* or *fleet of any other section or peri of this ordinance S E C TIO N 4 That all ordl nonces or parts ol ordinances In conflict herewith, to and Its* same *ro hereby revoked S E C TIO N S Thai thl* ordl nanc* thall become effective immediately upon It* passage and adoption A copy shall to avtllabt* at th* Off lea of th* City Clark lor an persons desiring to aiamin* the tame Ail portlet In Interest and cmiens shall hare an opportunl ty to to hoard at said hearing By ordrr at th* City Cam mission ol Ito City ot Santord. Florida A D V IC E TO TH E P U B LIC II a person dec Idas to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any m i Met considered at th* above meeting or hearing he may need a verbatim record ot tto proceeding*. Including th* testimony and evidence. -M c h record la net provided by the City el Santord (F S Tto a iO )) H N Tamm. Jr. City Clark Publish April It. »». M ay I. *. IN* D E E 114 NOT ICS O F A PUBLIC H IA R IN O TO C O N S ID B R TH E ADOPT ION O F AN O R D IN A N CE • Y T H E C IT Y OF SANFORD. F L O R IO A Nolle* IS heroby given reel * Public Hearing will to told al the Commission Room mi th* City Hall In Ito Clly ol Santord Plot Id*, al 1 oo o'clock P M on May 7t. INS. to consider th* adoption *1 an ordinance by th* Clly *1 Santord. Florida, as follows O R D IN AN CE N O IFS4 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 . FLO R ID A . TO AN N E X WI T H I N TH E C O R P O R A TE A R E A OF T H E C I T Y O F SANFORO. FLO R IO A . UPON A D O P TIO N OF SAID O R D I N A N C E . A P O R TIO N OF TH A T C E R T A IN P R O P E R TY L Y IN G E A S T O F ANO A B U T T IN G U S I I n AN D N O R TH O F LA K E M A R Y B O U L E V A R O EXTENDED EASTERLY; SAID P R O P E R T Y B EI NG S I T U A T E D IN S E M I N O L E C O U N T Y . F L O R IO A . IN AC CO RDANCE W ITH T H E VOL UNTARV ANNEXATION P R O V IS IO N S O F S E C T IO N 1710*4. FLO R ID A S T A T U T E S P R O V I O I N O F O R S E V E R A B IL IT Y . C O N F L IC TS . ANOEFFECTIVEOATE W H ER E A S . Itoro ha* toon mad wire re* City Clark at re* C lly *1 Sanford. Fla rld *. a petition containing th* noma* at III* preparty owner* In deserted harem altar mg annasalian to re* corporate area *1 re* City al Santord. F tor Ida. and roguesring to be Included thereto, and W H E R E A S , th* P ro p e rty Appraiser *1 Seminal* County. Florida, having certified that that said prepacly aenars haw* signed re* Petti Ion to* Annas* W H ER EAS . It he tormmad rest re* property de sc r i b i d h e r e i n a f t e r I s Hguau* to Ito carper ato areas ol re* City *1 laniard. Flarld*. and It ha* further bean dttarmmed that re* annasalian of said property will net result to Rs* c rselton of on enclave, and W H ER EAS , re* City *4 San tord. Flarld*. to to a position to provide mimicipai service* la the property aetcrlbod harem and Mat ttd City Cemmlsaian of » * City at Santord. Florida. - - * --------» _ a n u$i ( to w awiiW Imitrtti ov ■ i* re* City to accept said petition and to annai said property NOW. T M I I I F M I , BE I T E N A C TE D BY TH E P iO P L I OF T H E C IT Y OF SAN FO R O . F LO R IO A S E C TIO N |; Thai re* p r » pariy asserted bafaw situated t o Semina** County. Flarld*. be to and mad* a part at Ilia City ot Santord. 7 Nr Ida. pursuant to re* vafunfery annasalian pro v illa s * *1 Sacflaa 171 *44. Fiartaa Sletuto* Begin af Pi* Intorsectton at M* South Line *1 Section I I , Township ■ South. Hangs » East. Sawstosto County. Florida, with re* letter If Right at Way Ltoa at lieto Read IS A SOR (U S Highway 17 PSSj thane* run N Mrir E atong said Eaatorty Right *1 w ay Lin* IJR feet, thane* run B U * too* to M a Baal U n a a t r e a S W N a f H w S E ta el said S edan II. Rtanca run S resident on the sentod heroin shall to entitled to all tto right* and privilege* and Immunities a* art from time to time granted to rest dent* and property owners ot me City ot Sen lard F lor id*, and as further provided In Chapter 171. Florida Statutes, and shall further to sublecl to tto re sponsibilities at rtstdanca or ownership as may from llm* to tlm# to determ ined by th* governing authority ot tto City at Santord. Florida, and th* provisions ot said Chapter 171. Florida Statute* S E C TIO N 7 II any taction or portion at a section of this ordinance proves to to Invalid, unlawful, or unconstitutional It shall not to held to Impair th* validity- M e t or affect of any otw r section or port ot this ordtnonco S E C TIO N s Tliat all ordl nanett c» nnrt; ol ordinances In conflict v*r*«.. n. he and th* seme are hereby ravened S E C TIO N » : That this ordi nanc* tha ll tocom* affective immediately upon Its passage All parlies to tnfsrsst srv) ciluen* shall have an opportunl ty to be heard *1 said hearing By order ot Itt* City Com mission of Ih# City ot Santord Florida AOVICE T O T H E P U B L IC II t parson deeUNs to appeal * decision mad* wire respect to any matter considered at re* abov* meeting or hearing h* may naad a verbatim record ot th* proceedings Including tho testimony and evidence, which record I* not provided by Ih* City ol Santord (FS7MOIOSI M N Tam m . Jr CltyCtorS Publish April S*. May 7. * 14. INS O E E I4F IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E CO UN TY. FLO R ID A CASE NO. CA *) l i t CA IS 0 IN TH E M A T T E R OF TH E A O O P T I O N OF CAROLE G O N ZA LE Z A/K/A CAROLE MOORE N O TIC E O F A C TIO N : C O N S TR U C TIV E S I R V I C I i N O TIC E O F A C TIO N TO George Bolero YOU A R E N O T IF IE D real an action has bean Hied against you and you a rt rogulrad lo serve a copy ot your written defenses il any. to It on Jem** R Auttonl. Esq . plaintiff's attorney, mhos* addrass I* 770 North FarncroaS Aver.ua. Orlando. Florida 7J*0) on or before May 14. Its), and til# re* original with re* clerk ot rets court either be tor a sarvlc* an plaintiff s attorney or Imm* diatoly thereafter otherwise a default will b* entered agemst you tor re* reflet demanded In re* complain! or petition D A TE Don April f. INS ( SEAL) D A V ID N B E R R I E N Aa Clark al re* Court By JoanRrlllant As Deputy Clerk Publish April II, II. IS. May 1. INS O EE *4 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 L E CO UN TY. FLO R ID A case n o ciasny cA iso M A R IO N M D A R IG A N Plaintiff vs N O R AL D A R IG A N Oatondenl NOT I CE OF SALE NO TIC E IS hereby given real pursuant to fh* Final Judgment of Partition an Default enlaced In fh* abov* ityled cause In re* C i r c u i t C o u r t In and for Seminolo County. Florid*. I will sell Ih* property situated in re* said County described as Lot 1. H O W E LL E S T A T E S S U B D IV IS IO N R E P L A T . e< cording to the plat thereof i t recorded to Plal Book II. Pagat 47 and 4S. Public Records *1 Seminal#County. Florida, at public sal* to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash * 1 II t o A M . an th# lath day af May. INS. at re# W E S T F R O N T dear *f re* Seminal* County Court heuta. Santord. Ftortd* (C O U R T S E A L ! • D A V ID N B E R R IE N . Ctorb at Me Circuit Court •y. /s/Diana K Oakley Deputy Clark . Publish April It. 1$. Ito) D EE It) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MMIHOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA P R O B A TE D IVIS IO N FH* Number H I t I C P IN RE E S T A T E OF R O B E R T N A N O R IA N O . R O B E R T N I C H O L A S ANO R IANO . N O TIC E T O C R E D ITO R S (Summary Administration) TO A L L P ER SO N S H AV IN G CLAIMS ON OSM ANO S AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATES Yaw are hereby minted Mat an O rder af S u m m a ry Ad mmitfratlan ha* been anfarad to lha a n a l* *f R o b e r t n A N O R IA N O . a/k/a R O B E R T N IC H O L A S A N O R IA N O . da ceased. Fll* Number t ) m CP. by th* C i r c u i t C e u r t far Sam lnal# C ount y . F la rld * . Predate Division. Rs* address af w plch la S em ina l* County Courthouse Santord. Flarld*. SF71. reef Rs* total cash value af to* atfato is S M M t i and Rial re* names and addraaaa* at re*** to wham if hat baan assigned by such order art Eleaner Andrian* to*Unbury Drive Wtotor Springs. F L »707 All parson* are required to file wlto to* d a rk ad told court. WITHIN 1 CALENDAR M O NTH S F R O M T H E TIM E O F T H E F IR S T P U B L IC A TIO N OF TH IS N O TIC E all claim* agamsl re* stiato us re* N rm and manner prescribed by Sac flan m m af re* Florida Slat wto* and Rut* I 4M af re* Florida Rule* *1 ~ A LL C L A I M S A N D OEMANOS N O T SO F I L E O W ILL BE F O R E V E R BJkRREO PUMKafion *d (hi* Nailed had bsaun an April n . l « C IN E R ESQ. STEPHENSON. P O. Raw 7M F sasaterry, Florida 77717 Tstaphanw: ( « t | 77*711) r u u w i43 m toot 1* re* s i i I . . . . . V iS 'l' *»• • • w* d � 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, April 25, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 25, 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>, April 25, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d0486083c7ed618ba49b6c32dab0144c.pdf 65cd121e726c3d2c0f1ce288b964e3e9 PDF Text Text Sanford^Appreciation Week: Special Section Inside Today 77,h Year- No. 209 Wednesday. April 24, I9$S-Sanford. Florida M a n D e n i e s Bjr Deane Jordan Herald Staff W riter A Sanford man who failed a lie detector lest testified today he did not assault a 6-year-old girl who said she was molested by him after he plckrd her up at a day school. Reginald Grant. 20. of 2029 Airport Hlvd . denied on the witness stand he ever picked the M o l e s t i n g Evening G i r l , girl up at school, athough he did say he regularly collected two adopted brothers at the center. Grant s testimony came In the second day of trial. The case Is expected to go to the six-member Jury today. Grant Is charged with sexual battery to a child under 11 and committing a lewd and lascivious act. H r was indicted by a grand Jury In November B u t (USPS 4$) 780) F a i l s Chances look better that Sanlord may be allowed to upgrade Its Poplar Avenue sewage plant Instrad of paying $43 million for a landspreading system, ac­ cording lo a report by City M a n a g e r W a r r e n ‘ • p c tr''‘ Knowles. If so. city utility customers will be saved a predicted $40 a month Jump In their bills. Th e state Departm ent of Environmental Regulation de­ cided the city should convert to a landsprradlng method after It determined the city's dumping of treated sewage into Lake Monroe was polluting the luke. Sanford disputed the oharge. But following a continuation of hearings on the matter that begun In Sanford In February. Knowles returned fairly op­ r ~ County Commissioner Bob Sturm 's plan to name a “ task force" to study and seek solutions to environmental problems In the Wekiva River basin fulled Tuesduy on a vote of 3-2. Commissioner Barbara Christensen supponed his concept, but colleagues BUI Klrchhoff. Sandra Glenn and Fred Streetman voted It down. With representatives of the "Friends of the Wekiva River." an environmental group and the la-ague of Women Voters of Seminole County. Longwood Wants Ramps Out Of Neighborhoods By Jane Casselberry Herald Staff Writer Jim C raft, skateboard ram p supporter, quotes facts and figures to make his point. operate them, or cooperate with other cities and the county through the Council of Lorul Govern­ ments lo build a ramp In one location for county skateboarders The commission discussed experiences with skateboard ramp* reported by other cities Virginia Beuch. Vu . stated their ramp had t>een fairly successful und their Initial cost was $36,925 Including construction, liability Insur­ ance. maintenance, and supervision The city reported that after one year there was some deterioration of the ramp. Terry reminded commissioners thut all avail­ able funds have been allocated for the remainder of the flscul year which ends Sept 30. However, the city parks and recreation department hopes to gel reimbursed for the funds being expended to complete Reiter Park when the $18,000 state grant 1s received. Jim Craft, design engineer und a leading proponent of skuteboard ram ps, said his skuteboard rump cost a lot less to build than the $7,000 which Virginia Beach said It cost them lo construct one. He said Longwood could build a 16 foot wide ramp for less than $4,000 City officials, concerned about potential lawsuits arising from possible Injuries, said that were not able to find a compuny willing to Insure skateboard ramps, but Craft said lie had located several who would — at least for u proposed one-day exhibition and contest In the city. It was also ugrred some type of user fee would have to tie charged to pay for a paid supervisor and maintenance If a rump Is built by the city Longwood was advised by one Seminole County city: “ Don't designate It us a skateboard ramp When you do. It immediately becomes a See RAMPS, page 6A House Turns To Alternatives On Nicaragua E X D e t e c t o r away foUowlng non-medical treatment by the girl s grandmother, records show w“ m'" ,r K»rl • “ mother suspritrd someone other than Grant. When S S Z The V talleged t S Incident , h r « lrl S‘,U’ Gra‘» between the attacker occurred See T R IA L , page 6A lake and Mid II the city didn't stop the practice it would ladenied a new permit to operate the plant But the DER renewed the permit In January, allowing It to keep operating until September 1987 But thr department still want* the city to stop dumping elfluent In the lake. It prefers the city to go m the more expensive practice of lamlspreudlng. which means sewage would be treated and pumped to a 2.00Oarre tract of land, probably west of the city, and spread over the ground. Thut system would cost the city ubout $43 million und would have to be built and puld for right away. As a result. San­ ford's utility customers' bills would Jump about $40 a month. Instead of landspreading, the Saa DER. page 0 A r.nsvo* By Donna Estes Herald Staff Writer 4114. Sanford. 32771 4114. or by taking It to Sunbank of S e m in o le . U .S H ig h w a y 17-92. Sanford, across from Sanford Plaza. For furttier Information, call 3 2 3 -7 8 8 4 o r 321 6 3 6 0 . — Deane Jo rd a n In Nicaragua, the government radio Interrupted regular programming to declare the House vote "a disastrous defeat for President Reagan," House Republican leader Robert Michel made a final futile plea for Reagan's bill: "If we abandon the democratic forces of Nicaragua, they Join that long, tragic forced march toward the grave ... Listen to the voices of the doomed Innocents." First up In the House today was a proposal by Reps Michael Barnes. D-Md.. Hamilton and u handful of liberal Republicans that would pro­ vide $10 million for humanitarian aid and $4 million for the Contadora countries — Mexico. Venezuela. L i e 25 Cents tlmlstlc. He said convincing tes­ timony showed the DER the city Is not harming Lake Monroe by dumping treated effluent In it every day. In a report on the hearings, held In Tallahassee. Knowles told the city commission a legal team representing the city did Its Job well Knowles. City Attorney Bill Colbert and C ity Managerdesignate Frank Faison attended the heurlngs. Knowles said because of the testimony of expert witnesses, the city ts In a good position to ‘‘handle the problem of the wastewater treatment plant dis­ posal In the most cost-efficient and fruslble manner." The DER. after testing the lake In 1961, ruled that treated ef­ fluent from the Poplar Avenue sewage plant was polluting the Skateboard Flap Goes To Committee W ASHINGTON (UPI) - The House turned today to a pair of home-grown la n s to help the v ic t im s of Icaruguu's civil strtfe us alternatives tp President Reagan's defeated $14 million aid package for the antiSandlnlsta rebels. The Democratic dominated House killed the Reagan measure 248-180 shortly ufter the GOP-led Senate passed it 53-40Tuesday night. A long day of fitful delaitr and . Closed negotiations and a last-minute '* Offer of concessions by the president fulled to produce a compromise before the Senate upheld Reagan and the House handed him a slinging, but expected, foreign policy setback. Price W ekiva Panel G ets N o-G o Arlena Twigg, 6, on Sanford visit M onday.' Having decided residential neighborhood* arc not the place for skuteboard ramps. Longwood City Commissioners tossed the hot potato to Its Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee for study. Several persons attending Tuesday night's worksesslon volunteered to work with the committee to determine the feasibility of building a skateboard ramp In a city park und how and If Insurance, materials and labor could be obtained for the project. The also said they would be willing to contribute labor or materials In a report to the commission. City Ad­ ministrator Don Terry said It doesn't appear feasible to ullow the skateboard ramps to remain In residential neighborhoods due to noise and the fact they ure eyesores. He recommended If backyard skateboards rumps are permitted they should be setbuck ut least 25 feel from the property line and written permission should be obtained from residents within 500 feet und they would have tu obtain building |>ermlts. He also suggested hours of use tic limited, a $200 Impact fee be charged and m inim um construction standards be Imposed. Alternatives suggested- were to build one or more skateboard rumps In city parks, lease land in a park to a group who would sponsor thr activity, encourage private enterprise lo build and - Knowles: DER May Concede Sanford Not Polluting Lake By R ick Brunson Herald Staff Writer raising cam pulgn Monday w hich coincided w ith the beginning of Bela Sigma I'hl week. Donations can tie made to the ' Arlena Twtgg-Llttle Miss Beta Sigma Phi Fund" cither by mailing a check to P.O Box - and faces life In prison If convicted. Grant was accused of the crimes after the girl now age 7. was diagnosed In October as having syphilis. * According to court records, the girl s mother look her to a doctor because the girl had sores around her mouth and In her nose. She had genital sorrs during the summer hut they went Girl Faces Heart Surgery A 6-year-old girl with Just th ree -q u arters of a heart keeping her alive needs com­ munity support for upcoming s u rg e ry th a t c o u ld cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, a cco rd in g to her friends at Beta Sigma Phi of Sanford. Arlena Twigg. one of eight children of Ernie and Regina T w ig g of O range C ity. Is scheduled to have a catheter put In her heart today In preparation of surgery later this spring: The openuion to­ day Is being performed at Shands Teaching Hosptial In Gainesville. A r l e n a 's m o t h e r Is a member of Beta Sigma Phi. an International woman's social group whose local chapter Is spearheading donations for the child, according to Betty Jack, a BSP member. Her father works for Arntruk In Sanford. Ms. Jack said Arlena needs heart surgery because her heart has only three. Instead of four, chambers causing her frail condition. Surgeons had hoped to postpone any opera­ tion until the girl was at least 9. but complications and fall­ ing health have forced the surgery as soon as possible. Because of is * »«ire m e complexity of operating on auch a heart — she was ulso bom with reversed vessels to the heart - Arlena will proba­ bly have to go out-of-state for the delicate surgery which c o u ld cost h u n d r e d s of thousands of dollurs. Ms. Jack said. S in ce M rs. T w i g g Is a member of Beta Sigma Phi — the chapter has designated Arlena "Little Miss Beta Sigma Phi" and kicked off u fund- Herald Colombia and Panama — to ad­ minister uny peaceful solution they are able to bring to the area The second proposal, by Michel, would provide $14 million In human­ itarian assistance to the Contras through the Agency for International Development. It would not permit the money to be used for arms and ft drops Reagan's provision for a C IA role In Its distribution, but critics argued It would free Contra money for buying weapons. Secretary of State George Shultz, who with Vice President George Bush led thr Capitol Mill battle for the Krugan measure, quickly got behind — .m Michel's plan. "W e are In there to w in." Shultz said. "That (measure) combined with what the Senate has done provides the basis for a conference and support for those who arr fighting for freedom In our hemisphere.' Earlier. Rep Lee Hamilton. D-Ind.. chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, argued for political, dip­ lomatic and economic action In Nicaragua. "If those measures fail." he said, " a n d It becomes necessary to exercise the military option, let us do It openly and not ask someone else to dolt torus.” M E s M e ti ;s I supporting the Idea from the audience. Streetman began the move to turn down the proposal by saying ull the data which the advisory committee could collect could be gathered morr easily and more rapidly by county staff personnel. Klrchhoff. Itunded n written copy of Sturm's proposal at thr county commission inerting, said he hadn't had a chance lo look at It. Sturm said hr was completing a re draft of his proposal ut (I a m . prior to thr 9:30 a.m. commission meeting. Sturm suggested the appointment of u 17member task force, composed of stafT fiersonnrl from Seminole. Lake and Orange counties, (all of which have some portion of the Wekiva basin within their boundaries), and environmentalists, homeowners and developers The task force would have been charged with conducting studies within the river basin, to come up with solutions If problems were found und report back to the county commission by May 1. 1986 Sturm suggested the panel after a workshop with members of the Friends of thr Wekiva T h r group had asked the county to stop development In thr Wekiva basin until a study was completed to ussess the results of development there. They hud also appealed to the governor lo designate the area one of "critical state concern" which See W E K IV A. page 6A TODAY 3A 8B 5A 10,1 IB 8B 6B Editorial...... Horoscope 8B 2A Hospital....... Nation........ ....... 2A People......... Sports ......... Television 9B Weather World One Ham And Cheese With Velcro Please SPACE C EN TER . Houston (Ul'll - Making a sandwich In space can Ik- difficult Shuttle Discovery astronaut Rhea Seddon told reporter* Tuesday the crew found "you have to hold ut least one piece of bread In your mouth as you smear on vour mustard." Jeffrey Hoffman said h r had trouble rating an apple the first frw days of their mission. "You get used to everything having Velcro In spurr so you can put It against lfir wall when you'rr not using It." said Hoffman. "Nobody's developed an apple with Velcro on U." Not that Hoffman didn't try. "I couldn't get Velcro to stick lo It." he said. "I devised all sorts of clever ways to tether apples and He them down. "It really took me about two days before realizing you could Just take a bite of It and Iruve It Ihrrr and grab It when you needed It again/’ bee AID, page BA A * s r a tW :j ,'C i n - y r A » . 7 . 4ait *VuJU' �l A - E v n ln g Herald, Sanford, Fl^W ednesday, April ja, i f u r NATION A Day in the Past, Seminole County's History Fair promised and delivered something of interest for all ages. IN BRIEF Reagan Puts Clout On The Line In Defending Huge Budget Cuts W A SH IN G TO N (UPI) — President Reagan Is putting his political prestige on I he line in today's nationally televised address defending a Republican budget that cuts $52 billion from programs affecting millions of Americans The Senate was set to take up the budget today but leaders said votes would probably be delayed In deference lo I he president's 30 minute speech, scheduled for 8 p.m. Reagan told the National Assoc lallon of Realtors Tuesday that a prri|K*serl .'I percent growth rate for defense se n d in g nest fiscal year was "rock bottom" and the Pentagon cannot be a whipping Im y" for wasteful domestic programs. lie decided lo make the nationally lelevlsed address at the behest of Senate GOP leader Robert Dole and other Republican leaders, who want a prrsldr't'hl push for the nred to reduce the nearly $ 2 3 0 deficit to $100 billion In the next three years ll was not clear whrlher Ihe presldenl would pinpoint the numerous programs he Intends to eliminate or cut Herold Photos By Tommy Vincent Going Home A Time For Tears N EW P O R T. R I (UPI) — Wealthy socialite Claus von Hulow did not say anything when he strolled Into his palatial Oceanside esiale for the first time since being accused of trying lo kill his wife four years ago lie lust cried. I hr family's two golden retrievers Imunded up to grrrt von Hulow Tuesday Just Inside an 8 foot wall that surrounds the Nrw|x,rt mansion where hr allegedly iw lrr tried to murder his heirrss wile with Insulin injections The bill, aristocratic 58-year old Jet setter has maintalnrd a calm public demeanor throughout his trial Hut when he saw Ills wife's beloved dogs, hr broke down and begun dabbing his brimming eyes with a handkerchief Von Bulow’s return to the Clarendon Court estate coincided with a tour of the mansion by Jurors In his attempted murder retrial. The Jury ol I I women and four men look uttnul 45 mlniilrs to lour the two story, 20 room stone house Von Billow 's iwo stepchildren, who Initialed Ihr Investigation Dial led (o his arrrst and 1082 conviction, Ifinished him from Ihe estate after t heir mother sank Into a coma. Teamsters Chief Refuses To Talk C H IC A G O (UPI) — A member of the President's Commission on Organized Crime says Jackie Presser's silence Ix-fore Ihe commission raises tpirslltins about the Justice Department's (allure to Indict the Teutnslers Union president. Presser, leader of I I million Teamsters anti friend of Presldenl Reagan. Invoked his 5lh Amendment right ugplnnt self-lncrlmlnatlon 15 limes Tuesday during a commission hearing considering ihe links lielween orga­ nized crime and orgunlzrd lalxir. After meeting In executive session, the commission agreed lo delay »ny future appearances by Presser unlit legal research could Ire done on the Issue. Presser could face civil contempt charges for refusing lo unswrr question*. Commission member Eugene Meihvln said enough evldencr exists lo Indict Presser on charges that he hired "ghost" employers for the Cleveland local he hraded before gaining control of the Inlrrnullnnitl union. At the History F a ir, clockwise from fop left: Sonya B a r r in g e r of Apopka d e m o n stra te s e a r ty colo nial embroidery called candlewlcklng; Dave Barringer, SCC biology Instructor, m akes wooden shingles using antique toots; T am l H arding, 12, and Jodi Kautm an, 12, Rock Lake Middle School students, have tun with old fashioned pillory; Sanford Mayor Bettye Smith, reads up on Sanford's leaders ol the Depression E ra In a 1933 Sanford Herald, George Scott of Sanford tells the story ol his antique bottles. Sam Ervin, Chief Of Watergate Probe, Dead At 88 W INSTON-SALEM . N C IUPH Senator Ervin." Neal said "I — Funner Sen. Sam Ervin, the have an Imugr of hln Jowls rouniry lawyrr who an chief of shaking when lie wan Indignant al one of (he response** He was a Ihr Senate Wnlergulc Invrsilga great American, deeply com­ (Ion refused lo allow Presldenl mitted lo Ihr Hill of Rights " Nixon to put himself above thr Ervin, who Buffered lymphatic law. handled. Ervin, who wan HH, died al cancer In hln lulrr year*, was lionpltall/rd March 30 lor ab­ 4:15 p m. Tuenday of respiratory failure brought on by a three- dominal (kiln, emphysema and week bout wllh emphyaema, gall mi Infected gall bladder al Grace H ospital In M orgunton. bln bladder nurgery and kidney (all hometown ure. He underwent gull bladder E r v in , w h o re tire d four month* after Nixon lell office, surgery and developed kidney failure, prompting bin transfer spent 20 year* In Ihr Seunlr. bill lie wo* bent known for Ills role an Monday tnllaptlst Hospital. E r v in u n d e rw e n t kid n e y ihe fle*ly country luwycr who pursued the Walergale ncandul dialysis at HapUst Hospital and was put on the critical llsl earlier all Ihr wuy to Ihr While House. "I eunnnt excuse anything Tuesday. Hospital olllclals said that Richard Nixon did," Krvln luudly members. Including Ills once *ald, "He thought hr wan 82-ycar old wife. Margaret, were at bis bedside when he died. above the conatItuttonal law*.” Family members guihrtrd al Former W u tcrg u tr special their Morgunton home early to­ prosecutor Jam es Nral recalled day lo plan Ills burial In thr Hlue E rv in as u inun driven by righteous liidlgnullou ut the Ktdgc foothills of Non li Carolina rxrraar* of Hie president and Ills aide*. “ I have u mental Image of Ervin became n folk hero with Ids quick wit, often Iclltng u tale as tie presided over hearings by WEATHER A R E A F O R E C A S T ; Today partly cloudy and wuitn wllh a alight chance of afternoon showera and thunderstorms. High mid 80s. Wind southeast around 10 mph. Tonight (airily cloudy wllh a slight chance of mainly e ve n in g s h o w e rs or th u n ­ derstorms. Low mid 60* Wind south 5 to 10 mph Ruin chance 20 percent. Thursday partly cloudy and wurm wllh a chance ut showers and ihundrnttomis. High mid HOn Wind soulhwest IO mph Rutn chance 30 per cent. BOATINO FORECAST; St Augustine lo Jupiter Inlet out 50 iiiilea — Wind soulhrasl around IO knoln lialuy ta r tuning south 10 to 15 knots tonight then south to soulhwest hy Thursday ultrrnoon Sea 2 lo 3 feet today and 2 to 4 tret tonight. A few HOSPITAL NOTES Tirtid tr ADMilttoat Sanlard Chariot* Phintpo V tfy a t Ural Angola t W ««M » Oaniao A. I M m . Allamonlo Iprmgy IM sW SH Oottona I M S I Woodall. Oottona H ^ S iM iO n .i A rt's* t Utouoa. M M i l Church. Or ango City * *# * * l W iKgd J<“ " B JmuSr l Corns O tm M Jahnaen GoraldtnoS factory Nonaid For. Oaitond Jim O C K M f . l m t M O TrrnL XtxsiO vd M>t toi W-tat SIRTMt Jaawph and Valya T Ural a baby *‘»l. Im M H arry W. tnd lyngaii S w a n IM tsn a Church, lie was an Eagle Scout, J E S S IE A Y T C H Mr Jessie Aytrh. 83. of 2020 Troop 146. Orlando Survivors Include his parents. Church Si., Sanford, died April Harry G. and Frances, Alta­ IN al Deltona Health Care Center. Horn August 15, 1901 In monte Springs; grandfather. Grady County. Ga., he came to Harry E May. Winter Park: brother. Jeffrey. Winter Park, S a n f o r d In M l 1 7 f r o m Am sterdam . Ga. He was u sister. Jo d y A n n Th c ra u lt. member of Progress Missionary Ocoee Cox-Parker Guardian Funeral iiaptlsl Church and a retired Home. Winter Park. Is In charge lattorer with the Nuvy Exchange Survivors include his wife. ofurrnngcmcnts Ethel: ihrre sous. Phillip King. HARRY W .S P A H L E R Sanford. Jim m y Wesley. San Mr Harry W. Sjwihler. 73. of fo rd . C o ry T h o m p s o n . 203 E. Oakrtdge Road. Orlando, Amsterdam; 10 grandchildren Sunrise Funeral Horne, San­ died April 16 at Orlando Re­ ford. Is In charge of arrange- gional Medical Center Horn In AtiunU on August 27. 1911. he ments. was a life11me resident of Or­ L A Q U t T A J . D IE TR IC H lando He was a caretaker for the S a m Ervin Mrs. Laqtilla .Joyce Dietrich. Horns Nursery and a Hapllst. A the Senate Select Committer on 5 1 . of 6*25 K e n d a l W u y . World War II A rm y veteran, he I’realdenllul Campaign Activities Casselberry, died Tuesday at was a member of ihe DAV und home. Hum Nov. 20. 1933 In the American Legion — I lie W a in gale committee. Huxley. Ga . she moved lo Survivors Include two sons. Hm he also drew lire for his Casselberry from Opalocka. Fla Wayne and Ronnie Hums, both irn uclty In questioning wit nesses, and told one critic. "I'm III 1977. She w a s a homemaker of Orlando. Oaklawn Funeral Home. Lake |oxi an old country lawyer and I and uii Episcopalian. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e h e r Mary. Is In charge of arrange­ don’t know the finer ways to do It I |usi have to do II my own husband, James R . two daugh­ ments ters. Susan L. Ward. Miramar. way." E liza b e th A .. C a sse lb e rry; LYNNEC. W1NOKUR b r o t h e r . D e a n D ix o n . Mrs Lynne Cheryl Wlnokur. Huzelhurst, Ga ; iwo grand 42. of 102 Amlierwood Court, children. Longwood, died Monday at her G ra iu k n w -G u ln c a Fu n eral residence. Horn Nov. 27, 19-12 In Home. Longwood. Is In charge of C le v e la n d , sh e m o v e d to arrangements. Longwood from Miami In 1981. sh ow e rs or th o iid rrs to rm s She was a homemaker and a ROBERTO. MAT becom in g w idely scattered Mr. Robert George May, 28. of Methodist. Thursday. S u r v iv o r s In c lu d e her 139 Variety Tree Circle. Alta­ hustiund. Richard, two daugh­ E X T E N D E D F O R E C A S T : monte Springs, died Sunday ut Chance of afternoon and evening borne Horn April 22. 1956 In ters. Heather and Robyn, both of Longwood. mother. Arlene Rosa. thunderstorms more likely Fri­ Orlando, he wus a lifelong restC a s s e lb e rry ; s is te r, A n ita drill of thr greater Orlando area. day. Otherwise partly cloudy Hr was employed In rrpalr and Downs. Casselberry. through Sunday. Uiws averug HuldwIn F a irc h ild Funeral lug lower HO* north lo lower 70s maintenance for houses and Home. Forest City. Is In charge u|wirtiuruta and was a member extreme south Highs In the 80s of arrangements. of St. Paul United Mrlhodlsl A R E A READ1NOS (0 a.m.): lemperaturr: 75; overnight low: 6 6 i T u e s d a y 's h ig h ; H6 : OPEN EVERYDAY EXCEPT MONDAY 8 A.M. •5 P.M. barometric pressure 80 07; rela THE ALL NEW live h u m id ity : 711 percent; winds: east-northeast at 5 mph; sunrise 5 51 a m . sunset 6 56 p.m. 321-2398 01u H A s o l e Cretin: Florida Ragtanal HM*arl la tii* 1 i Funeral Noticea AREA DEATHS T H U R S D A Y T ID E S : Dsytona Beach; highs. 11:11 a.in , — p ill : lows. 4*57 a.m.. 4 48 p in , Port C a n a ve ra l: high*. 11:03 a m.. — p m.: lows. 4 48 a.ni., 4:39 p.m.: B ayp o rt: highs. 4 40 a m.. 3 00 p.m.; tows, ft:37 u m.. 10 52 p.m. M .P .O . D E L I s s rs tua$T$$a$a to a go SALAMI U JC U T tO ta U bohold at 321-2398 7 T> w e n ^d ^? Tr^S S S B n ^" tEullina (TOOHnW r .n r . 3 2 3 -1 2 0 4 E iv n in j* llc m k l IU S P S M l 1 H ) WaOoatday, April 14. ItU Vol. 77. No. 20* Pwbltihad Daily and Sunda y , aacapt Saturday by Tha la niard Harold. Inc. M* H Franc* A**., Sanlord. Fia m n . Sat and C la n Paiiaga Paid al Sanlord. F Mr Ida J t m In Haar Of Village Fima Marhal 1500 F R E N C H AVE. S A N F O R D FLA . luMztiwsn BOLOGNA A T T C H . JESSIE Funaral torvlcot lor Mr Jtv l.o Aytch U . al ION Church SI . Sanlord. who dtod April 1* will to S r -u -d r , at I p m at Program Mittonary Haplltl Church with tha Ray Em ory BlaXa officiating Sunrlta Funaral Hom# incha'ga DIE IS IC M . LA G U ITA J -F u n a ra l tarvlca* lor M n Lagutfa Joy Oiatrtch 51. ol a ll Kandai Way. Cataaltorry. oho dtad Tuavlay will ba hatd Thurtday al 10 a m at tha Gramkow Gal not Funaral Homa chapaI with Fattor Pttar G Madaen officiating Burial larvlca* will ba Thuriday lU p m a* tha lion B apt at Church yard In Baitay. Ga with tha Bar Thomaa tally officiating Frond* may call today ] and I t p m a l tha fimaral homa Gramkow Gain#* Fun ara l Ham a, tie Oog Tra c k Road, longwood l« char S P A H I I R ,H A R R Y W -G ra v a n d a tarvka* tor Mr H arry W, Spahiar n at Orlando will Saturday to a m a' Oaklawn Mamorlal Park with Mr RonnH Burnt officiating Thar a will bd no yitltalton at tha funaral homa Oaklawn Funaral Homa tn charg* Hi3 Mom a Daitvary t W toh. 11.11, Month. S4.J5I 1 M o nth ,. I l l 11, « M onth,. MF.BSi Ta a r. i l l M By M a ll. Waoh Sl.SS, Month. M M , 1 Month*. H I M , * M onth!. U l . M , T o a t . M N P W a IM S ) i n M U . �E v n l nq H trsld, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, April 14. I H J -1 A Impatient Bandit Gets Only $1 The robber demanded money. The Victim wanted to keep his ^driver's license and l.D. The Crobber got impatlrnt and wound j.up settling for all his victim s ; cash — SI. The episode began at 1:24 a.m. today at Butler Plaza near , Casselberry. According to a Seminole County sherlfTs report. John G. Carr. 29. of 6603-A Palm era Avc,, was w alking across the plaza parking lot off state Hoad 436 when a car pulled up alongside him The passenger jumped from the car and said. "Give me your ^wallet." £ Carr asked the bandit, whom ‘he feared was armed with a knife ■tor a gun. If he could keep his llcetvw and other Identification. •tThe robber answered by begin­ n in g to count to 10. the report ,‘sald. J Carr threw a SI bill at the man £and kept his wallet. The suspeci took the bill. Jumped back in his car and he and his companion fled north on SR 436. the report vild CR O W B A R T H R O W A 20-year-old Sanford man was being held In lieu of $5,000 bond on a charge of aggravated battery after allegedly hitting '.mother man on the arm with a crow bar during a dispute. According to a sheriffs report. I he suspect was arguing with Harrison Neal Cutron. 24, of Deltona, when he allegedly threatened Cutron with a board. Cutron told Scmlnolr County sherlfTs deputies he pulled a knife and warned the man to stay away from him. Hut as he turned away I he man reportedly threw a crowbar and punctured C u tron's upper led arm. the .'report said ' The suspect reportedly picked up another hoard and prepared ilu renew the attack on Cutron. hut a witness stepped In and •jbroke up ihe fight, which oe>eurred at F u lle r B u ild e rs . ■.‘Church Si reel, laikr Monroe, at (rawer tools and two chainsaws from a tool cabinet at the home of Daniel Sandoval Sr., of 904 Sheila Place. Apopka, on Sunday or Monday, a sheriffs report said A c t io n R e p o r t s ★ Fires * Courts ★ Police about 10 a.m. Monday. Cutron was treated and re­ leased from Central Florida Re­ gional Hospital. Sanford. Joseph William Leandrt. of 107 Gartson Drive, was arrested at the scene at about 11 a m. Monday. P O T ft C O K E At about 3 p in . Monday, police charged a patron of Joe s Pool Room. 1301 W. 13th St.. Sanford, with possession of a controlled substance after find­ ing small quantities of both cocaine and marijuana tn his possession. Police said they found seven foil packets of cocaine left In an area where they first spotted the suspect and an additional packet of pot was reportedly found In his pants pocket John Thomas White Jr., 22. of 1703 W 4th St.. Sanford, was arrested and freed on $500 bond. B U R G L A R IE S ft T H E F T S Henry Pruitt. 55. of 3075 Tuskawllla Road S.. Oviedo, gavr deputies the name of a suspect lo whom he loaned his 1979 Ford pickup inick worth $2,500 The vehicle was taken on April !H and not returned when It should have been, a sherlfTs rrqrart said. Jewelry worth $7,205. and iwo video recorders with a com­ bined value uf about $1,500 were stolen along with other items from the home of Yvonne II Vicky. 51. of 469 Eagle Circle. Casselberry, between 7:45 a in. and 2 45 p.m Monday, deputies reported. A duel took a tool box and tools worth $550. additional Over $1,000 worth of Items including fishing gear, a stereo and an air compressor were stolen from the home and car of Donald D. Hardee. 34. of 3427 Glcaves C o u rt. Apopka, on Sunday or Monday, deputies said. Also on Glcaves Court, at *3550. Anthony R. lecnoglc. 24. reported that at about the same time his truck was burglarized and cash, a knife, speakers, toots and other Items were stolen, d "I. P .0 . FISH M A R K E T 321-2398 Nancy Teresa Williams of 160 Alder Ave.. Altamonte Springs, reported to deputies that a sunlied she loaned her 1972 Bulek lo did not bring the vehicle back Sunday as promised Vernon Louis Brown. 67. of 405 Weslehesler Drive. Alta­ monte Springs. rr|>ortrd to dep­ uties that a $790 set of golf clubs were stolen from the Sab.i! Point Country Club. Longwood. on Saturday or Sunday. The 1972 Clievtulcl of Waller L. Snow Jr.. IB. of Wilma Street. I.nngwood. was stolen from the Post T i m e L o u n g e , U .S . Highway 17-92. Longwood at about midnight Saturday. A sheriffs rrqrart said I he car Is valued al $600 credit card number from the victim, so they can qualify for the prizes. Polk said. 321-2398 PKICtt COOO APttl 14 - 10 In Roar Of Village Flea Market 1500 F R E N C H AVE. S A N F O R D FLA. miMUN CRAM FROG LEGS Joan B Nave. 35. of 4 12 I lolly Court. Winter Springs, left her purse on the counter at Burger King, U.S. Highway 17-92. Fern Park, and a thief lifted It at about 2 30 p.m Sunday. Deputies said the purse and lis contents In­ cluding $125 cash have a total value of $536 $3 7.? FRESH SHRIMP SMALL MEDIUM $ 3 75 LARGE $g75 *575 nttSH nSM ALWAYS, CLAMS, OTSTTRS, LIVT CRABS WMN AVAILABU Q U A L IT Y FA B R IC S A thief look $H05 worth o( boating gear Including a marine radio telephone from the boat of James Edward Wlnne. 29. of Jeffrey Cliester Ball. 29, of 618 3607 Leota Drive. Apopka, re­ Georgetown Drive. Casselljerry. ported to deputies that a $400 on Friday or Saturday, a sheriffs air compressor and $60 worth of report said The boat was parked tools were stolen from his home In a lot at his home on Sunday or Monday. -B e t s y O bT iT iT 21. of 503 A thief took 4.000 feet of G reenbrlar Blvd . Altamonte aluminum, the remains of road Springs, at I 33 a.m, Sunday signs, worth $1,600 from an after her ear was involved In an open field at 2400 Camp Road. accident on state Road 436 Theodore R. Callahan. 27. of Oviedo, between Friday and — 1 Monday. The aluminum belongs 508 Prartc Lake Drive. Fern lo the Florida Department of Park, at 2:30 a.m. Sunday on Wtlshlrc Boulevard at Brighton Transportation. Street. Casselberry, after his ear A $4,000 diamond ring was failed tn maintain a single lane stolen from the home of Martha He was also charged wlih driv­ C. Souza. 36. of 300 Lake Drive. ing with a suspended driver's Chuluota, between Saturday und license. Monday, a sheriff s report said. 'Gold Card' Scam Operating In Seminole II you receive a telephone call telling you that vyou've won a trip to Hawaii you may end up a tinner In a nation wide credit earil seam. So lar .Ihrrc Seminole County residents have reported >being bilked through the bogus contest and •deputies say Ihrre are probably more victims. 1 Seminole County Shertlf John Polk said the {Cullers operate as "Th e Gold Card Travel Club." • Victims, who are ptckc<l al random from •"telephone Iraoks. are' totd the rnll Is from n •California organization. The victims are Informed •that they have won u trip to Hawaii or oihcr ?prizes, but the caller claims hr or she must have a OPEN EVERYDAY EX CEPT MONDAY 8 A .M .-5 P.M. THE ALL NEW & U P H O L S T E R IN G . IN C . OPEN W EEKDAYS 9:00-6:00 SAT. 9:00-4:00 2465 So. Psrh Ay*. Sanford. FI 3 2 1 -5 7 5 3 r PRESENT THIS COUPON TO DAVID OR PATRICK FOR ! 20% OFF InrStock Fabric Triedman’s JEWELERS H PRICE BUSTERS! Delirious Diamond Discounts! JUBILEE Once the caller gels the credit card number that Information Is passed on to an ‘‘unscrupulous merchant who will Issue false charges against I lull particular number." Polk said. No prizes are ever recleved by the victims, but •“DIAMONDS FR EE! th e y b e c o m e « w s r e a l the s w i n d l e w h e n Items 3 # J )iu m o n d S o lit a ire s in U K t . Gold .....*269 .....*349 i /5 c r « . 1/4 C a r a t , 1/3 C a r a t fr-*439 1/2 C a r a t . ......*999 H l n i H Ik Iiiu they didn't ptlrrhnse appear on thetr credit card accounts, he said. The calls are usually long distance and made from outside Florida. — Susan Loden \ Y lt h \ n y R fiii Purchase. wtr* 5359 Aa"w~ry * 5 9 9 B i g , B o l d S a v in g s O n M e n ’ s R in g s ! Your Choice of Rubies, Emeralds or Sapphires with1 Diamonds! $ 1 CQ A _/ / 1/4 Carat* $399 SAVE NOW! 1/4 Carat* Signet *329 *129 1/2 Carat* $599 U K t. G o ld Filigree E arrin gs! *34 *«** I » 02$ 3*4 BARS 1 BRAND NAME BAR SOAP too. Jt* Bar. 4 75 oz Lui or Lifebuoy ft 3 5 oz Dial, Limit 6 Not HI brand* In All ttors*. y 11.W. Assorted styles and color* for m*n. Incredible Values! Bsachcombsr■ for tn* family or m*n * crot* band **nd*>*. $ 7 2 5 ° FRIEDMAN'S INVI l l-.S YOU I O O I T N YOIJR OWN PI.RSONAI. C IIA R liK ACC O I N I •Total Wright FASHION BRAS togwlarty 2.M. Lac* or crlst cross *ty*i, *lz*S 32A-40C Fries* Ooed Al All Family Dollar Stars* Through TN*! Q u a n iitla a IJm M sd O n S o m a Itsrss. Ho ftaloe To Dsslo TOP BRIEFS & BIKINIS togularty Tt*. Assorted pssisi pantias, suss 5 to 10. Triedmarfs • tre e s i » * 4 JEWELERS Sanford Plaza Altamonte Mall Winter Park Mall IIUlTIIArKMI IMI AIUO ro INO« MT4IL A Ail OUMONO WIONTt AM AIT*oai«4 ft. MONTHUtt 9-1 SAT FBI M SUN 1IMITUMJ4 ANftfV RM*MV« U U S V t D ^ * - A -a* .i& i �I Evening Herald (U1PS <11*110) 300 K FRENCH AVE . SANFOHD. FLA 32771 Area Code 305-322 2 611 or 631-0993 Wednesday. April 24, 19*5— <A Wayn* D. Doyla, Publlitwr Thomat Olordano, Managing Editor Malvln Adhini, Advartiilng Director Home Delivery.* Week, *110 Month, *4 75; 3 Month*. #14 25 0 Monlh*. #27 00; Year. *51 00 lly Mall Wrrk. >1 S(h Monlh. SO rx> 3 Month*. *18 00 6 Month* #32 50 Year. SCO 00 The Trade Imbalance Congress is in an uproar. Resolutions have been passed and bills Introduced demanding that President Reagan do something about America's huge trade deflrlt — $33 billion on a m erchandise basis — with the Japanese. The .Japanese have sent a high-level envoy to Washington to soothe milled feathers. At the sam e time. President Reagan is under criticism for transferring U.S. Trade Representative William llrock to the Dtlxtr Department and replacing him with Clayton Yeuttrr. president of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and a former deputy trade repre­ sentative. Despite Mr, Yeutter's formidable credentials, some In Congress charge that the president Is “ weakening" the trade repre­ sentative's office at a critical time. The criticism of the Yrutlcr appointment Is ‘simply wrong-headed, and the fury over HI S -Japanese trade relations Is not entirely ton point. To concentrate on one set of •numbers til one |x>lnl In time between only iwo irudlng partners Is misleading. In uny trading system , there will alw ays Im- trade deficits with some nations and trade sur­ pluses with others. And between any trading partners, tt trade deficit In one year may turn Inton trade surplus in another. For some time, the United States has been fixated on our trade relations with the Japanese. We also, however, have a 810 {billion trade deficit with the Europeans. But {In 1082 and In 1083. we enjoyed a trade /surplus with the Europeans, which means •they must have had a trade deflrlt with us. [And nobody seems all that upset about our Tond-largest trade deficit — $20 billion — Ith Canada. F Il Is true that thr Japanese rould make {(heir market more open to American pro­ d u cts. Rut. as Japan's special envoy. Deputy Foreign Minister YuJI Ikedu. points out, U.S. exports to Japan rose 7.7 percent last year. Between I DM1 and 1983, Mr. Ikeda noted. U.S. computer e x e r t s to Japan Increased 27 percent; telephone terminals. IB percent; and ment. 2U percent! and Cpmmunlcatlons semiconductors. 50 [percent. There arc other things at work besides ;Japanese chicanery. First, the U.S. economy Is booming, which naturally tends lo pull In .goods from abroad. Second, the dollar's rise Jigalnsl other currencies may have the efTecl of depressing U.S. exports In the short run. Lastly, (lie overall U.S. trade deficit has widened sharply by Third World Insolvency; 'many countries in shaky financial condition simply can't ailord lo buy our goods In normal quantities, but are cx|xirtlng like mad -to Industrialize countries to earn enough money to pay off their debts. Erecting barriers in trade Is the surest way we know to trigger iglohul financial collapse that the self-safe {Congress has been worrying so m uch about. • II Japan were lo 1m* closed out of U.S. jmarkets. It would Im* forced lo dump ils gtxxls til other m arkets, crowding mil our own exports and spreading the trade war. There Is tin way to bash Just one trading partner without Injuring others — and ourselves. In any case, there's no reason in think our trade balance with Jap an will keep deteriorating at the rale It has in the last few years. Even Japan Is subject In llie normal laws of iCconomU* equilibrium. ; The congressional outburst of recent weeks iprohahly had more to do with frustration of ilM-Ing unable to solve any of our problems at •home, Including the deficit, thutt with a ; serious appraisal of the trade situation. Hut It lulso showed that the protectionist virus Is • never far Im-Iow the surface, and Japan toys ; with It at our common (irrll. At thr "economic summit" In May. Rrrsl'dent Reagan plans to cull for a new round of limiltlluleral trade talks. We hope the Indus£triallrrd nations endorse It. Multilateral • negotiations, conducted away from the direct [glare of publicity, arc the best way to deal f with tills sennltlve and dangerous problem. Bffffrs WORLD • W ERE SEN DIN G A M ESSAGE TO TED TURNER F O R G E T CBS — TA K E O VER A F G H A N IS T A N ." DICK WEST All The W orld's a H ighw ay... W ASHINGTON IUPI) — Speaking of mile­ stones and millstones, which many Americans are doing this year, let us not forget that 1985 also ts the 29th anniversary of the Interstate highway system. If cost overruns on modern defense contracts strike you as unduly heavy, consider this: In 1956, w hen President Elsenhow er’s signature created the Highway Trust Fund, construction costs for the Interstate system were forecast at *27 billion. That figure has now been boosted lo *130 billion. And the 42.500 mile system ain't finished yet. Tlie time overrun may be even more severe than the cost overrun. The original act of Congress envisioned completion In 1970, It probably will be 1990 before the Iasi concrete Is (toured. Il therefore seems unlikely unlike the highway system will end In a year divisible by five So lei the good limes roll now. Road contractors responsible for the overruns at least can claim service-connected disabilities. With all the civilian trucks w hirling by. It Is easy to overlook the fact that the official name Is the National System of Interstate and Defense Highways. Moreover, some Pentagon planners regard II as Inadequate for defense needs Does that sound familiar? Does It remind you of any weapons system you know? Well. then, read on. I know not whether differences between Soviet military roads and America’s Interstate system amount to a "highway gap." but I do feel the Pentagon Is entitled to build Us own matching roads. Having to share our highways with civilian trucks and autos — not to mention the 55 mph speed limit — Is bound to hamper military convoys. Advantages of Interstate system motoring Include median strips tie I wren two-dlrectlonal traffic. I would say. however, that the main boon has been the Interrhanges. After Eisenhower signed the legislation, there were computer studies showing the number of Jobs the largest public works program In history would create. Although these predictions may have come to pass, the computers apparently did not measure the Impact of exit ramps. It has been pointed out that the Interstate system links 90 percent of American cities of more than 50.000 population and has fostered entire new business centers. Amen to the latter. I predict that eventually Interstate towns with fewer than 50.000 Inhabitants will be Identified by number rather than name. "We spent the night at Exit 6 on 1-70." motorists might say. ' Yeah.'' will come the rejoinder, "but did you visit the beautiful truck stop at Exit 12?" Or we can simply paraphrase Shakespcarr: "A ll the world s a highway, and all the men and women merely truckers. They have their exits and their Interchanges, and one driver in his time rovers many miles." ANTHONY HARRIGAN SCIENCE WOULD Hypocrisy On South Africa Sons Who Kill Mothers Short memories and an absence of comparative analysts of events leads to distortions In handling of thr news and the spread of Interna­ tional hypocrisy Involving news developments. One Is rcmtndrd of this in reading ulxntl lltr death of 19 |>rrsons In a clash with South African police. The Incident, which Is under Judicial Investigation in Soulh Alrtca. has caused Ihe television networks to trrut II as a veritable holocaust. Many governments. Including lhat nl Nigeria, huvr called for Internat anull condemnation and sanctions By Elizabeth Pennlal UPI Science W rite r NEW YO R K (U l'll - Anger. Irustralton. haired, disturbed emo­ tions. convoluted thoughts — sons who kill mothers have minds In disarray, according to researchers who have studied 15 ra w s of matricide. "From our perspective, thr char­ acteristic that Is shared Is a severe mental disorganization, but that disorganization ran Im- the result of a kind of ttieni.il disease or Just a One wonders where the networks were on the nurnrmus occasions In recent decades when Indian (K)llce and troops stmt and killed rioters. Doesn't II ocrur to the network* lo compare the Inlr-st South African In c id e n t w ith the k illin g of hundreds of Sikhs when the Indian army Invaded the Sikhs' Golden Temple, their most sacred shrine? Closely related Is the question: How m uch regular coverage do the networks give toequip­ the Soviet war In broadcasting Afghanistan, which has resulted In 5 0 0 . 0 0 0 (tro p ic k i lle d and wounded? Consider ilir hypocrisy aspect. Nigeria tiad the audacity to con­ demn the killing ol 19 people near a black African township In South Africa. Yet The New Columbia Encyclopedia reports that more than one million (tropic are though) to have died o( severe malnutrition in tin- war that Nigeria waged against thr stale of lllafra from 1907 to 1970 Has everyone forgotten about H lafra? This slate was rrratrd out ol Nlgrrtu because the Itxr people did not believe they could develop — Indeed survive — Ittsldr Nigeria. When they declared their Indepen­ dence, as other African peoples had done, they were subjected lo the most pitiless repression. They came under air. seu anil kind attack They were starved Inin subm ission. At the same time, the Western W orld was very awurc of thr "starving lllufruns." Th e Nigerian central government had no com­ passion for thr people of Hlufra. how ever. They died like fllrs because of the cruelty of the Nigerian regime Now. IS years luter, Nigeria has the nerve lo point Hit- linger of hlutre at another country, and no one cites the record ol Nigeria's Inhumanity to man. The international media make no effort at comparative analysis of condi­ tions in other Aft lean countries. • It S t ^ N m lv w i . j! -or. fTr^-vs t^-TM c & h5Ww IOM 1 ROBERT WALTERS It's A Dirty Decision W ASH IN GTON (NKA) - Already, the Occupational Solely and Health A d m in is t r a t io n h u s f ir m ly established Itself as the leader In the rompetttlon for the most i n r u n spirited government action of 1985. OSH A has achieved that dubious distinction by refusing to Issue federul regulations requiring lhat baste sanitation measures — toilets, clean drinking water and hand­ washing facilities — I m - made avail­ able to agricultural fleldworkers. In reaching that decision, the (Killtlcal appointees who head OSH A rejected the udvlcc of both their own professional staff members and the country's most prestigious medical societies. Th e Occupational Sufcty and Health Act ot 1970 requires that all employees Im* provided with rudi­ mentary sanitation facilities at or near their workplace, hut In Ihe early 1970s OSHA excluded agricul­ tural workers horn lhat standard hy regulatory Hat, Efforts to extend the protection of thr law to ffeldworkcrs date track to 1972, hut that 13-year-tong cam­ paign on behalf of powerless seasonal und migrant farm workers has been ceaselessly opposed by InriueiitUtl agribusiness Interests. A lack of drinking water for those In the fields can cause severe dehydration, heat dam ps and heat stroke. A lack ol washing facilities prevents farm workers from re­ moving toxic pesticides trout thrlr skin, ryes and clothing. A lack of toilet facilities can lead to bladder diseases, gastrointestinal problems und urinary true! Infec­ tions Poor field sanitation generally can result In cholera, hepatitis, typhoid, dysentery, hookworm and other parasitic diseases. Recognizing those problems, the U.S. surgeaq gettend th«- American Medical Assoclhfloh, the'American Public Health Association and Ihe American Nurses Association till have called for federally mandated field sanitation facilities. Although almost 5 million people work as agricultural Held lalxirers. advocates of sanllury protection have rrcognlzrd that It would be u n re a s o n a b le lo r e q u ir e an employer to provide a full range of services for only a few workers. Thus, the proposed — but now abandoned — O S H A standard would have been applicable only to employers of more than 10 workers. Under thut formula, coverage would have been extended to an estimated 530.000 to 765.000 employees O S H A has co n siste n tly e m ­ phasized the potential costs to I m ttornr by employers rather than the benefits likely to accrue to them and their workers as a result of reduced Illness and Increased productivity. Hut one elaborate OSHA financed study estimated lhat the proposed rules would cost 53 cents to 77 cents per worker (ter day. That's hardly an outrageous price for access lo facilities routinely pro­ vided In every other Industry, When O SHA officials recently decided not to Issue the proposed regulations, five agency employees who had been assigned the task of assessing the thousands of pages o( medical and legal evidence publicly protested that the action "cun only bring discredit lo Ihe agency and ourselves." s l.U f s a id !)t Ib lir v ( Weinstein, director of the Forensic I’ychlatry Service at New York I 'nlverslty-Hellevoc Hospital In New York City. Of all the tiMlrleid.il men at lorrnslt- psych tat ry renter between 19 70 u n d 1 98 2. r ig h t were diagnosed as schizophrenic, three li.id an Impulse disorder, and four were siillt-rlng from psychosis as a result or drug or alcohol abuse. Weinstein and Ills colleagues rrIKirted In the American Journal of I chlu try. • A<1 b a b u l s e ' t l p K i r d r r Is l i a b i l i t y t o resist hn Impblse thnt may be hum did to others The killings were climaxes to long histories of conflict between mother and son about sexual Identity, development of lnde|K-ndeuce from die mother, or repressed incestuoua Impulses, said Weinstein and Dr. John Campion In the article. Such (a c to r s Im p e d e d th e m e n 's psychological development. “ It's a simmering situation, some­ thing that tuts hern ongoing for a long time and was l>reomlng In­ creasingly severe.” Weinstein said In a telephone Inlervclw. The men with mental disorders had assaulted or threatened thrlr mothers for many years before they killed the women In a rage. Of the schizophrenics, most were psychotic and living with their mothers. Th e y had weak selfimages and viewed women as pow­ erful and domineering Many lacked lathers or brothers as role models tor overcoming dependence on the mother. Excessive violence — stabhlngsor lM-atlngs and strangllngs — hut no rape ciiaracterl/ed the crime, the psychiatrists wrote The inrn remrmhrred anil adinllled the killing. The men under the Influence of drugs had a different history. They were usually homosexual, with u history of self-destructive behavior. Intoxication caused Incestuous, sadistii Impulses to surface, result­ ing lit rape and death, the reware Iters reported. JACK ANDERSON OSHA Chief's Holdings May Be Conflict W A S H IN G TO N Seven duyz helore Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan wus indicted un grand larceny charges last tall, he granted an unusual waiver to the man he hud ap(Kilnted two months earlier lo head tlie Occupational Safely and llrulth Administration. This questionable waiver allows th r new O S H A chie f, Robert Howland, lo take |>art In agency dee talons that affect corporations In whlrh he has substantial Invest­ ments Rowland Is u Texas lawyer and Reagan disciple who owns stock In a number of chemical, energy and phartnuceuilcal coinpunlrs; all of them huve a significant Hnanctal slake In OSHA rulings designed to protect workers from Industrial hazards. Rowland has placed most of his holdings In what ts known as a qualified blind trust. Il allows him to know which stocks he still rrlulns ownership of. bol not which new stocks his trustees decide to buy fur him. Rowland declined to discuss his holdings with our associate Donald Goldberg, hut an utdc said that when he was chairman of O S H A s review commission from 1981 till last Ju ly , he recused himself from mutters Involving companies In which he owned stock Donovan’s memo of Sept. 26. 1984. relieves Rowland of any necessity to recuse himself now that he is In more direct control of agency decisions that could affect hts Investments. Donovan wrote; "I am hereby granting you this waiver ... to engage In (hr following activities Insolar as they may affect Interests specifically named In your financial disclosure report ... the setting of policy (Including enforcement poli­ cy). the making of legislative rec­ ommendations and other legislative matters, rule making, safety and health standards and administrative matters." The waiver docs not apply lo specific OSHA actions In which Ihe companies are a direct party In contention. According lo Rowland's financial disclosure statement, h r owned stock In the following companies that have an actual or potential Interest in decisions made by his agency — derisions which Rowland Is explicitly allowed to make by Donovun’s waiver memorandum; — Monsanto: Rowland owns at least *15.000 worth of stock In this com pany, which m anufactures benzene and formaldehyde, both potential carcinogens. Rowland has denied a petition by the United Auto Workers seeking to temporarily lim it w o rk e rs * e x p o s u re to formaldehyde. Benzene standards arc under review by OSHA; some manufacturers In which Rowland owns stock have opposed tougher standards for the chemical. — Exxon: Rowland owns at least *15.000 worth of slock In the oil and gas company, which also uses benzene In Its operations. — Tcntvcco: He owns nt least $15,000 worth of stock In this oil and gas producer. Like Exxon. Tenneco would be affected by OSHA’s proposed standards on oil and gas operations. O S H A has announced that these standards will be modified because of Industry objections. Tenneco also has ship­ yard operations that are subject lo OSHA regulations. — Johns-Manvlllc: Rowland has unother $15,000 or more In this company, whlrh has manufactured asbestos. OSHA ts In the midst of Its rule-making process for asbestos, and Its decisions on the risks associated with asbesKMi could have a major Impact on lawsuits against Johns-Munvllle. — Squibb and Scherlng-Flough: Howland owns stock In these big pharmaceutical firms, which could be affected by OSliA's laboratory wafety standards. Rowland's appointment must still be confirmed by the Senate. The Labor Committee's top Democrat. Sen. Edward Kennedy. Is planning to question Rowland and other Labor Department officials about the waiver. �WORLD IN BRIEF Dispute Over Shooting May Chill Summit Hopes W ASH IN GTON IUPI) — A U.S.-Soviet dispute over government statements on the shooting death last month of an Army Intelligence officer apparently has put a new chill on the possibilities of a superpower summit. The dashing accounts on the death March 24 of MaJ. Arthur Nicholson and a U.S.-Soviet meeting this month on the Incident have created policy differences between civilians and the military In both nations. Nicholson was shot and killed by a Soviet sentry while on an inspection tour in East Germany. The Soviets. In their statement Monday, said their sentry had acted "In accordance with the law" and denied they had referred the question of an apology and compensation to higher authority, as the State Department had said five days earlier. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger said Tuesday the Soviets were "lyin g" when they denied they agreed they would no longer use lethal force against liaison officers Electricity Sparked Fuel Blast HONN. West Germany (UPI) The U.S. military concluded that static electricity Ignited Pershing 2 missile fuel In an accident that killed three U S . soldiers In January, a West German news agency said. Army Secretary James Ambrose was expected to report on ihe findings of a U.S. Investigation Into the Jan. I I accident to a committee of Ihe West German Parliament that convened today. The accident triggered a heated controversy In West Germany about the safety of the U.S.-made nuclear-tipped missiles. Critics of basing the missiles In West Germany as part of a N A T O deployment to counter Soviet missiles, hove suggested that dangerous plutonium contamination could occur In such an accident. The West German news agency DPA. quoting sources In Itonn. said Ambrose would disclose that a freak combina­ tion ol weather conditions was responsible for a charge of static electricity that caused the accident. Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. Wednesday, April H UCF Offers Sex Abuse Workshop lets— JA ACCIDENT & INJURY CASES The ramifications of sexual abuse of children on Ihe victim, the family and society will be explored In a workshop April 30 at the University of Central Florida that Is free and open to the public. T h e d a y -lo n g w o rk s h o p , funded by the Florida HRS In cooperation w ith U C F . will feature two nationally known experts In their fields speaking on what has become a growing national concern. Robert F. Longo. director of the sex offender unit at Oregon State Hospital, will be Joined by Alexander Zaphlrts. of Ihe Uni­ versity of Houston graduate school of social work. In morning and afternoon sessions on Juve­ nile sex offenders, and assess­ ment and treatment of incest, child sexual abuse and sexual exploitation. The program in UCF's Student Center Auditorium begins at 8 a m , with registration For preregistration, call the UCF College of Extended Studies at 2752123. Seating Is limited. NO R E C O V E R Y • NO F E E TRIAL PRACTICE, PERSONAL INJURY 8i WRONGFUL DEATH • AUTO ACCIDENT • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE • BOAT & PLANE • SLIP & FALL • OTHER ACCIDENTS ForA Free Consultation Call BILLINGS, MORGAN & CUNNINGHAM P.A. 3 2 3 -4 3 2 1 SE HABIA ESPANOL Junta Compared To Nazis IIUENOS AIRES. Argentina (UPI| — A former U.N. human rights official sparked a courtroom uproar by comparing Argentina's former military regime to Nazi Germany for killing thousands of leftist guerrilla suspects Then Van Bovcn. a surprise prosecution witness at the trial of nine former military Junta leaders charged with ordering the slayings during the 1970s. also testified Tuesday that the defendants covered up Ihe disappear­ ances of thousands of pro pic who ure now believed to have been tortured and killed. The 50-ycar-old Dutch law professor, who directed the U.N. human rights office from 1977 to 1982. told Ihe court that an Argentine diplomat once told him that subversives were "non-social l>clngs." "This was the Nazi language that established categories oi persons and non-persons." Van Boven said. □ g le -W a tc h in g M o to ris ts ‘ y Get Parking Tickets Birdwatchers who park their cars along Tuskawllla Road In southeast Seminole County to watch a nesting family of eagles will soon be facing truffle cltalions Sem inole C o u n ty sheriff’ s spokesman John Spolskl said county officials have ordered no parking signs to be placed along a 'A-mile streach of the roadway, just north of Red Bug Lake Rnad. Deputirs will begin writing tick­ ets on Friday. Spolskl said. The sheriffs department has received numerous complaints that the birdwatchers obstruct traffic. Spolskl said. CALENDAR W E D N E S D A Y . A P R IL 24 Financial Planning for Single A d ults sem inar. 7:30 p in . Prudential Ihu he Securities, 850 E. Altamonte Drive (state Hoad 43ti|. 7th Floor United Telephone Building. Cost a $5 dona­ tion to Jewish Family Services. S|K-aker. Marla Levitt, account executive. Call Mb . Cable at 767-6000 from 9 5 to register. p.m.. open, speaker. 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Wdtmd*y, April H , 1U 1 s> A b o rtio n Clinic Bom bers Called Heroes ....... 1 Ju d g e A g r e e s To 'M eaningful' R e se n te n ce F o r Cousin K ille r An Altamonte Spring* man serving 3 years for killing Ills cousin has been resentenced to 300 days In the Seminole County Jail and 6 years probation by a Judge who said the new sentence, which also Includes counseling and restitution, would be more beneficial to the man than Just prison time. Seminole Circuit Judge Dominick J . Salfl resentenced Anthony Vann Fossil! Sr.. 27. of 205 Willlmas St., on Monday. Fossltt. original­ ly charged with second-degree m urder, pleaded guilty Dec. 20 to the lesser charge of manslaughter. H r was accused of the June 25 fatal shoot log of Ills cousin. A Judge has the authority to change a sentence wllhln fK) days after he Issued It tf the defendant proposes an acceptable alternative sentence. Salfl sentenced Fossltt Feb, 22 to 3 years In prison. Salfl said Fossetl had submitted a sentencing program that included punishment, restitution and counseling which Salfl said would be more ‘'meaningful'' to Fossltt than Just prison time. The Judge noted Fossetl had strong family support and no criminal history According to court records. Fossllt's cousin. James Stewart. 36. of 209 Longwood Ave.. Altamonte Springs, was shot In the right side of the chest with a .22-callber rifle. Stewnrl was at 205 Williams St when he was wounded, staggered a half-block and fell in his front yard, according to a sheriffs report. An Altamonte Springs rescue squad arrived at Stewart's house at about 9:1 1 p m and he was transported to Florida Hospltal-Altamonte were he died at 9 40 p m. Sheriffs Investigators said Fossltt had or­ dered hts cousin not to come onto his property. After two warnings, Stewart reportedly con­ tinued to approach Fossllt's house whereupon Fossltt shot him, Fossltt waited at his home for officers to arrive following the shooting. Ihr report said. Salfl ordered Fossltt to complete 200 hours of community service, and pay $3,000 to his (Fosaltt'af father for expense* Incurred since the younger Fossllt's arrest. Those expenses Include funeral costs, mortgage payments and travel costs. Salfl also ordered Fossltt to pay the counseling costs of his aunt for a year and to replace the electrical wiring In her home. According to Fossllt's attorney. Gerald Rutl>erg. of Casselberry, the wiring In the woman's home was damaged by a small fire which also cut off well water to Ihr house when the pump was left without power — Deane Jordan hardwood lands. Knowles' report said. Those pollutants create u buildup of organic material which release nutrients Into Ihr Continued from page 1A wutcr. city wants lo upgrade the exist­ IJecause It has no room to Gallagher also showed that ing plant and Improve the quail’ Ixcauw the DBR tested the lake house the 1,500 new students it ly of the effluent, That would during Its lowest jxilnl In 70 expects to enroll next year, the cost about $9 million and could years, the pollutants were con­ Seminole County School Hoard lx* paid for over u longer period centrated. making It appear they voted 4-1 Tuesday to borrow 91 0f time. million lo build 50 additional were of greater volume. The city continued Its argu­ portable classrooms. A final ruling on the matter Is ment at last week's hearing that Th e classrooms would be the water quality criteria for the expected In about 60 days, ready by the end of August, lake was too stringent, according according to City Attorney Hill according to Karen Coleman, the Collx-rt. At that time. If the hoa rd's public Inform ation lo Knowles' report Under cross examination, the ruling Is not In the city's favor, d ir e c to r . E ig h te e n of the c ity 's expert witness, To m the city will nppeal the ruling portables w!l' be placrd on Gallagher, a water consultant with the 1st District Court of elementary school campuses from llyda Quill Inc.. In New Appeals In Tallahassee. and 30 will be set up at high Colbert said today he was schools. Those two levels are Jersey, said the water could not have met DEK's requirements "comfortable" with the way the where the srhools district Is even before humans came to the hearings went Inst week While experiencing the most growth. hr said victory wasn't certain, Mrs. Coleman said. banks of the St. Johns Hlver. Using u computer model, he the city did manage to present The hoard projects there will showed that pollutants In the all of Its best evidence mid most lake come mostly from the competent expert witnesses In r u n -o ff from sw a m p s and the case. ...DER ...W e k i v a Continued from p «| « l A ■ u u i m i t l c K l l y s to p be called heroes today. "The parallel to me Is very strong." Kasun said. T . P a trick M onaghan, ol Bardstown. Ky.. Goldsby's at torney. rapped Ihe government for bringing "Its terrifying ar ray" to bear against the foui defendants, whom he likened tc the Sons of Liberty who tossed English lea overboard. He also equated Goldsby and Simmons to Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn, and called them "boys, foolish, lovable boys." He added, "that's whal you want In an American boy. You don't want Ihe wimps... ** He said the defendants wanted to stop " a few scheduled deaths," and the Jury should look at the motivation "only tc see whal the Intent Is.” Judg es To Specialize As Case Load Grows Board W ill B orrow $1 M illion For M ore Portable Classrooms ...Ramps w o u ld Defense attorneys had In ­ PENSACOLA fUPf) - The case of four religious people accused dicated they would use the of bombing abortion clinics, acta Insanity defense but during defense attorneys say give them closing arguments they barely statuts as life-saving American touched upon tt. One attorney heroes, is In the hands of the even asked the Jurors not to find her client Insane. Jury. Lawyer Christine Kasun of Jurors deliberated about 20 minutes Tuesday before recess­ San Francisco said she never ing for the night. Winding up the believed Kathy Simmons was defense for the confessed bom­ Insane, and said she behaved bers. their attorneys abandoned like an obedient wife who “ takes the insanity defense In closing thr Hlblr literally." "A ll she did was love her arguments and focused on re­ husband and not tell on him ." ligion and abortion. Delibera­ Kasun said. "Her crime: loving, tions resumed today. and loyally to her husband." U.S. Attorney To m Dillard Kasun. who said Ihe govern­ complained the government was ment "has overcharged this being likened to Pontius Pilate rase," said that If the defendants and said the Issue was whether had been In Germany 40 years the government proved defen­ ago, lhey would have "sabo­ dants placed 41-pound pipe bom Its at clinics "and blew them taged death camps" and would to smithereens." Facing federal conspiracy and explosives charges are Matthew Goldsby. 21: his fiancee. Kaye Wiggins; 18, James Simmons. 21: and hts wlfr. Kathy Sim­ mons. 19. Assistant U.S. Attorney S u m o Dy Deane Jordan Novotny Tuesday called the Herald Staff W rite r bombing* a "concerted effort" Circuit Judges In Seminole and said that according to feder­ al law. "each conspirator Is County have decided lo limit the type of eases each hears i n an responsible for the acts of all." effort to manage an escalating case load. The five Judges will officially begin specialization J u ly I. Judicial assistants have already begun rerouting new cases to accommodate the change. The lx* about 2.500 new elementary reassignment Is scheduled to students and 1.040 high school last at least one year, according students by 1987, The number to Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize of middle school students Is Jr. expected to stay nhout the same. Circuit Judges Kenneth M. The board Is presently spend­ I.elfler and Dominick J . Salfl will in g $2 5 0 ,0 0 0 a y e u r for experience the greatest shift In portables. Mrs. Coleman said. Ihe type of cases they will hear. Ix-llicr. who handles Juvenile The hoard will bid out for the loan and probably get an Interest court, probate, guardianship and rate of 6.7 percent, according to mental health rases, will switch Carey Ferrell, assistant superin­ In exclusively criminal eases. tendent for business and fl­ Salfl. who hears criminal and ounce. The loan would lx* paid civil suits, will assume Leffler's case load. back In four years, he said. Judges S. Joseph Davis J r. The 50 new portables would and M tzr, who now handle bring the numtx-r of (xirtables at criminal cases and civil sulis, county schools and olflce build­ will handle only civil suits. ings to 205. -Judge Hubert McGregor will Join Lrffk-r and handle Jusl criminal cases. He currently hears Ixtlh criminal and civil Umgwood, said there ts a lot of mailers. interest In skateboarding now. Mize said ihe rhattgr is somelie sold m ore th a n 1,500 thing he und his Icllow Judges skateboards In Longwood In Hte have been, "kicking around for past year. He said he bad quite a while." contrtbuted "over a five-figure Mize said the Judge*, who have nmoum to help youngsters build numerous skateboard ramps to held thrlr current assignments »im s J u ly tW 3 . are under the city. Hllry said skateboarding, at Its pressure to hannlr :t larger rase loud created by the county's height ot popularity In the 7&s. Is growing population now experiencing a revival. He He s a id a J u d g e w h o said there urr skateboard pro­ specialize* In one type of case fessionals, skuteboard maga­ cun hear more of those cases zines and a national circuit for (halt If he Judged a variety of competition. cases. H llry said therr are some He said Judges in most of Ihe skateboarders in Longwood who larger Judicial circuits specialize. have potential for becoming He said the Florida Supreme p ro s . M ost of tho se w h o Court has recommended, how­ participate in the sport are boys, ever, that such specialization not but there are some girl* In­ he permanent and that the volved, be said. |udges change case styles from Most of (he skatrlxtard Injuries time to time. occur when there are no ramps Mize said Seminole's (xtpulaavailable and they arr used on Hon Increase ha* promoted the the street. Htley said. H r pointed nut that ramp* urr built In backyards and when they start g e l l i n g “ h e a t " fro m the neighbor* or the city and then they move to another area. (le v - eloprvient m the bsfctn T h e stale Departm ent of Community Affairs said their request would be considered. Hussell Fisher, president of the Friends of the Wekiva. said he agreed with the task force con­ cept In principle, but he was concerned with how the com mil Ire would function and what its authority would be. And Phyllis Saarinen, repre­ senting the Lcagur of Women Voters, said the task force would provide a forum. Hut she sug­ gested a shorter study |>ertod and that development In the basin be halted until the study Is completed. Mrs. Christensen’s only objec­ tion to Sturm's proposal was thut the committee should have 22 members rather than 17. Sturm agreed to the amend­ Continued from page 1A ment. KlrchholT warned that mem­ liability and you can't get tnsur • bers of a committee of that stxe. ance." ItiM 'W Ird g r. It w a s r e p o rte d , operating fur a year, would soon time interest and the committee t r a d to t ile r u t t y r t p u p t h e would wind up with nnlv devel­ e n n r r e t e r u m p tt n n d b u i l t opers remaining active. This because there were so many would spoil whatever effect the accidents Hie tlrsl two weeks thut tfie city came dose to being committee might have, he said. After the motion fulled, Mrs. sued and couldn't gel Insurance. Complaints begun coming In Glenn suggested that the county staff contact both Lake and to Hu- city hull when skutrbourd Orange counties In find out what rumps tx-gan cropping up In information they have on the backyards around the city sev­ river basin. Shr also suggested eral months ago and since then information lx* obtained from four skateboard owners have the East Central Florida He- received citations from the clly's glomil Planning Council and the code enforcement officer. The tlrsl case ts scheduled to come United States Geodetic Survey. County Adm inistrator Ken before the code enforcement Hooper said county staff will Itourd Tuesday for a hearing. Commissioner June Lormann liuvr all the Information they can ohtuln quickly ubout the was concerned utxnil there Ixing stute of the basin by the May 14 enough skateboarders using county commission workshop. pro|x>sed city facilities to sup­ Including cost estimates on port them "How many would reac». itlng USGS test wells to actually skutr?" she nskrd. Hon H llry, who owns the determine the degree of salt­ Connection In I lie 434 Center. water Intrusion Into the aquifer ...Trial Continued from page 1A Hie spring and summer ol 1984. She said Grant, who she knrw, Irlrd lo have sex with her one day uflrr picking her up at the day school, according to court records. Grant said he and the girl never got ulnng — a personality clash — and thut he never took her home front school, let alone touched her According to his testimony, Grant said hr had syphilis on two occasion. 1982 und agin early In 1984. Hccuusr ol trralmrnt hr wus free ol the dlscuse by ( V I , 1984 Tuesday. Wayne Porter, a polygraph examiner for the State Attorney's olflce, trstlllrd that Irt hts opinion Grant tried to deceive him on three key questions regarding w hrlhrr hr ussaullrd the girl. Porter explained that a st ore ol plus 6 or higher Indicates a person Is telling Ihe truth. A score from plus 6 to negative 6 shows neither iruthtullnrss nor lying A score ot negallve 7 or greater Indicate! Ih r person Is tying Purler said Grant scored a negative 12 Grant's attorney, Tom Grern of Sunlord. questioned Porter at length about whul could affect a polygraph lest such as nervousness or misunderstanding the questions Sleven lirudy Is Hie prosecutor on the case K e n n e th L e f f le r D o m in ic k S a lfl high court to recommend a sixth circuit Judge for the area starling In 1986 hut the Legislature so far has not approved the addi­ tion. The Judges' decision to change their work load was announced to attorneys ol the Seminole County Bar Association lust week. 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After clawing its way to stay dose throughout the game, the Tribe trailed. 7-6, entering the seventh Inning Its hopes, how­ ever. were shattered when on a 3-2 pitch with the bases loaded and one out Gary Derr popped up a suicide squeeze attempt, leading to a game-ending double play. "I thought about doing It in the sixth with Tony Cox hitting, but he’s been our hottest hitter, so I let him hit and he strikes out." Ferrell said. "Maybe I should have done It then, The reason I did It was because the guy (Joey Mohrl couldn't afford to throw a ball. It looked tike a good pitch: he Just popped it up. There are m any plays in a ballgam e ...Deland Is a fine team." The Bulldogs took the lead for good in the fourth with a pair of runs then withstood Tribe rally tries in the final two frames. In the sixth Inning, the Tribe had the bases loaded, again with Just one out but couldn't score. Reliable Tony Cox whiffed and a force out at second base on a James Hersey grounder ended the threat. Ferrell says his team's failure to produce In that situation led to his squeeze-play gamble In the seventh. In the seventh. Tom Wilks B aseball opened with a strikeout, but a Roy Jensen single then a double to irft field by Tracy Turner and a Intentional walk to Larry Thom as paved the way for Ferrell's crucial squeeze call w hich backfired when Derr popped up In foul territory to first baseman Kevin YVeickcl and pinch runner Dexter Franklin had no chance to get back to third base. The Tribe gained a measure ol respect with Its performance. Earlier this season it had been handily defeated twice by the Bulldogs, Including a 15-0 rout |ust 11 days ago Mersey, a senior right-hander, started the game. Control dif­ ficulties. though, hindered his effectivenes, He lasted Just two innings, giving way to Brian Sheffield in the third Inning with no outs und the Bulldogs leading 3-2. Sheffield pitched out of the third effectively, thanks to a great lunging catch by center fielder Larry Thomas. Bulldog starter Dave Barnard went five innings to earn the win before yielding to Mohr, who picked up the save DeLand now faces Lym n n Thursday at 7:30 p in .in the semifinals. The Tribe Jumped out to a 1-0 advantage in what turned out to be an ominous first Inning. Derr and David Rape started things off with walks, followrd by a Sheffield hit to load lhe liases Tony Cox walked to score Derr. Mersey hit a short fly ball out for the first out. then misfortune numerous chances but trailed struck. Wilks missed a squeeze only 3-2. attempt, and Rape racing home In their half of the third, the was an easy out. Wilks then Bulldogs stretched their lead, grounded out to squander the scoring two. but It could have Tribe's first shot at a big Inning. been worse. They tallied one on The Bulldogs scored three two singles and two walks times in the second to assert yielded by Mersey. themselves. The big hit was a Sheffield and his dazzling triple by T ro y Blevins. The knuckletMlI then moved to the Tribe, however, refused to let mound from shortstop, walked another blowout develop. Aguln the next batter to bring home with no outs, it loaded the liases another Bulldogs, then slammed but could score Just a lone run. the door shut. A strike out. one making It 3-2. Alter Rape and of four for him in the contest, a Sheffield singled. Cox walked. pop out and a soft fly out ended Mersey then struck out. Wilks the inning atoned for his earlier inlscue by Buoyed by Sheffield's relief driving home Rape wllh a sacri­ Job. the Tribe assumed the lead fice fly. Attempting to swipe with four runs In the fourth third base, Sheffield was thrown Jensen, who had Ills best night o u t b y c a t c h e r A l f r a n k as a Seminole with four Ijlts. led Millmcyer. ending the inning. off with a single, and after a The Tribe had already wasted See F A T A L , Page BA Laszaic, Grayson Push Rams Easily Past Spruce Creek In the fourth. Schmll and Grayson earh supplied two-run singles for the final tallies. "I'm feeling a lot more relaxed at the plate." said Grayson, who always starts slowly because he's a latr arrival from basketball. " I ’ve been taking a lol of batting practice from Mr. (trainer Larry) Holbrook. He throws me a lot of curves. That has helped me a lot." Lake Mary skipper Allen Tuttle, too. has noticed, a difference In Grayson's posture. "He's so relaxed up there. It looka like he doesn't give a dam." said Tuttle. "Grayson'a Just looney-goosey. Me doesn't know what pressure Is." And neither did Lake Mary Tuesday. "Thai's Just the kind of game we needed.” said Tuttle. ‘Anlhouy came back and pitched real well. And we always hit tough wtth two outs We Just must concentrate more. ' Grayson finished with u double and a single for three rlbbies. Schmll had three hits and two RBI. Hill singled twice and drove In a run. j ; By 8 am Cook HeraJd Sports Editor DELAND — Lake Howell's dugout serenaded Lyman's Derek Llvernols wllh reminders of past failures Tuesday but when It came time to put up or shut up. Ihe Sliver Hawks came up with laryngitis and Llvernols blew taps for Howell's baseball season. The Greyhound senior overcame a rocky start ami a few choruses of the "Dike Mary legacy" to hurl a four-hitter and lift Lyman to a 4-1 victory over Ihr Hawks In the first round of the District 4 A-9 Baseball Tournament at Conrad Park. "Th e y (Lake Howell) were Just trying to unsettle me." said Llvernols. "I hud a couple of bad games against Lake Mary. Thut's the Lake Mary Legacy.’ I guess." Llvernols also had a forgettable outing against the Hawks earlier this year when he came on In relief und walked home ihe winning run In a 2-1 Lake Howell victory. lie didn't liave lo worry about any repeal performance Tuesday. After hurnrsslng his •>. curvcball in the middle Innings. Llvernols never allowed more than one tilt In an inning while striking out lO and walking two In a complete gumc performance. "Derek hadn't pitched In 10 or 11 days but we had lo do U that way so he ruutd start the tournam ent." said Lym nn c o a c h B o h M c ­ Cullough. "He struggled wllh his rhythm In the beginning but he found It later and pitched a strong game." At the right, Lym an's Derek Llvernols fires a fastball at E r n e s t M a rtin e z . A b o v e, L a k e H o w e ll's M a r t in e z squares around and drops a bunt to Llvernols' right. At the left, Llvernols has fielded the ball and is waiting for s e c o n d b a s e m a n D a le S te v e n s to c o v e r f i r s t . Martinez successfully moved Terry Gammons to second wilh the sacrifice and he later scored on a wild pitch. Llvernols cam e out on top, though, striking out 10 us Lym an won, 4-1. Herald Photos by Tommy Vincent Ussrey Shuts Down Patriots Apopka Lefty Shrugs O ff Broken Ja w , Hurls 4-Hitter By 8am Cook Herald Sporta Editor B a s e b a ll D E L A N D — Apopka coach S o n n y Wise w ould like to nominate pltchrr Keith Ussrey merit at Conrad Park. Wise said he will probably for baseball's purple heurt but he knows his Junior left-hander srnd lefty Skip Cousins against would trouble making the accep­ Luke Mary In Thursday's 5 p.m. semifinal game Lyman, a 4-2 tance speech. Ussrey. who suffered a broken winner over Lake Howell, and Jaw while playing catch two DeLand, who scraped by a weeks ago. I um rd In another flrrd u p Seminole club. 7-6. courageous mound performance meet In the 7:30 p.m. semifinal. Tuesday as Ihc big lefty shut The survivors buttle for the title down Lake Branllcy on four hits Friday at 7:30p m. “ He can't talk and he has as Apopka pulled out a 6-2 victory In the first round of the trouble breathing sometimes.” District 4A-9 Haseliall Toum a- said Wise about his junior left­ hander. "But boy does (hat kid have some guts. Mr beat Lyman lust week a nd today Lake Brantley. T h a t's two pretty tough lcams to whip when you have a broken Juw," Ussrey. after giving up a first-Inning run, blanked the potent Brantley lulls for the next thrre innings while retiring nine of the 11 baiters. The Pats nicked him for another nut In the fifth but a double play helped him through the stxlh and he inovwed down three In a row to close out the sixth. Defensive help was not there Bee US8RET, Page 0A McCullough said Junior Byron Overstreet would pilch Thursday's semifinal outing against DeLand. which struggled lo bent Seminole, 7-6, Tuesday. Overstreet. 6*1, will oppose Scolt Anderson In the 7:30 p.m. battle, luikr Mary and Apopka meet at S p.m. While Llvernols was finding his groove, Lymnn scratched out one run In the second, third, fourth and fifth Innings against loser Jorge DelMonte. Clint Baker triple when Terry Gammons missed a diving rntch to open the second and Jim Odom followed with a single through the drawn-ln Infield for u 1-Olrud. In the second. Llvernols. who hud two lilts and an RBI. rocketed u single up the middle und Paul Alegre walked. Chris Brock stnirk out but a passed ball moved both up a base Baker came through aguln with u groundnut to shortstop for a 2-0 lead. Lake Howell cut Ihc lead In hull In the third when Gammons singled and moved to second on a sacrifice bunt by Ernest Murtlnez. When ’ Llvernols bounced In a pair of curvcballs for wild pitches. Gammons zipped to third and home. In the fourth. Overstreet smashed u single jiust third and when Billy Henley bunted DcIMontc's throw to second was too late. Overstreet then stole third and Henley went to second. Kyle Brubaker hit a sharp one-hopper buck at DelMonte who made a nice play, held the runners, and threw out Brubaker- Mike Henley walked to load (lie liases and Llvernols helped himself lo a 3-0 lead with a single lo right. Further damage was averted when Henley rounded second too far und wus picked off and DelMontre slipped a third strike past Alegre. Lymun added an Insurance run In the fifth when Odom slapped u two out single, stole second, went to third when the liall went Into center field and trotted home on reliever Kevin Ltenard's wild pitch. Llvernols. meanwhile, said he would fie ready lu go Friday if Lyman and Overstreet can gel past Ihe boat Bulldogs Thursday, "I didn't throw os , few pilches as I wanted." he said "B ut I feel strong right now. I hope I feel this good Friday. My arm Isn't tired. I’rn looking forward to It And maybe a different verse fo the “ Lake Mary Legacy." Lady Seminoles Tighten Up Defense, Choke Spruce Creek B 7 C hris Flstar H erald Sports W rite r PORT O R AN G E — Seminole High has loaf more softball games because of defensive mistakes than It has won thla year. Buf the Lady Tribe goi together and decided lo lighten up on defense for the 4 A-9 District Tournament and it dldjuat that. A number of stellar defensive plays kept ihc Lady Seminoles alive Tuesday and they broke a 4-4 tie with four runs In the top of the ninth en route to a 8-4 victory over Spruce Creek's Lady Hawks In Ihe district opener at Spruce Creek High. Seminole earned the No. H seed by winning Tuesday s game and it will go to Apopka today for a 4 p.m. game against the lop-seeded Lady Darters. In other first round action. No. 2 DeLand hosts 1,ake Brantley at Ihe DeLand Airport. No. 3 ! ! Livernois Blows Taps For Hawks By Sam Cook Herald Sporta E d ito r DELAND — For a pitcher with Jusl a (ouch of a sore shoulder. Spruce Creek was Just what the doctor prescribed for Lake Mary's Anthony Laszaic. The sophomore right-hander worked his way carefully through the Hawks, allowing Just three hits as the Rams pounded out an 11-1 tclory In the flrsl round of the District 4A-9 jseball Tournament Tuesday at Conrad Park. "I Jusl wanted to throw strikes and win In five Innings." said Laszaic about his five-inning stint W hich was made possible by the lO-run rule. "M y urm Isn't feeling that good but I didn't have to overdo it today." Las/alc struck out five, walked two and hit one. The Creek hit Just two ball out of the Infield and none after the third Inning. Lskc Mary, which plays Ajiopku Thursday at 5 p.m In the semifinals, continued to bludgeon the ball with a llnrnp which Is hitting .335 while averaging 8.5 runs per game. The average climbed a III tie bit Tuesday. Ryan Lisle lined a clutch two-out single to right field In the second inning for a 2-0 lead and the Rams put live inoie markers on the board In the third to turn the rontest into a blowout. Four more In the fourth wrapped It up. Laszaic. 10-1, had Just one testy inning. In the third, he plunked Robbie Phelan with u pitch and losing pitcher Keith Courtngton moved him to second with u bunt. Mark Bovler. the Five Star Conference's first team designated hitter, singled to right center to cut the lead to 2 -1. Laszaic got Tom Abdo on a fly ball to right but then walked Kirk Wiley and Esles Johnson loaded the bases on an Infield hit. J im Macklefresh was next and Laszaic qutckly dlsposted on him. getting a forceout at second. "1 threw him a fastball up and he missed it." said Laszaic, "The n 1 thought he was looking for a fastliall. so I broke It down and got him ." Lake Mary, which has been scoring bcaucoup runs all year with two outs, used that magic again In the third. Alter Scotl Underwood and pod " C .J ." Metz went out on fly balls. Mike Schtnlt, who will pitch against Apopka Thursday, blooped the first of his three hits to center. Donald Grayson then crushed a double to (he outer reaches or center field which chased home pinch runner Dcwalne Mitchell. Kevin Hill followed with a single lo left to score Grayson. Ron Natherson and llrctt Molle followed with singles to load the bases and when the shortstop threw away Lisle's grounder, two more runs scored. , S o ft b a ll Lake Howell entertains Lake Mary at Lake Howell lltgh and No. 4 Mainland hoata Lyman at Mainland High. All district games are 4 p m . starts. " W r were pushed tonight, but survived under a lot of pressure." Seminole coach Beth Corso said. "I mutt have been on ihe verge of six coronaries during the game. But the girls stayed tough and did what they had lodoto win." Seminole pounded out 14 hlta Tuesday and kept close In the field as they made Just two errors. Ami It was defensive masterpieces by the likes of Shelly Sanders. Janet Hsuck and Alycla "F a t” Dixon that wived tfie Lady Seminoles In the late Innings. Spruce Creek Jumped out to the early lead with a pair of runs tn the bottom of the first. Debra Hamilton. Diane Felder and Cathy Davis all singled to luad the liases und both Hamilton and Davis scored when Kelly Williams reached oil an error. After going scoreless foe the first three innings. Seminole rallied lo take the lead wllh one run In the fourth and two more tn the fifth. In the fourth Dtxon led off with u walk and. with one out. Hsuck hit In a fielder's choice with Dixon out at second. Sanders singled to keep Ihr Inning alive and Showanda Walkrr followrd with a single lo score Hauck. The first of ocvera) outstanding defensive playa came In the bottom of the fourth when the Seminoles turned a double play. Dixon fielded a grounder at short, flipped to Walker at second who relayed to Sheri Peterson at first for the twin kilting In the top of the fifth for the Lady Tribe. Jackie Suggs reached on an error to lead off and Jennifer Page went In as a pinch runner. Cindy llogun reached on another error and Barbara "Ta co " Silva singled to score Page and Ik the score at 2 2 Hogan, who went to third on Silva's single, scored on a two-out single off the bat of Dixon for u 3-2 Seminole lead. Spruce Creek tied It at & 3 wtth a run In the bottom of the fifth when, with two outs. Hamilton rrushed a homrr over Laura Burke's head In right field. Seminole pushed across ■ run In the top of the ‘sixth for a 4-3 lead. W llh one out. Walker, a Sea DEFENSE. Fags 0A ‘4 �Lake Mary Is No. 1 Again |A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, April J4. m i SPORTS After the conclusion of the Five Star Conference track meet, the last conference event of Ihe travin. Lakr Mary's Hams claimed the Five Star All Sport* Trophy for the second straight vear. Lake Mary had a IO-point lead over Lake Howell in the running for the All Sports Trophy going into Friday night's conference track meet A third place by the girls and a fourth by the boy* track teams sewed up the trophy for the Hams 1-akt- Mary finished with 137' j jKiints <nmpared to I2r>,-V for Lake Howell Lyman was third at I 19Vi followed by Lake B ra n tle y ul 116. D rL a n d at I 0 7 uj , Seabreeze at 103. Seminole with H I. Apopka 84. Spruce Creek 7-1 and Mainland IN BRIEF First Federal Routs Sunniland, Stays On Top In Little National First Federal srored w r n lime* in I he w rn n il Inning Tuesday and pulled awny with 10 more In the fifth en mule in a 17-7 roul ol Sunnlland In Sanford l.lllle National League art Ion at Fort Mellon I'ark First Federal stayed on lop of the Little National League standings as It Improved to 5-0 while Sunnlland. 2 2. fell out of a He for second. Sunnlland had taken a 3 0 lead In the top of the first with the key hit being a two-run triple off the hat of Danny Lawson First Federal took control with seven runs in the bottom of the second Alonzo lirundldge smashed a solo home run to lead off the Inning and Mike Dillon's three run homer broke the game open and gave the Feds a 6-3 lead Joe Wiggins also scored In the inning on a passed ball for a 7-.'» edge Dillon and Wiggins added Hill singles In the filth Inning to sew up the win lor First Federal Dillon was .'I for 5 to lead the Feds at the plate while Wiggins, lirundldge and Kin Men hie each had two hits Sunnlland was held to live (ills by a pair of pitchers Including one each by Ned June. KoJack Hunt. Tom m y Hampton. 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Itosion's l-arry Bird was sidelined because of bursitis and (tone chips In Ills elbow, hut the Cavaliers had ample reason to celebrate nonetheless: — Cleveland beul Boston for the first time In nine meetings ibis season. — lloston had defeated the Cavs 17 straight games, dating in January. 1083 — Cleveland won Its llrsl playoff game since healing Washington In 11177 Boston leads the best of five series 21 with Game -I I hursduy night ul Hlehlleld Coliseum "I guess It'll he sale to say that L.irrv ll la- back Thursday." Boston conch K l' Jones said "But even wlihotil him. wt cante close." . In oilier best ol live series. Denver la-.il San Antonio 115-112 m take a 2 I lead. Los Angeles look Phoenix lilt |().J lor a .TO sweep and Portland downed Dallas 122 109 to go up 2 I V a le n z u e la 's T o u g h Luck P e rs is ts , 2-1 AT •I Itf DiKI 'INI I !»-*•• IlrI 44 A4 Al Mg 4 l« DM*aflNt tf 0*94* MFi •AAl. MP-4* F«i tf W M. 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California manager Gene Maucli said Tuesday night alter the Oakland A's overcome six falllorula home runs lud rlru t Ihe Angels. 14-9 "A s a matter ol (act never hern on t>allcluh that's hit six home runs and won. either.” added MuuchW h lte Sox 6, Brew ers S Al Chicago, plnch-hlttrr Oscar Gamble Nlngldd home the winning run to cap a two run rally with one nut In Ihe 10th. lifting the While Sox Gamble's hit came off reliever Kollle Fingers. O I and made a winner of Hoh James. I O. w ho had given up the go ahead run In the top of the Inning. T ig e rs 4. Indians 3 At Cleveland. Kirk Gibson's two-out broken hat hloop double drove In two runs In the tilth Inning lilting the Tiger* Dan IVtry. 3 I struc k out two while allowing six hits and one walk over li 2-3 Innings Wllllc- Hernandez got live outs lor lit* third save. Ik-rt lilyleven lell to 0 2 Royals 7. Blue Ja ys U At Toronto. George llrett delivered a three run double oil Hill Caudill to trigger a live run ninth Brantley, Howell Doing Well Seminole County's entrants In Ihe Slate Tennis Tournam ent at Gainesville were silling p rrtly well Tuesday night alter two days of action Lake Brantley's boys were In thud place with six jxtlnls. four behind Bradenton Manatee Lake Howell's girls were also lu third place wllh five points, five behind Miami Palmetto Mark Mutter won his opening singles match and combined with Klcli Brail to win In the doubles, too for Ihe Patriots laike Howell's double* teams of Trlsh Kurtc|ucz Kmmy-lou Dulcc and Catherine Knrlcptez-Kdle Dulce ImiII i won In Ihe semifinals. Sec SCO REBOARD tor i out lit Brown Drives SCC Past VCC Lougwnod's Kenny Brown singled twice and drove In (our runs as the Seminole Community College Haiders salvaged one win In four tries with a 12 2 trouncing of Valencia Tuesday ul Orlando. Seminole Improved to 23-17-1 overall and 10-10-1 in the Mid-Florida Conference. Valencia fell to 211 15 and H I I Brown, u former Lym an High standout, received olleuslve suppoti from Jell Barefoot, who had a pair ol singles and an Hill A .L . B aseball that lilted the Hoyals Jorge Orta lollowrd wllh a home run to make a winner of Joe Herkwlth. I I . and hand Caudill. 3-2. the- loss Dan Qul*ent>erry survived two runs for Ills second save. Tw in s 4. M ariners 2 At Minneapolis. Tom Hrunansky helled u two-run homer und Frank Viola hurled a six-hitter to pac e the Twins. Vlolu. 2-2. struck out four to record his second complete game Salome llarcijas. 0-1. took the loss Hrunansky has homrred live times In I-I career at-lwts against ltorn|.iH Orioles 1 1. Hangers 1 At Arlington. Texas. Storm Davis pllchrd a three- hitic-r and Mike Young und Rich Dempsey drove in three runs apiece. Davis, 10. is 5 0 lifetime against the Hangers He retired 19 straight halters Irotit Ihe first Inning until the seventh when he- surrendered a two-out double. Red Sox 5, Yankees 4 At New York Dwight Evans singled home Main llarrc-tt with one out In the I Ith to lilt the Red Sox Boti Ojeda, the- third Boston jiltchcr. went I 2 3 innings to improve to 2-0. Reliever Dave- Klghc-lll. I I took the loss United Press International If Fernando Valenzuela w rrr a shoemaker. It would suddenly be c-htc to go barefoot II lie were a ear salesman, no doubt everyone would start rid­ ing bicycles At 23 years of age. Valenzuela is bringing new meaning to the word "unlucky." It began last year when the lell-handed ace of the Los Angeles D odgers struggled through a 12-17 campaign de­ spite |M>stlng a 3.01 ERA In 13 games the Dodgers scored one run or less for him and In IH games they scored two runs or less. That was only a leaser com­ pared to what has hup|M-nrd to Inin sofar this season Valrnzurla made- his fourth start ol the season Tuesday, and lor the fourth time this year hr did not allow an earned run Yet tor the- second lime lie lost Once again Valenzuela was victimized by poor ullenslvr sci|)|Mirt a* Mike- Krukow stc>|>|M-d the- l>odgcrs on seven hits and stmc k out IB while helping the San Francisco Giants snap a seven-gumr losing streak with a 2 I victory at Candlestick Park Expos 5. Phillies 4 Al Montreal. Vance Law drew a liases loaded walk nil Charles Hudson with one out in the 10th tuning, giving tin- K xjkis their victory Jclf Reunion. 10. pit­ ched three little** Innings ol relief for Ihe triu m p h Tim Haines didn't start and wasO for I. Cubs 9. Pirates 0 At Pittsburgh Hick Sutcliffe scattered eight hit* and had a pair of hits. Including a home run. und Keith Moreland went 3-for-3 and knocked In three runs to pare the Cubs Sutcliffe. 3 -1. struck out seven and walked one in besting Mike Dlc-lrc kl. 1 I Cardinals 8. Mets 3 At St Louis. Lonnie Smith stole Ihrre bases, had two hits and scored twice to sj»ark Ihe C a rd in a ls to v ic to ry Kurt Kepshlrr recorded his llrsl victo­ ry In three decisions while Tom Gorm an.0-1. suffered the loss Astros 6. Reds 4 Al Houston. Kevin Bass drovr In four runs to lead the Astros to victory. Bass had two singles and a homer In helping Ron Mathis to his first major-league victory. John Stu|>er. 2 1. took the loss Braves 4 . Padres 2 At San Dlrgo. Terry Harper doubled home three runs In the third liming to help the Braves to victory. Rick Mahler won his lourth game without a loss and Bruce Sutler notched his third save. 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M ery 4S 11 Le k * Brantley ......... 34 1* Sdminoto ................. . 34 1* Lym an 44 45 T**m S te r Dtif Oviedo f i 11 All TO 4 14 11 • 14 A 14 l 1) A ll 13 7 H IT T IN G P IN A L IN D IV ID U A L S TA TIS TIC S Betting Aver eg* T*em AR ( to *r mere*! beta 1 Eileen TXiebeuth. Hewtii to K rtttl* Kataev, Lyman 44 0*nJ*a S ltv fh t Lym an 47 Sandy Gllttot. Lak# Hew#H 73 M ikkIEby.O vw do 43 Caroline ChevH. Oviedo n **r»n DaShettor Mery n M m A t t r lll, Lake Mu*'y 77 V *t*r)* Prlt*. Lym an «3 (te n f o»tor. Ovtodo 43 Grec* Ley, Lek* Mow>*ll 13 Mery R yen, Lyman «1 Cetoy Bergman. Ovtodo n J#n#f H4WCIH., S#mlnn©*t u Laura Devil Lek* Bren’ ley 41 Shari Patorton tomlnol* 34 Erin Hank ink. Lek* Howell tt Sherry Aipton Brentity 30 Lite Slmklnt, Lek* Mary n Kim Wain. Lek* Brantley 74 Berber* SUv*. Seminole 41 Tamara Lewla. L*k* Mow,! 43 jMn * rttjy MA»thi#to#V B f *nft«y T4 A ly clt D lion . Somlrtoft 44 J m lc e Br*di*y Oviedo 7* Needy Matt. Lek* Mery 73 Michtll# Brown. Branftty 7* Av* Gardner, Lek* Howell M Barbara Melon* Ovtodo 34 Lor) H*lm». Lyman 43 Chrlily Tibtwtt*. Lake Howell n B*m Seundtrt Lek* Howell n Bern watklnt. Lak* Mery 13 Do* D*a Beeitoy. Ovtodo 43 L it Stone. Lek# Mery 70 Jodi# Swlti*, Oviedo *0 Amy A£J#m», L a k t Mary 71 Jtckl* Ferr. Seminole 34 Allele Dlnkeiecker, How*il it Showend# Walker, tomlnol* S3 HtAltwr M»y#r, Brwntlty 41 Wendy Vltkary. Lyman 40 Jackie Sugg* Seminoi* 37 Angt* May, Lak* Brantley 30 Holly Branflay 13 Jaudon Jonat. Lek* Howell 9* Shelly Sender*. Seminole 33 ( L e u then to at b*t«) R ACh#l Morton, Sam Inol# Mindy M jinutl How*M Tarn Coa. Oviedo M ilky Tompklnt. Brent lay D ie Mart.-nen. tomlnol# Candy WtMlemk Oviedo Lau ra Burk* tom lnol* W#nd» B f4 rtl« y D4wm< Itoywttrt, Lym an D tfilia Byf*# B r»ntl«y Darla Hall. 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L t k t How#II A, 1lc 1a IDlnktlA «ktc, L * k t Mowt 1» 3 h *ffy A%fil«kfv L t k t (IfA n fl«T L a u ra Burk# tomlnol# Cnudy WillnAm*, Oy*#do 13 .13 11 31 n 30 30 It 17 17 14 II II 14 14 14 13 it ti ti II 11 11 10 10 9 t • • 7 7 7 7 7 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 3 1 3 3 a............ » 4 4 3 Holly HogAmAn LAk# Br#n*l*y W#r*dy V icto ry* L y m in M ats* RiChArthon, LymA« N kki J a r r t t l Lyman T am ar* Le w d . Lake Howell <tm Robmton L a i # 0r#nll#y LlSA HAflmAn. S#minoi# 1C#'!'•y Corm o«, L ym«n D awa Bdyrten Lym an R oily Lothom LAk# Howtll j i i 3 i I Horn# rim t DtW w S lt v t n f , LymAn M .kk. Fb v Ovtodo J r tiic A Br*di#T- Or<tdo J ac k it F i f ? Stminoi# M m Av#rilf Lo k t Mory C Arol in# C Ka v tt. Chr itdo E u *# r Thttboulk lA k t How#ll SAodyGlMi#! Ltk « Mow*tf Jo«#f HAwckv S#mino<# jAodon Jorui\ LiktH ow A U ShowAndA W alktr, Stmmof# Like sim kink. Lek* Mery M m Wain, LAk# BrAnltty VAlwrlt P r lc t , Lym an LOiiro Bork# Svm.fvM# BAftiAf a VllwA Samtrtolt b r •h SAundort. Lot# Howtll MtcB#ll# Brown LA kt 0rAn»l#y F t » n F m ttr CN itdo SA#r> P#»#f%c>n S#mlno*t Trip**) D tn iw Sl#r#nt Lym«n SAndy G llllr t LOk# Ho*#M i ACIII A F A ff, Stmtnol* Et«##n Thi#bAufB Lok# Howtll Xeren DeSbettor L k k t Mery SNor l P t ttr %on S#m Ino •* K tlly Da Vtdkon 0yt#dG S'hkowAndA WfAlkrr, S#mmoif Jaudon Jo nat Ltk# Howtll Jan#» Ma uck Stm inolf Like Sim kln*. Lak* Ma-y CAfoito# ChAvH Dyltdo M .kki Eby Oviedo G re c* Lay L a k * McrwaH L i ia HArtman Wminol# Otbrot Col# Ovf#d© M id w llt Brown, Lak# Bf anti#y V a i#rt# Prtc#. LymAn Mm Wain. Lak# 0ron1l#v 3 3 i 7 7 3 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ....................j 4 4 4 3 i 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 *, Mike Pinckes winds up fo throw oul a runner at first base, Pinckes threw this ball away and his Lake Brantley teammates threw several scoring opportunities away while dropping a 6 2 decision to Apopka in the district baseball tournament at DeLand Tuesday. # * Continued from 7A flyout he moved to second on a fielder's choice. Derr then came through with a solid single to left, scoring Jensen. Following a walk to Rape, Sheffield drilled a grounder off the third base bag and Into the outfield to chase home Derr Another walk loaded the bases and this time the Tribe cashed In. with a single to left field by Mersey, scoring Rape and Sheffield for a 6-3 leud. Cox, who had walked before Mersey, was thrown out at third base on Ihe play to end the Inning. The Bulldogs, though, pushed the tying and w inning runs across In their hall ol Ihe Inning. Singles by Ed Corbett and Wclckrl. plus a Sheffield wild pitch put runners at second and third A walk to Paris Hayden loaded Ihe bases. The tying then score on a odd play that saw Corbett forced oul at second on a ground frail to shortstop and Wclckel. who already was on second base, being tagged out. Wctckel. thinking the liner was caught by shortstop Jelf Blake, did not advance to third, hutting the Bulldogs chances at a big Inning Chuck Graham, who hit Ihe grounder, then stole srrond a scored the winning run on single by Dan Finley, setting Ihe stage for the furious finish, W llh Ihc shaky win In hand. B u lld o g Coach J im J o in e r compared his team with Ihe one M#r« Id Photo by Tommy Vm ctnf Alycla 'Fat' Dixon turned in several de tensive gems at shortstop Tuesday to help ♦he Lady Serninoles knock ott Spruce Creek In extra Innings Seminole takes on top seeded Apopka today in district sottball action Doublet 4 4 4 4 J 3 3 ) ) 3 3 3 7 7 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Etl##n ThftbAuih, LAkt Howtll V A ltrit PrUct. L y m in L VA Slm klnt. I n # M *ry Sandy Gill*#! L a k t How«il Nikki J»rr# tf LymAn Lori N *lm i, Lym an Carol in# CK#vly. Ovltdo jA ckl# Sugg» Stminoi# U lA SanluMi. Lak# Mary Grac# l# y Lak# Mow#It Showanda W#lk#r S#mmo»# MlctioU# Brown. La k * Bronhty Fren Fekter Ovlado Lau ra Oavlk La k * B ram ity Rian# Wlctvafdion. Lym an G w tr. LaD u kt Lym an Mery Ryan Lym an k t lly C irm a n . 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Ussrey M v .U S » S H TM atnr VMtCOTt ...D e f e n s e 3 _______ _____ 3 3 J Continued from 7A all game as Ihr Blur Darters made four errors but when they needed the big play, center fielder Mike Hlndr usually was Ihr man to hail them out "Hlnde was the difference," said laikc Brantley roach Gary Smith "T h a i first catch In Ihr first Inning cost us two more runs. That other one (in the fourth Inning) shut oil a rally, too." Hlnde. a senior, ranged lar Into the alley In right ernter on the first play of the game to takr away a possible triple from Andy Dunn. "Tha t hall would have hern gone at Lake Brantley," said Hlnde "Thank God the tournament's in Drlamd." The ealch loomed more im ­ portantly when Mike Beams followed w ith a single and moved to second when ihc rtghl fielder misplayt-d (he bounce Mike Pinckes then drew a walk and Mark "Pork" Coffey drilled a (vise hll up the middle lor a 10 Patriot lead. Ussrey, though, recelvrd a nice catch from sec­ ond baseman John Jackson and then plckrd Colley off first base with red hot Krvln Bass at the plate lo get out ol the liming Hlnde turned his uttrnUou to offense In Ihr bottom of Ihr Inning Sydney lawm an singled up the middle against loser Brad Dunn and moved to second on a passed hall. Jae kson. who doubled and tripled Tuesday, drrw a walk. Hlnde followed with a prodigious belt to right center which caromed off the I n t e r n a t io n a l O ly m p t e A c a d e m y a l t e r p a r t ic i p a t i n g In t h e U S O A In "It Is quite an honor and I thank God lor this opportunity." Kitlglii nuld base ol the wall past Beams, lawm an scored and Jackson stopped at third on I Mode's double One out later. Tony Johnson plated Jaekson with a IIv hall lor a 2 -1 lead "I didn't pitch very well." said Brad Dunn who lost Ids second straight alter winning his llrst nine decisions I tried In old smart them hut they were ju s t ion patient. They only swung at strikes " Jackson picked on one ol those strikes wdh one util In Ihe third and drilled II lo lelt center lor a double Jackson daringly stole third and lllnde walked and promptly swiped second Tim Oxley then hit a shallow lly hall to center which Beams mis­ judged beforr making a diving catch. Jackson scored as Beams seramhlrd to his feel and when he llred the hall Into the Apopka dugmd trying to get lllnde at Ihltd. the second run made It, I I The Patriots plrkrd up their last run In the llfth when Brad Dunn soekrri a double Into the left Meld corner Blair Patlrn grounded out hut Andy Dunn singled through Ihr right side to score his brother Apopka used two errors, a single by Cedi Millikan and a sacrifice fly by Mike Brown for Its final two runs In ihr sixth Beams made a nice running catch lo save another lally. Ussrey went the distance, striking out two and walking two. Brail Dunn allowed six hits, struck out none and walked four Three of Ihe free passes came around to score. of a year ago. "We showed we’re a little bit more pulsed than we were last year.” he said "Th is game was pressure, and we didn’t fold. 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B ro w n , C o tta r. o*L*nd i n m x-r H to m . D o l l , Plrvckat D P — Apopk* LO # t — GrPwnr Nap* OP- Semlnoto. D* L i U Brantley t Apopx a 4 I I - Hind* t l* n d > LO B tomlnol# I . Da l and ’ > B Dunn. J4 (k w n J B - J M k w i S— M illikan, Btovtnt S B — J* n w n . B iavln t, G raham , Brown S B - Mind*. J e c k u fi SP — Ortoy (online. Hlllmayar SP— Wllki 3 3 7 7 7 7 0 1 1 1 II 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 ) Designed and engineered lor a smooth ride and long mileago Lilesaver XLM* whitewall " 1 e x p e c te d th e m ( I h c Semlnolcs) lo play us good I knew Mike (Ferrell) would have them ready, and they were.” Obviously disappointed. Fer­ rell did not fault his players. "I'm extremely happy with Ihc way they played,” hr said. “ We came here wllh Ihe goal lo prove we can play wllh these guys — and wc did. We came back, we just came up short." Only a look at Derr, bent over In anguish at first base after the last oul,’could suggest Just how close It was. G re e c e Continued from 7A freshman, lined a triple to right center. Burke then reached on an error with Walker holding at third Suggs followed with a pop ily to the second baseman and Walker tagged and beat the throw home The Lady Semlnolcs held the Hawks scoreless in the sixth, hut the Creek came back to He It In the bottom ol the seventh But, tt was a pair of delrnslve gems that kept the Lady Hawks from claiming the victory Cat hi !*olk. the lead oil hitler In the Inning, hit a shot toward lelt held but Dixon made an Incredible play in gel her out "'Fat' reached across h e r I x k I i with her glove and dove at the ball." Corso said "She slopped it and came up throwing side arm to get the girl at first base " Seminole got the second oul when Sherry Augustine flrw out to Hauck In lelt but Jill Emerson drew a walk to keep the Inning going Terry Zanc. the last bitter In the line up. the hit a single to rtghl w hich till off Burke's leg and got uwav. enabling Emerson to scored and Zanr to go to third. That brought up Hamilton, who hail hornered earlier Hamilton hit a (sip lly foul and Sanders, the Trt!>e's catcher, made a diving catch to end the Inning "She (Sunders! had to run at least 25 leet to get to It." Corso said Seminole went down quietly In the top of the eighth and the Creek came Iwick to put runners on llrst and second with two outs In the bottom of the Inning’ Hauck put an end to the threat with a diving catch on what looked to be a base lilt "We were playing deep and the girl hll what should have been a single over short." Corso said Hut Hauck came In and made a diving catch Site must have rolled five limes and came up standing with the hall " Seminole then broke It o|>rn wttb (our runs In the top ol iltr ninth. Suggs got the rally started with a single and. with one out. Silva singled Peterson, who was 3 for 5 for the game, came through with a single to drive In Suggs lor a 5-4 Seminole lead and what turned out to tw the winning run. Seminole got some Insurance when Dixon singled in drive m Silva and Peterson and. with two outs. Hauck singled In Dixon lor a 8-4 cushion Spruce Crrck came back lo load Iltr bases with two outs In the niulb and Sur Eelder winked the count to 3-2 "She was busting ball all day." Corso said ol Felder "Th is lime shr trlrd to prill tt down the lelt field line hill stepped oul ol Ihr Imix and Ihr umplte called hrr out." I was really impressed with the tram as u whole." added Corset, The seniors (Hauck, Dixon and Sllval played su|>cr The tram made some really nice plays In the held They didn’t fall apart llkr the last lime we played Spruce Creek." WsaMlWKitn.) OIIKimia »l ■ .1 1 IlM ltO il ii a N •1 p**fp.,n«pt A 1 I * 1 $46L5 . . A O K TIR E M A R T MO* MM I S « R oy J e n s e n , S e m in o le 's junior catcher, had four hits in T uesday's loss to DeLand 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 HI i 10 S « t I 1 0 0 2411 V MUNCH Avt 11*10*0 �10A -Evening M«r*ld, Sanford. FI Wfdnnday, Apnl J«. 1*»$ R e n a u d , W h ig h a m Raise G a m e T o A m a z in g Level I'rohably the moot outstanding achievement turned In In Ihr history ol Lake M ary High School Irnriln wan performed this past week by Lake Mary nophoninren Mike Renaud and Shea Whi|(hnm. Thin very outManrilng pair of promising young lennln player* defied ihe oddfi and defeated I h e No I needed learn and the No 2 needed iram on their way ir» winning ihe dlnlrlrt champion nhlpai number two doublen. Tfiln wan die flrnt dl*»lr|r| ||i|e ever for the larke Mary lx»yn lennln team. In winning* I lain lllle many veteran lennln observers were amazed at the level these two young men rained their game lo, ll wan a great victory lor them and should give them die Inernlive in work hard ai their lennln during Ihe numiner and go on lo bigger ancl better tilings nrxl year. BEST PRICES BEST SERVICE TRY US! Larry Castle Herald Tennla W riter -----------------new ball*, We have had some really great report* from Alabama on Sanford's .John Moll John enrolled ul Jrllrrson Stale Junior College m fhrmlngharn. Ala in March and has been playing number 2 and number 3 Singles for lhis nationally ranked team. John has id ways had great potential mut needed only a sieudy diet of lough, hard tennis lo reach his lop level. I th in k l ha I u flrr g o in g through a 40match season and ilu- National Tournament with Jellerson Slate that John will Coach Handy Kelly anil the emerge as one ol the really lop laike Mary tHiyn team had a players In Cent nil Florida. ralhrr up and down year hui did a very flue Joh In Ihe dlnlrlrln by linlslilng In a Ur for third place W Ei wllh Daytona Ileaeh Mainland Of course, the very fine team ! from Lake IIrani ley finished first followed hy Lyman. Coach Kelly has most of Ihln y e a r 's fine t e a m returning n e s t year no things look very good In die future for the lennln program ut Lake Mary High P XUt "H t 1)4 *■'" ■ *» Kiinin ------ CCXIPOM-- COOf ON COUPON McPherson STRU TS * 11 I n i U l P*4* HA AV VEE TH W EE K R E V ECRKYI U DM A YI U L IQ UW OK R rPuRiIC . .• • . 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The louriiarnent Is llmlled lo 32 entries no If you want lo enter you should cull Ron Newman ut 83O-38B0. F.nlry lee I* $12 plus a cun of P AP mn RU SK A c o n ic t iy t t i r S t : c c o u r s e V i lU a y . 750 Ml GIN • RUM 1.75 ITR CORDIALS • BRANDY 10.59 CHRISTIAN BROS, iianot Ml 6.69 IRISH VELVET im> 500 Ml 5.49 MIXICANA TEQUILA UTIR 6.99 CERTIFIED BRANDY u«* 7.49 750mi KAHLUA NKW YORK IUP1I - Things .i i i < shaping u|> |u*l the way lle rn h ' Kosar dream ed last month when he *uld he would leave college lo play pro Innthull ibis lall Kosar In tree In sign wllh the Cleveland Drowns and play close lo home, or lo Join llie Minnesota Vikings Thai option was led n(H'ii Tuesday when NFL CommlHsImier I'ele Ko/elle ruled ihr University ol Miami fpiarterlutck 'can enter ihe league's regular diall April 30 or wall fur a supplemental drall during die summer. II he chooses Ihe supplemental diall. Kosar can play tor (he Drnwns II he enters the regular draft, the Vikings will use the second overall pick In lake him. Kos.u played Just two years at Miami hut plans in graduate this summer. The Vikings contended Kosar has no college eligibility lei| and therefore was lo be included among players avail­ able In I he April 30 drall Kosar talked over opiums Wednesday w llh his father. Heroic Sr., and agent. Dr .John U rlrtkn. Ihr family Uendst. 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T h e Drowns a nd V ik in gs helievc they have m atins In lcm us. and high see Cleveland with the upper hand, HEAVY DUTY SHOCKS •{ BRAKE SP EC IA L WHEEL ALIGNMENT $099c« D IS C O U N T C o n gratu latio ns in Coach Karen Layer and die laike Mary girls' lennln Irani lor lls out­ standing showing In Ihe recent rllslriel foiirimmeiil. Luke Mary finished second behind powerful Lake Howell. Lake Howell ran away with Ihr lltle hy scoring an aslrm lshlng 2H points Lake Mary flnlshrd with 14 (minis and third place Lyman had 12 Luke Mary had lls No 2 singles player. Rue Ryprnon. In ihe Itunls. as well us H rm adrltf I’eirm at No. 3. Also the No. I double* lean) of Su/le Stewart mid Hyerson finished runner op. losing In Lake Howell In Ihe II iiu Im. 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W»dn«uiay, April 24, IH S - IB Cook Of Th e W eek Exchanging R ecip es With N avy Frien d s In sp ire d War Bride M r. and M rs. Kenneth Scott Brown P r it c h a r d B ro w n V o w s Exchan ged Sherri Lcannc Pritchard and Kenneth Scotl Brown were mar* rlrd March 30 at 3 p.m lit the Com m unity United Methodist Church. Casselberry. The K rv. Michael Knlehnuilneii was the officiating clergyman for the formal candlelight ceremony. The hrlde Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay lLavonnc) Nobles. 672 Trail wood Drive, Altamonte Springs. The bride­ groom Is he son of Mr. and Mrs. Willie (Beverly) Brown. 1005 Grove Manor Drive, Sanford. Given In m arrlagr by her father, the brtdr chose or tier vows a formal white chiffon gown fashioned along the Vlctorlan silhouette with a high jewelled and luce neckline and lego-mutton sleeves. The sheer yoke and and basque Ixxllcr of Imported vrnlsr and alcncon lace were embellished with seed pearl motifs. The bouffant chib Ion skirt gracefully cascaded Into a a sweeping chapel train. Her headpiece was a Victorian-styled hat with u blusher, held on one side with a spray of while silk flowers, and trimmed with Im ­ ported laces accented with seed pearls and sequins. She carried a traditional arm bouquet of pink and white roses Interspersed with buby's breath T e rri Hensley, the b rid e s twin, was the matron of honor. She wore a daphne. * r«r tissue ulfcla (town featuring a wrap skirt and a polntcllr bodirr with an r in b r o l d r e d M a n d s f ln neckline. She wore a spray of baby's hrrlh In her hair and carried a bouquet of pink and white roses. Irrn and baby's breath. Bridesmaids were Th u d ln r Kckoff. Melinda Baas, Arlene Anderson. Julie Livingston and Laurie Brown. Their gowns were Identical to the honor atten­ dant’s and lheir flowers and headpieces were similar. Gator Amtell served the bride­ groom as heal man. Ushers were Kandy Brown. Jim Brit chord. Jodi Cooper. David Craig and Toni Mann. Kenneth S Brown was the groomsman. The nower girl was Dawn Bass. The reception was held follow­ ing ihr ceremony at the Sanford Garden Club. Sheryl Annctl and Jon Cannon assisted. Following a cruise to the Bahamas, the newlyweds are making their home In Maitland. The bride Is employed us ac­ counting supervisor al McCoy Federal Credit Union. Orlando The bridegroom Is a teacher at Sanford Middle School. NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mrs John Milner 11he former Devron File of Sanford) announre the arrival of their son. Dustin Groves, on April 3. at Palm Gardens Hospital. Palm Beach. He weighed 9 lbs.. 2 ora. Maternal grandparents are Mrs Claire Fite Paul of Sanford. H a t * by T im m y V in e * * Evelyn Tibbets takes a delicious Honey Bun Cake from the oven. through sharing with other Navy wives "W e helped each other and depended on caqch other so much. I wasn't in the kitchen al! iha i much a i home. I sort of learned II all after I got married, with Glen being In the service and all ihe moving around we did. exchanlng recipes with other people Inspired m e .” Evelyn nays. Although retired since I960. Evelyn and Glen still do a great dr.d of traveling. Vlatta to old friends unit faintly who are m u tte re d t h r o u g h o u t the B t a t r s have t a k e n t h e m t o N o r t h Carolina. T rx u a . C a liforn ia. Canada, Maine, and “all the plaers In between." say# Evelyn. "We also enjoy ramping and fishing trips to Jetty Park at Ca|*e Canaveral with Ihe grand­ children. During the holidays we try lo divide our lime between our daughter and hrr family In North Carolina, and our son and his family In Sanfnrd." After 26 years of Navy life, moving around and relocating, Evelyn and Glen like to travel at their leisure now. A motor home parked In their driveway Is ihclr "homeaway from home." Since Glen's heart by-pass surgery three years ago. Evelyn says. "We try to lake it easy now. 1 love to crochet and do rralty things. I'm learning lo hand quilt and made several liedspreads." E ve lyn 's lovely crocheted afghaus and pillows, along with her delicate lace tablecloths add a comfortable, homey touch to every room. Hundreds of scraps of material from her sewing basket have gone Into her quilt­ ing to mukc her designs original and unique. A multi-colored quilt made of small polyester squares arranged In a pattern of diamonds enhances Ihr guest room. V ILLA G E 3235454 FLEA M ARKET An especially In trrra lln g hobby for Evelyn Is making "doorstop dolls." These are In­ dividually created by Evelyn using slymfoam balls in various nl/cs to form the head and facial features, then covering with nylon hosiery to give the face of a skin-lone color. Alter the nylon 1* In place, she adds the features, he., big eyes, m outh. s|x-ctaclen fur u "granny" looks, mouth, etc. Thin la where Imagination comes In handy. Most uf the little add-onn Kvelyn uses ran be found In any craft shop. A Xlltrr plastic noda bottle weighted Wltlt sand Is used for the Ixxty. After the head ta attached to Ihe bottle. Evelyn dresses the "doll** In Ihe rosturnc to match Its new person ality. A p re tty little Paternal grandparents arc Mrs W .J . M ilner of Grand Island, and the late Mr. W J . Milner. name, full address und tele­ phone number of the mom you are nominating. Next, write us a letter telling us In your own words why Ihls m om Is so outstanding. Please type or clearly print your letter. Submit letters to PEOPLE Editor Doris Dietrich. P.O. Box 1657 1300 N. French A vr.l, Sanford. F L 32771 no later than Friday. April 26. t hr deadline for fudging Winners will be announced in The Herald on Mother s Day. eee COOK, tin Sate/ • ALL SU IT S • ALL D R ESS ES 50% O FF SIZES 3-52.14VY-J2V5 T V l A p p -U C iO t t hnode tfA H I p A titH C t « * d fa «tauntt«um u x tA 7 (U t <** txPut 20% O ft m i Allt&dif uduetd plU*4 M AU 4**£J And d’U44€4 Rrtt A IAN Sint| 25% OFF "lUggrr Valors On Jletter Quality" SUm & Stfjjy/ m o h .-AAT. & & tU % 212 E. First St. LEE'S MEAT > *27th St. & 17-92 Ph. 323-0180 Sanford > PINE CRIST SHOPPING CENTER (NEXT TO JEWEL T OPEN MON.-THURS. 9 6, FBI. 9 7. SAT. 9 6 jtf CASH A CARRY WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS 4l Pares Good Thru April JO SANFORD’S FIRST AND ONLY REAL FLEA MARKET NOW FULLY PAVED 1500 FRENCH AVE. Granny type doll Evelyn calls Matilda" and a perky clown are Just l wo of hrr latest projects. Evelyn and Glen like to get logclhrr with blends and play tkwird games such s Pokeno. or |usi enjoy chatting over u cup of coffer now und then. Th e y also e njoy visits with old Navy Irlcnds occasionally, but most t>( all they are making the most of their retirement yeurs. Dirt conscious since Qlen’it surgery. Evelyn suys. "W hen the children und grandchildren visit. I mukc Mire 1 send the Iclinvrt , cukes unit sweets hitm with them !" Evelyn says she doesn't cook exotic things. Just plain family meals. Following Is a list of lime i s4fifrtecc4tfoK 7& ee6 323-5454 and the late Mr Kirby Flic J r Maternal great grandmother Is Mr*. Jay Crouch of Altoona. Search Is On For Outstanding Mom May 12 la Mot tier's Day. We. al The Herald, are searching for the unnual "Outstanding Mom" In the community, hot wc need thr help of readers lo llnd this special woman The "Outstanding Mom" will he selected from letter* of nomination T o make sure your favorite mom gets the proper recognition, follow thr simple Instructions; First, write your full name, full address Including City and stale.' and your telephone number ut ihe lup of the page. Underneath, add the By Dorothy Greene Herald Correspondent How does a little country' girl from Alexandria. S.D. gel in w r the world? She |o!ns the Navy. Well, not exactly, but she docs marry a Navy man. O ur Cook of the Week Is Evelyn Tlbbets of Casselberry, who says she didn't even think her tiny lltlle hometown in South Dakota was on the map. Evelyn and her sister were raised on u farm and she recalls the good meat and potatoes type cooking that went along with hard work In the fields. "Nothing lavish." she says. "Just things that came out of the garden. Sunday was always our fried chicken day. People In that area did general farming, raised cro|>* and animals both.'* Evelyn says. "I had lots of pets. Every time there was an animal that looked a lltlle puny, or couldn't gel around us well as ihr rest, I'd rescue li and lake care of it until It could gel around on Us own " After graduating from high school, Evelyn left her llitlr friends on Ihe farm to attend Slate Teacher's Training School In Springfield, S.D and laughl in hllle one room school houses for afiout six years "They were just llllle country schools," says Evelyn. One summer evening In Ju ly. 1940. when Evelyn and a group of girls decided to go to a dance In Armour. S.D she was In­ troduced to Glen Tlbbets “ We both loved to dance.*' says Evelyn. Although Glen entered the U.S. Navy shortly her they met. a 4-year courtship via Inters and short visits led to marriage In 1944. Evelyn remembers the Wprld War II years and her flrsi few years of marriage very well. "In those days. troop-* were being transferred conatantly. so every l*o* car available waa pul Into service for transporting service men and civilians alike and I can r e m e m b e r r i d i n g an o ld chug-a-lug iraln from South Dakota to California, with stops In between, to Join Glen, The train hud old gaslights and coal burners, and It took about four days to gel there. We Joined forces with Iwn other couples In Glen's squadrun and rented a house, shurlng rxjx-nses We'd pul money In the sugar Jar and each wife look her turn at cooking for a week. And that's how we learned to survive unit! Glen's squadron was shipped overseas." Ketumlng to South Dakota white Glen was overseas. Evelyn recalls that her llrsl child, Glenn Is. was born but Glen didn't get to see hrr until she was a few months old. Traveling was almost second nature to military families In those days, and Evelyn says, "ll was Just our baby, a suitcase and us Glen wasn't home when our son Robert was born, either. In 1946. hut the war was over and things began to settle down." There was a closeness and camaraderie between military families during war time and Evelyn says that most of her cooking skills were learned SANFORD, FLA. OPtR NtD.-fll.-SAI.-SUN. »AIN OR SHHU___________ Incredible! Incredible! Appreciation Week Sale! ALL SHOES *12"“ OR LESS 100’s at $3.77 • $7.77 - $9.77 The most you can pay Is $12 .0 0 All Extra Wide Widths - $ 1 5.00 Or Less fclfr JERRY'S $7.77 SHOES ■0M.-IAT. S:M 212 E. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD U �I B — Evening Herald. Sanford. FI Wadnaiday. April 34, m i Jellies And Jams 'Put Up' And Freeze Preserves The Quick, No-Cook Way Today'* approach to “ putting Juice. T h e n m a k e t h e J a m. up" Jam* and Jelllr* would be lhe envy of previous generation* Thoroughly mix sugar Into fruit: of Jellymaker*. No longer do you let stand ten minutes Mix water have to work over a hot ntove. and fruit pectin In small sauce­ Delicious preserve* tan be made pan bring to a full boll and boll (he quick, no-cook way. stored In onen m in u te , s tir r in g o c ­ the freezer and enjoyed year casionally. Stir Into fruit Con­ tinue stirring Ihrrc minutes (A round. Play matchrnakrr with dif­ few sugar crystals will remain.) ferent fruit* lo produce a de­ Ladle quickly Inio scalded con­ lectable marriage of flavors and tainer*. Cover «i once with tight lids, l.ci stand al room tempera­ te x tu re s — p ea ch es w ith b l u e b e r r i e s , o r a n g e s or ture 24 hours: ihen store In strawberries, strawberries alone freezer. Small amounts may be or In combination with rhubarb covered and stored In refrigera­ tor up to three weeks Make* as well os peaches To make your jam. start with about 444 cups or about 6 (8 f|. the freshest, ripest fruit — Juicy, red strawberries (green capts Intact, please), plump blueber­ ries. smooth and rosy (tenches, crip red or pink rhubarb and tangy. firm orange*. Wash the fruit and discard anything you don't want In I he Jam. like caps, stems, skins, pits or serds. Then, (h e c k each recipe for the how-to's of preparing and m ix­ ing the (rull you'll use N e x t, y o u 'l l need som e supplies and rqulpmrnt Make sure you have all I he Ingredients listed In the recl|>c. Im hiding the Certo or Sure-Jell fruit pectin. Gather together iwo Ixiwls Ismail and large), a paring knife, a sturdy mixing *|xx>o. measuring cup*, a ladle and. of course, I - or 2-cup freezer containers with tight-filling cover* or lids Scald the freezer containers and Ihen mix the Jam according lo the dlrecllons In uny one of the scrumptious recipes. Pour Immediately Inin the containers and let them stand at room trm pcrnlurr for 2d hour*. You ( iiu keep most of I hr mam frnh and available for up to six months by slorlng It In the freezer. The Jam you and your family want lo dip Into right awuy will sluy fresh In Ihr refrlgerutor (or three wreks Publix oz.) containers. PEACH BLUEBERRY JAM 1*4 cups prepared fruit (about Mi pt. fully ripe blucberrle* and I lb fully ripe peaches) 4 cups I I 44 lb.) sugar 2 tablespoons lemon Juice I pouch Certo fruit pectin Plrat prepare the fruit. Fine­ ly chop or grind about 4Y pint blueberries. Measure 44 cup Into large bowl or pan Peel, ptt and finely chop or grind about one [round peaches. Measure 144 cups and ndd to blueberries. Then prepare the Jam. Thoroughly mix sugar Into fruit: let stand lo minutes. Add lemon Juice to fruit pectin In small bowl. Stir Into fruit. Continue stirring three minutes. (A few sugar crystals will remain.) Kadie quickly Into scalded contain­ er*. Cover at once wllh tight lids. Let stand at room temperature 24 hours: then store In freezer, Small amounts may be covered and stored In refrigerator up to three weeks Makes about five cups or about 8 (8 fl. oz.| containers PEACH ORANGE CONSERVE 1orange 14S ctips prepared peaches 11 '4 lb fully ripe peaches! 3 tablespoons finely chopped /] w ' \ ntxm t t q u a rt atrswtM-rrtea a n d h » °> $ JL STR AW BE RR Y RHUBARB JELLY 2 cups prepared Juice lutxuit l qt. hilly ripe slrawlx’rrlrs and Mi Hi. rhubarb) 4 Mi cup* |2 lb.) sugar 3 tuhlrn|Mx>nn lemon Juice l ixruch Certo fruit pectin Plrat p re p a re the f r u it . Thoroughly crush, one layer ut a time, uhotrl I quart strawberries Place 111Jelly cloth or bag and let drip. When dripping bus almost ceased, (ires* gently. Measure l ' i cup* Inlo huge Ixiwl or pun, Finely grind Ido mil peril uboul 44 (xiund rhubarb Place In Jelly cloth or tmg and lei drip When drdipping Inis almost erased, press gently. Mrasurr 4* cup and add to strawberry Juice. f ma k e t he Jel l y. Thoroughly mix sugar Into Juice; let stand 10 minutes. Mix Irtnon juice and fruit pectin In small ixrwl; stir Inlo Juice Continue stirring three minutes. (A few sugar crystals will remain.) Pour quickly Inlo seuldrd containers Cover ut once wllh light lids. I >t sland ut rrxrm Irmpriuture 24 hours; Ihr store In freezer Small ummmiB muy lx* covered and siored In rrlrlgrrulor up to Ihrrc weeks Mukrs about B44 cups or about 818 (1. oz I containers STR AW BERR Y PEACH JAM 144 cups prepared fruit (about I pt. fully ripe strawberries and 44 lb. fully rtpe peaches) 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 4 cups (144 lb.) sugar 4* cup water I box Surc-Jelly fruit pectin First prepare the fralt. Stem and thoroughly rnish. one layer at a lime, about I pint strawber­ ries Measure one cup Into large bowl or pan. Peel, pit and grind or llnrly chap about 44 pound peaches. Mrasurr H cup and add to struwberrlrs; add lemon t fruit. e two teaspoons rind from one orange. Section orange, dice the sections and measure 44 cup. Peel, pit and grind or finely chop aboul 144 pounds peaches. Measure 144 cups inlo large bowl or pan Add orange rind and section*, nuts, cherries and lemon Juice. Riblix has the recipe for success lJ Half the fun of cooking is trying something new. 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Then a 3,500exciting recipes from Americans famous food editors to you. place a few pieces til a time In electric blender container so blades are Jiin I covered. Cover container, and turn control from off to low several limes unill troll I* chopped. (l)o nol purer I Measure 2 cups Inlo large Ixiwl or pan. Add lemon rind and nutmeg the prepare r the conserve. COOKBOOK COLLECTION STR AW BE R R Y BUTTER make First G Then make Thoroughly mix sugar Into fruit mixture: let stnd ten minutes Mix water and fruit pectin In small saucepan. Bring to a full boll and boll one minute, stirring constantly. Stir Into fruit. Con­ tinue stirring three minutes. IA few sugar crystals will remain ) Ladle quickly Into scalded con­ tainers. Cover al once with tight lids, Let stand at room tempera ture 24 hours: then slore in freezer. Small amounts may be covered and stored In refregerator up to three weeks Makes about 54^ cups or about 6 (8 d. oz.I containers. C a ll’s 2 cups prepared trull (ulxnit I qt fully ripe strawberries) 4y teaspoon grated lemon rind 'A teaspoon nutmeg 4 cups 1144 lb.) sugar 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 1 pouch Certo fruit pectin F irs t prepare the fruit, Sirin Then nuts 3 tablespoons dropped mara­ schino cherries 2 tablespoons lemon Juice 444 cu psll lb. 14oz.) sugar 44 cup water I box Sure-Jell fruit pectin Publix 1 �Evening HerakJ, Sintord, FI Wednetdxy. April 24, m s - ] B Potpourri Quick Tex-Mex Sheet Cake Goes To A Picnic C ream y sheet cako has a great ta ste . 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(16-oz. pkg............................ *1.79) -1 cup* cooked shell macaroni 3 Florida pink grapefruit, jieeled and srriloned (reserve any Juice for dressing) 1cup slu-ed celery <up alien! carrot Vk cup cooked ja-as •T cup chopped parsley cup chopped Rrt en onion Mi cup salad oil Mi cup Florida grapefruit Juice 2 tablespoons dlsiillnl white vinegar I ira*|Mion dried dill weed, crumbled 1 teaspoon celery seed V* lra*|Mioii sail I can (15 ounces) pink salmon, drained la-tture In lark*' ImiwI combine maca­ roni. grapefruit sections, celery, carrot, peas, parsley and green onion In screw lop Jar combine oil, grapefruit Juice, vinegar, dill, celery seed and salt Shake well. Pour dressing over macaroni mixture. Toss well. Cover. Chill 30 minutes. Hreak salmon Into large pieces, fold Info macaroni mixture To serve, spoon salad onto lettuce lined plates. Yield H servings. BEEF AND VEGETABLE® W ITH PEPPERED BOY SAUCE .Sauce.I cup dry sherry Vy cup soy sauce 1 l a hie spoon w h ite vinegar See POTPOURRI. 4B w ine �• y 4B -Evening Mtrald, Sanford, FI W tdn«td*y, April 24, l f t l C runchy P ick le s P o ck Punch To P o sto S o lo d ...Potpourri Continued From 3B Vi teaspoon hot red pepper sauce or to taste Vi teaspoon sugar Href and Vegetable*: 1 lb. sirloin or round steak, sliced paper thin (slice meat when It la partially frozen) 2 onions, sliced thin *4 lb, red or white radishes. To some, a macaroni salad Is naked without pickles. And the growing trend to combine fruits and vegetables with a variety of pastas makes for some Inter­ esting combinations. A new generation of pasta salad Includes crunchy pickles and pea pods with macaroni. A n olh er version has Swiss cheese for added protein, green peas. egg. celery and other Items Joined with sweet pickles sliced thin I medium cucumber, seeded and sliced thin I can (8 oz.) water chestnuts, drnlned. sliced thin 8 green onions, cut Into I inch lengths W eup butler Combine all Ingredients for sauce and btend well. Divide evenly among four small table serving dishes, Arrange meat and vegetables attractively on a platter. Mell butter In electric skillet, or wok set for 375* (on stove top, set conventional skillet or wok over medium high heal). Add vegrlables and cook, stirring con­ stantly, until partially cooked, about three minutes. Add beef and conllnue to cook and stir 3*4 minutes more, or until meat Is cooked to taste. Spoon onto Individual serving plates or place In serving dish. Dip cooked meat and vegetables Into sauce as desired. stems removed 12 cups) V» cup vegetable oil 2 tablespoons sweet mixed pickle liquid Cook rotelle according to trackage directions. Rinse with water; drain well Mix In pickles and pea pods. Combine oil and pickle liquid. Pour over rotelle; mix. Chill. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 4 to 6 servings. CHEESE. PEAS AND PICKLE S A L A D 1 cup Swiss cheese, cut into thin strips (about 4 ounces) I cup cooked green peas Vt cup sweet mixed pickles cup diced celery PICKLED PA ST A SALAD Salad d e lu xe : pickles, p a sta, pea pods. 8 ounces rolelle (4 cups) or 8 ounces elbow macaroni (2 cupsl I cup sweet mixed pickles 1j [round pea pods. I hard-cooked egg. chopped Is cup mayonnaise I tablespoon sweet pickle liquid I teaspoon chopped chives Dash salt and pepper 1 hard-cooked egg. sliced 1 tomato, cut In wedges Sweet mixed pickles In medium bowl, toss tngethe: cheese, peas, pickles, celerychopped egg. mayonnaise, pickh liquid, chives and salt ant pepper. Chill. Garnish with eg* slices, tomato wedges and add! tlonal sweet mixed pickles Thi* kitchen-tested recipe makes -I servings CAULIFLOW ER WITH WATER CHESTNUTS 1 head cauliflower (about 2 lbs.), cut Into flowerets Vi cup chicken broth I tablespoon dry sherry 1 tablespoon soy sauce 14 teaspoon cornstarch 1 tablespoon cold water 2 tablespoons rooking nil I tablespoon minced fresh ginger 1 can (8 oz.) water chestnuts, drained, sliced thin 2 green onions, minced Vi cup minced rooked ham Hlunrh cauliflower flowerets in boiling salted water to cover for three minutes; drain In colander ami rinse with cold water to slop cooking. In u small bowl, combine chicken broth, sherry, and soy sauce; set aside. In another small bowl, blend cornstarch and cold water; sel aside. Flare wok or large skillet over medium high heat. When li it hot, udd two tablespoons cook­ ing oil. Add ginger and rook and stir until It Is golden, ubout 30 seconds. Add water chestnuts and green onions; cook, stirring, until bested through, about one minute. Add cnullflowrr a cup ni a lime, stirring und turning each addition so I hat (h r tlowrrrts become coated wlih oil. Add chicken broth mixture and bring to a boll, Reduce heal to modrr ate und simmer the vegetable mixture two minutes nr until cutilKlower Is crisp-tender. Stir cornstarch mixture and add to pan. Continue rooking und stirring until sauce has Ihlckrnrd und bus thoroughly coated cauliflower Flare vegeta­ bles In serving bowl. tnpi>ed with minced ham. Serve Immediate­ Good Source of Vitamins C. A & Iron, Tonder Fresh Florida (Medium Size) Tasty Asparagus............ s 99* Crisp, Juicy Washington Extra Fancy G o ld e n D e lic io u s Apples.................3 ft 99* Zucchini Squash ... V* 33* Tomatoes............ For Salads or Sandwiches, Fresh Crisp Minute Maid Country Style Chilled 39* C u c u m b e rs a n d Bell Peppers.........5 .<>. *1 Serve With Hollandalse S au ce , Tender Fresh Artichokes............ 3 ... *1 Iceberg Lettuce Florida Fresh Tender rb Florida Crisp Green Serve with Cheese Sauce, Sno-White Western Fresh large head Orange Juice Cauliflower ly. CHILI CORN MUFFINS 1 egg 1 cup skim milk 2 tnhlrs|MMms corn oil 2 to 4 tablespoons chopped green chllles I cup yellow commeul t» cup unaided (lour 3 luhles|MM)iis sugar 1 tablespoon baking |M>wder 1 tru»|>oon salt III siuull bowl stir together egg. milk, corn oil and chllles. In large Ikjw I nllr together cornmeul. Hour, sugar, baking IKiwder und salt. Make well lu renter and add milk mixture Stir llghlly Just until Hour m ix­ ture Is moistened. (Itutter will tx- lumpy.) Spoon Into 12 greased (2 14-lnt’ h -b y -l H -in c h l muffin cups Hake III 400 degree oven 25 to 30 minutes or until lightly browned Serve warm. Th is kitchen rested recipe mukes 12 mulflns CRANBERRY T E A SQUARES 2 cups nilird ull-purpoar Hour 1 tru sp o o n Halt 2 lra»|HK>n» b aking powder (4 tru sp o o n b a k in g w ida (x cup shortening 1 eup sugar 1 rgg V4 eup trrsh orange p in «• I lublrspoun grated fresh orunge rind (4 r-upr‘hopped mils I V4 cuptt coarsely chopped fresh cranberries Sift Hour with »ali, baking powder and soda ( ‘ream short­ ening with augur, beat In egg I I I e n d In f l o u r m I x t u re alternately with orunge juice. Stir In orungr rind, unta und cranberrlea. T u rn Into a well* g r r a a e d . l l g h l l y f lo u r e d tMnch-by-2-tnch pun. Hake In 375-degtre oven 45 mlnutra, or until cake leatrr Inaerted In center cornea out clean. Cool In pun IO mlituira. Tu rn out onto u wire rack to finlah cooling. To arrvr, cul Into 2 Inch aquarea. Thta kitchen* trated recipe makea IH aquarea £ I ;*» » - i A * ' t ■'■r ■j * f* v m L ife . . .K e e p it g o ing. 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Tab, Mello Yello or Reg. or Diet: Sprite, Caffeine Free Coke or Coca Cola 2-liter bottle $119 �Evening Herald. Santord. FI. Wednesday, April U . I» «5 -5 B Entertaining Take A Hint From The English; Prepare A Few Simple Entrees Scotch eggs ore hard-boiled eggs enveloped in deep-fried moat coating. r in Oil or Water, Chicken of the Sea Light Hunt's Chunk Tu n a ' Weekend guests celebration ol an rngattcmcnt or birthday, or a leisurely morning with the famtly are common reasons for a brunch. Whenever casual en­ tertaining Is desired to greet the day. taken hint from the English and prepare a lew simple entrees fora pleasing meal Scotch eggs a traditional picnic and pub favorite, are hard-boiled eggs enveloped tn a meat mating that's deep fried to a gentle brown. Delicious warm Breakfast Club Florida Grade A White Large Eggs per dozen or cold, this version features ground ham enlivened with lenncl seeds and I'abasco pepper sauce Fennel seeds have long been a favorite seasoning lor l>ork. and Tabasco sauce Is a taste enhancer lltat goes well with a great variety of ingtc dlents Unlike other varieties, only a small amount of this pepper M uer is netessarv to attain maximum flavor itt a dish fait the eggs with Golden Salmon Cutlets, a moist, de­ Olde Smithfield Fresh Homogenized Sliced Bacon Publix Milk gallon size 1-lb. pkg. Z S Low F it , i s to w F it or Shim, QiMon S u e Available with On# S4M s tim p Price S u n Certltlcele Grocery Kellogg's Cereal Rice Krispies....... 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YIELD Almut I cup Chicken Classic Publix VO-5 VO-5 Shampoo......t o *1’® Normal or Extra Control . bottle $419 (Limit 1 Plesss, With Other Purchases of S7.SO or More, ■■eluding All Tobaeoo Items) ■Health & Beautyl lice Cream P u d d in g P o p s .......... 29° Sunmald Seed less or Golden S eed less Publix S h o r t e n i n g 3 -lb. can Assorted Flavors Beets........................... 69® Progresso Regular, Automatic Drip or Electric Perk 09° large roll Aunt Nellie's Rod Cabboge, Pickled B eets and Onions, Sweet Sour Sliced Pickled Beets, or Sweet Sour Harvard Chill Beans.......... 79® Peter Pan Creamy or Crunchy All Vegetable Regular or Butter Flavor Oatmeal Cookies............... B raw ny To w e ls Joan of Arc Kidney Beans or Old Tap Beer....... Sunshine Country Style Assorted Paper THIS A D E FFE C TIV E : TH UR S., APR. 23 TH R U W ED., M A Y 1, 1083 . . . lectable treat lltat reflects the fondness lor tilts fish and lor hearty breakfasts tn the Com ­ monwealth. Salmon front the Ihttish isles is considered among ihe lines! of the Atlantic type and often prepared lor brunch Here grated carrots add a mild sweetness to flat croquettes. also known as cutlets Serve Ih ii Ii brunch specialties wbh Creamy Mustard Sauce a flavoring tpiulllv at home with pork and seafood Add toast or tolls broiled tomatoes, hot and fold beverages ami chilled frufl tor a relaxed vet elegant feast. S C O TC H EGGS 2 t ups ground cooked (tain t.ilioul's |N>undl 1 tmeooked egg 2 tublcH|KM>ii‘i water I teaspoon ground lemtel sccdi 1j teaspoon pepper sauce H hard-cooked egg* I cup prepared dry bread crumbs Oil lor frying lit medium Ixml mix ham tmeooked egg. water, fennel seed* and Tabasco sauce, mix welt Put ham mixture around hard cooked eggs to make an even coaling; roll lit crumbs. In a deep-fryer or heavy xaiirepan. heat enough oil to :i50 F. to eovei eggs Add hard cooked eggs a few at a lime, and liv until golden hmwn. 2-3 minutes Drain on paper towels Serve warm or eold with Creamy Mustard Saner* Y IELD l servings G O LD EN SA LM O N C U T L E T S I ran 11 poundl salmon, flaked '*i cup cracker crumb* oi packaged dry bread crumbs 1, cup shredded« arrol I I cup finely chop|N'd onion I large egg. lightly Itcalen i teaspoons lemon |ulce I I teaspoon Pepper Sauce 1« cup vegetahlc oil In m edium bowl combine salmon, crumbs, carrot, onion, egg. lemon Juice and Tabasco, mix well. Shape Into B patties. In large skillet, heal oil. Fry cutlets 114 minutes pci side until nlrety browned. Serve with Creamy Muslurd Sauce* YlKl.lv 4 servlnan During Hie lust 10 minute* of cooking, peas anti spicy, diced green chiles are addetl Hul. It's the brewed soy sauce that mills richness to llge recljie. As mi all -purpose seasoning. II has Ihr ability it> blend together Individ­ ual flavors, so the result Is distinctive yhrt hurintinlou®. A R R O ZC O N PO L L O 3-pound frying chicken, cut up I tubleapoon vegetable oil I I an I14W o i l chicken broth 3 medium tomatoes, chopped l* cup uncooked long grain rice It cup soy sauce I package 110 oz | frozen green pea*, thawed I can 14 oz.) diced green chiles Hrown chicken oil both side* in hot oil In Dutch oven or large skillet over medium-high heal. Remove and drain off fat. Cornblur chicken broth, tomatoes, rice and soy sauce In same pan; bring lo boll. Arrange chicken pieces over mixture; cover and simmer 30 minutes Sllr In peas and chiles; bring to boll. Cover uud simmer 10 minutes longer, or until chicken Is tender. Makes I lo 6 servings �4B -Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednetday, April 74, 1115 ...C o o k Continued Prom IB texted recipes Ihul hrr whole family enjoys; W AIKIKI M EATBALLS I Vi lbx. ({round l>crf V i« up 3 minute oatmeal '4 cup finely chopped onion I rM 1Vi Isp. milt, or to taxlc V4 tup. dinner 'i m p milk 1labtexpoon shortening Combine a ll Ingredients. except shortening, and shape Into balls using teaspoon to measure each one. Brown In shortening, then drain. I Isp. vanilla While cakr Is sllll hot. mix Icing Ingredients and spread on cake Open Books Open Up The World DEAR ABBY: As an eighthgrade English and social studies trarher. 1 am trying to en­ courage my students to establish the hahll of reading * Students tend lo emulate and Identify with famous people, so I urn asking various celebrities to help me wllh ihls project. As you know, Ahby. better educated students grow up to be more Informed and responsible citi­ zens. Would you please write a paragraph or Iwo. stressing the imfHjrtance of reading'/ Thank vou for vour time and FRUIT SA L A D DELIGHT I can chunk pineapple (15!« oz . drained) I can mandarin oranges ( I I oz.. drained) *4 cup maraschino cherries I cu p m i n i a t u r e marshmallows I cup sour cream I cup shredded coconut Drain pineapple, oranges and cherries. Combine all Ingre­ dients except sour cream In a large bowl. Add the sour cream and mix well Refrigerate al least 2 hours before serving. Serves 0. help RAY SMYTHE. SAUCE Dear Abby PORTLAND. ORE. DEAR MR. SMYTHE: With pleasure. If [ could givr young |x-ople one piece of advice. It would be read. read, read! Heading will open up new worlds, real and Imagined. Rrad for I n f o r m a t io n , read for pleasure, read for inspiration. closing paragraph Irom one of Our libraries contain a wealth of my favorite poems. "T h e Read­ information and entertainment, ing M o th e r." by Strickland and It's all yours — as much as Gtllilnn: " Y o u m ay have tan gib le you want — free for thr taking! wealth untold: The person who docs not read "Caskets of Jewels and coffers has no advantage over the of gold. person who cannoi read. ' Richer lhan I vou can never And since last week was Na­ lx- — " I bad a mother who read lo tional Library Week. 1 want lo rtuourage parents lo read lo me.” Ihelr very young chltdrrn. This loving act will create a bond of closeness between parent and C O N F I D E N T I A L TO child as well as make die child CURIOUS IN ST. PAUL; When aware of ihe buries treasures people say. ’’It's not I he money, ibat ran be found In books It's the principle of the thing" — Let me share with you the It's usually the money. 2 tablespoons eornslareb Vi cup brown sugar W e W ill Continue Dividend Certificates , 1 1314 oz. ran pineapple . (hunks. (Drain and reserve liq­ uid) Vi cup vinegar I lahirspoon soy sauce *4 cup lx-11 pepjier. chopped Crmihlne cornstarch, brown sugar, pineapple Juice, soy sauce and vinegar In sauce pan and rook until thickened. Add pine­ apple chunks and Ih-11 pepper, cook one minute, then pour over meatballs. Cook togetjirr until utrn ih ulls are hot enough. Serves 4-6. WE ARE NO LONGER ISSUING vK-O' MOCK CHICKEN LOAP 1 Hi ground beef 2 cups dry bread crumbs l egg. beaten I medium onion, chopped I can chicken noodle or chicken rice soup Vi Isp. poultry seasoning Sa|t and jiepper lo tuste Mix all Ingredients and bake In loaf pan al 350° for 45 minutes. Serves 4 0, CKEAMY HAM AND POTATO SKILLET 5 etifts potatoes, pared and sliced t lb. iresh green beans, cut in l-lnrli lengths I cupchopped celery I Vi cups wutcr *4 Isp. sail 1 cupchopped onion Vi cup butler or inargurlne 'i ( lift Hour 2 cups cooked hum. cuticd 2 laldesptMins Iresh parsley, optional 1*4 cups shredded Cheddar cheese C o m b in e p u la tn rs , green beans, celery, water and salt in 12 In. skillet. Cover and simmer 15 minutes Drain vegetables, reserve cooking liquid. Add enough milk to rooking liquid to make 2*4 ups and set aside, Saule onions In melted bolter In Ihr skillet until lentlrr. Add Hour, blend well, GruduuJIy silr In lltr 2 'i cups milk mixture stirring constantly until sauce thickens Hull I minute Add the drained vegetables, ham ami parsley. Cover and simmer l<> m inutes S p rin k le Cheddar cheese on lop Cover and sim­ mer 5 mure mlnuicH until cheese (smelled. Serves 4 loti it Pays To Shop Pantry Pride for Q uality, Selection and savings! U.S.D.A. 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PKG. 89 TENDER & TASTY HICKORY wHUNtx nroxtN ASSOHTtDVABKTY 7 * Cash ' Dividend r Cash ~ Dividend CKEAMY IIHOCCOLI BAKE 1*4 lbs fresh broccoli, or 2 10 n/.. packages lin/cn broccoli, cooked and drained 1 can cream of mushroom soup ' « cup milk Vi (Mil* c h e d d u r ch e e se , shredded Place cooked broccoli In ungreased casserole dish Beal soup and milk until smooth. Pour over broccoli; sprinkle will) cheese. HI-DR 1 TOWELS S T A R - K IS T COMET TUNA CLEANSER LARGE PAPER CHUNK LIGHT IN WATER OR OIL 14-OZ PANTRY PRIDE REGULAR OR BROWN 6.SOZ CAN LESUEUR PEAS 17-OZ CAN DOZEN 1 ROLL Mia together: I cup lllsqulck and *-« cup milk until crum bly. Sprlnkly Ibis over the cheese lopping Itakr at 400° (or 20 mtimtra or uni il i ninths ate light blown. ('aullllowrr may lx* used lo place of broccoli, Serves 4-6. I9 STUFFING! CASSEROLE I lb ground heel I package frozen later tots I box shilling mix 1*i cups whole milk (some canned milk may be usedl 2 cans errumed soup fcclcry. onion, mushroom or chicken) WITH ONE rx ito CASH avtofNO ctm w cA Tt t impped celery and onion, to tuste Pal raw ground beef Into tsilloin of 13x0” baking pun Cover wllh a layer of slulHog mix. right from the box. Cover wit It celery and onion. Pour n >u ] m over tills and the milk over (lie soups Top wllh frozen taler tols and rover with foil. Bake al 350* for l-IV i hours. Itrmovr foil the last IS minutes uud let brown. Serves 4-0. HONEY BUN CAKE I Box yellow cake mix Hoi sour cream •l eggs '• cup oil Vi cup sugar IC1N0 1cup confect loner’s sugar 2 tablespoons milk Jt ____________ . 1 ... . « - r » • • . ) . Brag j f 4v Tbsdtos A IM PUM P TOOTHPASTE 4 5-OZ mu $1 29 o h m in ; HCOEN V4LLCY rVXNOi VLASIC BABY. NI0T1M ON ALOC "06MEBOBBOUSHDXL KAREN K A Y E SHAMPOO . moz1.77 PICKLES BCXJD MOULAA MUBH OR rXESH ........... 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SANFORD 2M4 ORLANDO ROAO, ZAYTIE PLAZA AT THE CORNER OF 174a 4 ORLANDO ROAD pagiMiai VS 1.49 r^TTXJtz t v£ —- •»* VS .39 COUNT 1.79 �Evening Herald. San lord. Ft. Wednesday, April 34. I H J -7 B In many parts of the world rice Is the mainstay of the diet. In the United Stales rice is now often part of the meals In the southern and southwestern states. The basic types of rice avail­ able to us are: long-grain, quick cooking, brown rice, and wild rice. There are numerous rice mixtures that contain special seasonings and herbs. All of these grains can be prepared In the microwave oven, but the time and power settings differ. Kcgular long-grain rice Is dry and needs to absorb water to soften. M icrowaving time Is shorter than conventional, but not as short as with molster foods, The method I find most suc­ cessful for microwaving four servings of lo n g-gra in rice M ic ro w a v e M a g ic Rice On Way As Mainstay In U.S. Diets Midge My co ff minutes, or until all the water Is absorbed. You no doubt have a favorite rice dish that could be adapted Home Economist to the microwave oven and I Seminole suggest doing that. Just re­ Communltv College member io reduce some of the liquid and adjust cooking times Try some of these rice recipes Utilizes 100% power and 50% and use them as a guide for your power settings. 1 cup long-grain rice. 2 cups adaptat loirs. VEGETABLES WITH RICE water. 1 teaspoon salt, and 1 4 cups cooked brown (or white teaspoon butter. Measure rice, hot water, salt rlcel 2 cups sliced fresh mushrooms and butter Into a 2-quart casse­ 1 medium carrot, chopped role. Cover and microwave on 's cup green pepper, chopped 100% power for 5 minutes, *3 cup chopped celery reduce power to 50% and con­ 1» cup chopped onion tinue to microwave for 10*12 2 tablespoons butter minutes. Fluff with a fork and Dash of pepper allow to stand, covered, (or 8-10 T o Redeem Cash Thru M ay 1 1 ,1 9 8 5 . ^ ^ r^ P R O D U C E ». 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OF 6 n e m o s o M trn m u SNO WHfTt JUMBO HEAD P E A R S ..................69 NORTHERN BATHROOM TISSUE y U S. NO. 1 RUSSETT PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, APRIL 25 THRU WEDNESDAY. MAY 1. 1965. QUANTTTY RIGHTS RESERVED. IN T H E D E L I/ B A K E R Y STORES O N LY - s Cash — Dividend FRESH BAKED JUMBO COUNTRY PRIDE FRIED CHICKEN KAISER ROLLS FRANKS SODAS 0 PIECE SATCHEL 6/79 2 LITER QUART JAR FRIED RICE 2 cups rul-up rooked chicken, beef or pork 3 cups Vegetables With Rice mixture (above) 2 eggs I teaspoon butler I tablespoon soy sauce Mix 2 cups cut-up chicken (beef or pork). With 3 cups of the vegetable rice mixture. Heat 2 eggs and microwave for I V3 minutes with I teaspoon butter Allow eggs to set. then chop Into small pieces. Add to the rtce mixture with l tablespoon soy sauce. Toss to blend well CHILI AND RICE DINNER CASH DIVIDEND COUPONS. ... 1 clove garlic, minced In a 2-quart casvrole combine m ushroom s, c e le ry, carrot, green pepper, onion, garlic and butter. Cover and microwave on 100% power 4-6 minutes, or until vegetables are fork tender Stir alter half the rooking time. Makes 8 servings Sate: If you freeze half of this recipe you can use It as a base for Fried Rice. l pound ground beef I cup chopped green pepper 1cup chopped onion l clove garlic, minced water l (1 6 o u n ce ! can w hole tomatoes, chopped and drained, reserve liquid 1 (1513 miner) can tomato sauce l cup rlct* 2-3 tablespoons du ll powder In a 4-quart casserole, crumble groun d beef, stir In green p e p p e r, o n io n and g a rlic . Microwave on IOO% power 4-6 mluutrs. nr until beef Is browned and onion Is tender. Stir several times, drain. Add enough water to the reserved toamto liquid to measure 2 cups; add to beef and silr In remaining Ingredients Microwave on 100% power 6-8 minutes, reduce power setting to 50% and microwave, covered, 30 35 minutes, or until rice Is almost lender. Let stand, cov ••red. 15 minutes lirfore serving Since moving In the South. I've found that chicken and rtce is a southern tradition. This may nut 1m- |us | as you have always had this favorite, hul II Is very good CH IC KEN AND R ICE S TE W I - 1In |K)umlschlckeu parts I medium union chopped 113 cups diced carrots I cup sliced celery 1 cup cubed bam 45cup while rice 4Vi cups water 2 tablespoons snlp|x*d parsley 1 teaspoon luslant chicken bouillon 1 teaspoon salt W trunpoon uurhc w ll U teaspoon curry powder Vs teaspoon pepprr 1 cup milk VicupHulfft Half 2 tablespoons while wine Combine chicken, onion, carrat, celery, hum. rice, water, parsley. Imiu IIIo ii . salt, garlic nail, curry and pepper III a 3 qu.nl casserole. C o v e r w ith lid . m icrowave on 100% power 40-50 minutes, or unlit ull is trndrr. Remove chicken pieces lo platter to cool. Stir milk. Half A Half and white wlur Into rice mixture. Cut chicken from the txmr. Add lo the rlcc mixture. Cover. Microwave on IOO% power 3-5 minutes, or until healed through This chicken and rice salad Is a good recipe lor a brunch amt Is also giMKl as a main dish salad. CHICKEN-RICE VINEOARETTE STORE SUCED CHOPPED HALF H A M POUND 99 c PICKLE OR OL/VE B A K E D LO A V ES HALF .9 9 LAND O' LAKES *fTM O M 11.110 CASH (tfVKXND C l* ™ | A f( AM ERICAN J S 1.49 cheese MAOE WITH CRABMEAT N E P TU N E S A LA D ^ 2 . 4 9 D A IR Y / D E L I KAHN’S JUMBO FRANKS PANTRY PRIDE ORANGE 7 JUICE -Z M O T ON K I F f e > c 160Z h alf K S r* $189 PKG. .. S11.49 a w A iiM r r TU R K EY H A M ....... . SS 1.29 ____ U M M 0 0 U MAW. MACARONI OR POTATO »« CUP K IN SCR SSALAD S.. IS .7 9 B ologna 1.59 ASSORTED FLAVORS ngj DANNON YOGURTS 2 wz .89 ----------------------- BAKERY PULLMAN OR BUTTERMILK BREAD 24QZ LOAF G LAZED D O N U TS 12/1.79 R/rm C LA U SSEN pw AXELROD’S MCOTTA PANTRY PRIDE R Y E B R E A D ....................7 9 RING C H O C . 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Vi cup salad oil Vi cup elder vinegar 2 tablespoons sugar Vi teaspoon garlic salt Vi teaspoon celery seed V* teaspcxrn dry mustard Vs teaspoon pepper A rra n g e c h ic k e n b re ast, skin side up In an H Inch square buklng dUh. Cover with wax paper. Microwave on 100% power 7-8 minutes, or until chicken Is trndrr. Cool. Remove skin and hones Cut mrul Into bite size pieces. Chill. Combine rice, wutrr. salt and Vi teaspoon oil In a I quart microwave-safe casserole. Cover. Microwave on 100% power 4 5 minutes, or until mixture bolls, then reduce setting to 30% powrr for 9-10 minutes, or until rice Is tender and water Is ulmorbed. Coo). Combine chicken, rice, cu­ cumber. tomato, green pepper, onion and parsley In mixing bowl. Combine dressing Ingre­ dients In a 1-cup measure. Heat to blend. Four over salad Ingre­ dients and toss gently. Cover and refrigerate for at least 6 hours to blend flavors. T h u salad ran lie pressed Into a mold and inverted on a serving plate. G a n rlsh w ith che rry tomatoes and cucumber slices. �BLONDIE an Evening Herjld, laniard, FI Wadnaufay, April 74, ItSi by Chic Young by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY THE BORN LOSER (lU IM W D IK IC tfW M e tt IS HO BOOM FCR. by Art Sansom (jF A X 6 K » O m < ~ 7 CCAUb, IT'S A yJOfZTH CC*6 by Bob Montana ARCHIE auq w h a t a b o u t ■- TH E PEOPLE N E X T ( POOR . ARE TH EY FPlCNPLY/ by Howie Schneider EEK A MEEK van WArr im A n w vcu GET A HEADACHE. TO TAKE A PAIUKIUEC... tp u OUR EXTRA-STFOOGTH P R E -E M P TIV E ASPIRIM Swallowed A ir, Bacteria Two Main Causes O f Gas DEAR DR. G O T T I am writing about a very embar­ rassing problem. 1 am 68 and in good health. The problem la gas; It doesn't matter what l eat. We like to eat out once in a while, but I am too embarrassed. What ran 1do? DEAR READER - Intestinal gas has lw o c o m p o n e n ts : swallowed air and the products of bacterial action Many people have the unfor­ tunate habit of gulping air when they swallow, fo-rause they eat too quickly or have a natural tendency to swallow air when th e y d r in k O f c o u rs e , carbonated beverages provide carbon dioxide, which, when Ingested, can cause abdominal distension and gurgling. If you are a gulper. you can signifi­ cantly reduce Intestinal gas by analysing your eating habits, slowing down and making an effort to avoid an swallowing. The gas produced by intestinal biirtrrla Is quite another matter. When certain foods are partially digested and enter the large bowel (c o lo n ), the n o rm a l bacterial Inhabitants of the In­ testine break down these foods. I'm oversimplifying the process, hut the end result is gas. Gasproducing foods are a traditional source of Jokes, but there is no doubt that beans do encourage bacterial action. Recently, nutritionists have d is c o v e re d th a t the n o n ­ absorbable sugar, sorbitol — a common non-caloric sweetener — is a primary source of gas due to bacterial action. "Sugarlcss” chewing gum and candy, for instance, can turn an otherwise harmless person Into a social llabilily. Anyone who suffers the In­ dignity of Intestinal gas can usually Improve I he situation by eating carefully and eliminating specific foods. An over-thec o u n t e r m e d i c in e c a lle d siinrlheconr often can aid gas reduction. D E A R DR G O TT My husband developed very bad hrealh. After trying all the usual things, we discovered that huh a glass of buttermilk after each meal did away with the odor. Perhaps you could tell us Just what Ihe buttermilk does, Could bad breath be caused by some kind of body-chemical disorder that some folks have? DEAR READER - Buiiermllk contains, among other things, h a r m le s s b a c te r ia c a lle d la c lo b a c llll. P ossibly these helpful germs are neutralising bacterial degradation of food caught between your husband's teeth. Perhaps the lartobacilll themselves are contributing to an Inllial digestive process lhat Rivor in tha Congo Mora growling 1 Corn porndga Actor Fonda S Auxiliary varb 2001. Roman B Hawaiian volcano Skataton pan Maw* — Cut langthwiaa 12 Firit word on Kiddad tha wait ArwnaJ ot Paru 13 Young lady (Ft. 10 Fuai-carrying abbr) (hip 14 Mat Watt rota 11 Wing-ahapad 15 Enthusiasm 18 Con tampon nr IB Frsthwttar pot paintar pots# 17 Bouthtrn data 23 Glacial rxtga 25 Saapon in (abbr.) Alaaka 18 Sawfcka 28 Found! (abbr) par! 20 Army Transport *T Roman Sarvtca (abbr.) 28 Emarakl Ilia 21 Wa» Introduead 30 (aklmo boat 32 Birif a horn# to 35 Unattractive 22 Anctant atringad inatrwmant 30 Cxpraai 24 Finniih laka 37 Dutch 20 01. Roman communa 28 Falaa 42 Potts 31 Wall (Sp I 1 1 1 33 Actraaa Novak • 34 Pondar 11 38 Mala ancaaior 38 Silkworm 11 40 Mild oath 41 Expanao >• 44 Causttc tubatanca 11 40 Godlmaas 48 Fbcdtiaat bard 50 Tha (Sp) 51 Piaca ol a traa takes place in the mouth, there bv preventing food particlet from being broken down — in i smelly way — by the billions o other organisms that Inhabit oui mouths. Send your questions to Dr Gott at P O . Box 91428. Clcve l.ind. Ohio 44101. Antwar to Fravioua Punts ACROSS S3 Explorar Vatco 43 Drop down tu d d anly d a _____• 45 land* haavily 40 Graak ragion 47 Anciant British chariot 49 Adam's ala 52 Oliva gangs 55 Sarb 50 Yawn ■ 1 u■ 1 ■■ • 1 • • . . " ■■ (all 59 In favor of L I ' 8 ■ 10 if >• it trunk 54 Oardan flowar 57 Octant numbari (abbr.) 58 Noraa patron Mint 00 Mambrana 01 Popular daatart 02 Varna haro 83 Jacob's twin 04 Oaiactad 05 Rivtr In iuropa 00 Invitation raiponM (abbr,) DOWN 1 Franch woman (abbr) ( C ) t m b* Nt> Inc W IN A T BR ID GE ^ l \\ MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS By Jam as Jacoby by Hargreavea A Sellers I M i ’l R E D O P ANT5 lE lT M lT E S AND CDCKWOAChES. On your partner's opening lead, It's normal for you. ns third hand, to play the lower of touching honors. That gives partner the most Information about your holding In the suit. llul if you want your partner to switch suits, wrong Information is best. This deal, from tourna­ ment competition, features the buttle for the overtrtek. Rubber bridge players cun lurn lo ihe next chapter. When West led ihe seven of hearts. East defender Heltle N o la n d of L a k e C h a r le s . Louisiana, knew that probably the best her side could do if West got on lead again would be to take three spade tricks. So she played the heart Jack at trick one. Playing this card denied the 10. and lhal message Is |ust what she wanted to convey to West. Declarer now took stock. If he played out Ihe diamonds and they did not split 3-3, he would have to make an embarrassing discard on the fourth round of diamonds. To hold Ihe spade suit protected, he would have to throw a club winner away. So, counting on the more probable 4-2 diamond split, he played the diamond ace and a low diamond to the 10. When West won the Jack, he usked himself why declarer had given up an early diamond. When he answered that ques­ tion, he played u spade and East took three spade trteks to deny declarer an overtrick. The problem for West was made much easier by the false Impression given by East at trick one that South held A Q -1 0 of hearts. NORTH ♦ SI YSS4 ♦ A KqsI I1 IS I ♦ KOI® WEST ♦ Y ♦ ♦ EAST ♦ A KU Y K J 1091 • 8J ♦ ■ II » S4J 75 J 97 4 74 4 SOUTH ♦ Y ♦ ♦ J 1074 A0 7 IDS A J S3 Vulnerable Both Dealer Baal Wctl North Paas 74 1 NT Pats Pat* Exit lY l’i u Pxu Sooth Pm . 2 NT Put Opening lead ¥7 HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... YO U R B IR T H D A Y A P R IL 3 5 .1 9 6 5 In Ihe coming year you will explore several new areas where you have never Irod before. The experience will be rewarding nnd add to your mental growth. T A U R U S (April 20-May 20) To gel pals to see things your way. you might be tempted to fudge a little when it comes to telling the truth today. Don't! The Match­ maker wheel reveals your coml>utlb!l!ty to all signs, as well as showing you which signs you are best suited lo romantically. To get yours, mail 52 to AstroGraph. Jtox 480. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. Q B lilN I I May 2 1-June 20) friendships cannot be bought today, so don't deceive yourself into thinking this is the way to get others to like you. All you have lo do is Just be yourself. C A N C ER (June 21 .July 22) Pals will come lo your aid today but you must let them do It their way and In their own good time. If you try to dictate terms, they'll exit. L E O IJuly 23 Aug 22) Swit­ ching horses In midstream in search of greener pastures will not only get you off course, but you could lose already-covered ground. V1ROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22| Today you could be too easily Influenced by others. With the least amount of discouragement, you might lay aside workable Ideas. L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Do not attempt to wrest control of a situation from the hands of one presently doing a competent Job. Interference will gum things up. SCO R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) To get desirable results In handling a complicated aaalgnment. you must use logical procedures. Do not act upon Impulse. 5 A O IT T A R IU 5 (Nov. 23 Dec. 21| Be careful today that you don't oversell yourself on some­ thing a wise friend thinks Is of dubious value. He’s apt to be right. C A P R IC O R N IDec. 22-Jan. 19) In yo u r involvem ents w ith friends today, you must be extra careful not to show partiality or play favorites. Treat each pal equally. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Delegating tasks you know you could take care of yourself is a precarious procedure today. Even If you get someone to do your Job. he's not apt to do it properly. P ISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Treat your pfired possessions with respect today. If you must transport valuables in your care, you'd be wise to lock them in your trunk. A R IE S (March 2 1-April 19| Your responsibilities toward your family should tuke prece­ dence over all personal activities today. Think of them first, not last. ANNIE TUMBLEWEEDS by Laonard Starr by T. K. Ryan Y A W N ? / - AN* Y SCCN IN PfOHE I Q\V? 8UNOFQLCXQ WHAf W M G S Vt?U HEAP* COLONeH MCftlSAHIR. 5IK? AW A U .?/ 5I6HT6 ONLYONfCf TN ESCN ^ Hoenr.ANP NOT THE MOST im p o r ta n t one. I A» ■ H UH ? WHICH one &M0Me IMPORTANT? �Fvrmng Herald. Sankm!, FI. Wbdnewljv- April 14. 1HJ— TB 10 Years A fte r The Fall, TV Looks Back A t Vietnam Instance, how he Iclt about what happened hi m e ." B y Jo a n H am m er U P I T V R e p o rte r 4But I've Changed../ John Ritter stars as an aspiring comic trying to change his reputation of i r ­ responsibility with his girlfriend, played by Susan D ey, In "Sunset Lim o u sin e," a com edy d ram a airing tonight at 9 on channel 6. NEW YORK (UP!I — Vietnam was railed ‘ the living room war.” thr only war the United States ever lost, and Americans sometimes felt It was being fought on the evening news broadcasts. It ended 10 years ago with the fall of Saigon — now renamed Ho Chi Mlnh City — on April 30. 1975 and this week television returns to Vietnam Much of the Vietnam revisited coverage will I k * live The CBS Morning News started a series of reports on Monday. On Friday Bryant Gumbcl will begin a series of live reports from Vietnam for NBC's "Today" show. On April 29. Ted Koppel's "Nightltnc " gets Into the act as will "Good Morning. America." An exception to the live reports Is Waller Cronklte s "CB S Reports — Honor. Duty and A War Called Vietnam." to air Thursday. 10 11 p in . Cronklte doesn't star In this show — ih.it slot is filled by the Americans who fought in Vietnam and now look back on their sacrifices In a war that lasted more than a decade. Involved more than 2.5 million American servicemen and claimed almost GO.(XX) American dead Forty perecni of those killed or wounded tn Vietnam were 19 years old or younger. One of the most poignant to talk about his experiences was former Marine Lt. Lewis It Puller. Jr,, of Alexandria. Va He Is the son of Lt. Gen. Lewis "Chesty" Puller, the nation's most decorated Marine. Young Puller strpped on a mine and lost both legs, as well as suffering other serious injuries He lay near death when his futher saw him and their were tears In his father's eyes. "There were a couple of times when he — I could arc that he wanted to ask questions. And he |ust wasn't able to." young Puller sold. "So I never got that — I was never able, and It's one of my regrets that 1 was never able to sit down with him and thrash it through, and I'd love to be able tn do that now. And find out. you know, for But his father died 111 1971. shortly afier Puller got back from Vietnam. Puller ts not sure we have learned the right lessons front Vietnam "Th e current — the In vogue — thing now that you hear everybody say Is. 'Well, we've learned that you never get info a war that you can’t — that you're not prepared to go all-out attd support.' Well. Jesus, you know we should've learned that 300 years ago. That's not a lesson In my mind. That's a catch line that gets applause, hut It 's not a lesson And former Army Spec. 4 Pal Finnegan ot Albany.N Y said "Th e y never say they're going to wage wars so that we can continue to have wars They always say. Well, we're waging the war mi we can get to the peace.' Well, lei's Just skip the wars ' To feel good . i In h i I Americans, tune In on the special "20-20" edition. " T r y T o Make a Miracle." tn air on ABC tonight at 10. Ii s enough to make theGrlneh give hack Christmas The show lells how New Yoik City school children — many from homes ol poverty — worked to raise more than $150.lXX) to ship 35 urns oi grain in a "Children to Children" effort to help ihe starving people of Ethiopia The kids not only collected the money hut also arranged for the grain lo he airlifted to Ethiopia and distributed In less than a month Pony llacz. 13. lives on (he lough Lower East Stdr ol Manhattan with his mother, baby sister and mentally retarded older brother. Ills lather died in a barroom knife fight when Tony was small. "You think I'm considered jnsir.” he said, "look at Ihr Ethiopia kids and you see how much they don't got That's what you call |h h ii first class They don't have nothing." USA For Africa Promoters Get Tough, Sue Suspected Counterfeiters L O S A N G E L E S (U P I) Alleged counterfeiters of millions ql dollars worth of fake USA for A fr ic a T -s h ir t s and o th e r merchandise are taking food out of the mouths of starving people, say the lawyers who sued the bootlegger*. USA lor Afrtea attorney Jay Cooper said the sull filed against seven Southern California man* ularlurers and retailers was the start of a bigger ellort that could save millions of dollars lor the larnlnc victims. Cooper said hr was sending a message to bootleggers na­ tionwide: "W e ’re oul to get them." "These bootleggers and In­ fringers are laklng from the months and the bodies of the (tropic of Africa." said Cooper, adding that private detectives all over the country arc gathering evidence against other counter­ feiters. " These bootlegger* are not stealing from Lionel Richie. T h e y arr not stealing front Michael Ja ck so n . Th e y are stealing from Hie people ol Africa. Thai Is a moral crime, not only a legal crime." 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(.'tMfjfrr said he wants destroyed. Defendant* Inilud td Unlitd OPEN EVERYDAY EX CEPT MONDAY 8 A M. • 5 P.M. Sportswear, ( ’hol s T Shirts and THE ALL NEW Gifts, Here it' Now. Progressive Distributors Inc. (doing business as C h le k e n s h lr t ). D ream s, Market Store and Energy Stores R EICH M OO lm\. plus 500 John Dor*. APWtt 14 10 "Tills Is only the beginning." In Hoar O f VKlayo Floa M arkni Cooper said. " T w o m illion 1500 F R E N C H A V E . S A N FO R D FLA. dollars could have been lost lri WHITE OR Y1LL0W COLBY A m Illegal sales, but I’m going to guesNll'sa lot more." AM ERICAN $ 0 9 5 LONGHORN > j The entire U S A lor Afrleu 9:30 S O LOVE CONNECTION III HERE'S LUCY 10:00 0C ATU N B 11:30 0 ( 3 SCRABBLE T l a RYAN S MORE ID 1101 FLORIDA* TYIE AfTERFCOON 1200 O 4 MlOOAY 1 0 ( 7 O NEWS It: (Ml BEWITCHED (S (101 NATURE OF THINGS (M0NI (X) (tOf MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUE) 0 ( 10) MYSTERY1 (WED) 8 (t0fNOVA(THin (10) WILDERNESS JOURNAL (FRO (D (I) UANFM (7) O S A U Y J U S T RAPHAEL ! (M l I M VALLEY 11tOI ELECT FUC COMPANY |R| | III MAYBERRY R F D n J T) O S 10-30 SALE OF THE CENTURY FAMLV FEUO I m V S -1 CONTACT (M Q l»< REAL MCCOYS 0® ! 1 l1 1 «) J OPRCEBRnHT r r m i»o I3 I9 9 C I IN STEPHEN ;£ Kites m7,,„ CAT'S EYE Ml Ml BEVERLY MIL 12:05 n PERRY MASON "POLICE 1230 O d ) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW J i O T0UHQ ANO THE REST­ LESS (7 a LOVING II PS) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 1:00 0 : 3 ) DATE OF OUR LIVES J O a l l m y children II (Ml DICK VAN DYKE 0 110) MYSTERY! (WED1 0 (101 AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE (thla 0 (H » FLORIDA HOME GROWN (FM) 0 1 1 ) MOVIE 105 12 M O W 1:30 I O AS IH « WORLD TURNS ft (Ml OOMER RYLE 0 (10) paint WO CCRAMtfS (FN) We also m ake 1st and 2nd mortgage loans on Residential or Com m ercial Real Estate up to $100,000. Personal loans are available including Revolving Credit Line. A C A D E M Y *n*. |). M cO UADl CHOCK MORR'b W H A TEV ER TH E TEM P E R A TU R E THANE W ailhadron C tn lrs l AIf Condillongi/Hfit Pump Won’t 1st You Down W M f SB ■ ■ P LU M B IN G A n A l i f c H E A T IN O INC. IMI U A ltrl A«9 . l4A*9l| r*. Ill 4141 Fam ily Credit Services. Inc. A ailaKbarv <* CB1 ( j m n v ) vmjhr b CAU. MARTIN SCOTT. MCR. O N S .R . 43 4 , N E A R 17-92 In T h s Park S q u a t# S h o p p in g C lr L o n g w o o d , F L 32760 831-3400 200 ■ I a n o th e r w orlo D O 0 N E U FITO U V E 11 (MIANOYGRUFITH 0 (tot Din n er WITH THE AU­ THORS (TUB) 0 (101 ALOHA CFRNA (WED) 0 110>FOY OR RAWTING (FRF) 2:30 1 O CARYTOl 11 PSI GREAT SPACE COASTER 0 (101 MAGIC OF OK. FAJNTPfG (WBJ) 0 (IC1 MAOC OF WATERCOLORS (THUl 0 (NR MAOC OF DECORATIVE RAMTPta (FRQ 3 00 ® SANTA BARBARA IOUONOUOMT _l GENERAL HOSPITAL It PSI BUGS BUNNY 0 ( 10) f l o m o a e t y l e aptHEATM CUFF 305 12 BUOE ELMNV ANO FMN0S 3:30 (*01 MUTER ROGERS (R) (i) MSRECTOR GAMCT (TUBFRO 0 3 35 HECKLE A W JECKLI ANO 0 (1 ) H M t MAOaHE B IfJFloyd Theatres I WE BUY MORTGAGES... 400 UTTLE house ON THE ( £ a STAR TREK (MON. WID­ EN! (D a MERV (MFFW (MON. TUI. tjju m i ____ ® a ABC AFTIRSCMOa (WEDI f l (MIBCOOSVOOO 0 110) SESAME STREET g 0(S)SUPCRFNCNOS 406 QFUNTSTONES FA M O U S R EC IP E W E E K L Y S P EC IA LS �%1 10B— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Wednesday, April 14. I H I 12 Sentenced For DUI The following persons have either pleaded or been found guilty of driving under the Influence or having an unlawful blood alcohol level. A » first-time offenders, most have had their driver's license suspended for 6 months, ordered to pay a 8250 fine, pay court costs of *27.50 and complete 50 hours of community service. When a guilty or no contest plea is entered or if the defendant Is found guilty of an alcohol-related charge, other charges arc usually cither not prosecuted or dismissed. Most of the first-time offenders are allowed to apply for business-only driving permits. In cases where the sentence differs, the actual sentence is reported: — Ilerschcl Allison. 38, of 200 Pauline Road, Lougwood, arrested April 0 after his car was clocked traveling 55 mph In a 35 mph zone He was fined S1,000 for his third DUI and his driver's license was suspended for lOyears. — Vlnceni John Rybert. 27, of 703 Spring Avc., Oviedo, arrested Aug. 10 after Ills car almost hit a highway patrol car and ran off the road and across the centerline of slate Road 410 In Winter Springs^ He was fined S I.(XX) for his third DUI and his driver's license was suspended for 10 years. — James Everett Medlock, 43. of 1430 Semlnola Ulvd., Casselberry, arrested March 29 after a motorist flagged down a highway patrolman and lold him the suspect had driven into her car. Hr was fined *500 and ordered to fulfill the rrst of the usual sentence. — Francis John Oles, GO. of 051 IJrooksldc Drive, Maitland, arrested March 30 after Ills car was Involved in an accident on hake Howell Road — Kim Vlllar Morgan. 24. of 1230 N. Cnissle St,, Umgwood, arrested April 4 after her car failed lo maintain a single lane on U.S. Highway 17-92. Long wood. — Horace Eugene Paul, 63. of Route 4. Ilox 250, Sanford, arrested Jan. 2 after his car fulled to maintain a single lane on 17-92. Sanford. — John lloeltcher, 26, of Bradenton, arrested Feb 17 after his car was docked at 85 mph on Inlerslate 4 ul Lake Mary Boulevard. Lake Mary — Nancy Mnrla Correller, 27. of 1435 Oxford Rond. Fern Park, arrested Aug 2!) after pulling Into the parking lot of a convenience store and falling to obey a deputy's order not to drive her vehicle. The deputy reported that when Ms Correller tried to enter the store, which had Jusi been robbed, he warned her not lo drive away because she appeared to be Intoxicated He arrested tier when she attempted lo drive away. — Leslie Howe. 43, of Route 3, Box 547. Sanford, urrested Dec, 20 after Ids car ran off 17-92 near lamgwood and then back onto the roadway. — Mark William McLean, 20. of 537 Wood view Drive. Longwood. arrested Feb 10 after he was found asleep behind the wheel of his car parked in the intersection of slate Road 434 and Sand Lake Road. Altamonte Springs — Kenneth P. Nickels. 33. of 2636 Talbot Hoad. Fern Park, arresled Feb. 15 after Ids car was Involved In an accident on 17-92. Longwood. — Wendy White, 26, of IIOO Pressvlcw Avc,. Altamonte Springs, urrested Feb, 17 after her car sped up behind a Florida Highway Patrol car on 17-92 south of Sanlord. The following {x-riton charged with DUI was found guilty of the lesser charge n| willful and wunton reckless driving. — Puulu Rene Lamoreaux, 19, of Orlando, ar­ rested Sept. 21 after hrr car run a red light on slate Hnatt Atm at Hert Hug Luke Rond, Cassellterry. She was fined *350 and ordered to com pie ie 50 hours of community service. — Deane Jordan Sanford Fire Calls Listed Bay avenues, lire. The Sunday T h e Sanford Fire fire pul out ihr pre­ Department responded vious day rekindled It was pul out again. lo (hr following calls. - 2 : 1 7 a . m .. 4 0 1 Legal Notice Magnolia A vc.. false alarm. C IT Y OF SANFO R D, FLO R ID A N O TIC E T O T H E PUBLIC - 9 : 5 9 u . m . . 1922 Notice 1*hereby given that IN* Patmrtlo Avc,, rescue. Board ol Ad|u»tmonf at IS* C ll, A 13-year-old girl had a at Sanlord Mill Sold • regular seizure. Site wus taken m ««tlng ol May 10. IMS In IS* to the hospital by a City K . H * M I » A M In order to conilder * o q u t i t lor * family member. variance In IS* Zoning Ordi — 1 1:2 B a .in .. 3 0 0 nance et II pectqlnt to tide yard requiremenl* in a SH I Magnolia A vr., rescue. latback d ltln d ln A 78-year-old man who L o t). Illk F , SoulS P in x r t il Sting mor* tpecilkolly dt cut his nose and hand when he fell dow n t c r l b e d * i lo c * t * d I I I P in « m lD t lM some stairs was taken Planned ut» ot IS* property it to erect carport to the lumpllal. ft L Perkin*. Chairman — 12: 13 p . m , . * I 3 Board ol Ad|utlm#nl Higgins Terrace, re* ADVICE TO TH E P U B LIC It scur. A 12-year-old boy a perton decide* to appeal * knocked himself out daemon mad* wits retpecl to any matter cantidered *1 IS* ufler he ran Into u above moating or hearing, Sa garbage dumpster. He may naad a verbatim record of wus taken to the hospi- it* proceeding* Ineluding the taotlmony and evidence. «vhith I u I by a f a m i l y record I* not provided by is* member. City ol Sanlord <FS 144 010)1 — 2:17 p in , 412 Spr- Publics April 14, M ay* I H ) O E E 1*4 Ingvtew Avr.. resette. A N O TIC E OF 67-yeur-old man who AN N U A L M E I T ISO had u heart ulluek died C E N TR A L FLO R ID A on the way to the ZOOLOOICAL S O C IE TY . INC Notice It hereby given that the hospital Dead wan Meal.ng ot IS* Central Charles O ’Neil of the Annuel Florid* Zoological Society. Inc same addrrss tSell be Said on April 14 I H I et IS* Sheraton Maitland Ballroom — 10:17 p .m .. *405 (S alon I I I . In ta M ta ta * A Geneva Gardens M a itla n d B lv d . M a itla n d apartments, rescue. A Florida i l I » p m All Voting ara * . peeled la *1 ■I I year -old man wus Member* land and all par ion, Saving found dead. Dead was botin* ti be tor • mi* Hoard era Leo Highland of ihr alto Invllad lo altand Shy la Hatch surne address. P r.lld .n l Monday — 6 02 a m.. Celery and Publics April It, II, IN ) D EC 1)4 n. I ). 14. legal Notice le gal Notice U N IT E D S T A T E S D IS TR IC T C O U R T M ID D L E D IS T R IC T OF F L O R ID A O R L A N D O D I V I S I O N C A S E NOt It 41 Civ Or U N IT E D S TA TE S O F A M E R IC A . Plaintiff, v» THOM AS W S C H U LZE, tt •!.. D efenda nt* O R D E R FO R S ERVICE BY P U B LIC A TIO N On motion of plaintiff In IS# above entitled ceut* by Virginia M Covington. It* A t ilile n l Untied State* Attorney in action again*! IS* defendant Debra A Schulte, end lo enforce a lien upon reel prop*rty *itu*t* in tsi* Otttrict and detcrlbed at la1low* Lott IF and 10. let* ts* South IS f**t ot Lo* X . GIN D E R V IL L E H E IG H T S at r t rented In Plat Rood 4. page 4), Public Record* of Seminole County Flonde end it appear >ng lo ISa Court that the dalen dent, ii not an Inhabitant of nor found within the Slafa ot Florida •nd hat not voluntarily ap peered herein, and that pertonal varvrc* upon her I* not practical becaui* her r t ild t n c e end wheraaboul* are unknown. Il I* O R D E R E D that D e b r* A Schulte. Appear or plead to ts* complaint lorein wdSin IB day* of ts* la*t dal* ot publication and In default thereof the Court will proc**d to the Searing and adjudication of thlt toil a* If D*bra A Schulte Sad bean w r vad wits procat* In the State ot Florida, bid only lo theeilenf provided lor by Title It. United Stale* Coda, Vction 1*)), It I* further O R O E R E D that notice ol thil order be pubUthed by the United State* Marthal In a newepaper of general clrcula flan In S e m in o le , County. Florida, one- a week lor t l i (4) consecutive woe**, commencing wits X day* from the date ol tsi* order DONE AND OR O E R E D at Orlando. Florida ts.* lets day ol March. I H ) G K E N D A L L SHARP U N IT E D ST A TE S O ISTH IC T JU D G E Pubtlth April IB. IF, ) l A May 1.1. I). I H ) DEE )) F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nillca I* hereby given tsal I am engaged In butlnat* at 1040 St Crole, Apopka. Semlnola C ounty. F lo rid a u n d tr ISa llcllliou* name ot Environment Maintenance Service, end (Set I Intent to regitter *«id name with Iti* Clerk ot the Circuit Court. Semlnola County. Florid* In . < cordon,* * lrti lh . provllton* ot is* Flcllllotr* Name Statute*. To wit Section *4)0* Florid* Statute* t*)f Chung H r* Kim Pub Itin April 10 I), 14 May t, IH ) DEE il F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Nolle a It twr*by given Inal I am *ngag*d In butlnat* at 701 Hay* Dr . Sanlord. Samlnol* County, F lo rid a under IS* llcllliou* name ol RUSSELL E M T E R P K IS E S / C R E A T IV E EX PR ESSIO NS, and thal I In land Id regular laid nem* wilh lh* Clerk ol IS* Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordance with IS* provitiont of ts* Fktltlou* Nam* Statute*, lo a il Section M ) Ot Florida Statu la* 1t)f r*/ Sandra C Ruttall Mubllth April I, It, If. 14. I H ) D E E If ~ F IC T IT IO U S K A M I Notice I* hereby given that I am engaged IS butlnat* i l ItO* Lin d e n Hd W inte r P a rk , Seminole County. Florida )!T*7 under lh# flclltlout nem* of FLO R ID A W A TE R M ANAGE ME NT SE R V IC E *nd that I Intend to ragliter teld nam* with is* Clerk ot the Circuit Court, Seminal* County. Florida In accordance with IS* pro vlllont ol IS* Ftcllllou* Nam* Statute* lo wit Section 14)0* Florida Statute* l»)F i l Carlo* F Mendoca Publith April ). 10. IF. 14. I H ) D E E It IN TH E C IR C U IT COURT. O f 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 S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 14 IMtCAte 01 VISIO N " I " F L O R I D A F E D E R A L SAVI NGS AND LOAN A S S O C IA TIO N a corporation organiiod and eiittm g under ISa law* ol IS* United Stale* ol America. Plalntltt, v* G B LAIR M cG A R V E V . mar ned and C L E M E N L KUTZ. married, Defendant* N O TIC E OF SALE Notice I* hereby given that, putiuanl lo IS# Order ol Final Judgment entered in Rut cauta. In the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida I will tail IS* properly (dueled In Semina1* County, Florida detcrlbed a* Lot 1. A L E X A N D E R PLACE according to IS* pl«t thereof *t recorded In Pelt Book 1). peg* X . Public Record* ot Samlnol* County. F lor Id* Together with. without limit* lion, tha tallowing (pacific Item* ol p*rtonal properly, together with any and all addition* (h e r e t o o r re p la c e m e n t* thereof Hong*.Oven Dupotel Dithwetiter. Fen Hood. Central Air 4 Heal al public tale, lo IS* high**! end bed bidder tor cats at is* Weti door ol IS* Seminole County rourlSovte in Sanlord Florida, • til 00 A M on May 14. I H ) IS E A LI D A V IO N B E R R IE N Clerk of IS# Court By r*/Diana K Oaklay Deputy Clerk Deled April It. I H ) Publith April 14 May I. I H ) D E E 141 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O UR T O f 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 SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C IV IL AC TIO N CASE NO C IM M il C A M P TH E F IR S T , f A , formerly F IR S T F E D E R A L SAV IN G S A N D LO AN ASSOCIATION O f O R LAN D O , a carporelion Plaintiff, vt S T A N L E Y J W A L S H and P E G G Y G WALSH, hit wile Defendant! N O TIC E OF SALE Notice i* hereby given that purtuont to th* final Judgment al foraclotur* and tel* entered In the ceut* ponding In the C ir c u i t C o u r t In and to r Seminole County Florida, being C i v i l N u m b e r Cl 14 1411 CA 04 P, the under tigned Clerk will tall IS* property e lu d e d In Seminal* County, F lorida deteritied•> L o t 14. W E K I V A C L U B E S T A T E S . S ECTIO N E IG H T according lo the Plal Itwreot at recorded In Plal Book 14. Paget X and I I. Public Record* ot Sem.nol* County, F lor id* at public tale lo the Sighed bidder tor ceth at It X A M on the lln d day ot May IH ). el th* W eil F rani Door ot is* Semlnola County Courthaute in Sanlord Florida Deled thit Itth day ot April, IH ) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark ol th* Circuit Court By Diene K Oakley Deoulr Clerk Publith April 14. May 1.1HS O E E 141 CLASSIFIED ADS Sem inole O rlando - W inter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 tiR H ................ 67C 4 I HOURS 3 c s ftS K R tiv i tim e s ( 1 C s I 8:30 A.M. ■ 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 - Noon 7 tonwttrthto times 52G • 1 10 consecutive tim e s 4 8 C * I C o n tric t R ates Available 3 U s e s M inis DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday M onday • 11:00 A .M . Saturday 23—Lost & Found 33— Real Estate Courses Lad male block A while Hutkey Shepard n Lb* Lo*t Sunday In Like Mary 1X1146 25—Special Notices S wCfe Bolloon Magic VM/moeoo ____S E N D A G IF T ....... W IT H A L I F T I Thinking*4 getting» Real Etfel* Llcenttf We after Fra* Tutltan and cammiew* Training I U M Cfck or Vichy ter detail*: a*i iota m n e o . l v t m lew Kayatal Florida., Inc. )• Year* Eipartewc*! ______ BALLOON _____ BOUQUETS ......W* Deliver I F ar every fatten every i«*r*n CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Mr, S ta rk 'ie ld ) make* ter a lifetime tl memerlat, (Iff* A all I Call Lind* J1)4I If . M A R Y KAY C O SM ETIC S • Skin car* tnd cater flair CONNIE 111 f/M 27—N u rs e ry & C h ild C a r e Child car* In my ham* Laurel Way area. C*i**lberry t l ) N i l _______________________ S U N L A N D E S T A T E S - Child car* In my home Lg lenced yard TLC 4am to 4*"” Mon Ih ruFrl I P ) I X 31-Private In s tru c tio n s Swim m ing l m o m l I H ) Jackie m nn Bogin M ay Caolo, Call Te gtl a "b ile " ‘ drep* line" in W in! A d d legal Notice 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 O IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y . F L O R ID A CASE NO 44 m a C A M G U N IO N W A R R E N S A V IN G S B AN K. P la in t! It v* W ILLIE SORRELLS, at el. D* tendon ft N O TIC E OF A C TIO N S TA TE OF F L O R IO A 10 B a rb e r* A n n H a y e i, Meliouit* A Sorrell*. Bennie Lee Montgomery and Willi* R Montgomery Who** rttldenc* I* unknown You are herby required to III* you m in e r or written defen*** 11 any. !n the ebov* proceeding with th* Clerk ol thl* Court, and to (erv* e copy thereof upon the P la in tiff* attorney*, who** name end a d d r t t i appear* hereon, on or before lh* k d day ol May. I H ) the nature ol thlt proceeding being a tu ll lor loreclotut* ol mortgage againtl I he following datenbed pro perry, lo wll L o l 10, B l o c k A, WASHINGTON OAKS S E C TIO N TW O according lo lh* Plal thaitol at recorded in P|*| Book It Peg** 44 m d 11 ol the Public Record) of Semlnola County. F lor Ida II you tall to III* your antwer or written detent** in th* above proceeding, on Plaintiff* at torney a degeult will be entered eg* in*l you lor th* ralwf de mended In lh* Complaint or P etition D O N E A N O OR D E R E D A T Sanlord County ol Samlnol* Slat* ol Florida, fhi* Itth day ot March, I H ) IS EA LI D A V ID N B E R R IE N C l ERK By Jean Brlllanl Deputy Clark Pubuih April 1. IS. 11.14. IHS O E E 11 F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Nolle* It hereby given that we •re engaged In butlnat* *1 XO C oncord Or C a it e lb e r r y , Semlnola County. Florid* under th e l l c l l l i o u * n e m o o l CASSELBERR Y V E TE R A N S O F F O R E IG N W AR S POST IH W and that wo Intend to fegitttr *#>d name with the C le rt ot tho C ircu it Court. Seminole County. Florid* In accordance wild lh* provitiont ol the Ftcllllou* Name Statute* lo wll Section 40) 00 Florida Slatutet 11)1 C A S S ELB ER R Y V E TE R A N S . INC » Jama* B Snyder Sac'Treat Publith April 1 .10,11.14. I t t ) D E E 14 61—Money to Lend Butlnat* C apital 1)0.006 lo II DX 000 and Over P O Bo. 1411 Winter Ph Fla X X O 71—Help Wanted A C C O U N T IN O C L E R K te llM A rt you * figurt wlf*rd? If to, fftli employer w#ntt tomtorvt good wlfto # 10 fcty Adder E B C «n «n f toea (to n 323-5176 1)11 Franch A vr Acrylic Applicator* needed to aoply protective coaling on cart, boat* and plana* t ) to 111 per hour W* train For wort In Sanlord are* call Tampa H I 444 MSI A D M IN IS T R A T IV E A S S IS TA N T A C C O U N T IN O C L E R K SE C R E TA R Y K E Y PUNCHER W AN G O P E R A TO R C L E R K T Y P IS T C R T O P E R A TO R S Immediate atiignmenl* avail able in Lake M ary and San lord Area Call A b i.il Tempo rery Service* 111 W40. Aide* lor all tlilfit Certified end or e.perienced Good pay and banalllt Pteatanl at motpher* Equal Opportunity Employer Apply at DeBary Manor, 40 H Hwy l/ t l . D* Bary, Fla Bat Tindirv need 2 lull lime Call r n X X tor Tom Legal Notice C IR C U IT C O U R T. E IG H T E E N T H JU O 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 4) 1446 CA 11 E JOHN B M IL L O N IG and K A T H L E E N M ILLO N IG . hi) wile, Plaintiff*. v* H E L E N KOMN. a tingI* parton. Do tendon t N O TIC E OF AC TIO N TO H E L E N K O H N I addratt unknown I YOU AR E N O T IF IE D Ihal an action tor ipocltlc portormanco ol a contract for t*l* of th* following property in Somlnote County Florida Lol M. L A F L O R E STA. DE U G H T F U L W O O D ED PLACE, U N IT NO TW O according to •ho plal Iharaof a* recorded In Plal Book is. peg* 14 ol lh* Public Record* ol Samlnol* County, Florida hat boon Iliad again*! you and you ara required to t o r n a copy of your written detent**. If any, to II an E rik C Lartan P A , p la in tiff t a tto rn e y, who** addrtti it 141 W Park Avenue Winter Park. Florida 13/01. on or before May 4. IH ). and III* lh* original wilh lh* Clark al thlt court either before tervice on plaintiff* attorney or immodi ately 'h e -tille r otherwll* * default will be entered *g*!n»i you for th* relict demanded in th* complaint or petition W ITN E S S my hand and th* tael of fhi* Court on April 1. IH ) IS EA LI D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clark ol Circuit Court By Batty B Colbert Deputy Clerk Publith April 16. IF. 14 4 May I. ISIS DEE M Thl* l* to notify Allred Waldo to per the repair and >tor age on hit I1FF Chateau Club Wagon I D r E llA H X IJ It l. to Robert E Dunlap of 10X Central Dr Sanlord If not pa<d in S day* I hereby give not ICO of getting a Florida certificate ot title Publith April 11. 11 H 1 1 14. IH I O E E 111 C h a rg e * Shopping Fo r A Doonesbury OHJpNA.WKGOTlO AfteTAfYl£ACMi6HUNK. n s jv s r n t u a e n s r e U Y IM A & tM f IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T FOR S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C IV IL 0IVIS I0N CASE NO 441111 CA 41 G W A Y N E S C H O O LFIELD Plaintiff, v* H E R B E R T F M A C K IN N E Y A N D JAN E W M A C K IN N E Y Defendant M O R TG A G E FO R EC LO S UR E N O TIC E OF SALE N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N the! purtuont la a Final Judg man I ot Mortgage Fortclotur* entered on the l i l t day of February, t it ). In the ebov* ityied. on ts* tits day ol May. I H ! at II 00 o’clock A M , al ts* Weil door ol the CourtSoute In Ser.tord. Seminole County, florid*, I will Mil *1 public outcry, tor cats In hand, to IS# SigSatt and bad bidder, the following datenbed properly (dueled in Seminole County, florid*, lo wll Thai perl ol IS* Miranda Grant (alio known a* IS* Mote* Levy Grant or A*lor Grant) Sem.noi* County, florid* da tcribad a* follow* f rom IS* Souiseed corner ol Government Lot I of Section 14. Towndup It South. Range I t E e tt Seminole County, florid* run South 41 degree* 44 minute* It tecond* Wed 1) 00 !**! along the South boundary of la id Government Lo' 1 lo a point on a Una parallel with and 1) feet W ederly ol when m teturtd at right angle* to. IS* E e d bound ery ot **id Government Lot 1, thence run North X degree* 4) minute* It tecond* E e d t i l l 1* leet eiong tefd parallel lint to e point on ts* Southerly boundary of ts* Miranda Grant (alto known at >s» Mo*** Levy Grant or IS* A dor Grant |j thane* run South 06 degree* 11 minute* 40 vet And* E * d 141 JO let! along said Southerly boundary lo an *■1* at ts* South***! Corner of the A lor eve id Mirend* Grant, thence run North I I degree* X minute* 00 tecond* E i d 3100 00 leet along the Eatlerly bound ery of t*id Mirend* Grant lor the Point ol Beginning thence run North 00 degree* X) minute* 00 tecondi W td 714 X tael thence run North X degree* M minute* X tecond* E e d 141 ) ) leet thence run North 40 de greet X minute* X Mcond* W ed /to X leet thence run North 11 degree* JO minute* 00 tecond* E e d I t 44 leet to * point on a line parallel with and tM X tael Southwederfy of, whan m**tured ef right angle* to In* S o u lh w e ite rly boundary of Attor Farm* -, et recorded In Plal Boot 4, Page 11, Public Record* ot Seminole County, florid* thence run North 40 degree* 11 minute* It tecondi W ad 14)4 11 leet along told parallel lm* lo a point on a line parallel with end 14)1 X feet N o r th w* t te r I y o t. w h e n "Matured at right anglet to, the N orlhw edtrly boundary ol laid A ttor F a r m * '; thence run North X degree* la minute* 41 tecond* E a d U01 )1 feet along void parallal Una, thane* run South 40 degree* 1) minute* It tecond* E t d tl4 K feel thence run North I t degree* i l minute* 41 tecondt Eett 1141 leet. thence run South 40 degrtet 11 minute* It tecond* E e d H I 00 teat to * point on th* etoreteid N o rth w e tte rly boundary of " A d o r Ferm t'*i then*# run South X degree* 14 minute* 41 tecenau W ed HO 01 feet ter Dm point ot beginning thence con lln u * South I t degree* 1* minute* 41 tecond* Wed XO X tret along i*id Northweiterly boundary, thence run North 40 degree* 11 minute* It tecond* W ed /3100 leet thence run Noclh X degree* 14 minute* 41 tecond* E a d too x leet, Ihanca cun South 40 degree* 31 minute* i t tacondt E ed m 00 feet lo th* point ol beginning D A T E D on April 11, IH I 1 Court Seal) D A V ID N B E R R IE N Clerk ol th* Court By 14/ Diane K Oakley A* Deputy Clerk Publith April 14. May I, I H ) D E E 111 BY GARRY TRUDEAU I V U H TO nikx wa. you to XWJiHMA*. AH avnum unx i axu& a x * 0 3 7W5 New O r Used Car? C H .IK X 6 0 T . m fO B U C N O U . (XUNlt HPiSULUHAW / a m u .rrs A ; ' CAPHK Sou can afwaya Find lh* b e ll deaf* la lh* E vening ffe re ld ’e Clot lifted ta ctio n Read Frid ay * Evening H t r o U lot (h e A r i l eelectlen*. Evening Herald I H W l k >reweb t ir e * * ha a lord. I Lwrid* a t a .M ii .Vw 71- H e l p W a n t e d 71— Help Wanted >V ASSEM BLERS Wood 4 to work in new a " cond plant Starting pey 14 1) hr Mm * be a ttrong reliable worker with own Iraniporf* Hon Never a lee I T E M r r E I M _____ 774-1341 A i t l i f e n l M a n a g e r W e ll fram ed Needed a! once Apply In perton Cota M u . K Mart to Sanford or tall m 3000 _____________ Avon alwayt hiring lodiei A men. Call immediately 111 14)4, ITS 1414____________ Lap* Canaveral Firm need* people who went to be fhelr own b o n Will train D M part lime. 44)0fulltime M l IF6F Carpcnttry Labor m Wanted E tte bl’thed company liberal benefit*, n u l l her* toote end frantportetlon *64 FM 1FI1. MS 1741441_______________ __ C arpenter* Helper Wanted m utt hev* eiperienct Cell after 4 PM IF] DIP C ity of Lake M i t , hi* An immediate opening for a pe t time Janitor, for office clean mg In Cl*y H*M. 1 Mm*) a week Reference* w ill be checked Deadline lor tub mitlal ol application! I* April X . I H I Applicalioni may b* picked up *1 Lake Mary City Hall. IS4 N Country Club Road La** M*ry 14 X . M F Eoe ________ Clerical Personnel Needed lor office opening in Sanford Area Beginning date. May I], I H ) P’ea** tend a relume la Danalla Conttruc H e n . I l l W o tib u rn Rd . Melbourne Fla 1X1) CLERICAL WORKERS Large company need* (*ver*l ollic# clerk* Type J ) WPM Permanent poiiliani Never a 4 ^ v Help Wanted Report reedy tor work at * AM K)F W fit St Sanford_____________ B A B Y S IT T E R E ip “wing. '• liable woman to car* tor 1 A S year eld girl! In Y«ur or my home W ilton etem anlary area Reference* H I 1401 B A B Y S ITTE R W A N TE D pert lime in my nom# For * 1 yr old Own car Reference* req Lk Mery ore* FT) 60*1 IN S U R A N C E R A TE C L E R K W ill train No oiporlonco needed Mu*f typo D wpm non t m o k o f ! o n l y Catiolborry oroo 6M U61 licenced plumber or ouel’lwd pfrton wlltf mlnlmtaw of 4 year* aiperlenc* in retlden fiat ocnttfuctlan Able to read blueprint* Poy comm oniu r a t * w it h e x p e r i e n c e ecj F4* X )4 cm Dele entry fipenance for per menent petition* With growth pofenllel Never 4 feel TEMP PEPM_____774-1J48 L IV E IN M A TU R E W O M A N Car* lor Invelid. own room A bath Good lalery Need local re fe re n c e ! Non im o k e r )73 )* H _______________ . MAKE MONEY WITHOUT LEAVING YOUR HOME Ideal lor (hut ini • Making telephone appointment! E i perience preferred Phone J4» *04S. 1 PM 4 M Good Pay a Plu! Bonu* M OR. T R A IN E E ............. U M + National company want* to hlr# perionabi* parion fo deal with tha public Greet opportunity lor advancement 323-5176 TEMP P E R U ................ 774-1348 IN T E R V I E W E R S : Individual! with public contact t » p E a rn 170 hr plut bomrt plut hourly g u a ra n ta a S t u d a M t and t*oui*i*(trtt uMMcom* Call Mr Grant |pm to 8pm Mon fftru Fri A8« m o AVO N EARN ING S WOWttt O P E N T E R R IT O R IE S NOWMt 17! ISIS or 177 04lt D E C K IN S TA L L E R la S7S0 Would you Ilka to tarn good m on«y and (ta rn a great tra<Sa’ Com# Into our office now! Local company 323-5176 1)11 French Av* DRIVERS WANTED Sanford Auto Auction It looking tor raliabie 1 dependably pa*> pl« to work driving car5 fc truck! Through auction H o u r ! I bur ida y I Only From II AM to A PM Applicant! mutl ba II y f! o r oldar, have valid Fla Dr I va rt lie ante and mwit know how to drive ifandard %hif» vehicle! TM% it a perfect |ob for the retired parw>n Pay will be sa 00 an hour Apply in pgr ton at th# Sanford Auto Auction. 7711 W Flftt S* . Hwy* a* in Sanford Sae John between 9 AM A 8 PM, Mon thru Frl ftXR CUT1VC S IC R C T A R Y I ■•cutiva office Excellen t %kil!% M u tl be profeftionai Si# 000 Permanent potHtont 'Never a leaf TEMP PE B M _____ 7 74-1348 Federal. State. A Cleil (obt now available Call 1 4l*S itlJ0 8 lor info 34 hour l __ F ill CLINK................. SIS# W ill train bright tm ilm g faca! F ilin g A m * * r phone* Great bo n 1)11 French Ae* M O D E LS W A N TE D Work with fe ih io n detlgner In local bou’lquev TV commercial*, catalog! Full or part time No eiperlence ne ceitory A ll 471 e«x ____ N A N N IES full O’ part lim e potitiont available Childcare or related background pro (erred Reference* end (re n t portetlon required C e ll 404 *176_________________________ Nation* large*! chain ol fam ily amucamenl center* ha* need o l p a r i t lm * t a l e * p e a p le/atlen Night and weekend* M ull be m ature, neat In appearance, and bon dabl* Phone for an appoint men! I l l 4* 0 1 __________ N E IO E O - Title clerk A ty p ill. T h u r t d e y l only A p p ly In perton et Sanford Auto Auc l i o n , a l t e r ID A M on T h u n d e r! F i l l W I I I Street in Sanford___________________ NU R S E S A l o i s W A N T E D All (M ilt E . p e r i e n c e d or c e r t i f i e d o n ly A p p l y In perton L a t e v l e w N u riln g Center. *1* E Ind Street. Sanlord. Fla Pert Tim * C le fk /Ty p ilt 10 wpm Mon A W ed . 4 am to Spm C a ll 6111411_______________ P a rt tlm# *t1*nd*nl'driver E< perience preferred Apply in perton Call M l M il Phono S ol. r,la v* tuM or p a re t lm * . h o u rly p lu t b o n u *. I png wood 4)4 4XJ0 rr o fn m Assistants Winttd E ip e rte n c * prelerred. however training provided lor lh * care ol Dltobted R e tid e n lt A ll m u tt available Cell 111 n i l R E C E P T IO N IS T P lu th o llic * Type to WPM Phanat Permanent pot 11Ion N » v » r * i**( T EM r T E R M...... ...........774-1348 323-5176 1)11 French Av* H O L ID A Y HOUSE R e tle u re n t In Sanlord he* opening* lor weilreti. ho*I ettrcethler. Apply 1 fa 4 PM Hwy IF/»1 near Laike Alary S A L E S Energy Product* High c o m m itiio n il Sole* e ip e n ence neceitory 4)4 44J0_______ So le * help wenled H ig h e ii com m ition* paid In Flo rid a C a ll B ill al L o w a ’ i E .te rm in a to r* 111 4f4» Will train N O W H IR IN G ! •■ »r 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 / / / / /)C E N 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • A u to /T ru ck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Sto res • F a s l Food K itch en s Fried Chicken Subs Donuts • • • • • Top Salaries Free Life & H ospitalization 2 Paid Vacations Each Year Profit Sharing Plan Other Benefits M AKE A P P LIC A TIO N IN PERSON AT 202 N L.iuiel Avc . Santoid M o n d jy T h iu f n d a y 8 JO A M 4 JO PM NO P H O N E C A L L S PLEASE �71-Help Wanted S ECR ETA R Y Vrorthand and word proctltinq • n w l I m n M u t t part tun* pov'Rf" In C M * AAer, F it , •*>!* hour* Mo la*. Call Ablest T w p » F » n i Services, m nto St>'l"fl Salon with l HaitoB for rafiF, loop It supplied, and pood location Can H I a n Tirtd a l Job Hunting f C a ll F » l * r » t th e y have hundreds of |oti openings for taota aho mam I t «g rk •non D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R ! no ta par ent* necessary Full tim* Good Starting pay I l f 1K 0 g e n e r a l o f f i c e 99— A p a r t m e n t s U n fu rn is h e d / Rent 125— F o r L e a s e PIERPOINTE B AM BO O COVE APTS 304 E. Airport Blvd P H O N E 333 4471. 13) a ll I Efficiency tram 13*1 me Drscaem iar Senior attains. AY LAKE MONROE Luvury Adult Apartments I 3 B d rm , Coming soon! Call 333 IQlt H U R R Y Only a FewLaHI laniard New 1 bdrm ) bath Units Screened perch/patio, w a s h e r and d r y e r, m int winds From 1111 411 a me Located en Oak Are et Perk Or behind Dairy Queen Downtown Sun Bank Building Appro■ 1000*0 ft first floor Can R C McAlister 333 13*3 aaw iifi I. 3. end 3 Bdrmt Starting at enly 3)30 Ash About Our J Bdrm Specie! TRUCK D R IV E R S Lonq haul Immediate! Good driving ra cord Over i j art noo 1300 Ridge weed Are. Sauteed. Fla. >3)0434 31)4441 Monday thre Friday * la 3 30 ....... Saturday tram 14 to 1 L O C A L D R I V E R S Slralqhl trucks Good pay Start nqtit away art 4100 LA B O R E R S Strong reliable, general laborers needed Im medietely Different loci I ions Phone end transportation a must Mover a tee Apply KELLY SERVICES <40-2539 Lrgei secretary eiperienced In real estate, probate, allele planning, administrative 'civil lew. also eecellent skills In typing, shorthand, word pro cesser, gram m ar and han dlmg clients Please send re sum* to floe 1*7, E venmg Herald. 300 N F rtnc h A venue, Sanlord . F L 337TI____________ W AN O O P E R A TO R mg* In Lake Mary No tee C a ll A b la e t T e m p o r a r y Services 111 3*40 anted Someone lo core ter me L my house In Sanford Flee IW# hr* once a wk Driving rag'd 333 If 10 Rm 134, eves W ORD PROCESSOR S3 lo se per hour Immediate openings Permanent poll lions Never a lee' a IBM D IS P L A Y W R ITER • L A N IE R .* r • WANO T TM f P E R M ................. 774 -11(1 n — e m p lo ym e n t W anted Construe lion Quality Control Project Manaqai Rat'dantul C*mm*reiel Industrial All Phase* Qualifications on ra guest m KSta_______________ * 1 — R o o m s fo r Rent Christian Apts A Hamas TV. kitchen laundry maid 130 Ak up O r I 4 3 3 S atd 4«tai0 Mala or tamale who must be •mptoyed Private Bath and a huge room Plus all the prlvl trqts ot your own home Call }> ) t i n a t t a r a p m on weekday*. and an,lim a on ^Weekends Aak lor Mika Room lor rant in nice home free MBO utilities. laundry . ** And Its lurnithetl SIS 00 a •aak. plut a S7I 00 deposit O T load Itare a message lor Slava Hodge or 004 303 0*11 J & t 10 80pm ___________ Room For Rani K it .ban A Laundry Prlvllaqaa 34100 a C all 333 sarr___________ Rooms lor rent I'*______Call >13 3431 SANFORD Furnished rooms by ’ The avaaa Reasonable rales #a>d service Call 111 430) y S I P A a 411 Palmetto Aye F O R D Reas "Weekly A Wily rates Util Inc ill Oak Adults i an rat] ss m 97—Apartments ■^Furnished/ Rent E > tlc lo n c y a p t . p a rtly ;rj,rniahed. 144 wk I ma jacurlTy H I 3W0 fe rn Apts tar Samar Cmiana •* lltP a lm a tto Are •Id Cowan No Phone Calls UMCE M A R T Clean. I M r m . V " small apt Single work > 0 m an Mica. A h u rryl e n t R _____________________ La>*iy 1 bd rm apartment N u •* r o e m s C o m p le te W lvacy 1100 per nk plus 1330 jPCIXIfy deposit 33)*437 or __________ Napa apartment tor rent Cam •>4ttely turn!Used pool access Available May 1st 30 >0*3 SdRtert Court Apw lNBab STUDIOS I B D R M 1 BDRM F L I X I B L B LEASES r C it uen Disc aunt LO A D S O F "B LO O M IN G " O OOO VALUES Pl a n te d h er e FOR P IC K IN G !)! L U X U R Y A P A R TM EN TS Fam ily A Adults Section Poolside. 1 Bedrooms M ailer Cave A*et tnsants in-7*ao Open On Weekends I Rental Office L 323*2020 l 4220 S. ORLANDO MOVE SANFORD 201— Ho rse s YW ■• • • ■• • • • • aeoeaa m* SAy E ms Rent Now end En|ayl This Limited Special! Energy Etticlefll. > Bdrm 1 Beth Aparlments W7 Oecarative Wall Cevtrsnqt, Built in Bnekcasa. Plant, at Storage Waltver Drrer Hook up. end Carpart Wet*,beds Accepted 3211911 Oilando toil lit* 36S 4481 I and 1 bdrm Alto furnished ettlclency from 173 week *330 deposit No pets Cell 3)14301 S 7 PM 413 P a l m e t t o _____ 3 bdrm . | ij bath, nawl, re modeled all new appliance*, fenced back ,a rd W ater furnished *400 mo 331 0713 10 3 — H o u s e s U n fu rn is h e d / Rent • 4 . IN D E L TO N A t a t e * H OM ES FOR R EN T e e a e 174 H34 e e ___ L A K E M A R V -N e w H om e Large 3 bdrm 3 bath. 3 car garage Kids OK Nopals *335 per m o >37 Q3ie,or ST4 eel) SAT A SUN SIi — n. ™ . It to 4 SI..— ....... Oettwi4 Ravenna Park 3 bdrm I bath fenced yard, patio. A paddle tans Available May I Call between 4 10 t t 30 33) 4044 Roomy ) bdrm 3 bath home, quiet street *333 mo • depot J_l. 4, utlbbei 714 4343.714 04*3 S A N F O R D 1 bdrm ) bath Garaga Sals C O U N TR Y *430 Rustic stained wood trim ) bdrm 1 bath split plan heme with sky ligMs. vaulted ceilings an heavily treed tall 574-4715.............>69 73 16 .E tc BATEMAN REALTY U c B ill f ttito Brohtr 2440 U n M Avt COUNTRYWIDE REALTY Reg R E Orel el - . JJ ) t m D E L TO N A Reev'stul laketrant. ) bdrm , ) b*th almost new homo Swfm A fftb in your o w n b a ch y a r d , L i r g a t<r*«n#4 porch VI0 TOO W3ll StiMl Co........321-5005 F E E L S L IK E C O U N TR Y Large older 3 bdrm home over v ie d Imced corner lol Close lo town but so quiet* O r i v e by I r d D r i v e A Rosseberry in Sanford CALL BART REAL E S TA TE R E A L TO R ))3 M il STEMPER SANFORD F IR S T TIM E HOME B U T E R S 10 t l -v bond monoy lor ) homes Ceil today C O U N TR Y LIV IN G 3 bdrm I bath like new condition Fam i ly room with fireplace, ta t In kitchen, huge back ya rd Priced reduced only IA ) *0Q F IX U P SPECIAL large home w 'm anya.tras Only *14 31X1 ★ LANDLORDS ★ Tired of the heedechett Let us m an age your rental pro pertlee Professional low met service 33 1 3433 Call anytime United Sales Liter!etel. Inc. . Prep M g n j Die., Re*Her L O i l t A R BO R Immediate oc cugsoncy 3 bdrm . t bath, sun porch A family room Newly decorated Large lot *300 per month Owner 17) 717*________ 3 b d rm . I*s bath D E L T O N A 3 lots only *4 000 each 213— Au ction s A U C T IO N E V E R Y FRI NIG H T 1 4 1 — H o m e s F o r S a le 16S 3 7 1 2 ___________ to ytin n . S in lo td - L i i ( t Lot S4S0 mo Available a r t 'l l 4*5 743) atter S D u p le , and tin g le la m lly home For lease with option to buy 111 1417 _________ Taking Applications Maw: 3 bdrm . 3 bath, cant heat A air. porch, garaga tenced Available May i *430 Ib d rm 3 bam. E mac Home Mayfair Villas Available now *430 4 bdrm 3 bam. redecorated home m winter Springs Available now *43*. CO M M ER CIA L! Space aval lab** tor eft lea A iter age Canter at Sanlord S37S CALL BART R I A L E S TA TE R E A L T O R ___________ *33 70*4 T R U C K E R S Specie! piece to park rig ) B d rm , Ig living rm Fane ad yard Close to school 33103*1 1 bdrm an Summerlin Awe First, last and deposit ra qulrod mi reterances 333 44C) 3 Bdrm hduta I I I w 'lO lh St.. Sanford Fla M 0 ms SIOO Ooposit Call 331 4*0*otter* 3 Bdtn*2 bath 70S S in t i St |3 Sanford Far Was# m I I I ) 105-DuplexTripitx / Rant A V A IL A B L E 3 bdrm I bam carpet, appliances screened patio, laursWy S3M 73I 1313 Lata Model A •oil course Super clean and furnished Graat tuning poll at back door Rant by weak or sail uoo dawn |i*s par ma Adults no pat* 33) n S A 13* «tl» H a iti me M alta it m a s iip ta a a a ) STORY TO W N SH O U SE In tscflWnl local ion I 1 bdrm, |ly balh ml large eat kitchen! Community poo 11 Priced btr easy purchase I >*.404 OWNE R F I N A N C I N G ) Le ltvirw , 3 bdrm ml H a rm . trees, corner left 114.0*0 down S334 34 me., I I yrt . 1IN. APR Tefal price only 1)7.tea H UG E I S TO R V I 4 Bdrm 4 balh, In country! Oaks, palms and trvlt trees! New * ', Sen central healralr with heel pump' New Solar hat water healer I Double tided brick fireplace la' X 10' icratn porch! Beautiful View! Un believable 14* 500 323-5774 )*4* H W V. U *3 LANOSTOCK BROKERS 9 (5 -3 7 1 2 ...................Anylime. NEW HOME Yioe-*ood Of Loch Arbof ArtM 3 0 11rm | t « t in kitchen oAh tofrrt«i dimn^ room ftr«p(jc9 po<k)># vaulted calling! tnargy Mdiny ofh#r cKtrat! You ha v* to vi**p to uppf «da1« Op*n ho«%# Saturday and Sundaf II to 1, pfhrr lim n by appO<ntm#ot PHONE 323 <463 For qualify cratimanship and compafifiua prices let us price out your new home 149— C o m m e r c i a l P r o p e r t y / S ale C O M M ER CIAL I P I C IA L I 1 T LAKBM AR V R EA LTY BOB BALL. JR ................ ) ) ) 714a O TH E R HOME*. LO T*. ACR E A G E . IN V E S T M E N T P R O P ER TY 1 3 1— I n v e s t m e n t P r o p e r t y / Sale C ALL A N Y TIM E R EA LTO R t*14**l C AS S ELB ER R Y I acre, foned PR I M l 000 W Malicyowsbi R EALTO R 333 7SB1 W E M E E O L ItT lM C S I H I O O E N L A K E 307 Hamblawood D riv e L a k t M ary area 3 story con tempo re n t 4 bdrm . 3 bath. F H A non qualifying loan t*3 *00 M3 3*41 All T0U MUD tO IX0W IN ItAl ESMH STENSTROM REALTY-REALTOR Saks L t id ti WE LIST A N O I I L L MORE HOMES TH A N AMVONE IN N O R TH S EM INO LE C O U N TY • 16 3 -W a te rfro n t P r o p e r t y / S a le S W E E T DREAMS 3 bdrm I bath ham* with paddle Ians, utility shad, cable, fenced yard *44.30* F A M IL IIS D E L IG H T 4 bdrm 3 balh ham* with eat m kitchen mother in law quarters pad die lam. large reams Slt .aaa T E R R IF IC * bdrm t bath heme with eat «s kitchen, spill bdrm plan, central air/haat. utility ream *41 Off O R EA M K O M I 4 bdrm I bath hartsa with eat in kitchen, m tide etildy . paddle Ians, central a n heat S43.34* W IL L B U IIO TO S U IT ) Y O U R L O T OR O U R II E X C L U S IV E 4 0 I N T FO R W IN S O N O O l V CORF.. A C I N T R A L FLO R ID A L E A D E R ! M O R E HORAE FOR IC S S M O N E T ! C A LL TO DAVI • O IN E V A O SCEO LA E D I tO N E D F O R M O R IL IS I I Acre Caentry tracts Wall tread an paved Rd M \ Oman i t V r t *113X1 From IIL 3 R I It yau are Making Iar a sue cetstvl career ta Raal I stela. SlentCrem Realty tl In k in g ter yae Call Lea Albright tadar at 13114)4 Eutntngi 1)3 3*47 C A L L AN Y T IM E 322-2420 !*4l S Park. Sawtard M l U . Mary B*ed. Lb. ***rr 3 bdrm > bam. ana a« Lantones rucati neighborhoods **3 900 Call Weittr ■ Steel* Broker Salesman H I SaJB evenings LWvdO Seem Broker Beachiide Realty R EALTORS *04 437 m i Opan 7 Daysl 217—Garage Sales A IR C O N D I T I O N E R 3)000 B TU wall wilt h e l l in *)>) or best otter 13) KM*_________ Am ina Radar Rang* Wasting H in t* Stove. Sid* by sld* fridge G E Dishwasher t'00 each And a commercial vac uum SXK) 3a* 0737 ______ Couch A chair imalchiTig sal), gcod shape b1SO 3 cypress tablet S7i. Bar Fireplace Combo with stereo built in MW H I **»* ___ Garage Sates Are Big tn The Spring Try A Classified Ad And Get Burert Fast) Dial 333 74 H ______ ______________ M O V IN G S * L I S a v a SoKh IC3 Rabun Canal F r l.a ild a y Sal morning III noon Misc Hems _________ Rrconditianad Appliancas from la ) W A R R A N TY B A R N E TTS CASSELB ERR Y B it 111)......................... .H M 4 3 3 a R EN T TO O W N • Coicr T V s . s'ereot washers, dryers refrigerator Ireeitrt turnlture video recorders Special 1st weak* rani Pit Altarnativ* TV A Appl Rantaii Zayrat Shopping Cantar _________ lll-M OB___________ Used ralngertler Works good 17)00 _________ 047)783___________ Used Wathars Fart* B Saryka tor K a n m a ra i........... 313 0**7 M O O N E Y AP P LIA N C ES Whirlpool gas dryar Runt M i l M ) 00 4** 4338 tvet WILSON M A IE R FU R N ITU R E 3M 31) E F I R S T S ) __________ 333 )433 183— T e l e v i s i o n / R a d i o / S te re o CO LOR T E L E V IS IO N R C A ) ) " color consol* laiavitson Original pnet evar MOO balance due 1344 Cash ar taka over payments ol 13) month N O M O N E Y DOWN lu ll In warranty I ,*• hem* trial, no obligation Call 4*3 13*4 day *r night 189— Office Supplies / Equipment IB M E aacullv* Ty p e w rite r. Good condition 413)00 H I 11W 159-Real Estate Wanted Are ,*u aeHing Divorced Iran* tarred. ForaclosadT Need quick sale* Can Dele H I *Mi 141—Country Property / Sal* Horse Ranch with *4000 Good water good access )* Acres *49990 down/**#* ma planted In grass Call H J *0*0 1*00 Ford 3 4 ton p ick up dump ftuck Naw painting uphol Star, tun* up and front end *lignm *nl Apple p>* condr how Yours tor S a w Dump truck feature a ion* it worth MO 00 a d*v 103 >7* |7Y) fl J E E P C H E R O K E C 11704 or belt offer __________ 737 IBM _____ t| Chevy Borusn,* ■, ton long wheel bat* 173*3 Ask tor Johnny or L -n d a H J OHS 79 AMCContoid timiUd i C f l iu ia m iific w dbi«. v iflit f 9IM TI. 54 000 origmal m .lft 55«4 Down C a i Ii or lr«d# A l«w monttiiy pjym rnfs ....... ........ ........ m m o 241 — R e c r e a t i o n a l V ehicles / C a m p e r s WotorhcMTi# Jf Oodg* Spmfiman Top C au Aftor 1 pm Ml U \2 ____ 73 Travelei Pickup Cimpci Sleep* 4 Debar, Aula 4 Mario* Sales Acre*! tts* river, tap ol hill 174 Hwy 11 *1 Debar y *44 *344 btf DISCOUNT a u t o i SALES WE FINANCE Iset French Ave 2 1 9 — W a n t e d to B u y -371 1*43 teat Honda Accord Air auto reduced S tw ) Courtesy Pantiac 371 M il Baby bads. Strollers. Clelhas. Playpens, i l c Paperback Beaks H ) *371 H I <104 Need Cribs Playpens Baby •u r n llu re , clothing Good Prices Alter I PM H I 1741 * 1 ( 0 CHURCH BUS Capacity *! people or more 373 340* or J )^ 4 7 7 * ______ ___ Pa,ing CASH lor Aluminum. Cans. Copper, Brass. Lead Newspaper Glass Gold, Silver Kokomo Tool *11 W III Q 00 W * I 37) ' 190 W A N T E D D C A O O R A U V l' P airigaratari Washare Dryers 111 47*4 BidCftdit? No Ctcdit? WE FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 S. Sanford 321 4075 * DAYTONA AUTO * ik AUCTION * Hwf t j ..... Option* fUath it • i* • • Ho ld t * • • • • • PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION MOOOO 243— J u n k C a r s AN T JU N K CARS * TRUCKS Bought Fra m tt* StaBm ert Call 111 111* 31) 4313 TOP Dollar P*.d lor JunkB Herd ian.trucks L heav, .1), ipmersl J77 irw> W t P AY TO P D O LLA R FOR JU N K C A R S A N D TRUCKS CBS A U T O P A R TS 7*1 4)11 1976 C AM AR 0 *2 3 0 0 1 9 7 7 G R E M L IN *695 1980 A U D I *3000 Every Wad Nil* a ll 30 PM * W here A n y b o d y * * C a n B u y o r S e ll! * 221 — G o o d T h i n g s to E a t P i c k 1 F r * l h P ic k e d Strawberries daily. Sanford Area 37) 47*7 Bilbao) 223—Miscellaneous A Good Tonic For Tts# Up**I Budget Tts* Evening Hear Id Want Ads __________ Awning Windows Four 37 K 43 ard 1 M l) X M Good candl Hon, plus 3 other 37 X 43. Spares Total prlct 1)0 Call H I 70)7 for m «r» f t i i i l i i *04 m t i n 1*04 Pontiac F irebird Loaded Reduced 44**) Courtesy Penttae,------- 111 i u l , !*f* Honda Prelude Sun rool styss CaurSeay F i K B l ..... _ ..T O 3 1 I ). i»43 Corvette CsISwctors Ldition 11.04* m l . , a ll a ) l* h* . showroom condition sis too 44* IBM. B3I 41)4 4# Chevy )/4 Ion truck, ’74 engine Asking 11.000 Call Eddy ea Buster i n 4470 '•) Tran* Am white,loaded' 1 4 ,0 0 0 m i Take over payment* 137) mo lor 71 mo 34) 7414, 1ST *4* 411) H I 1I4B 10 C h t V f C ulto rm (Jtiurt# pkL up camper ip fs K l M 000 mi E « l r a ( l t « n Tow ing p a cia g # t ) SOO Town K Country RV Retort Orange Bird Lake Monro# Lai Oanj Clift Wood 1973 VO LKS *695 1980 U A T S U N P/U TRUCK *2995 1983 CONCORD no DU WAGON > 3 3 0 0 SANFORD MOTOR C A M C JEEP 104S. French Ave 177 4 )0 1 ■ i To List Youi BusinessDial 322-2611 or 831-9993 Accounting & Tax Service Prafesstanal Tas Eaparti Pre­ pare. my strace *r yaur ham* Beal prices t l S4. A tt*. Lang M l Call attar 4 714 3)71 Place Yaur Wares Wiser* They re Sure lo Be S '-d ad Its Iho Wont Ada«l Horn* D**Ui in this Kit*. Families__ — .4 Advil* W H i P T u n ...................m » * « o M O B IL ! M O M ! I* 'p *1 Kitchen, dining rm . den 3 bdrm 3 b a th . 34 P a lia enclosed with vinyl windows Lots at closet* Carpa'ion. Hove and Iridga Lose front lot approe 41' a I I T In naw M obil H a m a P a rk C a ll Nnnls. two club houses two tv m m in q poors shuttle board court*, etc Security M i 000 Can tor app« 173 *037_________ 1*1* M A N A T ! ! - 1 b d rm . 14**0. Sanlord area F Inane mg available H i i]a ) Mr Keener. * S. M P ____ ____ is*4 tKHta Key la X aa. (stand K tchan spilt ) bdrm I bam *1)00 00 ta toka aver par mantt Call H I **** alter ) 00 SiPi Tbwr*. T i Villager I Bdrm I Bam puddla Ian. A air conditioning Much moral *3000 37310) 't i R I V I R O A K S UK71. ) catling tans screened parch, washer A dryer . I I 004 down A yau finance balance Car naga Cava Fam ily Fk Man, astro* H ia a d t t**0 Chevrolet P ick Up Seetobeuev* sravt Courtass Punt,a, ! ; ) J|J| AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB 155—Condominiums Co-Op / Sale la ifts t N o n ...t .~ l h e d Mobil* FOR P IC X IN G U t Navy Colt Black Powder Pistol O ’d Reproduction |3d or best Qtfer 111 1104_______ Place Your Waits W tim Th e, re Sure to Be Studied tn the Want Adstl Rebuilt KIRBY/ SI lV*b « up Guaranteed Kirby C* H 4W .)t1Sf 111 >44*_____ Satellite TV S n in m Complete All you need I00N Financing No money down Si 3BBM Universal M l D as__ 1*00 1 ton Ford flatbed truck Also walk behind concrete saw 373 )1)4 ____ 7 Sears Riding Tractor* I to be tisad up the other is lor parts *700 00 33) 5140 ______ < ff Sectional Fiber Glass Garage Door Complete ltd 373 )•») Chevy C 70 or Ford Vane use New Loaned1 High fop dual air co*or TV bar CB power w indow * A lo c k s c ru ise |t*rec R a la il* MLOOO **<e t u r n C a ll0*7 >»4^Ag*ni 17601073 373 i73i 157—Mobil* Homes / Sale p la n te d h er e 2 3 1-C a rs Y a r d Sal* Cloth** sawing machine bowling balls and ate F n A Sal. 10am lo apm 333 W 17th SI Sanlord iCor nwr ol^tTth A E Im) ____ 3 Fam)ltas SaN many house held Hams. » bab, Hems Sat A Sun . *777 4 74 » fo 1 101 Las* Dot Dr . Sunland FSt U LOADSOF B LO O M IN G " GOOD V ALU ES 235—T r u c k s / Buses / V a n s CONSULT OUR Rrsidential lot in Sinfotd. Sandlewcxid Villas I Bedrm. I B alh. u p s ta irs and Pool 17* OOP 00 477 m i 3234553 FOR E S TA TE C o r im t r c ia l or R esidtnl!*! Aucllont A Appraisals Call Dell t Auction 3)3 3470________ LAKE ASHBY EST 10 Acre* coned lor a Mobile Home A wooded S I300 Down Taka over paym ents ot *31)00 Appro* B alan ce tie 000 » IS t4 B ___________ Man, levge oak tr to t I J t Itntord Avt C O N IIG N M C NTS W ELCO M E I N tW S M Y R N A BEACH New villa In waterfront com mu inly *5* *00 153—AcreageLots/Sale F IX E R UPPER 3 bdrm |ty bath hama with eat M kitchen, parch told m “ at tt " candl lien SIS 0*4 113—Storage Rentals Mimi fifiKnnut H llll M FTif tnOUkCl lA U t S TO R A G E T R A IL ia S Far an site censlrvctian. etc Wile* Salat. .1)1 *t*4 333 4A7* HALL IN FA R M IN O TO N A R E A large 3 story home hunting lodge New well and pump Only *3*000 IA N D S T0 C K BROKERS SANFORD: S E 1st C lass C o u n try L iv in g Large 3 Bedrm. Garage, 1 acre lanced yard 3010 Marquette 14*3 00 and Security 1 )Q) 4*4 3S34 Gelding Horse |it hands highi * Children* Pony befh MOO Musi sell! It* 5*47 Call alttr a 30 L & E AUCTION 107— M o b il* ' FROM *300 3 Mile Miitd ChowPups Sanford Nice 3 bedroom home with living room. dining room, paneled family room laundry room, workshop Can tor m toeme bon H J <100 or (la 4S37 *43 SOO or belt otter S A N F O R D I MW Terrace Drive L k* n r* ) bdrm , 1 bath Low down VA non o u e lilly ln g . m o r tg a g e SSi *00 443 3*41 33)7141. 321 0759 E v e 322 76 4 3 Homes / Rant SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS. Elaborate N Guog* Railroad ic * up R adio c o n tro ltd a.rptanei B boat* Golf ctub* Ph 373 41*0 ____ _____ For Sat* B*s*bati catcher t equipment Mask Halmat Chest Protector le g Pro teeters L'k* new 14) or bast otter H I tied e Free le good ham* a Good watchdogs a PraMr Itncad yard a Cal! 34* 143j * NEW BRICK HOME 323-3301 I 4drm , adults, no pats, air, iquiat. restdantial 3300 par month plus d e w s ' 131101* B R A ID E D RUGS t , r old B ro u n S rust, I ' i X t t 4 smaller matching All for 11)0. H ) ) 1 M _______________ 1 4 1 — H o m e s F o r S ale — — LA B O R E R S A S S E M B LE R S W A R EH O U S E W ORKERS Assignments available in San l o r d . L a k e M a r y and Longwood area Me lee Ablest Tem po rary Service 331 3*a0 ____ BaauY,shop equipment tor sat* 3 *H purpose hydraulic Chau s I styling hydraulic chair and 3 hair dryers Ca'I H )f * )0 from | 30 IlH 5 00_________ ___ Free to good home Female Pit Bull Te-rler * month* old Call H i *7)0_________________ British American Rutty IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN O S Canaral Construction labor Good pay art 4J0C Light Bookkeeping payroll, accounts receivable 33 to 30 hrs weekly Apply in person Big "10'■ Tires. 3S30 S Or iRndoPr Knee Deep In Grass? N**d# M*w«r, R ih f Ho# r m d It In Th# W«nf Adt OFFICE SPACE HOURS E LD E R S Carlittad Exallant pay tcalat Call today art tioo 223— M i s c e l l a n e o u s 199— P e ts & S upplies RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS. 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 ER A TO R S Im m ediate opaninqt Good pay acaiat Call art 4300 NOW* F U R B W r l \ T * * W \ * . * 3 o i* r ik ,r > .-v c a n ‘■jeL ;s y eg 't v > w t c a y « 4 u I C K C W .IS*) u p y *u r- O u it id r s u o A L 193—Lawn & Garden 12 7—O ffic e R e n ta ls TR A IN E E S & ,*at starting |eti Several openings Good pay AT* 4100 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and P R O D U C TIO N WORK Mott tfiiftt op«B Good pay scales art uco Evening Herald, Sanford, FI Wednesday. April 14, IM S - 1IB KIT N* CARLYLE *by LBfff Wright Firewood/Fuel T R t t S I R V I C i a FIR E W O O D FO R SALE C ALL A F T E R 4PJW H ) tOBB ______ General Service! D r i l l W a lls C a m m t r c la l Mewing Haute Painting and Marat Tears at (apersanc* Reasonable 3114*47 Additions A Remodeling Handy Man REMOOELING SPECIALIST l a p Handyman, Rat Raliabi* Fra* E tt most any job Best Rate* H 1 B U I Call Anytime W* Mend I# The Whole Bail Of Was B. L LINK CONST. 322 7025 ^ ^ ^ ^ n a m o ^ ^ v a li^ i^ ^ ^ Appliance Repair Allens Applunci Stmt* H ealth* Beauty TO W E R 'S B E A U TY SALON F O R M E R L Y Harriett t Beauty Sit E 1*1 SI >31)743 Home Improvement Carpentry Callser’s BvtMin* 4 Ramedalsng N* Je* Tae Small t i l Berta* Lana, laniard ____________131-4433____________ Me CL UR I i H UN T Remodel mg, carpentry, cabmol* No (oB too small 337 437*________ Plumbing. Pointing Electric Carpentry Don I See lit Ask Bo! IByfb ta p B B L H IO aal T H O M A I A THOM AS Memo repair, cleaning, law* ta rt. R E M O O E L IN G ■ (P A IR IN G Raterences . . . Very Ball**** 173 *417/X 340 _____ S i a m 3147 Home Repair! !l hr Sarnra S4* E sir* Charge _ l7 jjr* i* _ * * B ja * ljM * 4 1 ^ Building Contractor! A D D ITIO N S R IM O D IL IN O BUI Strlpp Custom Builder State L X H BOO USB* (95-7411 Cleaning Service luaod Caraal Cleaning Iwing Dswsng I warn B Hall ITS 4* Sofa B Chair. S3) 17) 33*4____ Masd S a r n r a ....... i , aa Fell Day I Tim * ar W**4t, (* (p t 4 4 4 f ............... MAIDS To -Order Cleanliness it aeat T* Gwdlmett Cali H it helpers l Guaranteed Service Law Bate* CALL NOW! 339CAPO Electrical C A R P ^ ^ ^ ^ - R tp a i^ ^ n d remodeling No |eb too email Call 13) *44) ___ Maintenance *1*11 types Carpentry, pointing, plumbing and electric 33)4834 . LandcUaring O I N E V A L A N O C L IA N IN O List and Land door me. nil dirt, and haul mg Call 3W W30 ar Sr* 1/43 T H O R N I L A N D C L S A M IN O ' BUSH HOGGING c l a y a shale m u n B I S I 0 4 N I I A L WIRING Lawn Service Sar.ica Upgrades. Aayflung ■ tact,seal Free IHlmales Svnca If N l CaH Tam 's Btaclrsc lervica. 3311310 A C tL A W N S IB V IC I Cleansng Tkalclung FartHiitag Fra* IlflmaSet .......... 1*41711 Lawn Service Painting Lawn Maintenance Landscaping Bush Hog Mowing ________ lit SO*) Lawn Mamltnancd Butinas* tor salt Appror SO accounts Call atter 4pm 13) B IX W A IL P A P IR IN Q P A IN TIN O Ratarancas ...... Vary Raliabi* 31I4*I7/X)0e *44 77* 1147 LAWNS MOWED6 TRIMMED L O A D ! OP "a L O O M IN Q " GO O D V A L U E S P L A N T ( O HE HE FOR P IC K IN G III tpn«»B Yard Cla iR stp*...HFI*M Plastering U r a t U R Bib b . ' j* Cdfflpftti La«n Can Rb o b m M b K a t « 3254401 Masonry B EA L Cone ref* ) man qsmlity operation Patios, driveways Days l i t 733) E ves H 7 1)71 O H R«By Central* Haute slab* a Drrvet * Patiei U # d 0 r t e ia ^ ^ ^ ;;im i i » Moving A Hauling JU M K TO TH S O U M P Appliances Tree Limb* ale Call us lor H E L P li t is tta tle r) Nursing Care OUR R A T E ! A B B LO W ER LaSevSew Nursing Cantor t i t ■ Sacand S t , Snnterd 137*7*7 Painting C ALVIN A T O M 'S Hwvse Painting A Wall Papet Vaubvy m* tar tall W* tvppl, labor T* SAVE M l ___________ 314)711____________ Inloflor t v N n o r Pamiing Alt Wgrb Guaranteed Frag ( t l Quality Wort/ R tl m tin RaspoesiBla Mon and helper win point your Homo or Buainoss itc Give your problems I* eg W E C A R ! Quant, wort. 30 y ri. * * » H7 30B) L it cant ★ TONY CORlNO* froftSUBBji CdStOM f RWilB| Serving Central Flo tor IS yr* with complete quality pawl ing service* Quality a Musi Specs*) waU caalmq 371*471 * A L L PMatpt at Pitslaring * Repair. Stucca. Hard Caal. Simulated Arse* t i l SHI Plumbing a Rudds Plumping Service a Repair* Replete a Ramadal a Free (s lim a la t a t i l **** a Pressure Cleaning P R IV A TR A M O B ILR H O M IS COAAMERCIAL sat te n Roofing Cemp4#W Rooting 10% Disc en ony Comply tt Hoot All lypel Rapoirt Frao E ll 131 1171 Secretarial Service AMTjpmi. Scciitifiil A Wwd Pioctsuni Stmcn. Notary Public ............ I ll 1141 Sewing CounSr, Curtains, Oust Retttas. PUlaw Skim s. Slencited Place Matt mad* treat Mublus. ar Yaur Fakrn I I I 1SW Tile S c a ltm a n n T i l # P r e t tu r * C le a n in g C t r a m ic . V in y l Asbosmt All Phosai P C Brick Homes Ausinoatat ^ • ^ l^ ^ l^ a s c jr ie ^ a H l^ H i Tree Service RCHOLS T R E | SERVICE Free EsHmaSaal law Prices I l « . lei Stump Or indie*. Ta«l n s m td a y p M h "La*— P filtis lin a li *»■«". JO HN A L L E N S LA W N A T i l ! Dead trap removal I K A In* Efoo**t H i MM �11B— Evening Mtrald. Sanford, FI. W tdim doy, April J«, IWJ ■ ' * v .' • at •■- ' \ v ,'v# t ‘ _ •; *• 1;■ >«*t - .• IIA IIR R A illlA ^ ^ f l@ ••“ =•• •0 ftflAMO A l l M i r M £ S « T |yr bml SssF? i U IU C M R 1 QMAPt !S $ 0 4 9 |( SlUtPI&IR M f f l f i |v V HERE’S HOWIT WORKS , ■* ;• /T A m ] ■ SI)P£B C(1AN0C(AM- I ■m T _ SI b : - it100 nn IIM w w>n I • Ml C f« 49 COUPON VALUE 50‘ COUPON COOO APRIL JJ t J « ' M i 3U «.• cuwerne. "» « • P - t * * * * l u l <■**] Mr.DC ALL VARIETIES v ' LARGE EGGS1 f : 0 _____________ V . p«« cweeeme# lift coupon! COUPON 0 0 0 0 APRIL JS A 21 »M 5 .g apaamac „ 1 f c l ■■:-;£?■|j JA M o r JELLY FR A N K S X p " coupon ow /3 ROLLS’TOWELS . 6 ROLLS BATH TISSUE' 30OCT NAPKINS I~ ICHEK DRINKS W S ■ ""■ aa^ yw — " s .PALMETTO FARMS PIMENTO CHEESE J |M R . BIG . 29* 199* anaM 1*110turntownan*utt cooo>m nv not ItM an*m runuaii Mamcincai toooan n rr ua r—* at*oai tail* wu ooavtcutrKOi uootmnn irn v'KZ— '*•‘ _r ---------------------- ------------ ------------- " r * — MAZOLA REGULAR or UNSCENTED CORN OIL TIDE 99 $179 EIGHT O’ CLOCK BEAN EST GEL REGULAR or MINT COFFEE TOOTHPASTE ■ ICHT O'CLOCK ■ CAN COCf 1C in H mmONc Fo ftoltoDAU MMCIIIVKill ftP iiflnn ■»»» 0*4 MUIO UP1I I0M! CIlYtf K ill — 2irn n 7i m> ■ — »* $169 Uu ua I 99* 59° KJj ■"» ONw l«iI0 Mam ootrtu oantnti n ot(in»KJl| uoovtnnu i.r, i : ■■ • REAL HICKORY PIT (WHOLE) BARBECUE (wnuLt) MEASURING BOWL PACK COOL W HIP _, CHICKENS $039 C ^ a p"* °** (t»n oturnooamciitaitut o o o * p t * n n ttm DRY BLEACH [m. ait*oai (o ittio ooam ooiptu ««rnnti imctltaiuiiJ '. - CHUBS BAYER'S CHILDRENS WET ONES ASPIRIN (0C1 Jb ct ua ua f«7) an*onl*UOwn* *o*m(tnuil woo nn not *** tOOO APtll *<)*mcmnou Ji NM PRICES GOOD APRIL 25-27, 1985 I f a w ... ' <•.*•»Lty* • -^ .-li ■_____• a Cucumbe wd. -a-a. i m a K i * ! * «' m | Baked Ham . . J275> .*• ; ' » « 0*1 l u l t turn loam uotaicati I ,u v . - �•• �1 Evening Herald — Wednesday. April J«, IMS Evening Herald. Money Saver — Thursday. April IS. ISIS Sanlord. FI IS A N F O R D A P P R E C I A T I O N D A Y S S a a p vu i The Merchants of Sanford have chosen this week to say “Thank You” to the people of Sanford. They are offering great bargains. Stop in and say Hello to your favorite merchant. RENEGADE CHEERLEADERS Saturday • 10 a.m. - Downtown WARRIOR WAGON Saturday • Downtown / A L L W EEK Sanford Merchants Will Be Offering Outstanding Values For Your Money A N T IQ U E A U T O SH O W SA TU RD A Y, A P R IL 27 — Downtown N E W CAR S H O W SA TU RD A Y, A PRIL 27 - Downtown BO O TH S Various Organizations Will Have Booths Set Up On Saturday ENTERTAINMENT SATU RD AY, A PRIL 27 D r a w in g s Friday & S a tu rd a y �Evtning Hsrsld — Wtdnctdsy. April 14, m s Met j id A d v s r lit s r , M onsy V s v* r — in g rtO s y , A » n » o , ■»•-. S A N F O R D A P P R E C IA T IO N D A Y S I Sanford: Camp Monroe To County Seat... Sanford, "the Friendly C lly ," was incor[Kirnlcd 107 years ago, The first permanent settlement In I he urea was founded In 1836 when troops were stationed Oil the south hank of Lake Monroe. This was one tif a series of garrisons established In Florida to protect early settlers from the Indians. Named C a m p Monroe. It was manned by two companies of artillery and four of dragoons. This force was not strong enough, however, to repel Indian attacks and In February of 1837 reinforcements were brought In A subsequent Indian utlark was repelled, but the federal troops suf­ fered a great casualty. Capt. Charles Mellon, for whom the garrison was subsequently named. (About a mile from Fort Mellon a one-story block house was built. It was called Fort Reid and was connected to Fort Mellon by a sand road. The road later became Mellonvllle Avenue.) In 1840 the federul government began an effort to settle the area, and by 1845 two small steamboats were making regular lrips between I'alatka and Fort Mellon As the Indtun attacks grew less severe, the settlers turned their thoughts to the land. Orange groves were planted. Uy 1858 the fort was unnecessary, the federul government having succeeded in moving the Indi­ ans west. By this time a large hotel hail been constructed across Luke Monroe at Enterprise, and many Northerners were coming down by boat from Jacksonville to hunt and lish. Fort Mellon became Important to the settlement of Central Florida. All goods were brought Into this section by boat to the (ort and carrlrd by mule team to other sections of the stale. In 1870, Gen. Henry S. Sanford, former minister to Brlgtum. purchased 12.535 arres of land and laid out the town that was named for him. west of Fort Mellon, The General Interested a group of English capitalists In his plans and personally brought over a ro lo n y of Swedes, settling them In Ills new town. In 1880, President-elect Ulysses S. Grant was In Sanford at ceremonies lo murk I he tieglnnlrig of construction of the South Florida Railroad. Grant turned the first shovel of earth to begin the project. When J .E . Ingraham. Gen. Sanford's agent In charge of the Sanford pro­ perty. received a telegram that Grant and his party were due to rrach Sanford on the curly afternoon of Jan 12. 1880, he gave a courier a list of the people In the backwoods he wished notified and an Invitation extended to them to be In Sanford at the hour whrn the boat was scheduled toarrlve. The messenger covered 15-20 miles on horseback to carry the news to the residents of Mellonvllle Avenue. Fort Reid. Tw in Lakes, Panla and Sylvan lake According lo one account of the lime. "Some ol the settlers notified werr Confederate veterans who. when advised of Gen. Grant’s approach, looked at the messenger In a critical way and stated they were not Interest­ ed. und did not give u damn If he was going to arrive In Sanford." The steamer, known os the Geo. M liyrd. reached thr old Sanford dor k around 2 p m When I he strainer docked. Capt. D.L. May, publisher of the Sanford Journal, was thr first one to board the bout, handing the general ii r e c e n t I s s u e of his p a p e r . The general turned over the first shovel of dirt. T h r shovel he used Is now owned by the General Sanford Library. Following the erremony, the visiting dignitaries were driven In carrtagrs on a tour of the Speer and Doyle groves. At the time of Grant's visit, there was practically no town. There were three saloons, two storrs lone operated by Gen. Sanford und the other by IL L IfeForest). and a small hardware store. By 1884, the railroad had been completed. It linked Jacksonville with Sanford. The little town on the SI. Johns River had both rail and wulrr transportation to the murkrts of the north. The year before Sanford wus in cor |Hiru(cd was 1886, The town's officials were Albert M. Thrasher, m ayor. Duncan J . Campbell, marshal. T h o m ­ as M MucRrte. clerk and assessor, und Fay S Phelps, treasurer and collector. Aldermen were Philip -I. Parrnmor (chairman), Stephen J . !bawdy. Henry I. I.llllenlhal. A E. Phillips. Adams S. Travis. un d J.H . Randall Sanford was Incorporated as a city on Sept. 29. 1877. T. Pearson wus elected mayor. The meeting hail been preceded by u notification mude and signed on Aug. 29 ol that year by N.A Hull. Roliert B. Rich and T . Pearson, urging all persons who were registered voters within the pmj»o»rd corporate limits to assemble at IO a in. on Saturday. Sept. 29. to form the new government. At that time, the largest settlement In the nrea was Mrllonvllle. which lay east of the proftosed town of Sanford. Its main street. Mellonvllle Avenue, was laid out by Col. Zachary Taylor, later President of the United Slates, and was extended through the forest from the fort here lo Fort Hrookr, which later became Tampa. The notice rtf the Sanford meecllng summoned all persons who were registered voters residing within the following proposed corporate limits: "Beginning at the end of Sanford Avenue on Utke Monroe, thence runContinued to page 6 The Swedes: They Came Here By Rail, Ship ... In 1871 the South struggled with the pro­ blems of Radical Re­ co n structio n. Ulysses G runt wus president. Florida wus beginning In attract the developers. And. lit Sweden. Ellas Bengston and his wife. C h ris tin a . Joined 30 fellow Swedes to begin u Journey towurd a new life In the United States. They hud come from their homes by rail and by canal to the seaport of Gotenborg. From there they would go by ship to Leith. Scotland, and by train to Glasgow, where the long Atlantic crossing would begin. In Glasgow, the ship's manifest showed that most of the passengers were male. Not shown were their reasons for making the trip, but the un iversa lly applicable factors were dlssastlsfaelion with things os they w rre. and h o p e for a lietter future In America. T h e y ca rrie d l i ttl e except their skills and m u s c l e s . I deas u n d dreams. They arrived at llie Sanford wharf on May 30. In lime these first Im­ migrants were Joined by t n o r r of t h e i r c o u n t r y m e n . Some came, us they had. solic­ ited by un agent of Gen. H e n r y S. S a n f o r d . Others, heurlng of the suceess of the Florida cess took longer. As It so often happened colony, undertook the trip with their own funds In Immigrant communi­ und faith. Still others ties. the younger genera­ came to Florida from tion w an trd to hurry Kansas and Illinois, from with th r business of Maine and Minnesota. Am ericanisation. They Together they built u developed Am rrtrun In­ community, and It Is the terests und loyalties. sum of their exjierlences They learned the English that make up the history language and American ways. The y Intermarried. of New llpsala. In the early yrursof the Officially, they changed from foreigners c o lo n y , e veryon e allo Americans after filing leaded the Scandinavian naturalization papers, Society C hurch where learning some elementa­ Lutheran services were ry facts of American gov­ conducted In the Swed­ ernment and taking a ish languuge. But thr verliul exam about these young (tropic wantrd to fuels, and flnully up- hear English language (tearing before u Judge lo services. Many of them followed u congregation lake the oath. Unofficially, the pro­ to found u Presbyterian Church in ihr Communi­ ty- In the beginning. New U p s u l u had Its o wn school which was so well attended the students quullflrd for a special tuition rate under the county school system. But a Swedish school p re s e rv e d too m a n y Swedish wuys. In a few years, thr young people usked to I k - allowed to go In school In Sanford. S o m e t h i n g s t ook longer to change. The Lutheran Church con­ tinued to have Swedish language services. As la ir as 1930, church festivals und sjrecial cer­ em onies appealed. In Swedish, to the older m riulxTs of the com m u­ nity. And everyone loved the Juloltu. or Christinas scrvlrc. Even the young |M-oplr loved to sing "Del ur c m ros ulsprungrn" at tills early ceremony. For yrurs. a Swedish wedding In New Ufisaln was a time of great cele bratlon. lasting several days. The prr|Niration of food lie gall weeks lieforc Ihr event Relatives arid friends came from u dls l a n c e a n d s t a y e d overnight. Childrearing practices continued to follow flnu r ul es that hud been established In the Old Country. The rod was not sfMirrd. Continued to page IB The Herald: It Began In 1908 As A Weekly In 1908. K .J. Holly. Sr., formerly managing editor fur the Orlando Reporter-Slur, came to Sanford to become the first editor of the Sanford Herald, which was first published as a weekly on Aug. 22. 1908 The newspaper office was on the first Door of the Bishop Block building on First Street. The first day's editorial stated The Herald has been established to fill a "crying demand for a live newspaper In Sanford that could worthily represent the liberal and enterprising citizens of this com­ monwealth. "While much of Its space will be devoted lo Sanford In particular. It will strive to give all the news of the county and keep Its readers In touch with all matters pertaining to their welfare. "There were no electric lights, no sidewalks, no paved streets, the sewerage of the city ran Into the lake where all eyes could see it and all olfactory nerves could sense It," Holly recalled In 1934. Type wus set by hand und two puges of the paper wete run al a time. Since Sanford liad no dally newspaper, people gathered In front of the Herald office lo read the bulletins posted there. After World War I started, the Herald carried dully war news. The Herald later moved lo 107 Magnolia, from which it continued Its campaign fof civic Improve­ ment. Contiansd to pags 17 �4 — E wrung Htrald — Wednesday, April 74, H U Evening Hvrtld. Money Savor — Thursday. April 7J, It U Sanlord, El. A N F O R D A P P R E C IA T IO N D A Y Sanford Appreciation Week SHOE SALBeApril 22 - 27 a w on our BRIGHTEST STARS in D IA M O N D S! A Diamond R in g - "Quality Shoes For The What Bolter Way To Say She's Special v n u n p h d ip f We at Knight's Shoe Store want to show our appreciation to our many custom ers & friends for their patience & patronage during the renova­ tion work downtown. W IT H A B IG 2 0 % S T O R E W ID E S H O E S A L E . 1 , S O T H IS S A L E 18 F O R Y O U , as we strive to bring you better merchandise, better se le c­ tion, value & service in a rtiore beautiful Sanford. A lso we will have special groups of sale shoes at greatly reduced prices. Don't^forget to register for the many prizes given away by the merchants. Diamond Pendent ONLY •189" Diamond Ring ONLY Bog 17/0 00 •1 9 9 " Bag 430000 - 208 E. First St. owntown Sanford Sanfori Downtown SHOE STORE 3 2 2 -0 2 0 4 M on T h u n A S «l * J 10 Frl »J V7SA- 112 S. Park Avc. 'Kddvi flctvdiu *1k c . Downtown Sanford 322-2363 STO R EW ID E SALE! A P R IL 25-27th AT A Ladies’ Complete Department Store. Everything A Lady Need To Wear. e v e r y t h in g 218-220 t. u t s t Dewatewa Saeferd 322-3324 IIOUHS MON SAT. 0531) ((? ) J l v !l / �Evening Hvrald — W td n ttd jy . April 14, I t i l Herald Advertiser, Money Saver — Thursday, April IS, IVtS Sanford, FI. — S A N F O R D A P P R E C IA T IO N D A Y S 0 ALL K IC H A H D ’S P A IN T p B O S P e e rz/y OVER 5? 2 0 % off E xpires April 30. 1085 You may be the lucky prospector to strike GO LD just by purchasing Rich Shiold There's something special about Richard’s new Rich Shield Paint' A certificate redeemable lor one1 /* or or 1or gold Krugerrand has been placod in ono ol evory 500 gallons Enjoy the quality of Richard's new Rich Shield Acrylic House Paint while searching tor Gold I Our premium acrylic houso paint covors in one coat and offers superior durability It is mildew resistant and comos in a selection of 960 colors Your satisfaction is guaranteed or your money back Sun Hank has a sensational, m oney­ saving plan for you, featuring a co m ­ bination of our most popular banking services. G ill or visit your nearest Sun Hank office and ask for Sunl iorizon 5S. R e g , i t 5,90 *11 90 CAL. A f H t l M ). IlK lH Don Myers 318 S. FRENCH AVE SANFORD, FL V k m h tt 11 iH ' 321-2360 i*mS sun llin k v I im Sale, glass & HOURS Mon Fn 8 005 00 Sat 8 30 •I? 00 o 9 , ^ J / April 24-25-26-27 W EDNESDAY - APR IL 24 | F R I D A Y - A P R IL 2 G H K i £ & £ f l All Sports Jscksts & Blazers • Bowden • Hart, Schaffner 8 Marx $ 1 1 5 9 5 - $ 1 9 3 All Florsheim Shoes s O 10 1 1 0 2 0 % Off 95 T H U R S D A Y * A P R I L 25 S U ..7 H Hart, Schaffner & Marx And Bowden Suits 2 0 % Off SA TU R D A Y - APR IL 27 Storewide Sale 2 0 % Off 204 E. First St. Downtown Sanford •${$ first Street Clothier "We Exclusive. Not Expensive" HOURS: MON. thru THURS. & SAT. 9-5:30, FRI. 9-7 321-3211 t fflt a �*- Evening H «r«ld - Wedrwvdsy, April 14, l « i Evening M«r«ld, Money Sever - - Thundey, April IS, IMS SANFORD APPRECI | JL>i to J L i Your Complete One - Stop Gift Shop We carry a large selection of rare and unusual gifts • Music Boxes • Figurines • Baby Gifts • Linens • Candles • Brass & Silver • Greeting Cards • Pictures • Pewter Minatures • Photo Frames • Plaques Selected Items Collectibles By Goebel Gorham Bears Norman Rockwell Luffman Deft Porcelain Dolls Swarovski Crystal Capodi Monte Includes: Crystal Stemware Figurines • China e Hummels Jewelry • Candies Oood April 24 - 27 Crystal By: Noritake • Tiffin Gorham • Mikasa Flatware By: Oneida • International Towle • Gorham Lots Of Interesting Some 1 Of A Kind Some Discontinued Items IU**1 A pril 24 21 Seniord, FI. DAY ■ !to * o ...Sanford Continued from page 3 nltif* turnI h along said Avrnur I wo urn! ti quarter miles, llirnre due north to Lake Monroe .mil then eastward along the margin of the lake la (he point of br ginning.” At the lime. Sanford and Mrllonvllle were within Orange County. Il was not uni It l!H 3 that Seminole County was created and Sanford became the county seat. There were 50 qualified r lectors residing within the prescribed town Ittnila presenl al the meeting In IH77. and (Ills represented more than twoIbirds of l he electors Hull, president of Ihe meeting, ap* |Hilittrd George C, Gruoter, Prank Lewis and William lloalrlghl sergeants al arms. It was veiled I hat the tor [kirate name lor Ihe new mnnlrl|»ullly should he Sanford, amt a elty seal was designed hearing a (vilm tree Illustration and the words. "Sanford. Orange County, Florida." In Ihe vole for lncor|Mirallon, 53 volrtl for and one against flic move, ami since II ,ip|x-.ued Ihal not levs than Iwo-thirds of the duly qualified and registered voters of the promised elty had voted to form a mntdelpal eorjHiratlmi. Il was declared carried ami the corporation established When voters eventually rhose San­ ford's llrst otlleials. T . IV.uson was elected mayor, edging E.S. White by a 39-10 vote. Elected as the first aldermen of Sanford were A.C. Marlin, 44 votes. A Ndlson. 38 votes; E.S. While, 38 votes. R.H. Rich. 47 voles: and Charles Groves. 46 votes. ILL. Way became the first city clerk, defeating J .A . McRae 38-7. George C. Grunter, with 44 votes, was elected town marshal. W J. Hill, founder of ihe lltll Lum ber and Hardware Co., received one vole and F Lewis received four voles The oplimtsm of the 1920’s hurst when ihe real-estate boom came to an abrupt halt In 1926. however. The banks ran Into difficulty, and farmers were hard-pressed. Hy 1930 Ihe city was deeply In debt, owing 86,500,000 In bonded debt. The debt was rtually paid off earlier this yrar. Mayor Lake eventually went to prison for misuse of public funds, and Sanford, like other cities, had lo struggle to survive. Hut survive It did. nnd Ihe opening nl the Sanford Naval Air Station In 19-12 provided u much-needed economic stimulus (or the area. The base dosed for good lit 1968 and was returned lo Ihe city. The land is now used for a municipal arra and successful light Industrial park. NAPA SPRING R1 »A1N RUYS ( 'llllUl Noritake • Wedgwood • Mikasa Royal Worcester Spode Hutschenreuther Pickard • Gorham Franciscan FR EE BRIDAL REGISTRY GIFT WRAP W/if/r Suppllrn Last SANFORDAUTOPARTS iu!pHk “Four One Slop Sion In Downtown Sanford” - — ’ - 6 S 1 , MAKE fTNAm BRAND NEW �Evening Herald — Wednesday. April J«, IMS Herald Advertlwr, Money Saver — Ihurtday. April li , IHS Sanford, FI, — 1 SANFORD APPRECIATION DAYS PROFESSIONAL SECRETARIES WEEK HH;tN> \n ttl 22 Congratulations On tlio development o f Downtown Sanford. Thunk *von fo r •vour support in the cleuu-up project. S rtfy r S m ith M a v n r <)t‘ S anford Show Your Secretary The Appreciation She Deserves. Send Her Flowers From Sun lord Flower S im p STOREWIDE SA LE ON ALL PAINTS & PAINT SUNDIES 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL C O M E IN A R E G IS T E R FO R PICTURE FRAMING F R E E G IFT S Se*t&W'c6 G L A S S & P A IN T C O . “Cm 4 I U Year" 210 M A G N O LIA AVE. D O W N TO W N SA N FO R D 3 2 2 -4 6 2 2 mm O 209 E . Commercial 322 1822 Suit* k lc t lo ia COM PLETE STOCK LIQUIDATION S A LE! T rrn SANFORD APPRECIATION WEEK SPECIALS... Sanford Flower Shop “D e f M n ttH e ttt (FOR RC-MODCUNC) 211 East First Strsst, Downtown Sanford SAVE UP TO 30% to 50% O FF Aa Extra 10% O FF With Cash 3 2 2 -4 7 1 2 STOREWIDE Dining Room Suites • Room Size Carpets Shelf Units. Dressers V i?z Love Seats Tables Lamps Dinettes Bedroom Suites Chests Might Stands G O O D fV E A R S ER V IC E... For More Good Years In Your Car! W f H O N O R C O M Y I A R R A T IO N A L A C C O U N T S C LO U S E CAR C A R E C EN TER , INC. 113 2 2 - 2 8 2 1 .... . .■ KH& ‘ \ Everything Must Go For Remodeling 20% OFF SALE sonny - n o w lay aways HURRTI S A V I TODAY! �•- Evening Herald - Wednetdey. April 24, I W Evening H*r»W , Money Sever - Th u rtd iy, April II, IMS Sen lord, FI. IS A N F O R D A P P R E C I A T I O N D A Y S *D ecorating D en iscelebrating ou r 15th Anniversary by bringing you great savings!” Cash in on Your Home-Grown SAVE - 30% end mote on selected deco'etlng product* Cuelom dreperle* • mini blind* • tedical* • erallcovedngt • bedtpreed* * pleated IIIa l< l . carpeting and peckling Top duality product* al roc* bottom price* now during our tllh Anniveraar» Sale! 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Plant the seed of knowledge...send your kids to college. Plow under all those medical bills. Raise the roof or get a new crop of carpeting. Or why not just reap the rewards of your hard work...take a vacation. There’ re bushels of ways to use the extra cash. Try your hand at our till. Ask about our Equity Loan and take up to 15 years for repayment. Sow...what arc you waiting for! Come in today! FIRST FEDERAL* OF SEMINOLE SANFORD • LONQWOOD • FOREST CITY • OVIEDO ORANQE CITY • DeBARY �Evening Herald - Wednesday, April 1«, 1WJ Herald Advertlier, Money Saver - Thur»day. April JJ. IH J Sanford. __________ F I. — f IS A N F O R D APPRECIATION DAYS I m OAQ7 L \) /0 T.J.’s CERAMICS & SILK SEMINOLE 226 E. 1st ST. 323-9665 POOL SUPPLY OFF ALL GREENWARE (?< U H C H $ S<\<XK: m ------------------ tt& LIQUID CH LO RIN E L W ILSON-MAIER M --------------- 1 C *§ Q Q $ 1 Reg 17 7t JW Cal Commenorative Plate Of Downtown Sanford. ■ ■ April 24-77 |H 0 siIon Limited Edition-Order Now ----- IftV ittH iT il----- r\07 o ff a ll 1U /O FINISHED PIECES $100 O FF On All Above Ground Pools. Must Pre­ sent This Ad. Offer Good Only April 24-27. r? i Bargains On Sidewalk Table "Custom Ceramics G Silk Arrangements" M atferCard • Vita The Complete Pool Store A b o v e & Inground Pools & Parts 21$ S. French Ave., Sanford 17-92 JL 3rd. SI. REEO INTERNATIONAL 3223022 U O N T YOU IIAVi: HKjrillK THINGS TO D O T IIA N CO ro o t) s h o p p in g ? ATTACHE CASE SALE! . Tailored S lltc h e d Border IS • Key Loch* COLONIAL ROOM SPECIALS! SERVED FROM 4 TO 7 P.M WATER WET? • Comfort Handle • File Section Organ!red Hold Pens, Calcu- act. 1«m* «*f «Mar •U*»g ikrsr tUy^ng. SATIMDAY FRIED CATFISH NUGGETS IW M W k p ta a W r‘ . y a a u t r a d v a a r a e * ml . W n ymm k < * . ■ b y p a l y mmrmmU i W a e g b l a d U r ia l w Inch Deep Inch Deep Im t ) M r r M i r a l r a r a » r Ir w im mmri . l i r n n i r n i ■ by Bar rmt todayT I m m |I h « M l la f . iW la a .li w a a n ra a l 18x13 GENEROUS SIZES ■a rt*a . . • e r r l » y . H k . I . » r m m m. t r - incut uu $49.00 S29.95 $51.00 $31.95 SW EENEY )FFICE SUPPLY INC. I (HOO) M»2*3663 T W r . mrr a W r f— d yt«a.i Wa i W n W aaly mmm I k b tW a . aad a .S a k m la V W i i a far i m l y f l» » yean. 229 Magnolia Ave. Downtown Sanford • I.. . '♦ 322*1246 y i e i N i n ie i n a t M in i i t « r BILL'S BREAKFAST n y im / ^ w a v SPECIAL TW O F R IE D EOQ8 O N B IS C U IT S W IT H SAUSAG E GRAVY �10 - Evening M .r.ld - WedneuUy, April 14. 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I anka and a atbuul K *ym a ll timk abajm. or ik a naoda of lim (m«»pla . a lU d fur ibam I or m any yaa rt o b a l w at tban k n m n ot tKa I m a n fla n k by* on* e «Kan gad tu tKa C eetta«fuanlly bar oran ga grow art. ra d o -a d man and alaam !«.al m rn and proeparoua I b a raal aatata d a a la rt w ara rwnra tban a* lite It aa#ma*| iK ai S ^ a fo r.l a fytu ra t u a ly a ttu ia d SKa bad e n llie tu id p lagua. l-wt w ban m tba m n l n of waa |*>ti kra aad aad |A *JV *Ka l»«g Ir a a ia awapt o ta r tl^ altta. k ill •ag a a a ily a ll tba o iin g r Iroaa, S a n f o r d d-d not r». a p r il»a g a a n a l daautatom tn m a nigbl Kar d u a l and alm*i«l rm ly tu u rre of w r t l il. w a t ilaalio yad It lakaa y e a n and tl*e a a ^ n d .t u r e of mu* K w a r y la b u ild up • g ..ye A l t a r iba fraara m any u f tbr g rnta • w n n g (n il fa-ib m t ie il.m a le . and m any •-liraat w h o had ne t b*al faith m that Ka«l but tbair w a r > and to bad not tba m ean t of reatotmg the go.ere in th ru fo rm e r rundite*m M a n y rd iba I outre* I I — ke an d d w rllm g t w r ia a m p ly , am i S a n f o r d t alaun< Itaal f t - r n lt r.w rbl tea no future for liar I lo ra ilro a d .a le r e t lt kept tkingi g nag tl»* • b ’w ly . but ika |*et»pla w ara m a rtm tlanl t la la o l aaa ra ty , for fa a i tbr tad ro a-l d u p e w o u ld Ira m**«r<l a w a y and S a n fo rd m am in g tu|*f.urt In I *7S • a t e a lla d iKa S a n fo rd ll o u t a In IA N ) t ie S o u th k fo ro la R a ilro a d tea. Ktag from S a n * fo rd to O r la n d o , and Intar to I am j a w at IH'ffl it w a t w ould K ta diaro arrrel Kar that <mly ra by d ia m •p and iin g a iH m the land aro u n d S a n f o r d w o u ld pf.xbree the bnatt yrgatablaa. and at a lima of y aa r that ibey are m od v alu ed b y our northern nrigbta-rt. tbal it d u rtag the w inter M u r b lnn<I m U-tb tniat o f tow n w lt u b barf long le a n rtm irdered w u rlb la ta . w at e a td y irrig a te d an d e.|u<|ve*J w ith u n b r ground dr a nag# w b n b amm aalue m e b u n .b e d per cant m cra aaad ila O n iltaaa now fertile landa a ll k im it of yegetab let m ay l<a gtoeen. but tb« prtn< ipal rrrrpa are c e le ry and tatiu* e C e le r y A r r n y a et^nr ta lly tt noted fur tKa c e le ry f t r m i nn aa* b to la of it In I M J i tba o b i, barnbke t« b * r d k *uaa w«t af-andoneef. and a bandaome K n « k m e took •H pla- a N ew d w e llin g , and I n m a n blot kt f iral N atM inal. M*«k I aa iba o n ly bau k Kudd mg m ti.wn have a m ra * Lean Kuril, old oetaa rapo.red nn<J cm r opted, and S a n fo rd n o w (latent \ M f ) in h ab itan t! S a n f o r d bad a n w n al g ro w lb . and in IAM\ w e k n d a ib ritu tg bn la raly uf i . V l ) m bal-.ianta w .tb all ibe r u n ta n .a m aa o f a S a n f o r d , for itt e iie . it t a e ry ioa«K>|*»li Ian tow n l i a r pr.|mlat»m it u m p a r d of peo m u d a rn Iw w a. a gaa plant, w atarw o rk a an d are far lo ry Ib a yaar I Ah 7 w aa a a n t a U a t o r for tw o reaaona I k e bobJmg uf the South f lo rtd n F a i t , and (o« w b al waa km .w n aa lha b«g kre ’ I k e fair waa ul great K e n tk l. n H o n ly I*. S a n f o r d . U l to a ll of S w i k H o r t d r aa il n dvvrtiaed tKa pueedobltta of tbea part of lim atate A l that lime f'r t a u la n l ( I r e * land end kta y u m g w ife p a.d S a n f o r d a vtetl O n S a p l I I , IfWl7. a kre deatro yed p rn rt M illy the w k u le l u t o r u portaun of the loom , tkare be m g fe w but wooden byildtnga MAIN STREET. LOOKING WEST FLOWING WELL IN CENTER OF STREET in m any am allar towna in I b*rrdn And. tluMigli S a rtf. itl waa frtituonla in K a tta g • on* |to fa lita ly law « ataa u l ilia I r a n w .lK in Ka* le - u n d a iin yat l-a.rtg .m tKa l e a of li a t a l Iveyta city Ila C AM I HON bad !>aatt d aatio yad S r w r b n .I lh a l a tria a t r rn l la k ra d»d not i r l t . d tKa pr«*grrai o l tbia a n lrtp n a m g |u«-plr I Ka y e a r I *VVt w ill ketg U ram rm l*arrel la« t u i r o l lb# y rlb .w fa ta l p in y ..a w b u li lu . am a apedrniN m |a* kteuttdir. I am pa and It a at Itarr tKat b it I to kar tnada lo t |«wi • « Kata fr«4tt l »en I m ar gen. a n d 1-udt tKa k it l fo y n d a li.y i of a t» a a a larg e o re ag r grotr praiftifai a fe d ik m g fna iba im m rvlialrty la g a n to lu t b l, |w lt.n g up bait It- n»a lo o k K u ib lm g i m pin -a td iba fr a il w<eodan a tru e lu irt * bo It i it t r e t 1 1 p U r t ” l>«« I know w ho J o* |«> W e ll. anybody •• iK n lo .t l . i y w il l tell y imj E e e ry o n e ( t i l t Kim Joe. lo ll k il r i | k l .e m r >« \ | ( ( ameroct Mf C a m f iM i If one of lKo«r ( o i l u M l n » K < I t e l l i k l f m l , O f |Urk y JO S i I'll • i a l r n t t j S l u J r n l a f .S u n C -tJ H igb .Si k. .i t o y ’ll ta i d •nel.t i.lu a lU . |uo te« l t«iwn I Ka |a .H 'lr W kat ttrn rd a ra ia m tly . a n d poakopa waa pie fr«mi n il p a ilt of our b ro a d la a d and m any foreign ..• u n t n rt are alto ity»reaanled S a n f o rd a n t i ie n t have p ro e m b y the man nar w it h w b rrb (met (ttaat k t r r b arn mat. lh a l they aro able to rope w tiK an y n r r wen* t la n ie w ho b m ay anea m the fu ture W it h tm K ( it ie r n t . cou pled w ith S a n f o r d t m any raaourcet. there m no retu rn w h y it th n u b l not. m the near future, bmcmie the larg e tl. Lett an d Lue.eeI c ity m South F l o n d t R c y r W a m 4 it — m trrlM re e o4 fk e I r m i a g N n * M �I U - Evening Herald — Wednttdey. April 71, 1»15 Evening Herald. Money Saver — Thunder. April 7J. MIS Sanlord. FI Triedman’s JEW ELERS Sanford Plaza b u s t e r s ; Selected Spring Merchandise TO 1/3 Off Tee „ Shirts s*o Assorted Rompers ^ aq 6 " I Fw.ter eaici e u iT ie s69 Reg lo 121 Casual & Dress Pants flNe— 1,1 2 2 " Reg lo t i l Many More PRICE BU STER Specials Featured Throughout Our Storel i r ii D « \ s \ iN v u i s y o u n io i'i n r o t a o w n p e r s o n a l c h a r m account Headquarters W e A re P ro u d to be an A ctive P a r t o f S a n fo rd ! CEN TRAL FLORIDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL Hw y. 17 92 lacing Lake Monroo Sanlord, F L 321 4500 Sanford, We L^fVE You! 3 - Days Only 20% OFF An Affiliate of H C A olAmanSi**^ • Entire Stock Reg. Price Jr. & Missy Coordinates • Entire Stock Reg. Price Swimwear • Entire Stock Reg. & Sale Price Cotton Sweaters '« �Evening Herald - Wrdnuday, April 24. i n i Herald Advert IMrr. Money Sever - Thurldey. April li. IWJ Senlord. F l.^ tJ S A N F O R D A P P R E C IA T IO N D A Y S I FASHION E)<PO SALE J u s t in tim e for su m m er. S a ve on our great sc re e n print tee-tops in poly/cotton. Team them with m atch ­ ing elastic w aist skirts. Choose from several prints. M isse s sizes. SM L SPECIAL PURCHASE 4 .9 9 and 9 .9 9 Panama straw hats in great summer shapes for you! Choose from wild styles in 100% cotton. Exciting fashion colors ripe for the season FASHION RINGS 1 4 .9 9 Choose from this special group of faux jewels stone rings. Orig. *14 M is s e s print c a m p s h irts in cotton b le n d s. P e rfe ct w ith s k irts , sh o rts o r p an ts. Orig. *17 C a su a l s p lit sk irt in su m m e r b rig h ts. Wear several at this price! Terrific selection in gold tones. Sanford Pla 2a each U U L U T I L L C U Orig 27 00 to 5500 Selection of boxed pendants, bracelets and earrings Great for Mother's Day giving! Orig. *18 Perky p o p lin , e la s tic w a ist s k irt. �14 — Evening Herald — Wedneiday, April 14, ItlS Evening Hereld. Money Saver — Thortday, April IS. I»*S Sanlord. FI S A N F O R D A P P R E C IA tri Sanford WHERE THOUSANDS CHEER 1 BO A ir p o r t B l v d ., W ., S a n fo rd Sum m er League Sign Up! FREE BOWLING BALL! C o lu m b ia 300 Bowling Ball Drawing M e m o ria l Day No P u rch a se Necto s sa ry . Just Turn In Coupon At BOWL AMERICA, SANFORD. |— — — — — — — — ■C O U P O N . — — — — — — — — f • Z 93 NAMI £ °^ TIU P H O N I N O “ SUMMER LEAGUE ROUNDUP — * — — — — — — — —CO U PO N ' — — — — — — — — LEA G U ES BOWLING SCH ED U LE SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY L a d ie s '......... 9:30 6:30 Men’s ............. 6:30 9:00 M ixed .............6:30 9:00 a.m. Sr. Citizen............... 1:00 p.m. p.m. Youth............................ Wed. p.m. 6:30 p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m. the Savings Place Kmart Is glad to be a vital part of the Sanford community. Dur­ ing Sanford Appreciation Week, we invite you to visit our Sanford Kmart and take advantage of the everyday low prices. We Thank You for your continued support of Kmart and will con­ tinue to serve you with the best possible values. DAYS W h e n M e llo n v ille A n d S a n fo rd U n it e d The town ol Mrtlonvlllt- had a fitful existence In rompHIllnn with lls growing ttrlRfitx>r. Sanlord Sanford whs Incorporated In IH77 and In unite I lie two towns, Judge Tinker made Union Avenue. T.K I’lerson was Itie llrst mayor ol Sanford, and T.A. I login v o f Mellonville In IH79 a charier was secured from I he S<aith l-Torlda it.nlrn.nl to run hum Sanlord to Tampa President US. Grant came In Sanlmd and threw the llrst shovelful ol earth to IHHd the •I.T. A K W. Hallroad came Into Sanford Iron) Jaiksnnvllh- and mil n r e le d w ith the South F lorid a llallroad Prior In tills time, all con­ nection with the outside world north of Santord was by steamboat The Union Station, a l I he West End ot Cummer elal Street, was built soon alter the completion of i In* railroad. Mellonville. slowlv lulling Into de­ cadence. finally erased to exist atiout 1883or'84. In IHH4. tile Lyman hank was (minded with Its "llrst brl< k building" In town. Three years later It developed ltdo (lie First National hank In quick s u c c e s s io n ca m e T u x h r r r y and Female!, lalrr ihc Geo II Frrnuld lla id w a rc Co., ami now Ihc hall Hardware Co.. Chase Urol hers Pack­ inghouse, now Chaw A Co., ihc .1 N Whlincr Co.. Lord's Jewelry Store, now McLauUn's Jewelry Store, (1052 note Kadrr'sl. Sanford Loan and Trust Co, hunk. W. T. Deane's Furniture Store. T .l Miller A Son. Ihc Fiber Factory, and others and then the fire. Iloi the fire only cleared away Ihc old wooden buildings, and Sanford arose In liriek In February IH88 was held a County Fair which was all ended by President and Mrs Cleveland, and Kmmu Ablxitt was engaged lo sing at the "Old Opera House" under a guarantee of Sl.(KK) tor one iverformancc. The fair was a gu.«i success, and Orange County contained a happy and contented people and hope held out a reasonable prospect of large drmand for their products, as nur national population should Increase and become educated to iheir use; with assurance that a profliahle culture of citrus fruits was necessarily limited lo South Florida. A possible recurrence o f such weather as had frozen orange trees In l HIM! gave them little concern, being counted tnr one liability lo disaster, against many In oilier business en­ terprises Thus, houyanl with hope, ihclr countenances expressed satisfac­ tion for the present and bright an­ ticipation for the future, when the gieat freeze of Feb. 6. 1895 came. T errib le Indeed were the c o n s e ­ quences. �Evening Herald - Wedneidiy. April 14, lt «) Santord. FI. — IS Herald Advertiser, Money Saver - Thursday. April IS. IHS IS A N F O R D A P P R E C I A T I O N D A Y S I Sound H A IR -A -R A N G ER S UNISEX SALON IN SANTONO PLAZA Car Stereo. E le c tro n ic a l Com munications 3220580 You Arc Invited To Attend COUPON QOOO THRU 5-18 85 *10.00 O FF ANY REDKEN PERM WITH CHARLOTTE OR SHARON ONLY PATTERNS. . . lV HA T C H E S ... A Standard Flower Show Presented By SHARON MOSELY IS BACK ANO WELCOMES ALL HER FORMER CLIENTS TO STOP BY OR CALL CHARLOTTE SNYDER The GARDEN CLUB of SANFORD. FLORIDA. INC. U N ID E N SHARP Of The FLORIDA FEDERATION of GARDEN CLUBS. INC. A Member PERMANENT WAVES PERMANENT TIME SAVERS The NATIONAL COUNCIL of STATE GARDEN CLUBS. INC. Creative Curl* perm from Redken. We like II because It's gentle to your hair. You'll love it for Its long lasting curl and stylish flexibility. So give us a call soon, and let Creative Curl save you time, permanently! AT TH E GARDEN C EN TER (17-92) S ILV ER TEA Frl., April 26th 2-5 p.m. Sat.. April 27th 10-5 Sun., April 28th 1-4 I «mvl A ITvvx: pb o tu c is OFT OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES • CELLULAR CAR PHONES •HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENIERS • PORTABLE STEREO UNITS Vitlagn Marhol Place 3S16 Hwy I 7 A '1? LA Mary Blvd Santord. FL 32771 ■&REDKEN SALON PRESCRIPTION CENTER JAY’S HAIRSTYLING DEN UNLIMITED THURS. • FRI. • SAL SPECIALS “ Home o f Q uality Parts at Reasonable Prices!" COUPON COUPON “Sanford’s One Stop His & H e rs Active wear S u rfb o a rd a n d Gabriel Red Ryder • SHOCKS S k a te b o a rd C e n te r” 25% OFF CARE FREE CURLS.....................*37.50 PERM TOUCH-UPS.................... *17.50 COLOR HIGHUGHTING............*15.00 PERMANENT W A V E ..................*17.50 WITH COUPON ONLY C E N T E R M A LL (Hwy. 17*92) 3 23 -5 227 Reg. Price '18.95 Each eK*1...'*14.25 Expires April 20th OWNER HAL WILSON 2927 29, HWY. 17-92-The Center Mall |Uj Buy Any Pant, Short Or Long & Get Any Top At 2 PRICE 4-23 to 4-27 Only (Closed Mon.) •0361 • 321C302 pjfj Walk lna Always W*kv>nic JLJ ■ m am MasterCard. VISA Center Mail. Hwy 17 M . Santord 322 0404 ------------ % �14 Evening H«r*ld — W*dn*td*y, April 14, t fll Evening Hertld. Money Sever — Thursday, April li, l»IS Senlord, FI S A N F O R D A P P R E C IA T IO N D A Y S "We Care! MED-CARE, INC. t f Mow your grass with a little class. "YOUR HOMETOWN COMPANY" RENTALS & SALES You Won’t Hear Wild Claims From Our Store, Just Sincere Efforts And Thanks From Our Family Run Business Since The 40’s In Sanford. THANK YOU FROM THE SM ITH S MIKE CONNIE J E F F “WE BILL MEDICARE DIRECT" 24 HOUR S ER V IC E • • • • Two-Year Limited Warranty. Toro Is known for quality and durability. Here's the proof. No Money Down. Instant Toro credit available to qualified buyers. Ask for details. OSTOMY SUPPLIES INCONTINENT APPLIANCES MASTECTOMY SUPPLIES ALL CONVALESCENT AIDS FREE DELIVERY 305 "SHITTY'S SNAPPIN W I L E MOWERS" 322-8855 W E’VE MOVED SANFORD REC. VEE, INC. Fluid Change SAVE 2303 French Ave., Sanford $25°*8 Port O f Sanford O ff O ra n g e Blvd. MAJOR REPAIR 322-4711 IN HOUSE SERVICE OR IN PARK HITCHES, W ELDING COM PLETE U N E OF R.V. REPAIRS Father & Son Operation [ Complete & Accurate Price ! Before Repairs Are Made. * One Day Service In Most Cases TO RQ H eadliners Hairstyling Salon ~ Arunmntlnulonu $ 9 *s Haven't you done without a Toro lontt enough?* Srt'Otf ito i Cm 25th C Perk Sanford 322 201 I T r a n s la t e Model 39040 Easy-Empty* Grass Catcher IN AND T A K E AD V A N TA G E O F OUR 10 % DISCOUNT ON A L L IN-STOCK ITEMS would like to invite you to come in an see our newly remodeled salon, we have ex* panded to twice our size to accommodate our ever growing clientele. Thank you for making this possi­ ble. Because If It weren’t for you • we wouldn’t be # 1. % 1- $ ' 4 Let our reputation go to your head. 1 321-5851 Headliners �Herald Advertiser. Money Saver — Thursday, April !J. t*lS Evening Herald - Wednesday. April J«, IMS Sanlord. FI. — 17 A N F O R D A P P R E C IA T IO N D A Y S V o ...Herald C o n t in u e d fr o m p ag e 3 Dean recalled thist the flrnt project the Herald sponsored alter he moved to Sanford was Ihe Community Cheat. "Today It seems Incredible that any­ one could have opposed II. Hot Ihe town wasn't ready for It and 1 soon became known as ‘that 23-year-old upstart from Miam i,"’ Dean said. l-ttrr In November. 1954. when Fred I'erklns was editor and publisher, the Herald moved from Magnolia Avenue to die budding at 20-1 W. First St. abandoning Its flat bed press for a rotary press. In August, 1958. there was a change In slock ownership and management and W aller Glclow became editor* publisher o f the Herald, Hy 1966. Ihe Herald had outgrown Us crumped facilities on First Street and had quadrupled In growth over a five year period. It moved Into Its modern facilities at 300 N. French Avr. on -Inly 4. 1066. and celebrated the event with an o|trn house Aug 20 for area officials and on the 21sl for the piddle. The occasion also marked Ihe 5Hih birthday Ilf the Herald. The pride und Joy of the Herald publisher was the two new Duplex presses The old plant's press turned out 12 pages black and while at Ihe rale of 12.000 newspapers an hour, while Ihe new presses could turn mu as many as 40 pages with color al Ihe rale of 28.000 an hour. The Herald swlchrd from Dulled press Interna 1tonal to Assoclalcd Press and added two teletypes printing simultaneously — one the primed word and the other perforated tape, which could Ik* fed Into a linotype, operating without a human operator. HARRELL & BEVERLY C C E L E B R A T IN G OUR REPAIRIN G AND R EBU ILD IN G AUTOM ATIC TR A N SM ISSIO N S The biggest and tnnsl sweeping change In 64 years of publishing for Ihe Herald look place Feb. 21. 1972. when It made a giant step into Ihe computer-ugr and switched to the off set process. On Nov. 5. 1972. the Herald's first Sunday edition was printed as the newspajH'r wrnl In six Issues a week and the Seminole Magazine and col­ ored comics were udded. On June I. 1974. Wuyne Doyle replaced Glclow as publisher. The current editor Is Thomas Giordano. Today, Ihe Herald Is produced com ­ pletely by computers and a new building Is umlrr construction I k - hind the present facility to accommodate future expansion. 26 YEARS SAME LOCATION JO* W 24th S T R E E T S A N FO R D We Thanh All O l Our Customers 01 Central Florida Who Have Helped Make This Celebration Possible. 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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>, April 24, 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/b05681fe45da7c27be4ba0577eb88862.pdf e94b1bc93f01d01d3c897cd00eb27b55 PDF Text Text 77th Year, No 208 Tuesday. April 23, 1985-Sanford. Florida Evening Herald (USPS *81 2801 Price 25 Cents County Eyes Sanford Land For Future Office Space n _ ri[/ j0J ,tn l’lu/a and ihr old Nash-Lalavetic car Herald Staff W riter dealership CommercialAvenue Avenue In . . . . 2<'XK) Semlnolr County dealership oncin Commercial lt\ itir tItr .year Com m issioners Monday unani will lx- short 27 000 square fret of m ously authorized Jo h n Percy olltt r spar r ami buildings and land in clirector of public services, to get Sanford the countv seat will f*appraisals showing the market value M ding at premium prii r-s of tItr three facilities I'l.uming Inr the future, county At the same time the commission eommlsMonrrs arc Irxiklng at Hu ers decided they are not Interested m pnsslhlr pun base of ttic Masonic selling olf any ol thrlr Sanford pro lempir on Park Avenue and the Kirk t»ert v The county owns the old Knum ilin Building Building atat First First Street Street and and l-.rU Park Avenue arm the former Seminole Memorial Hospital, now the County Services Building, and has converted Itoth into office space The former Jail behind the court house and the- old health department building on French Avenue are Ix-mg renovated Into office sparr OfTU c space is being rented al the Sanford .. .. Templr .„,d '........... ^ . ^ s o- ...... n i r Temple In other Sanford buildings Percy said at his request the le adership of the Masonic Temple at 212 \ Park Avc submitted a tiro fmsal to the count\ for the sale of ihctr laciltiv The officers m the proiKisal are asking lur $375,000 lor Htc building plus a swap o! four lots .nmed bv the county near the Countv Se rvices Building at Fust Street and Mellonvtllr Mrllont lilt* Avenue C'omtniMtonrr Hill Klnhhol! Hie county will need those lots tor parking space (font want to *waP Ol give aw.IV .,nv proper!v ncarbv Klrchholl said Percy told cc)imms.sicinrrs Hie ask mg price oi Kirk Plaza with its 7 U H ) 'tp ia rr tret is $100,000 ami an apprais.il done in 1982 shows u was S e c C O U N TY . page 8A Thomas 'Devastated1 Bi-Racial Panel Postponed fit# IrL H pc. « . . . _ By U Rick Brunson Herald Staff W rite r llte hi-racial committee prc>|>osrd by city commissioner Hob Thomas to study race rrl.ilions m Sanford was stalled Monday night when commissioners voted 3 to I that the Idea needs more scrutiny Mayor licityc Smith and commissioner* David Tarr and Mlltnn Smith voted lor the pnst|xmf ment. saving the panel's s|/c. incmticrshlp and pur|H)sc* needed lurtln-r scrutiny Thomas vuted against postponement. commissioner Jo lm Men cr was absent Mayor Smith suggested tIn- |inslpuitmciil lxuntil the commissions workshofi lllerlllig next Monday saying us proposed si/e ol |7 mcitilM-rs would make it ton unwieldy K m and Milton Smith concurred Smith adding that forethought was needed because llte panel is so important to Suiilord s future .mil Tan tpirstiunmg the need '...thore aro a lot of white pooplo who fool ju*» as you (Farr) do; ♦hat wo don't nood to go any furthor... (But) thoro aro a lot of subtlo things that... wo nood to talk about.* Bob Thomoi lor sue It a committee altogether I be m o v e s u rp ris e d Th o m a s a n d so m e ol the |M op|t lie b a d a sk e d to be oil Hie p .im I A b o u t six ol them s h o w e d u p Monti,i\ m g tii i xpt ■ tm g to lx up|HHilled a lo n g w It li Hie olll> rs l-.cst w e e k a lte r i h id in g I Im ittas lur uni notitving them ol bis plans lor a panel Mayor Smith and ihr commissioners agreed to make Ihr committee- official at Monday s meeting At that time Thomas salt! lime people - six blacks. Including himself and three* whites — agreed to lx- on the p.im-l and be was searching lur three inorr in even II* r.u l.il t t i n n Whrvt In oilered bis rcdle.igurs the ehunee m make then own ap|K)tnimenis io the commuter ihrv dr elined, saving It wusn t necessary Hut at Mondays meeting Mavor Smltli sug geslrd each nl ihr comuilssloners come to m xi Monday's workshop session with some names ol suggested candidates lor a steering i-ommitlci •hat cnuld set goals lot the In r.u i.il« ninmlllre Mrs Smith said there is nnihmg Wrong" with Die people Thomas pteke-d hut more disc ussion alxml the- |).mel is iii-c'dc-il Io ensure Us success Sec Bl R A C IA L , page 8A Sanford Delays Verdict O n School Lot Rezoning 'Good Ole Boy ' Memo Clarified A decision on rrzoning a IH .icrc trail ac ross from Sanford Middle S< I hxiI irom resulruti.il io commercial, a move* which would dear llte way lor Hie const ruction ol a shopping renter, lias •>cen pul oil until May Id The Sanford City Commission was scheduled to lake lift tlie Issue al Monday's meeting tint It h o n o re d M#r»kJ hr 0»««* }f4s* Mane Rein Tugging clod's locks to go left. Joshua Sparks, 2, studies something of Interest during a recent visit to the Central Florida Zoo, Sanford Joshua and his taxi, Shelton Sparks, spent an afternoon looking at all the exotic animals, Joshua from a high safe distance, of course m request by p ro je ct engineer M u ck l.ciJTenbv’ to postjxine n decision on the matter The city's Planning and /.onlug Commission recommended 8-3 earlier Hits month that the commission deny the rc/nnlng request. Orlando dt*vrlo|>cr Donald tlut>er wauls to build a I lO.(XX) square loot shopping center cm the prcqx-rU lull Hie prnjrrt Is velienirntly op|xised i>v nearby residents who lilt- |>mrnllal tralllc problems and Hie desire In keep I lie* land a rccrc.it kin.il area Atxiul 40 residents showed up at Monday's meeting In voice op|Misii!im In the tc/nnlng Some complained alxiut the delay. Imt Mayor Bcttve Smith said however tltui jx>si|Mitung a bearing at a dcvehiper s request is a iioimal practice She said she did nut know why Ki/enby wanted more i line Sylvia Smith, a trader nl the op|xisllltin to the re/onlug. said residents have collected more than KM) slgnatmrs on a petition protesting the rezoning — Kick Brunson H*r«M e*»t« t r Xlc* l/ v x w n Mayor Bettye Smith presents City Manager Warren "Pete" Knowles with a plaque commemorating his 32 years of service fo fhe city He refires Tuesday The "Pefe" Knowles Award will be given annually fo an oufsfanding local citizen From Left, commissioners David Farr, Bob Thomas, Cify Attorney William Colberl Longwood Proposes To Hike Utility Taxes Cap By Jane Caaaelberry Herald Staff W riter A ptiqxis.il to raise a utility taxes cap to $5 Inc rcsldrilt!al accounts and 910 tor i i H i i m e i c t.il is the topic ol a public hearing set tot May I t In l ongwood llte longw ood City Commission utt.mimuuslv voted ptclimlnary approv­ al loi the Increase at Monday nlghl's meeting llte <llv lias a IO pctcrnl uitllt v lax on ill •tiu tty. metered or IxitHcil gas water service, telephone service and telegraph service wiildn the city but ticcw lias a $1 cap on Hie atiiuuiil that t an Im- taxed on each In one hilling |x clixl Mayot llaivcv Smctllson said the biggest tin tease lor cusiotners will Im- In Hicti rice ttt< bill and most won't sec any increase on tlielr water bill The tax on the telephone tall is Itasc’d on the basic charge. w lm h lur must who own thrlr equipment is $9 HA Several residents m llte audience said they did nol nb|eet in the Increase, hui one objected to having Ihr lax raised it ii Is to hr used to build a new |x>llcr building which has hern nixed twice by voters A ls o given preliminary approval was an ordinance prohibiting the use or operation ol motor or engine (towered iMiats on West Kike. A public hearing and a vote on llnal approval are s c h e d u l e d lor May 1 3. The exception to the prtqinscd ban would lx- use ol such boats bv Hie (Killer, lire, or rescue services Violation nl ihc ordinance calls for a maximum line nl $500 nr Imprisonment lor t>0 days or Ixitli In other business, commissioners de­ layed action on a resolution requested by County Commissioner Sandra Glenn Mrs Glenn asked for an lnlerlix.il agreement bctwrrn the city and county Ramps Workshop Tonite Skateboard ramps, which have been the subject of controversy In recent city com­ mission meetings in Longwood. will be dis­ cussed al a workshop at 7 p m . today In the d ly lu ll at I7 5 W Warren Avc. A special meeting Is scheduled for B p m to discuss the tennis court construction contract lor Keller Park. Residents have objected lo large skatrbourd rumps built near their homes, citing problems of nulsc. lack ol privacy, litter, additional tralllc. obscenity and nudity. Ramp owners suy skateboarding Is a healthy s|Mirt that keeps kids ofl the street and out of trouble und that standards can lie set up to make the rumps safe and eliminate problems. T h r city bus also been asked to build skateboard rumps In patks. — Jan e Casselberry with Hie city agreeing to notily the eountv whenever It receives an upplteu tloti lor a building permit along county Hoad 427 Ix-iwren stale Road -134 and rbarloltr Street Mrs G lrn n wants l.imgwnnd to withhold any building (M'linlt until Hir applli am lias |>ald a $(>o pcr-lrotil-frxil Ire and donated a lOlixit right ol way Though agreeable. Hie commissioners delayed action on Hie resolution until the May 13 meeting the county olllc tally adopts a similar resolution. "Almost all ol this section Is within the d ly limits.” Mrs Glrnn said, “ and as projicrty usage changes, applicants go to ihr city lor building permits and arr told they must get thrlr curb cut permit Irom the county, which main­ tains thr road and owns the right ofway." At (ire-sent some |>roplr build (Irsi then come lor a cut permit, she said. Some come lor thr rut llrst and thru Ju ry Tam pering Suspect Surrenders To Officials A man wanted slncr November on a charge ol tampering with a witness has surrendered to Seminole County authorities Hilly Hilton Cuuldcr. 58. ol Keystone Heights. Flu.. Is accused ol olfrrlng *5<).<XX) to Hip mother ol an 8-vrur-old girl who later testified against Cuuldcr s son t. Hi* x S. oil Cuuldcr 2* ol riiiH Elm Drive. Cussellirrrv. The younger Cuuldcr was convicted following the girl’s graphic testimony and faces a life sentence with no (xisslhlllty of parole (or 25 years H r has nol hern sentenced because his attorney is m.out.ung that 25 years for Ihr sexual battery ol a child Is cruel and unusual punishment. According lo Assistant Stair Attorney Kurt Ericnbach. Seminole County Investigators tup|x-d the woman's phone after shr began receiving calls Irom a man offering her money lo keep her daughter from testifying Al Cuuldrr's trial, seem ly tu|x-d conversation See J U R Y , page SA imd out the- county requires donut Inn ol a 10 foot right ol-w.iv pin* a Ire ol $1)0 per Iront loot along i utility Hoad 427 Mrs Glrnn said applicants are t>ctng asked to donate the- Impart tre- Instead of Ix-ing required to pay lor (netting In center sections and turn lanes which arr a lot ol rx|x*nse when I I k* road Is expec ted to lx- widened to live lanes m the next 2 3 years The Longwood commission also • Named to the Parks and Kerreutlon Advisory Hoard Tracy Helms. Dean Plain. Marttu Newkerk Peter llutlman and Fred Eggrrtchs. • Authorized an $2,720 expenditure lor testing ol the new effluent dls|x>sal (Minds at Hie sewer plants • Approved a request by thr Longwood Historical Commission to plant a tree al thr Ftrr Slat tun No I on West Warren Avenue lor Artxir Day this Friday at 10 Slung by criticism from mrm brrs of the- city's Civil Service Hoard. Sanford City Manager Warren “ Pete" Knowles says last week's memo ronrcrnlng lilting c|ualillc-ailons wan mil meant In Imply that thr Ixxiitl has Ix-en hiring ‘'gcxxl ole Ixiys " Some m rm b rra of the ticiard. panic iilarlv I>r I.ills PrrcZ, s.iiil they were “Insulted" by u memo from Knowles rnenuraglug them to fill three |x>sltlons — (M i ll e r c hief, oasislam city manager and city engineer — with quullflrd applicants und not "gcxxl ole boys.** The memo was sent to rominls•loners on Tuesday, the clay they met to review applications fur all three positions Pcrrz said the memo wan "an Innoli tu my Intelligence anil my integrity" und that the hoard lias never hired someone brcuusr they were "a gcxxl ole- Ixiy Knowles wan ill Tallahassee- last week so hr eouldn t res|M)ltd to thecriticism Hut lie said Monday dial hr w.in nol Implying Hie- board has hired unqualified “ gixxl ole Ixiys in Ihr past or that there are such |x-nplr In stall positionsut i tty hall now lie nutd the pur|M)se nl I lie* memo was lo make two new members nl the Ixwrd aware ol the c tty r iiminlsMon s u|)graded Job qualifications adopted in rreent years and In renilnd thr Ixwrd ol the- predicament the city Is lit Knowles' und Police Chlel lien Butler's retirements next Tuesday, along with Assistant City Manager Steve Harriett's move In the (Killer department us acting chief. has Ic-lt ('tty Manager designate Frank Faison and i lly hall "behind Hir right Kill Added to that the mi|x-ndiug re­ tirement of the rlty ’s executive secre­ tary. Mary llurkry Meyer, lit July, Ih r sume ntonih city clr|Hirtmrnt budgets are due. und von have problems Knowles said Knowles sent a mrino to Perez Monday trying In elarlfy wltat hr tnrani In It he said any city manager Is paid to makr recommen­ dations. suggestions, and to give See M EM O . Page 8A What Price For A Rundown C u re ? Charles Rawlings of Fern Park knows that rundown feeling Raw lings and his wife. Doris, rent an apartment al Regency Apart­ ments. 551 E. Senior.in Hlvd lit thr south end of the county. Rawlings was near his apartment one day w hrn a hike riding security guard for the complex pedaled over In Rawlings und ran him down, or so hr stales a civil suit (lied In Seminole Circuit Court Monday T h r Rawlings bird suit against Consolidated Capital Equities Corporation of Colorado, owner of the apartment complex. They arc each suing lor an unspecified amount of damages In excess of $5,000 The incident occurred Aug 10.1983. Rawlings said he was Injured, suffered (win. physical hundleap and medical expenses because of the incident, lie said his working ability wus Impaired Mrs Rawlings Is suing for loss of her husband's services, compa­ nionship and consortium They ask for a i rial by Jury — Deane Jordan TODAY Action Reports 2A Bridge ............. 6B Classifieds....... 4,SB Comics..................6B Crossword ....... 6B Dear Abby............IB Deaths................. BA Dr Got!................ 6B Editorial............. 4A Florida................. 8A Horoscope ............ 6B Hospital............... 2A N a tio n ................. 2A People.................. IB Sports................. 5 7A Television........... IB Weather...............2A + �2A— Evening Herjld. Sonlord, FI. Tw tdjy, April II. I W March Inflation Rate Worst In Over A Year NATION IN BRIEF Reagan, Congress Head For Showdown On Contra Aid W ASH IN G TO N (UPI) — President Reagan sought a compromise with Senate Democrats on aid lo Nicaraguan rebels la-fore a Senate foreign policy showdown today hut sierled lilrnself for the expected rejection of his policy In lhe House. Daylong While House talks brought Reagan and Senate Republicans and Democrats closer on the aid proposal bill no agree men I was reached. Reagan's request for S I 4 million In military aid for Ihr relrels Is virtually certain to fall In the House and In danger ol tailing In the Senate in crucial votes today on Reagan's poll* les lu Central America. I he Senate planned up to 10 hours of debate before voting The House had up to 14 horns booked for debate. The Contras arc lighting lo overthrow Managua's leftist Sandlnlsta government Among the slicking points In Senate-White House negotiations was whether Nicaragua should talk about peace with Ihe Contras, as Reagan has suggested, or whether ihn United Slates should talk with Nicaragua almut improving relations If the warring sides call a <ease-fire, as Senate Democrats have pro|M>sed Hundreds Of Protesters Arrested Ily United Press International Demonstrators outside Ihe White House and on college campuses across lltc nation rallied against South Africa's sysiem o| racial segregation known as apartheid. More Ilian 575 prolcslcrs were arrested. Police ol Cornell University In llltacu, N Y . Monday nlghl attested 21 I pt ople who refused lo leave Ihe main admlntsiruiion building Several sludeots camped overnight In a shantytown of cardlmartl and garbage bags They said the shantytown rcpieseulH Ihe living conditions ol uiuny b l a c k s in South Africa. Students vowed lo continue lltelr protests al Cornell to persuade the university to divest lls $120 million In companies doing business In South Africa. Kohl Urged To Cut Bitburg Trip W A S H IN G TO N |UPI| — American Jew ish leaders, boding President Reagan Is standing firm, are pressuring West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl In cancel the president's controversial visit next monilt to a German war ccmcierv. In a telegram, the U ntil II ritli International urged Kohl to ask Reagan lo drop his visit from Ihe Mllhnrg cemetery, where al least 47 Nazi Wallen Jib iroops are hurled, and Instead hold a ceremony honoring Ihe late Konrad Adenauer, it former West German chancellor who "cmlxHlIcs the spirit ol reconciliation." the Jewish group made the request lo Kohl as controversy still swirled around Reagan's planned liltbtirg visit, with one prominent Jewish official suggesting ihe handling ol Ihn Incident raises questions ulxiut how the While House would react to a "real rrtst*. sucli ns u nuclear attack." W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) - A sharp turnaround In gasoline prices helped drive up the March consumer Inflation rate by an unusually strong 0.5 percent — the worst month In more than a year, the government said today. The Labor Department said Its Consumer Price Index, which has risen only 3.7 pcrcenl In the last year, would be running at 5.8 percent If all 12 months were the same as March. Motor fuel prices Jumped 3.8 perernt, a change that bad an especially severe effect on the Index because the month before prices were down 2 6 percent. Gasoline alone was up 3.6 per­ cent yci was still cheaper than at the lK-glnnlngof 1985. The one-year moratorium on fee Increases many doctors had pledged ran out In March and medical expenses rose a hefty 0.8 percent. Ihe most since November 1982. But lees will probably not keep Increasing at that rate, analysts said. "Th e 0 5 percent Incrrasc is larger than we’ve had but It's not that unusual." Labor De­ partment economist Patrick Jackman said "W e do not see anything turning around that m uch." Most analysis expect the 1985 Inflation rale lo he little changed from 1984 s 4 percent. Prices for new cars w err up 0 5 perrent and used car prices surged a substantial 1 percent. But forecasts are assuming that ihe new Import competition from Japan, now that the Japa­ nese are no longer observing voluntary restraints on auto Imports, will hold ear prices from any big Jumps this year One reflection ol Interest rate drops has been the large declines In the cost of auto loans, down 0.9 percent In March, the fourth consecutive month of Improve­ ment. Th e bubble of Inflation In March was anticipated by the Com m e rce Department last week. In Its report on a weak first quarter gross national p r o d u c t th e d e p a r t m e n t measured Inflation throughout the economy, not Just for con­ sum ers. at 5 3 perrent for Jan u ary through March, the worst quarter since Ihe spring of 1982. Although the next severul months look like a continuation of exceptional sta b ility for prices, forrcaslers are watching (h r weakening dollar rlosely. aware that In the long run II could lioost prices of Imports and allow more rixtm for domestic price Increases as well. T h e FBI and Casselberry police were continuing their search today (or a bandit who held up a Casselberry hank Monday and e*c»j>ed with more than 8 1.600. FBI agrnt Steve Salmtrrl said the robber walked Into Hie Florida National Bank, stale Boat) 436. at about 2: 45 p.m. and handed a teller a n o t e claiming lie had a gun. "W e’re not sure If he was armed," Salmlcrl said About five tellers and three ruHtnmers were In the hank during ihe robbery. jxillrr said The bandit, who Is in his early 20s. lied with Ihe cash In a bank Action Reports ★ ★ Courts it Police Legal Notice itiAU David N Bet-ten Lteftc ot Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida PubHth A P R IL ISrd tom A m a t tin win i*ti D E E IM N O TIC E OF A P P LIC A TIO N FOR TA X D I E D N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N th a t E LAM AR SH AR P Ih* holder ol Ih* folio* mg codillcofo* tea* rued l*Kl coytilKafo* for a la* dead fo b* lim ed thereon Ih* certllKafo number* end yeort et ittuom* Ih* detcrtplien et th* preperty. and tn* name* In which II e l l attetted at* ot follow* i C E R T IF IC A T E NO IDT Y E A R OF ISSUANCE HOT D E S C R I P T I O N OF P R O P E R TV L E G S tS F T O F LO T* B LK ■ SUNSE t MANOR PB I PC ti N a i m m which e ite tte o L E O N A R D C A S S ELB ER R Y All ot taid preparty bring In th* County *1 Seminal*. State et Florida Unto** tuch cedifice)* or cor N O TIC E OF A P P LIC A TIO N FOR TAX D E E D N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N , that JA N E T L SHARP Ih* holder el ih* following certll icafot hat tiled u>d certificate* •or a foe deed to be ittuod Inet eon th* ceitltlcofo hum be- 1 end yean ol Ittuanc*. th* deter Ip I Ion ot Ih* property- and Ih* nomet in which tl wet n iM u r ii tre et follow* C E R T IF IC A T E NO 1111 Y E A K O T ISSUANCE IfEl D E S C R IP T IO N OF P R O P F H tV L E G BEG NW COR LO T 1 RUN N U F T S St D E G C II* * F T SLY ON PLAZA O VAL I I F T N fo D EG It M IN W SI S F T N if F T TO BEG B LK B SUNSE I MANOR PB I PG ta N am * In which a t ta tte d L E O N A R O CASSE LEE HR Y All ol taid property being in the County ot Sommofo. Slot* *1 Florid* Unloti tuch certillcofo or cor tlticafot tholl be redeemed Ac cording fo law th* property deter.bed in tuch cortibcafo or certillcafoi will be told fo Ih* highotl fodder al Ih# court hpute door on Ih* JQTH day ol M AY I t l a l II «0 * m Approximately |1|)(X> ceth lor foe* it required fo be paid by tuccettful bidder al Ih* tat* Oepotil et N N et th* bid fo be P*-d within t i hourt olfor d o t mg ot Ih* tol# Balance Sue within t* hour* alter ctoting ot the tala All pay men It than be cath or guaranteed mttrumant mod* parabto to the Clerk et Circuit Ceurt D e le d t b it I I T H da y ol A P R IL . IFM (S E A L I D a vidN Berrien 0 » S SO F I OF LO T S BLK II SUNSE T MANOR PB I PG 04 Nam* In w hich a ite t te d 1 EONARDCASSE L B E RR Y All ol told proparty being in ih* Cotaily *1 Semmoto. Slafo of F lor Ida Unloti tuch cortlticofo or ctr lifrcafot tholl be redeemed ac cording to low Ih* properly deteribed In tuch certificate or corliflcefot will be told fo th* highett fodder el th* court houto door on th* JOTM day *1 AAAY. i n ) *1 11 00 a m Approtlmtfoly 111) 00 cath lor leer u required to be paid by tucceulul bidder al th* ta>* Depotll ot ION ol Ih* bid to be paid within Jl hourt otter d o t mg ot Ih* tato Balance due within to hourt after clot mg of th* tel* AH payment* than be cath or guaranteed irttlrumenl made payable fo the Ctork el C u t uit Court D e le d Ih lt I I T H da y ot A P R *. tn s (S E A L ! David N Btrrlen Clerk of Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida Publith APR IL Tlrd W h A pa.d withm i i hour* alter c lo* nq ot the tale Boienc* due within id hour* tiler elating at •he **>» An payment* thell be cath or guaranteed mttrumant mad* payable to rh* Clark *1 C ircuilCourl D e led i h i t I I T H day ol APR IL m s (S E A L! OavidN Berrien C irr t ot Circ ult Court Sominol*County. Florida Publith A P R IL ISrd SOtn A M A Y Jth Irth i n ) DEE l « Ficm ioiusi D I E 10* Noise >t s*r*by given mat I am engage* In butinot* *1 FU Dougia* Avenue Allam ent* Spring* FI M T U Seminole County. F lo rid a under the llctllle u * nam e el C S arll* L anting. C PA. Chartered, and mat I Intend fo regltfor tato name m m Clerk *1 m* Circuit Court. Semmoi* County Florida in accordanca m m m* pro vitioni *1 m# F k ilt tout Nam* lietutoi T* Wit Wclton US P» Florida Statute* l»S> ChariotW Laming Publ-th April I *. I*. J ) IMS DEE 4 NO TICE OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR TA X D E C O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N It-** J A N E T L SHARP *h* hqidtr ol th* following cor til .celet hat M M tato (OrbtKdfot or a 'a* Oaed fo be ittuad -horton Th* cortiticafo num trert and year * #t ittuanc* th* detcriplion ot the properly and in* namet In which it w#t attettadort at follow* C E R T IF IC A T E NO <UZ V E A R O F ISSUANCE l«C! D E S C R IP T IO N OF PRO P E R T V B I G S 4 F F T W OF SE COR LOT ) R UN N St D I G VS i t l l l l N R D E G 01 M IN E fo F T s ft D EO I I M IN E I I S F t F I C T IT I O lU t NAM E N itk* I* hereby given m** I mm engaged *r* bututett *• >00 Dree Avenue Sanford FI H IM , Semmoto County. F tor Ida under t h * l l c l l t l q u i n a m e at Agape L e a r n in g C e n te r *t Control Flo rida, and that I intend to regltfor laid name m m Ctork *t th* Circuit Caurt. Seminal* County. Florid* in accordance with th* ptovittont ol th* F k id tout Nam* SUM **. T o w n Sec ism E t) OF F tor toe Sle'ufot l»JF D-anitotteW Atotander Publith April I, F. I t H . IF*) DEE S may T ria l S e t F o r J u n e A 7W ycar prison sentence given to a Long wood man for lewdly assaulting a tecnagr girl has been thrown out of rourt because the man was charged Incorrectly. The state has recharged Paul Craig Chambers. 53. of I II Sunset Drive. Longwood. and lawyers expect to reach another plea agreement, ac­ cording to the assistant state attorney now on the ease. Kurt Erlenbach. Chambers, originally ar­ rested and charged with nine felonies and a misdemeanor. Including sexual battery and Incest, pleaded guilty to the lesser charge of lewd and la s e lv lo u s a s s u a lt. T h e assaults reportely occurred bet wren May. 1983 and Feb. 10. 1984. The slate arerpted the plea because the victim, now 18 years old. Is unable to testify because of psychological problems. Cham bers was s e n te n c e d A p r i l 12 by Seminole Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize J r . who gave C ha m b ers the m axim um sentence allowed under the rtn. i*th. ms pulled a knife with a 12-inch htadr from a paper bag and Ihrralrnrd him. a pollrr rrport said Fires HOSPITAL NOTES David N Berrien Clerk ot Circuit Court Somlnol*County. Florida Publith APRIL Tlrd. Win A m a y m i tin, iftt D E E HO New state s sentencing guidelines. Mize cited the emotional trauma lo the victim as his reason for Issuing the max­ imum sentenre. The case was thrown Into limbo when Chamber's at­ torney noticed that his client pleaded guilty to an assault on a girl under 14 However, the Incidents reportedly oc­ curred when the girl was 17 years old. A lewd assault on a 17-year-old Is not as serious a crime as an assault on a girl under 14. according to state st aloirs All hough the age of the victim was mentioned at a hearing the discrepancy was not noticed. Erlenhach said. Mize vacated the sentence Monday and a June trial date set However, a second pica Is expected before then. If Chambers pleads guilty again, that Is to a lewd ass.mil on a girl under the age of 18 hut older than 14. he faces up lo a year In Ihe county Jail, if hr had been convicted as originally charged, he could have !>ccn sentenced to more than 171 years. — Deane Jo rd a n B a n k R o b b er G e t s O v e r $ 1 ,0 0 0 ; E lu d e s FBI Highway Patrol rrpoii, Meuse m it norHitxiunil al u high rate ol speed on CK 427 when lu* lost control ol his 1974 Kawasaki, crossed tin- road, and si ruck u stop sign. The Imparl tossed Meuse from the bike. No one else was Involved in Ihe 3: no p.m wreck, the rrjxirt said. Meuse was iransporled lo Iwg OBMC hy hellcopler. A poller dog followed the Charges arc pending. suspect's trull to Sundance H E A D BANGER A|wrtmenls across the highway, A 41-yeur-old Santord man hut lost It, (toller said. FBI and police arc "s till was being held In lieu of $5,000 pursuing lcuris from witnesses." Ixiiid. r h a r g r d w ills uggruvulrd iissasdt isflrr allegedly pistol Hatmtert said whipping Ids former girlfriend. n iK E H IN J U R E D Shirley Mae Christian. 38. of A m o ln rcyrls t underw ent surgery this morning following a 2701 W. 22nd St.. Sanford, one-vehicle accident Monday In reported lo Seminole County shrrlirs deputies lhat the sus­ Altnmontr Springs pect had attacked her al about 1 Injured when Ills motorcycle Central f lotto* Regional Hetptfal Sanford wrnl out of control on county a m. Sunday at (lie Delux Bar Dorothy L Jone* Moniir Ms. Christian told deputies she W i f g o i l A P o x g a li ADMISSIONS Road 427 near Oak Avenue was te rn * (I Small U'ltord had movrd out of Ihe man's Bctmard Meuse. 29. of P.O. Box Ruth Mac Matthew*. Allamonto SpcIngt I m k I) Baker 24 1, C a s s le h c rry . He was house on Friday and when they Tammy Hotell, Cattalberry li-nnilvr L Cud*mo Hobr-tl J H u tto n Sr Belly G Brown, Chuluol* operutrd on today at Orlando saw each oihrr at the bar on Dorothy S Groono. DaUona t# rry L Hemalda Regional Medical Center for head Southwest Hoad. Sanford, early MarlannC Scharlal, Dolton* SerUriel Mlgqin* and chest Injuries and was listed Sunday she relused lo talk lo B IR TH S HaroldW t'MIllpt. 0*1 ton* Kenneth M and Ttc rl l R*tn*ida. a baby J Suiettr Tutor on u I Dolton* in critical condition In the In- him boy. Santord Or Ac* H Morgan Geneva The man allegedly (lulled a icnslvc care unit. 0*11*0 f ichor 1ttutvlllo Lawrence J and J SuroM* Sldorqwkl. a A c c o r d in g to a F lo r id a ptsiol and hit her on the head baby girl. Gallon* DISCHARGES several tlmea. He ulso kicked her III the stomach and twisted her lell arm. a sherlirs report said. Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice wniie U r Tcnnell.4 1 .ol i h i u N O T IC t OF A P P LIC ATIO N lificoie* than be redeemed *< Cler k ot C Ircull Court A lr(Mirl Blvd.. was arrested al L Y ON PL AZ A o V X t St F I FO R TA X D C ( D cording fo law Ih* proporty Seminole County. F lor id* N S* Of I, Al SS IS T T TO BEG ihe bar alter th'|iullrs were N O T IC E IV H I R E It Y detcilbed in tuch cortlllcot* or Publith APRIL ISrd XWh A BLK A S U N S ET M ANOR PB I G IV F N th a t C L A M A R called lo the scene In Investigate corllllcole* will be told fo th* M A Y Jth lilh IftS PG Ft SHARP tt.« hold*’ ut th* follow highotl bidder *1 Ih* court houw D E E 1 0 * ____ ______ Ihe dispute. Nam e -n w hich a ite tte d <nq certllkatet hoc l l M LOId door on Hie TOTH day ol M A Y . I I ON AH D CASSE L BE RR Y N O T IC tO F A P P L IC A T IO N K N IF E M A N C H A R O E D cer title elet lot a lt< itrtd tu bt IMS at II DO* m All ot told property bring in FOR TAX D E E D I l i u N liwreon Th* certltkel* Approximately |I}S 00 ceth Sanford poller charged a -he County ot Sommoi* Stair ol N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y number* and y**rt ol Ittuaike, for leot It requited to be paid by 24 year-old Sanlord man with * foi da G I V E N . Ih e l E L A M A R llio detcriplion ot th* property, tuccetllul bidder el Ih* tale Umett tuch cerlilicoto or cer SHARP th* holder ol Ih* follow aggravated assault after he and th* nam*t tn which It **» Depotll ol JON ol Ih* bid to b* tit.c ala* thall be redeemed *c mg certltkoN* hot lllod taid at vetted at* •• follow* paid wllhln I I hourt alter clot allegedly threatened another lurd-ng lo law the property certitlcelet lor a tar dead lo be C E R t O IC A tE NO I 111 mg ol lb* tale Btlence dun man with a knife date twd in tuch certificate or ittuod thereon Ih* cortlticofo Y I AH O l ISSUANCE list within i t hour* *H*r doting ot c**blic*'*t will be to<d fo Ih* number* end year* ol ittuanc* The man was urrrsled at slate O f SC H IP t IO N OF P R O tn* cal* All payment* thall be high**! b-dd*. *1 the court hout* th* detcriplion of Ih# property P E R T V L E G NFS F T OF S US la th or guaranteed mttrumonl. Koad 419 al Magnolia Avenue. door un th* JOTM day ol MAY and th* name* In which It wat F T OF L o t I B LK B SUNSET mad* payable I* the Clerk ot Suufurd. alter Dale Ttlghmuu. of m t i i ii oo* m ******** are at lot tow* M ANO R PB 1 1*014 Circuit Court Apprgrimaleiy I I I ) 00 cath C E R T IF IC A T E NO U M 401 Magnolia Avc.. reported to N am * In which * tl* M * d D a te d Ih lt I I T H d a y ol In- Irrt I* required fo be paid by Y E AH OF ISSUANCE IWJ L E O N A ftD C A S S ELB ER R Y police that the limit, whom he A P R IL, IN I tutctttlui fodder at th* tale D E S C R I P T I O N O F P R O AH ot **id properly being In IS E A ll iuul stopped for trespassing. O*(>ovI ol JON of <h* b'd fo b* P E R TV LE G N IS F T OF LOT ih* County ol Seminole Slot* ot F lor Ida Uni*** tuch c*rlitre*t* or C P t l H H I H tholl b* redeemed ac cording to law Ih* properly deter died In *uth car title*)* or cvrliticoto* will b* told to th* htghatl bidder al Ih* court hout* dour on th* JOIM day ol M A Y , I t S l a l l l W a rn A p p ro rrmattly 111)00 c**h lor tao* It rtgulrod to b« paid by tucctttlul bidder at th* to>* Dopotil ol I 0 \ ot th* bed lo be paid within I t hour* attar do* mg ol ih* tala Baianca duo within a* hour* alter doting ot >h* tale All payment* than be la th or guaranteed mttrumant, made payable to th* Clot* ol CittuttCourl D a to d thl* I I T H day ot A P R IL . Itg) P ris o n T e rm T h r o w n O u t In S e x A s s a u l t O n T e e n ; Markus Romano Dcsln. of 1118 Pine Avc.. was arrrslrd at 8 a m. Saturday. H r was tx*tug held III lieu of $5.IKK) bond. C O K E IN CAR Police who reportedly s(H»tlrd a 30-year old Orlando woman smiling cocaine in a car parked al an Attamonir Springs cltih charged her with potMcsslon of cfM’alnc anti released her on $2.(XK)lx>nd Police sold th*’ woman was silling In her car wills a man. who was not charged, al the Hotline Bottle Cltih. stale Koad 436. Altamonte Springs, when held a rolled dollar hill to her nose and snorted ctx*nlnc off a mirror. The w om an and h rr p u n tr was confronted m ill ru r w ere searched ro lle r rr-porletl finding cocaine In her pm sc ami lit ins ol drug paraphernalia in her puree arid rar. Janice Anne Koyce Is sched­ uled to appear lu court May 6. P O S T A L B U R G LA R Like Mary police responded In a silent alarm al die Like Mary Post O llie r . E . Lake M ary Avenue, al ahoul 1:40 u.m. Monday. A search ol die building I limed tap no suspect, hui while pollrr were at ihe scene a man walked mil the Iron! door and was questioned and charged with burglary. Police reported dial a footprint possibly mailt- hy die suspect was (ound on a flic box and n scrap of.fubrlc believed lo have been torn from die suspect's |ackrt were found Inside Ihe building Kenneth Arthur Brill J r . 20. ol ,209 E Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, was arrested He was Ix-lng held lu lieu of $5.0<X) Ix»ml. CA R T H E F T A R R ES T Sanford police charged an 18-yrar-old Sanford man wllh grand theft aulo after determin­ ing Ihe 1983 Honda he was driving had U r n reported stolen In Orlando. The arrest was made al 2:30 p.m. Friday on Celery Avenue at Pine Street. Sanford. Raymond O Nell Curry, who was charged In die cast*, was being held in lieu of $5,000 bond. DOG F IG H T E R ? Although no charges have been filed In connection with an alleged pll bulldog light In San­ ford. a suspect wanted for ques­ tioning In Ihe rase has lx-cn charged with obstructing Justice a n d re s istin g a rre s t alter a lle g e d ly r u n n i n g from a lawman. A Seminole County sheriff's deputy responded to a complaint call about Ihe alleged dog fight on Sipes Avenue. Sanlord, al about 8 a m. Thursday. The drputy spotted a suspect hr wanted to question and rrportrd ihe man's pH bulldog had minor Injuries lo Its neck. The deputy asked the man lo rome lo his Ibitrol cur for questioning, but hr refused ntul ran. a sh rrlfrx report said. At about 9 u rn . Friday the deputy was driving In front of the suspect's house and the man's mother slopped the depu­ ty and called her son to the car, where he was arrested, an arrest rc|K)rt said, Floyd Bernard Byrd. 21. of 2370 Grandby St.. Sanford, has hern released nn $500 bond. DUI A R R E S T S The billowing persons have been arresled In Sem inole County on n charge of driving under ihe Influenre: — Linda Darlene Garcia. 31. of 207 CultonWbod Drive. Winter Springs, was arrested at 2:40 a in Monday alter her car was seen swerving on U.S. Highway 17-92. Longwixid. — Thomas George Rogers. 22. of 631 Lake Ave.. Maitland, al 3 p tn Sunday uflcr his car was Involved In an accident on slate Koad 436 at Interstate 4. Allamonte Springs — Tim othy Joseph McLIndon, 19. til 2508 Summerwlnd Drive. Winter Park, at 9:14 p.m Satur­ day on state Road 46 east of Sanford, after almost driving Into u sherlfrs deputy at the scene of an accident WEATHER NATIONAL chuncr ol aliernixm showers and barometric pressure: 30.12: rela­ thunderstorms. High In mid HOs tive h u m id ity : 87 percent; m rltrd hy record heal In the Wind southeast around 10 mph. winds east ut 7 mph; ruin: none: East pushed floods up lo 6 feel Rain chance 20 (x-rernt. Tonight sunrise: 5 52 a m ., sunset 6 56 deep today across Michigan's partly cloudy with a slight p.m. W ED N ESD AY TID ES: U p p e r P e n in s u la , c lo s in g chance of mainly evening show­ schools, forcing scores of fami­ ers thunderstorms Low in mid Daytona Beach: highs. 1030 ne** from Ihelr homes and curv­ 60s Wind southeast 5 lo 10 a.in.. 10 47 p m .: lows. 4.14 ing holes 20 (eel deep Into ni|ih Hum chance 20 percent. a m . . 4 0 6 p . m . : P o r t highways. More than 4 Inches ol Wednesday partly cloudy with Canaveral: highs. 10:22 a m.. ruin produced by Plains thun­ scattered showers and thun­ 10:39 p.m.: lows. 4:05 a m.. 3:57 d e rsto rm s flooded p arts of derstorms. High In mid to upper p in Bayporti highs. 3:47 a m.. Arkansas ttxluy and prompted HOs Wind south 10 to 15 mph. 2 25 p m.: lows. 9 OO a m.. 10 01 Hood watches In Arkansas. Ruin chance 30 percent p in Nebraska. South Dakota and B O A T IN G F O R E C A S T ) St. Iowa. More than u half dozen Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 tornudoes spun by the storms miles: Southeast wind around 10 M o n d a y s t r u c k T e x a s . knots today and tonight becom­ Erniinj; llcruld Oklahoma and Nebraska, caus­ ing south 10 lo 15 knots Wed­ IU 1 P S *11 IM I ing some property damage. nesday. Sea 2 lo 3 (eel. Partly Thirty-seven record high Irm - cloudy with widely scattered Tuesday. April 23. m s pcrulures In the 70s. HOs and sh ow e rs a n d a few t h u n ­ Vol n. No KM 90s were reached Monday from derstorms Wedncsrhiy. F u b lu lM Daily an* Sunday, t u r p i Saturday by TX* Sanford Herald. Mlclilgun to New York and EXTENDED FORECAST: Inc M N. Fre n ch Ave . Sanford, Georgia. In the East Sunday. 47 Chance of afternoon th u n ­ FU. u rn records were set or tied. A derstorms mainly north part reading of 98 Monday was Ihe becoming more likely north Second C U t t Be Hag* Paid *1 Santord. Florida l i m hottest ever recorded in April In Friday and central Saturday. d o w n t o w n B a lt i m o r e . In Otherwise (tartly eloudy. Lows Ham* Delivery: Week. I l . l t j Month. Washington, record heal In the averaging In lower 60s north lo Se.Hi 1 Month* t i t IS, * Month* 90s and u lack of rain produced u lower 70s extreme south lilghs U T M i Y te r. SSI M . By M a.I Week SI M i Manth. M M , I Mania*. bumper crop of pollen. In the 80s • II M i t M onths. s u . M i Year, A R E A R E A D IN G S (9 a.m.)i IM .M . A R E A F O R E C A S T ! Today temperature: 72: overnight low: IM S ! I l l M i l . partly eloudy with a slight 6 1: T u e s d a y 's h ig h : 8 3 : S n WEATHERi o w �Perinchief Bem oans: Evening Here Id. El. Twsday, Agfll 11, 1 H I-1 A Long Meetings Pain Seat Of Government By Rick B runson erally well attended by the Hersld Staff W rite r public. Issues such as pay hikes, T irrd of meetings that drag on vacating alleys and the proposed until midnight. Lake Mary City construction of a convenience Commissioner Burt Perinchief store In the heart of town have submitted a proposal Thursday filled city hall. Hut after these •hat he hopes util help get his topics are addressed, the place colleagues and residents out ol usually empties out. By 11:30 city hall at a decent hour. p m. the red-eyed commission­ A b le a ry-e ye d P frln c h le l e r s a r e t a l k i n g a m o n g passed out copies of his proposal themselves, still ham m ering at a commission meeting at away at sewer agreements. The about 10 30 p.m ... which Is a audience Is down to two or three normal hour for the commission people — a couple of squirming to be conducting business In reporters and the city treasurer recent month*, the meetings or building Inspector who are have lasted until about mid­ hanging around the coffee pot In night. Thf/Iflngest. In February. the back of the room. WrPt fin until after 2 a m Perinchief Is tired of the whole T h e meetings have been gen­ situation. '...th e m in d can o n ly a b s o r b w h a t th e seat c a n e n d u r e .’ "I truly believe. Incidentally, that the 'm ind can only absorb what the seat can endure.' I am finding It Increasingly difficult to absorb or to endure.'* Perinchief states In his memo. He suggests that the com ­ mission establish a monthly workshop to discuss the details of u p com ing topics on the agenda so that time Isn't wusted on trivialities during a tegular meeting. Perinchief also says the city could save time by correcting the minutes before regular meet­ ings Instead of using debate time to delve Into misspellings and comma splices. "Full-blow n discussion” of staff reports should occur before or after meetings, unless the subject Is of public Interest. But the practice that gets Pcrlnchlefs goat Is repetitious discussion among the commis­ sioners and the cltUens. At Thursday's meeting he chided Commissioner Huss Megonegal for giving "20 minute answers " to questions he was asked about a salary report. "Repetitious discussion should be kept to an absolute m inim um a n d c o n t r o lle d f ro m the (mayor's) chair. When an indi­ vidual begins a statement with 'Again. ... or. ‘As I said before. It Is time to pull the plug." Perinchief wrote In the memo. Mayor Dick Fess said Friday he plans to Implement most of PerlnchleFs suggestions but he said he doesn't want to see the commissioners “ rifle" through topics. Neither, he said, should concern for brevity squelch the public's questions or Input at meetings "W e want to streamline them as much as possible, but wr Lake M ary Commissioner don’t want to stymie the Input." B u rl P erinch ie f peruses Fess said. paperw ork at a meeting dragging into late evening. D r . C a th e rin e C o r n e liu s Form er SCC Instructor To Address SCC G raduates Dr. Catherine P. Cornelius, president ol S o u th Florida Community College. Thursday Is scheduled lo address the IHth a n n u a l graduation class ol Seminole Community College. Dr. Cornelius served ul SCC Irom IfM»7 through 11I7H as ail Instructor, ami as director of Cooperative and Career Educa­ tion. She accepted an ap|>olntmein as director ul the Division of Arts at Daytona llcach Com­ munity College, and In 1979 was elevated to the |mjsI of Vice I V n l r l r n l . A c a d e m ic A fTa ln i a m i Institutional Planning. She was appointed to her present post In •1984. Dr. Cornelius received her undergraduate degree ul Rollins College. She earned Iter muster's degree ai Rollins, und In 1978 was awarded Iter doctorate In education at llte University of Florida. Program To A id Cancer Patients Special To T h e Herald "W ith hope, something won­ derful happens. life.” Stressing the positive. Central Florida Hrglonnl Hospital. In cooperation with the Sanfordtaike Mary Unit of the American Cancer Society. Is again offering TCanOope " Tills spertul. free program for earner patient* and their fami­ lies will Ik- held weekly Irom 2 lo •I p.m. beginning Wednesday and continuing through June 12. In the hospital dining room. " I Can Cope” has three main objerllvcs; to Increase knowl­ edge to Increase control, and lo decrease anxiety. The coutsr covers up-to-date knowledge of cancer and Its treatment, how to deal with dally health problems, and how In Increase communication ef­ fectiveness. both with care­ givers and on a p e r s o n a l basis Opportunities lo discuss sexu­ ality and Interpersonal rela­ tionships. with suggestions of ways to love up lo totul potential are provided. Pre-registration Is required, w it h e n r o llm e n t lim it e d . Parllelpants are enrouruged to attend all eight sessions. To register or for additional In­ formation. contact the Soclul Services Department at the hos­ pital . 321-4500 or 808-4441. BUILDING PERMITS The following building permits were Issued by the Lake Mary building department to — Artttur Tom*rlm. 11] l.antdaW IX 000 tor - 0 ( m l •'•*«. lie C*rSuv*i O N I Court, tar M i m n r s pool M MO - Horry Bockmon. I l l W otay Rood, tor ports oM H on. U WO -R o n CkOQw'on 111 N NtolKh l«n*. tor root ■■tom >on U SOP -Potor JOMpn. M l Sut* Hill Court, tor tolmmuif pool tlO O — (n o rfy BullOprv *44 M i ru lond Riko. tor imp* lornhr Homo. MOMS -Sutton and Son*. 3*1 tomtnoto A * . . tor tin * * lonulySertit. MS OM -Sutton and Sank ITS Sominoto A i t . tor u n fit family Homo. MS 000 In five years of deregulation, weve seen m ore changes in the American financial system than in all the other years put together. 'Ioday, banks offerdiscour*~ on commissions when you trade stocks and bonds. Stock brokers offer services that seem like bank accounts. S&Cs no longer have their l e g a l e edge"in interest rates On the othernand, they can more kinds of loans. Even department stores and insurance com panies can get in the act. Now, most places are going to“wait and see"before they make a move; but,at NCNB,we’re not. Ws II keep workiiig to deliver the best possible service. It may not always m ean the lowest price, but well work to see that it m eans the best value. For example: More For Less. Lots of places offeryou money market rates, but only one offers them along with other bank services at special rates or no charge. Wfe call it Deluxe Banking! and we’ve m ade it easier to get. Now you can qualify by depositing over their investment situation. That's what our new Investor just $1000; keep a $15,000 balance Option IRA is all about. It lets you and there’s no charge. High Rates For More People. com bine fixed-rate certificates,a Maybe youVe thought about money market account,stocks, and bonds-whatever works for you. S o investing in Certificates,but you haven’t wanted to commit a $2500 com e in and let’s talk it over. More Retirement Benefits. lump sum. Now you can invest in If you’re retired with pension any certificate we offer with a and/or Social Security payments, minimum deposit of only $100Q have them deposited direct with us. Until til is year, you’ve had to We’ll give you free regular checking, deposit $2500 in an account to earn money market rates. Now, on free personalized wallet checks, a free 24-hour banking card and a free personal accounts, we’ve cut our 2x5 safe deposit box for a year. minimum deposit to just $100Q NCNB Extra Checkingfsome More IRAFlexibili places offer som e of these things, A lot of people lelikethe^A som e offer others, but no place idea,but i,but would like more control that we knowofoffersallof them. AChanging Neighborhood. What you see here is just the beginning.W?’ll keep working on better ways to handle your money. So, if you’re not sure where your bank, broker or S&L is sliaking o u tco m e se e us. This year, next year, and long after the dust has settled in the shakeup of 1985^we’ll still be here working harder than ever to be the best bank in the neighborhood N CR'S National Bank All Depositors Ittstinxl to SKJOjXX) by H )lC �E v e n in g H e ra ld IU5PS 411 MO) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA 32771 Area Codr 305 322-2811 or 831 9993 Tuesday, April 23, 1965— 4A Ways# D. Doyle, Publisher Thome* Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Atfkin*. Advertising Director Home Delivery Week. 81 . 10; Month 8 4 7 ft; 3 Mori I he, 9M 2ft; fl MonHi*. 837 00 ; Year. 8ft I 00 lly Mall Week. 81 . 50 ; M onth. 8« OO: 3 Month*. 818 0 0 : 6 Month* 832 ftO Year, 800 00 Preserving The Family Sen. Daniel Patrick Moyrillian hats renewed the rail he made 20 years ago for a national policy to preserve the traditional family s lru rtu rr Yet the N rw York Democrat conveniently Ignores the fact that two decades of counter-productive federal welfare policies have undermined thousands of Am er­ ican families, particularly black families, In 1965. as Assistant Secretary of Labor. Mr. Moynlhan caused a furor by concluding that the breakdown In Vack families was a principal cause of poverty among black Americans. Indeed, his controversial report. "The Negro Family: The Case for National Action." was assaltrd by civil rights leaders who charged that he was blaming the victims of discrimination for their distress. During last May'H I Hack Family Summit m eeting In Nashville. T o r n ., however, numerous black leaders concluded that the number of single black mothers has reached crisis proportions. Hut these leaders arc understandably wary of a federal remedy In the wake of the lll-faled War on Poverty. Little wonder. When Lyndon .Johnson left office In 196H, approximately 12 percent of Americans were poor, according to the official definition. During the next 12 years. In constant dollars, federal spending on nil welfare programs quadrupled. Yet despite the vast expenditures of public money and the best of government Intentions, the |*overty rate in I960 wns 13 percent. And many of the |M»or are worse off today because these programs have undermined values, Institu­ tions and ambitions. _______ Akl to Families with Dependent Children, lor example, discourages couples Irom m ar­ rying. Hy making the mother's fecundity the main source ol Income, lids program en­ courages chlltlhearing out of wedlock and also leaves the lather with Utile Incentive to take a low-paying Job lhal adds only marginally to the family's Income. Yet thal Job could lead (he family out of poverty. The AFDC encouragement to llltglllmacy has been staggering: In 1950. 17 percent of all hlrlhs among blacks were Illegitimate; Unlay II ts 50 percent. White Illegitimate rates have Increased from 2 percent to 11 percent during that same time. Today, nearly three out of every live black children are bring raised by a single parent. In fact, the level of dependency on public assistance for basic economic survival has doubled since 1904. Approximately one half ol all black ehlldrrn are supported in part by transfer payntenls from state and federal governments. Ironically, lids cycle of dependency has Increased during a lime when many black Americans have made enormous economic gains. Ai the other end of the economic spectrum, however, there remains an underclass ol black famlllrs that Is perpetuated hy the very programs designed In help them. This Isn't lo suggest that wellare Is primarily what motivates young women to become pregnant. Hut the reality of a baby born out of wedlock Is solicited somewhat by the knowledge that the slate will pick up pari ol the cost ol raising the child Worse still, welfare pro­ grams have eroded the extended black family that formerly provided some measure of stability In urban areas. D uring lust spring's summit meeting, several prominent black leaders emphasized the nerd lor more self-help. In his opening address, National Urban League President John Jacob siddt "In concentrating on the wrongs of discrimination and poverty we may have neglected the Tael that there Is a lot we can do ubout our own problems ourselves. Government and prlvatr sector action Is a necessity, but so are the services and concern black organizations can provide." Mr. Jacob’s prudent recommendation Is Iwlng tried In Nrw York City where 11 Family Redirection centers help poor teenage parents. Specifically, older women serve as role models by hrlplng young mothers rare lor their babies, gel bark Into school and find Jobs. Clearly, such community efforts are a modest beginning In strengthening the tradi­ tional l.tmlly structure. Hut they are certainly preferable to yet another costly federal program that perpetuates the destructive cycle of welfare dependence. BERRYS WOULD n mn "Your honor? Judge? Ye gads. n't finally hap­ pened — LEGAL GRIDLOCK!" J. DONALD LAMBRO Business-Aid Plan Gets Out Of Hand W ASHINGTON — Alter nearly 15 years of Grayson, and to a onetime partner. Because of these financial practices and noncompetitive government contracts. Unlvox. Inc., a Los Angeles-based electronics company, Unlvox's business performance after nine years graduated this month from the Small Business In the program. SBA district officials recom­ Administration's minority assistance program. mended In 1979 that It be dropped from 81a) Shortly before leaving the program, however, participation. However, when Grayson ap­ the firm received u 825 million golng-away pealed. SBA’s San Francisco regional office present In the form of another noncompeitttve overruled the decision, and Unlvox remained In contract. the program. Rarely had SBA dismissed busi­ The whole Idea behind SBA's 8(a) program for nesses from Its8|a| program. Grayson knew lhal to turn his company small "socially and economically disadvan­ taged" firms ts to help thrrn get started with around, he had to find a new line of business some federal assistance and then wean them Soon after learning thal (he Artnv was planning away from the government's life-support system lo issue contracts for the purchase of wateras quickly as possible. However, hundreds of purification units, he began lo lobby the Arm y Bla) companies, like Unlvox. have slaved on for to reserve a contract for the 8|a) program Although Unlvox won the Army contract, years, reaping the benefits of big, noncomjM-tltlve "sole-source" contracts. which totaled more than 856 million, a G A O report later quoted one SBA official as saying Unlvox. for example. Joined the 8(a) program that "If the decision had been up lo him. he In 1970. Glenn Constantino, an SHA busi­ would not have recommended the lirtn for thr ness-development specialist responsible for Un­ lvox. says the firm's Initial contracts had a procurement." In April 1981, not long after Grayson won the relatively small margin of profit. A General contract, the GAO Issued a rrporl tilled " A Accounting Office audit revealed lhal the Promise Unfulfilled." which wa* sharply critical company had shown a profit only once between of S B A 's entire 8(a) program . The G A O 1973and 197H. despite Increased sales. discovered, among oilier things, lhal "few B|a) According lo G A O . an Investigation of Unlvox firms have graduaied as competitive busi­ by a SBA district office In Los Angeles nesses." It also rrjKirted thal "many firms have discovered some questionable financial not bulli up commercial sales, rely on 8(a) prattlers during this period. Including large contracts, and view the program as an end In salaries and txmusrs paid lo lhe owner, John Itself." Fewer (ban 4 percent of thr WOO firms then in the program had actually graduated as competitive, sclf-sufflclenl businesses, auditors found. In 1982. Congress responded by limiting the time In which a company could stay in the program to live years. \ Under a grandfather Clause for those already in the program, this would have meant no more than a one-year extension fnr companies like Unlvox. but somehow the '.firm managed to obtain a two-year reprieve Bty *hls lime, with the help of big government contracts and a major overhaul of Its finances b'y SBA advisers. Unlvox had pulled Itself bark froifM*® precarious position — with sales now runnhVg about 835 million a year. V, Then, nine months before Unlvox wk.8,*Q(favc the program and stand on Its own two fccA h received what some SBA officials call a \ "graduation present" — a 825 million cct from ' thr Army. For some, the golng-away gifts are a bonanza. One California company. SBA officials told us. "loaded up" with a 85(3 5 million 8|a| gradua­ tion contract, then used the contract as a major assei lo sell the rompany Immediately upon leaving the program. Meanwhile, with some 2.500 companies still getting noncompetitive 8(a) contracts. GAO auditors say that a lot of serious problems remain. Among them: 8300 million yearly In excess procurement costs. EDWARD J. WALSH JEFFREY HART 1960s Newsreel Rerun Second Chance Budget The Reagan admlnlslration's origi­ nal budget proposal for fiscal year 1980. v n i lo Congress In I hr first week ol February, was quickly shot down In flames. Or. more precisely, certain aspects of li wi re shot down The I'lesldenl hud proposed a budget ir-uiiinng oil flays- of 89/3 billion with a pro|c« led deflell of 8180 billion. T hat deficit, however, would reflect s|icn<llng cuts of 851 billion, a modest enough goal. T o achieve II w hile spending a (3 (icrcrnt Increase In defense spend­ ing alter adjusting lor Inflation, and keeping Ills eampalgn pledge not lo touch Social Security. Ihr President went idler domestic programs wlih n vengeance — nr so li seemed in the defenders id I hose programs I ai geled lor reductions. Naturally. Ihr Congress froze ul die notion of increased defense s|H-ndlng accompanied by ruts In nearly everything elm-. Since then, the While House and tlie Senate Ihidgei and Finance Committees have produced a plan lhal achieves basically the sumr goal — 852 billion In savings next year, ami a projected 8295.5 billion by 1988. 1he plan represents serious backpedallng on nallunul defense. Inn worthwhile advances elsewhere. Mr Reagan originally Insisted that Social Security Iw left sacrosanct, He now accepts a modified freeze that will leave basic tiriiellls In pl,i< c, but raise levels only 2 percent — about half the Increase allowed hy law — unless the lunation rale exceeds 4 |H-rrrnt. In the lace of sirrn political reajlllrs, thr Administration agrees In rctlore about $1,4 billion In farm credll and price support programs cm Irom the February plan. The President had slashed subsidies 37 permit, from (he 820 billion sjierd Ui I(IH5 lo $12 0 billion, u slash well-deserved. The While House also finally, und one hopes, re­ luctantly. surrendered 899 billion In drfeiise spending lo opponents of the defense budget, led by unlikely heroes Senators Barry Ooldwutcr and Charles Qrusalc) of Iowa, both nl the President's purtv. The new budget, known also In some circles as (he "deficit reduc­ tion plan" Is a polite request by the Admlnlsl rat Inn fur a second chance, as It fairs a tnizzsuw ol protest. Bui Ibis budget Is at least a forward step. 1 fils columnist ts one of Ihe few conservatives who have had a good word lo say for Senator Gary Hart over the years. I even permitted his organization (o use a favorable column of mine in his campaign literature during his most recent senatorial campaign In Colorado. Since he was rrl-elected by three the difference. Hul now Die jig Is up and 1 may change m y name lo H art pence lo a vo id even Ihe slightest suspicion that wc are related Senator llarl has some good Ideas about mllllary reform. It may be true, however, as his crlllcs argue. Dial while hr wants to make the mllllary more effective he would never as a Vietnam-era Isolationist use li anywhere beyond Montauk point. - r t i e w n n i n r «• n w i l l y m i l l f r i e n d l y DON GRAFF The Japanese Ways A Japanese friend some lime ago (old me of a minor family dispute. Ills duughtrr had demanded that he change his brand of brer. Stir bad recently gone to work lor one of .Japan's huge business combines and wanted only Its beer In the house, although her own ]nh had nothing to do wllh brewing nr selling (he sluff. C o m p a n y lo y a lt y Is ta k e n seriously In Japan. My friend snld hr resolved the mailer — to his If not her nallafac* linn — by agreeing to switch, provided she paid for the beer, ixtyaliy lessened u fill In Us very smull way. (he incident Is revealing of one aspect of the Japanese trade nrnblem A lew great conglomerates domi­ nate Ihe Japanese economy — producing or lm|iortlng mw materi­ als. manufacturing products and m urkrtlng them to consumers. Mitsubishi, for an example, mines coal, makes autos, builds ships, operates retail storrs and owns banks It Is u complex and In most cases enormously prolliable production and distribution system thal In Ihr United Stales would nin afoul nf the antitrust laws. It is not only legal In Japan. It Is the accepted way of doing business. Bill It makes it difficult for foreigners In do business In Japan. It can lie extremely difficult lo break Into Die production-distribution chain, especially with a competitive product. This Is one contributing factor to Ihe swelling American trade deflell with Japan. It has nothing to do with tariffs, restrictive product quotas or Japanese government policy, things lhal account lor most ol ihe criticism from our side. The government probably would be u n ­ able In change the system — at least not without a lengthy and bruising imllUcal battle — If li tried. But there Is another factor lhal Is the government's doing II Is the Ministry of International Trade and Industry — M ITI. for short. Where It has been most effective. In respect to the overall well-being of the econom y, has been In overseeing the orderly withdrawal from Industries tn which Japan has lost the competitive edge. Resources are redirected to areas ol growth. Which suggests thal MITI may he one Japanese product that Is not for export. The American way has hern to protect thr dying Industry no m ai­ ler what the cost to the economy — and Judging Irom the protectionist sounds coining out of Congress. It s lid Is man. and something of a card; he has lust ro-uulhored a spy novel. Me Is well educated and very good company. Hul Ihe widespread suspicion Is that if you scratch Gary Hart you will llnd the 19(30* |ust bencalh the surface, and lhal he was nut George McGovern's campaign manager for nothing And lids view of Gary Hart has Jusi liccu reinforced by his gratu­ itous and Irresponsible support for th r current student protest at Columbia " I commend the students of Columbia University." announced the senator, "on your bold and creative rnnlrlbutlnn to the strugglr against apartheid." "Bold"? Is that so "Creative"? Mlgod, Die protest outside C ol­ umbia's Hamilton Hall Is about the most Imitative exercise imaginable, the re-run ol a 6 0 s newsreel. Bold? Those students know that they will he handled wllh kid gloves. Columbia University is fortunate Ihat Duse problems have attracted no mass support In I96H (he riots came close lo destroying a great university. Indeed. II look about 10 years for morale to lx- restored lo Columbia academic enterprise. These campus demonstrations arc morally vile. They have nothing to do w ith the reasons for Ihe rxlstence of u university, and those employing these methods have no place In a community of learning. Any university thal respected Its own academic mission would expel Hum and prosecute them. Senator Gary Hart should be ashamed of himself. JACK ANDERSON 'Reinsurance' Coverage Crippling FCIC By J a c k Anderson and Joseph Spear W ASH IN G TO N - Like a steward rearranging deck chairs on thr sinking Titanic, Dtr manager of the f c d r r a l g o v e r n m e n t 's c r o p insurance program Is eagerly m ak­ ing changes ihat haven’t u prayer of saving thr bankrupt agency. In fuel, some crlllcs believe Ihe changes propelled the agency Into Die financial Iceberg In Die first place. In a past column, we rreountrd the series of fiscal crises Ihat have forced the Federal Crop Insurance Corp. to seek one bailout after another from other federal agencies. Alter more Hum 40 years of blackInk operation. Die FCIC tuts run ilsrlt 8861 million into the red over Die last five years. FCIC munager Merritt Sprague pins Ihe blame lor the agency's plight on Mother Nature — years of Iwd weather conditions thal have ruined many of Die 32 crops the FCIC Insures Bui some critics charge that thr main rrason for thr FC IC s financial catastrophe ts the practice of "rein­ surance" through private compa­ nies — a p ra c tic e lh a l has mushroomed at the agenry since 1981. They note thal ihe rush lo reinsurance coincides wllh the FC IC s period of major losses, and they suspect there's a connection. Like bookm akers laying oft potentially ruinous beta, the Insur­ ance companies gel reinsurance coverage from the FCIC on the riskier crops. T h r annually revised reinsuran ce agreem ents have enhanced Ih r companies' profit potential while limiting the amount of losses they can incur. It’s a good deal for the Insurance companies, hul a bail deal fur Dir FCIC. Recognizing a good thing when they see II. Ihe private Insurers have rushed lo sign up new customers — und protected themselves wllh FCIC reinsurance. From 1981 until now. the amount of reinsurance coverage has grown from 3 percent of the FCIC operation to nearly 80 percent. Noting Ihul this Is precisely when the agency suffered Its biggest losses. Investigators for the General Accounting Office urged Ihe FCIC lo "moderate further expansion of the reinsurance program until Ihe cur­ rent program's operation can hr evaluated to assure that It ts cost-effective for both the govern­ ment and the Insurance compa­ nies." Bui Sprague Is going tn Just Ihe opposite direction. In a "Dear Employee" letter Iasi month, he said (he FC IC was considering dropping direct crop insurance en­ tirely and "converting lo strictly a reinsurance operation." T h e re a s o n he w ro te th e employees, of course. Is Dial con­ version to reinsurance would allow Ihe FCIC lo get along wllh far less Muff Employers were stunned by (he Ictlrr. They can't understand his reasoning w hen he said c o n ­ templated conversion is Intended "to assure the highest possible return on every federal dollar spent." "Ever since they started going away from the government program (of direct group insurance! they have nm had a profitable year," said one Incredulous employee. Whether the connection Is causal or casual Is a matter of dispute �7 1 * / / SPORTS Evtning Her* *Id, Sanford, FI. Tuoiday, April 11, I W - J A Maidlini Named Mat Coach By Sam Her» ,d S p ° r y7 E d llo r Olcnn M a io lln lfa 33-ycar-old U k r Howell H lglf (oo1bjlU assistant with In te n s iv e wrestl­ ing rxperlenc/ was nanird as . Seminole High *5^01. Seminole Prin­ cipal Waytjf gppS Monday. M« W n l . an A ll-A m e ric a * r” j F r at San Francisco State Coll^gp during his ‘collegiate "•V/s, has been working with Jl-ike Howell s offensive line the past four years. During that Mine, he drew ruves from head coach Mike lllsceglta. "G le n n w ill definitely be missed. He did a great Job with our line." said Hlsceglla. "Hut his first love is wrestling and when nothing opened up here, he made the move." Malolinl. who teaches science and physrta! education, will also Ire assistant football coach for D a ve M o s u re ’ s F ig h tin g Semlnoles. He worked with Hlsceglla (Hialeah) and coached against Mosure previously before coming to Lake Howell In 1981. He will begin his football duties this spring with the Semlnoles. For Epps. It Is the fourth coaching change this year at Seminole. Jerry Posey resigned as football coach. Ron Menhir resigned as girls basketball coach and Chris Marlette was not rehlmd as hoys basketball coach. Malolinl will replace Roger Heat hard who expressed a desire to discontinue with the wrestling program earlier this year. "Dave (Mosure) recommended Glenn W re s tlin g Duhng his collegiate days, he placed two years was College Division. He was Far Western Conference cham pion three siralghl years. He was an AllAmerica captain as a senior and a four-year varsity performer. Malolinl qualified and went to' the Olympic camp In 1975-76. H r also started on the football team for three years and made the All-Conference team his se­ nior year. For his splendid wrestling career, he was In­ ducted Into Ihe San Francisco Stale College Hall of Fame in 1975. "I'm really looking forward to the opportunity." said Malolinl. "Coach Beathurd left me a good foundation (slate place winners Tro y and To n y Tu rn e r and Sherallon Mays) and we should P o in d exter Finds Home A s A Hornet Ely Sam Cook Herald Sporta Ed ito r very highly." said Epps about Jet! Poindexter has found a his new coach who has his home as a Bishop Moore Hornet m aster's degree from Nova. P o in d e x te r, a 1 7 -v e a r-o ld "Glenn has got a history of really M a itla n d re s id e n t, p laye d building programs The prin­ Baseball at Lake Howell High cipals of the last two schools at School as a fnshman and a which he coached wrestling re­ sophomore. commended him very highly." ilc played It well, uhi After Malolinl coached wrestling one prepplng In Ihe Seminole Pony Glenn Malolinl was selected year at Southwest High The Baseball Program. Poindexter to c oach the Se mi n o l e three years prior to that he was moved rigid In as the Silver wrestling team. head roach at Hialeah. At both Hawks' shortstop Ttie next he able lo develop a good year, he switched lo second stops, he also handled the of­ fensive line In football. He also program." baseman where he became an coached at Jefferson H ig h Malolinl and Ids wife. Jill, live All-County and All-Conference School In Daly City. Calif., where In Winter Park They have ilirre ftrsi-tram performer. he was a fool hall and track girls: Erin. 7, Christine. 5. and Poindexter bailed 905 and a Michelle who will be -I on Friday coach. nlnih grader and lotlowcd II up with a .955 clip his sophomore season. One could only estimate that ihe young slash bluer could pul at leas) l(X) more |Mtinis on his hailing average try the time he was done with the Blur and Silver But all wasn't well. Poindex­ ter's grade jk)Iu I average wasu’l keeping pace with his balling average "M y grades werrn't as good as they should have hern al Lake Howell. s.itil Jell I (bought a change might hr gond." B y Sam Cook So did his father. Bill, a close Herald Sports Editor observer lliroughnol his sou’s Hobby Lundqtdsl, who precareer Both knew ol a neighbor ceded current Seminole baseball who attended Bishop Moore. One coach Mike Ferrell, never tired ol day the neighbor and .IrfFs lo llin g his favorite district played Spruce Creek at 11:30 paths crossed baseball story. Ii had kind of an a tit., Apopka and Lake Brantley "A Irlrnd of mine from down odd flavor lo It. meet at 2 p in. and Lyman takes the s ir e d went lo Bishop Lundqutst would reason since on Lake Howell al 4:30 p in. Moore.' Jeff said " H r (old me It wus an odd-numbered year. S p r u c e C re e k e lim in a t e d alMiui roach (Mike) Smith and Seminole should win Ihe district Mainland. 11-3. Monday to earn how good Hu- program was I •bary bslfrTittrrtlr had the farts to the rigid to meet latkr Mary. decided that's where 1 would back it up. Seminole won the Ferrell said he is undecided as g" district In 1977 wlih you know to whom lo pilch against DcIi was a good decision h didn't who. 1979 and 19HI The last L a n d . B ria n Sheffield was lake long tm ihe liuttlng average one was a corn pic Ie surprise- and roughed tip In Ihe last meeting lo acquire Ihosr 1(H) points nr one ol I he most satisfying lor and DeLand lira! James Hrrsry Ihe grade |M>im average lo creep Lundqulsl. ihe first time around. op lo ihr B range. Poindexter, The coach, ran out of stories In Shrllield throws kmiekleballs back at bis m ore fam iliar 1983. however. Lundqulsl men­ and Mersey throws seeds, so shortslop lor the Hornets, wus tioned the mid-year coincidence Ferrell has two different ways to hitting Hu* hall at a .450 clip hut ihcn didn't win End of go. "1 might nol decide until until he lulled oil Ihe past two coincidence. rlghl before the game." he said. weeks lo finish at .406 Well, us Ihe district tourna­ "I have lo worry about our N#f ftWf Ww H fey T»m m y Vtoccfil "Jell hail a good shot at 450 ment upens lor Seminole tonight outlie Id defense, too. With ShefT lint he till a bit ot a slump Mike Ferrell, second from right, hopes to rally his Tribe for tonight's district. at Drlamd's Conrad Park. tt is pitching nml Mersey In renter lately.” said Bill "I'm hoping he «mee again an odd-numbered field, we're m uch belter de­ ran llml his stroke arpiiii lor the year. Ferrell, who look over for fensively."' district fnurnnmenl and (Inish l.imdqulftt this year. Isn't wor­ If Sheffield hurls. Mersey will strung," ried about odds or evens, be Hanked by speedy Larry Along with Ills ■UXlplus hal­ though. Thum as In right and Tra cy ting average. Poindexter Is lie's ronccrned with DeLand. Turner In left. Turne r has bern OAKLAND. Cull! lU I’ll - There will Ik- brighter excelling In other aspects ol the tonight's 7 90 first-round oppo­ bitting some stmts of his own thr afternoons Tor-Jim Hates, hut most likely they will game, too A sagacious base nent Willi good reason. I he Iasi past two weeks which have won not lw as head coach ol the 11.S. Football League's runner, lie tias 22 steals. He has lime Seminole and DeUind met ills a starting berth. San Antonio Gunslingers. scored 23 runs. Poindexter has at Conrad Park, Ihe Tribe came Hales' squad tallied from a flurry ol llrsl-half The Infield will have another away a little shcllshflckrd. not to mlstakrs Monday, only lo come up short as Ihe hall gamr behind Western Conference co-leaders live doubles and Hirer triples His two homers came against St mention hurt from a 15-0 lick­ freshman — Jeff Blake — at Oakland Invaders lopped the Gunslingers. 27-20. Houston and Denver Cloud, Hie No. I 2A train In the ing. That was Just U) days ago shortstop with Gary Derr at third in the USFL's Monday night contest. However. Sumner wasn't entirely happy wlih and David Rape al second. Tony stale. Defensively. Polndrxtrr so Ihe sling Is still there. *Tm glad to get out ol here," Ihe dejected his team's performance. made |nxt seven errors and Gunslingers' coach said. ” We gave the game *Tvc never seen so many Cox, who lead the T rlb r In Just "W e went out there with more Inleuslty stints." said Ferrell abotil the alxiui every offensive category, away in Ihe first half." tonight, hut we had a letdown in the second lurried In a couple ol major league plays In Hie recent Colo­ Hulldogs' attack. "They were will play first Irnse Roy Jensen Therr Is a cloud a gloom — or maybe dial half." he said, "I'm not hapjiy with the wuy we will ralch. nial Classic. knocking Ihe crud out of the should he doom — tli.it surrounds Bales und Ills won." I h e H o rn e ts , lo o . have Iwll." "We need lo play our (test team. With lllllc success nn the Held ami Oakland cashed In on three llrst-quartrr beiirflltril. The y wrested the Ferrell would like a reversal ol game of the se ason ." e m ­ uncertain payroll checks olf It. the future of the turnovers by Sun Antonin quarterback Rich Orange Bell Conference lllle lhal outcome tonight The Dr- phasized Ferrell. "B u i wr have Gunslingers Is less than encouraging Neuhelsel to lead 17 0. NruhrlscFs first turnover away Irani Oviedo for the the Across thr way. Invaders head coach Charlie came tin the Gunslingers' second possession He Latid-Sanford clash Is the final nothing lo lose. We're build In g llrsl lime hi three years Hits was hit by blitzing David Shaw anil lumhled. Ray game of a quadruple-header fur ihe future. We're Just going Sumner had reason to smile. His team had spring Their 9 - 1 record easily broken a two-game losing streak with Ihe victory which const It utrs the tourna­ tu go out and play hard." Bentley recovered on the 1. One play lairr. Eric won Hie conference .They are and with a 5-3-1 record found themselves only a Whether It's odd or even. ment's first round. I^tkr Mary Jordan crashed over lor a T D H>-9 overall and the llrsl team llslerl among ihe honorable menilnn choices in Ihr stale (3AI poll. O v ie d o G irls "And the nucleus ol (he team Is juniors. I’m really happy here," said Jeff "Coach Smith ts B eg in Q u e s t really a fmidanienlullsl Hr m il Oviedo's l. uly Lions begin fv stresses tram piny here " B y Chris Flste r their quest lor the 3A-8 Polndextrr said lie would like H ersld Sports W rite r District lllle Wednesday at lo play major-college baseball A two run double off the bat of Kim Avrrlll I hacker Field in Kissimmee ufler he graduates next year "I und L u u rle L rlffc r'a tw o -ru n triple The Lady Lions. 15-7 In the want to go ton name school," lie highlighted a five-run first Inning Monday as regular season, are seeded sa id . " B i l l J u n io r college Lake Mary's Lady Rams avenged an early third. Watkins. Lake Mary s pitcher, then number one and will play the wouldn't Ire had either You gel drfeat by u p en d in g S a n fo rd 's Lady struck nut the next hitter to end ihe Inning. winner of Tuesday's opening in play a tor of games and a lot ol Semlnoles. 0 2. In the regular season llnalr round game between Jones Peterson led Ihe 13-hlt Seminole allack Ihe major colleges lake their at Lake Mary High and Bishop Moore. wlih a 3 for 3 performance while Haurk and middle Inflclders from H ir-ICs." The Lady Rams ended the regular season Hurke had two hits each. Ovlrdo's game Wednesday Lyman's Denise Stevens, left, won the ORANGE B E L T S Court) w ith a 14-11 record. Lake Mary goes to Lakr will be jrlayrd al 3 p m Smith was 3 for 3 to lead the Lady Rams county home run title and also led In Howard Muhle and his Oviedo Howell Wednesday lor the first round of the al Ihe plate while Avertll went 2 for 3. Wednesday's second game, triples while teammate Kristie Kaiser Lions will open district baseball 4A-9 District Toumumcnt. Seminole, whleh L A D Y H A W K S T R IM L Y M A N . 4 - 1 scheduled for 4;.'I0. pits Os­ finished second In batting average. play Wednesday at home against fell to 6-14. travels lo Port Orange today for ceola Kissimmee's Knwglrls Lake Howell's Lady Silver Hawks run •Jones ai -1 pan. A victory against a 4 p.m. game against Spruce Creek. The their record to 2 0 6 Monday with a 4-1 against Leesburg T h u rs ­ Hie hapless Tigers will send Hrr winner today will play top-seeded Apopka victory over Lyman's Lady Greyhounds al day’s final will Ik - played al 4 Tlbbllts. who has raised her average Linns against Bishop Moore Wednesday al Apopka. pm . Lyman High It wus Ihe third straight win about 50 points (tie jrust two weeks, was 3 Thursday at 6 p.m. al Leesburg A pair of Seminole errors enabled Liz for Lake Howell and Ihe fourth straight loss lor 4 to lead Lake Howell at the platr. Thacker Field Is located off Osceola und Leesburg play ihe H Stone and Kuren DeShetler lo reach to start for Lyman. U .S . H i g h w a y 192 on Thlrbauth sewed up the county batting p in game Thursday The Dual off the bottom of thr first for Lake Mary. Thacker Road In Kissimmee luike Howell scored two runs each In thr crown by going 2 for 4. will lx* Friday al M p.m. al Beth Watkins then singled to loud the hasrs llrst and sixth innings Monday while Lyman The Lady Lions enter Ihe Prkc was 3 for 3 to lead the way for 1j-eshurg. and Avertll followrd with her double to score failed lo take advantage of Its big oplournarnrnt with an eightLyman while Kaiser. Stevens and Vickery "Bishop Moore Is drllnllrly Ihe Slone und DeShetler. With one out. LellTer jxm unltlrsas II Irfl 11 runners on base game winning slrrak. Their added two hits cac ti. learn to heal," said Viable Mon­ unloaded a triple to drive In Watkins and only loss to a district learn In The Lady Hawks look a 24) lead In Ihr lop T H IE B A U T H W IN S B A T T IN G T I T L E day night "We II M ini Bill Mc­ Avrrlll for a 4-0 lead. With two outs. Valerie of the flrsl. Grace Ley reached on an error lo Ihe regular season was a 3-0 Thlrbauth. a senior, finished the regular Curdy against Jones and hojreSinllh singled In LeirTrrlomakc It 5-0. set track lo Osceola Oviedo lead olf and Christy Tlbbllts. who has been season wlih a .533 average lo win Ihe fully come ha* k w lih Crulg The Lady Rums udded one more run In cam e buck to rope Ihe tearing Ihe rover off Ihe ball lately, followrd hatting title over Lyman's Kaiser who was Duncan against Bishop Moore." Ihe fourth when Lisa Sanlulll. who reached with a single. Sandy Gillies grounded out red trot thr past two weeks and finished al Kowgirls. 20-7. In their lust Maine's squad has been declon an error, scored when DeShetler got on inerting. hut Ley scored on the play. Eileen .522. muted by injuries. Inellglbllltlm via another Tribe miacur. Oviedo has four players Thlrbauth followed with a single to score Thlrbauth also had one RDI Monday to tie and early retirement*. W r lost Seminole finally got on the board In the h illin g over .400 Ird by I Ibbitts for a 2-0 lead Oviedo's Mlkkl Ehy for Ihe lead In runs five slurtrrs since the first of Hie top of the sixth. Laura Burke and Alycla sophomores Mlkkl Ehy (.462) Lyman had three hits In the bottom of the halted In with 32. Oviedo's Dec Dee Hensley, year." Muhle said. "Th a i cer­ "Fat" Dixon fill consecutive singles and first but could nol push across a run. Kristie who Itad nine rlhhlrs Iasi week, lint shed and Caroline Chavis (.452). tainly ehangru your truru," .Sheri Peterson followed with a base rap lo senior Fran Foster 1.4131 and Kaiser Ird off with a single but Mary Ryan w ith 31. Th e Lions lost fh re r-yru r •core Burke. With one out. Jackie Farr sophomorr Cathy Bergman then hit Into a double play with Gillies. Ihe Lyman's Sievrns. a Junior, led thr county starling shortsloji Dave Wood singled In Dixon with Peterson going lo (.4041. The Lions also have second baseman, tagging out Kaiser und In home runs and triples with four each. whrn he decided he didn't want third. Seminole had a chance to pull within four players with 20 nr more throwing In first. Both Valerie Price and Lake Howell's Gillies and Oviedo's Caroline m play anymore. Th ird Utscmun 6-3 on Janet Hauck's fly hull, but Peterson runs balled In Including Eby Denise Stevens followed with singles but Chavis tied fnr Ih r lead In runs scored with Tony Belflowrr. second baxcrn-m didn't tag up on the play and had to hold at 1321. Dee Dec Beasley (311. Lori Helms flew out to end the Inning 29. J im m y Barrett ami pitcher Chavis |23) und Jodie Switzer out Tieliter Larry Grayson were 120). Jessica Bradley has academic casualties. Oulflrldrr Ihrcr homers and 19 Kills, Lester Cabrera separated his — C hris F ilt e r shoulder. Seminole Seeks Odd Occurrence Against DeLand B a se b a ll Cloud O f Doom E n circle s G u n slin g e rs P ro F o o tb a ll Poor Ist-lrming Dooms Tribe; Lake How ell Grabs 20th Win S o ftb a ll Lake Mary Wins All-Sports Trophy, See Wednesday's Herald �* A — E v s n l n g H e r a l d , S a n lo r d , F I , T w e t d a y , A p r il 2 1 , I M S SPO R TS IN BRIEF Connection, Kitner Set Stage For Wednesday Night's Battle The Mage Is set for Wednesday's first place encounter. The T im Haines Connection, perennial champion of the Sanford Men's 'Softhall League under one sponsor or another, will battle Kitner Survcrylng Wednesday at at 8 :3 0 p m. at Pinchursl Field. The Connection (70) posted Its seventh straight win Monday with an 8-4 decision over S&H Fabricating. Kitner Survrrylng (6 1 ) Kepi pace with a 13-0 triumph over Sunnlland Corp. In the other game. Brown Boverl slipped past Wlnli ss Moblllte,6-3. Charles Heynolds socked lwo homers and "Easy Ed'* Jackson drilled one for the Connection. Sam and Ned Haines and Krnesl Shuler had triples while Lloyd Wall had an Hill single. Howard Brooks tripled home two runs for the losers. Kitner. meanwhile, used a double, triple and home run by Terrel Ervin and Ihi cl*hits each by Jay Payne and John Kills to trim Sunnlland Bobby Ripley, Greg Lotour and Tony Ihmklnson collected two hits apiece. Clyde Morgan bad three hlls for Ihe losers while Nick Mergo and Ikib Kocsch. Felix Smith and To m Moore had two earh. Mergo bad two rlbbles. In Brown Boverl's win, B Kunkcl doubled borne Iwo runs In the first. Russ Holloman had RBI singles In the first, fourth and sixth Innings. Robbie Hanrahan doubled and scored three times Isabel Vanllngo had Iwo hits for the losers. Chip Rupp Signs With Vandy L E X IN G TO N . Ky. fUPII — Chip Rupp, grandson of legendary Kenlueky coach Adolph Rupp und the son of a 1962 player, announced Monday he would break with tradition and play his college basketball at Vanderbilt, Adolph Frederick Rupp Ill's grandfather coached at UK lor more than 40 years Ills father. Adolph Frederick Hupp J r or llerky, played al Kenlueky. ‘They contorted me In February and tulkcd to m y dad and then they never furthered Ihclr contact after Couch Uoc It I Halt retired,'' said Chip "And so al that point I decided lo eliminate them.'* llerky Hupp, who lettered on UK's 1962 learn, said his son chose Vanderbilt for Iwo reasons. “ I think there are Iwo reasons." said llerky, "tnltlnlly < hip wanted lo do Ills own thing on his own. lie docsn'l want lo be In the shadow m compared lo wind's been In Ibi' past. I he other reason Is that... Chip was really not recruited by lhe University ol Kentucky." A fMoot4} forward projected as a college guard, Rupp becomes the I bird Kent nek v prep star ibis year to sign wllh •M Newton's i ’omrnodorea Tulsa Selects Barnett As Coach T U L S A . Okla (Ill'll — The Unlverslly uf Tulsa, a nation.d basketball powri under Nolan Richardson, bus u new couch In J.D , Harnett ol Virginia Commonwealth. "Tulsa University has some very fine players and u tremendous program that Nolun Ulchurdson lias built," said Barnett, named Monday to succeed RUhnrdson. who resigned April U to roach Arkansas. "Il will he a challenge for me to (ry maintaining und Im p ro vin g on Ills work I feel tile nucleus uf a championship team Is ulready here and a top level team might lie one or two players away." Ills up|Hilntmcni was announced by by Tulsa president .1 Paschal Twymnn at a news ronferener before Hie university's til hlrlli awards hant|ucl Barnett had a 132-48 record m six seasons al Virginia Ciimmutiwrallh wllh live NCAA Tournament ap|iearIincen. Barnett. It, preaches discipline and defense, employing a complex system In which flashcards from the sidelines alert player*on what plays will hr used. Seminole A A U Sets Registration Seminole AAU Girls Basket hall Chib will have registra­ tion Thursday, April 23 ul 7 p m . al the Luki Mary High School gym Lake Mary girls coach Bill Moore announced Tuesday. Players will he broken Into lour age groups: 12 and under, 14 and under. 16 and under and 18 and under. Practice and game sessions lor 16-18 and under Thursday, May 2. The same will Iwgin (or the younger groups on Sunday. May 3 Registration fee Is 915 which Includes national AAU membership. Insurance and tee-shirt. Teams will lie selected from each age group to play 111 the stair tournament. Fm further Information, contact Moore ut 323-21 IO .e x t.2 l I Funderburk's Blast Lifts O-Twins Mark Funderburk slugged Ids sixth homer as ihr Orlando Tw ins dropped Knoxville. (13. In Southern League baseh.ilI Monday Funderburk's blusi snapped a 3-3 lie In llie sixth Imilng Fite O Twins 5 7 and three games hack In Ihr East Division, pi.iv at Charlotte tonight. Osirolu's Astios. who led the Florida Stale League's Central Division, trimmed Clearwater, 6-1. Monday night at Klsslmmei Bobby Parker singled and scored a run. (1st cola hosts Foil Mvers lonlghl Perce Sparks Rotary 080's Win Unlucky 4-Leaf? Rogers Discards Clover, Repairs Spindle, VVins Race NEW SMYRNA BEACH - When David Rogers was at another speedway to compete In twin 125-lap events on April 13. the president of the Jody Ridley fan club gave him a four-leaf clover. Rogers then (aped the good luck charm Inside of his race car, but that night, on lap one. a compclltor's blown engine caused Rogers to crash. Then, this past Saturday night, while flying low around New Smyrna Speedway's high banked, paved half-mile, warming up for ihe regular program, another car spun right In front of him. causing Rogers to bit the wall and Indict heavy damage to (he right front suspension of his Wayne Denseh Budwelser Firebird. At that poiiil. Ihe fruslraled Rogers lore Ih r four-leaf plant off hts race car and promptly gave II lo somebody he didn't like. After many phone calls, a right front spindle was located at Bobby Thlnkham's B and G Enterprises shop In DrLand. und Ihe car was repaired Just In time for Rogers to move In to the last starting spot al feature time. The event turned out lo be the best so lar this season and Rogers won. Seminole Continues Schooling CASSELB EIIR V — Schooling conllnurs at ihc Super Seminole Greyhound Park tonight at B and will run tluough next Tuesday, ueeordlng lo Happy Ison. Super Seminole publicist Super Seminole will o|K*n Ils third season Friday. May 3 wllh an evening pcrlumiaucr. Super Seminole Is located at 2000 Semtliolu illvd.. three miles east of U S. lilghwuy 17(12 Elementary Track Set For Friday The l(»H5 Seminole County Elementary Truck Meet will Is* held Friday morning at Luke Mary High. Field evenis begin at 8 30 a m followed by running evenis ut II. Defending cluunplun Goldsboru Elementary Is uguiu the luvnrtte to win Ihc meet. For mote Information, contact Mike Gibson st Lake Msry High. 323 2 110. A u to R a cin g - .1 1 F a n .. . Quallftar: m S A P * Lee Faulk, in the potent Elite Racing Enterprises Firebird. Jumped In he lead on lap one and stayed on the point for the first flftren limes around Meanwhile, Rogers and LcRov Porter were going at II tooth and nail In a crowd-pleasing wheel lo wheel duel. Moving up to the high groove. Rogers powered around Faulk on lap 16 and went on to win. Second to fifth were Faulk. Portct. Joe Middleton and Mark Gibson. Another driver who badly needs lo change bis Rich Is 1982 Florida state thundercar champion Kenny Copley. Once again. Copley was leading the feature wllh three laps lo go when he crashed. LA TE MODELS F»»*r»tQu4ll*l4T L««ay L a * F a u ik Or1»*dB. lMISwc ■ Port*/ Ftxlur* US l*pt» I, O iy id (lo gtrt, Ort<*<tao, 1 Li* F*ul*. Orlando 1 Lotto? Poctef. Orlando * Joa M KM 'ilw i. So Oavtona I Mark G boon Samtula * Carry Small. Orlando. ^ “ " " F irjIh a a M H a m l I Kanry W ^ J ^ ' X - t t k m o o r SatondhaaMilapi) 1 T o m n V yyvaar Seringa. J John Faalura 120 iae»l I harry B ra i £ 4 Ban Booth. Cochran. Oak H ill; 2 M ^ » M ' * ^ * ™ * Jatt Bithr. O .L W S Tom m , P ^ » r « n . Baach » Ed Dtitona 7 Jarry Burbaugh Hem* '.land 10 Eattadrook. Saniwd a , u Cochran Laura Con«ling M .m i Lap Laadarl , '-op 1 Id 17 Braiaa I I 20 S T R E E T IT 0 C It ntofd F .r i l h a a t ( * l a p a ) I C a w y M aatso rn a . Sacondhaatl*lae»1 I BotiCoim».Orianvj £ Faalura US ■apil l Bill Kmlay. 0 \ » ,n 7 4 Mawthorra. Sanlord 3 Doug Howard. I A S Baach a Warmack. Sa"*ord S Lane# Smith. S i N ^ i-. Junior Simmona, Sanlord 7 Tad Richard P w P i ,0 Linda Brook! Daytona Baach. a Barmy Gih— Al Kowaltkl FO U R C Y LIN D ER S F IrIt haat It laptl I Bobby Saar*. OtHan Sacondhaattalaptl I Jatt Baau. Da Land v\ Faatura t » la p * l I Bobby Saar*. 0*taan. 3 Ja rry Symon»>\, Haw Smyrna Baach; J Billy Moovan Orlando a Gana Van Altllna. Mtm* S Jatt Baar DaLand « Bill Martin. Sanford. 7 Ray Symon*. Now Smyrna Baach. I Stara Thomp*on. Santord a Kaith Parry. Mim* 10 BobOrrall. Hotly Mill R O AD RUNNERS F irtf haat It lap*) t, Mika KubanMh, Orlando Faalura 110 lap*M EddW To»*t. Apopka, 3 Will Smaank. Edwards Blanks Moose Sam m y Edwards hurled a flve-hltter and pitched his wny out of two major Jams Monday a* Klwanis blanked Moose. 3-0. In Sunford Junior League union al Chase Park. Klwanis moved back Into sec­ ond place wllh the win as It Improved to 4-2, Moose now stands al 4-3. Ball Motor Line leads the league wllh a 5*1 record. Edwards ran Into trouble In the top of the llrsl Inning ns. with two outs. Harry Chlbbcrton a n (I J I m in y M u r p h y h it hack-to-bark singles lo put runners on the turners. On Ihe Hrst pitch to the next hitler. M u r p h y stole se co n d hut Kdw urds reached hack and struck out Arthur Itradford to end the liming. Kdwurds' coulerpart on the mound. Mike Mrrthlc. got out of a Jam In Ihe iNitlom of the first. Mrrthlc walked Klwanis’ lead olf man, Ruben Blake, bul picked him ofr for the llrst out. Mrrthlc walked Anthony Harris who I hen stole second und went lo third on a passed hall. Harris irled lo score on anloiter passed hall hut was cut down ut the plate, Edwards then Monday night as It dropped Its eighth straight game. 14-12. to Elks In Ihe second game al Chase Park. While Rotary fell to 0-8. Elks stayed In contention with a 4-3 mark. Rotary had built a 7-0 lead going Into the bottom of the third but Elks scored three limes In Ihr ibird and exploded for 10 runs In the fourth. Von Eric Small had an RBI double In the third and a two-run double In the fourth to lead the way. Elks had Jusl five hits In the gumr off George Gordon hut took advan­ Sammy Edw ards allowed tage of nine walks and 11 errors. just five hits as Klwanis Rotary had live hits In the blanked Moose Monday. game, two by Gordon. Robert Whitaker added a two-run triple In the sixth liming as Rotary which had 13 hits In the game. (lulled within two runs. But the Leading the offensive attack was time limit ran out on Rotary Derrick Taylor wllh three hits before the top of the seventh while Jam es Jackson. Keith started. Armondl and Jeffrey Ingram SUN B A N K IM P R O V ES T O 5-0 added Iwo hit each. Sun Bank continued Ils domi­ Jackson ulso went the distance nance of the Sanford Little American League Monday with a on Ihr mound for Sun (Link, 22-3 record Atlantic Bank at Fort allowing six hits, and displayed Mellon Park. Sun Bank ran Its excellent control, striking out six record lo 5-0 with Ihe win while und w a lk in g none. J o h rtrll Brewlnglon's two-run homer In Atlantic Bank lell to 3*3. An I 1-run second Inning the lop of the flrsl gave Atlantic paved the way for Sun Bank Bank a short-lived lead. B a s e b a ll coaxed a walk out ol Mcrlhlc and siole second and third hut he was stranded as Menhir struck out Bernard Mitchell to end the inning. Moose threatened again in the top of the third when II loaded Ihe bases wllh Jusl one oul. Edw ards then got M u rp hy. Moose's cleanup hitler, to pop up to the mound and got Bradford lo ground out to second for the third out. Moose didn't threaten again after the th ird Inning and Klw-anls scored once in Ihe fourth and twice In ihc llflh to sew up ihc win. In ihc fourth. Julius Bennett singled, slide second ami third and scored on Leonard Richardson's single. In Ihc fifth. Harris doubled and scored on an error and Edwards, who reached on (lie error, scored on a single off the lull ol MlIrhrIL For the game. Edwards struck ottl six and walked only one. Mrrthlc allowed four hlls. struck out 11 und walked seven. E L K S O U T L A S T S R O TA R Y R o ta ry 's woes co n tin u e d SCOREBOARD TUBE Got t k '.K tw m i *UTOMOW Mm UN *oc,»ne) Va#* t i toxtoiU 1 C To, *1 IMI I All 1 n I m. 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The Jels ended the regular season as onr of the hottest teams In the league und had defeated Ihe d e fe n d in g Stanley Cup champions Ihe last three times T h u t was before Dale lluw rrrhuk went down with a tlh Injury In Ihr first-round se rie s a ga in st C a lg a r y . Hawrrehuk, who scored 53 goals this season, has missed Ihe first two games of the quarterfinal series against Edmonton and (he Jets have lost both. He may return for Game 3 tonight In Winnipeg with the hrlpofa llak Jacket Nordlques left wing Mlrhrl Goulrl Is Ihc leading goal scorer In the playoffs with eight. Quebec meets the Montreal Canudlrns In Game 3 of Ihe Adams Division filial with the scries lied 1-1. Three of the four Quebec goals Sunday were on power plays. "W e have to w ork on killing Quebec's power play." M ontreal coach Ja c q u e s Lrntalre said "We haven't got much time " Islanders-Flyers The Flyers lead the series 2-0 and are hoping not to go the way of the Washington Capitals. The Cupltals were leading ihc opening-round series 2-0 but New York won the next three games " I watched Just about every Hame they played w ith Washington so I know what t h e y c a n d o . " a a ld Philadelphia defenseman Mark Howe. "The y're the best hockey tram I've ever seen. Some people think we have them, but there's no way. We have a lot of respect for thetr hockey team." North Stars-Black Hawks « * S .i U «* M in * i w Jets Face Key Test Nordlquea-Canadiena |jj nurtn - IN Lgrm 4 S m t 4 R - iM M is t i SOFTBALL ■*W» !/Ui* U« tm<.*M L »«s (n I 'R I R IM r|R" 4 IR ■*4’ a - Do*»'*"». Jftn II* ■M O -Som niDiw t i?Mi IrUMM M a a if I lit Ifftl ' • I m m Cm w ' s 'SllM*i IR Ol'I'IIR *II"|7H tO'IIRIR « .K t-VWO US P 'M -n • aw JI4MDM I I IP 4P tC a n tta m a * |p IP • l t 1 1 1 4 ) 4 ) .1 ) • 1 't*a t r ln n -V H S R JI . » M i• <m w o t 4 4 IM 1 4 ' l * 7n IN IM 1111111*4 \C*srpi Hrtpv* ’Mra* 1 tag *n> 1H * ta M n * itm H« 1 in*, i H* " m r t . o h ' h 0*'«oM *.14.. N o . Mil *4M I m * C44*4 *0»-OH i I • i I ] | W t 'l a n a ***a«t Cl Capa Carat ana Omul * I 7) lk4>iM t**04 OMPI I >«>w. »* K i m I it l •rtl f*ar^ar» 9mi W *** UfMfl I*»im U mu M ■Vs* I ' M ' VMS* I t t , !«•• ' * I* iim 's M it* la 's* Ci*«»tSM - 1 i* < I M O S ! •i H M S S t i*>t l»S>«*»S U C ’MSI M. * l V* S * * S I * OiM m* • t Smwi I t »•»*. C*» I jm v i v *m >mi Taaai 00a 'iv m a an « ■ * an imm. r iiui URR M l w - K X ) II II Vnuo-iM * 4 IJ* IM 11non* f*i rt )K|* •I If* MM** 9" till* •11** Ml NOCMT > *:/oi >1 OIKIHM *1141(IN. T (I III at a J Wr*. ib w . I(W S **| I U * « R 4 l» s IlS l S I (M l It » m i «M C M a u S, * <w 7 IU W fOOtM i l 9r * • * 4 “ R - CSSir *>Sm t t n n I * ■ 0 I I I I n a r illlH M T U U lB tR S i , mo- i * D * N > » -*» • I R IN IN 'K l l ^ o X r a r i 1 4 74 ’ , r i *1 I t e O V S i M ►•**•* ill' I C S l> U IM t > t M Shawn Perce find in two goals us Sanford 080 Rotary won ils llrsl game of Ihr season. 3 0. over Malllutid 004 In Hanlon! Soccer Club Under 10 action. Rotary Improved to 1*1*1 with the victory. Ryuu Reynolds scored (be third goal Tor Sanford on an assist from Jack Wlilguut. Defensive leaders lor Rotary, coached by Roger Stewart. Included Steve Kyle. Meta Williams and Sluiwn Strwarl Lront. Orlando L .a d m IM IM t a IM i N H W i a r a til *4*4 a4 rsrtllS4 .mw.SI *4<|I - !>**» 01 Sm mar III 4 l a *0 4 1 HOT! 1*11 - >Np| I C*rpri *-ori -■aMilUgat - C*S4T *Sw p |l -S m a p IC a p n l The scries is tied 1-1 follow­ ing Chicago's 6-2 victory Sunday. It's a little slap In the face." Minnesota wing Will l Plett said. ' Maybe this will hung us down to earth on Tuesday." �Murphy Hits No. 7, Braves Lose Again U nited Prep* International After a few rough spots Mon|day night, if was smooth sailing ■for Andy Hawkins and Rich [Gossage. Hawkins yielded three hits In [the first Inning. Ineludlng a lihrrc-run homer to Dale Murphy land a lead-off triple to Terry lllarper In the second Inning. Ithen he and Gossage combined n o set down the next 24 batters ■to lift the Padres to a 5-3 victory pver the Atlanta Braves. Hawkins. 3-0. the bullpen stopper for San Diego In the ^layoffs und World Series last Reason, said experience has [made him a better pitcher this year. That made a world of dlflicrrnre lor m e." said Hawkins of Ithe 1964 post season "It was lurch a big confidence factor. | N o w l know whal I've got to do |in certain situations, and I’m confident I can do It." Hawkins retired the last 18 [hatters faced before Gossage Irrllcve d In I he eighth. Th e T25-yrar-o)d right-hander allowed I At Ian la 's fo ur hits, w h ile I Gossage finished for his second I save. K o o k ic le ft-h a n d e r Z u n c I Sm ith, who replaced starter I Steve Bedroslan with two out in 11hi' filth Inning. took the loss and |fell to 1-1. T o n y G w y n n anti S te v e I Garvey stroked RBI singles lo ] break a 3-3 tie In the seventh | Inning for the Padres. In the seventh . C a rtn e lo I Martinez walked and was saertI Heed to second by G u r r y I Tem pleton. Pinch hitler Kurt I Dcvacquu was walked Intcn* ttonally und after Alan Wiggins (lied out. Gwynn and Garvey I d elivered thetr ru n -s c o rin g singles. Atlanta look a 3-0 lead when Claudell Washington opened the E v e n in g H e r a ld . S a rx lo rd , F I . T u a u U y . A p r i l » , 1M J - 7 A Stieb's N o -H it 'Stuff' N o t Enough Fo r Win N.L. B a se b a ll United Press International This season Is supposed lo be game with a double and Rafael Dave Slleb's best ever — but It Ramirez singled. After a force hasn't started that way. play at home. Murphy launched The Blue Jays- right-hander his seventh homer of ihe year for led ihe American League In the early lead. Innings piichrd and thr opposi. "I’ve had four strikeouts In the linn baited Just .221 against him last two games, so I'm not last year, but Stleb recorded only h it t in g e v e r y t h i n g .” sa id 16 victories while other potential Murphy. "I don't like lo think triumphs were frittered away by home run. If you hit a home run. the Toronto bulijK-n. It s not that vou'rc trying lo hit During the off-season, the club It. It’s taking a good swing went out and acquired relievers ' I Just try to think the same Bill Caudill and Gary Lavelle to way every time at-bat. I'm Just lend a hand, but now Stleb Is trying lo lilt ihe ball where It's being betrayed bv Ihe Toronto pitched more." offense. The Padres got wtihln 3-2 In "We were hilling Ihe ball rlgln the first when Gwynn singled It people." Stleb said Monday and Te rry Kennedy hit his light after the Blue Jays were fourth home run of the season. Imttcd to five hits In a 2 0 loss to They lied the score in the second Kansas City "They sav it evens when Gralg Nettles opened with Dale Murphy launches No. 7. Despite Murphy's first-inning up. but I'm still waiting. " a walk, moved to third on a blast, the Braves could do nothing thereafter and lost to San Stlrh's record fell to 1-2. His double by Martinez and scored Diego, 5 3. other defeat was a 21 loss to the on Templeton's gmundout. Royals on Ojjcnlng Day. In that G a rv e y a p jx -a re d In h is tn four runs. G a ry Maddox 1•l . gave up three runs on seven one. he allowed six tills. 2.000th game. added three RBI and Ju a n Kansas C ity rig h t-h a n d e r hits in 7 1-3 innings for the Dodgers 3, G isn ts 2, 10 in ­ Samuel scoreit three times to victory. Charlie Lclbrandt. who failed lo , nings le n d P h ila d e lp h ia . Shane go the distance In 23 starts in At San F ra n c is c o . Pedro Rawlcy. 2 0. went 5 2-3 Innings H O L L A N D T E S T IF IE S I9H4. nntrhcd his second com­ Guerrero's tw o-out. two-run for the victory. Rookie Joe P IT T S B U R G H IU P II Al plete game in ihrrc starts In homer In ihe ninth Inning lied lleskelh, 1-1, look the loss. Holland, the Pittsburgh Pirates' blanking the Blue Jays. the score and Dave Anderson Tim Raines singled twice In newly acquired relief pitcher, "In m y eyes he pitched a slashed a solo slinl in Ihe 10th five at-bats. testified Monday Indore a grand one hitter/* saui Kansas c ity Inning to lift Los Angeles. Dave |ury Investigating cocaine traf­ manager Dick Bowser "Five A stros 4. Reds i LaPoint. 0-3. had a one-hit. 2-0 ficking. base lilts and four of them oil At Houston. Mike Scott spread shutout wllh iwo out in the players' gloves. T h a t's the five hits over 8 1-3 Innings and San Francisco Gian is outninth but yielded Guererro's closest you're going to see to a blast and eventually Anderson's Kevin Bass lilt Houston's first Heldcr JcfT Leonard also testified no hitter. Thai's no-hll stulf." home run In the Astrodome this In-fore the panel In Pittsburgh. game winner. Steve Balboui homcred In the year. The decision snapped So far this ycur. Ihe grand Jury Mets 7, C ardinals 6 fourth and Darryl Motley added Cincinnati's seven-game winn­ has railed al least nine other Al Si. Louts, Darryl SlrawlicrN ational League players In another solo shot in the eighth ry and George Foster homcred ing streak nod was the third for the game's only runs. straight victory for the Astros testify. for New York to help Calvin Schlrald! lo his first major Pirates 9, Cubs 3 Holland refused to -qicuk with Rangers 6. Orioles 1 league victo ry. Jo h n Tu d o r At Pittsburgh. Steve Kemp hit reporters following his testimo­ At A rlington. Texas. G ary lasted three Innings and took Ihe a two-run single and Ihiee Pit- ny. Ward drove In lwo runs and loss. laburgh pitchers combined on u ' We won't say anything," said Larry Parrish and Pete O'Brien Phillies 9. Expos 1 seven-hitter to snap a five game Ids attorney. Diane Van Ham- cracked homers to support Ihe Al Montreal. Von Hayes diove losing streak. Larry McWilliams men. iw » -h li p itch in g of C h a rlie A .L. B a s e b a ll Hough tn the Rangers’ fourth straight triumph. Hough. 10. struck out right and retired the last 1*11xatlers he faced. Tw in s 9. M ariners 9 Al Minneapolis. Klrbv Puckett belted his first major-league homer, a three-run shot, amt Gary Gaettt smacked a two-run blast to sji.uk the Twins. Ken Selirom. 1-2. pitched 7 2-3 timings lor the victory and Matt Young. 1-2. took the loss Gorman Thomas clubbed his sixth homer of the year for Seattle. Brewers 4, W hite Sox 2 At Chicago. Bill Schroedcr's iwo-nnt homer with one out in (lie eighth snapped a 2 2 tic and lifted Milwaukee. Danny Darwin. 2 0. pitched the first seven Innings for the victory anil Rolllc Fingers hurled two Innings for Ills second save. Angels 6, A 's 1 Al A naheim . Ca lif., xltian Bcnlquez and Doug DcCInct-s homcred. and Jin i Slaton. 2 0. hurled a ,threc-hlttcr over eight tunings to |Ki\vcr California. Don Sutton. 2 1 . tiNik thr loss and tailed tn tie Jim Kaat lor the 22nd place on the all-ituir victo­ ry list. Stilton has 262 lifetime triumphs. Indians 6. T ig e rs 4 At Cleveland, rookie third b a s e m a n C h r i s P it t a r n 's lourtli Inning error led to three unearned runs and helped the Indians to their tilth triumph In the last seven games. Don Schulze. 1-0, pitched seven tu­ nings and scattered seven hits lor the victory. 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Just oft Hwy 17-M NI h| Trtrt ItaA iMfawd Sorry No Minors Nuggets Need To Cool Off Gervin United Press International George Gervin did little more than show up In Game 1 of San Antonio's playoff opener when Ihe Spurs were humiliated by the Denver Nuggets 141-111. The All-Star guard not only showed up fur Saturday night's Game 2. he was the entire show. Alter going scoreless In thr flrst half und finishing with only 15 jNilrits. Gervin struck for 41 points (n help Ihe Spurs to their llrst victory In Denver this year and even the scries at 1-1. Game 3 Is innight In San Antonio. "T h e Idea was to gel me Involved In the olTensc us early as jxisslble and hojMtfully go on im m th e re .” G e rv in M i d . "That's ihe way ll worked out." It wurked so well ll wus probably a good thing Gervin had tils badly burned right hand bandaged. H r wus red hot. shooting 16-of-25 from the floor and 9-of-11 from Ihe line In the I I 3 -1 11 triumph Lakcrs-Suns After twice beailug the deci­ mated Suns by a combined 45 (Mints. Ihe Lakers are prrpurid lo administer what might best be called a mercy killing at Phoenix for Game 3 tonight. The Lakers set an NBA playoff rrcordtwlfh 142 points Thursday night In Game 1 of the series, then broke that mark with 147 points In Game 2 Saturday. Ccltlcs-C avalisrs The Cavaliers have played two games against the the defending NBA P la y o ffs champs — losing Game I by 3 (Mints and U uinr 2 by 2 (Mints Injuries, however, may filially shake tiirm from their dreamlike season tonight at Richfield Col­ iseum World B Free lias an injured groin and and Phil Hubbard a sore lilt knee. Coach George Karl believes the contested loss In Game 1 hurt the most. "I won't get specific, but there w rrr m itigating farlors that helped us in defeat." said Karl of the 126-123 defeat Thursday, a game many Cleveland players felt whs jxmrly officiated *'Wc must remember that that one realty wus ours." T r o ll B Iizcrs-M a ve rlck s When Blazer guard Jim Poxson di sl oc at ed his finger late tn Ihe season, he was displaced front ihe starting lineup. Hut hr scored 16 points off the benrh Saturday to Irud Portland to u 124-121 o v e rtim e v ic to ry , evening the series with Dallas at 1-1. "I was so upset watching Ihe game that I was mad when 1 got In there," Paxson said "We COUldn't grl a call early m the game and a lot of things weren't going right." 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The non-profit organization trains physi­ cally, mentally and socially disabled people In "true-to-llfe situations." according to Executive Director Vernon Drumheller, He and Projects Director Elaine Wilson run Wll-WIn along with a 10-member board of directors. The organization will be the second workshop program for the disabled In Sanford. The other, the Seminole Work Opponunity Program (SWOP), works with emotionally and psychologically handi­ capped clients. A third, the Oasis Workshop. Is closing Thursday. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Senate Panel Would Deny Draft Dodgers College Money TA L L A H A S S E E (U l'l) - T h r Scnair Education commit tic has voted unanimously to withhold state financial aid from young male college students who cannot prove they have registered for the draft. After Monday's vote. Sen. Hill Grant. D Madlson, said Selective Service officials asked him to Introduce the bill |SD 659), which would apply to recipients of state aid the same requirements that hold for federal financial aid. Last .July, thr U S . Supreme Court upheld the i imslluttonality of the federal law requiring all reclpents of federal financial aid — men and women alike — to prove they have registered or are not required 10. Women and men born before Dec. 31. 1959. are exempt from draft registration. "The Intention here ts not to punish a student for not registering but In make the student aware of the law and rom ply with the law," Grant said, "A lot of kids are Just not aware you have to register for selective service." Wll-Wln's program is limited to a thrift shop but It will soon have about 18 workshops training people In furniture and appliance repair, as well as other trades. Drumheller said He said the thrift shop sells clothing, appliances and other home furnishings repaired and renovated by Its workers All money from the store's sales go back Into the urogram, he said. Disabled jiersons must lie referred to Wll-WIn by local Job and social agencies such as the Job Service of Florida. Private Industry Council and the Seminole County Mental Hralih Association. Psychiatrists Differ On Bombings PENSACOLA fUPI| — A prosecution psychiatrist, dis­ agreeing with the evaluation of a doctor for the defense, said he could find nothing to Indicate two abortion clinic bombing suspects suffered a severe mental ailment. Th e bombings trial resumes today with defense attorneys cross examining u Mobile. Ala,, psychiatrist. U.S. District Judge Itoger Vinson said It appeared the jury would gel the case today. In testimony .late Monday. Dr. Daniel Dansak. a psychiatrist from the University of South Alabama, told U.S. Atlomey Tom Dillard he was "quite certain" neither James Simmons, it I. nor tils wile. K a th y Simmons. 19, had any mental disorder beh>re or during the Christmas morning lamiblngs. The Simmons couple, along with Matthew Goldsby. 21. and Ills fiancee. Kaye Wiggins, 19. are accused of (tombing three clinics In the predawn hours. Their trial on conspiracy and explosives charges began April 15, ...Bi-Racial Separate Cell For White Supremacist FO R T SM ITH . Ark. (UPI| Federal age ills will re I inn some weapons to a white supremacist group, and Its leader will he tailed In a private cell In a deal dial ended a four-day slandofr at the paramilitary organization's remote base camp In the Ozarks, group leaders say. James Ellison, head of the Covenant, the Sword and the Arm of the Lord, surrendered peacefully Monday and was ar­ raigned on arson and Illegal weapons charges In U.S. District Court. Concerning the private cell, CSA elder Kerry Noble said. "Can you Imagine what would happen to him If he got In a cell w ith six nr seven blacks? E s p e c i a l l y w t lh w ha t he liellevrs." E llis o n declared God in ­ structed him to surrender to refute the charges "because they are not true." A bearing was scheduled today to determine bond for Ellison. Four olliers arrested with Ellison were being Itrld In Fort Smith for arraignment today. Noble said the surrender followed a truce agreement be­ tween federal officials and CSA members and was Initialed by D.S. Mtorney Asa Hutchinson of Little I(o'-k "The y btnt over backward for us.” Noble said. T h e g o v e rn m e n t hud no comment on the pad Monday night. The agreement slates that C S A m e m b e rs w ill not be c h a rg e d w it h h a r b o r in g fugitives. Noble said. It also slates the government will break off surveillance of the cuinp. all legal weu|>ons will Ire returned and Ellison will t>c given Ills own cell while incarcerated, he said. The CSA cites biblical refer­ ences to support doctrines simi­ lar to such militant racist grmqis as the Ku Klux Klaii, Tw o of Ellison's lollowrrs who surrendered. Kandnll Evans and Thomas Hrntley. were wanted In Seattle. STOCKS Thoto O M t e w i providod br nw ntw n ol IS# Notions! A i k k lotion ol ioivnllot D rilr tt oto roptotonlsllro Inin ilooiot prlo t »> ol mid morning todoy Inlot dooltr motkolt i Kongo ihroughoul Ibo ttsy Prltot do nol IndudoroloUmorkuptmothdoion SM AM Atlantic Bonk Hainan Bank f last F ld d lly SSL HarM aPowar 1 Light FI* Progr*** I r**dom Uvlng* OCA Hugh** Supply Mormon* NCH Corp 1*** I t 1* P Kltoy unchanged Stolly * It* t Soultitatt Hank Sun Bank* 1* IN* Continued from page 1A Milton Smith said the commission needs to be sure Iherr arc "people with Ihc proper altitude" who ure "unbiased" on thr committee. After the meeting. Thom as said he was "devaluated" by I tie move, especially what be perceived to be an tmplleallon that the people who volunteered lo serve were not capable. "We don't have hoodlums. We have good people on II (the committee),*' Thomas said Mayor Smllb said If the committee Is to succeed "It must lie done right." She suld Its goals, duties and activities must be "rlearly spelled out." She also said she didn't agree wllh the name "bl racial" because It excludes those residents who ure not black or while. She would prefer on committee on "inter-cultural relations.” she said. Thomas Mid the committee was large because "It Is a monumental effort we are undertaking." He upologlzrd to the people who came lo the meeting expecting (o be appointed and defended them as "Intelligent" and "articulate" Individuals who would serve well on the panel. Farr said he was "unclear" as to the panel's purjMise and added. "Fin not convinced Ihls committee Is needed." Thomas Mid. "I thought that ... 1 was hoping I wouldn't have to get to Ihls. but there are a lot of white people who feel Just us you do; that we don't need lo go any further. By (he same token there are n lot of bturk people who feci we have arrived. (But) there are a lot of subtle things Ibut nerd to tie attacked, that we nerd to talk about." But Farr said racial attitudes cannot be churtgrd by a com mil lee. Before (be vote. Gary Wiley, one of Ihr 17 who agreed to Bertr on Ihe panel, suggested the commission allow II lo meet on a trial basis lo sel Us own goals and lo determine If It Is needed or nol. ...Memo Continued from page 1A advice that he feels will best serve the city and the municipal organization. This Is not the easiest position: nor ts It a popularity contest It Is what I un<h*ng*d am juitd to do: exercising my M1* M*t best Judgement for Ihe city. The 10'* III* to-. *0'* Civil Service Board Is not rem* i/*» qulred to follow any bit of this " iow Drumheller said clients pay nothing and are given a marketable skill to take with them Into the marketplace. ' If a guy has one arm he can still type. Out someone has to give him an opportunity to develop that skill so he can compete in the workforce." he said. Clients are also paid minimum wage for their work while at Wll-WIn. Ms Wilson said. "If a person Is not making minimum wage that only cuts down their self-worth." she said. As of today there were only two clients In thr program but Drumheller envisions having 100-150 within a year, with at least 75 percent of those people eventually plarcd In Jobs. To reach this goal, he said Wll-WIn plans to open two more buildings next to the thrift shop May 1 for training the disabled. He also said the organization Is trying lo buy a tract of land to headquarter Its operations. He would not say where, only that It is "a prominent location In Sanford " The program will also Include classes on personal finance. Insurance and consumer affairs. Ms. Wilson said thr organization will be able lo help many people because It doesn't Isolate them by "type" of disability. Drumheller. who said he has a bachelor's degree In business administration, Mid Wll-WIn was partially inspired by President it** V'% in* i* n s u** im ufKh*ng*d in* » flut be also suld In the memo that the Isiant's complaint con­ tradicted Its actions lie died the board's discussion about re­ J A M E S J . M cL A U O H L IN SR. Mr. James J McLaughlin Sr.. 60, of 180 Ptnecrrst Drive. Sanford, died Friday at h it home. Born Ju ly 19. 1924 In W oburn. Maas, lie came lo Sanford In 1962 A mechanic, he wus a vclrrun ol World War II with Ihc U S. Navy, a member of the American la-glon. the Fleet Reserve Association. Moose Lodge 1851. and All Souls Cutholte Church Survivors Include two sons. James J r. and rim. both of Sanford, two daughters. Mrs. Donna Marie Allen. Deltona, and Mrs. Patricia Mlichrll. Spokane. Wash.; and llvr grundciilldren. Brinson G uardian Funeral Home. Sanford, la In charge of urrangemriua. L E O R. H Y L A N D J R . Mr. Leo Robert Hyland Jr.. 41, of 1605 W. 25th St.. Sanford, died Sunday at hit home. Uom 11 will be a year before th r organization breaks even. Drumheller said But after that, sales from the clients' products will help keep It afloat, he predicted. Until then. Wll-WIn has filed for private grants and plans fundratsing projects lo underwrite the cost of running the program A "M ay Queen Dance and Box Social" Is planned for May 25 at the Sanford Civic Center. Local churches and civic organiza­ tions are sponsoring queens and raising money lo cast "voles” for them. The one with the most voles, or dollars, wins a cruise lo the Bahamas and 10 percent of the contest money. The rest of the money goes to Wll-Wtn Women who come to the social may prepare a dinner for two In a decorated box. The boxes will be auctioned ofT lo (he men. who will In turn share the dinner with thr person who prepared 11. Ms. Wilson Mid. The auction will Ix-gln at 6 30 p m. wlih I he erownlngof the queen at H p.m WlLWln Is also |)l.inning a 5 kilometer run at the Central Florida Zoo on June 22 called "A Run With the Monkeys." The run Is sponsored by Cardinal Industries and Ihc Track Shark of Orlando. Entry fees are $6 lor children and $8 fur adults. — Rick Brunson Richard Hathaway, of 3510 S. Park Ave.. Sanford, drew applause from the audience when he asked the commission. "What's wrong wllh his (Thomas') Idea Just the way you have It?" After the vote, near the end of the meeting. Dr. Velma Williams, a Seminole Community College counselor on Thomas’ list of uppolntres. said she was "extremely disappointed" at the com ­ mission's art Ion She said Ihr delay was a reverse of progressive "new direction" the commission has been taking In recent months and a negative signal lo Sanford's black community. "Your failure lo support commissioner Thomas In tills endeavor. In my opinion. Is a failure to support the black community." nhr said. Ms. Williams also M id Farr's question of the need of the committee showed that " I n ­ sensitivity" on racial mailers still exists. Bui Furr said his rrlurtaner should nol Ik* ronstrued "as u racial Ihlng" bul added people should not need a committee to help them gel along with each other. "I resent anyone who tries to force down m y throat — be they purple, black or white — any committee to tell me what I must do In my community. I will nol stand for that." Farr said. But he Invited her to the workshop to "tell us whal the need Is. what the value ts. Maybe It Is nreded." Milton Smith told Ms. Williams "we ure IOO percent behind" Thomas, bul If Ihe commission doesn't carefully (dan the committee It could cause racial problems rather than solve Ihcrn. But another member of the audience prulsed the com m issio n 's uettons. Alfred D rL u tttbraudlrrr. a black Seminole County building Inspector. said rare relations have Improved “ 98 percent" since he came lo Sanford more than 20 years ago. Alluding tc* Thomas, he also said commissioners should not lie allowed to art alone and set up their own committees. "I don't see the need for that committee we're doing fine without It." he said questing the commission lo waive the requirement of a bachelor's degree In criminology or police administration In the case of Cupt. Charles Fagan, an uppllcant for police chief with 26 years of police experience bul only a two-year degree. B o a rd m e m b e r G o rd o n Frederick said he knew Fagan for over 20 years and believed the requirem ent should be waived. But Perez said the board w o u ld be o ve rs te p p in g Its authority by trying to get the requirement changed so the mutter was dropped. AREA DEATHS W . L . HARM ON Mr. W .L . Harm on, 80. of Brevard. N.C., died Friday In Asheville, N,C. A former Sanford resident, hr wus a member o( First Baptist Church. Brevard, and belonged to the Plano T u n ­ ing Technicians Guild and was a Shriller and a Mason. Survivors Include his wife, J - 1mile, son Wayne. Brevard: sister. Bessie Sawyrr. Sylvester, tin ., brother. Paul liurm on. Ni w lo n , Cm,; three g ra n d children: one great grandchild Moore Funeral Home. Brevard. Inchorgeol arrangements. Reagan s rail to put welfare assistance Into the hands of the private sector. •■\Vc want Uncle Sam ofT our backs as much as anyone else." he said. ...Jury Continued from page 1A iMtween the younger Caulder and the girl's mother were submitted us evidence and refer­ ences made to llnanclal ar­ rangements Ihiil eould be mat t e through a third person. If the elder Caulrler Is con­ victed. he faces up to 5 years In prison. — Deane Jordan ...County Continued from page 1A w o rth $ 4 8 8 ,0 0 0 th e n . Its value for lax purjiosrs In * 174.870. a s -a s s r il Meanwhile, he M id the 9.000 square foot Masonlr Temple was appraised in 1981 ai $340,960 and Its assessed value for tux purjMises Is $ 180.860 Commissioners some lime ago derided to acquire office sparr In Sanford lo keep as many of the county's olhccs in the city as p o a s lb lr ra th e r Ilia n s e a l ta r in g them all over the county. There are no funds budgeted In this fiscal year to acquire buildings. Percy said, but the money could lie taken out of the contingency fund. Hiding the problem won’t make it go away. It» \ r uta ol alcohol, cocaina, o* _ hsr drugs It getting In C* way of your work or family you can hlda It for awhile. Bul why watt until your world collapses. Treating the problem will. Alcoholism and drug dependency are treatable Mlnetsea and your chance of recovery Is improved with early treatment .July 30, 1943 In Detroit, he moved to Sanford In 1980 Iruiti Altamonte Springs He was u disabled automotive worker with General Motors and attended All Souls Catholic Church. Survivors Include his mother. Lconar Hyland. Trenton. Mich., a son. Gregory. Houghion Lake. Mich and a sister. Joan Sau­ di ler. Rock wood. Mich, G ra m k o w Fu n e ra l Horne. Sanford, Is In charge of ar­ rangements O SSIE L .M IC K L E H Mrs Osate L Mleklrr. 91. ol 919 E. Second St. died Sunday at Lakrvlcw Nursing Center. Born Jan 3. 1894 In Georgia, she m o ve d here from S t. Augustine in 1964 She wo* u retired house parent for the Flurlda School lor Ihc Drat and Blind Survivors Include a daughter. Lillian Collins. Osteen: sou. Donald Stickler. St Augustine: two sisters. Sally Wood, Tampa, and Geneva Popham. Pinellas Park, two brothers. Clarence D o n u ld s o n . D e lra y B ea ch. Woodrow Donaldson, Sanford, lo u r g r a n d c h ild r e n : three grrat-grundchlldrei). G ra m k o w Fu n e ra l Hom e, Sanford, Is In charge of ar­ rangements. V IO L E T J . H O L L E N B E C K Mrs Violet J . Ilollrnbeck. 53. of 1325 S. Summerlin Ave., Sanford, died Monday at Florida H osplia l-A ltam on tc Springs. Born Krb. 3. 1932 In Trenton. N she moved to Sanford from iherr In 1951 She was an Answer All answering service operator and a Protestant Survivors Include a sort. Bruce K., Jacksonville: three daugh­ ters. Virginia Brown. Daytona Beach. (Katin Three!. Sorrento. Nancy S ch m itz. Sanford: a brother. George I'teree, Bordentown. N J.: three sisters, Gladys Tolas. Bordentown. Mae Smith. Livingston. Tenn. Dora Hloutr. Richm ond. V u.: two grand­ children Bald w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Finest City, ts In charge of arrangements. Funeral Notices HOLLINBICK, VIOLIT i In l**wtl Itottttt *n* t*mlly si Mr* Vlo**l i Hon*n0*<k D. *1 HU 1 iummwlin A»* , Unlard who dwd Momtar. **> gr*oou*ir >**n*M don*li*nt b* b* m*d* an b*A*U ol Mr* UeU»nb*<fc la in* Am*rl(*n 01*0*1** *»*oi «nd in* ArlSrlll* F*und*tl*n Baldwin Fairchild Fun*f*l Horn* F*r*tt Flo arcs (Sallins iT L ltiM W 323-120* Call 1-800-ALCOHOL NOW Ca». intharg* Mr LAUQMLIN. J A M It J IB . — F u n * r *1 M t i * lo r M r J* m * t J MtL*ugMin Sr , M. *• IF# Pln*cr**l D»i»*. S*nlord who d>*d Fnd *r ••• Sold * M I * m tad** *1 All Soul* C*ihoilr Church with F*>n*r Lv<* D*n*n oltiu»1tng Burial w*t in All Saul* C*m«t*ry Bruton Fun*r*l Mom* * Guardian ch*o*l. >n chorg* i Hospital Daytona Baach 400 North Clyde Mom# Boulevard • Dayton* Beech. Florid* 32020 Local Helpline 252-HELP z. In *f1ih*bon WiFi Am*nc*n ln**fn*liOii*l . M**»lh S*' nc*t A C C ID EN T & IN JU R Y C A S ES NO RECOVERY • NO FEE TRIAL PRACTICE, PERSONAL INJURY & WRONGFUL DEATH AUTO ACCIDENT • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE BOAT & PLANE • SLIP & FALL • OTHER ACCIDENTS For A Free Consultation Call BILLINGS, MORGAN & CUNNINGHAM P.A. SE MABLA ESPANOL \ 3 2 3 -4 3 2 1 o W I �PEOPLE E v n l n q H « r « l d , S a n fo rd , F I . T u e s d a y , A p r il M , 1 Y S J -IB Expert Gives Valuable Egg Information The Dunns Observe 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dunn, who w rrr m arrird on April 7. 1935. were honored on lheir 50th wedding anniversary wlih an open house lea al the Sanford home of their daughter. Susan Rogers. T h e c o u p le 's five o th e r children sharing In the golden anniversary celebration arc: Sandra Parser. Orlando; Pal Phillips. Geneva: Margo Austin. Jacksonville; and Sammy Dunn and William Dunn. Sanford The attractively appointed refreshm en! table featured a threetiered anniversary cake enhanced with gold accents. The centerpiece, a silk arrange­ ment, was presented to the honored couple along with numerous gifts from family and friends. Mr. and Mrs Dunn also re­ c e iv e d a m o n t h 's second honeymoon trip to New Smyrna Beach from their children. Out-of-town guests came from J a c k s o n v ille . O rla n d o , St. Augustine and Port Orange. I'he Dunns were married In Sanford and have made their lifelong home In Sanford where he was a building contractor. Mrs. Dunn Is a member of the Garden Club of Sanford Inc. and her hobby is plants. They both enjoy fishing, according to Mrs. Rogers. Alice and Sam Dunn cut anniversary cake. F o rty -N in e rs E n te rta in e d The newly formed "F o rtyniners.'' the over-50 group of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, were entertained at their April meeting in Fellowship Hall by three members of the t-ake Mary High School Hand The LMHS hand was one of the special bands participating In the 1884 Mary's Thanksgiving Day Parade. The saxophone trio from the band consisting of Randy Kelly, Sharon Reid and Mark Tebault. played (or Ihrlr audience the selections that had won them a superior ruling at the recent District Contest, a rating which m a k e s t h e m e l i g i b l e to participate In the upcoming stale competition. Kandy Kelly also played two piano solos. Members present for the af­ ternoon enjoyed a variety of games, entertainment ami re­ freshments. The most popular games were bingo and uno although scrabble and rum ­ my-cube were a close second. The next meeting at 2 p.m. Thursday. May 2. will la- in­ formative ns well as entertain­ ing. Plans for that meeting Include a talk by Ouldu Stacey liarrlncau. Inmlly nurse practi­ tioner. und nurse educator at the C e ntral Florida C o m m u n ity Clinic where she provides educa­ tional services lor both patients and staff. She will discuss Com rnunily Health Care Services. Representatives from two home lleallh Care Agencies will also Is- present to detail services available. TONIGHT'S TV (Ml owner TUESDAY (D I <01WORLD AT WAR 9:30 EVENING (7 O h a il TO THE CHIEF 0*wr cant hn mro (ha mnaaa Mo n 0 00 0 WEDNESDAY m o r n in g 4:66 r-fftfJ'Tir r|t (H i je m n so N S ID <10| UACNfIL NEYYSMOUR I kQ LEMMA (S in LAVESNC i SHMKCY 605 11 StYIRLY MriUHLUCS 630 Q 4 NSC NEWS | n CBS NEWS 1 r O ASC NEWS Q 11 (Ji)AUC E EDW QOOO TIMES 6 35 ID O MOW (MOM. Tut) 500 1000 O I ) r e m in g t o n b t e e l i > ington and Lauia go imdartomi M pfawni a murdar al lha Mutton of tormar mambari 0* a h*gn tchooF baaabai taam Guaat Mari Mckay Manila. WNlay Ford |R| <J O MACORUOCR S LOUO MM -ban and Janny hunt For a erkna bott ipaarhaadmg a mator drug spar ation ;j q t (St) NEWS 11 IT'S YOUR BUSMUB (MON) 11 (M l INMPENDENT NEWS 11 JIMMY SWAOOART ffl ( 10) WORLD AT WAR dUE) JACK VAN IMPE 11 QOMISRYLI 700 I I (I) BALE Of THE CENTURY l ) Q E M MAOAPNE Stow A»W! and U m i Mw i Aim ** r humpback wham (T) O JBORARDY I t (M l TOO CLOSC TOR c o m ­ f o r t Tha ■Soto lamUj a low'll to pul log*th*> • mataMutt Chnatma* •na- Andraa batomaa kick and pMN to a tekday kki u p a-a can. ID ( wi n a tu r e o r th in g s CD III HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:05 11 SANTOROAN0 BON 7:30 O T U I ‘ 0 (1)0 NEWS 11(Ml BENNY MILL <D MCI TOOAY m THE LEGISLA­ TURE a> (0 FRGMT GALLERY 11:30 3 ) TCBROKT M0»1 JuRnny Caf. r 0 HEWS FAOHTUNS 8(J4)ABC SANTORO ANO BON 0) TWIUQHT IONS 12:00 2 a 1100 000 NAME TUNB 1* (Ml BENSON ® O TALL GUY Taro baa-Fampmg s THAT Ql III ALL BETHE FAMILY 7:35 11 NBA BASKETBALL 600 a D A-TEAM Tha Warn goaa up •gap'll drttoranl enmg kyndu tkiat to raacua lha kidnappad daugMar M • kay ge»atwmanl arc nau |Rig can ar'-kii Nad Con Homa and Jody to Marco a N n tha caaa m compacatod by a pRgny Ftoaaua IT O' and murdar (R) bdr* i ~ O t h e sa in t (M)RHOOA HIKOJAK Lutaa tradaa barba arm a popiAar •pom cokmvaar IDanny Ar m ) aho OD O Th r e e S A c r o w d Jaca and Vcky a km i M Ihay Jkthar to caiatiato BradtonTa bathday |Rig Jt (Ml DALLAS ED (toi NOVA A twaa up naa o* tha lamdy ala and annual augra nona o< lha say ahalaa |R|Q a t in M O W A Thundar 04 Oruma |IMF) Rshard Soon* Oaorga HamaioR A hahi nn ad tap. M M l M U S CaadFry redaa hard on a graan. young iaucanar* |uat ouFoi Waal Ron* 12:30 12 50 O M O W Portr art Or A Mobaaar (FEE F|VFC Morrow Laaaa Raman 100 (Ml LEAVE IT TO BEAVER in t h e a v en g er s 1:10 (il o COL UMBO Automohaa •> aeuliaa HaydaR Oanigar (Robwl Yaughni • a prana auapact at ma nMdar oF • uuwa tNp a Maiurad rocaaM iPoupaa Bocarl (R) rancaa a o a a or cnnAdanca and laan Gaorga aal ba a M M ahan to o oum 1m ® O foul-ups sleeps a lootagt 0* har IMF guaal . areaon You B**Yom Lto g 9:00 ■ D FSTTCS Cody and Mca korrowBoaain dacacior M Fgrl out •hy a lamoua author tody aar* Faradto protoct commRMd aucMa |Rl (1) O AMERICAN BEAUTY SEARCH Conaaaiarda tnm a* M om COS EARLY MORNING CD O ABC NEWS THM MORNING ?! (M l POPfYI 12 TUNTSAE (MON-THU) 6:35 IZTUMTBMITRO 6:45 © O ETIWUNESS DAYBREAK Q l I0|AM WEATHER 7:00 I I TOOAY I CBS UORNMQ NEWS I OOOO MORMNd AMSMCA \ (M)TUNTITONES 11HR FARM 0AY I (I) RUPERTtotHO# 7: IS 7:30 St (in TOM AMOJERRY QDHOI SCSAIBt STREET □ ( B i n INERECTOR GAOOTT 734 13 I DREAM 0T JEANME 1.00 It (Ml WOOOY WOOORECKER h e a th c u tt 300 3:10 CD I MOW Lucky Partoart' 3:30 I I (Ml TAJdKY ATTAJR 400 U pn p atty DUKI 4:30 Pal Buona and IS40 Mma Amanca Chard Prawn •06 6:30 I t (M l TBM PANTHER a (M l MMT il 1RI (MON-THU) (M ) EUNEMBMIYETEM (Tto) (E| PAT ALBERT S 60S Q I LOW LUCY 905 IX MOW 930 d.i LOVE CONNECnOM Ml HERTS LUCY S 1000 I HOURMJUULDNE O) o 0AUV JMSY RAPHAEL I (Ml SO VALLEY I (M|maCTNC COMPANY(R) t(R MAYBERRYRP0 12:00 S ill miooay i OCDOKws > 1V (Ml BCWTTCHtO ID (FOF NATURE OF THINGS (MON) ff) |<0| MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUEI I am enclosing a pamphlet containing some valuable In fnmuiUon about llie lucrediblc edlblc egg. along with the live Jkis Ic method* nl egg ( (Hiking K A Y EN G ELH AR D T, A M E R IC A N E G G BO AR D DEAR K A Y : Thank you lor writing The face with the egg on ti ts mine. Hut all's well that ends well, because 1 louud your pamplct lo be a real treasure. Il contains reclj>es for five basic methods of egg rooking: fried, C E N T R A L C IR C LE scrambled, cooked-ln-the-sheH. The April meeting of Central Circle of the Garden Club u( poached and baked. There urc S a n fo rd w a s he ld .it the also simple Instructions (or e lu b h u tis r w lir n m e m b e rs p r e p a r i n g o m r lc t a . I w as IlnallTrd plans for the forthcom­ especially fascinated to Irani how to hard-cook tin rgg pro­ ing Flower Show. perly. (I did not know thut Mrs. S .J. ilrmiks and Mrs iKtlllng causes a green ring lo Hugh Duncan w rrr hostesses. form around the yolk, and Members took tlie- Winter Park makes the rgg lough und dlfscenic bout tuur following the lim it lo peri l meeting. Th e elrete will visit the Renders, you may obtain llif* Ku|iok Tree In Clearwater next pamphlet by writing lo: Aitirrlmonth. ID (W) MYSTERY'(WED) <D KOI WILDERNESS JOURNAL (Tto) (BlSlMANMX 1205 11 PERRY MASON 1230 4 (SEARCH TOR TOMORROW 11 a YOUNG AND THE REST­ O LESS Q LOVING ft (Ml BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 0 100 ‘()O A Y S o r o u a iiv u F O all MY CHIL0REN 11 (Ml DICK VAN DYKE S I Ml MOW (MONT (M| MASTERPIECE THEATRE ID ( M| MYtTERYI (WED) a (M l AMENCAN PLAYHOUSE 0M a (Ml TlOMOA HOME GROWN a in wow 1:05 n mow i I 1:30 (31a AS THE WORLD TURNS IMIGOMERPTLE (Ml PAINTING CERAMICS (TRfl 2:00 Search is On For Outstanding Mom May 12 Is Mother's Day. We. at Th e Herald, are searching for the annual "Outstanding Mom" In the community, but we need the help of readers to find this s |f c c U i I woman. The "Outstanding Morn" will be selected from letters of nomination. To make sure your fuvorlle mom gels the proper recognition, follow the simple Instructions: First, write your full name, full address including city und slate, and your telephone number at the tup of the page. Underneath, add the imme, lull address und tele­ phone number ol the mom you are nomlnuung Next, write us a letter telling us in your own words why this m om Is so o utsta n din g. Please type or clearly prinl your letter. Submit letter* to PEOPLE Editor Doris Dleirlch. P O . Box 1657 (300 N. French AveJ. Sanford. PL 32771 no lutrr than Frlduy. April 20, thr deadline for judging. Winners will be announced In The Herald on Mother's Day. Dear Abby can Egg H o a rd . 1460 H rtm iasancr. P aik Ridge. Ill 60068. It’s free, hut please enclose a long, st a in pet 1. m -II addressed envelope. D EA R A B B Y : It's high time this subject had a good airing. I rrfrr to fragrance pollution! Now that men as well ns women are using perfume anil cologne, the comlngllng ol fragrances In enclosed places such a* elevators and offices can be nauseallng Year* ago. a lady applied a Utile dab of perfume liehliid each ear. and as she passed, the subtle scent of gardenia, orange blossom or lilac followed her Today, frungrances are about as subtle as a meal cleaver. They're heavy, overpowering, and Ire quently used In suffocating quanile*. The llrst jm rhitm-r who mines out with fragrance that smell* like good old- fashioned snap and wutcr Is going lo g n m y husl­ ness. A L L C H O K E D UP D E A R A B B Y : V olrr registra­ tion may not be necessary in North Dakota, but Ihere are valid reasons why registration Is Im­ portant In other slates. In Ohio, we have 7.H million people of voting age— that's 15 times the num ber In North Dakota. til our state, registration Is necessary to prevent voting fraud and maintain an orderly electoral system. We have a tong record of fair and efficient elec­ tions. In Ohio. r J Ilirn a can register everywhere front stale park campgrounds to fa*I-food rrstaurantsl Our system works for us. Obviously, stales with large populations have to lake pre­ cautions that smuller Male* may not need. Doesn't that seem logical, Abby? S H ER R O D B R O W N . O H IO S E C R E T A R Y OP S T A T E v(iS FISH FRY (vA 15 r H MW LOCATION 17 i UIHl MART BlVO 321-4994 |f3 F lo y d T h e a t r e s | PO i j | 9 9 « STEPHEN •; fddwMurpMYt KINGS „ r . n BEVERLY CAT’S EYE "POLICE R |^°N a WOlf ACADEMY ,,‘^SSSSSSf (X) ANOTHER WORLD O ONE LP1 TO LIVE OR ANOY GtoTTITH _ (M l DRRrER WITH THE ALL THORE (TUEI a I Ml ALOHA CHdtA (WtOl 8 1Ml JOY OP PAtohNO (TRO 2:30 (I : O CAPITOL f t |M| GREAT SPACE COASTER a I Ml UAOC OP OK PAJNTWO ra n a I Ml MAOC OP WATERCOLORE (THU) 8 I Ml ISAAC OP OSCORATTVE PAJNTMQ(FN) 300 ® fT SANTABARBARA QOUCmO LIGHT 5 GENERAL HOSPITAL I (MtBUQSBUNMV ) (Ml PIOROAETYH FA M O U S R EC IP E W E E K L Y S P EC IA LS i Mt n e a th Cejpp 305 O BUGS BUMfY AHO PWtNOE 3:30 t M| MMTER ROOt RS |Ri in ROSE PETAL PLACS (MON) m wspector GADorr rrua- 3 335 12 HlCKLl ano jeckle aho 430 u ttu ■ ( n S A U 0P THE CENTURY (E a s ta r m o tamky rcuo tD H0) n-1 CONTACT (tog OWREAL MCCOYS S 1030 M A G N O L IA CIR C LE Member* of Magnolia Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford held their A p ril m eeting at (tie Garden Center President Abble Owen con­ ducted tin- huslness meeting. DlseusRlon was held on the forthcoming Ftnwcr Show to tic licit! April 21i, 27 ami 28. Tile Flower Show Is open to the public to enter artistic de­ sign* und horticulture. For tnlurm aiiun, call Mrs. Owen. J22 :t445. or Mary Tllll*. 322-1234. Following tlu- meeting, m em­ ber* departed on an mil log lo latke llttena Vista biglillgtiled by luncheon uhuurd liie Kmpresa Lily. CD(M) NOVA (THU) a1 1140 “ts ATTERNOON 12 srwncHto OMTW*TCN DONS DAY Q GET SMART MO 1 o O M O W Gargoyrts- (lITTlCor- 1I M ® O WHO'S TH t SOSST AngaM dboaaig mad aha" Tony auccumba to ma aaduckh* manaumtasg or on* al har aoratdy aakara (Nancy ItaRord) and i tobahar data tor M r 630 t (Jl DIVORCE COURT ODONAHUE O BARMABT JONES i (SR WALTONS ) ( Ml SESAME STREET g t in PARTROOE TAARLY 11(Ml BIZARRE 2:30 tw 6:00 900 1:30 U p n a e rv 6 30 ] o JEETIRSONS LOOM aipa- 530 3 ) PS COUNTRY (TUI-TRI) (B m CD O M O W " A Y And laa USril Ehrabach Taytor UcfiM 8 O B (M l A.M. WEATHER O ® LATE FdQHT WITH 0AVT0 LfTTIRStAM SohaduNd pomadan StoaanWnghF I I (Ml I LOVE LUCY (D O LUOS ARNAJt SHOW Or 5:25 O <3 NEWS 11 (14) BOS NCWHAKT O D ENTER! AJNMINT TONIGHT Faatu>ad Don Jotmaon ( Mam v<ca } )D WHEEL OP FORTUNE , ® O HOLLYWOOO and THE STARE (WHLER(| 11:00 San Dago Packaa aiFtoPLORttAsma 11:35 11 aaOMAHWATCM (MON) 41 UJCY SHOW (TUt-Ttol ALL PC THE FAMILY (TUB-THU) 10:30 1005 11:30 a ® SCRABBLE ' O RYAN'S HOPS S AGRICULTURE U S A (TRf) O (l ) MOC NEWS AT SUNRISE ( 1j D MORNING STRETCH (» O EYEWTTNESS DATSREAK 11(Ml OOOO 0AYI 11 NEWS a> IS) JSl BARKER 11 BASEBALL Aiianla B a m al O ' 1105 12 CATUNE GARDEN CIRCLES D E A R A B B Y : You gave the e rroneous im p re s sio n that hard-cooked eggs (especially those that have been colored) are unsafe lo eat after one day. As the test kitchen supervisor ol the American Egg Board. I hasten to Inform you that properly cooked, cooled and stored hard-cooked eggs are ipiltr safe to eat for at least a week Certainly, cracked eggs, nr eggs that have been out of refrigeration for up to 24 hour* even under the tn-M of condi­ tions. should not be eaten. If the weather ts very hot. the time rlemcnl should probably be shortened In a home situation, colored egg* that have been kept rrtrlgerated a* much as possible following the coloring, dyeing and hunting processes should also he safe for up to one week Easter rgg hunts conducted bv park districts or community groups |H»se a more hazardous risk because unless eggs arc properly refrigerated, there can be considerable risk A food imlsoulng outbreak at a Modesto. Calif., egg hum last year re­ ceived considerable press cover­ age. but In that case, the hundreds of eggs Involved were not properly handled, so ilie results were not surprising. houm o n th e TREK lMON. WCD- TW» ____ O DBTRCNT STROKES(TtA)U UERV OtoTTto IM0N. TUB. thu fto) ’ O ABC A/TIRBCHOOL (WtDl (Ml SCOOBY 000 (WIIC6AM STREET g ■MIL OT FORTUNE )pnca*MMT I all-star Bun 8 I tam ky O F U N TS T 0N U 4 05 4 *# * * — -* • -* i , . �J B — E v e n in g H « r » ld , S a n fo rd , F I . 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SAHMHIO Tel. 322-0711 607 W . 25th S treet, S a n lo r d 1T T ? t f l M T y rfv rr* rv v i ia M iiiA A A iiii VOLKSHOP M O W H 2 H O P E N WATCH l JEWELRY REPAIR and Nil PAWN SHOP mm Nw Sp«claHilng In Strvics A Parts For .W.'s, Toyota and Datsun (Cornar lad A Palmatto) l»h. .323.1327 214 S. Polmetto Ave. S AN FO R D PHONE 210* S. FRENCH AYE., SANFORD • Sprtial Deal fin a custom Work • Kralorp Antlrgur Jrw rlry • Role* Rrpatr • Clock • W.ikli [trywilr Bath Genie converted this old stained tub, left, to better than new tub on right. • Ring Sl/Jng Slone Selling 321-0120 • Aourulsid* Bath Genie Magic Gives New Finish To Old Tubs • Flnr .Jewelry Sales RE HIT COLO J U L H t ’ U T W l CtOCMS 4 WiTCMl ) T r r a l y o u r t e l f to lu n c h w h e r e th e i t h o p t d o ll y .E n j o y o ld fo o h lo n f i t r o t i 1n a t u r a l In g r e d ie n t! In d lr ld u t *p r e p a r e d In o u r o w n k it c h e n . Bonjamin M o o r e Paints 150 W. Josiup Ave., Longwood, Florida Pon Palnfs IOne Block North of P.O. on CM 427) Lunch H errrd 11 A.M .-2tSO P.MS Tuesday th ru Saturday 831*4661 G lass & Paint Company SeidtMilt 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. 322-4622 t u n n n m NOW OPEN AT OUR NEW LOCATION SEMINOLE VETERINARY HOSPITAL •ASHAMED O F * YOUR HARD TO CLEAN TUB? tID M U H O tN DVM. DIF A C V I M •Comp**»« v stannary tarvtcai •Vno* Antmoii OR JUST WANT TO CHANGE COLOR? • DtognoaHc pravanttva madlcina. danflttry h turpary • kpaclolty m Inlarnal madlcina 322-8465 “BATH Q E N I E , , r e s S rfCaEc . n g CA LL C O L L E C T (305) 295-1044 t a n w in n it. m MifffglfP.rV u n n n tW M tS ? Y0M 1 t T T .T LARRY'S 7 1 ■X .T7T7TT. T . H X X .M X ' A A STOREW IDE C OLORED TA G S A L E NEW & USED MART 21S Sanloid Aya. fffTl Browse Through Bargains At The Furniture House BIRTHDAY SALE W H a OTSINSI OF m OURBARGAmj In this day of Inflated costs and environmental concerns, resurfacing Is a very economical alternative to replacement and eliminates all the pollution and high energy consumption Involved In manufacturing a new tub. The formula can he used on cast Iron, pordrlaln. modern fiberglass or acrylic tubs Operating out of Orlando. Cravcro who Joined the company a year ago. is the firm's only representative In the stale. A Miami native, he camp lo Orlando in 1‘*70 as a builder. Hr said "I feel lids Is a coming thing In services and Is needed In this area. Hath Genie was originally franchised In M.irllxiro. Mass., by John J . Foley, who first created the patented synthetic porcelain process as a durable surface for his race car before discovering Its usefulness for reflnlshlng bathtubs. The resurfacing takes three to five hours and the tub cun be used again In 48 hours. The process Is guaranteed against flaking and |>rellng for one year and has a life expectancy of 10-15 years. You no longer have to replace that old worn out bathtub dial rau*rs you so much work and aqqravatlnu thank* lo a fantastic iipw process, according to Vrrnon Cruvrro of Hath Genic. Cnivcro »ays that Hath Genie can apply a nrw surface to that worn out tub that will make It a* easy lo maintain and la*t a* long or longer than n brand new one. Using *puie agr technology Hath Genic devel­ oped a coaling tla.it Is synthetic porcelain Cruvrro who I* the Hath Genie dealer for till* area, say* the company has n network of more than 30 franchise* nationwide resurfacing thousands of tub* each year. Th e work I* done In ynur home and Cravcro can match any standard plumbing fixture color and reflnlshrd sink* and lilt- as well. Some of the Job* Hath Genie ha* done are for the Winter Park Hospital, thr Navy Hate, hotel* and numerous Individual homes. Hath Genie will have a booth at the Home Show at the Orlando Exfui Centre May 10-18, stop by and meet C'ruvcro and learn more about this exciting new process or call (3051 295-1044. A C O M P L E T E L IN E Tea Honm ol BROWSER'S BARN I S 44A & PAINT SUPPLIES PAINT THE RUNCIBLE SPOON l E v e n in g H e r a ld Co!! 322-2611 Kcw! J&A- 1*7 Rwy. 17-12 R We'll Bring The Best In Decorating Right To Your Home E P re p a re d by A d v e rtis in g D e p t, of M tiars u r u u c t ■ tu c n w c i O P E N 7 D A Y * A W E E K HI-7041 C JANE PHILIPS r« IM S FINAftCMC AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYER! a n t iq u e s 4— I Business Review UNIVERSAL SATELLITE TV FURNITURE HOUSE Sanlord 322-4132 W a Buy A n d S ail T o p Quality Furniture, A n tiq u e s , Appliances A n d T o o ls WE PAY TO P C A SH DOLLAR FOR USED FU R N ITU R E * APPLIANCES 1/2 Price rF*e w e l r y S mage I econd CONSIG NM ENT C LO T H IN G - . Phone 323-9421 ^ \27th St. & 17-92 Sanlord ■i l i L i ' U . v i t i t r . i i u m 0 U teC @ cuit C o d v i w ji n n J 3 BLAIR A G EN C Y Norm a Mingo, ow ner of The F u rn itu re House, d isp la y s porcelain figurines in antique drop front secretary. O Jrtitiiin i rA!Mh.a*I 630 Rlvervlew Ave., Sanlord S P E C IA L IS T S IN A U T O M O B ILE IN SU R A N C E S R 22'a F IL E D (taar * « M < atom I-* U M Cw im m v i To Dh ^ h * lan'onn 323-2005 u— -"L Mon. Thru Fri • AM to fl PM > _ HAPPY ACRES • Serving Sanlord lor 27 Ytara OPEN MON, THRU FRI. 9 S «• lalMl Cart nwwyh II Tun 01 k* lpac<a<t*<l I n o y > i f l i . f tototoCIo m K » ; , ) | I I | l!v> M u l«io n lo ■ IrumkxM Khoai* (Mutipocia tummoi acn.it, | gram lo. a I I yav ow« HEARING TESTS SET FOR SANFORD/ CASSELBERRY AREA A LS O IN S U R E M OBILE H O M ES. M O T O R C Y C L E S H O M ES , R E C -V E E S “ CALL BLAIR AND COMPARE” 323-7710 or 323-3866 25 10 A O A K A V E . S A N FO R D Cornet ol S. Park Aye. * Oak □G R AVELY 1TIV1 aUM WE BUY M ORTGAGES THE LOWEST RATE ON GROUNDS CARE EQUIPMENT Wa also m a k e 1st end 7nd m o r tg a g e le a n t on R e side ntia l o r C o m m e rc ia l R e a l E s ta te up to *100,004. & lyy, gnn yu. V» k*..: Vwim* tm 0" ywtM wu-wki etoc-w* M to c.i*iii(kts«»ncvau>»yvitt«u tot* ya. ran IM .* toy. J tot VV Personal lo a ns a r t a v a ila b le R e v o lv in g C re d it L in e . •lik w w w u w a ra riw iyrw 'M 0<M*y vacto x l run*-*-* septa** totoa X n *1 0*S in c lu d in g . Mew a* to*toeto-tocA***toMdiyt •i m wouwe t* t*** •OwMVO-VUUBUVGttM^ V FREE DELIVERY SERVICE! Family Credit Seprices, Inc. Aa liV iiyJCUiairiFlCkru*** 1414 S. ORANGE BLOSSOM TRAIL I the tree hunn| ted aid be (sen Mondry thru Fudfl - tku week it the Cnuibtrry odci and More day it the Smlord kxitm Call the numb* beta* and uringe tor M ippontmrnt or drop e 8 your conlenience C W P JS T O '5 BREAKFAST SPECIAL AT aOTH L O U T K M I 1 1 i m i . h om o F a i n o e a a ir t. a f i i c i i bacon | ■ e e [ o a IAUIA 0 I TOAIT 4 i l L L Y I t T T M F rA A * It J F A A l i l i r M I M TUIS THRU SAT 6PM t O t P M C O M ! AND IN JO Y PIANO IAB MUSIC • • • • t n ***. n ia h tr*i to The Fa* S*w< IMMlia CW t a f aaa. I I urto on Si MARTIN seen. MCR. 831-3400 CMdbirn NOW StRVING PRIML RIB, FRESH SEAFOOD 1 STEAKS ALONG WITH THESE DINNER SPECIALS SAUTEED CALVU LIVER DMNUt..........*4.95 HAWAIIAN CMCtfEN DMNER................*5.50 STEJW IMPERIAL (Pitt Mtgaael DMNER *625 MHU1R ST1IPFER FUNIN0U DMNER . *€.95 CLASSIC SHRIMP BMNER................ *7.25 ...................... *5.95 .........................*5.50 IX S N l* SP EC IA LS P VH C H R O T O S C L A S S K S O N LY rwo RFSIAURANfS CHRISTO'S CLASSICS 1*1 WtVT FI Rt T k f H E E l . l A h F O R O FLA 322 3441 1U477I MEDC0 DISCOUNT DRUGS 27*1 S. Oriasdi Or. leal* 4 123-9792 BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE r u u CM D IU CArtVU U F A a n r i m m a m i o o r o ca CAAtl to o 111 OCCAUOtS n i u i w t K t CM AM I 1 N I I I 1 l » 1 Hay 17-11 B G R A V E L Y OF ORLANDO SALES - SERVICE - PARTS treryone thouId h m i hemn| test it k id oner i year if then n my trouble it 81 hemnj cleit h (*en peopk now rrn>n| i hearing nd or thou aho hue been told nothing could be done lor them u * find out about the latest mtthodi ol heiring coriKtnm HEARING RID CENTERS MON. PRI. a 1 ; » . . . SAT. S I 1/10 M ILE N O R TH OF M non. 4 2 2 -7 9 5 1 Anyone aha hit trouble beiiinj or underdiAdinf it welcome to hue i tett uunj the latest tine tranx iquipment hi Memine Im or her p*rticuUr ton on UiRANGE aU ptWiuto jw u i (*» tu vn U .S .A . tlFetionic hearing tnti sill bt fiwn free it the 0>m|* H*«m| Ld Ctn 7701 S Ortisto D*. Sis ford (Mondij oolr) m i 120 S 8*1 1192 Clurtbtf'T MondijFndtf tkn . « k W Chtutunon ■nd B f tvhe entiled b| tie N* tenil H«irin( Aid Socetj sill be it tbfte otlicH to {Mdorm the tMU , CHRISTO S FAM ILY R ES TA U R AN T * t t l* L A H iM A a V B tV D LAK E M A R Y F L A 123 S62S II ynu like anltque furnlture. now Is the t i m e to v i s i t T h e F u rn itu re House at 17-10 N . H ig h w a y 17-92. Longw ood Owner Norma Mingo has some beuutlful an­ tique pieces to add to your collection. For Instance check these- out; • a solid cherry vanity with mirror; • a lighted corner cab­ inet • an 8 -le g dropleuf cherry table with lour rose hack matching chairs and u captain's chair: • a wash stand com­ mode with a towel bar • a drop front secretary with double serpentine and hall and claw drslgn; • antique Tern stand: • a 5-leg i>ak table and chairs; • an a r m o i r e a nd chairs and a cedar wardrobe. Open seven days a week from 8 a m. to 6 p .m .. T h e Furniture I louse Is located Just south of the traffic light at the Fi ve Points Junction of state Road 419, County Road 427. a nd U . S . H i g h w a y 17-92. It has seven rooms full bargains of new, choice used und an­ tique fu rn itu re . In ­ cluding Kt h- n Allen Chairs gossip bench, chest s of dr awer s, bedroom suites, desks, a wicker and rattan china cabinet, dinettes, buffets, baby furniture, couches with matching l o v c s e a l i , and Hldc-a-bcds. They alao have ac­ cessories such as col­ lector plates, antique clocks, minors, vases, lamps, paintings and Trained prints. Norma buys, sells, t r a d e s a nd takes furniture on consign­ ment. They have pick up and delivery service and accept Master Charge and Visa cards. I �Business Review Prepared by Advertising Dept, of E v e n in g H e r a ld Legal Notice L a s h ’s Co/C 322-2611 How! • H e r a ld A d v e r t is e r A D V E R T IS IN G E v e n in g H e r a l d , S e n F o r d . F I . B lu e B o o k U BWISS S Oft THC M O V★l •SALES: cm fm iat POTTOUR A D V E R T IS IN G A D V E R T IS IN G ★ SERVICE: SnTSuau ★ RENTALS: Cars 321-0741 830-6688 HWY. 17-92 SANFORD » ' f i a t i t N k b c i Kuo M m >ct at u m o a o u*aw<o*i co u n ty D o n M yo rs m s fMNCH « n sxxroRD r i x j j v i 70S 171 2 H O glass Has The Paint Products For Ail Your Needs M fiftn F»lst P roduct* DON’T FORGET ■oners DAT Ml 12 "Say It With Balloons B a llo o n M agic Sieve B la ir, office m anager for B lair Insurance Agency. - Blair Insurance Agency For Personalized Service Sieve iilalr. office ninnugrr of the Blair Insurance Agency, nays the agency'll buslricus philosophy utH-** out on every letler — ’’I’ersonall/ecl service is our buBlneBB,*' "O ur clients art- like u family In us." Blair says. Thai personal touch, combined with ihe agency's :w) years of experience Is what makes the Blair Agency a solid Insurance agency lls customers can depend on. Blair has 18 dllTerenl companies they deal with, he said, enabling Ihe agency to shop around for the liest deals, tailored lo ihe needs of their euslomcnt. The agency wu* rounded t»y lllulr’s molher. Genie Blair, in Sanford 27 years ago and she remains actively Involved In all aspectn of It* operation. Considered an expert In Ihe Insurance field, Mrs. Blair was for a lime the only woman licensed In txith real cslalr and Insurance In Ihr stale early In her career In Sanford. The Blair Agency wlih offices ul 25IOA Oak Avr.. Sanford, sells personal Injury protection Insurance, bul recommends liability Insurance as \*ill Blulr said PIP. as It Is commonly called. Is cheaper Insurance but Is ’’self-centered protection 305/323-0400 W e D e liv e r B o u q u e ts ef B a llo o n s "S even D a ys a W eek" For Every Reason and Every Season P 0 which provides nothing for your fellow man " Liability, which he said provides belter cover­ age for all concerned In un accident altuullon. Is made more affordable al ihe Blair Agency. Blair said he also specializes In helping drivers who have trouble getting Insurance due lo too many tickets or accidents. "Lei me have all Ihe bad drivers In Sanford.” be says. "I will help Ihcm out." But drivers wllh tough records aren't the only ones who will licnelll from Blair Agency services. Drivers wllh stainless histories will like the services and Ihe savings they gel ul the agency, Iilalr said. They will like dealing wllh Ihe Blulr Agency stud, which 1s trained and educated to give their clients Ihe best service. And because the agency Isn’t a high volume agency, Iilalr says It treats each customer In a special wuy. " If I service m y accounts honestly and properly. I don't have lo worry about money. Being iionest Is m y profit In the community. You're not going to find unybody more honest from ‘J to 5 than right here," he says Call Blulr at 323-77 10 or 323-3860 and 9 of s n r of e t* oi w >of n e •• of cin WRAPPING SHIPPING NEW HOURS M onday Friday » OO A 30 Saturday BOO 1:30 P ACKAGING SUPPLIES FR UIT ORDERS ItalnaluiMl f’urlMijpng Anri Sfilftpln/l .S r r v h r lecttltn t r i w l Tkt Cereaf free* Petl Ctflca A CE A U TO R A D IA T O R 711 FRENCH AVE. 322-0235 SANFORD flA D IA T Q R S Ne t h e On* nape OPEN MON THRU FRI. • « SAT. 1:751 15% F A B R IC S A N D R U G S Cl/»Fom M o 'le ^ WT| DRAPES 'mi7ipS\v* cr:"“ . K e d ip to a d t w PLAY SMART TOTS I C u d o n ) th o d e i • M in i b lm d t * I * 322 5703 M f F o r i 0*i»o Vnntord EDUCATIONAL TOYS A MATUUALS rot puom , m a n s a trutorrs _ • AUTO iKSuuaci m m U S lH U tC t' • C a rp e t A NEW SUPPLY OF STENCILS HAS JUST ARRIVED >«* A i $ (fa# • COMM( K i l l ehome omin •Busmm BUD BAKER TEUFHONE QUOTES WELCOME lotiterd. FL O T T I UU 322*0501 F REE S P I N A L E V A L U A T I O N iMNAuor rwau «m j 1 2 J 4 7 Frequent H eodechee lo w Bock or H ip Pom Di/itneae O ' l o t s of Stwep N u m b n e ti of Hondo or Foot Nervoueneoe N ock Porn or S lilfn o te A rm and Shoulder Pom ■ > M a i P H > n w » > u K M e ir « in > w n M > M H e w w t , K a e i UK H K r K K m » « n i roe D H M iw a ^ • (• c w i ii e t a 'a W K K K 'i r SANFORD PAIN CONTROL CLINIC OF CHIROPRACTIC INC IfJhPW ’ J 1 I ; i r t 1 t »A O *r it wCl ttu ro a n l m m ’ tiliiw i w i m ZA V R I r U Z A Airport Bhd. 5 17 #2 3 2 3 -4 B IB t a n lo r d JOIN US FOR BRUNCH! * 3.25 S u b let DAY& NIGHT GRILL J U N E (k T IN A POKZIG -O w ner* 1 M B Frootk A n . - W o r d ID . S 1 1 4 T 3 I DAVE'S UPHOLSTERV • FURNITURE • BOATS • CARS Largo to toettone! Material Quality Workmanship Frta Cilimalo) Free Pickup 490 N. 17-92 Not IT# lebtk’i Sub Strop LONGWOOD, FLA. (305) 862-1600 Men. - Frl. I M AM . A M PM >ti A MOO m i . • W o i lp a p « r With One O f O ur Ummual //and Cruftrd Gifts 8 3 4 -T O Y S PARK SQUARE PI A2A L O N G W O O D FL • VgrticoU • U p h o ls te r y SURPRISE MOM “Wa Sill Education: Th§ Toy» Juat Maka II Fun." 8 5 1 E . S .R . 434 D IS C . ALAN'S Lowit Iny to RwJy J Bithog A Wt Heine J , Un l » I N I . Ph AVI Cederwood Vlllege Cond I. M l eoo lk Howell A rm t Cond to John M logtdon Un 7140. leke Howell A rm ! Cond .Uf.lflO I k Howell A rm i Cond to P Oliver Bv'tkheller A Wf Moo Un 1U l k Howell A rm t Cond . HUM U # 11] 000 Mkboal J SwaHowik! A Wl Cheryl to mery J m Welker. S 100 el N WO' of W 100 of Bik B. Amended Piet Crytelel Hoightt. Lake Mery, 110 MO Lk Howell Arms Cond M Diego J Monlot A Wl Meldl, Un BMC. U Howell A rm t Cond . * *, ) V FOAM MOLD SYSTEM S e n d M om F r u i t On H er D ay cI t Ih r s 101 LIMIT. MM 111 •7" CUSTO M BOXES AU. WORK CLIA l AN 11(0 1 DAT SERVICE NEW LOCATION $ 3 4 9 ° ° PACKAGING 3W tail Commercial St. 1305) 323-1137 Sanford c o m p a re . Insurance Agency ~ 3 3 1 7 5 n P r ’c z^ s n ts v B O X 174 • S A N F O R D . F L 77771 PAC N' SEND REALTY TRANSFERS Lloyd Boggio. T r to H lo Bret Entr., Inc to Miltiem Will to. 'r u tlee Un 17C Southern Ttchnotogiet. W TOO ef Summit Village Un III. I l l TOO E 477’ Ol N 141 ol U 44 Spring Hotp Corp to Apfer. Shelf an Mammock. I I II.S00 k Dor ft Ptr Un 100 Un 101 Bl Sun Ridge Lid to John 0 Dorian. Un I0e Bl I. Sun Ridge I. So Sem Modxol Piero Cond . u u too i.ser.ioo 0 E H e, L Wl Helen to David Vrede H Boggt Jr A Wt t Conrad A Wl Sandro l . I t LouiM lo Peter M Boggt A W l BS. Springs Lending. Un J, Marie A . L I 10. TutkewllW Un tieiooo 4. SI*. 100 Herbert F V erton A Wl mery Thornet S Heat A Wt M ery to to Brentiy W Clayton. Un TO0C Ho«be-io Quorithiietgo. I I 7 Bit F. Oommerick H illt Sitth Addn Lk Howell A rm t Cond . M l TOO lk Howell A rm t Cond to |I0* TOO lo rry E Beetley A Wt Mery Sun Ridge, li d lo John 0 Anno. Un JJJ. Lk Howell A rm t Dor ton. Un 10! Bl I. Sun Ridge Cond. SS7.100 I. Cond MM00 R l Peetrott A Huobor. Inc Wade M Hogg* Jr A Wl to Jimmie Cocker III A Wt In LQuite to Pel*i M Boggt A Wl geborg LI M B'Htol P i 1114 *00 Marie A . I I JO. Tutkewllle Un 04k Harbour Ltd to Jeon H A t i t 100 Repp Bl » Un 1 Oak Harbour. Herbert F Verlan A Wt Mery to Brentiy W Clayton Un HOC Sec J. MB TOO Ltyed Boggio T r to Timothy lk Howell A rm t Cond W l too Nichott Farmer A Nordttrom W lidden A Wt Vetorlo. Un If Bl B Summit Village Un t, l i d Ptr to label Fairway P 'r li d pert ot Tr R Sebal Point. lee.too Mery Bowen. Don E tf h Ml 1100 Del Prop III. etc to Steven teWetcotIDev . S7.TO0 Out I Conti Hooking Deugn lo Ounn A Wt lube. Un I I Bl «. Stanley J Shader A Wt Anne. LI Hidden SpringtCend . U > TOO Del Prop III. etc to lm d a A I 17 Whitpenng Plnot II. The la.age Un 110 I 7C. Hidden ' Spring! Met 400 Del Prop III. Etc Ip V M M Spring! Cond teO TOO Welker Hyde. Un 7* Bl A Del Prop III. etc lo Mark C Hidden Spr » ^ t Cend. U/.tee William!- I liner P WllUmot Kenneth Prekcott Ip Hernendel Un Fa. 8 4. Hidden Monterem Nathibhen. N Ml TO SpringtCend IM 100 C A L L A N Y T IM E — N O TIC E O F S H E R IF F 'S SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that by virtue ot that certain Writ of Elocution itiued ou» ot end under the teal of mo Circuit C o u r t of O ra n g e C o u n t y , Fiertde Upon a tlr*ei lodgement rendered in the aforesaid court Oh the Jttt day ot March A D .41 In met certain cate en titled. Flagtnip Bant ol Or lando. Plam tllf. — vs— B ill Frederick. Delendant. which atoreta d Writ at E locution wet delivered to mo ot Sheri (I ot Seminole County. Florida, end I hove levied upon the following deter Ibed property owned by Bill Frederick, te d property being located In Sem inole C o u n t y . F lo r id a , m o re p a r t i c u la r ly d a tc rlb e d a t follow! Lol I t Block F. Spring Volley Ferm i Section Sit. according to me plal thereot ot recorded In Piet Book I ! Page t Public Record! ot Seminole County Florida and otherwite known a. to* Pmaappe Lana Altamonte Spring!. Florida and the undertigned at Shenlf ol Seminole County Florida will at 11 00 A M on the tth day ot May A D 1*11 otter tor tale and tall to the tughett bidder tor cath tub(oct to any and all etittin g leint at I ha Front (W ettl Door at the ttept ot the Seminole County Courthoute In Sanford Florida the above de K r ibed R E A L proper ty That va.d tale it being made to talltty the term* ol tald Wrtl ot E *edition JohnE Polk, Sherill Seminole County. F lor ida To be adyerliied April It JJ. ]0 May r with the tale on May I 1*41 D E E te F IC T IT IO IU S NAM E Notice it hereby given that we are engaged In butmett at t i l E d w in St W inter S prlngt Seminole County Florida 11707 under the llctillout name ol Chembhtt Electric, and that we intend to regiiter laid nemo with Clerk ol the Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida In accordance with the provltiont ot the Fictiliout Name Statute! To Wit Section M l Of Florida Statute! I tit Donald W Chamblltl Kathleen M Chamblltl Puhllth April J, ». la. 71 1*11 DEE t N O TIC E OF A P P LIC A TIO N FOR TA X D E E D N O T I C E IS M E R E B V G IV E N , that JA N E T L SHARP the holder ol the following certlt icatet hat tiled laid certificate* lor a la* deed to be Itiued thereon The certlllcate n u n her* and yean ol ittuonco. the deter ip I ton ol the properly and the natnet in which It wat attatied are et tel town C E R T IF IC A T E NO t i l t Y E A R OF ISSUANCE 1*17 D E S C R IP T IO N O F P R O P E R T Y L E G N I t F T OF LO T 1 « B E G SW COR L O T 4 R UN N tk F T S I t D E G It M IN E ( I 1 F T 1 LY ON PL A IA O V A L TO F T W t ) t F T T O B E G B LK It SUNSE T M ANOR PB • PO 14 N o m e In w hich a l i e n e d LEO N AR D CASSELBERR Y All et tald property ta in t In the County ot Seminole. Hate ot Florida Unieta tuch certificate or cor tlfketot than be redeemed ec cording to low the property deter Ibed in tuch certlllcate or rerflflcotet will be totd lo the higheit bidder al the ceurl houte door on the TOTH day at M A Y . itg ie i II M a m Appratlm elelr I t l J 00 cath •or loot It required to be paid by twccatttul bidder at the tala Depotll ot TON cd the bid to bo paid wllhin 14 hourt otter clot mg ol Ihe tele Balance due within H hourt after doling ot the tale All peymenli than lie ceth or guaranteed inttrumeni. made payable to the Clerk ot Circuit Court O ate d H ill I I T H day of A P R IL. 1*11 (S E A L ) David N Berrien C lerk Ot C If cult Court Seminole County. Florida Publ.th A PR IL Ilr d 10th k M A Y tth. 14th. IN I O E E 101 T u e s d a y , A p r i l J J . I T U —1 8 Legal Notice A F F ID A V IT U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S N AM E S T A T U T E S T A T E O F FLO R ID A C O U N TY O F O RANGE The underlined, under 04lh My* t Th it miltumen! It being r*ecu'ed tor the purpoie ot complying with Section M l f» ol Florida S utu'r* 1 It it the intention of the unoertigned to engage in a but ne«* rnrerpr>ie under 'n# tlctltlovl name ot TO W N k C O U N TR Y F L V IN O SERVICE located at 7040 N Highway tr t l Maitland Florida 111)1 m the City ot Maitland County ol Semtnoto ) Attached hereto and made a party thereot n a newipaper Prool ol Publication at required by laid Statute 4 Thote Intereited in tald enterpnie and me ettent ot the inttreiloW ach Ha* lol to** NAM E OF OW NER Coppola Btown. Inc IN TE R E S T t«\ S IG N A TU R E W A Brown Vice Prrtident ADDRESS TO40 N 17 e) Maitland Florida 117)1 Sworn and tubwrlhed to tw tore me at Maitland Seminole County Florida thit t*th dev ot March I N ) OenltoM Brown Notary Public Slat# ot 7 lor ida My Comm It* ion E apirel May 14. IN0 At referred to In Paragraph ) above Proof of Publication ol Ihii Intention to regiiter it tiled herewith punuont to the pro v ilio m ot Section MS 0* ot Florida Statute* A T T A C H P R O O F OF P U B L IC A TIO N Pubiilh A p r il ),*, la. l ) I N ) D EE I N O TIC E OF S H E R IF F IS A L E N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that by virtue ot mat certain Writ ol Elocution itiued out ol and under the keel ot the County C ourl ot Seminole County Florida upon a final lodgement rendered In the atorecaid courl on Ihe *lh day ot January, A O IN ). In that certain cate en titled M icro Bruch Suppliei Inc . d b a Seminole Janitor Supply. Plalntitt. — y l — Alva Jam et d b a Naw Creation Cleaning Dolondonl which aloreiaid Writ ot E nculton wat delivered lo me at Sherill ol Seminole County, Florida and I have levied upon the tallowing deter ibed property owned by Alva Jamet d V a New Creation Cleaning taid property being located In Seminole County Florida mora perticularly de Mr ibed k i tallow* One lanilalre Vacuum,Rerlal n o n it and the undertlgned at Sherill ol Seminole County. Florida, will al II N A M on the I I I day ot May. A O I N ) , otter tor tale and M il to the hlghetl bidder tor cath. lublect to ony and all e ilitln g lelni. at the Front IW eit) Door ot the tlept ol lh« Seminole County Courthoute in Van lord Florida, the ebove da M r ibed per tonal property That tald tala ll being made te talltty the te rm ! ot tald Writ ottaecution JohnE Poik.ShovItt Seminole County, F lortda Te be edverflied April *. la. IJ. TO wim the tale on May I. I N I O E E 17 N O TIC E OF A P P L IC A T IO N FOR T A X D E E O NOT I C E tl H E R E B Y GIVE N that JA N E T l SHARP the holder ol the tallowing cer 111 ftatot hot Hied tald certificate! ter a taa deed to be Itiued liter eon The certlllcate num tier* and yean ot Inuanca. the deMription ol Iho properly, end Iho name! In which II wat atMtted are et toltawn C E R T IF IC A T E NO 1))l Y E A R OF ISSUANCE IN7 D E S C R IP T IO N OF PRO P E R T Y L E G B E G MOST E L V COR LO T I RUN * » 4 I M 1 1)1 F T S t* D E G E U S F T N M D E G 0) M IN E TO F T S 4* OF G 71 M IN E *1 t F T N E L Y ON p l a ja o va l » i j f t t o b e g ■ILK B SUN S! t M ANOR PH • PG (4 Nam e In w hich a t t e n a d LE O N A R D C A S S E LB F HRV All ol tald property being In the County of lommole Stoly ol Florida Union tuch certlllcate or cer liliiolet than be redeemed oc cording to law the properly deter Ibed in tuch corllfKota or cerlitkalet will be told lo the highetl bidder al the court h o u M door on the TOTH day ol AAAY, I N I at tl M a m Approtlmotaly 111) 00 ceth tor loot it requlrod to be paid by tuccentut bidder al Ihe tote Depoail of R S ol the bid ta be paid within 14 hourt alter d o t mg ot Ihe tale Balance duo withcn I t hourt otter doting ol the tale All payment* than bo ceth or guoronload Inttrumeni macTO payable ta the Clerk at Circuit Court D a ted t h it I t T H day ol A P R IL. I N I (S E A L ) David N Berrien Ctert ol Circuit Court Seminole County Florida Pubnth A P R IL D rd . WTh k M A i HI*. I tth I N ) D E E 104 NO TIC E The SI Johnt River Water Management Dltlrlct hat re calved an application for Con tumptlyo Wotor Uto Iron* A O U D A k SONS INC . P O BOX l i t . O VIED O . F L IltoS. application v lllt O I7 7 A U i on 04/01/11 The applicant propote* to w llh d ro w 0)4 M G O al G R O U N D W A TE R FR O M TH E FLO R ID A N A Q U IF E R V IA ) E X IS T IN G W ELLS FOR SOD to torvo 1) ocrot In lamlnolo County located In Section TO Towntnlp I I South. Range II Eott A D U D A A SONS INC . P O BOX lit . O VIED O . F L 11141. application 01 117 0 17BAN. on 04/01/U The applicant propotet lo w llh d r o w 0 I M G O ol G R O U N D W A TE R FR O M TH E FLO R IO A N A Q U IF E R V IA It E X IS T IN G W E LLS FOR SO O lo torvo IM Ocrot In Seminole County located In Section It. Townthip I I South. Range II Eotl The Governing Board ol me O lttrk l will taka action to grant N O TIC E U N D E R or deny the application!it no F IC T IT IO U S N A M E LAW teener then 10 dayl Iron* the N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N dele of m u notice Should you be that Iho undertlgned detiring to interacted In any ol the lilted engage in butmett under mo appmelMrtt. you thou id contact IklHTOu) nemo ol I T T Financial the SI John* River Water Man Seryicet el 1037 E Highway DO age m int O lttrk l al P O Bai S lo r o l * . In Ih o C li p ol 141*. Palette. Florida !M 7 » 141*. ar In per ton al lit office on CetMiborry. Florid# inlendt te regular Iho told name with the S to le H ig h w a y •«■ W e il Clerk ol mo Circuit Court ot P a U tta Florida. h U / m i l l l SommoTO County, Florida W r it t e n o b l o d l t n Ig th g Doled ol Mutnoepebt. MN. application may be mode, but m itln d d o yp t April I N ) mould be received no later than Aetna F monte Campon, 14 day* tra m the data ol By Murtal J DaVnet publication Written o M d to n t A lim e n t Secretary mould tdmfify me abtactar by Pubnth April t. I* 1). ID. I N ) nemo end adder** and fully 0CI U datenba me ebtection lo me application Filing o written obioclion doet not entitle you TO N O TIC E OF o Chapter ITO. Florida Statute!. A N N U A L M E E T IN G AdmVMitralive Hearing O ily C E N T B A L F L O R ID A Ihoaa percent etwee tube lent lal lO O L O O IC A l S O C IE T Y . INC. intercut are etTOcTOd Ml 'he Noitco it hereby given mol mo apptkatwn and who Me a pail Annual AAootmg ot the Control IMn mooting ma requirement! Ftonde Jootogicei Society. Inc of loctTOr* M I M l. P A C . may then bo hold on April 14 I N ) 4< obtain an Admlntitretled Hear Iho Sheraton Maitland Ballroom mg All flmety tiled written (S olan I I ) . In to rila to t A ob|e<I rant will bo preionTOd to M a itla n d B ir d . M o n ta n a , the Beard tar IN canHdtratwn Ftonde at > TO p m All Voting In 111 d e lib e ra tio n on Iba Atombar* ere eapectod to e4 apphcaHqn prior TO Iho Board lend, and all portont having too mg action on too appikatian butmett be lore thit Board ore OoreUM T Kemp OirtcTOr otto mvltod to ottond Ot Villon at Record! Shy to Rokh 11 Jehno R Ivor Wotor Management O n lr ut Pub 11in April If, *1. n . n . u Pubiim April D . I W tit) O K I II* DEE IU \ �4 B — E v t n l.'V d H e r a l d . S a n fo r d . F I . T u o s c to y , A p r il I I . I W Legal Notice le g a l Notice NOT ICC T O c o m MACTORS OFFICE OF Ita to m a in ta in e d roads In Seminole County (W PA Nos S4IBT7J. SAaOtetl IMS calender dors) T H E S T A T E O F FL O R ID A D EP A R TM EN TO F T FANS P O R T A T ION C O N S TR U C TIO N A N D M AINT C H A N C E PROGRAM M IN I C O N TR A C TS Sealed bide will te received In >h* do w n stairs Conlerence Room el the District Offlce, Deportment Of Transportation, Elf South Boulevard. OeLentf. Florida until I » P M (Deland local Tim e) on Th u n d e r, the tth of M ar. in s lor the lot lotting work It the bid amount Is greater than S IM 000 00 the Contractor mutt be prequellfied ee required by Florida Statute HE I4(t| •••NOTE*** Proposal forms will not be issued alter I » P M I Dr Land Local Tim e) Wednesday, May I. ms ■ R E V A R O CO UN TY I R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FU N O SI S T A T E P R O ilC T to a n o s r*ne eioi, teen sigt. t e r n t i n , teste t i u . Work consists of furnishing asphalt and making repairs as needed on a routine basis on all Slate maintained roads In Nerlh Brevard County (W P A Not s e ito ie . t n o t e s . seiooet, SArOnil IMS calender days) A R E V A R O COUNTV (R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FU N D S ) S T A T E P R O TEC T j o b n o s te s te n s j, tte ts s tn . rttte t i l l . W ork consists ol lurmthlng asphalt end making repairs as needed on e routine basis on all Slata maintained roads m South Brevard County IW PA Miooir. sajooso. te am II u e l calender days) B R E V A R D CO UN TY I R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N D I) S T A T E PR O TEC T t o o n o s tssspsise. teste t i n . H i l l t i l l , / M i t s u i Work consists of mechanical cleaning ol roodsido ditches es needed on e routine basis on all Slate maintained roads In Brevard Ceunty (W P A MIOOM VCJOHN 54)044*. te a m s ) (M l calendar days), B R E V A R D COUNTV I R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FUN D SI S T A T E PR O TEC T t o r n o s taste tie i, tssas t u t . r o m t m . tesee s t i t . work (onslslt of mechanical »weeping ol roads, curbs, and bridges at needed on a continuing basil on all Stale maintained roads In Brevard County IW P A M1007). le xm i. MJOOal, 544007*1 IMS calendar days) SEMINOLE COUNTY (R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FU N D SI S T A T E P R O JE C T j o b n o s trs tt stst, rttte stsi Work consists ol furnishing aspnell and making repairs as needed no a routine basis on oil le g a l Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY ( R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N D S I S T A T E PR OTECT TOB NOS rrsoesoM. ttseeses) Work consists ol mechanical cleaning of roadside ditches as nisded on a routine basis on all Slata m a in ta in e d reeds in Seminote County IW PAM IO ttt. S440/4S) I MS calendar dart I SEMINOLE COUNTY ( R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N D S ) S T A T E PR OTE C T t o b n o s ttsee test, rtstesott Work consists of mechanical sweeping reads, curbs, and bridges as netdtd on a contmu ing basis on all State maintained roads In Seminole County IW P A vaiott) saaorte) iM tc o i ender days) A pre bid conferenca vet M be held lor the above Brevard end Seminole County prelects on Wednesday. April ]4. IMS at KM AM in the conlerence room ot the Cocoa Maintenance Office. SSS Camp Hoed. Cocoa, t L 77Y77 te ttptmna DOS) «M 4/41 V O L U S I A C O U N T Y I R U U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N O S I S T A T E P R O TEC T TOB NO tSSM M It. Work con visit ol mechanical tltanlng of roadside ditches en e routine basis on all Slata maintained roads in Volusia Ccnnty (WPA S4I0RMI (MScalendar lieysl V O L U S I A C O U N T Y I R U U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N D S ) S TA TE PR O TEC T JOB NOS. m M SOOS, ttSOS S**4 Work consists of lurnlthlngs bridge tending services, routine maintenance end emergency repairs lor the South Bridge on SR At A end the North Bridge on SR 44 in New Smyrna Beech IW PA m io o s i . seiner)l iM Scei ender days) V O L U S I A C O U N T Y ( R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N O S I S T A T E P R O JE C T j o b n o s tm o M o t, r t m toee Work consists Ol lurnlshlng bridge tending services, routine maintenance end emergency repairs lor the Seebreete Bridge on SR OO end the Broadway Bridge on SR 400 In Daytona Beech IW PA MIOOtJ MI0RS4I (MS calender deysl VOLUS IA COUNTY I R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N D S ) S T A T E PR O J E C T TOB NO I t H I t l l t Work consists ot furnishing bridge lending services, routine mein fenence and emergency repairs lor the Pori Oranpa Bridge on SR A IA In South Daytona IWPA S4I00SSI IMS calendar days) F L A O L E R CO UN TY I R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N D S ) S T A T E P R O JE C T TOB NO m t t toot Work con R E F O R T O F C O N D ITIO N C O N S O L ID A T IN G DOME 1TIC S U B S ID IA R IE S OF TH E L I B E R T Y N A TIO N A L BANK O F LO N O W O O D IN TH E S T A T E O F F L O R ID A . A T TH E CLO SE O F BUSINESS ON M A R C H I I, ISM P U B LIS H E D IN R ES P O N S I T O C A U M A D E BY C O M P TR O LLE R O F T H E C U R R EN C Y . U N D E R T I T L E II, U N IT E D S TA TE S C O D E S ECTIO N III. Charier Number I MSI Cemptreller el the Currency Slith District Slatement ot Resources and Liabilities ASSETS Thousands at Oallars Cash and balances due trom depository Institutions Nontnter »sl bear mg balances end cur rency end coin Interest bearing balance* ................................... ........ Securities Fadsral (units sold end securitise purchased under agreements to resell in domestic ofllcos ot the bank and oflts E dge and Agreement subsidiaries, and In IBFs 400 Loans and lease financing receivables Loans and leases, net ol unearned Income t.OM LESS Allowance tor loan end lease losses IS LESS: Allocated transfer risk reserve None Loans and leases, net ol unearned Income, allowance, and reserve 4 SOS None Assets held In trading accounts Prtmlset *Ad Hied assets (including capllellred leases) Olhtf f*4»l t « U f » D*n*(f Nor># tn unconftoli<Ut»d tutaUllftrtM C u tto m W llftblllty lo thli bonk on •tctploruoi out*! tndifvg Intangible a ttalt ........ Q1h«r i i m I i Tofol I IM t t L IA B IL IT IE S Depot II* Mon# Non* 1H U tV I 11.244 3.241 f 00) Inter**! bearing . . In forolgn oftlcot. C0«o ftnd Agrotmonl tubtldloHtta #nd IB F i Mon intort it bo*r ing ......................... Mont Mon# F literal funds purchased end securities told unde' agreements to repurchase In domestic ot licet ot the bank and of Its Edpe and Agreement subsidiaries, end In IBFs Ovm#n4i oof#* iiu o d to tttt U & Trooiury Non# Mon# Mortgage indebtedness endobHgellont under tapilaiiied leases Bank s liability on acceptance* esec vied end outstanding Ndles end debentures subordinated to deposits Ottwr Mobility* total HabtllHe* Limited lit* pretoried sleek E Q U ITY C A P ITA L Perpetual preferred slack Common ilw k legal Notice Non# Mon# 1)3 12 Itf Mon# Non# •IS Iff Undtvktod profit* «nd caglttl (IM I Cumulotlvo torotgn currency IrtruJcllon Mon# t.Sfj Tot#l iMtoity C ipftii ToUl UobiUtiot, limited life preferred end eoulfv ca d IUI 11. M l 1. Joyce H Franklin. Cashier. *1 the above named bank do hereby declare mot this Heport el Condition It true end correct to the Pest et my knowledge end be 1let /S/JoyceH Franklin April 1/. INS W*. Its* undersigned directors, ettosl to Ihe correctness el this statement et resources end llablliHet W* declare that It hat been esamlnedby us and to the bell *f our knowledge and ballet has been prepared In conformance with the Instructions end ll true end certocl /*.' John A Baldwin /* DenoP Dikeeu /A'W im em B Go*sett Publish A pril IX INS D E E I4B lists ot mecherucal ditch clean ing an a routine basis on all S late m aintained roads in Ftogler County (W PA M I0II1I (MVcalender deysl A pre bid conference will be held for the above Volusia end F la g le r County p r o le d t on , Friday. April M. IMS at ID 00 A M m I he conference room el the O elend Maintenance Office. 145V North Kepler Rood. De Lend, F L 17/74 Telephone (SC4| r w j i r i . E i t km O R A N O E C O U N T Y (R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FU N O SI STA TE F R O JE C T JO B NOS MSM-MIT. /SM4N1S, tVSSS MVS Work consists of mechanical cleaning ot roadside ditches on e routine basis on oil Slot* maintained roads In Or enge County IW PA S4104J4. 54KM 54 54404111 (MV calendar days) O S C E O L A C O U N T Y I R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FU N O SI STA TE P R O JE C T TOB NOS *7W4 SMI. FTM4 M04 Work consists of mechanical cleaning ot roedl'de ditches on e routine basil on «n Sialo mem tamed roads In Osceola County IW P A MIM4V VA40V44I IMS cal endardays) O R A N O E C O U N T Y ( R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FU N D S ! S TA TE P R O JE C T TOB NO tSM SM Il Work con aisle ol routine maintenance ot hlgnwey lighting on SR *04 F a t I West Erprnsswe/ and SR 57*. Bee Line Eipresswey In Orlando IWPA UX444I (MS calendar days) A pre bid conferenca will be held lor (he above Orange end Osceola County projects on Thursday. April 75. IMS at 10 00 A M In the conference room at the Orlando Memlenenco Office. 410 Lends!'eel Rood. Orlando. F L H IM Telephone DOS) 055 l» )l L A K E CO U N TY (R O U T IN E M A IN T E N A N C E F U N O S I S T A T E P R O TE C T TO D NO 11**4 ♦♦•). Work consltlt ol mechanical sweeping ol roods, euros and bridges on e routine bails on all Stale maintained roads In Lake County (W P A M I074SI (MS calendar days) S U M T E R C O U N T T I R O U T I N E M A IN T E N A N C E FU N O S I S TA TE P R O TE C T TO B NO 11*44 *041 Work con cists ot mechanical sweeping of roads, curbs end bridges on e routine basis on all Slate mem tamed roads In Sumler County IW P A M1MMI IMS cA lender deysl A pre bid conlerence will be field lor the above Lake end Sum ter County protects on Monday. April 7*. IMS at 10 00 A M In (he conlerence room el the Leesburg Maintenance O l lice , 1)04 OeLeen A ve n u e , Leesburg. F L 17/40. Telephone HOC I t it s ill The Department Inlands to begin these protects on July I, IMS Award ol these pro|ecls Is contingent on approval ot the IMS 04 Fiscal Year Budget by the legislature NO BIO BONDS R E O U IR E O Wage Rates Pursuant to the Fair Labor Standards Act. the minimum wage rales lor the protects Included In this Notice shell be SI IS per hour List ol bidders will not be given out T7 hours prior to the telling, Th e Stale el F lo rid a Oa peilm enl ol Transportation, in accordance with the Provisions ol Till* VI ot (he Civil Rights A d ol IM4 It* Slel tSIl end the Regulations ol the Deparlmenl of Commerce I IS C F R . P e r i l ) Issued pursuant lo such Act, hereby notifies ell bidders Ihe III will altirmatlvely Insure lhal minority business enterprises will be el lorded toll opportunity to submit bids in response to this Invitation end will not be dls c rim in a te d egelnst on the grounds ol race, color or ne imnei origin in consideration tor an award N O TIC E TO A P P R O X IM A T E Q U A N T I T Y S U B S C R IB E R S N O N E F U R N IS H E D W IT H M IN I CO N TR AC TS All work Is to ba dona In accordance with the plans end p r o lt d specifications ol the Steto ot Florida Department ot Transportation Unless otherwise notified by curt Ilied mall, return receipt requested bid tabulations will be posted In the downstairs Conference Room ol (he D e l end D is t r ic t O llic e , M * South Boulevard, DeLand. Florida on the flh day trom the telling dale Upon posting, it will bo the Department s Intent to award to the low bidder Any bidder who •eels he Is adversely a Heeled by the Department s Intent lo award to the low bidder must lito wllh the Clerk at Agency Proceedings. SOS Suwannee Street Tallahassee. Florida, e written Notice Ol Prolesl within tj hours ol posting ot the bid tabulations A prolesl tiled prior to the notice of Decision to Solicit Bids or Iho intended decision to aw ard e conlracl shall ba deemed abandoned unless re newed within the lime limits provided m Subsection ( 11 Additionally, e formal written prolesl Setting forth a short end plain statement ot the mailers asset led by the protestor must tie tiled with the Clerk ot Agoncy Proceedings within 10 days ot Iho Preliminary Notice ot Pro test In occur dance with Section HOST IS), Florida Statutes, tell ure to tile end protost within the lime prescribed in Sec I ion IW u IS). Florida Statutes, shall con llltula a waiver ol proceedings under Chapter 1)0. Florida Slat utes Orders tor these documents should be directed to T T G eorge M in i C e n h e c l Ad m lA lilre lo r . D e p a rlm e n l ol Transportation. P O Bos 4/ D eLand Florida J7/JI OOaf Doonesbury rent Groteewonx. I uvrws> (TSCALUV'CHUe- !/ d ep ar tm en t OF t r a n s p o r t a t io n C A B E N E D IC T D IS TR IC T E N G IN E E R Publish April 77,10 IMS D E E IS/ n o t ic e o f A PUBLIC H E A R IN G OF PROPOSE D C H A N G E S AND A M E N D M E N TS IN C E R TA IN D IS TR IC TS AND B O U N D A R IES OF TH E TO NING O R D IN A N C E OF TH E C IT Y OF SANFORD. F L O R ID A Nolica is hereby given lhal a Public Hearing will be held el the Commission Room In the City Hell m (he City of Sentord. Florida, el Z 00 o clock P M on M ay I). 1*15- to consider changes end amendments to the Toning O 'n a n c e ot the City Ot Sentord. Florida es loltows A portion of that certain properly tying between West First Street end West Second Street end bet weep Mengouctm* Avenue and O liv e A v e n u t attended Norlnerlv is proposed lo be rtro n e d trom R M O I (Multiple Fam ily Residential. Office end Institutional) Olstrlct to GC I (General Commercial) District Said property being more particularly described es lot lows Lots M. It. 17, end 77 toss the East 7 teal. Gracetlne Court. Plat Bon* 1. Page *». Public Records at Seminole County. Florida All parties in interest end ctlljens shell have en opportum ly to be heard at said hearing By order of the City Com mission ol the City ot Sanford, Florida ADVICE TO T H E P U B L IC It a person decides lo appeal a decision made with respect lo any matter considered #1 the abov* meallr>g or hearing he may need a verbatim record of the proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record is not provided by the City ol Sanford <F S 70S 0I0SI H N Tamm. Jr City Clark Publish April 7) and May ). IMS D E E IM Thlt is to notify Allred Waldo lo pay Iht repair and storage charges on his I*// Chateau Club Wagon ID a E llA H X M IU lo Robert E Dunlap ol 7*7* Central Dr Sentord It not paid in S days I hereby give notice ol gelling a Florida certllkata of lilto Publish April TJ, 71, 14. IS. 14. IM I D E E IS) Fic t it io u s n a m e Notice is hereby given lhal I am engaged in business el t i l l South Orlando Ave Gold Build mg G SI. Sentord Seminole County, F lo rid a under Ihe tic til loo* name ot D IS C O U N T M IL ITA R Y SU R P LU S , and lhal I inland lo register said name with lha Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sam Inote County. Florida In accordance with the pro visions ol Ihe Fictitious Nam* Stelules. to w ll Section *45 Of Florid*Statute* l*S7 /S' Stephen T. Poclut. Jr Publish April I*. U . TO A May 1, ISM DEE M F IC T IT IO U S N A M E Nobi# is hereby given that I am engaged in business el IM Bey H a m m o c k Lane. Long wood Seminole County, F tor Ida 17//* under Ihe fictitious n a m e of C E N T U R Y A U TO M A TIO N C O M P A N Y , end thel I Intend to register said name wllh the Clark ol Iho Circuit Couct. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with Ihe provisions ol the Fictitious Nam* Statutes. To w ll Section t l I 0* Florid* Stalutes IM/ /*/ Edwin J. Booth. Ill Publish April D , M l May 7. la. IMS O E E IM NO TICE O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR T A X D E E O N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y O IVE N . lhal SUSAN L SHARP Ihe holder ot Iho lol lowing cerlil Icetos has Hied sa d certificates lor t tea deed to be issued (hereon The certiliceto numbars end years ol issuance, the description ot *tv* property, and Ihe names In which tt was assessed ere as follows C E R T IF IC A T E NO 1*4 YEAR OF ISSUANCE 1MJ D E S C R IP T IO N O F PRO P EH TY : L E G L O T It KER SEYS A D O TO M ID W A Y P B Z P G l) Nam* in w hich a ttested ROBERT E NEWSON. SANDR AL NEW SON All ot t*!d property being m the County ot Seminole Stole pt F tor ide Unless Such certificate or cer iihcatot shell be redeemed M carding to tow the properly described in such cavtlllCAM or tertiheetos will be sold to to* highest bidder *t to* court house door on the 20TM day ol M A Y , IMSel II t t s m Appro 11me to I y ID S M cash lor lees It required to be paid by suctetslul bidder el to* **•* Depot11 ol SOX at to* bid to be paid within ta hour* alter clot ing at to* teto Balance due within aa hour* otter ctoting ol toe sal* All payment* shell tie cash or guaranteed Instrument, mod* peyebi* to the Clerk ot Circuit Court D eled t h lt l l T H day el APR IL. IMS IS E A ll DavidN Berrien Clerk ol Circuit Court Seminole County. Florida Publish A P R IL llrd , XMh A M AY Hh lato. IMS O E E 101 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole 322-2611 8:30 A M. ■5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 • Noon Wttf IVMThe&lNA h m y , tmm.mrert's sneer- s w n e w y THATM S H iffiS T STAA. vmujM \ 7 consecutive times 52C a line 10 caasecutiva times 4<C a line Contract Rates AvailaMa 3 line* Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday - 11:00 A .M . Saturday 71 —Help Warrtpd Avers always luring ladles 4 men Call Immediately 717 Light Bookkeeping. payroll, account* receivable IS to M sin, m i n t Carpenter? Laborers Wanted Established company, liber pi benefits, mutt hovp toots and transportation *04 11* l/ tl. MSS/i je ll Carpenters Helper Wanted must have eiperiance Call after * PM 177 5114 City Ot Lake M a ry has an immediate opening tor a part lin e janitor, tor office clean ing in City Hall. 1 times a week References w ill be checked Deadline tor sub mlttal *t applications t* April 7*. IMS Applications may ba picked up at Lake M ary City Mall. ISO N Country Club Rood. Lake Mery, l a 74. M F eoe __________ Clffitll Parsormcl Balloon Mode - CM» •***«*• - “ scis/sai oeoo _____ SEND A G IF T ........... W ITH A L IF T ! BAuJON BOUQUETS w . Oellverl Far every rye sen every teeseri AAA EMPLOYMENT OFFERS THl "LOWST" INFEES THE’HICHESriR I0B QUALITY 323-5176 O FF IC E G A L ..... ................SIM CELEBRATE ABIRTH! Mr Stork's visit makes tar t lltotlm* el memories, gifts A *111 Cell Linda 71)4111 * M A R Y K A Y COSM ETICS * Skin cer* and celer llair CONN I t ........................ m m * i* F E E P AID ! General office Mills needed Went* to hire now! Great Bose REC EPTIONIS T-------------to SIM W arm friendly personality win* this an* Typing'Word Pro cessing * plus Professional company S E C R E T A R Y - .. .. .- — WAREC0 SERVICE STATION IM F R E N C H A V E .SANFORD Ou* to Ihe remodeling process i customer safety, we will be c loted lor toe sal* o< getoi m* from Thursday, 4/M/ISIII Tuesday 4/»/|S Sorry tor the inconvenienctl Clarence Redgrry Prealdenl 27—Nursery & C hildC are B A B Y S IT T E R W A N T E D part lima In my home For a I y ' old Own car References req Lk M a rjr* re e ^___7 7 1 _a * 4 1 ^ 33— Real Estate Courses 8 Thinking *1 gelling a Real Eilat* License? We after Free t viiion and cantiisleut Training! Call Oick er Vicky tor details sat m m i n 17*0 Eve //a its* Keyes ol Fiend* , Inc. SS Years E i penencel __ ...t o UK This company wants a career minded enthusiastic person to work with greet crawl T y p ing answer phones Eaceltont benefit* F IL E CLERK---- ----------------- SIM Will train I Learn ■ greet career Greet room tor advancement Fast raises 323*5176 O E L IV E R Y ....... ...............to SIM Several openings! "D rlvo " your way to success FCL or regu ter operators license ar* needed Know to* area IN S TA L L E R S ...................to SM0 1 Openings Learn and earn Greet weather to be working outdoors M G R T R A IN E E . ..........to Sl/S Are you good with people end very personable/ This com pany was raady to hire ye* torday Food and retail post Hons available STO CK C L E R K ......................SIM Keep track el Inventory and suppl.es Local established co m p a n y Blue leans at motpher* her* I TOO MANYTOLIST Discount Fee- 2 Wks. Salary Law I t M Begtstretton Fee Na Fee Until Hired S5—Business Opportunities 2523 S. FtEMh Am. LIQ U O R LICENSE ON A N O O F F PREM ISES S E M IN O L E C O U N TY Bob M Ball.Jr P A R E A L TO R l l i a i l l ar 77) 7144 61—Money to Lend Business C apital S)S 040 to SI 000 000 and over P O Bo< ta il Winter P » Fie 17/40 71—Help Wanted B A B Y S IT T E R E ip . loving, re liable women to cer* tor 1 4 t year old girls In your or my homo W ilson elementary area, Utterances 771 1M7 Bat Tenders need 2 full tim* Coll r n 447* lor Tom Cap* Cana ve r al Fi r m established In Seminole Co looking lor people who want to be their own boss S1S4 pert time, taSO lull time Report to 70S E 1st I I ., Sentord / PM Tues April 11 LOADS O F BLOO M ING * O O O O V ALUES P IA N T E O H E R E FOR P IC K IN O Itt Legal Notice N O TIC E U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S NAM E STA TU TE TO W HOM IT M AY CONCERN Notice H hereby given the) to* undersigned, pursuant to toa • F ic titio u s Nam * Statute** Chapter la ) 4* Florida Statute, wilt register with toe Clerk ol too Circuit Court. In and tor Seminole County. Florida, upon receipt ol proof ot the public* non ot this notice to* licllHout name, to wit Callahan AMS under which w* er* engaged In business at 1*0 Atlantic Drive In to* City ol Fern Perk. F ter Ide That to* party inter**tod m sato business enterprise I* os tot tows R O LLASO N E N G IN E E R IN G 4 M A N U F A C T U R IN G COAA PANV By Chart** H Houston. II. Prettoenl D a te d ot C a s s e lb e rr y , S em inal* C o u n ty. F lo rid * . March I* IMS Publish April ). t. 14. U IMS Acrylic Applicator* n*i ded to apply protective coating on cars, boat* end planes SS to Sll p*' hour W* train Fur work In Sentord area call Tampa H I M * ZI5I Aldas lor all shills Cortlttod and or eiperlanced Good pay and benefits Pleasant at mosphar* Equal Opportunity Employer Apply at DeBary Manor. 40 N Hwy 1/ ft. Oe Bary Fla____________________ ASSEM BLERS Need I to work tn new air cond plant Sterling pay 14 I V h r Must be a strong rel table worker wllh own transport* Hon Never a lee t TEMP PERM______774-1341 A s s is ta n t M a n a g e r w a l l trained. Needed at once Apply in perton Casa Mia. K Marl In Sanford, or coll 171 1044 ______________ _____ j r office opening In Sanford Area Baginning date. May I). IMS Pleat* send a resume to Derail* Construe lio n . Sat W a s h b u rn Rd , Melbourne, Fla 17*75 C US TO M ER S E R V IC E R E F Organized with pleasant par sonallty A insurance *>p Perm position* Never e toe TEMP PERM—...—774-1341 Daytime Production d.shweth *rs end server* needed Some nighttime yos.tion* available Apply In perton between 7 A a Mon thru Thur* Bahama Joe'S. 7S0A French Ave No phone call* will bo accepted I AVON EARN INOS WOtKttf OPEN TERRITORIES NOW)It HI JSSS er t i l 041* DRIVERS WANTED Sentord Auto Auction to looking tor reliable A dependable peo pi* to work driving cars A trucks through auction Hour* Thursday* Only From 11 AM to a PM Applicants must b* l i yr* or older, hovo valid FI* Driver* Hcensa. end must know how to drive standard shift vehicles This is a perfect |ob tor the retired person Pay will be Sa 40 an hour Apply in person at the Sanford Auto Auction. 77IS W First S IH w yl aa In Sanlord Sa* John between * AM A a PM. Mon thru Frl Federal Slat*. A Civil |obt now available Cell IS ItS a tA X H lor Into. 7* hours F IR S T COOK Full time posl Hon Continonlel eaporlenco A minimum of S years manege m*nl responsibility. Including ordering, scheduling kitchen planning Pleasant personality a m ull 771 skat) M F . l IJ H O LID A Y H OU SE Restaurant In Santard has opening* tor waitress. host es*.cashier Apply 7 to a PM. Hwy 1//T7 near Lake Mary INSURANCE R A T E C L E R K W ill train No a ip e rltn c * needed Must typ* IS wpm, non s m o k e r s onl y CasMtoorry ereo ESatSBl I N T E R V I E W E R S : Individuals with public contact e ip Earn 170 hr plus bonus plus hourly gu a ra n te e S tudents and housewives welcome Cell M r Grant 7pm to apm, Mon thru Frl tt* m o LA B O R m t IMI * ^ r FORCM SMI rti Help Wanted Report ready tor work at 4 A M 4E7 w 1st SI ■ Sanford L A B O R E R S Strong reliable, general laborers needed Im mediately Different location* Phone and I'im portation a mutt Neve' a to* Apply KELLY SENVICES 660 2339 Legal secretary eipertenced in real estate, probata, tttat* planning. odmlnisIraHeo/cIvll law. otto excellent skills In typing, shorthand, word pro castor, gram m ar end hen dling clients Pleat* tend re Sum* to Boa If/, Evening Herald. 140 N French Avenue. Sanford FL77//I Big - W »D r Tires. 7*50 S O _________________ LIVE IN M A T U R E W OM AN Care tor invalid, own room A both Good salary Need kxai re fe re n ce * Non s m o t ir » ) T*W MAKE MONET WITHOUT LEAVING TOUR HONE Ideal tar shut Ins a Making tetophona appointmont* E ■ perienc* preferred Phone la* eoaS, 1 PM a X Good ______ Fay O Plus Bonus______ MEDICAL Several openings In butr San lord M edical F a c ility lor cheerful, personable people esperenced In dealing with Patient Reception. Insurance Billing Collections or Medical Records Call M r Mamed #t OT 5741 _____________ M O DELS W A N T E D - Work with fikh le n designer In local ooutiques. TV commercials, catalogs Full or part time Na (tp e rto n c a n t c t i i o r y . Alt *17 *U* N A N N IE S full or part time positions available Childcare or related background pro tarred References end Iren* portattan required Cell 44* *1/0 Nat ton* largest chain ot family amusement centers Is** need ol p a rt lim a sale s p to pl o/attan N ig h t and weekend* Must be mature, neat in appearance, and bon man! » l 4*0) N E E D E D - Title clerk A typist Th ursd ays only Apply In person at Sentord Auto Auc l i o n , a f t e r 10 A M on Thursdays 7J1S W 1st Street In Sentord ,__________________ N U R S E ’S A ID E S W A N T E D All s h if t s E i p e r l a n c e d or c e r tifie d on ly A p p ly In person Lekevlow Nursing Center. *t» E 7nd Streat, Sentord F le_________________ Fart Tim * C lerk/Typist SO wpm. Man A Wed . I em to Sprw.Cell«7l ) 4 l t ____________ PBX O P E R A TO R Must work rotating shift and weekends Informal attire OK 177 S*S* Pnm anenl Maintenance Man beaded Apply In person be tween 1 A a Man thru Thur* *1 Bahama Joe’s. 1S0E French Avo trom eg* 14 retired No phone colts ptoet *_________ , to N O TIC E IIN # 0 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS t u t 441 I K , ua**a* THURSDAY 7 M L S U N D A Y TE JL S1SS4ASSI JACK POT U U umi TEMPLE SHALOM .A t < 1 latwdiy M S M L Wednesday M S P.M. 125 135 150 2 S2M ipckpets 17SSI DgttBsu, FL NOW HIRING! Outstanding Opportunity For • E X P E R IE N C E D C A S H IE R S , G AS A TTEN D A N TS AND FA S T FOOD PREPA RA TIO N ( W c f '/ o / j C E N T E R S 5 LOCATIONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • Aulo / Truck Refueling • Full Line Convenience Stores • Fast Food Kitchens KIWANtS CLUB Of CASSC1KMY U S U A IIN <nus* uicaws Lake Fat, I H rea BTST Fiicri Chicken Subs Oonuls • Top Salaries • Free Life & Hospitalization • 2 Paid Vacations Each Year • Profit Sharing Plan • Other Benefits % U .M par aaeBf TIM MAKE A P P LIC A TIO N IN PERSON AT 202 N Laurel Ave . Stinloid Evening lle iu ld M o nday Th ru F rid a y 8 >0 AM J JO P M NO P H O N l C A llS P H A S E CLASSIFI CD D E P AR TM EN T OEE ( M d i U m I ddH b W v w of yaw dab M a t e Be m id it VtUOUJUSTHOLD M o rse l K X A ta& S 'IS A iP Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 time ................... 67C a tint HOURS 3 consecutire times 61C a line BY GARRY TRUDEAU n'SASHtU.N UMorse > m n nun about In e rt will be no charge for confrad documents The right Is reserved to reiOd any o 'ail bids S TA TE OF F L O R ID A 71-H elp Wanted wcg-Y WCUJN Shopping For A New Or Used Car1 le u te n e/weye H ad IB* beat d e alt la IB* E re aJag Hereto a C/aasJfled aecltoa Bead Frid a y'* f s t a la g Hereto tor IB# beat aofaclJaa*. Evening Herald M B > * n h 1 r v i r k Asa S a a l w d . E le rtd e ItS -M II : r �71—Help Wanted PNW* SoHcltar* full or pert f lm t . h o u rly p lu t benut. Lcngwood 114 C00___________ P re fn m A n n t in t s N in t id Erperlonc* pro lor rod. howtavor. training provided tar th* caro of Dltoblod Rotldent* All tfiifti ovollobta Coll M l m i SALES Energy Product* High com m tutoni! Solo* erperl onto nocetMry 134 l » » Sale* help M inted H ig h lit tommliton* peld In Florida C a l l B i l l at L o w e ' * Ertarm lnatari. M l I f I t Will train________________________ Styling Satan Mini I Italian tor rent, low eli tuppltad. and goodtacattan Call H I Perl TEMPORARY POSITIONS STOCK PERSONNEL Zoyrt It currently renovating e i of it* t tor i t which hat created a need lor individwiatt to ml temporary pomtiont lor trot king, mar mg future*, end etc 11 inter i t ted. pirate apply Inpenon at ZAYRE JtM Orlando Dr Sanford K IT N ’ C A R L Y L E * b y L 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent Room F o r Rent Kitchen A Laundry Privilege* S O W a week Call m Skit___________ New apartment lor rent Com pietoly fumithed poof arret* Available May H I H I M l] Sanford Court Apartments S TU D IO S _1 BDRM. .1 BDRM. F L E X IB L E LE A S ES Samar CHI yen Ottcevnt D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no e« penance necrtiery Full tune Good ttartlng pay tf t UOO O E N C R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Greal ttartlng lob Several opening* Good pay i f ! *XX> 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 Motl thiflt open Good pay Kata* aft CRM 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent L O C A L D R IV E R S Straight truck* Good p ly Start right away afl OOO R E C E P T IO N IS T . O F F IC E H ELFE R S . C LER K S. CRT O PER A TO R S Im m adiata opening* Good pay kcatot Call t f l 4)00 N O W W E L O E R S Certified Excellent pay tcalat Call today tf l * w ) _____________ TU TO R N E E D E D For ilh and alh grade ttudenlt tor ell tublectt ihr each daily In the evening A l m y home In Hidden Lake otl Lake Mary Blvd Erpartanted preierreo but rot required C a iillia a tl Wanted Someone to cere for me A my houte In Sanford Flea ible hr* once a wk Driving rag'd Tfl I tip Rm H i. aval WE H A V E JOBS Career Pled*re. Inc.. 1 i-i t iI We Need Your Skills! ft'you ore I t er elder on limited Income, you may qualify tor pari lima work To tee If you q u a lity, calf l i t m i In Seminole Co call JO A N al 771 r m 73— Employment Wanted Con i true (ion Qualify Control Projott Mono^of MotiOonliol Comm-orciol Indy iff la I All phases Qualification! on ft quasi m KUt I t —Apartments/ House to Share Sgl female lo there, I bedrm Apt with came I1WOO A I* util depot>I i l l moo or H I «*4J 93—Rooms tor Rent Clwitllen Apt* A Hemet TV. kitchen, laundry, maid, SS0 j » k up o n h i m m h i m u Mata or femele who mutt be employed Private Beth and a huge room Plut all the prlvl lege* of your own home Call 111 l i f t a t t a r « p m on weekday* and anytime on Weekend! Atk tor Mika Reom tor rent In nice home Free HBO. uftlittet. laundry . and It't turnlthad )7 ) 00 a weak plut a Sfl BO depotit a ll M O leave a mettege tor Stave Hodge or W W P I I after H R p m _____________ t R y M y l w i f t w r apartment H ugo ro o m t C o m p le te privacy StoO per wk plut SDO tecurlty depotit n i t o n er .ni n t t _______________ Rooms lot rent Coll H I M U _________ SANTO R O Furmthed roomt by the weet Reatonabta rate* M a d tar vice Call H I 4WJ S f PM i l l Palmetto Ave S A N TO R O R eal weekly A Monthly rate* Util Inc. eft MB Oak Adult! I M l m i ■ 97 —Apartments Furnished / Rent E f f i c i e n c y a p l.. p a rity turnlthad. M i wk . I mo c u r ly H I Fern Apt* tor I lit Palmetto Ave J Cowan too Phene Cell! L A R I M A R Y - Cleat. I bdrm fun* email apt Single wwrk ing man Nice. A h u rry ! m mo Mini H a rt houses SM A U p ...... .................J O N X A WiNutfS, B hc S- fujS VtJOMdz W 0/ HA5 S TO R AO E TR A IL E R S Far an tile cam tract ton. etc Wilce Salat u i t f u m u ff A IR C O N D IT IO N E R 11.000 B TU . well unit. le X tl In t l f ) or bett otter M ) M l*_________ Utad Wether* Pert* A Service tor Kewmere*................H lk a tf. M O O N E Y APPLIANCES Whirlpool gat dryer Rtmt well M l 00 ttocHO eve* W ILSO N M A IE R F U R N ITU R E 111 JIS E F IR S T S T H I >411 f^eacrrcN To f« d 121 —Condominium Rentals SANDLCWOOO 1 Bedroom appliance*, wallpaper, pool, tlubhoute U00 m n i l between 0 A 11 183—Television/ Radio / Stereo X 125—For Lease COLOR TE L E V IS IO N C A IS " color contola totavlttan Original price over SAOO balance due 1144 Cath or take over payment! of S I) month NO M O N EY DOWN Still In werrtnty Free home trial no obligation Call ^ a M W a d a ^ rn lg h l^ ^ ^ ^ R AT SAVE Rent New end Enfeyl Th*» lim ited Special Energy E Hit lent, 1 Bdrm I Beth Apartment* W/ Deceratlve Well Covering*. Built In Buekcate. Plenty at Storage. Wether/Dryer Honk up. end Carport Waterbed* Accepted LAKE M 0RR 0E Lutu ry AduM Apartment* )-1 Bdrm* .... Coming toort C e li m 10)1 127—Office Rentals BAM BO O COVE APTS m E Airport Bird P HO NE n i M N . m t t a l Efficiency from Ilk ) me Dttceunf tor Senior Citlten* RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS 1 .1. end ) Bdrm* Starting el only D M Aik About Our | Bdrm Special HOURS Monday thru Friday » to I M Saturday Iren* II to ) I)*0 Ridgewood Aye Sanford, Fla m a n * ................. ....... D J M II L U X U R Y A P A R T M E N IS Family A Adult* Section Pooltide. I Bedroom* Matter Cave Apartment* m fiM ______Qpew On Weekend*.______ U p tta lrt apartm ent Newly remodeled Electric A water tu rn lth a d 17) per week Perfect tor young, married couple. No children pirate H I Sato attar i. weekday! I and 1 bdrm Alto turnlthad efficiency from SIS week U30 depotit No pet* Call H I 4J07 ) I PM 41) Palmetto_____ 1 bdrm. II* bath, newty re modeled, all new appuencet. fenced back yard Walar furmthed *400mo H I OH) 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent Downtown Sun Ban! Budding Appro* 2 000 tq H tirsf floor Coll « C McAl»|l*f J23 lPtl e e e IN D E L TO N A t • * * a H OM ES FOR R E N T *• * e 114 Hi* a t L A K E M A R Y N e w H em e Large ) bdrm l bath. 1 car ••rage KtdaOK No pet* t t t l par me. m a i l t , er H i eeff ★ LANDLORDS* Tired of the headache?’ Lai ut m anage your rental pro partlat Proteulona! taw coil tervlco H I M U Call anytime United Satat Aitecietot. Inc Prep. Mgmt. Ot#„ Realtor LOCH AR BO R Immadiata oc cupency ) bdrm I bath tun porch A lamlly room Newly decorated Large lot DOC per month Owner 1H f i t? __ Ravenna Park 1 bdrm I bath tented yard, patio. A paddle tan* Available May I Call between* )0 A t »■ H I aOM R E N T O P T IO N 1 Bdrm I * B a th . C a n l H a a t/ A Ir, R a v a n n a P h . S41S mo O w n e r / t a l e t m a n 110)1 STe tlto attar ipm Roomy 1 bdrm 1 bath home, qutat tlraal SHS mo r depot H. a utmtiet ta a e u ) iiaaori S A N FO R D J bd»m 1 bath Garage S it) C O U N TR Y - J b d rm . II* bath MM 141—Homes For Sale SFRINOS AROUND TH E CORNER Did you know Ihei 10 Acre* covert 4 whole city blocktt Located Otleen area Better Call now! II CALL BART R E A L E S TA TE R EA LTO R r.!T e W la n lo rd Nice 1 bedroom home with living room, dining room, paneled lamlly room, laundry room, work chop Call tor In formation H I UP* or U i 41)1 _M l *00 or bed oiler________ Sanford Owner will help finance tpeciout converted!# home 4 bdrm . 1 bamt or horn# e mother In law apl Aitumable « ’ * mortgage 134 000 i n J*1l lA N f O K D DO* Trrrate Drive Lika new ) bdrm . 1 bath Low d o w n .V A non q u a llflyln g , m o r tg a g e ) ) 4 .t 0 0 111 J*D J 1 J fM I ___________ _ SANFORD H id d e n La k e A i t u m a b le m e r tg e g e , 4 bdrm ttone fireplace, fenced back yard SM.to* Wall S lt H l Co........... 321 5005 Sanford Reduced Lafl «f Irfiav Nic* yard ) Mem , } b*Mv wltft pMifn* otl family r fi • m O n ly t •1, t 00 W ill S tiff I Cb ..........3 2 1 5005 r iA L lO R I STe m per SANFORD F IR S T T IM E HOM E B U Y E R S Id *4V bond money tor I hornet Call today F IR U F S PECIAL large home w/menye>tree Only U t . 100 D ELTO N A each 1 loft only 44.004 IN FA R M IN G TO N A R E A larga 1 »tor y home hunting lodge Flew well end pump Only S I) 00D 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 C A LL A N Y TIM E R E A L TO R H14**l W E N E E O IIS T IN O S I Alt « rou R HO to mow KZ7 «N RIAL IS M II STENSTROM U N D S TO C K BROKERS 365 -3 782— — ___ Ar t U m b . SANFOR D: S C Ilf C lata C o u n try L iv in g La rg a 1 Bedrm Garage I acre fenced yard K M Marquette 11*100 and Security I1BSEI41H4 -S*nfotd- Laije lot J450 mo A valiabtak/l/BS »W t i l l oftart Taking Appticalient Now: 1 bdrm . 1 bath, cant heal A atr, porch, garage, fenced Available May i USD 1 bdrm . ] bath E tec Home Mayfair Vlllai Available now MM 4 bdrm . l bam redecorated home in Winter Spring* Available now M il C O M M E R C IA L! Space available tor office A I tar age Cantor of Sanlord till CALL BART R IA L E STA TE R EA LTO R H I >*W TR U C K E R S - Special place to park rig 1 bdrm . Ig Hying rm Fenced yard CtoM to tchoaf H I 81*1______________ Tutcaw tlla. 41 Tarpqn C lr POOL H O M E ) bdrm 1 bam. lamlly room, dbl garage w/ opener. Irg tcreuned perch Very ntca houte l SfU dll counted Owner will tall or taata with option Call Bntith American Realty, tie I I f ) F lrtf. ta il and gulrod » / 1 Are it re H I *MI nun 103— DuplexTriplex / Rent B E A U T IF U L 1 bdrm/1 bam. carpgt, appliance! tcreamd paltac toimdry MOO. H I H U Far Rant 1 Bedrm. I Rath Dupto*. Appliance* Small pat. and child ekey U U M inue I month* dapotil Call I t o n near downtown Santord By app t enly lit. tail. A tec *04 f f ) 4)11 REALTY-REALTOR S*n lw d 's S ilts L u d d t W E LIS T A N O S E L L M ORE HOMES TH A N A N Y O N E IN NO R TH S E M IN O LE C O U N TY JU S T L IK E NEW 1 bdrm 1 balk Kama with M l M kitchen, Irethiy painted, new carpet S P E C IA L I bdrm 1 bath tame with eat ia kitchen Hrepiece. peel parch, eiceltant cendl U N B E L IE V A B L E 1 bdrm 1 bath townhame with aat In h llchan, te a lra l air/ltoat, •reel ream, parch. M i.era A IN 'T I T C U T E ) bdrm IV* bah* heme w«th wnhen Irving r e a m , a a l-la k it c h e n , fireplace. <entreeI j u h a e l Sft.Mf N E W H OM E I Bdrm R a m a la g i B c g t neighberheed tlvd y eat M kiichen great N U N m | I R -i.e i 141—Homes For Sale 1S7—Mobile Homes / Sale LANDST0CK BROKERS OFFICE SPACE Orlando toll fre* 36S 44I1 3 8 4 rw 2 hath 70S SatiU SI w 181—Appliances / Furniture IT U ONLY Twee PIERPOINTE IM M E D IA T E O P E N IN G S General Conttructtan labor Good pay aft 4100 TR U C K D R IV ER S Long haul Immediate l Good driving ra cord Over IS aft 4)00 E v e n in g H * r » l d , S a n fo rd , F I . ? W rig h t 323-3301 I bdrm . adult*, no pet*, air, qutat. retldentiel SX0 par month, ptutdepm.t I D >010 321 1911 Equal Opportunity Employer _____________M ^ F _____________ Tired al M l Hunting? C a ll F u t u r e * th e y h a v e hundred* of |M) opening* for fhote who want to work aft o n ett T u q s d k y , A p r il Z J , I f t j —JB 113—Storage Rentals 1 bath lv* ream, ream W IL L B U IL D TO S U ITI Y O U R L O T OR OUR1I E X C L U S IV E A O I N T FO R W IN S O N O D EV CO RP, A CEN TR A L F L O R ID A I I A O E R I M O R E H OM E FO X LESS M O N E Y I C A L L TO D A Y ! • O E N E V A OSCEOLA RO • Z O N E D FOR M O B ILES! S Acre Country tract* Wall tread an paved Rd M X Dawn It V rt. a t lT X I F n m 111.)041 If you are Laakmg let a IV< catttoi career M Real fatale. Stenttrem Realty It leaking tor yen Call Lae O rigin today at m Id * Evening* m m i C A L L A N Y T IM E 322-2420 H a ) S Park, laniard to) U . Mary I h d Lk M ary 3 6 5 7 7 1 2 ....................Knytinto. BATEMAN REALTY Lie Rm I Etlata Broker :*ee M nw rd Ave. 321-0759 E v e 322-7443 COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Rag. R.E. Broker.......... m a i l ) HALL ttA4T« me VI *1TO# 1% T i m I Iff tHfiCI RAM BLE WOOD ) S TO R Y wit* sparkling pw lf Huge itoM ttffiplacfi! Caitwdral O il'in fi! All f*« fttrfiftl A it urn* no q uaH fylP B l A lm o il n iw f u f .m MOVE R IG H T IN S Bdrm . 1 bat* bfifivtHfil ifih t plfifi, loadfd with filtra te only 110.000 down Call ut quids f 140.000 ASSUME NO Q U A L IF Y IN G ! ) Bdnn , H i bat*, larga f*nc*d yar«lf ts 000 0*w*. ts it Me P ITH « | IJ \ Appro• 2f y n Mow* fight till U4.SM 323-5774 144* h w y h e r _____ H I D D E N L A K E 101 itembiewood O rlv e Lake Mary area 1 ttory con tempo rary 4 b d rm . ] bath FH A non qualifying loan 1*1*00 M l 1*41______________ _______ N E E D A HOUSE COOK. COWf TR Y WANT AOS____ NEW HOME Vine wood Dr Loch Arbor Area 1 B drm . 1 ba th , t a t In kitchen, oak cabinet*, ten me I dining room, fireplace paddle tan*, vaulted tailing*, energy package Many other e itre tl You have to tee to appreciate Open haute Saturday and Sunday 11 to S. ether time* by PHONE 3 2 3 1 4 6 3 For quality crfiHmamhip and tOmptflllYf pricat t«t tfl prica out your fsaw homo 1 bdrm 2 bath, ooa of Santordi r'icofi naighborhoodt ISS 000 Call Wfiftar B Slap la. Brofiar Saifitman JJJ U N pvpoingi LloydO Swain. Plrofcaf •II R IV E R O A K S It X f l. S celling tan*, tcevened porch wether A dryer . *1,000 down A you finance balance Car riago Cove Fam ily Pk Many tmtrat H I «ee* 189—Office Supplies / Equipment IB M Eitculkvfi TYP**^itfar. Good condition tUSOO 121 31*0 193— Lawn & Garden 139— Real Estate Wanted X m « D h p In G ian? N**d a Mower , R i l l . Haa/ fimd 1! In Tha Waal k4% A rt you golfing Divorced front ter rod. Forectatedf Need quick total Call Dele H i ctof 199— Pets & Supplies 161—Country Properly / Sale Cattle Ranch grett Ctaea 10 A c re * Own tape mo Good water » In/ eety accett 1 4 0 ,000/B4000 m toco________ 163—Waterfront Property / Sale Free to good home Female Pit Bull Terrier, * month! old Call H I 4ft*_____________ 3 M ils M iitd Chow Tups * F rea to goad ham* * Good watchdog* • Prttor fenced yard# C a li m t c t i . 223—Miscellaneous 231—Cars A Good Tonic For The uptel Budget The Evening Hear id Want Ad*____________________ Awning Window* Four J! X 4) and 1 JO't X 41 Good cor'd' Hon plut ] Other 11 X 41. Spare* Total price 130 Call m i o » ______________________ B R A ID E D RUOS 1 yr old B row n A r u t l, t ' l X I I . 4 *maltar matching AM tar SIM H 1 H M _____________________ Dry well*, tend patio ttone* Great* trap* cement, car ttopt »tept bench#*, rock *t#el. concrete Miracle Concrete Co __ )0* Elm Avenue Mi )1)| tttl AMC Spirit s** to believe« No money down Lite* Ceurtety Penttac 11)1111 ttgt Honda Accord Atr, automatic Reduced D**5 Ceurtety Pontiac D H Ill i*Bi Toyota Celle* Loaded1 No money down MW ) Ceurtety Pontiac............H I H I ) !*tl Buie k Century 4 door Loaded No money down Meet CoortllT Powttoc H M IH ittl Corvette Cottactor* Edition 11.040 m l . , a ll o p t io n t. Ihowroom condition t i l M0 tee m m All a g e ___________ Eleborato N Guage Railroad te l up. Radio c o n t r o lit o airplane* k boat* GoH dub* P h .H I * 1 * 0 ____________ LOADS Of B LO O M IN G G O O O V A LU E S p la n te d h er e FO R PIC K I N G " I Loti mata black A whit* Hotkey Shepard 10 Lbt Lott SuncMv »n Lake Mary ) H Heo Place Your Ware* Where They're Sure to Be Studied In the Went Adel I RoBuRt K IRBY/ t l l l . M A e p Guaranteed Kirby Co 114 W, lit St. IT I-*440 Vatettife TV Syltem i Completa All you need IOOX Financing No money (town SI 1M M Unlvertal U ! S lu 1*0? t ton Ford flatbed truck Alto walk behind concrete tew H J 11)4 ) M a rt Riding Tractor* t to be lived up the other I* for part* two 001)1 SIM t tt Sectional Fiber Gtakt Garage Door Complete Ita i n seei 231—Cars Bed Credit? A U C TIO N E V E R Y FRI N IG H T L & E AUCTION 2 3 5 -T ru c k s / B u se s/ Vans 1170S Sonlocd 321-4075 ★ DAYTONA A U TO * ★ AUCTION ★ Hwy *1........... GfiY*®9Vi SM Santord Ava C O N S IG N M EN TS W ELCO M E I Beech*ide Realty. R EALTO R S aif t i l l Open t Day*i S ANFO R D I acre. 1 loft M ) 000 W MaUciowtkl R EA LTO R 111 m i ’ FOR E S TA TE C o m m e rc ia l er R e tld e n liti Auction* A Appraltai* Call Dall't Auction H I **J0________ * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell) * 217—Garage Sales F*r meifi dfitfiits i tel i n t i n 165— Farm sGroves / Sale Farm 10 Acre* with Good water 11000 down at only S )f)t mo AJO.OOO Total Price I 0 Jeffry Gar tend Renter ____________ I I I WHO___________ 181—Appliances / Furniture Couch A chair (matching tall, good thape 11)0. 1 cyprotl tablet I f ) , Bar/FIrtplaco Combo with ttereo bull! In U M H I 0*** __________ Heevy Duty W ith e r Lika New 1 l> » « 4 1 Water Lovell Umd only I month* lor e wh.tert t m oo m i m ______________ R— OtidfN— od Applleace* from Ik) W A R R A N TY . R A R N I T T S .. C AS S ELB ER R Y t t o l l t ) ........................... 4)0 M l) e R E N T TO O W N * Color T V * . ttereo* wether*, dryer*, retrigeretor. treextr*. furniture, video recorder! Special Ilf week* renl t*c Alternative T V A Appl Renttit Zayre* Shepplwg Center U U M Garage Sale* Are Big In The Spring Try A Clattlltad Ad And Gel Buyer* Fa tll Dial H I 1411______________________ 219—Wanted to Buy B4ky Bed*, Strellert. Ctafltet. P U y p e n t. l i e . Piparback kt 31)4111 111 t)44 JCrtbt Pliypartk. Baby f u r n llu r t . clothing Good Price* Alter I PM H I 1141 N E E D CHURCH ■ US Capac tty 4) people or more H I 140t or I H 417*_______________ _ P lying CASH tor Aluminum. Can*. Cappar, B ratt. Load Nawipapar, Glete. Geid. Silver Kokomo Taot. *11W Itf I S W S al f I i n I IBB W A N TE D / O I A O OR A L IV E ! Aefrigaratort. Wether* Dry ere.......... ..................I l l c m 221- -Good Things to Eat T* gel * "drape line" In Wan! Adit 149—Com m ercial Properly / Sale 233—Auto Parts /A ccesso ries No Credit? WE FINANCE NEW S M YR NA BEACH New tllla In waterlronl commu nity AM *00 32M593 It04 Pontiac Fiero Sport* Coup* Reduced t*W) Ceurtety Pontiac _M 1M 1I IW4 Pontiac l.oob t Loaded Low milage 4 to thorn# from 1144) Ceurtety Penttac........... JM -I1I1 4) Tran* A m whit* loaded 14. 00 0 m l . T a k e o v e r payment* u t ) mo tor H mo MS 1*14 Or tad at?) ID O L BOX tor Mini Truck NHtan Dattun *lc SIW ________After ) H I Ite)________ NATIONAL AUTO SALES 213—Auctions let) LTD . 4 door Super nice intld* A out 1 tone paint, AC. p o w e r / t te a r ln g , b rak e*, ttereo cruite. vinyl roof, wire wheel* Need Sla Wagon or P Uptnfrade M* tot* 1*01 Pontiac Bonneville loaded I Reduced M W ) Ceurtety Ponfiec . .11)1111 IM4Mercury Marqui* Station Wagon On* owner Low milage .... . taw ) C j,rt* H Pontiac. . 11) 11)1 IM4 ftanllac F irebird Loaded! Reduced SIW) Ceurteiy Penttac........... m i l l ! • • fi • • Molds a e 6 • t 6 PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION E vtry Wed Nit* el T:M PM UfifcfifY A wifi & AAfiflfifi U le t Acrosi IK* t i»# r, top •! hill 124 H w y \ f t) lxb». g6 6 1 iwi O D IS C O U N T AUTO SA LES WE FINANCE 1*01 Frtnch Ave m im ) toll Hoick LeSabr* Reduced1 On* owner )WS Ceurtety Pontiac............ H U H ! If 1) Pontiac A tlr* See lo believe ... ltWS Ceurtety Powttoc............. m int left Rally Sport Comoro, key ttone magi Hunt good naedt minor body repair 11 too 00 firm C oll lltO S ? * allo t J 00pm_______ _______________ tfl* Honda Prelude No money (town lit * ) Ceurtety Penttac.............I l l 111) I too PontiacGrand P rli No money down 11JWJ Ceurtety Penttac............I D T U I IWI AMC Concord Wagon Reduced UW ) Ceurtety Penttac J l ) lilt iw i AMC Concord Loaded 14M) Ceurteiy Pentiac .......... W H H Chevy C 10 or Ford Van*. Ift) New loaded I High top duet dir, color TV . bar. CB power window* A lock* crtiitt. ttereo Retail! SH W0 Ml* St* W ) Call M l 1*41 Agent ltd) Ford U 4 ton pick up dump truck New painting, uphol ttory. tuna up and Irani end alignment Apple pi* condi lion Your* tor l* (OO Dump truck feature alone It worth SlOBOt day 10) )!* »I* l tttl Dattun King Cab Air cultom tappet Reduced t)W ) CaeeStty Ponttoc............ H H I 1 I 71 Chevy Bonama '* ton. long wheel bat* SH Y) Atk for Johnny or Linda 111 O il) 7 9 AMC Ccncord llm iltd * (y l eulomelu vto fibi* ««Ail| vlfifirt. 30,090 or If tNfil m iln 1300 Dvwn/CitK or fiid* I low monthly pfiymenfi i w oooo .................... m to p o ^ 241—Recreational Vehicles / Campers Mo lot home f? Dodge Sport*m*n Top *h*p* Call otter ) pm ________ M l IB M ___________ 73Tnvel«t Pickup Cimpfi >300 0C Sleep* 4 111 31*4 2 4 3 -Junk Cars ANY JU N K C A R ) A TRUCKS Beuehl-Prem II* SM A mart Call H U 414...................... H ) * )ll TOP Dollar Paid for Junk A U*edcart.truck* A heavy equipment m weg WK PAY T O P D O L L A R FO X JU N K C A R IA N D T R U C K S C B ) A U T O P AR TS 1?) 430) CONSULT OUR C O M M ER CIAL S P E C IA L IS T LAK E M A R T R E A L T Y R EA LTO R I I I flee lS3-Acrea(j«Lots/Sale AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB LA K E ASHBY EST 10 Acre* toned tor a Mobile Hama A wooded 11SOO Down Yoke over payment* of SlISOO A p p ro i Balance 114 000 H I Hid________ To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 R t s id u t u l k>1 in Sxnlotd. Many large oat treat H I )7I4 155—Condominiums Co Op / Sale Villa* ■ I Bedrm | B ath, u p t ta lr t,a n d Pool t l ) 000 00. 4f f t m 157-Mobile Homes / Sale FREE: CREDIT CHECK Call Clrcto B Mobile Home* Tout value and t t r v k t toad er I to o ilt I I U Atk tor Sam Electrical Lawn Service Pointing Pretatitanal To t Eapertl Pre­ pare. my elite * er yevr ham*. Itatl price*: ( Z • M. A lit. R E S ID E N TIA L W IRINO Indear/ Ovldner Ltfhltng. Service Upgrade I Anylfklng Electrical Tree EUimete* Since lf?4l Call: Te m 'i Etaclrlc Service 111 H i t RetpontiM* Man and holptr will point your Homo or Buefneti •tc Give your problem* to ut WE C ARE O u t lily work. 10 yf* tap. 11710*7 _U*_coni Additions fi Rcmodtling Firewood/Fuel R EM 00ELIN G SPECIALIST T R E E SER VIC E A I IR I W O O D FOR SALE CALL A F T E R ^ tP M jllW J * ^ ^ ^ ^ ACE LAWN S E R V IC E Maintenance Sodding Pruning Cleaning Thatching fertilizing Free Ittim ete*............... I4S-HH Lawn Maintenance LardKaping Bu*h Hog Mowing 144 saw Lawn Mamionanc* B uunati lor Ml* Approa 14 account* Call alter 4pm H I ill* Accounting fi Tax Strvict The Whole Ball Of Wea B. E .U N K CONST. 322 7029 ______Financing Available Appliancfi Rfipair L (f| «s l N « R ...i .. lh « d Mobile H b r m Dre I b i in (his At b a . Femltiet..... .......A _____ Advil* MM Hwy if e i................ n n w * M O B IL ! HOM E 14’ e 4* Kitchen, dining rm . don. 1 b d rm . l both. 14' P o lio onctaeod with vinyl window* Loft of clptott Carpoftan, ttove and fndgo Lake front lot approi O ' i t V In m e M o bil Hom e P o rk G olf, tonmt. Iwe club houte*. two twlmmmg poof*, thwtfto board court*, etc Security u s ooo Calf tor appl H I to ll_________ REPOS! REPOS! ib d rm /Ibath Auumabtoi UN D ER t m a month I Call I to4 M l lIM A tk tor Sam M il M A N A TE E 1 b d rm . 14X40, Santord area T mane ing available H I 1141 AM Keeftar, * ), M F_____________ IW4 S «tt4 Key 14 X 44. It lend Kitchen iptrt 1 bdrm I bath SDOB to to lake over pay monte Call H I Sate alter S to Stok-Htuto. n VTRager 1 Bdrm / 1 Rath, paddta Ian A air conditioning Much morel SMOC H I H I ) “ tr" Barrington K i U Car riaga cave, the Fam ily Sac Itan Ceil H I U to alter ) OOwrn AJI«ns A p p liin c t S * m c« 14hr Service- He l a i n Charge I I ye. *«P- 44AM4). ff*44J) LOADS OP "B L O O M IN G " GO O D V A LU E S P LA N TED H ER E FOR Building Contractors A D D ITIO N S REAAOOELINO BUI Sfr Ipp Cut tarn Builder Stale U t R R O O I IM 195-7411 Carpontry R E M O O S L IN O R E P A IR IN G Retarencet . „ — Very RoftaBto ITJ-eeif/XWO........... W4MB-D41 Place Your Were* Where They're Aur* to Be Siudtad jn the Wan? Ad*11 Cleaning Service Heed Carpel C lu a ln g Living. Duunq Ream A Hall U t M Sate A Ckotr. SM W W M a R l t r v k t . . ...... t o t r P«M Day I Tim* ar Weakly Rl M AIDS- T e -O i N f Ctaanliwat* It neat T* Call Hi* helper*! Guaranteed Service Law Relet C A U N O N ! 339-0800 Handy Man Cep Handymen. R*1 Reliable Free E tl moil any |<rb Sail Rata* H I B U I Call Anytime Health fi Beauty T O W E R ’S B E A U TY SALON F O R M E R L Y Harriett t Beaut, Noon )I* E H lS t H I SI41 LAWNS MOWED 8 TR IM M E D Spring Yard Clean up* . .H I I t ) I M IK E 'S LAWN S E R V IC E Era* e*fim*tet No |ob toe *mell or too large H I H I* ____________ ChllStiAR BfSI. Com g ift ■ L iw r C tft lobtoosmell in AH*______ Plumbing. Painting. Electric Carpentry Don I Sat III Atk Bo I I t y rt E ap _ BAL H I 44*1 TH O M A S A THOMAS Horn* repair, cleaning, lawn cor* Call H I )M4 Home Repairs C A R P EN TER Repair* and remodel mg No |ob too *mau Coii m w a s Maintenance *t *11 type* Carpentry, painting, plumbing 323-4401 M a s o n ry B E A L Conertta 1 man quality opera'ion PaUot. driveway* O d y * H I IH )E v e * W I H I O H Ruby Cane rile Haute ilekt * Drive* a Pellet Light Grading..................H I IIM TH O R N E LA M O C LEA R IN O KUSH HOGG ING C l a y a s h a l e h i i *h I •44)1*114/ Plastering o A L L Phatataf Piaitortngo Repair, Stucco. Herd Coal, S/mvIafod Brick H I le t) P lu m b in g * Auddt Plumbing Sarvk* * Repair * Replace * Remodel * Free Etllm ele* e 111 Md* e P R IVATE A M O B IL E HOM ES C O M M E R C IA L J4* )* U Secretarial Service Ail Typini, SdcitU/isI A Ww< Procmini Sdmcts. Nnlary Public ................ I l l 11*1 Sewing Nursing Cere OUR R ATES A R E LO W ER Lefcevtaw Hurting Center 414 I Secend SI . Santord H I *7*7 Painting C A LV IN S T O A T S Heuta Palo?mg A Wall Paper Ye* buf meter i*U We lupglf labor To S AVE IS* IIII7 S I Landclearing O E N EV A l a m o c l e a r in o Lot and Land ctearingtill dirt , and hauling ___ Call M4 W14 or M4 17)1 _ 111 4?I7/X)g* Pressure Cleaning Home Improvement C f liiif 't •tftMliAf 4 Rfiivifi4fi(lnf Me Jab Tt* Small H I Burton Lane. Santord ___________ H I4 4 H M c C L U R E A H UN T Remodel tag- carpentry, cabmefi No 'J1 W A L L P A P S R IN O ... P A IN T IN G K tlrrtn cei Very Btliokto ★ TONY C0RIN0 ★ PiofnsMHul Cfistem P tin tin | Serving Conlral Flo tor IS yrt with complete totality paint mg w rr ic tt Duality a V u ii Special wall cnatlwg HJQ47I Ceuniry Cur I* in*. D vtl RvHtet, Puiew Sham*. SHncitad Piece Mat* mad* hem Mutlla. er Y »u r ?4beta 111 11H Tile S co tlm e n n T i l* P re ttu r* C le a n in g C e ra m ic . V in y l' Aebeitat A ll Photo* P C . Brick Homo* Buttnetee* Ft** E*l Roe tenable JDeJel Tree Service ECHOLS T R E E S E R V IC E Frog litlm eto *! lo w P rkoti L k - lot Stump Grinding .Teel 111 m i spy er nil* ■ Leith* Prgtoe«lgnoHd* t r . JOHN A L L E N S LA W N A TR E E Deed I'*# r*mor*l L K AM * Frgggtt H I SMB 9 �9 4B—Evening Herald, Sawlord, FI. BLONDIE • • TH E BORN L O S E R M OUHEARD P WC... RM5& WT C p REE WE* £ f A RCH IE E E K A M EEK MALIfJSERkE’S ARE. UNEMPICMVIENT STEADS' AT 4 % AT 71 % UOUU by Chic Young Tuatday, April 33. IWi -e If Soft Drinks Are Risky What About Alcohol? We Americans have become going to be warned about the healthfully concerned about rtsks of consuming an occasional pure food and drink. It's about diet soda. I sure as heck have the right to hear some sort of time. In a nation characterized by warning from brewers, distillers concerns, this particular devo­ and wine merchants. If disclaimers help. I'm all for tion Is valid and appropriate. We simply no longer wish to Ingest them. I suggest the following unnecessary chemicals that Information be printed on every could harm us. Decent food — alcoholic-beverage container: uncontaminated by the drug "Warning: This beverage con­ industry — and potable water tains alcohol, an addictive and are becoming a right, on a par dangerous substance that can with public education and voting result In physical disability, brain deterioration and death." enfranchisement. However, our efforts aren't Now. that tells It as It Is. always successful: In particular. • 0 Warm up • ACROSS we aren't entirely consistent. motor Take, for example, diet cola and 1 Grtthw. 9 Hawaiian ethyl alcohol. The other day. 1 noticed on a 7 S.ndlton. timbar traa can of diet soda the presence of a 13 Oink d'.i.ct 10 Mutical work remarkable printed warning that 14 B*g-n .j.-n 11 Ditpatchad said In rfTecl. that this beverage 15 Common m»t»l 12 Oraftad. in m ay be h a rm ful to he alth 10 Begone haraldry because It contains saccharine. 17 Writing flux) 19 Ganatic Years ago. some studies using by Art Santom 10 rodents rep o rte d ly showed matanal ------7 \ ----------- bladder cancer In animals that 20 F*m*le Mint 21 Garb for. m ,\ labtor | were fed this artificial sweetener. 22 Hockay laagua { tWHAT? / d C U If you examine the data In the 21 Stup*d labbrl reports, you will be struck by the 24 GrMn (Fr) 23 Ampla amount of saccharine the poor 27 Htitinett 24 Empty mice were force-fed. The quan­ 31 N.w«p«p.r 25 Niganan tities were enormous and far notice (*t>br.) tnbaaman exceeded the level any person 32 Staunch could consume, even If he were 33 Greek r*gion 20 Encircla to drink several six-packs of diet 28 Circuit 35 0«.r (U t | soda u day. However, soft-drink 29 Back talk (si) 30 Abated companies are required by law 30 Strip at wood 40 Romtntic to Inform the public of this 34 Rivar in Europa •iploit unlikely health hazard. 41 Cleric of early 4 So far so good...but what \ t s Irish Church happened to alcoholic bever­ IS ages? I don't see any disclaimers 43 Summer timo on liquor bottles or beer cans. In (•Wx.) 1% spite of the perfectly valid ob­ 46 Bootgtnut servations that Juvenile drinking 47 Comp... point I f Is a health menace and that 50 Evtng.lin# » alcoholism Itself Is a national hom. epidemic, we continue to fall In 14 53 City in New 1ft Ift our efforts to educate ourselves. York We have “ happy h o u rs .'' )! When It's time to "relax.** we SS Skill reach for a beer or two. not a 50 Jewith month IS good book or a chess set. The 57 Actreti Dahl 14 wine Industry, both here and 50 (tpontiv. fur abroad. Is a multlbilllon dollar DOWN by Howie Schneider Industry, complete with Its own 1 Egyptian deity quasl-rellglous rituals Involving 2 Bndta pan WHAT DO VOL) W ^ tasters and connoisseurs. to ftl About the only useful In ­ 3 Shala ID OF7EAJD HIM 7 formation on booze bottles de­ 4 Sort ftft scribes the contents: V.S.O.P.. 5 Look* at aged 12 years, estate bottled, 6 Da»»«n paltry ft? premium brew. 7 Duma* Perhaps the moment Is ripe to pay homage to intoxicants. H i m The next logical step would require wine and liquor manu­ facturers to list ingredients. That way. we could discover not only the consequences of alcohol co n s u m p tio n , but also the various goodies that are added to the brew. Liquor lobby, watch out! Send vour questions to Dr. Goff Jf P O . Box 91428. Cleve­ land. Ohio 44101. Antwar to Pravioua Purr'a 37 Public diacutaion 38 Chamical lulfia 39 Grammar tarm 42 Supply food 43 Facta 44 Battla mamanto 45 Not shod B • ' 47 Dry rivar bad 48 Look ovar 49 Word with •ilvar or glaaa 51 Rivar in Scotland 52 Tavarn 54 Corny actor B 10 11 12 ' '* 20 IB zt ftl charactar □ (c)iaas by N ik Inc WIN A T BRIDGE and played (he spade Jack. B y Ja m e s Ja co b y West took the ace and re­ Was It dangerous for South to jump right to three no-trump turned a low diamond. The six f HE*? AGREED when the opening weak two- was played from dummy. East TO S E E /WE AGAIN spade bid was passed around to cleverly played the quern, and 7 £ > ,W ? R R ^ W I him? What If North had no high South won the diamond ace. Declarer now had right Irtcks cards and East was lying In wait and various options for finding In the hushes? That could not be helped. the ninth. Perhaps the clubs South knew that If he doubled, would behave. If declarer cashed he would bid three no-trump thrre clubs ending In his hand anyway over his partner's re­ and the Jack did nut fall, he sponse. and he certainly did not might lead a diamond to the 10. want to suggest a possible playing Wrstthc Jack In that suit. four-heart contract. There was an easier solution. If I were West. I would have by Werner Brother* led a spade, but he got off lo the H r simply played his third heart. IVI P O S IT /V E nine of hearts. South won with East won the Jack and king, but -T t L E e S S -N O W A V lhe queen and played the spade now had the choice of leading W E L L C A -T C M queen. West won and played a Into dum m y’s K - 10 of diamonds - T A A T W A B B 'T . second heart. Declarer won that or Q-IOof clubs. _ I 7 » L P HIA\ l WANTED A HE C a ilP N T FIND A N Y T H I N G W ROT4G W ITH AM£ S E C O N D <?PtNL>N W E L L .? HC7W P IP I T <3O A T T H E P O C ID R IS ? a 71 BU G S BUNNY T h e o p e n in g W A 3 8 T S E A S O N T -E 2 5 5 N O WAV WELL £VS? WTCH DftPWESSES M S. Sellers NORTH « It It ♦ 72 v i a51 ♦ K 10 4 ♦ y io i * WEST EAST ♦ t K lld *5 V K J 101 V»« • » 12 ♦ WJ 7 4 ♦ J#7 « 442 SOUTH ♦ Q J 10 4 VAgi ♦ AI5 ♦AKJ Vulnerable North South Dealer West Hnl Norik K m :♦ l‘au I 'm I’aot I’t u Pan Opening lead V'j Suulb j NT HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... by Bob Thavaa YOUR BIRTHDAY A PRIL 2 4 . 1 0 8 5 In the year ahead there will be PW W :N T. scvrral possibilities for you to develop a second source of GeoFGf H WNT/ income. Stay on your toes and lie alert for any opportunities (tfSjoW Ip I T W O U LD g e that might come your way. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) a l l f ig h t »F He ip Material gains are possible today but you may have to tie two a P F g F lF F c o m m e r c ia l . loose ends together to bring them about. Look for dangling threads. Major changes are tn store for Taurus In the year by Jim Davit ahead. Send for your AstroGraph predictions today. Mall 81 / J U S T WHAT IS AN •I T " ? ) lo Astro-Graph. Box 489. Radio V I S - I T - A HAMBURGER? < City Station. New York. NY — V ( NOPE.#lT " 7 V l S " l T ~ C A T fOO P? J 10019. Be sure lo state your f SZZs ) IS J U S T ) zodiac sign. J l A N # ,T** j O OKMINI (May 21-June 20) You seem lo generate a lot of action wherever you go today, so It shouldn't surprise you when you turn around and ace a parade of pals following you. BuJ D Q A R FIELD • iTM HAVIA I M 'MU« «.—■■■■m TU M BLEW EE0S CArWJiaWBKTHB ftWMfOPIWOMT! ~ > r ANNIE by T. K. Ryan ’• ^ ^ . / k t / i e c u h i i a u ^ s c 111 wefHOULPN EVEK H A tfE: WBTPW/NOFFVoOR H0R>IES^/W/ I u)W^EriHE0\lLIJTM«JTA6€. ^ ---------------------------------------------- . H E 'S 4 £ T T V r / l T H ’H e O i t * CANCER (June 21-July 22) Your Instincts are strong today but because they seem to come In duplicates, you might con­ stantly find yourself choosing which to follow. LEO (July 23 Aug. 22) There's a spring In your step and a song In your heart today, so avoid the company of stuffy old fogies. Why let them dampen your spirits? V I R G O (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You shouldn't have too much trouble meeting with success today because If faith bars one door, she'll open a second. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be a good listener today because there Is a lot of loose Information floating around In the wind that could be extremely useful to you. SCORPIO (Oct 24 Nov. 221 Sherlock Holmes has nothing on you today. Should you decide to pick up your magnifying glass and I nv es t i ga t e a mat t er , nothing will escape your detec­ tion. RAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dcc. 211 Don't lake anything at lace value today. It’s to your advan­ tage to turn the coin over and evaluate both sides before mak­ ing any decisions as to Its worth CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan 19) This Is an excellent day to get all of your menial tasks accomplished. Your mind Is especially fluid, cnuhllng you to work fast and efficiently. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb 191 Whether at work, home or on the road, somehow everything will seem like play today. It won’t be Just happenstance. It's your friendly demeanor that brings It about. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) First thing this morning, pick up around the house und make sure everything Is In apple-pie order. Chances are you could have some drop-in company. ARIES (March 21-April 19) When planning your day today, try to outline a variety of activi­ ties Chances are good that you'll be too resllesa to con­ centrate only on one lengthy project. by Leonard Starr � 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>, April 23, 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/c0e5c957dcf3181d0fd77ad68e1bedb7.pdf 5d2597709be45049e7dda864f11b428d PDF Text Text 77th Year, No. 207 Monday. April 22, 1905— Sanford, Florida Evening Herald — Cents (USPS 401 280) - Magnolia Mall Dedicated Ten years of hard work, lobbying and planning was re­ cognized today as Magnolia Mall, part of the downtown redevelopment project, was de­ dicated before an audience of Sanford citizens and local civic leaders. The dedication kicked off Sanford Appreciation Week which now through Saturday will Include prize drawings, sh o w s , p e rfo rm a n ce s and s p e c ia l s a le s , a ll In the downtown area. The mall and 24 buildings are part of a scheme to pump economic life Into the Sanford business district and then throughout the rest of the city, according to Sara Jacobson, e x e c u tive d ire c to r of the Downtown Development Cor­ poration. At the 9:30 a.m. dedication were members of the corpora­ tion. Jack Homer, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of C om m e rce ; Sanford Mayor Dcttye Smith; Sanford commis­ sioners David Farr and Milton Smith; former Sanford mayor Lee P. Moore: former commis­ sioners Ned Ynncy and Eddie Keith. Seminole County Com ­ H*riM r>rnH t r Dn m * r * » n mission Chairman Dob Sturm: entrepreneur Jeno Pauluccl; Mayor Bettye Smith snips ribbon officially opening Don Knight, president of the Magnolia Mall In downtown Sanford. On hand for the Downtown Business Associa­ event are former Mayor Lee Moore, left, city commis­ tion; Uuck Hodges, president of sioner Dave Fa rr and businessman Don Knight, at back, the S a n fo rd P la z a B u s i ­ and Kathy Kinney, president of the Downtown Business nessmens' Association and Assoclafion. See M A L L , page 3A Holocaust Remembered S u rv iv o rs M a rk L ib e ra tio n O f D e a th C a m p s P H IL A D E L P H IA (U P I) Thousands of Holocaust sur­ vivors, Joined by their common suffering, gathered to mark the 40th unnlversary of the end of World Wur II and pay homage to the O million Jews who died In Hitler's death camps. Police estimated 10.000 people uttended a service Sunday at the Monument to the Six Million Jewish Martyrs Led by Mayor Wilson Goode and Benjamin Meed, president of the American Gathering of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, the survivors then began their slow march under a hot sun to the Liberty Bell, where each placed a flower In the well of the Ik -11 In memory of a victim. "Liberty Is u very Important thing, und It Is sad to think that one has to lose freedom In order to appreciate It." said Eva Mores Kor of Terre Huule. Ind As u 9-year-old. Kor was one of the twins at Auschwitz who was subjected to medical experi­ ments by Dr. Joseph Mengele, She later founded Candles Children of Auschwitz, an orga­ nization for other surviving twins. K or den oun ce d President Iteagan'a plan to lay a wreath at a cemetery of German war dead Including about 47 Waffen SS troops, d u r in g his trip to Germany next month. "I think It's outrageous that someone would have so little understanding." she said. "How does he begin to be the leader of the free world? And I voted for him ." The ceremonies Sunday were the first of three days of events to mark the end of World Wur II. Sen. Arlcn Specter. R-Pa.. was to chair a meeting today on the role the U.S. government played In the search for Mengele und other wur criminals. As they have done at previous H o lo c a u s t g a t h e r in g s In Jerusalem and Washington, survivors und their children were to use computers In an attempt to locate and be re­ united with family members and friends. Fran Laufer. 39. of New York said Just attending the memorial was painful. "As we get older, we have to talk." said Laufer. who was u prisoner In the Bergen-Belsen camp In Germuny. "It brings back a lot of memories but for some reason, all the survivors huvr an attachment to the suf­ fering, "It Is very Important to meet people that lived through the same, because people who did not live through the same can’t understand, no matter how many books they read. My children did not know exactly what I suffered becuusc I didn't wantto bring them pain." Jacob Kallskl. 61, Cincinnati. Ohio, displayed the lattoed number — 143191 — that was used to Identify him through three concentration camps. His parents, five brothers, three sis­ ters and numerous relatives died See HOLOCAUST, page 3 A Financier Expected To Plead Guilty From S taff And W ire R ep orts Memphis. Tenn.. and London. Th e federal trial today of Ky. on 93 counts of bank fraud financier Jake Butcher, who and nine counts of tax fraud. If owns a home In Sweetwater convicted on all counts, he faced Club, near Altamonte Springs, a 3 0 1 -y e a r s e n te n c e a n d was postponed amid reports the 8436.000 In fines. flamboyant money broker will But officials said because of plead guilty to stealing more Butcher's spotless record prior to than 840 million from his own the bank fraud Indictments and banks because of the expectrd guilty Reports Sunday Indicated plea to reduced charges he will Butcher. 46. will admit to 22 probably be eligible for parole In counts of hunk fruud and Income four to six years. tux evasion In exchange for u His first trial was scheduled to sentence of not more than 20 start today, but federal court years In federal prison. officials Friday told prospective Five trials were planned for jurors the trial had been delayed B u tc h e r In K n o x v ille and at least a week. A hearing was act for 1 p m . E S T today amid reports of the guilty plea. Butcher reportedly will admit to using bogus loans and forged signatures — funncling money through fictitious companies In some cases — to bilk his own banks. But while the money lasted. Butcher had a lavish lifestyle, complete with expensive homes, cars and boats He helicoptered to work each day from his mansion home to the Knoxville bank. The two-time Democratic gu­ b e rn a to ria l c a n d id a te was 8«a F IN A N C IE R , page 3 A H#*lU Phstofcy T*mmy Vtacsot T jn y ' I O O tG rS Alice Kee directs miniature "Mlnutemen" of the Longwood Elementary School Band as they march In parade kicking off the first Seminole County History Fair Saturday at Seminole Community College. The all day event featured Seminole Indians, demonstrations by craftsmen, shows and exhibits on local history. Supreme Court Edict To Hit Sheriff Budget By Donna Estes Herald Staff W rite r The Seminole County Sheriff's Department budget must be submitted to the county com­ mission loday, but no one yet knows what the financial Impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling will 1>e. The high court. In Garcia vs. San Antonio Transit Authority, recently reversed a 1976 ruling to say local governments are not exempt from the federal Fulr l..ttx>r Standards Act. calling for payment to employees at the rate of tim e -a n d -a -h a lf for overtime. And In Sem inole C ounty. Labor Attorney David Komrelch Is developing a "position [taper." on the effect the new decision will have on the county fire department and the Sheriff's d e p a rtm e n t, a c c o rd in g to K o rn re lch 's associate Clem Hyland.. Hyland said the county's pay policies are under review now und Kornrelrh will be meeting with county officials on the court decision. At that time the county officials will be Informed of what the dollar Impact will be to comply with the law. No definite lime has been set for that T ire U .S . D epartm ent of Labor meeting, but It la expected to be must develop regulations on by early summer when county how the federal law. as In ­ commissioners will be holding terpreted by the Supreme Court, budget sessions for fiscal will be enforced 1083 80 Red Cross To Ask Seminole For Food Distribution Site By Donna Estes Herald Staff W rite r The American Red Cross's surplus food dis­ tribution program for the dlsadvantuged may have a permanent Sanford home after Tuesday's 9:30 a.m. county commission meeting The board Is scheduled Tuesday at Its 9 30 a m. meeting at the county services building to consider leasing the former county motor vehicle Inspection station on 25th Street near Sanford Avenue to the American Red Cross for the food program. At a workshop today Gene Kellner and Jenny Penny ure to formally ask commissioners for a lease of the building ut a nominal sum Kellner Is executive director of the Central Florida Chapter of the Red Cross while Mrs Penny Is manager of Ihe Red Cross service center In Longwood and director of the health services program which Includes the distribution of surplus food commodities. Mrs. Penny has said the program needs permanent headquarters where surplus foods can be stored and refrigeration can be Installed for perishable foods. She said If Ihe lease is approved, she will appeal for the donation of the needed refrigeration equipment. The forxl distribution program has no funds. Mrs. Penny and her volunteers have had a difficult time finding a permanent site In the Sanford area for food distribution. For a time the food was given out at the county agriculture center at Five Points but traffic problems there made continuing at the site Impossible. Earlier this month and again In May food distribution for Ihe disadvantaged In the Sanford area Is being distributed at Grooms High School at 220 W. 13thSt. Usually provided are surplus butter and cheese provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture NAACP: Black Voters Being Intimidated W ASHINGTON (UPI) - The Justice Department Is using selective crimi­ nal prosecution to Intimidate elderly blacks In the South from voting, the NAACP Legal Defense and Educa­ tional Fund charges. Criminal charges huve been (lied against three blacks, one a former aide to the Rev. Martin Luther King J r., for fraudulently altering absentee lutllots In a rural Alabama county. The charges arise out of actions by the three In working with elderly blacks to fill out absentee ballots. Essentially, the charge Is that the three took advantage of elderly black voters and altered ballots to promote p v their own candidates for public office In ihe county. A lb e rt T u r n e r , w ho was the A la b a m a state d ire c to r of the Southern Christian Leadership Con­ ference. which King led. his wife. Evelyn, and Spencer Hogue Jr. were Indicted by a federal grand jury In Mobile. Ala. Jan. 25 und charged with altering ballots, mall fraud and voting more than once. Albert Turner and Hogue may face 115 years In prison and a 840.000 fine and Evelyn Turner 35 years in prison and a 830.000 fine If con­ victed. Turne r Is president of the Peny "Almost all of the county pay policies are In com pliance." Hyland said. "B ut the way firefighters work raises an Inter­ esting issue." He suld the Issue of whether firemen can work more than 40 hours per week was considered In 1976 as the high court was hearing the lawsuit of Nutlonal League of Cities Vs. Usscry. In thut suit the court ruled that the wage and hour law does not upply to public employees performing traditional public services such as firefighters do. l’rlor to the decision, however, the U.S. Department of laibor prepared rules Just In case the court ruled otherwise. In those rules the federal agency said l«>cal governments — cities and See S H E R IFF , page 3A County Civic League, which tbe brief said was "almost single-handedly responsible for the dramatic Increase In the number of blacks who regis­ tered to vote In Perry County since 1963." The brief said It has evidence that some elderly blacks have stated that they will not vote again because It has caused them loo much trouble. The Legal Defense Fund asserts Ihe prosecution la "selective and vin­ dictive" and was brought against blacks because they tried to help other blacks vote by absentee ballot while Investigators Ignored whites doing similar work among whites. The brief asked the federal court In Mobile to dismiss charges against Hogue, who Is being represented by the NAACP Legal Defense and Educa­ tional Fund Lawyers for Ihe other defendants also have asked that charges be dropped before the start of Ihe trial June 17. When Perry County District A t­ torney Roy Johnson was unable to convince a black-majority Perry County grand |ury to Indict the three, he wrote William Bradford Reynolds, the assistant attorney general In charge of civil rights, for help, the brief said. At times there has also been powdered milk, honey, corn meal and other Items available far distributions. Mrs. Penny said she doesn't know ut this time what foods will be available for distributions al Grooms on Wednesday. May I, from 9 a m. to 3 p.m. to persons living In Sanford (Zip Code 32771). Lake Mary (32746). Lake Monroe (32747) and the Springs (32779). The Altamonte Springs Community Chapel , 825 state Road 436. Altamonte Springs, will be the site of distribution on May 2 from 10 a.m. to 3 p m. for persons living In Altamonte Springs Sea POOD, page 3 A TO D AY Action Reports..... 2A Horoscope..... Brldoe ................ AB Hospital......... Nation Clatslflodt.... People............ Comics........... Crossword..... ..... 6B School Menus. ...... 3B Dear Abby...... ..... IB Sports............ Deaths Television..... ......IB Dr. Got!.......... . .. AB Weather......... World............. Editorial........ Martha Brought A Bundle LEX IN G TO N . Va (UPI) - It may have been a love match, but George Washington also got a substantial dowry when he married Martha Dandrldge Gust Is That detail was confirmed by newly restored documents retrieved from a vault at Washington and Lee University. They show that Martha Washington and her two children were worth more than 86 million The documents reveal Washington got 17.000 acres of plantation land Martha Dandrldge Custis Washington and her two children inherited from Daniel Parke Custis. her first husband. But the size of the Custis fortune Is not n e c e s s a r ily a c o m m e n t a r y on Ih e Washington's marriage, said historian W.W. Abbot. Washington had his own Inheri­ tances. Including Mount Vernon, and he was a shrewd and early Investor. "By the time he met Martha. Abbot said, "he was not Impoverished at all.” Besides. Abbot said, the first lady had other charms besides her money. The documents — 36 leaves from one of Washington's account books graced with his script — "m ay be the most Important addition to George Washington's material In more than a generation." Abbot said. �I A — Evtnlng H*rold, Sanford, FI. First And Second NATION IN BRIEF 64-Year-Oid Patient Dies From M assive Dose O f Morphine AUBURN, N.Y. |UI*I) — An 84-ycar-old man who lapsed Into a coma after u nurse mistakenly Injected him with 10 limes the dose of morphine prescribed by doctors has died. The Cayuga ( ‘minty coroner has scheduled an autopsy, and the state Health Department and county district attorney's office have begun an Investigation of the death of Carl F. Smith. Smith, of Port llyron, Cayuga County, died Saturday at 4:46 p m.. Auburn Memorial Hospital spokesman Gar Snillh said Sunday. Doctors soy Smith lapsed Into a coma April 11 after a nurse mistakenly gave him 30 milligrams of morphine instead of the three milligrams prescribed by his physician. Dr, Walter Prokoplw. Smith, a retired auto mechanic, had been under treatment lor» ongestlve heart failure. Clerics Charged With Malpractice GLF.NDALE. r allf, (UPI) — A til million suit filed against a church and Its pastors for alleged negligence In counseling a young man who later committed suicide Ijrcomes today what Is believed to lie the nation's first clergy malpractice suit to reach trial. Alter years of legal wrangling, (he landmark cn.se goes belore Superior Court Judge Joseph Kalin. The suit against Grace Community Church, one of the largest churches In I-ns Angeles County, was filed by Waller Nally. Ills 24-year-old son. Ken. killed himself with a shotgun blast April 1. 1979. The case Is !*c!ng closely watched try attorneys arid clergymen across the country because II raises wideranging issues about First Amendment protections of freedom of religion and separation of church and state, The suit accuses the church's four pastors of "outra­ geous conduct" (or allrgrdly discouraging Nally from seeking professional psychological help because of Itielr own bias against secular counseling. Neo-Nazi Standoff Continues TH R E E BROTHERS. Ark. (Ill'll — PHI agents negotiated Into the night trying to talk (lie lender of a neo-Nazi group Into giving himself up today — the fourth day of a stakeout ni tin- isolated camp. More than 10 law enforcement officers by Sunday had occupied about onc-ihtrd of the compound at The (hivemini, the Sword and Hie Arm of tfie* Lord, which they surrounded Friday In preparation for Hie arrest of lender Jim Kllison At least lour women and 12 children have led the camp since Friday and more arc expected to leave. The women and children wrre being relocated In Ihr area al government expense. Kllison. the founder and spiritual leader ol Hie while siipicinaeisl paramilitary group, Is charged with directing group members to produce illegal automatic weapons ami silencers from IHHI to 1084. MeKIhancy said. On the weapons charges lie faces a maximum sentence ol live yrnts In prison and a <50,(XX) fine. •* • *4* » V*' *», M H » I M Habitual DUI Offender Fined $2,000 Monday, April 71. I*li d '* IH * * ' ' II 1* Lyman High PTSA To Meet alcohol abuse among adoles­ cents. Sue Foreman wtl give un u p d a te d report on Project Gradd and parents will have an oppor­ tunity to sign up to help In liar burn Dean ol Families various capacities. Together wilt lie the guest Also, there will be an rleetlon speaker. Families Together Is a of officers For further Information rail community act Ion group orga­ nized tor pirvrnlkm ol drug and Judy Fruden at 862-5505. Lym an High School's (Inal Ha r e n t •T e a c h e r - S 1 u d e n t Association meeting of Hie year will lx- held on M p.m. Tuesday In Hie auditorium AREA DEATHS GWENDOLYN IIAKHEH grandchildren. Mr*. Gwendolyn Barber, 86. of All Faiths Memorial Park. 172 Van liutrtt Ave.. Lake Mary, Casselberry. Is III charge of died Sunday at her home. Bom arrangements Dec. 24. IH9H m Louisville. CA R LI88 F. BOLES Mis* she moved lo Lake Mary Mr. Ctiillss F, Holes. 65. of 5 1 1 !Im m there III I97H. Stir wa* a M ich ig a n A v e .. A lta m o n te .lionicmakci and a member of Springs, died Saturday at his I I cuiplc Baptist Church. Detroit home Born Frh. 2. 1920 In Survivor* Include a daughter. Florida, lie moved to Altumontc !liv e lyn K. Donaldson. Lake Springs from Orlando In 1959 Muryt three sister*. Mr*. Ciusslr lie was a retired civil service C o ck re ll, S lid ell. L a .. Mrs. worker and a Protestant Clarice Eaves, Louisville. Mrs Survivors Include Ills wife. Opal McDonald. Palm Springs. Martha: lwo sons. Tom m y 11,. Calll a hint her. Aubrey Sul­ Orlando. Hugh K . EuntIs, three liva n . Meridian, Miss.: four d au gh te rs. Rebecca W ilke. 'g r a n d c h ild r e n : six g re a t- DuuwiNMly, Ua.. Joyce Hallurd. •grandchildren Orange City, Dixie. Allumonle S O rutn ko w Fu n e ra l H om e, Springs; four brothers. Notice j Sun lord. I* In charge ol ur- and Hrltler. both of Orlando. niiigcmctit* James of Palutka and Edward of K 8 T IIK K R E L IV E A U Atlanta: three sisters. Erie ! Mrs. Esthet Bellveim. 74. ol Kyser. Ocoee. Ara Harrison, O r­ ■ 3 0 0 Pi lie y R id g e R o n d . lando. and Ada Kulh Kyser, !Casselberry, died Saturday at Enterprise, Ala,: seven grand­ I |0| Ida Hospital A ltam on te children •Springs Horn April 15. 1911 In B aldw in Fa irch ild Funeral ! Woonsocket. H I she moved to Home, Forest City. Is In charge 'Casselberry from then* In 1950, ol atrangemrnls She wit* a retired bookkeeper EDWARD A. CARTWRIGHT anil a Catholic Mr. Edward A. Cartwright. 49, S u r v i v o r s I n c l u d e h e r of 1218 Sunshine Tree Blvd., husband. Ernes! A ; a son. LongwiMxl. died Sunday at his Ernest A Jr . Casselberry: Hirer REALTY TRANSFERS________ Richard 0* la.age S Wl Mans A Jeeopft O tlH ih tK l Wl M u r to Nilw n | Aren Otto. Lt*. SunrlteUn Onv.tlt.10B Kvvln C F ith e rlW IR e b yn n L to Gory C W tim & Wl Cheryl A I I » 91k H. Midden ivks Un i d . t r i m H«l Ait* Homvi Inc la Julia C Cerdineie A Wl M y, lam A I I m Oak Foreil Un 1. Ml *00 Sal Aira Mornei Inc la Broca C Johmon A Wl Judy L . l< IWOvk lo x e t' Un L I U K ) MU*an* I Middleton A Wl Wenda la Allrail A Ha1Ivy A Wl M u lh v A . L ll I A I Blk C. Buena ViU* I tlvlvt AO WO Gilbert N H im v y A Wl ( tvnv la Allred A Mol ivy Tho Hotkey Ca lo Wllln W Kltkpalrxk Jr A Wl Mergarei L LI I Blk B. Sweetwater Oakt Sec II ll* tow t ha Mutkey Ca la G'hton Hornet Inc . LI It. Sweotwotor Oalt. tve it t o wo Ida Mutkey Cv la Oibten Heme* Inc . LI Is. Swoofwetor eo«l toe I*. 141 MO M IC Inc la M u I In Delwe.ler. TrwOoo Partol SWtoot SWtool Sec » » » U 7 . J 0 0 Mormon Reinei A hethryn L *a Patricia * Cattle In LI 4 Blk e. Lake Marnay AcrvUVk. M l 00 Patricia * Gattlvin to Hubert Coppt A Wl Carolyn LI 1 Blk E. Lk Harney Acrvllvt. SUMO Oalllmara Homo*. Inc la *rod DvLomoa A la r i Inc . LI M Spring Vatic, CKaae M l *00 Donald * Swltlkk. lo Jolla G Swillick. LI II Blk B Oakland t k p t t M l 000 lugonm Valencia A Wl Alalia la Kavict P Ollvai'a. A Shovyl L Sellert. LI U . foeat! Hopei t o ooo Hobart L Morion, lo Neal W.eder A Wl Patricia L . LI 1. Wakita Cod Vlltok. Sac On# M l COO LaVoena T Tala A MB Jamei t lo Gordon Curran Contracting. Inc . LI n . Sant SoucL M.000 Tarry A Ooughvr'r A Wl Marly L to Dor it K Mckon A Dadd I Mckort A Oman x . II 101 Wrenwoed Maighli. Sal MS Hamilton Elementary School 2nd graders Kaylle Lytle, 8, lett, and Melodle Sobol dis­ play the ribbons they won In the schools social studies talr competition. Kaylle won first place for her project, "A m er­ ican Freedom, Our Greatest Trium ph." Melodie won sec­ ond piace for "Trium ph of F e m in is m ." D esign ated ♦heme for all the projects was "Trium ph or Tragedy In History." Hereto SIMM ky Temmy Vincent Abortion Clinic Bombing Case Heads To The J ury This Week PENSACOLA (UPI) — Government prosecutors will try to establish today that four young men and women charged with bombing abortion clinics knew they committed Illegal acts and should hr punished lor them. The government plans first to cross-examine defense psychiatrist Nancy Mullun who testified Saturday that three defendants suffered from "severe mental defects' and the fourth from "neurotic depression." Government psychiatrists who also examined Ihe four will then lie called as rebuttal witnesses after Ihe defense rests Its case. The trial of Matthew Goldshy. 21. his fiancee. Kaye Wiggins, 18, James Simmons, 21. and his wife. Kailiy Simmons, who turned 19 today, Is expected lo go to the Jury by midweek They are accused of bombing Ihree abortion clinics under Hie cover of darkness and fog on Christmas morning Only Wiggins lias taken Hie stand. The defense has Indicated the other three will not tie called to testify on Ihelrown behalf. In u surprise move Saturday. U.S. District Judge Roger Vinson rejected government objec­ tions and allowed defense lawyers to show a 45-mlnute film called "Assignment: Life" to support the testimony of defense psychiatrist Nancy Mullan "Abortion Is not on trial." Vinson said. "But It's clrar lo me that the two male defendants. If they did not have an obsession wllh abortion. It weighed heavily on their minds." The film — used as a propaganda tool by nntl-abortlonists — vividly depicts Hie remains of aborted fetuses and shows two alxirtlon* being performed. Vinson's decision allowing ihr film lo be shown marked what was believed to be the first time direct testimony on abortion was permitted In cases Involving attacks on clinics. Mullan lestIIled lhal James Simmons saw the movie In June 1983 and became obsessed with abortion. She said the film was “crucial" In Ills development. A south Seminole County car salesman with 17 traffic convlc-; Hons Including three DUls was fined <2.000 In county court for; two more DUI convictions. Dennis Buxton. 30. of 3063; Autumn Court, was fined for! driving under the Influence Sept J 29 In Altamonte Springs, and! Jan. 26 In Casselberry. Buxionl is serving 6 m onths In the! Orange County Jail for assault! and battery on a police officer and Is scheduled to go trial inj Orange County May 20 on a* charge of DUI. In a d d itio n to th e fln e j Seminole County Judge Hamid Johnson sentenced Buxton to -l! months but gave him credit for 4* months already served. Buxtntv ts scheduled to get out of the! orange County Jail in Sep-} trmber Johnson also suspended Bux-j ion's driver’s license permanent ly even though It had ulready been suspended Indefinitely for failure lo pay court fines. Buxton was arrested Jan 26 and charged with DUI behind Duller Plaza, slate Road 436. alter he was found sleeping In a parked car with Its engine run ning and his foot on the gas pedal. Buxton had been charged with obstruction by false Inloi mntlon after he reportedly gave sheriffs deputies three false names. That charge was dropped. Buxton was also arrested on a DUI charge Sept, 29 after his car failed lo maintain a single lane on SR 436. Altamonte Springs * According to court records. Buxton has a total of 19 convic­ tions In five counties for speed­ ing. recklrss driving, and DUI. — D e a n e Jo rd a n Winter Springs Teen Held In Store Holdup A 19-year old Winter Springs man was l>elng held without Isold In the Seminole County Jit)I today, charged with two counts of armed robbery, kldnupptng and c a r r y in g a con ce a le d weapon alter allegedly robbing a convenience slore/gas station and atxluct Ing the clerk. The man was nablird al about 7:30 a m. Sunday at Gooding'* Plaza. Red Bug Lake Road. Casselberry, by a Casselberry Action Reports * Fires ★ Courts ★ Police pect's car for a I rathe violation, n Seminole County sheriffs report said. Casselberry policeman Paul James noted the man mat elm I the description of u suspect who had robbed Ihe Gulf service Htatlon/tood store at Red Hug I, a k c a n d D ik e r o a d s I n southeast Seminole County al 5 a.nt. Sunday. Ihe rr(xirl said. In lhal robbery, a bandit entered Ihe slore and asked 19-year-old clerk Wallace D. Lackey If tie was alone. When Lackey said yes. Ihe robber pulled a small handgun from his picket sml rtcmunrtnt r»nh Imen the register and safe Lackey banded over about $;WX) and Hie bandit ordered him lo call a taxi. When the cab hadn’t arrived after about HJ minutes, the robber orderrd laickey to drive him from the scene In tils truck, a sheriffs report said. Lackey drove to (he Intersec­ tion of Lamcsn Avenue and Galleon Court In the Sunrise subdivision southeast of Winter Springs where Hie bandit took home. Born April 10, 1936 In A s h le y , P a . he m o ve d to Longwood from Mount Holly. N.J. In 1980. He was a senior systems design engineering specialist lor Stromberg Carlson. Lake Mary. He was a Mrtbodtsl. Survivors Include Ills wile. Betty: a non. Edward A Jr.. Mount B u lly ; m othe r. Mrs Elmira Cartwright. Philadelphia: right sisters and brothers; two grandchildren. G ra m k o w -G u ln rs Fu n e ra l Home, Longwood Is In chargr of arrangements CLAUDECATRON Mr Claude Catron. 53. of 3803 Orlando Drive, Sunford, died Thursday at Central Florida Hr glonal Hospii.il, Sanford. Horn August 12. 1931. In Virginia, hr moved to Sanford from there In 1981. H r was a retired occur!ly guard, u Catholic and u member ol the AARP. Orlando. Survivors Include tils wife. Barbara; mother, Bessie Mar Catron. Virginia: (our brothrrs. John. Blurllrld. W.Va., Clarence. Maryland. Neal, Deltona, and Greed. Sanford; sister. Bessie Kennebrew, BlueHeld; stepson. David Fryman. Sanford; three grandchildren. All F'ulths Memorial Park. Casselberry. Is In charge of arrangements. GERTRUDE E. ELLINGBWORTH Mrs Gertrude E Elllngsworth. 81. of 535 E. Warren Ave.. Longwood. died Saturday at her home. Bom Ju ly 3. 1903 In C h i c a g o , s h e m o v e d to Longwood from New York City In 1946. She was a retired licensed practical nurse and u Methodist She was a member of St. Albans Chapler 806. Order of Hie Eastern Stsr. Baldwin. N Y . a member of American Legion Auxiliary Poal 19. u member of Widows of Veterans of World War I. Barracks 237. both ol Orlando, and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux­ iliary 8207. Longwood Survivors Include a daughter, Royce Uaisden. Longwood: two g r a n d c h ild r e n : one g re a t- grandson W G u y B lack H om e (or Funerals. Orlando. Is In charge ol areangrme-nI* SIDNEY S. GROSSMAN Mr. Sidney S. Grossman. IK), ol 110 H u n ts w o o d C o u r t . 1.o n g w o o d , died F rid a y at Lotigwood Health Carr Center. Born Dec. 24. 1894 In DulTnlo. N Y . he moved to lamgwood from Rocheater. N Y . In 1960 Hr was a retired owner of a dry cleaning store and was Jewish He was an Elk and a Shrlnrr Survivors Include his »un. Donald, laingwood; a daughter, Mr* II d r ne S h llkrut. M in ­ neapolis; six grandchildren: two great-grandchildren. Beth Shalom-Goklsteln Memo­ rial Chapel. Orlando, Is In charge ol arrangements. HELEN LOUISE JURKUTA Mrs. Helen Louise Jurkula. 67. o ( 6 0 8 B lu e La ke D r iv e . Longwood. died Friday at home. Bom Oct. I I , 1917 In Akron. Ohio, she moved to Longwood from Greenwood, hid In 1971. She was a medical secretary, a member of Ihe First Baptist Church. Orlando, and the Order or the Euslem Star. Mokanna Chapter 283. S u r v i v o r s I n c lu d e h e r husband. Joseph; mother. Lulu Zenlgrr. Altamonte Springs; two b ro th e r* . D e n ton Z e s lg e r. Phoenix, and Clayton Zrslger, Winter Haven. B a ld w ln -F a lrc h lld Fun eral Home. Orlando, is In charge of an angemrnts. RICHARDS. LUSK Mr. Richard S Lusk. 80. of 396 Orangr Lane. Casselberry, died Sunday at Life Care Center. Altamonte Springs. Born Dec. 8, 1004 til Drocktun. Mass., he moved to Casselberry from New York In 1962. lie was a retired real estate developer and a Protestant, lie was a 32nd de­ gree Mason. South Seminole Masonic Lodge 364. past com­ mander of American Legion Post 256 and a member of the Lions Club, both of Casselberry. Survivors Include five daugh­ ters. Faith Smith. Atlanta. Shelta p o lic e m a n wlw> n U iy in -tl th e s u s ­ SI 13 from Lackey's wallet be­ fore tiering, the report said. When James stopped Ihe suspecl's car ill Gooding's he saw a iarge quantity of cash on the floor ol the car and the handle of u handgun sticking out from under Hie front seal, the report said Laekry was brought to live scene by deputies and reportedly Identified the suspect who was charged with carrying a conre u td rt w e a p o n . 1' T tir suspect was taken to the Casselberry police station where charges of armed robbery and kidnapping were added. Charles Edward Vntta. a land­ scape laborrr, of 1350 Pain Alio Court, has lieen charged In the case. ROB AND GO A gunman entered the Shop and Go convenience store on 7th Street at state Road 4 19. Chuluota. at about 9 2 0 p.m. Sunday, demanded cash and Centrum'. Binghamton. N Y .. Rtcurda Kltiolltll. Vestal. N.Y.. A o rtic Plgos, liln g h a m lo n . Patricia Kinney. Casselberry; six g r a n d c h ild r e n : one great grandchild. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Home. Altamonte Spring*. Is In charge of arrangements. JAM ES D. PETERS Mr. James D. Peters. 51. of 53 15 New L o n d o n T r a c e . Atlanta, died Sunday tn Atlanta. Burn Nov 24. 1933 In Irvine. Ky.. hr moved to Atlanta from Casselberry In 1965 He wa* u gilt shop owner and a Catholic. Survivors Include hi* mother. Ann. Casselberry; grandmother. Mararet Tuttle, Irvine, Ky.: sis­ ter. Wanda, Longwood. B a ld w in -F a irc h ild Funeral Hume. Orlando, I* In charge ol arrangements, LOIS RA FF M is s L o ts R a f f . 6 7 , of Rochester, Minn died April 10 in Rochester. Born Ju ly 14, 1917 In Richland Cenlrr. Wise., she moved to Rochester tn 1971 from Sanford. She was a Pro­ testant and a homemaker. She Is survived by a niece. Elaine Miller. Sanford and a nephew. Bill Laabs, Rochester. Oaklawn Funeral Home. Lake Mary, I* In charge of arrange­ ments WILLIAM B. SHEPARD Mr William Hryanl Shepard. 34. of 123 Plnecrrst Drive. Sa n fo rd , died S a tu rd a y at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford. Born August 8. r io w e r ^ F o ^ K I^ ^ T a a lU n ^ (fiollina SrA=.". 323-1204 lied with the loot, a sheriffs report said. The robber, who got away with obout <40, was armed with a small handgun, according lo the clerk who told deputies the man fled to a small blue car where a driver was waiting, A LITTLE SA LE T w o Sanford men who re­ p o r t e d l y s o ld tw o s m a ll envelopes of marijuana ,m informant as Suntord ■— i.„m watched have been Jailed on possession and sale of pot charges. Police reported the deal was made on West 13th Street, Sanford, al about 4:15 p m .' F r id a y T h e In fo rm a n t r e -1 portcdly |iald <10 for the (xit. a (Killer rrport sold. Being held In lieu of <5,000 bond each were Tim Bell. 20. of 136 Scolt Drive, and Rodney llllls m a n , 19. of 26 Castle Brewer Court. 1950 In Pensacola, he moved to Sanford In 1955 from there. Be was employed by NCR In Lake Mary. He was a member of the administrative board of Com­ m u n it y U n ite d M e th o d is t Church of Casselberry He at tended Sanford schools and graduated from Seminole Com­ munity College. He In survived by his parents. Mr and Mrs. William Shepard, sister. Paula Maslruienl. Sanford, brother. James D. Shepard. Or­ lando: two nieces, both of San­ ford. G ra m k ow F u n e ra l Home. Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ rangements. F u n « r a l Notices •A H S ia.G W EN D O LYN — Villlatton tor Mri Gwendolyn Barber, w at tn Van Bur»«1 A .« Laka Mary, who d.ed Sunday. will ba **>d } 4 and t » p m today a) Gramkow Funeral Horn# attor which bod, will bo ion! to Laoitville. M ,ti tor burial Gramkow * unoral Kama -n charge S a * F, LO It — Greretide lervket tor M m Loll Haft. V , 0* Hoc hoi tor. Minn . will bo hold Wednetdey or 10 a m in Ooklown Memorial Hark with •he Her Ralph Fry officiating Oaklawn F urwral Home Laka Mary. In charge SHE HARD. W ILLIAM S. -F u n e ra l torvlcat lor Mr William B Shepard. 14. a* 111 Pinecretl Or ire Senlord who d.ed Se'urder will bo hold Wedneidey al II a m in Gramkow Funorol Home chopol wllh Iho Her Michoel kotohmoinen official <ng Friendi may call a* tho luneral home Tueidey I 4 end > I p m In lieu ol Moweri dona Mam may be made to Ihe American Uaar* Allocation Burial will be in Oealewn Memorial Hark. Lake Mary Gramkow F urwral Home In charge E trn ln f> l l r m k t tUSHS Ml JMI Monday. April JJ. I9 «) Vol 11, No 20) Publtihed Daily and Sunday, laceol Saturday ky The Santo,d Herald. Inc. M t N Franck A re . Santord. Fla J i m Second C la n Foliage Held at Santord. F tor Ida 11711 Home Delivery Weak. I I . I «1 Month S«.7li J Menfhl. I U IS, » Monlht. U 7 M i Year. H I M By M all: Week » ' Ski Monlh. M M ; J Monthi. SIS M , k Mentkl. i l l Jk. Year, Skk M Fhene ilkSI 111 M il �%t «* Contra Aid Battle Enters Home Stretch WORLD IN BRIEF Neves Dead; Vice President Will Be First Civilian Leader SAO I’AULO. Brazil (UPII — President-elect Tancrcdo Neves, prevented by Illness from taking the oath as Brazil's first civilian president In 21 years, died after struggling against Infection and Intestinal problems. He was 75. Vice President Jose Samey was expected to assume the presidency. Leaders of all political parties said they supported him. as did military authorities Neves, who underwent seven operations In the last 38 days, died Sunday night, presidential spokesman Antonio Brito said. Neves had suffered a heart crisis earlier tn the day and doctors said his condition had deteriorated rapidly. Aides said Neves' body would be borne through Sao Paulo's streets today on a fire truck, the Brazilian tradition for a dead dignitary. He will be burled In his smull hometown of Sao Joao del Hcl after lying in slate In the presidential palace in Brasilia. ...Food (32701). Casselberry (32707), Winter Springs (32708). Forest City (32714). Fern Park (32730). G o ld e n r o d 1 3 2 7 3 3 ) and Longwood (32750) and for those living In Seminole County but w h o se m a ilin g a d d re s s is A p o p k a (3 2 7 0 3 ). M a itla n d (327511or Winter Park (327921 Friday. May 3: from 10 a.m. to noon, surplus food will be dis­ tributed at the Baptist Church on Lake Mills Drive In Chuluota for persons living in Geneva (327321. Oviedo (32765). and Chuluota (32766). Mrs. Penny emphasizes that persons must go to their desig­ nated Zip code centers to pick up their food. She asks recipients to bring boxes or bags to carry their food items. Those seeking additional Information may call Ihe Red Cross at 831-3000 In Longwood or 894-4141 in Orlando. Continued from page 1A counties — would have a three year period to reduce the w< ?kly hours worked to comply with the law. Hyland said. "It's unclear now whether those old regulations will bo used or If new ones will tie prepared. And we don't know whether the county will have three years to come Into compli­ ance." Hyland said, T h r county's 93 firefighters now work a 56-hour week, he said, and technically according to the decision they should be paid time and a half for time on the Job beyond 40 hours per week. Meanwhile. H etty Slmcoe. controller for the sherlfTs de­ partment. said she has "no Idea of the financial impact of the new court decision on sheriffs budget." The deputies get compensato­ ry time (time off to compensate for overtime worked) rather than overtime pay when they must go to court during their ofT hours. But officers often stay after their duty shift Is over to write reports and they get neither comp time nor overtime pay for that, she said. But deputies are paid for WEATHER NATIONAL REPORT! A re­ cord heat wave that warmed Ihe East sent sweaty residents streaming to summer vacation spots ahead of schedule, while spring storms In Ihe Plains spun dozens of tornadoes. Including one that killed three people in Texas. AREA FO RECA ST! Mostly sunny today. Wind east 10 to 15 mph. Fair tonight. Low In lower to middle 60s. Wind southeast 5 mph. Mostly sunny Tuesday. High In mid 80s Wind southeast 15 mph. BOATINO FO R EC A ST ; St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 miles — East wind around 15 knots today and southeast 10 to 15 knots tonight. Southeast wind 15 knots Tuesday. Sea 3 to 5 feet. Partly cloudy with widely scattered showers. EXTEN D ED FO R EC A ST : 9 Alleged Mobsters Caught In Sweep MIAMI IUPI) - Nine people allegedly tied to the Gambtno organized crime family were behind bars today after in­ vestigators looking Into coun­ terfeiting ran across a Quaaludc ring and two attempted mob hits. They were arrested during the weekend In Florida and New Jersey and charged with crimes ranging from drug trafficking to conspiracy to commit murder, the latter Involving the planned contract killings of two people In the northeastern United States ...Mall S a n f o r d th a t n e e d e d a transfusion of economic blood hut the grealer Sanford area as well. Ms, Jacobson said the de­ dication today and redevelop­ ment is a vital step In that rejuvenation project The dedication highlights the end of the first of three phases of redevelopment. Homer said. The other phases will Include generation of funds and further expansion of the redevelop ment. "T h is Is Jiini ihe beginning," said Horner He said the devel­ opment corporation has not only brought about a physical change In ihe historic husim-ss district of Sanford hut ushered with Its activities an •air of optimism that future redevel­ opment Is possible and will revitalize the grealer Sanford urea. The event was marked by the release o( hundreds of red. white and blue balloons and a performance by the Seminole High School Band. The color guard was provided by thr Sanford Knights of Columbus. manager of J .C . Penney's and Kalhy Kinney, president of ilic Downtown Business Associa­ tion. Also attending was Winter Springs mayor Joint Torcaso ami the mayor of Casselberry. Charles Clascock Ms. Jacobson said the de­ dication and ongoing develop­ ment Is Ihe long-sought big step In changing Sanford's physical appearance so Ihe city will appear to la- what residents have known It to be — a guod place lo live. *'tt has taken a lot of patience and good planning in gel Ibis lar." she told an audience about holidays, she said. And Mrs. Slmcoe said, since she has no Idea of the Impart of thr high court decision, the sheriffs proposed budget for 1985-86 that must by law be submitted to the county com ­ mission today Includes nothing for overtime pay. T h e departm ent has 148 sw orn personnel, In c lu d in g Sheriff Jo hn Polk and Chief Deputy Duane Harrell. Many of these men and women would be affected by the new ruling Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser said he doesn't believe his d ep artm en t budget w ill be 100. seriously Impacted by the new She said consultants told the ru lin g . " T h e cffccl w ill be development corporation after It m inim al." he said. was formed In June of 1975 Kaiser said the decision was that people moving to Seminole made In the 1970s to pay some overtime to live firemen. "If we County settled In the south end tK-rausr of whst they perceived weren't paying any overtime, lo la- better schools anil belter, the Impact could be significant." higher paying jolw. he said. The development corporation Kaiser and other county de­ was told that It wan not Just partment heads will lie submit­ ting their preliminary budgets to the county commission on April 30. He said If thr re does happen to tie a financial Impact from the ruling there will lie plenty of Continued from page 1A time to plug the additional In captivity. money Into final department Nathan Welselman said he and budgets before the county's fils wife. Lea. rame from Las overall budget Is adopted in Cm ces, N.M .. lo ' be living September. symbols and to be witness to this great tragedy." Meanwhile. In Bergen-Belscn. West G e rm a n y . Chancellor Helmut Kohl Joined 2.000 people marking thr 40th anniversary of W ednesday through Frid a y; the liberation of the BergenPartly cloudy and mild. Slight Belsen death cam p, saying cha n ce of afternoon t h u n ­ Germans will feel a "lasttug derstorms Interior und north shbme" for Ihe "misdeeds of Ihe parts becoming more numerous Nazi regime." Kohl was the guesl speaker at north Friday. A few showers a solemn ceremony Sunday or­ southeast coastal arras. Lows averaging lower 60s north to ganized by the Cenlral Council lower 70s extreme south. Highs of Jews In Germany al the site of the former concentration camp, In the 80s. AREA READINGS (0 a.m .): where an estimated 100.000 temperature: 75; overnight low: people died during World War II. "Germany bears historical re­ 6 3 ; S u n d a y 's h i g h : 8 0 ; barometric pressure: 30.09; rela­ sponsibility for the misdeeds of tive h u m id ity ; 73 p ercent: the Nazi rrglm e." he said, call­ winds: rust at 12 mph; sunrise; ing the Holocaust "the darkest, most painful chapter In German 5:53 a.m.. sunset 6:55 p m . history," TUESDAY TIDES! D aytona Kohl will visit the BergenB each : highs. 9 56 a m., 10:10 Belsen site again on May 5 with p.m.; lows. 3:37 a m.. 3:25 p.m.; (’resident Reagan uftrr the pair P o rt C a n a v e ra l: highs. 9:48 attend a wreath laying ceremony a.m.. 10:02 p m .; lows. 3:28 a.m.. 3:16 p.m.: Bayport: highs. ut u German military cemetery 3 05 a.m.. 1:56 p.m.: lows. 8 28 tn Bllhurg. southwest of Col­ ogne. a.m.. 9:22 p in. ...Holocaust OaOona b h rO ) SIRTMS t N « h and Nuihar UtaM»r a baO* u Win Nr Spring* Sunday ADMISSIONS R uth May Mantiaw*. Altamanto Sgr ingt Tammy Roiaii Cataadwrry OISCHAKGSS ADMISSIONS r L Jana*.Van ford Virginia E Guanm. 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Jennifer, the daughter of Gene and Cindy Dolata of Deltona, found Maude the elephant a slow and bumpy, yet novel, form of transportation. ...Financier Continued from page 1A charged In a 32-count hank (rand Indictment In Knoxville along with two associates, Jesse Harr. 48. und Jack Patrick. 46. Ir remained unclear Sunday whether Barr. Butcher's top aide, and Patrick, u vice presldrnl und loan officer of the lulled Untied American Bunk, would strike a deul with government prosecutors us well. "The only thing lelt to be worked out Is the delulls. Jesse Just wauls the best deal he can get," said a source close lo the negotiations. Butcher and Burr were named In the lax fraud Imllrtmrnl along wllh G.W . Ridenour, a former utlorney foi Butcher’s failed bunk. Barr and Ridenour allegedly helped Butcher falsify his federal tax returns for 1978 through 1982. Butcher, a friend of former President Jim m y Carter who & u tm t6 m W A L L • U rrtb f I m . T e l. 1 1 1 4 1 * 1 tool I m I m I At* . 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C A R E F U L C0UM SELIM 0 WITH HIM CAM AVO ID UMWISE PLAMMINQ WITH A S A L E S PERSO N f nm m gMarrana gratadad By mamoar* at Mo national Aaaattattmt at latvrittat Oaator > ara N p n w i M i x a fa r * — tar prtcat a* at mm m arm ot Nday mtarmaatar mortar* Haraid Plots By I CONSULT AN EXPERIENCEDFUNERAL DIRECTOR M a rt gal, In a message read to the gathering Sunday. Reagan said "absolution Is nol possible or deslrrablc. No government must ever again be allowed to Ignore its duly lo humanity." The 2.000 people attending Ihe ceremony. Including former concentration camp Inmates and delegations of Jews und gypsies, gathered la-fore a remembrance wall and memorial obelisk for tw o hours of p r a y r r s and speeches. The camp was liberated April 15. 1945, by advancing British troops who burned down the iKirracks and tents because of a typhoid epidemic raging among the Inmates. The site Is now a meadow studded with heather, birch trees and low mounds In which deud prisoners are burled by the thousands. One survivor, now. 7 1. told the gathering how she was deported by the Nazis and shipped first to the Auschwitz death camp In Poland before being sent to Bergen Belsen. "There was no lighting, no water, no latrines." she said, "Th e sadistic torture-sickness, hunger and the dying grew so had that house-high mountains of corpses were piled before Hie barracks." TO PRE-PLAN YOUR FUNERAL HOSPITAL NOTES f * n t r * l |||,||* H .t i .r u l Monday, April II. t m - J A W ASHINGTON lUPII - Presi­ deal Reagan a major political dent Reagan today hoped to setback three months Into his second term. stave off a stinging foreign policy As the White House began a defeat on aid to Nicaraguan home-stretrh drive to prevent rebels but his task Is com­ th a t, a new gesture from plicated by what the White Nicaraguan President Daniel House branded as a slick "pro­ Ortega — brought to Washington paganda Initiative" by Managua by two freshman Democratic Having abandoned the1 core senators — further clouded the component of his policy toward outlook on Capitol Hill Just a day Nicaragua — renewed military away from two showdown votes. assistance for the Contra rebels Sens. John Kerry. D-Mass.. — Reagan sought agreement and Tom Hnrkln. D-lowa. who with the Senate on a resolution met w ith Ortega ove r the that would grant him at least a weekend, touted the proposal as partial victory. "a framework though which a At best, the White House clung peaceful resolution could be to the hope Congress would opt found to the conflict In the for ihe same amount of aid region/' Reagan requested — 511 million The administration disagreed. — but w ith assurances the Emerging after almost two hours money would be used only for of high-level discussions at the non military purposes White House. Secretary of Stale In the House, however. Demo­ George Shultz flashed an em­ crats claimed they had Ihe votes phatic thumbs-down sign to re­ to defeat any resumption of aid porters when asked about the of any sort to the Contras and Ortega offer. Continued from page 1A ...Sheriff Evsning Herald. Santord. FI STATE HAW S A N F O R D P A I N C O N T R O L C L I N IC fO o r C H I R O P R A C T I C * INC. « 8 V 247S 5 AIRPORT 8LVD -.S A N F O R D SANFORD 323 S/63 . 1At Uiu.i Ih.a Sauna la HUE ORLANDO 849 0349 -----r rn R .yam arsi �Evening Herald (USPS 481 280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305 322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, April 77. 1985— 4A Wayn# O. Doyl*, Publlthsr Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Molwln Adklm, Advertising Dlractor Home Delivery: Wrck. 81 10 Month. 84.75; 3 Month*. 814 25: 0 Months. 827 00. Year. 851.00 By Mall Week. 81.50; Month. 80 00. 3 Month*. 8IH 00. 6 Month*. 832 SO Year. 800.00 Buying American Huylnff American can be diffucult — even In America. •Hint ask stair and local agencies in Pennsylvania. The Pennsylvania Legislature, In an effort to help the ailing steel Industry, last year passed a law requiring that stale and local governments buv only American-built cars. It stipulated that manufacturers must certify that the autos were assembled in the United States and that three-fourths of the parts wrre manufactured domestically. As a result, public agencies are complaining about being sturk with aging vehicles and the maintenance and repair costs needed to keep Them In service. They can't purchase new ones because -manufacturers and dealerships apparently can't meet the certification requirements. Only locul police departments have been granted waivers but there Is a move afool to allow government agencies to purchase vehicles made In "North America." It seems that U.S.-made curs typically •Include parts from Mexico and Canada. Lawmakers who sponsored the legislation ‘ arc opposed. They say that would defeat the purpose rtf ^protecting U.S. workers and U.S. products. But then so docs passing well-intentioned daws that can't be obeyed. Protect Consumers Product safety is a growing concern among Americans. Toaster ovens that bite fingers, threc-whceled motorcycles that do Hips. ... There Is hardly a product that Isn't being scrutinized for poirntial danger. « This Is well and good. Hut we are concerned that the scrutiny Isn't going far enough, to the ultimate source of danger — nature. C onsider Iheae shocking Im U t ; Babies are born without operating Instruc­ tions. warranties or protections for parents. % Poisonous plauls such as castor bean and oleander sprout without labels Identifying them. Toxic elements, like selenium, locked in the earth arc dissolved and spread Into the water. Flowering plants release pollen without tipplylng lor air pollution permits Irom the government. The list goes on What can be done lo halt these outrages? Wc propose genetic research to produce plants with labels that grow on their lraves. Children who are born without proper operating Instructions and lifetime warranties should be sent back to their Maker. Erosion will be banned, forthwith. And all pollenatlng plants will la- fitted with scrubbers. As for Mother Nature, she will be hauled flntn court and ordered lo refrain from -evolving new dangers until she halls the Jpresent ones. _________________________________ 1 Please Write L e tte r s to the editor s re welcome for publication. All le tters m u st be signed snd Include s m ailing address sn d , if possible, s telep h o n e nu m ber. The E vening Herald rese rv e s th e right to edit le tte r s to avoid . libel snd to accom m odate sp ace. r— ~r------------------------setm s would BEN WATTENBERG Great Society: An Idea That Will Return There Is a major argument raging about “ The Great Society" — that massive collection of federal programs set Into motion during the 1960s by President Lyndon Johnson. The key question Is this: "D id the Great Society work?" Programs are hard to measure, and the argument gets tangled.-But I propose a simple test: In the 20 years since the advent of the Great Society, what has happened to people In the United States In those realms where the Johnson programs tried to engineer change? As luck would have It. the new edition of the best people-measuring tool we have — the Statistical Abstract of the United Stales — has Just been published by Ihc U.S. Census Bureau. Consider: Have you gone lo college recently? There were 2,230 colleges In 1965 — and 3.026 Just 10 years later, most of them built In part with Great Society funds. College enrollment went from 6 million to 11 million. Have you had a heart attack or stroke? Did you die from II? The Abstract lells us the a g e -a d ju s te d d e a th rate from " m a j o r cardiovascular diseases" fell from 340 to 246 per 100.000 from 1970 to I0HI. There were many reasons, but the timing is rlghl lo show the value of the Hrart. Cancer. Stroke Program of If>03. Perhaps you sec where I'm going Most of the critiques of the Great Society focus on poverty, race, and social welfare. We ll talk about that. But those of us who worked with L B J know that the Great Society was wide ranging. It Involved a broad questioning of American society, asking this: What should we be doing that we re not doing, and that only government can do? The answer Involved not only colleges and medical research — but clean air and water, consumer protection, public television and mass transit, to begin a long list. And. of course. It Involved race and poverty. The centcrptece of the Great Society was civil rights. America was a segregated society when LBJ came to office. It wasn't when he left. What about poverty? This sum m er the Census Bureau will Issue Ihe 1984 poverty statistics. The rale will be In the 7 percent to 8 percent range, counting Income from food stamps. Medicare. Medicaid and public housing IGreat Society programs). The 1960 equivalent figure was 22 percent. That's a drop of two-thirds. That does not sound like failure. If not "failed." what? T ry "flawed. " Of course, the Great Society was flawed. The acts of governments are always Rawed. It turned o u t that there were som e built-in disincentives In some program s. Pay enougti money lo a m o th e r w ith an out-of-w edlock child and you will encourage some mothers to have out-of-wedlock children. Other flaws only developed later on. As the programs expanded, the politicians were un­ willing to fully pay for them. Programs that aren't paid for mean big deficits. We got 'em. Some of the Initiatives of the Great Society were subject to distortion by liberal Interest groups. Th u s there were no Great Society laws about busing or quotas. There were none that favored educational permissiveness. There were none that were soft on crime or vindictive to business. But those Ideas crept Into our laws, and have been unfairly blamed on Great Society legislation. And. finally, things change. The poverty problem In the '60s concerned the elderly. That was mostly whipped by Great Society initia­ tives. Today, the poverty problem Is different: children In female-headed families. The Great Society was not perfect It didn't solve everything forever. At root. 11 was only an Idea-, that free men and women can work with their government to try to make things belter. That Idea has shown some measurable positive results. You can check It out tn the Abstract. It's not the most popular idea rlghl now. There's a great deal of cleanup work to be done on those distortions. But It's an Idea that will be back. ROBERT WALTERS WASHINGTON WORLD Super Simple Build Peace Not Arms 1040 By Arnold Saw lslak UPI Senior E d ito r W ASHINGTON (UP!) - President R eagan says he w ill offer a simplified lax system to the nation next month. No need lo wail: herein Is Ihr super-simple Form 1040 everyone has been waiting tor. Line 1, Elder your name, address and Social Security number. Line 2. Enter your lotul Income from all sources. Multiply Line 2 by .10 |or somr oilier drrlmul). Line 3. The result Is your lax Uxtks great, doesn't It? A 10 percent flat lax means the person who makes 820.IXX) u year jmys $2,000 lax, Ihe millionaire pays •200.000. Quick. Easy. Fair. Also Impossible. The first howl would come from purenta. ’ 'Where's the exemption (or the kids? You've got to give some credit lor Ih r kids, or people will stop having them. Then who will pay tuxes 20 yrurs from now?" So you add a line to subtract $1,000 fur each child. Then |H-oplc who are sup(>nrllng Ihctr parents let out a yell. "Wliat about ns? Do you want us lo put the old (oiks on welfare? That would cost the government a lot more than a measly $I.(XX) exemp­ tion Fine, anothrr exemption line goes In for dependents. Next heard from are the elderly who are not living off l heir children "W e ran lake care of ourselves with a little help How about pulling back our exemption lor lielng older Ilian 05? And Ihe blind exemption while you're nt It." Another line goes In. Now the folks whose Income comes from stocks and bonds and savings speak up "Are you going lo lax all Income from Inleresl .mil dividends? You'll Ik - illsrournglng investment tf you do. Probably cause a recession. Mavis- a sttx'k market crush." And soon. So now what have you got? Prurllcully Ihc same long and coinpllcaled lax form you Just llnlxhrd Idling mu. The point o( all Ihls Is thul the president may very well come up with a simplified lax system in May. bul the simpler II Is, Ihe morr people there will Ik - to llnd some­ thing wrung will) It. May Ik- Includ­ ing you. " I decided that calling this a 'summit' would unduly raise expectations..." ROBERT WAGMAN More Of A Bright Idea? W ASH IN G TO N INK A) - In 1784. lien Frunklln. then ambassador to France, had one of his bright Ideas. If Ihc clock were rearranged lo give Parts shopkrepers an extra hour of duyllghl during business hours, they could save morr than a million francs a year on randies. T h u s was horn Ihe Ideu of daylight-saving time, which was eventually to become widespread In Am erica. Each U.S. slate and county determined how and when to set Its dock* until 1967. when Congress passed Ihe Uniform Tim e Act. It mandated that all clocks In Ihe continental Untied Stales be sel one hour uhead at 2 a m. on the last Sunduy In April, and remain there until 2 a.in. on the last Sunday In October. What's the purpose of daylightsaving time? By mid-spring, the sun rises early enough so thul even If Ihr clock Is pushed one hour ahead, people can still begin the day In dayllghl. liy extending daylight by one hour In Ihe evening, (here's still light avullublr for business, recreat Ion or leisure at day's end. In 1973, Congress decided lo experiment by e x t e n d i n g daylight-saving. As an energyconservation measure, tt decreed that from Jan. 6, >974. until Oct. 26. 1975. the nation would set its clocks an hour ahead and leuvc them there. It Just didn't work. The extra hour of duyllghl was tine In lute spring, summer and early fall, in the winter, though, the day begun In the dark and It got dark ugaln by the end of the workduy. Less than halfway through the experiment. Congress orderrd a return to the old DST schedule. M uny b u s in e s se s s ill! love day light-saving lime. These groups have formed the Daylight Saving Tim e Coalition and have p ro p o s e d that D S T be extended. It should start, they say. on the third Sunduy In March, rather than the last Sunday In April, and should end on the first Sunday In Novemher. not the last Sunday In October. Under the D S T coalition's plan, some areas would experience "s u n ­ rise" as late as 8; 10 a m for several weeks In late March. Parents groups, such as the National P TA . com plain thut this w ill force children to leave for school In the dark. Dairy farmers say that cows would still follow the old schedule; they'd have to be milked In the dark, and probably would give less milk. Backers say It might pass this tim e , O p p o n e n t s w a rn th a t daylight-saving partisans shouldn't count their chickens before they hatch — especially If they’ll have to hatch In the dark WASHINGTON (NEA) - "The one thing I don't like Is to be railed a dove." Insists retired Adm. Noel Gaylcr. "I'm no pacifist — bul whal I'm talking about Is our survival, and for that we need to have a deal w llh Ihe Soviet Union." Gaylcr Is a member of a small bul growing group of retired generals and admirals from all of the military services who have become outsjxtkrn critics of President Reagan's mindless and extravagant military expansion, especially Its excessive reliance upon nuclear weapons. "1 believe In a strong America — p a I i 1 1c a 11 y . e c o n o m i c a l l y , psychologically and m ilitarily." says Gaylcr. a former four-slur admiral who spent 40 years — his entire adult life — In the Navy before retiring In 1976. Gaylcr's credentials as a patriot ure Impeccable. From 1069 to 1U72. he was the director of I lie Nations! Security Agency, one of ihr federal govrrmnrnl’s two most Important Intelligence organizations. From 1972 to 1976, he was commander In chief of all U S. united forces In the Pacific. Today, he Is affiliated with the American Committee on East-West Accord, a prestigious W ashington-based organization whose approximately 400 Invited members Include former secretaries ol stair and defense us wrll as other widely respected foreign policy and tnllllary specialists. Gaylcr Is bluntly critical of many components of Reagan s military buildup. The B -1 bomber, he notes, lias become obsoletr before becom­ ing operational. "O u r MX tnlsslle and Ihe Soviet Union's SS-18 and SS-10 missiles arc destabilizing for tHilh skies." he adds “ Battleships are an unachruulsm — and pulling cruise missiles on them doesn't change that." Like many other politico-military experts. Goyler ts most outspoken on the subject of nuclear weapons, which he atgues "have no sensible military use since their conse­ quences always recoil terribly on the user." Bul while Gaylcr and others are pressing for bilateral "deep and c o n t in u i n g c u t s in n u c le a r warheads a nd w eapans-grade nuclear material." Ihc Reagan ad­ ministration persists In promoting an arms buildup of unprecedented proportions. JACK ANDERSON Crop Insurance Corp. Is Running Dry "Are you SURE this will help mo stop being a yuppie?" By Ja ck A nderson and Dais Van A tta W ASH IN GTON About three weeks ago. a federal ugency actually experienced the nightmare that Sotlul Security beneficiaries often worry ubout: U ran out of money to pay the people It owed. There was practically no money left In the till to pay Insurance clulms filed by furmeni for crop losses — though the farmers had paid premiums for the protection. According to our sources, the Federal Crop Insurance Corp. sim­ ply stopped processing demands for payment. To cover Its financial embarrassment, the FCIC secretly resorted tu a bit of Peter Paul robbery, transferring $50 million of administrative and operating funds to the bankrupt claims section It has since asked Congress for permission to take yet another stopgap measure to cover the first one. Hut It's becoming obvious that FCIC needs an overhaul, which will I require some hard decisions by both Congress and the administration. The FCIC was created In 1938 as an attempt lo spread the risk of an Inherently risky business. And through 40 years of dust, droughts and drluges. It wurkrd. It was not only self-supporting, bul for 30 postwar yrurs It took in more tn premiums than It had to pay out in claims. That cheery picture darkened ubruptly in 1980. when the FCIC paid oul $199 million more than It took In. In Ihe post five years. It has gone 8 8 6 1 million Into the red. Various stopgaps have kept It aRoul — hut as precariously os a henhouse In a Rood. First It bor­ rowed 8250 million Irom a sister agency In the Agriculture Depart­ ment. the Commodity Credit Corp. Thut loan was swallowed with barely a burp to note Its passing. Commodity Credit has written tt off us u bad debt. T h e n the F C I£ went to the Treasury Department. With con­ gressional permission. It may sell up to $500 million In so-called "slock" In Uself to the Treusury. supposedly to build a reserve against the lean yrurs. But the money from Ihe stock sales disappeared rapidly — in both (at and Iran years. Now the FCIC tuts only $50 million of Its worthless stock left to peddle to an u n ­ derstandably reluctant Treasury. It ts trying to extract this last residue to replace the money It transferred Irom Its administrative budget. How did the FCIC get In such pathetic straits? Merritt Sprague, a plain-spoken Illinois farmer who Is the agency's third manager since hard times struck, put It simply; "The truth Is we've experienced losses that have exceeded our pre­ mium Income for nvr consecutive years, and that has resulted In an unintended Federal subsidy to the program." Diplomatically, Sprague told us that "the expectations of Congress I were very high and probably un­ realistic" when It passed a sweeping law in 1980 that required the FCIC tn Insure many more crops for a higher portion of the value (75 percent), and to make Its premiums "act uarially sound.” The FCIC dutifully expanded Us coverage, but It never raised Its premiums to make them urtuarially sound. The result was predictable. Sprague claims Ihe FCIC "never technically stopped processing claims." But another agency official acknowledged that "we were very selective on our payments" until ihe $50 million transfusion, which he said keeps the agency olive today. Sprague retains the farmer's In­ born optimism. Insisting that "the obligations will be covered" and expressing confidence that "Con­ gress will recognize Its responsibili­ ty." Sources tn Congress and the administration aren't so sure. �SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Monday, April M , IttS — JA Seminole's Derr Is Going Somewhere Fast B y Rob L u l l Special to the Herald If a list of standout freshmen were to have been complied last year, nowhere on It would be the name Gary Derr. He wasn't even a varsity player a year ago or even a highly noticeable Junior varsity performer. But that has all changed now. He has come out of baseball obscurity to gain a starting spot wllh the Semlnolcs and some well-earned attention. It hasn't been awesome talent that has propelled Derr Into the lim e lig h t; th e re 's no e ye ­ catching speed or overpowering stren gth. D e rr has sim ply parlayed a winning attitude and relentless work Into a superb and surprising season. "Gary, without a doubt. Is the most Improved player that I've seen from one year to the next," says Seminole Coach Mike Fer­ rell. "He's a hard worker, that's why. The Improvement was Just unbelievable. I Just never would have thought by this time this year he would not only be a starter but hitting over .300 and doing some of the thing he does. He's been a surprising player.” There was no reason to expect such exploits because as a freshman Derr's urm was about as weak as his hitting, nnd his fielding was often erratic. How­ e v e r. su m m er b a ll In the Seminole Pony Colt League and fall play at the Wes Rtnker baseball school have turned t h o s e s h o r t c o m in g s In to Prep Feature strengths. ” 1 really don't know why It happened." said the soft-spoken 6-foot. 170-pounder. “ I've Im ­ proved a lot on m y overall game, evenhlng. My play In the sum ­ mer and In the fall gave me confidence.” Ferrell, who was Derr's coach in the Colt League, says a big Im p ro ve m e n t was e vid e n t, especially In D c it 's strongtng arm. ” 1 would say his arm has really, really Improved." Ferrell asserts. "I'm not saying he has a great arm. but It has Improved trem endously. Just the dif­ ference from this year to last In his arm Is one of the big things." But his. hitting and fielding have come a long way. too. Derr p la y e d s e c o n d b ase and shortstop on the Junior varsity and second base during the summer. Now. Ferrell has him at third, where he has flashed some hot leather, says Ferrell. And In the Colt League. Fenell batted Derr In the ninth slot. Now. Fenell has Inserted Derr Into the lead-ofT slot, where he has consistently got on base while hitting .324. Derr, sur­ p r i s i n g ly , a ls o le a d s the Semlnoies In doubles wllh five, a distinction senior James Hersev has had for the past two years. According to Ferrell, who has used the sophomore throughout the batting order, Derr has the makings of a excellent No.l batter. "He's not overly fast, probably average speed, but he has one of the best on-base percentages on the team." Fer­ rell says. "He's got a good eye. and he's hitting well, so we wanted him In the leadofT spot. Most of the time he'll make good contact, and he's smart on the bases.” Derr continues to produce, apparently taking the success he's enjoy In stride. However, he admits he is a bit taken aback by It all. "I Just thought 1 wouldn't start as much." hr says. "In the beginning of the season, he IFcrrrll) told me I would tie playing JV . but he moved me up and kept me there. 1 was glad hr did that: I though 1would be able See D E R R , Page 6 A G ary D err came from a mediocre freshman year to become one of the county's super sophomores this spr Inq. Derr finished with a .324 batting average in his first varsity season. Tournam ent Tim e Baseball Draws Strongest Field Softball Crown Is Up For Grabs By Sam Cook H erald Sports E d ito r DBLAND — The finest collection of Five Star Conference baseball teams In the league's ll-ycar history will get together this week for the District 4A-9 Tournament at Conrad Park. The tournament begins tonight at 7:30 with No. 8 Spruce Creek taking on No. 9 Mainland. The winner will go against No. I Lake Mary 127-6) Tuesday at 11:30 a.m. No. 5 Luke Brantley (15-12) meets No. 4 Apopka (21-8| at 2 p.m. No. 3 Lyman (23-5) buttles No. 6 Lake Howell (11-14) at 4:30 p.m. and No. 2 DcLand (17-9) encounters Seminole ( 10-15| at 7:30 p.m. Lending credence to the strength of the field Is the fact that three of the teams — Lake Mary (sixth). Apopka (seventh) and Lym an (ninth) — were ranked In last week's stale poll. DcLand, which went on a tear during the last half of the season, would also be ranked exrrpt for all the early season losses. "It Is a very strong field." said DcLand athletic director Bill Anderson lasl week. "I'd say anyone of the lop four or five teams has a chance to win It.” Most of the coaches agree. "Anything can happen." said Seminole coach Mike Pencil. "That's what we're counting on. It's always Interesting when It's district time with the Five Slur Conference." It has been the last 11 years anyway — especially the find nine. During that period, no trnm which won the conference ever won the district tournament. During Ihe past two years. A|x>pku has turned the trick twice. But neither was easy. "W c needed a miracle home run (by Rodney Brewer) to beat Mainland In (he flrsl round lasl year," said Apopka coach Sonny Wise. "A nd the yrur la-fore, somebody had us heal and wc runic back and Ia-at them In the last Inning." Wise's Blue Darters, more than any team, confirm the power of the Five Star. The Darters linlshcd fourth In the conference yet won the prestigious Colonial Classic by taking Ihe tlllr game from Lake Mary. "If (here Is a tougher district than this one. I'd like to see It," said Lake Mary coach Allen Tuttle. “ Apopka treat us for Colonial Classic and they finished fourth. What else do you have to say?" Lake Mary's strength Is Its awesome hitting utlurk. Rod " C .J ." Metx, the Rams' catcher, put togthcr an Incredible year wllh nine homers. 40 runs hatted In and a .436 average. The first two totals led the county while Ihe third was second. Every player tn Ihe Lake Mary starting lineup hit belter than .300 except slugging first baseman Donald Grayson (.276) and some reserves did, too. The tram batting average was .335. Lake Mary averaged 8.5 runs and 9.5 hits jrer game. Ten players — Metz (.436). Brett Molle (.380). Mike Schmll (.344), Ryan Lisle (.3401, Kevtn Hill (.340). Shane Lettcrlo (.321). Scott Underwood (.317). Ron Nathrraon (.309), Keith Wallace (.308) and Anthony Laaxalc (.302) — surpassed the .300 mark. Apopka's Wise said he felt Ihe "Chinese home run" contributed to Lake Mary's first victory over his Blue Darters this year. "Th e y (Lake Mary) beat us (wire and we beat ihem twice." he said. “ But we should have won that first game. Neither one of those homers (Schmtt and Underwood) would have been out of a legitimate park." All this Chinese dialogue, nevertheless, doesn't have Tuttle overly concerned. He said hr knows hts team made use of the short fence on occasion but he Isn't worried about playing on a big field. "I still feel we have three people who ran hit It out of DcLand." he said. "W e ran hit. B y C h ris F ilte r H erald Sports W riter Forget what happenrd In Ihe regular season — which will be easy for a few teams — the 4A-9 District Tournament Is a whole new deal Lake Brantley and Apopka proved last year that no one can be counted out at district time. And. although the top four seeds are pretty solid, this year's district tourney could hr Just as unpredl"tablc as last year's. On the other hand. If the top four teams are at their best. It could be very predictable. Probably, though, (he crown will be up for grabs, as usual. The 4A-9 tourney gets underway Tuesday with Seminole battling Spruce Creek for the eighth seed and the right to piny number one Apopka In Wednesday's flrsl round. Tuesday's game will be played at Spruce Creek High The lop four seeds will host their first round games and the highest surviving seeds will host the semifinals. The IInals will be at Lake Mary High All tournament games star! at 4 p.m. Here Is a look nt the district pairings with seeds In parentheses: Seminole at Spruce Creek — Just last week the lardy Semlnolcs dropped a 5-3 decision to Spruce Creek's Hawks otter the Tribe had taken an early 3-0 lead. Seminole, when It plays defense, con stay with any team In the district. Hul. If they have one or two bad Innings In Ihe field, you can usually count the Lady Semlnolcs out. "W c have to play our game Die whole game," Seminole coach Ik-lh Corso said "Instead of playing two Innings and then slacking off. That's what we did last time we played Spruce Creek.” Seminole has Ihe offensive weapons to score a lot of runs. Sophomore Sheri Peterson has recently been muved to the lead off spot where she Is very effective. Almost every player on Ihe team can hit for power. Jackie Farr has hit three homers Hits seuson while Janel Huuck. Barbara "Taco" Silva. Peterson and Laura Burke have hit one each. Defensively, third base had been the problem spot for the Semlnolcs until Cindy Hogan took over Hogan played well at third In two games lasl week. Farr. Hauck and Silva arc good outfielders but right field Is ulso a question mark. Peterson, patrols first base with Alyelu "Fat" Dixon at short and Showundu Walker al second. Both Walker and Dixon have come on strong defensively the last few weeks. Spruce Creek has Improved since the beginn­ ing of Ihe season. The Lady Hawks defeated Seminole and pulled an upset of fourih-seeded Mainland “ I expected a sloppy team but they weren’t sloppy," Corso said of the Creek. "The y have Improved a lot." Semlnole-Creek w inner (8) at Apopka (1) — Apopka's Lady Blue Darters won the Five Slur Conference title after taking consecutive vlrtorlcs over Lake Howell and DeLand. The lardy Darters were al their best in Ihe big conference games. Seminole could have beaten Apopka In (heir conference meeting If II weren't for one bad defensive Inning. The Lady Darters have u good hilling team so you have to play good defense fo treat (hern. "Apopka was a good game for us." Corso said. "We would have beat them If It wasn't for one had Inning. We're looking forward to playing Ihe again. Bui first we have to play our game against Spruce Creek und then go after Apopka." If the Ludy Darters have a weakness It Is Ihe right side of their defense. The left side, especially shortstop Julie Fish. Is outstanding. Second base and right field have often been trouble spots for the Darters. Offensively. Kish Is H triW PSewtv Tcmmr v m k *m Seminole's Tony Cox has his head, helmet and bat on the ball. Tribe plays DeLand Tuesday night in district baseball opener. The park doesn't matter. We'll Just till doubles Instead of homers." Along with Lake Mary's stellar hilling. Ihe Hams have a mound stufr to match. Sophomore Anthony Laszatc, who will open against the Spruce Creek-Mainland winner, was 9-1. Senior Eric "Th e Whip" Hagen was 8-1 und Schmlt was 6-2. Schmll missed several starts because of a Is ml with mononucleosis. Although Lake Mary Is superior with the bat and probably on Ihe mound, some of the coaches feel that Ihe park and DeLund's superb defense will be a great equalizer and are leaning toward DeLand as the favorite. DeLand's defensive whizzes are Ed Corbett at shortstop. Chuck Graham at second and Tro y lllevlns at third. First baseman Kevin Welrkcl gave the team a big shot In the arm after basketball finished. Parts Hayden mama center as well anyone and swings a good stick, too. Th e Dogs, though, can't match up with Lake Mary on the mound. The y have relied on their great defense and potent offense to carry the club. Scott Anderson and Dave Barnard are DeLand's I wo best pitchers. Often overlooked while Lake Mary and Apopka were going head-to-head und DeLund w a s fin is h in g s t r o n g ly w ere L y m a n 's Greyhounds — ihe league's most consistent team. Lyman opened the season with nine wins. The 'Hounds won 23 of 28 and were seldom out of a game except for one disaster against Lake Mury 117-5). The Greyhounds have a tournament-tested pitcher In Derek Ltvcmois and u pure hitter In Paul Alegre. Both had superb years and were Ihe core of a well-put-together team. Llvemols posted a 9-2 mark with 111 strikeouts tn 67 Innings. He also batted .369 wllh 11 doubles and 28 runs batted In. Center fletder Alegre, who Jarked a 445-fool homer against Lake Mary, butted .415 with five homers and 29 rlbbles. Alegre bats fourth In the Lyman order and Llvemols bits third. Both are well protected. M i BASEBA LL, Pag* BA by T M n i VUKtnl Lyman's Denise Stevens hopes the district tournament will be a series of high fives each time she crosses the plale. an excellent lead off liiller while Michelle McKinney. Ihe slur nf lasl year’s (listrid final, provides the power. McKinney lilted Ajxipku to the district title lasl year hy hming a pair of home runs against Lake Brantley. Lake B ra n tle y (7) at DeLand (2) — Lake Brantley's laxly P a trio ts made llirlr move In the (listrlrt tournament last year, surprising Lake Mary In Die (Irsl round nnd then DeLand In Ihe second to advance lo Die finals. Monl nf Die playrrs on last year's leant are liaek and that makes Brantley's chances twiter since Dtey are tournament experienced. The problem lor Die laxly Patriots recently has been producing runs. T h r y have been able in get plenty ol baserunners but have been unable lo gel them home Sherry "lee" Asplrn and Kim Wain have been the holiest billers for Lake Brantley lately while Laura Davis. Mundy Mallhleson and Mlehrlle Brown are consistent ut the plate. Denise Burke has also Ik -cii coming on strong. Lake Brantley Is solid drfcnslvrly wllh Wain anchoring the Infield at shortstop and Asplrn u risk al lirsl base, Both Wain und Asplrn w rrr Instrumental In the field In lasl year's tourna­ ment. DeLand Is one of Die most solid fundamental teams around The Lady Bulldogs rarely make a mistake In Ihe Held In their only conference loss Dlls season. DcLand made nine errors In losing lo Mainland. Thai was Ihe flrsl wrek of ihe season, the Ludy Bulldogs muy not have made nine errors In all Ihelr other g a m e s eomhlnrd. Shortstop Robyn Swartz Is the defensive leader and second baseman Kim Rreves makes Drl^rnd strong up Ihe middle Debbie U n­ derwood Is also a fine fielding pitcher. Sisters Sonja and Gina Vlllrtil arc outstanding out­ fielders Offensively. Shawn Lane Is one of Ihe best power hlllers In Die area. Lane, who plays third taise. Is hilling well over .500 for Die season. Sw art / Is an outstanding leadoff till Irr. Bee S O F T B A L L , Page BA Longer Strikes Again, Predicts Return Trips To Winner's Circle HILTON H E A D ISLAND. S C. (UPI) — Bernhard Langer'a previous ac­ complishment was tinged — It left him wllh something lo prove. The West German's playoff win over Bobby Wadklns In the Sea Pines H e rita g e G o lf C la s s ic S u n d a y established his credibility as a winner on the PGA tour. " I hope to be In the winner's circle many limes/' he said after hts 872.000 victory In Ihe Heritage. He thought many on the PGA tour might have seen hts victory lasl week In Ihe Masters was a fluke despite hts Impressive European credentials. "I'm very excited." he said of the PGA's second back-to-back wins this year, duplicating Mark O'Meara's vic­ tories In the Bing Crosby Pro-Am and the Hawaiian Open. Golf Before he teed ofT In Sunday's round. Longer said, he had agreed to enter the Houston Open this week. Uul he was gracious In deleat. " I take my hat off to him ." he said of the 27-year-old victor. "He had to play extremely well after laat week, coming In here after hla Masters win. He's a great champion.” The loss was a bitter disappointment to Wadklns. who has come cloae but never has won In hla 11 years on the lour. Wadklns. the 33-year-old younger brother of Lanny Wadklns. said hla putting made the difference In the battle with Lunger. "I hit a lot of god shuts, but I Just didn't mskc any putts." he said, adding that he had several near-misses for birdies. Wadklns. who pocketed 843.200 In runnerup cash, blrdled three of the first six holes In the flnalfound, then settled down to a string of 12 straight pars over the par-71, 6,788-yard Harbour Town Golf Links. Lunger, meanwhile, was having his ups and downs, blrdylng the first hole, bogeylng the third and blrdylng Ihe fifth before coming In with two birdies and two bogeys. Wadklns sank a pressure putt on the 18lh and then sat back and watched Langer play thr last two boles. Lunger also finished In par to end the regulation ro u n d tied w llh Wadklns at 11-under par 273. Lunger's second shot was a pitching wedge lo the edge of the green, from where he putted to within Inches of the cup and sank It for a par. Wadklns hit hts second stmt Into a bunker and then chipped out to set up u long par pull, which nr missed. "M y putter was my main enemy thr past two days.” he said. I* ** % �tA -E v a n in g Herald, Sanford, FI. Monday, April 13, IMS Fouts' Caddie Riddles Renegades SPORTS IN BRIEF Connection, Kltner Surveying On Collision Course In Softball Th e T im Halnr* Connection anrl Kltner Surveying kepi up their winning ways In the Sanford Men's Softball League this past week, setting up Wednesday's showdown hclwern the Iwodubs. Both learns have been hitting the cover off I he ball and playing solid defense latrly, Th e Connection Improved to ti t) for I hr year with a 20 0 whitewashing of Brown Boverl and a 22 0 thrashing of Moblllte. Kltner. stayed one game hark with a 5-1 record as It rolled past SfldI Fabricating. 12-2. and plastered Hrown Dover!. 17-2. For T R C against Hrown Boverl. Ernest Shuler rapped a pair of homers while Hilly Griffith. Lloyd Wall and Charles Reynold* also clouted homers. Against Moblllte. Ned flalnes drove In five runs with two triples and two doubles Griffith smashed two doubles and a homer and drove In four runs. For Kltner against S M I. two-run triples by Caul Payne and Hobby fflplry highlighted a I l-nirt third Inning outburst. Against Hrown Boverl. Terrel Ervin led the way with four hits SAH Fabricating remained In third place two games ladling the connetilon as It bounced bark to outslug Suniilland. 17-10. In that game. Harry Graham drove In three runs while Darrell Higgins and Howard lirnoks contributed Iwo Hills car h. O R LAN DO (UPI) - The peren­ nial caddie to Dan Fouts Is beginning to put his own Im ­ pressive numbers up on the leader board. Ed L u t h e r , the re s e rv e quarterback behind Fouls for five years with the NFL's San Diego Chargers, posted his sec­ ond straight outstanding effort Saturday night, throwing for 297 yards and four touchdowns In Jacksonville's 31-to USFL rout of O r la n d o . C o m in g off a !7 for-23 performance against San Antonio. Luther hll on 26 of 33 passes against the hapless Renegades as the Bulls Improved their record to 4-5. "This was the first night since I'vr been here where every time we had the ball we seemed to move It,” said Lulher, who Joined the Dulls March 4 after No I quarterback Brian Slpe separated his shoulder. "Orlando likes to play a lot of ground and force him to pass We go Into Birmingham next S u n d a y feeling good about ourselves.” Jacksonville's Mike R oller rushed for 126 yards as a muzzled crowd of 34.338 saw the Renegades return to their early season Ineptitude. Orlando, which opened the season 0-6. came Into the game with two straight Impressive victories, but never got Its offense untracked — finishing with Just 11 first downs. Collier, who rushed for 171 yards against the Hulls March 21. scrambled for Just 20 Saturday. Luther, who hll Rozier with a 4-yard scoring loss tale In the opening half, threw third-quarter T D passes of 8 yards to Perry Kemp and 5 yards to Gary Clark. He capped his night of precision by throwing a 2-yard scoring flip (o Larry Mason In the fourth quarter and Brian Franco added Pro Football m a n -to -m a n coverages and basically we took what they gave us. The pass to the back was o p e n ail n ig h t a n d th e ir linebackers seemed to sit back Instead of coming u p .” While Slpe sits back and waits for his sh ould er to m end, Jacksonville Coach Llndy In­ fante may soon be embroiled In a quarterback dilemma. Slpe was paid big money following his acquisition from New Jersey, but Lulher has completed 77 per­ cent of his posses In two straight victories. " I think Ed obviously has a far better grip on what he's doing within our offensive scheme." Infante said. "Th e longer he's wllh us. the belter he's gonna be. I’m also proud of our de­ fensive effort. Our No. 1 priority was to stop Reggie Collier on the Cribbs Runs Past Bandits Saw yer Sizzles A s Raiders Win Mike Sawyer. Mike Cloutier and Lyndon Monlaguc each socked homers Saturday as the Seminole Community College Haiders dealt Florida Junior College a 12 2 setback In Mid-Florida Conference baseball al SCC. The Haiders. 23-17-1, Improved to 9-9 In the MFC while 91. Jo hn * dropped to 37-19 and 13-5. Sawyer, hilling Just under .400, added a single and drove In iwn runs. Montague accounted for five runs wlih tils roundl ripper and a pair of singles. Cloutier had Iwo rlhhles. Max Cornell went the distance to pick up the win, •Mallrrtng right tills SCC, which didn't (|uallfy lor I he stale tournament, closes (he season Tuesday al Valencia. Bonnett Takes Short Track Win N O R TH W ILKESHOHO. N.C. (UPI) — During the last several months. Nell Ikinnclt has spent countless hours at North Wlikrshoro Speedwuy testing Ills Chevrolet with his crew and car owner Junior Johnson. The time paid olf Sunday In the Northwestern -IOO. as Donnell got his first short track win In seven years. "W hen wc do practicing here wr don't do pracllclng to make the race car heller." Donnell said following his 15lh career win Donnell earned •30.025 for tils llrsi victory ever al the five-eighths mile truck. Schooling Tonight A t Sem inole CAHSKLtlKHRY — Schooling begins at the Super Semltlole Greyhound Park tonight ,,t 6 and will enntlnue through Tuesday, according to Happy Ison. Super Seminole ptihllelsi "It s a good rhrmre for the kids to gel a look at the greyhounds." said Ison. “ There Is no charge for ad­ mission." Sii|M-r Seminole will open Its third season Friday. May 3 with an evening |tcrformuncc. Super Seminole Is located at 2(MX) Srmluolu 111v11 . three miles east of II S Highway 17 92. H»r«i4 PVtatoif iam €$■*» Donald Dlzney, Orlando Renegades' owner, has a disconcerting look as he watches Jacksonville's Ed Lulher pick apart his Lake Mary Seniors Drill Lions ... Derr Starting an all-senior lineup except lor sophomore Anthony laiszulc and Junior Mike Schtnll. Lake Mary's Hams closed the season Saturday bv drubbing Oviedo's Lions. 9-3, In prep baseball at Lake Mary High School Eric "Th e Whip" llugeti picked up Ills eighth win In nine decisions by going (We Innings. Junior Neal Harris mop|>ed op In Ihr llnul Iwo frames. Scott Underwood had an Hill single In Hie llrsl as Lake Mary scored twice oil loser Tim Watson Keith Wallace had a rlbhle In the second while Donald Grayson and Drell Motif hud Hill singles In a live-run Ihlrtl C o n tin u e d fro m 5 A to contribute." Derr beh-vrs his key assrt Is confidence, something that has allowed him withstand the poor times and become productive so uncxpcctantly. Yet. he Isn’t overconfident; there are no grandiose goals like hitting .500 "I Just hope I can lead the team. |ust he a leafier and keep team. Luther hit 26 ot 33 passes for 297 yards and lour TDs as the Bulls' stampeded the 'Gades, 3110 Saturday at Orlando Stadium. lie's always trying to Improve. Gary gives 110 percent from the time practice starts until Its (litlshcd and all during games. "Th a t's what going lo muke Gary one of the Ix-itrr players around. H r has the drive to Improve himself. With that kind of drive, he can only gel better. "Every now and Ihrn you'll run Into a sophomore who will lie a bonaflde starter and do rvrrthlng. But generally they have some weaknesses some­ where. But Gary really has been a surprise all around." my uverugr up. keep It around the ,300s." says Derr. H r adds he would like to fill tlie roles now played by Herscy. Tony Cox, and Tom m y Wilks. Derr also is looking to receive a scholarship at a major four-year college, a goal Ferrell suggests Is very attainable. "Gary's got (hat one thing you wish everybody has on a team, that perfect ultltudc for un athlete," Ferrell concedes. "He's v e r y ro u e lia b le ; h r does whatever you tell him to do. und 1 Jenerette Generates Offense For Wiginton •Dritlgellc Jenerelle generated ijiiich of the offense and Anna Unllls provided the defensive spark as Oviedo Wiginton Fire sprinklers picked up a pair of Victories In the Eagles Division ol the Seminole Soil hall Club In a 1H 9 roul ot Fern Park Southland Drapery, Jenerelle Irelled a single, irlplr and home run and drove In six runs. Corrlc Lawson was -t lor 5 with Ihtce singles and a triple and Jodie Swlt/ei added a single and qoilble. Switzer was also Ihr w inning pitcher. Oviedo and Forest City I locked up In a nine-inning batilr and II w in Oviedo ihut lliutlly came out on lop. 7-0. Luwson and Sherry Seugn had two hits each to lead Wiginton ollrnslvrly while Hollis, the shortstop, turned In a number of run saving plays Sanford's Aretha Higgins hud a pair of singles for Forest City I. In other Eagles Division play. Kirn Soles and Cindy Wtllmlng hud thrre hits each as Winter Springs Credit Card Software charged past Forest City III Hlnkrr Materials. 13-11. Wlllntlng had Iwo slnlgrs and a double and drove In two runs In lead Ihr 10-hlt attack. Soles scored three times und rupjx-d out three singles while Trade Monger added a pair of singles. Hralhcr Meyer led (he way lor Hlnkrr by going 4 for 4 with Iwo Hill's. In one Hawks Division game, Ih r defensive combination of Jennifer Kruger (second haac). Missy C o x (sh o rtsto p ) and — SCOREBOARD In Starling Division action. Rhonda and Donnu Uoodrow were a potent slsler combo us Forest City Hlnkrr Construction upended Altamonte Sunlllght. It. 15. Rhonda Goodrow hud four hits, including three singles and a double and drove in three runs white Donna ulso drove In three runs with Iwo singles and u double. Kiralm Muons drove In three runs and Julmlc Linn turned a pair of double plays as Winter Springs Mary Salvugto's Girls edged Hlnkrr. 109. Linn also udtled a home run for Salvaglo's G irls while Barbara Bartels. Angels Carlisle and Brittany Scott added one hll each. Jenny Miller had two hits and drove In a pair of runs for Hlnkrr. Marcy Shrocder drilled a dou­ ble and u homer and knocked In four runs as Longwood rolled |w»l Dale Construction. 15-8. J e n n if e r T h o m a s . A n g e la Daniels and Gina Hazier drove In one run each for the winners. taitaW aart Paaiaa ito m ha* III aw " . - Daa*m M Va» M a n III *— al 1*0) TVtr-S iu tolunar to"» - W hm i'lC—.* III 1 1 « - I tZ X .vaaa*atN>aia«ria*C>l*t ft* U U S IU n tn Mundy Renteria (third ba*r| led I he wav us Alluinnntr downed W lnlrr Springs Dr. G's. 8-0. Amy Wrlsrr was the winning pitcher und henrtltlrd front Ihr play ol Kruger. Cofr and Ren­ teria, All three infleldfts played errorless hull Apr It Maiming was the leading hitler for Winter Springs with u single, double and triple. T« TUBE ” Softball a 31-yard field goal for the Bulls. 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CH*to •aOT) t o P -Caaa|iiC »— a to *• Ooap»(•"•*"* •* T ■ ato K » - e s u p a ( t* m Sheehan Wins 2nd Title In '85 LAS VEGAS. Nev. (UPI) Pally Sheehan, closing In on $1 million In official LPGA earnings during her brief but par-busting career, has captured her second tournament title of 1985. Her final round 72 Sunday was good enough to hold off a hard charge by Alice Miller to give her a 275 and the $30,000 Ural prize In the $200,000 Las Vegas LPGA stop If Miller's comclxack had carried her to first place, it would have been worth anrxtra $1 million to her Instead. M i l l e r fired a 3-under-pur 69 and settled for v ro n d spot at 277. Pal Bradley finished third , another Iwo strokes behind. Two weelts ago. Miller cap­ tured the Dinah Shore title and the sponsors offered the $1 million bonus to either her or defending Las Vegas champion Ayaka Okamoto If either woman could win the Vegas event. Okamoto settled for 22nd with a 290 total. >'-»> toss a -a. " BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (UPII Joe Cribbs isn't ready to count his Birmingham Stallions out yet. Certainly they're not out of the playing picture — a 30-3 rout of Tampa Bay Sunday cemented Birmingham's F.Hs*ern Confer­ ence lead and ; - Stallions the USFL's be." record. 7-2. But Cribbs s «■,. he can't believe the lean, out of the larger picture. “I can't see the best team In the league going down the tubes. I don't see that happening." said C rib b s, w ho gave his C ity Council som ething to think about S u n d a y , leading the Stallions with 117 rushing yards and Iwo touchdowns. The council Is expected to decide Tuesday whether lo In­ vest • ! million Into Ihc finan­ cially crippled learn, which has been searching for a new owner since Marvin Warner withdrew his support In the collapse of Ills Home Slate Savings Bank of Ohio, Alabama’s attorney general has approved the Investment proposed by Mayor Richard Ar­ rington. but the plan has not won final approval from the council. Linebacker Bill Howe, who anchored a Stallion defense that strangled T a m p a B ay's possessive "h.unlit bull" offense, said the team Is trying lo keep Its m ind off the fin an cial dilemma. "All we can do Is control what wr do on the field." Rowe said. "If we go out there and do what we can do on the field, things will take care of themselves." Cribbs. who broke Ihc 100yard mark for the (lrst lime (his season, scored on a 2-yard pass Iront Cliff Stoudt. The Bandits, sporting the league's No. I offense going Into the game, suffered five Intercep­ tions und were held to Just three llrst downs In the second half. In other U S F L action, the Houston Gamblers Jumped back on track with a 33-17 win over the Arizona Outlaws und the Baltimore Stars trimmed the I’ortland Ureaker*. 26-17. •a I Mafl - ( M « 4 # C N (« a ill » a Miller had closed to wllhln Iwo sirokes of Sheehan Sunday alter 14 holes at the Desert Inn Course, but Miller saw her hopes collapse on the par 5 15th. She was 40 yards off the green In Iwo sirokes. but hit a poor wedge shot and then three-putted for bogey, while Sheehan got down In iwo from 40 feel out for a par and kept making pars the rest of the way to capture the title. Sheehan ts now $2,400 shy of “ llw million dollar mark In career earnings and Is second to Miller on this year's money list �Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. McNamee Earns Encore HOUSTON (UP1) - Paul McNamee's success was s u rp ris in g enough without an encore. McNamee took two and a half hours to best No. 2 seed Anders Jarryd and take the River Oaks International tennis tournament crown, after upset­ ting lop-seeded Mats Wllander. McNamee, who's won Just one match this year, beat Jarryd 7-6 (7-2). 4-6. 6-2. to win the 9200.000 tourney In a match that took 2 hours. 27 minutes. Earlier In the day. McNamee. 30. had upset top-seeded Mats Wllander In a rain-delayed semifinal match. 2-6. 7-6 (7-51.6-4 "He really played well." said Jarryd. "I was surprised he could maintain his consistency against Mats In the morning and then continue It In Ihe aftrmnon against me He relly served well In both matches." McNamee. of Sydney, Australia, had not reached Ihe finals of a tournament since 1983, and he entered the tournament having won just one match this year. But he toppled four seeded players en route to the tournament finals — Including fifth-seeded Joaklm Nvstrom of Sweden In the second round and third-seeded Kevin Curren of Austin. 6-3.7-6 (7-4| In the quarterfinals. McNamee then dropped Wllander and Jan yd . who had qualified for the finals by defeating Tim Mayotte of Springfield. Mass.. 7-6 (7-51. 6-1. In a Sunday morning match "Th is tournament was a tribute to my coach (Bobby Brett I who has really worked hard to help me regain my confidence." said McNamee. McNamee. who pocketed 940.000 for the victory, won the opening set tiebreaker when Jarryd's backhand collapsed With llie score 3-2 In the tiebreaker. Ja rryd committed fuur unforced errors, three on backhands. In the second set. McNamee broke Jarryd In the seventh game when the Swede double-faulted, but Ja rryd Monday, April n , i m - J A Chris Gets The Hook Tennis hroke right back after running down a lob and hitting a spectacular return At deuce. McNamee hit a topspln lob past Jarryd. who scrambled back In time to lllck a backhand crosscourt winner thad won Ihe ncxl point with another backhand winner to even the set at 4-4. Jarryd closed out the set with a break But McNamee commanded the final set, taking two service breaks and winning the final game without giving up a point. G A R R IS O N U P S E T S L L O Y D AM ELIA ISLAND |UPI| - Alter never winning a set from diets Evert Lloyd. Zina Garrison captured two Sunday to defeat the weary No. 2 world-ranked plaver 6-4. 6-3 In Ihe 9250.000 double faults lo end the match. "C h ris has played a lot belter matches than that.” GarHson said. "I actually thought I had a good chance going Into the match. My coach (John Wllkerson) did a good Job of pumping me up And my nieces and nephews back In Houston called me loo before the match and I fell I had a lot of support." Women's Tennis Association Champi­ onships. Ninth-ranked Gnrrlson trailed 4-1 early but won the next live games to lake the first set from Evert Lloyd, who was tired from three-set singles and doubles matches last week “ 1 was trying to end the points early.** Evert Lloyd said "l didn't want lo stay out there for four hours. There was a point In the second set when I tried to reach down, but there was nothing there "Tha t was the difference." she said "But 1 have no excuses. Zina played better than she's ever played against me.” In the second set. Evert Lloyd narrowed Garrison's 4-2 lead by bouncing back from 15-40 and winn­ ing the seventh game. Bui she missed two chances to Ur the set. nnd lourth seed Garrison look advantage of a tong lob by Evert Lloyd to grab a 5 3 lead. In the next game, the tournament's top seed committed Evert l.lovd. who has won Ihe tournament three limes in the last five years, vild the first few games of the match were strenuous. "I definitely lei ll slip away," she said "You have to expect something like that to happen If you enter singles and doubles. "I don't know what would have happened If I hadn't played doubles Zina deserves a lot of credit." Garrison porkrlcd $32,000 for her llrst Ion ma men l victory of the year. “ 1 didn't really believe It when It was over." she said. i Twins Finally Win, Stop 9-Game Skid Holds Breath, Settles For 2-Hit Shutout United P re ss In tern ation al Orel Hershlser realizes that before he can be mentioned In the same breath as a Rick Sutcliffe or Fernando Valenzuela he must cross the fine line between being thrower and a thinker. "Th e key for me In this game Is mental." said Hershlser. who tossed a two hitter Sunday to spark the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 2-0 victory over the San Diego Padres. "People have told me I have the ability If I can Just conquer the mental aspect." The 26-year-old right-hander flirted with a no-hltter for si* Innings, but Instead Hershlser. only In his second major-league season, settled for his fourth career two-hltter. Tony Gywnn. last year's Na­ tional League batting king, broke up the no-hlt bid with a leadoff double In the seventh. *'l think that Intimidated him ," said 1ms Angeles pitching coach Ron Perrunoskl. "He Irled to make the perfect pitch and he started getting behind. When he puts It together, he can be nasty." T h e o n l y o t h e r hi t off H ershlser was C a rm clo Martinez a one-out single In the eighth. Hershlser, who tossed three two-hlttcrs In his rookie season, struck out eight and walked two. ‘‘I was really geared up to pitch against these guys," said Hershlser. who Improved to 2-0. "I was concentrating so hard. 1 couldn't slop even when I got to the bench. N.L. Baseball United P re ss International Things weren't going the way of the Minnesota Twins, picked C ard s 6 . P ira tes 0 to challenge for the American At St. Louis, Terry Pendleton League West Mile. slugged his first career grand The Twins had dropped nine slam and rookie Vince Coleman straight games and their 2-9 stole three bases to lift Ihe rrcord matched their worsl since Cardinals to their third straight moving from Washington D C . victory. Bob Forsch. 2-0, picked 25 years ago They were looking up the victory as he continues for someone lo lift them out of his comeback from back sur­ the doldrums. gery. Pittsburgh starter Jose Ilis io ry has proved J o h n DeLeon. 0-2, was the loser. Butcher perfect for the part. Reds 1, Giants 0 Behind Butcher's three Hitter At C in cin n a ti. E ric Davis aird Kirby Puckett's two-run tripled and scored on a balk and single, the Twins defeated the To m Browning pitched eight Oakland A's 2-0 Sunday to end scoreless Innings to lead the their slide Reds to Ihclr seventh straight "Th e way Butcher pitched. It victory Sunday, over San Fran­ picked everyone up." Minnesota cisco. Browning, 2 0 , gave up manager Hlllv Gardner said. five fills and struck out six. Reds "We also got a key two-out player-manager Pele Rose did single by Puckett to bring In two not play and remains 83 hits shy runs We Jusi haven't been of breaking T y Cobb's hit record getting these kind of hits." of 4.191. Butcher has been a stopper for Gardner since coming to the A stro s 4, B raves 2 Twins alter the 1983 season. At Atlanta. Bob Knepper. BUI The 28-year old right hander has Dawley, and Dave Smith com­ stopped five losing streaks In his bined on a seven-hitter to lift lime with Minnesota Houston. Knrpper, 1-0. surren­ "I went out with the Idea of dered four hits over six Innings to get the victory. Dawley gave Len Barker had another rough outing as Ihe Braves lost to pitching the best 1 co uld ," Butcher said. “ They (the A*»l up three hits In 1 1-3 tnnlnngs the Astros. Barker tailed to last through the third Inning. were swinging ul u lot of early while Smith hurled the final 1 singled In the go-ahead run and pitches, so I relied on my fastball 2-3 Innings of hitless relief for r u n s as C h i c a g o h a l t e d his first save. Len Barker, who Montreal's four-game winning pinch hitter Greg Gross doubled 80-85 percent of Ihe time " In two runs to highlight a failed to last three Innings, look streak. Eckersley. 2-1, recordrd Ids second consecutive shutout. four-run sevrnlh Inning aa the Royals 3. T igers 2 the loss. David Palmer, 0-2. was the loser Al Detroit. D a rryl Motley's Phillies outlasted New York Cubs 4 . Expos 0 Tim Raines went I for 4 and Kevin Gross. 12. pitched lour Iruscs-loudcd single oil Ihe lop ol At Montreal. Dennis Eckersley stole a base strong Innings loget the victory. Ihe fence In right -center Held blanked Ihe Expos on five hits Phillies 10. MetsO Doug Sisk. 1-1, was tagged with hroke a 2-2 tie with onr out In and Rlchlr Hebner drove In three At Philadelphia. Ozzlc Virgil (h r I till Inn ing and lifted the loss. A.L. Baseball Kansas City. The victory went lo Dan t)ulsenl*erry. who pitched 2 2-3 Innings In his fourth straight day of action to raise hta record lo 1-2. Indians 3 , Y a n k ees O Al New York, light-hitting Tony Bemazard rapped his sec* ond homer In two days and three Cleveland pitchers combined on a seven-hitter to lift Cleve­ land. Former Yankees Pat Tablcr and Otis Ni x on added RBI singles us the Indians captured ihclr fourth victory In their last six games. W hite Box 7 , Red Box 2 Al Chicago, a throwing error by Boston pitcher Murk Clear In the seventh Inning allowed two runs to score anil Ignited a seven-run Inning that downed Boston. O rioles 3 , Blue J i y i 2 At Toronto. Gary Rocnlcke helled a two-run homer and Dennis Martinez and T ip p y Martinez combined on a sixbiller lo lead Baltimore. Angels 9 . M ariners 2 A l Anaheim, Calif.. Rod Carcw, drawing within 57 hits of thn 3,(XX) mark, stroked two doubles lo drive In one run and scored Hirer times to pare California past Seat lie. R angers 5, B re w e rs 2 Al Milwaukee, IXm Slaught hit a solo home run and added twa singles and Cliff Johnson belted another solo shot to power Te x ­ as. BASEBALL ROUNDUP STANDINGS A M I 1 IC A N K ill Detroit Tovonto Belttmoro Botton Mtlrvouke* New York Cleveland Wettl* Oeklond Celttormo Chitogo non*** City TikOt Mmn*lotta LEAGUE Wtil S a tu rd a y I R M u lt i Detroit 4. xenkat City ] T o ro n to J, B a l t i m o r e ! No* York t. Cleveland ! 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Ihe Suns try to bounce buck from 0-2 against ihe Lakers In Phoenix and the Spurs, lied l - l . go at the Nuggets at San Antonio. Pm FI IS-S0R1) FIIV7SS14 FIOVTStU FIM-T1R1* FISStTWIS FflVTSaiS F22V7H1S rn vTs a is CRM!■■■ OSH SI ss ssss UM • IM ffH A IM M IS $ 46?-5 i«9c%oa, b»g Mibigt. iragdAbekgo »,mU gygiAi aartMl A P P 1 T T O D A Y - IN S T A N T CREDIT A O K TIRE M A R T MON rat X s to S»t » I 00 i 3 2 2 -7 4 8 0 711 I S HUNCH Ski UM0RD t ■ S -4k • f Y -a -g g •« �•A— Evgnin* Herald, Sanford, Ft. Monday, April 71, 1HJ Sam Cook Lyman To Reverse Flow, Win District DELAN D — Picking the winner of l he DlMrlrt 4A-9 Daneball Tournament the pant two yearn hasn't been so hard. Apopka's Rodney Brewer and Hilly Johnson saw to that. Those two talented young rnen helped reverse a trend which has made the district one of ihe most un­ predictable In Florida. Until Brewer and Johnson worked their magic Ihc past two years, the previous nine had been unpredictable. No conference champion prior lo Apopka the past two seasons had ever won the district, too. So what do you do? Slay with recent history and forecast Into the future? The prospect becomes even more cumbersome this year as three teams In the dlslrict — Lake Mary. Apopka and Lyman — are ranked In the stair's lop 10 and one other, DeLand. should Ire. Allhough Lake Mary has the best (cam. the Mummies probably won't win. Nine of 11 times, Ihe best team hasn't. Although Apopka has the most district tournament experience (every siarier excepl one has played on iwo winners), Ihe Blue Darters probably won't win either Allhough DeLand has the home field advantage. Ihe Bulldogs probably won't win either. Lyman will probably win the tournament. W hy? Several reasons. Lyman lias the l»csi pitcher In Derek Llvrrnols (SI-2 and 111 strike mils). Lyman has the most-feared hlltrr In Paul Alegre (.415 and five homers). Lyman Has the hottest hitler In Mike Henley (.35(1) Lyman has the most exciting freshman In Chris Brock (.313). Lym an has a good Irudoff hitler In Kvlc Brubaker. Lym an has Ihr best fielding first baseman In Clint Baker. Lyman bus u solid catcher and good left-handed stick ( 324) In Jim Odom Hut maybe one nl tlte biggest reasons Is that l-akc Mnry's Mike Schrnlt, the one player who could dominate the tournament with tils bnl ami arm. Is not 1(X) percrni. Schmll Is still suffering Ih r after affects of mononnclrosls and appears to tie ahottt HO percent. With Ihe lies! clutch player not at his best, II will open I lie door for Ihe Greyhounds. Also. Lyman Is also fundamentally sound. I hr Greyhounds know how to limit and coach Hob McCullough knows when to use II Lyman Is also In a good bracket. Llvernols goes against Lakr Howell Tuesday A will puls Ihr 'Hounds against DeLand or Seminole Thursday, Another win puts them In the final. If Lyman wins Tuesday, llyim i Oversireel will pilch Thursday against DeLand I've known Ihls young man a long lime und hr won't let me down. Besides. If he does, he'll never see Ills name In this ncwspai>cr again What more Incentive could you have? Metz, Livernois Fin ish On Top Lake Mary's Rod " C .J ," Met/ and Lyman's I>erek Ltvenmts were Ihe top lilt ter und pitcher, resjjcctlvely. In the final regular reason Seminole County Baseball Leaders rrleuaed Sunday Melz. Ihe Rams’ slugging senior catcher, completed a very consistent allowing with nine homers and 40 runs batted In lo lead Imtli categories. He also finished second lo Oviedo's Eric Shogrrn In hailing average 1.500 lo 4301, Melz was also runner-up In runs and second In doubles. Llvernols. Lyman's senior right-hander, tied Luke Mary's A nt ho ny l.as/ulc and Lake lirunlley's Hrud Dunn with nine wins He led the county with 111 strikeouts. Eric "The W hip" Hagen won eight games und had (hr county's only no-hlltcr. Paul Alegre, Lyman's senior center fielder, led Ihe county In triples with tluec and lied for Ihe doubles lead with Luke Howell's John Canfield und Llvernols, Each had 11. Mark Merchant. Oviedo's swill sophomore, swiped 33 bases In 37 ultemptn lo lead file county In that category. Shogrrn finished second with 2H thefts In 33 tries. Shogrrn. a senior center fielder, finished with 32 tills In 64 at hats for .500 even. Me tz 1.436). Alegre (.415). Merchant (.409) and Lake Howell senior Dave Marlclle |,400| w rrr next Lake Mary senior center fielder Stoll U n ­ derwood close with a rush to lead tn runs with 38. Metz (36), Lyinnn senior Kyle llruluikrr (33) und l-ake Mury sophomore Shane Lrltrrlo |32l were next Inline. Luke Hranllry Junior T im Smith, a smooth left-hander, closed strongly to lake- the eiirtteel run average crown. Smith finished with a line I 7H ERA. Pltchrrs needed 30 or more innings tei qualify. Seminole's workluitse duo ol Brian Shrlllrld und James llersey logged the most Innings. Sheffield, a Junior right -hander, hurled 76 liming* und Hrraey. a senior tight-hamlet, finished with 71. Llvernols was next with 67 and L iu a lc totaled 60 Lak e M ary's Rod 'C .J.' M eti, left, led the county In homers and runs hatted In while L y m a n 's Derek Liv e rn o is was Ihe lop pitcher. ’ sophomore third baseman, provides consistent hitting from the left side of the plate and Mindy Manuel Is the county's top pinch hitter. DeShetler has been Lake Mary's most consistent hitter while Averlll started out hot but has Continued from 5A cooled off a bit, Lisa Santulli has been a good Lake M ary (6) a t Lake H ow ell (3) — The clutch hitter for the Lady Rams. Lym an (S) at Mainland (4) — Both of these third-seeded Lady Hawks and sixth-seeded Lady Rams square off for round four. Lake Howell has teams have been on roller coster rides all season long. taken 2 of 3 from Lake Mary Ihls season. Mainland started on an upward path by This game brings together two of the best heating both DeLand and Apopka In the same defensive (cams In Ihe area, and It would be week. Bui the Lady Bucs have been very hard to find two (letter In Ihe state. Both team* Inconsistent as they have lost to the two bottom are Impressive up the middle. Th e Lake Howell teams In the conference. Seminole and Spruce tandem of Sandy Gillies (second base) and Grace Creek. b y (shortstop) have combined to turn more Lyman was fortunate to have played Its best double plays than any team In thr conference. games when they counted the most. Lyman Lake Mary also has an excellent combination In won four games In the conference and only one Kirn Averlll at shortstop and Lisa Slmklns at other game all season. In one week, the Lady •a-enml. All four of those players are seniors. Greyhounds tieat both Seminole and Lake Mary Tw o of the finest outfielders will also be on to sew up the fifth seed In the tournament. The display Wednesday afternoon. l-akr Howell's following week. Lvman lost to Seminole and Eileen Thlrbauth. a senior, has u good glove and Lake Mary. Lyman has the top power hitter In Seminole rifle arm III It'll field. L#k* Mary's Karen DcShriler. a |unlor. ha*saved the l-ady Ramson County In Junior Denise Stevens The strong tuitneious occasions with her brilliant play In armed shortstop has five home runs and five triples and has driven In 22 runs In 16 games the outfield. Offensively. Lake Howell has the edge with Also providing power Is third baseman Valerie Tlilcbuulh. the county's leading hitler. Gillies I'ricc and first baseman Kristie Kaiser. Mary and Ley nil hitting over .400. Erin Hankins, a Ryan Is an excellent Iradoff hitler Chris Flster ...Softball ...Baseball Continued from BA Lrudoll bluer Kyle Brubaker was one of ihe county’s lop run scorers while No. 2 man Mike Henley swung the hottest bat over the final Ihrrr weeks to finish at .359. Freshman third baseman Chris Brock 1,313) and catcher -Jim Odom (.3241 Insulate Alegre and Llvernols from the rear. McCullough said he will send Llvernols against Lakr Howell Tuesday and providing Lyman wins, come back with Byron Overstreet (6 1) on Thursday. "Llvernols will do Ihe Job," said McCullough confidently. "Th e n , we’ll have lo see When Oversireel gels his curve down, lie’s very effective. I hope he gels a chance lo show how effective." Lake Howell, which doesn't have Its usual solid pitching. Is a darkhorse. "I've been real Impressed with Ihr way we’re played lately," •silil lllrto Benjamin after l-akr Howell took Lake Mary Into rxlrn timings several weeks ago. "Wc Jusl have lo pul It together for the district." A year ago. Lyman went Into the l-ake Howell game looking ahead and llic Silver Hawks lore lhem up "We don't want that to hapjien again," said Llvernols. "I don't know what the final score was hut they beat us by more than five runs." I.lvrrnuls said a different attitude prevails Ihls year al Lyman. "I don't think we wanted It as bad last year," lie said. "Th is year we have more seniors and we rrully want It. ' The pitching will lie there. Il all depends on the hilling. Our chances are really good. All we Fearless Forecast Sees Lake Howell I'm reaching for It. Oh no* Somebody stop me. Ha. ha. ha. ha. It's too late. I've turned on the computer. That can only mean one thing. The sometimes accurate, sometimes dreaded, outlawed In 13 stairs (and the Bahamas) and not yet critically acclaimed Fearless Flster Forecast Is back. Don't bet your Income tax return on my picks, but they aren't ready for the bottom of the bird cage yet. This week, the Forecast Is back to choose the 4A-9 District Softball winner. Here's the four-day outlook for those of you seiirlnit at home: Tuesday's opening round gnmr has Seminole traveling to Spruce Creek for a playoff for the eighth seed. The winner plays top seeded Apopka Wednesday. It should be an offensive battle with the sticks of Jackie Farr and Janet Hauck making the difference for the Lady Tribe — Sem inole 10. Sp ruce Creek 6 have to do Is win that first game," he added Wise said would pitch lefty Keith Ussrcy agalnsi Lake Brantley, The smooth-throwing Junior posted an 8-2 mark this yrar and pul on quite a show In the final of the Colonial Classic when he belted two homers anti then came on to strike out Mel* and Schrnlt to seal the win. Ussrey, a Junior, said one ol the Darters problems has been replacing the leadership of all stater Rodney Brewer and shortstop Billy Johnson. "Rodney used always gel us going and Billy took control In the Infield." said Ussrey. "We don’t really have that kind of leader Ihls year but we've still done a lot better than most |ieople thought." Lake Brantley, meanwhile, received a needed defensive transfusion from third baseman Mike I’liickes and another shot In the arm of the mount) staff when Kenny Chapdrlalne became eligible April 8. I’lnckes Is tearing Ihe cover off Ihe hall with nine hits In 16 at-hats for a .563 average. Chapdelalnr tuned for the district tiy striking out five ol six hitlers against Trinity firrp Friday. Patriot coach Gary Smith said he would siart senior lefty Brad Dunn against the Blue Darters. "You have to throw a lefty against Apopka," pointed out Smllty. "Brad Is 9-1 and Apopka hasn't seen him The key lo thetr team Is (Sydney) Lowitian. (Mike) Hlndc. (Tim Oxley) and Ussrey. And. they're all left handed." Along with Plnckes, Juniors Mark Coffey. Mlkr Davis and Mike Beams are hilling over 300. Senior Kevin Bass has been the hottest Patriot at the plate. "W e have everybody now." said Smith. "If we can put It together, we have a chance. Our pitching anti defense have to hold up. I know we're going to hit." TU ES D A Y : Seminole's chance* against DrUtnd W inner s t Apopka — If II wins. Seminole will then tangle with the No. I Lady Blue Darters who arc tough at home. Seminole’s defense will be put to the test right away Wednesday and It Is Imperative that the Tribe doesn't fall behind early. Apopka Just has too many bullets for the Seminolcs lo dodge — Apopka 7, Seminole 3 B ran tley at DeLand — DeLand has seen most teams In ihe district Just once this season and Brantley didn't look to good the first time It played. But the Lady Patriots are a different team when the tournament rolls around. Brantley was also a hard lurk team In Ihe regular season, losing seven games by one run. —- Lake B ran tley 3, DeLand 2 Lake Mary at Lake Howell — The Lady Hawks weren't tested In Ihe first round of last year's tournament and. after a breeze tn Its opener. Lakr Howell was stunned by Apopka In the semifinals. This one won't be a breeze for the l-ady Hawks, l-akc Mary's defense will keep it close but Lake Howell will have Ihe edge offensively. It could tie decided late In the game, maybe In extra Innings. — Lake Howell 1, Lake M aryO Lym an a t Mainland — There Is no fence at Mainland High Unless the host Lady Bucs play her very deep, they will gel burned by Lyman's Denise Stevens. There are a few other players on Ihe Lyman squad capable of burning the Hues who. unlike the Phoenix, will not rise out of their own ashes. — Lym an 9 , Mainland 4 If It happens Ihls way. and I stress the If. In the first round, look for Howell to outlast Brantley and Apopka to trim Lyman In the semis, setting up an Apopka-Lakr Howell rematrh In the final.! — Lake Howell B, Apopka 3 , COUNTY BASE FINAL COUNTY I f ANO ING t 1 Star Iflfct Mery 1*1 Lyman 1J f Laka Br«nh*y ft L ai# Hawaii / It Sa'ttirtcH# * 1} Tu rn OBC Ovleifd 1I Df«t All I4f 71* II S I ) 1 • • 1* It S It n u > 11 to is Dill All la 9 19 FINAL COUNTY H IT T IN G LEADERS IL*ttmp Avar ago l-layar Tram AB H .AVO Eric Shogran, Oviado *4 MO 3) Mod M#»f l*k# Mery *4 41 43* Maul Alegre. Lyman 94 19 411 Mar* Merchant, Oviado 409 tl 10 Dav# Mar!#!t# Lak# Hawaii *0 400 14 Brett Moll#. Lak# Mary 300 rf 30 D#r#k UvarnoU. Lyman •4 249 21 tony Bel Mower, Oviedo 1 4 3*1 M I d Taufeeniae Laka Ho*r#ll It 140 V Mik* ManIff. Lyman 339 II 2* Ktvln Batt. Laka Brantley 90 344 21 44 344 Mila Scfimltr lak* Mary 71 By an Ll«>a. Lak* Mary 4100 14 340 K#vin Mill. Laka Mary 94 340 21 latter Cabfvra* Oviedo 4J 223 21 Mark Coffey, Lake Brantley 9) 233 21 Tony Co#, ^emtnoi# 329 IS H Jim Odom. Lyman 4* 324 27 Gary Derr. Veminoi# 224 FI >1 Mike Davit, Lake Brantley 90 29 327 Shane Latter lo, lak# Mary 109 IS 121 Mark Mofmanri, 0Medo S3 II 111 Si oil U nder wpod lake Marit 104 12 311 Mik# B t im i Lak# Brantley •9 20 IIS Crneit Marttnej, Howell FO 314 22 Chrt« Brock. Lyman 44 20 313 John Canfield Lake Howell 34 22 111 Bofctiy Bradley. Oviedo St II 309 Hon Natherton Lake Mary V 309 10 keiih Wallace, Lake Mary 39 100 17 Dan B«aty. Lake Brantley M 21 101 Anlhany L*((*!< L*k# Mary LJ 10 m JamatHattay. Saminola •0 24 300 Eric Martin*!. Maaolt SI 794 IS John L o*r ,*. 0* lado *1 19 m Bobby Millar, LakaMowail 44 It m Brian ShaMiald, Saminola ft 204 22 Brad Dunn. Lak* Branllay *1 19 304 Kyi* Brubakar. Lyman 44 204 7S Donald Gray ton. Lata Mary SM 1* 21* John Ban* Lyman II 2/4 *1 Mark Schnllkar. Lak* Hawaii M 10 2*1 Larry Thomat Saminola u 339 14 Hoy Jantan. Saminola 42 It >42 Scot! Wanton Lak* Howall tt 241 Andy Dunn Lak* Branllay tot 74 230 Jail Bl#k*. Sami no** 21 2 230 Vic Hobarlt. Lak* Hawaii 49 1* 1)2 Ham* rum Rad Mali, Lak# Mary .... t1-iriTlJ M.k# Schm.t lata Mary ton. Cat, Saminola Paul Alapr*. Lyman And, Dunn Lak* Branllay Shan* LaMana. Lak* Mary Brail Mall* LakaMary Donald Graykan. Laka M ar, ScaM Undaraoad. Lak* Mary Jamet Mertey Seminole Coffev Lak# Brantt#v E mail Martinai Lak* Hawaii Scott Munton. laka Hawaii Tony Baillawor. Oviado Brad Ounn. Lak* Branllay John Canllald. Lak# Howall Gary Dorr. Saminola Mika Davlk. Lak# Branllay Ryan LIP*. Lak# Mary Mik* Hanlay. Lyman Baaly. Lak* Branllay Baamt. Lak* Branllay Darak Llvarnait. Lyman Kyi* Brubakar, Lyman Mark Marchanl. Oviado Bait Laka Brarllav Jim Odom, Lyman Safety Mtllev le t# Ho*eM John Ldafic. Oviedo Tim Walton, Oviedo Vic Refeertft. Late Howell Dav* MarMIta. Lak* Hawaii Randy Farquton Oviado ......t / s | 4 4 4 4 4 ....... 1 ....... 1 1 f | t 2 t .| > 2 > i i 1 i 1 ,| i I 1 i 1 i Rvni u n u m M tti. i a « M » , MU* Schmll, l i t * Mar y Paul Alagr* Lyman Darak U a n s H . Lyman llrall Moll# Lav* Mac y Ryan lH I* LakaMary D o lt. La** Branllay Shan# Lallarlo. Lak* Mary Erie Shogrtn, Oviado Tony Coa. Saminola .... Jim Odom. Lyman Ed Taubanta*. Lak# Mon*II Ernatl Marllnai, Lak* Howall Hon Natharton. Lako Mary Mik* Baami. Lak* Branllay Mika Manlay. Lyman Mark Mac chant. Or-ado John CanCtaid Lak* Hawaii Mark CoMay. Lak* Branllay Donald Drayton. Lak* Mary Scon Undar mod. L aka Mary KaylnHill. LakaMary Scott Munton. Lak* Homll tony Baltiomr, Oyiado Savin Ban Lak* Branllay tri*la« Pawl A l.g r. Lyman ............. Shan* Lallarlo Lak* Mary Mark Marchanl Oyiado Mark CoMay, Lak* Branllay Syl* Brubakar. Lyman Mik* Sthmll Lak* Mary Mik* Davit. Lak* Branllay Savin Bat*. Lak* Branllay Brian Shalliald, Saminola Eric Shogran, Oviado Brad Dunn. Lak* Branllay Scott Undar mod. Lak* Mary Mik* Baamt. Laka Branllay La* Barnbaum. Lak* Branllay Mik* Manlay. Lyman Tony Dalllowar Oviado Clint Bakar. Lyman Sally II y tall. LakaMary Dewbla* John Cantlald. Laka Kamil Past Alas'*. Lyman...... Oarak llvarnait. Lyman Hod Mall. Lak* Mary M-ka Davlk. Lak* Branllay Jim Odom. Lyman Mark Mar chant, Oviado Mark CoMay, Lak* Branllay Kyi* Brubakar. Lyman Kavm Mill. Lak* Mary Kavin Bat* Lak* Branllay ScaM Undar wood Lak* Mary Cary Darr. Sammol# Mik* Schrnlt, Lak* Mary 6r*M Moil* Lak* Mary Slalan kata* Mart Marchanl. Ovtad* ........ Eric Shogran, Oviado Jama* Martay. Sammal* Ryan LlaJ*. Lak* Mary Kyi* Brubakar. Lyman Larry Thomat. Sammol* Tony Balllomr. Oviado Chrit Brock. Lyman Cary Dorr. Saminola Mark Motmann. Oviado I t liar Cabrara. Oviado Pawl Alagra. Lyman Jimmy BarraM. Oviado Andy Omm. Lak* Branllay Mika Davit. Lak* Branllay Own* ScaM Dadarwoad. Lak* Mary Hod Mali LakaMary Kyi* B'ubakar. Lyman Shan* Lallarlo. LakaMary Mark Marchanl. Oviado John Can I laid. Lak* Mamll Andy Dunn. Lak* Branllay Kavm Hill. LakaMary Ryan LltJ*. Laka Mary D*r*k Llvornoi* Lyman Mark CoMay Lak* Branllay Mik* Davit. Lak* Branllay Eric Shogran, Oviado Paul Alas'*. Lyman Anlhany La ua K. Lak* Mary Mik* Baami. Lak* Branllay « Jl M a it ji ji ji it » » » jj n ji JO X JO JO IJ It I* It II II ,...! I I ....I I I II II .11 Hon NafN'kOn, Lake Mary Jim Odom Lyman Gary Derr, Seminole Frna-*t Martinet. Lak# Howell . Bruit Molle. Lake Mary Mike Schrnlt* Lake Mary COUNTY PITCHING LC A D IR S Inaiitft .... Brian Sheffield. Seminole.... . Jamet Hereey, Seminole Derek Liver noil Lyman Anthony LatialC. Lake Mary Brad Dunn. Lake Brantley Byron Ov#rttreet. Lyman Jorge Del Monte Lake Howell Fric Hagen. Lake Mary Tim Smith, Lake Brentiey Creig Duncan, Oviedo Pet Lutk Lak* Brantley Mike Schrnlt. leke Mary Neal Harm. Lake Mary David Martin. Lake Howell T im Wat non. Oviedo CregM#y#f Lyman Damon Marietta. Lake Howell Clint Dakar,, Lyman BUI McCurdy, Oviedo Bobby Bradley. Oviedo Kevin Bate. Lake Bronttey Ted Hamreth. Lake Howell W*n%/ Lei tec Anthony Lauaic. Lake Mary ■rad Dunn. Lake Brantley Darak Llyarnoii. Lyman ErlcHapan LakaMary Byrsn OvarHraal Lyman Mik* Schmll. Lak* Mary Brian Shalftald. Sammol* Clint Bakar Lyman Cratq Duncan. Oviado Oavld Martin. Lak* Hawaii Pal Lulk Lak* Branllay Tim Smith. Lak# Branllay Jorg* DalMont* Lak* Howall Jama* Harkay, Saminola Slav* Rapa, Saminola Craig Mayor Lyman Tad Ramrom lak* Hawaii Bill McCurdy. Oviado Nool Harm. Lako Mary 11 21 JO ...... JO JO JO .......It /I 4> *4 *7 40 3* 34 S3 V 43 . 29 1) 79*i 79"» 79 JI*Y Jl R i I9*y it . IM ......... t 9 1 4 * 3 4 4 ) 1 ) J 3 t 2 .1 2 1 l 7 1 1 7 4 1 * 0 4 4 * 1 0 0 1 1 2 * I I I J ...I t * a s i s jj it i* u i* IS II II II ..II ..II 10 10 f * N M U n j* jo JT j* is Earnad roaavorago ( Minimum M Inning.} Tim Smith. Lak* Branllay M,kt Schmll. LakaMary Anthony Laua,c laka Mary Darak Llvarnait. Lyman Pal Lulk. Laka Branllay Brad Ounn, Lak* Branllay Byron Ov*r*tr##t Lyman Eric Hapan. Lak# Mary Brian Sh*tfl*ld Sammol# NaalHarrlk LakaMary Jama* H#rvay. Saminola Craig Duncan, Oviado Jorga DolMent* Lak* Hawaii 1La«i Man M Muimgt 1 Bobby Bradtay. OvWdo Bill McCurdy. Oviodk Marlin. Laka Hawaii Kavm Batt Lak* Branllay Daman M*,i«ti* Lak* Howall CUM Bakar. Lyman Craig Mayor. Lyman Tim Wattan o . lado Slrikaavl* Oarak Llvarnait. lymaa Jam** Martay. Sammol* E m Hagan. LakaMary Brian Shaltwld. Saminat* Craig Duncan. Oviado Brad Dunn. Lak# Branllay Byron Ovorylraat Lyman Pal Link. Lak# Branllay Mit# Schmll. Laka Mary Tim Smith. Laka Branllay Anlhany La ua k. Lak* Mary Jorg* DalAAoni* laka Howall .».T*„UtlMI*1»H 7 IS 1M 7*1 117 305 J 13 3M 3 9* 4 03 4 74 4 17 4 10 1 02 1 20 1 47 101 749 300 MS 3 *0 ________ in 91 41 39 , ... 30 S4 . . H 44 43 . _____ 34 IS J4 11 JJ l***i Livarnatt J. Ovortiraai 1. Lauak I. Rood J. Mayor 1. Bait I. Smith I. Wiikt 1, Wattan I, Baitionar I Jl n » » II SOURCE County CaacSat uarofeaaki Campikd By tom Caab DeLand Lake Mary Dominate All-5 Star DeLand. with lour selections, and Lake Mury. with three, dominated the Five Star Conference's All-Conference team picked Sunday by tlte conference coaches. DeLand grabbed three of the Infield positions as second baseman Chuck Graham, shorstop Ed Cotbell and third l>useman Troy Blevins earned portlilons. All are solid fielders and good hitters. The Bulldogs' fourth spot was taken by outfielder Paris Hayden. All are seniors. l-ake Mary, which won the conference to earn coach Allen Tuttle Coaeh of the Year laurels, landed senior catcher Rod "C .J." Metz. Junior first baseman Mike Schrnlt and sophomore pitcher Anthony Laszalc. Metz hit nine homers, drove In 40 runs and hatted 436. Schrnlt hit seven homers and drove In 33 runs. Laszalc won nine of 10 decisions. Lyman placed two players on the elite squad. Derek Livernois repealed us a pitcher and Paul Alegre, the designated hitler last year, was voted an outfield spot Llvernols won nine of I I decisions and struck out 111 hlttrrs Ills earned run average was 2 64 Alegre baited .415 with live homers. Apopka senior Mlkr Hlndc earned un outfield Spot and Blue Darter Junior Krllh Ussrey was named as one of three pitchers Spruce Creek's Mark Bovter was tabbed as the designated hitter. Seminole senior James Hersey wus a secoudicam outfielder, l-ake Mary's Kevin Hill (third base), Shane Letlrrto (shortstopl. Scott U n ­ der wood (outfield). Brett Molle (outfield) and Eric Ihe Whip" Hagen were ull serond-team seleclions. All Flv* tlar CanJaranc* T u n t ir o Mam Firti bat* — Mik* Schmil. Lak* Mary, junior Locoml bat* - Chuck Graham. OaLand tan .or Shoot top - Ed Cor ball OaLand. tanior Third bat* - Troy B lav mi Da Land. tamar OuMiald - Mik* Mind*. Apopka tamor Outtiald - Paul A l*ora, Lyman, tanior OuMiald - Pant Maydan. OaLand tanior Catchor — Rod Mall, Lak* Mary, kanior Puchor - Darak llvarnait. Lyman, tanior PiHhar - Anthony Latjalc. Lak* Mary, tophomor* Pitthar - KaiihUtway . Apepka. lumor t>***Hn#Wd hlMar — Mark Bailor. Sprue* Croak, tophomor a Latand Mam F irtl bat* - Kavin Wokkal. OaLand tan .or **<ond b*k* - KyU Brubakar. Lyman, tanior Short*top - Tony Johnton. Apopka, tanior Short*top - Shan* L altar » Lak# Mary, tophomor* Third bat* - Kavin Mill. Lak# Mary, kantor OuMiald - Jam** Martay. Saminola. tanior Outtiald - Scan Undar wood. Lak* Mary, tonlor OuMiald - Bran Mall*. Lak* Mary. |umor Catdwr - Sydnay Lawman. Apopka, tanior P.tchor — Brad Dunn. Laka Branllay, tanior P<Ichor - Dov* Barnard. OaLand, tanior Pitthar - Eric Hagan. Laka Mary, tanior Oat-gnoMd Mltar - Chrit Brack. Lyman, trothman P int bat* - Donald Dr aykm (Lak* Mary, tamar I. Tony Cpi (lamina** tamar). Kirk WUay I Sprue* Croak. luMar). CIM1 Baku I Lyman, tamar). Kavin B u t I Laka Branllay. tamar I *0*0"R R**a - John Jack yon (Apopka. Iwruar). Ran Hatfwtei I Laka Mary, tamar I. Em ail Martinai (Laka Hawaii, tomygmortT MorttMp - Tim Mackatlrath I Sprue* Crook, tanior | Briar ShaMiald IWm-naM. lumar). And, Dunn (Laka Branu*y. topho moral. John Canhald (Lak# Hawaii. k*m*r). E S S W rf * * * ham (M SaM - Mika H*m*y I Lyman, tamar). Ryan LI*M ILaka Mor* tbphamoral. Etta* Johnion (Sprue# Croak, aamar) Mika Baum. (La k. Brant lay. Ionian Dan Booty ILaka Branllay. |imK» I £*'<*•* — Jim Odom (Lyman, toner) Mika Oavlt ILaka SranAav lumar). Altrank HiUmayor (DoLandl « * ■ annoy **•Ichor - ScaM Andartan (OaLand. tamar). Byron (Lyman, lumar I. Kami Cawrlnpton (Sprue, o J o T ^ u n k T E Smith (Lak* Branllay ,witarl. Tim O vky lApcwkj T(£ AbdalSprucaCraak. lumar). Skip Comma l A p m ^ U n i T r ’ ’ Dai-anaMO hittar - Brian Johnton i OaLand. tamer | �PEOPLE E v e n in g H e ra ld . S a n fo rd , F I . M o nda y, A p r il J J . I t U - I B Those Who Don't Pay For Fire Protection Could Get Burned Dear Abby DONNA JUSTUS. NEWPORT. ARK. DEAR ABBY: I am amazed that you would criticize the volunteer firefighters for refus­ ing to risk their lives to save the home of someone who was loo cheap to pay $20 a year to protect It. If you don't carry automobile Insurance and are involved In a collision, do you really think you could call an Insurance agent and say. "Quick, write me up a policy to cover the wreck I Just had!"? W.W. McCULLOCH. WENATCHEE, WASH. 1. Rescuing people from burning buildings. 2. Protecttlng adjoining pro­ perty from catching fire. 3. Pulling the fire out. Nowhere ts there any mention of money. I hope the citizens of Salem. Ark. will do something to correct this problem. TAMI HARRIS, CAPTAIN. BOLES ACRES VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. DEAR ABBY: I would like to def en d the a c t io n of the firefighters. We have a similar situation In Kuntoul. III. The taxpayer* support our volunteer fire department within the city limits. Protection Is offered to resident* and businesses outside the city limits for a fee of $25 annually. Most residents pay the fee willingly, hut some Ignore the bills repeatedly. I have Instructed our chief lo respond only to save lives (not propcrtyl should wc receive a call from anyone who con­ sistently falls lo pay. If people were allowed to pay at the scene of the Arc. there would be no Incentive lo support the department through fees. The homeowner whose home was burned madr his choice long before the fire started. KATY B. PODAQROSI, MAYOR. VILLAGE OF RANTOUL, ILL. DEAR ABBY: So you think the volunteer firefighters should have saved that $150,000 house even though Its owner had not paid his $20 annual dues? Oh DEAR ABBY: The Jerk who sure. Just like Blue Cross should refused to pay $20 membership pick up your $50,000 hospltul lo a rural fire department, then till! even though you failed to cried because the volunteer pay your ppremlums. and the firefighters refused to light the Los Angeles Police Dept, will fire, makes me boll. It costs me a respond to a burglary In Santa lot of muriry to purchase and Monica. maintain Arc equipment. I have no sum pa l hy lor a nut I was a chairman of a rural Arc who owns a $150.(XX) home and department that went out of r e f u s e s to p a y a m r n s l v business because (here were loo $20 a-year fee In case he has a many freeloader*. Our nation fire, lie took a gamble and Inst! can't afford Irccloadcrs If you If the volunteer firefighters don t tx'llcvr It. look at our had fought that fire, nntxKly In national debt. the community would ever pay CHARLES L.BIIUNK, his dues again. W hy should he, If JOPLIN. MO. DEAR A BBY: Please point out the fact that there are three Salems in Arkansas They are: Salem, Ark., in Fulton County: Salem. Ark., In Pike County: and Salem. Ark.. In Saline County. Ahby. please make it clear that the volunteer firemen who ref­ used to fight a fire because the homeowner had not paid his $20 dttes were nof from Fulton County — they were from Saline County. I feel that people who would stand by and let a home burn when they could have saved It should not be alowed to hr firemen. TO N IG H T S TV MONWOT *r> ugtf montvy ■ paw Som an ec­ centric aunt, and a eeeme to work it a magic good-ktek cnarm |R> CD O MOVtC 1105 12 CAT VPN 11:30 Uktkthon Man |ttr«) Owaun Hodman. Laurence 8:00 8 ® (D O ® 81 (M l MACNCN. / h cw sh our til <t| UIVERNE t SHIRLEY 6:03 O BEVERLY M U M i n 8 30 Q III ___ I hndt MmkH at the marry at a terrifying Former h id cFuedaei aaarchmg (or Me tuddan cache of amende |R|Q r rm o u w n r _> pet AMCRkCAN RLAYHOUSE Under The satmera Clock'' Thw comedy, adapted Irom an F Scon Fittgereid itory. chrome let a liappor l romantic pmurt of a handaoma. waadhy bachelor and her dweOvwry of Fat Femdy t actan 9:30 O hO AO CN cw ag 11 (M)ALJCX ($ (• )OOOO HUES ID o NEWHART t>cl altampti to promote the kale of t u t rundown cate on lea laNmwon lea, ahow |R) tit III CAROL BURNETT ANO FIVENOS 835 11 SAFE AT HOME 7 00 Q ' I ) SALE OZ THE CENTURY J O a m MAGAZINE The world i bail commarcWk, Olympic tt alp. Scon Hamden (7l O JEOFAROY U (Mi TOO CLOU rod COM roar Andrew I hungry and k* mating mother * at work to Henry lakee the baby to m a photo mi (D (tot t h e h e a r t c r e a k t u r ­ 10:00 ( ! ) O CAONEY I LACEY Whan Mary Bath goee undercover at a cabbm on a nsirdar aweal>gatton taw lor her kataty rune away |R) 11 (SSI MOERCNOCNT NEWS ® HI ROUCS WOMAN 1005 12 BASEBALL Atlanta Brava* at San Diego Padre* A documentary look M U S knd Metcan adont to u a the Aamp ■ RadMy tea turtle bom a, lrxT.cn (S| 0 ( 1 ) HARRY GAYS AGAM 111 (MlBOS NEWHART 0 (10) TOOAY M THE LEGISLA­ TURE 7:05 11:00 tle 11 SANTORO AMO SON 7:30 • (]) ENTERTAINMENT TOMQHT Featured Teia Turner ID O JEFFERSON AWARDS [}} O SENEHADE RAQE COACH LEI CORSO (Ml BENSON ft) A U M THE FAMR.Y 7:35 12 a l l « t h e f a m il y 10:30 TVS SLOORERS AMO TRACnCAl JOKES Jamee Owen craeiet a keen* with Heather Lack, leer el a French reetaurknt Subba Smdh carrtaa the Olympic larch down • dead and atraat Abbott and CoeNSo i Who i on F» h 1 (D o Amanda a kidnaped by t and lea are . ihraa aganti bom bWand the kon Cwlam |R| ® O H A R O C A S T L I ANO MCCORMtCK Mark throM a party whda die Fudge a out at town, but lha houa* a ah a maa* and tom* 11:30 O (I BEST or CARSON Ho*t Johnny Caraon Guatti Madeline Akhn Tracy Ulman |R| C L O TA J0 (D O ASC NEWS M 0 H T IM I 11 0 8 SANTORO AND SON O ID TWtUOHT ZONE fD O SM 0N S SM 0 N Hrtk and A J are Farad 10 Rnd out who a 5:00 I T OS) NEWS 12 t r s YOUR B>JEWESS t**ON) U ALL IN THE FAMILY (TUE-THU) 12 AO R C U .TU R E U SA. (FRi) deal Myron f O HOLLYWOOD ANO THE •TARS (WED-ERF) 5’30 12.30 0 ID LATE FRONT WITH DAVID LET! ( M A N Scheduled Food ityt- 12:80 O MOVM Break through (1*S0| Dand Bran. Fran* larrafoy Wagon and narwhal ** wad at a Wo* at are mark ei bom myth •act g O III M OW Omar Tmet 11BEZ) 1:10 PS) H A V E IT TO BEAVER IS) THE AVENGERS (D O * ‘ Ed r- ad at caramoma* taped at die Sam la Manes tc*as I Cm c Canter Par. 200 2:30 O C M NEWS MQMTWATCH 2:60 O MOW fcd* Of Fray ( 1ST*) 255 ( D O M O W Cnm TaBy taeataa. Antona 3:30 I I OS) FAMLY ATT AM Me. Pea WtnchM and P a Barawrf OranguMna « a pay k C u a la wa wductateg (D O KATEt ALL* Kate m en '(MTJ) 12:00 0 (D MOOAY iT) O (D O NEWS <!ti (Ml BEWITCHED |M| NATURE OF 0 (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUE) 0 ( Ml MYSTERY! (W1DI © |Ml NOVApHU) 0 (W ) WK0ERNESS JOURNAL (FRR flDltlMANMX 12.06 12 FERRY MASON 12 ruNTBdE i m j 8:45 (7) O (Y E W TTN E U DAYBREAK ffitW JA M WEATHER 0 fD t o d a y 1. O CSS MORMNQ NEWS D U OOOO MORFRNQ am crfca (JSirU N T S T O N M 11M) FARM DAY im SURfRERMNOE 12 30 (M l BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 1:00 0 (D O A Y tO rO U R U V E S ( D O A U MY CHILDREN (jt (M l OKA VAN DYKE tMIMOWIMONI |tot MAETCRFWCE THEATRE S (TU E) <D ( M) MYETERY1 (WED) 0 ItO) AMERICAN PLAY HOUSE (THU) 0 (M l FLORKLA HOME GROWN (TRS 0 Ml M O W 105 7:18 .M O W 0 (M l A l l WEATHER 7:30 I I ()S| TOM ANO JERRY ( 10) SESAME STREET g il) MSRECTOR GADOft S 7:35 n iO R E A A IO r JEANME MO 1:08 12 SEwrrcHSD 1:30 I f (M l ra m p a n t h e r 8:35 12 I LOVE LUCY MO I (D ORfOMCE COURT 8 > (M| WALTONS ! IMl SESAME STREET □ 9.08 (Q MOW 1000 I Q h T M E IU C M N E O HOUR MAOAZME O SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL I P S ) M VALLEY I ( M) ELECTRC COMT ANY (R) ) (S) MAYBERRY R.F0, 10:30 0 ( £ SALE OF THE C0ETURV D O F A M K Y F tU O • I W l H - 1 CONTACT (M O 0 (S) REAL MCCOYS 11O0 LorromuM _____ 1:30 ® a AS THE WORLD TURNS 11 (M l GOMER PYLE 0 ( Ml PAMTMQ CERAMICS (FRQ 2.00 0 E) ANOTHER WORLD <7 O O N E U F I T0UVE (M IANOYONTFITH (M l OBMER WITH THE AU­ THORS (TUE) 0 1M) ALOHA CNMA (WIOl 0 ( M ( JOY OF F AMTM0 (FRF) 11 2:30 CD O CAPITOL H (M ) GREAT BFACE COASTER t i (M l M AGC OF OS. PAJNTWO 0 I M l M AGC o r WAT1ACOLOREfTHU) 0 not M AGC o r DCCOfUTIVt FAJNTMQfFRl) 300 [) SANTA BARBARA 3 OUDMQ UOMT 3 GENERAL HOSTtTAL '( M l BUGS SUNNY | ( M ) FVORKMJTYLI I (S) MEATHCUFF 303 13 * * »• $UNNY ANO FR8N0S 3:30 0 |M)MMTER ROGERS(R) (0) ROSE PETAL F LA M |MOm , IS) BftTECTOR GADGET (Tu*. FM 8 IX 3:35 MECKLl ANO JECKL1 ANO 4.00 0 (D urns (D 0 rw (DO r HOUSE ON THE ETAR TREK (MON. WED- OFF- RENT STROKES (TU E)U MCRV GRWFM (MON. TUE. (7) O A$C A m R S CH O O L (WED) f t (M ISCOOSY DOO C (^KEAWETREtT (J 4.00 UPS) FATTY 0UIS 4:30 UPOOOR80AV THMOS SOlOVINO 12 rUNTSAE(MON-THU) 8:35 In^ASMV FtaraM rt«i* by M*r*a Hawtim In And Around Longwood O ld Tim ers' Reception Honors G o o d O ld Days Come and Itstrn lo UmgwiHHl s older and longtime eltlxcriN retnlnlRcr atniut uur town and area at the annual "Old Timers' Reception" tioslrd by the Longwood Civic League Womans Club liilx Sunday allernuon. April 2R. at the elub'<i hradqtiarterson Church Avenue. Tilts reception, a renewal of an old euatom. won organized in 1012 under the title "Silver Tea Anniversary" by the Civic League In honor of the city's older citizens, according to Marlon White, ilie* club’s publicity chairman. All residents, old lliners and ihosr inlerslrd In Long wood's "good old days" arc cardinally Invited for n pleasant afternoon from 3 to 5. Club footnote: Friends, neighbors and fellow Woman's Club members are pleased that Kldu Nichols. Longwood Civic League Woman's Club president. Is at home und doing well following surgery. lo Trou Stale University In Alabama has been prrsetnrd to Longwood student, Vlrgnllna ilakman. The Wallace scholarnhlp I* awarded to out­ standing high school and Junior college sliidcnls who excel In leadership as wr II as academically. The daughter of Mr and Mr* Rleliard Hakinan. Virginia will graduate from Lake firaniley High In June. (MON) ?t OS) PORfYE S J I (M ) BIZARRE AFTERNOON 0 !D SEARCH FOR TOMORROW ( ! ) O YOUNG ANO THE REST- 230 3 ) LOVE CONNECTION (SI H ER TS LUCY 1:30 MO (D TE LE V M O HALL o r FAME Caret Suntan. M kader Crontria. Joyce 8:30 UCSOUAN t W f l Mac (HI WOMANWATCN(MON) LUCY ENOW (TUS-FRO 8 0 Mr. and Mrs. Junior Blake celebrated their 3Ath wedding anniversary on March 19. They were married In San­ ford an that day In 1949. They are the p a r e n t s ot si x children and have 10 grand­ children. She Is an active member of Reddick Memori­ al Church and he Is a deacon at Morning Glory Missionary Ba p t i s t C h u r c h and Is employed by the Seminole County School Board. T h e G e o r g e C . W «\ l»re A rn d e n itc &<-1mlKr*hlp 11:35 0 CD NEWS ID O CSS EARLY M0RMNQ NEWS d ) O ASC NEWS THM MORMNQ I It) PARTWOQE FAMKY Mpactt wa aon of * waadhy buw IV tJS IIC T V 608 0 ID NBC NEWS AT SUNRISE ( ! ) Q bkORMNO STRETCH < J ) O EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK 11 (M ) OOOO DAY1 11 h e w s a n s i am barker IMl MMTER ROGERS (A) ® O HOM E "Tb* KjrrgAanar ----------- (1STSI( ....................... O M OW Spaadvap (M7I| Joe Don Bahar Tyne Defy A delect,.a a ta*rch tor * car Mat I tome of Me M M 800 Bf-THUt I (M l lUMEtSNE EY1T1M (FRO ) (S) FAT ALBERT ItP S IIL O V llU C T II OS) DALLAS 0 I Ml THE UVM O RLAM T: A rORTRAJT or THE EARTH A Na­ nay at imuauat at noNad n crawa at order to uvrva m aw «arwon ot me OKkene novel 0 CD r s COUNTRY (TUE-ERfl 12 jim m y s w a o o a r t 1 1 OS) WOOOY WOOORECKER 09 (t| HEATHCUFF O th es a m t 1U M IR H O O A O lN K O J A X ij) O FrrAN*hope 0 1M) rvORKFABTYLI 5:25 CD (R) 1:00 iMg H '* '. 4:55 ffi O MOV* (MOM. TUE) 7:00 0 ' 3 } ( D O iD O n e w s it (M l BENNY HH.L 0 (E )M G H T GALLERY 12:00 800 O CD EM ■ m tC R A M L I trieItrat g <jip< 36th Wedding Anniversary he can get the same service tree? TOR THE VOLUNTEERS DEAR A BBY: There Is abso­ lutely no Justification for the actions of the Salem. Ark., vol­ unteer firefighters who stood around and watched a $150,000 home burn down because the owner hadn't paid the $20 annual dues. I am a volunteer firefighter In Botes. N.M.. and I sincerely hope that what happened In Arkansas doesn't reflect on all volunteer firefighters. T h e m a j o r i t y of us arc hardworking, dedicated people whose only pay os the satisfac­ tion of helping others. Our priorities are: 408 12 FVBETST0MES "Special Children — Spcrlul D a y" I* the them ot the field day uellvltle* scheduled (or Rose nwald's spec la I children and I heir lumllle*. Sponsotcd by the school's P TO and the P.K. Department, the day will fealurr a Magic Show by I he Optimist Cluli a* well as pony rides, games und fun. hr ihrrr April 25 and enjoy the school day event at the Roscnwald School campus. On Tucsduyand Wcdncnsduy. April 23 und 2-1. the Office of Com m unity Instructional Services al Seminole ('onununlty College will hold classes entitled "Beginning Sign Language" and "Inter­ mediate Sign laiuguugr." The classes will turret al the Adult Campus area In Bldg. M 3 from 7 -10 each evening. The course fee I *SI 5. Umgwood Is pleased with scholarship honors recently bestowed on two of Its students at Lake Mary high School. Srhlor Kaspar Wang, son of Mr. and Mr* Peter Wang. Is one of four students In the U S. lo tie awarded the Reynold* Scholarship to Wake Forest University In North Carollhna. The other area honorce. Hu Ik t I Greensteln, I* also u B iic io r at Lake Mary. Greensteln la one of N ancy F ry« Longw ood C o rre s p o n d e n t 323 8803 SB ■ = 5(X) finalists (out of 2500 appllcanta! contending lor a Jostcn'a Foundation Schohirshlp. Ro Ih t i ih lhe son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Grcenntln of Longwood. An Officers Installation Luncheon will Ik* held lor members of the Casselberry Woman's Club al L r Club of Casselberry on Tuesday. April 23 at 12 itiMin. (he new officers lor the 1085-86 reign are: president. Oebbtc Cluip|ielow; vice president. Ann Itutti reeurdtng secretary. Rusty Ixtng: corre­ sponding serrrtary. Irene CSuatalnua; und Irrasurer, Linda Levin. Mcrnltersare asked lo place reservations for the luncheon al 7HH-H2H3 or 0S7-23HI . Seminole County siudcnla and (hose from other Central Florida School* competed In the Central Florida School Chess Championship recently. I hr one day. five round tournament was open to all Hiudrnt* In grades I through 1). Championship trophic* were prcnctncd to the players with the top rrsults In each grude level. Those South Seminole players with winning s c o re s arc Roger Alllln. Tuskawlllu, 1st In grades 7 H. John Nila, Ris k Lake. 1st in g ra d e s JO B ; hreti Wiley. Lomlwood Elementary, 2nd In grades 1-3. Elizabeth Graham, soprano, and Rick Rosa, pianist, will Ih - featured nt South Seminole Com m unity College's Wlnler/Sprlng concert Sunday. April 2H The annual concert Is (o lie at 3 p in. In the Fine Arts Concert Hall at the college, Longwood Elementary's I T A and School Advlsory Co mmi tt ee are sponsor ing a super *Spaghetti Dinner Kvnring ' complete will an art show and a slagrd musical for rntcrtutnuicnt. The evening will begin with the student Art Show ut ti p in Dinner I* ul 0:30 and the musical, "Alice In Wonderland." hegiruiut 7.30. Ii will prove to Ih- an exciting and memorable evning; so choose either April 30 or May 1 us your night to enjoy. Rrservullons must be made In ailvance by railing Ihr school at H 31-6700. The vrry reasonable cost for a delicious dinner arid s u c h entertainment Is $2.50 for adults, and $ I 50 for ch lid ren: so don I 'in Iss It I Quilters To Meet; Workshop Set The Central Florida Qulllrrs Guild will hold Its monthly meeting al the First Baptist Church. 519 Park Ave., Sanford, on Thursday. April 25, al 7:30 p.m. Aloyse Yorko. editor of Quill Magazine and nationally known qulltrr will be the guest 26 hunt 9.30 a.in. to I p.m. In speaker. She will lecture on fellowship hall of the First Unit­ "Getting Yourself Into Print." ed Methodist Church. 419 Park Visitors are wrlcontr. Ave. Sanford. Th e workshop ts Mrs. Yorku will conduct a $12 50 for guild members und w o r k s h o p titled " S h a d o w $20 (or nunmrmbrr*. Stained Glass" on Friday. April For more Information, rail Mary Arseneau. (305) 322-5407. Search Is On For Outstanding Mom May 12 Is Mother's Day We. at T h e Herald, are searching for the annual "Outstanding Mom" in the community, but we need the help of readers to find this special woman. The "Outstanding Mom" will be selected from letters of nomination. T o make sure your favorite mom gets the proper recognition, follow tire simple Instructions: First, write your full name, full address Including city and state, and your telephone number al the top of the page. Underneath, add the name, full address and tele­ phone number of the mom you are noinlnullng. Next, write us a letter Irlllng ua In your own words why this m om Is so outstanding. Please type or rlearly print your letter. Submit letters to PEOPLE Editor Doris Dietrich. P.O. Box 1657 1300 N. French Avc.l. Sanford. FL 32771 no later than Friday. April 26. the deadline for |udglng. Winners will tie announced In The Herald on Mother's Day. .t f S F IS H F R Y N E W L O C A T IO N G V II U M F A 17 $1 8 U I l N U T 8 0 321-4994 B R ^ F l o y d T h — tro o l "POLICE [»tO N fl« ACADEMYW �t I B — E v tn in q H e ra ld , Sanford, F I. M o n d a y , A p ril 3}, M il Legal Notice NOTICE OF SHBRIFF’S SALE NOTICE IS H E R EB Y G IVEN that by virtu* cf tfiat certain Writ ot E.acutlon Issued out of and under to# seal •I (h# County C ourt *1 O r m g i C o u n ty , F lor Mo. upon 0 flnol lodgement rendered In th* aforesaid court on fh* Nth day ot May, A 0 1*94, In lhal tortoln cat* on titled, E OeyN Juetl Plelnfllf, - v t ~ DovM It Twyford and Joan Twyterd. hit wit*, and Timothy A Jamoi and Lynrw Jam**, hli wit*. Defendant, which atordkaid Writ ot Ei*cu tlon way dallu*r*d to m* at Sharltt at Samlnola County, Florida, and I havo l*vl*d upon th* lot lowing drier itod prep*rty ownod try David A. Twyford. Jr and Joan C Twyford. tald p ra p a rly baing locatad In Seminole County, Florida, mora p a rtic u la rly daatrlbad at follow* lot t Wood-reel Unit 4. at r*cord*d In Plat Book 10 at Pag* 71, Public Records at Seminole County, Florida Said proparty tt alto known at tail Dock tide Slraot, wintar Park. Florida urn NOTICE N O T IC E It haraby glvtn purtuanl to Section 7S1 IIS, Florida Sfsfutot. that tho Boo'd of Trutt**i al th* Inttrnal lrnproy*m*nl Tru ll Fund hot rtetirod on application (No SN77I449), from Sanford Boat Work!, ot Bo* all Sanford. Florida 77771. tor a tubmarptd land Not# by tho Trutto*t ot Italy awntd submerged land appurtenant lo Iholr riparian owner th Ip In St Johnt Rlv*r. Section 17 A la, Twonthlp If South. Rang* ]l Eail. Samlnot* County, Florid*, lor Ih* pur pot* ot conducting a 700 toot by tli toot floating dock An yon* having any questions, commentt. or conc»rnt regard mg ih* leasing of thlt Data own*d tubmargod land thou Id Ilia tham In writing with th* Bureau ot Slot* Landt Man egemenl D*partm*nl ot Notu ra l Reiouccat, 7*00 Cam m o n w a o lt h b o u l e v a r d . Tallahatt*#, Florida 17101. on or befora 1 00 p m an tht 77nd day olMay. IMS Publitn April 71. If May a IKS DEE 111 and thd undaralgnod aa Sharltl ot SomlnoN County, Florida, will at II 90 A M on th* lath day at May. A D t « t . otlrr tor tala and tall lo th* hlgh*tl bidder, lor cath. aub|»ct ta any and all tilttlng lalnt, al th* Fronl (Wttl I Door at th* tl*pt ot th* Somlnot* County Court homo In Sanlord. Florid*. Ih* abort dttcrlbod R E A L pro party Thai laid tala It bting mad* te tatltfy tht larmt at tald Writ ot E locution John E Polk, Shorlft SamInoi* County. Florid# To b* adv*rllt*d April 71. TO, May t. I], with Ih* i*l* on May U. It ll D E E 14* N O IIC E OF ANNUAL M l ETIN O CENTRAL FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY, INC Nolle* It h*raby given that lha Annual M**!lng ot Ih* Central F ior id* Zoological Society. Inc thall b* held on April la. IN I. at Ih* Sharalon Maitland Ballroom (Salon I I I . In la n la la a A M aitland Blvd . M aitland. Florida at 7 H p m All Voting Mambart art *i|*ct*d to al i*nd. and all p*rtont having business b*lor* thlt Board are •Ito Invilad to *lt*nd Shyla Raich Pr*tld*nl Publish April If. 71. 77. 11. 14. Iff! DEE lla Legal Notice legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY HOUS ING A U T H O R IT Y SEW AO f T R E A T M E N T ANO IP FLUEN T DISPOSAL FACILI­ TY REQUEST FOR LE TTE R OF I N T E R E S T IH PER FO R M IN G EN G IN E ER INO CONSULTING SERVICES Th* Seminole County outing Authority r*qu*tlt totltrt of ln t* r* tt from ra c o g n litd engineering flrmt In connection with a tmall t*wag* treatment and affluent ditpotal facility ter ring )0 unit! of public I-out mg located at Oviedo. Fla The anticipated work Include! prt llmlnary engineering itudlet end report preparation, final detignt. cott emmet**, plant, contract document*, permit*, administration ot conduction, operation, malntananca and monitoring atilitanco and other mlicetlaneout tarvlcat at lha Samlnola County H o m ing Authority thall determine Let lert of Interatt thall Include a tlaiemanl ot quefilifcetkm ot pertonnnel. equipment and la cllltiei b a llti ot tlmller proiactt that hare recently been complated c el i**tl live III reference* with llr t l hand knowledge of previous work d Coplet ot S F ISaandS F The SemlnotoiCBunty Homing Authority will tialecl a firm to perform engineering ter vice* In *c rorderx* with tectlon If 7 ESS. Florida tlatutt* IContultanti Competiliv* Negotiation* Act) Th* lattar ot Inttratf and tupportlng Information mutt be tubm lH td to th* Stmlnal* County Houting Authority, M l Academy Pier* Oviedo. Florid* 17741 no ielar than 4 00 P M on April If. IN I Publlth April IJ .n . IfU OEc 17 F IC TITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby given that I am engaged m butineii at 1917 C re a k t B and D riv e , C*»*eiberry. Samlnola County. Florida 17707 under lha HcMIou* name ot ART AMONG THE FLOWERS and that I Intend to r*gi|t*v taid name with the Clark ol lha Circuit Ceurt. Samlnola County. Florida In accordance with the provident ot tne F k ill tout Nam* Statute*, tow n Section MS0* Florida Statuttf If ST l\i Randan J Brown Publlth Apr ill. IS, 77. If. I H I D E E 4f______________________ F IO TIT ICJU1 NAME Nolle# It hereby given that I am engaged in business at 1170 Hwy 04 Foret! City. Seminoi* County, Florid* under Ih* flc lillo u t name ol IN TE R CO U N TY R E A L TY , and that I intend to regltter tald name with Ih* Clark ot Ih* Circuit Court. Seminole County Florida In accordance with th* pro *iHorn ot the Fktltloul Name Statute*, towlt Section MS 0* F lor id* Statute* ItfT /»/ Berber* B Miller Publlth April IS. 77. If A May A. INS D E E *7 ' NOTICE UNDER FIC TITIO U S NAME LAW NOTICE IS HER EB Y GIVEN that th* undersigned dancing to engage in butinett under th# flctlllout name ot Formoor al Altamonte Mall, all Adamant* Avenue In th* City Ol Altamonte Spring* Florida. Intendt to reg liter the tald name with the Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court ot Somlnot#County, Florida Dated at New York, NY. thlt Iffh day ol March. IN I Joseph N Zawadlkl Vlca Pretidant Publlth April IS. 71. 7* A May A. INS O EE M Legal Notice Legal Notice FIC TITIO U S NAME STA TU TE AFFID A VIT FOR ADVANCED REPORTING PROFESSIONALS STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF SEMINOLE On thlt day pertonally op paared before me. an officer duly outhorliod to *dmmiller oath*. MARK S ROOBIN. Pret Idem o! A D V A N C E D RE PO R TIN G PROFESSIONALS. I M l., who being flrtt duly Sworn depot** and tayt Th* nomet ot all th* per ton* interettod In th* butinett con ducted under th* foregoing fktitlout noma, and tha e.tont ot the mtoratt at each at tham In taid butlnott. Is a* follows MarkS Roobm Bh% Malania S Roobin UX Cnnttopher Ballard D C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Notice it hereby given that a Public Hearing will b* held by Ih* Planning and Zoning Com mlttlon in th* City Committ lon Room. City Hall. Sanford. Florida al 7 90 P M on Thurt day. May 1. INS to contldtr a raquetf for a Conditional UM In a GC 1. General Commercial District Legal Oatprlptton Lett 4 1 S. Bloch G AO Choppelt Sub divttton PB I PC 71 Addreti ffOW 17th Sir **i Conditional Uto Requested Sir ,'amlly. A,I portlet In interatt and dtiient then have an oppertuni ty to be heard at taid hear Ingt By order *4 th* Planning and Zoning Committkn ot tho City ot Sanford Florida thlt lath day Of April. INS John Morrlt. Chairman City ot Santor* Planning and Zoning Committlon ADVICE TO THE PUBLIC. II * person decide* to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any me Her considered at th* *4»r* meeting* or hearing*, ho may need a verbatim record ot ih* proceeding! including Ih* testimony and evidence, which record It not provided by Ih# City ot Sentord (FS7M9IOS) Publish April 17. INS O E c ISS advanced r e p o r t in g PROFESSIONALS. INC By Mark S Roobin It* Pratidonl S W O R N TO A N D S U B SCRIBED BEFORE ME thlt It! day of April. INS Janet E Land Notary Public, My Commission E ip ire t April a, IfM Publlth April A IS. 21. If. INS O EE *f FICTITIOUS NAME Njlic# If heryby given that I am engaged In butinett *1 70* Milan C l . Allamonla Spring* Samlnola County. Florid* under th* fktitlout name ot SEN TEL ENTERPRISES, and that I In lend to regittor laid nam* with lha Clerk ol the Circuit Court. Samlnola County. Florid* In accordance with Ih* provltlont of the Fktitlout Name Statutoi. towll Sec'Ion Mt Of Florida Statute* IfST '*/ Joan M Senui Publlth April f. IS. tl. If. INS DEE 4* , This it to notify Allred Waldo ta pay Ih* repair and storage charge* on hit If77 Chateau Club Wagon ID lC lIA H X tH U . to Robert E Dunlap ol Tflf Central Or Sanford If not paid in S days I hereby give notice of getting e Florida ctrtlflcatt ol titI# Publlth April 77. 71. 14. IS. 74 INS DEE 1S1 Legal Notice Legal Notice LEO A LA O V ER TIS EM EN t RE Postponement ot FC 43 tor INS Renovation* and Add* twnt to Sentinel* Cocasty Car roctianat Facility. Sanford. Florida originally scheduled to be opened Wednesday. 1 90 PM. May IS. IMS ALL G EN ER A L CO N­ TRACTORS ON RECORD AS HAVING S U B M ITTE D PRE QUALIFICATION f o r m s b y A P R IL tl. I f l l . S 99 PM D E A D L IN E W IL L BE NOTIFIED. BY M AIL. OF THE C H A N G E S IN T H E T IM E SCHEDULE ANY REQUIRED R E S U B M IT T A L O F P R E Q U A L IF IC A T IO N FORM S MUST BE R ECEIVEO IN THE OFFICE OF PURCHASING NO LA TER TH A N M OND AY. APRIL If. IMS. f 00 A M PLEASE NOTE THE FO t LO W ING C H A N G E S HAVE BEEN MADE IN THE TIM E SCHEDULE B ID D IN G D O C U M E N T S WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE OF TH E AR CHITECT. W ATSON AN D C O M P A N Y . TAMPA O FFIC E MONDAY. APRIL Tl INS P R E B ID C O N F E R E N C E TUESDAY. MAY 14 INS 10 00 AM IT IS MANDATORY TH AT ALL P R E 0 U A L IF IE D PRO S P E C T IV E B ID D E R S BE R E P R E S E N T E D A T TH E P R E B ID C O N F E R E N C E O N L Y B IO S F R O M PR E Q U A L IF IE D G E N E R A L CONTRACTORS ON RECORD OF ATTEN DANCE W ILL BE ACCEPT ED ON JUNE 9S. INS N EW S C H E O U L E O B IO O P E N IN G W E D N E S D A Y . JUNE OS. INS ! 00 PM JoAnnC Blackmon. CPM Pur chating Oiractor HOI E Flrtt Street Room W114 Sanford. FL 17771 IK !) 111 l t » . E rl 111 Publlth April77, INS OEE ISfl IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT | OF TH E E IG H TE E N TH JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT FOR SEM INOLE COUNTY.] FLORIDA CASE NUMBER* (S 117 CP| HE THE E S T A T E O F WILLIAM A W ESTBERG Deceased N O TICE OF ADM INISTRATION Th* admlnlttratlen ol t t t a l e of W I L L I A M W ESTBERG. dec eased C*| NO IS 117 CP. it powdtog In I Circuit Court tor SEMINOll County, F lo rid a . P ro ba l Division th* addrett at which | Seminal* County Courthomf North Park Avenue. Santa Florida Th* nam* and i ol the personal represent*!.i and Ih* p a r t o n a l r t p r j tanlatlva’t attorney forth below All Interested percent *| required to file with thlt Co WITHIN TH R EE MONTHS I THE FIRST P U B LIC A TIO N ! THIS NOTICE 111 all dam against th* rttato and (II ad ebiecltent by an In ftrtttJ person te whom notice * ( mailed that challenge* the vali| ity at me will, th* qualltkatM of Ih* personal repretanlatlv venue, or |urltdlctlen ot CiQUMTt, ALL CLAIMS ANO OBJEd TIONS NOT SO F IL E D W ll| BE FOREVER BARRED Publkation ol this Notice h^ begun on April IS. I NS Pectonal Representative CATHER IN E O GERLICH talSOvanai* Road. Maitland. Florida 177SI Attorney tor Personal Representative Cermine M Brava. Etqulr* CarmlnaM Brava. P A m o Slat# Road 41*. Suite 1 Longwood Springs Profetlionel Center Longwood Florida33MO n o t i i i i teaa Publish April IS, 71. INS DE E I Legal Notice Peggy W Tweed NOTICE OF UNPAID Mt W Hwy 41* T A N O IB lt PERSONAL Alternant* Springe. FI 11791 PROPERTY T A X IS Allemonl* Till* Co III 24 AS PROVIOEO BY CHAPTER 107 0*7 FLORIDA S TA TU TE S P O Bo. 73*7 Wlnlir Springe F I 1770* NOTICE IS HER EBY G IVEN TH A T TANGIBLE PERSONAL American Auto E tocfrlc SI 11 Chrlelopher Nltl PROPERTY TAXES ASSESSED •M US 17 *7 FOR Iff* ARE NOW DELIN Longwood FI 177M Q U E N T BEGINNING APRIL American Earthworm Co *• 11 1ST, IMS, SUCH TAXES ARE P O Bor 1131 NOWORAWING IN TER ES T AT TH E RATE OF I I PERCENT Allemonl* Spring*. FI 1I70I American Family Lila S4 14 PER YEAR, PLUS THE PRO Attur*nc* P O R T IO N A T E COSTS OF PUBLISHING THIS NOTICE 111 N Wetlmonl* Dr Allemonl* Springe, FI 11701 UNLESS THE DELIN Q UEN T American Insurance 7* 71 TAXES ARE PAID PRIOR TO M AY 1ST, IMS. WARRANTS Service* Inc W ILL BE ISSUEO THEREON SI* IM IOO | US 17 FI AND TH E TAX COLLECTOR Caietlbtrry. FI 11T07 W ILL APPLY TO THE CIRCUIT C O U R T FOR AN O R DER American Hair Faehlont 11*4* Vlrglnl* Gauvln D IR E C T IN G L E V Y UPON «7f S E L*k* SI SEIZURE OF THE TANGIBLF PERSONAL PR OPER TY OF Longwood. FI 177SO American R*dloch*tnic*l ** *0 TH E TAXPAYER FOR THE U N P A ID TAXES THE NAMES Corp P O Bor 1734 O F THE DELINQUENT PER SONAL PROPERTY TAXPAY San lord. FI 37771 American Sod Co 1,170 17 EHS AND THE AMOUNT OF TH E TAXES, INCLUDING THE *40 Dog Track Rd COST OF ADVERTISING ANO Longwood. FI 37794 American Renlalt Inc. St] S* IN TER ES T PE N A LTY ARE AS FOLLOWS: Claud* H Wall* Jr A A Ball Bend Agency II 71 1911 N Mill* Orlande FI >7»ot C/O lee A Wheeler Jr P O bee it*) American Super Wash l i t oo Sanford, FI 71771 Contort Inc A B C Lawn Mower 14 If Jack N Her fell Sal* A Service (711 tunthln* Lent >117 Country Club Rd Ailemont* Springe, FI JJ7I4 Sentord FI 117/1 Anderson Service Station 7117 A Action Rent A Sign 7.ISI II C/O John W Ander ton ION Candace Dr 1*07 SW Md Maitland. FI 11711 Sanlord. FI 11771 A A Rich II If Angelo Reefeuranl Inc 411 0* *10 E Allemonl* Dr 171 E Hwy 4M Altamonte Springe, FI 17701 Cattalberry. FI 11797 A M P Oltfrlbutort i l l 11 Anpro Fashion* Inc 111 77 Ernetl Lea III pros ol Sanford P O Bor 117* P O Oor 14 Sanford, FI 11771 S«nford. FI H77I A*lco Attodel* Inc IOOI Animal Kingdom 17 7* SI* IA C/O Hal M A Ruth Cranberry >00 Semor an Blvd Cattelberry, FI 17701 P O Bo. I l l Able Machine A Supply 2*0 IS Winter Park. FI J31I* Richard Franla Anna Marla* 111 47 In torn* I IonaI P O Bon Ilf Longwood. FI 11IS0 Catherine J Ludwig Abramt Electric Inc 111 44 NS SR 414 Sit 111 700 S Myrlla Av* Altamonte Spring*. FI H IM Sanford, FI 11171 Anlronkt Corp 1 *4* 14 Accent Pooli A Spat Inc I I 11 P O Bor Mt Room 111 P Allamonla Springs, Fl H i l l 101 Samar an Blvd Aqua Vitl* Inc II* If Allamonla Springs, FI 17701 Scuba World Of Achilla* Braagl Inc *4 11 Wtklv* lq MOO Dan* lane Unit 41 f it W Hwy 4M Longwood, FI 13114 Allamonla Springs, Fl 11701 Action Screen Printing 1,171** Afem Products Carp I II la 1411 Samlnola Bird Inc Cattalbarry. Fl MN7 Richard H A G ill W Jay I1S0 Bennett Rd Arturo'* Beauty Salon ot ISO 44 Longwood. FI 11IS0 Allamont* Inc Action Ball Bondi If at 7*1 Orient* Av* M N U » irA M Allamonla Springs. Fl 11701 Longwood. FI 11790 Attoclaied Sytlomt IT* II Adamlttlon Jeff IH Industrie* •SO Hally Hill Av* M l N Palmetto Av* Casselberry. F111707 Sanford. Fl 11771 Adage Inc II Ot Alrulm III Ills 1*7 Montgomery Rd Sle IB aka Top Alloclatod Lid It* N Lako Blvd AltomanN Springs FI 11714 Adam Platllct 11I *7 Allamonla Spring* Fl 11141 Barry Levine Aulkln Bulldart Corp U l» III Allament* P O Bo. M il Commerce Bird Longwood Fl D IM Altamonte Spring*. FI 11711 Attract Ad Scraon « 0i ts Adami John eo la Printing Inc longwood Village Shopping 1409 Hwy 417 Sanlord, Fl M77I Hwy *14 III Ml Longwood. FI H IM AVCO Financial Services all St Adami Lawn Cart ta ft Alin Properly Tae Dept Oouglai A Adame *70 Newport Center dr 743* Grandview Av* Newport Botch. C . fiaaa Sanlard. FI 11771 AVCO Flnaclal Service* 1* IS Air Elect Contractor* N M Leasing Ca P O Bo. 741 Attn P A Camp ath Floor Earn park. FI H IM Aklni Belvln 14tt P O Bon 1719 *0* Wetor Oak Lana Newport Beach Ca tlaal AVCO Financial Service* 71 If longwood. FI H IM Leasing Co Allto I 40IS Altn P A Camp *00 Miami Spring* Or longwood FI 1177* ath F lour P O Bee 1119 All Scraon Servlet 1*al Joseph Sumlln Newport Beach. C* eieai Rl > bar nob A ycock Juhn t 07 Lot * Blk D Maitland. FI H itt All American l.aflft l i t Arahapo tr Winter Springs Fl J7704 Equipment Carp B C H Construction MM P O B o .Q Ca Inc Sentord. FI W li 1*11 S French Av* All Seat Malalt Inc I It *7 P 0 . Boa *01* Sanford, Fl HIM PI LauderdaN. FI 7UI0 B C McGentgal Spunk tore 794 (a Ailiian tquipmanl lAla* A Irrigation C* Inc M l l* t l Palmetto Av* Lengwood. Fl H IM Suit* A B H Software Im 1.414 a* ■tO E Hwy *14 long wood FI H IM Suit* ns l!M Douglas Av* All star Auto Part* it* >7 Longwood Fl HIT* Susan A Raymond Lip ton Bobcock Co. Th* alas* M04 Orlande Dr 1104 Man*!* Ave laniard. FI DT7I Alltlar Producthmt *4SI Coral Gablet Ft UI4* Bahama Joes 1071 U Attn Oorelhy L M * | «l 111 Whooping Loop P O Bo. H f 4 Dayton* Beach Fl IMIS Allamonla Sprint*. FI 11741 Altamonte Cam* C* 117} Baktn A Stogner US* Insutenc* A sm to* W SR O t C/O Jaaaph A Keen* Adamant* Spring*. FI 1171* M il Suiters Mill Clr Alpha Butineii 71]77 Casselberry. El H 7*7 System* Inc Bar Central al F tor id* 1.1*4 H 7M Industry Rd Rt 1 Bo* r* P O Bo* IN Dodd Rd lengwaud FI H IM M*m*nd. Fl H7SI Allemonl* Furnilura 7*g Berner s Coffee A Tea M l 17 Warehouse Mary H Brown I*07 SR 4la Longwood Fl H7I4 Bavarian Specialties ef 4.07* 1* Orlando Inc SM N Douglas Av* Allemonl* Springs. Fl H70I Battery Charger SI ft Spec lain** IIS Jasmin* Rd Casselberry, Fl 17797 Bey Con General Inc 300 If 1430 Sycamore Lin* Sandusky. Oh 44*70 Beaudoin Ev* 1113 Lol II *3* Hwy 17*3 Fern Perk. Fl Il/M Bv.rd.il Cabinets Inc *4 1! Robin Hopper Iff* Beard.II Av* Sentord. Fl H77I Ball* Enterprises 417 4t SI* I 14*1 Seminal* Blvd Casselberry, Fl 17797 Bender A Associates Inc 11 *9 P O Baa ttr Alfamentt Springs. Fl 71791 Benchmark Conic actors l.H I fa of Fl P O Bo. 147] Longwood. Fl H734 Bettor Garbage Service 4* II Inc P O Bo. 4S1 Altamonte Springs. Fl 11703 •assy Annas Hair soak* Styling C/O Befty A Howard M l Weil First Si Sentord. Fl H77I Big Ned Q Qulckprlnl 10* 41 Center 771 Live Oak* Blvd Catielberry, Fl 17707 Blk* A Mower Center 71 M of Sanford C/O Margot E Reynolds SO* French Avenue Sentord. Fl 11771 Bill Scheub Stable* Inc 9 71 Mt Laly Acres Lon* Longwood. Fl H7S0 Bloseepe Inc 194 17 C/O James M Thomas P O Bo. 71* Longwood. F l H7S4 Blrkenl.il f lor Is) ]]| 0] lit E Allemonl* Dr Allamonla Springs. Fl 11701 Blind* (Hinds Blind* Inc Ila fl 1MI Hobson SI Longwood. Fl 11710 Blue Bird Inn M IS J W McFayden toll Holly Av* Sentord. Fl 11771 Hodden Coin Op Leundr y f I a> 411 Eric Av* , Temp*. Fl 11*4* Book Shoppe The *7 II Will* Springs Village M il Red Bug Lake Rd Casselberry. Fl 11707 Bor onson Mary 4 7] Rl 1 Bos 414 Lol 11 Sanlord. Fl 11771 Bowles Really Inc 7214 P O Bos l JO* Oviedo Fl 11741 Bowks Realty Inc 4*al 1410 W Hwy 414 SI* C Longwood. Fl H IM Brantley Square Cain 717 90 Leundr y C/O Stove Marvin *14 W Hwy alt Atlamento Spring*. Fl H791 Brick*! U Store It IIStl TfOl Orlando Dr Sentord Fl 11771 Bryant A Oehner SI0k Aluminum Inc 144 Hope SI Longwood F l 177S4 Budd Cook TV M74 King*wood TV Inc *431 Forest City Rd Orlando Fl MHO Building Design And tl 11 Concepts Inc Ml Stanton Place Longwood Fl 1177* Bueno Electronic# Inc IS 41 *41 E Allamonla Dr Allamonto Spring*. Fl H70I Bulldog Equipment 343SO 111* I Allamonto Dr Allamonto Springs, fl Htgi Bulldog Equip Ca Inc 174 491 S Hawthorn* Clr Wintar Springs. Fl 11747 Bu'gess W D *7 74 Sto O sell Lake Howell Rd Winter Park. Fl lilt* Burnt Chris 17)4 140 Carriage Cava lot 143 Sanford. Fl 11773 Bucnstd Mark • 19 >09 Carr lag* Cava Lol 714 laniard. Fl 17771 Bus-nets Printing Inc 31* U 110 Hope Sr Bldg E longwood. Fl H IM Cabinetry By Joseph ft 10 It Nursery Rd *9 longwood PI H IM Camp Haranweed Inc 11f*9 Sul to Ml 14 E Washington $3 Or land*. Fl 13*01 Canon Equipment 4.7917! leasing Co 190 N Nava Rd Ormond Beech Fl M74 Conan Food Entocpr Iset 7*44* Inc DBA Cassidy * H P II 710 N Nova Rd Ormond Baacn. Fl 33704 Capl Nemo t Submarine IM 17 Station Inc 10* East Graenfre* Ian* Lake Mary. Fl H 74* Car*O Sell Palace fa l C/O Larry 0 Blair IfIS B French Av* Sanford. Fl H77I Carnaby Shop 7* C/O 191 *S C*rn*by Shops ol Pla. Inc 1141 NE laird SI N Miami Batch. Fl 11142 Carnlhan Robert a 47 Lot IM IM Windsor Ct. San lord. Fl 11771 Carter Oefton Enterprises If 0a 10* Holder nast Or Longwood. Fl 1777* Caruthars Alma IS71 300 Carriage Cove Lot H f Sentord Fl H77I Cesa Prlmo Inc IM *0 Suit* 1*0 One Purlieu Place Winter Park. Fl H7Y1 Casa Mia Pluena A 111 IS Rlttorant* Impede Inc On* Purlieu Place fl*9 Winter Park, Fl Jlffl Casa Mia IH M V k serve's Restaurant Inc 7*47 Wvklva Springs Rd Lengwood. Fl H7M Casselberry Furniture 47 41 M0 N Hwy 17 A Fl Casselberry, Fl 11707 Cell’s Ice Cream *>S17 1001 Hwy *94 Cattalbarry. Fl 1)797 Castra Helen A Robert * 90 117 Spring Hammock Pk Lol 44 Longwood, Fl 11714 Cellar Th* |||]l R Krtls Invettmenl Inc 127 Senl.ndo Spgk Rd Longwood. Fl 11730 Ctllulll* Cantor 11*M TVOi la k e ,lew Dr Fern Perk. Fl 12710 Central Florida Healing 107 79 A Air Condlltontng Inc IS* Sunshine Lane Allemonl. Springs. Fl U7I4 Chamto Hearing 1771 Instruments Inc Lewis H Tryon P O Bo. 1344 Sanford, F I 17771 Champs Sport Shop 4SS 7* 1714 Hacitnde Blvd St* C Fori Lauderdale, Fl 1UI* Chappy * Studio Club 7*443 P O Bo. O Fern Park. Fl 177M Charier Realty Inc 479* P O Bo. 447 Oviedo F I H743 Chem Service A Repair M tl P O Bo. M l Lake Monroe, Fl 717*7 Cherry's Realty A 1*II Contr A Barbershop C/O M Cherry U M W lllh St Sanford. Fl H77I Chenowafh Inc II 77 Clark* H Chenowefh 1900 Douglas Av* Sto 117 longwood. Fl U714 Christo's Hair Salon SM II 401 Bon Isay Ava Orlando. Fl 1)«)S Christo s Family f t ) 19 Retlauranl 34* W Lake Mary Blvd Lake Mary, Fl 1174* Clre’f Italian Retlauranl 43t 7* A Dali Inc f ill SR *14 lor-gwood Fl 117M Clark Clair A Vera *1* It* Hacienda Village Wlntor Springs. Ft 17799 Clark Ronald 19(1 344 Carriage Cava Lot Ml Sanlord. FI 72771 Cettoe Boutique/ ]$7 (J Loehmenns Hubert Pricket! P O Be. MM Cattalberry. Fl 17707 Ceflln'i Ftorltl A Gills >53 M Villa** Market Place Mia Orlando Or. San lord Fl H771 Commercial Kitchen I I Jl Service* Inc US Live Oak Blvd Ceseelbaery. Fl »7 g i Computer Adventures Inc 71 S3 John D A l O Phillips *97 Lava* Cl A;i.monte Springs. Fl 71714 Complete Interiors Inc Ml M Its Douglas Rd Allamonto Springs. Fl H791 Computer land IS* M Village Shoppe. Th* 117 W Hwy AM Allamonto Springs. Fl H7gt Concrete Heritors Inc. 7117 P O Bo. 1477 Oviedo. Fl H7al Consolid, tod Stoat Inc. 131 M Bos See Long wend. Fl D7M Con sal Idatod 19 al UM S F ranch Ava San lord. Fl M77I Continental Casual Inc DU P O Bur 4.) Longwood, Fl H IM Continental Contracting 417 77 Sarvica Inc Sto H 711 W Sanlenda Springs Dr Lonaewwd. Fl » f !0 Corn Popper Th* 4*gtf 110* Montgonery Rd Longwood FIM7M Covey Theodor* fM 71* Orchid Av* Casselberry. Fl 11197 Cornell E L 179* 444 Spanish Moss Dr Casselberry. Fl 11707 Cortrlght Mr A Mrs III! 44) Laka Kathryn Clr Casselberry, Fl 7)707 Country Curl Beauty I* M Salon IOf Country Club Road Laka Mary, Fl 1)744 Country Club Nursery 300 41 >71) Country Club Rd Sanford. F1 17771 Cragher Lavernla M tf OS 744 El wood Ave Orlando. Fl 11K4 Crafty John A Vera A M 07 Ed A Patel Crotty lit Monterey Dr Oviedo Fl 127SS Crucian* Art Gallery 1*4 79 Inc. all E Allamonla Ava Allemonl* Springs, Fl 11791 Cut Right Lawn Cara ISO* Daniel C Daub 719 AAeadow SI Sanford. Fl 17771 O J l Sweets N Ealt 411* S47f Laka Howell Rd Wlntor Perk. Fl 117*1 Dennel Greenware SO) >4 Bay wood Induilrlal Park 114 Baywood Ava Longwood, Fl 177M Denial's Crab Hout* M l 07 E Dantbergor 7799 French Ava Sanford. Fl 21771 Daugherty Joseph J 7) M 779 Holly Hill Ave Casselberry. Fl 11797 Davis Glenn S *11 Suite Ml I* E Washington SI Orlando Fl 33*01 Day Night Grill 77) *9 1)90 F ranch Ava San lord, Fl 11771 Oavlf. Glenn S. 31 74 Suite Ml 14 E Washington SI Orlando. Fl 17901 Dealer Software IfO la Systems Inc. Alan R Wrasa MS N Maitland Ava Sulfa IM Allamonla Spring*. Fl 13791 Dalco Inc. U 1 aa Mf N Hwy *14 Longwood. Fl 377M Delmor't Gourmet Wine 71a 9* Cheat* A Coffee Will# Spgt Village 34*3 Rad Bug Laka Rd Catkelberry. Fl 77797 Donnie* T Shirt 41 44 World Inc C/O Dannlt Harwlll 111 Holdernett Dr Longwood Fl J7IM Diab * Etna Apparal U l 44 Bui tor Piaia 1471 E Samoran Blvd Cattalberry Fl 11797 Otnos Pina )|| f| Dur Chester Carp Suit* 1 Sweetwater Sq Longwood, Fl H IM Diver Don IM I7 *04 N Hwy 17*1 Casiolborry. Fl 177*7 Doll to Curley R Ally 11 34 7004 D Bradford Cl Tallahatt**. Fl D M ) Dolan Title A Guarantee aa ) l Carp P O Bo. *44 Allamonto Springs. Fl UfOt Donato t Helton Dali M l 71 Longwood laket South II 1004 N Hlway 17 fl Cassolborry. Fl 1)7*7 Oorvato t Italian Dali M* IS •II W SR *M Allamonto Springs. Fl D7I0 Donaldson Woodrow 4 41 300 Carrlaga Cove Way Lot 14 Seniord Fl U77I Douceit* F H Inc TV 79 97) Allamonto Or Alternant* Springs. Fl D Ttl Duffs Smorgasbord FUt 1 Ml 17 C/O Sovog* A Brown P O Bo. 7744} Oklahoma City- Ok 7)11) Dunan Motor lalt Inc 340 79 toot S E llth si Hialeah. Fl 1MI9 Dunn Dennis AN B Mrs *** Hotly Hill Av* Catkelberry. Fl HI97 Durham Thomas A 1(99 I) 33 M9 Hacienda Village Wlnle* Springs. Fl D799 E B M Auto Works IM f l Marshall C R Am key 107 Longwood Av* Altemonto Springs. Fl 117*1 ( e g to Donna E DM 797 Hotly H ill Av* Cotaofbovry, F l 1)797 Eckstein Earl r ts 100 Carriage Ceve Way Lol a) Sanford. F l U77I Eighty Forty Corp 7(1 M DBA Jamtof Hallmark Shop 7)11 Mohawk Trail Maitland, Fl 1I7SI Elbow Room Th* Id44 load S Sanford ava Sanford. Fl D77I Elam Louis* M 47 114 Dogwood Dr Cattalbarry. Fl 11797 Elain# Powers Figure 74f 7* Salon No 1 John Batchelor Inc. M D Curry Ford Rd Orlando. Fl 17(0* E n loll Stucco 11M 735 Central St. Allamonla Springs. Fl D70I Embassy Auto Brokers II ft Gustav* Carbonall fS4 N Hwy 17 f ) Longwood. Fl U7M Em pire Aulo Body 19972 Rotter! F Prelttor P O Bo. 11)7 Sanford. Fl 17771 Eplcom Inc 1.41117 C/O William R Adams 411 Joslana Ct Altamonto Springs. Fl D70I Environment Control IS ff Equipment Inc Sulla A »*0 E Hwy 414 Longwood. Fl D7M Efber Enterprises Inc M l 92 7 . 9 B o . !• Longwood. F l D7M E .coveting Plus Inc 4101 Paul McCourry Fuller Tire Service Denny Lee Fuller P O Bo. H D Casselberry. Fl 17707 G S B Enter prise* Inc Video Gemot James A Stokes TtM SMU Blvd Orlando. Fl D I U Gobrloit Sub Sandwich J004 Edgowtter Dr Orlando. Fl 33104 Goble Brothers Construction Inc San Sebastian Sq Sto 499 Hwy 414 Altamonto Springs. Fl Cello Carl 747 Holly Hill Av* Cossolberry. Fl 17707 Corner F 1997 Lour* St Cassolborry. Fl D707 Gemini Electronics Inc 47) W Stale Rd 414 Altamonte Springs. Fl Gen* Jones Gulf Center 411 Hwy 17 fl Longwood. Fl D7M G.norol Electron Manufacturing Corp 970 Sunshine Lon* 4 G Allamonto Springs. Fl Georges Shoo Repair Inlertlato Mall Altamonte Springs. Fl Gingerbread House The el 1* 74 M 1S3 71 144 17 4 D79I 14 10 4tf 1*9 34 D701 4) 44 1)4 41 M TU t$7 4* M701 I I . At 409 Betewood Lane Ailemont* Springs Fl D7QI Glass Construction IM I ! 4 S*S D o u b le R L .n e P O Boa 111) Oviedo. Fl D74) Forest City. Fl D7I4 Fannie’s Cato 711 Global Coach A Armor 1.1T7 4] Attn Wilbert A Gordon Manufacturing Inc 1771 W Uth St Michael S Sent* Sanford. Fl D77I 11) Hickman Dr Forwlg* Frame A Trim 24 94 Sentord. Fl D77I Inc Golden Cleaning A 10 f* I0M W Willow Grov* SI Painting Allamonla Springs. Fl D70I Dan Golden Farrow Induilrto* Inc *47.4) Rt I Bo. 434 A P O Bo. MO Maitland. FID 71I Fern Park. Fl D7M Gold Nuggot Jewelers 7)4 4) Fal Boy Bar B Q/ 14)91 414 Shopping Cantor Allamonla ft* Hwy 414 C/O H A Killer J r . Longwood, Fl D7S0 1490 E Hwy M Good Timet Pill* 931l( Winter Garden. Fl D7I7 *90 Stats Rd 434 Fellman Herman ) ) f| Allemonl* Springs, Fl D70I f ) Palm Valloy Or Goodman Jack ]4ff Oviedo. Fl DIO ) M l Dogwood Dr Fern Park Automotive 74 M Cassolborry. Fl D797 Phillip H Sawyer GPI Instruments Inc tgi 14 400 Dog Track Road P O Bo. 314 Longwood. Fl D IM Wlntor Park, Fl D7f0 Ftrnbrook Farms M l) Granny’s Kitchen I t l l) Rl 4 B o . 11*0 Billy J Martindal* Sentord Fl D77I )M E Commercial SI Ftiwcrelt Custom I ] 10 Sonlord. Fl M77I Wood Work Granny’s Old Faihlon S4I FT Oebre F Tata Donut U l Stolen!! Rd C/O Ltonard W Coulter Wlntor Park. Fl D799 1*07 Orlando Av* First Alabama leasing Me ts Sanlord. Fl D77I Controller Big It Tie* Sir Graentoal Inc. 14f l 4)1 6*1 Air Blvd Sto AI t i ll Sldcup Rd Mobil*. Al la*07 Maitland, Fl D7SI F linos* Unlimltod Ol 444 99 Green Rodney G Inc at 71 P O Bo. 4(7 lengwood Laka* Cantor Oviedo Fl D74S 1114 Hwy 17 91 Greenway Gordon M as Cattelberry. Fl D797 Jack Rally Flschor Lillian t ) If P O Bo. 140* M l Delray Dr Apopka. Fl 33703 Oviedo. F I 1)7*1 Grlndal. EIHobofh A. 79 IB CPA Flanigan't Enterprises 7M9T Inc 1(4) S R 4)4 Sto M7 P O Boa 4*4)17 Longwood. Fl D7M Miami. Fl m a t GSB Enterprises Inc I7.M Florida Baseball Schools M a t ! MM SMU Bird A Orlande Baseball Orlando. Fl 13917 Camp Inc GBS Entorprlsot Inc 7994 IM I Meltonvllto Av* Ml* SMU Blvd Sanford. Fl D77) Orlando. Fl 17417 F tor Ido Horseman Th* 3) 79 Gumbmann Construction 7M *1 P O Bos 149 Co Inc Allamonto Springs. Fl D74I P O Bo. 1174 Florida Homo Craftort ! 779 to Sanford. Fl D77I l"C Gwtmenn Drogeth Assoc IM 47 317 Maitland Av* A/chltocfs Planner* Inc Altamonte Springs 7 I 33791 P O Drawer *M Florida Land Co. J.»t7 *3 Sanford. Fl M771 C N A Tower Sto *90 H M Rotlouronl 134S) 731 South Orange Av* C/O Own Oueng Chg Etc Orlando. Fl 17*01 P O Be. 14791 F lor Ida Tu rf 4713* Orlande. Fl 13*03 Equipment Inc Haber Bernice f|0* Ifl4 Slat* Rd at North fl* Hacienda Village Longwood. Fl D IM Winter Springs. PI D79i Hagan Hama* Inc (ig 77 Florida Stoop Shop* Inc. 11(1 711 E Ridgewood If Sto E Allamonto Springs. Fl U Tg i 71) West Samanda Spgs Dr Florida Watorbed Carp ea 43 Longwood. Fl D7M 107) Samaran Blvd. Hair al tha Summit 1)1 f ) Wlntor Park. Fl D T t l John ( Wfttmeyor 14a) Hwy 04 Fluid Resources 104 71 Cattelberry. Fl D797 t i t W Highway 4M Sto M4 Halrcuffart Unlimited 12) M Allamonto Springs. PI D79I Inc. Food Barn 3*7 *1 10* Swaalwatar Square P O B e . IMS Longwood. Fl D7M Sanford. F l OT7I Halit*. Graphic Inc m tf Food Barn 1.481(7 Tho Typo People P O B e. 1M4 P O Boa 1707 Sanford Fl D77I Winter Pork, Fl D7f* Fosters of Florida Hat Hallmark (utmost 77( l 2711 Hie wo see Rd System* Inc. Orlando PI 33904 Sto m Ml Wymere Rd Four lack Inc I *44 M •711 W Kennedy Blvd AHomonto Springs. Fl S ite tem p* Fi u*0« Hell. Chari** Ineurone* U l M F * . Andy life * P O Boa MB* API • Lange fed. Fl D U * U m Somoron Blvd Haittoed s Flowers a ft sa Orlando. Fl IMS! Gill* Bar wood Canter Friendly Cat* B.77 D9 San to ri Ava 14M N SR 427 Sanford. F l D77I FIM 7M * Sunbelt *|«g F'Other Cooker I J I B a) M i W Mato Louisville. Ky 4019) P O Baa 14(7 Greenville N C 17(14 Harlem Pleasant Cef* 141 C/O Llllto A Wlllto Smith Bo. 374 Sentord. Fl D77I Hark men Industries Inc U S( IS Nursery Rd Longwood. Fl D7S0 Herl’t Forms 7) t l Rt 1 Bo. IS) Sentord, Fl M77I Her lib# id Emmet) PA II 14 Sir 300 IM N Westmont* Dr Altamonto Springs. Fl 1)791 itarthun Kim M 91 414 Holly Hill Av* Cassalberry, Fl 11707 Heallhco PrototsKmal 41141 Sec* Corp T * . Department IS Stuart SI Boston, Me 9111# Henderson Rote Iyn HD IM Sable Palm Or Casselberry. Fl 11707 Her anwood Ltd 1) M A Fie General Partnership 14 E Washington St S'* Ml Orlande. Fl 71901 Merllag* Services Inc 17 TS, William S While P O Bo. G Longwood. Fl })7M Her onwood Proper lies If] F D G D Inc to C Washington SI Sto Ml Orlando. Fl 17901 Holistic Chiropractic 77 Clinic Inc )M Springdale Dr Allemonf* Springs. Fl 12791! Holton Drywell ID* Noire Dam* Altamonto Springs. Fl M701 Hopkins Don lif t Lot IS Blk C Ilk Arapeho Tr Wlntor Springs. Fl M709 Hoc lion Land Clearing 4M ft 4SSI Lake Drive Cattalberry. Fl 12797 Hout* ol Bread la#I) 491 Sanlord Av* Sanford. Fl 11771 Hudson Roy 731 Lot 17 *39 Hwy 17*7 Earn Park. Fl M7M Hunt Gary D Proton's 1*1 ft land Surveyor 147 Lake Elton Or Catialborry, Fl M707 Itydar. Arlan D CPA lit 30 213 WPin# Av* Longwood. Fl D IM Ic* Cream Emporium M7 33 N T Hwy 414 Longwood. Fl D7S0 Intered Industries Inc If 4**0* P O Bo. 14700 Orlando. Fl 17917 India Palace Restaurant i i f t l Regency Square ) U Samaran Blvd Cattalbarry. Fl M797 Insurance Corporation ta; i; al America I Douglas Place lie W Orange SI Allamonto Springs. Fl D Ttl Intornettono! Aero *04 47 Marin* Carp 411 Silver Lake Rd Sentord, Fl D77I International Mailing I D I brook Sf Shelton. Ct 9k4At International Plus M *4 Hearing Instruments Inc 1U0 Airport Blvd Satnferd. Fl M7JI inter Hal* Beauty Salon fl 14 Internet* Mall ID Allamonto Dr Allamonto Springs. Fl D Ttl Investor's Till* Service 221 )l 7M S E Lako SI Longwood. Fl U7SB Island Living U 41 VIltoo* Shipp* 141 W Hwy. 414 Allamonto Springs. Fl U N I J B J Auto Seevice 171)1 E a.on HIS Somoron Blvd Casiolborry. Fl DN 7 J A B Sound *47 7*17 Hwy 17 91 Sentord. Fl U77I J A J Cam* Enterprises Iff M C/O O J Janet DVM D U N Somoron Bled Wlntor Pork, F l DTt* J C L Landttoorlng Inc 1.72) 41 FO Boa Mt longwood. Fl U7M J W Bar ft) I) John W McFayden Ml Sentord Av* Sentord. Fl D77I J M A t Inc )aa 17 Ml S Hwy. 17 91 Lengwood. Fl D7M Jackson Billy Til* 49 09 Hf Turn* Mound Or, CatatWorry. Fl DTt/ Jacob* Land Clearing 7*1(7 Warn* Jacob* » ' • Baa *4) Lockwood Rd O-ieda. Fl D ia l Jada ( Metric Inc id H DBA SI John Btocfrlc Co PO. Sea (87 Longwood. F l DUO James Sato* Corp 117*1 t f IBoe S4 Continued On P s| ( SB t �Monday. April W, I W - 1 B Evening Herald. Sanford FI. Countersuit Threatened In Iron Bridge Flap By Donna E atca Herald S ta ff W riter If the city of Orlando makes good its threat to lake Seminole County and three cities served by the Iron Bridge Regional Sewer Plant near Oviedo to court. Seminole County may file a counter-suit demanding its promised 1.4 million gallons of daily sewer capacity. Despite published reports that Orlando plans to immediately sue Seminole County. Casselberry and the Orange County cities of Winter Park and Maitland for their share of the 812 million costs of bringing the sewer plant Into compliance with federal regulations. Sem inole County A d ­ ministrator Ken Hooper said all Orlando did was authorize Its attorneys to prepare the necessary documents to flic suit. "If Orlando does sue. Seminole may well countcr-sue for its sewer capacity." Hooper said. The Seminole County Commission four months ago sent a letter to the city of Orlando saying Seminole would pay its fair share once its allocated capacity was released, he said. Hooper added that Seminole's fair share, based on the percentage of capacity the county has. Is $1.1 million dollars. And Hooper added, the county will have that much money In hand from developers' connec­ tion fees as soon as Seminole's capacity at Iron Bridge Is released. There arc now 86 develop­ ments. seeking 3.5 million gallons of sewer capacity, on Seminole County's walling list for connection. Each of the developers must pay in advance 82.071 per unit In connection fees. But each developer is being limited to 52.500 gallons of daily capacity Initially - enough capacity Tor 150 housing units. Th e fee was upped by 7 1 cents per gallon of capacity to 82,071 to pay for the county's costs of Orlando bringing Its sewer plant into compliance with federal regulations. Hooper said at the same time the county has not waived any of Its rights. He explained that when the county granted a special exception to the city of Orlando some years ago to permit construction of Orlando's regional sewer plant in Seminole County, conditions included that the p l a n t ' s e f f l u e n t w o u l d n ot h a r m the Econlockhntchcc River In any way and that Seminole County would be held harmless from anything that might occur at the plant, such as It not functioning as expected. SHS Student Honored For Business Aptitude The United Slates Achievement Academy has announced that Renne Caldwell. 145 Crystal Lake A v„ Lake Mary, has been named a 1985 United States National Award winner in Busi­ ness education. The Academy recognizes less than 10 percent of all American high school sludenls. Renne. who attends Seminole High School, was nominated for this National Award by Mrs. K.J. Alexandar. a Business Instructor A coordinator at SHS. Renne will appear In the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, published nationally. "Recognizing and supporting our youth is more important then ever before In America's h i s t o r y , " said Dr . Ccr ogc Stevens. Executive Director of the United States Achievement Academy. "Certainly United States Achievement Academy award winners should be con­ gratulated and appreciated for their dedication to excellence and achievement." The Academy selects USAA winners upon the exclusive rec­ o m m e n d a t i o n of t eachers, coaches, counselors or other school sponsors and upon criteria for selection including a student 's academic p e rfo r­ mance. Interest and aptitude, leadership qualities, responsibil­ ity. enthusiasm, motivation to leam and Improve, cttlzenshlp. attitude and cooperative spirit, and dependability. Renne is the daughter of Mrs Christine Goble. SCHOOL MENU SCHOOL MENU T uesday April 2 3 E n tre e Hamhurgrr/Bun i'ole Slaw Taler Tots ft nil Juice Milk E x p re ss Hamburger Cheeseburger Taler Tots E m il Juice Milk W ednesday April 2 4 Entree Oven fried Chicken Sweet l*otatocs Green Beans Rolls Ice Cream Milk E x p re ss Hot dog Chlx Baltic Frill* The state Department of Environmental Regu­ lation and the U S . Environmental Protection Agency stopped new connections lo the Orlando plant last spring after It was determined the plant by dumping Its effluent Into the Econlockhatrhce River was polluting the waterway with nutrients, a by-product of sewer effluent. Legal Notice CITY or LAKE MARY. FLORIDA NOTICE o r P U S U C 8 E A R IN 0 TO WHOM IT MA Y CONC ERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the Ctty CommUHon a* lh* City of Lot* Mery Florid* that told Commtifion will hoH) 4 Public Hearing on Miy 7 1TS5. •I I X P M fo eonildar an Ordinance entitled AN ORDINANCE o r T h e C IT Y o r l a k e M ARY FLORIDA AMENDING SEC TtON Ji Of, OF THE CODE 0* O R D I N A N C E S E S T A B L IS H IN G S E C TIO N »l OP IGI TO PROVIDE FOR A C H A R G E FOR R E TU R N E D CHECKS AND ACMARGE FOR Juice Milk T hursday April 2 5 Manager's Special Friday April 2 6 No School t h e u s e o f w a t e r d u r in g CONSTRUCTION PRIOR TO THE WATER V E T E R BEING IN S T A L L E D P R O V ID IN G FOR SEVER AB ILITY CON F l I C T S AND f f F E C T IV E DATE A copy ol u !d Ordinance ihall ba available «i the olflca of tha Clfy O n »t CUy Hall. IM N Country Club Road late Mary Florida from • 00 A M unfit i 10 P M Monday through Friday for all potionl d a n mg •oetamin* lama Tha Public Htarlng than ba hold In Iha city Hall, IM North Country Club Road Laaa Mary Florida at T X P M on May 1 Iff) or at toon tharoaltrr at pottiblr at rrhich lima Inlaratl ad part-at 'or and againtt tha requett i'a*ad aboia m il ha hoard Sa*d hoar mg may ba contmuad from lima to tlma until final action it token by tha City Cemmimon THIS NOTICE thall ba pot lad in mraa U ’ public placet within 'ha City ol Lata Mary at tha City Hall and publithad In the E van mg Ht<a'd prior to tha data ol tha Public Hearing A taped racord ol Ih't moating it mada by tha City tor Itt convenience Thit ttcord may not conttifut* an adequate ra cord tor tha putpotet ot appeal Irom a daemon mada by the City Com nut non with reflect lo tha foregoing matter Ahy par ion Althing lo online Platan adequate record ot Iha proceed lugs 't maintained tor appellate purpotet a adyttad lo mate tha nacattary artangementt at hit or ha» own a.panto C ITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA t Carol Edwardt City Clerk D A TE D April I. IMS Publlth A p n ll. IS. FI. IS IMS D EE SI Legal Notice Continued From Pxge 2B Sanford. FI MMI Jarrlt Donald I] 14 SCO Carriage Cove Lot an Sontord. FI m i l Jancy Kennel Inc SSSSI Lovell Hugh ton Jr P O Bo i roe Golden rod. FI H i l l Jap ton Pottery ! U 00 Stephan 1 Martha Jepton Bo< air Geneva FI M ill Ja rry't Barber Shop I 04 C/O Florenclo Lara Sal Greent Ave Winter Park. FI MISS Jewelry Auction SI01 P O Dr awar K Fern Park. FI M IX Jim Blanck Diamond If 14 Cutting Co Jim Blanck lies Samoron Bird Cettelberry. FI M!0! Jewelry E It 1S4OS Stephan B Nor den V44S Rad Bug Lake Rd Ceuelberry. FI MM! Jlm 't Print Shop I I I 14 X I Altamonte Commerce Bird Altamonte Sprlngt. FI MMI Jimmy i Italian 4M II A m e r ic a n O r o « Jayam Invettmenlt Inc aa* Hlway I! *1 Fern Park. FI M IX Joan A Sherrilli las M Laundromat 401 E Flrtt St San lord. FI MMI John t Sub S Sandwich 4* to Shop a x E Somoran Bird Ste MI Cattalbarry. FI MM! Johnny’* Mutlc 10IS IMS Edgewaler Orlando. Fl MSOr Juki Pantt 410 MISS Jutl Pamt ol Fla Inc M0 Miracle Mila Si* XS Coral Gablet. FI MIM K A E Financial M l ! It Servlcet <400 Dove SI SI* IX Newport Beach. Ca *1440 Jutl Top* 14*ft IM Mire I* Mil* Coral Gablti. FI MIM K O CUn* Product lent II* 11 P O Bo. »4 Altemont* Spring*. FI MMI Kane Don B 1101 ISS Holly Hill Av* Cattalbarry. FI MM! Kaltar Mutlc Co 10 M P 0 Bo* SIJ Orlando. FI MOO] Kick In Tho Pantt III IS Sondlak* Ctr S40 SR AM N Altamonte Spring*. FI HII4 Kid* Kompony 14I! 101 Robin Rd Altamonte Sprlngt. FI MMI King Kopy Prtg 4MM Palm Sprlngt Canter SIS E Altemont* Dr Alternant* Sprlngt. FI MMI Kim ’! CarMted 110II Mechanic* Ernetl K Whltakar IDS E .#*ar Av* longwood FI M IX Ktock A Klock Attoc M0 II P O Boa lit* Maitland, FI MISI Kong Chong Entorprlw* <00 IS Palm sprlngt Plata SIS E Altemont* Av* Alternant* Spring*. FI MMI Kon*** ot Florida Inc. I SSI SI •*0l IIN Av* N St Petartburg FI MIM Ker** Howto Ratlowranl 144 SI SM SR AM Longwood. FI MIM Kufi Andrew C. HIM Arthltocl IM Airport Bird Sontord. FI MMI L B S Automotive M l SI I li W H w y AM Winter Spring*. FI SMS Lo CMquItlto i n IS SIS W Flrtt St Sontord. Ft B i l l La Bodega 414M P O . Boa SMS Foroit City. FI MISI La Gondola D Or* SIM Jewelry **S SR AM N Aitomonto Spring*. FI SUM La Plot 1to Grocery 151*5 P O Bo. H II Foret* City. Fl H i ll Laky Rank an Let MS 500 Carr lege Cave Sentord. Fl M HI It 44 Lencettor Aluminum Longwood Induttriat Park ISO Mmga Trad Langwoed. Fl MIM 1MAJ Lang Gary m i Fertyth Rd Winter Perk. Fl MISS Lari mar Ca n ri 4/4 Ato under Ave Oelttoto. Fl MMS 141*5 L at ton Carpet* R J IBI Franca* Or Alternant* Sprtngv FI MISI Lauera Frank P. tea* SO! Dogwood Or C*lt*lbarry, Fl MM! leather Image of n n Orlando Donna Bartak Ml* N Cr 41! Beywood Pli Longwood. Fl MIM L.lliyr william A HI 14 07 P O Bo. lif t Sanford Fl MMI Wt 14 Letco Inc IM Melody Lana Cattalbarry. Fl MM! Liart Lodge Rtttaurant n V Rt 1 Bo. 4X Ovlado. Fl MI4) Lewln Frank A Jerry 11 72 M I Hacienda Village Winter Sprlngt. FI MM0 Liktnt Robert L M0 PA IJS 0] Samoran Prof Bldg SISHwy Alt Cattalbarry, FI MMI Lightning Folo Service IS! SI 4*4 A Eatl Altamonte Dr Altamonte Sprlngt. II MMI Liken* R. L 10SS IIS Eatl Mary AM Cattalbarry, FI MMI Lll*y Robert H 14II 4*1 Holly Hill Av* Caitolbarry. FI MM! Llndell Alan IS M ISS Hat i*nd* Vllltg* Winter Spring*. FI MI0S Liquid Food* Inc S.flOIt U N N W 111 St Miami. FI MMS Ling la G S 10 SI SAS Sabi* Palm Dr Cattalbarry. FI MM! Llltta Dill* Grocery AS.II **! E Altamonte Or Altamonte Spring*. FI M MI Longwood Automotive 11 St ISO E Marvin Longwood. FI MIM Longwood Village Inn III.]* E Lake Si Longwood. FI MIM Longwood Tool Rtnlel MO IS Inc. I I I I S EetliekeSI Longwood. FI MIM Lull Lendueping S IM 1! Large Tree Movtrt Inc Rl I Bo. HI KK Sanford. FI M l!) Lulhart Bar B 0 4.4*1** 4*4 W Slttt tit Altamonte Spring*. FI MMI Lyont Martha ISM *1 Palm Valley Dr Ovlado. Fl MMS Mack* Laundry Service II* IS Inc. Mack* Circle Cheverly. Md M ill Mac Lean Doraen *41 T1 Hacienda Village Winter Sprlngt, Fl MMI Mack* Laundry Service M I 00 Inc Mack* Circle Cheverly. Md MMI Mack* Laundry Service Itt I] Macke Circle Cheverly Md M ill Mail Handiert I.1U IS MS Candace Dr Maitland. Fl MISI Marian Development lis t s Carp P O Boa MSS Longwood Fl Mir* Marlow Inc l» * l Suita IM *11 Douglat Av* Altamonte Sprlngt. Fl M IM Martha * Beauty Shop SS *0 1*4 Graham Av* Oviedo. Fl MMS Martel John *44 too Carriage Cav* Lo* 414 Sontord. Fl M ill Mat* Marketing It Is Managemanl Inc P O Boa Drawer SSI Farn Park. Fl MIM Mattrobar** Patrick 14 U IM PoMotttt# Cattalbarry Fl MMI Mathaton R, 0 Co Inc 111 IS P O Boa Mil Longwood. Fl MISS 'Aarme* Boutiqu* ISO IS Or lama Plata ISS Or lanIa Are Alternant* Spring*. Fl x m l Mettoen Garvin Ca as IS IM Candace Dr Memend. Fl M !It McBrayar RaipnO Jr i n sa D B A Lam Moled Wood Prod Rf 4 Boa IS A Sontord. Fl M ill McCoy Daluia Cleaner* ir *g 110* W 11th Street Sontord Fl M ilt McClung Landtcaplng 1(14 SI P O Boa 41S Ovlado. Fl MIAS Mead A Son* Cobtnet* I la *1 m a Navigator Av* Bldg I Sanford Airport Sontord. Fl M ill Mamba Modal MISS Engineering C O Garth W Mamta P O Drawer X Sontord. Fl MIM MalOaau Tie* Co. sum MM N Somoran Bird Winter Park, Fl MISI Moldaau Inter national I .ISO I ) M M Samoran Bird Winter Pork. Fl MISI Make Cenatructton Carp IS! i s M I I AItamanto Or Allament* Sprlngt. Fl MMI Merced** Whole** I* If I t* Flortttt Supply Inc. 141 Allamonto Commerce Blvd Altemont* Spring*. Fl MMI Metro Sato* Corp ISMS P O I n 1*41 San lord. Fl M ill Mickey* T*t S Sport* M 41 4S4 Hay til Longwood Fl MIM Mid Atlantic H I 0* Traniportotton Inc. 100 Partlmmon Av* San lord Fl M ill Mik* t Fine Inc 1*44! 401 S Dli to Hwy Cattalbarry, Fl M M! Mill* J 1.44 1111 Laura SI Cattalbarry, Fl MM! Ml ion Auto Part* 141.IS M l Magnolia Ay* Sanford Fl MMI Modarnlkklmo Inc 1*4II *4*0 NW 141 SI Miami, Fl M14* Molly Mag*** M l AS 1S44 Park Or Sentord. Fl MMI Monogram Sport a!*01 4*4 Farettwood Lana Maitland, Fl MMI Moor* Stanley A. ISO* 1041 Frangipani Ln. Caaaatberry. PI Mr*! Morning Gloria Florlit 41 *! M!1 Waklra Spring* Rd Longwood. F l MM* Money E M II* Pointetlla Cattalbarry. Fl M M ! Morrit Robert 100 W 11th SI P O Drawer 14*0 Sanford. Fl MMI Mother* Kitchen Allrtd S Cora Byrd U4 S Clara Da Cand. FI M IM Movln Sound IS II 114*1 10114 14 *! 400 N H w y I I *1 Longwood. Fl M IX Mr Chan China** ASS SI Ratlauranl Spring* Plata 1410 Montgomery Rd Longwood. Fl M ! » National Am Ttk Inc M *i IMS Eatl Blvd Maitland. Fl MISI Nancy McBurnay Horn** 1044 Inc a*! Oak H*v*n Dr Allamonto Sprlngt. Fl MMI Narartth. Richard SIX*! M MO 104 Bo*ton Ave St* 101 ‘ Allamonto Spring*. Fl MMI Nautllv* Flint** Canter AM 4* Summit Plata I0IS Semeran Blvd Catttlberry, Fl M M ! Naulllut Ptut Filneta t ! l la Cantor Inter* Health A F line** Ctr IM E AHamonle Or Altamonte Spring*. Fl MMI Negrich Stove 4M II P O Bor IMS Maitland Fl MISI Hat* Security Syttomt *0 v] Inc P O Bo. IM Fern Park. Fl M IM New Production! M IS IM Hope SI Longwood. Fl M IM Haw York New york jgg ft Plua *14 Hwy 41! Longwood. Fl M IM Newell Roger R II IS SI! Holly Hill Ave Cettelberry, Fl M M ! New York New York (14 I* Plus SSI I Allamonto Or. Allamonto Sprlngt. Fl MMI Nichol* Thornet A Molly t i l l 1 Hacienda village Winter Spring*. Fl MIPS Night Tram Club I AOS SI C/O Robert Conway 1404* S W to7th Ave Hornettoad Fl MOM Norp*town Cato Laundry II* II A Dry Cleaning IM I Lehigh Dr Ctotton*. Fl MIM Mart It TV W A 14 1) *01 Cetory Avenue Sontord. Fl MMI O Briant TV Repair M SI m State Rd ala Allamonto Sprlngt. F l MMI OM Plantation I I I «! Four lands Inc t i l l W Kennedy Tampa. Fl Utoa Otynlhu* Inc The 1.015 44 Longwood Village Shopping ISOS SR 414 Longwood. PI M IM Often Entorprlj** H IM 1W Pineda Indutlrlot Park Longwood. Fl M IM OtoonHaton 14 A) 1*1 Princeton Dr Ovtods. Fl M!*l On Stag* VMS x all Aitomonto Ave. Rm SJ! Aitomonto spring!. Ft MMI Orlando Carpet Cleaning 41 SA P O Bo. 141 Aitomonto Spring*. Fl MISI Orlando Lock A Soto IIS II Co MO N Hwy 414 Aitomonto Spring*, Fl MH4 Otborn Ward F to 04 1041 Mango Or Cattolborry. Fl MM! Outpott 115*1 Danlth B Buthrui MM E SR 44 Sanlord. Fl M ill Over»troat. Troy E MD 144 I* IM Sunnytown Rd Cattalbarry. Fl M M! Ovlado Inn 1.0*0 11 P 0 Be. tfl Oviedo. Fl MI4) Painter Margaret 10 IS IM Hacienda Village Winter Sprlngt. Fl MMS Paintor Lawlt 7 44 tOO Carriage Cove lot Ml Sentord. Fl M l!) Palmer Robert 410 T w*lve G*kft Campground Rt 1 Be. l i t Lot 11! Sanford. Fl M ill Pad* Grovat 10 IS Rt 1 Be. IMS Sentord. Fl M ill Part Fair Service Inc IJ 74 Georg* F Hanjman tffO Howell Branch Rd Maitland, Fl ) ) ! ) ! P a rttG M IS 74 111 Moneyfuckto Lan* Cattalbarry, Fl M M ! Perli.mertl Carpelt Inc i n 40 If ! S May. 1! n Cattalbarry. Fl M M ! Peatreat Cathy 101 It Contractor I1M Wlndter Ave Longwood. Fl M IM Pearl Lake Apartment! l i t os CN IN* 140 Hanover Ave Merrlttown N J 07*40 Pe*rn# lea Brown f *4 41 Tavern 1007 W IHh St Sentord, Fl M ill Pambarton Inc S IM 45 P O Bo. tff Ljngwood. Fl M lM Paoptot Acceptance Corp S4 40 P 0 Drawer Q Sanlord Fl M ill Pfopiat Acceptance Corp ISO) P O Drawer Q Sentord. Fl M TU Parkin* Darwin J 10 04 114 Holly Hill Av* Cattalbarry. Fl MIS! 74 11 Parmablll Home* Inc 1144 Howell Creek Dr Wider Sprlngt. Fl MMS Pytyrton Fine Cart U 70 MO Savag* Cl Longwood. Fl M IM Petorten. Paul A, 4M Ml lochmond Dr Fern Perk. Fl M IM Pint Enterpc It* Inc t i l 44 Karel H Parker Secretary >41 Alternant* Commerce Blvd Aitomonto Spring*. F l MMI Pill* ply* 141!* Wtttorn American Venture* ISM! Autumnbrook ►toutton. T . 77044 Pina Plot M4 to Wat torn American Vontucot 1*707 Autumnbrook Moulton. T . 770*4 Plat* Tu . Shoppe 1SI *] Sprlngt Plate 1411 W Slate Rd 414 Longwood. Fl M IM Pawnor Nolalto 11*1 SI Jamaica Circle Oviedo Fl MIAS Pro Lawn Matotonanca *04 *! Ca Inc. P O Bo. I toll Orlande. Fl MSS! Products Lure C* Inc 1.040 M P O Bo. *4* Langwoed. Fl M IM Prove*! Jeffrey R 141 lag Orchid Av* Caatelbarry. Fl M M ! Pulto Hem* Carp US 0* Sto MO AM N Lake Blvd Adamant* Spring*. Fl MMI Putt Putt Gelt N «M Vwdo Garnet 141 Hwy I! SI Forn Perk. Fl M IM Quality Auto Salat 11II 1ISS S Sontord Av* Sontord. Fl M ill Ouakar Crpratt M l Si Product! Inc IMS Windier Av* Longwood Fl M IM Quality Ctoenort US! P O Bo. toll Sontord. Fl M ill Quality Inn North 1 I II Sa C/O Marvin F Pear A Ca ISM La* Rd Sto MS Winter Park. Fl MISS R P Looting Inc H j; IIIS Spamgt Ctr South Altramenta Sprlngt. Fl MII4 R * « Guard aa si C/O Hedrick Entrprtat Inc P O Bo. ISM Allamonto Spaing*. Fl MMI Hangar Printing Ce. talk* C/O Natl A Harnett F ray 1X4 Winter Wood Blvd Winter Park. Fl M lfl Rater Entarpntet Inc Mass flt I Be. MSG Sylvan Lake Or John Linda Bo. 44] Maitland Fl MISI Sbiandorino Rocco I 51 Lot 11 Ilartwy 11*1 Farn ®ark. F I M IX Lila t Thrift Avenue 141 4» Inc Sprlngt PI414 141] W Hwy 414 Longwood. Fl MIM Schactar Irving A Lillian to 00 H I Hacienda Village Winter Spring! Fl MM* ScheltinoM 111* fto Manga Dr Cattalbarry. Fl MM! Schoattalkotto J W IM IT Ml Somoran Blvd Urgency T r a v t l 141 4! Allamonto Sprlngt. Fl I1M1 •4* Altemont* Spring! Or Schraw Realty 111Fa Altamonte Sprlngt. Fl MMI Rrliobto Carpot Cleaning *4 SI 1441 S Grant St C O D m a i R Par Ith Longwood Fl MIM Scotl Induttriat Inc 1**4 41 SO) Rlchboa Dr 4000 Dan* Lan* Allamonta Sprlngt Fl MMI Reliant* Plumbing 11•« P O Bo. 1404 < Longwood Fl MIM Alan Park! Scoltith Pub The 41M P O Bo. Sf 1 400 N Hwy 1! f l Longwood Fl 117*0 Cattalbarry. Fl MM! Revenue Management 11 SO Saar Con Inc to*14 Syttomt Inc W D a .lor Millar 41* Shaoah Blvd <11 Wmtof Sprlngt. Fl MMS P O Be. Ifla Sttottlv* Marketing M 15 winter Park. FI MHO Rich. Jamal M Jr 4!0! Attoc la let I C/O Judy E. Hinton 41! Whooping Loop 140 e Ht lierati Allamonta Sprlngt. Fl MMI Allamonto Sprlngt. Fl MMI Riggt Clarence S IS Lai II Sailer* Dorothy I I 0* M0 Carnage Cove SI* Rot I SI Lot 1*1 Sanford. Fl M ill Robert ton t Auto Service IM 01 Sanford. Fl M ill William Robertton Samlnol# Printer* 1,01144 M0 Induttry Rd Bldg I 1*41 Flighllma Are Longwood Fl M IM Sanford. Fl M ill Rom Hair Styling Ml 14 Service let Co Inc I I *4 Greater Mall P O Bo. IM4 Apopka Fl MM] aaO S Sarmoran Burt Service Ic* Co Inc IS SI Cattalbarry Fl MMI P O Bo. 1M4 Rottat't t.H l ff Apopka Fl M M I P O Bo. M4J! Moulton. T . I m I Son ico Capitol Corp 5*1 51 Rota Cleanert 45114 P O Bo. alls Palm Sprlngt Plata Watl Palm Beach Fl. 1140* 111 E Altamoni* Or Service Ic* Co Inc 1115 Aliamonl* Sprlngt Fl MMI P O Bo. 1M4 Rotor par tt Inc *)] l! Apopka Fl M MI Frod Clark Prot Service Ic* Co Inc 15 I I P O Bo. IM ! P O Bo. 1504 Apopka Fl M IM Sanford. Fl M ill Royal Crall Service Ico Co Inc 44 54 Woodworking Jf] )j P O Bo. 1104 Longwood Indutlrlel Pork Apopka Fl M M ) 100 A Mingo Trail Service Ic* Co Inc II 41 Longwood Fl MIM P O Bo. IM4 Apopka Fl MM) Rudr* Standard Service II M C/O Rudy Crewt Service Ic* Co IncIIII P O Bo. 1M4 P O Bo. 1MI Apopka. Fl MM) Senldord. Fl M ill Ruth lew Alien F Service It* Co Inc MOf • 14 Lot 11 P O Ho. IM4 M0 Carriage Cove Way Apopka, II M M ) Sentord Fl M ill Sowoll Bob Pol A Robin I I S) Ruttall Robert II *4 51 Jamaica Circle MO Carnage Core Way Ovlado. Fl MT4S Lot IM Show11m* Done* 41 45 44 4)4 Shopping Center Sentord, Fl M ill S A S Cain Laundry f l! Hwy 414 Ml It Longwood Fl M IM 510* Red Bug Lake Rd Sign Shoppe III 0* Cattalbarry. Fl MM! 400 W Fulton SI S A S Supply 10*4 M 5*44 Fur,tlon St Sanford. F l M i ll Hollywood F 1)XM) Silk Scrtenlng By 1,144 If S A J Contractor* ot iS II Nlcoll Inc Senlord Inc Bay a) 11! For at! Or 1140 Banner Or Longwood. Fl M IM Senlord. Fl M ill S D G Attoc i«let Inc 44 II Skat Wood N Stuff 41 51 Alfred M Norman Itl Wymer* Rd Aitomonto Sprlngt Fl MMI M f E Magnolia Av* Sabto Corp Longwood. tl M IM IM *414 Storting SI Sal Dai* Builder* Inc to* I* P O Be. 14*011 P O B e. US trying. T . ISO*! Winter Sprlngt, Fl M IM Sable Corp Solar Siorot Inc lif t IM S4I4 Sterling SI 14!) Nettlengham Dr P O Be. 14*011 Wlnlor Pork, Fl H H 1 Irving. T . IS041 Sotor Kon I) 0* Sabto Corp IM Dogwood M f* S4I4 Storting SI Cattolborry. Fl M M ! P O Bo. tototl Solutkl Frank A Kitty If 04 Irving. T . I toe) 15* Hacienda Village Sabto Corp Winter Sprlngt. Fl MMS I I! S4I4 Sterling St Sotharn Codrlc A 14a ) P O Bo. latest Virginia Irving. T . 1504) M l Hacwnde Village Sabto Corp Winter Sprlngt. Fl MMS 15)1 S4I4 Sterling Si Sound Sat i t It P O Bo. 14*0*1 I Its E Aitomonto Dr Irvine. T . 75041 Aitomonto Sprlngt. Fl M M I Satan Club Southern Carpal Care IIS 44 S ilt C/O Shtidon Pelakotf N'Chotol J Angabrondt itco N Orlande Ave P O B o. 114S Maitland. Fl F o rttt City. F l M ila M ill Salon Prince Southern Line Cleaning I H I 51 at )> 40* W llth Sf Inc. Sanford. Fl M ill P O Be. M l! San Sebattlan ' Sontord. F I M i ll M* Speak Oort* *X Hamoownort Attoc P O Bo. lets *41 Hacienda Village Longwood PI M IM Winter Sprlngt. F l MMS Sanco Steal Inc Sporlt Graphic Inc SM4I 14! tt P 0 Bo. 141) C/O Lerry 0 Luc a rt’ll Lang wood. PI M IM P O Ao. 41} Sandlert Manufacturing Cattalbarry. Fl M M ! 41 SO Michael Sandtort Starbclf Centlruclton Inc I I 11 P 0 Be. 154 Ml Sweetwater Bird North Gektoorod Fl M IM Langwoed. Fl MIM Sanford Aero Service! Storlln* Enter Inc SI* la Mi 11 Inc P O Bo. I t l ! Bldg IM Hanger Rd San lord. Fl M i l l Senlord Airport Star Syttom t Software 14* 4T Inc Sentord. Fl M ill M Cheney Or Sentord Orlande Rec *00 M Cntr. Cettelberry. F l M M ! Stoan’t D ry C leaner t 44 I ! C/O Starlit* Skat* Contort P 0 Bo. II I I 4IS s Sanford Av* Daytona Beach. Fl MSI! Sanford. Fl M M I Sarg.nl Popper 1 N Y )1! X Sterling Teel A Machine 144 » Timet C/O Burl Ball Sontord Fl M ill Rolhbun F R f ll Lot Ml *00 Carriage Cove Way Sontord Fl M ill Rrbal Gun Shop M 5) SOI W Hwy 414 Longwood. Fl M IM Record City 4100 C 'O Farnwood Corp 134 Fernwoud Bird Forn Pork Fl M IX Rod Bud Bill! Pitt* 115)1 It N Hwy lie : Cottaiborry, Fl MMI Raevol. Char try O A lift* E iloll* P O Bo. If I Gfnovo. Fl M IM ^ o u tt^ a k a H e w o ll Rd Cettelberry, Fl MM! Stereo Etc. Inc >4 If 415! Onut*'t CVIando. Fl MtO) 4144 Stewart 1 Billy Uted Cert Inc IM US 11*1 Fern Park.. Fl H IM 11 01 SloeIon Jamet C 1114 Laura St Cattalbarry. Fl MM I 11 4! Stout Ed A Martha *5 Calumet Circle Oviedo. Fl M H I IS It Stfln# John IM Holly Hill Av* Cattelbetry. Fl MMI 11)01 Strip Eat* 141* Orlando Dr Sanford. Fl M ill 41 *7 Studio Uno t l ) Slut* Rd *14 Winter Spring*. f •MMS 113 14 Style maker! Balhk* Inc. I0S1 Montgomery Rd Altamonte Sprlngt. Fl MMI *1 54 Sty tot A Stylltlk 1441 Samoran Blvd Cattalbarry, Fl MM! ll.S ! Suerei Branllty Squert Brantley Square f l l W Hwy *1* Aitomonto Sprlngt. Fl MMI 14S 0! Sudt A Dudt Sanford Plata fto Slat* St Senlord, Fl MMI 11144 Sudra Inc. P O Be. Met Longwood. Fl MIM I.1M 1* Sun Mataileb Inc Longwood Indutlrlel Park )M Highhne Dr Longwood Fl MIM m o4 Sunbelt Phytict Attoci*i*t Inc Suit* 5 B atf Slat* Rd 414 Aitomonto Sprlngt. Fl 11714 Sunland Ctoentrt 400 H Swaatw*tor Sq it* 1 *00 Fo. Valley Or longm w t Fl MIM Sum it* Lawn Car* U f7 *05 Parian Brown Way longwhvl, Fl MIM Superior Trim A 1444) Door Inc IS!) High SI Longwood Fl D IM Sul ton Cotta* Houvt SO) 41 Woklv# Sq fat W Hwy 4M Altomont# Sprlngt. Fl MMI Swan Cleanert 1.0*11* Cattolborry Square SIS Eatl Hwy 4)4 Cattalbarry. II MM! Sweetwater Irrigation Iff a* Joroma Ztbrowtky P O Bo. 4115 Wlnlor Park. Fl M If) Symco Cemeutor to*14 Meinttnenc* >551 W SR 4)4 Longwood, Fl MIM Tamutu* Mary 15If >1 Mac unde Village Winter Spring!. FI MIOS Tapia Fernando MD Mf I! 4*5 Douglat Ay* Bldg C Allamonto Sprlngt. Fl MMI Taylor Richard I Jr, 4! Of P O Drawer III! Longwood Fl MIM Troei’t Btottomt Flerltl Ilf * Send Lok* Corner *10 Sand lake Rd Aitomonto Sprlngt. Fl MII4 T hornet Thorn t ft too Carriage Cev* Woy L o tt Sanford. Fl M ill Thompton't Naulllut )M tt Filnett Clr San Sabatt lan Square 4ff Hwy 41* Allamonto Spring*. Fl MMI Thompton (nhancamonl all 14 Inc P O Bo. in* Sanford. Fl MMI Thompton Brwc* L III M P O Be. M il Ovlado Fl MMS Tiffany Quilting B 411 Si Drapery Inc 104 E Palmetto Av* Langwoed. Fl MIM Tony’e Cattolborry III M Tt.ace Antoni Juan 4*0 E Hwy 414 C*aa*lb*rry, Fl MM! Total Lawn leaping M l tt Concept Stephen Carlyle MIS Palm Sprlngt Or Altamonte Sprlngt. Fl MMI Tapper * Cater Pratt I lf 44 O lento Piei* IIS Or lento Are Alternant* Sprlngt. Fl M M I Town Garage Inc SS* I I S54 Aitomonto Or Alternant* Spring*. Fl MMI TrediUcnel Contractor* in s Ce P O Be* lilt Lake Mary. PI MI4* Irate# Indutlrtot Inc 14 kS III Alien!ic Drive Maitland. PI M ill • Trlmedto Production* Ml U Inc MB Live Oak I Blvd CetiaMerry. Fl MM! TSC Looting Carp 111) Or leant Or Ilf I ] P O Bo. 41!!* Sunnyv*l»- C# f*0** 141 71 Ultimate Motor Workt Polar Choon Prat t f ! St Rd 41! Longwood. Fl MIM Uncle Nlckt Llqucn A I t l 44 Oytlar Bar • 1405 Park Of Senlord- Fl MMI 111 40 Unique Hair Styling Mat tel Squar* 1444 Samoran Blvd $ Cattalbarry. Fl M M! 114 II Uni lad Horn* Product! Corp 111 Hickman Dr Senlord Fl MMI Unlvartal Safety Railing lo o t) Inc 1044 Millar Dr Altomont* Springt. Fl M M I 10 II Uro Tile ol C*ntr*l Florida Inc Gary L Nelly 454 Charlotte SI Longwood Fl SUM 411 44 Van Or* Stophan M MO P A St* 105 1140 Tutkawilla Rd Cattalbarry. Fl M M ! Vandartchaal 1*4 01 Chiropractic Clinic Fred Vendertchalt 100 Lak* Short Dr Longwood. Fl MIM Vedio Movtot Elc II 44 San Sabatlian Sq Aliamonl* Sprlngt. Fl ))M I buptr X M) W % J«m «» P Smith to* E 1th St Sentord. Fl MMI Week. William H S4 44 104 Bridgtway Circle longwood. Fl MIM Walker Conttruction 54 51 Co Inc ot Fla P O Bor Sf!) I allahattat. Fl MMI Walker M E 10 M 400 Roy #1 Palm Dr C«»»«itwrry. Fl 11707 Walnut Equipment 114! Lailing Co Inc P O Bo. I0M Bala Cynwyd, Pa 1*004 Walnut Equipment 10 97 Laatmg Co Inc P O Bo. I0M B*l* Cynwyd. P* 1*004 Ward Ban F Jr 1! 44 Agency Inc Bo. 4M Ovlado. Fl MM) Water bad Cantor 11 It Summit Plata 101) E 4M St# 1 A 1 Cattalbarry. Fl MI0I Wagrwr Eugan* t M Mr A Mrt 114 Dogwood Dr Cattalbarry. Fl M MI Weinman t Branl H M M Children t Trvtl M l Spring Run Circle Longwood. Ft MIM W en Michael A 114! l i t Meneytuckl* Lane Cettelberry, Fl MM! Wetp Emma L 11-51 l i t Hacienda Village Winter Springt. Fl MI00 Wicker Village Inc N 47 Spring! Plata I4M Montgomery Rd 1 Longwood Fl MIM Wilder A is i* 44* Royal Palm Dr Cattolbarry. Fl MTO! Wltoy’t Plumbing Inc 490 •• P O Be.4f1 Farn Park. Fl H IM William! Curtlf R Mf )) P O Bo. I l l Ovtode. Fl MM) William Daily 0 5! too Carriagt Cev* Let *54 Senlord. Fl MMI Winkle Hobart IM IS M l) N Orlando Aa* *4 Maitland Fl MMI Wm|um Packaging 4 1*4 I! Supply Inc IM0 Char tot St Longwood. Fl MIM Winter Park Landtcapmg li t a) Irrigation Inc Tarry Moor* P O Bo. MIS Wlnlor Pork. F l l)!f g Winter Park 41 tf International Inc P O Ba. 1)11 Winter Park. Fl H IM Wood Leonard V II« 111 Maitland Av* SI* 111 Aitomonto Sprlngt. Fl MMI Yeung L f A Ce 1A* 1) la! Lake Elton Or Cattaitwrry Fl M M! Zlltor Aluarl M MO PA II* la aft Crane* Rooti Allamonto Springt Fl MMI Zimmerman Donald I* H 1)1 Hudten Lana Lai 1)1 Melftond. Fl MMI Zitck Carp IS II P O Ba. M il Langwoed. Pi MIM Zurleto Guttol k U l *4 Helen R Be. US Oviodo, Fl MISI G TBOY RAY. JR TAX COLLECTOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PtXHilh April tt. 1ft) D EE Ml �4B— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OE THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE C O U N TT, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO M IM IC A O T P F IR S T F ID E L IT V SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOC IAT ION, •It , Flairrlill. H CM nUlESB U S S R E V .ttu i. •• Defendant* NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE It hereby gl«tn thet pursuant la IN* Final Judgment ol Foreclosure and Sal* entered in IS* cause peNIng In the Circuit Court at tha EIG H TE E N TH Judicial Circuit, in «nd to* SEM IN O LE County, Florid* Clrll Action Number *4 J ilt CA 9* P the undersigned Clerk m il M il IS* property situated in told Covnty. d» tenbod at Lot to. TULKABAY, PHASE I, according to lb* plat is*, to I at r*cord*d in pl*i Boo* v pagot i l and M Public Nacordt ot SommotaCounty, Florida al public taw. la ’b* bigbatl and best bidder to* rath at It 00 o'clorti A M , on the ITtb day ol Mar <*ei. at Iba W EST I PONT door o* Ina SEMINOLE County C o u rth o u to . S A N F O R D , Florida IC O U R TS E A U OAVION BER R IEN Ck-ERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT Hr SutanE Tatior Deputy Clerk Publltb April IS, 11 IW1 PEE n County Cettef Or*ngoCounty, Florida C * t * « C O I S 6 ) I Mlllt A Nebraska Lumbar C o , a Florida tor opr aIion. Plalntlll yt JorryM lisle and Even J LIU*, individually, and at Irutlaat ol I P M . Inc , a ditto!v*d F lorid* Corporatinn ddi/a ASI, Oattn danl County Court SaminoiaCounty, Florida Cat# # t* OTJI SPOJ I T T U n i I •d S la l* t Irantmittlon Systems, Inc . a foreign corporation. Plalntllt v* I P M . Inc , a Florida corpora lion, </o Jerry It LltW. Ret! deni Agent, Defendant Circuit Court O ra n g e C o u n ty , F lo r id a Cat * r C I IS I J J I Andco Indutlrle* Corporation. Plalntlll vt Jorry LltW and I P M . Inc CWIendanl N O T IC E OF SHF R IF F 'S SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN I’m by vlrlua ot tbota certain Wrllt ot Execution at tlyled •hove. and more particularly that carlaln Writ of Execution ittued out ot and under lb* teal ot lb* Circuit Court ot Orange County, I lor Ida, upon a (Inal lodgement rendered In fh# aloretald tourl on iba JtlB day of Juna. A 0 Iff*. In Ibal ' or lain cata entitled. Andco IndutlrWt Corporation, Plain till vt Jerry Litl* and I P M . Inc , Defendant, which aloretald Writ ol Elocution wat iWllvattd fo ma at Shaclll of Laminate County. Florida, and I h#*e levied upon Ibo toifowinq dOKtltwd prepatty owned by I P M Inc . laid proper I y being localed In Seminole County, I lornla more particularly d* ter Hied at lollowt Ofllco Equipment Including dgist, chain, ill# cabinali. I, pent lien. tmaJI calculatort and copy machine Hand looli Including drill*, tandort. Wvelt. chain tawL thovolt, poll hole digger t. on* power putt hoW digger, on* portable ocolyWn* torch with geuget, hot* and carl Variout lumbar porducls Being stored at Dava Jontt Wrecker Sarvlca In Farn Park, F lor Ida Complalt Inventory can be viewed *1 the Civil Division ot in* Seminole County Sheriff* Department and tha underalgnad at Sheriff ul Seminole County, Florida, will *1 II M A M on tho Ulh day ol May, A D IMS. oiler lor tale and tall to tho tughett bidder, tor ceth, tub|*cl to any end all * titling laint. at the front (Weill Door al Iba tttpt nl lira Seminole County Court house In Sanlord, Florida, tho above datcrlbod R E A L pro party That tald tala la being mad* to tel.tty Ihe forma ot tald Writ ol E locution JohnE Pci'*. Shentt Seminole County, F torn!* to be edverlived Ap*d JJ, )S Mey * II with the Ml* on Mev M iM l _______ O t E U E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IG H TE E N TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO *1 1*10 CA I I E JUDGE DOMINtCR j SALFI IN RE FO R FEITUR E OF A irMCAOILLAC ELDORADO AUTOMOBILE . VEHICLE lO tlttlF IC A T IO N NUMBER al m tQ U ta u NOTICE OF FO R FEITU R E PROCEEDINGS TO Robert Ruttell Olin *U Nor Ih Celtic art Avenue Orlendo, Florida *ml all other t who claim an Mterett in the following pro part) a I On* IDS Cadillac Eldorado Automobile Vehicle IdentllKa hun Number *1CISSQTM4JS JOHN t POLK, Site,III ot Seminole County F lo rid a ••trough hit duly tworn Deputy Shenlti. teiied In* detcrlbed property on the jjnd day of March IMF at or near State Noad CM and Wekiva Spring* Road Longwood, Somlnolo, Covnly Florida It pratanlly holding ta>d property, and will appear twlor* the Honor aid* DOMINICK J SALFI. Judge ol •he Circuit Court, Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. Room ]l>. Somlnolo County Courthouto. Sanford. Florida 0" Ih# Itihday ot May. IMS at t » A M lor tho puepoto pi requeuing and tiling a Null It Show Cauao why lha deter bed property ahouldnotbo lor toiled fo Ih* uto of. or told by •ho SheriII upon producing duo prop! mat Mme wat being uted in vrotation ol Florida Law* doallng with contraband, ail pur tuanM* Sac liana *M If I FPL F for Mia Slaluloa I IMJI NORMAN R woe F i n g e r H A T E At t o n n e v nr ANNE t RICHARDS R U T B IR G Attitlanl Slat* ANornoy Ottica ot Hr* Slew Attorney Peal Ottk* Boi I I U Sanford. F tor Ida U F Jt tl U IJOIIJJJ ISU Pubiith April IS, H IM> D E I Fa 1 Monday, April Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION CASE NO as tie* CAM DIVISION E EMPIRE OF AM ERICA FSA. a Corporation. Plalntllt. vt A U D R E Y L JOHNSON andGEORGEL JOHNSON, hutband and wlto, and AVIS R E A L TY . Defendant* NOTICE OF ACTION TO AUD R EY L JOHNSON G E O R G E L JOHNSON RESIOENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE N O TIFIE D Ihet an action to loroctoa* * mortgage on the following described pro party In Semlnolo County. Florida Lol It. SAN O R A SOUTH UNIT O N E, according to the plat lhereof at recorded in Piet Boo* It. Paget Ft and FF. Public Rtcordt of Samlnot* County Florida hat been tiled agatnat you end you are required to ter r* a copy ol your written detente*. II any. to il an PATR ICK W G IL IF N JR . Etqulro, Plaintiff* at tor nay, whose addreat It Poal O lfic t B o» IBIS. O tL tn d . Florida J1TJ1 MW. on or botora May W. IMS. and Ilia lha original with tho CWrk of this Court either before service on PtolntllPt attorney or Immedl elei y thereafter, other wit* a default will be entered egemtt you lor tho relief demanded In Ih* Complaint WITNESS my hand and lha Mai ol this Court on this II day of April, IMS (SEAL) O AVIO N nERHIEN. CLERK OF TH E C IR C U IT COURT IN AND I OR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA By Jean Brltlant Deputy CWrk Publish April IS. JJ. JT A Mey a. IMS DEE 10 Stole *t South Carolina (runty *1 Berkeley fo The Family Court Far Tha Ninth Judicial Circuit Cet* No is OR N IU F M IL Y E TRAIL. Petitioner. vt BENNY THARDUS TRAIL. SUMMONS TO THE RESPONDENT ABOVE NAMED YOU ARE HER EBY SUM MONEO AND REQUIRED to aniwtr Ih* PaliUon In Ihlt action, ol which a copy it haraby wrvad upon you. and lo verve a copy a* Y°ur answer to Mid Petition on lha Petitioner or her attorney, John S West ol the law firm ol Wet) and Weil. JOF Caroline Avonua. Poal Olllc# Bov FI*. Monckt Corner. South Carolina jaett I the original of which Petition It tiled in Ih* Olllc* ol tho Clerk ot Court tor Berkeley County I within thirty 1101 deyt after aorvlco hereof ■iclutiv* of lha day ot tuch ■ervlco. and It you loll to answer lha Petition within m# lime elaretetd. me Petitioner In ihlt action will apply to the Court for the relief preyed tor In Mid Petition WEST AND WEST Attorney t *! Lew By /a/ John S Wett Attorney tor Petitioner April tih, IMS Monckt Corner. South Carolina TO TH E RESPONDENT ABOVE NAM ED YOU AR E H E R E B Y N O TIFIED that on tha Jtlh day ol March IM4 Ih* Petitioner herein tiled her Polllion In Ihlt action In Ih# Ottlc# ol Ih# Clark ol Court tor Her he ley County, South Carollno agelntl Ih* above name Respondent, the ob|*ct or prayer ot which It * dlvocco Horn Ih* Mid Retpon deni WEST AND WEST Attorney* *1 Leer By /a/Johns Watt Attorney tor Petitioner Apriltth. IMS Monckt Corner. South Carolina Publish April 11. JJ, J», IMS DEE at IN T N I CIRCUIT COURT OF T H I K IO H T I ENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT S IM IN O L I COUNTY. FLORIDA CASI NO u li t ) CA If K J U D O li R O IIR T B McORIOOR IN HE FO R FE ITU R E OF A ITfFCHEVROLET TRUCK AUTOM OBILE. VEHICLE ID E N TIFIC ATIO N NUMBER ocLJFfttif sjai NOTICE OF F O R FE ITU R E FRO CEIO IN O S TO Ron Wayne Crosby Sja Clayton Sir eat Orlando. Florid* Rhand* E r an C rotby SJ* Clayton Shoot Orlando Florida , and all othert who claim an mltratl In tha tallowing pco petty a I On* tafF Chevrolet Truck Automobile Vehicle IdentllKa lion Number O C U e ffllflltl JOHN E POLK, Sheriff ot Stm inol* County, Florida through hit duly sworn Deputy Shenttt. teiied the described property on the JFIh day ol February. tMS at Danny a Rat teurent located on itatt Road IJ* A lta m o n te I p F It lf l, Seminole County. Florida it pietonlly holding Mid properly and will appear baler* Ih* H o n o r a b le R O B E R T B M cG R E G O H . Judge ol lha C irc u it C o u rt. Ilgh toonth Judicial Circuit. Room lt« Somlnolo County Courthouse. Sanford. Florid* on mo lam day ul May IMS a l l M A M tor m* purpose ot requalling and Mmg a Rule to Show Cauao why tho described p«oc>er ty should not be toeleited to tho uto ot. or told by Ih* Shorn! upon producing duo proof that Mm* was being used in violation el Florid* Id o l dealing with contraband dll pursuant a* Sdchont *11 FBI FO* F tor idd Statute* 11M l I NORMAN R WOLFINGER STATE A TTO R N E Y By ANNE f RICHAROI R U TB IR G Assistant stale Attorney Ottlc* pi tha Sfdto Attorney Poal Ottlc* Boi I I U Seniord. Florid*IJFFJ J ill IK H IU J FSJ* Pubiiah April IL IJ ltd! O i l *1 ■ * 'W 71— Help Wanted Legal Notice CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUELIC HEARING TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE Noth* it hereby given (hot a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning end Zoning Com ml talon in m# City Commission Room. C ily Hall. Sanford. Florida at F 00 P M on Thurt day. May J. IMS to consider a request tor * Condition*! Us* In a GC 1. General Commercial District Legal Dasprlptton Property located at the E Quarter ot SEC I t . T W P JOS. R G e J6 E . Seminole County. FL. and run rnanc* S 0J*WJd- W FISH Ft lo tha POB. thence continue S O T it la W M l 43 tt thence S IFU1 11" E 14 W It ; thence S OJMI JJ-'W 4M F5 ft . (hence N • fu rsi- W tIJdoa ft , thence N 01*0*'40" E 4 M t f P . mattca N bf*4104' w i id ft ft to a point on the Ely ROW lino of U S Highway If PJ. Ihence N »* IV IB" E along Mid ROW nn* JIJ JO Ft to the beginning of * curve concave Elv having a radius of 1*14 at ft; inane* NEly along said curve through a central angle of 04*1411" an arc distance of era II FI fo tha end of Mid curve. Mid curve having t chord bearing N j r i r e V E.j thenc# N 1S*4F'B0" E 111 It M.i thence leaving Mid Ely ROW line run S F I'JF M " C 18FF 11 It lo the POB Address 34>S 1*41 Orlando Drive Conditional Usa Requested Sal* ot beer and wlna lor consumption on Ih* premises Ail parti** in Interest and clliiens shall have an opporluni ly to b* hear d al Mid hear mgs By order of Ih* Planning and Zoning Commission of tha City of Sanlord. Florida mis Ulh day ot April. IMS John Morns. Chairman City ot Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission ADVICE T O TH E PUBLIC It a parson decide* fo appeal * decision mad* with respect lo eny matter considered *1 the above meetings or hearing*, he reey need * verbatim record of the proceedings. Including the testimony and evidence, which record It not provided by the City ot Sanford iFSlttO lBlI Publish April Jl. IMS DEE 111 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 M m g .................... 8TC ■ tin* HOURS 3 conidcutivd times ( 1C a lira* 8:30 A.M. •5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY t •Noon 7 contdcirtlvg Heaps 52C ■ tin* 10 cgmoctftiYt times 44C a line Contract Ratos Available 3 Linos DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A .M . Saturday 25— Special Notices Bottoon Mngk - Cm ND A OIF T .„..WITM A L IF TI .BALLOON BOUQUETS .......... We Deliver 1 CELEBRATE A BIRIN! Mr, Stork's visit makes ter e lifetime *1 memories, #itts 1 *111 C*R Linda 111-11IF * MARY KAY COSMETICS # Sk In car* and celer flair CONN IE ........................ ITT FFJ* WAR[CO SERVICE STATION IW FRENCH AYE .SANFORD Du* to Ih* remodeling process A customer safety, w* will be c losad tor the Ml*ol g*to< in* from Thursday, 4/14')] III Tuesday. 4 33 Ot Sorry for Ih* mrcnvenlenc* I Clarence Rodgers President 27— Nursery & Child Care B A B Y S ITTER WANTED pari tlm* In my horn* For a 1 yr old Own car Reference* req In Ih# Lk Mary *'##_________ 33— Real Estate Courses NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS will hold a public hearing In Room W 110 ol Ih* Seminole County Services Building. San ford. Florida on MAY 14, IM1 AT F 00 P M . or at toon there after at possible to consider the following PUBLIC HEARING FO R CHANOEO F ZONING R EG ULATIO N! I M ATTH EW T BROWN S P E C IF IC A M E N D M E N T FROM LOW DENSITY RED O f NT I AL TO IN DUSTR IA L A N D R E IO N B FR O M A l A O N IC ULYUR B TO M l IN DUST R IA L - F i l l I 11) II Begin al a point on tFw 1 line ol Lol *4. Plan ol Spring Ham mock. PB J. Pages J L Mid point being *00 It S Of*JO I f W of SW corner ol E 10 cftolna ol tald Lol 04, fhtnc* run S Of*IB I f W m 11 II along Ih* S lino ol Mid Lol *4. Ihonc* run N 0*40 i r W lee ff M too point on Ih* N IIn* ot Mid Lol 14. Ihonct run N If*It I I -* E 10 It along the N line of Mid Lol 14. Ihanct run N )*•!) 4F" E 140 11 It to a point on Ih* N line ol Lol 11. ol Mid Plan ol Spring Hammock. Mid paint being m M II S I f S t i r W ol NW corner ol E 10 chain* ol slid Lol 1 ), Ihanct cun S 11*11 I T W F I3 U II to Ih* Point ol Beginning, subject to an iitiitic n l lor ingrttt nd egress over Ih* S 40 II and Ih* W JO II thereof together with an easernant lor ulililtot. and, LESS F rom a point an tho south lino ot Lol 14. Plan ol Spring Ham mock. PB 1, Pago* 1 through I. tald point being 100 II .1 a m Jf W ol m* SW corner ol the E 10 chains ol Mid Lot *4 run N l l ' l l ' j r W. JM tl H lor a P O B . Ih onc* conllnuo N 11*11 I f W. 1J1 ff B. Ihanct run N F1*4J 01 W. 141 00 I I . thane# run S 00**011 "E m IF II 'hence run N l f M ' J f i . 10141 II lo POB AND Begin at a point on Ih* N lint ol Lol 11. Plan ol Spring Horn mock. PB J. Paget 1 through I M i d point being U l 11 II 1 • f »♦ 11 W ot NW corner of he E 10 chains ot said Lot It. Ihanc* run S lflV 4 F W *40 U tl lo a point on fh* S tine ol M<d U l 11. Ihanc* run 1 tt* it'll" W along tald line ol Lol tl. 10 II Ihanc# fun N 9*M'H"W *11 *4 tl ihanc# run N tt*lt I f E IMOI It Ihonc r run S 11*4101" E Jtl 41 If to fh* POB. subject to an easement for mgrtt* and egress over Ih* W M It thereof and aublect to Florida Power Corporation oatamenl Further described a* epproa imately live acre* located on the East side ol m* oatonston ol Tlmocuen Way I Further, a public hearing will be held by Ih* SEMINOLE C O U N T Y P L A N N IN O AND ZO N IN G COM M ISSION ON MAY I, IN I AT F 00 P M , or as soon Ihoroaffer as possible. In Hm W 110 Seminole County Servlets Building. Sanlord. F tor Id* In erdtf lo review, hear comment* end make racom mendalion* fo lha Board ol County C om m issioners el Sommoto County on the above application!*) thoaa in iltondanca will b* heard and written cammania may be tiled with m* Land M a n a g e m e n t M anager Hearings may b* continued from tins* to tlm# as found necessary Further details available by calling H I 11)0. Eat 441. Person* are advised that II •hey dec nl* to appeal any de cl*s*n mad* af theaa meetings they will need a recard of In* proceeding* and fdr such purpoM. t h e y may need I# ensure that a verbatim record ol 'he proceedings la mod*, which record Include* tho testimony and evidence upon which Ih* appeal is to be mad* Board ol County Commissioner* Seminole CoMtty. Florid* BY ttorbHardin. Director Land Management Pubiiah April Jl i*tl O f t UJ Thinking of (* f'lnd * Real Eslal* UcensaT W* altar Fr**T*m*n and canlintous Training! Call Dick er Vicky tor deljils MS S444 , m HO*...Eve. FT1UM Keyes ol Florida . Inc 1* Year* Eadertoncel 55— Business Opportunities LIOUGR LICENSE ON ANOOFF PREMISES SEMINOLE COUNTY BabM. Bell.Jr P A REALTOR .m a lll er IH FIM 61— Money to Lend Business C ip lla l S10.000 to 11,000 000 and over P O Boi 1411 Winter Pk FI* 1JFS0 Legal Notice SEMINOLE COUNTY BOAR OOF CO UN TY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO MAY )B, ItSI 1:0* P M The Baer* ol County Comm,a s>or<era ol Seminal* County. Florida, will hold a public hearing to consider th* follow Ing I S O U T H S E M IN O L E C H U R C H O F C H R IS T B A I I I I S I I I J E A I Agricullur* Zona end R IAA Residential Zonl Appeal againat its* Board ol Adjustment In denying a Special EicapHon •or approval ol * revised master p lan, o rig in a lly approved 0)1)300. tor tipensien ol d*r school end nursery from Id to IW pupils on Toe Parcel A/UA in Lee lion u Jl jo as shown on Assessor s SAap No IS0. located on tho East sid* ol Lake Howell Road WO It South ol Howoll Branch Road lOIST I) J ELEANOR P BATES. E T AL B A U IS lin V R IAA Residential Z0n« Approl agamal Its* Board of Ad|u|tm*nt in denying * Lol Sits Variant* from II.F00 aq II to M M sq 11; Lot Width Variant* Rom 40 tt to 41 tt. and Sid* Yard Variance on each aide from 10 tt to T'y It, on Lot U. Block G, Wett Altamonte Haights. Section 1. PB 10. Pg J). in Seclion II Jl JO. an the South sid* ot Ridgewood Shoot. Wett ol Halm Springs Or Ire (GIST 41 This public hearing will b* held in Room wild ol lh« Seminole County Services Build mg 1101 E First Shoal. Sen lord. Florida, on May F* ISU. al F 00 P M . or at soon thereafter as possible Written comments Hied with Ih * L i n d M a n a g e m e n t Olroctorw lll b* considered Persona appearing *• Ih* public hearing will be heard Hearings may be conllnuo* from lime to Urn* a t found necessary Further details available by calling U l IIU . Eat *41 Person* pro advised that II •hay dec id* to appeal any dn uSion mad* *• this hearing they wilt noad a record *4 th* pro leadings, and. tor such purpose, may may need t* intuv* that a verbatim record *4 th* proceed Inga It mad*, which record Includes th* tollimany and evi done* upon which th* appeal It to be baaed, par Section m 0101 Florida Statutes BO AHD OF CO U N TY COMMISSIONERS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA • V ROBERT STURM CHAIRMAN A TT E S T D A V ID N B E R R IE N . C LER K Publish April JJ, ieat D E E lea 71— Help Wanted Acrylic Applicators reeded to apply protect'r* coating on cart, boats and pi tries u to 111 per hour W* train For work In Sanlord orea call Tamp* QI10I1 H U Aides tor a'l shift Certified and/or eiper >enced Good pay and banalill Pleasant at mosphar* Equal Opportunity Employer Apply a* DaBary Manor. *0 N Hwy IF FI. O* B*ry, Flo _________________ ASSEMBLERS Noad 1 to work In new air cond plant Starting pay 14 l)/hr Mutt be a strong reliable workar with own hanaporta tlon Never a to* I temp H m _____ m i n t A i i l l t a n t Manager W ell trained Needed *• once Apply In person C#M Ml*. K Marl in Sanlord. or call to l o o s ___ AUTO SALESPERSON Espa rtonc* preferred but will train right parson Opportunity tor advancement whit* making good money Coll Ron lor eppt w i eOFl____________ Avon atweyt hiring ladtot A men Call Immediately 111 tilt. I l l 1111 __________ BABYSITTER E rp .’lovlng.re liable woman lo car* tor J A 1 year old glrlt In your or my horn* Wilton alimentary area, Helerencet 111 1*41__ C ap* C a n a v e ra l F ir m established In Sammol* Co looking lor people who want lo be tholr own boss t l JO pari tlm*. S4 W full lime Report to JO* E 1st S t. Sanlord F PM Tud* April 11______________ CorpgntiFY lib o r m W inttd Established company, liberal ben#Ills must have tools and transportation F04 Fla 1F01. MS 1F4 1411_________________ C itiicil Pifsoiifttl Needed for office opening in Sanlord Area Beginning dal*. Mey IJ, IN I Pleas* sand a return* lo Oonall* Construe lio n , l i t Washburn Rd , Melbourne. Fla m i l _ CRT Data entry eapartont* tor par menenl positions With growth potontlal Neve* a to*I UMP r u n .........774-1M8 Daytime Produc lion it Shwash art and server* reeded Soma nighttime positions available Apply In person between 1 A 4. Mon thru Thurt Bahama Joe'S, 1XM F ranch Av* No pfwno calls will baoccoptodl AVON t A RNINOSWOW111 OPEN TERRITORIES NOWIH lit MSI or 111 til* DRIVERS WANTED Sanford Auto Auction II looking for rollabl* A dependable poo pi* to work driving cart A •rucks through auction Hours Thursdays Only From II AM to a PM Applicant* muit bo I* yra or older, have valid Fla Drivers Meant*, and must know how to drive standard shift vohlctot This It * parted |ob for the retired person Pay will b* U 00 an hour Apply in person at the Sanlord Aulo Auction. H U W First St. Hwy4 41 In Sanlord See John between f AM A 4 PM. Mon thru frl, Eelrusion Machine Operator nights 4 PM to 1 AM Will tram Coll H I MOO Will Sour* Legal Notice C ITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA NOTICE OF FUBLIC HEARINO TO CONSIDER A CONDITIONAL USE 44olic* la hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by th# Planning and Zoning Com mutton in th* City Commission Room. C ity Hall, Sanlord. Florida al F 00 P M on Thurt day May 1. INS M consider a request For a Conditional Us* In a SR I. Single Family Rotiden Hal Dwelling District Legal Detpription Lot IF A >1 Lai a, )r d Section of Dreamwoto. el recorded In PB 4. PG F0 of Public Records of Semmoto County Addrtst 1411 Chat* Avenu* Conditional Us* Raguottod Duple • All parlies In Interest and entrant shall hay* an eppovtunt ty to b* hoard *• said hear ingt By order ol th* Planning and Zoning Commission *1 Ih* City ot Sanford. Florid* this lath day of April. IN I John Morris Chairman City ot Sanford Planning and Ziming Commission ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC II a person decide* to appeal a decision made with respect to any metier considered al th* above meetings or hearing* he may noad a verbatim record *4 th* proceedings, tnelitolng th* testimony and avtdonct which record IS not provided by th* City of Sanford IFSF14B101) Publish April IT. IN I DEE IS* FICTITIOUS NAME Nutkt la hereby given that I am engaged in business at tlto Hobson S t. P O Bee IBIT. Longwood. Saminoto County Florid* but instruct #1 Private A Public Pool* ' under the IlCtiltouS n*m* ol SWUM SAFE, •nd that I intend to register a*id name with th* Clerk af the Circuit Court. Sommoto County, F lor id* in accordance with tho previsions *1 th* Flctlttou* Nam# S'a'utot. towtt Section M l Bt F tor id* statutes IMF !%! Cynthia N Morris Publish April I.B. IL 71 INS D EE I Federal. Stale A Civil lotos now available Call 14'* la* 1 304 tor Into 14hourt_____________ FIRST COOK Full time poti tlon Continental experience A minimum ol 1 yoert manage men! responsibility. Including ordering- scheduling, kitchen planning Ptoatant personal ty a must HUB4B M F .B t l HOLIDAY HOUSE Restaurant In Sanlerd has openings for waitress, host ett cashier Apply 1 to 4 PM. Hwy 1/3*1 near Lake Mary Housekeeper Wanted to keep elderly lady 1 day* a week Local reference* needed m o m ____________________ INSURANCE R ATE CLER K Wilt train No *>|>*rt*nc* needed Mutt type 11 wpm, non- smoker s only Casselberry are* B14 t!43 IN TE R V IE W E R S : Individual* with public contact e>p Earn 1M hr plus bonus plus hourly guaranis* Students and housewives welcome Call Mr Grant 1pm to *fsm. Mon thru F n M l FS*0 ________ kaeiaaei v ^ v 93— Rooms Tor R*n! Sales help wanted. Highest commlstont paid In Florida C a l l t i l l *• L o w e s E klevmlnetora. 131*34* Will Irlin ____ Room For Rent. Kitchen A Laundry Prlvleget S4) 00 a week Call M l 5*13__________ SECRETARY Graduation from high school or GEO required Office, clerical eipenenc# desirable Ability to type rapidly (at toatf » to *0 WPM1 and accurately Call 111 Till for an eppo.nlmenf s a l e s Energy Products High commissions’ Sates asparl ante necessary 0 4 j*)B — TUTOR N E ED E D : For 41h and tth grade tludenli for oil sub|veil Ihr each dally In th* •venlng At m y hem* in Hidden Lake off Lake Mary Blvd E « penanced pelerred but not required Call Ml I N I UPHOLSTERER Exp in cutting, tewing A inttali Ing Immediate Permanent position Never a tee I TEMP PERir...___ -774-1141 N I HAVE JOBS W* need people1 Career Flndart, Inc.— . .Ill IT1T We Need Your Skills A r LA BOH I V 141— Homes For Sa Ir ) ronCM H in t Help Wanted Report reedy tor work *• I AM 401 W 1st St Sanford____________ LABORERS Strong rollabl* general labor*'! needed Im mediately Different locations Phono end transportation a mutt Never a to* Apply KEUT SERVICES w a n Legal aatrelary eipartonced In real etlele, probate etlat* planning. *dmlnialraltv*3clvtl taw, alto eicollonl skills in typing tFtorfhond. word pro cetsor. grammar and hen dllng client* Pleas* send r* sum* to Boi Iff, Evening Herald, IX) Ff French Avenue, Sanlord. FLUFF I __ Light Book keeping . payroll, accounts receivable 11 to 10 hr* weekly Apply In perton Big "IB" Tire*. 1410 S Or JandoOr_____________ ___ LIV E IN M ATURE WOMAN Car* tor invalid, own room A bath Good salary Need local ra le r tn c it Non smoker m iy n ____________________ MEDICAL Several openings In busy San lord Medical Facility tor cheerful, personable people eipertnced In dealing with Pel lent Reception. Insurance Billing. Collections or Medical Record* Call Mr Harned at m Hal___________________ MODELS W AN TED Work with laahion designer in local boutiques TV commercials, catalog* Full or part time No tiperltnco necessary All 43) NFS NANNIES lull or part lima positions available Childcare or related background pr* Ior red Helerencet and Irani portation required Call 14* wig__________________ Nations largest chain ol family amusmenl cantors hat need ol part tlm* sales peopie/atten Night end weekends Mutt be mature, naal In apparent*. Phan* ter an Tit 4*rrt N E E D E D Till* Clark A typist Thursday* only Apply in person el Sanford Auto Auc lio n , a lta r 10 A M on Thursday* HIS W (at Street In Sanlord________________ NURSE'S AIDES W A N T E D All a h llt i E x p e rie n c e d or cortlllo d only A pply In person Ltkoviow Nursing Cantor, *i * E Jnd Street. Santorn Fla________________ Part Tlm* Clerk/Typlal M wpm. Mon A Wad . I am to 1pm Call Ell 1 4 1 1 _____ PBX OPERATOR* Mutt work rotating ahltt end weekends Informal alt ire OK a m p Permanent Maintenance Man needed Apply In person be tween I A 4 Mon thru Thurt al Bahama Joe's. 330* French A re . from ags 11 lo retired No phene call* plea*# _______ Phone Solicitor* full or part lim a, hourly plus bonus. La Profram Assbtinti Wanted E i per lent* preferred, however, training provided for the car* of Disabled Residents All ahifttavailable Call m n i l Styling Salon with I station lor rent, lawola supplied- and good tocitton. Cell M l REM TEMPORARY POSITIONS STOCK PERSONNEL Zayr* it currently renovating on* of I It store* which hat created a need for tndlvi*«i*ltto fill temporary positions for stocking, ing In lures, and etc mov It intortsted. pleat* apply In parson at: Rooms for tent _______ Call m x u __________ SANFORD Fur filmed rooms by the weak Reasonable rates Maid sarvlca C alllZ) 4MF ) F PM e l) Palmetto Ave SANFORD. Reas weekly A Monthly rates Uhl toe. ett XX Oak Adults 1 tel FOB) 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent Etfiency a p t. partly furnished, tee w t . i mo security Ml two________________________ Fur* Apt*, tor Senior Cuttern 110 Palmetto Ave J Cowan No F>hc>ne Calls LAKE MARY Clean I bdrrn turn small apt Single work Ing man NIC*. A hurry! MF ) * » ____________________ Lovely 1 bdrm apartment Hug* ro o m s C o m p ltlo privacy 1100 per wk plus SIM security deposit TO a*Jl or >1) 13SF II you ore SI or older on limited income, you mey quality for part tlm* work To tee it you qualify call 141 111] In Seminete Co call JOAN *1 333 3133 STUDIOS .1 BDRM 1 BDRM F L E X IB L E LEASES Senior Cltltew DikeaimI WE'RE CELEBRATING AAA EMPLOYMENT I bdrm . adults no pots, air, quiet, residential 1300 par month, plus deposit 111 IQU ’j ?; HAVING 1 irsB Tbest tear JOIN US K)BS GALORE 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Ren! Sanfwd Court Apartmtnts 323-3301 323-5176 ESTABLISHED 21 YRS. OFFICE OAI____ _____ 114* *1 FEE PAIDI General offict skills needed Wants lo hire now) Great Boss RECEPTIONIST-------------tellM Warm blandly personality wins this one Typing/Word Pro catting a plus. Professional company SECRETARY.................to 11K This company wants a career minded enthusiastic parson to work with groat crrwl Typ Ing/answer phones Eecellenf benefits FILE CLERK......................tilt Will train! Laarn a greet career Great room lor advancement Fail raises 323-5176 DELIVERY...................... lo 1140 Several openingil ''Drive" your way to success FCL or regu l*r operators license are needed Know the area INSTALLERS...................to tlM 1 openings Learn and earn Grtal weather to be working outdoors t r a i n e e ........ ....I * t i n Art you good with people and very personable* This com pony was ready to hir* yet terdty Food and rotall post lions available mgr STOCK CLARK — W. I I M Keep track ol inventory end supplies Local etlabliihad company Blue loans al mosphar* her* I TOOMANY TO UST Discount Fb* 2 VYks. Siliry Law tl M R*gtt?r A lto n F n No Fto Until Htrod 2523 S. French Aw. 73— Employment Wanted Contlrucllon Quality Control Pro|ecl Manager Residential Commercial Innduatrlal All Phases Qsjallticaltont on re quasi IF) 304* 91— Apartments/ House to Share stu SAVE tut Rent Nawend Enievl This Limited Special Energy Efficient, 1 Bdrm I Belli Apartments W/ Decorative Wall Caver in*s. Built fn Bookcase, Plenty *t Storage. Wesher/Oryer Car perl Water beds Accepted 321 1911 Orlando toB frgg 345-44B1 BAMBOO COVE APTS. 300 E Airport Blvd PHONE M l 441*. 1314441 Efficiency from MBS me Discount for Senior Citlient HURRY Only a Few Lelll Sanlerd New 1 bdrm '3 bath Unit* Screened porch/(folio w ith e r and d ry a r, mini blind* From SM1/411 e mo Located an Oak Av*. al Parh Dr behind Dairy Queen British Amtriun Rtiltj sis 111) RIDGEWOOD ARMS ANS. 1,1. and I Bdrrna Storting al only sue Aik About Our 1 Bdrm Spaclal HOURS: .. . ) to I 1# Saturday Nam I* I* I 1140 Ridge weed Av*. Sanlord. Fla. Ill *410 .................. ...... 1)1 i LUXURY APARTM ENTS Family A Adult* Section Pwelkkd*. 1 Badreemt Matter Cave Apartments D lF tN Open On Wiekenda I and 1 bdrm Alta furnished efficiency from SFS weak UK) depot il No pets Call M l 4MF )F P M 411 Palmetto C E N TU R Y 21 KISH REAL E S T A T E /nt'/frt Voi* To Atlcnd Sfl ftmAi# to I btdfrw Apt «ltti M rrt 11*0 00 1 W| Will (tofXHtf 371 MOO or 131 IH ) 93—Rooms lor Rent Christian Apts A Hamel TV. kitchen, laundry, maid U0 wk up Of I e ll SH434I1 B*I0 Male or tomato whu mull be employed Private Bath and * hug* room Plus *11 th* prlvt leges ot your own homo Call 11) I1FB a f t e r 4pm on weekdays and anytime on Weekends AtkforMik# Room tor rent in Me* hem* Fro* HBO. utilities, foundry , and It's furnished S3) OR a week plus a SF10O deposit *11 MSB leave a massage tor Steve Hodge or *04 XJOtfl ettor 10 Our C A R EER SESSION From 7 lo B in tha evanmg on Tueaday April 23rd Independence. Freedom, Training T h a n whit a cai n i with our CENTURY I I Ottica maans So Call now for your raaanation Pul Nl Q n t u i^ 21 KISH REAL E S T A T E REALTOR B35 W. 25lh SI. 321-0041 ZATBE IS3*Orlando Pr Sanford E quel Opportunity E mpfoyer ___________ M3_F___________ Tiredef Je* Hunting r C o i l F u tu ra a th e y h a v e hundreds *4 |ob openings tor Ihot* who wont to work SFBtJOO D ELIVERY H E L P E R ! no *i par tone* nocostary Fulltime Good starting pay 431 4300 O E H I R A L O F F I C E TRAINEES Greal starting Iob Several opening* Good pay IF* 4300 F A C TO R Y A l t l M B L V and PRODUCTION WORK Meal ahiftt open Good pay Kales SFBtlOB IM M E D IA T E O P I N I N O I Genorel Construction labor Good pay SFBaMO TRUCK DRIVERS- Long haul Immed atel Good driving to cord Over 1) 43* 4J00 LO C A L D R IVER S S friigh l trucks Good pay Start right away SFB 4JBB R E C E P T IO N I S T . O P P IC E HELPERS. CLER KS. CRT O P E R A TO R S - Immediate apamrsft Good pay scales Call SF| 4X0 NOW! W ELDERS Certified Ercfotont pay scale* Call today aJB Jl NOW HIRING! O u t s t a n d i n g O p p o r t u n i t y Fo r EXPERIENCED CASHIERS, GAS ATTENDANTS AND FAST FOOD PREPARATION ( ■ //(' c / / V j/ j CENTERS 5 LOC AT IONS IN SEMINOLE COUNTY • A u to / Tru c k R efu elin g • Full Lin e C o n v e n ie n c e Stores • Fast F o o d K itc h e n s ' Fried ChicLen Subs Donuts • • • • • Top S a la rie s Free* L ife & H o s p ita liz a tio n 2 Paid V a c a tio n s E a c h Year Profit S h a rin g Plan O th e r B en efits MAKE APPL I CA TI ON IN P E R S O N AT 20? ty Laurel Ave S,inlaid MondAY T h ly F i i j j , 8 10 AM 4 JO PM N O PMONt CALLS r i l A S t I �KPT N* CARLYLE *by Larry Wright 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent Upstairs apartment Newly remodeled Electric l furnished |73 per » t t k Pwtect tor young married coup>« No children, pieeie m I W after S, weekdays 103— Houses Unlurnished/ Rent • • • IN DELTONA e e > e e HOMES FOR R EN T * e _ ___ e « llt K M * . 141— Homes For Sale 141— Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY Sanford Nice 1 bedroom home with living room, d nlng room, paneled family room, laundry room, workshop Call tor in formation 333 1«0t or AM <0)7 Ml WO or best otter_________ Sanlord Owner will help finance spacious conversable home a bdrm . 3 baths or home ♦ mother In law apt Assumable *’ ) mortgage SSI 300 373 3*11 SANFORD MO* Terrace Drive Like new 1 bdrm . 3 bath Low down VA non quailflying, m o rtg a g e 154 *00 1*1 3*41 333 7 J * I _________ S A N F O R D Loch Arbor a bdrm . ) ' ] bath home with family ream A eat in kitchen Frncud lot Only 17S.W* I K Reel Eitete BreAer 1S40 Sanlord Ave 321-0759 Eye 322-7643 COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Reg R E Areaer 31113M Tor Sale by owrs essoc. 1 bdrm I bath 1700 Sq Ft.. Family room. 4 tire place 1300t03 LANDSTOCX BROKERS 3(5-3 712_ ______ Aflytinw. L A K E M A R Y N e w HomT" Lerp. 3 bdrm 3 b*m 3 c«r perepe Aide OR No pete 1535 per mo m PIP or sy« «t ?7 ★ LANDLORDS Tired ol the headaches' Let 01 mAnepe your rentel pro per*lee Pfo***sion*i tow coet eorvice H I 3AJ3 Cell anytime United Seles Associate*. Inc Prop. Mqmt Otv , Rteller Revenne Pare 3 bdrm 1 bem fenced yard, patio. A peddle fane Available May |. Call hetween 1 38 i t stt. r o aaa RENT/OPTION J Bdrm B a th . C e n t. H e a t / A i r . R a v e n n a P k. te is / m o Owntr/taleeman 1»5 t 37a t m aHer 4pm Roomy | bdrm 3 bath home quiet street 1335 mo a depot it. 4 utmiiec tea 43*3. tM cer; SANTORO 3 bdrm . 3 barn Carape SMI COUNTRY' 3 bdrm UU tty bath LANDSTOCX BROKERS 3(5-3712 ------------------- XitytiiriE. S A N TO R O S E tel Class Country Living Large 3 Bedrm, Garage, I acre lanced yard 3030 Marquette Vret 00 and Security 1 3M *** 3»3i Taking Applications Hew 3bdrm . 3 bath, cant heal 4 air, porch, garaga. fenced Amiable May 1 veto 3 bdrm 3bath E <*< Home Meyleir Villas Available now usd abdrm 1 bath redecorated home In Winter Springe Available now un COMMERCIAL Space available lor office 4 etc'ape Center of Sanford 1371 CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR _____ TO 7**A TRUCKERS Spaclal place to park rig 1 bdrm . Ig living rm Fenced yard Close to school 331077) 3 bdrm on Summerlin Ave First, lest end deposit re guired art references 373 aK>3 HALL HUOE I S TO R Y t * Bdrm 4 hath. HI ceuntryi Oaks palms and fruit freest New tSy ten ceatrel beat/etr with hast »«m a l New Seiar hat water heater I Doubt, sided brick fireplace ! « ' X I f screen parch I Baavtlful View I Urs believable SM 500 OW NER F IN A N C IN O I Laker tew. j bdrm w/ Fla rm . trees, earner let! 111 *0* derm SIM 30 me . IS yrs , 11% A PR Tefal price enly Ufsae COOL S P A R K L IN O PO OL W tented ly acre end large 1 bdrm hemal Huge master bdrm Fireplacel Central h a e t/e lrt I w erkshepst Assume no qualifying » / lew dawn I SM aoa 323-5774 113— Storage Rentals Mini Warehouses SM 4 Up...................... 333a<3« ATTEN TIO N I bdrm 1 bath Double Wide Mobile in "a* Is" condition an t.l acres, eel in kitchen, central heat, dining raam 337,7*0 3 T ON AGE TRAILERS Far an site construction, etc Wiice Sales i l l tree ...t o m i * WE'VE OOT IT 3 bdrm 1 bath home with split bdrm plan, cen tral a lr/ b e a f, large screened porch, tamed yard Ml,PM 121— Condominium Rentals CONVENIENT J bdrm 1 Bath home close ta fawn, bilthen fully equipped with pantry, cantrel alr/heet SII M SANDUWOOO I Bedroom, appliances, wallpaper, pool, clubhouse SJD0 173 17)1 between * 4 II 12S—For Lease PIERP0INTE JUST FOR YOU 3 bdrm Us bath hamo In Ihe cauntry. M l lit bitchan 1 ether lets plus nursery Business that may be sold separately Iftioo LO TI OF CHARM I bdrm 1 bath heme with aal In k liehen. great ream, peddle fans, mother in law quarSars. large pantry 171,Md AT UUE MONROE Lowry Advil Apartments I 3 ftdrms Coming soon! Call TO 1011 127—Office Rentals Castalberry III Mwy i; t ] 500 sq II Otllca C a rp tla d . utilities Included All*)** 333 07*7 SHENANDOAH VILLAGE APTS. NO Q UALIFICATIO N assume with nothing down a bdrm I bath home for only II7.3M ] txtrm j bath UNDE « 1200* month! Cell 1 *04 JSJJ124 A ll for Um IM l M A N A TE E 3 bdrm UXN». S*nford Fir\*n< ing *«*aabl« 122 1242 Mr Ketflec f l . M F 1M4 Sfette Key 14 X M I trend K?9dtift, tpltt 2 bd*m 2 befti 11 W0 00 to fete owar pay m«nt% Call 321 *444 «f»er S 00 Sun T b u f i ______ 73 Villagaf 2 Bdrm 1 Bath (KxfcJia fan 4 air conditioning MsKh m<xti I HOC J22^S 2S “ 3* Barrington. 24**0 Car rl*ege cove tha Family Sac 1 C a I 322 Ska rirtet i 00pm I I R IVER OAKS la X 29. I celling t*n%, icraanad porch fwa^har A dryer . H 000 down A you fmanca balanc* Car r«#ga Covt Family Pk Many a«tra% 121 *4*9 ASSUME 1st. quality lor ind. only M OO* down. < bdrm H i bath homo 154 504 159— Real Estate Wanted ASSUME NO Q U A LIF Y IN G •M \ mortiga, I bdrm t*s bath homo for 355 00* THE NATURAL 1 bdrm 1 Beth heme with wet bar, calling Ians, cantrl alr/twel. eat In kitchen, great buy I K I M WILL BUILD TO SUIT! YOUR LOT OR OURSI EXCLUSIVE A O I N T F O R W IN S O N O OEV CORP. A CEN TR AL FLORIDA LEAO ER I MORE HOME FOR L E U M O N E T' CALL TODAY I b GEN EVA OSCEOLA RD b 10NE D FOR MOBILES! I Acre Country tracts Well treed an paved Rd 3* % O n e taVrs #tl3% l Fram IIS SMI If yea are leebutg far a sue cessful career us Real l state. Stanstram Realty is leasing tar you Call Lee Albright today at TO lajg Evenings 313IM3 STENSTROM REALTY 15*1 $ Perk ___ _ Sanford SUPER LOCATION Largo older heme plus garage apt on the most beautiful lot J bdrm . dining room, lemlly roam with fireplace, much more Reduced lo If* too CALL TODAY! CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR____________ TO law 1 bdrm 3 bath one of Senfordt nicest neighborhoods US 000 Celt Welter B Steele. Broker Salesman, 331 545* evenings LloydO Swain Broker 1 or 4 bdrm . 15s bath Nlca neighborhood Fireplace, paddle Ians Below VA ap praltal *4 0*0 down, assume VA loan No qualifying 14*000 Total 333 1710______________ 149— Commercial Property / Sale COMMERCIAL SPECIALIST LAKE M ARY R EALTY REALTOR ................... n i 71*4 ■ A. IS) — Investment Property / Sale CASSELBERRY 1 acre, tonad PR I 1*5 000 W Malicfowsbl, REALTOR _ 333 ftal 153—AcreageLots/Sale LAKE ASHBY EST lo'Acre. toned lor a Mobiia Homa A Wooded 11500 Down Take over payments ot S ill M Appro * Balance 111 000 331 U*i 155—Condominiums Co-Op /Sale Sendiewood Villas I Bedrm I Bath, upstairs.and Peal S31 000 00 177 11»___________ 157 —Mobile Homes / Sale 323*2920 4 2 2 9 1 O R LAM O M B Vl 1 U M 0M C A L L A N Y T IM E 322-2420 SSbl I. Path. Senterd Ml U. Mary Btvd Lb Mary Free to good home Female Pit Bull Terrier. * months old Call 111 a IS*________________ 3 Malt MutdCho* Pups e F ree to goad ham# e Goad watchdogs e Prefer lanced igrd e Cell )4* 1451 e 213— Auctions AUCTION EVERY FRI NIGHT L & E AUCTION 130 itnford Avt CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME* 217— Garage Sales Garage Safes Are Big In The Spring Try A Classified Ad And Get Buyers Fasti Dial 173 MU PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION iN4Ponti4K i.ooo tloaded Low milage FOR PICKING " ! Piece Your Were* Where T he r re Sure lo Be Stud led In the Warn AdtJJ_____________ Rtbuitt KIRBY/ lit* a* A up Guaranteed Kirby Ce 71* W lit St 3)1 5444 Satelllf* TV Systems Complete All you need 100% Financing No money down II 34* 00Universal *31 Sl*4 IN* I ton Ford flatbed truck Alto walk behind concrete saw TO SUB_____________ 3 Sears Riding Tractors I to he tued ug. the other It tor parts two 00 331 SIM 231-Cars BidCudit? No Credit? WE FINAMCC NATIONAL AUTO SALES 1120 S. Sanford 321 «7S Oakery Avte A Marine Salas Acrats the rtver. tea at hill 174 Mwy 17 *1 Debary U 4 Use 11*1 French A y .............-T O -tltl It 7) Buick LtSabre Reduced! One owner IHi CastrNsy Pent ee........ l .T O Itlt 1*7) CADILLAC LIM O USIN ! White * black Sail Sa *00 or rent S3* per hour *ee 733d 1*7} Pontiac Astro See iobelieve tin y Courtesy Poattec ..........T O 1 IU 1*7* Rally Sport Camaro key tljne megs Runt good needs minor body repair 51500 00 Firm Call 3)1 05>» alter 1 t»7» Honda Prelud# No money down *3**t Ceurfvty Penfiec_ 111 3111 IIW Pontiac Grand Pria No money down' L7H 5 CourStsy Pentlac 333 t i l l IN I AMC Concord Wagon Reduced S3H5 Ceurfety Penflec . 333 1131 If* 1 AMC Concord Loaded taffy C»sTr***Y Pbaffac.......... T O S III IN ) AMC Spirit See fobeiievel No money down 17H5 Ceurfety Penliac H I lilt IN I Monde Accord Air. aulumalic Reduced UNS Ceurfety Penliac „ 331 3511 IN I ToyotaCellca loededT No money down |4h1 CeurNty Peaflac......... I l l l i l t IN1 Buick Century a door Loaded No money down SAN} Courtesy Peattec............l i m i t IN ) LTD 4 door Super nice Inside * out 3 tone paint. AC. p o w e r/ tite rin g , brakes, stereo, cruise vinyl tool, wire wheels Need Sta Wagon or P Upustrada W N » _______ IN I Pontiac Bnnnevtlla Loaded! Reduced UN S CeurWty Pwsttac........... TOII11 IN 4Mercury Mar quit Station Wagon On# owner Low milage SBHS CeurSily Pentlac............T O -ltll 4 to c hooH from u r»5 Ceurfety Pentlac ,..... TOItll •7* COMET Am power steerIng au'o 747* A Lake Av First S7*0 takes I t ! 311 1*30 233— Aufo Parts / Accessories TOOL BOX lor Mini Truck Nl)t*n D*ltvn.«tc tKK> Aft»f \ 22J 7»4J 23S— Trucks / Buses / Vans Chevy C 10 or Ford Vans IN ) New loaded' High sop dual air color TV tsa' CB power windows * locks cru itt. stereo Retails 1)1 000 sal* - » '* m C *H N ) 3*41 Agont iNO Ford 14 Son pick up dump truck New painting uphol story tuna up and front and alignmanl Apple p r condi Hon Yosjrt for 3s500 Dump truck Itatura alone Is worth S30 0Ba day IBS $74 37*3 INJDatsun KingCab Air custom topper Reduced S3H3 CeurStSy Penluc . ......TO I t ll ’>( Chevy Bonani* 's ton Svsg wheel bate 311*5 Ask tor Johnny or Linda 371 *113 7 9 AMC Coacom I limited acyl automaticw/dbt* vanity vitart. I*.*** original mil's SIM [town/Cash ar trade A tow m on thly payments »****»« * n aeoo 241— Recreational Vehicles / Campers Motorhom* II Ctostg* Sportsman Top shop# Call attar Spm __________ lit *»3)___________ ' 7 3 1lavealei Pickup Cdinpei Sleeps* 3500 00 III 3IM 243— Junk Cars ANY JUNK CARS A TRUCKS Bought From II* *)« A more Call TO UI*................ TO-4IU TOP Dollar Paid tor Junk A Usadcarl.trucks A heavy equipment 133 3W0 W !P A Y TO P DOLLAR FOR JUNK CARS AND TR U C K ! * CBS AU TO PARTS 1*3 *3*3 163— Waterfront Properly / Sale NEW SMYRNA BEACH Nti* villa In watarfrgnf com mu nity 1*4 900 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB BaacbtMa Rtaffy. REALTORS 90* 437 f ill S d l S S X i l To List Tour Business... US— Farms- Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 G r o v e s / S a le Farm 10Acr*» with Good w#t*r S700Q down af only 1273 mo IX) 00U Total Mrictf O iattry Garland. Raaffa# i n 9**a 181— Appliances / Furniture AIR C O N D ITIO N E R 11.000 B TU . well unit, la x il In S37S or best otter IlliO l* Couch A chair (matching sat), good shape SIM. I cypress lables 171, fler/Fueplace Combo with stereo built in Heavy Duty Washer Like New 1 Speed ) Water Levels Used only 1 months for 4 winters If >1 00 331 3113 Recenditiened Appliances trem ttl WARRANTY BARNETTS CASSELBERRY ta>-»na......................... b ib sail e R IN T T O O W N e Color T V s , stereos, wishers dryers refrigeretor. treaters furniture, video recorders Spec lal 1st weeks rent tea Alternative TV A Appl Rentelt layrea Shopping Center _______ t o taa*____ ______ Used Washers Perts 4 Service ter Kenrsseres 113 44*7 MOONEY APPLIANCES Whirlpool gas dryer Runs well Sal *4 ____ see alio eves_________ WILSON M AIER FURNITURE in h i e f ir s t s t TO 1*73 183—Television/ Radio / Stereo COLOR TELEVISION Itrilfh 11" color corteot* ftlevl sion Original price aver MOO balance due Ilea Cash ar lake over payments ol 111 month NO M ONEY DOWN Still in warranty Frae home trial, na obligation Call M ) 1714 day or ^ s tg M L ^ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Accounting & Tax Service Firewood/Fuel t r i e s e r v ic e a f ir e w o o d Pretotsioisel Tas Erperll Pr* per*, my attic* er yeur home Beil prices E l M. A It*, leng I I ) Cell after » 774 1*73 FOR SALE CALL AFTER ________4 P M M W f ________ Additions & Remodeling ■ >p Nenuymen. Mel Reliable Free Etl most any |ob Batl Rales 131*1)1 Call An, lime REMODELING SPECIALIST Health & Beauty W* Hand la Tha Whole Bail Ot War B. E LINK CONST. 3227029 Handy Man TOWER I BEAUTY SALON FORMERLY Harriett s Beeuty Noon li* E 1st SI 313 3>sl Home Improvement Appliance Repair Alltm Appliance Stnrtci 14 Hr torvk* N# K itri Ctarf* Building Contractors ADDITIONS BEMODELINO Bill Stripp Custom Builder State Lie RROOIIM* (95-7418 Carpentry R IM O O I LINO REPAIRING References .... Very Reliebf* TOd*17/Xl>*...........*A*1>* list Cleaning Service Heed Carpet Cleaning Living. Osning A'em A Hall II* « Id** A OMfr, AM. OT-UBB MaM Sarvica____ s* ar Full Day I Tirssaar Weekly References^................ TO A44I MAIDS- To -Order Cleanliness ft nail T* Oedlsneti Call Hst helparsl Guaranteed Service Lew Rales CALL NOW! 3390800 Electrical Call Circle B Mab'te Homes Tour value and sarvice lead er I to* U I Ilia AM tor Sam Blcycta N ilh lb l I* speed eecallenl condition Girls model 111117**171 tervtc* Upgrades. Anything Electrical Fret (slimafes Sfnca lt>*i Calli Tam's Electric Seryke lTI 1777 BY GARRY TRUDEAU Center's Building A Remodeling Ft* Jab Tee Small III Burton Lane. Santoed 311*413__ Mi CLUB I A HUNT Rtmodal ing carpentry, cabinet* No |Ob loo small 373 * 3 3 * ____ Plumbing Painting. ElecIrlc Carpentry Don t See It? 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Washer* FIRST TIM E HOME BUYERS If 15% bond money tor 1 homes Call today Monday. April 21. 1M S -S B Every Wed Nile at 3:34 PM 371 am_________________ SANFORD 107 3 Bdrm. 7bath- 705 Santa St 105— DuplexTriplex / Rent Baby; Beds. Strollers. Clothes. Playpens. Etc. Paperback Beats 331*177 333 *1*4 Need Cribs Playpens Baby turnltur*. clothing Good Prices After 7 PM 331 S7»l N E ED CHURCH BUS Capacity ai people or more 371 JO* or tu rn _______ M MHWY. 17*3_______ L A K E 219— Wanted to Buy Wall Street Co........321 5005 N U lr tec (tutoa n nsts n p s n e ci H I O O E N Evening Herald. Sanlord, FI. ________ T33-37SI________ PRIVATE A M OBILE HOMES COMMERCIAL ________ sa*ms Secretarial Service Alt Typing, 5*<rtUri*l A Wotd Ptoceaung Senicts. Natary Public ............... 311 lit ] Sewing Casrtttry Curtains. Dual Ruttela. Piltow Shams. Stenciled Place Meta mad* tram Muslin. er Yaur Fabric......... n i liw Tile Scetlm ann Til* Prasaur* Cleaning Ceram ic. 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T 3 by Bob Montana ARCHIE GEK & MEEK by Howl* Schneider Something In Your Eye? Don't Risk Your Cornea DEAR DR G O T T - A month ago I was watching T V and It felt like I had an eyelash In m y eye. So I started to rub my eye. and It Immediately started to hurt. One side of my eyeball looked like a balloon and my vision got fuzzy. The doctor said that I had a cut (like paper cut) In my cornea. I had to put medicine on It and keep It bandaged for about three days. My eye really did hurt. I had never heard of that hap­ pening to anyone. Will It happen again? I panic when I get something In mv eye now. DEAR READER — Any foreign body In the eye can cause a laceration of the cornea. The condition Is surprisingly com­ mon. Treatment consists of put­ ting a patch over the eye to rest the cornea and allow It to heal. You — and everyone else — can e x p e rie n c e c o rn e a l abrasions or lacerations any time foreign matter lands on the front of the eyeball. Obviously, prevention Is the best approach. If something enlers your eye, don't vigorously rub the eye. Wash It out with warm water nr with the help of a mirror, try grntly to remove the object. DEAR DR G O T T - 1 am a 54-year-old woman I have not had a period In 12 years. I was told to not take estrogen because of my blood pressure a n iV rs tlc breast. I've also been told to not use milk products because I have had kldneystones. My concern Is osteoporosis, since I can't use estrogen or calcium. Would calcium pills cause me to form kldneystones. as using dairy products would? D E A R READER Os­ teoporosis affects all women after menopause A metabolic Imbalance results In a rate of calcium loss that exceeds the body's ability to Incorporate new calcium Into bones. Mild osteoporosis Is difficult to diagnose. However, as more and more calcium Is lost from bones, t h e y b e c o m e less d e n s e . Therefore, routine bone X-ray examinations will usually show the "w a she d -ouf appearance characteristic of calc lorn loss. As you point out. you are (excuse the pun) caught between a rock and a hard place. Depen­ ding on the kind of kldneystones you have, you may not be able to take supplementary- calcium In your diet. Given the difficulties of your case. 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I I I B3EAK TOutZ TO ES. how of elegance as the bidding had been. The opening club lead liu y to w n . Te x a s, subm itted to­ a llo w e d d e c la re r Meigs day h deal. He wan .i|x>logrtli about the bidding. Because North and South were playing negative doubles. North passed the one-heart overcall. He expected his partner to reopen the bidding with a dou­ ble. and he was going In punish Ills vulnerable opponent for a rush overcnll by exacting a penalty. When South hid one spade, who of us would not now risk trying two clubs with the West cards? Hut I suppose West felt he had gone far enough when he bid one heart. After asking for aces, North made an assumption that South must hold a heart void lo have removed lo four spades over three no-trump, and so he bid six dlumonds. The defense was us lacking In quickly shuck his two hearts on the ace and king of clubs. A heart was now ruffed, and a spade led to dum m y's queen and the ace front East A spade was returned. South won the king and West discarded u club. Thai marked East with all four diamonds lo the Jack, hut he was helpless lo take a trick as dcclurcr ruffed spades and hearts hack and lorth. In fact, on the last spade trumped In dummy, hapless Eusl was un­ derruffing. The contract might have been beaten had East returned a diamond after winning the spade ace. Declarrr would now have to finesse against the spade Jack, playing West to have started with a singleton spade as well as u diamond void. NOIt III to *22 a* ♦0« T K 107 2 6 q oi ♦ A K y 10 WEST ♦ 10 TA g iii 0 EAST ♦ AJ i l l Oi l ♦J *i 1 ♦ .1076112 ♦ >s sot Ti l ♦ K9I7 4 ¥JI 4 A K 10 7 12 Vulnerable Kaat-Wesl Dealer South Writ Norik Keel l¥ I'eu Peas I'eas IN T Pan l*RSS I'axx i NT »♦ r*ai r**» Paxj Opening lead Noelk 14 !♦ ♦♦ -.4 Past HOROSCOPE What The Day Will Bring... FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves 4 HOME COMPUTER REPAIR < « • \ i G A R L IC 11— o T F n / ) ' J v I ° N » O M & EP A^ED p lZ Z A IT * a n d E C lI P E PB M EM ORY- T-*w*s 4 4J. • « l> « 4 ■« GARFIELD by Jim Davis TOUR BIRTHDAT APRIL 2 3 . 108S In (he year ahead you will make several Important and advantageous changes In your basic lifestyle. Each will be triggered by un event you won't control. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) Financial conditions could tie a irffic tricky for you today. If you make gains, be extra careful not to do something foolish and have I hem slip through your fingers. Looki ng for rom ance? T h e Matchmaker wheel can help you select the right person for you. To gel yours, mall S2 to AstroGraph, Box 489. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. OEMIN1 I May 21-June 20) Strive to be as self reliant aa poaslble today. People you're counting on may let you down thiough no fault of their own. CANCER (June 2 1-July 22) ANNIE TIIMRLEWEEDS T i w n A CAVWLKYTKOOPNEAlw: by T. K. Ryan T ry to keep your priorities In 21) Your Initial Judgment will be order today. If you devote loo surprlslngly accurate today. much llrne lo frivolous activities, When you gel over-analytical, you might never gel around to you'll be Indecisive and Impede your duties. your own progress. L E O (July 23-Aug. 22) When CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Ja n . socializing with friends today, 19) Things that you take a keep one eye on the clock. personal hand In managing Although they'll enjoy your should work out profitably for companionship, you must still you today. Operations you dele­ lie careful not to wear out your gate to others might end up In welcome. the red VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept. 22) In AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Frb. 10) Important career matters today, don't take anything for granted. Don't let yourself be Jockeyed If you get carrleaa. something Into supporting a new acquain­ you think you've tied down tance instead of standing by an old friend today. could suddenly dissolve. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20| L IB R A (Sept. 23-Oct. 23| Luck will attend you today In most of Focus your attention now on your Involvements but this does situations that have the promise not mean you should push It to of an Immediate return. Don't the limits. Use your common dilute your efforla by trying to live In both today and tomorrow. sense us well. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22) ARIES (March 2 1-April 19) You'll get a lot of mileage today Your Judgment regarding pro­ out of funds spent on things posals presented to you by beneficial to your family. This others may not be up to par won't be true for money aprnt In today. Don't make any Instant fulfilling self desires. commitments; Instead, request S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23-Dee time for additional study. by Leonard Starr � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, April 22, 1985; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9bba6870c3cd020e5c3a2b056fb8c57a.pdf d4e170e807124fdea2593468019095e1 PDF Text Text Arthur E. Francke Jr. has probed and penned som e Sem inole history and come up with a few su rprises. Environm ental Crusaders inspired by the first ‘Earth Day' are near middle age. So's their movement. -P E O P LE , 1C -O P IN IO N , 3D Herald 77th Year, No 206 Sunday, April 21. 1985— Santord, Florida (USPS 481280) Price 50 Cents This Is The Week To Admire, Appreciate Sanford B y Rick Brunson Herald Staff W rite r Downtown Sanford la undergoing a renaissance and lt‘a time to cclrbrate It. aaya Jack Horner, president of the Greater Sanford Chamtx-r of Commerce. To gel people downtown to admire the facellfl of the aged ecntrul business district, local rnrrrhants are sponsoring "Sanford Appreciation Week" Monday through next Saturday. Most of the stores downtown, as well as others all over the city, will mark the occasion with special sales and drawings for prizes. Horner said In addition, there will he entertainment In the downtown area all week, doggers, clowns, high school bands and a performance by the Orlando Renegades cheerleaders will keep downtown hopping all week, he said. It's a w hole new beginning' Attendees will also be able to step Into the future and the past on Saturday There will be two uulo shows on that day — new cars on First Street and antique ears on Seminole Boulevard. Food will be available at the downtown restaurants, as well as the food txmihs set up by various elvtc organizations. The activities will kick off Monday with a ribbon cutting on Magnolia Mall on First Street Local government and business leaders. Includ­ ing Icxxl and land enlreprenuer Jeno Pauluccl. will be on hand officially dedicate the redevelop­ ment. Sanford Appreciation Week is sponsored by the Downtown Business Association, the Downtown Development Corp. and the chamber's Commer­ cial Committee. Horner said one of the purposes of the event Is to show Sanford shoppers they don't have to go to other cities for their needs. "W r'v r always said shop in Sanford: give our local businesses a chance It means our local Sanford economy Is Ixxistrd." Horner said. Tile downtown facelift, with Its aesthetic improvements. Is also sparking more economic activity. Horner said "Tills Is a whole new beginning. " he said "They've peeled oil some skin here and brought out that architecture and It really looks good." The facelift, combined with the development ol the l*ler|x)lnte apartments, promises to give the downtown economy a one-two punch, hr said See SA N FO R D , page 6 A Tavern Must Pay W idow Wins $269,000 In DUI Lawsuit You blinked and tha full-service gas station on your corner turned into a convenience store with pumps. Who will check your oil among a dwindling num ber of full-service stations? Can the trend be stopped or should ‘full service' be allow ed to die? punitive damages against the By Deane Jordan liar because testimony Indicated Herald Staff W riter patrons of the liar were served A former Sanford woman's by employers who were also lawsuit has brought a $269.(XK) d r i n k i n g , s a id T h o m a s Judgment against a tavern In Whlgham. Mrs Stephen's at­ connection with the death of her torney. husband who was killed by a Whlghum said the $20,000 In d ru n k d r iv e r le a v in g the punitive damage should send a establishment. signal to bar owners to make D crn u Stephens. 24. was sure that not only should their victorious Friday In a riding by em ployees not d rin k while Circuit Judge Dominick J . Salfi Mrs. Stephens sued the Islander working bill they should not Ta ve rn . 3207 U.S. Highway serve known alrohollcs. TMMSV VtMMrt 17-92. Sunford. Her husband. Mrs Stephens Initially Hied 2518 French Ave., but Independent service Patrick A. Stephens. 24, was suit against the tavern. It's Attendant Mike Woodbury checks under the station owners fear this type of full service killed when a man who had tieen Insurance company. Albritton. hood as Don Northrop cleans the windshield drinking at the liar drove his car A l b r i t t o n ' s s 1 s l c r a n d may soon become a thing of the past. of a customer's car at Sanford Gulf Service. brother-in-law (who owned the h e a d on I n t o S t e p h e n 's car Albritton was driving) and motorcycle Just south of the bar Stephens died at the scene In his the Insurer of the car. Allstate D e ca d e -O ld Battle R ek in d le d Insurance Company. brother-in-law's arms A c c o r d in g lo W h lg h a m . The driver of the car. I.Loyd E d g a r A l b r i t t o n . 4 3 . of Allstate settled lx-fore tlit* case Chlrlland. has served Just over a w ent to tria l g iv in g Mrs yeur of a 12-year prison term Stephens $5,000 and placing handed out by Circuit Judge $5,000 In a fund that will give some smallei oil companies thui allowed In have unrestrained and operating with Its own B y B u it n Loden the son atxnil $45,000 when he rights to own and operate out­ employees 3 percent of lls pro­ refine oil and are the sole outlets Robert McGregor for DUI man­ Herald Staff W rite r turns 25 Th(it settlement reslaughter An appeal's court has duct outlets. Hul the law went for their companies products, Divorce run I k * dirty business, lets. would force them out of See A W A R D , page 6 A tint the ’divorcement' issue — business by undercutting prices, Into limbo utter an almosi Im­ such as Tenneco. Marathon and uphrld Albritton s eonvlctlon and sentence. mediate court challenge After Conoco, will he forced out ol the question of who can own ami have apparently won the latest Salfi said $146,000 of the o|xarale i lie slat Ion where you fill round In Issue that's more than years ol legal wrangling, howev­ business In Florida. lodgment goes to Stephen's er. the law was upheld by the 1 st But Independent dealers who your ear's gas lank, may tie even a decade old The divorcement proposal that District Court of Appeals and Is depend on major refiners for estate) $70,000 to the couple's worse. their supplies say (he loss of 324 young son. and $33,000 to Mrs. Independent dealers who became a Florida law In 1974 shill-d lo Ik*go Into effect July I . Stephens, who now lives near That means that on Ju ly I feared the big oil companies. If limits an oil refiner In owning See G A S . page BA Action Reports,... ..........7A Tampa. Bridge................ The Judge uddrd $20.(XX) In Business........ Calendar............. Classifieds......... Comics.................. Crossword............ Dear Abby....... Deaths.............. Editorial.............. Florida............... By Jane Casselberry the city decide to go out for bids. Horoscope............ Herald Staff W rite r Williams, president of thr firm, Hospital............... There's at least one doctor left said he will complete the study Nation................. who still makes house calls — and turn It over to the etty Opinion................ MIAMI (U l’l) — An unprecedented assault that but then It would tie Impossible administrator next week People................ s|MM>ked drug smugglers out of Island sanctuaries for hts "patients" to come to his Williams said the study was Religion............... lo ttie It.ill.mi.is into u massive military trap was office. delayed until lust wrek because Sports................... not a total surprise In the narcotics traffickers, Meet Longwuod's Lake Doctor the cold weather which has Television............ officials said Frlduy. Jim Williams, who Is the process retarded grow th of aquatic Weather............. of diagnosing the city's lakes, plants and algae and made It The iwo-week o|tcrullnn. code-named "Blue W orld................... diagnosing their problems and Impossible to actually determine Lightning." resulted In the seizure of 5.300 prescribing treatment designed which lakes had problems pounds of cocaine and 33.872 pounds of G o in g D e lu x e to keep them in good health. Muyor Harvey Smerllson said marijuana, but some smugglers knew ubout II In His Rx for a critically III Monday night. “ We are still CARSON C ITY . Ncv. (UPI| advance. Columbus Harbour pond, which waiting on reports on olhrr lakes — Officials plan lo spend Adm. R.P. Cueronl. coordinator of the Vice has a pea soup green color. Is before going In and cleaning up $92,000 to expand the President's South Florida Task Forrr on Drugs, going to cost the city $1,343 a all the lakes." Lake Doctors was city's pet cemetery to In­ confirmed that word leaked out ubout the raids year. Hut the Longwood City asked to expedite the report, clude a viewing room for which Involved all five branches of the U S . Commission voted Monday night received Monday, on the Col­ tiodles and a room In which mllltury and Bahamian Defense Forces. to spend the money to clean up umbus Harbour pond dur to to select the casket. "We knew It didn't Iconic us a surprlsel." and maintain the lVi- to 2 -acre complaints from residents on Its Mike C o n klin, anim al Cueronl said. "Yes. there was (a leak). lake, which has become stag­ deteriorating condition, he said services director, says 80 nant. "I don't know who It was. If I did, he'd lie In percent of the pet owners Wllltums said he hus Inspected lull." the admiral said Th e Lake Doctors. Inc., a who use the cemetery ask the 35 lakes on the city maps, statewide "a qua tic m anage­ •* T « for the services. The money The 16-day phase of the oprratkm netted $100 but he may be going buck to ment " firm headquartered In also w ill be used for million worth of cocaine and marijuana. 25 boats, take a look at several other small Longwood. was hired by the city e x p a n d in g the a n im a l two planes and other vehicles There were 58 "Lake Doctor" Jim Williams scoops up several months ago on a con­ lakes which have been callrd to shelter. arrests algae from the edge of Columbus Harbour sulting basts to Inspect the city his attention. There would be an in­ It also marked the closest cooperation ever He said that most of the city's pond in Longwood The stagnant water is lakes, offer suggestions for mancrease In city license fees between the United States and the Bahamas, as lakes seem to be In good health also being tested. Williams will offer a aglng problem lal.es, give a coat und fines to help support well as among U.S. Investigative agencies ut the prescription to re|uvenate the lake and estimate for maintenance and and the Columbus Hurbour pond the operation. federal, state, county and municipal levels. prepare bid specifications should possibly prevent another fish kill. See L A K E , page BA ollidaU said. Refineries Face Limit On G as Outlets TO D AY Leak Mars Unprecedented Drug Raids r . • Sonford's Lao Patarson broka a Tim Ralnat racord Friday night without picking up a baaaball bat or steal­ ftrifeiing a ba»a. SPORTS, 1ft. Longwood Lake Doctor Has Costly Prescription Dorchello Webstar put on quit* an act with har baton Friday night at Apopka, directing the Lady $«minolas to a 5-Star Confaranca win. SPORTS, IB. It was a closa vota tor the Evening Herald Boys* Basketball Player of the Year, one vote separating seniors from Lake Howell and Lake Mary. IB T . ; j �7A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Sunday, April 11, IMS NATION IN BRIEF Holocaust Survivor Begs Reagan To Cancel Trip To Cemetery W ASH IN GTON (Ul'tj — In a rare public confrontation between I'resldcnl Kenyan and a (Jurat of the While House. Holocaust historian Kile Wlt-wl bended Rragan In a vrinon-llke speech lo i hungr bis mind about visiting a German military eernelery where members of Hiller's Walfen SS are burled Wlesel. a survivor of the Auschwitz arid liur hcnwald concentration tamps, was at the While House to receive a congressional gold medal, Reagan told Wlesel in a private meeting Friday lie would noi bark down from Ills plan to visit the eernelery, Reagan spoke of the need to strengthen a spirit of reeoorIllation between the j>eop|es of the Allied nations anrl the people of Germany.” and Wlesel said he too. wished for “ true reconciliation with the Gentian people and peace in a tormented world that is still awaiting redemption Hut. Wlesel added. “ ‘I hat is not your place Your place is with the victims of tin- SS " Contra Compromise Rejected W ASHINGTON flJI'll - Signaling a fight lo the llnlsh. the administration has Hally rejected a congressional compromise pro|xisal on President Reagan's SI I million rerpiest lor rebels lighting to overthrow Nicaragua's government Secretary of Stale George Shultz. In a hluutlv worded statement Friday, sold. "Tills alternative is unworkable and iiuureeplahle In far I. II Is not an alternative ot all to the compromise. House Deinoemls and Repuhlleans led hy Rep Michael liar tics D M tl. said the money could be used In sup|Mirl for a regional peace settlement and liumanllarlari aid, hut none of It would go to the Contra iclrcls to Nicaragua Shult/ said, "This sir called alternative dm ks the central issue" rd supporting the rebels amt giving tin incentive for the leltlsl Sandhiisla government In enler n dialogue with ill*' Coolrns The House is err per led in vote on the matter Tuesday. Nicaragua Aiding Drug Dealers? W ASHINGTON (Ill'll A businessman turiu-d govern­ ment Informer soys fugitive financier Robert Venn. aided by Nleuragua and Cuba, Is Involved In smuggling cor aloe (rnni Soulli America mthc United Stales James Herring, who ran a procurement company called Everything Goes Inr . lold a Senate snbr rimmlllee on rhiigs. family and alcnliollHm Friday Vest o ami Ills assor lab s lielperf m i up cocaine o|MTalloriH under the sanctuary of the governineriisof Nicaragua andCuba Herring, now a governmcril wllncss. s.ml (he profils ol ilrng -related acllvllles ol tour trips lo Cuba ami lour lo Nli iirngua went inioeaeb uailoii's ircasurlcs Governor Ponders Pardon SPHINGFIKI.U. Ill llll'll Gov lames It I hotiipson lias piouilscd a speedy review ol a clemency petition for Ihe itcedoin of Gary Dotson, who has served six years In prison (or a rape the allegeif victim now says never happened. Attorney Warren l.upef Friday pellilonerl IItr slide's Prisoner Review Hoard lo recommend I Inuiipsiai grant i leniency lot Dotson and also asked (he Illinois Appellate ( Hurl lo sel a hood lot Ills client The clemency pelIIInn seeks a odal or general pardon that would result In Unison s Iminrdiale release limit prison, oi for a coiiimiihiiion ol tils 25 to fill year prison sciilem e loi Ills 1f»7l» tape and kidnapping com tr lion W O RLD IN BRIEF Brazil's First Civilian President Clings To Life SAG PAULO, Brazil (Ill'll — l><« Inis used an expci linen till drug In treat President clc« I l am redo Neves, who was t linglug Itt Ilfi*Saturday us an inter Hun ravaged his both There Is mulling like Ibis in Ihc icxtlxiuks I lie dm nos are amazed hy his resistance." settfot aide said Friday, citingdnctmsal I'llnli as huspual Neves, 75 who was hospitalized live weeks agtt on Ihe eve ol Ins scheduled luuitgtirulltm as Brazil s llrsi civilian clilrl ol slide In 21 years, h a s been o|tcruled on seven times Vice President Jusc Saint v has been serving as at Dug pit still in File liilrcllnu came aller tlixiois tciunved a benign liiinor hum Neves lower lulcslliie Fighting Rages In Sidon B EIR U T. Letrunon (UPl) — Al least eight [tropic were killed and 39 wounded In lighting Friday ulgltl and early Saturday lietwrrn Christian mul Moslem militias In Shinn Meanwhile. Nazlli llezrl, a local Moslem leader and a member ol Hu* Lebanese Parliament, traveler I to Damascus seeking advice on a general mohlllzallon In rtrlend the southern port illy, He said Sldnn hail Insi all Impc ol lu-lp horn Beirut since ihe m u ra l government resigned ibis week under the prrssute ol lutllnnal dlllrrrnces Before heading to Damascus llezrl calterl lor a general miihllUalloii ot Sldnn residents to defend the city Fighting has raged since March 18 between Moslem mlllllas anil Chrialiun lighters rnirrnched In a suing ol villages rust anil soulhrast of Ihe clly. Sources close to Ihe Sldnn Irarlrr said his lrip In Damascus was motivated hy Ihe continued lighting hut he would not ask lor direct Syrian Invntvrmcni Board Delays Decision On Turning O ve r School Lunch Program To Private Firm By Donna Eatea Herald Staff W rite r A decision on whether the school lunch program should he turned over to private management to cut costs has been delayed by the Seminole County School Hoard until May 8 . The major Issues brought out at the b o a rd 's W ednesday w orkshop were whether a private management firm can really cut costs sufficiently to save the annual $250,000 subsidy now required and yrt return $29,000 In profits to the school system the first year, and secondly, whether sin h a move would reduce the number of lunchroom workers, requiring those led to (ilrk up the slack. Representatives ol a private management firm. ARA Systems of Philadelphia, said that returning u profit Is font In gent on the board having no staff director of food services Hut Kldon Chambers with experience In other lunch programs In the stale, was hired to that post Jusl a week ago Thai means that In order tor ARA to realize a profit the vh o n l board would probably have to gel rid of Chambers and replace him with an ARA worker ARA and s* honl staff agreed Wednesday mi only two Issues: there Is oversialling to a degree in some of I he lunchrooms and the menus must be more varied ( hanging the lunchroom staffing put tern ol one flour’s labor for each I? meals served would require a change In Ihc formula adopted by the school board. The ARA representative said the lunch­ room workers "w ould not be working harder, they would be working smarter” after the firm put them through a training program. Chambers said he envisions only minor staffing changes "Each school may need Its own stalling formula." he said As far as the menus arc concerned. Carey Ferrell, assistant superintendent for busi­ ness and finance, said the lunch program has to rompetr with fast food restaurants and convenience stores for patronage, especially from middle schoolers and high v liool students Ferrell said some students put off eating lheir lunches until after school and then lakr iheir lunch money to the fast food restaurants Darrell Kirkpatrick, assistant director ol lood service. alv> reminded the board that thr $250 (X)0 annual subsidy is due In large purl to thr board's reluctance to raise the coit of school lurches beyond thr rf0 rents for elementary students and $1 for middle srhnolrrs and high school students The prlrr has stayed the same lor the past three years. Kirkpatrick said. Ferrell also estimated It would take a minimum of 16 weeks to set a privately managed lunch program In place because ol siiiir requirements for bids And I-ake Mary High School principal Don Reynolds said a privately managed program which. If it also takes over operation ol campus vending machines, would cause his school to lose $60,000 annually In proceeds for the athletic program. He said most of the high schools use profits from the machines, which dispense soft drinks, fruit Juices and snacks. In their athletic programs and In some cases members of booster clubs have signed bank notes for athletic Improvements based on revenues anticipated from the vending machines Board member Bill Krnll said If the lunch subsidy were no longer needed, that money could be split among the county's six high schools for Ihrlr athlellc programs Chambers and ihc ARA representatives noted that under slate rules vending machines are not to he operated In competi­ tion with the lunrh program and may be used only one hour after the last scheduled lunch period Reynolds said the s c h o o ls haven't exactly” been violating that rule and that ihc same type drlm-s and snacks are not sold In the lunchrooms so the vending machines are not competing with school lunches Ferrell reported that participation In the school lunch program ts Increasing, but participation Is still at only about 42 4 percent A n d. he added, there is no guarantee as participation Increases that additional lunchroom workers won't have to lx- hired Right Place, Time Saves Wreck Victims By Deane Jordan Herald Staff W rite r Fast action by Sem inole Cnuniy rescue workers Is r redlied with saving the lives of a Winter 1‘ark woman and (our passengers who were thrown from her ear during a I It) a m one-car auto accident between Geneva and Oviedo Saturday. Tw o severely Injured vlcllms were transported by helicopters to Orlando Regional Medical <'ruler By colneideiH e. rescue workers ai Ihc scene recently llnlshed training sessions work­ ing wllh air rescue units. In critical condition at ORMC was Robin Slover, 28. of 1HJ6 Ivy lame. Winter Park, and Amy McKnlghl. age or address un­ known. They were expected lo live, a hospital spokesman said today Wlieii Ms Slover and Ms. Kulghi initially arrived at the emergency room, doctors were not sure II they would survive thr night. Also Injured were Hirer of Ms Slover s t lulrlit n George Slover. 5 Jennifer llrsllr. It), anil John llrsllr. II George was III good eondlllnn at Winter Park Memo­ rial Hospital Je n n lle r. was Healed lor m is ai the same hiispiiul anil released and John Is 111 lall lOMilllloM al Sunlit Sr-ntlnolc Mrdli al <'enler I lie ai i idem was alcohol re I.iieil act tailing in thr Florida Highway Patrol Art nrilmg lo a Flip rr|xirt. Ms Skiver was driving a 1978 Mazda eahllMiitUll oil stale Road 426 when she Inst eunlrol nf the car It l< li ihe rnntlwuv skidded track onto the pavcim iil lor 114 fret thru tolled over three times All passengers were ejcclcd No oilier vehicle was Involved, ihe ii'poit said. Seminole Cnuniy rescue. Air Care ol ORMC and Chase I. an Orange County Sherlll's D r |tarlrnrnt helicopter, transported Hie vli iiiiih lo area hospitals According lo trooper Ron Davis, doctors rredllrd the fast action ol Seminole County re M iir with saving the vlcllms’ llVCH. Assistant F ire C hie f Joe W a l l e r s s a id th e q u I e k emergency response was |x>xslblr in part because the bud ■ni idem happened in the right place at thr right time. He said an off-duty Winter Springs officer. Lt. R o b rrt Bollci. just hap|M-iii*il to Ik* al the scene when It occurred so the uieldrnt was called In Inittledlaielv Wallers also aald the area In which the accident happcnri! is designated a delayed response area because of Ms distance from area hospltuls. so In Ihe case n| severe Injuries, helicopter rescue units can be culled Also IrenefUial — Seminole County rescue workers recently Mulshed training session wllh res* uc helicopters. Hr said Ihc Action Reports ★ Fires * Court s * Police combination of those factors shortened the response time which improved thr vlcllms chances of survival P O T D E A L CH ARGE A 2 1-year-old Winier Park man who allegedly made a deal to sell an ounce of marijuana to an u n d e r c o v e r A lta m o n te Springs police agent has been c h a r g e d w l l h s a le a n d possession of less than 20 grams of pot. The man reportedly met with the agent at the Why Not Lounge. 220 W stale Road 4.1*5. Altamonte Springs, al about 7 p.in. Thursday. He allegedly irgrred to sell the officer an ounce of pot and they went to the suspect's car to romplrte the rle.il a (Miller report said Aller i he suspect allegedly brought the pm from Its hiding place under the driver's seal of Hit i ai nihri ullit ers moved in mul aiicsirtl him lhe report stolen from Nature's Best Health Food storr In Fern Park on Thursday Devlin (old deputies (he kx»l was taken from a cabinet In Hie rear of the shop at 116 stale Road 436. and hr had seen a customer In that area of the store al about 1 1 a m . At 12 30 p m. Devlin was called by stale Department of Transportation workers who salt) they had found a bag of checks from the store m lhr median strip of Interstate 4 In Orlando, a sheriff s report said In addtlon lo $829 In checks. $2,098 In cash and $160 worth of credit slips were stolen, the report said. Items worth $500 including kx-ddlng. |rots and pans, dishes and suitcases were stolen from the home of Roberl Cambridge of 2305 Water St.. Sanford, on Wednesday or Th u rs d a y, a shrrlirs report said. Benito G. Rallo. 48. of 1945 All>ert Lee Avr Winter Park, reported to deputies that his two chainsaws stored at 18 15 Re­ treat Road, Geneva, were stolen Wednesday or Thursday Rlrhard George Radenbarh. 45. of 3585 Ohio Avr , Sanford, gave deputies Ihe name of three suspects who may have taken a $900 blue iron tiller from a shed at his home on Wednesday or Thursday Four televisions worth $150 each were stolen from a rental iruck parked at a fenced com­ pound at Quality Warehouse. 123 Atlantic Drive, Fern Park, according to a report owner Douglas Strlgerwald of Orlando (lied with Seminole C o un ty sherlll's deputies A thief took a $531 television from a home al 401 Katie St,. Sanford, on W ednesday or Thursday. A sherltrs report said the T V be longs to Emery G. Grtffls. 45. of Route I. lUix 13BD. Sanford WEATHER s a id »'U mu li.iel lOilh ot 20 1 Rain h Knud was released oil $5 non IhioiI ami Is scheduled lo up|N'U! ill I mill Mac 6 KNOCKOUT A Sanford man who icpoiteclly |mni Iieil .motIn t man and kins ked him out as a sheriff'll deputy wait hi ll has been i barged w nh bain iv I tn depmv called to calm a disiiii ham > ai Hu Islander liar. I S lllghw.o 17 Mg said the suspet t backhanded" Trum an Paltutr .17 and knocked him out ai abmii 2 a to Friday. Mllion J Shat luck. 24. waa later freed on $500 Iximl V EH IC LES V A N D A L IZ E D T h e s o u lh ra s t S e m in o le County covers of six vehicles [larked .it their homes reported to deputies Hiat vandals hit the vehicles between 5 pin. Wrdursduv and h .i m Thursday. three ol the damaged ears were parked mi Ta n g e rin e Avenue. In Winter Park. One was on Citrus Avenue. Winter Park, and the other two were on Hewett Lane. Maitland, and Georgetown Drive. Casselberry, a shrrlirs rr|M>r< said Windows were broken on sev­ eral vehicles Others were dcutrd, had their paint scratched and one had its windshield •Hid wipers twisted and an antenna removed. Hie report said Footprints were found on one of the cars that was apparently walked on. the report said. B U R G L A R IE S ft T H E F T S Clerk John Joseph Devltn of Winter Park reported to sheriff's deputies that $3,093 In cash, checks and credit curd slips were N A T IO N A L R E P O R T: While B O A T IN G F O R E C A S T : Si residents In the eastern half of Augustine to Jupiter Inlel and the nation Irxiked forward to a out 50 miles Wind east 10 to 15 summery weekend and record knots through Sunday Sea 2 in high temperatures a line of I teet A few showers severe t h u n d e rs io rrn s and A R E A F O R E C A S T: Saturday tornados iIi.rt ripped through the mostly sunny High in Hie mul northern Plains was moving 80s Wind east 10 inpli Saturtheir Wiry Showers and thun •lay nighi and Sunday mostly ilrrstorm s par king 60 nipli tali Lows in the lower 60s High w inds continued across the tn lit MOs Light cast wind Satur­ nor H u t u Plains curly today, with day night anti around to mph tornados louc lung down til Sunday Nebraska and South Dakota At E X TE N D E D FO R EC A ST: least one [x-rsmi in South Dakota Partly cloudy and mild Chance was Injured, authorities said It afternoon thunderstorms and was snowing in thr mountains of late night showers south portion Utah and Colorado The rest of through Wednesday Increasing the nation paid no herd, basking chance of thunderstorms north In record temperatures and Wednesday. Lows averaging mid s u n n y skies, li was 94 In 60s. Highs tn Ihe low to mid 80s Baltimore and highs in the 80s and 90s broke records In more than 3 0 cities. A R E A R E A D IN G S (9 a m.): temperutnre: 75 overnight low 67). Friday’s high 80, barometric pressure: 30.14. relative homldl ty: 75 percent; winds northeast at 8 mph; rain none, sunrise; 5:55a.m., sunset 6 54 pan. C**tr»l FW tW j HnXUI HOSPITAL NOTES SUNDAT TIDES: Daytona Beach: highs. 8 48 a m., 9 01 p m . lows. 2 30 a m . 2 24 p m , Port Canaveral: highs. 8 40 a in., 8,53 p.m.; lows. 2 21 a m., 2 15 p in .; Bayport: highs. 1 54 a in.. 1:13 p m. lows. 7 31 a m , 8 2 1 p.m. M O N D A Y T ID E S : Daytona Boach: highs. 9 20 a m., 9.33 p.m.: lows. 3:03 a rn.. 2 54 p m.: Port Canaveral: highs. 9 12 Fr)S*y A D M IS U O N l Sontord B»**i* M» , a r OrnngoCity JullwtSSwItn O liC H A R G li W ita ra Ion* M o t iW . No**m*rf H ill m *ytr *rxl Joenry *.*))*< t K B j ) , HtnoMowry Or*ng#CUy SuoRuiioM a m.. 9:25 p m.: lows. 2 54 a m.. 2 45 p m.: Bayport! htghs. 2 29 a m.. I 34 p m : lows. 8 a m,, 850 pm. 1 Port Of Sanford Gets First High Tech Resident Tile Port ol Suulord Is gelling options to renew lire lease and rrudy for occupancy by its llrsi "high tech" Industry Environm ental Technology mid September. f The irquest ol Environmental U.S Inc designs and produces ’'Technology U S Inc. to lease |K)ltullon abalrmenl equipment Spolskt estimates the cost of >1.27 acres on the east side of thr lor In d u s trie s like H a rris . the structure at $450,000 He east entry road to the port was M e lb o u r n e , a n d S p e r r y . said of the 14.000 square feel, approved Wednesday hy the Clearwater 5,(MX) will be In office space. ^Seminole County Port Authority A 14,000 square foot steel 7.000 in production activity and lx .rd of directors building with a brick facade Is to about 2.000 In lutxiratory and -> Leasing fees charged for Hie be built for the llntr by Design design set-up space land are $4,672 per year per Structures Inc. Kevin J. Spolskt, "Th e facility Is designed for a ju re. While the lease extends for president nf the construction Jive years, the rental fee will Ire company, said be expects con­ mid tu high technical water Reviewed In three years. The struction to begin In eurly May treatment process and H will board also granted five five-year and Hie building In be completed have high security accessibili­ ty." Spolskt said Richard Glon. executive vice president of E n viro n m en tal Technology, said the firm ts moving Its operations from u smaller facility In Orlando to Sanford where It can expand. Glon said most of the firm's employees will be moving to Sanford with the industry and some already live here. There wlU be some openings tn pro­ duction and for "high tech” types when the new plant opens. Glon said, but he couldn't say exactly how many. The firm will initially have a total of 25 employees, he said. Glon told the port authority board that the firm was founded In 1979 to do research and deve lop m e n t In to precloui medals recovery. "We remove toxic mends from water.-" be said Its scope of operations has expanded to production and design of pollution abatement equipment. —Donna Estes E t m in j* H um id IU S P S M l I M I Sunday. April 21. 1945 Vol. 77. No 70S Publish** Daily And Sunday uctpl Saturday fey Th* larnord H*rsld, Inc MS 8. Fronch A**., Sanford. FIs urn Socond Clatt P*tl*|« P*iS ll lanford, f k ( ku mu Mom* Dolnrary Woofc. II.It) Month. SS 71) 1 Month* ItUS) « Month*. 117 Ml Ymz . Mi M. ty Mod- Wn ) ti .Ml Month »» Mi 1 Month* US M, * Month*. MI.Mi Voor. OMIttlMII. �Authority Set To Begin Process Of Specifying Toll Road Route How will the Seminole Courtly Expressway Authority fund construction of Its planned toll-highway from the Oranfce County line at Dean Road to Lake Mary Boulevard? The authority to to begin the process of making that decisional It* May meeting. Meanwhile. Seminole County Public Works Director Larry Sellers, who Is also the executive director of the a u th o rliy4_,ordercd delivery Thursday of copies of the Completed feasibility study on construction of the limited access highway to each of the authority members — the five county commissioners. Sanford Commission­ er David Faff. Chairman, and Altamonte Springs Commissioner Lee Constantine. Sellers said by delivering the reports to authority members this week, they will have three weeks to study It before a meeting scheduled In early May. Farr said he experts the authority tomeet on May 7. 7 '■ Yet to be derided to ihc exact route of die expressw ay..A n d an environmental, im pact, statement m ilfl to be created Sellers told the authority more than a month ago. ami the feasibility report repeals his contention, that the expressway cannot -be constructed arid "fts operation funded solely through tolls. He has suggested additional methods of funding could Include state money through the stale Department of Transportation. D O T might coritrlbutc because the expressway will relieve traffic congestion on state Roads 434 anti 436. The feds might also be a source of funding because the loll road Will also relieve traffic on Interstate 4 and U.5. Highway 17-92. Sellers also said the county could pledge some of the funds from its 4-cent-per-gallon gas tax imposed little more than a year ago. Sellers said the route of the expressway will be within a broad corridor beginning at Dean Road where It will connect to the extension of Orange County's east-west expressway. From Dean Road It is expected to cross Lake Jesup. take a short leg north of the lake to Sanford Avenue to the proposed Lake Mary Boulevard extension tq Lake Mary Boulevard and Interstate 4. Sellers said the expressway will serve existing and future residences and businesses around the airport. Calling It the ' consensus network'* because It is a variation of three routes proposed by consulting engineers. Sellers said this route will serve more trips per day than arty other route considered in Seminole County. “ It Is the most reasonable alternative to construct." he sai^. Alsb planned Is an extension to state Road 46 where countv Road 415 Intersects which will bring In a considerable amount of traffic from Deltona via 415 at Osteen Into Seminole County for thoSe who work and shop hrre. he sold. Sellers satd this route would serve the most people and create the least environmental impact. The authority, he said, must nail dow n where the alignment will go and create the least air. noise and water problems and yet follow the growth patterns. — Donna Estes Evtm ng H trjld . Sanford. FI. ‘-k 43C14*mJig* Sunday. April 21, 1tIS — 3A S E M IN O L E fl' -T ’ * t-. +*• Community College Seize The Opportunity a s s a y s -s - S c ie n tis ts R e p o rt P o s s ib le W ASHINGTON (DPI) — A drug that activates killer cells In the body's Immune system pro­ tected mire against the virus that causes grnlial herpes, hut the compound Is far from ready for human use. Th e compound raused the activation of macrophages, cells of the Immune system that surround and devour diseased rclls and Ignore hrallhy cells, said Wayne C. Koff. an assistant . professor of cell biology at M.D. Anderson Hospital and Thiflbf'' Institute in Houston. "T h is is a way. If it Is going tcC work, to activate the immune system" against herpes virus rather than using drugs to kill the virus Itself, Koff said Koff and colleagues reported results of the study in the latest edition of the Journal Science. In the study. 60 mice' weft Infected with herpes slmplex-2. the type that most often causes genital herpes In humans. Tha dose of virus was so high the mice were expected to die. Sixteen of the 30 mice given the drug compound were still alive after 42 days of Infection. Only two of the other 30 un­ treated mice were alive. By Itself, the drug compound H e rp es lends to be swept from the taxlv quickly, before It can activate the macrophages To avoid this effect, the researchers encased It In m lcrosroplc fat globules, which act as targets (or the cells and bring them directly Into contact with the drug as they clear the coating away. C u re C U R LS A L L T Y P E S . 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Contact 2 the Admissions Office for additional information. aVff, .# A * n r ' r36T Seminole*?*7*; Community College ...Sanford Florida 32771 r ‘ (305) 323 A q£qual Access/Equal Opportunity Community College * �4* - l w i H H Htfild, I t i i M , PI. ** *, * X. M O T i O f * H i IWt JFAtotff*T1■. * — **** . Fair Affair Tu sk a w llla Middle School seventh graders Heather Venn and Matt Haruby fool iround with a sombrero, left, while Daisy Vlannas demon­ strates an Arabic folk dance during the school's Interna­ tional Fair. Nick Kontaridls, Quest speaker on Greece, and Ta n ta Odom seem to be en|oylng the dance. Sherri M o rr is s e tte , h o w e v e r, doesn't seem to quite know what to make of It. Seventeen s p e a k e r s r e p r e s e n t in g various countries showed a r t if a c t s and g a v e d e ­ m onstratio ns d u rin g the event. H w » M P M tor T M M V VtacM t Geniuses May Be Sniffling, Bespectacled NKW YORK (UPH - Lrft-handedneaa. allergies und nearsightedness may go hand Ifl hand with grrat intelligence, a survey of gifted children Indicates. As part of the John Hopkins Talent Search program, researcher* evaluated biological charoe* terlslim of 400 gifted 12-year-olds whose abilities were assessed with Scholastic Aptitude Tests (SATJ. the pre-college teata usually taken by high school .indent*. SI* out of every 10 of the children were nearsighted, which la four times n* many as would be expected, Camilla flenhow. associate research scientist tn psychology at Johns Hopkins University In Baltimore reported. The verbally gifted children tended to be more myopic than those gifted In math. Sixteen percent of the children were lefthanded. twice as many as would be expected. Two-thirds of the children had allergies or another condition related to an immune abnor­ mality. again double the expected rate. Benbow said. -U s Jusl pointing to possible biological corre­ lates to high abilities." she said. "But environ­ ment Is also very Important." According to one theory, high levels of testosterone, a hormone, In the developing brain of Ihr felus can slow growth In the left sldebf the brain und afreet the development of the thymus gland, which Influences the Immune aystetn. ftrnbow explained. As a result, the right side of thebrAlfT the stronger, more dominant side and account for an Increase tn left-h&ndednrA*>tft|A mathematical abilities, which are supposed i Influenced by that side of the bratn. „ z The allergies and other autoimmune dt#ohfcr»~;-* may represent shortfalls tn development cf ih r tmmunesystem. M y o p ia , or n r a r s lg h t* d n e » $ i. arid Isft** ' handedness hnvr been linked befbra TO higher intelligence. McCollum To Support $14M Aid To Contras By Donna Estes Herald Staff W riter Predicting- President Reagan's request lor release ol $14 million In budgeted funds for military aid to the Contra "freedom lighters" In Nicaragua will be defeated In the House of Repre­ sentatives Monday , 11.S. Rep. Hill McCollum s ild he will never­ theless suppoti the Reagan Toe A M n m tm ia M f ir tm t* He- publican, whose llfih congres­ sional district Include* Seminole County, told reporters at a un Orlando news conference Friday afternoon ttial h r will oppose a move liy Democrat* to funnel Ihnl money lo a flve-nullon group in Centrul America which p roposes to p e rsua d e the Nicaraguan Sandanlsia governn ir n l lo d e m o e ra l l/e the country. McCollum said lhe Democratic move In scheduled to Inflow lhe demise of the Reagan plan. Me said he will tie among those supporting a OOP alternative slated lo come tie lore Ihe Con­ gress Tuesday lo send the $14 million lo the Contras for hitmanllarlnn purposes such as limit and medleal aid "I am disappointed In whut the vote on Heagun's military aid lo Ihe Contra 'freedom lighters' Is certain to lie," McCollum said. Willie the three-term con­ gressman said lie believes the people ol Nlcuruguu should have ihe basic rights n( Heeling their own leaders tn a tree and honest process, of to ia l re lig io u s freedom and Ireedom of the l*i ess. he said he Is even more concerned ubonl Ihe MarxistLeninist slum of the Saudanlatu government and the fad that the N ica ra g u a n go vern m en t Is spreading com m unism Into nclgldtorlng countries. He said elections which have hern held In Nlcaiuguu are a farce. The Contra farce* number only 14.000 under the leader­ ship of Adolpho Calrrn. the former heart id Coca Cola In Nleoruguu, yet they arr "a real thorn In the side" ol the Sundanlstu government with Its I tio.otX) member military. Mc­ Collum said \ ★ "E l Salvador Is threatened directly by the Sandanlataa. Rebels In El Salvudor arc deircndent on the SaudaitislAS for tupplles. Another approprlattona bill for ihe IIIMli ll-M.ll year, railing tor military aid to Ih r Contras, will come up In the summer or the tall, hr said. M agnolia Ribbon Cutting M onday, April 2 2 OVER *1004 IN PRIZES Register at participating Sanford stores. No purchase necessary. Draw* ing Friday and Saturday, April 26 & 27 ★ McCollum said lie hopes the public and the ('ongirsM will recognlir the Sumlnnlsia* for what they are, "The y have hulll a military machine und huvr made allies of Cuslru. Ih r Palestlnr Liberation Orguiti/uUmi, Libya and Russia. "I'm worried ubout the Luinmuulhls In Nlcaruguu sending rrvolullouarlrs to El Salvador where the democratic government ta very fragile," he said April 22-27, 1985 Saturday, April 27 • NEW CAR SHOW • A N TIQ U E CAR SHO W • E N T E R T A IN M E N T ★ Bargains All Week Long! C om e T h e 'C ity O f H ospita lity •* E v e n in g H e r a ld 3 2 2 -2 6 1 1 SPECIAL TABIOID - APRIL 24 DELIVERED TO 42.000 HOMF^ �r States Give In To Arm Twisting To Raise The Drinking Age To 21 By Carolyn Click United Press International Every Friday until the year 2000 Pally Herron will be reminded of the New Year s Eve a drunken driver snuffed out the life ol her college-bound daughter and turned hers onto a very different path. On that day. and on subsequent Fridays for the next 18 years, the young man who killed Susan Herrog also remembers — he writes a 81 check to hts victim and malls It lo her family. "I wanted him lo remember because many drunk drivers go out and kill again." said Herrog. "I warn him to remember that he killed someone who was very wonderful and nice." T h e Northern Virginia teenager was driving home from a New Year s Eve party in the early morning of Jan. 1 . 1982. Just a mile from her home, her car collided with one driven by another teenager reveler, Kevin Tunncil. 17. Tunnr-ll was dtunk. Harrog was not. I he case received national coverage. Tunncil. who had no prior offenses, pleaded guilty lo involuntary manslaughter and drunken driving. He was ordered lo spend a vear of his life lecturing to school groups on his experi­ ence. to serve as a living example of the dangers of drinking and driving His story was told In national magazines; he appeared on The Phil Donahue Show. Herzog's family filed a civil suit against Tunncil. and settled out of court for 18100.000 — the amount of the young man’s *insurance. they are still hitter — not because of Ihe money — but because they believe society treats the drunken drivers better than the victims. "Many arc victimized by the dnink driver, then they arc vlrllmlzcd by the criminal justice system." Herzog said. "ir he (the drunken driver) Is Indigent, a attorney is appointed for him. the prosecutor Is there with plea bargain, and the Judge Is there with an alternative senlcnce." Feeling betrayed by the courts, Patty Itrr/og and her husband Lou Joined Mothers Against Drunk Driving, a support network that brings together the families or victims. Together, families sort through their particular nightmares by sharing In a common grief. They also work for change — such as promotion of a national drinking age of 2 1 "W r know that n will save between 30 lo rg) Virginia lives (a year), based on 28 percent decrease In fatalities." she said. Nationally. Mothers Against Drunk Driving say "several thousand" lives will be saved by adopting a 2 1-age limit. For two years following her daughter's death. Herzog traveled to Richmond to lobby for raising the legal drinking age. Each time she was turned back. "W e lobbied Intensely for two years." she said. "W e ceased with the Virginia lobbying when a member of the committee told us w r could come down there until hell froze over and we still wouldn't see any changes." But this year, legislators In Virginia and other states with m inim um drinking ages of 18. 19 and 20 began changing their minds, apparently swayed by federal threats of cutbacks in highway funding. In the South, the tactic has worked. "I have no qualms about tt at all." said Herzog. "You have to question why states arc not doing It. You Just have to pul that carrot out there." "T h e tragic statistics are far enough to convince anyone of the need for age 2 1 ." said Anne Seymour, assistant to MADD founder Candy Llghtncr. But ahe added. " T h e money that Is at stake ts also tremendous." S o u thern states In c lu d in g Florida. Virginia. Georgia and Alabama stood to lose the most If legislation raising the legal drinking age was not passed by the Oct I 1986 federal deadline. MADD statlsttcs show. Highway officials predicted Florida could lose more than $68 million In two years beginning In fiscal year 1987, Virginia up to 845 million. Georgia about 850 million, and Alabama more than 836 million. All four slates have responded with legislation aimed at raising the legal drink­ ing age to 21 . In Florida, the legislature tn April is expected to ad on a bill Introduced bv Rep. Fran Carlton. D-Ortando. that would raise the drinking age to 20 this year and 21 by 1986. In Virginia, a similar bill passed tn February that also phases the legislation in over a two-year period ending July 1987. It was signed Into law by Oov. Charles Robb, who was a prime force behind the legisla­ tion. In Georgia, where highway funds rould diminish by 850 million over a two-ycur period, legislation has also been passed enacting Ihe 21-age limit by September 1986. In Alabama, the House has already approved raising the legal age from 19 to 2 1 . Under the law. anyone under the age of 21 could not purchase liquor after Oct. I, 1986. It also would prohibit anyone under the age of 20 from buying beer, wine or liquor after Oct. 1 of this year. Alabama's Senate has not acted on the bill yet. but senators will undoubtedly be swayed by Gov. George Wallace, who Issued a stirring call In hts February "Slate of the State" address. "W hen you realize that some 8.000 teenagers and young adults will be killed this year due to drunk driving, we ought not to even think twice about passing this legislation." Wallace said. In South Carolina, the bill that would raise Ihe drinking age from 20 to 21 mentions the federal threat to withhold highway funds totalling more than $22 million over a two-vear period Gov. Dick Riley favors rnactlng the legislation by September 1986. but college students — who have lobbied at the state Capttol — are against any change. ttso ra a * •A" keren Crawford Ckrlktln* tekttem P e u lf Murphy. Ill L U A nd'** Crnthl* Benge Jellery Blek* Matthew Boienowtki Deny* Col* Hat he tie Denmark L i u Eltentwrg Karla Henry io n him Jill Munley A n d .. John ton Cynthia K ty w r Stott M arturtl O .n d M ..d fo e MMI*r Renan Park Ah R a m Keith Roytter Ellxefceth Ryan Dawn Stacey Jennifer Walker Aiana woody ltlh Grade "A" E h i.b a th Brock. Mary Ann CaMbuta JOMph Corel OarteneCuehard K.nneth E O U . I " Shorn Burnt** Leri Siabarg Shannon Smith Kennath Tumtn Retort Brantley Caryn Coving ion Maltha*. Dudley Kimbarly F tnrlck Jut IK* Gra.kt JaMph H am * Suun Harwood Detorah Jack ton Sarah Laoml* Caret Lyk*n. U u M< Gram a Nancy McOuaHar. Sutan M o rn . Jothu* Nyro* Miguel R iv»ra Jennifer Robert. D a vid R u m . I I Ten|a Simpoon WtndHI Spring!told, Jr U U SfKVay Lari Swain Ann V .n d e f bloam tn Lari VanGIldar Carta W alktr Paula Whtgham Ranoa Workman Frederick Young 11th Or ad* •'A•• Jarry Hauck Alan Kendall Slacay Kemwy JwMa ArchambauM M a li.u B urn. Kimbarly Butkard Conn la Cain Deborah Coleman Jennifer Craig Ronald Croat Chert Davit Randall Davit Jennifer O ur*. Key lie G iven. Margaret Hall Marvin Johnton Alvin Ja «8 L > v w * « Hca’ ere Bui the final version signed into law by Mississippi Oov. Bill Attfttn calls for in ­ creasing ihe stale's drinking age to 21 for all types of liquor on Oct. I. 1986. the same day the federal law lakes effect. In neighboring Tennessee, legislators heeded the federal strong-arming a year ago. raising the drinking ngr to 21 because they feared losing highway funding. Nor lit Carolina legislators arc endorsing a proposal to raise the thinking age for berr and wine from 19 lo 21 next year because ol financial pressures put on North Carolina by the frdrrul government. "W e know v r 'v c got to do It." said J , Ruffin Bailey, a lobbyist for the North Carolina Beer Wholesalers Association "Th is Is the most acceptable and Ihe most realistic" proposal. lG 0 S EES-— Poland, vl The legislature finally optrd for the House version which would allow "g ra n d fa ­ thering" In of 19-vcur-olds, who can now purchase beer and wine but would not be allowed to under the new legislation Legislators tn Mississippi considered a bill that would have raised the drinking age to 21 this July and allowed the "grandfa­ thering" of 19-ycar-olds who can now purchase beer and light wine. Sunday. April 11, I t U — 5A O FF A LL Legislators in Mississippi worked out a compromise between senators who favor legislation that would raise the legal drink­ ing age to 21 effective Ju ly 1. and House members who want to postpone the date until October 1986 754-1^' • y o u St!**' 830 Vf 6th d a Santo* 322^33 ““rtrtS r g a s ^CO . .“...from E’stoA’sin just two report cards! a I Im North Carolina could lose nearly $30 million over a two-year period if legislation Is not passed. Those are results you can see!” The proposal also mandates that the drinking age for beer and wine would go back to 19 tf Congress repeals Its highway mandate or If the courts ndc such, tactics are Illegal. At least two states are challenging the federal action. Ma.uand FL Seminole High Honors Its Brightest Students Honor Roll Evening Herald, Sanford FI. Eric Kilngentmith Rebecca Martina! C v rtl.Miller M e lituM oe k Paul Phillip Srawt R iver. Bernard Rouea Row Rout# MichaM* R u.tail Sherri Sargent Debra Sanyakovlc Michelle Simmon. Cherta Skinner Todd Smith Julian Stern Jennifer Welle DthOred* "A " Rebecca Baker Valerie Martung Janet Hauck Rita Mem w in Ranald Hook. Donald Kanr. K trlla k a Strickland Smitn Michael Welchal Mery Mullen Barbara Nation UyanPhe Stephen Rap* Keren* Albright Rodrigue. Aie.ander Ramona Banton Stephen Bonev Martin Boyer Kathleen Brook. Matthew Brown Paul Drear! NarKy £*«**«„* Dawn Fraley Cher let Fryman Oonaman Madden Kelhleen Henry Ja m .. Merehty Cher. Jee.up - Josoph & Ruby Gaidry & Joe □ Wo were totally trustralod. The Tulortng Center was out last resorl - and what a difference! Thoy ro certified, professional oducators who sot up a learning program specially designed to bo fun while teaching Joo based on the way he learns. And they took a personal interest and built up his self image. Now. ho actually likos school! Sure, we were skeptical at first, but Joe s report cards aro prool wo can see We wholeheartedly recommend T ho Tutoring Center to our Ifiends!" Your child can do better In echool. Call today for your free consultation. 8 69 -6 8 6 6 Z 4A4 Watt Highway 434 Longwood Flof.dn 32779 Dana Ray Claudia R i m Linda Schuitt David Sipl* Anita Smith E .la r Spivay F Hr abam Thorp# Patricia Tobin Eric U.ena Robert Van Merbuli. Judy While Thom e.W iik. P*m*<» WMMam. Jill Witherow Jo Ellen Witt 6 7 1 -3 3 4 3 6915 Urvvarady B'vd Wlnlp. Pam Flond* 33792 T H E T U T O R IN G CEN TER . C EN TR A L FLORIDA FOOT CARE CROUP CALENDAR • SPORTS M E D IC IN E • G E N E R A L F O O T C A R E SU N D A Y, A P R IL 2 1 Annua) Orlando Four-Wheel Drive Club Charily Mud-hoggin' to ttenefil the Central Florida Zoo. noon, at the Orange County Raceway on E. Highway 50, lllthlo. Winter Park Memorial Hospital Birthday Party In ihe Park. 1-5 p.m.. Central Park, Downtown Winter Park Enlrrtalnmenl by the Slarz Band. Ihr Shlrellcs, and Southern Ballet. Jitterbug and Hula Hoop controls; antique cars: Health Awareness stations Open lo lire public. Jew ish Community Center Single Family Department hayrtdc and barbecue Meet at the m ite r at 851 N. Maitland Ave.. Maitland at 3:15 to i arpool to Dcvonwood Stables. For information und reservations call 645-5933 by April I Sk' * Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p.m .. open discussion. Florida Power and Light building. N. Myrile Avenue. Sanford Atannu meeting. 8 p.m .. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. M O NDAY, A P R IL 23 Central Florida Blood Bunk Seminole County Branch. 1302 E Second St.. Sanford. 9 a m to 5 p m.: Florida Hospltal-Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave.. 9 ti.m. to 5 p.m. ^ S IS TE R Inc. white elephant sale, plant sale, arid bake sale. Magnolia Mall, downtown Sanford. Proceeds go to beautifying the city. Through Saturday. Bowling league for mentally handicapped. 4-5 45 p.nv. Altamontr Lanes, 280 Douglas Ave. Cull 862 2500 for Information. S e m in o le C o u n ty A n tiq u e and C la ssic Automobile Club. 7 30 p.m.. Grester Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St.. Sanford. Rebus Club AA. noon and 5:30 p.m.. closed. 8 p in., step. 130 Normandy Road. Casselberry. Clean Air Rcboa at noon, cloaed. Apopka Alcoholics Anonym ous. 8 p m.. closed. Apopka Episcopal Church, 615 Highland. Al-Anon Step and Study. 8 p.m..' Casselberry Senior Center. 200 N. Triplet Drive. Sanford AA . 8 p m . closed. 1201 W. First St. Fellowship Group AA. senior citizens. 8 p.m ., closed. 200 N. Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry,;.. . T U M D A Y . A P R IL 23 Casselberry Kiwanis Club. 7 a.m., ,Le Clut}, 9Lake Triplet Drive. Casselberry. '7 - — Sanford Toastmasters. 7:15 a m,. Village Inn restaurant, 2365 S. French Ave. .. . -------Sanford Optimist Chib. I H 8 western Slzzltn Restaurant. Sanford. Sanford Senior Citizens Club. noon. Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch and Bingo. Sunford Lions Club. noon. Holiday Inn. In­ terstate 4. Sanford. South Seminole County Kiwanis Club. noon, guffteys Rrataumnt. Highway 17*92 and Live Oaks Boulevard. Casselberry. Central Florida Blood Bank Seminole County Branch. 1302 E. Second St.. Sanford 11 a m . lo 7 p m. Hortda Hospltal-Altamonte Branch. 601 E. Altamonte Ave., 11 a m. to 7 p.m. Sanford-Duplicate Bridge Club, t p.m .. Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 400 E. First St. Community education workshop on the Pro­ blems of Adolescence, 10 a m. to noon. Went Lake HoabttaL Open to all interested persons without charge at west Lake Hospital. 589 W. Snnlando Springs Drive (slate Road 434). Longwood For reservation call 834-0900. ext. 102 "Bug Man of Ithaca" Thomas Eisner will give a free lecture on the secret weapons of nature at 8 p m. In the Stetson University Carlton Union Building. DeLand. Open lo the public. Sanford AA. 5:30. closed discussion, and 8 p. in..open discussion. 1201 W. First St. Rebos Club A A . noon and 5:30 p.m ., closed, 8 p.m.. step. 130 Normafidy Rbsd. Casselberry." Clean Atr Reboa Club. noon, closed. 24-Hour AA group beginners open discussion. 8 p.m.. Second and Bay Streets. Sanford. 17-92 Oroup A A. 8 p.m., closed. Messiah Lutheran Church. 17-92 and Dogtrack Road. Overcaters Anonym ous, open. 7:30 p.m., Florida Power A Light. 301 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. "Breaking Free" workshop for compulsive eaters. B a.m. to 5 p.m.. Orlando Garden Club. Loeh Haven Park, Orlando. For reservations and Information call Joanne Zimmerman at 7881310 ' . . _____ W KDH fttfDAY, A P R IL 24 Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship In­ ternational breakfast meeting. 6:30 a.m.. Holiday Inn. State Hoad 436 and Wymore Hoad. Alta/monte Springs. FordclaiU can 056-1255. Centra) T O t W r W f la l Bank Seminole County „ Branch*.1302 E. SecondS l . Sanford. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Florida Hospltal-Altamonte Branch. 11 a.m. KiwanJa Club. noon. Sanford Civic 1 Center COM FORT A l t CORRECTION OF: 8UNI0N8 — CORNS — HAMMER TO C S — INOROWN TOENAILS IN THE OFFICE OR HOSPITAL MEDICARE AND OTHER INSURANCE PLANS ACCEPTED FOR FO U -£ R PAVMENT OR. PRIDIR1CK M A R L - DR. B R U C I KRAMIR — DR. RICHARD SIMMONS 629-6285 352-96661 352-0955 •001 Vineland 8d. M 11* 10MS Orangswood *lvd SURGICAL LASER TREATMENTS AVAILABLE ACCIDENT & INJURY C A SES NO RECOVERY • NO FEE TRIAL PRACTICE, PERSONAL INJURY & WRONGFUL DEATH AUTO ACCIDENT • MEDICAL MALPRACTICE BOAT & PLANE • SLIP & FA LL * OTHER ACCIDENTS F o r A F re e C o n s u lta tio n C a ll BILLINGS, MORGAN & CUNNINGHAM P.A. SE HAS LA ESPANOL 323-4321 rr- �4A — Evtning Herald. Sanlord, FI. Sunday, April 21, I VIS •• • G a s Continued from page 1A smaller refiners’ stations and 131 major oil company-operated stations In the state Is a small price to pay to protect their business and lo help Insure that full-service stations don’t dis­ appear. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Agents Nab Alleged Nazi War Criminal United Press International An alleged Nazi war criminal, accused of destroying a Latvluti village and lls residents In 1942. Has been arrested in Mlnntl. the U.S. Marshals Service said early Saturday. Spokesman Hill Dempsey said Konrads Kalcjs, who arrived In the United States from Australia In 1959. was arrested Friday evening. "Kalejs. a 72-year-old native of Latvia, was arrested hy deputy U.S marshals, assisted hy the Dade County Metropolitan Police Department at the Rosemary Hotel in Miami Reach. Fla,, at 7:30 p.m. EST Friday." n statement said. It said Kalejs would remain 111 federal custody until deportation procedures are completed. Man Kills Bride, Self MIAMI fUPI) — A man killed his new wife, drove 75 miles to leave a Uintli thrral on his brother’s doorstep then drove li.uk to fatally wound himself on the lawn of a funeral Itome, police reported. Victims of the strange murder-suicide were Identified as Charles llurke. 54. and his wife. Mary Alice Uurke. 49. I'hey had been married for exactly two weeks, police said, h was her fourth marriage. Ids third. Roller said llurke killed his wife sometime Thursday then w role several notes, lamenting alxiul "loo many rejections thui I caused and r a n i handle." Alxint Ills bride, he wrote. "She leased me right up to the end " In 1984, 4.288 of the state’s 11.289 service stations ofTered full-service and auto repsclr, ac­ cording lo Florida Department of Agriculture statistics. Sanford Independent Gulf dealer Mrl Dcklr, 101 S. French Ave.. said that extending full-service adds $10,000 per month In payroll rosts to his operation, compared to gas outlets that operate wllh a single convenience store clerk, Dekle said, despite divorce­ ment. berause of high overhead, full-service stations, which have been on a decline may disap­ pear, leaving Ihe elderly and handicapped, who rely heavily on that type ol service because I hey may nol be able to pump ihetr own gas, with no where to turn. The decline In numbers of full service gas stations could also be detrim ental to the average driver, said Sylvester Chang. Independent owner of Sanford G u ll Service. 2518 French Avr. H r said such stations are heavily Involved In malntalnance — oil changes, tire rotation, engine belt checks, etc. — that are preventative measures. Those who patronize only self-service REALTY TRANSFERS Anllllay, Lt 14 Blk B, Laka hafnay Ac**tta*. 11000 J flrannan Mufphy, Jama* Mutphy Jr A harry S Kwialkowikl to Arthur V katlar A Wl Patricia A . It M, B >0 Traa Crofting. Ph Two. *44 400 W M Jack ton A Edith to J R Haharray A Jw W 4)0 of LI 44 Spring H.inmoc*. Rotwrt H PH* A Wl Hasty la R »t»* l H Htoaat A Wt Joyca. U II. Blk I. Notts 0*1 Rant ha*. to t, *,147,400 I Gerald C fo * to n b »"r A Wl Martha to Anthony J Marcanalla A Wl A lit a L , LI It, tat* W ] t»- Blk B. Carrlaqa Hill. Un 4. MV 000 J John M Stack to Jama* R M y trt. Lt 77 It Ik 0 , Town A Count* Tit* Rapl. I H n * Ladua Svc F If to Gaorpa j , Slanlay A Wl Vondra, Un IS. Wakl*a Country Club Villa*. norooo Gafiaral Homo*. 1 1 to Rohart L Lynch A Wl Tatata. it $j. D m * Run. Un 10. ito .ooo Slavan W Carua* A Patricia to Hanty L Davl* A Wf Judy. Lt 71 Blk H. North Orlando )Ta*r Sac 4. Un 1,174.000 Ito f f lf t T Tuck. Inc toAutuayA Anllllay A G ary A , L I I). Blk It Laka Marnay Acralto*. 7* too Ih o m a t T Tuck, Inc to Aubray A ...Lake C o n tin u e d from page 1A has l he must ocvrrr problems. Only a few arc xllllrhd with the ;pesky aquatic weed hydrIILt, he s u n t. ' Httrrv TnvUtr. 401 Ntnii Plnee. was one of the C o lu m b u s II.u I mhii residentsni Ihr meeting lo hujiilre alxiul lilt- problem Wilt) I be jxind, u-lllt h he said Is j "turning gangrene." Taylor was puzzled over the fact lhat the algae-covered pond level Is high while other hikes are drying up. There Is no stream Hawing Into the pond, but there Is an over­ flow lliitl goes Into Fairy Lake should the level get to that point. The lake Is surrounded hy sloping lawns Irum seven homes , .mil the run o il adds lo ihr heavy Imlld-up ol nutrients. Another problem is (he |H>nd is shallow' and (he sun shines all the way lo the iHittoin Hthmihitlng the plain growth throughout. W illiam s said. The |Miud Is located near (he C o lu m b u s H arb o ur sewage treatment plant, which the city Is In the process ol bringing up In Dcparlmcni ol Environmental 'Regulations standards. In his report. Wllllums said he has .fulled eslahllsh lo a direct relit* '(kinship b rtw rrn the troubled pond and plunl. hul added one could not he ruled out since the pcrctil.il Ion |Minds arc only a lew yards away from the lake. C lly Administrator Don Terry said tlye had been pul Into the plunl’s uumllorlng well hul none showed up In the pond. Terry ' said residents mound Ihe pond ,have ugu-rd not to use ten Hirer ,which would worsen Ihe comllillon. i He said (hat residents around ,the |mnd have said that up unlll 21 j years ago Ihe little lake was , normal wllh rlrar water anil ...Sanford * Then You're Looking For T.L.C . f r jC U S T O M B O D Y S H O P G A R A G E ^ W a te r L e a k s ? R u s t S p o ts ? M i n o r D e n ts ? M a j o r R e p a ir ? 741*4* r5 ^ iM o k is n I corn AM --------------------------- -------------IfW * □ All Mechanical A Body Shop Repairs Guaranteed. ? TlF iffi. Custom Body Shop Garage M i lk 1 OROSOOAHSU I I I I B HHM0 It N M A S l 121 0149 U **M * « i 6 »U4||I * i . « l l l — ll + UM NO who operate their own stations are pricing their product at thetr stations cheaper than I can buy It. They have a price advan­ tage." Dekle said. "The best businessman Is go­ ing In survive, not those who have a buying advantage. This Idlvoncmrnt) makes everyone start out even and It doesn’t effect every supplier." he said. But divorcement will have a major effect of smaller otl com­ panies lhat refine and sell their own product through company owned and operated service sta­ tions These companies have traditionally been leaders In giving consumers a price break. Tenncro general manager for Florida. Hank Hoxlcy, said. B u t, d iv o rc e m e n t, w hich forced Tcnneco’s six stailons out of Maryland In 1979. "will put us out of business In ihe state of Florida." Boxley satd. "We are 100 percent company owned anti operated. You can’t cuf our np**ratlon to three per­ cent. we’ve always been 100, "The JobS-rs and dealers for the major oil cumpunics so> those big companies are putting them out of business because they compete as dealers with their own dealer-customers. "Tenncco doesn’t have Its own dealers to compete with, so whyshould wv be treated as they are? People who don’t have dealrrs shouldn't be under this law. but we are In divorcement we would have to sell or lease 97 percent of our outlets "They want to eliminate us Irnm the m arket. We have always been competitive and attempted to have the lowest price on the street. If Tcnneco. Conoco and other operations like ours are pushed out prices wtll go up." Boxley said. T h e 120 Florida stations Tenncco stands to lose In a state-wide pull out represent one-third of that Southeastern company's 14 state business. Boxley said. That means the loss of 1.100 Jobs and accrued com­ pany benefits, he said. Despite Ihe pleas and protest of those In the same boat as Boxley the state Is apparently making no provision to exempt them from the law-. Representatives for both sides of the Issue, ihe Florida Petro­ leum Council, which is against divorcement, and the Florida Petroleum Marketers, repre­ senting ihe independent dealers, claim that if the other side wins the final round consumers will see higher prices al the pumps. Carl Adams. In promoting divorcement ns a spokesman for Ihe marketers association said th a t since d iv o rc e m e n t Mat y la ltd * gus prices are 2 cenls lo 3 cents a gallon lower than the national average. But on ihr other side, Craig Smllh of Ihe petroleum council said after divorcement, which he s a id s tifle s c o m p e t i t i o n . Maryland gasoline prices, al­ though they remain below the national average, increased about 7 cents- pcr-gallon at full-vrvlre stations and about 2 rents-per galloti for self service. And that’s what Florida con­ sumers can expect after Ihe decree, he satd. A R EA DEATHS S T E P H A N IE ANNE W ISDO M Miss Stephanie Anne Wisdom. 7. of 3601 N state Road 426. Geneva, died Friday al Orlando Regional Medical Center. O r­ lando. Horn May 20, 197 7. In W lntrr Park, she was a life-long rrsldent of Genevu. She was a second grade student al Geneva Elementary School, Geneva, and lor the pust year was a homebound student. She attended Ihe First Hapilst Church of Geneva. Survivors Include her parents. Butch ami Sandy Wisdom; sis­ ters Shannon Leigh and Stacey UiTietf, al) of Geneva: maternal grandmother. Billie II. Grant, C o l l i n s . G a .; p a t e r n a l grandpa rents, Avery und Renee Wisdom, both of Geneva. Gramkow Funeral Home Is In charge ol arrangements Funeral Notices WI7D0M. S T E P H A N IE ANNE — Fur**4l *•*•!<•* lor Ml** St«l*»n>* Ann# wiutom. t, ol 1401 N *>*(• Rood 4 ». &**>•*4 *fio d<4d lotto* will lit hold 4* 11 « m Mrs. Frames lirrluiiu. H2. of 250 Oxford Road. Fern Park, died Thursday al her home. Bom Aug. 20. 1902 In Long Island City, N.Y.. she move to Fern Park trout there In 1970. She was a retired assembler and a Catholic. Survivors include I wo sons. Fredrick, Long Island Clly. and Walter, C«x>pcr City, twa (laughlets. Kiltin Dllrlrh. Long Island Clly. and Louise Llnek. Central ls iip . n y . b roth er, L o u ie Herman. Long Island Clly: two sisters, Rebecca Pearson. Winter Park, and Lillian MchbcIi . Fern Park: I-I grandchildren: nine grrai-grandchildren. Haitiw ln -F a lrrh tld Fu n eral Home is In charge of arrange­ ments A L F R E D E. H EIN RICH Mr. Allred E. Heinrich. 88 , ol 2041 W. stale Rond 426. Oviedo, died Friday at Ills home. Horn Scpl. 23. 1896. In Kewane*-. 111,, he m o ve d to Oviedo from Leesburg In 1983 Be was a retired citrus grove owner and muchlnlst and was a member of St. Luke's Lutheran Church, Oviedo. He was ait Army veteran of World War I Survivors Include Ills three sons. Alfred W „ Mount Dura. Randall M.. Tampa, utul Eugene {*>, Foil laiuderdale. slslcr, M il Lulu G le lch . Kewiincc: five g ra n d ch ild re n ; seven gre a t­ grandchildren. Harden-Puull Funeral Home. Eusils. Is In charge of arranvrinents Nationwide company looking for 12 homaownars who are tired ol painting th« outer walls ol Iholr horn* every tow years. Wa need 12 hornet In Ihe area to uso at showcase homes to display (h it space age fiberglass coating process lhat does away with the need lo ever paint your home again. This process covers Ihe walla, window tills, overhangs, and all tne exterior areas. It leaves nothing lo paint. The manufac­ turer Issues a 15 years whiten warranty against flaking, chipping, peeling or cracking. It also has e mildew prohibition, helps lo Insulate and helps dtadan sound. This process 1$ 20 times thicker then a paint Job and comas In 17 colors. It your home qualifies to be used a t e showcase lor this material we can aava you hundreds o l dollars at this time. Monday st the First Bsptitt Church of G ontv* srifit fht ftav L o rry Sherwood officiating Burial wilt follow In the Geneva Cemetery Friends may meet the family at t X) e m unfit service* et the church Gramkow f unff« t Home, m-c her gw Z a y re W I RE S O R R Y inou« -uu vni uu cincuaaosface Flowers For All Occasions (Eullina S T .tl." , 323-1204 FUMUUU. NOSKJCUKTUY Out comptot* fu n * t»l Hum*, t l out com*t*ry. matoo dlNtcufl lint** •*»>«* 44A A l I M w l 14 fan** U C m tn ! r w to t U 2 -4 2 S 1 t a j r i b k Ron M. Ml UMtTIUD ion 1010 AUTOMATIC USE rito TRIMMER THE W l 17 SALl FIICl SHOULDHAVt A11 Ml* MAIL IR I t U lt ROT no asluno too* riRAi am is ut w urn* nun also,orr*a n. wtadvu OAKLAWN P R A N C E S BRET AN A HOMEOWNERS WANTED * L o o k in g F o r A n H o n e s t G a r a g e ? p ia ia Continued from page 1A moved Albritton and his rela­ tives from the rase leaving the tavern and Its Insurance com­ mono pany lo lx* sued. Aibon Dav to Sutan F Atoltie, Un 111 The tavern’s Insurance com­ Laka lotot Club I.SM.MO pany did not cover that type of C ontlntntal Ind Inc lo Samuel A William ion A Wt Linda R . I I I. Blk D. incident und they were removed SwMtwalar Oak*. 11n 400 from Ihe suit. The tavern Is Centlnantal Ind Inc to Sam uti A suing Ihe Insurance rurnpuny. Wllllamton A Wt Linda H . U I. Blk B. International Indem nity Co., WaalwatorOakt. Sac 11, 111* 400 Conllnantal Ind , Inc la Lamual A saying It thought It was covered Wllllamton A Wl Linda R , I t I. Blk B. for such Incidents. Sotatwaiar Oak *. 1174 *00 Standing alone. Ihe tuvern was sued under u slate law thul llsh, lail an algae bloom lit May allows bars lo lie sued under Just of I9H4 caused a llsh kill. two conditions: when they serve Williams Is concerned that with alcohol a minor or when they a rapid die-off of Ihe algae Ihcre serve ulcohol all alcoholic. Whlgham salt! might he another fish kill Williams, a biologist. Is one of The bar's proprietor and pres Hie owners of Lake Doctor. Inc., (dent of Island Ta ve rn Inc.. one of the lew Irrshwater main* Lawrence Convcry. of Sanford, trounce titiin* in thr stair, lu l i a s h u l i t a l r d b e w i l l a p p e a l nddlilnn to its Lnngwood head* Salfl's decision, Whlgham said. quartrni. It maintains others in According lo court records. (Trarwater. Sarasota and Ft. Lauderdale. A relatively new Alhrllton left the bar ot utxmi 11:15 p in . Aug. 20, 1983, nod concejit. the business was drove south on the northbound Hlurtrd in 1979 and most of Ihrlr work Is for developers, home­ lane of 17-92. Several ears were o w n e r a n d c o n d o o w n e r uhle lo avoid Albritton's ear. associations, golf courses and witnesses said, hul II collided mobile Home parks. A small whh Stephen's motorcycle, kill­ share of the work Is for govern­ ing Stephensutthe scene. Mrs. Stephen’s still slated lhat mental IkxIIcs . Williams said he ts "more or before the accident. Alhrllton less rrsjioiislhlc lor the overall had been convicted ol driving operation of the com p an y" under Ihe Influence of alcohol six tlmrs ttoil had two convic­ which has n staff ol 12 biologists tions as a habitual (raffle offend­ er und was a known alcoholic. The suit slated that Alhrllion was a regular customer of the Islander Tavern and (hut Ihe employees of the bur hud seen Continued from page 1A him on numerous previous tx-The two will give rise to more runlons drunk. foot Uiilfle and that, lie said, On the evening of Aug 20, gives rise to specialty shops according to the suit, a bar maid hi addition to the clothing, served A lb ritto n u n til "h e d u ll and other shops on Flint reached u state ol visible Intox­ Street. Horner said three other ication und was staggering and specially stores are coming lo Jolly," und his faculties were downtown S unford soon — Impaired Fanny Farmer Candy Shop, an The suit staled lhat Albritton's East India Ice Cream parlor and siste r and b r o t h e r -in -la w , a Hallmark card and gilt shop. Gwendolyn ami James Medltx k Th e b u rg e o n in g business of Saiuord. wi re the owners of Horner envisions wtll ruuse the ihe ear Alhrllion was driving downtown area to regain lls and were negligent In allowing lor liter status as the "the" place him to drive II. lo hangout In Sanford. The Mcdlocks knew Alhrllion "This used lo lx- the’ turning was an alcoholic and knew he place. People would come down did not have u valid driver's and walk around or sit In their license, according to Ihr suit. cars That was before the days of They were dropped from I In­ television and movies Now you su lt w hen A llsta te se itlrd could lire u cannon down there brcuusr they were Insured by ot. vune nights und not hit (hem. unvliodv " ► HAVE Y O U B E E N Sk i p p e d o f f ? * » ...Aw ard gas operations may nol catch problems developing before a major repair Is necessary. In ihe decade of grace refiners had to build up their business by adding owned and operated outlets to their lines Independent dealers say many Independents had their leases pulled by the big companies and their full-service s t a t i o n s r e p la c e d w l l h cheap-to-operalr convenience siore/sclf-scrvicc gas operations. The Independent dealers and Jobbers (middlemen) say. the dlvorrement-ousted big com ­ pany owners won’t have to sell out. Th e y ran lease Ihrlr outlets lo Independent operators. The Issue first came up in Florida during Ihr 1974 gasoline shortage. Lawmakers. In an ef­ fort to protect the supplies of Independent service station op­ erators. passed a law prohibiting major oil companies who ran refineries from owning and o p e r a t i n g w ith s a l a r i e d jiersonnrl over three percent of the outlets for ihetr product. Under that law the major cornpan I c s m u s t " d i v o r c e ’ themselves, through sale or lease, of the stations they own and operate that bring ihetr total above the three percent limit. "A s far as Seminole County is concerned we’ll see no real effect In this small community, said Dcklr. an Indcprndeiil dealer and Jobber. "Nothing would change If ibis ihrre percent Is enforced, because of the mix of competition we have, which Is healthy. "W h at’s brought this up re­ cently Is the major oil companies USED 0AI IINIIH [NO TABUS tOt t il AND 0A» FINISH COCITAIl TASUS FOE 117 DUt TOAMANUTACTUEtrS MOOUCTWR PIOSUM ON THtSI ITtHi SOME STOttl MAT NOT HAVE THE Ml KHANDili AVAILAAU ON SUT TICIENT QUANTITT ON HANO tAINOCClS RILL NOT U AIAILAAU AS TWlt HEMS U t RO10RCU HIM PSOOUCtO RE AP0UKU1 FOE ANT INCONVENIENCE THIS MAT CAUSE DUE CUSTOMUS ProPto* Sow F IN A N C IA L P R O B LE M S ? C R E D IT P R O B L E M S ? 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Don't forget to register for the many prizes given away by the merchants. For a tree aatlmate and more Information on this amazing product CALL ORLANDO 8 4 1 - 7 7 7 3 A S K FOR T H E H O U S E D O C T O R % SHOE S TO R E 20S L First S t Oawatswn S u l t r l 3 2 2 -0 2 0 4 m^ nL** �Webster Shows The Way B ro o k s Is B e s t Dorchelle Leads 3 Relay Wins A s Seminoles Romp B y C h rla Fitte r Herald Sports W rite r APOPKA — Put a baton In the hand or Dorchelle Webster, chalk up 10 points for Seminole High That was definitely the case Friday night as the freshman flash ran Impressive legs on Ihe 440, mile m edley and mile relays In the Five Star Confer­ ence Championship} al Atiepka High. Not only did Seminole win Ihe three relays, which combined was good for 30 points, but Ihe Lady Tribe also ran away with Ihe conference Mle with 105 points compared to 74 for sec­ ond place and defending cham plon Lake Howell. For her performances In the relays along with a third place In the long Jump. Webster was named the Outstanding Athlete of the girls mcel by the track officials "I call Ihls night the Webster show." Seminole coach Emory Blake said. "She did a fantastic Job. Dorchelle's kind of a quiet girl who Just goes out and gets the Job done." Act one for Webster Friday night eami In the 440 relay where she teamed up with S h e ila C r a w f o r d . C h n r lt a Medloek and LaShon Cash lo record a season’s bcsl time of way all of our young runners performed tonight ." Martin ran an outstanding double In winning the 440 dash 50.2. Lake Mary’s Lady Rams and the 880 run In the quarter, took second and also ran a the swift freshman soared to a season's best with a 51.0. meet record 57.8. The old record Webster ran the first of her was 58.1 set by Lake Mary’s amazing anchor legs In the mile F ra n " F l a s h " G o rd o n last medley relay which Seminole season. won with a meet rreord time of Gordon finished second to 4:15 5. The old rccoid was Martin Friday night atth a time 4 :16.6 by Lyman In 1979. of 59.9 In an all Semlnole-Lakc Sheila C. started off Ihe M ary top six. G ordon was medley with Ihe first of ihe 220 lollowrd by Seminole's Trina yard legs and Latanya Payne ran Walker (60.6). Payne (62.21. Ihe second 220. Senior Glenda Lake Mary 's Sonya Walker (63.8) Bass then ran the 440 leg and and the Tribe's Gathers (66.4). handed oil to Webster who ran Martin led an all Seminole the 860 anchor In 2:16.2. County sweep of the 880 run Then came the mile relay. with a first-place time of 2 :22 . Although It wasn't a record She was followed b y Lake breaking lime, this Is one race Brantley’s Lynn Gomezpcmlta that should go down In history. 12:27.9), Lake Howell's Angle Some of you may remember the Smith 12:29.4). Lake Howell's old (we re talking ancient) Notre N a n c y N y s tr o m ( 2 : 3 0 . 1 ) , Dame football barkfleld known I.) m a n 's J e n n if e r H llz g c s as "Th e Four Horsemen.” Call ( 2 :3 2 .2 ) and Lake M a ry 's this Seminole High mile relay Heather Helkklla (2:33). team “The Four Freshmen ” While the young Seminole Shownda Martin. Lashuwnda runners were on the loose Friday G a th e rs. V iola Posley and night, the seniors were on. too W ebster, all freshm en, got Walker led the way as she blazed together and ran a 4 07,8. to a pair of first places. She took Webster anchored with a 48.1 the 100 ( 1 1 .6 ) and came back to spilt, "W e had nil ninth graders on win the 220(25.7). "Th e girls told me on the bus the mile rrlay team and they ran over here that they were going to a super competitive time," Blake See O IR LS , Page 4 B said. "Pm really proud of the Track/Field By Sam Cook H erald Sports Editor Efrem Biooks can beat you In a lot of ways. I he Lake Howell senior Is a deadly shooter, ••dept passer, glue-fingered defender and « good Icaprr. Il was all of those qualities — and his consistency In doing them — which earned Brooks the Evening Herald Seminole County Player of ihe Year. Brooks, a 5-9 guard. Is Joined on the first team by Seminole senior guard James Rouse. Lake Mary senior forward Darryl Merthle. Seminole senior forward Ken Gordon and Seminole sophomore center Rod Hen­ derson. The team was selected by the county basketball coaches Chris Marlette (Seminole). Willie Richardson ll.akr Mary). Tom Lawrence (Lyman). Dale Phillips (Oviedo), Greg Robinson (Lake Howell) and Bob Pclerson (Lake Brantley) along with Evening Herald sports writer Chris Flsu-r and Evening Herald sports editor Sam Cook. Players were g ro u n d In Ihree categories and voted for by position. The selection committee listed the players In order of worth. Ten points were given for first, nine for second, right for i bird. etc. Brooks rdged Merthle lor player of Ihe year by one vote, There were no unanimous seclectlons bul Brooks missed by |usl one vole and Merthle missed by two. Henderson missed by four votes while teammates Gordon and Rouse earh were nine shy of unanimous Brooks, who will attend Seminole Community College on a cage scholarship this fall, ts also the lone repeater from last year Merthle and Rouse were second team picks a year ago while Gordon was a third tram choice. Henderson played freshman and Junior varsit y last year I thought Efrem was the best player In the county." said SCC coach Bill Payne who has kept an eye on Brooks since his sophomore year. We re definitely happy to get him. He should 6 t I Into our program very well." Payne, whose Raiders were jusi u point guard away (mm being a great tram, feels he may have the (Inal pieces to hta state-tournament appearance puzzle with Brooks and several other prUe recruits. The Haiders have won 20 or more games the past three yrars under I'ayne but are stilt looking tor their ttrsl berth with the state's Elite Eight Draftable? Sides Differ Over Kosar's Eligibility HOUSTON (UPII — An attorney for the Houston Oilers says he has no doubt University of Miami quarterback Uernlc Kosar Is eligible for the N R . draft, but hr doesn't know If N R . Commissioner Pete Nn/rllr will agree. Hozellc Is to rule Tuesday on Kosar's eligibility. Howard Slusher said Friday that Rozrllr will ire wrong If he rules Kosar Is Ineligible. While such a ruling uetuully would lollow N FL regulations requiring n letter of Intent from college players. It would not follow the spirit of the regulations. Slusher said In a telephone news conference from Hollywood. Calif. Kosar has announced his Intention to be eligible, but he has not written the required lettc. to the league. "You would have to pul your head In the sand to *ay you don’t know whul Is going on." Slusher said. "The Issue Is so clear, so straightforward. Bernle Kosar has to be available." Kosar has Iwu years of eligibility remaining at Miami, but has announced hr will graduate by Sept. 1and wants to play In the NFL. "In all my years In dealing with Ihe NFL. I have never seen a situation where a player is clear or ucllng as clear us Kosar Is." Slusher said, lie Pro Football held a press conference announcing he Is reudy to play In the NFL. Ills representative has been negotiating with the USFL and certainly his representative has been negotiating with N FL teams." tf Kosnr ts not eligible for the «lri*n. It eoutd cause problems for u trade between Houston and the Minnesota Vikings. The Oilers gave up Ihe second pick In Ihr drub to Minnesota, which wants Kosar. In exchange Tor the third overall pick and the Vikings’ first pick In the serond round. Th e sltututlon became stickler when Buffalo traded the No. 1 pick In the supplemental draft to Cleveland, where Kosar wants to play. If Kosar Is not eligible lor the regular draft, he could wait until alter the dnilt and declare himself eligible. A supplemental dralt then could be called and Cleveland could get the 21 •year-old player who grew’ up In Hoardmati. Ohio. Slusher said If Ko/cllc rules by the letter of the ic-gulal lolls. then Kosar would not lw eligible. H*raM PS** Sr C . I W I OsSnr Efrem Brooks goes up for a jumper. Peterson Jumps Past Raines ; Martin Outkicks Parks In Coming Monday By Chris Plater Herald Bporta Writer ...s u p e r sophs iary Derr Isn't tlashy but s S e m in o le H i g h ’ s ersatlle third baseman e also gets the |ob done, ports writer Rob Larla akes a lo o k at the >emlnole 10th grader In ils second segment of ‘Super Sophs." ...th e d is tric ts The district season begins next week for Seminole County's baseball and softball teams. See Mon day's Evening Herald for a complete rundown of the boys' chances by sports e d it o r S a m C o o k in baseball and the girls' hopes by sports writer Chris Fister In softball. ...th e le a d e rs C a n O v i e d o 's E r i c Shogren hold his batting lead? Can Rod 'C J ' Meti maintain his advantage in the power categories ol hom e ru n s and run s batted in? Will Oviedo's Mark Merchant continue to set the pace in stolen bases? W ill anyone challenge Lyman's Derek Uvernols for the strikeout le a d ? See th e f in a l Seminole County baseball le a d e rs In M o n d a y 's Evening Herald. • l l r o n k s W i ll p t a y p a l m g u a r d t a r O i r l u i t l a * hut he Is also a streaky shooter who will he able to fill In as zonebustrr. loo. He led Ihe county With 20.6 point* per game. He wun third In steals, second In free throws and eighth In assists. Brooks hud several 30-plua point games. • Merthle. a 6-1 leuper who will go to Daytona Beach Com m unity Coilegt, combines ih r same skills us Brooks but wasn’t as c o n s i s t e n t , according to the courhrs. Merthle. a four-year starter, averaged 19.9 points. He was first In sleuls. second In scoring, third In assists, eighth In blocks and ninth In rebounding. • Gordon, who Is undecided on a rollcge. was a tenacious 6-2 rebpunder nnH defender. He Bee A L L -C O U N T Y . Page 43 H w sM n s X by Tw s siy Vtscssl Leo Peterson strains for the record. Seminole's long lumping Junior erased Tim Raines trom the school record book Friday when he leaps 23 7%i Inches to easily outdistance Raines' old mark of 22 9. The old standard was set by Raines as a senior In 1977. APOPKA — There aren’t a whole lot of people who can say they broke a record set by Tim Raines. And there aren't many who can say they broke a record set by Ihe guy who broke the record held by Tim Haines. Say whal? Let us decipher this madness Early in the Five Star Confer­ ence Chuinplonshlps Friday, Seminole High's Leo Peterson ripped off a season's best leap of 23-7M lo win Ihe long Jump, shattering the record set by Raines(22 9)ln 1979. Later on In the meet, the Tribe’s Alvin Jones soared to first place In Ihe triple Jump with a 47-1. breaking Ihe record of 46-7M set last year by Pelerson. While Peterson and Jones dominated the Jumping events, ihe Seminoles sallrd to the conference title with 115 polnls compared lo 51 for co-ru.tncrsup Lake Brantley and Seabreeze. "Le o (Peterson) und Alvin (Jones) are really coming Into form ." Seminole coach Ken Brauman said. "The y had a great night In the Jum ping events." Jones also set a personal best In finishing second to Pelerson In the long Jump with a 23-14 that also bettered Raines' record. In the triple Jum p, It was Peterson who finished second to Jones at 45-5V*. Dexter Jones took fourth In the triple at 4 I-8 H . Although without the services of one of the state's best sprin­ ters In Clifton Campbell and with Frank Barnett nursing a sore toe. the Seminoles still devastated the rest of the Held. Earle Martin, second only to Campbell In the county In the Track/Field 440. won that event Friday with a lime of 49.3 compared to 49.7 (or Seabreeze's John Parks tn one of the most cxclllng races of the evrnlng. Martin, u lanky sophomore, went oul lo Ihe early lead bul Parks, a powerful se­ nior. caught him on Ihe lust curve. Martin fell Parks coming on. though, and pul on an Impressive kick In Ihe home stretch for the victory. Barnett wus not at 100 percent for the meet but the senior stalwart did win Ihr 120 hurdles und almost nudged oul Apopka's Sammle Smith In the Iasi leg of the 440 relay. Burnell's lime of 14.5 In Ihe high hurdles was two tenths off his own record, set last season. Lake Brantley's Gary Williford was second at 15.3. The 440 relay had one of Ihe best finishes of the nlghl with Smith and Bametl anchoring II off In a near dead heat. Bul It was Smith who used hts bar­ rel! Ukt chest to outlcan Barnett at the tape. The time for Ihe Blue Darters. 42.5. broke the mrel record of 42.7 set by Mainland In 1983. Seminole finished at 42.6 "We could have done 42.0 w ith that g ro u p If F ra n k (Barnett) didn't hurl his toe." Brauman said. "He banged his big toe on the edge of his bed last night. It was one of those freak little things." The Seminoles came back lo win both the inllc medley and mile relay. The medley learn of Pal Davis. Dexter Jones. Ken Temple and Larry Cosby turned In a season's best time of 4:41.2. Lake Howell was second at 3:43.8. The mile relay team of Louts Brown. Cosby. Arthur Kersey and Martin won with a 3:27.7 clocking The mile and two mile Friday night were almost u repeat of the S e m i n o l e C o u n t y m e e t. Seminole's Billy Penlck led from start lo finish In Ihe mile while Lake M ary's M alt Palumbo overlook Penlck early In the two mile und never looked twek. Penlck. u Junior, finished Ihe mile In 4:26,9 while Palumbo was second al 4:29,2. Palumbo, a senior, came back strong l» Die iwo mile and destroyed Ihe field Penlck went out to the eurly lead but couldn't keep It as Palumbo passed him on Ihe third lup and ran away wllh a lime of 9 46.1. Rohr also ikussrd Penlck for second place wllh u 9:54 4 clocking while Penlck was third al 9:57.5. Harold Pills gave Lake Mary a sweep of Ihe distance events ss he held off a late surge by Spruce Creek’s John Ellis to win the 880 run. Pitts finished with a lim e of 2.00.9 compared to 2:01.4 for Ellis. Lake Brantley'a John Mondo. the county leader in the 880. missed Friday's meet with a sprained ankle. Lake Howell's Brian King haa been overshadowed much of the season by Seminole's Barnett In the 330 intermediate hurdles Barnett had th* top time In the county prior lo Friday's meet but didn't run In the event. But King showed he Is definitely In Barnett's league as he turned In one of the beat Individual per­ formances of Ihe night In winn­ ing the 330a and breaking hta own meet record In the process with a 38.2. Ralph Phil poll took the only first place of the meet for Lym an's Greyhound ss he lied hla own school record of 6-4 tn w i n n i n g Ih e h i g h J u m p . �I B — Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, April 11, lets SPO R TS IN BRIEF Moncrief Uses ‘Wisdom' Check On Jordan , Bucks Win, 109-100 By United Preaa International Ordinarily, Michael Jordan might be expected to dominate a ({Hard two Inches smaller and 10 pounds lighter than he In. Friday night. Sidney Moncrief was able to tip the vales with the help of an ornery wisdom tooth. Tooth pain und Moncrief combined to limit Chicago's rookie wonder to four free thrown In the second half and give the Milwaukee (lucks a 109-100 playoff victory In the opening game of their five-game scries. Game 2 Is Sunday In Milwaukee. ‘ I didn't shoot well in the second half," said Jordan. I'm having trouble with my teeth I have a wisdom tooth coming up wllh the skin on top of ll. They are taking care of li tomorrow. ' ll Ixrihrrrd me a hit. It really Ixithercd me In the second half. II really kept me from gelling Into the game, 1 can’t remember ever going a half without a basket." Moncrief. named an the NIIA'n top defensive player last season, pressed Jordan fulleourt and harassed the spectacular rookie while holding him to 23 points, 5 below Ills average. Terry Cummings added 22 for the (lucks while Alton bister and Paul Mokeskl both had 13. Qulntln Dailey had 25 It* lead the Hulls while Orlando Wooldridge had 1(5, In the only other game Friday night. Utah downed llounion 115-101 as Adrian Dantley scored 34 points and Th u rl Halley chipped In 25. Saturday. It s Cleveland at llosion, Portland at Dallas, Phoenix at lhe I-os Angeles Lakers and San Anlonlo at Denver. All four home teams are protecting I 4) leads heading Inlo Game 2 Edmonton Cools Off Jets, 4-2 U n ite d Press International The defending Stanley Cup champion Kdmonton Oilers have the same destination In mind this year bul they've mapped out a different road logn there, The high-scoring last-skating Oilers transformed Into hard-hlltlng light-checking 4-2 winners Thursday against the Winnipeg Jets. The Jets ended the regular season os one of the hollesl learns In the leagtir and won their last three games against Kdmonton. The Oilers lead the best-of-seven Sm yllir Division semi-final aeries 1 0 . "Tha i's the way we re going to have to wilt this series, by grinding ll nut and winning the llitle battles," Kdmonton center Mark Messier said. The change of theory hasn't bothered Wayne Gretzky, "It's funny,*' said Grelzky who scored Ids first goal of Hie playoffs Into an empty net Thursday. "Last year people said we eouldn'l win Hie Stanley Cup by playing v> offensively This year they're saying we can't win It playing tills defensively. Who cares how we play as long us w r win?" Ill Chicago. Ihr Minnesota North Stars ruined Chicago's unbeaten playotf record with un H 5 victory over lurk ttuwkn niter hilling liehlnd 34) In Hie first six minutes of the llrnt period. Matchup: RozierVs. Collier O R L A N D O IUP1I The Jacksonville Dulls arc hoping their star running back can nutrush Orlando's quarterback Saturday night. A month ago. the running battle was close and so was the game, with the Hulls posting a 34*31 overtim e trium p h al home. The Renegades have won two straight after an 0-6 start and the catalyst has been the s h i f t y l e g s of t h e i r quarterterback, Reggie Collier. could develop Into the prototype of the late 1980s professional quarterback." says Orlando Coach Lee Corso. "His mobility adds a tremendous amount of flexibility to our offense." In his first start. Collier set two USFL marks against the Hulls, rushing for 17) yards and tour TDs. Both are league records for a quarterback. In Ihe next three games. Collier has Improved his touch as a passer. He completed J2 of-23 passes for 180 yards and a touchdown last week In O rlando's Impressive 24-19 Irlumph at Arizona. Collier s big day against Hie Hulls last month was overshad­ owed by Mike Roller's best game as a pro. The former Helsmun Trophy winner nished for 199 yards ugalnst Hie Renegades and scored three times on the ground, adding another T D with a reception. Hrlan Franco's 29-yard field goal al 543 of overtime was Hie margin of victory. Although Roztcr missed the final three quarters with a hand Injury. Ihe Hulls heal San An tonlo 28-17 Iasi week lo Improve MKMPHIU I'eriii. (UPI) — (Juarlrrhuck Doug Finite called the Generals a "championship" team, while coaches praised Ifcrschcl Walker afler New Jersey defeated the Memphis Showlxiuls 21-18. Walker and Flulle teamed up lo score three touchdowns at Hie l.llierly Howl Friday. "This Is Ihe Him litnr | ever saw Hersehel Walker play and he Is even more Impressive than I though) he was," Memphis Coach Pepper Rodgers said "I don't know what more we could have done tin defense W «■ tried a lot of different billies. We still couldn't stow him down — and unless you slow film down, there's no way to heut the Generals." The Generals are now 0-3 In the United Stairs Football League Kuntrni Conference, while Memphis Is 4-5. having won only one game al home all y ra i. However. Memphis klrkrd olf lo Hie Genrruls and never gol the hall hack. Walker rushed 27 times lor 104 yards to give him 1 .(KM) yards rushing lor Ihe year In nine games to 3-5. Larry Mason filled In for Rozlcr and rushed for 100 yards and Kd Luther finally settled down al quarterback, hitting on 17-of-23 passes. “ Our whole football team p laye d b e tte r a g a in st th r Gunslingers." says Jacksonville Coach Llndy Infante. " W r didn't mukr mental errors und I'm pleased we finally didn't beat ourselves. Mike’s hand Is much lx-tter and he should be ready for Orlando. Luther played a good, solid game and he's getting more comfortable with our offensive schemes. The less he has to think the more he can react, and that's what we want." 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(UPI| - It flgurrs that If Patty Sheehan can keep lying course records, she also will Ik - leading golf tournaments. Alier tying the record for Ihe back nine ul Desert Inn Thursday with a 31. she matched the Las Vegas Country Club women's record with H under-par 05 Friday to take a thrre stroke lead after two rounds of u $200.(XX) LPGA tmirttumcnL Her red-hot golf lett her at 132 alter two rounds und a Hirer stroke lead over Alice Miller. Longer Is 1 Back A t Hilton Head HILTON H E A D ISLAND. S C. (UPI) — Musters champion Hcrnhurd Lunger made a strong showing In his bid to chalk up Ills second victory to a row In thr second round of the Sea Pines Heritage Golf Classic. I .anger pulled within one stroke of the Irudrrs. Hobby Wadklns and Paul Azlngrr, with six birdies und a round of 66 . A confident Lunger was Irrsh from Ills Musters triumph lust week In AuguMu, Machnik To Address Clinic Dr. Joseph Muclmlk. known us the premier Instructor of gnulkrr|>crn In the U.S.. will direct a soccer clinic Suturday, May 18 from 0 u ni. to 11 30 a m . at Lake Mary High School, according to Ham soccer roach Larry McCorklc. Machnik. whose dutiglilrr Kim plays for Seminole. Is a cmichlng stall member of the United States Soccer Federation und a former director of o|>eratlnns of the Major Indoor Soccer League. He also coached the New York Arrow*. Players ol all ages are Invited. They should bring a soccer (kill and dress appropriately. McCorklc said coaches arc welcome and should bring a pad und a pencil. Future Looks Bleak For McLain I AMPA (UPI) — With his day of reckoning positioned until next werk. Denny McLain's future lookrd particularly bleak upon his rclurti to u Jail cell Friday nlghl. T h r last major leaguer lo win 30 games In one season (atlrd In gel a decision Friday ufler legal wrangling forvrd u ilrluy In his sentencing until next Thursday ut 11.30 EST. U S . District Court Judge Elizabeth Kovuchevtch was swuyed by uu argument made by McLain's attorney. Arnold Levine M< la m faces a maximum sentence of 73 years following his March HI conviction on lour counts. Including cocaine possession. Brett's Blasts Power Royals United Press International In Detroit, George lire it Is atxnil as welcome as u Toyota, The Kansas City third baseman clouted two home runs Friday night and Darryl Motley. Steve llaltMint ami Jim Suildbcrg added one apiece — the first homers oil Tiger pitching this season — to power i lie Royals to a 9-2 victory. H in t's blasts. Ills first two of ihe season, came almost two years In Ihe day (April 20. 1980) he blasted three home runs and added a single for seven RBI In Tiger Stadium "I remember talking to Iformer teammate) Steve Renko In the outfield before that game," llrett said. "He said lo me. 'You must really love lo lilt In this park.' *'( lold him I did. but 1 really didn't try to tilt home runs. So 1went out that night and hit thrre. So innlght I (old myself. 'I won't go up and try to lilt home runs.'" lire! Saber huge n squared his record at 1-1 allhough he allowed 10 hits In 6 2 3 Innings. Dan I'etry. 2-1, took the loss Saberhagen. the only right hander to beat Detroit three times last season, permitted a am In the second when Larry Herndon doublrd with two out and scoied cm Chet Lemon's single Lou Whitaker s onc ciut double and un HHI single by Alan Trammell in the seventh brought on Dan (Julsrnherry. who finished for Hu- Royals. W hite Sox S. Red Sox 1 At Chlcugo. Carlton Fisk und l.uls Salazar each belled two-run homers and Rudy Law und Harold Haines added solo shots to power thr White Sox in iht-lr Com lakey Park opener. Hrttt Hums. 2-0. scattered six hits for thr victory. Rangara 4. Brewers 1 At Milwaukee. Toby Hurrah keyed u three-run eighth with u Hr breaking single and Dave Hozema. 1-2. and Dave Stewart combined on a five hitter to ltd thr Rangers. The Brewers' Kay Srarugc. 0-1. hail a club-record 30 consecullvr scoreless Innings snapped. George Brett, left, and Julio Franco each clobbered hgmers Friday night lo lead their teams to wins. A . L . Baseball In the Eastern Conference with 39 receptions and Franco has clicked on 12-of-15 field goal attempts and all 20 extra points. "Obviously, the Bulls have one of the most talented teams In the league." says Corso. who has used that line on nine different opponents In the last nine weeks. "Th e y beat a good San Antonio team and Millard’s a very good player. Collier was magnificent against Jacksonville the first time around and he's like a thoroughbred: we try to use his running ability In spots to conserve his strength " Collier Is averaging 7.7 yards per carry, giving the Renegades two of the conference's top nine rushers. Curtis Bledsoe ranks No. 5 with 491 yards and the Renegades' special teams have excelled. Greg Cater Is the top punter In the East while Jerry Parrish dwarfs the league In kickoff return yardage, averag­ ing 26.1 with two T D returns. Collier has completed Just 48 percent of his pass attempts, with one T D and six Intercep­ tions. but hts accuracy Is steadi­ ly Im p ro v in g and he puts t r e m e n d o u s p r e s s u r e on linebackers will) his rollouts. "W e must stop Collier on the ground." says Infante. "W e can't afford for him to get another 176 yards and we certainly don't want him running all over the field He's a terrific athlete and everyone knew how good he was when he came out of Southern Mississippi He played with a lot of Injuries last year, but now he's healthy. They are much Improved with him at Ihr con­ trols.” A T L A N T A IUIM) - Atlanta's Dale Murphy's hot bat and Hick Mahler's pitching combined to beat the Houston Astros 9-5 Friday night and break the Braves*three-game losing streak. "Th e y had a lot of fire power." said Astros manager Bob LtIUs "M urphy Is red hot. but we’ve seen him ihls hot. He's a good player." The win put Atlanta back on track afler dropping three gamrs to the Cincinnati Reds. Murphy belted his sixth home run of the seuson and drove In four runs. Mahler, 34). said If the Braves continue to play as well as they did against the Astros, he will have a good year. ' We've played real well In the three games that l"ve pitched." hr said. "If we continue to play wrll as a team then Its going to tie a good year for me." " I Just go out there and try not In walk to many guys and b y not to brat myself." Mahler said. Mahler struck out thrre and walked one In eight Innings. The right-hander Improved to 5-3 lifetime against Ihe Astros Bruce Sutter pitched thr ninth Inning and gave up one hit. Atlanta took a 2 0 lead In the second Inning off Ryan on a two-run homer by Rick Cerone. The Braves went ahead 3-0 In the third on an HHI single by Hrad Kommlnsk. Atlanta cupped Its scoring In the sixth on Murphy's three-run homer. Cardinals 5, Pirates 4 At St. Louis, rookie Vlnee Coleman, called up from the minors Monday, went 4-for-5. including an Rill triple lo right field with two out In the eighth, to down Pittsburgh. Reliever John Candelaria. 1-2. took thr loss. Joaquin AnduJar. 2 0 . picked up the triumph and Nell Allen posted his first save. Expos 5. Cubs 3 At Montreal, plnchhllter Jim Wohlford hit a three-run homer In the sixth, helping the Expos capture their home opener and snap Chicago's five-game winn­ ing streak. The decision also ended Rick Sutcliffe's 16-gamr victory string Bryn Smith. 2-0. pitched six Innings for the victo­ Blue Jaye 6 , Orioles 5 At Toronto. Jesse Barfield cupped a four-run sixth liming wllh a three-run homer to rally the Blue Jays. Ikirfirld's third three-run shot this v-ason overshadowed Baltimore rookie Fritz Connally's grand slum, his first major-league ryTim Raines doubled twice and homer Doyle Alexander. 2-0. worked six Innings drove In a run for the Expos. lor the triumph. Meta I , Phillies 0 Indians 2 ,Yankeest A t P h i l a d e l p h i a . K e it h Al New York. Julio Franco belted a two-run homer til Ihe first Inning oil Ron Guidry as the Hernandez blooped a broken-bat Indians snapped New York’s four gumr winning single with two out Ut the ninth streak. Neal Heaton. 14). pitched 7 1-3 Innings to Inning to score Wully Hackman gain the triumph and Tom Waddell finished for and lift Dwight Gooden und New York. Hernandez got a 1-2 pitch hts second suve. In on the fists but managed to A'# 4, Tw in s 2 At Oakland, Calll.. Mike Heath ripped a get it over the infield to hand I hire-run homer and Dwayne Murphy added a Philadelphia Its fifth straight solo blast to help the A'* hand Minnesota Us Inaa. rlghth straight loss. Chrts Codiroll. 2-1. allowed Padres 1 1, Dodgers 2 At San Diego, form er C y Just three hits over eight Innings and Jay Howell Young Award winner LaVlarr got hts fourth save. Frank Viola fell to 1 -2. Hoyt produced his first victory In Angels 0. Mariners I At Anaheim. Calll. Hod Carew produced two a Padres uniform. Hoyt, who KUI singles and Ron Homantck. 2-0 . spaced 10 came to San Diego In a winter hits lo lead California. The Angrls have won four trade with the Chicago White straight while Seattle ha* dropped four In a row Sox. walked none and struck out on the road since opening Ihe season wllh six five to even his record at l - l . Jerry Reusafcll to 1-2. consecutive home victories. �Evening Herald. VanfortJ, FI. 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Bob O ’Neil These folks will play their next match sometime by April 20 O n S u n d a y . A p r il 14. the M M G A sponsored the mixed 4-ball tournament. Thts started with a 1 p m shotgun and produced the following winners Low Gross Team (73| Tom and Margaret Hot is and Art and Irrne Harris; Low Net Team 155); E.H and V'crn Smith, Sr and George and Peggy Billups; Second Low Net fcam (57|: Vince Butler and Mary Anderson V ie ra Some really fine scores were rolled this week and tops for the ladles was Altec V'lera of the S C R A T C H ON T H U R S D A Y LK A G U E with a 252 She was followed by Marv Bartels with a 247 fo the S O P H IS T IC A T E D FLOOZIES. The men were lead by Brad Foley of the BALL A CHAIN league with a 204. He was followed by Al Bowling of the T.G .I.F . league with a 256 game. 672 series, and Boh Hosford and Bob Blanton of the S O U T H E A S T BANK league with 253 and 252 respectively. T h e Is the Inst weekend to qualify In the C FB P A N o-Ta p tournament. Th e entry fee la only *8 and first prlxe n> 9200. One out ov every six entries will qualify for the (Inals at Aloma Lanes. T h e Bow l A m erica “ Star Search" tournament for April is Best 3 out of 4 Doubles, and you should Iry lo qualify soon. We guarantee 9100 llrsl place The rntry fee for this tournament Is only 95 per bowlrr. and you bowl 4 games and get a free game pass for practice, mi you actually gel 5 games of bowling lor $5 and still could win the 9100. Attention all "Star Search" bowlers, Wc now have the entry blanks for the Grand Finals to be held at Bowl America Winter Park on June 12. If you have qualified In the Doubles or Singles tournaments wc held throughout the year, we will be contacting you to reserve your squad time. All five Bowl America Centers In Florida will lie competing tn the finals, so pay you entry early B ra d Roger Q u ic k to Insure yu get the squad time of your choice. Remember. Bowl America Is adding 91.500 lo the prlxe Kind, so we expect over 94.000 In total prize money. Looking for aomc very Inex­ pensive prartlve bowling thin summer? Wc have coupon booka on sale for 98.05 each. The bood contains lO games and they may be bowled anytime lanes are available. You may use all lo coupons at the same time, or spread them out. The Moonlight bowlers again won the Jackpots Inst Saturday night. The second game Jackpot worth $125 was won by Greg latour as he drew a strike for his shot and made It. The third game Jackpot, also worth 9125. was won by Gall Bailey ns she picked 3 pins off a full rarh for her money. Come on out each Saturday night and win some of this money. These are you high scores for last week: S A N F O R D C I T Y L E A G U E L y n n E 11a n d 3 I I 2 1 2 -2 0 0 / 6 2 3 . C h u c k Sttmely 224 20OffkX). Al D r moan 204. Mike Colbert 201. Gtl Benton 200. Dick Mlnlck 222. John Noel 203. Willie Stevens 216. Len Waddell 220. Louis Decker 201. Richard Williams 2 J1 . Bob Bates 200. Murk Fowler 225. Vince Cara 203. Phil Roche 221. Jack Kaiser 209. and Dick and Jormle Elam: Third Low Net Team (58) Boh and Ada O’Neil and Budris and Mary Ann Williams. Fourth Low Net Team 160): (tie-match ol cards) Ed and Miriam Andrews and Harry and Genevieve Woodruff. On Tuesday. April 16. the dogllght was held on the hack side and produced the following winning trams Low Net Team 1311 Clark Wood and Frank Arnoth; Second Low Net Team 1321 (tie-match ol cards) Bud Richards and Harold Hall; Third Low Nri Team Buddy Williams and Al Greene. Sr And Iasi, hut certainly not least the Mayfair Women's Golf Association played Its even holes Vs handicap tournament on Wednesday. April 17 The resnlis are as fo llo w s ; Ire n e H a rrls * 3 4 i* : D o s s lc Dfganahl-35Vfc: Ada O ’Nrll-36 Kathryn Park-36^ Suzy Dickey IlfUi. By the way. Bill "Red" Addison, the golf director says lo remind everyone of his Saturday morning clinic. F o le y Ron Allman 200. Don Gorman 219. Dob Provcnrhrr 200 and U J Crain 202: W ED. MATCH POINT LA D IES Tracey Lee 209. Barbara D rrw nlak 200. Rut It Dcgailanl 201; B A L L A CHAIN MIXED Tom Greene 224. Jim Fleet 210, Dcbl Stacy 211 A Brad Foley 264 — fine game Brad. TU ES D A Y N IT E MIXED Art Braun 2 2 3 -1 9 5 -192/610. Jay Smith 205. Don Gorman 20-1 A Penny Smith 214; C.F.R.II. Bill Griffith 210 and Bob Richmond 2 I 0 i M K N ‘ » U N PROFESSIONALS Cnbit Mnlong 228-215-191/634. Dave Van Ness 2 2 4 -1 3 0 -6 3 3 . Richard William* 212. Jeff Chestnut 217. Ron LeMond 231, Tim Waddle 212, Al B o w lin g 200, Den Wheeler 211. Bob Oshlnakl 221. Ed Vogel 212, Je rry Farrella 201. Tom Fablnnky 200, Dan Hale 212. Ju n io r Foster 201. Hal Rich 203. Don Sapp 206 and Pee Wee West 2 10. BLAIR A G E N C Y Vince Cara 220, Al Benin 224. Al Denman 206. Fred Blakely 210, Leroy H ill 2 0 0 ; S C R A T C H ON T H U R S D A Y L a rr y Plcardal 222 220/626. Don Gorman 212 and 206. Phil Roche 234. Van T ille y 211 and 203. 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Also Inking first (or Ihe Lady lu b e was Catherine "K ilty " A n d e r s o n w h o c le a re d a personal lx-st 5-2 lo win Ihe high jum p. Lake Howell's Cheryl Brinkley was second at 5-2 followed by Hranlley's Taleena Smith lb-0), Lake Howell’s Kim Hiunmnntrm (A-Ob Lyman's Kim Forsyth (4-101 and Seminole's Marlin ||x-r*onul tient 4-10). Lake B rantley's Susan Asplcn. a lirshmnn. also went over al 4- IO hill Jusl missed placing on a good night lor Ihe lilgli lumpers. Asplcn's clearing 4-10 was a notable achievement since her previous I k - s I Oils season had Ix-rn 4-0. Willie Lake Howell doesn't have ihe sprinters lhai Seminole has. Ihe Lady Hawks have latent everyw here rise Leading the wuy again Friday was the ever-conslslenl Lisa Samockl The Lady Hawk soph­ omore continued lo control ihe mile and Iwo mile runs over Hie area runners. Samockl won Ihe mile with a lime of 5:15 and she cornpleled the distance double with an it 36.8 In the Iwo mile. Senior Kochelle Spearman added the Five Star title to her list of llrsi places In the 110 high hurdles Friday as she autducled A p o p k a 's P a m T e r r e l l . Spearman finished in 15.4 compared to 15.7 for Terrell. S(M-arman later tied a |s-rsonal Irest In the 330 low hunilrx with a second place lime of 45.7. Bprnrnutn ran a fine race con­ sidering Hie llrsi place llnlshrr. Seabreeze's Kim Burton (44.5). Is the stale anil national leader II I the 330 hurdles The field events were Ihe hlghllghl of Friday’s meet for Like Mary's Lady Hums. Tonya Lawson led Ihe wuy willi a llrsi place In Ihe lung Jump while Anqucnelte Whack look second In ImiIIi Ihe dlscusund shut put. laiwson. who won the long Jump al the Seminole County meet, oiitjumpcd Seabreeze's ...All-County Continued from 11) average 15 4 |x»inis |x r game. Gordon ranked second In rrtxnmdlng |H 9), Hiltd In scoring, seventh I I I steals and luih In assists. • House, also undecided on a college, shilled I x i wren guard and lorward for Ihe Semlnoles. He was a Ihree-ycur starter lor Marlrtlr and averaged 13.3 poluix lor Ihe 15 11 Tribe. House was sixth In scoring and assists • Henderson, a fill soph, moved Into Ihe starling center's |nh al the Ix-glnnlng ol Hie a Track/Field bcsl. Iml couldn't gel over 12-6 In three tries. Still. Ibe 12 0 murk Is Impressive for the Semlnnle sophomore who was competing lu Jusl Ills second meet ol Hie season. "Chris (D rrdrn) and I always help each oilier out," Osborn said. "We were both on tonight. He gave II a good shol al 13 0, loo." When Oslxiro went out lor truck us a frcshinun. he tried everything from sprints to dis­ tance events bul wasn't com­ fortable with an event until he moved lo (h r (Mile vault. "I didn't know whfii • wanted to do when I first starteil out lu track." Osborn said "B ul couch told me to try the pule vault und I liked it. It'sexciimg " There was rven u bit of u sub plot lu Hie |x>le vault com|xiltlon. Must uf the people who liad already >rll don't know, und won't know unless they pick up Ihe |M|>er that Derdru's Urst place enabled the Patriots to He for second place In Ihe meet. Ihanllry nailed Srubrrczr by Hirer points with every event but thr |xilr vault eomplelrd . »r Hrunilcv received a combined shutout from Bill Neville. Pat Lusk and Kenny Chadelalne as It blanked Trinity Prep. 9-0. on Senior Night al Lake Brantley High School. Neville hurled Ihe first three Innings. Lusk pitched the fourth and flflh while Chapdelalne finished the final two frames. Lusk picked up the victory-. Cha(H-delalne struck out five of H v six hitters he faced. Lake Brantley, which finished 17-13. oppose Apopka at 2 p in. Tuesday In the opening round of Ihe district tournament at DcLand'sConrad Park. luike Brantley Jumped to an early lead In the first Inning when Andy Dunn walked and coasted home on a double to center by hot-hitting Kevin Hass In the second. Hlalr Patten reached on an error and Neville doubled home Patten. Andy Dunn followed with a single to score Neville for a 3-0 lead. Junior Mike Plnckrs quickly made It. 4-0. when he wallofied a solo homer In the third Inning to left center. In Ihe fourth, the Pals picked up a run on Kick Kock's walk. Andy Dunn s single and P lnckes' KHI fie ld e r's choice. Four more runs In the flflh pul It out of reach. Hrud Dunn walked and Scolt Salmon was sale on a fielder's choice. After a wild pitch. Lusk scored Dunn with a sacrifice fly. ^ J \T M - ^ Senior distance aee J ill llud- denhagrn had another good meet us she placed second III Hie Iwo mile |l 1:44.2) and lour111 In Ilia mile (3:27.B). Both were (x-rsonal Ix-sls und her iwo mile time wus more than eight sec­ onds Ix-tter than tier previous Ix-sl. Like Brantley's Debbie Lov­ elace won the Five Star title In Ihe discus with a (x-rsonal Im-h| throw. Livetuce. who also won Ihe event ul the county meet, lei loose with a throw ol 120-3 season lor the T rII m- and never hit lie hud his Ix-sl game of the year when Seminole upsei No. li Ik-I.aiid. Henderson averaged 13 4 |M>luts. litwas third In rebounding 17.5). third In blocks and llflh In scoring The second team wus comprised of Like Mary senior forward Donald Grayson. Oviedo Junior lorward Allen linns-. Lake Brantley senior renter Greg Courtney. Lyman Junior guard T J. Scale I la and Lake llowrll senior guard Scott Anderton. Grayson averaged 13.0 (xiiuts and 0.7 re bounds. Unroe finished slronglv and averaged 12.9 points. Courtney led the county lu rebounds (9. II and block* II HI lie averaged Vaulters G oin g Strong A fte r O thers A r e G one By Chris Elster Herald Sport* W rite r AITM 'KA — ll was nearing 11 p ill. A custodian hail started lo pick up Ihe (rush that wus strewn alsiut Ihe A|xipku High stadium. Fm must ol Hie alhleies who competed lo Frldav night's Flvr Star Conference Champion­ ships the meet was ultr.uly over. Aside from a lew fans, vouchee and ollbials, they were the only ones It'll In the urur-cinpty stadium llul ihe competition they were engaged In wus still thriving. some lour hours ultcr It had started They ate the (xde vaulters. Friday n ig ht's aeana wus nothing new to Ihe vuulters. It Is more ulten than not Ihe last event to lx- completed It Is un unheralded, often overlooked high school event hut nonethe­ less an exciting, sometimes (Liu gci oos one. When 11 was dually over Fri­ day night. Like Brantley's Chris Drrdrn hud curncd thr coolerrnce title In the |x>le vault by clearing u persuiiul Ix-sl 12-6. He was followed by Seinliinle High's S o n n y O s b o rn and Lake Howell's Chris Gwynn ul 12-0. While Drrden's pirvlous best was 12-0. Osborn wrni a lull loot over his (trevlous best ol 1 1-0 by t learlug 120. Osborn gave it Ills Burton for first pluce with a 16-I0W compared to I6-7W for Burton. "Tonya was really on In the long Ju m p ." Lake Mary coach Mike Gibson said "She had four of the top five lumps." Like Mary also got a fourth pluce In Ihe long Jump from Tanya Gordon. Gordon, who had problems with scrub lung early In (hr year, turned In a season's lx-st 16-3 Friday. Whack has consistently Im­ proved since returning from an unkly Injury suffered during basketball season. The Lady Hum Junior sel |x-rsonal tx-sts In taking second In the discus 1109 2) and the shot (3 4 -11W). Baseball g . . . Girls Baseball 1 By Barn Cook Herald Sporta Ed itor Joseph "Scooter" Leonard lived up to his nickname Friday night. With Moov* and Elks tlrd 8 -H In the bottom of the seventh inning Leonard srooted home on a (tanned hall io give Moose a hlg 9-8 victory In Sanford Junior League tiasehall at Chase Park. Leonards Moot completed a twlnblll sweep for the hard-charging Moose whet disposed of Elks. 12-5, In a game which had been suspended from April I. The two victories (lulled roach Hill Dube's Moose to a •1-2 record. Jusl one gurne Itehlnd leagueleading Hall Motor Line (,p>-l| Moose, which handed Hall Motor Its only loss, will collide with the new Junior-League power Friday. May 3 In Ihe last game of the firs) half. In Friday's other Junior encounter, the Knights of Columbus used a Ihrcc-run sixth Inning to hold oil winless Kotary. 13-10 In one l.iitle National League game reported. First Federal secured its hole! on first place wlth a 12 2 victory over Poppa Ja y ’s. Leonard. Moose's spunky shorlshop. opened the seventh Inning when he reached on on error liy the second hasrmand. He moved In second on u wild plekofT attempt and lo third on a passed hall. Alter Klchord Mobley drew a walk from terser Willie "Sugar Te x " McCloud, l-eonard slipped home with the winning run on a passed bull. The pllrhers — Mcxrsc's Jim m y Murphy and Elks' Von Eric Small — dominated Ihe game In Ihe eurly going McCloud singled, stole second and third and scored on Mark Slelx-rt's groundnut for a 1-0 lead In Ihe second. Moose bounced back with two In Ihe third as Mobley walked, stole second and third and scored on a balk. Jeff Derr also walked, moved lo second on ihe balk and scored on I lurry Chlbbcrlon's single. T IT U S V IL L E Titu s ville Astronaut roughed up three Seminole pitchers for 14 hits en route to a 17-7 victory over the Tribe In nonconference baseball Friday night. Seminole finished the re g u la r season w ith a 10-15-1 record. Moose Increased lls lead to 4-1 In the "It was a short fence (300 all Scooter Leonard, left, made his coach fourth on Leonard's single, an error, a the way around) and Astronaut Bill Dube a happy man when he scored upssed ball and consecutive KHI singles by on a passed ball to lift Moose past Elks, took advantage of it." said Derr and Mike Merlhle. Tw o more runs In Seminole coach Mike Ferrell. 9 8. Friday. the fifth moved Ihe edge to 6 - 1. "We pitched some different peo­ Elks, though, rebounded for four runs In Irefore funning Williams toend the game. ple but nobody did m uch." the sixth to deadlock Ihe game at 6-6 Jeff Hubert Whittaker. Earl Williams and Seminole will play DrLand. Smith doubled home one run and McCloud Gerald Morris led the Kotary with two hits Ihe No. 2 seed. In next week's followed with a triple and scored on a wild each. Kotary scored three In Ihe second as district tournament at Conrad pm b an KHI single by Henry Williams was the Park In DcLand. Moose added two runs In the sixth on key hit. Asironaut took a 3-0 lead In singles by Mike Merthle and Anthony Kotary came back with three more In the the first Inning against starter "Hoon" Merthle and two passed balls but sixth on u triple by Paul Thomas and an KHI Sieve Kape but the Semlnoles Elks rume back again, scoring two runs on u single by Carl Eusterday. Gordon was hit by came back w ith six In the clutch double by Smith and some nifty a pitch, stole second and third and scored on second. Tom Wilks, who was Ihe huM-runnlng by McCloud, who walked and a passed trail. loser as Sanford's second pitch­ ihen stole his way around to tie Ihe game. Hrlnson, who relieved Hobby Cofield, er. walked to open Ihe Inning In the suspended game, a seven run settled down, though, and caught Tim Tw o outs later. Jeff Hlake drew a seventh Inning decided the Issue In a hurry. Hampton and Whittaker looking al strikes, walk and sophomore Gary Derr Leonard and Anthony Merthle had KHI then Induced Morris to ground out to end rifled a Ihrer-run homer over Ihe singles while Arthur Bradford chipped In Ihe game. left center field fence to lie the key double. game. F E D E R A L R O U T S POPPA J A Y 'S Mike Merthle struck out two of three Elks D a vid Kape followed Ihe In tin- Little National League battle. First hitlers lo finish the seventh und pick up Ihe Federal scored early and often, building an homer with a walk and Hrlun 8-2 lend In Ihe second Inning lo const past Sheffield singled up the middle. win. K N IG H T S H A N D R O T A R Y 7 T H LOSS Poppa Jay's la-hlnd thr Hirer-hit hurling ol Tony Cox. who lost a homer to The Knights of Columbus, meanwhile, Alonzo Hrundlge and Joe Wiggins I)e- darkness Th u rsd a y, followed handed Kotary Its seventh straight loss ns metrlous Presley was the loser with a blast over Ihe left field Kay Williams scored three runs while Hobby First Federal used a single by Andrea fence for a three-run homer and Coflcld uml Dcwight Hrlnson each rapped a t Williams and walks lo Shawnlc Higgins. a 6 3 lead It was Cox's flflh of pair of hits. Mike Dlllun. Joe Slvkes. Alton Dlxlon und u ihe year and the second for Derr. Hobby Coflcld led off the deciding sixth base hit by Klchard Anderson for a five-run Seminole's final run came In with u single, stole second and third and first Inning Williams led Ihe Peris with two thr flflh when Cox slnglrd. scored on u base hit by Hrlnson. Kolnry Ihen hits. moved to second on wild pitch switched to reliever George Gordon but Maurice Fisher slummed a two-run homer and scored one out later when Marques "Mooaey" Howard greeted him for Pop|ta Jay's only two nins In the second Wilks' slow roller In third was with a single to drive In Hrlnson. Gordon Inning Fisher ulso added a single In ihe throw n aw ay by the third struck out Ihe next hitter but hr walked the sixth. Shune Stewart hud I'uppa Jay's other baseman. next three butters lo force In another run hit. Elsewhere Friday night. Lake f ay Mat C irT'fx t (Rasaetka L IL fH H V L V IsytiMM Marty b a a n ill Laaa VazPr, |t Wakreert »i. Laaa * 1 *----*A Ms **-------* AS 1wa —— w im u iN l l a v Wa r m J A V 4 laaa 6>r fYt 1 H V l *MVH 4 Ns»sey 1 PinMk W***tata Ul st tt) tt 4 It f la 1 *■ IM i i u 1 V* Mi ‘ j n- 1 J 0#e % Waaia 1 1r r erMir lvM i w k* '«sii • wm « NM m i NU anM J Far«a 1 0 J*Si W* tyt| •| *1 a • i• «6 j 6 ) ^• 9| Hm * *•*(! 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Wisconsin You ore hereby notified trial an action ha* boon toed agamst y o u In t h t C o u n ty C o u rt, S e m ln o l# C o u nty, F lo rid a . Summary Claim* Division You aro roquirod to appear botor* Judge Wallace H Hall, a JudO# of this Court, at 10 X AM Juno 1, IMS. Samino*# County Ceurthousa. City Hall Courtroom. Sanford Florida, to answer tha *tatamant of claim Iliad haraln Any written answer or omar pleadings mu*t ba Iliad with tha Clark of thl* Court and cop,** tharaol furnished to tha Plaintiff at c/o William G**nn R o y . J r , E s q , ITS South W aslm onta D rlv a . Suit* P Altamont# Springs. Ft M TU Upon your laituro to appear on tha abora Indfcalod dal*, a da fault may ba anfar*d against you tor tha rallaf damanoad m tha ttatomant ot claim Witness m y hand and tha Official Saal of this Court In S a n fo rd . Sam lnoia County. Florida thl* ITth day ot April. IMS D A V I D N B E R R IE N . C L E R K C IR C U IT COURT, S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . S A N FO R D , FL By Linda Wright Deputy Clark Publish April I I. } t A May S. IT. IMS D E E US IN T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T FOR SEM IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A FR O B A TE OIVISION Fll# Number IS 11* CP IN RE E S T A T E OF B E V E R L V M TE X C E LL. Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Th* administration of th* estate of B E V E R L Y M T E X C E L L , deceased. F>i* Number IS lie . It pend.ng In th# Circuit Court lor Semtnol* County. Florida. Probate Division, th* address ot which is Samlnol* County Courthousa. North park Avanu*. Sanlord. Florida Th# names and addrtssa* ot th* personal representative and th# personal representative* al tornay ar* |#I form below A ll Intarasled parsons ar* required to IIN with this court W ITH IN TH R E E M O NTH S OF TH E F IR S T P U B LIC A TIO N O F TH IS N O TIC E I I I all claims against th* estate and 111 any obiacllons by an Intartstad parson on whom this notice was served that challenges th# valid ity of th# will. Ih* qualifications of lha personal representative, venue or jurisdiction ol Ih* court A L L CLAIM S AND O B JE C TlO N S N O T SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R BAR R ED Publication ot this Notica has begun on April IA IMS Personal Represantabve '*.’ Terri Ttectll Calderon 171 Notre Dame Drive Altamonte Springs F L M T U Attorney tor Personal Representative s Phillip H Logan Post Office Boa »w Sanlord FLMTTHlAaa Telephone (MS) Ml 1770 Publish April la. 11. m i O E t aa IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . FL O R ID A CASE NO AS 47) C A M E E D W A R D H N IG H TIN G A L E . Patlllonar. and LORNAE NIGHTINGALE. Raspondani N O TIC E OF SUIT TO LO R N A E N IG H TIN G A L E ]Sf North Canon Dr tv# Slarra Madra. California tlOJ* YO U AR E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action lor dissolution ot marriag* has baan Mad agamtl you and you •'# raquattad to tarra « copy ot your writ tan daIan tat It any, lo It on JO H N A BALDW IN, ot Baldnln A Dlkaou. Attornayi at Lao . *00 Highway IT* }. Ftrn Park. Florida X 7 X and til* lha original with tha Clark of tha a b ove s ty la d c o u rt at tha Samlnoia County Courthousa. San lord Florida M Ttl, on or batora April 10. IMS otherwise, a ludgmanl may ba entered ag*ni you tor lha raiial damandad in tha pat It Ion T H I S N O T I C E s h a ll ba publishad one# #ach w*ak lor four (cl censacutiv# waakt In tha Evening Harald. Sanford. Florida W ITN E S S my hand and taal ot said Court on this Jtth day of March. IMS 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 U R T By; Susan E Tabor Deputy Clark Publish March ) l , April I, If, I I . IMS D E O 111 N O TIC E UN D E R F IC T IT IO U S N A M E S TA TU TE TO W H OM IT M A Y CONCERN Notica it haraby given mat tha undartignad pursuant lo lha Fictitio u s Nam * Slalufa". Chaplar MS 0*. Florida Slalulat will ragislar with fh* Clark ot fh# Circuit Court. In and tor Samlnol* County. Florida, upon racalpt of proof ot lha public* bon of this notice, the fictitious n a m e , to * <t O U A L IT Y C A R P E T S A S H E E T V IN Y L under which I am engaged in h,is Inass al 107 E Crystal Lake Avenue Lake Mary Florida >17** Thai tha sol* parly intarasled in said business enterprise Is as follows Harold S Nobles. Jr I0J E Crystal Lake Avenue P O Bo* IS* LakaMavy FloridaM7*a Dated at Sanford. Samlnol* County. Florida. April 1. IMS ' V Harold S Nobles. Jr Publish April 7. M, Jt, 71 IMS D E E IS N O TIC E U N D E R F IC T IT IO U S NAME S TA TU TE TO W HOM IT M A Y CONCERN Notice IS haraby given thai tha undersigned pursuant to the " F ic titio u s Nam * Statute Chapter tat 0* Florida Statutes will register with tha Clark ot th# Circuit Court. In and tor Samlnolo County. Florida, upon receipt ot proof ot th* public# ban ot this Notice, th* tlctltiou* name, to wit T H E L I T E HOUSE under which w* ar* engaged in business at I7S Sunshine Lana Altamonte Springs. Samlnoia County. Florldo M TU That lha party Infarettad In said business enterprise IS as follows Lars Me Sing Inc O A T E D at C a i t o lb a r r y , Seminole County. Florida on March IS. IMS LARS. M A SIN G . INC By Lars Mating President Publish March SI April ». U 11. IMS DED10S N O T IC E OF AN N UAL M E IT IN O C E N T R A L FLO R ID A ZO O LO G IC A L S O C IE TV . INC Nobca it hereby glvan thal lha Annual Mealing ot th* Central Florida Zoological Society Inc shall ba held on April la. IMS. at m* Sheraton Maitland Ballroom (S a lo n I I ) , In ta rsla t* a A M a itla n d B lv d . M a itla n d . Florida al J 10 p m All Voting Mam bars or* aapackad to at tend, and all parson* having business batora this Board art also invited to attend Shyla Raich Publish April If. I I , n . U IMS D E E IS* 1* NO TICE OF P U B LIC H EA R IN G N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N B Y T H E C I T Y O F LO NG W O O O FLO R ID A , thal the Board ol Adjustment will hold a Public Hearing on May a. le t) to consider a variance requested by W 0 B'tTwp Sr to allow lass parking spaces for lha Budget Office Furniture Build mg than Is required by ordi nance on Ihe following legally described property L o ts ) A A. |<ass road I Block ), Amended Plat ot WHdmere, according to the plat thereof as recorded In Plal Book ). Page *0 , Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida Bam g more generally da scribed as the vacant land on th* South side ol SR 414 and on the E asl side ol Oitord S? A Public Hearing will be held on May 4. IMS 4l 7 » P M by th* Board ot Adjustment at Ih* Long wood City Hall. 17) W W a rre n A vtnu e, Longwood Florida, or at toon thereafter at possible At Ihlt meeting, all intarasled parties may appear to be heard with retpecl to th* v a r ia n t* * raqu a tta d Th is hearing may ba continued from time to time until final action Is taken by the Board ot Ad|u*t ment A copy of th* variance request is on til* with th# City Clerk and may be inspected by the public All persons ar* advised thal II they decide to appeal any de tn io n mad* *1 (has* hearings they will need a verbatim record ol th* proceedings and tor such purposes, they will need to insure that a verbatim record it made, which record to Include th* lest Imany and evidence upon which the appeal is made, Th* C ity ol Longwood dots not • provide Ihlt varballm record Dated this April*. IM ) G*r*idme D lam brl. City CHrk City ol Longwood. F lor Ida Publish April I I and May 1. IM ) O FF il* IN t i l t C IR C U IT COURT FO R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A P R O B A TE OIVISION Fil* Number 41 US IN RE E S IA Ifc OF E V E L Y N M A R IE NORTON. Deceased N O TIC E OF A D M IN IS TR A TIO N Tha administration ol the estate ol E V E L Y N M A R IE N O R TO N deceased . F ll# Number IS 14). Is pending in the C irc u it Court tor Seminole C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , P ro b a l* Division the address ot which It North Park Avenue. Sentord F lo rid a T h * n a m es and addresses ot the personal repre tanlollv* and Ih* personal rep resantatlve's attorney ar* tel forth below A ll Interested persons ar* required to tile with this court A l l HIN TH R 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 II all claims against Th* etUto and ()J any ob|*ctlons by an interested person on whom this notice was served that challenges th* valid Ity ot the will, the quallticatiOnS ot the personal representative venue or jurisdiction ot the court A L L C LA IM S AND O B JE C TlO N S NO? SO F IL E D W ILL BE F O R E V E R B AR R ED Publication ot this Notice hat begun on April 14 IMS Personal Representative t P hillipM Logah Pott Ottic# Bo* let Sanford FLM7710A4* Attorney tor Personal Representative i Phillip H Logan Post Office Bo* Ata Sanlord. F t J)7710A4* Telephone ISSSI M l 1770 Publish April 14.11. IMS O E E IS F IC T IT IO U S NAME Nolle* it hereby given Hi*I I am engaged In business at P O Ba* 41n Sanlord Samlnol# County. Florida 11711 under th* ticlltious name ot M ILES RE SEARCH and that I inland to reg 11 tar said name with me Clark ol tha Circuit Ceurt. Seminal* County Florida in accordance with fh# provtttont •I th* Fictitious Nam* Statute* to w lt Section las oe Florida Statutes 1*S7 t ■Je rry Alan M 'Hs Publish April IA 11. I t A May S. IMS oes as F IC T IT IO U S NAM E Notica I* hereby given that I am engaged In butmas* at 141 Berberry C l . Winter Springs. Sammoia County, Florida M7M under the. be lit Hurt name of K IN G F IS H E R T A X ID E R M Y , and thal I intend to register said name with lha Clark at the Circuit Court. Saminoi* County. Florida m accordance with m* prarlsio nk Ol the Fictitious Name Statute*, to w n Section tat (* Florida Statutes 1*17 /W Stephan E Schwartc Publish Jkprlll. 14. It, Jt IMS oee v le g a l Notice IN T H 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 S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C IV IL AC TIO N N O .: U M »C A O * P SH AD O W LAW N S A V IN G S A N D LO A N A S S O C IA T IO N . etc.. Plaintiff, G U S T P P E TR IO E S . at u*. *t al. Defendants NO TICE OF A C TIO N tllease TO R O B E R T B U R N S and P A TR IC IA BURNS, hi* wit* R ES ID EN C E UNKNOW N YO U ARE N O T IF IE O that an action to foreclose * mortgage on th* following proparty n SE M INOL E County. F lor Ida. Lot 7. Block c. N O R TH OR LA N D O TE R R A C E S E C T IO N # OF U N IT 1. according to m* plat tharaol as recorded in Plat Book II. Pag* S7. ot th* Public Records ot Samlnol* County, Florid* has baan Mad against you and G U S T P PE TR ID E S and L Y N N M P E TR IO E S . his wit* and you ar* required to serve a copy ot your written dr lenses if any, to It on CHAR LES R G E O R G E . III. Swann and Haddock. P A . P la ln tllt's attorney, whose moiling addrast Is IS ) West Central Boulevard. Suit* 1100 P O Bo* 440. Orlando F tor Ida MtOl 0*40 on or batora m* 22nd day ot May IMS and til* th* original with th* Clark ot test* Court either batora service on Plaintiffs attorney or Immadi atoly tharaattof, otherwise a default will bt entered against you tor Ih* fell* I damandad In Ih* Complain! or Petit Ion W ITNESS my hand and seal ot Ihi* Court on th* t7th day of April IMS (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 O U R T By JaanBrlHanl Oaputy Clark Publish April 11. 71 May S. II. IMS C E E 141 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T. E IG H T E E N T H J U D IC IA L C I R C U I T . IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y , FLO R ID A . CASE NO I t II4S C A M E IN RE THE M A R R IA G E O F E D W A R D ALVIN JO HN SO N . SR . Husband. and M A R G EN ETTE FORD JOHNSON Wit* N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO M A R G E N E TTE FO R O JOHNSON *41 Lira Oak Slraat Scharti. T**as 7IIS4 YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that an action tor Dissolution ot Marriage has baan Iliad agair.il you and you ar* required to larva a copy ot your written datansas. II any, on R O B E R T M MORRIS, Esquire. Petitioner's attorney. whose ot flea addrast II Alt W ist ISth Street Sanlord. Florida and whose mailing addderss Is Post O t llc t Drawer M. Sanford. Florida M777. on or batora th* 1st day of June IMS. and fll* th* original with th* Clark ol mis court either batora service on Petitioner's attorney or 1mm# dlately maraatlar, otherwise a default will ba entered against you tor Ih* relict demanded In th* palllion W IIN E S S my hand and th* taal ol m il Court on Ih* l ) r d day ol April, A. O,. I M l (C O U R T SEAL I D A V ID N B ER R IE N Clark of th* Court By Js/ChorylR Franklin As Daputy Clark Publish April I I . 1* May S. I). IMS O E E 14) IN T H I 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 OF FLO R ID A. SEM IN O LE C O U N TY FLO R ID A C IV IL OIVISION CASE NO I ) 4*7 CA OS E B A N K E R S LIF E C O M P A N Y , an Iowa corporation. Plaintiff, v* RO Y S P E N C E .ft #1. Defendants N O TIC E OF AC TIO N TO F R E D R IC O E S C O B A R , address unknown Y O U ARE N O T IF IE O H a l a Complaint to Foreclose Plain •Ilfs Inlarasl in and to lha following described real pro p a r ly , ly in g and be in g In Samlnol*County. Florida Lot f. Block E. S T E R L IN G P AR K. U N IT TH R E E , accord mg to lha plal iharaot. at recorded In Plal Book II. at Pag* II, Public Records ot Samlnol* County. Florida has baan Iliad against you. and you ar* required to serve a copy ol your written datansas. It any, to m* Complaint on or before Ih# 7m day Ot May, IMS. on Plaintiff's attorney. John W Foster. Baker A Mostober. Pott Ottic* Boi 111. Orlando. Florida 22*02. and to til* m* original of such written datansas wrth th* Clark ot m il Court either batora service on Plaintiff! attorney or Im m adlaloly thereafter) olharw H* a dalaull will b* entered agalntl you tor Ih* rallaf damandad in th* Cam plaint W ITN E S S my hand and leal ot thl* Court, on th* Srd day ol April. IMS D A V IO N B ER R IE N Clerk of the Circuit Court By Susan E Tabor Deputy Clark Publish April 7. IA tl. X . IMS D E E 40 7n t h e c T r c u i t c o u r t T n A N D FO R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A CASE NO *4 SIM C A M E JA M E S F ADAM OLI. Pie mbit, vs JON N U O I.IN C *1*1 . N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N •hot Fursuont to tho F in a l Judgment at Farectoaure an fared in m* above styled causa, me under signed Clark will tall me toilowing described intengi bt* property loca'ad In Samlnol* County Alcoholic Saratoga License No a C O P e e t) at public sal*, to m# highest and bast bidder tor cash, at II SR a m on th* IJth day ot M ay, IMS at the watt front door ot Its* Samlnol* County Court howao. Sanlord. F tor Mo W ITN E S S my hand and tha saal ot this Court this me Ibm day ol April. IMS D A V IO N B ER R IE N as Clark at Circuit Court By OtanaK Oakley as Deputy Clerk Publish April |l, X . IMS D E C 1*4 Legal Notice le g a l Notice TH E B O A R D O F C O U N TY C O M M IS S IO N E R S T H E CO U N TY OF S E M IN O L E Separata sealed bids tor FC 57 Altarabons to Samlnoto County State Attorney Building, will be received m th* O ffic e O l Purchasing Samlnoia County, until ) 00 P M . local tin * Wednesday May IS. IMS Bids will b# publicly opened and read aloud In ma Ottic# ol Purchet ing, 1ICI E First Street Room W1SS. Sanford F L al th* abort appointed d*>* and tlm* Th* Officer whose duty It Is to open bids w ill dacid* w han th* spec Ibed lima ha* arrived and no bids ractived thereafter will b* considered Lata bids will bt returned to Ih# Sander un IN T H E C IR C U IT CO UR T OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JU O IC IA L C IR C U IT O F S E M IN O L E C O U N TY . F L O R ID A CASE NO U a d l C A IS P A L F R E D G D tL A T T IB E A U O IE R E and JU A N IT A L D e L A T T IB E A U D IE R E Plaintiff*, vs JES S IE B R A D L E Y . P LEO D IS B R A D L E Y . E U G E N E ABR AM S JR . H O R A C E L C LA IR E , C IL L A M C LA IR E. M ARY G L E N N and C H A R LIE G l e n n .etc # t * i . Defendants N O TIC E OF A C TIO N TO Q U IE T T IT L E TO J E S S IE B R A D L E Y , address unknown. P L E O D IS B R A D L E Y , address unknown E U G E N E A B R A M S . JR address unknown. HORACE L C L A IR E address unknown C IL L A M C L A IR E , address unknown. M ARY G L E N N address un II mailing bid. mail to: Office ot Purchasing P O B o i lit* Sanlord F L X 7 T J 111* It delivering bid in person deliver to; County Services Building tt«t E First Street Purchasing Reception Room w n e , Sanlord. F L SCOPE OF W O R K : Interior Renovations ol Partially Oc cuglad Building ISrd floor oc cuptodl Work shall Include but not be limited to structural. Hr* s p r in k le r s s y s t e m s e n d electrical Shall also include partitions, acoustical callings, p a in t in g c a rp * < re pair /replacement glass and glaring Work must ba schad ut*d around third floor occu pants A bid bond In an amount of not toss than fiv* percent |S \) ot th* total bid amount shall ac company tach bidder s pro posal Bid security may ba in th* form ol cashlar’t check mad* payable lo th* Board of C o u n t y C a m m I * 1 1o n o r s . Semmoi* County, or a bid bond with Surety satisfactory to th* County A combination ot any ol th* former Is no! acceptable, bid guaranty shall be In a single acceptable instrum ent Th* County will accept only such surety company or companies as are avthoriied to writ* bonds ot such character and amount under th* laws ot th* State ot Florida and as ar* acceptable to the County Upon award th* successful bidder w ill be required to furnish payment and parlor mane* bonds, each In ih* amount of 100 percent ol Ih* total bid amount Bond lor ms will be lurnithed by th# County and only those forms will b# used Proof ot Insurance In amounts equal to or aicaedmg th* specified amounts wilt also be required Specifications will be avail abi* April 11. IMS. and may b* obtained *1 Ih* ollic* ot Its* architect. H elm an H u rle y, Charval. Peacock/Architects H I W Ma tland Blvd . Maitland F L 117)1 Paymanl ol Filly Dollars and no.ctni* ISS0 001 will be re quried lor each sat. no refunds will be made Contract Docu menlv'Plans *r* available lor review only In th* Ottic* ot Purchasing Th* County reserves Ih* right to reject any or all bids, wllh or w it h o u t c a u s e , to w a iv e technical!!!**, or to accept lb* bid with In its ludgement best serve* th* In la ra s l ol th* County Cost ol submittal ol this bid Is considered on operational cost tt th* bidder and shall not be pasted on to or born* by the County Periont ar* advltad that, II they dacid* to appeal any da clslon mad# a l this meet Ing hNr«rIng, tforjr will rswwd a record ol th* proceeding*, and. tor tuch purpose, they may need to ensue* thal a verbatim record ot tho proceedings it mad* which record Include* lb* tetti many and evidence upon which the appeal is to be based JoJkruiC Blackmon. C P M Purchasing Director Office ot Purchasing 1141 E First Slraat Sanlord. FL 11771 (X 5 I X I 11X. Eel 114 Publish April II. IMS O E E li t N O TC EO F PUBLIC H E A R IN G N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N B V T H E C I T Y O F LONGWOOO. F L O R IO A . th*i th* Board ol Adjustment will hold a Public Hearing on May i IMS lo consider rh# following A Special Etceptlon requested by Magaty Nogueirat to allow a Day Cart/Pr* School Facility In an R ] toning district and a Variance to lha required I0 00U sq ft lot tor Day C a rt and Pr* School Facilities on th* toi lowing legally described pro party Lot 1 end 1. Block A. Plan ot W Hdmtrt. according to th* plat thertol as recorded in Plat Boo* I. Peg* III, Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida B tm g more generally d* scribed ai 140 We/man St A Public Haarlng will be ha id on May t. IMS at 7 » P M by th* Board ot Adlustmonf at th* Longwood City Hall. I7S W W trro n Avanu*. Longwood Florida, or as soon tborealto' as possible At this meeting, all mltretied parties may appear to be heard with respect to th* v a ria n c e s requested T h is hearing may be continued Irons time to tlm* until final action H taken by th* Board ol Adjust mont A copy ot lb* variance request 1s on tlto with th* City Clerk end may be inspected by th* public All persons aro advikad that It they dacid* to appeal any de clslon mod* at the*# haarlng* they will need a verbatim record of the proceeding* end tor such purposes, they w ill need to Insure lhal a verbatim record is made which racord to Include Ih* toellmony and **u4anca upon which the appeal I* mad* Tho City of Longwood dags not provtdo this verbatim record Ootod this April*. IMS Geraldine D la m brl. City Ctotk City ot Longwood Florid* Publish April II and May I. IMS D E C 111 F IC T ITIO U S N A M * Notica l* hereby given mat we ar* engaged In business at 151 D ian a C o u rt. C a s s e lb e rry . Seminole County Florida XTRi under lha flcllttostt name ot F IR S T IN V E S TM E N T G R O U P , and thal W* Inland to register sa>d name with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court. Semmoi* County. Florid* In accordance with th* provision! *1 tha Fictitious Nam* statutes. To wit taction MSB* Florida Statutes t*S7 /k/Arthur B Friedman >* Merten* Cipollo •*,' GiroiamoCipolte s Frank A Fakonatti Publish April II. » A May 5. 11. ■MS O E E IM C H A R LIE unknown GLENN, Evening Harald. Sanlord, FI, 71— Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS S e m in o le O r la n d o * W in t e r P ark 322-2611 831-9993 C L A S S IF IE D D E P T. HOURS R :3 0 A M . - 5 :3 0 P .M . M O N D A Y th ru F R ID A Y S A T U R D A Y 9 . Noon 1 3 7 10 IN TH E C IR C U IT C O U R T, 1I1H 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 , FLORIDA EASE NO IS m » CA I I E H C W tR O B HALL PlalntlH. vs M AXIN E C H A P M A N indlvldu ally and as Eiecutrla ol th* E stale ot L E A N O E N C B UT TRICK deceased and CORA B B U TTH IC K . Defendants NO TIC E O F A C TIO N TO M AXIN E C H A P M A N , indl v'dually and at Eiocutrte ol Ih* Eilat* ot L E A N O E R C BUT TR ICK, deceased, whose resi dene* it I I Pleasant Vlaw Terrace Wilder. VermontOSOM CORA 0 B U T T R IC K . whose residence It unknown, and her heirs, devisees, grantees or assignees whose residences are unknown YOU ARE N O T IF IE O thal an action tor Declaratory Judg men I has been Hied agamst you in th* Circuit Court ot Semmo* County Florida and said action it tor th* entry at a Judgment a fee ting th* toi lowing described property and more particularly tor Ih* purpose ot cancellation ol a Hen of Mortgage deed executed by H OW AR D B H ALL to LE A N D E R C B U T T H IC K and CORA B B U T T R IC K . hit wit*, on March X . ttfl. at racorded in Official Records Book 724 pages It* and 1*0. Otliclal Records of tom loot* County, Flovido said real pro party described at toi lows. I# wit Lots 44 4t. M. SI. S4. M. SJ ) l . X . U . X and M. G R E E N L E A F AND WILSON S A D D IT IO N TO LA K E M A R T . F L O R IO A . ac cording to the Plal lharoot #4 recorded In Plat Boo4 X pages M and >7 *1 th* Public Records of Samlnolo County, F lor id* LESS the South 10 loot ot Lota M X, S4 and )7 which lies on Lake Mary Blvd and you a rt required to serve a copy of your written de lenses tl any. on M A C K N C L E V E L A N D . JR . o l C le v e la n d . Bridget A Gray whose address It P O Draw er Z. Sanlord. Florida X7714770. on or before May I. IMS. and file Ih* original wllh th* Clark ot Ihlt Court either before service on Plain f lir t attorney or immediately thereafter, otherwise, a default and ultimate Judgement will be entered agemsl you tor tho reflet damandad to Ih* Cam plaint W ITNESS my hand and fh* s##i at Nut Court on this 17th day ot March. IMS (S E A L ) D A V IO N B E R R IE N Clerk to Ih* Clrcsrll and County Courts By JaanBullanf Deputy Clark Publish March ) l A April 7. IA >1. IMS D E D JO* R A TE S t i n * # ....................... .. co n s e tu tiy * tlR iat con se cutive tim es con se cutive tim e* Him 67C 61C Una 52C a line ACC • line C o n tra c t R atos Available 3 Linas M inim um DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday ■ Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A.M. Saturday address NO TICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N to me above named person*. If alive and it dead thair unknown spouse heirs, devisees, gran lees, creditor*, and all other parti** claiming by. through, vnder or against them, and an unknown natural persons It •live and It dead or not known to be dead or olive, their several and r e s p e c t i v e u n k n o w n spouse* hairs, devisees gran lees and creditors or other parties claiming py, through or ter those unknown natural persons and th* several and respectis* unknown assign* successors in interest, trustees Or any othtr parson* claiming by through under or agamst any legal entity named a* a defendant and alt claimants persons or parti** natural or corporate or whose teact legal Status I* unknown, claiming under any ot th* above named or described defendants or parti** claiming to have any right title or interest in end lo th* tends twreatter described that the Plaintltt* A L F R E D 0 D e L A T T I B E A U D I E R E and J U A N I T A L DkLAT T1 0 E A U O IE R E have Hied a Complaint to Q u it! Title to c e r t a in la n d s lo c a te d in Samlnol* County. Florida, ac quired by Ih* P la in tilti by virtu* ol ih# T a » Deed from th# County ol Seminole State of Florida rtcordad July I*. IM2 in Official Record Book 147). Pag* 0041 Public Record* ot Seminole County, Florida said real p ro p a rty b t in g m ora particularly dtsc ribed as Lott 10. 11. and 11. Lying West of Railway. Block 1 Lockharts Subdivision, at racorded In Property Book ]. Peg* ;g. *c COTdlnq to the public record* ot Seminole County, Florida YOU ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D that you ar* re quired lo serve a copy ol your answer or defenses to th* Com plaint upon the Petitioner's et 'orray H arry L Lamb. Jr P E R R Y A L A M B P A . 411 North Earn Creek Avenue. Or tando Florida 27*01 and til* the original answer, detent*, or pleading in th* ollic* ol th* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court, on or tietore the IJrd day ot May, IMS. A O It you tail to do to a Default Judgment will be taken egainit you tor Ih* re'lef de mended in th* Complaint D A T E D at Sanford, Samlnol* County. Florida, this Itth day of April, A D . IMS D A V IO N B E R R IE N C LE R K O F TH E C IR C U IT COURT By Diane K Oakley *• Deputy Clerk Publish April I I . 1* M ar ). I). IMS D E E 141 S u n d a y , A p r il 1 ), I f U - S B 71— Personals 33— Real Estate Courses ■ ABORTION • 1st Trimester abortion 7 tl wks S IX Medicaid SDO I ) II wks S IX G yn Services t l ) Pre gnancy Test Free Counseling Professional Car*. Supportive Atmosphere Confidential C E N T R A L FLO R IO A W OM EN S H E A LTH N E W LO C A TIO N 1>MW Colemel Or . Orlande M l 444 4471 I »oe 111 1144_________ 33— Lost & Found LOST P U P P Y 11 wk old choco l i f t li b r i d o u r r # t r l« v « r Wi** V k lm ly Country Club Wd l i l i i M ir y Su6tf#nfi#i 35— Special Notices Thi nil ing it gifting i R #il t i U I # lic#nt«r W t of fir Fr## Tvitto* •nd cintintent Training! C ill Dick i f Vicky lor dtUDt U f H M 12) 1)00 Ev# m 10*0 K o y tto l Fforldi., Inc _____ i f T i i r i I ip if i i f K f I 55— Business Opportunities LIQ U O R LICENSE ON A N D O F F PREM ISES S E M IN O L E C O U N TY Bab M. Ball Jr P A R E A L T O R 211 4111 or 111 114* 61— Money to Lend Balloon Mogic X A * J1 SOS, SE S 0400 S E N D A 0 IF T W IT H A L IF T I BALLOON ..... BOUQUETS W r D tllrtrl for m i l reason ever* srevon CILCBRATl A BIRTH! Mr Stork's *1*11 makes for a lifetime al memoriae, gifts A *111 Cell Unde 111 k ill e M A R Y K A Y C O SM ETIC S a Skin car* and celor Italy CONNIE 111771* WARECQ SERVICE STATION 104 F R E N C H A V E .SANFO R D Du« to fhf f •mod*liing pr (K i ll 4 t u ilo m r w itty *# will bi t »o*#d lor ih# Mkl# ot gito! ini from T h u rtd iy , 4 I* It III T u it d iy . 4 21 IS Sorry fir th i mconvtmtnctl Citrine* R o d iift- e... Prittdinl 37— Nursery & Child Care B A B Y S IT T E R W A N T E D part lima In m y horn# For * 1 yr Old Own car Reference* rtq In Ih* Lk M ary area Legal Notice C IT Y OF A L T A M O N T E SPRINOS. F L O R IO A N O T IC E OF P U B L IC H E A R IN O TO W HOM IT M A Y CONCER N N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IVEN by fh* C l l y of A lta m o n te Spring!. Florida fhal fh* Clly CpmrnnsKjn will hold a public hearing In th* City Hall ol Alfamenle Spring* an Tuesday th* 7th day ol May. IMS al 7 00 P M , or *s soon Ihertalttr as possitie. at which lime Ih* wr* of tho proparty to be assessed tor special installation ol a pofabl* wafer mam running ganerally vast from Lak* Lotos In th* vicinity of the South Seminole County limit* to Slat* Road 4)4 in accordanc* with Resolution No *4). and any other persons interested therein may appear before the City Commission and be heard 44 to th* propriety and advisability ol making such impvovement* and as to (he cost therool and as to fh* m a n n e r of p a y m e n t thavtfor. and as to th* amount thereof and a* to fh* manner of payment therefor, and as to tha amount thereof to be assessed agemsl each proparty so lm p r o v e d a c c o r d in g to tho Astessmant Roll prepared by fh* City Clark of tha Clly ot Altamenla Spring*. Florida That tha City Clark of fh* City ol Altamonla Springs. Florida. Shan give ton 110) days nolle* in writing to th* property owner* as sal forth In Ih* Assessment Roll a* to the time and place ol fh* public hearing designated haraln; sold nolle* shall be served by mailing a copy of kemo to each of tho said pro party owners of hit or her 1**1 known addrtkk a* obtained from th* tecords ot th* City Clerk of fh# Clfy of Allomonto Spring*. Ftorlds. or from Such other sources at th* City Clork deems reliable and the said Clfy CHrk shall establish proof ot sa>d mailing by affidavit which shall be mad with lha City Clerk All persons interested tn the description of each property to be assessed and Ihe amount lo b* assessed to tech place of properly may ablem lha m formation al th* O ffk# of the City Clark Dated this llfh day of April. IMS Penny Conation. Clfy Clerk Clfy of Allomonto Spring* Florida Publish April I I . M. IM ) OEE IX F IC T IT IO U S N AM E Nofic* is hereby given the! I am engaged In busmosa at >44 Beni O ak C o u r t. S anford, Semmoto County. Florid* 12711 undvr Ih* tlclltioua name of SNACK T IM E V E N D IN G , and that I mt*nd to register sad nam* wllh th* Clark of fh* Circuit Court. Semmoi# County Florida In accordance wllh tho provision* *1 tho Fictitious Nam* Statute*, to w lt Section M l W Flo*id* Stofutot 14)7 iU Jerry Jacob* Publish April 14. I I. X A May L ■MS DEE n B utinas* Capital 1)0 000 lo 1 1m o 000 and over P O Boi 1411 Winter Pk Fla 11frO A D M IN IS TR A TIV E ASSISTANT AC CO U N TIN G C L E R K S E C R E TA R Y K E Y PUNCHER W A N G O P E R A TO R C LE R K TY P IS T C R T O PER ATO R S Immediate esugnmente avail able in Lak* Mary and San ferd Art*. Call Abies I Tempo rary Sarvecet 1)1 PM* Acrylic Applicators needed to apply protective coating on cari boats and planes IS to Sit par hour W# train For work m Sanford area call Tamp* I D «M m i A s s is ta n t M anage* W e ll trained Needed at one* Apply in parson Casa Mia K Mart m Sanlord or call D ) 100*_____________________ AL'ICi S -U F S P t RSOli i ■ ;» nance preferred but will Iram rfgni person Opportunity lor advancement while making good money Cali Ron for appt M l 4071_______________ Avon atw4ys hiring tadw* A man Call Immediately 111 1*1*. I l l ItM B A B Y S IT T E R E>p loving r* liable woman to care tor ) A ) year old girl* In your or my home W ilton t l* m tn l* r y area. Reference* H I IM ) C ap* C a n a v e ra l F i r m established In Semmoi* Co looking for people who want lo b* their own bosk I I X part tlm# 14 K full time Report to 7Qe E Itl S t , Sanford 7 PM Tud*. A p r il!)_________ C lc iic il Petsonntl Needed for ottic* opening in Sanford Area Beginning date May I). IMS Pleas* send a return* to Danall* Construe •ion, l i t W ashburn Rd Melbourne F I* I1#1S C LE R IC AL WORK E R1 Large company needs several ottic* Clerks Type IS WPM Permanent position* Neve* a toe! TEMP PERM__ ***^771 1348 CRT D «tJ oflfty #tp*f i#FKf Aar p#r 71— Help Wanted manffil poittltiu Wllh growth patanhiil Nwvffaf#*1 * TtMP PERM— .... 774 1348 AAA EMPLOYMENT 323-5176 2523 FRENCH AVE. C U S TO M E R SERVICE R EP OrgAniitKl with pltaiAfit p»r tonaltfy 4 in iu rt ru t « « p Parm potitiont Navarataa TIMP PERM_____774 1348 Dayflma Production <h%h*a%h Bank Tellers Position available a n and tarvwrt n**d*d Soma fer eeperlencad falters In ntghttima povttont available Sanlord Branch Summit r* Apply In par ton batmran } 4 sum#' and salary rtqutr* 4. Man thru Th u n Bahama men Is to personal olllcer Jo# t. 250i Fr#n<h Ava No Em pire ot America P O Hot pKonacadt wtHb# accaptad! »W DeLand FI* 11711 oax or apply In person Tuas. Wed or Thurk 1 fpm *f )*S N Woodlen Blvd. DeLand EOE Sanlord Auto Auction is looking Aides for all thills Cert Hied lor reliable A dependable two pi* lo work driving cars A and or aeperlenced Good pay truck* through auction Hours and benefits Pleasant at Thursday* Only From II AM mospher* Equal Opportunity to 4 PM Applicant* must be 14 Employer Apply al DtBary yr* or older, have valid Fla M*n*„ *0 N Mwy 17*1. D# D rive r* license, and must B ary. Fla know how to drive standard ASSEM R LER S shltf vehicles Thl* Is a perfect Need t to work In new air cond job tor the retired person Pay plant Starting pay tall'hr will be S4 00 an hour Apply In Must be a ttreng reliable person et th* Sanlord Auto meeker with own transport* Auction, n i l W First St lion Never alee l Mwyf 4d In Sanlord See John TfMF PERM..........774-1348 between t AM A 4 PM. Mon thru Frl C jr p d n lt r r L i b o n n f fin lt d i » tali IVi Nad 10mpa n y „ II iMrr a I1 P t K I T COOK full tlm* Hon Continental aepertanca A itiafHp'fiti., mutt ha va loofi and minimum ot ) years manage trantpof fatfon toa 714 J7 I), men I responsibility. Including i/4 2441 ordering scheduling kilt hen planning PHatant personality a must X I 14*4 M r .e II Haallng and air conditioning s e r v le t and In s ta lla tio n mechanic* Salary based on A D V E R T IS E M E N T FOR BIDS esperlenc*. plu* benefits FO R E N E R O Y x s x i asaj C O N S ER V A TIO N H O L ID A Y HOUSE M O D IF IC A TIO N S H e s le u re n l in Sentord ties S E C TIO N 444)0 openings tor waitress, host Th* Boaru ol Trust**! at as*,'cashier Apply 1 to 4 PM Semmoi* Community Collage Hwy 17 11 near l eke M ar, will receive sealed bids lor Housekeeper Wanted to keep P R O JE C T E n e rg y Con elderly lady 1 days * week ***velum Mod■hr*lions Phase I Lo ca l rataran cat needed Variable Air Volume with Direct X I 01X Digital Control IN S U R A N C E R A TE C LER K B IO D A T E May II IMS *1 W ill Iraln No eeperlonc* 1 OOP M needed Must type 1) wpm, al the ollic* ot Mr Scot* Roth* non s mo k e r s only at Sem i sole Community Col lege Casselberry ere* i n SHI Highway 17 t l. Sanloed Florida Ai th>* lima all bids ractived IN T E RV IE W E RSi Individuals will be publicly opened and read w.lh public contact t i p Earn aloud m th# Boa*d Room. Ad SN hr plus bonus plus hourly ministration Building, Samlnoia g u a ra n i* * Students and Community College housawlva* welcome Call Mr Ail prime bidders must eshibit Grant 1pm to 4pm Mon thru evidence that similar work ot F rl Me TOW equivalent magnitude has bean accomplished prior to Itut but Th* successful bidder will be m a o a / A r ) roaCK required to lurnlth a 100V sect ewe* - ^ r wst m P erfo rm a nce and Paym ent Bond In the prescribed Ictrm Help Wanted Report reedy Copies of th* Contract Docu lor work at 4 AM X I W ment* may be secured by Con lal t l Sanlord_____________ tractor* from Ih* ollic# ot Jim LABORERS Kragh A Assoc tales. Inc . I l l ASSEMBLERS Ja ck s o n l t r o o l . M a llla n d . WAREHOUSE WORKERS Florida X7SI phone IKSI *74 Assignments available In San 0X4 lo r d . L a k * M a ry and U p to tw o te ls w ill b* Longwood are* No lee furnished to prim# bidders tor a Ablest Tem porary terete* deposit of SX 00 par sat Th* XI XX amount ot deposit will be rt L A B O R E R S Strong reliable ded to each actual bidder who return* the Document* In general laborers needed lm mediately Diltorenl locations good, fully assembled condition Phone and Iransporlalton * within ton days alter opening of mutt Never a tee Apply bn)* Bids must be accompanied by KELLY SERVICES a Bed Bond or Cev lifted Check in 660-233) *n amount not lass than ) \ of tho bid Light Boohingaaeptn payroll, No bid may be withdrawn occounli receivable IS to X after th* scheduling closing tor hr* weekly Apply in person receipt of bids tor a period ol X Big "10" Tires M l (k days Th* Board reserves the Undo Dr r ig h t to w a iv e m in o r In L IV E IN M A T U R E W OM AN •ormaliliet in tho bids, or to Core tor Invalid, own room A r#|#tt on bids bath Good salary Need local A Pr* Bid Conference will be ra to ra n c o s Non sm okor field on May 1 al 10 40 A M at 177 >*ve ■he Boo'd Room, Admimstra lion Building. Samlnol* Cam MEDICAL m unity Col tog* and ail b>dd*ri Several openings in busy San or thoir raprosantatirat art ferd M edical Facility ter encouraged and advsed to b* in cheerful, personable people attendance •aperencad In dealing with Publish April IA It. DBS Pelieol Reception Insurance D E E BI Billing. Cottocttans or Medic*' Racord* C X I Mr Hamad al » P A ) _____________________ F IC T IT IO U S NAM E M O D E LS W A N T B D Work with Nolle# is haraby given that w* fashion designer In local ar* engaged in but,ness at MIS bouhquet TV tom m ordXs O f s n g s B lv d . S a n fo rd . catalogs Full or part lime No Seminole County. Florida X77I anparlence necessary A ll under Ih# ficlittoua name ot agea C ) MJ4 B A D T K U ilK A N D A U T O N A N N IE S full or pari dm* R EP A IR , and thal we intend to Push tons avadabie Chi toear* 'eg,stof u d name with the or related background pr* Clerk ot th* C trcu il Court. tarred Reference* and ban* Seminole County. Florida in portal on required Cal' 44* actor done# with the provisions WFB_________________________ of th* Fktlttout Nam* Statutes towlt Secl >on MIPS Florida Net tone largest chain X family Statutes I4S1 emusmenf cantor* has need ail '*/ Beecher E BuwvgariRier part lima saws people atten t v Diana E Bumgardnar Nrgnt and weeSends Must be Publish A pril II. » A May S. II. mature nael in f f p r i - c t , •MS and bondsabie Phone tor an DEC I U appointment X I 440) DRIVERS WANTED le g al Notice �OB— Evtning Herald. Sanford. FI. 71— Help Wanted 71-Help Wanted DRIVERS Eipertancad with tr»<tor/trailer anddellver'y of rout IrutKi Eitellent Roy and benefit* Applr low#'* Truk* Plant. Sanford Induttvl al Pars, 7401AiikfonCtrcla Earn a good living doing phone wqrk from your fioma Top poop** aom WOOplut weekly AVO N EARNINGS W O W III O P E N TE R R ITO R IE S N O W III H I M il a r m *4lk ftawded ) people *’ one* Ns eiperlence necettery Work w ith S a n ta rd b r a n c h of Florida Company Wa will tram mote people accepted on b e tn of vocational aptitude test Mutl be able to Hart w o rk I m m e d ia t e ly a n d manage on t u t a week or do not apply Call H I 1440 AAon day f A M lo Noon Only! i too m tin E(reliant Income for part time fiomaattembly work Tor Info Call 104da1*001 E*t 7*ao Opart Sun EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Executive office Excellent talllt Mutt taa protatuonal 114.000 Parmanant potttloot N E E O E O Till# clerk A typltl, T h u rtd a y t only A pply in pe'ten at Sanford Auto Auc tlo n , a lta r I t A M on Thurtdayt n i l W lit Street in San lord r[M P^EIll...........774-1JU Ettrutlen MacMna Operator nigtitt 4 PM lo 7 AM Will _tr*in Cal' W 7k00Will Sour* I r'U-, '.Mir 1 CmiI lo»)t nor, available Call I4itsat(»4 tor Info |4ttoyrt_________ Part Tima Oiipatctiar Lake Mary hat an immadlafa Opening for a part Hme dll patchar In the public Safety Department E(perlenca In Public Safety Dlipetchlng la requlrtd, tiorrerer. eppllcanta with no erperlenco can meet thlt requiramanl by volun teerung in the Commonlea tiont Department togain pro flcfency Part Timehouraore lietibia, dietpetcher will tie required to till In when full lime dllpefthere are otl Pay alartt al tl If per hour Appllcellona may be obtained Irom the Let* Mary Police Department, 141 E Wilbur Avenue tale Mary. Florida Deadline for eppHceflone It 4 7*11 e q u a l o p p o r t u NITV EMPLOYER_______ P art Tim a C terk/Typltf N U R SE'S AIDES W A N T E D All t h lf lt E rp e rle n c e d or c e rtifie d on ly A p p ly In perton Lakeview H u rtin g Center. *1* t . Ind Street. Sanford. Fla _________ T U T O R N E E D E D : For eth end 4th grade ttudentt for all tutolectt Ihr each dally In the aranlng Af m y hom e In Hidden Lake off Lake M ary B ird Eeperlenced paler red but not required Call m e t * ) T Y P IS T S Looking lor Meelbie work tchedule* Call today for appt CO R P O R ATE T E M P O R A R Y S E R V IC E S , IN C . tte toae___ __________ Spm CallW l 14)1_________ PHX O P E R A TO R M utl wort relating thill and weekend! Informal attire OK M l SOW Permanent Maintenance AAan needed Apply In perton tm tween l i t Aten theu Thurt el Bahama Joe t, M M French Aye . from eoe 14 to retired Ho phone ta in pleate_________ Phono Sollcllort lull or part tim e, hourly p lu t bo n u t. Longwood f ltU O O __________ TEMP PERM......... 774-1341 73— Employment Wanted Cofittruction Qualify Control Project Manager HatHJanhal Commercial Inndutfrlaf All Phatat Qualification* on rt quaftt 323XU* tc m m lltlo n tl Salat aipari ante necettery Bl* IRX> 91— Apartments/ House to Share Inlet help wanted Mrj>n*t icmmitioni paid In Florid* Call m il al Lowe t Eelermlnalort. JJI 4744 Will train________________ SECRETARY Vgl famal# fo thara. 2 badrm Apt with lama 1190 00 4 < util dapcftlt 272 4400 or 211 4v*l________________ Shorthand and word procetting a m utl Immadlata pari lima pot IMon In Lik* Mary Flee able hourt No lee Cell Ableit Temporary Servlcei 171 Jk40 93— Rooms lor Rent Chrltllan Apt* A Hemet T V , kitchen, laundry, meld. 150 wk up Otl 41) Saoo/al) *410__ Male or tcmele who mutt be employed Private Beth end e huge room Plut all Ihe prlvl leget si your own home Call ) } ) 111* a f l a r 4 p m 011 w44kdayi, end anytime on Weekend! A ik tor M ike Hoorn lor rent In nice home Free It BO ullllllet. laundry . end ll‘t furnithed |ft 00 * week plut e 17) 00 depot 11 477 XMO leave a manege lor lleve Hodge or *04 Id) 0*11 * H*r IB OO p m ________ Hoorn For Deni Kitchen A Ljundfy Prlvleget 14) 00 e weak Cell H ) 5477__________ SECRETARY . Graduation Iromhigh tchoot or G E O required Otllca, clet leal eiperlence detlrahle Ability lo type rapidly (al leeM SO fo eo WPM I end accurately Call III 7711. Inr en appointment Styling Salon with I Station for rcnl. towelt tupplied and eoodlotatfon Cell l i t OWE TEMPORARY POSITIONS STOCK PERSONNEL /ayr# ti fu»r»otty renovating ona of I ft itorot which hoi c ra a ltd a n*#d for mdlyfdulalft to fill tampocary poVlHyrt for l foe king, mov Rooms for rtnt Call I T f -R H SANFO R D Furnithed room! by (he week Reetonable reiet Meidwrvlce Call 17] 4107 17 PM 411 Palmetto Av# mg flifurti andetc If Intfffftlvdv ptaaia Apply Injj#tsonAt SANFORD. Reel weekly A ZATRE Monthly rale! Ultl Inc ell SOOOek Adullk I (41 7M) TV 14Or lentlo Or Sanlord 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent f iiuelOpportunity Employer M/ F firedel JobHuntingf Call Future* they have hundredt el |ob opening! lot Ihote who want to work 47*4)00 D E L IV E R Y H E LP E R S Ettlency epl . partly lurmthed, 144 wk , | mo kacurlty HI SWO________________ literlr nun or lady for a Fjrnlkhad. I Badrm Apt No Pelt 14*00 a weak 411 Pe'metloAve Firm Ayli let Senior C illitn t 71*PalmettoAve J Cowan NoPhoneCell! no ae perlencanecttiary Fulltime O ra l Her ting pay 4714)00 O t N I R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Great ilerling Io4> Several opening! Good pay 47# 4XW LAK E M ARY Clean I bdrm turn tmall apl single work mg man Nlca. 4 h u rry l I I I 1*70 __ _______ Lovely 1 bdrm apartm ent H uge ro o m i C om p la it privacy 1100 per wk plut 111* verurlly depot 11 ) ) ) * * ] ] or H I 77**_____________________ F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and PRODUCTION W ORK Moil th ill! upen Good pay tcalei 474 4XXI O P E N IN G S General Contlruclion labor Goodpay 4714)00 Sanford Court Apartmenls 1IU0IOS I BDRM I BDRM FLEXIBLE LEASES Senior (Hum Drtceunl TRUCK D R IV ER S Long haul Immediate! Good driving re lord Ovar tl 471 4)00 LO CAL truck! 0 R IV E R 1 m l Bedroom, appliance*, weiipeper. pool, ciubhout* 1)00 rn WJ7 between* A 11 m tut SAVE mi Rent Nowend En|eyl Thlt UntriedSpecial1 Energy Efficient, 7Bdrm I BethApartment! W/ Decently*Wall CaverIngi Built InSeekrate. Plenty *t Slang*. Wether/Dryer CarperI Weterbedt Accepted 3211911 Otlindo toil frn 365-4411 BAMSOOCOVE APTS MCE Airport Bled PHONE >7) *47*. HI 44*1 Eflioencytram17*1me OKcevnt ter Senior Cititent 323-3301 Straight Greet pay Start right away 47* 4XM R IC IP IIO N IS T , O F F IC E H E LP E R S C L E R K S . C R T O P ER A TO R S Im m e d ia te opening! Good pay p a le ! Call 471 4KMNOWI I bdrm . adultt. no pelt air, qulel. retldenllal 1700 per month, plut depot it 17) *011 99-Apartments Unfurnished / Rent W ELD ER S Caittliad facaltanl pay u*l** Call today a lt I and I bdrm Alto lurnithtd •IlK lancy Irom *71 week IJVO dtpotd Nopelt Cell 17) 4107 17PM 411Felmetie \ 141-Homes For Sale BACK ONMARKET SANFORD ISO* Terrace Drive Like new1bdrm . ] bath Low down.VA nan qua'lflylng. mortgage 114. (00 (47 7*41 77773*1 LARDSTOCK BROKERS 365 3782---- ------ -ARTtiwg. Priced right! 1*7 000 II you need a l»rg* horn* fhc* I* Iff 4 Badrm ) Bern mother In lew apt Hug# fenced corner io». finert quality many titra t 11 Call tote* CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR 7H 74*1 LAKE MONROE LueuryAdult Ap*rtm#ntt 1 7Bdrmt Coming toon* Call 777 1*51 ISOfbctt A 10Phon* Roomt 14 II X4 FI I All pantlad A carpeted Plut werthout* tpece with lunchroom *01 Cornwofl R 171 Ml* evening! M*fill RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS. 1,7, end ) Bdrm t Herring at e n ly tIM Aik About Our 1 Bdrm Special 141— Homes For Sale HOUR! ................ ..Monday thru Friday ............................ I b l X ................ Saturday tram I* te 7 m 11*4Rtdg*weedAre tou ntio TO I BON IB BUI EStATt Sanford. Fie Real f Hat* Bre4*r 744« SantardAve M 1 -0 7 S y E v » 327-7*43 BY OWNER Mt «W 1Bdrm . 7 B ith , i«rg » klfghtn, h«Mf Air. f rtp ite t, ufilify room, 2 t*r gi'ftg* Oui*f corr*#r, b*g 04*1 Ca I1I21 1100. or 212 t\ ft B S Q ■ J J 1elicit* m *V4|tf me is mat iinHKt AH tha •atrait Aiium a no q ua 11f y i ng t Alm ost nawt %$7,m STENSTROM REALTV»REALTOR Sanfoid’t Sales Leader UfefOO ASSUME NO QUAUEYINOt I Bdrm , Mi bafh, tarfa fanead yardl I).000 wan, Sllf Mo PITH B1IX Apprai 21 yrft Mov*r*fhl inf *)«.)O0 WE LIST ANDSELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE INNORTH 323-5774 SEMINOLE COUNTY 2444MWY. 1F02 COUNTRYSIDE 7bdtm 7hath N I DDK N LAKK 202 M obile Hom e with eel In 103— Houses R a m b lo n o o d D riva Loka kitchen, central air/heat, I* I Mary ar«a | ifor^y con*tmpo Unfurnished / Rent ecrei plut MS ooo rary 4 b d rm , 2 bath FMA non qualifying loan 1*7 *00 e ee INDELTONA e 1 * ADORABLE 4 bdrm 7 belli 042 2041 ____ *e HOMES FOR RENT t • home wtth iptd bdrm (ten. •* f|« 14)4 a a •atre larga maitar bdrm., MOST VALUf Lr AST MOM i canlral etr/heel, utility room 4 bdrm . canlral hwat/air. 2 way L A K E M A R Y H i * Horn* flroploct, vaultad cotNhft. 154.1** L j 'g t 3 bdrm ) bath, 2 CMt I rip la carport,, hwga oak fraai. garag# Kidi QK No pat* f i l l charmtnf araa el CM* Sanford WARMUP 1bdrm. 1bathhem* par m o J T J I I IF. Of 97* *fV 1)2,000 Call todayI BECKY with tplil bdtm plan, large CO USO N, Th t H i l l Sfroot ★ LANDLO RDS* dining room wtth fireplace Company, 13) M20. tv*mn|»_ andtathadre) celling, ill ooo !if*d of *N Nt4d4(htt' Lit u« HE EO A HOUSE. mafia®# youf ran!a I pro BEAT THE HEAT 4 bdrm 7 COOK COWT partial P rota ftIlona I low f otf bath home with iplit bdrm TR Y W ANT ADS larylta 321 3913 CftHinytim* plan, eet In hltchtn. peel, Uotlfd Ij Iri A»m><**»•» late. Lake Mary tcheel dlitrlcf. Prap M fm t Dt* , Realtor large ailumabl* mortgage Largt 2 bdrm . double garag*. M«.W* gcacid location %4SO par mo 3230140 A PLEASURE 1bdrm , I bath Haftnna Pairli ) hdrm I bath double wide mobile heme en5 ftnerd yard. patio A pwdd'a acre! Split bdrm plan, eat In fant AvalUbl# M«y I Call bitchen. greet room, central b t M p il 3 0 tf » ,H 2 d M air/heat tl* loo R C N T/O P TIO N I Bddrm. IVg filth Central Mvfll/Alf. IMMACULATE I bdrm 7bath heme In great lemllr MaiRtnna Park. 142) 00 a n11ghborhe*d, central month Ownar/ialviman *lr/h**t. pool, fonrod yard, (20)) )24lift Att— 4pm icreenedperch 141.*** Roomy 2 bdrm 2 both homo, quiol fttrool IJ2) mo 9 dwpoft II, i utilitlot IIIM1I 71409*2 WILL RUILO TO SUIT) YOUR LOT OR OUNSt EXCLUSIVE lA N F O K O J bdrm , | bdtfl AOBNT FOR WINIONO Garage |4AI OEV. CORP. A CENTRAL FLORIDA LflADCRI MORE COUNT ■t 1 bdrm t*-*bath HOME FOR LESS MONEYI »4W CALL TOOAY1 LANDST0CX BROKERS 3 S S I 7 I 2 .............. ....... Anjrtimi. SANFONOi I E Itf C l a n C g u n lry L iv in g L a rg * 7 Badrm Gar eg*. I acta fenced yard 70M Marquette 14*5 00 and Security I » 1 (*4 7H4 O u p lte end t in g le fa m ily home For leete with option to buy H I f IF_________________ TRUCKERs” Special place lo perk rig I bdrm , Ig living rm fenced yard Clot* lo kChaol H I 07*7_______________ Tutcawlll*. 41 Tarpon Clr POOL HOME J bdrm'] bath, family room dbl garag* w/ opener. Irg tertenad porch Very me* houtal 1711 dlt counted Owner will tell or leete with option Call Britlih AmericanRealty, *1* 1171 ) bdrm on Summerlin Ave Ftrtt latl and dtpotll rt 'I died* ■eiertnc r > 1774eQ] t Bdrm ) bath wall, wall cupel, ter porch, appliance!. SSW1*11W 7ndStreet_____ F ro m llt.S M I II yau are leaking lor a luc caitful cerser In Rael Eitalt. Slamtrem Raelty tl leaking ter you Call lee Albright today ol 117747* (vtningi 1111441 C A L L A N Y T IM E BEAUTIFUL 1 bdrnc/1 belt. c«rp»l, 4pplt|A(tl. *<rt#n#d pAtiO »Auodry 13W i;i 12)1 for M#n» 2 B#dfm. ) R«1h S m ill ill) 00 plut I monthft dtpoul C#li •4VUOU M*A>tb liNlftrd 2bdrm dupt«i O fth*ftft*t«r air Adultt no p«tt I37y mo I pay *at«f tawt r . gorb 272 I t _________ I bdrm rw#r donntodsn Sanford By aop I only lit lait A ftac *04US 4)12 107— Mobile Homes / Rent Accounting & Tax Service Prelattlenal T*• Eipertl Mr# pat*, my attic* er yeur ham* Bett privet E l I* A It*. L*ng tl) CelleMer! 7741571 Additions & Remodeling REMODELING SPECIALIST Nandi# Th« Atso'*Hall Of Wn 322-2420 3)4) 1 Park, Sanford HI Lk Mai f ftlwd Ik Maty COUNTRY WIDE REALTY Bog R I Srokar........>22§21) frrnpafft 4 lladr rrv 2 Hafh Pool homa fa m ily Room Nawr Carpal . Mini lliirnfft 1/9000 Onmar 111 mu Opan HouW Sufuliiy. I pm fo I pm 'Charnar uulll haiptinama 105— DuplexTriplex/ Rent A p p h a n c ti «nd child oH r eOENEVA OSCEOLA RD * IONE DFORMOBILEll I Acre Count, ytract! Wall treedonpavodRd 7*\ Oown 1) Yrt (HIM ip*< iout conuar*abl# homt 4 (Mir m .. | batht or homa f mothar in la* apl Aiftumabia 7' jPfrtyoa IS*ooo «/; Nil C E N TU R Y 21 KISH REAL E S TA TE fftt ll r * V o n 7i> A n n u l (Ini CAREER SESSION Ffom 7 to S in |h* evening on Tuaaday April JJcd Indapandanc*. Fcaadom Ttaifung Th a i* what a career with our CEN TUR Y I t O tllca mean* So Call now tor your taiarvatlon Pul Number t lo cewt Iw you BE LINK CONST. 322 7029 FinaftcirsqAvaHab»a___ Appliance Repair Allens Appliance Stmtc 74hr Service NeElite Cherge Building Contractors A O D ITIO N 5 R EM O D E LIN G 11111S1ri|>pCutlomRuHdtr SfafaLic U0OO3DM 695 74)8 Carpentry REMODE I ING REPAIRING Reterencv* Very Relrebt* 1114«17/X)**_____!04it* 1147 Cleaning Service Hood Carpet Cleaning Living. Dining Room A Hell lit M Sole 4 Cneir 111 111 1)4* Maid Sereit* '< or Full Dev 1Tlmeee Weekly Reference* 11) *4*1 MAIDS To Ordci Cfaanlinatft it naif TaGadlmatt Call Hit Halpart! Guaranfaa# Sanr««a LawRafat CALL N0W1 339 0800 Geneve 7room 7bath Irater I acre lanced 11*1 14* 54(0 _ ^ n jc lim # ^ L ia v » jn * t t * 2 * ^ ^ O n tu i) j 21 113— Storage Rentals KISH REAL E S TA TE Mini Wirthovui REALTOR 035 W. 25th SI. II* A Up............... .............*11 *47* STORAGE f NAILERS F*r antit*canHructlen. ate. Wile* Salat Ell *)4E HI 4*7* 3 21 -0 04 1 WUGOTlhtSUtAViUt got int room mars w Amur, txxw n cl tMRV.» rHTJtfOOM \ __ j m x a A KUCANSTlALTOklUGfKJn TJ€ m a t cartan from. w j>m a safioncud.euTumtfAvu in a m BKJNbUPM JKAAOJAA w v m s THAISANUT IT.. / w Electrical RESIDENTIAL WIRING Ind***/Outdoor lighting. Sorvic*Upgrade!. Anything Electilc*!. Free Eilimalei Sincetint Call Tem'i Etottrie Service )ll ink Plect Your Wer*i Whk'# They rgSuretoBeStudied InthgWfnl Adf! r a s m h :i \t f -s |M REALTOR * to iK itfl R E S ID E N TIA L IS*MamRead. Lak#Mary ) bdrm . 7bath .... .... tt!t.*M 17*MamRead. LakaMary *bdrm , ) bath...... 111)1.*00 747Camden. Altemenf#spr.ngi (bdrm ,7'ibeth 1141*04 1)1 *05 Handy Man! 1 bdrm t'y I H i t l l Lof Zoned Dupiei Q u a in t C # » n l r y H em * 7 bdrm 1)5 nr. Real Clean Starter home on treed 'veer# Low a) t Fam ily H e m e ! Bdrm fenced yard wort thop low JO t Pool Hem* Ft* rm bar petto 7 bdrm J bath nice ere*See OOO Hidden Lk Vllle! Plkntation model on green belt SSI *00 Hidden Lk villa! 1 bdrm ] ba*n tplit plan end lot 50 I Mert* Bench I acre* cuttom home, ctotem Mat* often Long wood Hart* Farm Unique ranch home pool * tpa treble* Apartment 0t*g Great toe* tlon, fully rented'll’* 000 **************** B UILD IN G LOTS 111Celumbut Circle. Lengweed *bdrm . latit plan Ittk.kM HI Banchweed. Winter Spring* 7bdrm VAattwmeMe Ml.fM Call atlice*r tee HemeWeekly Magaim*. April It ISIttu*. page*4, ter meredetail* 5TEMPER Zoned Cetnmerclel Park Av* frontage ) iott forMO000 Zoned ter Aptt water tewer alt I loti (or only177KW Zoned ter Duplet Oued treed N»l we'er tower*t**00 Reiidential Buildinglet 1)0000 Commercial Lett from114 (00 SANFORD F IR S T TIM E HOM E B UYER S 10 I I S bond money toe ) hornet Call today ■ l l t l l l l l l l l l t * COM M ERCIAL C O U N TR Y L IV IN G 7 bdrm t bath like new condition Feml ty room with fireplace eet in kitchen, huge beck yard Priced reducedanlr !4J KC Lak* M ary Showroom Office Bidg Country Club R d lHO 000 Lengweed C in m irc .il Hwy 4)4 erpoture near Spring* Plata Sanford Butr Grocery Store on Sanford Ave Reduced SH* 000 Apertment/Commefclal Ufa It acre* All ut'l N*#'Mwy17e7 Fuel Otl Butrnott Si* 500 Cam Laundry Butin*** la» too F IX U P SP EC IA L Irg home W 'm a n re ttre t Only SM 7*0 D ELTO N A each ) let* only Stow ★ LIST FOR LESS ★ IN F A R M IN G TO N AREA large 7 Story home hunting lodge New well and pump Only 111.000 4 ^ » \ 4% » \ WE W ILL LIST A D V E R TIS E . S E LL TOUR HOME FOR 4% WHY PAT MORE? 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 E R TY F R E E C O M P U TE R IZ E D Market Anafytlt kl Your Home Call USA TO D A Y ! C A LL A N Y TIM E R E A L TO R 111 4**1 141— Homes For Sale NEW HOME V me wood Ov Loch Arbor Are# J B d rm . 7 bath, eat Inkitchen, oak cabinet*, formal dining room, fireplaca, paddle font vaulted celling* energy package Many other *atrail You he** to tee h> appreciate Open hout* Saturday end Sunday 17 to 1 other limeg by appointment RHONE 32344(3 SUNDAY FROM 1- 4 UAMBLtWOOO 2 STORY artfb Will Slfttl Co ...... 321 5005 tparklmf pool* Huq* ifana P I 4110 0ft ftrtpiacaf Cafhadral Ctillfflif MOVE RIGHT IN I Bdrm. ) bath boaufiful ftpltl plin, leadad with a i f raft. *n(y 110,004 dawn Call aft quKkt Meiter Cave Apartmenfi 771 Ivor) ______Open On Weekend!______ U p t la ln apa rtm ent New ly remodeled Electric A water tu rn lih e d 17} par weak Perfect lor young, married couple No children, pieai* 777 1*44 after 1 weekday! tp z . Uc. 127— Office Rentals Cettelberry til H«r if/*] ion tq II Oftlc* Carpeted utilillet Included •71»5*» 177(77*7 I ’ N IT E D SVLKS BATEMAN REALTY For quality crettmenthlp and competitive price* let u* price out your r ' Sanford N't# 7 bedroom with living room, dining room, paneled I amity room, laundry room workthop Call lor In formation 77) 110* or *)4 4SJ1 14] we or belt otter _ } bdrm I b*m. on* of Sanlord* mcett rwignborhoodt U) 000 Call Walter B Heel# Broker Saletman. 7775a)» evening* LloydO Swain Broker ) or 4 bdrm, I'V bath NIC# neighborhood Fireplace, paddle tent B#iow VA ap praltal I*000 down attvm* VA loan Noqualifying S4k000 Tor*' ») U»0__________ 149— Commercial Property / Sale COM M ERCIAL S P E C IA L IS T LAKE M ARY R E A L T Y R E A LTO R .......................777 71M 151 — Investment Property / Sale SANFORD 4 apt* mo Payment* Oown Attum# Rout# 7 BO! 14. 17747 153-Acreage Lots/Sale LAKE ASHBY E S T 10 Acrtft ioo»d for s Mob»i* Mom* & rrooOod 11)00 Down Tjh # o v tr pnymentft of $3!) 00 Approft B a lA n c t 124.000 •I 155— Condominiums Co Op / Sale 2 bdrm 2 %S 000 bvlow markt! tltJOO 11,100 down Lati than ftJOG month fo qua! I 321-3833 badbuytf Sandalwood Villat. Sanford Stop by or call J72 7k4 W Lak* Mary Bfvd WE M E E O LIS TIN G 1 I Incom# S t ill satO SaO K IIX Writ# Paltlay. Ft* 9040 CONSULT OUR AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB To L is t Y o u r B u s i n e s s - Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 F ir e w o o d /F u e l Landclearing TREE SERVICE AFIREWOOO FOR SALE CALL AFTER TH OR NE L A N D C L E A R IN G « P M tTt wei LOADSOF ' BLOOMING'' GCODVALUES PLANTEDHERI FOR PICKINGU! Handy Man Eap Handyman. W **» Haliabia f i w Cftf nv « i a«y jrsb H*%» Hafat 17101JI Call AnytifTsp Health & Beauty TOWE RSBt AUT y SALON F O R M E R L Y Herrrett i Beauty Nook ll*E lit St m 57*7 Home Improvement Coltler'i Building* Remodeling NoJobTe*Small III BurtonLane, laniard 771Mil NE E0 AHOUSE COOK COW’ TBYWANTAOS McCLURE 4 HUNT Remodel mg. carpentry, cabinet* No loblootmell 117H74 Need a Deck, Screen Porch. Aluminum Sotl't or Siding Window Fie room Repair! end went Felt Reliable Proltkiienel end Licenced Work? Call ken toe a Free till mete 171*417. tat X Plumbing Painting Electric Carpentry Dont Seeiff Aik Bo* IByri tip BAL 771OkAI THOMAS a THOMAS Home repair, cleaning lawn car* Call 171 7set Home Repairs CARPENTER Hepe.rt and remodeling No |ob tooimall Call 77) Hv! Mamtenancaet all lypa* Carpentry.painting plumbing andelectric til ton Landclearing oenevalanoclearing Lot andLand(tearing. tht dirt andhauling Call leaK70or ne uu Painting BUSHHOGGING CLAY BSHALE 11774)1 Ptolnsion*l Custom Piintini Lawn Service ACE LAWNSERVICE M jtffV tn a ru t Saddtnq P ru n in g Cleaning thalcfllng Ferblumg Fraal itlmjlH......... HS 22II LawnMamfar>an<a Lar ff3C#plrt^ Bufth Nog Mowing u* soos LAWNS MOWED ft TRIMMED Spring Y a rd £l«an ups ) 2 ) 1t)3 MIKE SLAWN SERVICE Fra# aftbma*vft Ho »obtootmill or toolargo >11321)________ Chftstun Bfob . ★ TONY C 0R IN 0 ★ ,/ftw 'j CodtpUl* Law rt Cart Ritsofublt Kilts 323-4401 Masonry BEAL Concrala I man quality of**ration Pabpt tfriwaway* Dap 22\ mi E w MMJ11 __ OMHubf Cantret* Ho iM tU b i • Otva% a Kafi«« light Grading IIM IIJ Moving & Hauling WE FIX IT A L L ! Reeling Painting Carpentry Free Written C tl 771 Ikt) etiet I Nursing Care OUR R ATES AR E LO W ER Lakeview Nvvitng Center fig E Second S' - Santard 177 47*7 Painting C ALVIN B IO M S Haul* Painting B Wall Paper Yev buy material! W* tupplr labor Te SAVE H I ___________ >77 7711____________ Reieoniibie Men and helper will paint your Home or B uilnen etc Give your problem* to ut WE CARE Quality work, 10 y t i gap 177 10*7 Lie cowl Serving Central F la lor 11 y r i with complat* quality paint mg cervical Q ua lity a M u lt Special wall caatlwg >77 «*M W A L L P A P E R IN G P A IN T IN G Retecence* V a ry Reliable ))l4kl7/XMk ..... *0471*7147 Plastering * ALL Ph*«#*#t Plattering* Repair. Stucc*. Herd Ceet. Simulated Brick 171 tkk) Plumbing • Buddt Plumbing Service e Repair * Replace * Remodel t Free Eitlm etei * till* * * * Pressure Cleaning P R IV A TE A M O B IL E HOMES COTAME R C IA L 14*ttll Secretarial Service Nl Typffs*. Secretarial I Word Pfocnsiftf Sonnets. Notary Public.................. l i t l*g| Sewing Cawnfry Curiaint, Dw»l Rufhlt, PHlawShamt )ta«Kila4 PlataMill mad#tramMutim, or Viw Fabric 12) tm Tile Scetlmenn Til* Prekiur* Cltenlng Ceramic. Vinyl Aibeiloi All Pheiei P C Brick Homei Builneiiei tree tit Reetonebi* HI*741 Tree Service ECHOLS TREE SERVICE Free lilimeteti Lewertcetl Lie Int Slump Ovindlng.Teet IT) 7771dayar nil# “ le t the P rv te iiie n e tid a |r*. JOHNALLENS LAWN BTREE 0( adIra*removal LK Bint Fra#ait ut two w .J BY GARRY TRUDEAU w QOl ROOM. U A fit. 141— Homes For Sale PIERPOINTE D oonesbury H tl.O itf, XX) G M loom' X) $TAYf 141— Homes For Sale 12S— For Lease AT LUXURY APARTMENTS F*mily BAdultt Section Poeltld*. 7Bedroom! II you a rt I I or older on limited Income, you may quality tor pert lime work To tee II you q u a lify, cell (41 m i In Seminole Co call JO A N al ) H 7)77 WORD PROCESSOR 15 lo I* par hour Immediate opening! Permanent potl tiont Never a leal e IBM D U P L A Y W R IT E R • L A N I(R ,* r • W ANO TEMP r£IM..... ....774-1341 '.Al | |ruigi Product* High m SANDIEWOOO TEMP PERM_____ 774-1141 We Need Your S kills1 P io |rim A ssiilifltl W in ttd E (porlenca praterrad. however, training provided for Ihe cate ot D u a lle d R tild e n tt All gMftiRVRltoMo.CRHEH 7 W I R E C E P TIO N 1ST Pluth otllca Type 40 WPM Phonet Permananl pot I lion Haver a lea I 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent 171*4»..„................77744*1 WANOOPERATOR *0 121— Condominium Rentals UP H O L1 TE R E R Eep In cutting, tawing A intlall ing Immediate Permanent pcnillon Never e lee1 Opening! in Lake Mary No lee C e ll A b l e t ! T e m p o r a r y Services H I 1*40. WE H AVE JOBS W4 need peaate I Career Finder*, Inc......... m m i wpm, Von A Wed . 0 am fo IM M E D IA T E Sunday, April 11, m j OH, itAh, m TOU FORGOT CHlCKfJTteTU& TH5Af* THJNHSSHGSA gnT MAIO HiAHilO ITS COOL ,r Minus ! , Shopping For A NewOr Used You can elteaya find IB* Real deete in Ik* Craning N e re id '• C ie a tifie d eecllen Reed F rid a y '* (e e n in g Nerald For fha Real ealactiona Evening Heiuld SCre Seel* I rravk lietee hoolwrd. Ilwrlda Rlt-lOII hm*r4muf.(>,.- *m �* « » 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale VlUea I Bedrm. I B afh . u p s ta irs ,a n d Pool. r n m n in iu ; 157— Mobile Homes / Sale COUNTRY VILLAGE 163— Waterfront Property/Sale H t W SMYRNA BEACH Near villa In eaterfront commu "Ity 15**00 Beachatde Reetty. REALTO R S * ««-«lT 1313. Open 7 Days! S A N FO R D tacre.}Iota 1*1000 ------WMaUctowskl R EA LTO R m n «3 Place Your Wares Where ~ They're Sure to Be Sludkd In the Want Ada! I l i t — Appliances / Furniture Adclt Mobile Homo Pork MODUS OH DISPLAY • TO S Mm thru Frl >•» *47 4**r-----,---*** n s -n s i r m I . Gravas..........Or**** City J U S T O F F to A T O R A N G E C IT Y E X IT m FREE: CREDIT CHECK Call C lic k B Mobil* Homes Your value and tarvlc* kad « r I *b*lS) }IM Ask tor Sam A IR C O N D IT IO N E R }J.MM B TU . wall unit. l i X i l In t V i orbaalottar H I 001*_______ Chest Freextt 15cu lt Gbson Good condition S7IH3 1K)0 Couch A chair (matching aet), good ahapa SI SO 1 cypreaa tablta S7I. Bar (Fireplace Combo with akree built In *150 M l sew _________ D IN IN G r o o m S E T * theirs 4 thrae kavea. with china cab: n a lA Ib a r ak oiatll N M Heavy Duty WasTwr Llk* Naw 1 Spaed. } Water Lavala Uaed only 1 montha tor I wlnkra SIM 00 133 }l| j______________ Racanditianad Appliance* tram IAS W A R R A N TY B A R N E T T S . CASSELB ERR Y u a siu ,,___ ___ ____ «* »<u Ui|«t N*«...i...lhrd Mobil* Horn* Dealtr in this b u Fa m ilk s .. ... ...... A Adults SWS Hwy IS * 3 - . ............ I D I W M U S T S t t l s acrai with mobile Home 1 bdrm , n»b oth . U K 70 In Otlaen SJJ 000 JI1 t i l l a tier 5 PM REPOS! REPOS! lb d rm /J bath Aatumablel U N D E R MOO a month* Call l eoa 151 m i A rt ter Sam H U M A N A TEE 1 b d rm T 1***0 Sanford area F Inant ing available 177 I 3 « Mr Keener, » 1, M F_________ I*** k i l l Key 1* X **, lalend Kitchen, split ] bdrm ] bath SIJOO 00 to take over par manta Call H I Sat* alter 5 00 Sim Thura______ '71 Villager J Bdrm 7 I Bath, paddle ten. A air conditioning Much morel LMOO m U ) l “ f t " Barring ton, liiaO Cat riegt cove, the Family Sec ♦Ion Call P S SMO attar ] B3pm It l i v t l O A KS I4X77. 1 celling tana acreenad porch, aaahcr A dryar . 11.000 down A you tinanca balance Car rlaga Cove Family Pk Many antral m taae______________ 159— Real Estate Wanted • R EN TTO O W N . Color T V s . t tereoa. weahera. dryera. retrlgerator. treerera. furniture, video recorder! Special III week! rent VS Alternative TV A Appl Rental! Zayret Shagging Center ____________ m t m ___________ Uaad Weahera Parta A Sarvlca k r Kanmarea ...........>1)N t ) M O O N E Y A PPLIANCES Whirlpool gaa dryar Runa wall US 00 _______m 4770 area _____ W ILSON M A IE R F U R N ITU R E 31IJ15E F IR S T S T m m j i ___________ 183— Television / Radio/Siereo 187— Sporting Goods B lc y c la N i t h i n 10 aptad. aacallant condition C lrla modal SIM SI* *171 Horae Bench aillh saOOO Good good acetti 10 Acrea SKI 000 down,aroa me. planted lnr» graft.,, Can m to a 231-Cars FOR SALE- Parakeata ail color! 131 up Frae to good horn# Female Pit Bull Terrier, t month* old Call H I 4730_________________ Free to good home m a k m lied pit bull. 10 mot old Vary lovable great with children Het ahott Carol. Doyt H I MSO ottor* 10 PM H I SUM *3* Mark |}f* down Otter eiptret */3*/*S * DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ 3 M»l* Mtied Chew Pups f*wy*l........... .... Daytona Beach a a a a a Holdt a a a e a a PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION Every Wed N ik at 7:3* PM 211— Antiques/ Collectables * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell! * R E F IN IIH E O F U R N IT U R E A A N TIQ U E S Have d re u e rv dinette w/chalrt. living room Chairt Somo dating from tfw y u d t n itm 213— Auctions Far mare detent _________ 1*04 33**311_________ Dabary Auta A Manna Salat Across the river, top al hill IT* they IF *1 Debar* 4*4 *144 nfi D ISCOUN T St ft* t-W ».k*k •«* L & E AUCTION lae Sanford Avo CO N SIG N M EN TS W E L C O M E I 323 6593 FOR E S T A T E C om m o rclo l or R a ild o n tlo l Aucticni A Appraitaia Call Dali t Auction H I M70________ 217— Garage Sales Coma one end all. tome thing tor everyone Three family yard tala The ISth and the 30th Al 137 Eieter Avo. Longwood Country Club Hatghlt Off C IS and *37 | 70am to « 00pm Garage Selet Are Dig In The Spring Try A Clettifled Ad And Gat Buyer! Fettl Dial 333 7*1t_____________________ Y A R D SALE 1*11 Chat# Ave Saturday la m l}p m (O il* Cavln Tenl *reel lent cortdl tion Room Divider Screen. Mi*er, Silver B ugk. Clothet. Buvmg Ball. Bird Cage. Etc. Phone 1310*1*_______________ Baby Badt. Similar*. Ckthet, P la yp tn t. Etc. Paperback Beekt 333*177 171 H a * ____ NaedCribl. Playpant. Baby lu rn llu ra , clothing Good Prices Alter I P M ^ 131 >7*1 N E E D CHURCH BUS Capacity as people or more 33} 3*0* or H I *73*____________ _ _ _ _ Pay Ing CASH lor Aluminum. Cant. Copper, Bratt. lead. Newtpeper. Glatt. Gold. Silver Kokomo Tool. *11 W It! ___* S 00 Sal * I 331 1100 193— Lawn & Garden 221— Good Things to Eat 231-Cars 223— Miscellaneous A Good Tonic For The Uptet Budge! Th t Evening Haand Wenl Adt____________________ B R A ID E D R U O V I yr old Brow n A r u t l. I ' l X I l . * kmalkr matching All tor S1S0. H I SIM______________________ Dry want. sand, patio ttonet Great# traps, cement, car ttopt ttept. bene het rock, itool. concrete Miracle Concrete Ce 10* Elm Avenue 133 5751 Rtbuin K IR ■ y : t l i t H A VO Ouerenteed Kirby Co 71* W. Itt SI 111 544* Satellite T V System! Complete All you need )00\ Financing No money down |l M* t» Universal *n 57a* Ita* I ton Ford flatbed truck A lto walk behind concrete taw 131 SIM _______ 1 Seen Riding Tractors I to be tited up. the other It lor parlt 1300 00MI SliS !** I Honda Accord Air, automatic Reduced SS**S Caerfoty Ponttec...........331 l i l t 1**1 Toyota Cellca loartedt No money down M**S Ceurtety Pontiac .........Ill 3131 I f t } Bulck Century * door Loaded No money down u**S Ceurtety P ontiac_„ 133 3131 Caurtaty PenUac......... ns lilt IWI AMC Spirit See to behove! No money down U**S Ceurtety Pontiac............ 175 1131 l*73Bulek leSebre Reduced! One owner sees Ceurtety Pontiac .....133 1131 1*7} C A D ILLA C LIM OUSINEWhile A black Sail U too or rani t i t par hour aa* 7130 1*7S Pontiac Attra See lobe I-eve tl**S Courteey Pentlac .........m n i l Shenandoah" village APTS. SJ FROM *300 ^Rental Office 323-2920 * ■^ 4230 S. ORLANDO DRfVT U. SANFORD wheel bat* 1775 Atk for j ohnny or Linda 13301)1 Vehicles / Campers 233— Auto Parts / Accessories TO O L BOX tor Mini Truck Nissan. Dattun tic 1)00 Attar S H I 3**1 Biu* Bird Wander)odg* 3lFt In aecalknt condition Reduced from *43 000 00 to 137 000 00 M U ST S E L lt l Call H3 7H* or 133 17*1______________________ Motorhom* 77 Dodg* Sporttman Top ahapa Call altar I pm ___________ H I * m ___________ 73 Trmilet Pickup Cimpef Chovy C 30 or Ford Vans 1*»S Naw Loaded! High top dual air color TV. bar CB power windows A lockt. cruise, stereo Rslalls 33) 300 sal# Si* **S Call *41.1*41 Aganl i**0 Ford 3-'4 ton pick up dump truck Naw painting uphol t k r y tuna up and front and alignment Apple p<e condi Hon Yours tor 1*500 Dump truck laatuf* a ion* la worth M O M * Ray IBS IT* 13*3 1**3 L T D . * door Super nice inside A oul 3 tone paint AC. po w er s te e rin g , b r a k t t tlereo cruise. vinyl roof, wire wheels Need Sla Wagon or P/Up In trade l i f t * 11 I **} Pontiac Bonneville Loaded1 Reduced U t t l 1500 00 H I 3<t* 243— Junk Cars A N Y SUNK CARS A TR U C K S BavgM Front SI* U* A mare Call H 3 -U M ...................... 311*313 TO P Dollar Paid tor J unk A If tad cara.truckt A heavy ___ equipment 113 Sewp W E P A T TO P DOLLAR FOR JU N K CARS A N D T R U C K S CBS A U T O PARTS 3»1«S*S THE LARGEST, MOST PICTURESQUE DCALERamP IN LAKE MONROE OTTERUM GREAT SAVINGS! Ceurtety Pontiac .......313 1131 1983 CHEVY MONTE CARLO $ £ £ £ £ A/T, A/C, Low M iles......................... A U C TIO N O D O O 1982 OLDS CUTLASS CRUI Station Wagon, Ideal For Vacations ...................... . 4300 A C R E S 231-Cars Ta gat a " b ile ' "drop* Una" in Want *d i i U P ic k A F r o t h P ic k e d Strawberries, dally. Sanford Area 173 *7*7 *3IO*dt t . jurat t » n fldl French Avo............. 333 IMS t*S*S •71 Chovy Bonania >* Ion. long Sleeps 4 77 P in k SSS* dawn ' INI AMC Concord l**l Dattun King Cab. Air, cut tom topper Reduced (Sees Ceurtety Penttec ........ 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IMP Pontiac Grand P rH No money down! tie*I Court*ty Pontiac _____ 11) 1111 IN I AMC Concord Wagon Reduced tlt*S Ceurkty ^ n t ia c ........— 13)11)1 Loaded ’*** Mercury Marqult Station Wagon One owner Low milage ideas C our tat y Pontiac____ . 11*3131 A U TO SALES A U C TIO N E V E R Y FR I N IG H T 235— Trucks / Buses/Vans IS** Pontiac Firobird Loaded' Reduced 17*3 Ceurtety Pontiac ..... i l l Silt 1170 S. Sanfotd 321 4075 e F re e k good homo e Oood wttchdeqt a Prefer kneed yerde Call Sat SCSI e W A N TE D D E A D OR A L IV E I Rttrigeretort. Wattle-t O v e rt ......................... i n c m Need • Mawar. Raka. Ha*/ Plod It In TSta WaaS A di Riding Lawn Mower tor ta x I H P cuta M Inchat Call 173 Sunday. April 31, IM S -7 B 231-Cars Bad Credit? Ho Credit? Nt FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES _________ m so?* 191— Building Materials Knee De«p In Crra? Evening Hdretd. 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The office park, where Car­ dinal will consolidate its o p e r a t i o n s Is a 30,000 square loot facility located o ppo sitite the C a rd in a l manufacturing facility on South Sanford Avenue. IN BRIEF UCF Center Offers International Business Counseling, Seminars T h r keys in success In International business arc available for llir asking at the University of Central Florida, where counseling, workshops and seminars on the subject are now oili-red by the Small liuslness Development Center. The targets of llir new program are Individuals and organizations In Ihe community with International focus, said Lisa Gentile, coordinator fit the SBDC. Gentile. with an MBA In International business, a masters degree In Spanish, anrl a background In Import/exporl management hopes to attract educators, students. SBDC consultnnis. businesses. Internailonal trade orgnnl/nllont and government agencies to use the service. "This pooling »»f resources will bring Increased knowlcrlge of the International marketplace, promotion of Inlrrnatlonal trade, an Increase in the availability of Information and library resources, and hands-on Involvem ini of students and enrichment of faculty expertise." Gentile observed The SIIDC firogram Is two dimensional. Gentile said ft is designed to expand community consulting services by integrating current resources and sponsoring seminars and workshops in conjunction with the International trade community, assisted by university faculty, the Florida Council of Internailonal Development ami Ihe World Trade and District Export Council members under the direction of the U.S. Department of Commerce, Areas of application Include Industry analysts. ex|>ort capability, licensing, documentation and logistics, terms of payment, customs and duties, exchange rates, data hunks, federal and slate assistance program and others. Gentile explained. More specific Information on Ihe nrw UCF International business program can he obtained by calling Genllle, al 1.1051275-2796 H*f *M CSoW by G rn * ry Chase Granted Ohio Outposts Insure the operation ol Mentor circumstances permitted by an and Federated as Independent... emergency stale law. and to prevent the Improper Federated was among those diversion of funds there shall be not allowed by ihe stale to no transactions tietween either reopen for normal business until Mentor or Federuled and (Chase) It qualified for federal Insurance. or any of Its subsidiaries without the prior approval of Ihe Federal Mentor was allowed to reopen, Heserve Bank of New York.” the but only after Chase deposited #4 million In the institution. Fed said. "The board believes that an Ihe state asked the Fed to emergency exists.*’ the Fed speed up Its approval process, statem ent said C itin g the since the two Institutions were "unique circumstances" that led among those that were closed to the Ohio thrift closings, the after depositors, fearing the emergency legislation enacted private Insurance fund was In­ adequate. started to withdraw by the stale of Ohio and "the need for a prompt solution In their money In large amounts. this case." Ihe Fed said It has. Forty-eight of the savings and determined "there are substan­ loans have since hern reopened tial benefits lo the public for normal business while 20 associated w llh preserving others remain closed except for Mentor and Federated as thrift w ith d ra w a ls under lim ite d competitors." W ASHINGTON (UPI| - The Federal Reserve late Friday approved the upplleatlon of New York’s Chase Manhattan Corp. to aqulre two previously stateinsured savings and loans In Ohio. T h e Fed g a v e C h a se permission to operate Mentor Savings Bank, of Mentor, Ohio, and Federated Savings Hank of Cincinnati us ihrlfl Institutions, not commercial banks, but only wllh stiff restrictions designed to limit Ihe Impact on Ohio bank Ing. Video Biz Opens In Seminole Orlando-bused Florida Video Clubs, dhu Vidro III/, recently Irar xfcrrrd lis four frunchlsc locations to SMD Enterprises of Miami lor one-half million dollars. According to Edward Faim III, general partner of the lortner Florida Video Clubs, (lie sale was consumaled with transferrnl of ownership and franchising rights lo SMH Enterprises and was accomplished prior lo Ihe Christinas sales season Klorlda Video Clubs was founded In May I a n d began u|M'rullnns at the 1-akr Conway Woods location. With Increased sales. Florldu Video Clubs expanded to three other areas In Central Florida within 1H months. ' According In a prescl game plan based upon sales, locations were opened at Goodings I'la/as In Altamonte Springs and Casselberry and at Westgate Shopping Center," said Falnclll, In early 1983. video rnsscllr recorders were lound In 10 percent of all American homes Dy Christmas I0H4, (hr miniber had risen lo 20 i*-u cut and Is expected to !*■ 40 (MTcent liy Christinas I9B5, 1 Wi- snUelpxtr with the quality of our products. esthhusHCd track record and thr salrs explnsten of borne VCHh. Video 111/ liam hlses will he In every major city In I hr slate by the spring ol IMHO," said William Dllrh. president of Gull States Video III/ Video Ml/ Southeast regional offices will Ire located at Hurltor Demi In laingwood and arc exjiectcd to !«• ocrupled try Mareli 1985, D iane Lew is Doth In s titu tio n s ra n be merged Into one Ohio company under Ihe arrangement but may not lie converted Into hanks without further Fed consid­ eration. " T o the extent necessary to P ro m o te d To P re s id e n c y H e a rin g A id The Board ol Directors of Comfort Pac Systems. Inc., of 370 S a n s u 0 I v d . , Longwood, has announced the promotion of Diana L. Lewis, 33, of Longwood, to the presidency of the firm. Her former position was that of executive vice president. She moved to Longwood 14 months ago from California, where she was formerly with Memorox Corporation and Intersil Corp. Ms. Lewis al ong w i t h five ot her engineers lorm cd Cronus Precision Products lor the manufacture of L E D stop watches. Ms. Lewis is single and originally from Indiana. Sun Bank Income Declines Sun Hanks, Inc., a registered bank bolding company, today announced nrt luroine lor the first quarter ended Marcti 31, 19H5, of #17.5 million, or $.7H per share on a lully diluted basis, compared wllh # 11) 2 million, nr #88 pet share, loi (In- hist quarter ended Mart'll 31, 1984, a decrease of 10.2 pereent on a |ier share laisls First qtiartrr 1084 net Income Ineludetl an alter-lux gain ol #2,0 million, oi $ 12 per share on a lully dlluletl basis. Irom the sale of u Sun Hank olllee. Exeludlng this gain, per share results r o s e 3.9% lor the first quartered I MBS Greater Sanford Chamber ol Commerce welcoming committee member Mike McCarthy, center, and San­ ford city commissioner Bob Thomas watch as Hearing A id Center owner Bob Westhrln demonstrates an audiometer, a machine used to test hearing. The Hearing Aid Center re­ cently opened In the Bayhead Professional Center, 902 Lake Mary Boulevard, San­ ford. H « r « M P u t s by T , n m , V lm tn l Camtoft Pat I f i l t m i Photo Loaning Dresses, Toys, Tools And More Libraries: Not Just For Books Anymore By Patricia McCormack United Praia International User-friendly? Whal else to call a library or media center, us miuir are now dubbed, that loans not Just books, tapes nod records hut also prom dresses. electric ly|>rwrlters. sewing machines. po*t hole diggers, sunder*. auto jucks or hedge trimmers. Checked out front olhrr libraries are toys, art prints to decorate home or office, Polaroid vamrrus, videotapes and players and cassette recorders. Libraries ulso run job clinics and selfimprovement courses, put on puppet shows and story hours for kids, show free movies and provide musicians performance space. Some libraries, as thr I’equot lo Southport. Conn., keep a fireplace going from lute tall ’til early spring, hi easy choirs near by. patrons rosy up to hooka in down-home style. 1-asl minute Income tux filers ran rv rn look up IKH forms on file at moat libraries and copy thr one needed — using Ihe library’s copying machine That aervlrr cuts out frrn/lrd trip* to the tux ofllcr and rllinlnutru another negatlvr — standing In line. Now. about that nrwrsl wrinkle In unusuul Hems lo rhrek out — prom dresses It’s routined to thr place II sprouted down South — Hrournr High School In Spurtunburg. S C. It saves kids and their lurnillra Irom parting with #100 or so for a dress that probably gets worn only once. The unusual lending program Is called DOLL, Dresses on Loan Irom the Library. Librarian Mary Atm Munn gets credit. Here's how It happened: Seven years ugo. a wedding dress was donulrd to Ihe library and has been loaned out several times for nuptial events. Last spring, when Munn was mulling over thr plight of girls who couldn't buy dresses for the junior-senior prom, she happened to think about the wedding gown loans. Next she asked purrnta, friends, teachers, students tr, donate prom dresars to the media renter, Presto. Soon she had 24 drraaes hanging ihe nation more than #224 billion every year In welfare payments. crime, Incompetent Job performance, lost lux revenues and remedial education. "Th e number of functional llllierules grows every year." he said. Another ALA campaign, launched In 1981, encourages people lo cull libraries or stop In lo ask about anything This gives non-users a chance lo see first-hand that libraries arc friendly plares. The "Cull Ihe Library" project developed un entertaining twist. Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show started rrudlnq questions people asked libraries — and then rcclled Ihe answers. The ALA says the spots still are part of Ihe “ Tonight'' repertoire. Classics from the collection: — How much water would the Hoar Howl hold? The Slate Library of Iowa In Dcs Moines unswerrd: 164.502.960 gallons. — How long will it be before the sun bum s out? Indiunupolts-Murlnu County Public Library. Indi­ anapolis. answered: At least another 5 billion years. — Did General Custer have life Insurance? The Brooklyn IHibllc Library, New York, answered: Yes. When he fought at the Little Big Horn he was Insured by New York Life for #5.000 — Which end of the egg comes out of the chicken first? The New Orleans Public Library In Loulslutm answerrd- The big end. — Did Adam have u navel? The Chicago Public Library. Chicago, answered: "Michelangelo believed so. as he pa one In his "Creation of Adam " which hangs In the Slstlne Chapel. cost 'LibrarUs will g*t you through tlmos of no monoy hotter than money will get you through time# of no libraries.’ on u clothes ruck In the library. Now there are 50. The collection Isn’t for proms only. Over thr Chrlslmus holidays 15 to 20 of the gowns were cheeked out. The nation’s 15.000 public libraries alone attract 15.5 million people weekly, says Hubert Wcdgcworth. executive director of Ihe ALA. There are also HH.OOO public and private school llbrurtrs or media centers; 10.000 special ones — medical, law. corjxirate; 3.000 urademlc and research fudlltles. "A Nation of Headers" a recent Library Week theme, kept celebrities boosting that idea In Irlrvlslon spots. "I love reading to kids,” Hill Cosby says In one. "Th e ir little faces light up and they giggle at thr tunny parts and they Jump at the scary parts.” " I have to admit." Brooke Shields says In another. "I really love to read. It mukrs me feel confident. Hut moat of all. reudlng makes me feel good about myself. You can fret good ubout yourself, too. Hrad. It's great stuff." In yet another, author Louis L'Am our says: "Hookscan take you anywherr you want logo. "You can wander with cowboys and Indians, sail on a pirate ship, explore strange lands with the final explorers or travel Into outer spare. Your local library Is your door to adventure, your key to the future." Wrdgcworlh auld a special focus of Library Week '85 Is on Ihe A L A ’s Coalition for Literacy — a project In which volunteers tcsch reading to the cuunlry'a more than 27 million functional Illiterates. The term describes people who cannot read and understand simple texts, signs, lubels and directions well enough lo function In everyday life. Wedgeworth said functionally Illiterate adults 1 There's less outcry In libraries these days over book stealing. Old ones used to disappear regularly — lifted and sold to allegedly Innocent dealers. Booksellers now can call up to check a book, learning front an electronic data base If Ihe book Is on the snitch list Wedgeworth said books these days are also rigged with nearly Invisible magnetic device Ihe anti shoplifting devices In stores. They howl wtien u book leaves the library without being checked out llrst. ( Other electronic touches Include computerized public access catalogs that have replaced the fam card catalog in many libraries. Including the huge New York Public Library. A few libraries, such as the Pikes Peak Library District In Colorado Springs, have computer data hanks that can be accessed from homes or business. Microcomputers on loan at some libraries. Including Ihe Portsmouth. N.H.. library, the Lexington. Ky.. public library and the Fairfax County Library. Springfield, Va. An electronic bulletin board at North Pulaski L ib ra ry In C hica go can be lapped Into around thc-clock Insomniacs can even find a recipe for chocolate chip cookies at 2 a m. People using the library's electronic bulletin board can leave messages for public or private reading, rail up articles on pet care and even read book reviews. Electronic searches also are part of library scene. An example of how It works: — A researcher In Los Angrles needs Informa­ tion Instantly on the poisonous skin seeretlons of the Pardaeherus Marmoratus. a soleflsh found only In Ihe Gulf of Aqaba. -Lib ra ria n s In Ihe Southern California A n ­ swering Network" — SCAN — using more than 300 databases, answer such questions. "Th e SCAN resource center In the Los Angeles Public Library provides a reference referral service for six public-library cooperative systems encom passing 173 lib ra rie s In Southern California." the A LA reports. Another electronic system helps blind people to "read" In some libraries. The Phoenix Library Special Nerds Center, for example, has a Kurzwell Reading Machine This device optically scans a printed book and converts It to a synthetic voice. "Com bining the reading machine with a Versa-Braille paperless braille computer. Apple He computer with Echo II synthetic speech, and a letter-quality Diablo Printer, a blind perron can read and write Uraillc or and prtntrd material electronically, edit manuscripts and punt out corrected copies." the A LA says. "Th e new copy can be placed on the Kurzwell. enabling the blind user to then hear Ihe revised text." �PEO PLE Probing Sem in ole Author Lured To Take In- Depth Look At History Of Ft. Mellon il _ fi ■ —* |,f a H if iM PHtltby bf Ttm Temmy Virvcvnf M*r#»d m i VI _ Ballet Guild Springs With Florida Symphony Orchestra fillKHU Mnrrl. nl H U ____ . . Shell Wllhlir Wilbur, Irff left. Stacey Morris, al p m ., but picnickers will upper, anti Mralher Huffman are arrive early for the annual con­ among the 12 Ballet Guild of cert sparked with elegance. The Sa n fo rd -S e tn ln o le com pany Hallel Guild dancers will perform dancers who will perform with a spirited Jazz number to Nell Ihe Florida Symphony Orchestra Diamond's stirring America. The Saturday. April 20 . in Romantic appearance of Ballet Guild with Interlude al the Springs In FSO "is exclllng." according to Longwood. The concert begins V a le ric W eld. H G S a rtistic director and clm reogruplicr. along with Miriam Wright, The concert last year was rained out. but a lent has been provided for ihe romantic evening in the event of light rain. Heavy rains will call for a rain date. Sunday. April 21, Mime time. Pet Health W ild life Is L o s in g S u rv iv a l S tr u g g le In M a n y L o c a t i o n s The main reason for writing a columnn for animals In an editorial Is lo try to act as a mediator between the general public and dlllerent aspects of the animal world. With ibis general goal In mind I feel that lo do Justice to this basic principle we must touch on subjects dealing with animal life which Involve more than Just our pets. There are many aspects of animal life which the general poubltc still does not understand And with good reason Even those who are concerned with other species have little time to educate thrmslves In order to separate fact from fiction. The simple fact is this: wildlife Is losing the struggle for survival In many locations. The reason Is easy to understand. Man Is the top species whose numbers require space which Is taken from the other species. Many of the human race realize this but unfortunately for many animals it seems that not enough humnans are concerned. I feel that part of the purpose of this column Is to clear away some of the cloudiness In animal Issues as they are currently presented. Much of what Is thought about some species Is warped by superstitions. Other Information Is dismissed by rrjudlre. selfishness and tradition When Issues or Items crop up which give a slanted view on an animal subject we will attempt lo clear up the Issue whenever possible I waited a few weeks before broaching today's subject, partly to keep from speaking with too much emotion. The title of today’s column rrlales to u Dr. Suesse television program. If I remember right. Ihe main character was a creature who could not stop the destruction of the trees because Ihe Inhabitants could not understand their value other than as an expendable commod­ ity. A fwc weeks ngo In a major newspaper there were two stories. One was of an Indlvdual who was killing snakes In a retention pond for supposedly killing his cat. The other was of a hunter who had killed a Florida panther. Doth people explained the reasons for their actions which were not disputed and hence could be misleading. Let us look at both of these stories from natures point of view. M ich a e l T. W alsh, D VM First the snakes. Alter changing much of their homeland to asphalt we huve left the water reptiles fewer aresa lo feed and reproduce. There was no proof that the cat was killed by the "dreaded" water mocassins. And. no elfort was made to Identify the animals. There are species of water snakes which look very similar to the water mocassin and are often mlstuken for Its cousin. This mtmlckry by a non-polnsonous snake of a potnsonous variety Is u method ol survival in the wild but makes It worse where man is concerned Some species of water snakes are know n lo eat young water mocassins, so helpful species are also needlessly killed In addition. Ihr more a human disturbs their Isolated environment the greater the risk of forcing these snakes Into Inhabited areas. The revenge motive for the cat's death does not Justify killing these animals. It Is Ironic that in our society we consider the accused Innocent unless proven guilty but with the snakes It seems to be shoot first and have no second thoughts In conclusion. Ihe snakes showed no abnormal behavior and were being unjustly killed Th e second slory now deserves some comment, partially because the panther Is rndangrrrd and partially because' we also needlessly fear him as an individual. The person who shot the panther felt he was In danger. A reaction oul of Ignorance or perhaps simply a "justification” for his actions While at the University, as u resident. I was lucky enough to be Included as one of the first vlerinartans to be Involved In the State's Panther Project ! caine to know these animals who did their best to avoid man and simply survive. That panther wuld have (led at a moment's notolce if It Bee P E T . 3C Search On For Outstanding Mom May 12 la Mother's Day. We. at The Herald, are searching for the annual "Outstanding Mom" tn the community, but we need the help of readers to find this special woman. The "Outstanding Mom" will be selected from letters of nomination T o make sure your favorite mom gets the proper recognition, follow the simple instructions: First, write your full name, full address Including city and state, snd your telephone number at the top of the page. Underneath, add the name, full address and tele* phone number of the mom you arc nominating. Next, write us a letter telling us In your own words why this m om la so outsta n d in g. Please type or rlrarly print your letter. Submit letters lo PEOPLE Editor Doris Dietrich. P.O. Box 1657 (300 N. French Avc.l. Sanford. FL 32771 no later than Friday. April 26. ihe deadline forjudging Winners will be announced In The Herald on Mother's Day. By Susan Loden Herald Staff W rite r Historian and author A r­ thur E. Francke Jr., has probed the past of Seminole County ami has. he said, recently more precisely pinpointed the location of San­ ford's Ft. Mellon Francke. 72. of DcBary. s.»ld that since moving to the area from the Northeast 12 years ago he was drawn lo discover the history of the fort. Bui he said with a master's degree in history from New York University he would probably have his nose In the past no matter where hr lived However, the site of Ft. Mellon. Just across the St. Johns River from his Volusia County home lured Francke lo explore Us history ihmugh Interviews with the natives and defendants of tori staf­ fers. review of material lit ilu* N a t i o n a l A r c h i v e s In Washington. D C ., and the sparse fragments of Ihe fort's history that could be found locally. Francke said h r was the first u> take an In-depth look ■tt Ft Mellon and lo piece together the history ol the early while setilrrs of San­ ford and Ihclr battles with the Seminole Indians. Al.hough Franeke's l>ook. F t . M e l l o n 18 3 7 - 4 2 A Mi cro ant of the S econd Seminole War was published H«r*M by Wun L»0e* in 1977 after two years of research, hr said, h r con­ Arthur E. Francke Jr. shows a Seminole Indian tinues lo learn facts'about Illustration from his oook, For* Mellon 1837-1042 A the fort Microcosm ol the Second Seminole W ar. Bis innsl recent discovery, made alter reviewing a sur­ Mellonvllle Avenue and East the bridge lender had walking vey map made of the fort in Second Street may In- a little Ihe crank around 47 turns to 1843 after It was closed Is, he oil base. That's lu-tter, lie open the bridge and 47 more said, that the Sem inole said, than to ulteuipt to to close 11 rnch time a trout County Servlrcs Center on locale u inaikrr In the uililitle passed. Francke said. Ftral S tre e t tn H anford, la probably trifling nn the sttr of the smiiliwrni corner of Ihe Ft. Mellon eompound. F r a n eke s a id he d r trrmlned this by having the nltl map superimposed on a current map of Sanford The rx.it i location of Ft. Mellon Isn't Indicated oil the 1843 map. he said, but I fie county services building, which once was the Seminole Memorial Hospital, sits w ithin llie iMiuudarlrsnl the fort site. Fl Mellon. Francke said, may very well have been al I tic point where MeUonvtllr Avenue started, wherr Ihr fort wharl extended Into Lake Monroe. Franrkc recently advised l he Seminole County Com­ mission Ihul It Is working and legislating In the city's most slgnlflclcanl historical location Although his claims mean the fort arru extended much farther lo the west than previously believed. In general, he beilevrs existing markers at Ihe corner of o l n b l o c k In m u r l l o r t l o m « i k a still unestablished exact site of the fort. The Ft. Mellon map and other early Sanford memen­ toes donatrd by Francke are slated (or a display In ihe lobby of (hr County Sei vires ('enter, he said. The Seminole County Hlsi or leal M useum al F ive Pol tils has also bene filed from Franeke’s work. He salvaged and su|>ervl*cd ihr Inslallailon ol the llrst Item at that m uscum — I lie g e a r-tu rn in g m rc h u n ls m from llu* old Osteen bridge. Francke was promised the gear by Ihe opera Ior of the Suntnrd Boat Works who bought the remains of the bridge fot $1 While waiting for a she to place (he gear II got away from the boat works and Francke had to go to Osteen to relrlrvc It. He supervised Ihe Installa­ tion uf the gear In Irun I of ilu* year-old museum and the curious can hand crank thr mechanism to see what a (oh K ru m k r a ls o r s iM lit ls l\ e «l four other titsplnvs nt the Seminole County Museum, one on lortn and lakes, one on r a i l r o a d s , a n o t h e r on s ira m s h lp s a nd one nn agriculture "R a ilro a d s , steamboats and agriculture urr the funda m en la I b a c k bone of Seminole County. The main elements.” Francke said. In Ms research on Ft. Mellon. Francke said, one of i tic m oft surprising and overlooked points hr discov­ ered was that Ihe Second Seminole War was the llrst extensive, logistical use of slramhoals t "E v e ry b o d y thinks the battle was the most imjxirtunt part." he said, and Ihe use of Ihr nleamboals has been overlooked In every history rx rrp t his. "I went out on a limb and expected lo get a lol ol repercussions from bistort* ans. hill iiotmdv contested See HISTORY. 3C SISTER'S Sidewalk Sale Pal Foster, left, chairman of ♦ho SISTER (Sanford's In forested S arahs To En c our ag e R e | u v e n a l I o n ) Downtown Sanford Sidewalk Sale, and Martha Yancey, co chairman, gather Items for fhe sale to be held Saturday, April 27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In celbratlon of Sanlord Appreciation Week. Members of SIS TE R Inc. will hold their sale In front of Ro Jay with the proceeds geared toward continued Im­ provem ent ol downtown Sanlord SI ST E R will otter white elephants, plants and homebaked goods for sale. Other civic organizations will |oln In the sidewalk sale. Mw*M Pfcato br Itmmy VbKMrt �a’ • 1C— Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. # Sunday, April I I , ISIS In And Around Loke Mary Surprise Party Honors Police Chief Benson A surprise party was glvrn for Police Chief H a rry Henson About 45 guest* were at city hall to Join the chief In celebrat­ ing 10 years of service, Ihe first person to serve that long for Ihe city. He was presented with two plaques, one from Ihe city and Ihe other from the fire depart­ ment, making him a Ifetlme honorary member of the fire department. After a roast lo the chief and refreshments, he was preaentd with a gas grill from Ihe employees and residents of the city A “ w e lc o m e home** Is estended lo Kllecn Webster of 2nd SI. Eileen recertify returned Itome from a slay ul Florida SouIh Hospital. Her husband Charles, serves on the Planning and Zoning llpard liest wishes for a very speedy recovery Eileen. On Monday April H. Millie Murray re-opened her barber shop. Millie was u barber In Lake Mary for nearly 15 yeares prior to her closing four yeurs ago. Millie and her usnoclutr. Donna B o n n io O lv era Lake M ary Correspondent 32 1-2200 Moorr are styling both men's and women's hair now. Millie says she s|>ec|allres In t hlldrcn* cuts. The shop Is located on Ihe corner of C IS and Crystal Lake l)r Welcome hack Millie and Donna. Fire Chief Dob Stoddard will lie leaching a CPU Course at the Tuscawllla Presbyterian Church TH e course, sponsored by the American Red Cross, will be held April 22. 25. 20 and May 2 In the evenings For further Informa­ tion, contact Hob at 32.1 7020 Chief SI oddard says that a new radio room and a bunker room have been built In the fire ball lie also report* that In the first quarter of this year, llie de partmenl laid twit e as many lire culls as Iasi year at tills lime Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 41 Command* ( Carl Carlson was at the shuttle launch. April 12. patrolling the Intereoastal and thr Mariana River. Carl along with olhrr auxiliary membrs. manned their Ixiats at 4 p m.. April 11. patrolling the sensitive areas the launch would affect and aiding malfiim Honing bouts needing to l>e towed to u marina. 1 lie four coast guard boats alternated throughout the night sleeping either In their host* or an MV* Carl's fluty this launch was radio w atch , re la yin g messages of status of sltualons on Ihe water let the headquarter i oast guard station at thr Cape Fifty to M) (mats w rr there to view Ihe launch but Carl says that as the weather Improves, luliirr launches could draw as many as 500 s|>eetnlnr lioalx ( atl lias aided In nearly .ill of thr shuttle launches Marlon S« hwelekrrt of Crystal U ikr Drive will celebrate her HOI It birthday at a party lo Ire held Sunday at her son and daughter III laws. Zip and Annie Si I i w c Ii krrt o l Kvansdule Hoad Mrs Scliwelrkrrt has lived In Lake Mary for 30 years A very happy birthday to you Marlon! Lions Off To A Good Start Sully Fleming, left, presldcnf of the Sanford Lions Club, presents a certificate of ap predation to guest speaker, Sanford City Commissioner John Mercer who gave a progress report covering the first quarter of 1985 Lions members asked for Mercer's participation In spearheading a pro|ect to Install “ Welcome to Sanford" civic club signs on State road 46 East and West. The club meets every Tuesday at noon at Holiday Inn, 1-4 and Stale road 46. Wife's Nose For News Is A Little Too Keen D E A R A U U Y: Fur 47 years I have treen married In a liemilllul. kind, affectionate, curing, con crrnrd, bright and loyal woman On Ihe nlbcr hand lor 47 yearn she bus been reading all tny personal mall, and never have I received a phone call lira) she trus mil listened lo on I be extrusion plume We buvr discussed tills vlo tutlnn of my privacy many times In u culm and fairly amiable open discussion. Iiul lo no avail I'leusc u n d e rs ta n d , her policing of my communication* has nothing lo do with (ealousy or suspicion — II seems lo Is* an extension of "wind s new" — her kern In trrrs l In everything that's going on. No guile or mrunnrss Is Involved Whut could I have done lo Improve lire situation? I am writing Ihlsul 4:10a in W. IN B O Y N TO N B E A C H , F L A . D E A R W.r If you had dr ruuudrd your privacy, instead ol discussing her violation id II In a calm and lulrly amiable iqx-ii d is c u s s io n , p e r h a p s yo u wouldn't be writing lo Drat Abby ul 4:10 a.in. 47 yeurs lisr late. How u kind, curing, concerned and bright woman cun Ire so Insensitive to Ihe rights of hrt iiinui'v Irom going to places uninleiided h\ Ihe giver F .Y F .W IT N E 8 8 D ear D E A R W I T N E S S : Most |>eoplr Abby husband I tallies me I'lrusr warn |s-ople never lo send cash lo a charllable organl/allon — even U ll'sonlv a dollar! ISinall amounts are more easily |tockeied I I worked lor a highly respected charllable organl/allon. and when I had Item there a shori lime. I discovered lliai one ol ilic employees who had Item there lor a very long lime was taking money Even though the giver ircrlvcd a receipt lor Ihe dona Hull.a copy of dial receipt lo show dial Ihe organl/allon had received die money was not kept. There arc many line charities dial are IlM) perm it holiest, so I am 'lot discouraging |s-nplr horn sending money: I want only to advise diem never lo send a dollar or two In cash — give checks or money orders. I truly (relieve that II this letter Is published. II will save a lol ol D EAR A B IIY r send chei ks oi money orders I h i . i i i s i thev want a record ol llii'lr contribution* llor lax purpo ses) but it doesn't hurt to remind those who think II I* more convenient" lo (list slick a dollar or two In an envelope. II Ibis applies lo you. Dear Reader, please don't stop giving just stop giving cash e s * w »T M o w s M»w*t»* Contestants ready for O ratorical Contest High School Students Vie For Scholarships April 27 has hern selected a* Ihe dale for (he annual Celery c i t y L o d g e No 542 and Evergreen Temple No 321 Ora­ torical Contrat, al 7:30 p m al T r i n i t y U n ite d M r th u d 1st Church. Sanford Avenue and Frill Slrrrt. These students In die senior classes of high schools of Seminole County will complete for scholarship* given by the local l.odgr and Temple. These young orators will give thetr orations on the title they selected from the topics given bv the Lodge Sybil Maker, the daughter of Mr and Mrs Steward Maker attends Seminole High School She is jouranllst lor lire Delteens of Orlando and received thr Seminole High School Soplto metre and .junior Citizenship Award Sybil Is frltte Honor Club president, a member of the St .lames AME Church. Y I’D. secretary of the Sunday Schiml and a prospective 1985 de­ butante. Lester Cabrera, thr son ol Mrs Eva Huertas itl Cuasrlberry. Is a student al Oviedo High School lie p articip a te d In V a rsity liaschull and JV baseball and also J V Football Ynlundo Dorman Is a senior transfer student to Seminole High from Rochester. N Y She Is the daughter of Mr and Mrs .fell Dorman Fran T Gordon Is thr (laugh le r of M rs C a t h e r in e J Gordon..She Is a senior al Lake Mary High where she Is an excellent track star, member ol Ihe Nallonal Honor Society. Golden Fleece cross-country l re a m . S o cce r tra m and Homecoming Uneen for l!IH4 Jacqueline Grayson, a senior trannfrr student to Seminole High, is the daughter of Mis C h e rrle G ra y s o n and Is a member of 1'olyglnlx. F ill.A Club Trade Turner Is the (laugher of Mrs Jacqueline I. Johnson Shr Is president of FHLA. ICC re p re se n ta tive lor A A U , a member of the Spanish Club. Keyelles, Chorus, and was a member of Ihe llomecoming Court Shr I i . i s received an award Irom thr Klw.mtx Club ol East-West Sanford for Itdng an Outstanding Young Woman of Central Florida days visiting with Iris mother. Mrs Mary Mrclalrrn. his sister. Mrs Oliva Avers, and olhrr family and friends Dr Harhar was honored with a cookoul al the home of his mother with tils friend* attendmg Dr. Harhar will rrtnrn lo New York City after visiting olhrr aiirarllon* in Florida. Marva Hawkins in -it m Sylvia Wade Is the daughter of Mrs Agnes Tillm an Wade. She Is a member of the Spnalsh Club. Seminole High Marching and Concert Hand, photographer for lire Yearbook, a participant In I fir Junior Miss I'agrant. Jour nallst for the school paper, cheerleader for thr Wrestling Tram and a mem tier of New Ml C a lva ry M issionary baptist Church. Tammy Williams, thr daugh ler ul Mrs Slirrrlnr Thomas. Is a m rm brr of Ihe Seminole High Hand, an olllcer ol AAU. member ol the Spanish Club and was a participant In the Junior Miss Pageant d ia lle d with Dr Lewis Jones who was In his hometown for a few days on business and in visit with family and friends Happy to hear that his mother Mrs Anna Thomas is now with him and is r Improved Dr Jones returned lo Washington alter a brief visit. T li e A n n ii a I F a rn 11y and Friends Day al Allen Chapel AM E Church will lx- celebrated April 2H. al 11 a rn with Sanford Mayor Heiiyr Smith ol Sanford The church is located al I2ih Slrerl and Olive Avenue. The Rev. John II Woodard Is pastor and Miss Chinrta Singletary is i h.iirl.idv Dr Adolpha lt.irb.ir, former Sanfnrdlle Is In lire city (or a few Drs. Tillery, Robinson, Ughtbody, Payor, & Salmon are pleased to announce the opening of a second office for the practice of ORAL MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY In Longw ood Place 414 2811 Weal Stale Road 434 Neat To Barnett Bank Just West Of Springs Pia/a ( 305) 774-3399 ARTISTRY IN THE COUNTRY Mny lilt A 5ilt I ‘>85 10 A .M . to I l\ M . ART A CRAFT SHOW In Thr Slrrrl. tlf Downtown l.nkr Mnrx RIHHOVS AWARDED Entry Fee: I l ’i.lKI Senior Citizen* (a.INI ENTRY DATELINE: APRIL Mlh. ISIS Sponsored liy D E A R A U U Y : My 42 year old InistM-id * "gel up and go" has been gone lor a long lime. He comes home Irom an office Job. cals his dinner. I lien lulls asleep III his i n liner lie wakes up two hours later and goes to Iml Should I get rid of Ihe recllner oi m\ husband? NO O N E T O T A L K T O First, ask voursclf || your company or convrrsatIon could !>e pulling your husband to sleep, and your question may answer Itself If It's not you. your listless mate could Ire sick or depressed. Insist thut he see his physician Irefcrre you get rid ol him or Ihe recllner D EAR NO Phil Pastoret Add to your trivial lore The origi­ nal Mazda sold In this country was a light bulb, not an auto II yon have a lawn mower that won't work, lake away kla outdoor lounge eknlr and kldr ike key to Ike beer cupboard O N E: LAKE MARY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE POST O FFIC E BOX 117 LAKE M ARY. FLORIDA 17744 ____ __________________ (3051322*1213 Y o u Bet It W o r k s ! Know who will gel you the Job. but know-how la what will help Insure that you'll be able to keep It ‘ 7 L o s t 6 0 H o u n ds A n d St) Cun Y o u ! APRIL SPECIAL 4 acl«L The Graduate Shop Specializing In Custom Designs Diamond Settings Regency Graduation Announcements 100 For *26.60 REMOUNTS C JEWELRY REPAIRS ALL REPAIRS DONE ON PREMISES F R E E P H Y S IC A L T O T H E F IR S T 25 W HO CALL! N am e Cards in Health §md Clinics 100 For *12.00 MOST «[PA'RS-SAV( DA» SERWlCE Wkera Weight Control Is More Than Just A Diet I S jU u 2209 French Ave. h i j 'ifa U lm a ,* 4 S t& A \n s m i "One Of The Largest Hallmark Shops In The Southeast Sanford APPRAISALS 28 VMS. EXPERIENCE Otter Expires 4/30/80 323-5330 WINTER PARK Monday thru T-J8 8JL418 ML Friday ! 620-1441 B m m m 3-6303 *JL-On M L J ... J : *- • • *i 1 �In And Around Sanford Evening Herald Sanlord. FI Sunday April II 1*15 — 1C Dazzling Dallas Setting Heralds ...History ACS-125 Gala Gathering Guests Continued From 1C it The glitter anti glamor of Dallas will be well reprrvnled Thursday. from fi lo 10 p nr., at ihe gorgeous Tara-slyle home of •Jan and Don Mauerle when they PEOPLE yt.V are host and hostess lo thr Editor annual ACS 125 gathering Guests will use their Imagina­ tions to rival the dazzle of the (single or couplet to the Ameri­ famous television setting can Cancer Society, I’ O Box 95 At last year s gala gathering at Sanford, or by calling 322 0849. the Haucrles. Sherli Davis . Red 9a m fo 2 p m Mot Mama of Hosir o Grady V April has been designated as wowed the elite group of patrons A m e r ic a n C a n c e r S o c ie ty in her own Inimitable singing Crusade Month- Without volun­ style teers. the ACS could not perform Sherli will return Thursday to tile valuable senders to fight continue her popular ael lor cancer those attending the American Long before the local ACS Unit Cancer Society benefit. had an office in the Sanford area Adding lo the festive event will Mary Jo Cochrane coordinated be a display of Karoly Forgo'* arranging transportation for American still life artistry A cancer patients to cancer cen­ percentage of the sales u-ill |«- ters At that lime. 15 years ago. made to the ACS toward the the annual unit goal was about continuing search lor .r cure for $4 000 00. according to Irene cancer Hr ow n T h e 1985 goal is Invitations have been mailed $45,000.00 to those formerly showing an Hetty Sandagc is a cancer Interest in the A C S -125 Howev­ victim turned volunteer and a er according to Vivian Hoi k. the member of the local Sanlord public Is invited to the reception Lake Mary linn A mastectomy Reservations must be made by patient. Hetty cheerfully roordi April 22 by sending $125 OO nates the Hcarli To Rrcm rrv Doris Dietrich Mary Jo Cochrane SrT Raylene Carroll Program for mastectomy pa tients One program / Can Cope is bein g oflcred th ro u g h the Central Florida Regional Hospt tal with materials supplied by the American Cancer S<s u tv ACS volunteer Ruvlcnr G Cat roll. Director ol Social Sendees .u CFRH shares the leadership ol ib is p ro g ra m w ith Nancy Edwards ol CFRH Both have a personal interest m the program since thev lost their parents to cancer Vivian Burk is rurrrntlv si-rv Ing her second year as president of thr lucal unit She anti her husband. Richard share the chairmanship ol the Sanford Lake Man Crusade for 1985 Saying she likes to organize tund raisers Vivian adds that $29.000 00 ol this years goal has fvern reached and is I i o |m-! u I the ACS 125 will help e v .« rd Ho projected goal . S a n fa id f rain ke is also Interested iti tin- history ol Volusia < O l i n t y and is a member and director ol the West Volusia Historical Society He is eon irthtiHnng to an aettnini ot the history ot West Volusia that lie exju-t is will In published latct this \ rai i his tollnu s bis F.ir/y I i.u » ol Seminole < ouury which yy a s jin bl Islte il by i lie Seminole County lhstoiie.il t mil mission and Seminole t'oinmmiUv i allege Ft.meki serves (he Seminole t'mmlv Hisioileat Commission as a emisulting hisiortail d lf if i'ic c t a t t o H 7Vce6 SaCc April 22nd thru April 27th 2 2 - 2J L - ---------M j U - u) <* S U « Uft 0 0 - *3a 20% * ( ( w EVERT DAY SPECIALS T~ EVERY *-> 2 1-------- 1 DAY BARGAINS s95 tn Th 120% * , HURRY IN 20* °U 02^5 - TODAY! *3 3 1 2 1 - g to ix u * * 1 ,1*. 20% OH rf shouted and that was enough t<> scan Into h.u k up the tree Hard to liellevc lids is the tearless killer cat that some people leel |itsUflrs bis de.rslh We will dls< uss the late ol the f lorid.i P.inthet at length lit luiure eolumtis ll (here arc annual svtbjects ilia I you tlon I understand m that you leel .tre mipuriatit lo discuss please yy rile and gtv e me your suggestions. This Includes the wild species as well as our pets F o r a n s w e r s to your ftel he,illh t ju e s r / o n s u n i t lo lh Mtrh.icl I U'a/s/i C /O The F v e r r in g Ib-mltl n o H o y 1657 S.mlnni J 277 I Chuluota; Sm all Animals — Christina Johnson- Longwond. M a rin e S r le tte r — C a rr ie Waldrop. Lake Mary. Clothing — Ft.nuinc Huggins. Altamonte Springs; .mil .Jeimilct Mctnhcld Sanford; Safety — David Nun­ nery. Chuluota. and Consumer Education — Lori Hill. Krisll Ills most persnii.il prized jt o s s r s s io u s I n u n | lie Senttnoli W ar era is a portrait ol Indian warrior Osceola and a emijile ot sketehrs ol Ft Alt-lion by yvat artist ( apt John K Vlirinn. Ite s.ild Fratuke whose w ile of 38 years Shirley s r iy < - s as h is typist said he may have Inherited hts interest m writing .md in histoiv limn Ills uncle A 11 T'ruili ke To hts smpitsi- when look ing Im his oyy n name m a list ol authors m prim he lound hts uncle s ii.urn .mil dts< oy ered he had w rillcu two histories ol libel u hu h yyere if 4-H'ers Compete At Events Day Se m in o le C o u n ty 4 II rrs eompeied In I he annual 4 II County Events Day held at the Seminole County Agrtrulture Center cm April 13. County Events Day glvrs 4 -H 'rrs the o p p o rtu n ity to present de­ monstrations and public s h a k ­ ing In iheir project arras This event Is designed to allow 4 -H ’crs to gain experience and confidence in sjreakhig t*cfore the jmbllr. Top Junior and Senior 4 IPcrs In each category will advance lo District Events competition later In the spring T h o s e 4 - H ’ ers w h o w ill advance to District Events are: Breads. Slast Bojanowskl, San­ lord; Food ft Nutrition — Jessica Feurrhahn. Dorl Sapp. Sanlord; and Dawn Trencher. Winter S p r in g s ; M e c h a n ic a l A Electronic Science — .Jaime BoJanowskl. Sanlord. and Eddie W aldrop. Lake M ary; Horse Public S (waking — Barbara Ann Bucclno. Longwuod; Horse — Cindy Sutton. Amice DeGrow. Scott Cllmer. Erin Dotson, all L o n g w oo d ; and D e b o ra h Sargeni. Tiffany Wallace. San­ f o rd ; R e cre a tio n — C ln d l Meriwether and Mike l.yon. Sanford; Industrial Arts — Jenl Meriwether. Sanford: Horticulture - Wesley Nunnery. Seminole High Class ol 1930 will iner t Saturday Anrll 27. for remmsetng and reuniting at the Holiday Inn Sanford Marina Nellie Coleman is chairman of the 55th t lass reunion Former Sanlord residents Ji>e and Ann siec/kowskl now ol 8 -rn. Jo s e C a ll I arc the tmuseguesis ot Mona and Rick U .tlkcr on W aslimgton Avenue Traveling ttr tlietr motor home. Arm and Joe leit San dose on Fell I to y istt friends and relattyes thniugfiout the South en mute to San lord where .lor vy.is stationed with the l' S Nay y and yy fieri they made their home lor 18 y ears R u th L e g g o re b.is been Since lo< s retiremeni from awarded Citrus t ounnl ol Girl IBM on April I in San Jose, they Scouts' highest aw ard tin have been on a 3 month lour ol 1hanks Hadge According to Alaska Inlinwcd by a |nurnev Dorls-Hacmi-EIsca ot the Ctirus through the lla|a Peninsula Counell ol Girl Scouts. Ibis They will return to the West award Is given only for m o g u l l oast via the eastern seaborn it tlon ol tbe most onist.mding i an.ula .mil the northwestern states sendee." Ruth Is currently the Seminole Area Training CtMirdtnator and a During Snntnid .\pj>ti <i.itimt member ol the cnuntil s pm Week the Womans Club o| grain committee Sailliirtl will pailli Ijrati 111 the As a Girl Seoul irooji leader Downtown Sidewalk Sale m< plaits scout activities and tnsip Apr ll 27 with a table ol baked government Ruth is also actlvi goods lor sale III llllltt ol lulls by In her church as a Sunday Nan on East First Street School teacher and Vacation Hazel Cash chairman re Blhlr School liclpet minds members to tiring then baked goods early The beautiful new bottii ol Mi and Mrs Glltierl S Blake on Hill (below chairman ol tin letkc Markham was tin setting Annual May Day Hnim ii at tin lor the tr.ulllloii.il bridesmaids ‘s.inlotrl < |y li ('■ liter .mummers luncheon honoring Sandra G that it. ki ts an on sale Im the Vogel and her bridal.mi nd.tuts May 5 Iced Irony n 3(1 a iti to Co--hostess was Mrs Ralph It I 30 p in Htll says proceeds vs 11I (.arson The hostess gill to till be used toward bcaiutllciitimi ol bride elect was two c\<|uisil< Sanlord'H "Irm it door," the eandleholders w ith tiv s t .il l.iketriiiit area ghtbes For Inliiniiatluii. call ticket The hullel table was c e n l e t e i l chairm an. Hazel Cash. 322 with an arrangement ol spring I 125 Tickets are $3, adults, anil (lowers 8 1 5<i i hlldri-ii iiinlt-r 12. Sandra Is the daughter ol Mi. and Mrs. George E. Vogel ol Lake Kale Nash tell us that tire Murkliam. She and Robert llukrr 11rllowlog n rw iiirm tim of the are being married Saturday. Woman's Club of Sanford were April 20. at the First Hapilsi Introduced at the April meeting; Llndn Ann Deldore. Hetty SunChurch. Sanford rtiigr and Wilma Sct>n»tlan. The Rev. Wulllnm II StemjKT Ttte Sanford chapters of Beta J r., a native of Sanford anil Vlrar for Corporate Affairs of the Sigma Phi will observe Found­ Kjilseojial Dloeese of New York, er's Day with a luncheon at was Invited to participate to a Matson Kt .Jardlu. Altamonte policy Forum at the White Springs on Saturday. Ajrrll 27. (louse, Washington. D C on at t I a in Fot those who have not marie April 18 A cco rd in g lo Fa ith Ryan reservations, please KSVP by Whittlesey. Assistant to the Pres r .tiling Betty Jack. 322 f»3!Kl ■ ■ ■ — — ...P e t Health Continued F ro m IC bad been given I he *bailee Flic problem w as that no chatter was given We have been mislead to Ihlnk that they will nrrdlrsslv harm man when la ir to face Tills notion is thrust at us by Inaccurate III run and hooks Was the individual in danger when the cat did not even Know hr was around? I have to doubt it From m y own prrsnnul cx|MTlcm r I once lound mysell the only thing I>etween a drugged panther and freedom I was one jiortloii ol a circle Iiene.itb the animal in a gently sloping tier- As he moved down the trunk In im direction I waved tin hands and Idem tor Public Liaison, the purpose ol tin- forum was to provide an understanding of the Administration's policies on the tnnitneni nt Alric.i with Sjierlal re le rru c e to South A frica , human rights .mil famine relief tie said franike said the attempts of peacemaking b\ the l iter okccs in the Ft Mellon con­ flict are also .wi-Iookcd Rej* resentaltves ot the l herokers tried he said to work out a settlem ent b rt vvern th r Semtnoles.tml the Ft Mellon men hut they didn't sue i fed I he i herokers were a very advanced livill/nllon They had a constitution and a supreme court Kised on ours and a sort ol alphabet There s a lot ol Cherokee blood In a lot ol Americans W r e o u hi h a v e e a s ily assimilated the Indians into our nation T hey yverr willing tl yvr had given them the rights |hey yyallied to settle dow n he said puhUshcd m India In the 1930* Hand and hand with Ills research is Franc Kt- s w rmng W r i t i n g takes a lot ol sculpting You get an idea and you w rite it d o w n roughlv ami then vott want to compact it It lakes a lot ol rewriting Good w riting yy ith anybody. I don i think is sjNintanrous It lias to Im- walked on he said He's negotiating puhIlea tlo n ol a b io g ra p h y ol t'oaeoor-ltee the ehtrl yylio led the Settunoles m the battle ol l amp Monroe lit Mellonl in 1837 And he has seleiird arranged titled and compiled irom tl'r/f/am ft.irfr.irn s Frost■ l\H'tr\ m Free Verstjue ee s t h a I ha v e t<e e n pubhslied by Frit iosoiu/i on us tiai K cover since 1979 he said Meriwether. Sanlortl T h r lullnwing 4-H'ers also presented tlemonsl ral Ions at C o u n ty Events D ay. lo g in ) Nystorn and Renee Law I m u I i Winter Sjirtngs. Darvl Waldrop. U k c Mary; Jamie Neville. San­ lord. Jenl Hevsesen. Geneva; and Christina Neville. 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Dill A Dot Palntar STENSTROM REALTY PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT POODS HARRELL A BEVERLY TRANSMISSION Downtown Sanlord Don Knight and Stall L.O. PLANTE, INC. Ovlado, Florida MBL'a GULP SERVICE PUBLIX MARKETS 2599 Sanlord Ava. David Bavarly and Stall Eunice Wilson and Stall and Employaaa Mol Dekle and Employees OSBORN'S BOOK AND BIBLE STORE WILSONEICHELBEROER MORTUARY WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilton SEN K A R IK O L A S S * P A IN T C O ., IN C . Jerry A Ed Sonkarik and Employaot WINN-DIXIE STORES and Employees ■SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY IIMOK1 or POP fat,a 4.*teakt| .1 0*4 :7tk4lto kM-* liit-tot Pi tor C-tet * totet.a ( w I m * M* tote* A.* . im* • « i IlHteto i.te-Ha to Ate I 'l l ■ Vlk to Itelto* I I •*•••*- IIP lm# I-to. Ik lm* tto.1 Ik llfto •iprni Ate—. , kte' .l Ctetk Oiwk* (to.*i t e .1 Cte«m C,,ttto lata 1 kr Im* • « , Ctetk—* ,, k*MI Ctetk. Iff to— *— toH Ctet to 4..I-.I Ctetk, 1111 Oak kte ( .teaII t*.I kte,"I (kte. a'a, Masa- h i , Itaktl (teak. 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Ota nm a****ka TM to te to ai Chmft al l a f weed CBpWd laaAard r*d i nm 9 •r t e a cartel torn 7M iu i any 4m. u n - k t e 1714 ( , IMI 4 tort lm .lim » to tern 4toft te n cnrau *1 Paakp to Uk* ■ i ctem * c— h Car, In. U—kak pll 4ft M L U t e a 4 tol Ctetk, U to l l i ,1 I Ctem. C— ai Carnal* I I i 11to • te to tea IU TM to Mto to y-M-a CJMreBel t e ir—•* c— m n t e to cute in* >U TM 4*a*pk Ctem al On 1—4 tote t aCt— kh I r C t e m 1444 4 t n . k An �R E L tG P N Evtm ng Herald. Sanford, FI. Armageddon Theology: B r ie fly President Proclaims National Day Of Prayer President Ronald Reagan has asked Americans "to Rather together on May 2 In homes and places of worship to pray, each after his or her own manner, for unity of the hearts of all mankind.’* Ily action of Ihe Congress and the President In 1952. each U.S. President sets aside one day annually as a National Day of Prayer. On Jan. 29. President Ronald Reagan Issued a Presidential proclamation designating the nation's 33rd consecutive Day of Prayer. "Today.** the proclamation stated, "our Nation is at peace and is enjoying prosperity, but our need for prayer is even greater. We can give thanks to God for the ever increasing abundance He has bestowed on us. and we can remember all those In our society who are In need of help, whether It be In material assistance or In the form of charity or simply a friendly word of encouragement." The National Day of Prayer Task Force, a nondryomlnallon.il group, urges all Americans 1o take at least five minutes at noon to express their thanks to God and to pray. Centennial Festival A "Festival on the Green” will highlight the monthly celebration of the centennial of Its historic chapel on Saturday May 4 at Altamonte Community Chupcl on state Road 436 at Forest Avenue. An arts and crafts show with some 20 exhibits will be open free to the public from 10 a.m. to 5 p in. in the fellowship hall. An antique Victorian doll show with 150 museum class dolls of three local collectors will be open to the public from 1 to 5 p m . In fellowship hall A donation of $2 50 is asked for the doll show and lea with all proceeds going to the historic chapel restoration fund. A few exhibitor spares are still available. For Information call 339 9658 or 339 520H. On April 14 the members donned period costumes for the morning service, ufter which the Rev. Wayne E. Smith and the Rev. Ja n rll O Nlckols. and the congregation went to the fellowship hull for a slide presentation on Altamonte Springs and Maitland history by church member Lee Jacobs of the Unllrd Telphone Speakers Bureau. D o m e s t ic P o lic ie s In f lu e n c e d By David E. Anderson UP1 Religion Writer Armageddon theology. Ihe belief that the final conflict between good and evil Is Impending and will destroy Ihe world, can influence political attitudes toward domestic policies as well as such issues as the arms race. That Is the conclusion of a new discussion paper from People for the American Way. the non-partisan First Amendment protec­ tion group formed to do battle with the Religious Right, In the study. James Castelll. the syn­ dicated religion writer, argues that the Influence of Armageddon theology — an Issue that surfaced briefly during the presidential campaign — may Influence Reagan administration domestic policies on such Issues as the budget deficit, the environment and other Issues that stretch over the long term. President Reagan has acknowledged that he has discussed Armageddon on a number of Instances with various church leaders 1his Sunday will be Law Enforcement Appreciation Day at Sanford Alliance Church. 1401 S Park Avr. Special recognillon will la- given to members of each local law enforcement agency during the 7 p in. service at which a feature film, //raven's /Zeroes, will be shown. Fellowship and refreshments will follow the service. Garner Speaks A t Meetings Charlie T . Garner, minister of the Wesi Orange Church of Christ, Winter Garden, will be the s|>eakrr In a series ol gospel meetings at the Church of Christ. 1500 Park Ave., Sanford. Sunday through Friday. Theme will be An Excited Church for the 20th Century. Garner has been preaching lor 30 years in Florida, Texas. West Virginia. Michigan and Oregon and was a missionary In the Philippines for several years. Services will lie held Sunday ut I I a.m. and 6 p.m. and Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sharing Center Gift The Episcopal Foundation of Ihe Diocese of Central Florida has given $1,000 to the Hanford Christian Sharing Cenlcr to help minister to those in need. Co-op Program Spotlighted First Baptist Church Markham Woods. Lakr Mary, will spotlight the GOth birthday of the Southern Baptist Cooperative Program at the morning service this Sunday. The program of taking the gospel around the world Is supporled by a partnership ol people, churches, and conventions The youth und college and career will have a fellowship following the evening worship service in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pearce, Spiveys Present Drama Greg and Mary Spivey of Ministry In Drama. St. Petersburg, will present Biblical portrayals ut First Assembly of God. 304 W. 27th St.. Sanford, at 5 p.m. this Sunday. D w ayn a Lite Dwayna Litz Sings Sunday For Service Dwuyna L iu . 16. who has been singing since Ihe age of three, will share her testimony In word and song on Sunday at 7 p.m. at Central Baptist Church. Sanford. Dwayna. who sung at the Sanford A re a -w id e Crusade conducted by Evangelist E.J. Daniels last yeur. Is an honor student ut W. Orange High School and a member of First Baptist Church. Orlando. This special youth service will close Youth Week activities at the church lead by Matthew A lle n , y o u th pastor; Steve Smith, minister of music; Robert Miller, inlnlstrr of education; and Karen Edgcmon. minister of y o u th , E ric L u c e . Y o u th Brotherhood director was In chrfrge of the Brotherhood breakfast earlier In the week. Chapel Guide, 80, A Campus Hit Tom Berg. 19. doesn't know too much about St. Joan, who was said to have prayed In the chapel, but he knows plenty about G e rtru d e , the chapel guide. In fact, he Is one of many students who make It a point to visit her regularly. "She's like a grandma to a lot of people." Berg said. "There's a lot of kids that she knows who will go to the chapel, sit down and talk to Gertrude for 5 to 10 minutes." Berg says he makes sure Gertrude, who ha* never mar­ ried. gets a kiss. "As old as I am. of course they l o o k at m e as t h e i r grandmother." Miss Marx said. "But the first thing they do Is hug me and kiss me. They're my best friends. I take It In stride." As guide. Gertrude (ells how the chapel was brought from France to New York In 1926 and how It was donated to the university In 1964 along with antiques, artwork and ancient sculpture. She also tells the story about one stone In the chapel that St. It Joan, ut age 17. 1* said lo have kissed after praying for success In the war to save France In 1429. The stone turned cold, and some say It still Is several degrees chillier than others. "It s only a story but It's very fascinating." Gertrude said. Gertrude has plenty of other stories, most of them ubout her sludent friends who come to the chapel to celebrate dally Mass, pray or Just talk. "Th e y can say what they want In the newspapers on how the young people are going to hell but I II stand up for them any day." Gertrude said. A few months ago the students showed how they felt about her. Gertrude Injured her back lifting a chair and was forced to miss work for five week*. During that time she says she received many calls and letters from students and graduates The recovery has been steady. "Now that I'm back they kind of check tabs on me. making sure I'm OK.** While the student* make sure Gertrude Is OK. she make* sure they aren't hurting either. Often, her Job as chapel guide includes plenty of listening and a little counseling. •'Some come In to pray, some come In to sit and meditate and some come In to do th e ir hom ew ork," she said. "B u t many come in with thetr silent problems and that's where I and other public ofllclals. but during the campaign stressed that "no one knows w hether these prophecies mean that Armageddon Is a thousand years away or the day alter tomorrow." In the past, much of the criticism of Reagan's dabbling In Armageddon Ihrologv has been the fear that It could lead the president to be less than cautious in risking nuclear war. But In the new study. Castelll said that the Idea of an Impending Armageddon could have domestic political consequences as well, and he notes, as an example, former Interior Sectretarv James Watt's testimony before a congressional committee: "I do not know how many future generations we can count on before the Lord returns." Castelll said such theology Is the base upon which the political agenda of the Religious Right — including Jerry Falwell. J im m y Swaggart. Pal Robertson. Jim Bukkrr. James Rohtson and Tim Lallaye — is built. O n dom estic Issues. C a ste lll said Armageddon theology "rejects a basic concept of the Judco-Chrtsttan tradition which has legitimately hrljx-d shape Ameri­ can culture — the belief In 'stewardship.* man'll responsibility to care for God's creation and pass It on to futurr genera­ tions." The belief that the end Is near. Castelll said, may explain w hy leaders of the Religious Right — and some within the admlnlsliution — do not seem to worry about the budget deficit, the environment, education and other jtrograms that alTecl future generations Armageddon theology also touches public policy In another way. Castelll argues: "II only those who turn to Chrlsi will be saved, and If the end Is near, the top priority — even for government — becomes saving souls." This may hr Ip explain the drive to make America a religious nation and why somr people think it Is more Important lo "save" people than to feed them, more Important to get children to pray In school than to tcacli them to think and even more Important to get them IntoChrlstlan schools, he said Moral Dilemma Of Dying Law Enforcement Appreciation By Mark O’Keefe M ILW AUKEE (U I’II - In a 600-year-old chapel on a college campus, students come to hug and kiss an BO-year-old saint. Actually. Gertrude Marx. 80. has not been canonized but Marquette University students who visit historic St. Joan of Arc Chapel consider her a good candidate. Sunday, April 11, »* U — SC come in us sort ol u foster grandmother, to find out what's troubling them. "1 like to In somr way share with Ihcm the benrfll of the experiences I've had I tell them, look. It's not the end of the world. I had those exjiertences too and they were hard but Ux>k. I’m still here.*" Berg, like many other stu­ dents. Is glad she Is. "She Is someone who Is so kind, so simple, so loving und so gentle," Berg said. "She Is someone who will listen. She's that someone that's there who you ran be with. Sometimes you visit her and you get that feeling that everything Is going to be all right." The churches are going to have lo make a momentous decision one of these days — whether or not to give their approval to euthunasla and suicide. An Associated I’ress poll found that 6H percent of Americans believe that people with painful, Incurable diseases "should be allowed to end their lives." Courts have already ruled that life-support systrm s may be disconnected from patients with no hope of recovery. And this year the New Jersey Supreme Court decided that. In the cusc of (he terminally III. the removal of artificial feeding Is |>ermlsslb1r. This ruling would allow the parents of Karen Ann Uululan lo end their adopted daughter's life. Now 31. Karen Is confined lo a water lied In a New Jersey nursing home. It was 10 years ugo (his month that she lapsed into a cornu from which she has never emerged. Saints And Sinners George Plagrnt Important to ask a question that has scarcely been raised in the 10-year deltaic over whether or not to keep Karen alive. That question is. "What Is lx-st lot Karen?" In the heat of Ihe controversy over Karen, discussion centered m ainly on the medical ethics of terminating someone's life. Ihe legal definition ol death and the e m o tio n a l s u ffe rin g of her the right to determine when a person should die. The pro euthanasia people say If It Is up to God lo decide when life ends, then all attempts in lengthen life may lx- thwarting God's will. too. "It Is Just as logical to say God may have Intended for many ol Ihosc to have died who are alive today only because of Ihe Intc rv rn llo n of doctors.** the euthanasia proponents rrply. Everyone dies sooner or later Why the repugnance then to hastening Ihe death ol someone who Is suffering the ruvages ol a trrmlnal disease that certainly is not God's will? Wouldn't It be "more Chris­ tian" to end the patient's stiller ing and s|ieed hts entry into that realm where there is uellhet pain nor disease? T h a t Is a q u e s tio n the churches have not given a clear answer lo. T o many ot i Ih m who have their doubts about euthanasia, the question that troubles them most Is the practical — not the Ideologlcul — one. "W ho Is going lo decide when It Is time lo lennlnale somebody's life?" Is It going to be the doc Ior? Or will the lineal of a malpractice suit make him dump Ihe matter bark on the family? In thul case, whnt will lx- done about the unscrupulous adult children who may want to get an early sturt on u parent 's Inheritance? We arc dealing herr with what muy become the Ihornlest moral question of ihe final years of this parents. A dreper moral issue not only In Karen's case but in the cases of other terminally ill patients may well tvr. "What will be the quality of life open to them tf A court order a year later they are kept alive? What will be permitted Karen to be taken olT best for them?" J u d a is m nnd tr a d itio n a l the respirator In compliance with her parents' request, but Christianity have always opshe has continued to live on, jtosed euthanasia — Including although an article In the April suicide. That stund has been Ladles' Home Jo u rn a l says. solicited somrwh.il to permit the "She Is rarely restful and con­ withdrawal of support systrms l hal extend the life of the stantly lights for life." incurably ill. But this relaxation But her Catholic parent* ref­ of a h a rd -lin e a ttitu d e on use to slop feeding her. They see euthanasia has not extended to that ns different from pulling the "m ercy killings" und suicide. plug on the resplrntnr. "it would One of the major arguments be like actively killing her." they against cuthanastu Is that those say. who take ihe life of the termi­ While it Is not hard to un­ nally III patient are "playing derstand their feelings, II may be God." Only Gcal. It Is said, has century. Riddles To Sing In Music Series Hnrtxirn und T y Riddle will l>rcscnt u program entitled Now Let Ux All /‘raise God and Sing! Sunday at 7 p.m. as part of the music series at First United Methodist C hurch, 419 l‘ark Ave . Sanford. Accompanist for the program will lx- Russell Moore, organist and handbell choir director for Sanlundo U n ite d Methodist Church. Longwood. M rs. Riddle Is pastor of Tuskawilla United Methodist Church which she founded In 1980 Mr. Riddle Is director of music lor the Sanlundo church and director of choral activities at West Orange High School In Winter Garden. They are ihe parents of two sons. Th e Riddles are from St. Petersburg where they attended St. Petersburg Junior College and the University of South Florida, where he majored In music education und she In sociology. She earned her Muster of Divinity degree and he hts Master In Sacred Music degree and Southern Methodist Univer­ sity. Barbara and Ty Riddle S t. ^luttjeran fflljurtt) Highway 426 & Red Bug Road, Oviedo 32765 SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES 8:30 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL • 9:45 A.M. Revival Series The Rev. Danny Strickland, pastor of Parkway Baptist Church, Orlando, w ill be evangelist at revival services to be conducted Sunday t h r o u g h W e d n e s d a y at Westview Baptist Church, 2743 Country Club Road, Sanford. Services will be Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. and Monday through Wed­ nesday, 7:30p.m. ^C uke’s y ltte a i/ . . . JP Jl CELEBRATION OF WORSHIP IN THE SPIRIT AND THE WORD. SUND AY SCH O O L ................................................ 9:45 A.M. M ORNIN G WORSHIP ............................................ 10:50 A.M. EVENING W O R S H IP*.............................................. 6:00 P.M. # William Thompson, Pastor S a n fo rd C h urch o f G o d M l West 22nd S lrM t 222 3742 �r* *C— Evening Herald, Senford, FI. BLONDIE ♦ Sunday, April at, I W by Chic Young H O RO SCO PES by Mon Welker CHOW.' CHOW / THE BORN LOSER he 'll sto o p TO ANYTHING TO SELL THAT SLOP/ by AM Sanaom I ’M TEW BLY WORRIED ABOUT^N OLD A6 E (D O C T O R WHAT CAU, ARCHIE by Bob Montana EEK & MEEK by Howl* Schneider by Hargreavea A Sellers MR. MEN AND LITTLE MISS 171“ ■ |.»» Ui_____t it 122 BUGS BUNNY THAT WAB&T SOT INTO WOVAL CAW WOT PATCH A 3 AIN rt< FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves j THEN tT y A 3 P E B P ----f X 'L L C A U L THE n O c K H O l P W M EETING TO O ^ P E P , H O ft^ N W ILL G *Vf TH E 9 U \P TEp LY JoH N/oN PEpogT ANP W ILL P ^ IV E THff tfETAW AY C A P-. TOUR BIRTHDAY APRIL 21. 1985 In the year ahead devote more of your effort* and energies to projects or ventures that hold the p ro m ise of lo n g -ra n g e benefits, as opposed to those that only offer small Immediate returns. TAURUS |April 20 May 20) Avoid Involvements loday with p e r s o n s w h o te n d to be dictatorial. You won’t like hav­ ing another tell you how to spend your time. The Match­ maker wheel reveals your com­ patibility to all signs, as well as showing you which signs you are best suited lo romantically. To get yours, mail $2 to AstroGraph. Box 489. Radio City Station. New York. NY 10019. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) When confronted by difficult Iasks today, carefully plan your procedures In advanrr so you won’t make mistakes and lose Interest, C A N C E R (June 2 1-July 22) Members of a social clique may create a situation loday with which you won’t want to be Identified. When you see I he signals, walk away. L E O (Ju ly 23-Aug 22) In Important career mailers today, guard against erratic actions that could make you look bad In the eyes of your contemporaries. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If you start pulling down the Ideas of others today, lie prepared to have your own views criticized. Say only what Is complimentary. L IB R A ISept. 23 Oct. 23) Peo­ ple who lack expertise and know how musl not be allowed to manage situations for you today that could end up costing you money. SC O R P IO (Oct 24 Nov 221 I-eft to your own devices, you’ll perform productively today. However, when others Inject suggestions lhe results will lie quite different YOUR B IR T H D A Y A P R IL 22. 1985 More fun than you’ve enjoyed lor snmr time Is In (he offing for you In the year ahead. Your altitude and demeanor will be more relaxed and you won’t take yourself or events too seriously. T A U R U S (April 20 May 20) In business situations today, don’t t*e air,ltd to give a little In order lo get. You. In lu m . will be treated generously If you are unselfish. Major changes are in store for Taurus In the year ahead. Send for you r AstroGraph predictions today. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph. Ik>x 4M9. Radio C ity Station. Nrw York. NY lOOIf). Be sure to slate your rodluc sign. G E M IN I (May 2 1-June 20) You may have an opportunity today lo stand by an old friend who Is In need ol your support. H r will not readily forget your true-blue quulltirs. C A N C E R (June 2 1J u ly 22) Lady Luck will be keeping close tabs on you today and she’ll {Hip up If you should nerd her to ball you out of a light spot L E O (July 23 Aug 22) Before doing business with strangers today, doulilr-chrck your old sources. They might be able lo get you what you want at a better prtce. * 4 Sloppy person 8 Buckthorn trull 12 Genetic material (abbr) 13 Young lady (Fr. abbr] 14 Usat chair 15 Play division 16 But (Gar.) 17 haw Marico art colony 18 Affirmations 20 Babylonian Oe'ty 22 Actresa Banaderot 23 lag bona 2S SSI. 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Thoughtless comments couid create u very serious Incident. C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22 Jan. 19) To appease friends loday. be prepared lo adjust your social arrangements so the will of the majority will prevail A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb 19) Br content with what you have today, rather than envying ollicrs Don't be motivated lo a cq u ire for all the w ro n g reasons. PISCES IFeb. 20 March 20| It will be unwise today to Inject volatile topics Into conversations with friends Just to provoke a reaction. Don’t open Pandora's box. A R IES I March 2 1-April 19) Strive lo be prat Ileal and pru­ dent In your financial affairs today. If you have to spend funds, be sure you gel value received V IR G O (A u g 23-Sept 22| Associates who gave you only lukewarm support yesterday might be willing to pull out alt the slops loday. Go back to them with your request. LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct 23) You have a marvelous (acuity for putting ut esse people you're involved with today Harmony wiil lighten your footsteps and so will pleasant memories. SCO R P IO (Oct 24-Nov. 221 Financial conditions are favor­ able for you today, yrt you might not reap your returns through your customary channels. A new source Will tie lapped S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov 23 Dec. 21) It Is not usually wise to let your heart rule your head, but today Is an exception Let your compassion he your motivation. C A P R IC O R N (Dec 22-Jan. 19) There are a number of con­ structive tilings you can do today that will benefit your family. You know what they are. so get moving. A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20 Feb. 19| I f you have Ihr opportunity today, let others know how you truly Teel about the one you lave. Your expression of devotion In Iron! of friends will make your loved one's day. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) The rrwards you anticipate to­ day will come your way, pro­ vided you arc persistent enough. Don’t toss In your hand before the last curd Is played. A R IE S (March 21 -April 19) Flattery will get you everywhere today but It must be deserved. Be lavish In your compliments to those who truly warrant praise. CELEBRITY CIPHER Hi CtptMN' tAYplogrinTH «#t n « l« J Nam QwotBliarw try livnau* f atft antrmtMphmiiaraSt Hoc tnoti*air p*«« BrnQvMaC f by COHMlf Wl£N(R •C’W C EVCYE APNO DV UKOPM YVOACYE DV WX WCYT RVUO." — 80BPGUO U. C. AP XP MP I P . SOLUTION a * «x * A « H I .. aaot 0| Ouiqiou I Mn*3*q puiuu Aui qaada oi OuioC WIN AT BRIDGE South won the opening lead with the hrarl king and played the spude ace W hen West followed with the 10. It was obvious that trumps were split­ ting 5 1 That bad split made 12 tricks in spades a difficult hill to climb. Still.... TUMBLEWEEDS 4 Shatters 5 Lew degree lebbr) 6 City in hew York 1 Whaft up. What The Day Will Bring... BEETLE BAILEY Answer to Previoue PurMe ACROSS .1 #t* NUZ TKMfUff TdETHfft ASP-BUT DOES SANDY KNOW >00 WELL ENOUGH r rfkantf ytr SCENT? know w u Mill Til another club back to Ills Jack So far. so good. Next South cashed his other high heart and then cashed dum m y’s A K U <>l diamonds, on which declarer threw hts losing heart. E ve ryth in g was now hunky dory. D u m m y ’ s last c lu b w as played. East threw his last heart and West won Ihr nine. West had another club left lo leud. but declarer played Ihr spade Jack from dum m y and poor East had to underruff. Although six no-trump could be made tf declarer takes the right view In the club suit, making six spades against a 5-1 split In trumps has a touch more elegance, don't you think? t lou ♦ J 74 T IC ) ♦AKyj ♦ A74 WEST • 10 V»7 5) EAST ♦ 1 4 4 )1 T q j to 4 VI 4 I ♦J7 ) ♦ KVS) ♦ 104 S4HTII ♦ A Kill T AK4 4 10 I ♦q jll Vulnerable North South Dealer North W>*1 North Kail Saolh 14 Pau 14 Pus 1NT Pau *4 4V Pitt )♦ Pau Pau 44 Pau 4 NT Pau 4T Pau «♦ Pau Pau Pau Opening lead 9F2 by Leonard Slarr 31- �Sunday, April II, 1H J - 7C Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. 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Jerry lawn A tailing comedian plan* to kidnap a wan mown tala tho* hoal ffl HI EMPIRE. INC Beginning « ItZt IN* mniaria* lollowl in* ruifirat* atproi* oI Jama* Uunro* (Kenneth Warth) a Canadian mduatnaui' CJpatna oI dmnng adnatter m to auod* and u*mg phaaniNopy lor Bnanoal gam (Part 1ol 9) 2:05 53 BASEBALL Houaton Amo* at AHam* Bra rat 300 O $ M AG RACING Gatornaton art' 800 6 30 O ' l ' SUNDAY MASS I II O OAT OF DISCOVERY (T , O ORAL ROBERTS 5t (Ml the Charm kins Amm*t ad The adtantura* ol Lad, Sapper and ha Panda mCham Wort) aa lord learning Pa h a u l ol Ban Vaaan AAaan Oumn and Sa>y Slruthai g 11 BUGS BUNNY ANO FRrENOS d ) ft) RAMBOW BRfTI Ammaiad A roung gal wtih K a t a pewrn 0:00 O l ' WORLD TOMORROW d l O SUNDAY MOAMNQ Scnad Utad Ba Moyai proMe* Nortnat Couama pr«RN o' >etha eon pro- Natrona wraaUar, Bnma and Dawtd (D O FIRST PRESS YTE WAN CHURCH OEORLANOO 5) (Mi tr an sfo r m er s ffl ( Ml PAMTMO CERAMICS ffl |S| VOLTRON. 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GOOD THRU APRIL 30 11:05 11 CA TUNS 11:30 8 ffl SCRABBLE A L L D IN N E R S T O RYAN S HOPE ffl ( 101FLQRIOASTYLC 11:35 53 womanwatch (AAOn) 53 LUCY SHOW (TUC-FW) % O FF AFTERNOON 12:00 8 ffl m o o a y DINNERS DO N O T INCLU0E SALADS DESSERTS, BEVERAGES NOT GOOD WITH AN Y OTH ER DISCOUNTS i) O lO h tw s 11 (M)BEWITCHED ffl (TO) NATURE 0E THINGS (MON) ffl (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (IUt) ffl ()0) MYSTERY) (WED) ffl (TO) NOVA (THU) ffl ( 10) WILDERNESS JOURNAL (FRO ffl |t) MANNtX Western Sizzlin Steak House® 5F0 12:05 2900 S. Orlando Dr. (17-92) Sanford 13 PERRY MASON 1230 0 4 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW t O YOUNG ANO THE REST­ LESS ZZZ2 ZZZZZZZZZZ a oiovwa 41 (M) BEVERLY MIUB1UIES 1 00 8 4) OATS Of OUR LIVES T O ALL MY CHILDREN II |MIOCK VAN DYKE ffl 110) MOVIE (MON) ffl (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUf) PUBLIC NOTICE! 8 4 FANTASY ISLANO 7 ) O NASHVILLE MUSIC vCoS FISH FRY 12:35 t t OPEN UR Elderly Ouaala Dr Hobart Butler, itmvau. Conger taman Pappar. 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"Th# AOvan. turat Ol ShartocA Hoimaa Walton and Hoimaa by to prevent ba id ntpptng o* a young hairtti by I myttartout man g 3:30 l O O f HARMONY ANO GRACE 17 O ESSENCE ON TELEVISION I I PS) t J DANIELS U SUNOAY FUNNIES NBA BASKETBALL Playprt 2:30 ( D O USFL FOOTBALL Houaton Gam Liar ■ at Anyone Outlaw* or Tampa Bar Bandit* al Birmingham 7:00 d ) ! t }W V GRANT 8:00 E) ffl OdTRCNT STROKES TVad M her continual nagging Arnold -abolagat Laa a Kane* claaa Iproiacl |R) 11 CHARLES M CHARGE Chari** mea t prt soman *n*r a ■pat mlh Qaandcryn, than hnda •wnaad chaperoning a aumbar par­ ly lor laa t gaKrandt |R) T O TJ HOOKER An anragad Hooter comb* Iha tlreati lo hnd in* man who mol Stacy and an her to da |R)g II (IS I MOW Th* Rraonar Ol Second Araru ‘ ( 1B7SI Jad Lem­ mon Arm* Barteroil Baaed on Ih* play by Nad Sangn An tdvartmng tiecutae lo*** ha lob and ha tamiy bacaut# ol Pa ticiw ort and in* hmlie Manhattan par a ffl110) TV AUCTION (CONTO* ffl It) HONEYMOONERS (7 O THIS WEEK WITH DAW) BAMKLEY (D 1101GOURMET COOKING morning 1101 TV AUCTION A thdby r Two Fltgt Wail Ian MOTORWtCK ILLUSTRATED 0 } MOW fltSOI Urvtt Danaa. 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SANFORD AVENUE SANFORD 4:55 ffl O M O W (MON, TUt) 70 0 8 4 SAVER SPOONS A Haaowawn power outage caa let Ih* deal aimotpnar* lor R«*y and Na part lo engage m a ghett Hwy gam* fR) ) O so m in u te s (7 O NPLEY S BELIEVE IT OR 5:00 51 (Ml NEWS 13 IT'S TOUR Business (MON) 11 A U IN THE FAMILY (TUC-THU) U AQRCULTURB U S A (FAR 5:25 NOD Featured th* annual Ciunaaa lea lantern Featnrd a ttaiool me­ an artihcut hand Ih* tlory Quaiyat Cdali th* Artec god 6l peace who K cordtrtg lo togand wet bamahad bom Ih* tend and returned at H*rnan Cortat conqueror ol th* Ay ffl) O HOUYWOOO ANO THE STARS (WED-EW) tK* iRig II (SI) FAME n< on (hacovert a tWanted longwnlar who* tarring Ira* n a yvane* deterLon canter ffl (W| AUSTIN CTTY HANTS F**. 8 ffl NBC NEWS AT SUNRW4 brad Jurea Newton i Argo gI th* Morning Br*a* It to Me Gently Mark Gray ( Diamond* m th* 0u*l ‘ "K Am 1 Eaay I ffl III TALES FROM THE DARK. IDE Uwwng cortege itinactplt a IO*t aocrrtl *aC>Klty number and a mother who doaan t racognu* torn cauaw a roung grapruc dwatgnar to WO m o Parana* 7:30 O 3 FUNKY BREWS TER A now piano taachar (Andy Gibb) »rcc**dt n ranawmg Ptmrty'a nrtarait «, bar Watont (Rl ffl II) MOMT GALLERY 600 8 4 MOW Th* Wnda 01 Awhmtn ItSTSi Chart** B Ptarc* Earl E Smrth An I l yaar old Ouaa w boy tat* owl acroaa in* g>*a* land* M 1SS0* Montana to avang* tta tamp, t death* ID O MUROER. SHE WROTE Jaaham anan an* warm* to Wyomrg Nr Iha Amaral ol an cad band CD O t h a t w a s t h e w eek THAT WAS * caal ol ragoar* |om* boat* Dand Fret) and Arm* Baniron aa » « y la*a a aaucal too* at tom* wtamr n*wa manta ol Pa paal a*** a a tare* a* rapid tv* tail* 11 (Ml OUNT W K 3NS 0E TOMORROW FulwrtBody The tna t at atan today a and tomorrow t taan through currant FIRST ASSIGNMENT [p o - n ! LONE WOLF MC QUAOE r?i MONDAY. FRIDAY 10-5 NO PERSONAL CHECKS 5:30 8 ffl H COUNTRY (TUi-ERO 13 JMMY IWAOGART too J Q MORNPtQ STRETCH 1 0 fYtWTTNESB DAYBMAK (Ml GOOD DAYl I (SIAM BARKER »* 6:30 O CBB EARLY UORMatO m 0 O ABC NEWS THta MORMNG s (MIPOPCYI FUNTWM (MON-THU) 6:35 11 FUNDMt (FRl) 645 0 O EYtWTTNCBB DAYBREAK ffl (W) AM. WEATHER 7:00 JTOOAY 0 O CBB M0RWI0 NBWB ) GOOO MOWMNO AMERCA [(M IFU NTB TO NE* JaliaTna I h Hack With A New Menu Dointf What We*ve Always Done Best, Serving The Highest Quality Seafood And Mouthwatering Steahs And Prime Bib At Very Reasonable Prices . E A R L Y 3 -6 P M B IR D S M o n .- F r i. 1306 PMSat. 11:306 I'MSun P rim e R ib , F lo u n d e r , M iih i M a h i, F rie d S c a l­ lo p s , S tu ffe d 7:15 • (WIA.II. WEATHER F rie d C la m s 7:30 51 PS) TOM AM) JERRY ffl 110|SESAME STREET Q ffl ffl BWPCCTOR GADGET 7:35 t t I DREAM 0E JEANNiS 600 I t m WOOOY WOOOPECKER ffl IB) HEATHCUFP ON LY O L D F L O R ID A CRACKER STYLE F lo u n d e r '/» L b ..,* 4 .9 5 F lo u n d e r, )(W| FARM DAY $5 95 Includes: Famous Conch Chowder. Baked Potato and French Fries or Bice, Fresh Garden Salad or Cole Slaw, lint Bread and Butler. B roiled Rock S h rim p '/j L b ......* 4 .9 5 Seafood F la tte r ..* 6 .9 5 A b (» v t* S e r v e d W i t h French Frien, Cole Sluw and Hush Puppies PAN HANDLE STYL E STEAK.BAKE & SALAD T e n d e r L o in C h u n k s .......... •5.95 Prime Rib and Danish Lobster Tails....... *8 .9 5 Above Served With Baked Potato and Fresh Garden Salad. Your Choice Of Dressing- From Our Conch Chowder To Our Key Lim e Tart, You'll Savor A nd Appreciate Everything About Bahama Joe's Including The Check!! bon* regenerate*! bmmea and • ffl (W) NATURE Iha F*gnt Crt Iha Candor A too* at Chrta I coaatH 3 2 3 -4 6 6 4 CHILDREN’S DINNERS #2.95 to *3.95 SUNDAY THURSDAY 11 10 AM 10 PM. FRIDAY 11JO AM II PM. SATURDAY 6:30-11 PM u 4ft 2508 FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17-02) SANFORD t'T l la** lac act (Part } a O ) Q a> l « MOW votoano' i <M*i * -4) *ii *-% * • �SuimU y, April 31, IMS wi m i « v i YOUR DOUBLE COUPONS SAVE YOU MORE AT WINN-DIXIE! TMl IIOMl fO tlMII OUANIIIIIS APRIL 21, 1985 inis o m « *Atin w rut »ou owing count * s orangt s i minoi r o s c io ia nmvAno votusu tA«r citrus su m tir marion Indian myf r a st lu c n nil IOU*0*»I (OOPANf L*0««i0<l> i 0 U »0 * iL IN O IK U N O ( #•**»'< A *1 \ SUNDAY APRIL 21, 1985 O N LY ! SUNDAY A P R IL 21, 1985 O N L Y ! SUNDAY A P R IL 21, 1985 O N LY! HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE PORK CHOPS faywuufet PEPSI»«. O f C O L A .............. » s 0 \ W ITH THIS COUPON GOOD APRIL 21-24, 1985 Wmn Im m FREE! 49 ORANGE 1 2 Y «.«I 1 — HASHBROWN POTATOES p r r 1 i n 3 DILL PICKLES SUPER BONUS m iiu p \ U H L IF COFFEE $179 JS iC JC lW W "'— SUPER BONUS SUPER BONUS ’S i r J S V T S F " " SUPER BONUS isrjffwnsr stejcim r I •#•*»*•#V • A*a - Api E> 1 %VA— »» »» %• » �VIEWPOINT D a v e F a rr / • • • There Has To Be Some Heart In Government ' By Donna Estes Herald Staff W rite r David Farr has a vision for Sanford (n i hal vision. I hr cilv commissioner serving his seventh year in office sees a ronitminllv undlxruplrd by the demands of growth. Traffic Is moving smoothly along ma)or thoroughfares, which are bordered with sidewalks to provide safe walking for seniors and others who would rathrr walk than drive Teenagers are participating In organized and supervised recreation programs, featuring dances aud other appropriate activities, rather than hanging out at hamburger heavens and getting Into mischief. In Farr’s vision, the citizens ol ihr community are attending concerts In the park or ut the community college, or an art festival downtown or watchings sailboat regatta on Lake Monroe. The citizens, proud of their community, are doing their part to maintain Its cleanliness and scenic beauty. No litter will lx- seen on public streets. Property and homes will lx- kepi up and lawns manicured. And the city commission will tx- “ governing with a heart." Farr's vision Is not for the Impossible Utopian perfection Sir Thomas More dreamed ol in the 16th Century. tic lerls most. If not all ol his visions, can become reality with planning leadership, using growth lo provide solutions. The first step toward reaching these goals is for the city to create a full-fledged planning depart­ ment with a professional planner, a planning technician and a secretary, says Farr, who holds a master's degree In city planning And second would be adoption of development guidelines, letting developers know what Is expected of them. To stop traffic Jams on major thoroughfares, parallel roads should be built along side the highways, he says, alleviating the need for curb cuts at every business or even’ housing develop­ ment lo allow vehicles Into the mainstream of traffic. In this fashion some vehicles would not have to entrr the flow of traffic on the highways, while the others could enter at major intersec­ tions or at traffic signals. To tic ready for Increased tralllc, he says planning should begin now to widen within the nexi 10 years such roads as Airport Boulevard. 25lh Street. 20th Street. U S. Highway 17-92 and West First Street. And sidewalks bordering the roads should tie bulll ai the same time. Farr believes. Airport Boulevard will need to be lour-lanrd with an Improved rural seel Ion and llmlird access, via the parallel roads he envisions. “ We should mil allow unlimited access as was done on state roads 434 and 136." Farr says. "The city of Sanford must move quickly If II Is lo successfully avoid the same mistakes other communities have made." The way to acquire the right-of-way needed for parallel roads is for key developers to include Ihose rights-of-way aud parallel roads in their planning. W ah new development guidelines. Farr says, developers would know up trnnl what the city requirements are amt why. "At ilie same time we should not become as rigid against developers as some other governH*nM Plw*» br T »m m r V u h h I See T H E R E , page 4D Commissioner F a rr looks over traffic to be managed in the future Why Can 't Brain Be Depreciated? Terrorism Aim ed At M ultinationals M akes Risk Control Growth Industry B y Leon Daniel UPl National Reporter WASHING TON (U l’ll — Corporations In­ creasingly are turning lo security consulting firms that specialize In risk control lor protection aguinsi International terrorism. Multinational firms spend big money lo protect their executives from assassins, kidnappers, extortionists, bombers and hi­ jackers. , Risk control tiregna a growth industry during the tU7tls when kidnappings pro­ mpted nuillln.itmoats to buy ransom Insur­ ance. In Him. Insurance firms paid consultanls to teach corporations how lo avoid becoming victims. Consulilng firms formed by former In­ telligence agents now operate throughout I lie- world, providing risk analysis, protec­ tion of personnel and property and even hostage recovery services. Some of thrm provide tmdyguurds and a broad range of courses covering such techniques as evasive driving. Spokesmen for these companies say some of the Latin American countries are now among the world's most dangerous places to do business. Lebanon Is the highest-risk country in the Middle East, where the consul units say terrorism has increased along with the resurgence In Islamic fundamentalism. In Western Europe, militant Marxist groups are a worsening threat to eompunles fanatics In Beirut or Tam il separatists tn Srt Lanka. There Is a growing tendency tor kidnap­ pers lo grab middle-level as well as lop executives because the former are nut as well protected Increasingly, potential victims Include missionaries, teachers and Journalists. There also has been a rise In exlortUm cases, such as when terrorists threaten lo c n n tu m liu tlr p ro d u c t* u nless m a n u f a c t u r in g ______________ ANALYSIS _____________ with contracts to supply weaponry to mrnitirr countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization In South Africa, where apartheid (mltcies have triggered violence and prompted calls from abroad for disinvestment, ihr consul­ tants expect terrorism to Increase. No place in the world is immune to politically Inspired terrorism. Kidnappers of expatriate executives can be Moslem linns pay a ransom. The security consulting field is dominated tiy two firms — Control Risks l.ld. of London, mid Ackerman and Palumbo Inc. of Miami — but the surge In terrorism hits spawned a dozen or so smaller ones. Peter J. Goss, director of the Washington area office for Control Risks, still lixiks for all (he world like what he was — an officer for 30 years In the British Army who once headed military intelligent r In Singapore. His colleagues In the firm Include former See TE R R O R IS M , page 4D Crazed Pets Often The hault Of Owner By Ellis E. C onklin LOS ANGELES (UPl) - They once roamed wild In packs — flesh-eating mamma Is clawing the earth to make a den. each knowing Its place In the social order, from leadrr to runt. Today, however, the pet dog may hr showered with love and affection as II It were a family member — or forced to languish alone In a fenced yard or u one-bedroom condo for eight hours a day. Th e n , after an instinctual chomp on a chair leg or a reckless romp through the man­ icured (lower bed. man's best friend finds Itself in the dog­ house Proplr. say veterinarians, dog t r a in e r s a n d a n im a l psychologists, can unwittingly the way it Is raised th.il can lead like u human Ix-lng can resull In mental disorders. to a neurotic beast Altrr nearly 10 years probing A 1981 study by ihr Universi­ ty bf Pennsylvania School of Ihr animal psyche. Polsky re­ Veterinary Medicine found that called Instances where Ihe on42 percent of 700 j>et owners c e -p la yfu l puppy g ra d u a lly surveyed at the college believed turned Into a people-biting, their dogs or rats — particularly furniture-mauling. Incessantly PERSPECTIVE allrnllon cravtng canines — had balking terror " T h e r e was the c u s r of serious behavioral problems don't mean to. but they do," Dr, Richard Polsky. a clinical Sherlock, a 2-ycar-old hasscl S u e M y 1a s . a n a n i m a l behavioral 1st in Newport Beach. animal psychologist In Culver hound, who fell lire bed was his Calif . said 80 to 90 percent of all City. C a lif, ts not surprised by and wouldn't lei Ihe owner get In it." Polsky remembered. the mental problems In pels are the n u m b e r of d is tra u g h t P o ls k y a lso r c c u l l r d a caused by their living environ­ n w itei 12-year-old poodle who suffered Polsky, onr of only alxnit a ment. " Il l simply because people dozen trained jm-i psychologists from extreme anxiety attacks In the country, said Isolation, when Its owners left their house, are Ignorant." she said. confusion about Us place In the The porxtlc, when left alone, However, Dr Peter Borchclt, an animal psychologist In Forest household hierarchy, traumatic would scream so loud It set off ihe burglar alarm Hills. N.Y.. said It's a combina­ experiences early In life, and — See CRAZED, page 4D tion of the dog's personality and worsl of all — treating Ihe dog make their faithful companions crazy. "Some people drive their pels n e u r o t ic ," said H o llyw o o d veterinarian Peter Cyrog "Th e y I delivered my lax In­ formation lo my accountant, .hx- Gomolskl. on April 10. doe a lw a y s leaves the country on the llth , and I don't tlkr to pot things off until the last minute. T h e r e Is s o m e t h i n g vaguely unseltltng about seeing your trusted accoun­ tant's luggage, passport, aud Tills year's tax prrpurullon effort has been a difficult one. The G rru t Receipt H unt, w h ich has alw ays been tlnilnlug. was worst- than ever. In a dramatic drjiarturr from previous practice. I had carefully storetl my receipts for office supplies in a shoe box. raihrr than squirreling (hem away In miscellaneous |xx-kris. The result of this |>ulnslukmg dedication in careful re­ cord keeping was of course, that I lost the shoe Ixix, I'm going .buck lo lbe pcx-kcl method ibis year I think a dry t leaner could triple his or her business by uttering lo extract business receipts Irnm coal pockris during the year, and saving Ihrm lor each customer until lax time. In addition In die problems u( finding records, of course, there is the problem of pot­ ting them in the correct categories, and telling doe what lo do with them. Tills year. I irlrtl an In­ novative approach to deduc­ tions. I took depredation oil my bruin. It has ulwuys bothered me dial I don't have a lot of die big deductions my friends b r a g a b o u t. T h e y b u y upurtinnit buildings and »kt ioitgrn unit dim twirl <i| living T h e y m ake b u n d le s of money. F o r tax p u rp o se s, m y (rletids gel to assume their buildings wore out a llllle during (be year and lo sub­ tract a depreciation charge. II doesn't matter thut their buildings Medially Increased In value. My friends subtract Ixigus ilcprccladou (rum their rr|xirtrd incomes, tell the IRS Hu v really didn't muke any money ai all. and skip paying taxes. I make my living from my brain rather Ilian from build­ ings. Ii Is quite obvious (he old thing Is wearing out: I itilnk II only fair dial I should tic able to drduct a depreda­ tion i barge from my Income I read once dial, starting al age 35, wc lose 100.000 brain cells every day. I know (hat has been hapjH-nlng lo me. On my 35th birthday. I lost the loo.ooo brain cells that knew where I lelt the car keys. I have losl 159 million more since. I b»si 36.6 million In 19H4 alone. t don't want to brag or anything, but I figure my brain cells urr worth a dime a thousand, I theretofore rleSa* BRAIN, page 4 D by Garry Trudeau A tX a & M V M N C H M X T H M * ..* * > * * u m r Texan Gets Rough Ride T im o th y T re g s rth e n ilc k c i (o r s o m e w h e re In C e n tra l A m e r ic a s illin g n e x t to die office d o o r. DOONESBURY Quirks Dollars ft (Non)Cont* e fa m O N M CH6QCP m te o n H w ia ts COW e . f t t un>€M tm m *#AH 'ju n (*OP, HAK1 WCAAA GUAN W t l b NOH •pweem of n m we x IN Tht * - tj mo cm * rw w aw-tw tha m atom hm w w t n e c w tjA N s s e n e alw t r w D a h >tu o jn v _ / m ix n u n _ W CONROE. Texas (UPl) — A ll J a c o b Re ese wanted was a ride. W h al he got warn punched, ■ tri pped, t a r r e d and feathered. Reese, 20. of Houston, told police he was hit­ chhiking on Interstate 45 when he was picked up by four men In a truck. The men bound Reese with duct tape and took hlin to a remote area of Montgomery County. 30 miles north of Houston, sheriff's spokesman Howard Dupree said. "They proceeded to Dupree said. "They also struck him with their fists several times. And then they left," Reese was treated at a hospital and released. LHt»f XM/t. rtCOfllUSATUCttP A M e w w n n m e to fn s t 0 * J K H .U U M 6 S U f f C f U . N u a m m t s K i _____ r I JUSTCA//76£T (M A H M W W W F tM w n o fa x a w KM MW G M W H S "T h e guy Is In good condition and Just kind of embarrassed by It all." Dupree said. Investigators had no suspecta in the Incident. 4 S % • , �• " MW.! — n I E v e n in g H erald *. ,*■ »^* - > V DICK WEST Speeches Bloom In Congressional Record (USPS U1 IM1 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFOHI). FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831 (1993 Sunday, April 21, 1985 — 2D Wsyn* 0. Doyle, Publuher Thornai Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkim, Advsrtltmg Director Home Delivery Week. I I 10, Month. W 75 3 Month*. •14.25: n Month*. *27 00 Year, *51 no lly Mall Week. • I 50 Month. *0 00; 3 Month* »|8 00.0 Month*. $32.50- Yrar. *00 00. Thomas' Committee Deserves Support 1 '4 Some people nay familiarity breeds con­ tempt. Hut It often fosters understanding and. thereby, improves personal relationships. Such would be the case if the dream of Sanford City Commissioner Hob Thomas comes to pass. Thomas envisions taking Sanford's human relations a step further than Its current status of acceptance and tolerance by its black and white citizens — each to the other — to a closely knit "fam ily" unit, working and socializing together. He hopes to achieve that through the formation of a bl-raclal committee to promote racial harmony and togetherness. "I want people to Just get to know me ... Once they see I'm all right, maybe they'll open up a little to others (black people)." Thomas, the first black elected to public’ office In Sanford, agrees there presently arc no racial problems per sc In Sanford, but stresses what he secs as u need to bring the races together to allow for Interpersonal relationships and growth, rather than accep­ ting things as they are. And In his opinion, at the moment "things" are Just fine, except there Isn't enough Interacting between the races. Thomas says he and his bl-raclal committee want to make thi ngs even better by approaching "attitudes" of whites to blacks and blacks to whites so each gets to know the other well enough to recognize both factions can work together closely and harmoniously, each with the sumc goal In mind: forming a stro n g c o m m u n ity where ev er y body ’s lifestyle Is of the highest possible quality. One place Thomas wants to start Is at the churches. He says he wants ministers to help the committer bring about Inter-faith. Inter­ racial services which. Thomas feels, will draw peoplr's attention to "their common Maker." He says such services also should foster mutual friendships among blacks and whltrs. Well, that’s a pretty tall order. But we think Thomas has thus far demonstrated his strong Interest In the betterment of Sanford as a community Its residents can be proud of. And we think he'll be able to fill that order. What he needs now Is the support of his rollragurs on the city commission who are scheduled to consider giving Ills bl-raclal committee official status as an entity sanc­ tioned by the commission. Thomas' project Is a worthwhile undertak­ ing and should have the city commission's unanimous support. Gift Of Life U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler launched a nationwide program recently thut deserves wide support. The cumpalgn Is aimed at finding donors for thousands of Americans who are la need of organ transplants. They Include about 1(X) persons waiting for heart transplants and 7,(KX) for kidney transplants. Symbol for the movement Is 14-month-old Ryan Osterblom of Florldu, who underwent surgery at u Pittsburgh hospital April 5 to have his diseased liver replaced. The opera­ tion began a few days after President Reagan's attention was drawn to the child's case by a Florldu congressman, and Mrs. Heckler mude a plea for a donor for him. Mrs. Heckler 1ms prepared a 30-second television spot urging Americans to become organ demurs. The spot Includes a toll-free telephone number of the American Council on Transplantation. I -800-ACT-G IVE. Cullers can receive Information on how to become donors, thereby giving longer life to muuy children, teenagers und adults. s f ir m w ould W ASHINGTON |UP!| - This spring, amidst the home town poetry, paeans to your local sheriff and other offerings that bloom In the Congressional Record, there appeared a genuine lloral tribute. 1 mean no dts[»aragement of Senate Re­ publican leader Robert Dole of Kansas when I note he Is hardly as flowerly as one of his predecessors, the late Sen. Everett DIrksen. The GOP leader from Illinois used to raise the ornamental level of senatorial oratory by Introducing legislation to designate the marigold us the national flower. Talk about verbal adornment! Dlrksen's tributes to the marigold were about as ornate as language can gel without attracting bees Item on cross-pollination. Dole apparently lacks this touch, but Is not to be faulted for such a shortcoming. Few senators could match the grandiloquence of Dlrksen's prose when he was la full oratorical lllgbt Or maybe mat (golds give Dole bay fevet. A* to what happened to the national flower crusade after Dlrksen's departure, I can only guess. Presum ably. It ended up on the legislative compost heap. But the mantle, or spiritual afterglow, appears to have shifted to the House. It was a member of the "other body, as they say on Capitol Hill, who pointed out that 1985 marks the 75th anniversary of the availability of flowers by wire. The reason Rep. Frank Horton. R-N.Y-, felt obliged to speak up on this subject Is un­ derstandable He halls from Rochester, which, as he told hts colleagues, "has long been acclaimed as Flower City' and ts host to the nationally renowned Lilac Festival So therr! It was of Rochester "the birthplace of the Idea to send flowers by wire” that Horton primarily sang. "Few people know" that about Rochester, the congressman averred, and I must confess I was among the benighted. On Aug 18. 1910. according to hts contribu­ tion to the Congressional Record. 15 retail florists attending a convention at the .Seneca Hotel in Rochester got together and tnrmed an organization "to allow people to conveniently send (lowers around the world." Maybe Horton's resolution to designate this coming Aug. 18 as "National Flowers by Wire Day" isn’t as controversial as Dlrksen's proposal to designate marigolds as the national flower. It turned out that roses, nasturtiums and other posies had partisans, too. Nasturtiums? Yes. I count these delightful plants as my own favorite. Garden-wise, nasturtiums have a lot going for them. Not only are they cultivated for their blossoms: they also have seeds that can be used as capers. Just try eating a marigold. You may be able to feast your eyes but Internal consumption likely will bring on an attack of Indigestion. More about that at a more appropriate time. Right now. we arc talking about National Flowers by Wire Day. As Horton reminded his colleagues. "Mowers have become an Important symbol of good will, hope and general harmony." Tha t sort of hyperbole truly stamps him as Dlrksen's worthy successor. RUSTY BROW N JULIAN BOND New Bodies And Women It's The Real Thing What are the Democrats going to do? Their problem is serious, and no one — from Edward Kennedy to George Wallace — seems to have the answer. Last November. Ronald Reagan was re-elected with 525 electoral votes, greater thun the victory Franklin Roosevelt won over Alf London In 1936. President Reagan's 49-stale total tied I be landslide Richard Nixon won over George McGovern In 1972 The 59 percent of Ihc popular vote he won In 1984 was even larger than his 5 1-percent margin In 1980. As heartening as that victory was for those who believe In (he presi­ dent and his policies. It was a dark day for those who don’t. Even more disturbingly, exit polls taken before and after showed u dangerous racial ami (lass stratification In the 1984 election, Sixty-one percent of the voting men and 57 percent of voting women chose Reagan Bush over Mondale-Ferraro, demonstrating a gender gup far different than most (Mdlsters had predicted. Age and education didn't separate those who voted. Fifty-eight percent of voters from 18 to 44. and GO percent of those 45 und older voted for the oldest man ever to hold the olflce of president of the United Stales. Fifty percent of those with less thun u high school education chose Reagan: 60 percent of those who graduated from high school und hud some college, und 59 percent of those with a college degree voted for the president. Seventy-three percent of while Protestants. 55 percent of Catholic*, and 80 percent of white, born-aguln Christians chose Reugun. But personal Income, unlike edu­ cation. did muke a difference. The more money u voter made, the more likely he or she was to want four more years. Only 46 percent of ihose who made lews than $12,500 a year voted Republican. And race — race more thun Income, education or religion de­ termined whether or not a voter wanted a change. Nine of every 10 blacks, two thirds of Hlspunlca and two thirds of Jew* chose the Demo­ crats. Now the Democrats have to figure out how to win back those disaf­ fected whites without alienating those who temulned loyal. No one wunts two Republican (turtles. Given u choice between the original und an imitation, voters — like consumers — will choose the real thing every time JACK ANDERSON Radio Free Europe W A SH IN G TO N — Bureaucratic turf battles and Ideological warfare among oIBclals are threatening thr cffectiveness of two governmentfunded rudlo stations, a team of congressional Investigators bus concluded, The stations are sup(Miscd to broadcast objective news and fair commentary to the pro­ paganda drenched millions In the Soviet bloc. Their recent survey of programs broadcast to Eastern Europe by Rudlo Free Europe and Radio Liber­ ty in Munich showed "Increasing hard-line rhetoric” and extreme anti-Soviet views that Insulted the intended audiences, the Irani staled in a report obtained by our associate Indy Badhwur. S p e c if ic a lly , t h e y fo u n d "excessive Intrusion Into the dully operation of the radios" by the Board lor International Broadcast­ ing In Washington. This led to erosion of the authority of the s i n lIons' lop m anagem ent in Munich, with the result that the program content suffered, said the rrport preparetl by Rep. Larry Smith, D-Fta. As we re|Mirted earlier, many program s were found to have blatantly anti-Sem itic content: others were insulting to ethnic and religious groups: still others were critical of the United Slates and Its ullles. One reason for the breakdown in program control ap|ieurs to tie u power struggle between James Buckley, a former conservative Republican senator and president of Radio Free Europc-Kadlo Liberty, und Frank Shakespeare. * former Nixon White House aide, who Is chairman of the board The two directors of the radio stations are ultraconscrvutlves more attuned to Shakespeare's views than Buckley's, according to the report. The station directors believe that "the situation In Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union Is so tenuous that the Soviet Union could be on the verge of collapse." the report states, adding: "There is evidence thut the two directors have at­ tempted to move the radios in (hat direction with (Shakespeare's) obvi­ ous Impllrtl approval ..." Th e congressional report con­ tinued: "Currently. (Radio Free Europe-Rudlo Liberty) Is. to u large degree, 'run* from Washington by chairman Shakespeurc. We lound that If it was not (Shakespeare) who went over Buckley's head to the radios, the directors were going d ir e c t ly to the c h u trin a n In Washington." The Investigators were told that the two directors were hired by Shukrspcurr, In one case over the opposition of Buckley. Munich employees told the Investigators that "us a result, troth directors ol the radios ‘beat up' on Buckley." Buckley's inability to exercise firm control hits led to "Intensive com|H-tlllou and Inllghtlng" among the two stations' personnel, which Die report characterizes as u "con­ tinual bolting pot of various intellcclual emigres from the East." Some editors favor programs prejiarcd by their friends und try to keep (tolltlrul oppouetils' programs oft the air, the report states Lack of authority at the top means thut the stations depend "on the vigilance of the editors of each of the 21 languuge services to Identify unacceptable material," the report explains, adding "This Is reminis­ cent of the fox g u a rd in g the henhouse." Shakespeare has tried to politicize the radio stations, the report charges. Late last year. It notes. Shakespeare met with the news stuff and predicted "the coming of the conservative m ille n n iu m ."t" If there's any group of women who can feel really good about their impact on society. It's the Boston collective of 11 who published the first. "O ur Bodies. Ourselves" In 1970. It was a 75-cent. hand-stapled guide to women's health. The authors were all laywomen who wanted to know more aboelr bodies. They divided up questions about sexuality, fertility, menstrua­ tion and hystere cto m ie s and plunged into extensive research. They met weekly and wrote about w h a t t h e y le a r n e d w i t h a woman-to-woman approach. Medical inform ation was in ­ terlaced with the voices of women telling how it feels to make love, give birth, and how they think about their bodies. All this was passed along, as one reader aptly described, "W ith the friendliness of an adult slumber party." The underground publication of the Boston Women's Health Book Collective caught on Immediately. Simon and Schuster soon published a slick, mass-market version. Since then. 3 million copies have been sold around the world, Now, a totally updated, complete­ ly rewritten edition Is available, called " T h e New O ur Bodies, Ourselves." The first book played a major role in women's totally new view of themselves as high-volume health consumers. The book led to the formation of the National W om en's Health Network, whose 20,000 members and 300 health-care groups are committed to keeping women In­ formed and to Influencing health policies. Because of the book and the network, many more women now confront doctors with questions, ask for options, get second opinions and feel responsible for doing some of their own research before making a medical decision. "O ur attitude ts: Nobody knows what's best for you except an Informed you." says Vllunya Diskin, one of the co-authors. The book lias had an impact on the medical profession too. While at first, m any doctors resented the new Inquisitiveness and assertive­ ness of their women patients, they gradually learned to rrspect the women's health care movement. D r . R ic h a r d I. F e ln b lo o tn . associate professor of family medi­ cine at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, has said, "Without question, the collective has made a major contribution to shifting the balance of power tn the patient-doctor relationship toward a partnership of equals." SCIENCE WORLD Childrens' Sleep Disorders Put To Rest -IS ANYTHI NG W R O N G ? YO U'RE THE O N L Y O N E G OIN G THE S P E E D L I M I T r By Elisabeth Pennlsl UP1 Science W rite r NEW YORK (UP1) - A child's sleep can he a parent's nightmare. As If |MMMcased by evil spirits, some sleeping youngsters scream, bang tlirtr heads, shuke their bodies, walk into wulls. wet their tied*, but cannot be uwakrnrd. Awake, many children fuss because they don't want logo to bed. Their exhausted patents try many remedies, often without success. "Sleep disorders In children are very common, and there arc a lot of myths about them," said Dr. Rich­ ard Ferbcr. director of the Center for R e d la lrlc S le e p D iso rd e rs at Childien's Hospital In Boston. Friends und relatives may tell parents their sleepless child Is being s|K>lled. that Infants should be allowed lu cry no matter what or that the child's behavior Is some­ thing that must be endured until It is outgrown, said Ferber. "But you Just don't have to sit and let It be. You cun do things to get the children to go to sleep again." he said There ore two kinds of sleep disorders: those caused by dis­ turbances during sleep, such us apneu, sleep-walking, bed-wetting, night seizures, night terrors, and hrud-hunglng. and those resulting from a disturbed sleep schedule. Perhaps the most serious sleep problem is apnea Sometime during sleep, breathing stops, possibly because the longue flops hack and obstructs the w indpipe. Those children who don't automatically move to reopen airways might snorr loudly and wake up partially as much as a hundred times u night to start breathing again. Rollak said Such breathing difficulties result from enlarged tonsils or adenoids, or Inherited abnormal anatomy — such os a cleft palate or Jaw placed too far backward — that ruts off air flow when u child lies down Im plicated In sudden Infant death, apnea can affect a child’s alertness and bLxxl pressure and can result in an enlarged heart and lung problems. Poliak said. During the day. children with sleep apnea urc often tired. If thr obstruction ts big enough, some have to breathe through thetr mouths. Since the tonsils und udrnolds shrink as the child grows older, surgery to remove the obstructing tissue is not always necessary, Poliak said. "But It could be many, many years." said Ferber. "In the mean­ time. they could be sulTerlng quite a hit. "So In that circumstance, we want to go In und do something quick," Terrors differ from nightmares in that they occur during thr deepest sleep. Within two hours of going to bed. thr child sits up with eyes open, sweating, panting, screaming and thrashing for 10 to -40 minutes. Later the child remembers little. "The child may be the picture abject terror as If being pursued by something." said Dr. Charles Poliak, head of the Sleep-Wake Disorders Cenlcr at New York Hospital-Comell Medical Center. While going through the "terror" the child cannot be aroused and may push a concerned parent away. Some parents say their children look possessed because of strange facial expressions. Poliak said night terrors "are s ig n ific a n t In that th e y a rc frightening to the parent. Generally, they don’t Indicate any major dif­ ficulties In the child's life." According to Ferber, children with night terrors sleep so deeply that they have trouble shifting Into less deep sleep. Through age 6 . these disturbances usually reflect the Immaturity of a child's sleep patterns. A regular sleep schedule and getting enough sleep sometimes helps. I �OPINION ^ _______________________________________ Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Sunday, April II . lf M — 30 'Earth Day' Long Passed, But Work Continues B y Lin d a Werfelman W ASH IN GTON (UPI) — The young environmental crusaders Inspired by the first Earth Day In 1970 arc nearing mid-life, and so Is ihe movement they began. The teach-ins and frolicking street demonstrations ihat marked the first celebration of Earth Day on April 22. 1970. are long gone. In their own way. environmentalists have become part of the establishment, gaining Important Jobs In government and business and winning passage of a string of laws to protect the air and water. "The environmental movement has come a long w ay," said Wilderness Society President Gaylord Nelson, who was a key organizer of Earth Day while he was a senator from Wisconsin, "Environmentalists learned quickly that Just demonstrating won't do the Job any more." agreed Glenn Paulson, a graduate student In environmental sciences when he was named to the national steering committee for the first Earth Day. "I don't think the environmental movement has quieted down — it’s become Institutionalized. It has Just become built Into the way everyone does business." Paulson. 43. now casing himself out of a Job as vice president of the National Audubon Society, will !>c a vice presi­ dent of Clean Sites Inc., a non-profit toxic waste cleanup firm The scientist has |>aced his career along a path forged by the environmental movement Ihat evolved from Earth Day. The trail led him and other young environmentalists of the early 1970s ‘ from street demonstrations promoting clean air and water Into environmental action groups, government environ­ mental agencies and Industry. In Paulson's mind. Earth Day re­ mains "a seminal point In the devel­ o p m e n t of th e c o n s e r v a t i o n environment movement In the Unllrd States." And his new Job In Industry ts a "logical next step" to make a real difference In cleaning up the environ­ ment. Paulson ts not alone in leaving a major environmental group for a new Job In Industry or government, Others — Including chief executive ofUcers of Th e Wilderness Society, Sierra Club. National Audubon Society. Friends of the Earth and Greenpeace and top policy experts In some of the same organizations and others — have ‘The environmental move* ment has come a long w a y...‘Environmentalists learned quickly that just demonstrating won't do the job any m ore.' In rcccnl months made similar changes or announced plans lo move on to new Jobs. The multllude of departures "m ay reflect a feeling that an era Is over.” said Michael McCloskey. who plans to step aside this summer as executive director of the Sierra Club lo con­ centrate on lobbying and policy analy­ sis In a new Job as chairman of 93-yrar-old group. “ I have the feeling that 1 have done this longer than anybody else who is now the chief executive officer of a major environmental organization." McCloskey said. Like many of the others. McCloskey. who has run the San Francisco-based Sierra Club for 10 years, said he wanted new challenges. In his case, that meant more time lo concentrate on Issues ami less pressure lo develop an organizational budget. "I had a feeling I'd been preaching lor long enough, and It was time to start practicing." M id Jonathan Lash. 39. who left his Job as senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council In February to become the stale commissioner of water resources In Vermont. His work with the NKDC marked his first Involvement in the environmental movement — a Job Dial gave the Peace Corps veteran "a little more room for Idealism” than his earlier experiences as a law student and law clerk James Banks, formerly the defense ‘I think there are a council's clean water expert, began a number of people who are new Job In March as director of in the business community environmental affairs for Waste Man­ agement Inc., the nation's largest ... who know In their hearts disposer of toxic wastes. they would like to resurface "T h is company Is In Ihe business of as environmentalists.' trying to solve environmental pro­ b le m s , m u c h th e sa m e w ay e nvironm entalists a re ," said the Although It was not his prime 36-year-old Banks "1 sort of looked at It motivation, Lash speculated ihat poli­ as moving down the street Instead of tics may have Influenced others to leave the environmental organizations across the street." % Geoffrey Webb. Washington repre­ In favor of work elsewhere sentative of Friends of the Earth, "There may have been some sense described the turnover ns u "rhangfng after the elect If'a of, 'Ore, can I face of the guard." which he said Is good tor lour more years? " he said. both Ihe environmentalists and their Environmentalists who "had to meet organizations. an onslaught" of controversy front "It can be time lo move on. and there Interior Secretary James Watt and can be people who can move up." said Environm ental Protection Agency Webb. 28. with Friends of the Earth for A d m in is tra to r A n n e U u rfo rd In four years and part of a second Reagan's first term don't know what to generation of environmentalists loo expect during Ihe second. McCloskey young lo have Joined In the original said. Earth Day. "The fights (over environ­ Many have praised Lee Thomas, who mental causes) today aren't ihe same holds Burford's old Job, Bui they are as they were years ago nnd the skills divided on Interior Secretary Donald Model, who was blasied by critics thal are needed aren't a the same." The success of Ihe movement de­ d u rin g Ills confirm ation hearings pends on Us ability to attract people because as Walt's undersecretary he with both business skills and a com­ served as enforcer of some of Wall's mitment lo the Issues, agreed Karl moat controversial policies. Wcndelowskl. who took over In Febru­ "Th e crusading rx|H-rlctH-c of ihe ary as head of the San Francisco-based early '70s returned In Ihe llrsl four Friends. years of the Reagan administration "I think there are a number of people and we got away fiom the practical who are In Ihe business community ... question of how do you get things who know In their hearts they would accomplished." McCloskey said like to tesurfacr as environmentalists." Hut President Louise Dunlap of the said W cndelow skl. 4 1. a former Environmental Policy Instlliitc added engineer who went back to school for a lhal Reagan's presidency and Wall's masters degree In business. stewardship produced unexpected "I realized I wanted lo develop mv Ix-nllts for her organization and others: background. There were going to need KPI's donations skyrocketed and ihe to be managers In ihe environmental group s annual budget doubled in four years lo $1.5 million community." "Ronald Reagan, while a terrible Lash characterized the mass of re­ cent resignations as a continuation of threat lo the policies we cure about, the process thal brought Ills generation rudrd up helping strengthen Ihr In­ Into prom inent positions In Ihe stitutions wc rare about because he environmental movement In 1977 as scared people so m uch." Dunlap said For some groups. Ineluding Friends replacements lor those who took jobs In ol ihe Earth, the influx of donations Ihe Carter administration nnd new membership fees failed lo build a strong financial bases "W e s|H-ni them Just as quickly," Webb M id. noting that money was needed to light the administration's " g re a t num b er of a s s a u lts " on environmental Issues M c C lo s k e y c h a r a c te r iz e d the environmental movement's currrnt m ood as m ixed. " S o m e of the Ideological crusading has disappeared, hut It hasn't vanished." Even though the personalities and Issues are changing. Nelson Mid. lhal does not signal a weakening of the environmental movement. The Issues are becoming more complex, he added, citing ttie difficulty of finding agree ment on proposals to clean up toxic wastes and control acid rain. "Every time you gel a Love Canal, every lime you gel pollution of an underground water supply. rvcrylxxly who looks at It says. My heavens, what are we doing lo ourselves here?'" The passage of time has brought environmentalists an acceptance thc> had not foreseen In 1970. when, according lo Nelson's count, only a handful of lawmakers considered themselves part of the environmental movement. The cause Is so strong now. he M id "If you looked around the Congress I know all 535 (senators and repre­ s e n ta tiv e s ) w ill all say t h e y 'r r environmentalists, whether they really arc or not." At Ihe Interior Department, Model, an Oregon native who remembers his lather's successful rigid to slop an A rm y C o rp s ol E n g in e e rs river straightening project in Ills home slate, applies (he environmentalist laln-l n> himself. "There's a growing el hie of eoncrni lor Ihe environment." he said "A s that matures, you gel a dltlrrrni way In which II plays Into the system Right off. people don't propose some­ thing lhal Is going to he horrendous, and the range of dispute Is narrowed Environmental considerations are a par! of everything were doing N Growing OUR READERS WRITE H eart W arm ing Central Florida has m any fine young people whose good deeds go unnoticed. When my son Barrett Arnold la chemistry le a th e r at Cake llrantlry High School) died recently, his students touched our hearts and helped to case our painful grief In many, many ways These students ate a beautiful example of young people who are compassionate and caring. Approximately 200 students served as honorary pallbearers, traveling Irom Altamonte Springs lo DcLand tor the funeral. What an Impressive sight they were* The si intents also Initialed ihe establishment of an educational fund for his daughter Layla — a genuine tribute to learning. We arc also grateful to the faculty and stall, and especially to Principal Darvtn Boothe and Assisi ant Principal .Joseph Mills for iheir kindnesses We can undcrslatul anil appreciate the pride my son felt In bring a part of Lake Brantley High School. Ruth Cobb Arnold DcLand E xcu se Fire O fficia l For Losing Patience I read with iiurrrnl Ihr Inter of Mr S E. Rodgers, In the Sunday April 7 edition of the Evening Herald. I sympathise with Mr. Rodgers' In­ dignation about the Fire Department Lieutenant's action, bui on behalf of the Lieutenant, let me say that any p e rs o n 's patience can becom e exhausted, and patlcnre tried to exasperation Is not conducive to courteous manners. Although an avenue for egress and Ingress had been leti open, perhaps u had not been noticed by others who ran over the hoses before Mr. Rodgers did Being a Fireman is a hazardous occupation and not a comfortable one. The high pressured waicr coming through would make handling the hose similar lo the capture of an anaconda. If Firemen lost control of the nozzle. the hose would writhe like a snake. These fire flghtrrs endure heat comparable to the Imagined heat of H ades. T h e y som etim es arc overcome by smoke. They will risk their lives and enter a burning b u ild in g to rescue som eone. A Fireman In Binghamton, N.Y. rescued a Utile boy who was screaming and kicking because his puppy "Dooley" had been left behind He re-entered the building and brought the puppy out Just In lime to escape being trapped under a collapsed celling. A person remembers a rude en­ counter longer than a mild reprimand, so I hope Mr. Rodgers will forgive the Lieutenant's emotional outburst and credit him for having laught him that one should not drive over a firehose. Kathryn Stagnrr Sanford O S fto Y W u iD ' W E W U ID M andatory Seat Belt Law Should Be Passed Wc (Ihe Maitland South Stm lnolr Chamber of Commerce) recommend passage of ihe Mandatory Seat Belt Law. Even opponents ol scat belt legisla­ tion generally concede the use ol seat belts reduces fatalities ami ihe severi­ ty of Injuries In automobile accidents Hie llrsl objection most opponents raise is "T h is Is another intrusion of Ihe government Into my private life and |x-rsonal business!" To ihe con­ trary. II Is In Ihe public Interest that we all drive our aulomoblles as salrly The Right A rticle The Oviedo Woman's Club appreci­ ates your publicity rlfotts to promote our annual tasting luncheon. The article you published helped make our luncheon a community success Again, the publicity was Just the right article for a successful luncheon ami we thank you for helping In this endeavor. Mrs. Charles Evans Ov iedo Woman's Club member as possible. Disregarding, for the moment, factors of human suffering, some economic facts arc worthy of consideration. Fatalities and severe Injuries result In higher claims paid by insurance companies and higher claims mean higher Insurance prr miums for all. What of the cost lo all ta x p a ye rs In p r o v id in g pub lic assistance to those needlessly dis­ abled. widowed or orphaned because of traffic accidents? Another frequently heard argument in opposition Is iliai such a law would be unenforceable. Granted, seal belt use should not lx- the subject of a major law enforcement effort, but It cuuld certainly Ik- an "add-on" when a driver Is slopped for other offenses. It would seem that the very least a mandatory seat bell law would ac­ complish would be lo encourage those who don't use scut bells lo consider doing so and to reinforce the habit for those who ordinarily do. II Just one llle could lie saved, would not It be worth the effort? James G. Houser Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce W in te r Springs W a te r Bills Not A Jo ke In a recent letter (April 71 to your paper Mary Tum ln of Sanford refered to a future water bill of $75 on April I. 1987 us an "April Fool Joke." Please Mary — don't move to Winter Springs — we re better than half way there ulrradyl [hin t I wtsh our bill of $42.64 (walrr 11.88. sewer 30 291 were an April Fool Joke Instrad of the usual monthly Joll! Our year's grand total was $41 1.18 — more than our property taxes! There are only two people fretlredl In our household and wc try so hard lo lessen our expenses: We rolled rainwater In barrels for watering flowers and shrubs — seldom water our lawn; we get gallons of cooking and drinking water from the public well off highway 17-92; we do shower dally, but a tub balh Is a thing of the past. My neighbors, with larger families, pay little more; family of 3 adults. 2 children. $43; family of 3 adults. 3 children. $45 — April bills. I wish someone could tell us why the rates can't tie set up on a more equitable basts — seems so grossly unfair. Jean C- Prcsslcr Winter Springs End Reckless D riving How much Is your life worth? Enough to support more putrols and u cruekdown on unsafe motorists for speeding, tullgrillng. nnd lane see­ sawing lhal are causing death. Injury, and rising Insurance costs? There la too much "togetherness." for example driving 45 In a 45 ml. zone will ensure a clone on your bumper braking, weaving, and Ignoring turn signals. Passing Is accomplished by speeding up lo your bumper, curving to lire led. then dashing Immediately In front. As long us wc fall to demand Iralllc law rntorcem eni because many otherwise responsible people mukr a halm of running late and don't want lo be inconvenienced, the carnage and expense will escalate and our civil rights violated, In Ihut It Is almost a mutter of survlvul lo attempt to drive to work or run an errand. Our congested roads will be wlih us Indefinitely, but we can all reach our destination faster and more safely with a crack down on reckless drivers I am In Orangr-Scmlnolr traffic 2 hours dally, yet I rarely see a motorist being ticketed. However. I hey do slow down when a patrol cur Is sighted We. loo. can benefit from a get-lough policy practiced In a lew oilier stairs. Fines and a requirement that they attend driving school alter a certain number of (minis, will lie live-savers. (' Phelps Longwood 911 Shortcom ing One morning (his week I enjoyed listening lo a very Informative and comprehensive talk show on the local radio stullon. pertaining lo Ihe "911" line to he operational In approximate­ ly a year. The guest speaker spoke very positively about response times for distress calls: reducing crunk calls, etc. etc. One polnl not covered however, was the group of people who cannot reach a phone — my parents couldn't! A.L. Huenzle Sanford Up G as T a x $1.50 I uni entirely In agreement with some of our local politicians about raising the gas tax. After all It has been over a year now since It was boosted by about 14* In most areas But let us not propose K X . It should be more like $1.50. then we should not have to quibble about gas taxes for at least a few years. It should ulso get rid of the trash on our highways and allow more room for the proper Mercedes. Rolls. Porsche, etc. Alter all these are the people paying our taxes. Is It not so Mr. Klpley? Gil Ogllnc Lake Mary Older U.&. Hep. Claude Pepper , Nursing Home Care Often Too Costly Q. I * i i surprised to learn that neithe r Medicare nor private Insur­ ance policies pay for moat nursing home care. How can older A m eri­ cana afford to pay these costa out-of-pocket? W hat kind of cover­ age la now available for nursing home care? A Neither Medicare nor most private health-insurance programs will pay fur long term or cusiodlal nursing home care. W lthm il a doubt, Irom (he pcrsjrccilvc ol the elderly, the absenre of a comprehensive long-term care system thal provides medical, social and personal-cure services Is ihe single greutesi deficiency of our present hcalili care system My subcommittee receives hundreds of letters and telephone calls Weekly from dlsirnught senior clll/ens, or lltclr families, who describe In vivid detail how Ihrlr lifetime savings were wl|x-d out because of a prolonged illness ihat required thr cure that only a nursing home could provide The most tragic of these stories come Irom laniillrn with loved ones sullrrlng from Al/lirimcr's disease. Most older Americans cuitnnl afford to |iay these costs. In 7ti pcrrcnl of Ihe families with an elderly leader, the after tax per-caplln Income — Including In kind benefits and annuitized M v ln g s — Is less Ilian $10,000 Tills year we are spending ubout $25 billion for nursing-home rare. Approx­ imately one half of thrxe expenses Is borne by nursing-home residents and Iheir families Medicaid rovers long­ term cure, but only for very poor persons. Supplemental Medical Insurance, culled "Mrdlgap." purchased by two of every three older Americans, covers mostly short-term acute and post-acute care. Only 50.000 Individuals are c u rre n tly covered by In d ivid u a l long-term-care jxjffcicti. These (Hillcfes mostly cover nursing-home rare on a pcr-dlem basis for a short period of lime. You should lie encouraged lo learn, however, that many Insurance compa­ nies arc presently developing policies designed lo cover long-term care. Q- My mother Just turned 65. How long does the have to submit her medicare claims? A You should submit all Medicare claims as soon as Is reasonably possi­ ble. But legally, you have at least 15 months from the date you receive a particular mrdlcul service or treatment In which to submit your Patient's Request for Medicare Payment form. For example, for services your mother receives between Oct. 1. 1985 and Sept. 31. 1986 — a claim must be submitted by Dec. 31. 1987. i \ % I �* / r* / * r • t r r » * » » • • • * % - r 9 < 0 — Evening H e rjld Sjnford. FI. Sunday. April 21, 1915 There Has To Be Some Heart In Government' Continued from page ID menial bodies have Pern by requiring them lo pay fees for access rights lo a highway with that money going Into the general fund or inlo a fund lo Improve roads down ihr pike.'' Farr said He says || goes against his sense of fair play in see developers taken by surprise with demands from eleeird officials for special fees at a public hearing With nearly 4.500 housing units on the drawing board, in various phases of city approval or under construction. Farr says the development guidelines should be considered soon. Once formulated, he says, adoption could be accompllshed In 30 days He said the city could lie laced with those 1.500 new dwelling units with almost I 1.500 new residents within IK months These residents. Farr says from his planning background, will generate 58.500 trips by car dally onto Sanford's streets The city must begin preparation now to lake care til strert Improvements as soon as (tosslble to prepare for this influx of traffic And speedy adoption of a new development rode has become essential, he says lie also reminds that the owners of those nrw homes, with a value for lax pur|>osrs con­ servatively estimated at $157 5 million will be paying about $400000 annually in property taxes While the city is growing from within. Farr also sees the entire lakcfront. to Interstate 4 and hryond. becoming part of the rlty through annexation As properties develop tut the lakcfront. outside the city limits, those develr>|>ers will want water and sewer service and they will seek annexation, lie said With an Increased lax base, ii is likely the city will lx- able for the next four lo five years to maintain its tax rale or even reduce it to $4 per $ I .(XX) assessed valuation, he predicts Hut the city still hasn't figured out a wav to follow the slate's dictum of Improving the city sewer plant and possibly going to tin- highly expensive land spreading method of effluent disposal without Increasing sewer service rates drastically, he noted. Sanford Is In an excellent position for assuming a growth leadership role.'' Farr says "Slate government Is now talking about growth man­ agement. but that term Implies taking care of things as you go on Growth leadership Implies preparing yourself for a position In management Sanford knows growth Is here now. and we must take an agresslve role In planning We have seen others mistakes and we don't need to make the same ones. 'll we don't Jump on a planning leadership effort, we will be playing catch- up In the next 10 years." he said What else must Sanford do to get ready? Farr says the city must move forward to hire a stall engineer Sanford City Manager W.E Petr' Knowles has performed the dual functions of manager and engineer since City Knginerj Mark LaZcnby resigned nearly two years ago Hut Knowles Is retiring from his cltv Job as of April 30 Farr said some thought ought lo be given lo reorganizing the city administration into three or four major departments As an example, the engineer, when hired, could be in charge of public w-orks and utilities, he said. With Increasing growth, the city possibly by tinnext fiscal year will need one or two more uniformed police officers, and the building department will need probably two more building Inspectors, he said. Farr said he Is excited about the city's new era w ith a new city manager "I have respect lor Pete (Knowles) and what he has done lor the city, but I also look forward to what the new manager will do,” Farr said. He said he expects the new manager lo be Innovative, creative and to take problems and get the Job done Speaking of Knowles' offer lo make himself available to the new city manager as a consultant. Farr said he opposed that Idea I didn t think the new city manger would want thr former one around If he does, perhaps we will have made the w rung selection. Farr said. As the city grows Farr has become concerned bv the apparent lack of pride m the community he is seeing "You see people driving down the street throwing chewing gum wrappers, soft drink cans and other litter out the car w indow s " He hasn't quite figured out yet how to Inspire pride in community among the residents, but he says he's working on it lie is also concerned about the youth of the community and would like to sec a Hoys club here, a YMCA. a youth center, something to provide good, wholesome activity for the children and young people, a plaee where iliev w ill want to go and vet In- properly su|x-rvlxcd Now. too many young people are hanging out at hamburger heavens ami othrr places where there Is too much parking, too much opportunity lor them to get Into trouble, hesavs And Farr sees the greatest danger Sanford will .ace as thr loss ol the Hum.in touch bv the cltv commission That really Ixithers me II somrbodv wants something reasonable and the law does not specifically allow it. it should lx- considered nevertheless We must not turn our lioc kx on the quality of life Sanford has always had There has to lx- some heart in government We must lixik at the overall picture ol how we i an help ralliet than hurt." Hut. there will be more, he predicts. He said It would be nice If the women's*groups In Sanford or the historical society would schedule tours ol old homes in Sanford as Is done In Savannah. Ga And Farr favors expansion of the General Sanford Museum and Library While the city of Sanford occupies an Important place In his life Ills church and family are even higher on his list of priorities Hut they are all inter twined 'll thr church Is growing, the family Is stronger and as a byproduct the community Is strong." he said. An ordained deacon of the Central Haptixt Church In Sanford. Farr teaches an adult class Htblr study and a youth group Hible study and disctplcshtp He Is also involved In "evangelism explosion" courses, teaching people how lo share w ith others w hat they gel out of church and their religious experiences Farr 4 1 . and his wife. Joyce, hav e lour children a daughter Julie. I!*, a freshman at the l Diversity o| Florida: a daughter Jackie. Hi. a junior at Seminole High School, and twins Debbie and David 14. ninth-graders at Seminole High Sclnxil Whal d«x-s Farr see m Ills |ki Iiiic u ! future'’ He sees more ol whal will not In- than he dix-s ol w hat will lx- as lar as |xilll!cs Is concerned I have no desire to run lor olfice countywide or on the state level." he says, adding, "but I thoroughly enjoy the municipal level ol govern merit He also sees in the .ur a new era ol nxiprratlon among Seminole County s governments Tinsecret to that cooperation will come from professionals on the various stall being permitted to meet and work out solutions to problems "The problems are compounded when circled ofllcials gel involved Farr said As lar as cultural activities In the city Farr said then- .ire already art festivals, regattas, anil occasional concerts within the cltv as well as mvriad cultural events at Seminole Couirnunltv College It I bail lo guess righl now . I would probably guess i li.it | wouldn't mu lor re-election to tin Sutilofd (itv Commission in 1980 Hut I would miss it terribly I am really afraid ol In-coming so used to lx-lng m ollii i- that I'll tor gel how I got there and why And I know there are others out there who could serve as well as I I don't want lo become so arrogant that I lorget that I have In assess whal 1 have accomplished and where I am a year to a v*‘.u and a hall bom now lo know whether I will tun Farr said •..B ra in Continued from page ID Gloria Vanderbilt's Childhood Story Sensitive . . . A Literary Achievement Hy U nited I’resa International Once Upon a Tim e, hy Gloria V dcrlitll. (Knopf 302 pp $|l»95| for those readers on tin- sunny sld< ol 4<» Gloria Vanderbilt may lx- a name on leans and a perfume ixiltlc. a lovely, phoenix who lias risen from tire ashes of one O l the country's great moneyed dynasties to make a fortune on her own lo the rest of us she Is llie poor little 'fch gltl wlio starred in tin- most sensational high srxiely child . uslixly battle of tin- century in tin- days of the G ir.li Depression The battle was won bv G lo ria s imperious aunt Mrs Harry I'.iviir Whitney, and lost lay her mol her the voting widow ol Reginald Vanderbilt w hose paramours hi.iiiilrd her ail map pi opt tale mother Mm It lias been written about . i usioilv case, and speculation on how allci letl ihi psyiheol Little Gloria •x rn rile She lias lx-cn pictured as child smothered bv all the luxuries money could buy but Ix-relt ol love I In subsequent marriages to a nouveau m ile playboy, a world renowed xvm phonic conductor a lam oiis movie director and an ctlisc ure author have all •xco analyzed Irom tin- vacwpolnl that Vanderbilt was a woman in search ol a love that bad chided her She hcrsell has always refused lo discuss her chlldhixxl reserving the ...............ell her own story someday I bat sometlav has come, and Van<t«-rtrill lias given us a sensitive txxik ol memories ili.it is a lib rary at hlrveiiieni ol the first water She lells us about her hie from her verv lust recollections at the •tge ol 2 mini her first Intimations ol Best Sellers Fiction 1. The Hunt for Rrd October — Tom Clancy 3. T h r Lonely Silver HiUn — John MueDnnald WWS " ' I bimier - Richard Bachman 4. If Tom orrow Comes — Sidney Sheldon 5. Family Album — Danielle Steel B. Proof — Dick Francis 7. Inside. Outside — Herman Wouk H. Hotel Du Lac - Anita Hrookner 9. Chapterhouse: Dune — Frank Herbert 10. Mlndbend — Robin Cook Non-fiction I. Smart Women. Foolish Cholera — Dr Connell Cowucn 2. larocca: An Autobiography — Lee lnccx-ca 3. How to Become a Forrnrr Asthmatic — Paul Sorvlno 4. Dr. Abravanel'a Body Type Program — Elliot Abravancl Irecdnni as a young adult She writes only whal she saw and fell •is .i child, so that we can share her charmingly naive Inner life without any of Hie comment, analysis or hindsight common to most autobiographies. In this wav she actually recreates a chlldhixxl fraught more than most with fear, confusion bewilderment, guilt and even terror Part of the charm of this Ixxik is our ...Terrorism Continued from page ID mt-mltera ol the set ret British commando unit known as the S|x-e t.il Air Service. G oss has the direct gaze ol a man who Is accustomed to asking tough questions and gelling correct answers i « n.billy there is an Increase m terrorism allriilng t-or|xiralloiis " Goss said In an interview in ills olhee in suburban Bethcsda. Md His linn has a reputation lor handling kidnap pmgs successfully hy dealing with the kidnap |x-is advising on how to handle ransom de­ mands. working with |toller Investigators and even dealing with Ihr press while the victim Is In-lit W r vc dealt with more than 150 major extortions." said C o m . whose linn charges about $1,400 a day for a negotiator In such cases "Over 90 of these werr long term kidnappings In most cases the victims return alive, although In some 10 percent of Incidents worldwide the victims may lx- harmed or killed." L t Mike At ktiman of I h r Miami based In in also claims expertise in recovery ol hostages Bui. like Govs, the former CIA operative emphasizes preventive measures to preclude terrorist acts. "Our thrust Is predictive." said Ackerman, whose firm serves more than half of America's "Fortune 500" comjtanles. Ikith Control Risks and Ackerman A Palumbo ollrr clients regular assessments on terrorist activities throughout the world. T h r assessments are Ixtsed on Intelligence gathered In various countries from experts. as well as on Information in the public domain, such as press reports. We follow communiques Issued hy the %• • 5. The Yeast Connection — William Crook 8 . The Frugal Gourmet — Jeff Smith 7. Breaking with Moscow — Arkady Shevchenko * * * « ^ ^ » i » * 8. W eight W alclinrs Q u ick start Cookbook — Jean Nldeleh 9. The One-Minute Salesperson — Spencer Johnson 10. Cry of the Kalahari — Mark Owens Mata Paperbacks • I . The Wanton - Rosemarie Rogers 2. The Captive Heart — Phoebe Conn 3. Texas Rich — Fern Michaels 4. Danger — DU k Francis 5. The Aquitaine Progression — Robert Ludlum 0. Warday - Whitley Strleber and James Kunelka 7. Smart Women — Jud y Blumc 8 . Lost Lady — Jude Deveraux 9. The Raj Quartet Vol. 1: The Jewel In the Crown — Paul Scotl 10. Almost Paradise — Susan Isaacs growing awareness that little Gloria Is a child of considerable shrewdness, whose views on the people and events around her are often outrageous In their candor She saw th ro u g h A u n t G e rtru d e Whitney's unctuous lawyers, through Iter |x>ssesslve Grandmother Morgan, and to a lesser degree through Mis Whitney and her own mother neither of whom were able to sec through her terrorists themselves." Ackerman said m a telephone interview. "W e find terrorists often do exactly what they say thrv will do " Ackerman s hrm has begun working with art hit eels in the held of "security design." "Security nerds to lx- built Into a building." Ackerman said "If you're trying to protect a plant in Lebanon, you would need a moving Iturner to protect against a suicide truck bomber But you don't need that for a plant in Connecticut " Corporations pay linns like his. Ackerman said, "because security affects their bottom line." Eugene Maatrangelo. an analyst who tra cks data for Risks International Inc ol Arlington. Va.. a suburb of Washington. olTrrs statistical evi­ dence that there has been a significant Increase In International terrorism, particularly in acls targeting businesses His llgurrs show 3.525 terrorist Incidents worldwide last year, compared to 2.838 In 1983 Uist year, businesses were targeted 1.205 times, compared lo 760 such Incidents the previous year. Mastrangclosald. He said Chile led the lop 10 countries In terrorist inrldents. followed by Peru. Nicaragua. Kl Salvador. Colombia. India. Lebanon. Spain! Northern Irrland and Srt Lanka Maatrangelo said 63 percent of the 22.171 Incidents he has recorded since 1970 have occurrrd during the past five years He acknowledged many incidents are not rcporled but said his statistics can disclose patterns in terrorist activity. "You can establish a track record for terrorist groups, hr said "Knowledge Is power." Maxirangrlo and other security consultants say there ts a trend for terrorists to shift their attacks Irom government and military Installations to business targets Frederick M. W lnshlp dueled $3 060 lor I'tHi brant depreii.il ton You t an t do this J im said ll.tilv I h«- more innovative mv lav Ideas, the quit krr Jtx- is m re|eei tin in Why not?' 1 asked ‘I’roplr get lo lake depreciation lor their i iirs. their mat hitirrv their b u ild in g s W h y not th e ir brains?" "Because the IRS savs you can't." he said "Now whal s tills other depreciation th.itge fo r$ M 712?" 1 wrote oil Keynesian eco­ nomics." I replied ''You whal?" he screamed Accountants get very testy by the end ot tax season I spent that mill'll acquiring the /llllon or so tir.iln tells that know Keynesian the o ry." I > \pl.imed Hut nobody pays ••ny attention lo Keynesians these it tvs I figured I might as Will write those cells oil the Ixxiks " Itttt can t do that Accmin l-mis gel a lut re|N-llllve at the eltd ol lax season I had also taken .in investment tax credit lor the investment I made last year In hralit cells that know alxmt weather forecasting I had figured I could forecast the weather as well as the economy, and that It was time to diversify I was alxiut to explain this to lix-. when the i ells that knew how lo ju s t if y the c re d it vanished. My hrnln seems to lxwearing out faster anil faster Next year I'll take accelerated depreciation I I ' lmo lh y Trrg o rf/irn w r l conn s ih r np/xirfnnbt lo ro n r s/Nind u till readers IVrifr him ut ihr f.'v r/nng Hrr.ihl l ...C r a z e d Pets Continued from page ID PoIskv s c o ii ii t e i conditioning irealim-tii lot ihr Ix mxIIc had the owner leave lot lbe mmoles tin- first day. and •lien reward tin- dog — usually with lixxl — lot gixxl Ix-havior rhe time span increased mini tin- dog was sure the owner wasn I .ilxnil lo skip low n J u d i t h C r e in r r ol Sa n ta Monica said her pel beagle lx-came so demanding she had lot ompromlse her hb-sivltI ll.nl lo lake ll everywhere." she said I couldn't go to a restaurant without bringing n along Ii got to the |xitnl where I it hi It |n I even litlng home a dale without him going nuts "Companies are cranking Ihr terrorism factor into thr cost of doing business Muslramtelo said We are now dealing wilh a more sophisticated. Ix-itrr armed, more seasoned group of terrorists These |x-oplr arc willing lo take risks They urr nm just leaving unattended bombs now They arcwilling lo come onto ihr scene, to throw the Ixunli They are willing to light It out with security forces They are dedicated T h r uvrragr age of terrorists In West Germany now Is in the 30s They are veterans who have hern at their trade lor over a decade. Now they arc Ix-gtnnlng to recruit a new generation. What this means Is that the Inept ones are In jail but Ihr gcxxl ones arc wtIII on ihr sirrrt The veterans don't engage unless ihey think they're going lo win They do a lol of rrconnalsancr " Mastrangrlo said that If experienced terrorists observe that a targeted person continually varies his movements and Is protected by bcxlyguurds they may not strike. "The frustrating thing In this business." hr said. "Is that w r never know how many attacks arc thwarted." Mike Ackrrtnun knows about frustration. In 1975. alter 11 years of CIA work look him lo 20 countries throughout U l i n Americ a. Europe and Africa, he resigned In protest against congressio­ nal Investigation of the agency, claiming the probe "neutralized" his "operational effective­ ness." Al thr firm he loundrd, Ackerman preaches that the best defense against terrorism aimed al businesses I* "a trained, alert, concerned execu­ tive." Hr contends that sophisticated terrorist groups are "simply not intimidated by small bodyguard complements. They ran always muster sufficient lirrpower lo overcome them." Dili- man I'olskv said, movi-tl m wiili his girlfriend .mil wauled her two |H>itit-r.ini.ms to abandon their long standing habit ol llt-sllilg oil lilt- Itf-tl at Might rile i uddlf t oiistintis tlogs. Jealous ol the new lover, would cry all mght mini allowed hark m bi d There was also an unhappy Australian shepherd. I’olsky itrailed, who tiecame obsessively |r.lions alter Its owners hail a rlnld I lilt ting would uriii.ilt- in the Ilaity's room and growl ai him And Hu pareuis would punish Hit- pri hy tossing him outside, whlrh made him resent the Ht'WIxtm even more. I’olskv said Ackerman and other consultants agrre that terrorists tend to select their targets Irom among Ihr more visible Individuals and companies ihc-v urge their clients to blend Into their surroundings, avoid publicity and to Ik - as unpredictable in their movements as |x>sslhlr Regular pursuits, such as Jogging arc discour­ aged Executives, their stalls and lamlllrs are taught how to rrcognizr when they are under sur vrlllancr. .... III III U l W i l l i | The u s Slate Department will not ransom negotiations on the ground tha ihr kidnappers nil only leads lo more pings Some foreign governments simply con on trying lo kill ihr terrorist culprits to i thlrr using ransom money to buy urt strategy that puts thr kidnap victim I danger. Once an executive Is kidnapped, the becomes a deadly game of nerves, w kidnappers ollen threatening to kill the unless a ransom Is |>ald Kidnappers sometimes send tape rerun the hostage pleading for his life, a tat might prompt his shaken colleagues to pay up to end the ordeal Then the kldi might simply double ihrlr demand. Higher than usual ransoms In u partlru can prompt a wave of subsequent kldnappl Although hostages usually are recover* kidnappers are not apprehended In the field of risk control. the goal is ore of terrorism. * Dial is why Ackerman, who still talks I ( IA operative he was. says things like Ihrust Is predictive." fax � 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, April 21, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 21, 1985. 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No 70S Friday. April 19, 1985-Sanford. Florida Cents La k e M a ry A p p ro v e s 4% Olrk H r ...... B y Rick Brunson Herald Staff W rite r After haggling for two hours Thursday, the Lake Mary City Commission approved a tuy package that raises city employees' salaries hrt ween 4 percent and 20 percent a year All 19 city employees will get Increases, which were made retroactive from April I. The city commlssloners pay. as well as the mayor's, was not changed, although they may request a raise In June. 1 he commission approved the package 4 to 1. saying it would. In the words of one commis­ Shuttle Survives Blown Tire CAPE C A N A V E R A L (UPI) — The shuttle Discovery and Its seven member crew glided to a safe landing today, blowing a landing gear tire In the process. A Jagged rip was found In the heal shield tiles of the ship s left wing flap For commander Karol Bobko, co-pitot Donald Williams and crew members Hhra Seddon. Jeffrey Hoffman. David Griggs. McDonnell Douglas engineer Charles Walker and Sen Jake Darn. K-U(uh. the landing at 8 53 a m. ended a dramatic weeklong space adventure. One of two 44-Inch tires on the ship’s right landing gear blew during the touchdown and the second was damaged, with no apparent effect on the otherwise picture-perfect landing, which capped a 2 H -m llllo n -m lle voyage. Television views of the $1.2 billion shuttle after landing showed a Jagged chunk lorn out of a control flap at the edge of the left wing It was not known If Ihe damage would have an Impact an Discovery's next launch, now set for uround June 12. "The swat team Is homr!" said Brian Welch In mission control when Discovery touched down, referring lo Ihe crew's dramatic — but unsuccessful — vitelllte rescue effort using Improvised "fly swatter" tools Three and a half miles from Ihe runway. Discovery's sistrrshlp. Challenger, stood ready for blastoff In Just 10 days on a weeklong Spacclab science expedition. TODAY Action Reports.......... . 2A Bridge............................. BA Calendar.................... ...3A Classifieds.................. 9 n a Dear Abby................ . 5A Deaths........................ .. 12A Dr. Got!..................... .. SA 4A Editorial.................... Florida............. ....... .. 2A Hosoltal...................... ...2A 2A Nation........................ . 5A People...».......... . Sports......................... 6.7,9A . Weather. World..... ..2A 12A Welcome To Am erica - And Stick ’Em Up HEBEK C IT Y . Utah (UPI) — T w o B ritish tourists thought American police shows were make believe until their van was pulled over by policemen. Officers, who thought the van might contain u neo­ Nazi fugitive, stopped Diane B ud ge and h e r tra v e l c o m p a n io n . J o n a t h a n B u t c h e r . F o u r p o lic e vehicles surrounded the van Monday and several officers crouched behind their cars with guns drawn. Shouting through a loud­ speaker. officers barked orders to ihe British couple — "step out of the van. put your hands on your head." Budge said. Butcher suld. " I only heurd 'step out of the van' so I started walking casu­ ally toward them. Then they yelled louder. ‘Pul your hands In the air!'*' "Il was a really American experience." Butcher said. "W e had viewed American television show s about police but we thought much of it was not real. Now we know It really happens." sioner. boost morale "In dollars and cents " It will cost the city $ 6 1.000 Under the plan, the city's six employees In ihe highest pay grades will get a 20 percent raise Those employees are the city manager, police chief, city treasurer, public works supervisor, police Iteu.cnant and building and zoning official. Police Chief Harry Benson, the city's highest paid employee, will get a raise of $4,350 His salary will Jump from $22,756 to $27,306 City Manager Kathy Klee, the second highest paid, will get a Increase $4.2H9 bringing her salary from $21.450 to $25,739 ” ii ii u ii To 2 0 % P a y R a is e s At Ihe lower end of the pay grade, public works employees salaries will jum p from $9,608 to $10,500 The middle pay grades, such as police patrolmen first class, will Increase from about $ 15.500 to $ 18.360 Approval of the package comes after almost lour months of study of the city's pay scales The study, conducted by Commissioner Russ Megonrgal and the city's personnel committee, on which he acts as chairman was brought about after much frustration about high turn­ over rates among city employees, especially police officers The panel discovered disgruntled ■Paulucci Wins Rezoning For Apartments u , , „ li n ii ii ii ii Hoe Down e s .* . sy Dm « Ixora Garden Club members Judy Wlmblsh, left, and Sally Rosamond with the help of Arthur Brewington prepare ground near the F t . M ellon m a rk e r, 2nd Street and Mellonvllle Ave., Sanford, for new plants. Mrs. Rosemond said the ground near the marker was loo porous for the plants there m h and was creating a drainage problem. Mrs. Wlmblsh said they were going to set day lillies, marigolds, daisies and behind the marker — which commemorates a settlerindlan battle In 1834 — a flowering pear tree. The project is the club's way of helping to beautify the city, Mrs Rosemond said. Parents, Dentist Trade Lawsuits By Deene Jo rd a n Herald Staff W rite r When a Longwood orthodontist told « Winter Park couple lo. In effect, 'pul your money where your daughter's mouth Is.' and refused lo take Ihe girl s braces off until they did. lire couple decided to go to another dentist. When the first orthodontist sued for $650. they decided to countersue for more than $300,000 The dental dispute started when Deborah Rosenberg. 13. of Winter Park, went to her dentist on July 5. I9H3 to have her braces removed. The dentist. Jumes Bawling Jr. ol Dental World. Longwood. refused to take Ihe braces ofT until the girl's parents paid off a $650 bill, according to court records. The parents had been {raying $45 a month towards the bill but had disputed what they called "extra" charges, the records show When the Rosenbergs asked for a ropy of the girl s dental records, apparently so they could lake her to another dentist. Bawling refused to give them a copv. they reported In May. 1984' Bawling filed soil In small claims court staling the Rosenberg* owed him $650. the balance of $1,170 worth of work done on Ihe girl’s teeth Kosentierg countersued. Illtng three counts each asking lor $100,000 In punitive damages and unspecified amounts of other damages In excess of $5,000. according to court records. Thursday the case was transferred to circuit court which has Jurtsdirtton In all civil matters asking lor damages in excess of $5.tKX) Rosenberg slates In the suit that the alleged comment alxiut not removing the braces until the hill was pair! was made maliciously. He said the comment was made liefore other {tatlents and employees and was thus huinllltatlng to his daughter. No trial dale has been set Longwood Man Arrested For Posing As Doctor A Longwood man has been a r r e s t e d by O r la n d o i n vrstlgulors for practicing medi­ cine without a license Peter Lett. 44. of 118 Autumn Drive, was arrested at 1 p in. Thursday at his office. 2020 W. Fairbanks Ave . by agents of the M etropolitan Bureau of I n ­ vestigations Lett has posed as a doctor for several months, according io Dentils Dayle. director of the agency comprised ol police of­ ficers. sheriffs deputies and stule attorney personnel. Dayle said agents began to investigate Lett in January after the Department of Professional Regulation received Information that Lett was practicing medi­ cine wlihoul a license Dayle did not know how or when the regulatory agency learned of Lett's practice. According to Dayle. Lett made diagnoses, treated patients with rhlroprucllc methods and gave them herbs. MBI sent tw o undercover agents lo Lett's office. Dayle said One a ge nt, who was healthy, was diagnosed by Lett as having a tnedlral problem which Lett then treated. Dayle said. The second agent, with a known medical problem, was also diagnosed by Lett. In the second cases, the treatment Lett recommended could have been fatal to the agent, according to u licensed doctor. Davie said. Lett has been charged with practicing medicine without a license and representing himself as a medical doc-tor. Dayle said. The charge Is a Ihlrddegree misdemeanor punishable by 5 years in prison. Leti was released from the Orange County Jail Thursday after posting a $1.000 bond — Daana Jo rd a n Teen Problems Workshop Topic Mental health experts will •'The Problems of Adoles­ discuss common problems en­ cence' will be the subject of a countered by parents and others community education workshop who deal with teenager*. These to be held Tuesday from 10 a m ixsues include Identity crises, to noon at the West Lake sexuality, drugs and alcohol, and peer pressure. Hospital. Longwood. ST Lake Mary employees w ere finding similar jobs with better pay In surrounding Seminole cities After studying those cities pay scales, the panel drew up a plan Increasing Lake Mary's vilarles between 4 and 25 percent But at Thursday's meeting, the commission wrangled over the promised 25 perrent raise, which only six employees In the top pav grades would get Alter about two hours, the commission decided 4 to 1. Megonrgal opposing, to close the gap and reduce the top Increase to 20 percent See PAY. page 12A By Rick Brunson Herald Staff W rite r Entrepreneur Jenn Paulucci won a rezonlng request from the Lake Mary City Commission Thursday, clearing Ihe way lor him to build a multi-million dollar apartmrnl/duplex devel­ opment on a lush I Hi acre part olf Rinehart Road In Lake Murv Construction <>l "The Village" Is expected to begin within two years, according to Bruce A n ­ d e r s o n . w h o re p re s e n te d Paulucci Enterprises ut the meeting Before that the com­ pany will have to submit a site plan for Itie commission's ap­ proval The land. |uirt of which Is a flood plain, was zoned agricul­ tu ra l b ut was ch a n g e d to planned unit development by a 4 to 1 vote. The request was o r i g i n a l l y t a lli e d A p r i l 4 s l l r r I h r c o r n m i s s i o n s a id t h e p m | f O ' » proposal to put eight units on each acre of the ecologicallysensitive urea was In violation of the city's land use plan. At that lime the project was also fiercely opposed by members of a neigh boring development, the Forest, who feared the project would swump Ihe urea with traffic mid si-wage problems Anderson and his associates regrouped and made changes, halving Ihr density The project has a proposed 378 units as opposed lo 681 In Ihr original plan. T o further show tlie com ­ mission the developer was con­ scious of the environmental concerns. Anderson said there w ould be 75-fool setbacks around all lakes on Ihr property and that no trees would lxremoved except where I lie build­ ings would be He also said no buildings would lie constructed on the highly sensitive 100-year floodplain. About 17 percent of the properly would have build lugs or paving on II. leaving 83 percent natural or landscaped, h r said Commissioner Colin Keogh said tho develop­ ment would bring too much traffic to Lake Mary Boulevard. "Sometlmo tho commission is going to have to take a stand,” he said. As lor the Forest residents' concerns. Anderson agreed to have a 50 loot setback surroun­ ding tile Forest us well as a green zone" of trees and shrubs ih.it would lie maintained by tindeveloper As for trufllc and sewage. Anderson said there would lx- a 25-IimiI setback along C ry s ta l D r iv e , the eastern iMiundury of the p r o j e c t . H r u Im > M U 'c e U t o | w v r t ».«- n w l . Tills uppeused ihe residents Forest representative J o h n Hauck thanked Anderson for a cordially working with the resi­ dents und said. “ We look forward lo maintaining the reintlonshlpof good neighbors." To help control traffic ul Its western entrance at Rinehart Road. Anderson said Ihe devel­ opers would Install u traffic signal. H r ulso agreed lo (uiy a portion of a $32.(XX> truffle study ol Lake Mary Boulevard But C o m m is s io n e r C o lin Keogh, the lone commissioner who voted against the rezonlng. said paying for studies was not enough to offset Ihr traffic the development would bring to I..ike Mary Boulevard lie said he luvored a hall lo all further d e v e lo p m e n t a ro u n d Ih e huulevard "Sometime the commission Is going lo have lo lake a stand." lie said Anderson a ls o a g re e d to c o n ­ trib u te m o n e y to Ih e c i t y 's s e w e r Im p a c t s t u d y . He s a id P u u lu r c l E n t e r p r is e s is p la n n i n g to b u ild See P A U L U C C I. page I2 A 7 Said He Would Do This Again' Driver Who Triggered MADD Nabbed Drunk At Another Wreck SACRAM ENTO. Calif. (UPI) - The angry founder of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers believes Ihe latest drunken driving anrst of Ihe motorist whose car killed her daughter in 1980 should "put him away for life." "I think he should be taken off the road and removed from society." said Candy Llghtner. who founded M ADD after her 13-year-old daughtrr was killed by a car driven by Clarence Busch. 52. "I would put him away for life." Busch, who has a long record of drunken driving arrests, was picked up Wednesday night on a charge when his car turned left against a red light and hit another car driven by Carrie Sinnot. 19. The woman escaped with bruises on her upper left arm. "I'm not surprised he’s done this again." said Llghtner. who had passed the saute Intersection about 15 minutes before Ihe collision. "I said he would do this again. "When I learned that he was bock oul on ihe road. Il brought up the old anger again — anger at him for being so stupid for doing this again.” The last violation died on Busch's driving record was his arrest for Carl Llghtner s death. Busch ran down the suburban Fair Oaks girl while she was walking lo a church festival In May 1980. then sped off. Busch received a two-year involuntary man­ slaughter sentence in 1980 after a Judge ruled that his alcoholism diminished his capacity to make decisions. -------------- Som* 1,000 toonogort and young adults will bo klllod this yoar duo to drunk driving, whllo tho stoto-bystoto push to ralso tho drinking ago continues. .........................Jd. Story In Sunday's Herat The tragedy prompted Candy Llghtner io launch a national campaign to form MADD. Beginning as a one-woman crusade. Ihe group now has 340 chapters In 47 stales. Canada. Great Britain and Guam, "Busch displayed symptoms of Intoxication and failed manual dexterity tests conducted by a CUP officer at the scene." said Sgt. Jim Elliott of the California Highway Patrol. "He was arrested for felony drunken driving and also as an unlicensed California driver." Busch was held In lieu of $200,000 ball. Ills blood was being analyzed to determine the extent to which It may have exceeded ihe state's blood-alcohol standard of. 10 percent. The state Department of Motor Vehicles said Busch's California license expired In May 1982. Busch entered prison In December 1980 for ihe Llghtner death and was paroled In Sep­ tember 1981. Department of Corrections records showed. Llghtner lives In Ihe Dallas area but has been visiting a friend in Sacramento County only one block from the scene of Wednesdays accident. �I A—gvnlwf H f aid, tairiord, FI. Friday, April H, 1WS NATION IN BRIEF Former EPA Official Lavelle Set To Start Prison Term PLEASAN TON. Calif IUI’1) - Former EPA official Rita Uivrlle. who says she was a "scapegoat" for the 1983 vandal that engulfed the agency, will appeal her perjury conviction to the Supreme Court, her attorney says. I^ivelle. once the head of the toxic waste cleanup program of the Environmental Protection Agency, was scheduled today to begin a six-month prison term at the same facility where newspaper heiress Patricia Hears! served a 22-month term for hank robbery In 1977 and 197H Officials ai the Federal Correctional Institution at Pleasanton would not say what lime Lavelle would enter the facility. With lime off for good behavior. Lavelle could be released from prison after five months of service. She has been rated a “ security level one" Inmate, meaning she Is considered the least threat to soelrty. Of the 22 EPA officials. Including former admlnlslralor Aline Burford. who w rrr fired or who resigned as a result of the- controversy over mlsmanagemeni and sweetheart deals with Industry. Lavelle was lhe only one indicted. The Pill Linked To Infertility NEW YORK flJI'l) — Blrlfi control pills may Increase a woman's risk of pelvic Inflammatory disease that can lead to infertility, and doctors need to revise their thinking about oral contraceptives, a federal researcher reported today. Dr. A. Eugene Washington of the Centers for DiseaseControl In Atlanta said a re-evaluation of studies showed women on the pill are at a risk two to three times greater than other women of contracting pelvic Inflammatory disease caused by Chlamydia trachomatis. An estimated 3 million people a year are Infected with Chlamydia, which has become thr most common sexually transmuted disease In the Untied Stales Though up to 70 percent of thr women do not have any symptoms. Infection can spread to the upper reproductive tract and cause Infertility. Washington said. Young, sexually active women with multiple sexual partners are at greatest risk for chlamydial Infection, said Washington, and tend not to use barrier birth control methods, which would prevent exposure to bacteria from the partner. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Students Facing Trial C o u ld B o S u m p o n d o d TA L L A H A S S E E (Ill’ll — A Mil that would allow school principals let suspend students who fun- Juvrnllr court trials for fc-hmlc-s and drug offenses has won tenlative approval In the House T h r Education committee's version of the measure (Hit 1231 which moved to final reading Thursday would give* students a chance to evade suspension for drug offenses hy Informing on thc-lr suppliers or enrolling In drug rehabilitation programs. Florida law currently allows principals to suspend studrnts charged as adults with IHonirs. as long us llitnilcnsr is dcmcmslrated lo harm schcxd discipline, and In c-xpci them If (ciuncl gultly. Young's hill would give principals that same authority when students face Juvenile court hearings. In other m i Ion, the I louse gave llnul approval to hills that would protect faith healers from charges of abusing elderly and disabled followers, ami that would rt-cpilrr pawn brokers to guarantee their wures work Meanwhile- the chairman of a Senate lax committee proposed u $1 tax cm sale of fruit trees and callrd for a penny pet-box tax cm lemons and Ilmen Thursday to finance the state s lire- tight against citrus canker. Integration Pioneer Quits Law TA L L A H A S S E E (UPI) — With two more litconipeniency complaints pending against him. Virgil I) Hawkins, a black lawyer who was the key figure In the Irilegrulton of Florida's taw schools, has decided lo quit the practice ol law. Hawkins, 7H. of Leesburg, petitioned the Florida Supreme Court to accept his resignation from thr Florida Hat In a brief 5 -0 order Thursday, the high court did Hawkins, who once told the court. "When I get lo heaven. I want to he a member of the Florida Har." has had several conijilalnts filed against him In recent years and has been publicly reprimanded try the high court twice. Hawkins made history In 1949 when the University of Florida law school dented him admission because ol Ids race The Supreme Court three years later ruled thr rejection la win I T h r controversy Inspired Hie creation of a law school at Hit- thru all black Florida AAM Untvcrlsty but Hawkins irlusrd to enroll there. Lake Mary Attempts To Restrict Bad Boys Of The Bawdy Business Dy R ick Brunson Herald Staff W rite r T o p le s s d a n c e rs and purveyors of pornography will have a hard time selling their acts and Ihelr wares In Lake Mary At thetr Thursday meeting, city commissioners placed an obstacle In the path of anyone thinking of bringing bawdy babes to the country lanes of the city — a 37-page, half-inch thick ordinance severely regulating all manner of so-called adult enter­ tainment They approved the ordinance bv a 4-to-t m argin. It was Trailer Fire Victim Dies An elderly Fern Park man who wus Injured during u mobile home trailer Hie a monlh ago hoi died. Norman Dotsau. M2, of *2 Seminole Mobile Homes Purk. <186 U.S. Highway 17 92. died Monday ut Orlando Regional Medical Center- lie was burned lover 20 perm it of his body 'd u rin g a fire ut his home March 21. Th r 7:IS pm. lire destroyed Ills trailer. Doc s a u wus burned before making his way lo Ids hunt pureh where a neighbor pullrd • % him from (he burning trailer. S e m in o le C o u n t y lire I n ­ vestigator Ray Pippin said Donutn probably would have mudr It out of the burning #25.000 trailer sooner ll It hud been cqutpja-d with a smoke alarm. Four Seminole County Fire l)cparineitl units responded to the scene und hud the blare u n d e r c o n t r o l w it h in 13 minutes. The (Ire started whrn Dorsun tell asleep while amuktng. Pippin —Deane Jordan said Commissioner Burt said. Perlnchlef The ordinance was the idea of Mayor Dick Fess and Police Chief Harry Benson who Instructed Petree In December to draft an ordinance after a study of similar laws in other Florida cities. Fess has said he wanted a law to keep out adult establishments before they became entrenched In Lake Mary. Citing Orlandos South Orange Blossom Trail as an example, he says It Is easier lo keep them out than It is to root them out after they've taken i foothold In a city. Church Money Used To Finance Bombs P E N S A C O L A IU P II - A woman accused of ronsplrtng with her husband and two others to bomb abortion clinics look money from their "church lithe" account to buy black gunpowder unrtl for lhe 41pound devices, a federal agent said. Following the agent's testimo­ ny. the government rested Its case Thursday against Matthew Goldsby. 21. Kaye Wiggins. 1H. James Simmons. 21. and Kathy Simmons. IH. who are accused of the Christmas morning bom­ bings of Ihree clinics. U.S. District Judge Roger "She stated that she had Vinson was expected to rule today on whether lo allow the purchased black powder on two defense to bring In character occasions." Bilbo said "She withdrew this money from a witnesses U.S. Attorney Tom Dillard said tt was unnecessary, Joint sa vings art-mint that but attorney Frank Booker belonged to her and Jim m y." argued that It’s needed for the Bilbo said Mrs. Simmons told Insanity defense, him I he account was for a In testimony Thursday. Bobby "church tithe" the rouplr was H Bilbo, u Bureau of Alrohoi. collecting. Tobacco and Firearms agent from Knoxville. Tenn.. claimed Earlier. A T F agent William Mrs Simmons told him thr Rlrhl. who arrested Wiggins couple established the account Jan. 2. said the woman "became In part to save money for “ the very emotional and started cry­ Gideon Project." a term pro­ secutors said was used for the ing" whrn he asked about the project prosecutors said was Ixmihlngs. hatched In late October. "She said she had found out about the bombs a week before from Mat." Rlehl said, "and that shr wanted lo go along and help place thr bombs, but the boys said no. H w o u ld be too dangerous." Testimony from A T F agent Frank Lee on Wednesday placed boih Wiggins and Kathy Sim mons at the scene as the bombs were built Dec. 21. four days before ih r bombings of the Ladles Center clinic, and clinics operated by Dr. Bo Bagcnholm and Dr William Permenter. Man Jailed In Attack On Deputy, Father A 23-year-old Sanford man was being held without bond today charged with attempted murder following an alleged at­ tack on his father. The man was arrested at I he Seminole County Jail Thursday where he wus iiring held for battery on a shrrlirs deputy. Aftrr the man wus Jailed on the hutlrry charge Thursday, sheriffs Investigators learned that the man's father, who was hospllalt/ed at Central Florida Regional Hospital. Sanford, was accusing him of choking him and hitting him several times with a wine bottle, a sheriffs report said. Sheriffs deputy Hugh Thomas gave this account of the man's nnrstt * The suspect was a passenger lo n vehicle which r e p o r t e d l y violated the right-of-way on U.S, Highway 17-02 at county Road -119, Sanford. After Thomas sloped the car the man rrportedy got and said, "I nerd to get to the (xillce station." Thom ­ as asked. "W hat?" The man again said, "I need to get to the police station. You all did some­ thing to my father." Thomas asked the man which (xillce station hr needed to go lo and thr man became angry und said, "What do you mean, what police station?" He became vrrlially abusive, the report said Thomas asked the man If he was trying (o give him a hard lim e and the su sp e rl said "Yeah." and hit Thomas In the chest with both hands, the rr(Mirl said. Dwayne Lee Edwards. 23, of 2004 Southwest Road, Sunford, was charged and Jailed und held In Iteu of #3,000 bond. When deputies lenmrd of the allegations of Edwards' (alhrr. Allierl Edwards, of the same address, mudr ugalnst his son Hu* attempted murder churgr was added at 1 1 :3 0 a.nt. Thursday. KNOCK. KNOCK After a thief couldn't find any Action Reports money al a Sanford beauty shop, hr went hunting for cash next ★ Fires door al a takeout restaurant Hut (hr bandit went about ll In an ★ Courts unronvrntlonul manner — he knocked a hole In thr wall * Police dividing the two establishments Sanford police report that The elder Edwards told depu­ someone pried the rear door ties the suspect approached him open at Hie Hair Culling Station. (roin behind at their home on 3H40 Orlando Drive, sometime Wednesday. He allegedly put a between Saturday and Monday. licit around the victim's neck Alter rummaging through the and started to strangle him. The shop In an apparent search for elder Edwards was also hit on cash, the thief came up empty the head several times with a handed and decided lo go next wine bottle and received six cuts door, lie or she went Into the on his brad and one on hts neck, shop's bathroom and knocked a a sheriff s report said. The elder Edwards was hospi­ hole tn the wall, cresting an entrance to the adjoining Greek talized und treated for three broken rtbs. Also, 30 stitches Isle Dellghis restaurant al 3H42 Orlando Drive, a (xilice report w ere needed to close his said. wounds, the report said. The Ihlef got about #5 after No motive for the attack has prying open a game machine h e rn established, s h e r if f s and then took about #14 to spokesman John Spolakl said. quarters from u cash drawer. But CYCLE VS. CAR that's not all the unconscionable A 20-year-old Sanford man Ihlef got away with Not satisfied received a broken leg alter the with mere mammon, he also motorcycle he was driving col­ stole u small, wooden statue of lided with another car. Gary Jesus from the restaurant Smith, ol 2400 Kentucky St.. counter, Ihe report said, Sanford, was traveling east rn m il ARRESTS Airport Boulevard at ulxnit 9 The following persons have p.ni. Tuesday when u car head­ been arrested in Seminole ing west pullrd In front nf him County on a charge of driving whl'e making a lr It turn, a police under the Influence: report said. — Clifton Isaac Shadron. 51. of The two vehicles, both going 2063 Pa/kshore Lane, Oviedo, about 35 mph. crushed and wus arrested ut 9:53 p m Wed­ Sm ith wus thrown Into the nesday on state Road 46. San­ Intersection. Hr was hospitalized ford. after a sheriff's deputy, who with u broken leg talked with hint earlier und T h e d r i v e r of (h e c a r , warned htm not to drive, saw Woodrow Hinkle. 55. of 3100 S. h im d riv in g He wus also I’ark Ave.. Sanford, was unhurt. He was charged with vlolallng a right-of-way and driving with u suspended license, the report said. Damages to Smith's motorcy­ NATIONAL REPORT: Record cle toiulrd about #1.000 and heal In ihe nation'* midsection Hinkle's cur received about #500 liberated zoo animals and sun damugr. Ihr report said worshippers from their winter captivity, while ranchers In the West were warned to protect livestock from a winter storm spewing wet snow today. The cruise ship. Is tiring sued by mercury reached record heights Lakr Monroe Marina for eviction Thursday in 27 cities and tem­ ll Is not tiring surd by Potamkln peratures were balmy today Chevrolet or Dean Wangerln. They are suing Star Line E n ­ from Ihe (Mains to Ihe midAtlantic. terprises. which manufactures ambulances AREA FORECAST: Today partly cloudy and mild High In the low to mid 80s Wind east 10 to 15 m ph. T o n ig h t partly cloudy. Low around 60. Wind light east. Sa tu rd a y mostly sunny und mild. High in the mid Judl M Clam la Complete Interiors. Inc Lt 80s. Wind rust 10 to 13 mph. H . Amber wood Un One. SIM BOATINO FORECABTi St Complete Interiors. Inc to Joseph Fitch A Augustine to Jupiter Inlet out 50 Wt Marla. L l Is Ambnroood Un One MS MO miles. Jupiter Inlet to Key Largo Raymond T Capp A Wt Esther ta Den®! j out to the Bahama bank — Wind Andreas A Wt Mary l . . U I. B '« ]. rapl perl east 10 to 15 knots through ot Tea m ile. North ChgluoM U t 000 C ivil lawsuits against two Sanford companies were incor­ rectly reported In Thursday's Evening Hentld because of thr similarity In their names Star Line Corporation, which o|M-rulrs Ihe Star of Sanlord REALTY TRANSFERS b o l d S Breatv Inc to G w n d W Srvwn k *VI Joyce 1 , Ll I. lo t * Markham (t l* tu v w o Hacker H o m «. Inc to Tonor 0 * » . Inc . I I M Country Devvnt Ph tl U t WO Garnett Whitt Tr. to Millor Enter ante* Inc From SW tor ol N W U ol Sot I M JO S t , tao ooo loo Mwnuil 1 Salvatore B to letter L. Klimor t Oo.lt A W IS] tt el E f i r m Ll 11 B O 't o t lot Addn Sloth Hammock. t l.M t Vlaual Airs Prod. Inc to D n o d t(fo E P orn A Wt Angelas B L l l A t ' i s l U U t A W 'i at I BIS *a. Toonslta ol North Chuluoia.HO DM Visual Arts Prod to John M Hall. U S A W ‘ > et I. S a i*. Toonsao ol North Chulueta. ISOM Mortal C Poll A Wt Wmta to Phillip M Seats Lt US. O P Savage Land Ca Plal ot Black Hammock. ISO 000 Morton Bktrs . l x to Ronald J Shader A Wt Mardsna M i l l The Springs Whispering Pmet Sac Tn®. U K 000 John J C lugikA W t Barbara J to Daniel J WoU A Wt Keihleen R L l SI Oak Forest Un One Ms MO Kotor! tummel A Wthel tg Tahsln M All A Wt Patti, l l VS. less W si . alt . B'k 0 . West Altamonte Hts . Sac ToollO O CMC I In c. la Fredrtc F Gruber A Wt (Solaras R L l to. Bih I H IM charged with driving with a suspended license. — Cherlv Lamoreaux. 26. of Or­ lando. at 2 40 a m. Sunday by Oviedo (xillce on stale Road 419 al state Road 426. Oviedo. No rrason for the arrest was given In an arrest report. — Michael David Chisholm. 31. of *9 N. Edgemon Ave.. Winter Springs, at 2:38 a.nt. Thursday alter he was seen driving with u flat lire on U.S Highway 17-92 al state Road 434. Longwood FIRE CALLS The Sanford Fire Department responded to the following rails Tuesday — 9:40 a m .. 25th Street and Cedar Avenue, rescue. Tw o peo­ ple received minor Injuries In an auto accident. Mary Davis. 17. of H|0 W 25th St . Sanford, com­ plained of pain In her head and T e rry A n gle . 1 7 . of 2605 Grandview Ave.. Sanford, had head and track pains hul both refused transport to the hospital. Another woman Involved in the accident. Penelope Nolan. 64. of 804 Escambia Drive. Sanford, was unhurt. — 1:26 p m . 25th Street und Oregon A ven u e, rescue . A 52-year-old mun In an auto accident was taken to the hospi­ tal Willie Robinson, of 2401 Byrd Ave., Sanford, complained ol pain In his head, legs and hip. — 4:20 p.m.. Fourth Street and Pecan Avenue, false alarm. Wednesday - 1 2 1 5 a m.. 603 E. Fifth St . rescue. A 34-year-old man with chest pains was taken to the hospital. — 6 46 a m.. 530 Palmetto Ave., lalsc alarm. WEATHER Name Similarity Causes Mistake Toddler O K After Transplant MIAMI (UPI) — A West Palm Bruch toddler who has spent most of his HI months In hospitals was rrporti-d alert and In good condition alter receiving a new kidney from his mother. The rrd-haired Imhy was ho in without an anus, und his kidneys fulled shortly altrr birth, For the past seven months hr has undergone 12 hours of dialysis a day to rid his blood of waste. H r bus never eaten solid food und. until the operation, was led through a lube opposed only by commissioner topless dancing establishment. Harry Terry, who wanted the The ordinance doesn't ban application fees for adult enter­ those places completely because tainment bustnesses to be higher that could be considered by a than the proposed #75 He didn't Judge lo be a violation of the say how high he wanted 1he fees. Constitution. City Attorney Rob­ Th e ordinance severely re­ ert Petree warned. s tric ts topless bars, a d u lt But It Is so restrictive, com­ bookstores, theaters and “ dance missioners said they hope It will halls" by Imposing stiff applica­ discourage adult entertainment tion fees and lim iting how. business people from even con­ w here and when they can sidering coming to Lake Mary. operate. It requires such busi­ Just the legal title of the ordi­ nesses to be at least 1.000 feet nance look Petree almost five from churches, schools and li­ minutes to read to the commis­ quor stores. sioners before they voted on It. Th e statute would also pro­ “ Having to read that would be hibit the serving of alcohol in a enough to perturb anyone." H arry t Robson A Lance M London lo the Centro at Lake Mary Ltd . IWW at SW<« at S C t o S e c » l d » . is u . MO Grace Potlttch A Mb Garry A to Molly A Sapp. Lift SO Indian Ridge Ss) 900 Rodney 0 Bennrtl A Wl Mona to Gary A Lundoguam Sprlngaood VIII Cond S c '000 Cynihla Smith A A/llne M Roman to Jerry W BrewMgtontW t Linda F . ( US o tL Il Bih C. Dorr mar ich Hills. Olh Adn I 111 000 Robert B Schumaker A Wl Donna to Edward H Johnston A Wl Olga G . Lt taA A MB Meadow Ridge SIM 900 B A G D a . Inc to Robert w Calcutt. L l s. Blk I. Hanover Woods. W l ttO Robert B Schvmeker A Wl Donna to Edward H. Johnston A Wt Otga 0 . Its M A A I I B Meadow Rldgs SUOMO Frank L Pralar A Wl Margaret lo Malcolm F Broomer A Wt Beverly J . L l I A W I t la' at t. Blk SA Sanlando The Suburb Beaut Palm Springs Sac. tSASOO David Graham A Wl Peggy A Sharon A Oavtd Haidar to Ernes! L Burns. Jr A Wt Christina. L l 1 Elk A. Clan Arden H t t , I I I OOP HOSPITAL NOTES Cewtrkl Flat Me Bagtowal H e lp in ' T h u r t li y ADM ISSIONS A u u n ta l FIlhar. Sanford Julia F Cuitor. DaBary ChariotH Andorton Deltona Ronald Fei. Deltona LindaM Hachadortan. Deltona Emily L Ramant. Deltona Therata l Corton. taka M ary D IS C H AR G ES Ja m a tT Branch. C aueiberry Mary E Smith. D eland B IR TH S Jamet M and Linda M Hachadonan. a girl. Deltona ( 4- Saturday. Sea 2 to 4 feet A fow showers. E X TE N D E D F O R E C A S T ) Sunday through Tuesday <— partly cloudy and mild. A lew showers mainly near the east roost. Lows averaging uround 60 north to low 70s extreme south Highs In the 80s AREA READINOS (9 a.m.lt temperature: 73; overnight low 6 3 : T h u r s d a y 's h ig h : 8 2 ; barometric pressure: 30.19. rela­ tive h u m id ity : 81 percent: winds: east at 8 mph; rain: 04 Inch; sunrise: 5 43 a.in., sunset 6 36 p.m. SATURDAY TIDES) Daytona Beach: highs, 8:14 a.in.. 8:28 p.m.; Iowa, 1.56 a m , 1:45 p.m.: Port Cannvarali highs. 8.06 a.nt., 8 20 p.m.: lows. 1:47 a m . 1:36 p.m.j B a y p o r t: highs. 1:21 a.m . 12 54 p.m.: lows. 7 06 a m.. 7:53 p.m. E % «* n in g l l f i u l d IU S P S M l 1MI Friday. April It. IMS Vol 77. No 70S Published Daily and Sunday, aiceet Saturday by The Laniard H erald. Inc. M t N. French Ave , Laniard. Fia n m . Second C la tt Peilaga Paid al Santord. F tor vda n m Hama D e liv e ry : Weak. I I IB, Month. M M l 1 Month*. H I M , 9 M en IN*. « > ' ) i Year, i l l 99 By M a ll. W teh AI SOj M onlh. S4 M l 1 M onth*. •TO M i 9 Manlh*. SSI 19, Y e a r. * * " IM S ,,,!* ,,. �Briley Follows Brother To Chair RICHMOND. Va. (UPI) — James Briley, ihc middle brother of three of Virginia's most feared criminals, was executed for killing a pregnant mother and her son during a 1979 Briley gang murder spree that claimed 12 lives. Briley was strapped in Virginia's death chair at 11:02 p.m. Thursday and was given back-to back Jolts of 2.300-volts of electrici­ ty- Convicts at Virginia’s State Penitentiary, who staged a brief but bloody riot Thursday morning In a futile attempt to halt the execution, were silent when the 28-yrar-old killer und convict hero was pronounced dead at 11:07 p.m A prison spokesman said Brilev made no final statement, but looked at the nine official witnesses In the cramped death chamoer, smiled and asked: "A rc vou happy?" Before the death mask was put over his shaved head, officials said Brtley thanked the Rev. Marjorie Ualicy. the minister who married him to a freelance writer last month, and told the minister: " I love you.” Outside the old prison in downtown Richmond, a rowdy crowd of 600 mostly death penalty advocates cheered, whistled and clapped as Briley became the 42nd convict executed In the nation since 1976. Police made 10 arrests for drunk and disorderly conduct. Guards quelled the Thursday morning disturbance in 15 minutes, but nine guards and one Inmate were Injured In the melee — none seriously. Briley's new wife. Evangeline Grant Red­ ding. thanked the Inmates for their riotous support, then added: "We're sorry people were hurt In the process, but this Is what happens when the state engages In violence. Violence breeds violence." Briley was executed six months after hls older brother. Ltnwood. sat in the same electric chair for the fatal shooting of a popular Richmond disc Jockey. A younger brother. Anthony, ts serving a life sentence for another murder. James and Ltnwood became convict heroes last May 31 by staging a bomb hoax that tricked Mecklenburg Correctional Center guards Into opening the gates, allowing them and four other condemned killers to make the biggest death row escape In the nation's history. The brothers were caught In Philadelphia 19 days later. Brtley insisted in his last public statement that he was innocent and was framed by another member. Duncan Merklns. who turned state s evidence In exchange for a life sentence. Man Facing Trial For Sexual Assault On Girl Ju ry selection Is scheduled to begin Monday In the case of 6-year-old Sanford girl who was treated for syphilis and herpes following an alleged sexual assault. A 20-year-old Sanford man ts being held without bond In the Seminole County Jail, Reginald Grant, of 2029 Airport Blvd.. was indicted by a grand Jury In November and fares life In pris­ on If convicted. He is charged with sexual battery to a child under 11 and committing a lewd and lascivious act. According to court records, the girl's mother took her to the hospital In October because she had sores around her mouth and In her nose. The girl, now 7. was d iagnosed am i treated for syphilis and herpes. A luther investigation revealed that the girl had genital sores durtng the summer but they went away following application of a non-prescription salve. The medication was applied after, the girl's grandmother and mother n o tic e d she w as w a lk in g strangely, Following the October trip to the hospital, the girl told Investlgutors that white a kin­ dergarten student a man she knew attempted to have sex with her. records show Grant was arrested Nov. 28 at Lake Mary High School where he was a student. According to court records. Grant has been treated for syphilis. — Deane Jo rd a n Consultant's Statements Draw Criticism WASHINGTON (UPI) — National organiza­ tions representing America's 36 million disabled Thursday called for the resignation of Eileen Gardner, an Education Depart­ ment consultant, lor statements they say insult the handicapped. A spokesman sold 15 groups. Ineluding the Paralyzed Veterans of America, the American Council of the Blind and the United Cerebral Palsy Association, sent President Reagan a letter late Wednesday In which Ihry wrote In part: She says, there Is no Injustice In the universe.' that we have somehow earned our disabilities and those who seek rqu.il opportunities arc 'ineffective malcontents " Calling for her "Immediate resignation." they said. "T h is kind of thinking Is an outrage and an Insult to the fundamental principles of Amertcun democracy." There was no Immediate comment from the White House or Education Secretary William Bennett, who hired Gardner as a S36.000-a-ycar sperlal assistant tn the agency's soon-to-be-erralcd Office of Educa­ tional Philosophy and Practice. Gardner began working us a department consultant Ibis week She Is to assume the post as special ussislunt shrn necessary papmvork Is completed. A llreslorm of criticism lx-gan Tuesday when Sen. Lowell Welckcr. R-Conn., at a Evening Herald. Sanford FI Friday. April 19, I9I5-3 A Turlington: No Retreat From Past School Reforms T A L L A H A S S E E (UP I) — E d u c a tio n C o m m issio n e r R a lp h T u r l i n g t o n s a id Thursday the Legislature Is "fine tuning" education re­ forms of the past two years — not backing oil hum ihcm A House education com­ mittee and the lull Senate have voted this week to make the 7th period o( thr high school schedule optional, re­ treating from Iasi year's mandate of a longer school day. Turlington said lie was n o t w o r r i e d t h a t th e Legislature would abandon the toughened graduation requirem ents and strident testing standards set in the )msi few years "W e 've got an excellent overall thrust. You take one small part and say. 'Is this part absolutely necessary?' — 1 dnn'i know nl any one part that ts absolutely necessary." Ttirhnglon said at a news conference. The Senate voted uiiantmously last Tuesday for a till I (SB 199| by Sen BeityCaslor. D-Tampa, to make the 7lb ★ Ralph T u rlin g to n |k t I o <I optional. Her bill would still provide state limiting for d is t r ic t s ilia t w a n t the seven-hour high school day bill 11 would no longer Ik* matulaiory ncxi September for all school districts Alicr the Legislature man­ dated a lengthening of the school day Iasi year. 39 o| i In­ state s 67 counties made at rangrmciUs lor some com In nation of the 7th jw-riod ol sl\ 00 minute classes Some large d istricts. In c lu d in g Dade County, were unable to do so on the "Incentive money" appropriated by the stale — so the Castor bill was in­ troduced to make It optional 20 T E A K S E X I'E K AN1CE Huilrling Tra n sm is sio n " hearing by hls education subcommittee, cited a draft report Gardner wrote tn 1983 for thr Heritage Foundation, a conservative "think-tank." ★ WORK GUARANTEED ★ LO W E ST P R IC E S In II. Gardner said laws lor the education of the handicapped have "selfishly drained resources for normal scluxil population" and that "the handicapped constituency rthows a strange lack of concern" for ttic* general public. F A T IIK K A M ) S O N O I T K H V T IO N Anoitier passage that has particularly irked thr handlcupj>rd Is. " T h r r r Is no Injustice In the universe, As unfair ns tt may seem, a person’s external circumstances lit hls level of inner spiritual development." I l .O C A 7 /O V s T O .:S E K V K Y O U FREE Rond 1 Du? Service In "9.95 n„i,i — ^ ^ C h u itjtf 1frans©are s*'>: — / t r a n s m is s io n s M o st ( .uses 323-2288 2 7 1 0 H W Y . 1 7 -9 2 S A N F O R D CALENDAR FRIDAY, APRIL 10 Family Night Auction benefit for P A C E S ch o o l, 7 p .m ., F.astmontc Civic Center. 830 Magnolia D riv e . A lta m o n te Springs. Details: 869-8882. Weklva AA (no smoking). H p .m . W eklva P re s b y te ria 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. Tangle wood AA. 8 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal C hurch, luike Howell Road Alanon. same lime and place. Sanford AA Step. 8 p.m.. 1201 W First St.. Sanford. SATURDAY. APRIL 20 Central Florida Chapter ALS ILou Gehrig Disease). 2 p.m,. Library Room 3, Winter Park Hospital. Senior student nurses from U n iv e rsity of Central Florida w ill discuss "B o d y Mechanics and Transfer Tech­ niques." East-West Klwanls Club, 8 a.m.. Airport Restaurant. San­ ford. A Day in the Past— Seminole County History Fair. 9 a.m. to 4 p in., Sem inole C o m m u n ity College. Parade, 0 :45 a .m . starting at adult campus. E n ­ tertainment. craft demonstra­ tions. band concert, slide shows, historic displays from various communities and organizations, and food. Open to the public. Sunshine Cat Fanciers annual championship cat show. 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Maitland Civic Center. 641 S. Maitland Ave.. Maitland. Admission. 82 adults, $1 children. Bike Sufely Rodeo, sponsored by Sanford Optimist Club and Sanford Police Departm ent. 9-1130 a.m.. parking lot across from Sanford Post Office. For boys and girls up to 15 years. Seminole High School Band car wash, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Empire Bank. Z.ayre Plaza. San­ ford. Senior Citizen* trip to Once ttpon a Stage (or Oklahoma. leave Sanford Civic Center. 11 a.m.: pick up at Seminole Plaza. Casselberry, 11:30 a.m. Call 322-9148 for reservations Florida Symphony Orchestra outdoor concert at The Springs. Longwood. 6 p.m. Sanford A A . noon Iclosed discussion) and 8 p.m., 1201 W, First St. open discussion. Sanford Womens' AA. 1201 W. First St . 2 p m . closed Casselberry AA Step. 8 p.m.. Ascension Lutheran Church. Ovcrbrook Drive. Reboa und Live Oak AA. noon. Rebos Club. 130 Norm andy Road. Casselberry (closed). Clean Air AA for non-ainokera, first floor, same room, same place und time, SUNDAY, APRIL 21 Annual Orlando Four-Wheel Drive Club Charity Mnd-boggln' to b e n e fit th e C e n tra l F lo rid a Zoo. noon, ut the Orange County Raceway on E. Highway 50. Btthlo. Jew ish C om m un ity Center S in g le F a m ily D e p a rtm e n t hayrlde and barbecue. Meet at thr center at 851 N. Maitland Avr., Maitland at 3:15 tocarpool to Dcvonwood Stables. For In­ formation and reservations call 645-5933 bv April 19. Sanford Big Book AA. 7 p in., open discussion. Florida Power and Light building. N. Myrtle Avenue. Sanford. Alanon meeting. 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St.. Sanford. A tP P lO A K K S S & ATCHLEY [yCMSYW 9 HOURS O NLY SAT. 9-6, APRIL 20 S ID E W A L K S A L E P U B L I C N O T I C E 12 Horn** are to b* chosen immediately In this area to be used aa showcase homes by a nationally known company to display their apace age fiberglass based root coating syatam. 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Doyl*, Publlltwr Thorn** Giordano, Managing Editor Molvln Adkins, Advsrililng Director Hum*- Delivery: Week, $1 10, Man'll. $4 75: 3 Month*. • 14 25; 0 Months. »27 00 Year. *51 00 I)y Mall Week, • 1.50; Month. *0 00. 3 Month*. $ l « 00; B Month*. *32 50. Yrar. *00 00 O n D rugs A n d A ddicts T h r almost-dally cavalcade of headlines concerning broken drug rings and seized stashes Is merely postscript to one fact: Tons of Illegal drugs enter the United States and millions of Americans use them. Illegal drug use — most notably cocaine and heroin — has become a notional epidemic, a sinister phenomenon of our times. According to government statistics, more than 20 million Americans have tried cocaine and 4 million are regular users. There are 5,000 new users every day. One hospital spokesman recently said "There is definitely nn Increase In heroin addiction. The question Is: How do we document It?" Equally disconcerting is the recent news that heroin use Is related to cocaine. According to Dr. Forest Tennant, the director of a number of drug-abuse clinics: "As cocaine use Increases, we’re seeing more (heroin) addicts because heroin Is the strongest neutralizer around for cocaine toxicity." Some cocaine users spiraling down Ironi I heir drug-induced euphoria, who would have previously taken Quaaludrs, Darvon. or Seconal, now use heroin ns an aid because the other drugs formerly used are hard to acquire. Comedian John Dclushl was the victim of another drug practice, the simulta­ neous mixing of heroin nnd cocaine. The heroin-cocaine combination has pro­ duced a startling new type of user, the "middle-class addict." Less visible than the stereotypical street hustler, the middle-class addict usually doesn’t steal, deul. or visibly exhibit narcotic symptoms. In fact, most middle-class addicts don’t even shoot the drug Into their veins; they either smoke it or Ingest It nasally. W hy ore Americans using these drugs In Increasing numbers? Answers are complex and evasive: Although heroin use usually occurs as a progression hum cocaine, co­ caine’s allure, In part, Is Its status. Whereas marijuana Is cheap, accessible, and all hut decriminalized, cocaine Is rx|>rnsivc — $100 a gram — and hence Its procurement Is excitingly clandestine. It Is also a powerful drug with seductive rationalizations: Cocaine bolsters self-esteem, fights fatigue, Instills confidence nnd. like all drugs, hrlps people to cope. Of course, It might do all that for an hour. Inevitably, painful reality rushes back, however. Following their "high" many cocaine users sufTer paranoia. Impatience. Insomlna. nasal Injury, stomach damage, and sometimes liver and lung problems. Ninety-one percent of the cocaine users answering a national cocaine hot-line telephone survey reported they suffered medical problems because of the drug. Ninety-six percent reported they hud acute cruvlngs for cocaine; 73 percent said 1hey preferred t'oculnr to food. The substitution of coculne for food Il­ lustrates the problem most vividly: Drug use has less to do with the headlined smashing of smuggling and vice than with an ever­ g ro w in g m arke t demand. Despite overwhelming evidence that drugs engender musslve social problems — shattering marrluges, families and careers — America remains n drug-addicted nation. Neither legalization nor. sudly, the prodigious and courageous efforts of law enforcement of­ ficials will rid the nation or those citizens who consumed nearly 85 tons of cocaine lust year. The best hope for preventing drug uddlctlon lies with relentless rdurutlonnl efforts that inform non-users, particularly the young, about the horrifying facts of drug use. Meanwhile, this Insidious substance should be recognized for the menace It has become fur this and future generations of Americans. BERRYS W ORLD overn • B y George M cGovern Every columnist has personal biases. So perhaps I should In this column give some Indication of my predilections. I believe that the Reagan administration is leading the nation astmy In foreign policy, national security and budget priorities. This bias places me In opposition to 60 percent of the voters — which is about where I was in 1972 as a presidential contender when I was sounding warnings to no avail against Vietnam and Watergate. Mr. Reagan has said that his three most Important current Initiatives are the MX missile, the Star Wars space system and military aid to Ihe rebels of Nicaragua. I think the president I* dead wrong on all three of these objectives. To reveal m y persona] biases Is not to say that they are based on partisanship. Indeed. I have not hesitated to lake Issue with Democratic administrations when I thought they were on the wrong course. Conversely. I have repeatedly said that since World War II the president with (he best record of bandllng U.S. relations with the communist superpowers, China and the Sovlel Union. Is Richard Nlxnn, and the president with the best record of handling the Pentagon is Dwight Elsenhower — both Re­ publicans. In considering the Issue of military spending. It Is Instructive that Elsenhower stubbornly SCIENCE WORLD M ic k Clues To AIDS Virus By J s n Ziegler UP I Science W rite r W ASH IN G TO N (UPI) - One of the many mysteries surrounding AIDS Is what hap[>ens when Ihe viruses believed to cause Ihe deadly, Incur­ able disease enter the body. Scientists would like to know — because If AIDS develops In an Infected person at all. It takes years a fte r r x p o a u r e to v ir u s far symptoms to appear. By then. It Is too late lo try the few experimental means of Intervention available, ant) the victim may have Infected some­ one else. Researchers In Australia have found thal some (teople come down with u brief mononudeosls-ltke Ill­ ness soon after Infection with AIDS virus. The symptoms apparently coincide with production of anItliodles lo the virus. In a study, II of 12 paltentn who had antibodies to AIDS-related virus reralled having felt sick (or three to I-I days alter presumed cxjxwurr to the virus. The Illness runic on suddenly, bringing with It symptoms that oftrn go along with "m ono" and olher discuses: fever, sweats, Irllutrgy. loss of iip|x-llte, nausea ai lies and pains, snrr throut. diar­ rhea and swollen glands. "Th e clinical and laboratory find­ ings reported hr re suggest that AIDS virus Inlrrtlon should be considered In any high risk person w ith a c u te feb rile (le v e r ls h ) m nnonuclrosls-llkr Illness." the researchers wrote In the British medical Journal. TheUincet. Dr. Ja y Levy of Ihe University of California ut San Francloco, who first described ARV. said hr and rollcugurs were In Ihe midst of a sludy he hoped would confirm the Australian report. He pointed out that If the "m ono" disease proves to be an Indicator of Infection with AIDS virus. It does not m ran the Individual will develop AIDS. Levy also warned not everyone who gets th r sym ptom s of a mononucleosis like disease Is Infectrd with AIDS virus. refused to add one dollar to the military budget during his eight years In the White House. As a recently published biography by Univer­ sity of New Orleans Professor Steven Ambrose makes clear. Elsenhower believed thal spending too much on arms weakens the nation cither by creating a harmful deficit or by wasting funds that are needed for other aspects of national power, such as education and economic devel­ opment. In reaction to Elsenhower's hold-theline policy. Democratic presidential candidate John Kennedy campaigned In 1960 against what he believed was a dangerous "missile gap." Dut the so-called "missile gap" turned out to be In our favor: we bad many more missiles than the Soviets. Kennedy and his successors should have heeded Elsenhower’s great farewell warning of the mounting power of the "military-industrial com plex." The militarization of both the American economy and American foreign policy is a ihrrai lo our security and our national values. No practical minded person would suggesi that the United States weaken Its defenses In today’s dangerous world. But mindlessly piling up arms — "throwing money ai the problem" — does not add up to more defense. Quite the contrary. An expenditure of many billions for yet another redundant missile and another trillion for Star Wars will weaken America by escalating the deficit and wasting money that we need for other purposes. Each side can destroy the other several times over. Under these circumstances It makes little difference who has ihe most missiles or the best defense. There Is no reliable defense against missiles except to make sure that they arc never used. Both we and the Soviets achieved a deterrent capability long ago. I JUSTTHoOGHr ITUfcOipBe WASHINGTON WORLD Il would be in our Interest to halt nuclear production Indefinitely and Invite the Russians to do the same. If they declined. It would be their money and resources wasted on surplus overkill while we made progress In cutting our huge deficit and strengthening our society. We could always resume nuclear arms production If conditions so dictated. The Russians, under Increasing economic pressure, may be realistic enough lo follow suit If we had the good sense to halt the nuclear accumutallon. The point Is thal we would be more secure and prosperous In cheeking the arms excesses no matter what the Russians do. Each side Is now wasting billions on anus production thal goes beyond all reason. Each side fears that any slowdown of the arms madness will be Interpreted as a loss of will. What Is lacking Is the common sense accep­ tance of the fact that enough Isrnough Right's Revolt A Reality N ic e to G e T A M w i N T e p , M W e e ft** at w . oi: f a m i l y a l b u m , share bdtm ANecpoies, sowe. LM)6H5, AMD T N »I TALK ABOUr * w r eooLess e w some oTwepTitoe... %i e .iy WILLIAM RUSHER The lacocca Scenario NEW YORK INEAI - OI all the scenarios currently under d is­ cussion concerning the Democratic presidential nominal Ion in 1988. easily tin- most Intriguing In Ihe our concerning Chrysler Chairman Lee lacocca. Ix-I's assume that by mld-1987 Ihe economy Is doing poorly (not because that's the likeliest prospect, hul simply because there's little lii discussing the Democrats' iTurners II It's doing well). The deficit Is still mi! id control, foreign Investors are growing cuullous about sending more of their money over here. Inllutlnn Is on the rise Unemployment Is edging upward Inward 9 percent. Where should Ihe Democrats tu rn ? A n y w o rse n in g of the economy might tempt the party to raise anew the badly tattered banner of liberalism and call for Big Government to come once again to ihe nation’s rescue. In ihai case ihe likeliest nominee would lx- Teddy Kennedy- — or. If he Is deemed unacceptable for any reason (and one can think of u couplrl. New Yotk Uov. Mario Cuomo, who has demonstrated a mean aptitude for the politics of envy. But neither of these men. nor any oilier relatively routine choice such as Gary Hurt or Bill Brudlry, could effectively rid the Democrats of their current crippling tmugc as a "coali­ tion of the damned" (U> use Jesse Jackson's vivid phrase): a gaggle of strident caucuses representing every special Interest except white, middle-class America. Let us ussumr that ut that (mint tare lacocca starts making speeches unit television appearances in Ihe aggressive, no-nonsense style for which he Is famous, denouncing the Republicans for leading the country Into a quagmire and calling for various bold meusurcs — some governmental, some In Ihe private sector — to ball us out. Above all. he wraps himself In the flag and blares defiance of overseas competitors like Jupun. As a llfrlong business­ man. he Is absolutely Immune tu charges of catering to Ihe s|m*c IjiI Interests Ihut have Infested the Democratic Party like liens In an Army blanket, "lie saved Chrysler, and iie can save America." Is It so unreasonable lo assume lhat the quirky Democratic voters of New Hampshire inlghl loss him their handkerchief In lhat state’s bellwether presidential primary? II Ihe Democratic Party, after Its recent massive defrnts. really wunis to score In 1988, what better chanre does It have than to try a long torward pass to this well-known and highly popular businessman? And for that matter, who says the American people, tiring (not for the llrst lime) of politicians, might not turn by the millions. In November 1988. to such a savior?11 all de­ pends on nur national mood In 1988 If it is anywhere between nervous apprehension and sheer desperation, the maverick busi­ nessman with Ihe hard-to-spell name may see. and seize, his chanre B y Helen Thom as UPI W hite House Reporter W ASHINGTON (UPI) - The con servatIves are consolidating their power In the White House With the exit of rh lrf of staff James Baker to become treasury secretary, the conservative wing of Ihe Republican Party Is taking over to make President Reagan's "revo­ lution of the right" a reality. So dedicated lo the cause Is Putrlrk J . Buchanan, who, accord­ ing In T h r New York Times, gave up $400,000 a year In column writing anil television appearances lo become director oi White House communications with a salary In the range of $72,000 a year In unother move Ihut enhances conservative control, chief of staff Donald Regan has reorganized While House policy, creating two Cabinet councils — one on domestic |x>liry. headed by Attorney General Edwin Meese. and the other on economic policy, supervised by Baker. The New York Times quoted Edwin J . Fculncr J r., president the Heritage Foundation, a conservative "think tank." as saying the Meese appointment is "heartening to conservatives" because "Meese Is one of our heroes." Meese will be long remembered for saying Ihut some people go to soup kitchens because "the food Is free.” Meese has called Ihe Ameri­ can Civil Liberties Union a "crim i­ nals lobby." He also rnustcrmlncd Reagan's aborted effort to allow lux exempt status for segregated private schools. Meese has spearheaded the presi­ dent's drtvc to wipe out the Legul Services Corp., which provides legal help to the poor. But the taxpayers are bring uskrd to pick up his $700,000 lawyers' fee for the work they did In his behalf while he was being Investigated by a special prosecutor. Reagan, who once said the home­ less sleep on outside grates "by choice." bills himself as a con­ servative and in his second term, a man free from having to run again, he has become more assertive and bolder In behalf of conservative causes. JACK ANDCRSON 'Free' Radio Needs Tighter Rein By Jack Anderson and Dale Van A IU W A S H IN G TO N - Radio programs broadcast to Sovtct-blor countries by two U.S. government-financed stations In Munich oftrn Insult, the very people they're trying lo win. amt contain questionable criticism ol thr United Slates and Ita allies, according lo Internal congressional reports. The problems with the two sta­ tions — Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty — stem more from mismanagement than malice, con­ cluded one congressional stuff memo obtained by uur associate Indy Badhwnr. But thr memo notes that Ihe problems are serious. Involving the broadcusting of "u n ­ acceptable m aterial... characterized us antl-SemlllC. untl Catholic or even anti-Western." The memo also complained of "Increasing hardline rhetoric" reflecting Ihe Reagan a d m in is t r a tio n 's ha rsh a n t i­ communist views. The critics don’t fault broadrastcis' hard-line on philosophical grounds, but simply on the basis that heavy-handed propaganda lends to be counterproductive. When the two stations were established by the CIA In (he early ' 1950s os an antidote to Radio Moscow, (heir shrill antl-SovIcl propaganda gave them little more credibility thun Ihe Krem lin's broadcasts. So Congress look Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty away from the C IA and created an Independent Board for International Broadcasting to lund and supervise (hr stations. The board's guidelines lor effective broadrusting recom­ mend avoidance of "emotionalism, vlndlrtlvrnesa. belligerency, conde­ scension. propagandisin' argumen­ tation. unsupported criticism of the communist system. Incitement to revolt, programs based on rumors, sweeping generalizations and gratu­ itous value judgments. ' Board member Ben Wattcnbcrg conceded that there might be pro­ blems with some of Ihe broadcasts but contended: "W hat’s at Issue here Is 10 or 15 b ro a d c a s ts o u t of c o u n tle s s thousands In a two-year period. On the whole I believe the quality of our programs Is getting better and we have more controls over these radios than many other Journalistic organizations." Wullcnbcrg added that the trou­ bles urosc from the fact thal some of the broadcasts reflected "ancient rivalries und blood lurds" between East European and Soviet popula­ tions "and these people tend to talk in black-and-white language.” Here are some examples: — In one broadcast, a staff memo says, "there are Implications tliat thr Russians as a people are re­ sponsible for the evils of communist rule." The same broadcast also offended Poles when It slated: "It Is not only the communist regime, but also a part of the Polish population. Including the Polish Catholic clergy, which are responsible for the un­ enviable fate of the Ukrainian mi­ nority In Poland.'* — In the same Radio Liberty broadcast: "There Is a reference ... to German Imperialism In a postwar context, which ts less than flattering to Radio Liberty's host country.” — Last January, for the first time since the founding of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty, the Stair Department felt obliged to Issue a formal apology and disassociate Itself from a broadcast that com­ pared Poland's military dictator. Gen. WoJciech Jaruzelskl, lo Adolf Hitler. — A program Iasi year " ratio­ nalized" a series of Cossack po­ groms ugainsl Jrw s In the Ukraine In 1919-1920 by noting that many Jews had Joined the Bolshevik cause. — A religious program described Pontius Pilate os despising the Jews who denounced Jesus, and quoted Russian Orthcxlox Archbishop A n ­ thony Zhcnevsky as saying. "Th e atheists in thetr haired of Christ have gone even further than the Jews ” — Another broadcast suggested that Poles and Jews were responsi­ ble fur the triumph of communism. — One Radio Liberty broadcast gave a "positive description of the Nazi unit Gallzlen. which was re­ sponsible for allowing Ukrainians lo m urder thousands of Je w s In Lvov." �PEOPLE Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI. AIfrod Bessesen Urban Hortlcultrlat 323-2300 Eat. 181 Gardening M ulching Can Be A Valuable G ard en Practice If you're anything like me. you're always trying lo find a way. other than going fishing, to reduce the amount of work needed In the garden and lawn. The first thing that comes to mind Is Ihe liberal use of mulches. What Is u mulch? Well, a mulch consists of any kind of material applied to the soli surface around plants to help c o n tro l w e e d s, c o n s e rv e moisture In the soli, and to keep the soil cooler during Ihe sum ­ mer First, there are the organic kinds, such as compost, wood chips, pine bark, pine straw, leaves, grass clippings or any­ thing else you can think of. Second, there are the Inert materials, such as gravel, peb­ bles. or polyethylene film . Personally. I prefer the organic types. They are readily available, less work, and can be renewed easily. Mulch materials have many good effects upon the soil and plants. They prevent the loss of water from the soil by eva|x>rallon The soil moisture moves by capillary uctlon lo the surface and simply evaporates If not stopped by a mulch. A good mulch will prevent crusting of the soli surface, loo. and reduces “ surface te n s io n " to allow moisture to be rapidly absorbed rather than run olL Mulches tend to keep the soil temperature more uniform by acting us an insulator. Th is keeps the soli cool under the Intense summer sun nnd warm during the cold spells in winter. I lik e o rg a n ic m a te ria ls because they Improve the soli structure and tilth as they de­ compose. This decaying process adds a c e rta in a m o u n t of nutrients to the soli. too. On the other band, rock mulches simply work their way down Into the soli — and do nothing — escept get In your way when you try to work with or replace plants. From an esthetic point of view, mulches add to the beauty of the la n d s c a p e h v p r o v i d i n g aunlform color and somewhat Interesting texture lo un other wise drab surface. Dark colored mulches widen the pupil of the eye. allowing more of the re­ flected light from flowers to enter the eye. TH u s, those dark mulches, such as pine bark, give plantings a more attractive apl»earancc. The best time to apply mulch on most established plantings Is In the spring. On new plantings, such as vegetables or ornamen­ tals. apply the mulch after they are p la n te d a n d w a te re d thoroughly. For best results, apply ubout two to four Inches of mulch over Ihe whole area. Avoid covering the crow ns of low -grow ing plants It's a good Idea. too. to keep the mulch away from the main stems of all plants to avoid problems with foot-rot disease But. remember that you must keep the layer deep enough to do Ihe Job. T h is m eans more mulching material should he added to the older layers oc­ casionally to get the maximum benefit. Usually, you will need to add some nltrogren fertilizer lo the area before m ulching as materi­ als. such as straw, wood chips, a n d s a w d u s t , u r r low in nitrogen. One or two cups of am m onium n itra te , sodium nitrate or am m onium sulfate udded to each bushel of mulch material will supply the needed nitrogen. If you choose to use plostlr film or a lum inum foil as a mulch, you need to apply fertil­ izer first. Simply broadcast and Incorporate into the top two Inches of soil a complete fertilizer, say ■ 6-6-6 or 8-8-8, at the rate of two pounds per 100 square feet of gurden area. These mulchrs reduce the leaching of fertilizer from the area where the roots d e ve lo p , thu s larger umounts of fertilizer arc not needed. Mulching actuully could be your most vuluable garden practice. Mulches certulnly re­ duce Ihe a m o u n t of hand cultivation, wrcdlng and water­ ing. and don't forget disease control. All pul together they can't help but Incrrease your chances of growing healthy and vlrogous plants Happy gardening! Auditions Called For Singing Boys There will he an uudltion Sunday. April 21. 6-8 p.m.. for singing boys between Ihe ages of 7 and 12 who would like to truln and perform with Orlundo's newest upbeat musical ensem­ ble. The New Dimensions. The auditions will he held on the stage of the Celebrity Dinner Theatre at 46 N. Orunge Ave., In downtown Orlando. A pianist will ire provided and auditions are open to all area boys. Those trying out should bring their own music. Ability to dance and play a musical In­ strument are considered a plus. Friday, April If. 1HS-SA 72 Y e a rs A g o ... Sanford Woman's Club History Reviewed Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith was the guest speaker at the April lu n c h e o n -m e e t i n g of the Woman's Club of Sanford Inc. Mrs. Smith, a club member for 58 c o n tin u o u s y e a rs , has personally known all of the club presidents. Is a former club president and also a former president of the Florida Federa­ tion of Women's Clubs Active tn com m unity and civic afTalrs. Mrs. Smith has participated In most of the club's major civic projects. According to Mrs Smith, the club was fonned In 1913 with 127 rharter members, two of whom. Mrs. Martin Dram and Miss Martha Fox. are the only known living charter members. Mrs. John Dlcklns. aunt of Mrs. Hram. was the first presi­ dent. The club Rrst met In the old Hill Hardware building. Latrr. she suld the sanctuary of the P re s b y te ria n C h u r c h was purchased for the clubhouse, the present home ol the d u b at 309 S. Oak Avc. Initiation fee wus $1. While showing photographs ol past presidents. Mrs Sm ith mentioned that the late Mrs. John Leonardy. a lawyer way ahead of her time, was the most famous club president. She wrote a t>ook on parliamentary law. was president of the Florida Statr Association of Parliamen­ tarians and later became presi­ dent of the National Association of Parliamentarians. The seventh and eighth presi­ dents tn follow Mrs. Leonardy were Mrs. Eva Tolar and Mrs S u s a n W ig h t . M r s . M a ry Sanford Woman's Club president Ann Brlsson, from left, Mary TolaF Nance, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smlfh, and Susan White Elizabeth Nance, daughter ol Mrs. To la r, and Mrs. Susan W h ile , d ra n d d a u g h te r and namesake of Mrs. Wight, were guests of the club al tills meet­ ing Mrs. While represented the six grandchildren ol Mrs Wight who live In Sanford. Following her term as presi­ dent. Mrs. Wight organized the Sanford Garden Cluti and the llrst flower show was held In the clubhouse Other accomplishments ol the club, according to Mrs. Smith. Include: formerly, an annual reception for Sanlord sellout nostaqlcally turn the club's history pages back to Its start when the Initiation fee was a lot ol money for the times — Si. leaclirrs: an annual hospital tx-nrlll (or l I k * Fernald Laughton Hospital and later Seminole Meuiorl.il Hospital: organized the llrst C o m m u n ity Chest: established the llrst school hot lunchroom In Sanlord at Sanford G r a m m a r S c h o o l w h ic h operated tor 63 years until IIIH3 when the school closed lo liecamc Ihe Margaret Reynolds llu lld ln g to he used as a children's social studies and science museum; organized the llrst Girl Scout Troop in Sanlord In 1933: and raised 82.000 to enable the M e n ta l Health Association to rent Its llisl oilier space. Mrs Smith polntd out that eight of the current club mem­ bers are recipients of the Roberta Gulchel Award pres­ ented annually by the Sunford Klwanls Club as "Outstanding Woman of the Year." The are Doris Dietrich. Charlotte Smith. Winifred "lllll" Glelow. Martha Yancey. Sanlord Mayor I let l ye S m it h . V lvla tl B u c k . Ruth Swlnncy and Lourtnc Messen­ ger. this year's recipient. President Ann llilsson con­ ducted the business no •-•m , Pre-Nuptial Skirmish Now Wedding Battle D E A R A B B Y t I'm getting married next moth to a man w h o 's In the N a v y . Th re e months ago ' Charlie" sent me a letter he had received from his m o the r In w h ich she hadmouthed my mother something terrible! Our fumllles are worlds apart, and I think Charlie's mother feels Inferior and In­ secure. and has a chip on her shoulder. I was so shaken when I read that awful letter downgrading m y mother. I read It to my parents. Now mV mother says that she will not attrnd my wedding unless Charlie's mother apologizes lo her. Charlie s mother says no apology Is nec­ essary because she didn't say anything to my mother's face. I got along line with Charlie's mother before this happened. Whose fault wus It? And what should I do? IN T H E M ID D L E D E A R IN: If you're looking for someone else to blame, start with Charlie's mother who wrote Ihe letter downgrading your mother. Then blame Charlie for Ills poor Judgment In sending that letter lo you Next blame yourself for reading It to your parents What should you do? DEAR PROUD: A “ loose" w o m a n Is o n e w h o l » t a lk in g In Iry to get this family leud resolved so that at Ihe sound of the (c h u rc h ) hell, everhody doesn't come out swinging. D E A R A 1111Y: My wile Is a line-looking woman with un out­ standing figure She has never owned u bra and probably never will. She says bras ure uncom­ fortable. she's proud of her figure, and she has nothing to hide. In fact, she weurs as little as possible. I am proud ol the way she looks, hut m y family Is not. They have called her a "lo o s e " woman. Well, she Is not liaise. I like the way she dresses and have personally bought her hlnues and sweaters thut show oil her lull figure heeuuse I think a little Jiggle und bounce under her clothes looks nice. Tell me Ihe truth, do you think a woman who wears no bru Is loose — or Is It Just my family? P ROUD OF MY W IF E moral rrxtm lnt. One who tlmml* iirr full figure is merely tneklnfif In Judgment. You obviously cate what your family thinks nr you would ! have written, so to minimize family rrltlrlsm . minimize Ihe "jiggle und b oun ce" In the presence of family. D E A R A B B Y : "Offended" siivs shr goes lo a high-class nightclub, talks to a stranger for five minutes, then he asks her lo go lo Ix-d. And when she says no. she's told nui to play “ liurd logel." I Ix -lle v e l h a v e a s u g g e s t io n w o m e n , as there seems (or such Di We M l«K ol »h rm W ill* t ilt * pmtalrm After the nervy proposition, oak the guy lids quest Ion: "What Is really In It for me? I don't even know you. so I can't liave any feelings fur you. so why should I risk gettldg some kind of dlscase or lieeomlng pregnant, or both, Just to provide you with some tcni|mrury physical rrllcl?" Ahhy. let him think up an answer lo that one It's a lot more effective than just saving "N o ." Right? A M A LE R E A D E R D E A R R EA D ER : Yes! "Let T h e Professionals Do It " Student Earns Physics Aw ard Maryanne Murtllng. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Martllng of Longwood. Is the honored recipient of Ihe "Outstanding Physics Student A w a rd " at Seminole Community College for the 1984-85 school year. The achievement award, given bv Ihe American Association of Physics Teachers, was presented by Dr. Alexander K. Dlcklson on April 10. The Amerlran Association of Physics Teachers Is a national professional organization made up of over 10.000 physics teach­ ers. Search Is On For Outstanding Mom May 12 Is Mother's Day. We. at The Herald, are searching for the annual “ Outstanding Mom" In Ihe community, but wr need the help of readers to find this special woman The “Outstanding Mom" totl^pc selected from letters of nomination. To make sure your favorttr mom gets the proper recognition, follow the simple Instructions: First, write your full name, full address Including city And mate, and your telephone number at the top of the page. Underneath, add the name, full address and tele­ phone number of the mom you are nominating. Next, write us a letter telling us In your own words why this mom Is so outstanding. Please type or clearly print your letter. Submit letters to PEOPLE Editor Doris Dietrich. P.O. Hox 1657 (300 N. French Ave.|. Sanford. FL 32771 no later titan Friday. April 26, the d~adllne forjudging. Winners will be announced In The Herald on Mother's Day. 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Friday, April It, ItU Tie H as B itter Taste To Tribe Principal Can't Keep 'Track' Of Bizarre Chain Of Events H « f l M W » l * i k r l « m m | V ln< *n l Billy Penlck, Seminole dis­ tance specialist, tries to help the Tribe fo another title at Apopka tonight. Th e 1984-85 prep sports season Is starting to wind down and Oils lime of year always reminds me of one blzzare event In m y high sc hool days. It was our last home baseball game «f m y Junior yrar and I was scheduled to pllth. I re­ member I left my uniform at home and had to race back In my rar to get II and get back In a burry. Screeeech. was the sound as I went around every corner on my way home and screererh around every corner on m y way back. It got to the |»olnt where my voice really started to hurt. Anyway. I made It track In time und the hlzznrr chain of events took plat e In the lop of the first Inning. Al (he same time the baseball game was going on. therr was a big track meet. The track was situated Just beyond the right fir Id fence. Alter two tpilrk outs, the third batter In the Inning bit a mammoth home run off me. The ball sailed over I tie fence and bounced on I lie track. II Ihrn hit a guy who was throwing the shot [ini. causing him to unload II In Ihe wrong direction. The stiol pul knocked down the high jump bur and then Ihe stiol rolled onto the truck A girl running In a relay race Chris Fister H erald Bports tried to avoid Ihe shot, but tinmped Into the runner In the next lane. Th a t caused the humped runner to lose her baton and It flew over the fence. Standing on Ihe other side, hoi dog In hand, was the school's principal. The baton hit his hot dog and got mustard all over his suit. "W hoever's responsible for Oils will get detention, and [ilrnly of It." the principal was heard to say. Luckily. Ihe principal never found nut Itiut It was one of my pilches that had set the whole chain of events In motion. I think the principal knew i was pllchlng tluii day und decided In go to the- track meet.. Speaking of track, a wrt surlace ena b led m ost of Ihe Seminole County records lo slay In Ihe hook last Friday but. If the weather holds up. and It Is expected to. a number of Five Star Conference records could fall by the wayside tonight. In the boys meet. Seminole's Frank Barnett will most llkelv break Ids own record of 14.3 act last year In the 120 high hurdles. The swift senior has a top time of 13.5 this season. With Louis Brown track In the lineup. Seminole will have a shot nt two of the three relay records. The mile relay mark of 3:25.3 by Seminole bus stood since 1977. Bui Ihe Tribe has snared to a 3:17.2 this season. That was with Clifton Campbell, though. Campbell will miss tonight's meet with a foot Injury hut Is expected to tar ready for next Friday’s district. The 440 relay record of 42,7, set by Mainland In 1983, is In Jeopardy of being broken as Seminole has run a 42.0 (with Campbell! and has a number of sprinters who could combine lo break Ihe record. Apopka, with Smith anchoring, has run a 42.9. Lake Howell's Brian King will la- going afler ids own record In Ihe 330 hurdles. King set thr mark last year with a 38.3 and the county's best time going Into See T R A C K , Page 9 A Lisa Samocki, Lake Howell's distance ace, chases Ihe mile record held by Lym an's Kathy Brlngardner. Schmit's Scoreless Stint Pleases Tuttle By Hob Larla Special to the Herald OVIEDO — .Judging from llielr play Thursday, Ihe Lake Mary Mams look to huvr come up with all of Ihe answers In preparation for next week's district playoffs. Meanwhile, the Oviedo I,Ions appear to have a bushel full of questions lo solve tieforr Ihrlr post se a s o n Ix glns. Ihe Mums got 11 hits, while Pairings Set For Districts ; llm d t n g O v lr ilt i to Ju s t tw o s in g le s r n m u t e n 1 4 -0 t h r a s h in g over ihe Lions In a mutest that was ended by tin- 10-run. HvrInrdng rule. Good news alxmutlrd for the Hums, especially (lie play ol standout Mike Helmut, who Is rounding Into form after a Itout with mononucleosis. The junior didn't steal the show, us he bus often done: he Just made the victo ry that m uch sweeter. Schtnll started on the mound and controlled Oviedo during Ids lour Inning stint, lie was re­ lieved by Neal Harris after yielding two harmless hlls and only a couple other solidly till M a S lS jl f W -e 1*& L V TO. _m *-V M * —, 1' ■ ti x !:l ■jfA » fflj iM 'f f f I t Jfq ljr (FJjQlWrKlcS.i'i ‘1 halls. Ills performance was a wel­ come sight for Mam Coach Allen Ttdlle. "We're In good shape," Tuttle said following the game. "Mike seemed to be sharp. He got tired after the fourth Inning, hid I think he'll tie ready In go." The Mams, who upped their record lo 26 6, face Oviedo. II 18. again Saturday la-fore meeting Hie w in n e r ol Ihe Slprucc Creek Mainland Tuesday morn­ ing al 11:30 In Dr Land. Tuttle sald senior Eric "Th e Whip" Hugrn will start Saturday. On thr other side ol Ihe Held Oviedo Ccaclt Howard Matde cotdd only shukc Ills head US h e allrmpla lo put a palrhwork lentil tngcthrr in time for Its opening round gamr vs. J o u r s Tuesday. Seurchlng for productive com­ binations. Muhle oner agnln moved players around Some of Ihe Lions responded, while others looked tentative. Oviedo made nine errors. Among the b r ig h t s p o ts for Muhle was the pluy ol sopho­ more Murk Mrrrhunt. who eon- a***m rs*«* kr O ' f t , otkn! Commodore Metz Rod " C .J ." Metz, middle, signs a letter of Intent to play baseball (or the Vanderbilt Commodores next year as Lake Mary Assistant Principal Don Smith, left, and trlhulrd a Urnt-Inning hit unit Hue defense at shortstop. Kcccntly shilled to that [xmitlon Irani left llrld. Merchant drew raves from Ids coach. "You have lo give credit to Luke Mary," Matde added "I think they're the best learn we've played, us far us dis­ cipline: there's no question •bout II. And Schmlt pin lu-d a good game, heady as usual ll was an honor to go up ugolnal their No. 1 pitcher " Th e Hams started slowly, holding Just u 3-0 advantage utter three Innings. Hut they gathered steam quickly. Seven Lake Mary baseball coach Allen Tuttle look on. Smith coached Metz as a freshman and a sophomore while Tuttle has guided the Rams the past two years. consecutive Mams reached base and scored In a fourth Inning, highlighted by a Brad Mollc two run homerIn I's hall of thr Inning. Oviedo caught up with Schmlt three times hut netted only one hit. n line drive to crnler field by Bradley Oviedo's lop hitler. Erie Shogren. started the frame with a s lm lllu r d riv e that was knocked down by Schmtl lor an out Following Bradley, Glen Krlrhlr (tiled another drive that Schmlt caught In self defense. Leading 10-0. Lake Mary added four Insurance runs In the llllh, T h r big hit was a bases- loaded double by Schmlt. which scored Luisulc, Dwalnr Mitchell and Mod " C J . " Metz. Despite the easy win. Melz says there will be no rrlaxlng on the part of Ihe Five Star Confer­ ence champions us they enter the playoffs "We're going In confident, hut we re not going to take unybody lightly." said the lour-year letterman. mindful of last year's first round upset loss In Deland "We vr been littung well and playing well. We've gotta get good pitching, good hitting und play good defense to win next week, niching will tie Ihe key." Bill A n d e rso n , athletic director at DcLand High S c h o o l, a n n o u n c e d the pairings for the District 4A-9 b a s e b a ll u n d s o f l b a 11 tournaments Friday morn­ ing. „ Tn tnc baseball tournament ut DeLand’s Conrad Hark. No. 8 seed Spruce Creek (4-12) plays No. 9 Mainland (1-15) Monday al 7 30 p.m. The winner plays No. 1 Lake Mary (14-2) at 11:30 a m . Tuesday. Three other llrsl-round games Tuesday Include No. 4 Apopka (10-6) against No. 5 Lake Brantley a I 2 p.m.. No. 3 Lyman (11-5| vs. No. 6 Lake Howell (5-11| at 4:30 p.m. and No. 2 DeLand (13-3) against No. 7 Seminole (5-11) at 7 p.m. Th e baseball semifinals I No, 1-No, 8 winners vs No 4-No. 5 winner nnd No 2-No. 7 winner and No. 3-No. 6 w in n e r ) w ill be playe d Thursday at 5 p ut. and 7 p m . The lower seed plays the first gam e. F rid a y ’s championship game Is at 7 30 p.m. In the softball tournament, all games will lie played at 4 pm . In Tuesday's first game. No. 8 Spruce Creek |2 6) will host No. 9 Seminole (2-6). Th e winner plays No. 1 Apopka (7 -1) al Apopka. In other games Wednes­ day. No. 4 Mainland |4-4| hosts No. 5 Lyman |4-4). Mainland heat Lyman In Its d ls lr lc t/ c o n f e re n c e e n ­ counter. No. 2 DeLand (6-2) hosts No. 7 Lake Brantley 12-61 No 3 Lake Howell (6-2) entertains No. 6 Lake Mary (3 5 ). T h r two semifinal games will be Thursday at the lower seed's hom e fie ld . T h e championship game Is Friday at 4 p.m. at Lake Mary DeLand Buries Lady Seminole 'Survivors/ 12-2 By Chris Fitter Herald Sports W rltsr A piuur crushed on thr Texus und Mexico border, where were Ihe survivors burled? Anyone who knows that old riddle knows that survlvurn aren't burled. Well, until Wed iirsduy ultrmoou that Is. Going Into the top of (lie filth tuning Wednesday, Sanford's Lady Setnlnolcs had stayed within 1-0 of Dr Land's Lady Bulldogs, surviving a shaky start defensively and four hillrss In­ nings. But. after five hits and five errors In the top of thr filth, thr L a d y S c m ln o le a fo u n d themselves down. 9-0. und DeLand wrnt on lo bury Ihe Tribe, 12-2. In nonconfrrence action al Fort Mellon Field. The Ions drop|>cd Seminole to 6-13 overall while Drlamd ran Its record to 15 2, rebounding from a lough 5 0 loss to A|>opku Tuesday. Seminole clows out the regular season Monday at laikr Mary. Tursday. the Lady Seinlnoles will travel to Spruce C rrrk for u playoll lor thr eighth seed In the 4A-9 District Tournament. The game was orglnully scheduled to he played In Sanford but was moved lo Spruce Creek High DeLand scored once In the top of Ihe first Wednesday when a pan of whut should have hern fly hull outs dropped m for lilts T h r first, by lead off hitter Robyn Swartz, wus a fly trail to center that was misjudged and went for a double. Willi one out. Shawn Lane hit a high fly to right that Softball went for another misjudge doubit. enabling Swurtz lo score. Seminole played excellent de­ fensively for the next three innings hut couldn't do anything at the plate. The Lady 'Nolen wrnt down In order in ihe first four innings with seven of the 12 outs coming on easy pop tiles. Tw o fine defensive plays by Swartz at shortstop and Kim Keevrs at second kept the Sz m l notes hitless T h r trouble started early fur Seminole In Ihe top of the fifth when Debbie Underwood led off w ith a s in g le a n d Heeves followed with u bad-hop single to center. Wendy Wychr drew a walk to load the bases The next hitter smacked a grounder to Showanda Walker al second but her throw to the plate was late for the forve. Another had throw to Ihe plate on a forte out allowed the second and third runs of the frame to score. Swartz then lined u single to right to drive In onr run and another scored on the play when thr outfielder threw to Ihe wrong base. That gave DeLand a 6-0 lead. Phyllis Sanders followed with a single to center and Swartz stored on the play on another Seminole error. Shuwn Lane followrd with an Kill triple to right center and Lane scored on Kathy Wyche'a HUI groundout as the Lady Bulldogs took a 9-0 trad. Seminole, w hich had Just three hits In the game, scored single runs In the fifth and seventh Innings In the fifth. Jackie Farr scorched a line drive to the gap In right center and circled thr bases for her third home run of the season. In the seventh. Sheri 1‘eterson hit lo the same gap for a solo home run. her first of the year. Peterson hit her homer to lead off the bottom of ihe seventh but Ihe Semlnolrs couldn't get a rally going mainly because they kept hitting to the wrong player — Swartz. The senior shortstop gunned out the final three hit­ ters at first to end the game. Swartz handled nine chances Wednesday without an error. By Sam Cook Herald Sports E d ito r O R L A N D O — T h u r s d a y 's game between Bishop Moore and Sanford's Fighting Scmlnoles will go Into the record book as a 6-6 tie. The futility und hilarity of the uncountable eighth Inn­ ing. however, will always leave a hitler taste for first-year coach Mike Ferrell and his spunky band of Seminole*. Down. 5-3. entering the sev­ enth. Ferrell's youthful Tribe rallied to lake the lead but the host Hornets came back with a run tn the bottom of the frame to send ll Into extra Innings. When the 'Nolcs pushed across two runs In the eighth, they ap­ peared In position tn win I heir 12th game In 26altcmpts. But Seminole had a bigger and m orr Imposing opponent than the Hornets. A sun which had ulready set was masking Ihe field In darkness. Ferrell said he knew that the only way tn get the game to count was to try anil make three outs and get Bishop Moore out In a hurry In the bottom of the Inning "W e can't win for losing," lamented FrrTcll later Tuesday night. "I couldn't believe what happened to uh In the eighth Inning. You beg for runs all year and then when you try for outs to preserve a lead, you gel the biggest rally of the year.” It was a strange Inning. Joey Corsl rapped a single in right and Gary Derr singled lo left before David Rape moved over both runner With an adept sacri­ fice bunt. Junior Brian Sheffield roped a triple over the center fielder's head to chase home both runners for an K-ftcdg,. With the darkness creepUui closer. Ferrrll died foe outs. sent Sheffiled on a steal of home but the Bishop Moore pltrhrr wild pitched and Sheffield scored standing up for a 9-6 lead, With senior To ny Cox at the plate facing an 0 2 count. Ferrell urgrd his big slugger to swing at Ihe nrxl pitch no matter where it was Cox did and promptly hit the hall over the right Held fence for a home run. Al that point, the umpires stepped In and called Ihe game, It revertrd to the seventh-liming tally und concluded as a 6-6 tie. Sheffield lost a triple and two runs l>atlcd In while Cox lost his fifth homer. Seminole concludes Its regular season tonight al Titusville against Astronaut. The Tribe will play at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday In the district tournament against host DeLand at Conrad Park. D e rr, who had tw o hits Thursday, gave Seminole a 1-0 lead In Ihe first when he reached on un error by the shortstop, stole second and moved to third on u wild pitch. He scored on another wild pitch. Bishop Moore. 16-9-1. re­ bounded with two runs In the second for a 2-1 lead hut the ‘ N o lc s b o u n c e d b a c k to reassume a 3-2 lead with (wo runs In ihe third. DerT again started It with a single and Rape walked. A poor pickoff attempt moved up the runners and one out later. Cox drilled a single to left to scorr Derr. When the left fielder (displayed the hall. Rape also scored. Seminole pushed across three runs to take command In the seventh. With one out. freshman pinch hitter Jeff Blake singled to rig h t center un d Sheffield knocked a hit to left. Cox drew a free pass from lefty Keith Rinaldi to load the bases. llersey followed with a base hit up the middle to drive home the tying runs Larry Thomas then produced the ttr-breaklng run wtlh a single to left. Hlnaldl escaped further damage when he struck out Tra cy Turner und Induced Roy Jensen to fly out to left. The Hornets pulled even tn the bottom of the frame when Penrose doubled and one out later scored on a single by Steve Miceli. Catcher Jensen, though, cut down the potential winning run when hr nailed Miceli at third trying to take an extra base on a steal wild pilch. Tw o walks la te r . M ersey r e t ir e d Pat Bollacker on a pop fly to second. Turner. Mersey and Derr each slapped two singles for Ihe Tribe. Former Uikc Howell standout J e f f P o in d e x t e r , n o w the Hornets' shortstop, singled and slarled a double play. I \ �Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. SPO R TS IN BRIEF Suns' Performance Against L.A. Enough To Turn Fans' Stomach U nited Press International After Thursday night's showing against the Los Angeles Lakers, the Phoenix Suns may jolts the rest of their Injured players in the Infirmary. The game was enough to tum any fan s stomach. The Suns, so decimated by Injuries that the cover of the team s playoff media guide Is a full-color replica of a Hand-Aid box. played without their three top scorers, and It showed to the tune of a 142-114 tout at the handj of the Lakers. ‘ They're a tremendous team, no doubt about that." Phoenix coach John MacLeod said. 'Th e y're just too doggone good for u »." Elsewhere. Dallas out lasted Portland 139-131 In overtime. Detroit destroyed New .Jersey 125-105, Boston edged Cleveland 126-123. and Denver bombed San Antonio 141-111. Badger Bats Raiders Past CFCC Daryl Badger. who will play f*r Alabama next year, tuned up for his Southeastern Coherence future with five hits Thursday as Seminole Community College outslugged Central Florida. 15-8. at SCC In Mid-Florida Conference base trail. Hadger banged out a homer, double and three singles while driving In three runs for SCC. Leonard Thigpen also continued his lusty hitting with a homer and a triple along wllh five rlbbles. Mike Sawyer, who had two doubles and a single In a tie with Santa Fe Wednesday, added two singles amt three Rill Thursday. Kenny Looper had a pair of base hllsand an RBI. The Raiders Improved to 22-17-1 for the year. They are «•» In conference. SCC hosts Florldi Junior Saturday at 2 p m. before closing the season Tuesday at Orlando against Valencia at 3 p.m. Clemens, Williams Boost D.A.V. Joe Clemens' a solo home run anl .James Williams' RBI double In the bottom of the fifth hnlng enabled D.A.V. (Disabled American Veterans) to mine away wllh a 7-5 victory over Sunn Hand In Sanford Little National League action Thursday at Fort Mellon Park Sunntland had taken a 21 lead itio the bottom of the third but D.A.V. scored twice to lakt a 3-2 lead and added two runs In the fourth and fifth frame! to sew up the win. D.A.V. had seven hits In I he gi^ne off losing pilcher Gregory Taylor. “ Famous" Amos Sparrow led the way with a pair of singles while Bernard Sparrow. Wesley O'Neil, Clements. Williams and Rick Dee had one hit each. Sunnlland had IO hits In the gamt but couldn't cash In on as many opportunities as D.A.V. Ned June and Taylor had (wo hits each to lead Sunnlland while Danny Lawson, David Dunn. To m m y Hampton. Ertt Wynn, Claude Little and KoJack Hunt added one hit each Rice Belts Bosox Past Royafs, 4-3 United Press International Just cull him Professor Rice, doctor of homerology. Jim Rice can Ire considered an authority on home runs, so when he lectures on the subject, people should pay strict atten­ tion. Rice belted a two-out. 440 fool home run in the top of the 14th Inning Thursday night to give the Red Sox a 4-3 victory over the Kansas City Royals. T wasn't looking to hit a home run ," said Rice, who also made a game-saving calch In the bottom of the N th with Ihe tying run on second base. "M y theory In situations such as this Is that If you're looking to hit a homer. 10 times out of 10 you'll fall. I Just try to drive the but) through someone." Rice's lowering drive, high on Royals Stadium bank In left field, came on a 2-0 pitch off reliever Mike Jones. 0-1. It was his third homer of the season. " I got behind him 2-and-O and tried to get the ball out over the plate and d id n 't get It far enough.'' said Jones. “And he hit the hell out of It. I made a mistake to Dwight Evuns Just before that and got away with It." Indians 11. Orioles 5 At Cleveland, a pair of errors by usually reliable shortstop Cat Ripken enabled the Indians to score three runs In the sixth Inning and go on to defeat the Orioles Cleveland’s Julio Franco went 4-for-5 lo raise his Ameri­ can League-leading average to .556. Baltimore got two home runs and four RBI from Rick Dempsey. Tankssa 3, Whits Bos 3 At New York. Ken Griffey made a spectacular defensive play for the second straight game and singled home the tie-breaking run In the seventh Inning to give the Yankees their victory. GrtfTey ran down a hard liner by Carlton Fisk and turned It Into a double play In the sixth Inning to help make a winner of reliever Rich llordl. 1-0. who p itc h e d one In n in g . Dave Rlghettl got the last five ouls for his third save. Bias Jays 6. Hangars 3 At Toronto. Lloyd Moseby belled a two-run homer and Damaso Garcia ripped three doubles and scored a pair of runs, helping the Blue Jays hand the Rangers thetr seventh Ions in their first eight games <i Baseball Dave f^leb worked fi 1-3 Innings and alltwrd two runs on six hits and fitr walks In evening his record it 1-1. Angelas. T w in s 8 At Minneapolis, Doug D e ­ duces belled a three-run homer umi Did C arew and B rian Downier each drove In two runs to powtr the Angels lo victory. Doug Corbett. 10. wus the winner while Donnie Moore got his second save Randy Hush hit a two<un. pinch homer for Minnesota. ROGERS Q U IE T S C R ITIC S Thenfs nothing like a Ju ly day In April to thaw out an aging arm an< melt away those trade rumors, Hammered by bitterly cold weather In his first iwo starts of Ihe seaton. Steve Rogers found 87-degr«e weather In St. Louis Hie perfect remedy for hts pro­ blems Thursday and pitched the Montreal Expos to a 7-1 triumph over thcC ordinals. Ills impressive outing came lesa ib.»i 24 hours after a story in a Caibdlan newspaper said he might toon be traded to the Housing Astros for pitcher Mike Scott. Later Thursday. Astros gener­ al m anner A1 Rosen confirmed the leads had talked about such a trade.[but the deal had fallen throu^hl "It's (Jrad In the water.” said Rosen. f'Wc don't have what they waft at this time." Roger!, who entered the game with an 0-2 record and a 6.23 ERA. struck out four and walked four In g>lrig the distance for the first Unit this year. Rogers had endured four long snow and rain delays If hts first two decisions, but thn time the 35-year-old right hauler did not allow a hit alter life* fourth Inning and retired I3 consecutive batters In one stretch. "It wai tough out there." said Rogers tongue In-cheek “ No re­ ally, It wbs very, very pleasant. I stayed laose. You can do that when lt> hot. Plus. there were no delay* to watt through. I like pitching here." T im Rilnes snapped a slump with twoRnglesfnrlhe Expos. Elsewhere In the National League. Los Angeles blanked San Die|f> 5-0. and Cincinnati nipped Sin Francisco 4-3 In 10 Innings. Friday. April I*, H l i - 7 A Lake Mary's Defense Holds 'Hounds Lisa Slmklns. Karen DeShetler and Beth Watkins each drove in a run and Lake Mary played Its usual strong game defensively as the Lady Rams blanked Lyman's Lady Greyhounds. 3-0, Thurs­ day afternoon In noneon Terence softball action at Lym an High. The Lady Rams, who dropped a 3-0 decision to Apopka on Wednesday. Improved to 13-11 w ith the win w hile Lym an dropped to 5-11 with Its third straight setback. Lake Mary closes out the Softball regular season Monday when It hosts Seminole. Lyman ends the regular season Monday at Lake Howell. Both Lake Mary and Lyman managed Just four hits Th u rs­ day, but the Rams played a solid defensive game while a four errors led to Lyman's downfall. Lake Mary picked up one run In the top of the first. Watkins smacked a single and Kim Averlll reached on a two-base error that put runners on second and third. Slmklns then drove In Walklns with a sacrifice fly but the threat ended there when Averlll was thrown out going to third. The Lady Rams added two Insurance runs In Ihe sixth for Ihe 3 0 lead W llh two outs and Ltz Stone on second. Karen DeShetler ripped a double to tight center to drive In Stone and Watkins followed with a single to left to score DcShrltrr Lyman had Its biggest threat in the bottom of ihe sixth when It put runners on first and second with no out* but then had three fly ball outs. The Ludy Greyhounds never got a runner past second base Thursday. "W e don't look as good ns w r did last week at all,*' Lyman assistant Jcrl Kelly said "We Just have to put this week behind us," Thiebauth Atones For Rare Error, Game-Winning Hit Drops Apopka Very' rarely docs Eileen Thiebauth make an error In the outfield. The senior standout usually catches everything hit her way. In fact, she could probably catch a hum ­ mingbird If you threw one at her. Thiebauth dropped a fly ball In the lop of the seventh Inning Thursday that opened the door for Apopka to score twice and send Ihe game Into extra Innings tied at 9-9. " E .T ." didn't fret over the mtscue though. She came right back In Ihr bollom of the eighth lo drive In the winning run as the Lady Hawks trtp|»cd up Apopka's Lady Blue Darters, 10-9. at Lake Howell High l.akc Howell has taken 2 of 3 from A|x>pka Ibis season although Apopka won Ihe game that counted In Ihe conference and district standings. The Lady Hawks Improved lo 18-6. Apopka, the Five Star Conference champion and lop seed In Ihe district, now stands at 20 3. After a scoreless first frame. Lake Howell scored twice In the bollom of ihe second. W llh one out. Ava Gardner and Erin Hankins hit back-to-back singles and. with two outs, ltelh Saunders walked to load the bases. Kelly l.a(ham. who look over the catcher's spot for an Ineligible player, came through wllh her biggest till of the season as she stroked a single to rlglil to drive In both Gardner and Hankins Apopka scored three more limes In Ihe lop of the fourth anil tacked on another run In Ihe fifth for u 7-4 lead. Lake Howell came hack with three runs on Jusi one hli In ihe bottom of ihe fifth to tic tt ni 7-7. With one out. Gillies drew a walk and Thiebauth followed with a triple to rlglil center. Juudon Jonas wus Intentionally walked and Gardner's fly hall lo left center was dropped, allowing Ixith Thiebauth and Jonas to score. The Lady Hawks scored twice in Ihe sixth Softball on a sacrifice fiy by Tlbbltts and an Apopka error for a 9-7 lead, Hut Apopka came back with two runs In the top ol the seventh lo knot It hack up at 9-9 The 10th batter In Apopka's lineup led off with a fiy ball to Thiebauth. Thiebauth had It In her glove but dropped In. With one out, Tracy Johnson singled and. one out lalcr. Sue Frallo singled in loud Ihe bases. Mary DoJcsus followed wllh a single lo drive In ihe first run of the frame Tlbbltts. Lake Howell's pitcher, then ran the cotint to 2-2 on the next hitter. Tlhhltls came In wllh two close pilches and the hatter took both of them and t*olh were called balls The walk forced In Johnson with the tying run. Ajxipku went down quietly lit the top of the elghlh and the Lady Hawks broke the tie In Ihe buttom or the Inning. Saunders led oft wllh a single. Latham singled and Grace Ley moved the runners up by grounding out to first Tlbbltts was Intentionally walkf-J and Saunders was forced ut home on a grounder by Gillies for the second out. Thiebauth then sleitited up and drilled a single through the third baseman lo drive In tail ham wllh Ihr winning run. "She (Thiebauth) hit It right lx-twrrn Itie third baseman's legs." Luciano said. "But she hli II so hard It had lo lx* railed a base Eileen Th iebau th ...GW RBI Caroline Chavis ...3 base hits Moore High The win. Oviedo's ninth straight, enabled Ihe Lady Lions in ttc for the Orange Hell Conference title The Lady Lions arc 1-1-7 overall and 9 1 In the OIK*, tied with Osceola, "Actually, w c'rr 10-1 In the conference," Oviedo coach Jackie Miller said "We heal St. Cloud three times hut I don't know II they're going to count the third time." Oviedo will lx* cither the first or second seed In the district tournament which gds underway Tuesday al Osceola Kissimmee. The Lady Lions will get a bye In Ihr first round and will open play on Wednesday. In Thursday's triumph, the Lady I.Ions scored right runs In Ihe fourth Inning und never looked back Key tills In the fourth Included a three run homrr otf the hat of Fran Fouler, a three-run double by Dec Dec Itruslry and Kill singles by Barbara Malone and Jessica Hradlev. Oviedo pul ihe Hornets away wllh two runs curb In the tilth sixth and nrvrnth frames. 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I only found out this past week, Is there any help for him to go straight? DEAR READER - Few Issues seem to upset parents more than the sexual preferences of their children. I am sure that you felt devastated when you learned your son Is homosexual I am equally certain that you cannot appreciate I he turmoil he has experienced for years Perhaps since he no longer has in deceive you, your love for each other will have a chance to grow. Some gay people honestly want lo change ihclr sexual o r ie n t a t io n s a n d b ecom e s t r a i g h t . In s u c h ca s e s , iwycholnglral ireatmrnl ran be u s e f u l. H o w e v e r , m a n y homosexuals believe they were bom gay and wish to maintain thrtr particular lifestyles, despite the very real health risks of some sex relations. I believe your wish for your son s heterosexuality will have very Utile Influence on him. Rather than blaming him and increasing his feelings of isola­ tion. you will probably achieve greater happiness by accepting him. After all. he Is your son and needs your love and approval no less because he Is gay. At 30, hr has lo make his own choices and must accept res|mnslhllJiy for them. In the final analysts, none of us has the power to change other people; we can only change ourselves I advise you lo o;ren lines ol communication with your son. accept him as a whole person and try to !«• nonjudgmcntal. U s OK for you to disapprove of Ills actions; however. If you deprerate film us a person, you will build artificial walls in the place of compassion, understanding and warmth. DEAR DR. G O T T My hustiand. 75. has a heart condi­ tion, and Is on quite u bit of medication — Lasix, Lanoxin. Slow-K. Nilro-ilid patch. Dcsyrl and Erotrln. At limes he has a severe hack pain between (lie shoulder blades and takes a Tylenol w ith codeine, which helps. Now all of a sudden he bus shingles. 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Don't give him room to maneuver you Into an unlsvorable position by Leonard Starr �Price Is Right D espite Rain Kelly Wins 3 — Oviedo Boys Take 2nd In Orange Belt ByChria Plater Herald Sporta W riter OH LAN O O — A light rain didn't dampen Kelly Price's performance Thursday night as the Oviedo sophomore won three events at the Orange Belt Conference Championships at Bishop Moore High. While Price's showing led the girls, the boys learn finished second with 791S points. The Lions have finished first or second in the conference meet seven straight years. Orlando Jones look the boys title with 108 points while Bishop Moore's girls ran away with first place with 116'V The Lady Lions were fourth at 49. Price's most impressive performance of the night came In the 330 low hurdles where she won going away with n career best time of 16.6. That lime also broke the school record of 47.3 which Price set last v.rrfc ,'n winning the event In the Seminole County meet. Price also came away with first in the 110 high hurdles with a 16.2 and she won the long jump with a leap of 16-3. "She's looking really strong." Oviedo coah Ken Kroog said of Price. "Thre wasn't anybody real close to her In both hurdles events. She's getting faster rv rry week especially in the 330'v I ihlnk she has a chance for state there." Behind Price's three firsts for the Lady Lions. Allison Smith took second In the shot put at 32-21* and Hence Wynn placed third In the 880 run at 2:41.4. Fourth places for the Lady Lions were turned in by Kris Boyd In the 440 dash (66 6) and the 440 and mile medley relay teams. The 440 relay squad of Bobble Bowersox. Lisa Knapp. Jill Knutson and Price on the anchor recorded a time of 53.7 while the medley combo of Bowersox. Boyd. Jennifer Nulling and Cindy Wood was fourth at 5 26.2. Cathy Cham p had a good meet for the Lady Linns In the distance events us she took fifth In the two mile (13:56) and sixth in Ihe mile (6:21.41. Bowersox also claimed fifth In Ihe 1O0 yard dash (12.41 and the mile relay team of Wood, Ikiyd. W ynn and Nutting was fifth at 4:51 In the boys meet, it wua a trio of Stewarts, brothers Mark and James and Bryan (no relation) lli.it led the way for the Lions. Bryan Stewart took a first place and a pair of seconds. He won the 120 high hurdles, which were rim In the rain and into Ihe wind, with u ...Track Continued from 6A Ihe meet Is Barnett's 38.5. King's ttrst time this season Is a 351.5 tint, as he proved Iasi year, lie's at his best when It counts most. The records In the distance events will be very hard to break Lake H o w e ll's Ken Chrcscinan. one of the nation's premier distance runners as a senior last year, holds the re­ cords In the mile (4:13.8) and 880 (1:55.51. The top time In the mile going In is 4:24,7 by Seminole's Billy I’enlek while Brantley's John Mondo has the best time in the 880 at 1:57.7. The two mile record Is one mark that may stand for a long time. The mark, set In 1977. is 9 27.7 by Lake Brantley's Kick Horta who Is still very active and one of the top road racers In Central Florida. The lop time going Into Frida y’s meet Is 9:44.3 by Lake Mary's Malt Palumbo and Seminole's Penlck. In the field events, another Track/Field time of 15.4. claimed second in the 330 Intermediate hurdles (42.9) and second In the triple Jump 139-5). Stew'art also look sixth in the 220 dash at 24 4 Kroog said James and Mark Stewart ure just starting to come Into form after coming ofT the basketball team. James, the older of the two. soared to first place in the 440 dnsh with a time of 52.4 "W e ’ve been saving him ." Kroog said of Stewart. "He ran In the county meet but not In the open quarter. We've been walling for the right time to run him In the quarter and tonight's performance will boost his confidence." James Stewart also placed second in the high Jump at 5 -10 and ran legs ort the mile medley and mile relay teams. Kevin Thompson continued his dominance In the high Jump as he cleared 6-0 for first place. The Lions also got a tie for sixth In the high Jump as Mark Stewart went over at 5-8. Andrew Smith look a second in the long Jump (20-2*«) while Freddie Oliver was fourth 119-8**1 Oliver also look third in the triple Jump (39-31*) and Smith was fifth (37-31*), Other third places included Oubba Wright In the 220 dash (23.8), Williams Blund In the pole vault (11 -0) and all three relays look third place. The Lions got a fourth from Bobby Lomax in the shot pul (42-81*) and a fifth from UolH-rt Lafroos in the880(2:I5.5|. The 440 relay team of Smith. Hon Ashe. Wright and Mark Stewart was third at 45.8 The mile medley team, which turned In a time of 3:54.6. consisted of Thompson. Mark Stewart. Oliver and James Stewart on the 880 anchor. The mile relay tram of James Stewart. Murk Stew art. Oliver anil Wright look third at 3:36.2 If Oviedo had finished any lower than third In the mile relay. It would have been third In Ihe meet but the Lions' foursome came through. "Th e kids did real well, they're happy with second." said. Kroog, "W e weren't deep enough to stay up with Jones In the sprints and throwing events." record that has endured since 1977 Is In Jeopardy of being snapped. That mark Is 22-9 In the long Jump and Is held by Seminole's Tim Haines, who Is currently an All-Slnr outfielder fo r Ih e M o n tre a l E x p o s . Seminole's Leo Peterson could lx: the one that knocks Haines out of the record book Peterson, a Junior, has a seaon's best leap of 23-4i. Peterson will also go after hts own record tn the triple Jump. He set the record last year at 46-7*4 but comes In this year with a season's best of 4H-6. "Th e long Jump record de­ pends on the weather rendi­ tions." said Seminole coach Krn Hraumun. "In Ihe triple Jump Leo still has a little hit of a bruised heel. He won't take six Jumps, lie'll cut loose In region and slate. "His heel shouldn't bother him at all In long Jump. He jumped real well last week In rain It will depend on j»lt c o n d itio n s , runway and w ruthrr." In the girls' meet, Seminole freshman Shownda Martin, fresh off a record-breaking perfor­ mance In the counly meet, will make her assault on the Five Star record In the 880 run. The record Is 2:19.1 by Lyman's Kathy Brlngardner In 1979. Martin has nm a slate-leading 2:13.5 this season. The records In Ihe other two distance events arc pretty im ­ pressive but within reach. Lake Brantley's Kuihryn Hayward ran a 5 05.6 In 1983 to set the mile mark and Luke Howell's Lisa Samockl c o r n e a In with the top time of 5; 10.8. Samockl knocked u k .r than a scrond o f f her time last week. Samockl also has the top time In the two mile at 11:29 which Is one tenth of a second off the record of 11:28.9 set by Spruce Creek's Carmen Gardner In 1982. In the sprints. Lake Mary's Fran "Flash" Gordon will iry to break her own record In I he 440 158 l set last year). The sjx-edy senior won Ihe count meet and has a season’s lx's! of 58,7. Seminole's Marlin has ran a 57,4 bill didn't run In Ihe county inert. 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I4U Lol* Bun will DO returned unoponod to sender All quotas tnoll bo in oc cordonto wllh *potltl(Ollont 1 . 011*6)4 ol no thorp* In Tho City Manager* OH Ice. City Holl. IM North Country Club Rood. Lotr A4*ry. Hondo Tho City r n t r r r i too right to rolocf any or oil bid*. with or w itho ut co u to . to w o ly# technicalities, or to accept tho bKl which in IN tw»l lodgement tool w r <41 too Intorotl ol 1**0 44ory Coll o4 kubmillol ol toll bid II contidoroS an oporotlon coot el too bidder end kholi not be polled on to or born* by too Cl*y el 1*4* Mery Persons bidding on to* ln*wr one* or* odritod toot to* 6 tot will b* publicly opened end rood 4 loud ol too regularly tchodutod City Caenmisetan meeting May 1. IM 1.0IT X P M C ITY 04 L A K I M AR Y.FLO RIO A I X ' Corel A Idwird* City Clerk OATCD April II. I*U Publish April II. H , I4U O K IM Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI. le g a l N o t ic e FICTITIO US NAME NoHc# 14 horobv given toot I *m ongegad In business *1 MO E Molhond Av*., Altamonl# Springs, Sim lnolo County. F lend* undor lictlttov* nom# of TH E COLLECTION. *nd tool I intend to register 4*>d nom* with to* Ctork o* to* Circuit Court Seminal* County. 4 lorto* In occordonc* with to* pro visions o» to* Hchttou* Nome Staiutot, T o w n Section l*S 04 Flortoo StatutoslOST Millie Horn* ISO Lok* TolmodpoOr 0*1 ond Fl* 11TJ4 Publlth Morch f t . A April S II. 14 t*M D E D 141 C IT Y OF LAK E M A R Y , FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF F U R L IC H E A R IN G TO WHOM IT M A Y CONCERN N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by tot City Commlttlen ol to* City o* Lok* Me y. Ftorto*. that veto Commltlton will hold o Public Mooring t l l M P M . t n Mo t lk. I0RS. to *1 Conkidrr * roquioil from K itoe- In# D Net ton Turner tool tho City Ot Lok# Mory, Florid* vocol* ond ennui to# following detcrlbed portion el * Plot Lott IT through 10 Block n Crytlol Lok* Winter Home*. Som lnol* C o u n ty , F lo rid * Located an to* North old* ol Wilbur Avenu* ol it* Intoryoc lion with Second Street The Public Mooring will b* hold In Ihe City Holt. City ot Lokt Mory. F lor Ido *1 t JO P M . on Moy IA ’ *41 or *1 toon toor*otter at oottlbl*. *1 which time Intorettod portiet tor end ogo-ntt toe requetl ti*i*d above will b* hoard Sold hearing may be continued tram time to tlm* until final action Ii token by to* City Commltklon TH IS N O TIC E khan b* potted In tor** (J ) public placet within to* City ot lok* My*r> Flortoo ol to* City Holl. and publithed In to* Evening Herald, o newt paper ot goner ol circulation In to* City ol Loko Mory In two weekly Ittuet at leott fifteen I 111 day t prior lo to* dot* ol to* Public Hearing, and too owner t Ol tot real property which It oltocted hereby thoil be moiled by to# City Clerk, * copy ol Ihlt nolle* ot tholr oddrttt moy appear on tho L -e it at volurtm lot record! A taped record ol ton meeting It m*dt by to* City lor lit con von lone* Th lt record may not conitltute on adequate r* cord tor to* purpotet ot appeal from * dec It km mad* by Ihe City Commltilon with rttpecl to the foregoing m atter Any per ton w Ithing to oniuro tool on adequate record ol to* proceed mgt Ik maintained tor *p|MII*t* purpotet Ik odvited lo mot* to* necetury arrangement at hit or her own o p e n to C IT Y OF LAKE M A R Y . FL O R ID A Carol Edwordk City Clerk D A T E D April t«. INS Publish April It. 14. IN I D E E 11d C IT Y OP L A K I 4AARY, FLO R ID A N O T IC E OF P U R LIC N E A R IN O TO WHOM I r M A Y CONCERN N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y O IV E N by to* Board ot Adluttmanf ot to* City ot Lake M ary. Florida, that kaid Board will hold a Public Mooring *1 f JO P M , on Wtdnatday May 4. IN I. to alContkSr o requoct tor a Special E .cepflon to replace on •t itlin g telephone rtpootor building with a now telephone repeeier building. A T A T . In on *>** toned A I Agriculture on to* following detcribod pro porty A JS e 141' A T A T Com municollont Eatemant tiluated in that part ot tho W t-t ot to* NE '« lying E at! ol Country Club Road In Section I I . Township to South. Rang* M East, contain mg 1.44} sq f t . more or lots ond It locolod near }| t Soulh Country Club Road The Public Haarlng will b* hold In Ih* City Hall. IM Narto Country Club Road. Lok* Mary. Florida. *1 f JO P M . on May I. I N I or os soon there*her as possible al which tlm* intorail *d porn** tor and against to# roquott will bo hoard Sold hearing moy be continued from tlm* to tlm* until final action It token by to* Board ot Adiutt Thlt Notice shell be posted in three ( I I public pieces within the City ot Lake M a r, Florida, al too City Hall ond published In to* Evening Herald, a newip* par ol general circulation In to* City ol Lake M ory, one tlm* *t Most ft Noon days prior to to* aforesaid hearing In addition, said nolle* shall bo potted In to* art* to be considered el loatl •moon days prior to to* dato 0* to* Pubik Mooring A 'eewd record ot toll mooting It made by to* City tor IN convenient* T h lt record may not constitute on adequate re cord tor tho purpose! *4 appeal Irom • decision mod* by to* Board ot Adluttmanl with r* •poet to to* torogotog matter Any per eon wishing to ensure toot an adequate record at to* proceedings It maintained tor appoltato purpotet Is adrised to make tot necessary arrange monNat Ms or her bwne I pens* C IT Y OF LAK E M A R Y .F L O R ID A / l/ M A Thompson Deputy City Clerk D A T E D April I). toil Publish April 14. I N I D I E IJS Legal Notice C IT Y OF 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 G TO W HOM IT M A Y CONCERN NO TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by toe City Commission ot to* City ot Lake Mary, Florida, that told Commltklon will hold * Public Hearing at 7 JO P M . on May I* INS to Consider a Petition to doe* vacoto abandon, discontinue disclaim and to renounce any right ot too City at Lot* Mary, t political subdivision, and to* public In and to the following described right of way. to wit Commence al to* Southwell corner of to* South**!! 1* ot Section T, Township JO South. Rang# X East, thence North t f a r t r - East JIT** Teel along tot South lino ol sold Section T to a point on too cantor lino ot Lot* Mary Boulevard. thence North 00*11 't r , West Id toot to * point on to* North RightotW ay lino ot lake M ary Boulevard and to* Point ot Beginning; thence South t**4* I f West. » toot (long too North Right ut Way line ol Lake Mary Boulevard to a point; thence leaving said Right otW ay. North 00*0# J V West. 4f M toot to a point on a cure* on too North Right of Woy line ol Sun Drive, thence along to# North Right of Way lino ot Sun Drive and said curve con cave to toe South, having a radius ot > N 4 t feet through a control angle of lf*04 tt an arch distance ol I N 44 tool to a point of tangency, thane# con t ln u ln g a lo n g Ih e N o r t h Right otW ay lino ot Sun Drive North t r o r t t " East It ! W toet lo a point, thenco Moving tho North Right otW ay lino ot Sun Drive. North I r d ' i r East, III !7 toet to a point on a Curve on tho South Right ol Way lino ot Sun Drive and said Curve concave to too South having a radius ol IMS OS toet through a control angM Cf ( I ’ M J* an arch distance ot IT 40 toet to o point ol tangency. thence con t l n u ln g a lo n g th o S o u th Right ol Way line Ot Sun Drive South 41*00 i r West. 14* M tool to * point on * curve concave to the Soulh having a radius ot 14 44 toot, thenct continuing along too Soulh Rlghl ot Way lino ot Sun Drive and said curve through a ctn tra i angle ol It'S J’ IT" on arch distance ot 141 TJ font to * point, thence leaving the South Right ol Way lin o ot Sun D r i v e . S oulh 00*orj) East. 51 4) tool to the Point ol Beginning (containing 0 44acres m arto r tossl Tho Public Mooring will be held in too City Hall. City ot Lake Mary, Florida, onto* Itlh day ol May. INS i t T X P M , or as soon there* Iter as possl ble, al which tlm* interested parties tor and against the recommended request will be heard Said hearing may be continued from time to time until final action is lakan by too City Commission TH IS N O TIC E shall bo posted In tore* I II public placet within too City ol Lake Mary Florida at to# City Hall within said City, and published tn to* Evening Herald, a newspaper ol general circulation In to* City ol lake Mary. In two weekly issues al least I ) days p rio r lo Ih* etores*id hearing in addition, nwttca than b* posted la the area to b* conslcered at Mast l* days prior to to* dale ol to* public hearing A taped record ot this meeting Il made by the City tor Its convenience This record may noI cons II luto an adequate r* cord tor to* purposes ot appeal from a decision made by Ih# City Commission with respect to tho foregoing m a ile r Any person wishing to ensure that an adequate record of too proceed ingt Is maintained tor appallata purposes Is advised to make to* nacoksary arrangements al tils or her own t spent* C IT Y O F LA K E M A R Y . FLO R ID A /x! Carol Edward* City Ctork D A T E D AprlllO. I N I Publish April 14. It. I N ) oet u t _______ IN TH E c i r c u i t c o u r t OF T H E E lO M T C E N tH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT. IN AN040R S E M IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A C A II NUM BER: 44 Jfft C A N I FL O R ID A BAR M O i I4T44T TH E M O N E Y S TO R E /FLO R IO A . INC Petitioner vs P A U L E CARSON and BE T T Y A N N CARSON Respondent N O TIC E 04 M L * N o t ic e it h e re b y g iv e n pursuant to to# final judgment ot forte lokur* entered in Ih# abov* ity la d cat*, number 44 m i C A N E . In toe Circuit Court ol Seminal* C e u n ly. Florida that I will Mil th« following property situ*tod In Samineto County. Florida, da scribed at L o t * . B l a c k B. S W E E T W A T E R OAKS S IC TIO N T. according to to* plot thereof recorded at Pl*l Book It. Pago* N and I t ol too Public Records ot Somlnol# County, Florida at public SaM. to to* highest and best bidder tar cash, at to* West F real Oeor ot to* Seminole County Courthouse tn Sanlord Florida at II M a m an April M. IttS (S E A L ) D A V IO N B E R R IE N C l I R K O P T H E C IR C U IT C O U R T S E M IN O LE C O U N T Y . FLO R ID A By. DianaK Oakley Deputy Ctork Publish April 9 . It. I4U DEE « S M cfrwR D o o n e sb u ry BY GARRY TRUDEAU AtOlDOaCAfttMliOU n u K A M iz c K A rrifw G fw n w m u .tM M vm III iM&mw/xoMejv AFOXCfHtMKOiBt O O K tiM k / D f/ W n - InUHfJHOIAti HOTHr FAULT! Friday, April 14. I t t S - t A L e g a l N o t ic e ShoppingFor A NewOr UsedCar? You can atwa/e (l o t lb* b a il d «a lt ia lb * f r e e in g H erald * ClateTflad t a d f a a Read Friday'* E e ta fitf M o rtis lo t in* b re l eel#cltone. Evening H erald M R X w l b I n - a r k S tra w # Raafarst. I l a r l d a IM -M II I F IC T IT IO U S N AM E S T A T U T E A F F IO A V IT F O R IN SUR ANCE M A R K E TIN G GR OUP S T A T E O F FLO R ID A C O U N T Y O F S EM INO LE On toll day personally *p peered before m# an officer duly autoorlred to administer oaths JAMES M RAPRAGER P re s id e n t ol IN S U R A N C E M A R K E TIN G GROUP INC who. being llrst duly ewqm deposes and says Th« names ot all toe persons interested In to* busmest can ducted under the foregoing tlctillovs name and to# titont ot to* interest ol each ol them in sad business it os follows NAM E IN TE R E S T JA M E S M R A P R A G ER »\ L A W R E N C E A S M ITH XX IN S U R A N C E M A R K E T I N G G R O U P INC By James H Raprager lit President Sworn to to# subscriber tutor# me thlt 4th day ol March 1*41 Publish March X April I 1J, '4 14*1 D E D 1*4 C IT Y OE LA K E M A R Y , FLO R ID A N O TIC E OF P UB LIC H E A R IN G TO W HOM IT M AY c o n c e r n N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N by to* City Commission ol Ih* City of Lek* Mary Florida that said Commission will hold e Public Hearing i t f X P M on May IS. lots, to consider an Ordinance entitled AN O R D IN A N C E OE TH E C IT Y OF LA K E M A R Y . FL O R ID A , R EZ O N IN G CER T A IN LA N D S W ITH IN THE C IT Y OF LAKE M AR Y AS H E R E IN D E F I N E D F R O M th e p r e s e n t z o n in g Legal Notice C IT Y 04 L A K E M A R Y . FLO R ID A N O TIC E TO BID Separato taaled bids tor add 'onei computer hardwfr# and software srttom tor to* City ot Lek# Mary will h# received m Lake M#rv City Hall IM North Country Club Road Lakt Mary Florida until 4 00 P M (local tim e}. Thursday M*y J. ttol Let* Bids will b* returned to sender unopened A ll work khall be In at cordenc* with specification* Available et no cherg* In to* City Manager t Oltlc*. City Hell, IM North Country Club Rcutd Lek#Mery Florida The City r*e*rvet the right to roioct any or *11 bids, with or w it h o u t c a u l * , to w a iv * tochmcaiittok. or to accept the b d which In Itk best lodgement best serves to* interest ot Lake Mery Cost of submittal ot this b>d II considered an operelidn cost ol to* bidder end shell not be passed on to or born* by the City ot Lake Mery Persons bidding on tho system ere advised toet the bids will be publicly opened end reed aloud 4t to* regularly Scheduled City Commission mooting Mey J IMS etT X P M C IT Y O F LA K E M AR Y FLO R ID A x Carol A Edwards City C t r l D A T E D April IT ttol Publish April It 54 IMS D E E UT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A N O E O R S EM INO LE C O U N TY . FL O R ID A CASE NO U 44* C A 04 E In Re The M errtag* ol M A R K A M ILE S Husband end S T A C IL M ILE S Wife N O TIC E OE AC TIO N TH E S TA TE OE FL O R ID A TO M AR K A M ILE S , whose rest danc* it unknown YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T I E I E O that S T A C I L M IL E S has Tiled a Ptlilion In ih* C lriu lt Couft ol Somlnol# County, Florida, for Dissolution ot Mar r leg# end you ar* ra quired to terv# * copy ol your written defenses It any. on N E D N JU L IA N JR Esquire ol S TEN STR O M M d N TO S H JU LIA N . CO LBERT A W H IG H A M P A Post Office Bo> 11)0. Senlord, F lo rid a J i m IJX . Attorneys tor Poll Honor end III* the original with to* Ctork ot to* above styled Court on or bttor* April JO. A D . Ito). otherwise * default end ultimata judgment will b* entered against you Tor the relit! demanded In Ih* PellHots W ITN E S S my hand and ol tidal teal ot sold Court on this JSih day ol March. IN I IS E A L I D A V IO N B E R R IE N Ctork ol Ih* Circuit Court SemlnotoCounty. Florid* By /X* 1*C herylR Franklin Deputy Clerk Publlth March to April ). 11. i*. ttol OED Ito______________________ IN T H E C IR C U IT C O UR T, IN A N D F O R S E M IN O LE. C O U N TY , C L A S S IF IC A T IO N O F W 1A R E S ID E N T IA L T O C ! COM M E R C IA L P U R S U A N T TO TH E T E R M S OF THE F L O R ID A S T A T U T E S PRO V ID IN G FOR TH E A M EN D M E N T O F TH E O F F IC IA L Z O N IN G M A P . A N D T H E A M E N D M E N T OF TH E LAND USE E L E M E N T OF TH E C ITY C O M P R E H E N S IV E P LA N F R O M M E D IU M D E N S IT Y R E S ID E N T IA L TO COMMEH C IA L P R O V ID IN G CON F L IC T S , S E V E R A B IL IT Y A N O f F F E C T IV E DATE changing Ihe toning on toe following described properly situate in to* City of Lake Mery F lor id* Lots Tt through Ja. Block !!. Crystal Lake Winter Homes. Sam lnol* C o unty. F lo rid * located on too North tide ol WHbur Avenue at Its Interior lion with Second Streel The Public Hearing will be held el to* City Hall. City ot Lek# M ery, Florid*, on toe 14th day ot May i*t}. or *t toon thereafter at pottibi* et which lima interested per lies tor end egemst Ih* request staled above will be heard Said hearing may be continued from tlm* to lima until Hn*< action Is taken by to* City Commission ot to* City a* Lake Mery TH IS N O TIC E shell b* posled In tort* public placet within too City ot Lake Mery Florid* et the City Hell within seid City, end published In the Evening Hereto, a newspaper ot general ( 4 L O R ID A . orsutotton wi me c n , ot Lee* C A S K tto . *e sot* c A ** b M e ry .p rio r lo toe aforesaid IN R E Th e M a rria g e of hearing In addition, notice shall H E L E N ANN M A D O R E . be poitod In Ih* area to be Pollllonar/Wlf*. considered al laaet llftoan dart end prior to to* data at the Public PHI L IP E DW IN M ADOR l , Hear Ing Respondent Husband A taped record ol this moding N O TIC E O F A C TIO N It mad* by the City lor Its TO Philip Edwin Medor* convenience Th lt record moy I I I South Werner Slraol not constitute on adequate re Oneida. Now York cord tor the purpotet ol appeal YO U AR E H E R E B Y from a decision mad* by Ih* N O T IF IE D tool a Petition lor City Commission with retpoct to Dissolution of M arrlag* has the loregoing m atter Any been tiled against you. and that person wishing to onturt that an you ar* required lo serve a copy adequate record ol to* proceed ot your response cr pleading to ingt il maintained lor *|>p*ltate the Petition upon to* petitioner s purposes is advised la make the attorney, themes C Greene necessary errengemenls *1 his Post Office Boa **}. Senlord or her own 41 pence Florid* m u , end til* Its* eng1 Cl T Y O F nel response or pleading In Ih* l a k e m a r t , F l o r id a office of Its* Ctork ol to* Circuit /x i Carol Edwards Court. Somlnol* County Court City Ctork howto, Senlord. Florid* U f ll.o n D A T E D AprlllO ItoJ or before to* fth day ot Mey, Publish A p 4 IM f.1 4 .im I N ) II you tell to do so. * D E E IIS Doleull Judgment will b* taken egemsl you lor Ih* relief d* mended In to* Ptlilion CITY OF D A T E D et Senlord. Somlnol* LA K K M AR Y. FLO R ID A County, Florida, toll Jrd day ot N O TIC E TO BID April. IN I Separate seeled bids tor Hoed D A V ID N B ER R IE N Improvements tar Ih* City ol C L E R K O F TH E C IR C U IT Lake M ary, will b* received in COURT Lek# Mery City Hell. IM North BY Betty B Colbert Country Club Rood. Lek# Mery, Deputy Ctork Florid* until 4 00 P M . (tocel Pub llth A p ril ). I ) . 14. M I N ) timel. Thursday. Mey J. It*} D E E JJ_______________________ Let* bids will b* >*lurn*d to NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: A ll work shall b* in *c cordenct with spat ifu e llo n i avallabto *t no cherg* In to* C ity M anager's 0441c*. City Hall, IM North Country CIcAi Road. Lee# Mery 4 tond* Tit# City rasorvat Ih# right to ft)*ct any or *11 bids, with or w ith o u t causa , ta w a iv* tochnicalitto*. or to accagt to* bid which In Its bast |udg*m*nt bos' serves to* interest *1 Lake Mary Coat at tubmIHal *1 this bid Is considered in oparilion cosl at to* bidde* end mall not be patted an to or born* by the City at Lakr Mary Parsons bidding an to* Im pravtmenti ar* advisad tool to* bids will be publicly opened and read alaud al Ih* ragutorly scheduled City Commlsilan mealing. May 1. I4U . at F )X PM C ITY 04 LA K E AAARY. FLO R ID A i s- Carol A Edwards City Ctork D ATED April II, It*} Publish April 14. » It i l DEC II* Nolle# It hereby given toet the Board ol Ad|uttm*nl ot Ih* City Of Senlord will hold a raguler mealing on April 14. I N ) Us the City H 4ll at 11 X A M In ardar lo consldtr a request tor a vattonca In to# Zoning Ordl nance at it partalns ta tidt yard tatbock raqulramant* In a RC I district In Lot 4. Buena Visit Estates Somlnol* County. PB ). PG* I & ) Being more spec if It ally do scribed *• located 1)14 Calory Avenu* Planned use et to# proparty I* to erecl a carport B L Perk Ini, Chairmen Board at Ad| oilman I A D V IC E T O T H S P U B L IC II a parson dec Ides ta appeal * decision with respect ta any matter considered al to* abov# mealing ar hearing, h* may need a verbatim record at to# proceedings Including to# ttsfl many end avldance. which r# card 14 net provided by to# City or Senlord (F S J N 010)1 Publish April II. If. I N ) D id ta �10A-Evening Herald. Sanford. FI. Friday, April If, 1MJ 71—Help Wanted Legal Notice tegol Notice IN T N I C IR C U IT COURT. IN A N O FO R S E M IN O LE CO UN TY, FLO R ID A C IV IL A C TIO N NO IS *M* C A M P F IR S T F E O E R A L SAVINGS A N O LO AN ASSOCIATION OF S E M IN O L E C O U N TY , tear poraf ton srganutd and*atstlng under ttw Law* el fh# Unltod Stale* 0 * America. Plaintiff. v» M IC H A E L L LARK, a tingle man. Dtlendanl N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that purtuanl to Final J- idgmant el toractotur* rendered an the Fth day el April IMS. In that certain reuse prrvting In the C i r c u i t C a u r t In and lo r S em ino le C ounty. F lo rid a , w h a re ln F I R S T F E O E R A L S A V IN G S ANO LOAN A S S O C iA T.O N OF SEM INOLE C O U N T Y , a corporation erg* nlted and ad ding under the Law* oI the United State* ot A m e r ic a . I* P la ln llll. and M IC H A E L l LARK I* Oeten d a n l . C i v i l A c t i o n Mo a to s a a C A o tP . I. o a v i d N B E R R I E N . C la r k *1 th e a tor eta id Circuit Court will at 1 1 00 a m . on th# ath day ol May. iftS. otter tor u U and tell to the higheit bidder ter cadi at th* W eil Irani door el th* C our thou** In Samlnola County. Florida, in Senlord. Florid*, th* lo llowing described property titualed and being M Samlnola County. Florida, to wit: Th* E a d at I**• *1 th* North teat ol Lot a end th* W**t » teat ol th* North Ieat ol Lot ». FR O S T'S A D D ITIO N NO I. T O ALTA A A O N TE. FLO R ID A , according to the plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book I, Pag* II. ol th* Public Record* ol Samlnol*County. Florida S aid ta la w ill be m ad* purtuanl to end In order to eatldy th* term* ot told final lodgment IS E A L I O A V ID N B ER R IE N C L E R K O F THE C IR C U IT CO UR T B y ./ * / Diene K Oakley Deputy Clark Publldt April II. IF. IHS O E E ri in IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TMB E I O H T I I N T H JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT IN A N D F O R SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLO R ID A c a s i n o g s «g * C A «> o F I R S T S T A T E S A V IN G S A LO A N ASSOCIATION, a Florida corporation. PleintlH, vl G O RD ON FR A N K LIN L Y N C H , L Y N D A S L Y N C H ,o le .*1*1. Defendant* N O TIC E OF SALE Notice It hereby given that purtuanl to a Final Judgment anlarad on April 10. IN I. In Civil Action No IS 01U CA 0) G In Hi* Circuit Caurt *1 th* Eighteenth Ju d ic ia l Circuit In and lor Samlnola County, Florida, in which G O RDON F R A N K L IN LY N C H . LVN0A S LYNCH, and JA M E S R W ILLIAM S #r* th e D e f e n d a n t * , a n d S O U TH E A S T BANK. N A . It th* PleintlH. I will Mil to th* high**! and ball bidder lor cam at th* oatt front door ot In* Somlnot# County Ceurthout* at Santord. Florida, al II 00 A M on th* tfh day at May. IMS. th* following dotenbad real pro porty M l forth In th* Final Judgment Th* Eott on* hall of Lot JOS. SWOOPE LAND CO M PAN Y * plat ot Black Hammock, ac cording to th* plat lharaot ot recorded in Piet Boo* 2. Pag* 110. Public Record* ol Samlnol* County, F lor We D A T E D thl* IOHi day ot April. INS (S E A L ) O A V ID N BER R IEN Clark of th* Circuit Court By DlonoK Oakley Deputy Clerk Publication ol Ihlk Nolk* on April I ) end It. IN I In Th* E vonlng Herald O E E It in R E S O LU TIO N NO IM A R E S O L U T IO N OF T H E C IT Y COMMISSION OF T H F C I T Y OF LO N G W O O D . F LOR IE A. F IX IN G . L E V Y IN G A N D IM POSING A SPECIAL AS S ES SM EN T AS P R O V ID E D IN C H A P T E R I I O F T H E LO NG W O O O COOT A G AIN ST C E R T A IN R EA L P R O P E R TY L O C A T E D IN TH E C IT Y O F LO NG W O O O. FLO R IO A. DE S C R IB E D AS Lol ( . Block D. Columbu* Harbour PB I*. POST* AT* W H IC H SAID P R O P E R TY IS O W N E O BY C A TH Y J P E A T R O S S S A ID A SSESS M E N T B E I N G IN T H E A M O U N T O F S I D 00 F O R W ORK P E R F O R M E D BY TH E C IT Y P U R S U A N T To C H A P TER II OF T H E LO NG W O O O COOE PHO VID I N C FO R IM P O S ITIO N O F L IB N . IH TB R B S T. O F F IC IA L R I C O R B , P U B L IC A T IO N r N F OR C E M r N T , C O N F L IC T S . S E V E R A B IL IT Y . a n d e f f e c t i v e O ATE W H E R E A S , the C it y ol L o n g w o o d . F l o r i d a , ha* p e r f o r m e d c e r t a in w o rk purtuanl to Chapter I ) ol th* l ongwood Cod*, end W H BR EA S. th* City detlret to lie. i*»y and impot* a spatial atiettmant agamil the property upon which th* wort wat dona. In order to defray th* coat* to th e m , NOW TH E R E F O R E . BE IT R E S O L V E D BY TH E C I T Y COM M ISSION OF THE C IT Y O F LONGW OOO. FLORIOA AS FO LLO W S S E C TIO N I Thai a lien bo. and the tame u hereby Heed levied and impotad agamil th* following de.fr ibad reel pro porty. located In th* City ol longwood. Florida Lot I. Bloch 0. Columbu* Harbour PB I*. PCS M A H S E C TIO N J Typo of woe* That th# type of work partormad by tha city tor which thl* lion It Impotad wet Removal of troth end cleenup S E C TIO N ) Dole That the dal* ol completion ol luch work w on November I. ItAe S E C T IO N * Oetcriplion Thai Ih* logoi dokcrtpllen where the work wat per lor mod wet Lol I. Block 0 Columbu* Harbour PB IF. P G S M A M S E C TIO N S Owner Thai the nam* ol th* ownor ol the taid root properly It Cathy i Ptalrott 1)10 Hot r lion Avenue Or lando. F l 11*0* S E C TIO N t Intereil That thi* Han than baer miarttl al th* rat* el eight I II patcani. par annum unlatt paid wlthm thirty (M l day* attar publlcallan ot thl* rotofwtlon S E C TIO N I Ot tidal Record T h a t lha C ity C la rk ih a ll forthwith have prepared and anlarad In lha Book ol lla n t maintained In hit ot'KC. at an o llic lo l re ta rd , tla lln g ih* amount *1 Hilt Hon. Ih* dal* ol th* work being completed, and kuth other information at th* Clerk maydeamopproprlot* S E C TIO N I Publication Th* City Clock I* hereby directed to <aut* Ih ll rttalg lla n to b* pubnthed a* required by law S E C T IO N t Entarcemanl Th# T t i Cot lac tor ol Somlnot# C a u n ly . F lo rid a I* h tro b y i ommended la onlerc* Hi* cat lection *1 Hilt tpoclal ****** m*nt lien purtuanl t* Ih* Longwood Cad*. Sac U t l l l l S E C TIO N •• Conflict* All rtteM ian* or part* tharael Hi canlllct herewith, be end Ih* tarn* art hereby repeated S E C T IO N it . S*v*rability Should any Mellon, paragraph, daw**. Mnlance. Ham, phr at* word, or provttien ol (hit ratotu Hon be declared invalid by a caurt ol competent juriedkttan »uch dedtwn that I not eltocl Hi* validity ol nil* revolution a* a whale or any part heraal. not to doc larod tab* invalid S E C TIO N l l (ttactlv* data Thit revolution men b* ettoctiva immadiatoty upon IN and adaption by Ih* t ty m. I t Ion ol Hi* City Ol L f |g( l(|| PASSED ANO A D O P TE D TH IS I T H OAV OF April A O . ttgt / v Harvey H Smartltaa Mayer. City al Lang F tar Id* Attatl Donald L Tarry City Clart PubtiUt April IF >Ni O E E 1)1 F IC T ITIO U S NAME Notice I* hereby given that w* or* engaged In butlnett el )S Hurtory Rood <l). Longwood Seminole County. Florida J71S0 under Hi* IkllHout nemo of C O M M E R C IA L D R A P E R Y IN S TA LLA TIO N S and that w* Inland to regular **id noma with th* Clark of th* Circuit Court. Samlnol* County, Florid* In accordance with Hi* pro vltton* of th* Fktiflout Nemo Statute*, to wit Sac I ion MS Ot FlorldaStatuta* Its/ /t/Euganam Schlatter /»' R S Cobeen Publish March It A April I. II. It. INS O E D ItJ f K f ITIO U t K A M I Nolle* It hereby given that I am engaged In butlnett al la* W Lake Mery Blvd . la k * M ary. Seminole County, Florida under th* tlctltioui nam* ot L A K E M A R Y V E T E R IN A R Y C L IN IC , and thal I Inland to roglttor said nam* with th* C lo tk ot Ih* Circuit Court. Somlnot* County, Florida in accordance with th* provident ol Ih* Fictitious Nam* Statute*, to e ll Section »AS0* Florida Statutes Its/ /*/ Joseph W Vaughan. Ill, OVM Puhlith Aaril tv It, It. to. IN * M i n 4 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1 timo.................. 67C a lint HOURS 3 constcutitt times 61C a tin* 8 :3 0 A M. • 5 :3 0 t .M . M O N D A Y th ru F R ID A Y S A TU R D A Y 9 - 7 consecuti** timet 52C a lint 10 cbntecutivt timos 4SC a lint Contract Rates Available 3 lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday • Noon Friday Monday • 11:00 A .M . Saturday 23— Lost & Found LOST PUPPY 11 wk old chOCO iwte lebrgdour n l r l t v i r Mgl# Vktftify Country Club Rd . L a m M a t / Su6 tf«n ft«l u A* B o il o o n M o g k ic$/m <Moo SEND A G IF T W ITH A L I F T I _________ BALLOON _ _ _ _ _ _ BOUQUETS ........ W* Deliver I For aver y reeien every ***Mn CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Mr Stark's visit m*b*t tor * lifetime at memor lei. gin* A ell I Call Linde 111*11/ . M A H t VAC CO SM ETICS . Skin car* and cator llalr CO NNIE » ) //»* MAREC0 SERVICE STATIOR I N FR E N C H AVE .S A N FO R D Du* to th* remodeling procett 4 customer lately, w* will be doted for th* tala at gatolma tram Thurtday. 4/ia/tSHI Tuetdey 4/1)/IS Sarry far the mcenvenlencet Clarence Redgen President 27—N u rs e ry A C h ild C a re B A B Y S IT T E R W A N TE O part lima In my homa For a I yr old Own car Reference* raq In the Lk Mary area Far tender, lev mg A quality child car*, call A Child's World >11 K H ________________ 33—Real Estate Courses thiftllftf #f §«YYIftf A Real ( state I x m M f W t gMgr F t h T v H i m F IC TITIO U S MAM l Nolle* I* hereby given that I am engaged in butlnett al 11/0 W Hwy CM. P O Bov IIS*. For*»l City. Seminole County. Flo rida under Ih* tictlliou* nam* ol E A R L O E Y E T T E SCHOOLS OF R EAL E S TA TE and that I Inland to register taid nemo with th* Clerk ol th* Circuit Court Seminol* County. Florida In accordance with the p ro v lilo n t ot th* Fictitious Noma Stt'u***. to wtt Section IAS Ot Florida SUM ** Its/ /*■ Earl Oayttt* Publish April S. I). It. to INS D E E 11 F IC T ITIO U S NAME Notice It hereby glean thal I am engaged in butlnett al I1N O ld M l m l Rd . G e n e v a , Summon County. Florida 11/11 undar I he liditieut nam* ol S4S T R E E SUPPLY and thal I intend to f eg tter taid name with Hi* Clerk ot th* Circuit Court, Seminal* County Florida In accordanca with tha pro vilton* at th* Flctltlou* Nam* Statute*, to wit SacI ion «** at Florida Statute* ITS/ /» William SchluMmeyer Publish Ap. II 11. I* 1* 4 May 1. INS D E E 11 F IC T ITIO U S N A M I Nolle* It hereby glyan that I am engaged In butmati al 11/0 S H 4)4. Sulla ISO. Longwood. Samlnol* County. Florida 31//0 undar Ih* IkllHout name ol L A U R I E S C H W A R TZ A N D ASSO CIATES and theI I Inland to regular taid name with tha Clark ol lha C ltcull Court, Samlnol* Caunly. Florida in at car dance with th* provltloni ol th* FkHliout Nam* Statute* to wit Section I4S0* Florida Statute* l*S/ /*/ laurt* Schwarti Publish April IT. N 4 May L 10 INS o c i in F IC T ITIO U S NAMB Nolle* I* hereby 0 Ivan thal I am engaged In butlnett al SS10 Howell Branch Hoed Winter Park. Saminoi* Caunly. Florida W t t undar Hi* Ik tit tout name ol SUN B E L T C O N STR UCTO R S. INC . and Ihal I inland to regular taid nam* with Ih* Clark ol Ih* Circuit Court. Samlnol* County. Florida In accordance with the pro violent aI th* Fictittov* Name Statute* to alt Section 0*S 0* Flo rid*Statute* ITS/ '»■ SandraG Adam* Publish April I*. M 4 May ). 10. INS D E F 111 N O TIC EO F ANNUAL M U T I N G C E N TR A L F L O R IO A Z O O lO O IC A l S O C IE TY . INC Notice it hereby given that th* AnPuai AAaefmg el Ih* Central Fior d* Zaatogkal Saclaty. Inc than b* held an April )< i n s at H<* SharalanAAaittand Ballroom I Salon I I I . In la rila t* 4 4 M a itla n d B lv d . M a itla n d . Florid* al I B p m All Vat mg Member* era aepactod to al •and and all par ion* having buttnatt batore Hut Board *r* aitoinvitod to attend Shy** Reich Prat.eon I Publish April to. i i. n . n . )*. 1*41 O i l 1)4 U» A A ' gnd cintiNMwi Tflinfivfl C a II D ub or V u h r details AAAI 111 I2AA E va / M I I M KAVAI Al 9\*t4§ , Inc tt VM M t 8B8 rflK B f 55—Business Opportunities LIQUOR LICEN SE ON A N O O F F P R E M IS E S IftM IM OLE C O U N IT Hob M lA ll.Jr M A r ea c to r m in t f 111 MAA 41—Monty to Lend Business Capital 1)0 000 to I I 000.000 and over P O Bos 1411 Winter Pk Fla ll/ N NU RSE’S A ID E S W A N T E D All s h il l* E e p a r la n c o d or c o r tlllo d o n ly A p p ly In person Lakevlaw Nursing Center *1* C l t d Street Santord. Flo W A N TED Per ton good with figure* to work In tporttwear office Typing. 4 tom* payroll Apply at 7740 Old le k* Mary Rd Phone 171 M il tor apt' 71—Help Wanted Avon A»BR«f» Hiring men Ca II immediAtei* ifii. m itit A >11 AVON EARN I NOS WOW* tt O P E N T E R R IT O R IE S N O W " ! 25—Sptcial Notices P rofTEin Assistants W anttd Eeparianc* preferred, however, framing provided lor th* car* of Disabled Resident* A ll *hift« availabto Call i l l Z71I SALES Enargy Product* High commlstlon* 1 Sato* etpen onco nacattary. H e QUO______ Safe* help wantod High**! commlsion* paid m Florida C a l l B i l l at L o w # * E » tormina tor*. M l «Z*f Will tram_________________________ Styling Salon with 1 station tor rent, towel* supplied, and good location Call M l 0t/l H I M il of > » AASf DRIVERS W ANTED Santord Auto Auction It looking tor reliable 4 dependent* peo pi* to work driving cert 4 truck* through auction Hour* Thursday* Only From II AM to t PM Applicant* m utl bo II yr* or alder, have valid FI* Driver* llcent* and m u«l know how to drive standard thill vehicles Thl* is a per let I |ob lor Ih* retired person Pay will b# *4 00 an hour Apply in par son *1 Ih* Senior* Auto Auction. IDS W F lr tl S I. Hay# 4# m Santord So* John between • AM 4 4 PM. Mon thru Frl D R IV ER S Experienced with Iractor/trallar and delivery of root frusta* Eicallant pay end benefit* Apply Lowe* Tru»» Plant. Sanford Industrl al Park, i n i Aileron C irc le __ F am a good living doing phone work from your homo Top people earn SeOO plus weakly 1*00 110 *14)____ ____ E i l r u t on Machine Operator night* 4 PM to 1 AM Will Iram Call 111 1*00 w ill Soul* FIR S T COOK Full lime poti lion Continental *<p*r lone* 4 minimum of S year* manage menl responsibility. Including ordering, scheduling k 11chan planning Plaatanl personality a mutl. M l Map M F . 0 I 1 Good opportunity for e neat, personable high school grad m Sanford area Farm tractor 4 mechanical ability datirabi* Soma taasonal travel S TA R T IM M E D IA T E L Y ! 1/1 0444 Healing and air conditioning ta rv lc * and In s ta lla tio n mechanic* Salary bated on separlanca. plus banalit* » S 171 *141__________ ______ H OLIO AV HOUSE R ttla u ra n l In Sanford ha* opening* lor waltrat*. host *»»/ca*hl#r Apply ) to e PM. Hwy U r g inpqr Lak* M ary IN SUR ANCE R A T E C L I I r!' Afill tfllfl No A ipAf IAFSf » needed Molt lypA IS «p m , n o n im e b a r % o n l y CAAAAlbATfy ATAA §341513 IN T E R V IE W E R S Individual* evitn public contact Aap Earn 110 hr plu* bonut plut hourly guarantee Students and hou%awlvA* A/AkoenA Call Mr Grant 7pm to ipm . Mon thru En u t mo W A N TED Person with good sowing skill* to do oltorallont 4 repair work In iporltwoar factory Apply at 7740 O'd Lake Mary Rd Phone M l M il tor aopt 73—Employment Wanted Construction Quality Control Prolect Manager Residential Commercial Innduttnal All Phases Qualillcatlont on r« quell 171 Mat________________ 91—Apartments/ House to Share Sgl feme'* to there 7 bedrm Apt with tamo *1*0 00 4 ' . util deposit 7MMOO or 771 r*»l 93—Rooms lor Rent (IV tittin Aplt A Homes TV. fcltch*n. laundry, maid 150 wk up Or I a n u m 473 §A»0 Ma»a or famaia who muif ba employed P f it U t Batts and a hu9 # room Plut all tha privl teget of your own hom# Call >71 13/1 a l t a r 4 p m on weekdays and anyfima on W tibpndt A t ! for HAiko Room tor rant In nka homa « r t f H 0 O utilities laundry . and I I I furmthad f/3 00 a waab. plut a 1/5 00 dapotif 477 3040 laava a mattaga for stava Hodge or 904 )1)0*31 attar 10 00pm Room For Rant Klfchan A laundry P rulagat 145 00 a Rvaab Colt I t ) 5417 Room* for rent Call >77 M5) SANFORD Furnished rooms by lha week Reasonable rates Maid service Call 171 4M7 S / PM 411 Palmetto Ay* S A N FO R D Rees weekly 4 Monthly rat** UHI m< all SOOOak Adult* I *41/Ml 97—Apartments Furnishtd / Rent I thorny opt . partly turnf%hod 144 Rk I mo «acurlty >71 >990_________________________ Fldorly man or lady tor a Furntthod. I Bodrm Apt No Pat* 140 00 a noob 414 PaimottoAvo Turn Apt* tor Sonior Cltlion* 111 Palmotto Avo J Con on No Phon# Call! Employment 42} 323-5176 1)11 French Av* Acrylic Applicator* needed to apply protective coaling on cart, boats and plana* t) to SH per hour W* Iram For work In Santord art* call ______ Tam paOUIA* Fill Aide* tor all Unfit Certified and or experienced Good pay and banalit* Plaatanl al motphar* Equal Opportunity Employer Apply el DaBary Manor, *0 N Hwy I I 01 Do Bary F l a ______________ ASSEM BLY Need live III Itrong Lilt* SO lb* ) Reliable with awn transport* Hon Never a In l HMF PERM..........774-1341 A t t ltla n l M anagar W a ll trained Needed al one* Apply in person Cat# Mia. K Marl In Santord or call i n too*_____________________ _ A U TO SALESPERSON I >p* nonca preferred but will tram right par ion Opportunity lor advancement while making good money Call Ron tor appl 111 eo/t________________ B A B Y S ITTE R E .p . loving, re liabl# woman tocar* tor 1 4 I year eld girl* m your or m y horn* W llten a lam an lary area. RatoroncN M l-tod) Cap* Canaveral F irm n##dt paopi# who want to ba ihoir awn butt Will train good pay i l l tig/______________________ Cat pontiff LtSoftrs M inted Eifabiished company, liberal banalit* mutl have tool* and Irantparttlfen *04 /M 1/11 MB IJ4M*1__________________ Oayt'm* Production dfthwath art and serveri needed Soma nighttime petiliant avallabl* Apply In parson between 1 4 4 . Mon thru Thur* Bahama J**'*. 110# French Ava No 1can* whi bo accoutadl LA K E M A R Y Clean I bdrm . turn tmoil apt Stngta work inp m an Nico. A h u rry l R E N T O P T IO N 7 Bedrm t ' l B a th . C a n lra l H e a t/ A lr. R avenna P a rk . 1*71 00 a m anth O w n a r/ ta ie tm a n I JOS) S/4 peg after 4pm Roomy 7 bdrm 7 bath home. qu*f Street SMS mo • depot It. 4 uHtlflOt TOO *>4J /OF OOKI S A N FO R D I bdrm 7 both G*r*ga *41* m mo S*nford Court Ap«nm cnts STUDIOS .1 B D R M . ..7 BORM F L E X IB L E LEASES Samar Cltllen Dncavnt 323-3301 I bdrm . adult* no pat* air. qulat. residential * X » par month, pfutdapm if 171B01* PBX O P E R A TO R M utl work rolalmg shin and weekends Informal etlir* OK !/)»* )* Permanent Mamlananc* Man needed Apply m parson bo Iwoon t 4 e Mon thru Thurs at Bahama Jo*’*. 1100 French Ay* . from ago la to retired No phanac ellipse*** Phono Solid fort full or pari lim a, hourly plu* bonus, UU SAVE UU Rent Now and Eft|*yl Thts lim ited Swarf*' Enargy CHtc v-*’ 7 Bdrm I Bath Apartments W ' Dacarallv* Wall Cavarlngt. Built In Boekces*. Plenty el Starege. Washer/Dryer o p e n in o s TR U C K O R IV R R t Lang haul Immadiatol Good driving re­ cord Over IS «/• AK0 L O C A L D R I V B R t Straight ttuckt Good pay Start right away t/t 4KX) W E LD E R S Carllltod E.ralwm l pay tcatot Call today t i t SANFORD S E l»t Class C o u n try L iv in g Largo 7 Bodrm. Garage I oert lanced yard TOM Merquett* *40* 00 and Security I TBS 1*4 7S74 Taking Appticetiant New Jbd rm Tbeth cant heatAair. porch, garage lanced Available May I *4*0 77/ 07Y/ 141 — Homes For Sale BY O W NER sa* *00 J Bdrm . 1 Bath, large kitchen haat/alr, fireplace. utllltY room. 7 car gar eg*, quiet corner, big ook* Call 771 tHO or 77) 01*/ COUNTRY RIDE REALTY Hog, R.E. trailer.......... 777ATM 7 bdrm 7bath E ■*< Mom* Mayfair Villa* Available now V»S0 a bdrm 7 bath redacore'ed homo m Winter Spr log* Available now S4/S Carparl Weterbedt Accepted 321 1911 OtUndo toil fret 345 4411 C O M M E R CIA L Space ovoi'obl* tor office 4 ttorog* Cantor ot Santord S7/S CALL BART BAMBOO r o v r APTS Me E A irpa nsivd PHONE 121 *470.171 teat I ttioancy tram 4345 mo Dm avnt tor tontor Cituom RIDGEWOOD ARMS APTS. t . l . and 1 Bdrm* turtles* at only t)M A*b About Our 7 Bdrm Spooal R EAL ESTATE R E A L TO R >77 Mb TR U C K E R S - Sp»<Ui pU<* to povb rig 7 bdrm . ig llv»hg rm foo€Od y#vd C><n# to %chooi 371 079)______________ 3 bdrm on Summtflm Avo F ln t . 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Prep Mgm l Div .Realtor Large 7 bdrm . double garage, good location ia )0 par mo n io te o Accounting 4 Tax Service Miai Witihouscs From 7 to B In Ih* evening on Tuesday April 2]rd Independence Freedom. Training That * what a career with ou> C EN TU R Y 21 Office mean* So Call now for your ratanaiion Pul Number t la wev* tor yea *S4 4 U p ............................ W 44M ‘ S T O R A O I T R A IL E R S For on tlto remtruetton etc Wile* Sale* I I I t i n 1114*/* 121 —Condominium Rentals S ANDIEW 00D I Bedroom appliance*, wollpapar pool clubhout* 1100 177 U J/ between * 4 1] O n t u ifc 21 K IS H REAL ESTATE R EA LTO R 0 3 5 W . 2 5 th S I . 321-0041 P>*t*kk4*n*l Tae la p a rtl Pr* par*, my attic* ar yaur ban.* Batt price. ( Z I*. A no L e w n S e r v ic e LAWNS MOWED 1 TRIM M ED Spring Yard Clean up* 11)1*11 M I K I ' I LAW N tC R V IC K Froo •thmetes No too too t m i l or tM ltr fw H i m t ^0W|JILC*H#»*r4m»tM Handy M an Additions 4 Remodeling ■ eg. Handymen R*l Reliebto Fra* E tt matt any iob Boat Rato* H I B ill Coll Anytime REM00ELINC SPECIALIST H e a lt h A B e a u ty Th* Whoto Ball O* W e. T o w a r i B E A U T Y SALON F O R M E R L Y Horrtott* Beauty teoob m e f*t St m v a B E. LINK CONST. 322 7029 F inane mg Avallabl* A p p lia n c e R e p a ir B u ild in g C o n t ra c t o r s 49V 7411 Carpentry B IM O O I L I N O R IP A IB IN O ■etoranca. ____Vary BaNabto m * * t// X M » »o » m i i */ C le a n in g S e r v ic e Carpet Ctoaelag Living Dtnusf Roam A Hell 17* M )*4a 4 Qtotr. U d m M*» Maid tor vice ...to ar Fall Oey l Tim* ar Weakly ■atorawcae....................... U lto e i M A ID S I t Order Cll.e lle .. . ip b*a| Te Obdline.* Call Htshaffar.t Ouereetaad torvto*. .Law Rato* R E 1 I0 B N T I4 L WIRIMQ ladaar/ Oulfaar Ll|btlbf, tor vice Upgrade*. Anything ItoctiKal Fra* E.timeto* tone* iF/ft Cell T o m '* Electric tor vie* U J 171* C h m tu fl Bfeb . 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CRT O P ER A TO R S Im m a d la la opening* Goad pay tcatot Call */t *W0 NOW l |jl »s*a Dial 322-26H or 831-9993 A D D ITIO N * BEkAOOELIMO Bill StrlppCsrttom Builder Star* Lie H R O O IU M General Canttructton labor Good pay •/• *)00 CaMa'barry 111 Mery I//Y7- M0 tq ft O ffice C arpete d, utilities Included To List Your Business... D E L IV E R Y H E L P E R S no *• parlonco nacattary Full lima Good (farting P*y I f f UOO im m e d ia t e 127— Office Rentals AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB AJtans A p p iu n c i S e n tci M V W fYk* Ho Kafr« C N rfa I l y r . — A 44A >441. 5/41413 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y and FR O O U C TIO N W ORK Mott smli* open Good pay tcatot AJB4K0 Hntortc Downtown at 107 E First St Appro* *00 Sq tt tuitabto tor ratall store or office Cat! Jacobson 771 4/11 i) Office* 4 10 Phon# Room* I* It X* F t . I A ll paneled 4 carpa'od Plus warehout* space with lunchroom M l Cornwall R M l S4S* evening* tea / in ________________ CONSULT OUR Tued el Jab MualmgT C a ll F u t u r a * lh a y ha*a hundred* *1 fab opening* tor l has* wh* want fa work 4 / I4 M O E N E R A L O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Great ttartmg |*b Several openings Good pay */tO00 ) bdrm . 1>t bath 3*33712--- ------ torlitB. mmm 4402333 Light Bookmgteoping .payroll account* receivable I t to X) hr* weekly Apply In parson Big "10" Tire*. MW S Or land* Dr _____________________ L I V I I N M A T U R E W O M AN Car* tor Invalid, own room 4 bath Good salary Head local reference* N on i m i k i r i n w n _________ ________ _ M O D I lS W A N T E D Work with fathlon d ttlg n o r In local boutique*. TV commercial*, catalog* Full Of pari I.me No aaparlanc* n a ca tta ry All ago* e ll N W __________ N E E D A JO R T Register wtfb utt Career Fludtrs. lac.........MS H I ) C O U N TR Y *4sc la n d s to c k br o k er s 99—Apartments Unfurnished / Rent » Help Wen led Report ready lor work *1 « AM *0/ W HI St Sanford ___________ LABOR ( RS Strang reliable, general laborer* needed Im mediately Different location* Phone and transportation a mutl Never a lee Apply REUY SERVICES 71-H elp Wanted 103— Houses Unfurnished / Rent FfOoI r c e feet LABO R ■ H im 125 — For Lease 97—Apartments Furnished / Rent ★ P igtB B M R ii Custom P iiR tin ( Serving Canwal Fla tor I I yav wilts comp toto guatity pami mg tarvlc** Quality a M utl Special watt caahng m M M W A L L P A P E R IN O ... P A IN T IN O m f i n riT ...... Vary RaNatoe •lu e ttr / X M * ------------ « M n » ) i 4 7 --------- .at iMi T ile S c a ltm a n n T ile - P ra s iu re C le a n in g C e ra m ic . Vi nyl Atoasto* Ail Pha«*t P C : B rk E Ham** But-neuet Fra* i* » Raaaonabto 77)4141 T r e e S e r v ic e ic m o u t r iis ib v ic i Fra* BtHmetott Law Prkatl Jc..ta4...M *M g OrsadtogTaal D ) ITTldey ar arto JOHN AUBH) LAWN* TBIB Dead tra* rameval L k . 4 ksq Fra##tl m SMB �Evening Harold. Sanford. FI. 141— Homes For Sale BATEMAN REALTY U c. Real f t t i l t I n t K IM t l i M H A rt . 321-0759 Eve 322-7443 MOST V A L UE L t A i T M 6 W r r 4 bdrm . central heal/air, 1 way fireplace. vaulted celling!. It!*** Cirpecl, hug* M t treat, charming irta *1 Ola Unterd U > .n « Call U d , , i B E C K Y C O U IO N . T h . w all Street Campawy, 71*40*. HE E D A HOUSE. COO*, co w * T B Y W A N T AOS NEW HOME Vinewood Or loch Arbor A ra l 1 B drm . 1 ba th , t a t In kitchen oak cablnati. formal dining room, fireplace, padde I An I, vaulted cell-ng* energy package Want other at trail You h art to tee to appreciate O p t - bout* Saturday and Sunday I I to S. ofttar tlmai by PHOX£ i 23-1463 ‘ For duality craflmarohi? and competitive pricaa lat u i price out your natt Itoma •Santord Nit* J bedroom horn* with tiring room, dining room, panatad family room, laundry room, workthop Call tor in formation ] » 110* or IS* *S3? 14J.TO or bait offtr Sanford Ownar wilt ha'p linanta ipacloui convartabla home « bdrm , 1 battii or noma * mother In law apt Aiium abi* 4 '! mortgage ISFOOO 3H 1431 SAN FO ND- Country but Clout O'dar I bdrm On tanrad. t r a a d lot l i t . t o o Naw O lm tn tie n t B a a lty, B ta l ttr tit *441________ SAN F OB D I SOW Tarraca Drive Lika naw 1 bdrm . 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Fla room INCOM E P R O P E R TY ) bd/m Mobil* Mom* t I bdrm cottaga G E N E V A S sera parcal* Start Ing at »J 0 000 C ALL A N Y T IM E R E A L T O R 311 4441 * I W E N E E D LIS TIN G S ! S K A M I l T0U DU O ’ to MOW • IN ILM (tint iSTENSTROM 141— Homes For Sale 365-3712___ /UytiMH. Santard I bdrm.. J bath Sam* an tancad carwar lat Scraanad parch Dan Fatly egvlpp.4 •at In kllchan 1 yaar war. ranty Only tt| t«* Will stftel Ca.------.321-5005 I bdrm ] bath, on* of Santordi nlcaat nalghborhoodl IS5.WC Call Waltar B S<**H. Broaar Sa H im an 12J S*M sranlngi LloydO Swain. Brokar I or 4 b d rm . liy bam Nict neighborhood F lra p ia c a . paddH !*ni Balow V A *p praltal S* 000 down, aatum* VA loan No qualltylng W t WO Total m ITM_______________ lif iS V IA H E R U O S A 1 bdrm / 1 bath, ausllty built •slid timbar hama. apart■ !* • id ft. vndar air, high t n i - f y r s lu rt . daap wall, watte tank, ciitam wood cab matl. privacy lane* .11 M AM Fram I 4 at H aryaatilt. go na il a p p ro a ml. I* Langwaad Markham Rd , than I ml I* Via Harm*** Hutkty Raatty R EA LTO R S M I M M ------------E ra n m g a m IS41 14^— Commercial Property / Sale C O M M E R CIA L S P E C IA LIS T LA K E M A R Y R E A L T Y R E A L T O R ...................... -»1 7 1 i* PRIM E C O M M E R C IA L LO CATIO NS SANFO R DAR EA 4 ACRES- 1/41 idatl tor mini warahouiaa/autc daalar. C I commercial toning. MO It daap I K It frontage at tractirotarma CO RNER LO T Frontag* 17 42. C J toning . downtown naar bualnaaiditlrlct Below a p p r a u a d value, attum abla m ortgag* TDK down H urry! Eacatiant buy ownar motivatad INCOME P R O P E R TY I apti t off lea. 10k down, aaiumabl* mortgag* Near buamaai dlt t r i e! O w n er r a l o c a i i n g E ictllani invattmant PRIME SI TE FOR 14 U N IT APT P R O JE C T Prt!lmln*ry plant 1 cath flaw ProiactWnt a.ailabis Water 4. tawar Properly toned Attumabla mortgage CO NNER LO T Frontag* 1212. watar A tamer Ideal tor con venienc# I'o r e g a t nation or protattional olfic* Financing available attractiveftrm i Narditar Proper tie* Inc REALTOR ............ 1111*44 G R E A T IN V E S T M E N T ) bdrm ] bath hama said fa "aa N " c ta .itla n 1*1 In b lltb a * . cantral aw/hogr.tlF.NB C O N V E N IE N T I bdrm. I bath hama with falling fan*, aal In tilc k tn . cantral alr/baal. cab**. trtlAJy paintad U f J** W HY W A IT? I bdrm. 1 bath hama with tplit bdrm. plan, • b t -ld b l l t b a * . c a a l r a l air/tmal, grtal raam. w*.*** R E N TA L P R O P E R TY attallaM lat a 11an. strata tram naw baapltal P a rla tt tar p rt fttiw nal attftai Call tar mar* data Hi lat tat SWIMMERS O E L IG H T 1 bdrm I b a t h naw h a m * w i t h braattati bar. pool paddi* tana, porch, cantral atr/heat • trim C O N TE M P O R A R Y H OM E I bdrm l ' i bath hama a to a e r t t . s a t in k l l c h a n , firaglaca. paddi* Iona, itachad pond, lavaly mattar b d rm ’ SI4*.Mb W IL L B U ILD T O S U tTI YO UR LO T OR OURSI E R C L U S IV I A G E N T FO R W INS O NO O E V CORP. A C EN TR A L FLO R ID A L R A D IM I M ORE HOM E FOR L E M M O N E Y ! C A LL TO O A V I a G E N E V A O S C E O LA R O a TO N E D FOR M O B ILES ! I Acr* Camelry tract* M V Dawn I I V r v at IT V I Fram t I U M I II r w a il Hading tar a w e cetahrt caraar in Raai Eilat*. Uawatram Baalty M Hating tar rau Call la * AIBrlgM tadat *1 m MM. US M U 151— Investment Property / Sale C A S S E L B E R R Y I acr*. toned PR I MS 000 W Mallctowikl R E A L TO R H I M il S ANFO R D ta p lt Income t i l } ) mo Payment! Inrg tro * Down Atium a 11% Write Route I Boa 74, Palilay. Fla 17242_________________________ 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale Sand>awood Viliai I Badrm I B ath , u p t t a lf l.a n d Pool S2S OOO OO 422 111?___________ 2 bdrm , I bath 11.000 below market 12* wo il.io c down Lett then 1100 month to Quail Had buyer Sandalwood Vlllai. Santord Stop by or call M l 157-Mobile Homes / Sale FREE: CREDIT CHECK Call Circle B Mobile hornet Your value and aarvlc* lead ar I to* 111 1174 Aik tor Sam L*(|M i N tR . l . lh a d Mobil* Horn* Dealer in this A r u . Fam ilial............A ............Adult! MAI Hary I I 41....... _ ........ ttS-IM* M UST SEEI 1 acral with mobile ham* } bdrm . H i bath. 14X70 In Oitaan US OOO 1212114 attar S P M __ ____ REPOS! REPOS! I bdrm -lbath Aaaumablal UN D E R IWOa month! Call 1 m i l l 1 I M A ik tor la m IM S M A N A T E E - 1 b d rm . 14X40. Santord are* F Inane ing available 171 l i d Mr Beall ar, F|. M F __________ 1M4 Swala Kay 14 X 4*. laland Kitchen. N>HI 1 bdrm I bath I ISM OB to ta4* over pay mantt Call M l S*»* attar S DO Sun Th u n . 21 Villager 1 Bdrm / I Bath, paddi* Ian. 4 air conditioning Much moral 1M00 111 ISIS " IF " Barrington. ]4i4* Car nag* cava th* Family Sac Han Call M l SKA attar 1 00pm ' l l R IV E R O A K S ta x II, S calling lent, uraanad porch, wamar A dryer . t i .m o down A you finance balance Car nag* Cava Fam ily Pk Many •••»*! M l 4*44 U t lL F tt lU a b N M l LA Mary I h d . LA. Mary \\ /T. ti O Chest Freerer-l 5 cu lt Gibson Good condition I M 171 HOP Couch 4 chair (matching i*ti. good lhap* USO. 1 cyprai* ta b lfl 12S. Bar/Flrapiaca Combo with e'e-ao built In USD M l H W _________ _ D INING ROOM J I T - 4 chair* A three H aw * with chin* cabl net 4 I bar itooti u i 7411 Furnitur* for Sal* Couch. Lov* Saa'. Two and Tamat CoHee T*b<a 4 Lamp Ba ge Color* i r ' i old U M oo Can M t S7U Lika Naw window unit air con d I toner i | Saar* 11X0 B TU 1100 I Faddari I1.M0 B TU with raverta cycle h**f pump 1700 771 1774 Racanditwhad Appliance! Ira m M I W A R R A N TY B A R N E TTS C AS S ELB ER R Y » M 11.1------------------------- F7SS4H •RENTTOOWN* Color T V i . itaraot. wathert. dryer! ralrigarotpr. treater* lurnitur*. video recorder! Special 111 weak! rani Me Alternative T V A Appl Rental! la yrat snapping Canter ____________171 MP4___________ Uted Wether* Farit A tarvka far K4n m ar*i...„..._.,.,.M l*4 ll. M OONEV A P P L IA N C ES Whirlpool got dryer Runt wall US 00 __ _____ I N 4MC ar e l _ _ WILSON M A I E R F U R N ITU R E 111 U S E FI RS T ST ____________M l 1*77___________ W R O U G H T IRO N R A TIO SET While glo tl lop. 4 choir* with cvtlwon II K Libr* nackp/aco with chain. Bait otlar on both m mr 183— Television/ Radio / Stereo COLOR T E L E V IS IO N ienim IS " color contoH lelavl lion Original price over MOO balance du* tl*4 Cath or lake over payment! of US month NO M O N E Y DOWN Still In warronty Free home trial no obligation Call IF ! I T U day or 187— Sporting Goods Bi cycl * N i i h i a i 10 ipaad avcallant condition G lr lt modal 11X2 S7* *171 193— Lawn & Garden Knee Deep In Crtssf N##d a Mowrffr., R*he H ««/ F'«d H Jn Th* W*M A4* Rldlrvg L«Mn M owtr tor' y l « i HP cut* X) Inch** C*lt 322 It44 FOR SALE Paraka.it ail colon U A u p m m n ____________ Fra* to good horn* F*m*i* Pit Bull Terrier, F month! old Call M l 47S*_________________ P re* to good home male mivad pit bull, Id mot old Vary lovable great with children H at that* Carol. Day! Ml MSP atta r! X) PM M l 110* 3 M t lt Mixed Chow Pups a F ra* t* gaad ham* a Goad walchdagt * Prater tancad yard a Call M l MSI * 213— Auctions Complete Household Auction Friday April l eot l ^M PM Da Bar y Fir* H a ll....... Hwy IF t l OaBary.FI* H O U S E H O LD 1 pc badroom lull* china hutch, vary nice iota refrigerator, fraaiar wither dryer, and 1 cotta* tablet, vaiy 4 parlor chain, la d ltl roll lop daik/ alec Grandmother a clock; large bowback ra ck a rt A M / F M tontoi*. Color T V, vacuum tiaanart alagart, pithar 4 bowl ttand formic* dining labial double bad, ornate m irror, c h llifi rockor child * w a i k t r c h a i n , trunki; hundred! at tmall hou*oho>d Itamt. tool! ate A N TIQ U E School toot! Wood I holler. Oak dre u a ri Oak w a ih ita n d a . O ak b u ll* !; lamp labia, other oak 4 primitive* otc T E A M S . .. Coib MC 15»—Real Estate Wanted Ar* you galling Dlrorcad Iran* tarred ForeOoeed’ Naad gukk 143—Waterfront Property / Sale NEW 1M V RNA B EA C H Naw villa In waterfront comma Mty 1S4.I00 Bo*cht*d* Raatty. R E A LTO R S 404*17 i m Qua* I Q*r*l 145— FarmsGrovts / Sal* Farm It Aciat aim Good w«4*r 47000 down at only 1171. m* US OM Total PricOI O JtH ry Garland. Booltor ■ MM* D ISC O UN T A U TO SALES •72 Pint* US4 dewn E- P. r . t k !0 *1 HOI French Ave ..........I l l 144) 1121 Bu<ck LeSab'e 213— Auctions FOR E S T A T E C o m m e rcia l or R otidanlial Auction* 4 Appreitelt Coll 0*H I Auction M l MJO ’ Tc gel a "111* drop a lino ________ In W in! Ad81 217— Garage Sales 223— Miscellaneous Academy Manor Neighborhood N Airport Blvd 4 McCracken Rd Saturday Fern to Spm Combined Garage Sal* at 101 la -o ra Blvd . Santord Yard tooil. Children! Cloth*! and much moral Saturday April JOth. from F am to * pm Com* on* and all. *om*thing tor everyone Three lomlty yard tala Th* ltth and tha ]gth At 117 Ea*t*r Ava, Longwood Country Club Haight! Oft C IS and417 I Mam lo* 00pm Garage Salat A rt Big In Th* Spring Try A Claiilllvd Ad And Gat Buyer* Fa itl Dial M l 1*11____________________ G A RA G E SALE Ratrigtrjtor. air conditioner. Kirby vacuum claanar, contol* T V , nit* Mahogany chat! and mlfrror Other houtahold odd! 4 and! Sat a/Ml 1*04 Wathington Av# T*k* 70th St I block patt M fllo n v lllt to Wathlnglon Ava T / L __________________ lake Mary Furnitur* Including Ethan Allan bar 4 patio P t o l t i c r a f t d i t h v t toy* craftk. 4 more Sat. a id i l * •o S Cardinal Oaki II, toilow Ihetlgnt L A R OE Y A R D SALE Cloth** mile tltm t, cryilal, lu rn ltu r* . appliance! } ] ) Woodmert Blvd Fri. 4AM 4 Sal FAM __ _____ Yard Sal* * 00 am Iq a 00pm Saturday 4 10 IS only Baby doth**. Sir* 4 girl! cloth**, and Mltc *711 Via Bonita Santord r A A O SA L E Sat Apr 10 *AM till Something tor avaryon* Sofa, tm rtfn g twin bad m ltc. 1 H W M h S t___________ Yard Sal* S (Fam ilia l) Talk in g M y n a B i r d 1100 00. Badroom Suita and Stereo. Lot i of Goodie* Sat, April 10th Watt aa on Oranga Blvd Follow tha tigm Y A R D M L B Carnar of IFth 4 Pork. Santord Sal a 10 *AM aPM_________________________ Y A R D SALE Sat. I 4 attortad mlicallanaouk 111 Country Club O rl v* NO E A R L Y BIROS. P L E A S E I ____ 1 F A M IL Y Y A R O M LB * Sat. I SPM 104 S Dfittwoo Lana in Park Rldg*. oft Lake Mary Blvd NO E A RL Y B 1RDSI I Family Yard Sal* So Santord Ava on Oak Way Av* t ml Irom Cardinal, near Lake Jattup * til 7 Saturday only A Good Tonic For Th* Uptti BuOg«t Th# Evpniog H##fld Wont Ad$___________ 219— Wanted to Buy Baby Bad*, tfraflari. Clathat. P laypam . Etc Paperback Book! M l U /7 M l tiaa Naad Crlbt. Playpam Baby lu r n ltu r * , clo th in g Good Price*__AH*r 7 PM Ml 1741 N E E D C H U R C H BUS Capacity 41 people or mer* M l HOI or H I 47TF_____________________ Paying CASH tor Aluminum, Con* Copper, B ra n Load. Nawtpap*', Giatt. Gold. Silver Kokomo Tool f it W lit 4 ! 00 Sal » I M l 1100 W A N T E D : D E A D OR ALI VE! Refrigerator*. WaiAort Dryer*..... ........................ ,1M «♦ * . VISA OPEN HEARTH A U C TIO N SERVI CE AectMAMf aHaMa„H.a^.CM . A t9f ........... . . . t » » y n i t n L & E AUCTION Friday Ni{hts.....7 PM 500 SMteti A««. Fumilur*. glaiiworo naw 4 old. tool!, can good* candy and many odd! 4 and! I 323-6593 D ISC OVER D EU C M TFU L DCBARY W H ER E HOM ES A R E S T IU UNDER $4 5 ,0 0 0 2/1 PrtcB R b d u c a d T o '41,900 L A B M a n * E it a to i, C o m m u n lly W a ta r M a n ic u it d N B lg h b o rh o o d . . . $42,800 3/1 L a r g * a i s u m a b l a FHA M o rig a g * . 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A/C, P/$ SPECIAL *3 9 9 5 *6 9 9 5 *119 5 * W h e r e Anybody * * Can Buy or Selll * For mere detail! _________ 14441*4 4711_________ debar y Acte A Marin* Lalet A cre ii th* river, tegel hill 17* Hwy 17 47 Debary 444 4144 HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 830-6688 W E E K -E N D S P E C I A L S *4625 *3975 *3950 *4450 *3725 *5475 *3975 *3825 ’3975 *4975 *2775 *5275 ‘3950 *5725 *3825 *4275 *2450 *4350 81 CHEVETTE 78 C ELIC A C O M P AR E PRICEI IMPORT Q U ALITY 81 CAVALIER 80 DELTA 88 EXTRA CLEAN FULL POWER 81 CITATION 82 STANZA SUPER E C O N O M Y LOW LOW PRICE 80 AM C SPIRIT 81 RELIANT RED BEAUTY SUPER SAVER 79 NEW YORKER 82 CAPRI A l l LUXURY POWER ONLY 33,000 MILES 80 HONDA CIVIC 84 SENTRA O N LY 44,000 MILES 29,000 MILES, BEAUTY 81 CORO LLA 83 ESCORT O N LY 39.000 MILES WEEKEND SPECIAL 79 FIREBIRD 81 GRAND PRIX W O N 'T EAST L O N G SHOWROOM CONDITION 80 SUBARU 79 CUTLASS GREAT TRANSPORTATION BEIGE BEAUTY D e B a r y R e a lt y 4 » « 243— Junk Cars 235-Trucks/ Buses / Vans Serving Central Florida Over 30 Years Bad Credit? No Credit? WE FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES Hwy t l .......... 235— Trucks/ Buses/Vans “N2 L TD 4 door Supa# nice mild* 4 out 1 tone paint. AC. )*F0 Ford I t ton pick up dump powtr/ilft'lng br ake, •ruck New painting, uphat t'ereo. cruiw vinyl m ol wire ttery, tun* up and front end wheel* Need S'* Wagon or alignment Appl* pi* condl P Up m trad* 11F **t| iron Your* tor l-tioe Dump ie»lPontiac Bonneville truck Malure alone 11 worth Loaded' Reduced tarec 110 00 a day XISS74 17F1 Ceurtety Pontiac M l till Ittl Oa'tun King Cab Air, 104! Bronco II. V4 engin# PS cut’o m topper Reduced live) PB Air Cruta* Contml N ico Caurteiy Pawtiac______ M l li l t And Only t XW milat Take '79 KMC Coticofd Limited Over payment* 17107*1______ tcyl avtamattc w r dbl*. vanity itFa Mercury M arqull vitact. S* OOO original mile* Station iAagon On* owner U t « Down Cath or trad* A Low milage M**s Covrleiy Pentuc . ........M l t i l l l law manthly payment* [ 4FM BN............... ............ 4*4 0*40 ltFf Pontiac Firebird Loaded) Reduced , ’**! Caurteiy F w iu c M l 111! 241— Recrealionjsl i»!/ Ponliac F l*ro Sport! Coupe Vehicles / Campers Reduced IF**, Caurteiy Pontiac ill m i 01v* Bird Wander lodge H F I In t**4 Pontiac l |X» t Luoaed eace'ient condition Reduced LOW mi'agn i'im M l 500 01 to tl? 000 00 « lo chofi* from L id l M UST S E L U I C*'l M l iH t cr Covrleiy Pontiac I I I 1111 171 1241_____________________ ’4*" Voikiwagan baha Good i l ' l Ft Timbarlmw New SNyag* mechanical condition. n**dt Shed *#10 t n*w tcraan room intarior M U X Call M l *112 *■10 E*c*ti*nt tond U4*S attar S 00pm ___ Town 4 Country R V Park ‘74 C O M E T- Air. power , tagring, Ml ISaO atk tor M lew it_____ auto 2437 A L A k r A v t 72 D U TC H SPOR TSM AN Apartment tacat lath Place Top ihop* Call attar S •|1 Fer d L T D C ro w n Vic 12' M i l____________ loaded new tlraa brakei | Jim Lash’s Blue Book Cars 231— Cars it Friday. April IF, 1»$$—H A 231-Cars WE FINANCE 321 M in t C o n d it io n . C lo a # T o 1 -4 .......................... $41,800 CALL A N Y TIM E 322-2420 A IR C O N D I T I O N E R 11 OOO B TU wall unit. M X1I in U7S or beat o*t*r T7140I1_________ 199— Pels A Supplies Sjntotd l S ilts I t t d t r • 231-C a rs LAMDSTOCK BROKERS | realty * realtor W E LIST A N O S E L l M ORE HOM ES TH A N A N Y O N E IN N O R TH S EM IN O LE C O U N TY 181— Appliances / Furniture SANFORD, FLORIDA 2913 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17-92 ) SANFORD SANFORD 323-6100 ORLANDO 831-1660 HOURS: MON.—FRI. 8:30-8 SAT. 9-5 SUN. 12 5 ----------- -- ■ , ------------- .■! | ! 99 9 0 *• �UA Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday, April It, 1M5 W ORLD Agrees To Compromise On Contra Aid IN BRIEF S Black People Killed, White Man Set Afire U ITE N H A G E . South Africa IUPII — A white man was pulled from his car and set afire and five black people were killed — three of them allegedly In an ambush by police. The new racial violence Thursday came as autopsies revealed 17 of 20 blacks killed last month by police were shot In the back. The attack on a while motorist at a Ultcnhage Intersection near the black township of Langa marked the first lime In 14 months of racial violence that blacks have attacked a white person In a while area. About 10 police officers hiding under leaves and branches In a garbage truck stopped In the black township and opened fire when blacks surrounded the vehicle, killing three and wounding four, residents said. The bodies of two other black people were found Thursday beside blazing street barricades In the Port Elizabeth black township of Kwazakele. Authorities said they died of burns and apparently were the latest victims In a series of attacks on black moderates by militants. U.S. Crow Members Missing TEG U C IG A LP A . Honduras (UPI) - Rescuers searched for two American crew members and the remains of a U.S. military plane that plunged Into the sea off the northern coast of Honduras In the second such crash this year. The A-37 "Dragonfly" aircraft was participating In U .S .-Honduran military maneuvers when It crashed Thursday near Punta Sal. 130 miles northwest of Tegucigalpa, said U.S Embassy spokesman Arthur Skop, Skop said that rescuers did not know the fate of the two crew members aboard, who were on a training flight Lt. Marsha Tuggart of the Air National Guard base at Willow Grove. Pa..Identified the missing men as Capt. Donald Benton J r. and Capt. Ronald Schatz. Their hometowns were not Immediately given. The Embassy said the plane crashed because of mechanical failure, but said no further details were available until the rescue learn returned from the area today. 3 Guilty In Newsman's Murder TA IP E I. Taiwan (U l’ll — Taiwan’s former military Intelligence chief was icnvlctrd and sentenced to life In prison toduy for fils Involvement In the murder In California of Talwanese-Amerlcan journalist Henry Liu. A military court also convicted two co-defendants, the Intelligence bureau’s deputy director and un assistant department heud. sentencing them to 2 '.'a years In prison each for acting as accomplices. Liu. 51. who wrote a critical biography of Nationalist Chinese President Chtang Chlng kuo. was shot and killed by two men on Oct. 25 In front of the garage of his home In Daly City, n suburb of San Francisco. The court of five military Judges announced that they found the Defense Ministry Intelligence bureau chief. Vice Adm. Wong list l.lng. guilty of "taking advantage of the opportunities arising from his performance of official duties to ■-olIslMiratp In t li r m u r d e r ot L i u . " They sentenced Wong to life In prison, but Liu Shu-cheng, one of Wong's two lawyers, (old United Press International lh.it he considered the sentence "much loo harsh" and will "definitely appeal." Lebanese Seek Syrian Help B EIRUT. Lebanon (UP!) — Prime Minister Rashid Karaml sought Syria's advice on Ihr future of Lebanon following Ills government's collapse amid renewed fighting that killed ut least nine |x-ople In a southern port area. The resignation of ihe Sunni Moslem prime minister brought down Ihe year-old 'national unity” government. Bill after a plea Irom Christian President Amin Gernayel, Karaml agreed to head a carrtaker government until n new Cabinet can lx- formed. D o u b le J e o p a r d y A r g u m e n t : F a ils T o W in M a n 's A p p e a l By Deane Jordan Herald Staff W rite r A man unrated for burglary w llh ussaull In A llu tn o n le Springs has lost an ap|>eal alter trying in convince Ihe court he was sentenced twice for one crime He Kiaed his arguments on Ihe constitutional right of double Jrpoardy. which slates a person cannot l>r tried u second ilnir for a crime after lielng lound not guilty of (he crime. . Kvon Shaw. 34. of Orlando, pmtiably lost ihr legal gambli lielorc ihe 5th Dlstrlit Court of A p p e u l In D u y to n a Beach •because hr adopted Ih r rule arguing hr was wrongfully sen fenced twice for one crime, not tried twice. ^ According to court records. . Shaw was arrested Just before midnight. April 3. 1983. follow­ ing Ihr burglary of un a|>artment In A lta m o n tr S p rin g s The 23-yrur-old victim suld a man entered her home and blin ked her bedroom door with his body us she tried lo leave. When she started In scream, the man put his hand over her mouth She bit him and escaped. Shaw was arrested a few minutes later. lie was charged with two crimes: burglary with an assault and simple battery. On Nov. 22. 1983. he was found guilty by Jury of the crimes and received two sentences from Circuit Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr. — two years for burglary and 0 months lor battery. The sentences were to run one ufter the other. Shaw ap(>ealed the sentences arguing that battery, which Is Ihe unauthorized touching of another person, was part of the crime of hurglurv wllh ussaull. He said he was rerelvlng two sentences for Hie one Incident and rightfully should have re­ ceived Just the 2-year sentence. The high court ruled that burglary with assault (breaking and entering and threatening someone) Is not Ihe same as breaking und entering and touching someone and therefore Shaw was not sentenced twice for Ihe same crime and was not protected by the double jeopardy rule. The court said the elements that constitute assault are dif­ ferent than those which con­ stitute battery and therefore are not legally similar crimes. An ussaull. the Justices wrote, ran I n c lu d e t h r e a t s and th e existence of fear, whereas a person can be battered without any knowledge that It was going lo happen. Not only did the high court call Shaw’s argument "In error" but added It was the product of poor analysts. STOCKS That# guotetiene pro. >Ord t r n v m t x i et rn* Norton*/ A ik s , i.l-ort ot S+svrit r t D m art ere n y m nl|li>t utter Heeler p r « m e i et m ip morning hotter Inter Heeler meriet* Ittenge throughout me tie, P r i m Jo net •rtcluOe reterl merhup m etejonn . la Aik e Atlantic Bonk M ’% M • HornoitBont «■*% ee F ir»l f tdeUly SSL * unchanged fte rtje P v rr* ' S L>gh< H e P rg g rtu F roodtm U . i n g i MCA Hughot Supply Worn ton I NCM Cars P it tm V H t)i .. VouHwMI Berth V a llM I Reagan Yields U ’t !)W itv lih »*• >0'« JO 4 '1 I7W I7t> i t 'i unchanged 17W unchanged IV * unchanged !>*• unchanged V*. V* l i f t unchanged W A S H IN G TO N (UPI) — President Reagan, yielding to the reality of virtual congressional defeat, has agreed to a compromise that would put the catch on the "lethal trigger" of his S14 million request for Nicaraguan rebels. The White House signaled agreement late Thursday to a proposal, crafted by Senate Republican leaders, that eliminates a key con­ troversial element of Reagan's Initial proposal — converting the S14 million from humanitarian aid Into military assistance for Ihe Contra rebels If peace talks between the Contras and the leftist Sandlntsta government of Nicaragua falter. Under the deal. Congress would provide the money but bar the use of any funds for military help. While House officials said As a lac e saving concession to Reagan. Ihe language also would reafflnn support for his peace efforts In the region, the officials said. But the compromise faced an uncertain fate. A proposal offered today by Democratic Reps Michael Barnes of Maryland and Lee Hand' on of Indiana could change the form In which any aid Is given. Barnes said the proposal sets aside $5 million for refugee assistance In Central America and another $9 million could be earmarked to ensure verification of a possible regional peace plan for Centra! America being devised by Mexico. Colombia. Venezuela and Mexico. That plan endorses the four nations’ Contadnra peace process, which Reagan has sought, but Ignores the rebels that House Speaker Thomas O ’Neill calls "butchers.” ...P a y Continued from page I A Before Ihe vote ihe com ­ mission debaled Ihe plan with C o m m issio n e r C o lin Keogh pushing for spreading pay In­ creases across Ihe board. He argued that If the purpose of the pay raise was to Ikkis I morale, us the commission has been con­ tending. nothing would depress city employees more than an Inequitable raise. ' A r c we J u s t k i d d i n g ourselves? Inslrnd of moving them flower pay grades) up the pay scale, we are moving the up|>er level employers up Ihe scale even further." Keogh said. Megonegal said, however, the city has lo pay within Its means and suld It was equally unfair lo "hold the top down und bring the bottom up." "W e arc treating everybody fairly within our means," he suld. Commissioner Burt Pertnrhlef suggested the compromise of 20 percent and urged his colleagues to get on with passing the pay package. "W e should not defrr these people one m ore m o n t h ," Pcrlnchlef said, afler which the audience, sprinkled with city employees, upplaudrd. Perlnchlefs statement came after Commissioner Paul Trernel suggested the pay plan I k * re­ viewed further to ensure there are un pay Inequities for women employees. Hr said Ihe plan. In the works slnrr January, nerds lo Include Job descriptions and detailed lists o l e a c h employee's responsibilities so pay scales will Although the compromise Thursday marked a sharp retreat by Reagan, who has argued over the last two weeks for “ an Incentive" to make Ihe Sandlntstas negotiate, a senior administration official said the White House recognizes the political realities. "There’s a real situation here: What agreement can we come to?” the official said. "If we can come to this agreement that expresses support for ihe resistance forces and for our policy there. It’s not what we wanted, but we can buy that. The core of congressional opposition was around the potential military aid. the "lethal trigger" that Republican congressional leaders repeatedly warned the White House must be removed. The plan faced almost certain defeat In the House and bleak prospects In the GOP majority Senate. Defeat In either house would kill Ihe package. A few hours before the While House accepted the i omproinlse Reagan hinted at a willingness to bend on the Issue. "M y feet aren’t In concrete on this." he told a gathering of editors and broadcasters. Reagan's original proposal was approved by the Senate Appropriations Committee Thursday on a 15-13 vote, but It was a hollow victory. Sen. J Bennett Johnstop. D-La.. said Reagan told him he needed the $14 million as a "symbol of support for the Contras. "We have one president and to the extent we undermine him. It Is a great danger lo the country." Johnston said. "It would Ik - the wrong symbol to turn down the president." match duties. Trernel said he was not " tr y ­ ing to play a shell game" with city employees, but city gov­ ernment's have been guilty of (Kiyinff less for Jobs traditionally field by women. " I ’ m a fra id we m a y be |x-rpetrating this unknowingly here." he said. But Pcrlnchlef said If the com m ission wants lo boost morale It will have to do with "In dollars and cents" and said such a review wasn't needed. "Frankly gentlemen. Ihls city Is studying Itself to death." Pcrlnchlef said, again answered by applause from Ihe audience. Larry Dale, a Lake Mary dcveloper. agreed wllh Pcrlnchlef and recounted to the com* mission various unprofitable tra ffic un d e n v iro n m e n ta l studies the city has paid for with lax money. "If we hadn't spent so much money on studies over the last five years, we'd have enough money to give everybody a 25 (K-rcent ra is e ." Dale said. About five other residents also s|x>kr in favor of Ihe plan, saying the raise was needed especially lor Ihe city's police officers. But one woman said unythlng less than a 20 percent Increase was an "Insult" to city employees. "If I'd been offered what some of ’Ihcar people were offered I'd hand It back, because you need It worse than they do," said Barbara Curroll. a Lake Mary businesswoman. In addition. Ihe commissioners adjusted Ihe plan so three city employees, the city clerk, ad­ ministrative secretary and utility billing supervisor, would get even bigger Increases. The city Wall Street Cool To Turner CBS Takeover N EW YORK (UPI) — Wall Street’s first reaction to Ted Turne r's long-awaited bid to take over CBS was cool, while the television Industry won­ dered about the cable broad­ caster's plans and worried about possible connections to political conservatives. CB S stock closed Thursday at $106 25. down $3 50 In active trading. That means people were selling, not buy­ ing. after Turner's offer to acquire 67 percent of CBS stock In a complicated $2.9 billion deal that would merge the company with T u rn e r Broadcasting System to form a new company. CBS stockholders would get no cash for their CB S shares under Turner's plan. Instead they would get stock In the new company, bonds and fixed Income securities valued at $150 a share. Turner said he plans no "fundamental changes" In C B S television operations, but he spoke of providing the p u b lic w llh "m o re highq u a lit y . In n o v a tiv e p ro ­ gram m ing than C B S c u r­ rently provides through Its broadcast outlets." clerk, who was designated for a $2,789 raise, got a $3,990 one Instead. Her salary will Jump from $17,460 to $21,450. The administrative secretary, who was to get a $340 raise, gol $1,499. Her salary will go Irom $11,943 to $13,442 The uttllly b lllln g su p e rvis o r’s salary, scheduled lo go Irom $12,283 to $12,651. went lo $13,845 In­ stead. ...Paulucci re c re a tio n a l la c lllt lr s and therefore would not In- straining Ihe city's. He also said money for I be loud would Ik- coming Irom tile pmpcrtv taxes Ihe develop­ e r s would I k - paving on the land Commissioner Russ Megnnrgal also tried to talk Anderson Into helping to build sonir baseball ami sneerr fields on city-owned property adjaeent lo the P.iuliicct tract Anderson would only sav "w e could dis­ cuss It.” Continued from page 1A Its own sewer plant In conjunc­ tion with the developers of the nearby Tlm ucuan project. Plugging for more funds. C o m m issio n er Paul Trernel usked Anderson to shell out Slot) per unit lor the city's recreational fund. But Anderson drew ihe line and said the project would have Its own Aluminum Stolen From Scouts Orvll Earnest Wlskln. 62. of 422 L o n g w o o d Ci rcl e. Longwood. reported to deputies that $100 worth of clothing. $120 cash und a carton of c ig a re tte s w e r e s to le n fro m h is vehicle at the Post Tim e Lounge. U.S. H ig h w a y 1 7 9 2 Casselberry, at uboul 2 a m Wednesday. A thief took $50 worth of aluminum cans und $200 worth of aluminum window frames from Ihe Boy Scout Lodge, Camp David Hedrick, slute Road 426. Geneva, on Tuesday or Wed­ nesday, according to u sheriff's report filed by Frances Klrkendull. 52. of Geneva. Deputlrs reported the Items where proha bly stolen to I k - sold as scrap. A semi-automatic handgun worth $350 Is missing from Ihr home of .Juck Crutrhm nn. 47. of 506 Estates Place. LongwixKl A sheriff's r r j K i r i suld the gun disappeared l>elwreii March 15 und Wednesday. Lurrle May Franz. 21. of 5242 Kedhrnnch lame. Winter Park, gavr deputies Hu- name of u suspect who may have taken $3(X) worth of Jewelry between April 8 and Wednesday Philip Corbin III. 23. of Vrro Beach, told Seminole County sheriff's deputies lie Irlt Ills disabled I k i u I and trailer at a rest area on Interstate 4. Lnugwood. at u I m m i I 7 p.m Wednesday. When lie returned ut i i I k i i i I 8 3 0 p in. with u new tire, the bout and trailer valued ut $5,420 were gone. Former Sanford M ayor Dead A t 79 Former Sanford Mayor und City Commissioner Rolx-rt A. Williams. 79. of 541 Valencia St., Sanford, died Thursday at Central Florida Regional Hospi­ tal. Sanford In 1909 from there. He served as mayor of Sanford In 1948. a city commissioner 1946 and 1947. Hr wus former owner of Seminole Dry Cleaners and R.A. Williams Realty. He B u r n J u n e 1, 1 9 0 5 In was a m em ber and deacon Amerlcus. Ga.. he moved lo emeritus of the First Baptist Church. Sanford. Survivors Include Ids wife, Thelma E.: a daughter. Nancy Aline B erry. Orlando. Hirer g ra n d ch ild re n : three great­ grandchildren. Brlsson G u a rd ia n Funeral Home. Sanford. Is in charge of arrangements. AREA DEATHS NINA B. BERNT8EN Wooster. Ohio In 1950. He was a Mrs. Nina 11. Drrnlsrn. 81, of retired farmer and an accoun­ 1740 Lake M arkham Road. tant for A. Duda A Sons. H r was Sanford, died T h u rs d a y at a Protestant and a veteran of the Central Florida Regional Hospi­ U.S. cavalry In World War I. tal. Sanlord Born Oct. 26. 1903 Survivors Include his wife. In Western Siberia. Russia, she Inga D.: son. Roy A.. Creswell. moved here 30 years ago from Ore.: iwo daughters. Florence Miami. She was a homemaker. Denham. Clarksville. Md.. Mary She Is survived by a son. L. B y rn e s , Lon gw ood; tw o Stanley, Sanford: four grand grandchildren c h i l d r e n ; five g r e a t ­ G ra m k o w -G u ln e s F u n e ra l grandchildren. Home. Longwood. Is In charge of G ru m k o w F u n e ra l Hom e. arrangements. Sanford. Is In charge of ar­ RATMON J. SCHMITT rangements. Mr Raytnon J . Schmitt. 86. of E. NORMAN DORR AN Mr. E. Norman Dorsan. 82. ol 407 S. Summerlin Ave.. Sanford, 656 U.S. Highway 17-92. Fern died Thursday al Central Florida Park, died Monday al Orlando Regional Hospital. Sanford. Bom Regional Medical Center. Born Jan. 7. 1899 In St. Louis, he Sept. 28, 1902 In Pennsylvania, came to Sanford In 1976 from he moved to Fern Park from Orlando. He was a retired build­ there In 1971. He was a retired ing contractor, a Protestant and salesman and was a Protestant. a SO-year member of the Clayton He was a member of the Veter­ Lodge 601 AFAAM of Clayton. ans of Foreign Wars Post 2093. Mo He was a charter member of the Bahia Shrine and York Rile Orlando. Survivors Include a daughter. Masons of St. Louis. Survivors Include hts wife. Suzanne N o rb ury, Chicago: three granddaughters: four Mary; a son. Raymon "D ick ". great-grandchildren. Garden Sanford; a daughter. Mrs. Jean Chapel Home for Funerals is In Harrington. Troy. Ala.; a sister. Mrs. Henrietta Ulcner. St. Louis. charge of arrangements. Mo.; seven grandchildren. MILLS L. OILLMORE Brlsson Guardian Fun eral Mr Mills L. GUImore. 84. of Second and E streets. Chuluota. Home. Sanford, la in charge of died Wednesday at Winter Park arrangements. Memorial Hospital. Born Nov. CLOTD E. 8TRAUCH 28. 1900 In Conneaut. Ohio, he Mr. Cloyd E. Strauch. 88. of m o v e d to C h u lu o t a fro m 130 Buckeye Acres Drive. Os­ teen. died Thursday al Central Florida Regional Hospital. San­ ford. Born Nov. 10. 1896 at Tiffin. Ohio, he moved to Osteen from there In 1961. He was a veteran of World War I und a retired postal employee. He was a member of St. Johns United Church of Christ and the Masonic Lodge, both of Tiffin, and the Osteen Civic Associa­ tion. f eergreert Cemetery Vltilehon *111 be ] t p tit l u M i t Britton Funeral heme, e Guardten chapel. tn (hergo Survivors Include his wife, Mary X.; two daughters. Audrey Ricker and Dona Kay Gottwald. both of Tiffin; a sister. Leona Charles. Somerset. Ohio: seven g ra n d c h ild re n , nine gre a t­ grandchildren. G IL L M O R f. M ILLS L. — Fimerel ter rue* lor M r Mill* L Glllmore. •4 o* Chuluota *Ao <1*d Wednetder. *111 br el t g m Safurder ot Grom ko* Funorol Homo chopol Burtji *1 4 p m Saturday el Codor Hill Momorlol G o rd o n Doytono Booth Friend! met coil todot H i n t M p m o* *ho lunorol homo Grom ko* Go trot Ftmerel Homo. Longwood. tnchorgo R o b e rt A . W illia m s Funeral Notices S C H M ITT. lA T M O N J. — Funeral tor »ltO t I or M r Roymen J SchmiH. M ol tor S Summon in A r o , Senlord will bo conducted o* 1 p m Sotwrdoy al Britton Guardian f unoral Homo By It* Son lord Metonic lodgo Burial ol a 14Hr (teto Britton Funeral Homo, o G u « d « i chopol in choree W ILLIAM S, B O S l S T A - F u n o r o l **r •l o t lor M r Hebert A William*. re. ot Sol V i w u II . Senlord. oho Owd Thurtdor will be o< II o m Monde r •l the fe e l b e gu n Church aim the He» Foul Murphy orhcieting Burin *111 be tn S TS A U C H . CLOYD ( -F u n e ra l tor.KO I ter M r Chryd E. Sir Out tv M Ot l » Buckeye Acrot Dri*o Ottoon *ho d * d Thurtdoy. will bo hold al ) p m (odor ol Britton Chopol with D r Virgil L Bryan! tr, oHtCloting VitHollon 4 1 today Britton Funeral Homo, a Guordion chopol. m inor go Brlsson G u a rd ia n Funeral Home. Sanford. Is In charge of arrangements. n o w t n T o r ^ l l O ccasions umsm (Rollins awi 323-1204 OAKLAWN Our complete Funorol Homo, ol a w ♦44 At I A IC M M A H S I • % WH B �E i v n i n g ll(r.il«| LEISURE Com plete W eok’s TV Listings Sanlord, Florida — Friday, April If , i t f j lM G(fold But Seriously, Folks You've seen his face and heard his volce(s) all over •he big and little screen. He's a very funny man who has done quite well In show biz. But nobody takes him seriously. He likes comedy, but he wants to do more dramatic roles. Read about Ri char d Libertlni' s sad plight on page 3. ~w rrrrco# r r O S t D a v i d F r o s t brings his I r r ev e r en t B r i t ­ ish style to American T V with a G IN G ER s p e c i a l If old-time tins like these are In your pantry you traaholle th*«« rnn b . In t h . money. s . l v i g « d fro m i h . c o u ld " ort' ’ m o re There M ay Be Gold In Your Trash Can By Susan Lodcn Herald Staff Writer Slop! C hrrk your trash Ix-forr you loss out thosr cardboard and plastic containers. A future fortune may hr wrapped up In the garbage butf you're alxnit to chunk Into the dumpster. Don't laugh. If you had saved your trash from the pre plastic and pa|>er container era you might lx- a budding Rockefeller with your wraith In the form of tin cans So there's no telling what Ihe market for today's plastic and paper Ihrow-u ways might be You may find II bard to believe Dial Log Cabin syrup tins In the shape or a cabin, little* tin palls that once held pranul butter, even old lobbacco tins and other similar former discards add Just ihe rlghl touch to Ihe homes of collectors. At least that's Ihe way they see II And In some cases collectors pay * 100 or more in add Just the rlghl tin lo that certain knick knack corner. Other tins have been picked up for a couple of bucks, or free of charge After all we re talking about Irash — faded con­ tainers w ith cracked, painted labeling that were once cast aside as unwanted, having outlived their usefulness. They have been found or bought by collectors who havr scoured grandmother's pantry — and Lord Sec TIN, page 8 recent weeks that It's possible lhal anything that Isn't a comedy-detective show would seem fresh lo me. Still, this AIIC mid season entry Is different — It's a western. I Walk On The Wlldside' something miss westerns. It's got plenty of action, Can Be Refreshing, Fun no car ( bases, some wit. style, and a couple of good performers In William By David Handler Smith and Howard K. Rollins Jr. "Wlldside" Is colorful and fun. A nd It's nol a comedy-detective Now. I'll admit m y Judgment may be series. clouded here. I’ve had lo walrh so Wlldside Is nol your typical western many new curnrdy-detertlvc shows In settlement. This California hamlel Is A REVIEW downright civilised. Nit cowpokes. No saloon. The restaurant has while tablecloths The country store l» an elegant em­ porium owned by a dapper black gentleman named (iunnlMrr Sparks (Rollins) The news|ta|x-r Is run by a llheruted. comely young female. So. for that mailer. Is the funeral parlor. Strangest of all. there's no sheriff. » « « 'W1LD8IDC*. psge 8 _______ "That Was The Week That W as." If it lives up to expectations, the program, which was done back In the 60s on both English and U S. television, may be made into a series. Page 2. * * * Like Mother . .. Lucie Arnaz wonders when viewers will stop wanting her to play "crazy house wife" roles like her mother, Lucille Ball. In her new sitcom, "Th e Lucie Arnaz Show," she plays a humor ous talk show psychologist. Page 2. * * * In Ihe middle class vein the successful "Bill Cost Show," another new bla< sitcom Is in the work Melba Moore will play divorced, working motht In the CBS series, "Melba Page 4. * * * Wanna Bet? Bet you a beer you dor know who played Ellzabe M ontgom ery's husband Darrin, in the old "Bewl ched" series. Page 7. �j Evening Herald, Sanford, FI. Friday, April It, IttJ 'TW3' Reborn Frost To G ive Political Satire A Go On ABC By Vernon Bcott UPI Hollywood Reporter HOLLYW OOD (Ill’ll - Amer­ ican television's token English personality, David Frost, re­ turns lo the tube Sunday In an hour-long revival of "Tha i Was The Week That Was.” Il was " T W 3 " that first brought ihc bloke io the atten­ tion ol colonial viewers In HMl l Frost had slurred In the BBC version for two seasons before bringing lhe Irreverent show lo the New World. While hundreds of Hrlllsh actors and actresses have jh- o pled American T V lor years, few llrlts endear themselves as personalities |wr se. Frosl Is an exception. A llxlure on English T V lor more than 20 years with a string of shows Phi long to list among them “ Frost Over England" and "We British" — he Inis managed to please American viewers with his breezy style. He credits his success lo lack of a specific English accent. While his speech Is clearly llrlllsh. II Is neither up|K -r class nor condescending. Frost appreciates his accep­ tance by Americans and hopes "T W O " becomes u scries here once aguln. "Irre v e re n t pollllcul and social satire hasn't been done In prime lime for 20 years." he noted, dispatching a glass of noonday wine. ' "Saturday Night Live* gave u a go. but not In prime time. •Johnny Carson provides topi­ cal humor, but our 'TW 3 ' special Is the only place to find satirical Jokes ts-forc 11 p in. "One can understand why (Millllcal satire wasn't |M>pul.ir alter 1064 with the assassina­ tion of Kennedy. Things were Iti a shaky state II was not a time for a Joyously Irreverent demolition Job, "But the time Is right now There Is no doubt your republic has never been stronger. Peo­ ple are ready lo luugh at many things Thai Is less true In England where our problems ure much more serious." President Reagan will be a primary target of the ABC-TV " T W 3 " special. So too will la­ the feminist movement, the Kremlin, Margaret Thatcher and other promlnrnt figures and causes " T h r party in power has more chance to mesa things up than the op|H>slllon," Frost said. "But you can have fun with the outs as well — like getting Leonard Nlrnoy to host a show titled in Search of a Democrat.* "It would Ik- nice to present a solution to that Mideast pro­ blem by having the Iran Iraq war settled In ‘The People's Court.' Anne Bancroft will co-host ihc show, which Frosl h o p e s will I k - (lone loosely with a feeling of "live" programming Shouid the ratings live up to ex|>r< tatlons. It will become a weekly ADC scries ftext season Frosl Is pleased to note that a general election Is almost four years away 111 the fcvent "TW 3" does become n sertes again Lucie Arnaz Tries Her Hand At Sitcom Looking Back CBS News Special Correspondent Walter Cronklte returns to Hanoi In " C B S R EP O R TS : Honor, Duty and a War Called Vietnam" Thursday at 10 p.m. on channel 6. Cronklte reported from Hanoi in 1973 when he covered the release of American POWs. Allen And Rossi Comedy Team Scores HOLLYW OOD (Ill’ll — A yeur ago comedian Marly (llrllo Dcir) A lim and singer Sieve Knout rru nllrd In hopes ul making a comeback altrr going thrir separate wuym for 14 yrara. They hud partrd amicably In 11170 ullrr 14 years of comedy partnership T h rir career* us singles did not art (he world ullrr. So It was with oomr trrpldallon they elected to take another shot as a (ram. In thr past 12 months they succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. In addition to one night stands and concerts. Allen and Koasl starred for six consecutive months at Las Vrgae’ >Maklnt hotcL pocking: the show room twice a night. When they complete their Vegas stand, the pair brads for New York, u national tour and the Catskills. They say usldc from the Smothers Brothers, there are no other prominent comedy teams In business. Almost ull comedians are singles working TV . the small club circuit or movies. "When we decided to Join forces again w r got a telegram." said Alien, running a hand through his bushy hair. "It read. ‘You guys got to be kldd'ng.' It was signed by Dean and Jerry . o j p , 'i i iu t ii.t,B a a B y Joan Hanauer "It was more than Just high UPI T V Reporter quality fluff." she said. NEW YORK (Ill’ll - Lucie When she became convinced Arnaz may be a crazy house­ that the writing could be kept wife at home, but on television up to top quality, and they she Is strictly professional. promised her the show would Luctc, daughter of Lucille la- shot In New York, where she Hall and Desl Arnaz, Is the star and Lucklnblll live — us she of the new CBS sitcom. "The put It. "1 was running out ol Lucie Arnaz Show." about a things |o get out of It with." psychologist who co-hosts a She stressed one point about talk show and writes an advice the show — there's no laugh column In a magazine. track when her character. Dr She is still shaking her head June Lucas, has to deal with because everyone Immediately someone's problems. started making comparisons "We do one show about a with her mother — us in. If you battered wife." she said. "She loved Lucy, you might like says some funny things about Lucie. herself — putdowns of herself "Did they think I was going that women In this position to be a crazy housewife?" she lend to tlo. There's no laugh asked. She said that's strictly track, even If some of the lines her off-screen role as (he wife of are funny, because there really actor writer Laurence Luckln- is nothing funny about the hlll and the mother of three situation." children, the youngrst of whom She said she had talked to Is 12 weeks old Alan Alda recently about the " If 1 played a nurse In same restrictions that were Vietnam, they'd compare me to observed during the making of my mother." she said with a " M #A*S, II" — no laugh track resigned stgh. In the operating room, no That's one of the reasons she matter how many wisecracks has avoided doing TV sitcoms llawkeyc and friends made. fur the Iasi 10 years. In-cause blood and pain and " I ’ve been happy doing the­ death are not a laughing mat­ ater and making flints." site ter. Neither, she said. Is said. "There was no reason to psychological pain — even If a seek It out." character is funny In express­ She said when she received ing It. .bids for T V series, she fluctu­ Growing up In show business ated between not even reading did not in any way deter her the offering, or taking a chance front wanting to follow In her on reading something and find­ parents' professional footsteps. ing she Just did not like It well "I really like actors." she enough In return to television. said, explaining part of her love H e r la s t s e rie s was her for showbiz. "1 think they feel mother's "Here's Lucy" show, things more deeply than most which she did for six years. people — they have to be In She changed her mind about touch with their own feelings to television comedy when a do their Job. former agent talked her Into “ Anytime there's a good w atching a B ritish sitcom cause, it’s always the actors about a psychologist called who grab a plane or a taxi to "Agoryr." and she was teippted Wu>‘a4Aiikrrlcap^gr^g^.w0 J �Evtnina Herald. Sanford, Ff. 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Ohio Moulton Taiaa. tha Wood MamonM. a mayor Gambfert M Artrona Ounawa or Mat tor Itaea-ywar-ofd Thorough- Tampa Bay Bamtaa M Bwmwgham brada MaOng up lo ma Aantucay Darby ba* bom Aguaducl Race Slf Track at Jamawa. N V. ■ t b N w t a .lS w m M - ■-Z .S C K S - M l M The Funny Guy With The Accent Wants To Be Taken Seriously B y Dick Kleiner H OLLYW O OD |NKA) - You wonder, when you sec Hlritnnl l.llMTlinl duint> lib wild and wtmdrrfid rnles 111 lilinn amt on T V . l( hr Ih an llallan arior. nr TH U R S D A Y |N'rha|H» Huvtlan. maylie even a EVEMNO Spaniard nr an Kntrt Indian nr a 10:00 Malagasy. III O C U REPORTS Dufy And A War Caaad Vwfnam Wlial lie Ik, arhiallv. is a WaAar Cronaaa 'abaci! on ma war Ikmlnnlan. at Soumaaat Aa.a rttuma lo baltia Il f* Jiihl dial he ha* i lib ulaa dncutaaa the Waaona warnad a dacada altar U a i a i conduafm Incredibly runny knack wub an and wiaryiawa rMarma acre nl. lit* wan i he balmy nwainl in F R ID A Y Sieve M arlins "A ll o! Me." AFTERNOON Before lhat. he was (be banana 12:00 republic dictator In "Th e InOl (TO) WKDCRNOB JOURNAL Winmm Orvtne hottt an oi+nAmm l-aws," with Alan Arkln ami of enwonmenial *iiu m rr>« •*- IVtcr Falk. And many more of dm mmm m*mm of m I hr same. May In* mo many mure, and -rag Montana Utah and Havana tiHi much lIn- same. Like any EVEMNO a rio r who docs som cihln^ 1:00 I T (M ) LORETTA LYNN M CON­ brilliantly. Hlchartl Llbrrltnl CERT From Karr ah a by Rano. runs the risk of Im'I iti; iypci torafta lyrw arga You ra loot*) Ami he rreognlxes thal at Coimtry ‘‘ "I Want to ba Fro*," serious risk. W m Woman and I lie wants io do a greater - CoM Mrar a OaugMw vuriely of roles, he says. Nol just *any. era/y lorciKncrs Amt nol even J u k i limn v |Hirts. To lhal end. Llbrrtlnl rrcrnily played Die role fif Tl* Kranrs in "Th e Fourth Wise Man." which aired on ABC In TUESD AY Marc h It was a character |»arl. EVEMNO bin ihere wasn't anything funny about It. 7:35 IX « A BASKETBALL And. In C hrvy Chase's new film "F in c h ." he plays a news­ 10:05 paper editor. The role has some 12 BASEBALL Atlanta Braawt funny aspects — but noacccnl, Sm Otago Padraa so he's again breaking out ol W EDNESDAY his rather rich rut. After lhat. Libert In! will do another film with Arkln and 7:35 D NBA BASKETBALL Fulk. H r doesn’t know much ulMiut that part yet. But he 1008 knows thal with Arkln and 12 BASEBALL AtMnU Bravo Falk involved. II bn't going to San DMgo Padrea be heavy drama — and it THURSDAY should be a winner. LibertlnCs faculty for comedy and for aceenls Is Just some­ 8:38 BASEBALL Atlanta Bravaa thing that comes naturally. The IkMlon-hom actor, after graduating from Kinerson Col­ FRIDAY lege. went to New York. ” 1 met an actor there named M cIntyre D ix o n ," he says. 1006 O MBA BASKETBALL Pltyofl "A n d he and I began working together. We had an act wc railed Stewed Prunes.” It was reasonably successful. So successful. In fact, that many people still remember It. 20 years after It flourished. Whenever Dixon, who Is still acting In New York, comes to California, he and Llbertlnl do the old act for friends. "We did It at the Improv here s m2not long ago." Ubtrfttni iaaymp Sports On The A ir Friday, April If, I M S -! Richard L lb e rtln l referring lo a popular comedy nlghlrloh. "and Michael Kitelite came In. lie said he had seen II 20 years ago In New York, unci he loved It." Kilt hie directed "Flrtch " — and seeing Llbertlnl again may have been one reason he was cast In lhal Him Slewed Prunes played all fiver, but when their travels look Ihrm to Chirago, the act hrnkr up. Llhrrllni had been asked to Join the lumous Sec­ ond City company. Alan Arkln was In Second C ity at the tim e. So wus Melinda Dillon. "I fell In love and Melinda ami I gol married," Llbertlnl says. "We were married for 13 years We're divorced now. Our son. Klehard. Is a serious musician, and he's right now studying the buss at a munir s c h o o l In New York." Eventually. Ike so many actors. Llbertlnl moved to California, which Is where the work Is. But It's not where Ihr heart Is, at least nut In LlhrrtlnTs ruse. "I keep waiting for the time w h e n I w ill g s l to lik e California." he says. "I came here lo work and I've been working, which to fine. But I really prefer Eastern living. Maybe If I got to be a bigger name. I could live In Con­ necticut and Just come out here lodolEjoh.^ >7 rf-J b. j-AUium �4— Evening Haraid. Sanford, Friday, April If, l t d April 19 FRIDAY SATURDAY MORNING EVEMdfO eoo 0 ( 1 ) (I) 0 ( 7 ) © n ew s li)<M)jtrrEnaoM8 *0(10) TV AUCTION (CONTO) CD Id LA VERNE • SHIRLEY 8:30 O <41NBC NEWS I f l C M NEWS iH O A B C N E W S g (1ft (14) ALICE LB 1*10000 TIMES 8:35 ll]l OOWER RYLE 7:00 0 ( ! ) SALE OF THE CENTURY (H O RM MAGAZINE A dating aarvtco that u m bumpar (lickart M n modal Patga Ha* ( D O zeoPAMOY ID (M l TOO CLOSE EOR COM­ FORT a {*) HARRY DAYS AGAIN 7:05 m SANTORO ANO SON 7:30 0 (4) ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT i l l O WHEEL OTFORTUNE (7) U 1100,000 NAME THAT TUNE 4 tl(M ) BENSON 0 (t| ALL M THE FAMILY 7:35 11) BASEBALL Hauaton Atlro* at Atlanta B ia m 8:00 0 « ) BEST TIMES IPiamwa) Th* ptaaaura*. prtlaa*. thaSangs* and triumphs lacing aludonl* and toachar* al a tonlampor ary Soufharn CaMuaraa boach community ara chrome lad Slat* Am Ualdar and JarM Edbar ( I ) O DETECTIVE M THE HOUSE A SoviaI annxgranl thmaa hr* pro•pactrv* broihar w iaw may b* trying lo tabolag* hi* marrlag*. 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WILD WEST 0 ( 10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 0 (d MOVIN' ON 7:08 IX BASEBALL BUNCH 11:30 a (4) AMERICA'S TOP TEN 6:3 5 IX BETWEEN THE LINES 7:30 O CD OIL HOAX'S ISLAND (1) O ALEXANDER OOOOBUODY'S OOOO NEWS MAGAZINE ( t o K108WORLD 0 1(| FOCUS 7:35 1X GET SMART 800 © ( D snorks I II Q BMKfTTS (7 1 U SURERFINC NOS LIOENOARY SUPER POWERS SHOW 1 t (M ) IMPACT 0 ( 191LAP OUH.TMO 0 (d OCT SMART 8:05 IX Cim a r r o n S TS * 6:30 0 ( 4) P*fK PANTHER ANO SONS 1 V O OET ALONG GANG (7) O SUPfRFRIENOB LEGEND­ ARY SUPt-f POWERS SHOW fill (M lCISCO K B 0 (101 BOUARC FOOT OAROEMBtO 0 11, AMOURS IN ACTION 0:00 0 III SMURFS (T ) O AM HCNSON S MUFPCT (7 0 MlOHTY ORBOTS H (Ml O (II WRESTLING 0 1101FIORKM HOMS OROWN 0:3 0 (I) o DUNGEONS ANO ORA- ( 7 ) 0 TURBO TEEN 0 ( K » FRUGAL GOURMET 0 :3 5 a t WRESTUNQ 10.00 (I) O BUGS BUNNY / M o o r e S t a r s In A N e w B r e e d O f M id d le C l a s s B la c k S it c o m N E W Y O l t K ( I l l ’ll - M i II m M im im - I k (iliir rliif t In tlie* I’ ll" ! lo r u n e w s c r lc * H u ll c m iU l lx m i n i " K f t l c «r A l U r M r r l K i k i I h .*' L 'llS In Ih liik ln it - li m it ' Nt’ im lh ly , o l )n s l rullliiL* II " M e lb a ." 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T h a i w i ll g iv e " M e l b a " a chance lo g e l o u t o f Ihe h o u s e e v e r y m i o f lr n a n d r x p l o r r Ih e c it y a n d M e d ia 's workplace. April 20 (,V O PRYOR 8 PLACE r u LITTLES g 0 (10) AMERICAN GOVERNMENT AFTERNOON 12:00 3:30 NBA BASKETBALL Ptoyoft 0 (d TALES FROM THE DARK. WOE With Iho hoip ol 1 Oul|* board* aprrll. a achommg ml* plan* to mhonl har aiimg huaband a (Sluarl Whitman) mbkon* 3 :35 1X t h is w e f k in b a s e b a l l 4 :0 0 O (4) SPORTSWORLO Gchadulad CAR I long Baach Grand Pna 1L (M l CHIPS 0 ( MR TV AUCTION (CONTO) 0 Id GREATEST AMERICAN HERO 4 :0 5 TX PORTRAIT OF AMERICA TEN­ NESSEE 4 :30 (T ) O WIOC WORLD OF SPORTE Patnob Whnaaav va an oppononl to ba namad in a kghtwaighl bout. Evandar HoTyhaU vt Mark flnrar* n a light haavywaighl bout and Tyra* Ifcggf vt Mika Parkma In a haavywaighl bout, a* aebadufad lor an round*, hr* bom Corpua Chrtall. 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Captain Stuboig Mr** a aporta da actor. (R) g 0 (l| MONEYMOONS RS 0:00 A BREAK Nad and 11.00 0 CXlCIl 0 ( 2 ) 0 NEWS l i (M l F U TTW ON THE HITS Lp tyncod tandiHon* ol "Your* tha On* That I Want. ’ "I Fast lor You." "M * in Hit Kb*," "Hast Wavs." Somawhar a Ovor tha Rainbow" and "Tba Oav* Want Down lo Oaorgia" 0 l d HONEYMOONERS 11:30 O CD SATURDAY MIGHT LIVE Hoal Id Baglay Jr Musical guaat Bray Squiar ( Rock Mo Toruto.'' "AX In -o-a *----r, nnyrii loiig-o "l(R) ( 1 ) 0 STTAR At SEARCH Guoala Tha )(R) CD O UFEBTYLXS OF THE RICH ANO FAMOUS miornowt with Wf horn Shatnor Cathy Laa Clo*Cry Malcolm Forbaa Arthur Aah*. mov» producar Mor aham Golan raniai company haad Uargaua Mvkm |R) (It (M ) M O W High Ha*' ( 19M) John Darak Eton* Slow on 0 (I) HONEYMOONERS 12.00 0 (S| M O W Down Of Th* Mum my" (ISS3I Brand* KMg. Oaorga 12:30 ( I ) o M O W From Noon Td Thrsa IIIFF) Chans* Branson. JH bafand CD O M O W "Viva Zapaiai |1M2) Marlon Brando. Anthony Quavt 1.00 (D t ROCKS TO N U H T |M) M O W Caplama Of Tha Cloud* |It42) Jama* Cagnay Danma Morgan I X MONT TRACKS: CHARTBUtTERB S 1:55 0 (I) M O W Manaaiara Ara Loo** (1*FB) Tom Skarrdt. Slav* Forttot 200 «X MKJHT TRACKS 300 <U (M ) M O W CarapbdB a King­ dom" |tM*| Oak Bogarda Slanisy Bator I X MKJHT TRACKS 3:10 ( f i 0 M O W Two Flag* Wool IIS30I Linda Darns*. Joaapb Col­ ton 4.00 9X MKJHT TRACKS 0 11) M O W Doctor Blood a Cofhn (IN 1 | KJaron Moon Court 4:30 ( D O M O W RP M “ ( ISFOII thony Quinn. AnvMargraf �SUNDAY April 21 MORMNG 11:30 500 l i O HACK AWARfNtSS ffi O this WUK WITH DAVID BRWKLEY (D ( ttl GOURMET COOKING 11 (151 NEWS O K D is rr 505 AFTERNOON ft WONT TRACKS 6 00 12^X) > o LAW AND YOU ' O AGRICULTURE U 8-A. 11 (15) IMPACT I I NEWS 0) «> IOCU3 6 30 O * NEWSCENTEA MAGAZINE ) O SPECTRUM > O view point on NummoM M [HI W V OAANT II YrORlO TOMORROW CD HI ABBOTT AMO COSTELLO 700 O < ES COMPANY ) O ROSEAT SCHULLER 7 O PICTUAE OP HEALTH V (5SIMNHADCN 11 (T IS WRITTEN CD |l| LAMES ROBISON 7:30 f l 4 IURM0MY ANO GRACE ( 7 ) 0 ESSENCE ON TELEVISION II (H|E J DANIELS O J ) MCUUQHLM OROUP S o MORE REAL PEOPLE I f (M| MOVIE Rio Concho* (HS4) Richard Boon* Sloan WhH man Four man sal out acrou the Teiai fatal altar lha Onto War 1o recover Helen Army rrfie* ter­ mers *d tor UN lo Ih* Apecrwa 0 {10) OOOO NEI0HB0RS (S (If MOVIE The (LacA Si arson Ratlins' ( K i l l is*r Reno Ten Gerr A boy IreveN 10 lha Sahara Deaan lo And hit beloved Aretaen liaison arfich rai leciaaned by lit previous oamer 12:30 B d ) MEET THE PRESS 1 a EXCITING WORLD OP SPEED ARC BEAUTY ® O WALL STREET JOURNAL REPORT 0) (W) HEALTHmatters 1:00 I I S u n d a y njN M C S CD HI WV OAANT 800 E) 4 VOCE OP VICTORY I O REX HUMBARD ’ U SOB JONES II (HI WOODY WOOOPECKEA 8) (101 SESAME STREET (R)g 11 AIVW ANO THE CHIPMUNKS d ill) SURERFRXNOt 8 30 O 4 SUNOAY MASS O day o r n a c o v B tr O ORAL ROMRTS (Hi THE CHARMKJNS AnmM•d Th* Ntwnturw of lady $Hv n •to her n Charm World are laid Naiurng the K m of Ben Vareer Asian Oura and Stay Svulhara g 11 SUOS BUNNY AMO FRXN0B CD 1(1 RAINBOW BRfT1 A/wnaied A yosig gal min special po*era orercomaa (poontY evedoari and maaaa it* aortd beauMul — h COL Q (T )lO V E BOAT (J) o NBA BASKETBALL Ptevolt Qeme ® a S 100 000 NAME THAT TUNE (D (10) LVE FROM THE MET Senon Boccenegre Anne Tomorra Saiiovr SherrA Mines Vi tea Motdoveanu and Paul Peanee ere laeiured m v « * I Iregc opera ael ki lain century Genoa Jemea 1 #v«n* conducts 1.05 IQ HUH CHAPARRAL 1:30 ® O ERL OANCE OUTDOORS 200 O d lA U T O R A C m Q 17 O TIKS G THE USFl 11 (H I MOVIE Kmg Ol Comedy (1M7) Robert Da Mro Jerry [amt A lafkng comedian plana lo Sidnap , rvae-Snoam *e*-lno— laR t*» ahov host a CD (I) EMPIRE, * C Bagmnmg to 1ST* Put w va a a a M ows the M0 rutnfeea u p o n of Jamet Munroe 0 ‘ WORLD TOMORROW 1 O SUNDAY MORNING Sched- (KannetR WaUhl a Canadian indueIriantI capaota ol driving adveraerCtMteit proNe of laiher aon pro tea to twcida and uamg pneantMoNaawvai — etrtos Bruno and David py lor AnanciN gam I Part 1 o f!) 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M s ere Getnc* Baaed on the alory by **ema Chnabe The defender* a asvtuv, hsm t h s eth har lOtlmiA. maks ue. ___ _ 1100 • 4 *RUTUMQ MO o D d s m o i* * * ItSdOSttttYAOAm |HI NATURE OP TMNOS IS) VEGAS 6:30 e ® (DNSCNCYFS lO T M R T V IS N U T E S (1 )0 ® 110) NEW TECH TWCS ® 0 ABCM W Sg 10 00 f I (H I SANFORO ANO SON (D (WI ADAM SM ITHS MONEY 7:30 B ® PUNKY BREWSTER A nee WORLD piano teacher (Andy Oibb) (D (I) HONEYMOONS RS aucceeda m rtreeing PurWy a mar 11.-05 eel m let Haunt (R1 11 DAY OF DISCOVERY (DKIW OHT GALLERY 11:30 8:00 O Li) MOVIE The Winds Ol Autumn (ty rv entries a P e n . te .il Smith An II year oM Ouaa • btry tela out acrota lha grata landa of IMOt Montana lo avenge Mi larrvh tdaaiha tl) Q MUROCR SHE WROTE Jet h i encounlart meads and may hem ahen afe IravSa 10 Wyowwig tor lha Kmsv ol an old hand (7) O THAT WAS THE WEEK THAT WAS A caal ol raguUre |oma hoait Oand Froel and Anne Ban croft ea Ihey IS a a laIvies tocA al tone ma«ca rent eventa of me peal weee m a asea of leptd Ve aarta 0 ( I ) e n t e r t a i n m e n t Ties W E E K fe a tu re d f a r e b e t h Y rvtor ) ' O HOME SWEET HOME A toe* al the opportune!** and problem* d buymg and i remg * home rath Imanciv advtc* and home — prove (7 0 AT THE MOVES Scheduled Roger tberl and Gene Sea at too* el cwrer* band* m Amercan mov ■t 1 r (H I CHCO ANO THE m a n (D It) M O W Ito* a Five Houra 11:35 a l JERRT FALWELL 12:00 (1) a M O W Convoy |ISTSI Kre Hreioftotton AiMecGree beeeeen today e Sid lomorroe a ® O S U N COUNTRY flt (H I WKD KPIOOOM An aipedrr e aean through cairer* ■ton lo 16 IH ) OMNI VISIONS OP TO ­ MORROW fiAurebody the are bon* regeneration bontc* and a r w Iraatmani lor carebrV petty Kwtoa and Ih* I embed fb— r O |W) NATURE Th* Fbghi Ol The Candor A toot M Che* t ca*M« 0 1 4) FANTASY ISLANO 7 O HASrtVKLE MUSfC NBA BASKETBALL f t OPEN UP I Men Guealt Dr Robert Butler Sufann* Sa— nett. Congeraaman Claud* Pappw.D-FI* 1:00 ® O MOW 8:05 IX 12:30 12:39 (at* I ittec* |Part}olS)g I S (I) M O W Volcano" Meunban S c M Irian HeNh A group ol Ireaaura aaaaara « caught Ito *1 ■ maearv* Itoaf aevo earned by Ih* eruption of ■ volcano 205 4 TAKAtO ADVANTAGE ' O IT IS WRfTTIN R lH lM O V TE The Chose|1MI| MoOS 7:00 Q I SILVER SPOONS A Haems O fJ SCENE OP THE CRIME m * poeer outage crealaa me Meal A Very Ptacheat Jobe.' ■ men a almoapnera tor Ricty and tut part obaetuon eiih practical ro*ea turn* M angaga m a ghost-limy game mo a rvgMmara In ' Murds on lha (R> Hotat guealt al ■ preta parly ( O F ) MINUTES eonds eno murdsed t predy (I O RIPLEY'S N L E V I IT OR NOT) f valueId the annual Ctunaa* J O TRAPPER JOHN. WO A lb Ice lantern Feetrval a Kata ol me taarch acsntrai at me hoapdal am •I erl’toal hand lha tlory OueUW touafy aean me ar’rvat o* hra Fapt coal*. tn* Aflac god ol peace rvho accordmg lo legand net baraehed bom ma land and lehaned ea Mar I f (SS| INOCPCNOENT NEWS nan Corlm conqueror of the Af• 0 ) 1101 MYSTERY I The Advsi lures Of Sfistoct Hoamae' Hobnee lec* |R|Q and Walien by lo tons a Puerto nI f (H| FAME Ncoto Atcovert • raMnlad aongwtlar aftot evvmg voNmg unvauV loofprmi and * deed man toend m a locked room lane n a puventle detention cents ID (10) AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Fee g lured Juice Keeton | Angel of the 10:30 Morning Br*an It lo Ma QenHj 1 (ir (U1 SOB NEWHART Mar* Grey I Ownondt m lha CD |S) CAROL BURNETT ANO Dual, n Am t Eeay I CD (I) TALES FROM THE DARK. M X Mrtamg cottage traneenpta a 10:35 toel social aacunt, nunber and a 11 SPORTS PAGE motnai eho doeen I racog-ui* lam 11.-00 ceuea a young graphic deagner to O ' 1 1i ll O 7 o NEWS tip *10 Parana* Pleyo* 9:00 The Rarer e Edge |IPSO Ray Me and Anthony Charm (S It) THE AVENGERS 1:35 f t MOW The See W a r |IP4I| (|) O CRA1Y UKE A FOX When CdeedG Robeiean. John Gerbtfd Horry vherea ■ toe Net of ttOt Mm 200 and tom* cud baaah ad tarda Ito (J I O CBS NEWS M0HTWATCM atop al notfung to have mam (R) 2.50 ® Q M OW Embaaay |Pr*m- ( I . O l f O V f In* lady Yanrahea ■aral toe* Mancueo (a Waftoch ot |t*ypi I Non Gould Cybto Snap kcuN al Ih* American Embassy m had Rom* become embroeed m a mur 1 V| can detector and listen ptane for a lop aeoai U S bomber g llPHlOLkNCY 8 ) 110) MYSTERY) Th* Advenhe** Of Sherlock Hobnee Warion — d ttotme* by to prevent me i d rappng ol a yotmg heeeaa by a myetortou* man g ...Team f t GET SMART 400 f t PLEASE HELP ME LIVE A bmd reetng apeud to btneN career and dn m r reaearch M Si Juda p Chadian a Hoapea m Memphe farm Hetii Berry Wtuae and 0*a Van Patton Evening Herald, Sanford. FI. F r id a y . A p r il 1*. 1 * 1 1 5 GO GUIDE S rm lu o lr C o u iiiy lllhlory Fair. 9 a.ni. In 4 p in.. April 20. Semlnolr Comniunlly ('nllrgr. Parade 9 45 a.in. Kntcrtalnment. tra il deinonsirallons, displays, slide prescnlallons. ftHKl. Ojien lu Uie public Florida Sympliony Orchestra Spiln^s Concert. H p m.. April 2 0 . S a n 1a n d a S p r i n g s . Sponsored by the Florida Symphony Orehrstra la*nj(ue. For ticket information call 894-2011. Pops Concert con­ ducted by Alfred Savla. Rain dale April 21. Classic At Auto Show and swap inert. April 20.27, and 28, sponsored by (he Rotary Club of Sa uford -llrra klast. Ail missIon $1 Children under 12 free. RcKlHlrullon for car* F'rlday. 15 p.m ()( h- ii In public 9 to 5. S a tu rd a y ; 9-4 on Sunday, Sanford Luke front. Spaghetti dinner. niNin lo O p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Dance w ltli m usic of 30s through 50n. 7 p m.. Saturday, Sanford Civic Center. CenTrusl Annual Under the Trees Art F'estival. 10 u.m lo 5 p.m. . Saturday. April 2 0 , CenTrusl Savlnd* Hank. 2301 F: Colonial Drive. Oihmdu. Rain dale. April 27. Annual Orlando Four-Wheel Drive Club Charily Mud iNifOtln 10 benrfll Central F'lorlda Zim. noon. Sunday. April 21. Orange County Raceway. Illf*hwuy 54). Itllhlo. Adult admission 95. children free ucrompunled by puyinK adult. FLnlry fee for H i r e d le^.d vehicles. 810; UHMilfied. 920. F'or Infomiallnn call mil Sul ton ill 352 0722 Man of Peace, au exhibit of IMlntltifpi by Jurnall. who ^rew up In the Himalayas, will hr Nhown in the g a lle ry of Mallland An Cenlrr. through April 21. Senior Dance w ith Pete Klein's Hlg Hand Music. 7:30 p.m.. A pril 20. Casselberry Senior Cenlcr. 2(K) N. I^ike Trlplrl Drive. Hlrlhduy Party In lhr Park for Winter Park Memorial Hospital, April 21. I-S p.m. Crutrai Park In downlown Winter Park F.nle rla ln m e n i Including ibe S h l r r l l e * . w h o w i l l be IH-rformlng bet wren I 45 and jiersonallllrs over long (irrlnd* of lim e." Allen >uid. "It's not easy lo spend every day together for nionlhs Continued from pa^e 2 on end. Flsprrtally on the road whrre and Nixon and Agnew.” Allen and Rossi work In Ibe you hung out off-stage and nn. classical Iradllion of burles<iue and "There's a lot ol give and lake vaudrvillr comlra — bUckiMllB. sal- Involved. IPs like a husband and ire. skclrhes and some BlapoUck. wife you've got lo huvr a high Allen's funky wardrobe changes are tolerance." a (Mil of It all. Rossi nodded his agreement and Their comedy can be traced lo added. "Th e Important llilng lo Weber and Fields. Burns and Allen. rememlier Is the straight man can't AbtKitt and Costello. Marlin and get upset about Ihr comedian gelling Lewis and. more recently. Rowan all the laughs and Martin. "B rin g a good straight man Is un Their act lias been Improved by the addition of Katie Blackwell. art. You've got lo know the timing Allen's wife, who gives a fresh and routine perfectly so ihc comedi­ an ran hit hlx stride. But you alsu dimension lo some of ihelr skrtches. "Comedy learns a ir rare because have to know when to throw him a of the dilllrulllrs In blending two curve and let him improvise." 3: 45. The S Iar z Hand. Southern Hallrl. uud Jltlrrhug Contest. Health Awareness Station. Ilula Hoop contests, antique ears Free lo the public. Uullts An Amrrtcun Heritage exhi bi t sponsored by Ih r Florida Cabin Fever Quill Club. Orange Counly Museum, 812 Rollins St., latch Haven Park. Orlando. April 23 to May 5. Hours 10-4. Tuesday through Friday: 2 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Open to the public. Sanford Garden Club Flower Show. 1‘atlcma and /’arches, April 28. 27 and 28 at the clubhouse on II,S. Highway 17-92 and Falruionl Ave., Sanlord Hours 2 5 Friday, 10 5 Saturday. 1-4 p.m. Sunday Free lo the public. General Sanford Museum and Library. Fort Mellon Park. 520 FL Firm! Si.. Sanford. 2 5 p .m . . Sund ay, W n ln n c day .Thursday, and F'rlday. Seminole Counly M u m -u iu . H i g h w a y 17- 92 a I llu s li H o t i l e v a r d , In o l d A g r l Cenlcr/Counly Home building. 2-4 p in. Sunday, and 9 u.m. lo I pm Monday through Frl day, Call 321-2489 for evening anil atier (us in appointments. Council of Aris A Sciences “ Happy Hour’' lor art lovers, ev er y Monday . 5-H p . m. . Tow nsend's Ftshhouse, O r­ lando F'or Information on re­ ceiving a membership card and set ol free drink cnu|M!ns, call Paul al I MF: A R TS 1843 27H7I Fcsllv.il on the Green Ails and ( rails, 10 a m. lo 5 p m., Saturday, May 5, Altamonte Cbu|M-l. State Road 438 anil Forest Avenue. Al t amonl e Springs. Antique Doll Show uud Bflrrnoon leu. 1-5 p.m Donation 82.50. tSxhibiims wanted, rail 339-0658. A rli»lry In the ('oim try utl» uud erullR show s|Mius>>rrd by Dike Mary Chamber of Com m e r e e . M ay 4 - 5 . 10- 4. downtown laike Mary. , Orlando International Artsfrnl ‘85. April 27 and 2H. 10 elly bl<K-ks of downtown Orlando climaxed by twlllghl s y rn p h o n y c o n c e r t a n *1 f i r e w o r k s a I L u k e F^olu ILindsbrlL Fdbule enlerljln menl. Free lo Ibe public. " W r ad llh about IU minutes ol every show." Allen pul In. “ ICs a great way to work lieeause we come up with fresh Ideas and material thal way. We purjMiM'ly throw each olliey off stride once In u while and the audiences love It *‘ll also krrps you from getting bored und stale. The audience knows when you're winging II and lhal create*a special excitement." Allen said Ihe learn Is attracting veteran nightclub devotees who were Ians In Ihc old days. Bui I hey are also drawing family uudlcrtccie and young adults. “ We wurk rlru n ." Allen said. "The re may lie a few double ciilendrea. but wr don't even say 'd a m n ' ' �*— Evening Herald. Sanford, FI. Friday, April If , ItlS Daytime Schedule 4:55 ® O MOVIE (MOM. TUE) 500 n n n s )N c w 8 (IX r r s y o u r b u s in e s s <u o n i 11) A U IN THC FAMILY (TUE-THU) it Aoracuuune u s A <rro> 5:28 <T) O HOLLYWOOD AND THE STARS (WED-FRI) 5:30 S tf ) r s COUNTRY (TUC FRI) JIMMY SWAOOART 6:00 0 ( 4 ) NSC NEWS AT SUNRISE (|) O MORNING STRETCH ( 7 ) 0 EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK <1009)0000 DA VI (It NEWS 0 } |l) JNJ BAKK E R 6:30 0 ( 4 ) NEWS 111 O CSS EARLY MORHIMQ 17 >O ABC NEWS THIS MORNINO ?1 (MIPOPTVE OX FUNTIME (MON-THU) 6:35 (tX FUNT1MI (FRI| 6:45 (7) O EYEWITNESS DAYBREAK ED (10) A M WEATHER O r4) TODAY 11) O CBS MORNING NEWS IT O OOOO MORNINO AMERICA 111 (JS) FLINT STONES CD( 10) FARM CAY CD (SI SURERFRIf NOR 7:15 (D(10|AM WEATHER 7:30 D(JS) TOM ANO JERRY II)|i : j r I SAME STR EETg CD !•) INSPECTOR QADOET 600 a < 4 )IJ iO l7 )O N E W 8 11) (M ) JEFFERSONS CD (101 MAC NEIL / LEMRER CD (I) LAVERNE* SHIRLEY 6 05 TX BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 630 a 14 1NBC NtWS iTlfl CBS NEWS 1710 ABC NEWS p )(S) OOOO TIMES ax 635 SAFI AT HOME 7:00 0 141 SALE OP THC CENTURY ID O P M. MAGAZINE The world • t w l commerciaN. Olympic U ilw Bcott Hamilton ( 7 1 0 JEOPARDY ID (M| TOO CLOSE FOR COM­ FORT And, aw a hungry end hta nuramg mother la al m l . ao Henry lake* the Baby lo Ihe photo w > Mon 0 (N>) THC HEARTBREAK TUR­ TLE A documentary look al U S and M o r a n ello rll lo u h tha Kemp a Repay m turIN hom Unction (R| O (I) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 7:05 CT SANPOROANO BON 7:3 0 a ( H ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT iM h rtd Tina Turner ( D O JEPPIRBON AWARDS ’ O RENEGADE RAGE: COACH LEE COMBO » (M ) BENSON (B) ALL M THC FAMH.Y 7:38 O ALL IN THC FAMILY M O • ( J ) T V S BLOOPERS ANO P R A C n C A l JO KES jamea Darren craelea • acane with Heeiner Locktear M a f ranch reel autani Bubba . Smith carriaa Vie Olympic torch down • dead and Mreet. Abbott * and Coetadoa Who a on F k a ir Amanda I* kidnapped By a a (41 LOVE CONNECTION CD (*) HERTS LUCY 1000 o r41TIME MACHINE 15 1O HOUR MA0AZINC T O SALLY JESSY RAPHAEL It! (JS)BiQ VALLEY ID (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) CD IS) MAYBERRY R P 0. 10:30 7:35 11.00 6:00 II t (JS) WOOOY WOOOPfCKER CD IS) HEATHCLIFF 6 05 ID (10) WE RE COOKINO NOW CD |S) FAMR.V 0:30 0 I) |JS) PINK PANTHER ID (10) MISTER ROGERS |R) (MON-THU) ID (10) SUNSHINE SYSTEM (FRO CD IS) FAT ALBERT 6:35 at GATLINS 11:30 O (4) SCRABBLE D O RYANS HOPE 11:36 0:00 0(4 WVORCE COURT (1)0 DONAHUE a t WOMANWATCH (MON) 11) U BARNASY JONES D (JS) WALTONS 3 (10) SESAME STREET a CD IS) PARTRIDGE F A U LT S t MOVIE m g T I! (JS) DALLAS CD («0> THE LIVING PLANET; A PORTRAIT OP THC EARTH A aur way oi unuaual aee creelurea. In­ cluding Ihe decoy hah Maly aee dragon and narwhal, aa »*n aa ■ look kl Ihe ihark In both mylti and lact (J CD (9) MOVIE Oktrer Twt*T 1 106)1 Arumaled An orphan becomea m vofved m enma « ordar lo aurvhra tn thta version ot the Delana novel at 5:05 MOVtC Speeduap" | IB M ) Joe Don Bakov. Tyne Dahr A detective leunchea a search lor ■ car Iteal who is alaakng tome of the lancietl vsfiielea m Phoanla 8:00 o (41 m k x ja y m o ’ UNEws TURC 11:00 IR> H R R M A m .K T g i M > Mark throw* a party CD 110) JOY OF PAINTING (FRI) a> (i| MOHT GALLERY 11:30 O (4 1 B U T OP CARBON Noel Johnny Carton Ouoela Madeline Kahn. Tracy Ukman (R) 1 1 ) 0 TAX) (7 ) O ABC HEWS FROMTLINE o ( M l SANPOROANO BON CD (i ) t w il jq m t zone 2:30 1 2 :5 0 ( Q M O W Sr eat through Oevtd Brian, Prank lovayoy i l ' O THC SAINT i)D IM ) AHOQA (D 1*1 KOJAK 12:30 S ( 0 LATE NIGHT WITH DAVW LETTERM AN Scheduled Food tly* Ml Janet Qartney comedian John Witherspoon l i t (M | I LOVE LUCY 3 :0 0 0 4l SANTA BARBARA l» O 0 U I0 IN G LIGHT 17 I U GENERAL HOSPITAL 1 1 (M ) BUGS BUNNY EX) 110) FLORIOASTYLE CD (S) HEATHCLIFF 11 FUNT8TONE8 4:35 5:00 3:05 at BOOS BUNNY ANO FRIENDS 5:05 FD (•) ROSE P E TA L P LAC E (M O N ) CD (S) IN S P E CTO R QADOET (TUC- 1:30 400 O ( I I LITTLE HOUSE ON THE A p r il (ID(M)BCTV 60S IX BEVERLY HILL BILLIES 6:30 Q (T )N B C NEWS i f O CBS NEWS (7)0 ASC NEWSCJ a r (M ) Al ic e CD (1 )0 0 0 0 TRIES 6:35 (I ) MOVIE 700 O (4) SALE OPTHE CENTURY (T O PM UAOAZME Steve Aden humpback i ( 7 ) 0 JEOPARDY a t OB) TOO CLOSE FOR COM­ FORT The whole lamPy a trying to - a ** * plana lor a header aki trip are cen­ to <101NATURE OP THMPOB (B (SI HAPPY OATS AGAMf 7:05 7:30 • (C ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT Featured Don Johnaon ("Miami Vice J (J ) O WHEEL OP FO R TU M If) O 1 100.000 NAME THAT (9) ALL »* THE FAMILY OX MA BASKETBALL PteyoFF Thunder CM 8:00 O (4 (BPTIOt Cody and Fhct bor­ row Bor a ka detector lo llguro out why a lamoua author Itwy wera head to protect commttad auKJda (Rl (I) O AMERICAN BEAUTY SEARCH Conlealanta bom M SO Itataa compela m Ilea beauty and taNnf conlaal m .n t h tha Winner recarvea promofional support lor her onlartammeni caraw Cohoata PM Boon* and 1940 U,aa Amanca Chant Prawm ( C O WHO 9 THE S0BS1 Angara N buwng mad When tony auccumba to the aa<X>ctive maneuvervrg ol one of hot sorority art1st a (Nancy Staltordl and accept* an mvttalion to ba har data lor the raunaon party (R ig (M) QUINCY (10) WORLD AT WAR a CZ) (M l BENSON 8 A Drums ( 1901) Richard Doone. George Mammon * seasoned caplam of Ihe U S Cavalry rides hard on a groan, young lieutenant |ua1 oul ol Waal Poml 6 so III o JEFFERSONS louNe atpe nances a crWM of conhdenca and Mara Georgs w.c be wnttten when an alltactive new lonent arrive* on IfMI' »<Bhr>« H (7) O FOUL-UPS. BLEEPS 1 BLUNDERS PhyWa Dular shows (dm lootaga of hot 1MI guwtt appaer •nca on You Bel Yove me **g I I GOMER PYLE 6;00 I (I) A-TEAM The xoo OT fM ) BIZARRE UD a C M NEWS MOHTWATCH 8:30 (D O NCWHART tkek tl tempi I to a t (M ) OUNSMOKl promote the aMe of Kirk'S rundown 2:60 a*on tadi show (R| OX M O W "Bed* Of Prey" ( I I FT) SURNCTT ANO CD (9) CAROL C Oevtd; PFUCNOB 2:55 "Crime 1 atKJdlP, O) O 8:30 HAJL TO THE CHIEF Oavw an altampt to thwart the mwlmen who haa threatened lo detonate * iQ 1:30 2:30 (19CT) i of a key pevemment wn"eea (R)a (X) B LUOS AMNA2 SHOW Or Lucea it odea barbe wMi a | •porta[Okpvwear (Danny AMBo) i pannedher radioMk ahow g ( D O THRETE A CROWD J end Vicky*•Brat t « at*gkNoaujSt ^ ve fi 5:35 I t ANOY ORIFFTTM 10.30 23 * and annual migiabone ol Iha gray whales (R) g 7:38 l" ) 5:30 people d c o u r t j l O M 'A 'I 'H (71 O NEWS ID <tO) UNTAMED WORLD CD (S) MORN ANO MINDY lt1;(JE)BORN«WMART TUM 1:10 at LEAVE IT TO SEA VCR 0 (4 3:35 6:00 a11 (M| eraJEFFERSONS 10(7)0 news IM (1) O MCMILLAN A M l Mac tuepacts Ihe son <4 * wealthy buat B (41 NEWLYWED OAMe (Jj O THREE'S COMPANY (MON. MTf'DdFItft 1.7' O L E TS MAKE A DEAL a 1 (M ) DUKES OP HAZZARO CD 110) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) CD (*) I DREAM OP JEANNE 3*30 (D 1 10)MISTER ROGERS (R) a t HECKLE AND JECKLE ANO FRCNOB aX SANFORD ANO BON O t ( M ) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER G 6 tE )T H t A V tN O tA B 4:30 i J l O CBS SCHOOLBREAK (TUE) (lt> (JS) HE-MAN ANO MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE CD (S) VOLTRON. DEFENDER Of THC UNIVERSE 11:00 (IB M ) (? ) O MOW Th a Kngfiaher Caper ( t o r i ) HeyMy u m Oend 4:05 I I FLINT8T0NE3 FRI) EVENING 12:00 I I I o SIMON * BfMON Fbck and A J ar* heed lo knd out who it tleeang conddenhal Me* bom Ihe oHtce of their rival Myron I owner (J) O STAR TREK (MON. WEOPRO J O D»F T BE NT STROKES (TU O (7: o MCRV GRIPT1N (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) (710 ABC AFTERSCHOOL (WED) II i JS) 8COOSY 0 0 0 CD(10) SESAME STREET Q C® (I) SUPERFRIENOS (J i O CAPITOL a ?: (M l OREAT SPACE COASTER (D (10) MAGIC OF OIL PAINTING (WED) QD (10) MAGIC OF WATERCOLORS(THU) CD (10) U A Q C OP DECORATIVE PAINTING (PRO 1.05 a> ltd) MAC NEIL / LENRCR NEW8HOOR CD (I) LAVERNE S SHIRLEY ( I ) 0 ( 7 1 0 NEWS f lD 14) IM )BENNY MILL NET k LACEY When Idee impartdiet aa * O (S) |N » ALOHA CHINA (WED) TU ESD AY 10:30 (1 ll ( M ) DOB FFCWHART CD (10) TODAY W THE LIO IB LA - mduclffi n her fbacovery of h e lamPy a eccen- at; (JS| OCX VAN DYKE A (10) MOVIE (MON) CD (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUE) CD (10) MYSTERY! (WED) (D (10) AMERICAN PLAYHOUSE (THU) CD (10) FLORIDA HOME GROWN 2:00 a I ) ANOTHER WORLD (7; O ONE LIFE TO LIVE 1T) (M l ANOY ORIFFTTM (D (101 DINNER WITH THE AU­ THORS (TUE) 10.03 9X BASEBALL Atlanta Ur area al San Daago Padraa |R) (1) O K A T l k ALL 1C Kale inherit* an ugty monkay a pew hom in accanlrK aunt, and M ta tm i Id work ea a magic good kxa charm |R) (7) O MOVIE Marathon Man (I97B) Puflim Hodman. Laurence 0 *vmv An nlioapectrve graduate tludenl knda hrmaaM al the mercy of ■ larrdytng former Nad chreham searching for hra hidden cache Of diamond* (R ID a C P B IO U M C Y CD (10) AMCNCAM PLAYHOUSE ' Under The Bdlmora Clock" Tha comedy, adapted bom in P. Scon F lit gar eld HOry. ChrdMCle* a i‘i romantic pan** of • 1:00 a(.7) O(4) ALL DAYS OP OUR LIVES MY CHILDREN (J t O AS THE WORLD TURNS a f) (M ) QOMER PYLE CD (10) PAWTINQ CERAMICS (FRI) 12:00 (4) TELEVISION ACADEMY HALL OP FAME Carol Burnell. 8<d Caeear. Warier Crook he. Joyce Ha*. Hud Sevang, I d SuBhan. and Sylvealoi " P e l' Weaver are induct­ ed al ceremonao taped el the Banla Mun«ca (CaM ) O n e Center Peraonaetiaa mcludkng U f a W abaca John Fuller, locale Bad. Woody Al­ lan. Par* Winched and Ihe Beroaim Orangutane MB pay tribute Id Ihe O YOUNG ANO THE REST­ I t MOVIE April 22 asKSESKr* •hrN I ha |udga M oul o* loam, but the house la tall a meaa and aome importanl documanlt are mtaemg (4) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW m o LESS 0 D (l) MOVIE AFTERNOON I 0 05 B IX LUCY SHOW (TUE -FRO 10.-00 (7i 11:05 ID |10)FLORIOA8rYLE I t I LOVE LUCY 12:30 I t (M l BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ALL- STAR B U TT a I) (JS) EIGHT IS ENOUOH *2 BEWITCHED 11 PERRY MASON (7)0 LOVING 0 (4) WHEEL OP FORTUNE m o PRICE IS RIGHT 1 T O Oil (JS) BEWITCHED CD (10) MATURE OP THINGS (MON) ID (10) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (TUE) CD (101MYSTERY! (WEOI tD ('O ) NOVA TW O CD 110) WILOCRHESS JOURNAL (PRO CD (!) MAMMIX 12:05 a (4) SALE OP THE CENTURY ( 7 ) 0 FAMILY FIDO ID IWIJ-J1 CONTACT (R)Q CD (I) REAL MCCOYS (IX I DREAM OF JCANNIE M ONDAY EVEMMQ 0:30 7:00 MOAMNO ■ u r 1* (M| NOVA A Maee-up vtwe at «H > ° • (D RSMMQTON STEELE U r n mgton and Laura go undercover to premnl a murdor M the reunion of •"mot member i of a N^-achool baaaba* team Gumi tiara UeAay Manila White, Ford (A) ® O MACQRUOCR t LOUD MMcebn and Janrty Matt lur a crime beta apearheading a mayor drug O C f i t D O ® ONEW S ll (M ) BENNY HILL CD (10) TODAY IN THE LEGISLA­ TURE CD (9) NIGHT GALLERY 11:30 O (41 TONIGHT Hoal Johnny Car­ son m o TAXI ( 7 i O ABC NEWS MKJMTUM 11 (M ) SANFORD ANO IO N Q l (9) TWILIGHT ZONE 12:00 ( I ) O PALL GUV Two bed-lumping con artists lead CoK. Howto and Jody lo Mertco wtwra tha cate la compwealed by • phony Ireeaure Irove and m urd" (R) ( 7 ) 0 THE SAINT H ( M ) RHOOA (D (I) KOJAK 12:30 O (4) l a t e f r o n t WITH DAV10 LETlEFtMAN Scheduled comedian Steven Wright OJ IM| I LOVE LUCY 12:80 IX MOVIE "Portrail Of A Mobalar ' H M D Vtc Morrow, load* Parrtah 1.-00 ® O MOVIE "X. V And Zee * U1T2) Ikiabeth Taylor. Michael Caere t (M l LEAVE IT TO ECAVER I M THE AVENGERS i „ 1 :1 0 ( E O COL UMBO Aulomobde eakcuhve Hayden Danpger (Ftobwt Vaughn) M a prune suspect m the murdm of a cruise aMp a Nalurad vocakai (Po u p m bocar) (R) I I (M ) ECTV 1:30 2^)0 (U (M l BIZARRE 2:30 8 0 C M NEWS MOHIWATCH (M)QUNEMOKE ee S<» O MOtflB Uarvoytaa" (11721 Cot- rm ® O ®:1° M O V E - Lucky Partner*" (19*01 Ronald Coenarv Gmgar Rog­ er*. 3 ;3 0 OVmMOMBttCMTNI • I M l WORLD A T WAR ( i R )JA C K VAN B iP t 51 (M ) FAMILY APPAM A-QQ OX OS) PATTY DUKE '8 <* |B 8 ?S b u S . �Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. Friday. April If, IfW — 7 Cheers! Two Darrins Got 'Bewitched' DEAR DICK — There's ■ caw of Heloeken ridlaf on this one. My friend believes that In the series "Bewitched" there was only one Darrin. I feel there were two, Who's right? — C.H.. Warsaw, Ind. Boltoma up) You win. There were two Darrins — Dick York crenleci the part and played It from 1964 to 1969. and was followed by Dick Sargent, the 1969*72 Darrin. DEAR DICK — 1 Just recently saw the movie “ 1776" and loved It. Could you please tell me where William Daniels — Dr. Mark Craig of "Bt. Elsewhere" — learned to sing? He played John Adams In the movie. — Unsigned. Houston, Teiss. Daniels comes from a musical and theatrical family. When he was a boy. the family had a sinking act. So hr became part of their act. sang with them and has tx-rii singing all of his life. He sang In several tlruadway shows, early on, too. DEAR DICK — Please settle an argument for me. I say Bryant Gumbel worked for NBC Sports before be moved to the “Today" show. My roommate aaya It was CBS Sports. Who's right? — C.B.. San Marcos, Texas. You arc. Gumbel was strictly an NBC product. DEAR DICK — We are having a disagreement about the actors In "Brian's Bong." Brian was played by James Caan, bat who played his friend? I say that It was Billy Dee Williams. Several people say that It was someone else, April 24 WEDNESDAY Please settle this for us. — K.O., Muskegon, Mich. You tell several people to burr off. because you are utisolulety right. Il was Hilly Dee. DEAR DICK — "The Fugitive" Is being shown on one of our local stations. Could you please tell me about David Janssen who plays Dr. Richard Kimble. Is he still living? — 8.A.J.. WilkesBarre, Pa. I have a bet going with my son-in-law. He says "Ironside" — Raymond Burr — Is dead. 1 say he Is not dead. Can you please settle this. — Mrs. MOM. , Asusa, Calif. J a n s s e n la d e a d — b e d ie d In IU H O — DEAR DICK — Can you tell me if Marlel Hemingway has an older sister or not7 I say she has an older sister who has been In movies but my husband says she doesn't have a sister. — H.J.. Perry ton, Texas. Martel actually has two older sisters, and ull three arr heuutlra. Mullet, the oldest, hasn't acted, at leuat <11 (34) INDEPENDENT NCWS ( S (9) POLICE WOMAN 1008 8.00 B T H J) Q (D O new s m w ijc f f c r b o n s 0) (10) M ACNEIL I L IF 1 E R ncw shour a m iA V fS N i a s m r l x v 8:09 12 SCYER ir HILLBILLIES 8:30 B ( 1NSC NCWS i O CSS NCWS i/iU abc n cw xp it W i A D C i O H H O O O O TIM ES that ha M l ttafund in a (mail town |af has baan mwdarad (R ip 1 1 (35) DALLAS 80 (tot BAKTHSOfSAN WORLD Faaturad arthaaologtat* dmcovwlaa about Cutlor • dataal at Lima Bighorn, tha uta and wort o» tha t9th-cantury AmaOcan pain la. 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Karl Mat- Data (R IP 130 BACH WTTH P C TIR USTPfOV Mu•teat partormanoa and doownanla- Q) it) HAPPY OATS AOAM 7:08 Q tA N FO R O A N O B O N 730 • ® EM TUtTAUUJXM T T09S0MT •wkaad Oavtd S o u $ O w M m o f p o r tu n i 9M D 1100.000 MAMS TH AT B (D S A S ttrrm A U MOMWAV T O HIAVXM With Wa sap Ol a rotuod Duamaaaman thma* h a t King Arthur, Ran and Mark by to protocf a **mdy troth a | (1j □ OOLWLXOARX A k w a fa o - PJ«m oa by MarOyn McCoo 1030 PMycIf uo • (Rip 1:10 (I) O M O V * - Kstaatoaeopa" ( 19M) Wart an Baatty Susannah York 230 B ( D S ANA Sara * laan-aga waca van* and Mama much about Ma during ona avanmg aim Warty 7:38 *•* atth Uttmov't raaaa of ma compoaar'tMa ® O M O V * Cram Drva ' (1943) T yr ona Poaw. 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Marguux, the nrxt. was the hrsl to till Hollywood ||it the 1976 film "Lipstick"), and then Martel followed DEAR DICK — My sister saye that the actor who played James on "Little House on the prairie" was Jason Bateman. I say he's not. If not Jason, who played James? — 8.8., Houston, Texas. Your sister stands cor red. It was Jason Hal email He played the adoplrd miii of Charles and Caroline Ingalls. DEAR DICK — 1 am bedridden and spent most of my time watching television. One of my favorite soap operas Is "The Guiding Light." I was saddened and confused to hear from a friend a few weeks ago that one of the actresses on that show committed suicide In real life. All she could tell me was the actress was In her 30s and played a recurring role on the show. Could you please tell me what actress It was and what character she played? — R.P.. Kalamasoo, Mich. It'su h.u I story. Her name was Tam il I'reston. When she killed herself. I hey found a list ol her credits, which Included "Th e Guiding l.ighl." Hul the casting director <>( Iti.it show has no record ni tier, nor any rrrollectlon ol her. Site certainly did nol ploy a recurring role. Her manager tells me she probably did a day's work, inaytie two. on the show. DEAR DICK — I've got two questions for you. Is Julis Duffy any relation to Patrick Duffy? Also la Henry Manclnl any relation to "Boom Boom" Manctnl. — K.N., Breckinridge, Mich. 1have two answers for you No. and no 430 u i u y j w t i M i it ■-U4 u», 'Hi n , t * v i r w v v t i ' i r r l I.* id ■ 'i V t r t a i n t i v U V A L V U t l �•-Evening Herald. Sanlord. FI, Friday, April IV, IMS ...Tin that may lie worth a few bucks In recent years llernhey's has packaged It's cornu In a tin two-thirds that height, making I he other hard to find und m uch sought uftrr. Dellree said. DcBrre said supplying can collectors |>ays very well and the supply of collectible con­ t a i n e r s Is never r n d l r i g . because uny time a manufac­ t ur er makes a packagi ng change the discontinued con­ tainer becomes valuable. Th e desirability of a tin depends on the collector, De­ llree said. Some look for tins from a specific product or company. Others may collect w ithin u category such as medical supplies and others may be attracted to cans that carry Ihelr family name. Folks named Morton might go fur Morton Salt tins, und llersheys might have a cocoa can collection, he said. Th e condition of the tin Is Continued from page 1 Known where else — to mine up with linn in satisfy their nostalgic whim. If you're Inlo linn II puys lo mine from a family lhal Inn'I big on spring c-leaning Winter Park antiques dealer lloh Dcllrce's dlnplay of Iteinn salvaged from anrlenl Iranh piles look kind of like a pantry from a bygone era. except tobacco linn and cunn arc mixed with the food ronlalrirra and inrdlcul supply runs — and all have price lags attached lhal value the cans far beyond what both Ihry and Ihelr con* lents were worth when they were new and ahlnry. Some m llrrllh lr cans uren'l lhal old. If you have your pennies slashed In a Hcrshcy's cocoa can that's no more than a decade old. hul 1s about six Inches tail, you have un Hem West after getting a Boston education. He's u member of the Chum her of Commerce now. So ts Vargas (John DIAqulnn), who runs the town gun shop but has no use for them himself. He prefers knives. So Is Prometheus (T e rry Funk), a gentle giant who Is the town veterinarian and who can do unythlng with a rope. Each week, our hemes tuke on those who would disrupt the civilized harmony of Wildside. T h e v i l l a i n s t end to be madmen, their designs grandluae. One week, a renegade Con­ federate general is combing the rountrystde in searrh of seerrt Union gold caches, and wiping out anyone who gets in his way. Another week. It'a deserters from the Light Brigade, com- ...Wildside’ Continued from page 1 Instead, 'here's u "Chamber of Commerce." u kind of Wild West “A -Tea m " made up of five leading citizens who are tough, feurless und personal friends of the governor. Sparks is u member, lie happens to be- an expert with explosives. The head guy is none other than grizzled llrodle Hollister (Smith), the greatest gunllghter ullve. llrodle is a man Immor­ talized In dime novels, a man with 21) notches on his belt, a man who never takes his hat off because he has funny­ looking ears. The only man who comes close lo him with a gun Is Ids own son. Sutton (J. Eddie I'eck). who has come buck out P IC K ONE ■OR ONLY ^ V o w Rtftl to 0*n 6 Month* 2 la Important to collectors as writ. The more pristine the tin the more coveted It Is. hut rare Items rate premium value no matter what Ihelr condition. Dellree said, ''You’ve got lo remember these are things people threw away, so they'r hard to find. Companies ure getting back lo looking for their old tins because they fulled to hang on lo uny examples of what now represents a part of thetr histo­ ry." he Mid. Nabisco tins are In demand as well as potato chip cans which were replaced by bags. And some potato chip cans, which Indicated on the label that they could be returned for a 5-cent deposit are more valuable than others. Dellree said. Anything that sets a tin apart from Its own line — a premium offer or a specialized series such us u net of old-time Log Cabin tins, which broke away from the traditional red log design and was In the form of a plctr with bagpipes, who hope to earn Ihelr way hark Into the crown's good graces by seizing the o l l - r l c h l a n d u n d e r Wildside. There's a modern twist to the plots that reminds me very m uch of " T h e W ild Wild West." a Robert Conrad show I enjoyed when I was much younger. Always, our hemes restore order. Always, they settle up with the undertaker before they go Into battle. Just In case. The undertaker, by the way. thinks Vargas is kind of cute. Given a fair lime slot — right now It's on opposite "Magnum. IM." and "Th e Cosby Show" — "Wildside" just might catch on with tern-aged boys of all ages. log srhoolhousr with squirrels frolicking on the chimney — Is one of the most desirable, he said. Now that you're Intent on rummaging around old trash plies, granny's rupbourd. or an antlqur shop, what do you do with a find you think may have some collerllblr vuluc? DcBrce advises you clean II with cold cream and then protect It from moisture with a coat of paste wax. What you do with It after that Is up to you. but DcBrce said some owners of old tins get prrtty creative, lie has seen tins used as the final decorative touch In renovated old homes. Sny you go Into a 19th Century Victorian house and open the medicine cabinet, you may find It stocked with tooth powder tins and other old Items that, though not functional, arc compatible with the era of the home. "You step back In time," DcBrce said. Elwood Burley, who works for u Sanford company that salvages Items from demol­ ished homes, said he turned WARD WHITE A ASSOCIATES I O y t t 3 0 Yrw. E x p e r ie n c e ) Ft— Consultation • No Foo Unlsss Wo Wlnl _______________ ( 3 0 6 ) 3 2 1 - 1 3 1 Q ________________ vCoS FISH FRY RUFFY ^ GARAGE ~\\VXNEW LOCATION C r I H I i UUI HART HID. 321-4994 DUTCH ( U H S Including Delivery-Set U p Microwava Ovons Consoles • No Credit Check Portables V C R 's Refrigerators • No long Tom Obligation Freezers Washers A Dryers Stereos I • No Deposit • D e live ry & S o v i e t Included • Rent To Own NT HAVE Oft DtSflAY 3 323-7885 S a lle * T . La h e vie w P i e r * 31* C om m ercial Avenue S tn lo r d . F lo o d * 1 3 m VIDEO ELECTRONICS ._________ P IL D T j RENTAL A SALES COMPANY -| i ■ . i t L------F” * ! rm lahcest selection Of ALummum a *000 SHEDS HI CEMTHAL FLORIDA •m SUES < • »«’ fa ru u u Academy FIRST ASSIGNMENT SIS LO N E V O LF HC QUAOE But apparently others u r r as aware of the appeal of tin s as he. When he came a cross a third coffee can treasure and set II aside at a Jobsite recently, someone walked away with II If you want to bet on tinfuture. DcBrce said you won't be tossing anything on the trash heap. After all the peanut butter Jar of today may even tually rival the $60 to $80 value of the peanut butter pull of several decades ago th a t lost Its place to the glass |nr follow Ing World War II Your fortune truly may lie In your trash. If you ran stand to live with It until It appreci atrs In value. We Specialize In: • NEW CLAIM S • RECONSIDERATIONS • BENEFITS C U T OFF • HEARINGS BEFORE THE JU D G E 1 5 .0 ( M CALL B u r l e y said finding a Beechnut coffee tin in thr basement of an IH D O s DcLand home and a similar coffee can In another home has spurred Ills Interest and lie's now on the lookout for other old tins lhal others might pass over as trash. Social Security Disability hi WEEK'S RENT WEEK MINIMUM over his two tin finds to his w ifr who uses them lo add a quaint touch und serve ns ronvrru lion pieces. 24 , 50'. � 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, April 19, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 19, 1985. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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No 204 T h u r s d a y . A p r il 18. 1 9 8 5 -S a n fo rd . F lo r id a E v e n in g H e ra ld - (U S P S 481 280) - P r ic e 25 C e n ts Sanford To Seek Funds For Seniors Center S a n fo rd w a u ls to b u ild <1 se n io r c it l/ c n s c e n te r. A n t ic ip a tin g t h r n ee d lo r Increased se rv ice * for se n io rs a s the n o n hern end of S e m in o le C o u n ty g ro w s, the S a n fo rd C ttv C o m m is s io n In te n d s to request fu n d s fro m the federal g o v e rn m e n t to b u ild a s e n io r c itiz e n s ce n te r. T h e c o m m is s io n a g re e d t ills w eek to file a le tt e r r e q u e s t in g th e m o n e y a fte r b e a rin g about the n ee d for a cen ter fro m th re e re p re s e n ta tiv e s o l s e n io r c itiz e n s g ro u p s. I’" l l y S te v e n s, o f th e state D ep artm en t of H e a lth and R e h a b ilita t iv e S e rv ic e s ' A r e a A g e n c y o n A g in g s a id s e n io r c it iz e n s fa c ilitie s in the so u th e rn end o f You can die of loneliness as fast as you can from starvation.’ ih e c o u n ty are t>ring s tra in e d b e cau se 1 h ey a lso p ro v id e s e rv ic e s lo r se n io rs to the n o rth end T h ere are about 35.CXX) people o ver age 6 0 "> S e m in o le C o u n t y , a c c o rd in g to S a lly D y k e s , of the fe d e r a t io n of S e n io r C i t i ­ z e n s C lu b s of S e m in o le C o u n ty . S h e s a id s e n io rs in the n o r th e rn e n d o f the c o u n ty re c e iv e 5 0 p e r m it o f the c o u n ty 's s e rv ic e s to the e ld e rly . T h a t s h o u ld w arran t the a re a h a v in g Its o w n b u ild in g , she said In a d d itio n to In-mg a b a s e ol o |ter.i!ionx for services. Ihe c e n te r w o u ld also p ro v id e a place for s e n io r s to co ngreg ate a n d s o c ia lize S h e said p re s e n tly her g ro u p p ro v id e s lood for n o rth a re a s e n io rs th ro u g h Its M e als o n W h e e ls a n d congregate m e a l p ro g ra m s M e a ls are d is trib u te d at St P a u l's C h u rc h . N | 3 P in e S i a n d th e K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s b u ild in g al 250-1 s O a k A v c.. S u n lo rd S h e said the c e n te r c o u ld c e n tra lize th e m e a ls pro gram s V a le r ie B a r b e r , d ir e c t o r o f ih c C a ss e lb e rry S e n io r C e n te r, said a c e n te r in Hanford w o u ld m e a n se n io rs w o u ld n o lo n g e r have lo U nit tra n s p o rta tio n in the See C E N T E R , pa g e 8 A Star Of Sanford To Move Egypt Lesson H « f P t io t i ty Tammy Vln<#oi Guest speaker on the Middle East Sharon Saidi, right of Casselberry shows Cassandra Brown, Tuskawilla Middle School seventh grader, some of fhe Egyptian artifacts in her collection during fhe International Fair Day Wednesday. Seventeen speakers representing various countries showed artifacts and slides and gave demonsfrafions during (he school's fair. B y D on na E ste a H e r a ld S t a f f W r i t e r P la g u e d w ith la w s u its s e e k in g a c o u r t - o r d e r e d e v ic t io n b y M o n ro e H a rb o u r Inc a n d e ffo rts by the c it y o f S a n fo rd to s to p its o p e ra tio n s there, the S ta r o f S a n f o r d c r u is e s h ip g o i p e rm is s io n W e d n esd a y to m o ve to th e Port o f S a n fo rd o n M a y I . M e a n w h ile , ih e s h ip Is s t ill o p e ra tin g fro m M o n ro e H a r b o u r I h e S e m in o le C o u n t y P o rt A u t h o r it y b o a rd o f d ir e c t o r s v o te d W e d n e sd a y to g ra n t 90d a v * te m p o ra ry d o c k in g p rlv ile g e s to ih e S lu r o f S a n fo rd , c o n t in g e n t u p o n S t a r L in e s C o rp . p o s tin g u $ 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 b o n d o r In s u ra n c e p o lic y g u a ra n te e in g p a y m e n t If fa c ilitie s at the port ure d a m a g e d T h e trm |x> rary d o c k in g p riv ile g e s a re u ls o c o n ­ t in g e n t u p o n p o r t a t t o r n e y W illia m H u tc h is o n 's a p p ro v a l O n ly d ire c to r D a v id L a n ie r , a c e r t i f ie d p u b l ic a c c o u n t a n t v o te d u g u ln st the p ro p o x u l. s a y ­ ing he h a s c o n fid e n tia l in fo rm a ­ tion on Ihe fig h t betw een M onroe H a rb o u r a n d S t a r L in e s C o r p that h r c o u ld not reveal. In the m e a n tim e . S a n fo rd file d suit In c o u rt F r id a y se e k in g a p r e lim in a ry in ju n c tio n ag ain st Star L in e s to h a ll th r c ru is e sh ip 's o p e ra tio n s , a lle g in g the s h ip has d a m a g e d the d o ck at M onroe lla r lM it ir and m av have dam aged th e b u lk h e a d C ir c u it J u d g e R o b e rt M cG re g o r d e n ie d t h r ir in p n r a r y In ju n ctio n . C it y A tto rn e y D ill Colbert said He said another suit w ill Ik - file d at a later date se ekin g a p e rm a n e n t In ju n ctio n . T h r c it y Is In v o lv e d b e cu u sr It leases the c ity -o w n e d h a rb o r to C h a rle s V o lk o f M o n ro e H a rb o u r Inc. w h ic h In t u r n su b-lease s lu c illtle * to S t a r L in e Inc.. C o l­ bert said. A c t in g C i t y M a n a g e r J i m J r r n lg u n s a id th e c ity file d s u it afte r ih e s h ip a p p a re n tly u n ­ d e rcu t Ihe p u b lic n h a rb o r by the |>ropuls|on o l its m o to rs. A n d D o n H o w a rd , a n o p e ra to r o l Ihe harbor, sa id a lth o u g h Ihe h a rb o r w as d r r d g r d |M m o n th s ag o . the fo rce o f ih e s h ip 's e n g in e s has e r e a lrd h o le s liv e lo I f ) f e e l d e e p , m a k i n g 11 d a n g e ro u s for Ihe public- ra m p s lo be used. T h e y h a v e h e rn c lo s e d do w n u n t il th e y c a n Ik re p a ire d , he sa id T h e s h ip s e n g in e s have a ls o d a m a g e d (h r sea w a ll. H o w ard sa id . V o lk is a l a m a r in a co n le rrn cc•» Hie T a m p a a rea a n d c o u ld n o l Ik - reached for c o m m e n t tod ay. A legal feud h a s h e r n g o in g on Iret w een V o lk a n d S t a r L in e s C o r p sin c e J a n u a r y w it h a null a n d c o u n te r-s u it file d in ih e c o u r t o v e r M o n ro e H a r b o u r 's a tte m p t lo ev ict ih e s h ip . H o w a rd sa id C ir c u it J u d g e C . V e r n o n M iz e J r . l i a s b e e n L in e s C o r p for e v ictio n , s a v in g d ie c r u is e Hui s ' Irani- e x p ire d on D ec ;t| I <184 S la t L in e s lia s Im-c ii p a y in g a lease Ice ,>1 $ | <h K 1 a n d M o n ro e H a rb o u r is n o w a s k in g fo r d o u b le rent S ta r L in e s h a s c u u u ie i su ed s a v in g ih e lir m be lieved Irn u i c o n v e r s a t io n s w ith V o lk a n d O thers th at Its lease agn -euir-ul e x te n d e d th ro u g h 1985 S ta r L in e s s o y s III the s u it 11 h a s s p e n t ad v e rt (sing m o n e y a n d Im p ro v e d Ihe p ro |ie n v T h e r u n n ie r s u it a lso a rc u se s M u u ro e lla r lM iiir Inc. o f c o n s p irin g w ith A m e r ic a n R iv e r C ru is e s Inc. in lu k e o v e r Ihc c iu ls r o p e ra tio n s w h e n th e S la r o f H a n fo rd Is e v ic te d . M o n ro e H a rb o u r Inc. d e n ie s u ll Ihe a c c u s a t io n s a n il n a y s no e o iis p lr u iiy e x is ts . S ta r assigned In hrnr Ihe nulls. A c c o r d in g to co u rt L in e s Inc. Is a ls o b e in g surd tiv Potemkin Chevrolet <>f P h lls d r lp h l n . d e m a n d in g p a y ­ m e n t o f • 2 3 0 . 0 0 0 . a lle g i n g a n re co rd s. GNP Reveals Sharp Economic Slowdown W A S H I N G T O N l l l l ' l l - In a n a b ru p t slo w d o w n lo r tI k * e co n o m y , the n a iln n 's H r ih i n a llo n a l pro dtn t grt-w |usl I .'I p r r c r n l in i l i r J a n u a r y M a rc h q u a rte r. I hr* slo w est artva ncc sin ce th e r n t l ol I h r 1982 recessio n . I Ik * g o v e rn m e n t said T h u r s d a y H ig h e r 1far It- t lr llc lla a n d a m a s siv e In te rn a l H r v r n u e S e r v ic e d e la y in re tu rn in g Inco m e tax re ltm d s w e re the m a jo r ( a c t o r s c u l l i n g e c o n o m ic e x |ia n s lo n Irom Its 4 .3 p e rce n t t.d e in the lo u rth ip ia rte r ot last year. S u s ta in e d g ro w th o l .i Imiii I *1 j> rrrrnt Is c o n s id e re d n e ce ssa ry to Keep o n e m p lo y m e n l Irom g e llin g w orse. I'he C o m m e r c e D e p a rtm e n t rc|iort a lso sh o w e d lu n a tio n , a s m e a su re d by I lie " im p lic it p rice d e fla to r." Ju m p e d to .1 ft ;i p e rce n t rate cotti|>ared to 2 8 |H*rcc*iit at the m i l o f last year T h e low GNI* reading . c o m in g at the start of th e year, m akes It v ir t u a lly mi|M)ssihle lor su cce e d in g r ju a r le r s to m a k e u p th e d iffe re n ce eno u gh to re a c h the W h ite H o u se fo rrc a sl lo r 1985 of :l fl|ie r c e n t e c o n o m ic progress. 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IWJ NATION INBRIEF C on g ressio n a l Lea ders Pushing C om prom ise On A id To Contras W A S H I N G T O N ( U l'll — C o n g re ssio n a l le a d e rs, a p p a r­ e n t ly c o n v in c in g ('re sid e n t R e a g a n lh a i h is rc q u e s l for $14 m illio n In a id fo r u n tl-S a n d ln ls ta rebe ls Is d o o m e d . today so u g h t a c o m p ro m is e th a t does not fu e l the w a r In N ic a ra g u a . In the S e n a te a n d H o u se , su p p o rte rs a n d <r lt lc s p riva te ly d e b a te d W e d n e sd a y h o w to p ro v id e In d irect h u m a n ita ria n a s s is ta n c e to Ihe re b e ls that w o u ld not su p p o rt th eir s tru g g le in o v e rth r o w th e le ftist N ic a ra g u a n g o v e rn m e n t. T h e c o m p ro m is e m ig h t In c lu d e a re s o lu tio n that w a rn s M a n a g u a a g a in s t a n y s u b v e rs io n In C e n tr a l A m e ric a and c a lls fo r su p p o rt for th e d e m o c ra tic p r in c ip le s o f Its 1979 re v o lu tio n . T h e W h ite H o u se m a in ta in e d It had not a b a n d o n e d the e ffo rt, b u t R e p u b lic a n s o u rc e s on C a p it o l l l l l l and D e m o c ra tic c o n g re s sm e n w h o met w ith R e a g a n said h r h a d a cc e p te d the r e a lity o f c o m p ro m ise . Salm on ella O utbreak Claim s 1 C H I C A G O ( U l’ l) — H e a lth Inspectors s a id t lf r y p la n to test Ihe re la tiv e s o f v ic t im s o f a n o u tb re a k o f sa lm o n e lla p o is o n in g In hopes of p re v e n tin g s e co n d a ry In fe ctio n s One d e a th h a s been b la m e d o n the o u tb rea k. T a in te d m ilk h a s been b la m e d for 8 ,3 6 0 c a se s of food p o iso n in g . 7.004 o f w h ic h w ere c o n firm e d b y W e d n esd a y, s a id J e r c r n y M a rg o lls . a c tin g d ire c to r o f the sta te hea lth d e p a rtm e n t. T h e o u tb re a k Is the largest In U S h isto ry T h e d e a th of T h o m a s L e v in s , 44. w h o d ra n k sainto n e lla - lu ln te d m ilk w h ile being treated w ith p e n ic illin Is the first to be d ir e c tly b la m e d on the o u tb re a k . O fficia ls sa id th e b a c te ria l In fe ctio n w a s a c o n tr ib u tin g fa c to r in one o th e r d e a th a n d 1 0 d e a th s w ere u n d e r InvesttgatInn. Bay O f Pigs R em em b ered U n it e d P r e s s I n t e r n s t lo n s l T h e 2 4 lit a n n iv e r s a r y o f the C IA -b a c k e d B a y of I'lgs In v a sio n bro u g h t a w a rn in g not to try a g a in fro m H avana a n d a p ro m ise lo k e e p u p Ihe stru g g le to topple the C o m m u n is t g o v e rn m e n t from C u b a n e x ile s in M ia m i “ O u r hom ag e tod a y Is not to w eep for the de ad but to ra tify o u r s tru g g le ," 6 2 - y e n r o ld a n ll- C a s tr o r r lw l leader A n d re s N a z a rlo S a rg e n (wild W ednesday. 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P a ra d e o f P re sid e n ts • 1 : 3 0 p . m . ------ L e s l i e lita u M u seum Reagan Stands His Ground Defends Cemetery Visit As Healing Of War Wounds R e ag an s a id a s im ila r sto p last year to a ce m e te ry n e a r V e rd u n by W e st G e rm a n C h a n ­ ce llo r H e lm u t K o h l and F r e n c h P re sid e n t F r a n ­ c o is M itte r ra n d had Ihe effee l o l " a h e a lin g o f w o u n d s " a n d asserted p o s tw a r re c o n c ilia tio n c u n lx- s tre n g th e n e d b y h is v ls b to B ltb u rg . B la m in g the tem pest o n “ sp e c u la tio n a n d r u m o r ." R e a g a n offered to " t a k e som e o f the b la m e " fo r re je c tin g the Idea o f a c o n c e n tra tio n ca m p v is it w e e k s ago. th e n a g re e in g to su ch a slo p T u e s d a y to ease c r it ic is m from J e w is h groups. " T h e r e w a s so m e c o n fu s io n ." h e co n ced e d . R e a g a n s a id he d id not t h in k the o rig in a l I n v it a t io n K o h l e x te n d e d fo r a s la te v is it p e rm itte d a sid e trip lo a d e a th c a m p site a n d le a rn e d o th e rw is e o n ly In a su b se q u e n t le tte r e a rlie r t h is w eek. W h ite H o u s e sp o ke sm a n L a r r y Speakes d e ­ sc rib e d th e B ltb u r g slo p a s lo c k e d Into place fo r R r a g a n ’ s M a y 5 6 state v is it. O th e r o ffic ia ls s a id c a n c e lin g th e e ven t w o uld r m lx ir r u s n Knltt. " T h e d e c is io n , o s b a d o s It r a w sewma. Ita a Ix-en m a d e ." s a id one o ffic ia l. T h e fu ro r sh o w ed no s ig n o f a b n tln g today, a s d e p u ty W h ite H o u se c h ie f o l sta ff M ich a e l B e a v e r tried to w in d u p an u rg e n t — an d . In so m e resp ects, m a c a b re — m is s io n to W est G e rm a n y to a rra n g e a s lo p ul a N azi d e a th r a m p site O f f ic ia ls s a id I lie r a m p s u l D a c h a u a n d lle r g e n -B e ls e n were u n d e r c o n s id e ra tio n . A l ­ th o u g h lo g is tic s favored B e rg e n B e lsc n . S p e a ke s said n o d e c is io n w o uld b e m a d e u n til Ik-aver re tu rn e d lo t ilg h l o r F rid a y . W A S H IN G T O N ( U f l l — President R e a g a n sa y s la- w ill la k e so m e o f the h la m c for th e d e c is io n hut today n Iihm I firm a g a in st J e w s , v e te ra n s a n d a in o |n rlty of the S e n a te on h is p la n s n e x t m o n th to v is it a G e rm a n m ilit a r y ce m e tery A lth o u g h fa llin g lo q u e ll a p u b lic c la m o r by a d d in g a trib u te lo H o lo ca u st v ic t im s to Ids sc h e d u le . R e agan h a s so u n d ed no re tre a t a n d a rg u e d Instead that Ids p la n lo h o n o r G e r m a n w a r dead M ay 5 w ill h e lp h eal lo n g tim e w o u n d s . S p e a k in g to r e p o r t e r s W e d n e s d a y n ig h t , R e a g a n said m a n y at the ce m e te ry at B lth u r g — so m e of th e m m e m b e rs o f the n o to rto u s N azi W a lle n S S — w e re " 1 7 - u m l 1 8 -y e a r-o ld s , v ir t u a lly y o u n g s te rs , c o n sc rip te d Into se rv ic e to w a rd the e n d of th e w a r." " I see n o th in g w ro n g In re c o g n iz in g th e y , too, w e re v ic tim s of N a z is m ," he said. The sp irite d d e fen se of Ids tra v e l p la n s c a m e d u r in g a s t a ir d in n e r fo r A lg e ria n P re s id e n t ( h.id li B e n d je d ld . e v e n a s 5 3 se n a to rs u rg e d h im to d ro p the lt lt lm r g v is it. T h e c o n tro v e rs y htt the W h ite H o u s e In the m id s t o f the " D a y s o l R e m e m b ra n c e " — a b u rry o l r e r r in o n lc s m a r k in g Ihe 4 0 lli a n n iv e r s a r y of t tie IdM ta llo n of I f ir N a z i ru m p s T o d a y , u n d e r ih e d o m e o f th e C a p Ilo J, the A r m y w a s to h o n o r H o lo c a u s t v ic tim s a n d s u r v iv o r s hy p re s e n tin g Ihe B a g s of the 10 A r m y n u lls that llh c r u lr d the c a m p s to E ll r W iese I. c h a ir m a n o f th e U S H o lix-u u st M e m o ria l C o u n c il. W lr s e l w ill re c e iv e a c o n g re s s io n a l gold m edal fro m R e a g a n F rid a y . • 2 0 0 p m .----- H h c lb iir n M W ilk e s ..P a ra d e o f P re s id e n ts • 2 : 3 0 p . m . ------ L e I a n d J a c o b s .......A lta m o n te S p r in g s • 3 :0 0 p . m . — — L e s lie lll n u ......... M u se u m • 3 : 3 0 p . m . ------ L e I a n d J a c o b s .......A lta m o n te S p rin g s • 4 : 0 0 p . m . ------ J u I I r S t,i n i c k ...... . B r a d le r - M c ln t y r e H ouse Camp Lib e ra to r: Reagan 'Stupid' To M ake V isit ATLANTA (UPII - The man w h o led A llie d triN ip s Into the llr s i k n o w n N a z i c o n c e n tra ­ t io n c a m p s a id P r e s id e n t R e a g a n w a s " s t u p i d " for a g re e in g to v is it tin- g ra v e s o f G e rm a n so ld ie rs d u r in g the 4 0 t h a n n i v e r s a r y o l th e H o lo c a u st. " I 'm for film . 1 lik e h im .” M a t t h e w N e s b it t s a i d o l R e ag an "B u t h e d id a stu p id t ilin g , c o n s id e rin g t h is is the 4 0 lh a n n iv e r s a r y o f th e H o lo cau st. “ 1 d o n 't th in k w e o u g h t to Im p each him . I Just t h in k we o u g h t to s e n d h im to a p s y c h ia t r is t . " N e sh tM s a id W e d n e sd a y . " H e s h o u ld have tw cri m ore s e n s itiv e ." NrrtiUt. who letl 17 M>liltrr« w h o lib e ra te d th e B e rg e n B e laen c o n c e n tra tio n cam p , s a id Reagan m a d e a se rio u s m is ta k e by in it ia lly s a y in g he w o u ld not v is it a c o n c e n tra ­ tio n ca m p on Ids u p c o m in g t r ip lo G e rm a n y , th e n sa y in g h r w o u ld v ls b a cem e te ry w h e re m e m b e rs o f H ille r 's e lite W u ffrn S S a re b u rle d Shuttle Astronauts Phone Home: 'I Can Do Everything Mary Lou Retton Can Do Up Here' C A P E C A N A V E R A L lU I 'll - S e n J a k e G a rn said to d a y h e w as aw ed by h is e x p e rie n c e s u lto a rd the sh u ttle D is c o v e ry t ills week a n d P re s id e n t Reagan sa id he w o u ld n ’t m in d ta k in g a sp a re flig h t s o n ic day. " Y o u kttow J a k e , m aytx- In a ro u n d fo u r y ea rs or so, y o u c o u ld use y o u r In llu e n c e w ith N A S A lo g e l a c e rta in retired (M illllc la n a rid e on the sp ace s h u ttle ." 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I t h in k we cart a ll be p ro u d nt the fo u rth m is s io n ol D is c o v e ry ." R e ag an said. " W e 'v e been w a tc h in g d o w n here, a n d I m ean a ll o f A m e ric a , anti I w a n t y o u to know w e're m o lin g for yo u a ll G u m . c h a ir m a n ul the s u b c o m m itte e that m o n ito r s N A S A 's b u d g et, s e rv e d a s a c o n g re s sio n a l o b s e rv e r d u rin g Ihe R ig h t. “ 1 w ish w e c o u ld (Igure o u t so m e w a y to sta y op lo n g e r. T h is w c lg h lt r s s n rs x 11 th e y 'd lei m e . I*d love lo show y o u h o w I c a n do e v e ry th in g M a ry L o u R e tu rn c a n do u p h e re ," B a c k o n E a rth , c o u n td o w n d o c k s were t ic k in g at the K e n n e d y S p a r e C e n ie r for a d re s s-re h e a rs a l to cle a r D is c o v e r y s sIM rr sh ip . C h a lle n g e r lo r la u n c h A p r il 29 . 10 d a y s a fte r D is c o v e ry lands F r id a y . Ik ib k o trie d to contact C h a lle n g e r s crew to s a y h e llo , hut the lo n g -d is ta n c e c o n n e c­ tion fiz z le d . Reagan had b e lte r l in k and lo o k the o p p o rtu n ity to lo b b y G a rn for su p p o rt. " Y o u ’re d o in g a fine Job u p th e re but I c o u ld use y o u r h e lp d o w n h e re to h d p gel the f e d e r a l b u d g e t u n d e r c o n t r o l a n d a r ra n g in g a ss is ta n c e (or s o m e people lig h t­ ing fo r t h e ir freedo m In C e n tr a l A m e ric a ," R eagan sa id D is c o v e r y Is te n ta tiv e ly s c h e d u le d to to u ch d o w n b u ck at the F lo r id a sh u ttlrp o rt at 7:1 7 a .m . F rid a y lo e n d Its seven day m iss io n . 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N ine m o re fo il p ackets o f c o c a in e were aluo fo u n d In the p o c k e t o f a p a ir o f Je a n s on the b a c k s e a t o f the c a r. a (Miller repo rt sa id . T h e drive r. R ic h a r d E d w a rd •Jo n e s, 2 4 . o f 8 0 S e m in o le G a rd e n s . S a n fo rd , w a s arrested a lo n g w ith E rn e st A n d e rs o n . 33. o( O s te e n , a n d D o n a ld H ay H o o k s . 25. of 10 03 W . N in th St.. S a n fo rd . F o llo w in g tho se a r re s ts police e n te re d the bar a n d a rre ste d the fo u r th suspect a fte r th e y re­ p o rte d ly found a s ta s h o f co ca in e In a restroom In a n area w here p o lic e had s e e n th e su sp e ct m other. A s h e r tlT s report sa id the m o le s ta tio n s o c c u rre d at the g ir l's ho m e. L a w m e n are In ­ v e stig a tin g th e a lle g a tio n s. A n a n e s t has n o t b e e n m ade In the case.* A ction Reports ★ Fires it Courts •kPolice CHURCH SLEEPER s ta n d in g , the r rp o rt said. V lr g e l D B ra x to n . 32. o f 146 B e th u n e C irc le . S a n fo rd , w a s a rre s te d at 4:25 p in. W e d n e s ­ day. H e re m a in e d In Jail to d a y . TRASHERNABBED O n e o f tw o m e n w h o r e ­ p o rte d ly ra n w hen a S a n fo r d p o lic e m a n sp o tted them d u m p ­ in g t r a s h o n Y a le D r iv e In S a n fo rd w a s nabbed n e a r the scen e a n d c h a rg e d w ith lit t e r in g a n d r e s is t in g arrest w ith o u t v io ­ len ce. P o lic e s a id the o lflc e r w a s r e s p o n d in g to a c o m p la in t c a ll a b o u t Ille g a l d u m p e rs w h e n he saw th e tw o m e n w ho ran. C h a s e d a n d ca p tu red a r o u n d n o o n T u e s d a y w as F r a n k Le e W h e e le r. 35. o f 1811 W . 15th St.. S a n fo rd . He w as la te r freed on * 5 0 0 bo n d. GIRL ASSAULTED A 2 8 -y e a r-o ld O v ie d o w o m a n re p o rte d to S e m in o le C o u n t y s h e r i f f ' s d e p u t ie s t h a t h e r 11 -year-o ld d a u g h te r h a s been fo n d le d o n seve ra l o c c a s io n s b y a 41 -y e a r-o ld O vie d o m a n . T h e la test a ssa u lt o c c u rr e d o n S u n d a y a n d the girl re p o rte d It a n d th e o th e r a ss a u lts to h e r A m an w h o h a d re p o rte d ly been h a n g in g a ro u n d a F e rn P a rk c h u r c h fo r a few d a ys a n d sle e p in g th e re h a s been charged w ith b u rg la ry . T h e m an. w h o h a s no lis te d a d d re ss , w as b e in g held In the S e m in o le C o u n ty Ja il today In lie u o f * 5 .0 0 0 bond. S h e r iffs d e p u tie s w ere c a lle d to the S a le m B a p tis t C h u rc h o n U .S. H ig h w a y 17-92 to look for the m an o n T u e s d a y . A suspect w a s located n e a r the c h u rc h a n d d e p u tie s to ld h im to leave th e area, a s h e r lfT s re p o rt said A fte r th e m a n left, d e p u tie s q u estio n e d th e c h u r c h 's p a sto r a n d a n o th e r c h u r c h m a n w h o s a id th e s u s p e c t h a d b e e n h a n g in g a r o u n d th e c h u rc h a n d a p p a r e n tly s le e p in g there. A w in do w o f th e c h u r c h had been fotced o p e n a n d a c h a ir d a m ­ aged that th e s u s p e c t had a p p a r­ e n tly ste p p e d o n w h ile c lim b in g In the w in d o w , th e report said. A m e m b e r o f the c h u rc h h a d rep o rte d ly fo u n d the m an Inside the c h u r c h a t a b o u t 9 a m . S u n d a y a n d ra n h im ofT. th e report sa id A b u lle tin w a s Issued for th e m a n d e p u tie s h a d shooed a w a y from the c h u r c h a n d G re g o ry BURGLARIES ft th at th re e g o lf c lu b s w it h a c o m b in e d v a lu e o f * 1 8 0 w e re sto le n fro m her ca r T u e s d a y w h ile It w a s p a r k rd at c it h e r th e THEFT9 A t h ie f to o k t h r e e s t e r e o s p e a k e rs w ith a c o m b in e d v a lu e o f * 6 0 0 from a sh e d b e h in d the h o m e o f C h a rle s B a g ie v . 30. o f 2 4 0 0 R a n d a ll St.. S a n fo rd . T h e sh e d w a s b u rg la riz e d o n Feb. I o r 2 a n d a report w a s not filed w it h d e p u tie s u n til T u e s d a y . FEDERAL BENEFITS T h re e *1 00 b ills w e re sto le n M o n d a y from H u b e rt T lls o n 's h o m e at 1006 E . 2 0 t h S t.. S a n fo rd , a police re p o rt said. T h e th ie f entered the h o m e th ro u g h th e fro n t door a n d to o k one o f th e b ills from 14-year-old H e n c ry T lls o n 's bedroom . T h e p e rso n th e n sto le two o th e r 9 1 0 0 b ills fro m H u b e rt's b e d ro o m , the re ­ p o rt sa id fo r V e te ra n s a n d D e p e n d e n ts • ELIGIBILITY *W II. H trti. Vietnem S*f»k# end Non Struct Connodrd A typ ew rite r, ste re o a n d tw o m e n 's su its v a lu e d to g e ih e r at a b o u t *1 .32 5 w ere s to le n fro m a d o c t o r 's o f f ic e a t 3 3 0 N M a n g o u stln e A v e .. S a n fo rd , a p o lic e rc jx irt said. D r. K e n n e th W in g , the o w n e r o f th e b u ild in g , r e p o r te d lo S a n fo r d jKilice so m e o n e b ro k e a w in d o w on the s o u th sid e o f the b u ild in g betw een F r id a y a n d M o n d a y and stole i h r ite m s • PENSION S trik e end Non S tr ik e Connected • SOCIAL SECURITY CREDITS • These and Many More Federal Benefits Now Available Revised booklet lor veterans benrllts re rtttlv jn ib lls liril In tinVeterans Administration now .nailable lo luuMiratih ills* barn cd Veterans at no cost M a ry C. D a le y . 6 5 . o f 38 3 H a c ie n d a V illa g e , W in t e r S p r in g s . rrjK irte d to d e p u tie s Seminole Brevard Public De fender J.R Russo, left, and Willlo King, job placement coordinator, look over some of the work Shirley Crowley has done in Russo's Sanford office. Shirley is a Lake Mary High School student and Is one of the first stu­ dents to get a job under the new program. P.0. Box 928, Lak* Mary, FL 32746 Name Address City ___ State Year Of Discharge Type of Discharge. the s t u d e n t s ' sch o o ls w h e n e v e r possible. In a d d itio n to m a k in g su re th e s tu d e n ts gel clus-t credit-* fo r th e ir on-the-job tr a in in g , the teacher* w ill jiro v ld e a d d itio n a l g u id a n c e a n d *u p ervl* lo n to h e lji th e H tu den l* keep t h e ir Job* " T h e p ro g ra m I* a real a**et to the v o ca tio n a l e d u c a tio n d e jiu rtm e n t o f S e m in o le C o u n t y ." T o u sle *a ld. O n e o f th e a tu d rn ta w h o w o u ld p ro b a b ly a g ree U S h ir le y C ro w le y . T h e L a k e M a ry H ig h S c h o o l stu d en t l* n m e m b e r r if the Job p la c e m e n t |>rogrum a n d w an h ire d b y th e S a n fo rd b r a n c h o f the S e m in o le B re v a rd P u b lic D efend er'* o lT lc r re ce n tly . A* p a rt o f h e r d u tie s *he helji* g a th e r In fo rm a tio n for the v a rio u s c r im in a l case* h a n d le d b y olTlcr a t ­ to rn e y s. " I t h in k (the jiro g ra m l Is g o in g lo w o rk o u l w e ll In th e o ffic e ." sa id P u b lic D e fe n d e r J .R . Russo. H r sa id jia r l o f i h r reason S h ir le y w u s hired w a s "I n o tic e d sh e w a n te d to lie a n e x e c u tiv e se cre ta ry a n d y o u need lo start s o m e w h e re " R u s s o s a id s lu d r n ls In th e Job p la c e m e n t jiro g ra m a re Ideal for s o m e Jo bs h is office h a s w h ic h o ffe r o n ly a few h o u r s o f e m p lo y m e n t u w eek. A lth o u g h It w us not m u c h o f u factor In h is d e c is io n to h ire S h irle y . R u s s o sa id h r th o u g h t the fin a n c ia l c o m p e n sa tio n o f e m p lo y e rs w o u ld Ik - a b e n e fit for s tu d e n ts s e e k in g e m p lo y m e n t th ro u g h i h r pro g ra m R u s s o a d d ed d ia l the jiro g ra m w as Im p o rta n t for s t u d e n t s because It g iv e * them " u c iu a l c o n fid e n c e . O n c e y o u 'v e d o n e w h a t yo u have o n ly read a lx iu l In cla ss, you g a in c o n fid e n c e ." K in g s i l d d ia l once s t u d e n t s w h o have w o rk e d In I h r |>rogram g ra d u a te h ig h sc h o o l. II Is h o p e d d ia l th e y w ill Ik - able lo m o v e o n to bigger a n d In-tier t h in g s a n d use d ie s k ills th e y have le a rn e d . F o r m o re In fo rm a tio n o n h o w lo hire a s lu d r n i In th e Job p la cem e n t p ro g ra m , co ntact K in g at 322 3388. — R o g e r S im m o n s ★ * 1100 FRENCH AVI. 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L o n g w o o d or N evada B o b 's H o u s e o f G o lf in O rlan d o . r O R F U R T H E R I N F O R M A T I O N A T NO C O S T O R O B L I O A T I O N F I L L O U T C O U P O N B F .L O W A N D M A I L T O : Students Get Some Extra Help In Finding Jobs G o in g out Into th e m a rk e tp la c e u n d fin d in g u Job Is a n a tu ra l p a rt o f g ro w in g u p fo r m ost stu d e n ts. Hut lo r th o s e w h o have h a n d ic a p s o r are a c a d e m ic a lly o r fin a n c ia lly d is a d v a n ta g e d , the ta sk c a n !>e a fr u s t r a t in g one. A new Joint p r o g r a m b y the S e m in o le C o u n t y s c Ik m i I d istric t a n d the 1'rlvatc In d u s try C o u n c il u lrn s to c h a n g e th a t b y le a c h in g students the s k ills necessary to la n d a Job and keep It. T h e S e m in o le C o u n t y J o b T r a in in g Placement P ro je c t Is Just u few w e e k s old. but a lre a d y It h a s a c h ie v e d su cc e ss b y h e lp in g stu d e n ts g a in Jobs th e y m igh t not h a v e g o tte n oth erw ise, a c c o rd in g to p ro g ra m c o o rd in a to r W illie K in g . E d d ie T ossle. D ir e c to r o f V o c a tio n a l E d u c a t io n fo r S e m in o le s c h o o ls , s a id the Idea for th e p ro je ct w a s f o r m u la te d w it h th e P r iv a t e I n d u s t r y C o u n c il, w h ich Is a J o in t p a rtn e r In the e n d e a v o r. E a c h hig h s c h o o l In the c o u n ty Is ta rg e tin g s tu d e n ts lo r th e p ro g ra m w h o are e c o n o m ic a lly d isa d v a n ta g e d , u re p o te n tia l d ro p o u ts , o r w h o m u y be lo sin g In te re st In school. K in g , w ho Is a m e m b e r o f the P r iv a t e I n d u s try C o u n c il, said th e p ro g ra m w ill h elp s t u d e n t s get Jo b s that w ill p r o v id e th e m tra in in g , m o n e y a n d h o p e fu lly a re a so n to re m a in In s c h ix il a n d resist th e urg e to d ro p o u t . T h e project h e lp s e v a lu a te stu d e n ts a n d d ire c t th e m tow ards c a re e r s fo r w h ich th e y c o u ld Inq u a lifie d . A s a n e x a m p le , a stud ent w h o m ig h t w a n t to lie a lia s k e lb a ll p la y e r c o u ld f in d o u t that h r has a greater u p t lt u d r for the c o m m u n ic a t io n s Held. A lte r Id e n tify in g the Held s tu d e n ts w u/it to e n te r, they ure g iv e n Job s k ills tra in in g w h U h cun tie a jip llr d to a n y Jo b situ a tio n a n d I n c lu d e s tip s o n how In g e l a Job. K in g M ild s t u d e n t s go t h r o u g h m o c k J o b I n t e r v ie w s w h e r e f ir m h a m ls h a k r s a n d e y e r o n la c t ure e m p h a s iz e d to p re p a re them fo r a c tu a l Interview s. T h e next p h a s e o f the program Is lln d ln g a p a rt-tim e Job fo r th e s tu d e n ts after s c h o o l. A s an Incentive, at th e e n d o f 135 h o u rs (th e m in im u m e m p lo y m e n t p e rio d to w h ic h the e m p lo y e r m u st agree) em |»loyers are re im b u rse d 9 2 2 5 b y the S c h o o l Hoard, w h ic h Is 5 0 percent o f s a la r y jia ld the stud ents. T h e b in d s for r e im b u r s in g the e m p lo y e rs c o m e s fro m a federal J o b P a r tn e r s h lji T r a in in g A s s is ta n c e A c t grant. In the flnul p a rt o f the program , lu lln w -u p v is its a re m ade by c o o jie ra tlv e ed u ca tio n te a c h e rs from J o s e p h B ro w n . 22 . w a s arre ste d In th e w o o ds b e h in d L a k e S e m i­ n a r y C irc le . A lta m o n te S p rin g s , a b o u t 1:30 p.m. RUSTIC S O U D PINE DINETTE! P*rtfffk« m dankjftrh*nc* kjum. CondmcW at V*tj fV* mart)bm*,«M«l S O l* u im .om .amim n Uffwf and tr«rafc Supr V* a*' Scfwv hv* JO* 60 • 90 Day» W ith N o F in a n c e Charge Take M a n y fo o n th t to Pay W ith SterchTs P e rs o n a liz e d C redit! M C ca e rx iM s o a o R * •• 0 0 �Evening Herald (USPS 411-280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 33771 Arra Code 305 322 2611 or 831 0993 Thursday, April IS, 1985—4A W«yn« D Dcylt. Publuher Thomas Giordano, Managing Editor Melvin Adkins, Advertising Director Munir Delivery Week. 81 10. Month. 84 75. 3 Months. • I t 23; 6 Months. 127 00. Yrar. 831 OO ily Mall Wrrk. • I 50 Month. 80 OO. 3 Months. SIS 0 0 . 0 Months. 832 50 Yrar. »M) OO The Budget Compromise A good poker player, we arc told, knows when to hold hits cards and when to fold 'em. Ronald Reagan has the shrewdness of a good draw poker player He Just Improved his hand by reaching a compromise with Senate Republicans. He discarded his Insistence on a real Increase of more than 6 percent next year In defense spending. He agreed to 3 percent a year, after Inflation, for the next three years. He also discarded Ills Insistence that Social Security benefits not Ik - touched. He agreed to a formula that will limit the cost-of-living increase to 2 percent for 1986. 1987 and 1988. unless Inflation exceeds 4 percent. Then the cost-of-living Increase will be the rate ol Inllation minus two percentage (mints. In return, he got agreement by the Senate Republicans to a big package of spending cuts for domestic programs. The cuts would eliminate 17 programs entirely and reduce 30 others substantially. Some programs would Ik- cut even more than the president proposed In January. Others would be cut more than tlie* Senate Hudgcl Committee was willing to c nt The compromise Is a good one. If you believe the federal deficit Is the most urgent problem facing the government, and we do. In dealing with Congress, the president Is following the strategy he used as governor of California In dealing with the Legislature. In January, he took a lough position on the budget and belli It as long as he could. Now at the time of the Easter congressional recess, be has agreed to (he best compromise he could get with his strongest sup|M)rters, the Senate Republicans, whose support Is essen­ tial to Ills success. To have held out longer might have made the While House Irrelevant lo the budget premess. Now Reagan remains very much In the game. The compromise makes the necessary moves lo maintain the pressure for cuts In domestic spending. Defense spending Is not Iw-lng cut. but the requested Increase has been cut In hull. Social Security benefit I n c re a s e s a re b e in g re d u ce d . That m e a n s there can be serious consideration of painful steps like cut ling farm price supports, cupping health expenditures and reducing student loans — all s te p s that arc (>olltlcally unpopular bccuuse they hurt (he middle class its well as the poor and the wealthy. This Is a painful business for congressmen, who love to launch new programs, expand old ones and ladle out benefits but hate to examine existing programs to see where cuts can be made. Further compromises will certainly liuvc to Ik- made by the White House. The Democratic majorlty In the House of Representatives will surely be more demanding In the negotiations than the R e p u b li c a n majority in the Semite. In the end. there must be four elements of compromise, we were told March 31 by seven lormer chairmen of the Council of Economic Advisers. These sachems — four Republicans and three Democrats — said entitlement programs like Smiul Security and Medicare would have to be cut, other domestic spending reduced, the defense spending Increase scaled buck and tuxes Increased. Please Write L e t t e r * t o t h e e d it o r a r e w e lc o m e fo r p u b lic a t io n . A l l le t t e r * m u a t b e s ig n e d a n d In c lu d e a m u llin g a d d r e s * a n d . If p o s s ib le , a t e le p h o n e n u m b e r . T h e E v e n in g H e r a ld r e s e r v e s t h e r ig h t to e d it l e t t e r s t o a v o id lib e l a n d t o a c c o m m o d a te s p a c e . BERRYS WORLD D O N ALD LA M B R O Junkets By AID's Personnel Costly W A S H IN G T O N — W h ile U .S . ta x p a y e rs w o rk to h e lp feed the s t a r v in g p e o p le o f the w o rld , the g o v e rn m e n t's fo re ig n a id a g e n c y has been u s in g so m e o f that m o n e y to se n d Its m edia p ro m o tio n s ta ff on w asteful o v e rs e a * ju n k e t* — fro m P a rts to Rom*-. T h e sto ry 's d e ta ils are the pro du ct o f a thre e-w eek probe. M y In v e stig a tio n n o t o n ly u n c o v e re d som e g r o s s ly u n n e c e ss a ry tra v e l bu t a ls o revealed how a o n e e -tln y p u b lic r e la tio n s b u re a u c ra c y has b e en w a s te fu lly e x p a n d e d to p ro m o te the ca re ers o f to p A I D o fficials. H e a d in g A I D 's ju n k e t e e r s Is C a lh r y n C . S e m e ra d . 42. a s t u n n in g b ru n ette w it h an e q u a lly s tu n n in g title fo r an agency p re s s o ffic ia l assistant a d m in is tr a to r for A lf). w h ic h p a y s h e r 86 9 .5 0 0 a y e a r. H e r exp a n d e d p re s s a n d p u b lic In fo rm a tio n o p e ra tio n , w h ich c a r r ie s I he o v e rb lo w n title o f B u re a u o f E x te rn a l A ffa ir s , n o w n u m b e rs 42 e m p lo y e e s und b o a sts a n a n n u a l budget o f m o re th a n 82 .25 m illio n — $ 1.6 m illio n ol w h ic h Is fo r sa la rie s. In the past tw o y e a rs , a c c o rd in g to A ID I n f o r m a t io n o l l u i . i l R h e a J o h n s o n . 31 em p loyee s o f A I D '* p ress office h a v e ta k e n trip s — som e fo r tw o to thre e vfeeks at a t im e — w ith M rs. S e m erad le a d in g the pack w it h 10 t rip s to her credit. 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R eagan s a y s he w an ts lo entp h u s lz r r e c o n c ilia t io n w h ile co m m c m o ru tln g d ie 4()th a n n iv e rs a ry of Ihe end o f W o r ld W a r II In Euro|>e. but d ie A m e r ic a n Legio n u p p u re n d y nuclei stands d ie delicate n a tu re o f that m is s io n I x i l r r than d o e s Ihe presid ent: " H o n o r in g th e G e rm a n w a r de ad w h ile Ig n o rin g the th o u san d * o f A lllr d w a r d e a d w h o fought th e r r and d ie m illio n s o f E u ru p e a n J e w s w ho w ere v ic t im s o f the T h ir d R e ic h has n o lh ln g to d o w ith r e c o n c ilia ­ tion " c u p l l a o p e r a t in g c o s t . " M an y a tte m p ts h a v e h ern m a d e In Ihe past to sh u t do w n su ch o u t ­ m oded unit u n n e ce ssa ry fa c ilitie s E a c h tim e , the jM ihtlclans c o m e to Ihe rescue. F a r lllilc s lh a l had t h e ir best use In th e 1940s o r e a rlie r are d e sc rib e d b y t h r ir c o n g re s s io n a l defender* as b e in g v irtu a lly the firs t lin e of defense ag ain st the S o v ie t U n io n . U n til 1977. th e E x e c u tiv e B r a n c h had a re la tiv e ly free hand In c lo s in g obsolete fa c ilitie s. T w o years la te r. Presid e n t C a r te r m ad e ih r m is ta k e n l s ig n in g le g is la tio n that d r a s tic a lly lim ite d the P re s id e n t's a b ilit y to realig n buses T ix la y . the P e n ta g o n m u s t o b t a in a m a jo r c t o n o m ( r -e n v iro n m e n ta l s tra te g ic Im p a c t stu d y fur e a c h c lo s u re p ro p o sa l, w ith a p rice tag o f ubout 81 m illio n each. O ne b ra v e c o n g re s s m a n . U .S . R e p D e n n y S m it h IR-O re) h a s in tro d u ce d le g is la tio n to give Ihe E x e c u tiv e B r a n c h m o re fle x ib ility In a lig n in g the base s tru c tu re fo r the arm ed forces. T h e d iffic u lty he faces Is attested b y the fact that he h a s not been a b le to locate a s in g le c o s p o n s o r In e ith e r the H o u se or Senate. " T r a g ic a lly . " he says, " n a ­ tio n al s e c u rity d e c is io n s urc b e in g thw arted by lo c a l p o litic a l In te re sts that sabotage e ffo rts to p ro v id e a stron g n a tio n a l d efense In a fis c a lly re sp o n sib le m a n n e r ." In recent m o n t h s Ihe p u b lic h a s heard u lot fro m anti-defense c o n ­ g re s sm e n w h o c o m p la in o f th e se rvice s b u y in g 8 6 0 0 h a m m e rs a n d s im ila r Item*. B u t there Is sile n c e , o n Ihe part o f b o th pro-defense a n d a n ti defense c o n g re s sm e n a lik e , o n Ihe o v e rc h a rg in g o f ih e ta x p a y e rs for m ilita ry b a se s th at aren't needed . 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A c c o r d in g lo H e rrin g , h r w o u ld be met at the M a n a g u a a irp o rt b y a N ic a ra g u a n w h o se r c d as V r s c o 's co n ta ct w it h th e S a n d nixtu re g im e . T h is m a n w o u ld lead H e rrin g u n ­ ch a lle n g e d th ro u g h the d ip lo m a ts ' s r c llo n o f ih e a ir p o r t . N ic a ra g u a n so ld ie rs w o u ld th e r p ic k u p H e r r in g 's lu g g a g e a n d escort h im lo a w a llin g m ilita ry tran sp o rt p la n e , w h ic h w o u ld fly h im to a n o ld lic e p la n ta tio n o n Ihe o pp osite s h o re o f L a ke M a n a g u a . T h e p la n ta tio n h a d been o w n e d b y t h r la te A n a a t a s lo S o m o za . the d ic ta to r o v e rth ro w n by the S a n d ln ls t u s ln 1979 At th r p la n ta tio n . H e rrin g sa y s, he w o u ld In stru c t the N ic a ra g u a n s how to c u t c o k e to stretch , sa y . 2 5 k ilo g ra m s o f the s tu ff Into 30. 3 5 o r 4 0 kilo s. O n at least one o c c a sio n . H e rrin g says. 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Paul Alegre socked his fifth h o m e r W e d n e s d a y but Lyman lost to Apopka. O v ie d o ra n Its re c o rd to 13-7 w ith th e w in w h ile B ra n tle y fe ll to 8 1 4 T h e L io n s clo se o u t the O ra n g e B e ll C o n fe re n c e se a so n tod a y us th e y tra v e l to O rla n d o to t u k r o n B is h o p M oore. O v ie d o Is 8-1 In ih e O B C . tie d w llh O sce o la K is s im m e e . L a k e B r a n tle y c lo s e s out the r r g u la r season F r id a y at L a k e H o w ell. Softball T h e Lady L io n s b ro k e o pe n a c lo s e gam e w ith fo u r r u n s In ih e fo u rth a n d then w ra p p ed II ii(> w ith three m o re In th e flflh . B ra n tle y d id n 't sco re u n t il Ihe b o tto m o f the seventh. O v ie d o to o k a 1-0 lead In Ihe lo p o f Ihe se ve n th w h e n B e a sle y s in g le d In C a ro lin e C h a v is . 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I -»# , * | S ,-# . m 4 m * * - * • > • # ■ *< ■ **-* ** I �4 A —Evening Herald, Sanlord, FI. Thurwlsy, April II, m i State Certifies Non-Typical Deer Record A w h ite -ta ile d d e e r scortgn 181 2/8 p in ts h a s been c e rtifie d b y the F lo rid a G a m e a n d F re s h W a te r F is h C o m m is s io n (G F C ) a s the n e w sta te r e c o r d fo r n o r t- ly p lc a l d e e r an tle rs. T h e re c o rd b u c k w as k ille d b y J u n io r H u rs t o f B lo u n ts to w n . H e k ille d the d e e r In D e c e m b e r 1 9 7 0 In C a lh o u n C o u n t r y . H u r s t's b u c k su rp a ss e s the p re v io u s reco rd for a n o n -ty p ic a l ra c k w h ic h sco re d 163 l/H p o in ts. It w a s ta k e n b y B illy H oe B a ss o f M a d iso n In 1975. T h e G F C I n itia te d the F lo r id a B u c k re g is try In Ihe fa ll o f 1982 to re c o g n ize the biggest ra c k e d d e e r k ille d In Ihe state. A n t ic r s a re sc o re d a s e ith e r t y p ic a l o r n o n -ly p lc a l d e p e n d in g o n th e ir sh a p e and c o n fig u ra tio n . A n o n -ly p lc a l ru c k is one wi t h p o in ts that are u n u s u a l In lo c a tio n and o rig in a te fro m tit her p o in ts o r fro m the sid e s o r the b o tto m o f the m a in a n t le r beam . H u rst k ille d the b u c k w h ile d o g h u n tin g w ith c o m p a n io n s near C la rk s v ille . A llh o u g h tim e c lo u d e d h is m r m o r y o f the d e ta ils. H u rst re m e m b e rs the day w a s ra in y and SPORTS INBRIEF Ball M o to r Lino Boun ces B a ck ; E lks Trim K n ig h ts In N in e , 7-6 (tall M o to r I,Inc b o u n c e d b a rk fro m a lo u g h lo w o n M o n d a y to c la im a 10-7 v ic to ry o v e r K lw a n ls W e d n e sd a y In S a n fo rd J u n io r L e a g u e a c tio n at C h a s e I’a rk . H all M o to r L in e Im proved to 5 1 a n d re m a in e d In firs t place w h ile K l w a n s fell to 3-2. A s ix ru n first In n in g led the w ay for H a ll M o to r l-lne. T h e o n ly h it in the I n n in g w a s a tw o-run s ln g lr o ff the fiat of H u rn e tl W a s h in g to n . S e v e n w a lk s a lso o p e n e d the door for Ihe b ig Inning. H a ll M otor L in e se w e d u p the w in w tih th re e ru n s In Ihe fo u rth . S in g le s b y J lm b o L u c a s a n d J a y A d c o c k w ere the k e y b its A d r o c k h a d I w o o f the fo u r h it s for B a ll. K lw a n ls had s ix h its In Ihe gam e bu t B a ll M o to r L in e had Ix-Mer c o n tro l p itc h in g . B e rn a rd M itc h e ll w a s 3 for 4 to lead K lw a n ls at the p la te . In W e d n e sd a y n ig h t 's first gam e. J e f f S m it h 's sa c rific e lly drove In the w in n in g ru n In the to p o f the n ln lh In n in g a s E lk s u p en d ed K n ig h ts o f C o lu m b u s . 7-6. T h e K n ig h ts h a d r u n u p a 6-1 lead a fte r tw o in n in g s but E lk s ca m e h a c k w it h in 6-4 by Ihe fifth . 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L a rry W illiam s r iS H I N O H U N T IN G Flo rid a W ildlife, the G F C c o n s e rv a tio n m a g a zin e , has o pened Its 19H5 photographyco n te st. said ed ito r J o h n W a te rs. J r . T h e co n te st h a s fo ur ca te g o rie s a n d is o p e n lo e v e ryo n e . W a te rs sa id last y e a r s co n te st received so m e 4 5 5 en tries, a n d the 16 w in n e rs w ere p a id 8 5 4 5 for th e ir p u b lis h e d photos. T h e fo u r 1985 cate g o ries are A. B ird s . B. M a m m a ls . C . F is h . A m p h i b i a n s . I n ­ v e rteb rates. a n d R e p tile s. D. H u n tin g a n d F is h in g In F lo rid a O n ly c a te g o ry D m a y sh o w people In the p ic tu re . W it h t h is m a n y c a te o g o rle s n o o n e s h n o u ld be left out o f the fun. D e a d lin e for a ll c n lr le s to be re ce iv e d is J u n e 28 , 1985. O N Iy 3 5 m m c o lo r s lid e s o r la r g e r c o lo r tra n s p a r e n c y p o s itiv e s are e lig ib le . 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S tu d e n ts a r r also g iv e n the o p p o r­ tu n ity to p a rtic ip a te In liv e -firin g o f rifles, sh o tg u n g s. a n d b o w s-and-arro w s. Bu t that d id n 't s lo p h im fro m g e ttin g the deer w hen he fin a lly had the o p p o rtu n ity . H u rst sa id he d id n ’t w eigh the b u c k , bu t he Im-IIv c s It w lg h e d ab o u t 1HO p o u n d s o r so w h ic h w o u ld not be u n u s u a l fo r b u r k x In the a re a 's fa r m in g c o u n try . T h e deer s ra c k w as 2 2 tin e s a n d Is 2 6 Inches at Its w idest lo ca tio n . In d iv id u a ls m u st first p ass th stu d en t test and th e n a ssist a c e rtifie d In stru c o r la-fore b e c o m in g ce rtifie d as In stru c to rs th e m se lve s, Not o n ly w ill In s tru c to rs hagve pride In fu r th e rin g the sp o rt of h u n tin g hut they m a y a c tu a lly h elp sa v e liv e s th ro u g h t he p ro m o tio n o fs.d e g u n h a n d lin g BASEBALL ROUNDUP Smith's sac fly. 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Indians 3 TBI: S te ro id s A t V a n d erb ilt California's Rod Carew was 2 (or 4 with a triple and scored Ihe winning run as the Angels upended Minnesota Wednesday, 4 3. Carew ran his career hit total to 2,957. A'a 8, Mariners 4 A t O a k la n d . M lk r D a vis h it a so lo lim n e r a n d Angels 4. Twins 3 A t M tnnra|x)l!x G a r y P e ttis sin g le d h o m e tw o r u n * to h e lp the A n g e ls h a n d the T w in s th e ir s ix t h stra ig h t loss. J im S la to n . 1-0. sca tte re d se ve n h it* o ver » lx In n in g s. T h e v e te ra n r ig h t ­ h a n d e r s tru c k o u t fo u r a n d w a lk e d none. D o n n ie M o u re p itch e d the fin a l Ihree In n in g • for h i* flr» l save. Soto Charged With Simple Battery A T L A N T A lU P I| — C in c in n a ti Red* pi le tte r M a rio S o to h a s a co u p le u f a p p e a ra n c e s to m a k e the n e x t tim e h e 's In A ila n ta : o ne o n the m o u n d a n d Ih r o th e r b e fo rru ju d g e . A fte r p it c h in g the R e d s to a 2-1 v ic to ry T u e s d a y n ig h t. S o to w ent out o n the to w n in c e le ­ b r a t e a n d w o u n d u p b e in g c h a rg e d w it h s im p le b a it r r y as the ir s u lt o f a n e a rly W e d n e sd a y m o rn in g n ig h t c lu b lig h t. Baseball T h e R e d s’ rig h t-h a n d e r w as a r re s tr d abo u t 12 4 5 a m E S I W e d n e sd a y for a lle g e d ly h illin g a w a ite r at the L im e lig h t disco. S o to. 28. o f t h r D o m in ic a n R e p u b lic , w a s u rd e rrd to re tu rn to the A tla n ta M u n ic ip a l C o u rt fur tria l J u n e 14. th e n ext lim e | I I the R e d s a rc In to w n to p la y ih e B ra v e s. W itn e s s e s to ld p o lic e a m a n a p p ro a c h e d S o lo und sp o ke to h im . T h r m a n th e n w a lk e d o v e r a n d sta rte d ta lk in g lo S a r b u c h c r w h o sa id S o lo ca m e o v er a n d o rd e re d h im to h ave ih e m a n t h r o w n out of Ihe c lu b . 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S e e in g he d ld n ‘ 1 have tim e lo m a k e the p la y at llr s l, S h in e s th re w h o m e w here c a tc h e r M lk r F ll/ g r r a ld r a s lly tagged o u t S m it h lo r n d th r gam r " H r (S m ith ) w a s g o in g a ll Ih r w a y ," St. turn Is m u n a g rr W h lte y H e rzo g sa id . "A bad th ro w a n d we lie Ihe g a m e ." A good th ro w ended It. A lte r a llo w in g un R B I s ln g lr (o •lack C la r k In t h r first Inning. H r s k r t h , a 2 0 - y e a r -old s o u t h p a w , m o w e d d o w n 17 b a ite rs Ik -fore Issu in g a one-out w a lk to C la r k III t h r se ve n th . " J o e d id n 't s la r i real w e ll, but h r fin is h e d s tro n g ," M o n tre a l m u n a g r r B u c k R o d g e rs sa id . " H r r e a lly g o l u g o in g id le r he se ttled d o w n ." It w a s Ih r first o u tin g In 1 1 d a y s for l l r s k r l h . w h o h a s been bo thered b y a n elb o w Injury. 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L o u is lie d the gam e In Its h a lf o f Ihe In n in g w hen C la r k d e liv e re d S m ith w ith a n RBI s in g le Cubs S, Phillies 4 A t C h ic a g o . K e ith M o relan d aton ed for thre e e rro rs w ith fo ur RB I. In c lu d in g a Ihree-run d o u ­ ble that ra p p e d a fo u r-ru n sevr n lh In n in g , lo c a rry tlie C u b a to th eir fifth s tra ig h t v ic to ry . T h e P h illie s are 1-7, th e ir w orst start sin c e 1938 Reds 8 . Braves I A t A tla n ta . N ic k E s a s k y w ent 3-for-4. d ro v e In tw o ru n s and sco red tw ice lo lead Ihe R e d s to a sw eep o f th e ir three-gam e series w ith Ihe B ra v e s R o o k ie T o m B ro w n in g . 1 0 , a llo w e d s ix h its lo r ih e v ic to ry . R e d s' playerm a n ag er Pete Rose had a sin g le to m ove w it h in 8 5 h its o f T y C o b b 's a lL tim e re c o rd o f 4.191. Mats 10. P traUsS A t P itt s b u r g h . 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I r e a liz e o u r paren ts d o n 't o w e u s a n y t h i n g , hut w h e n o u r frie n d s te ll u s how often th e ir p a r e n t s a s k to k e e p t h e i r g rn n d k td s {som etim es lo u r a n d five d a y s at a tim e 1) I rese n t the fart th a t G a r y and I get h e lp from o u r p a re n ts once In a b lu e m o o n — a n d then o n ly w h e n w c a sk fo r It NO N AM ES. P L E A S E Dear Abby grow n c h ild r e n w ith the sa m e d ilem m a. W h a t ’ s th e an sw e r? D A U G H T E R W IT H A D IL E M M A D E A R D A U G H T E R ; Have a s m a ll fa m ily d in n e r in h o n o r y o u r p a re n ts' u n io n , w h ich gave yo u life — e v e n if ih r m arriag e w a sn ’t h a r m o n io u s It w ill In- a la n d m a rk fo r s u r v iv a l. If n o th in g else, and s h o u ld not be ignored. W h o k n o w s, p e rh a p s y o u r fath er w ill m e llo w a n d grow m o re lo v in g in the t w ilig h t of tils life I hope so. 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H o w c o u ld I gain so m e w eigh!? D EAF! R E A D E R : Y o u are p r o b ­ a b ly b u rn in g u p m o re ca lo rie s than yo u are ta k in g In. Y o u m i g h t g a i n w e i g h ! If y o u su p p le m e n te d y o u r regular ih r c c m e als w i t h a p ro te in d rin k lik e C a rn a tio n in s ta n t B reakfast. I doubt th a t y o u have reached y o u r fu ll g ro w th potential, so y o u 'll u n d o u b te d ly f ill out m o re In the y e a rs to co rn e H ow ever. I t h in k yo u ought to ch e c k w ith y o u r p h y s ic ia n so that he o r she c a n m ake su re yo u do n 't h a v e a d e ficien cy o r a m e tab olic d is o r d e r F o r exam p le, a n o v e r a c t lv c t h y r o id g la n d fre q u e n tly c a u s e s w eight loss, t v r n In th e fa re o f Increased appetite. 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I BBS Y o u r le a d e rsh ip q u a litie s w ill l>e g reatly e n h a n c e d In the year ahead. Y o u w ill n o w ste p out In fro n t In s itu a tio n s w h ere you p re v io u sly p la y e d a m in o r rote. ARIES IM a rc h 21 A p r il 19] lie a le rt fur o p p o rtu n e s lg n a in today (H -riainlng to f in a n c ia l ventures. N ew m ru su re s r a n no w lie taken to e n h a n c e y o u r m a t e r i a l g ro w th . T r y in g to p a tc h up a ro m a n c e ? The M a tc h m a k e r set c a n h e lp yo u u n d e r s ta n d w hat It m ig h t la ke to m a k e the rela­ tio n s h ip w ork. T o get yours, m a il B2 to A s tr o - G r a p h . Box 4 8 9 , R a d io C it y S ta tio n . New Y o rk . N Y 10010 TAURUS ( A p ril 2 0 M a y 20) Y o u 'r e n o w e n t e r in g a cycle where you c a n disengage y o u rs e lf from u n p r o d u c tiv e e n ­ t a n g l e m e n t s . L e t t h e m go w ith o u t r r g r e ia u n d s ta rt anew . GEMINI (M ay 2 1 - J u n e 20) S C O R P I O (Oct. 24-N ov. 22 M a tte rs o f Im p ortance s h o u l not be n e g o tia te d In a h a st fa sh io n to d a y . D o n 't be pr« s s u r rd In to m a k in g d e c is io n u n t i l y o u ' v e w e ig h e d e v e r aspect. SAG ITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D er 21) I n itia te th a t diet o r e x e rc ts p ro g ra m y o u ' v e been co n le m p la tln g . T h e odds are b rtte than u s u a l th a t y o u 'll s tic k w ill it If y o u b e g in now . L E O ( J u ly 2 3 -A n g 22 ) B e g in CAPRICORN (Dec. 2 2 - J a n to d a y to set loftie r o b je c tiv e s for 19) A s o f to d a y , yo u w ill h a v y o u r s e lf th a n w hat y o u 'r e a c ­ greater c o n tr o l o v er an Im p o i c u s to m e d . W h en y o u a im h ig h . (ant p e rs o n a l m a tte r. It c a n n o t It w ill In sp ire yo u to b r in g a ll be steered In th e d ire c tio n yoi y o u r ta le n ts Into play. desire. VIROO (A u g . 2 3 - S e p t. 22 ) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 Feb. 1£ Y o u 'r e n o w In s p a tte rn w h e re T w o o f y o u r I m p o r t a n t In y o u w ill p ro fit from m is t a k e s y o u v o lv e m c n ts w ill soon be d ra w in , h a v e m a d e In the p o st Y o u 'v e le a rn e d y o u r lesson a n d c a n n o w to a s u c c e s s fu l c o n c lu sio n . S ta on lo p o f m a tte rs u n til y o u ge go fo rw a rd w ith c o n fid e n c e . the ho p ed-fo r re su lts. L IB R A (S e p t. 2 3 - O c t . 2 3 ) P I S C E S (Feb. 2 0 -M a rch 2C T h e r e 's a good p o s s ib ility th at M ake a n e ffo rt tod ay to be m o r y o u c o u ld gain fro m a Jo in t co n cise a n d tim e c o n sc io u s rc v e n t u r e at t h is tim e . L is t e n g a rd ltig y o u r p la n s. C o n c c n tra t a t te n t iv e ly If so m eo ne w it h a p r im a r ily o n w h a t yo u w a n t ti s u c c e s s fu l tra c k re c o rd m a k e s a a c c o m p lis h w it h in the n ext fev p ro p o s a l. weeks. Y o u c a n now gain b e tte r In sig h t In tu so m e th in g y o u h a v e p re ­ v io u s ly view ed from a n I n te lle c ­ tu a l le v e l. Pay s p e c ia l heed to y o u r h u n c h e s and I n tu itio n CANCER (June 2 1 - J u ly 221 If th e re Is a new v e n tu re y o u 'v e b e e n w a n tin g to sta rt b u t h ave fo u n d e x c u s e after e x c u s e to d e la y , t h is la the tim e to sto p r a tio n a liz in g and la k e p o s itiv e a c tio n . ANNIE TUMBLEWEEDS NORTH H O RO SCO PE A ROBOTICS DEPT. th e h eart k in g a n d th e sp ade By J a m e i Jaco b y q u e e n fo r tlie o p e n in g b id . L a u r ie H y d c r o f C o lo r a d o L a u r ie s im p ly d is c a r d e d a low Sp rin g * In n fin e b rid g e teacher. d ia m o n d from d u m m y o n (he S h e Is also a n exp e rt player, an .o p e n in g lead of the a c e o f c lu b s. d e m o n strated b y t o d a y 's deal T h e r e w u s n o w n o w a y to In llie m o d e rn s ty le . N o rth 's p re v e n t L a u rie fro m m a k in g an tw o -clu b c u e -b id sh o w ed both o v e rt r ic k . m ajors, hut n o t n e c e s sa rily a H a d L a u rie c a re le s s ly ruffed p o w e rfu l h a n d . W h e n L a u rie th e c lu b u c r at Irk k o n e . sh e s till r u n ic In w ith th re e sp ades over thre e rlut>s. N o rth w a s happy to m ig h t have m ade h e r rn n tra c t b y p la y in g the ace a n d q u e e n o f c a r r y on to fo u r. h e a r ts Im m e diately. U u l p la y in g T h ere Is a la rg e e le m e n t o f risk th e a c e a n d k in g o f s p a d e s and lit the p la y ut fo u r spades. B e c a u s e c o m m u n ic a t io n p ro ­ t h e n c o m in g to the J a c k to la k e u h e a rt fin esse w o u ld h a v e led to b le m s abo u nd, d e c la re r rannot d is a s te r. r e a lly afford t h r e r ro u n d s o f tru m p s . Hie o n ly w a y to get to H y the tim e the h e a rt* had her hand In ta k e a h e a rt finesse. b e c o m e good, there w o u ld have b e e n n o w uy for h e r to get to L a u rie so lv e d the problem . d u m m y to use them . A s s u m in g th at W e st held (tolls by T. K. Ryan -wc ecuouse A HUHDIN6F8 Of A POO LIRE M l LEECH/ by Laonard Starr B O ? M PONT LOCH ALL THAT SPECIAL EITHER. AW * * * / HU8PIN0ER6 A N 'T I �Cost Of AIDS In Billions ATLANTA IL'PI) — T h e n a tio n a l C e n te r* for D i s e a s e C o n t r o l h a s e s tim a te * ! t h e c o s t s asso ciated w ith th e firs t 9 .0 0 0 ca ses o f A I D S In i h r U n ited States a re n e a rly 8 1 0 b illio n . In c lu d in g h o sp ita l care a n d lo s t Incom e. The C D C stu d y p u t e a rn in g s loss at 84 2 b illio n a n d d ire ct co sts s u c h a s h o s p ita liz a tio n , o u t ­ patient care a n d d o c to r fees at $5 6 b illio n . A n d these co sts w ill s k y ro c k e t In the fu tu re , th e. C 1 X report said, a s m o re people get the fatal in fe c tio n for w h ic h th e re Is n o trea tm en t o r c u re . T h e fe d rra l h e a lth a g e n c y presented a p a p e r on the co sts of A ID S W e d n e s d a y at the fin a l se ssio n o( a n In te rn a tio n a l A I D S co nference th a t d re w 2 .0 0 0 scien tists. T h e report e m p h a s iz e d that "th ese c o st fig u re s are e s tim a te s ” a n d s a id th e figures " m u s t be used w i t h c a u tio n " b e ca u se th e cost of h o s p ita liz a tio n a n d out-patien t ca re v a rie s from one p a rt o f the n a tio n to ano ther. T h e C D C In clu d ed h o s p ita liz a tio n , o u t p a tien t f a r e , p h y s ic ia n 's fees, w o rk lim e lost a n d lo ss o f fu tu re Incom e In Us A I D S co st estim ate. f o r Its study, the C D C based Its e s tim a te s on ih e loss of the p r o d u c t iv ity o f A ID S v ic t im s 15 y e a rs o ld and o ld e r. It sa id the d ise a se Is p re d ic te d to be IOO p e rc e n t fatal lo r th e 9 .0 0 0 cases. It e s tim a te d h o s p ita liz a tio n co sts at 8 8 3 0 81100 p e r d a y a n d the d ire c t c o st fo r a ll h ea lth c a re per p a tie n t at 8 1 4 0 .0 0 0 th ro u g h the c o u rse o f the Illn e s s . S o m e 7.500 y e a rs o f w ork w ill be lost by th e A I D S v ic tim s. It sa id . I h e A ID S cost e s tim a te w as p rrp a re d b y a g r o u p th at In clu d e d D r. J a m e s W . C u r r a n , d ir e c to r th e I h e C D C s A I D S ta sk force. Robot Helps In Brain Surgery L O N G 1 IL A C M . C a lif . (UP1I A k it c h e n in lx c r - s lz e d robot d e s c rib e d as safer a n d m o re a c c u ra te than a s u rg e o n 's hand h a s h e lp e d d o c to r* s u c c e s s fu lly re m o v e a tu m o r In th e first a p p lic a tio n o f ro b o tic* In h u m a n b ra in s u rg e ry . T h e th re e-h o u r o p e ra tio n w a s p e rfo rm e d last w e e k o n a 52-year o ld m a n at Mt m o rta l M e d ic a l C e n t e r o f L o n g IVeach. d o c to rs said W e d n e s d a y . T h e |rat lent w as re le a se d from the h o s p ita l Sunday. D r. Y lk S a n K w o h . w h o d e ve lo p e d the c o m p u te r p ro g ra m that m a k e s th e a r m w ork, s a id the m a c h in e w ill never r e p la c e u s u rg ro n In the o p e ra tin g room , but It is a m a jo r Im p ro v e m e n t In the w a y tu m o rs are lo c a te d and rem oved fro m the b ru in . “ T h e ro b o tic arm Is sa fe r, faster a n d fa r less In v a s iv e th a n c u rre n t s u r g ic a l p n re e d u rrs a n d h a s a degree of a c c u r c y that no h u m a n c o u ld h o p e to m a tc h .” K w o h sa id . " T h e ro b o tic a rm Is n e ith e r u th re a t n o r s u b s t itu t e for the s u rg e o n 's s k ill, rather, th e robot Is th e s u rg e o n 's h e lp e r." h e sa id . T h e te c h n iq u e m e a n s le s s r is k to the p a tie n ts , d o c to rs sa id , because m a t e r ia l does not h a v e to be In je cte d Into the s k u ll to h e lp fin d the t u m o r a n d g e n e ra l an e sth e sia Is n o t re q u ire d . It a lso c u t* the a v e ru g e h o s p ita liz a tio n tim e , re su ltin g in lo w e r c o sts, d o c to rs said. 'Health Consciousness' Reduces Heart Attacks I tO S T O N (U I’II H e a lth ie r life s ty le s , not m e d ic a l b re a k th ro u g h s , h a v e d r a m a tic a lly re ­ d u ce d the U,S. d e a th ra te fro m heart a tta c k s d u r in g the last 25 years^ a 2 7 -y e a r stu d y s h o w e d to d a y . R e d u c tio n * In c ig u r e llc sm o k in g , c h o le s te ro l a n d h ig h b lo o d p re s su re p lu s an Incre ase in p h y s ic a l ac t i vi t y h ave a ll se rved to re d u ce the n u m b e r o f fa ta l heart a ltu c k s . It said T h e s u rv e y o f 1 0 0 .0 0 0 c o m p a n y e m p lo y e e s lo u n d th at m a le e m p lo y e e s w ere 28 p ercen t less lik e ly to d ie of a heart a t t a c k In 1983 th a n t hey w ere In 1957, W h ile an Im p ro v em e n t w a* sh o w n for a ll m a le e m p lo y e e s , tho se In m a n a g e m e n t a n d p r o ­ fe s s io n a l p o sitio n * had a 3 8 percent d e c lin e In d e a th s fro m heart a t t a c k s , w h llr ra te s for e m p lo y e e s p a id by the h o u r drop|>ed o n ly 18 p e rce n t. " T h e ' d i f f e r e n c e Is p r o b a b l y d u e t o s o c io e c o n o m ic fa c to rs ." sa id S id n e y (’e ll. the s t u d y 's p r im a r y a u th o r " A greater d e clin e In the In c id e n c e o f heart u tta c k s m a y In * due to m o re e d u c a tio n a n d m ore h e a lth c o n s c io u s n e s s ." S t a t is t ic s for w om en e m p lo y e e s co uld n o t be c o m p lie d becau se there w e re not enough w o m e n In th e h ig h - ris k ca te g o ry to a c c u ra te ly m e a su re th e ir r is k Legal Notice FICTITIO U S NAME Nol.ca It hereby given lhat w* »< engaged In butirwei *1 tt* Sandpiper Ln , Casselberry, Seminole County. Florid* IJW under Iho tic III lout name ot G R E A T G A M E S . *nd that w# InMfld ta register taid w w or Ilit iho Clorli ol Iho Circuit Court. Seminal# County. Florid* In accgrdaesc* oriiti th* pro visions ol th* Flctiliout Nam# Statutes, to mil lor ton M l OF F Mr Id* l l t l v l n Itl< !%> Robot t Russell IV M * ry K Russell Pub! it* Ap ril 4. II. II » . IM l D EE If Legal N otice * l o FICTITIOUS N A M E Not 1C* It hereby g lo w th*l I am *ng*g*d In M i N l I •' to* W L*k* M*ry Blvd . Suit* IG4. L*0* M*ry. Seminal# County. 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C P it pend mg in lh* Circuit Court !o» Sem inole C o u n ty F lo rid a Probate Division Itw addreit ol which it S e m in o le County Courlhoota, Sanlord Florida ])))l T h t per to n a l repre tenieti.* ot ih* atlai* it L E E S TE P H E N GIUDICI Ttw nam* end eddrae* ot th* per tonal representative s attorney are tel torihtwiow All pertont having claim* or demand* against th* ettat* are required W IT H IN T H R E E MONTHS F ROM TH E DATE OF THE FIRST PU BLICATIO N OF THIS N O TIC E lo HI* with th* ct*<k ol lh* above courl e written tlat*m*nt el any claim or d*mend Ihey may have Each claim mutt be in wriling and m u ll indicate lh* b a tlt tor th* claim, th* nam* and addratt ot lh* creditor or h it agent or attorney and the am ount claimed It lh* claim It not yel due. Ih* d al* whan It will bacoma dir* that I tw tlated It Itw claim it contingent or unit quidatad. th* natur* ol th* uncartainty than tw stated It itw claim It tacurad. Itw tacuri ly thall be d * tcrlb * d Th* claimant than deliver tutticlent copra* *1 in* cla im to th* clerk to enable m* Clark lo malt orw copy ta *ach par tone i repre tenlally* All pertont lnt*r*tt*d In Itw etlet* la whom a copy ot Ihlt Nolle# ol Adm lnltlraiion hot boon m ollo d a ro re q u ired W ITH IN T H R E E M O N T H S FR O M THE O A T E OF THE F I R S T P U B L I C A T I O N OF THIS NOTICE, to III* any ob Iaction* lhay may have that challenge ttw validity ot th* decedent s will, the qualified lion* Ol Its# par tonal repre tentative. or th* vtn u a or lurltdiclion ot tho court A L L C LA IM S OEM ANDS AN D O B JE C T IO N S NOT SO F IL E D WILL B E F O R E V E R BAR RED DoN ol tho lin t publication of Ihit Nolle* ol Adm'nlttration April II. IMS it ' loo Stephen Giudlci. At Personal Representative ol th* f t!*M ol John S Gludicl. D*coet*d A TTO R N EY FOR P E R S O N A L R EP R ESEN TA TIV E THOMASC G R E E N E . Etquir* jot North Pork A venue P O B o .t t l Sanford. Florid* m i l Telephone (X U 1131 •)II Publish Apr II II, It. IMS O E E *) NOTICE O F A PUBLIC H CARIM O TO CO N SID ER THE AD O P T ION OF AH O R D IN A N C E BY T H E CITY OF SANFORD. F LO R ID A Nclico it hereby given that a Public Haaring w ill bo hold ol lh# Committion Room in ttw City Hall in ttw City ot Sanlord. F lor Ida. at ) 00 o’clock P M on May IX IMS. N consider th# adoption ol on ordinance by ttw City ol Sanford. Florida, at NHOwt ORDINANCE NO l) M AN O R D IN AN C E OF THE C I T Y OF S A N F O R D . FLORIDA TO A N N E X W ITHIN T H E C O R P O R A T E A R E A OF T H E C I T Y O F SANFORD. F L O R ID A . UPON ADOPTION O F SAID ORDI N A N CE. A P O R TIO N O F THE P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G EAST OF A N D A B U T T IN G U S D FT A N O S O U TH O F C O L L I N S D R IV E S A ID P R O P E R T Y B E I N G S I T U A T E D IN SEM INO LE CO U N TY . F lO flIO A , IN A C C O R D A N C E W ITH TH E V O L U N T A R Y A N N E X A T I O N P R O V IS IO N S Doonesbury Legal Notice O F SECTIO N D l dee FLO R ID A S T A T U T E S PROVIDING FOR S E V E R A B I L I T Y CONFLICTS, A N D EFFEC TIV ED A TE W H E R E A S , th*r» hat ba*n tiled with Iha City Clerk ot Itw City ot Sanlord. Florid#, o petition containing Itw namet ot th* proewrty owner* in ttw area (Mtcribad hereinafter requeti mg annaiation to th* corporate area ot ttw City ot Sanlord. Florida, and raqutthng to tw included ttwrein. and W H E R E A S , Iha P ro p a rty Appraiser of Seminel* County. Florida, having cart.tied that ther# i* on* company owned parcel in th* area to be anneved and that t*>d company prtt>d*ni h at tignad tht Pttitlon lor Annexation, and W H E R E A S . It hat been a* term mad that th# property do t c r l b o d h a r a ln a l t o r It reatonabiy compact and con tiguout to th* corporate artat of ifw City ot Sanford Florida and •' hat turttwr bean drlermirwd m at th# tn n t ia lio n ol taid property will not result in th* cre*ltgnoftn*n<l#v* and W H E R E A S , itw City of San lord. Florida. It In a position to provide municipal tarvicet to th* property described herein, and th* City Commission ol th* City ot Sanlord. Florid*, deems It In ttw best Interest ot tho City to accept told petition end to onnoe taid proewrty NOW T H E R E F O R E . BE IT E N A C T E D BY TH E P E O P L E OF TH E CITY OF SANFORD F lo r id a SECTIO N 1 Thai lh* pro party described below situated in Seminole County. Florida, tw end th# tarn* It hereby annexed lo and made * port ol the City ot Santord Florida, pursuant to ttw voluntary onnoielion pro v lt lo n t o l S ection IM 044 F lor >do Statutes Th* South UO Met ol itw North e*e Ieel of Itw NEW ol Ih* SWU ol Section i* Township JO South. R a n g e 10 E o t t . S em in o le County. Florida, lying E o tl of Slot# Road >1A too SECTIO N ) Thai upon this Ordinance becoming effective, Iho property owners and any resident on the property d* scribed heroin shell be entitled to ell Itw rights end privileges end Immunities et *r* from lime to time granted to rest dents and property owners of Itw City of Santord Florida, ot further provided In Chapttr 1)1, F lo rid a Slotutos. end shell turttwr b* subject to the ro tponslbllitiot ol residence or owner thip at may from time to lim e be determined by th* governing authority of lh* City ol Santord Florida and tho provisions of said Chapter D l, F lor id* Statutes S E C T I O N ) II any tec lion or portion ot a w d lo n ol this ordinance proves lo be Invalid, unlawful, or unconstitutional, It shall not b# held to Impair Iho validity, tore* or ottoct ot any other taction or part ol this of S ECTIO N 4 That all ordl nanett or parts ot ordinances in conflict herewith, tw end th* same ar* hereby revoked SECTIO N 1 Thai this ordl nance shall became ottoctlv* immediately upon Its postage And Adootkon A copy shall tw available at ttw Ottlc* of th# City Clerk lor oil parsons desiring M oiomln* the tame All parties In Interest and clliie n t shell have an opportunl ty to be heard at sold hearing By order ol ttw City Com mission ot th* City of Santord. Florida A D V IC E TO TH E PUBLIC It a person decides lo appeal * decision mod* with rospocl lo any metier considered it the above mooting or hearing, ho may naod a verbatim record ot ttw proceedings. Including ttw testimony and avidanc*. which record it not provided by th* City ol Sanlord IFSMaOMSI M N Tamm. Jr City Clark Publish April II. 11 May ). t. IMl O E E 11* NOTICE FOR H IAR IN O ON D E C L A R E D P U B LIC NUISANCE IN R E L e t s I ) an d I ) . M IDW AY, according lo Ih* plal thereof as recorded In Plal Boo* I. Pag* el. ot th* Public Records ol Samlnot* County. Flo rid a presently shown as being owned by Robert Chary, bars. Dorothy Evans and Daisy Hadley, hairs and all parties having or claiming lo hove any right, till* or Interesl In th* property described above W H E R E A S . Ih* Board at C o u n ty C o m m lis t e n a r i at Samlnoi* County. Florida, did on ttw Oth day et February, t a i l . I ln d a n d d e c la r e a structure located In Seminole Canty. Florid*, to b* unset*, u n s a n i t a r y a n d a p u b lic nuisance, that th* owner et Ih* property according to ttw pro party records m th* Seminal* County Property Appraiser s Office on which Itw structure 1s located is Robert Chambers. D o ro th y E v a n s and D a isy Hadley hairs at 1*01 Valencia Court Sanlord Florid* H FIIj that in* public nuisance is a residential structure located on Water Shoot. Santord. Florida and turttwr described a* set forth above and Itw corrective action 1s required to abate ttw public nuisance and W H E R E A S . Ih* Board el County Com missioners found that Itw following conditions constituted o public nuisance II) Th* b u ild in g h o i boon sever Iy damaged by Itw eW mentt ol nature due to oban dement. I l l (sto fto r walls, partitions re a l ro lle rs and sheathing celling |*isl. oitonor and interior doors, rooting m# •oriels, root flashing, window g lo ss, window screens and window homes are damaged d l There is trash and debris inside and outside ot ttw build mg. and 14) This condition constitutes a potential lira hat ard W H E R E A S , th t correctly# action twetssary to aba'* ttw public nuisance Is to demolish and remove structure from premises NOW T H E R E F O R E , nolle* I* hereby given to ttw Said Robert Chambers Dorothy Evans and Oalsy Hadley, hairs and all parties having or claiming to have any right, till*, or interest in ttw property described above to opp**' before the Board of C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s ot Samlnoto County, Florida at tO 00 a m , at its regular meet ■ng on ttw teth day ot May. IMi. *t lh* Seminole Ccnaity Services Building Room W 1)0. DOt East First Street. Santord. Florida to show cauta. it any, why such structure should not b* declared a public nuisance and th* cor r a c llv t action ot abatamanl specif lad In ttw Nolle* of Public Nulsanc* should not be taken or cause, it any why ttw cost of ttw corrective action ol abate m*nt specified m ttw Nolle* of Public Nuisance should not be paid tor by Robert Chambers O o ro th y E v a n s and D a is y Hadley heirs, their heirs or assigns, or cauta. It any. why said cost should not be attested agamtt ttw property WITNESS my hand and tael this Nth day ot March INS (SEAL) D A V I D N B E R R IE N Clerk to itw Board ot County Commlxtiarwrs By Angela Sclrlca Deputy Clerk Publish March M A April 4. H II IMS D E D 1*1 NOTICE FOR H EARIN G O N OECLARED PUBLIC NUISANCE IN R E Lots Jt and M RE PL AT O F W1NWOOO P A R K , accord log to th* Plat thereof at recorded m Plat Book 1. Pag* X . ol Itw Public Records ol Sammoie County, Florida prat ently shown at being owned by E v a M Simmons and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or Interest In ttw property described above W H E R E A S , the Board ot C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s ot Seminole County. Florida, did on ttw Uth day of February. ISIS, fin d an d d e c la r e a structure lore led in Semmol* Conty. Florid* to be unset*, u n s a n it a r y a n d a p u b li c nulsanc* Iha! Ih* owner ol th* property according to lh* pro party records In th# Semmol* County Properly Appraiser t Office on which ttw structur* it located is Eve M Simmons. P O Boa 1)1, F e rn P a rk . Florid* m » that Ih* public n u is a n c e Is a r e s id e n t ia l structure located on Loon Street in Altamonl* Springs. Florida, end further described *s set lorrh above, and ttw corrective action It required to abate Itw public nuisance, are) W H E R E A S , th* Board ol County Commissioners found that the following conditions constituted * public nulsanc*: 111 Th* bu ild in g has been sever Iy damaged by the *1* m e n ! * *1 n a t u r # d u * lo abandonment: ()) Foundation piers, eatonor walls, exterior stasis, floor framing and floor mg partitions, roof ratters and sheathing, colling |oftt. eatonor and interior doors, roofing me torlals. root flashing, window g lo s s, window screens and window homos or* damaged beyond reasonable repair. (!) E le c trica l service, electrical pan* It. a Metrical rtcaplablas. electrical lights and switches are damaged to the eatant that lhay ar* a haiard, 1*1 Plumbing l l a l u r t s . p lu m b in g d r a i n sySlarn, hot and cold water distribution system and hoi w ater healer era dam aged beyond reasonable repair or nonaaisfanl. I ll Thar* Is no avidanc* of a sapfic tank ot dralnfwld, 141 There Ik trash and debris mud* and outside of th* building and D l This con dition constitutes a potential fir* hotard W H E R E A S , th* follow mg tor rocfiv* actions necessary to abate itw public nulsanc* Is lo demolish and remove structure from promises NOW T H E R E F O R E , notice is hereby given to ttw said E va M Simmons and all partial having or claiming to hav* any rlghl, till*, or Intortsl In th* property described above, to appear tw tore ttw Board ot County Com missiorwrt ot Seminal* County, Florida *1 ico o a m . at its regular maeiing on ttw lath day ol May. IMS. at th* Semmol* County Sorvlce* Building. Room W I N . S101 East First Slroet Santord. Florida, to show causa II any, why such structure should not be declared a public nuisanc* and tho corrective ec lien at abatement specified m tho Notice of Public Nulsanc* should not tw taken, or cause It any why th* coat ot th* corrac •iv * a c t le n at a b a te m e n t specified In lh* Notice ot Public Nuisanc* should not be paid tor by Eve M Simmon*, her hairs or assign! or cause II any. why said coal should not bo assessed ego m i I ttw property W ITNESS my hood and seal this Nth day ot March, IMS ISEALI D A V ID N B E R R IE N C lark to ttw Board ot County Commissioners By Angola k i r k * Deputy Clark Publish March M A April a. It. II. IMS D CO t« BY GARRY TRUDEAU s u * Evening Herald. Santord. FI. Legal Notice MATTA MNJJt. ja m . iOUUSH yjttm TMTSTHE HOV& 5 le g a l Notice NOTICE OF A PU BLIC H EA R IN G TO CONSIDER TH E AO OPT ION OF AN ORDIN ANCE BY TH E CITY OF SAN FO RD . FLO RID A Nebc# Is hereby given that * Public Me*ring will tw held at the Commission Room in th# City Hall in th# City ol Santord Florida at ) 00 o d o ck P M on April 71 I**) to consider th* adoption ot on ordinance by th* City ot Santord F lor Ido at tonows O R DIN AN C E NO Itet AN O R D IN AN C E OF THE C it y o f s a n f o r o F l o r i d a to a n n e x W ITHIN t h e C O R P O R A T E A R E A OF THE C I T Y OF SAN FO RD F 1 0 R I0 A UPON ADOPTION OF SAID ORDt NANCE A PORTION OF THE P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G SOUTH OF S I L V E R L A K E RO AD FX TE N D ED W ESTER LY N O R T H O F N O R T H W AY E X T E N O E O W E S T E R L Y ANO W EST O F AND A B U T TIN G C R 4)t SAID P R O P E R T Y B E I N G S I T U A T E D IN SEM INO LE COUNTY F lo r id a in a c c o r d a n c e W IT H T H E V O L U N T A R Y A N N E X A T I O N PROVISIO NS OF SECTION D l 0*4 FLO RID A STA TU TE S PROVIDING FOR S E V E R A B IL IT Y CO NFLICTS a n d e ffe c t iv e date W H E R E A S Ifwro het been Iliad with ttw City Clark o« th* City ol Santord Florid * * pehlion containing ttw names ot ttw property owners In the #'** described herein after requeti mg annexation to ttw corporal* are* ol th# City ol Santord Florida and requesting to tw Included therein and W HEREAS th t P ro perty Appraiser ol Semmol# County Florida having ctrtilw d that there are two proparty owners in ttw area to tw annexed and that said property owners hay* signed Itw Petition tor Annexe lion and W H ER EAS , it has been de let mined lhat Itw property d* s c r ib e d h e r e i n a f t e r it reasonably compact and con t.guous lo Itw corporate areas ot th* City of Santord Florida, and It hot turttwr been determined that th# annotation ot said property will not result in ttw c r eat ion o* an enc to r* end W H ER EAS, th* City ol San lord, Florida it In a position to provide municipal tarylcai to Itw property described herein and ttw City Commission ot th# City ol Santord F lor id* deems It in the best Interest ol Itw City to accept said petition end to annex said property NOW T H E R E F O R E BE IT E N A C T E D BY THE P E O P L E OF THE CITY OF SAN FO RO FLORIDA SECTION t That th* pro party described below situated In Seminole County Florid* tw and lh* same It hereby erwwaed to and mad* a part of Ih* Clfy of Sanford. Florida, pursuant to lh# voluntary annexation pro visio n s o l S ectio n i l l oee F lor id* Slotutos Lying In Section I). Township 10 South. Rang* M East, begin mng 1)44 chains East ot th* S W corner el th* S E tot thence run North 70 chainsi Ihence run East to Itw Westerly R/W ot S R 47f i ttwnc# run Southerly and Soufhieoiforly along said Westerly R/W to ttw beginning, Seminole County, Florida SECTION ) That upon this Ordinance becoming effective, ttw property owners and any resident on Itw property de scribed herein shell be entitled to *11 the rights and privileges and Immunities ot or* from time to llm* granted lo res! denis and property owners ot try* City of Santord. Florid*, and ot lu'tlwr provided In Chepter D l, Florid* Statutes, and shall turttwr be Subjocl to ttw ra spanslbllltios of residence or ownership ot moy from time to flm* b* determined by Ih* governing authority ol ttw City of Sanford Florida, and th* provisions of said Chapter D l. F lor Ida Slotutos SECTION ) If any section or portion of a taction of fh<t ordinance proves to be invalid unlawful, or unconsfltuftanol. It shall not tw hold to Invalid*** or impair itw validity, tore* or ottoct of any other section or part of Ihlt artfinane* SECTION 4 Thai oil ordl noncot or ports ot or d inane ot In con fuel herewith tw and Ih* soma art hereby revoked SECTION S: Thai this ordl nance thall become aflectiv* immediately upon IN passage and adoption All portlet In tnforosf and Ctflrani shall hav* an opportuni ty lob* heard at saw) haaring By order of th# City Com mission of ttw City of Sanford F tor Ido ADVICE TO TH E PUBLIC If o parson decides to appeal a decision mad* with respect to any matter considered *1 the above meeting or hearing be may naod a verbatim record ol th* proceedings Including the testimony and evidence which record Is not provided by the Clfy#* Santord IFSM 4 010)1 H N Tamm, Jr Clfy Clark Publish March )t April *, it. II. IM) O E O II) NOTICE OF A PUBLIC H EA R IN G TO CONSIDCR TH E ADOPTION OF AN OR DIN ANC E BY TH E CITY OF SAN FO RD . FLO RID A Notice Is hereby given thal a Thursday. April tl. IM S -S B Legal Notice Public Hearing will be held at itw Commission Room in th* C*ty Halt in tho Cify of Sanford Florida at 7 X o'clock P M on M ar I). 'M S to consider ttw adoption of an ordinance by ttw City of Santord Florida at toitows O R D IN AN C E NO use AN O R D IN A N C E OF THE C IT Y OF S A N F O R D FLORIDA TO A N N E X W ITHIN T H E C O R P O R A T E A R E A OF T H E CITY OF S A N FO R D FLO R ID A UPON AO O PT ION OF SAIO OROI NANCE A PORTION OF THE P R O P E R T Y L Y IN G SOUTH OF B I E D E R AVENUE E XTENDED WESTERLY NORTH OF AND ABU TTIN G C R t]T AND E AST OF AND A B U T T I N G F R E N C H AVENUE SAID P R O P E R T Y B E I N G S I T U A T E D IN SE M IN O L E COUNTY F L O R ID * IN ACCO RD ANCE WI TH T H E V O L U N T A R Y A N N E X A T I O N PROVISIO NS OF SECTIO N D l 6*e FLOHIOA S T A T U T E S PROVIDING fO R S E V E R A B IL IT Y CO NFLICTS A N D E FFE C TIV E D A TE w h e r e a s , ttwr* has b#*n bind with ttw City Clark ol th# Cify of Santord Florida a petition containing th* names ol 'be property owners in th* area described herein#tier request mg annexation to the corporate area ot th* City of Santord Florida and requesting to tw included therein, and W HEREAS th# P ro perty Appraiser ot Seminole County Florida having carttttod lhat th#'# ar* two property owners in ttw area to tw annaxed and that said property owners nave signed th* Petition tor Anrwsa tion and w hereas it has tw*n o* termmed that the property d# s c r i b e d h t r t l n a l l e i Is reasonably com ped and con bguout to th* corporai* areas ol ttw City of Santord. Florida and if has turlhor been determined that the annexation of said pioperty will not result in Itw creation of an enclave and W H E R E A S the City ot San ford Florida. It In a position to provide municipal taryices to the property described herein and ttw Clfy Commission of ttw City ol Santord. Florida deems if In th* best Infer*!' of lh# Clly to accept said petition and to annex said property NOW T H E R E F O R E HE IT E N A C T E D BY THE P E O P LE OF THE C ITY OF SANTORD FLO R ID A SECTION 1 Thai ttw pro party described below situated In Seminole County, Florida, be and Ih# same is hereby annexed to and made a par t of ttw City ol Santord Florida, pursuant to tho voluntary annexation pro visio n s ot S ection III 0*4 Flax ida Statutes All of Urontwood Grove. I) Ik A ' p lel Book f, Pag* s) lots I thru 10, *0 thru 77 Dess 14 and 1*1 and 111 thru HI. Brentwood Add to Sanford. Plot Book 4. Pag# 4), Public Records ol Seminal*County. Florida SECTIO N ] That upon this ordinance becoming effective. Itw property owners and any resident on ttw proewrty Ok scribed herein shall be entitled t* all th* rights ena privilege* and Immunities as ar* from time to tim* granted to rest dents end property owners *4 itw City a* Sanford. Ftorld*. at further provided In Chapter III. F lo rid * Statutes, and shall further tw subject to lh* ro tponilbllltlat of residence or ownership at may from llm* to llm * be determ ined by Ih* governing authority of Itw City of Sanlord. Florida, and th* provisions of said Chapter D l. Florida Statutes S E C T I O N ) II any sec lion or portion ol a section ol this ordinance proves to tw invalid, unlewlol, or unconsliluilonai. II shall nol be held to Impair Itw validity, lore* or ottoct ot any other sect.on or part ol ihis ordinance SECTION t That all ordl nances or parts ol ordinances In conltici herewith, be and Itw same ar* hereby revoked SECTIO N S Thai this ordl nance shell bet pm# effective immediately upon Its passage and adoption A copy thall tw available at lh* O tlk * ol ttw Clly Ctark lor all persons desiring to examine lh* same All parties in interest and cltliens shall have an opportuni ly tob* heard *1 said haaring By order ol ttw City Com m illio n ol th* Clly ol Sanford Florida ADVICE TO THE PU BLIC II a parson decides to appeal * decision mad* with respect lo any matter considered at ttw above meeting or hearing he may need a verbatim record ol ttw proceedings, including the testimony and avidanc*. which record is not provided by the City of Sanlord IF S JM 010)1 H N Tamm. Jr Clly Clark Publish April II. n . May ), *. ms D E E ID FI CTI TIOUS K A M I Notice is hereby given lhat I am engaged in business at II* Tuten# Dr . Altamonte Springs Semmol# County, Florida ))fl* under th* fictitious name ot DOME M E D IC A L , and lhat I intend to register said nam* wills th* Clerk ol the Circuit Court Semmol* County, Florida in accordance with th* pro visions ol the F kb lto u t Nome Statutes, to w il Section M l 01 Florida Slotutos lit ) to/LoneK Riggs Publish April 10. » A May ). t INI O E E HI Shopping For A Hew Or Used Car? l e u cats a/way* fin d lh# Reel deal* fa IB* E r a a ia f H o io H ’t C M * a llie d see lla n Read h td O f'o C ttn ln g H a rafd far tB* Baal t t l r t l l o n t Evening Herald M * S a n k (re w e b G r e e r K a a lw rd . I tor Id a M S -M I I I f • •4 Vr l ,9 <9 |* *9 \ l Legal Notice NOTICE FOR H EA R IN G O N OECLAREO PUBLIC NUISANCE IN R E Lot I) V E I N O S A D OITION TO MIDWAY, accord mg to th# P lat tharaof. as recorded In Plal Book ) Pag* •’ ol ttw Public Records of Seminole County. Florida pr*s entiv shown as being owned by R o b ert C h am b ers D orothy Evans and all parties having or claiming to have any right, title or interest In the property d* scr,bed above W H E R E A S , the Board of C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s of Semmol# County Florida, did on in# i)th day ol February 1*11 t ln d a n d d a c la r a a structure located >n Samlnoi* Conty Florida, to be unsafe u n s a n i t a r y a n d a p u b li c nuisanc* that th# owner of the property according to th# pro party records in Ih* Semmol* County Property Appraiser's Office on which th* structure it located is Robert Chambers. Dorothy Evens 1401 Vatoncia Court Santord Florid* )1FM that th* public nulsanc* is a residential structure savarly damaged by Hr# located on Centre Street Santord Florida and turttwr described as sat forth above end th# correctly* action is required to abet* ttw Public nuisanc* and W HEREAS the Board ol County Commissioners found 'hot ttw following conditions constituted o public nulsanc* III Th* bu ild in g has boars loverly damaged by lire and ttw elem ents of nature du* to obandomant ()) Foundation piers *si*<ior wans, asterlor steps floor framing and floor mg partitions tool tatters and shaathmg, calling joisl. exterior end interior doors rooting me lerials. roof flashing, window g la ss window screens end window Irernes ere damaged beyond roesonebl* repair. |J) E lectrica l service electrical panels, electrical teceplebies electrical lights and switches are damaged to the a stent that they are a berenl tt) Plumbing fixtures p lu m b in g d r a in system hot and cold water distribution system end hot water heater or* dam aged beyond reasonable repair or nonexistent III Ther# Is no esidenc# ot a septic lank ot dramtwid. 1*1 Ttwr* is garbage end rubbish Inside and outside ot ttw building, end W H E R E A S , Itw following cor rooty* actions necessary to abate ttw public nulsanc* Is to demolish end remove structure from premises NOW T H E R E F O R E , notice Is hereby given to ttw said Robert Chambers. Dorothy Evans and all par lies having or claiming to have any right, title, or Intetosl in Itw proewrty described above to appear before the Board ol C o u n ty C o m m is s io n e r s ot Seminole County, f tor Ida *1 to 00 a m . at its regular meet mg on the U lh day ol Moy, leg). *1 th* Seminolo County Sec vices Building, Room W IM. HOI East I list Slroet. Sanlord. Florida, to show causa, II any. why such structure should nol be declared a public nuisanc* and ttw cor ra cllv* action ol abatement spocibod in Iha Nol wee of Public Nuisanc* should not bs tauoni or cause. It one why th* cost ol ttw correctly# action at abate mont spec 11led In the Notice ol Public Nulsanc* should not bo paid lor by Hobart Chambers Dorothy Evans, their Iwlrs or assigns or causa. II any. why said coal should not be assessed against IFw property W ITNESS my hand and seal this Wfh day ol March. INI ISEALI D A V ID N B E R R IE N Ctark to th* Board ot County Commissioners By Angel*Senna Deputy Clerk Publish March )• A April 4, II, II INI O E D 100 IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEM IN O LE COUNTY. FLO RIOA CASE NO M MM C A * f P R O B ER T MISTINA A JULIUS M ISTINA. P la m tllls . W A R R E N W W O FFO RD A A N N E T T E W O FFO RD Defendants NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y G IV E N that pursuant to a Summary Final Judgment ol Forociosut* dated March I. IM). Case no as lee* CA o t P ol itw Circuit Court ot Itw Eighteenth Judicial OHtrtcf in and tor Samlnoi# County, Florida. In which ROB E HI M ISTIN A and JU LIU S M ISTIN A ar* P la ln lllts and W A R R E N W W O FFO RD and A N N E T T E W O FFO R D ar* Ih* Oetandanls. I will salt to th* highest and bast bidder tor cash in ttw lobby at ttw West Front door ol the Courthouse in San ford Samlnoi* County, Florida al II 00 A M on itw l)nd day Of May. IM). iha tallowing de scr twd property sat forth In Itw Order of tho Summary Final Judgment of Foreclosure The East *0 feel of Lot U ), Q U E E N S M IR R O R SO U TH A D D I T I O N to C a s so lb o rry . Florida. According to lh* Plal tharaof. as recorded in Piaf Book F. Pages 4J and 44 ot Ih* P u b lic Records at Somlnol* County, Florida D A T E D this Itth day ol April. IM) (S E A L ) DAVID N B E R R IE N C L E R K O F TH E c ir c u it c o u r t By / k 'Diana K Oakley Deputy Ctark Publish April IX )L INI DEE D l �* * 4 8 — E v e n in g H e r a ld , S a n f o r d , F I. Legal Notice T f iu r t d a y , A p r i l I I , IM S Legal N otice le g a l Notice IN TME CIRCUIT C O U R T OF TME E IG H T E E N T H JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN A N D FO R SEM INO LE C O U N TY , FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO M O ttl CA t t K IN TM E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H I E IG H TE E N TH JU D ICIA L CIRCUIT. IN A N D F O R S E M IN O L E COUNTY, FLO RID A CIVIL ACTION N O .N 4 1 N C 4 N E a m er ifir st f e d e r a l so u th east m ortgage CO M PANY, PMIntlft. *» D E N N I S A H O L L A R ,e te l. D t M 'i N O TICE OF ACTION TO O EN N IS A HOLLAR end R A C H E L S H OLLAR, hit wife R E S ID E N C E UNKNOWN L a d known milling eddrett P O Bo* I4S14. Orlande. F L n m A N O TO ' AM perron* claiming any Interest by, through. under or against IM stores*to perron* YO U A R E H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D TH A T an action to lerecloee a mortgage an the tallowing d e im b e d property lecated In Seminole County, Florida Lot IS, Block L, O A K L A N D E S T A T E S Sod SECTION, ac .cording to the plot tharaol aa recorded in Plat Boo* ta. Page* u and «*, Public Recocdt ot Semlnoto County, Florida Together with alt etructurat and Improvement* now and tieraaftar on u ld land, and flatura* attached thartto. and all rents, leauae. proesadt. and profile accruing and ta accrue Iron raid pram ,tar. and alee all gat. eteam, electric, wetec, end o th er h e e lin g , coeklng. re trlperellng. lighting, plumbing, v e n tila tin g . Irrigatin g, an d power systems, machine!, ep p lla n c e i, lla lu re s , and ep purlenencee, which now are or may hereafter pertain lo, or be uted with, In, or on laid pra m it t t . aven though they be detached or detachable hee been filed egelnit you. end you ere required to ear ye a copy of your written dotaniqi. If any. ta th li action on ROGER 6 B E A R ot AN DERSO N A RUSH. Attorney* tor Plaintiff, whoea a d d rtet l ! 1ST Eatt Central Bou levard, Orlando. Florid a IM01. and flit the original with the Clark ot the abort Ityted Court on or batora tha l)th day ot M a y , IM S, o lh a rw lia a lu d g m a n t m a y ba antarad again*! you tor tha rallaf da mended In the Complaint W ITN ESS my hand and tha M ai ot raid Court on the Ith day ot April. IN ) IS E A L I D A V I D M B 6 R R IF N C lark ot the C Ircull Court By Jean Bnllenl Deputy Clerk Publlkh April It, II. IS A Nay >. Ift! D E E SO SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. vt J A M E S O JORDAN, at el . Defendant! NOTICE OF ACTION TO J A M E S G JOR DAN end B E N N IE S JORDAN, hit wife R E S ID E N C E UNKNOWN L e t t known e d d re tt t it Rlvervlew Avenue. Altamonte Springs. FLHIOI A N O TO All pa'tont claiming any Interact by, through, under or egemtt me a'orvtem pertont YO U ARE H E R E B Y N O T IF IE D THAT an action ta forecloM e mortgage on Ihe following detcribed property located In Seminole County. Florida Lot Fit. SPRING OAKS. UNIT IV, according ta Ihe Piet thereof at recorded In Plat Boo* II, Paget t l and M. Public Recocdt ot Seminole County. F lor Ida Including tpeclllcally, but not by way ot limitation, the tallow Ing nature* Control A ir Condi Honing. Central Hooting. Drop In Range A 1 Ovent. Dlthweth or, Ditpotel Hot Water Hooter Together with all Itructucet and Im provtm enlt now and hereafter an told lend, and llaturet attar had thereto, and all rentt, Ittuet . proceed!, end profit! accruing end to accrue from told pcemlMt. end alto #M get, tteem. electric, water, end other healing, cooking, re frlgerallng. lighting, plumbing, v e n tila tin g . Irrig a tin g, and power tyttamt. machine! ep p llo n c e t . f lit u r e i. and ep purferunce*. which now ere or may hereafter pertain to. or ba UMd with. In. or on tald pre m l le t. oven though they be detached or detachable hat been tiled agalntt you, and you Pro required lo Mrve e copy of your wrlttan deftnMt. If any. to thlt action on R O G E R D B E A R of ANDERSON A RUSH. Attorney! tor Plaintiff, whole a dd ro tt It SSI Eett Control Bou levard. Orlando. F lo rid a SSOOI. end tile Ihe original with the Clerk ol mo above ttylod Court op or hetora the IJth day of M a y , IFRS, o th e rw lie o lu d g m a n t may be a n ta ra d agalntt you for tha rallaf de mended In the Complaint W ITNESS my hand and the M a l ol told Court on the *th day ol April. IMS IS E A LI □ A V ID N B ER R IEN Clerk ot the Circuit Court By Jeon Brlllont Deputy Clerk Publlth April II. II. IS A M ay >. m s D E E *0 IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT F O R SE M IN O L E COUNTY. FLO R ID A P R O B A T E DIVISION F ile Number U III CP IN R E ES T A T E O F F R E D JOH N H t U B E R G E R . Deceived NO TICE OF AD M tN ISTR AVION The adm inistration el the e a t e r # ot F R E D J O H N H E U B F R G P R d erailed FIN Number It II) CP. It pending In Ihe Circuit Court tor Seminole C o u n t y , F lo r id a . P ro b a ta Dlvltlon, the addrett ot wtikh It Seminole County Coutlhoute. North Park Avenue Senlord FI JJ/ri The name and addrett el the per tonal teprtMntallre a n d th a p e r s o n a l ra p r a tentative t attorney ete M l lor In below A ll Inleretled pertont ato required lo III# with the court within i n n e r m o n t h ', F R O M TH E D A TE OF THE FIRM P U B LIC A T IO N OF THIS N O TICE t i l all clalme egalntt Ihe attala end IS) any ob|ec tion by an Inleretled pet ton la whom notice wet marled that cheMenget me valid Ity ot the will, the quallllcatlona ot the per tonal representative, venue or lurltdlctlon ot Ihe court A L L C LA IM S AND OBJCC TIONS NOT SO F ILE D WILL B r F O R E V E R IIAHRED Dele ol Ihe llrtl public alien ot Ihtt notice ol edmmltlraflon April tl, I ft l Per tonal RaprtMnlallva H E L E N LOUISE SHERRILL IBM M erlin Ave Porltmouth. Ve tJ/OI Allorney tor Per tonal RepraMnlatlvt W IL L IA M ! COL BE R T Etq el STE N STR O M . M dN TO SH . JU LIA N . C O L B E R T A W H ICH AM P A Pott Office But lIN Sentoed F L H f f l U K telephone (SOU IJSSISI Pubnth April 11, || rut! D E E at le g a l Notice IN TME CIRCUIT CO URT EOR SEM INO LE C O U N TY , FLO RID A PROR ATE DIVISION File Number It m C P IN R E ESTATEO F G R ACE M ARGARET B E E N e 'h / a O R A C E M B E E N . fler eeied n o t ic e o r ADMINISTRATION The a dm lnltlrelien o l Ihe estate of ORACF M A R G A R E T H i l N a k a GRACE M B E E N deceased, Ella N um ber IS >11 C P . It pending In the C ir c u it Court lor Sem inole C o u n t y . F lo r id a . P r o b a t e Dlvltlon Ihe eddrett of which It North Pork Avenue Senlord FL S t ill The n e m e t end e d d r e t M t of the personal repre tentative and the par tonal rap ren n tetiv e't attorney a rt Mt forth below A ll Inleratlsd pertont ar* required to Ilia with thlt court. WITHIN T H R E E M O NTHS OF TH E FIRST PUBLICATIO N OF THIS NOTICE III all claim s against the estate end (it any ob lecB on s by an Interested person on whom this notice was Mrvod that challenge* H a valid ity ol the will, the qualification* of Ihe personal representative venue, or jurisdiction ol the court A L L CLAIMS ANO O B JE C tIONS NOT SO F ILE D WILL BE F O R E V E R B A R R E O Publication ol Put Notice he* begun on April It, INS Personal RtprtM nlallve /*/ Donne J Vogler O il Maytolr Drive Altamonte Springs FL I1I0I Attorney lor Persona! RepreMnlolivo t Mar vin L Beaman. Jr . E *q M AR V IN L BEAM AN JR P A SOS N WyrnoreRoad Winter Perk FL t in t lit ] Telephone MS 4)1 IKK Publlth April II IS INI D E E III NOTICE FO R M EAR IN O ON OECLARED FU SLIC N U IS A N C E IN R E L o l l II end I], MIDWAY, according lo Pie Plat thereof, at recorded In Piet Book I. Page 41, of the Public Records ot Seminole County. Florida presently shown as be mg ewned by Robert Chamber* D oroth y E v e n t a n d O o lt y Hadley, hairs and ell partes having or claiming to hove any right, IPIo or Intarotf In the property deter ibed above W H E R E A S , the Booed ot C o u n ty C o m m l t i l o n e r t of SemlnoN County, Florida, did on the tlfh day of February. 1VIS. fin d e n d d e c l a r e o struct uro lore led In SemlnoN Confy, Florida, ta be unsafe, u n t o n l t o r y a n d a p u b li c nuisance, that the owner ot the property according to the pro parry record! In tho SemlnoN County Proporty A p p ra lM r't Qtflce on which me structure It located It Robert Chambers. D orothy E v a n s a n d D a lly Medley, heirs ol ISOI Valencia Court, Sanford, Florida W i l l that the public nuisance It o felldenllel structure located on WaNr Street, Sanford. Florida and further described as Mt form above, end me corrective action It rsquired to abate the public nuisance, end W H E R E A S , the B o a rd of County Com m it*lonerl found mot the following conditions constituted a public nuisance II) Tha b u ild in g hat been Mverly damaged by Ihe a is mentt ot nature duo ta ebon dement, IS) Foundation piers, ealecloc wells, eateclor steps Door fram ing and flooring, partitions, roof ra tte rs end sheathing, colling |ottl. anterior end interior doors rooting me tenets roof fleshing, window gloss, window scro o n t end window tram** are damaged beyond reasonable repair, (SI E lectrical M cvlco . electrical panels, electrical recepfeblot, electrleal lights end twitches ore damaged In the o a lent P u l they are ■ h o a rd . M l Plumbing tla lu r e s , p lu m b in g d r a in system, hoi end cold wolor distribution system end hot w otfr heeler ore dam aged beyond reasonable rtp o ir or nonoaltlonl. IS) There It no oaldonco ol o septic tank ol drelnllold. I ll There It garbage end rubbish Inside end outside ot Pw building, end (II Thlt condition constitutes a potential tire hazard W H E R E A S . Ihe corrective action necettery to ebeta the public nuisance It to demolish and rtm a v t structure from prom Im s NOW T H E R E F O R E , notice It hereby given to Pw said Robert Chambers. Dorothy Even* end D eity Medley, heirs end ell paruat having or claim ing to hove any right, till*, or Interosl in Iho property deter ibsd above, lo appear before the Board ol C o u n ty C o m m l t i l o n e r t ot SemlnoN County, F lor id# at IS 0) a m , at Its regular meal Ing on the lath day ot M ay. INS. al ih# SemlnoN County Servlets Building Room W ISO. 1101 Eett First Street. Senlord. Florida, ta thow c * u m It any. why ouch structure should net be declared a public nuisance and me car ractive action ot abatement tper Hied In me Notice ol Public Nuisance should not bo taken, or reuM, it any why the cot I ot the corrective action ot tbeto man I specified In Ihe Notice of Public Nultenca should not bo paid tor by Robert Chambers D oroth y E v e n t e n d O o lt y HodNy, heirs. Itielr holrt or assigns or rauM . II any, why said cost should not bo otM ttad *g*<n*t Ih* proporty WITNESS my hand and Mal this K m day ol March. INS ISEALI D A V ID N B E R R IE N CNrk to the Board ol County Com m ltilonert By AngelaSrlrlce Deputy CNrk Publish March It A April a. II. It INS D E D lit FICTITIOUS N A M E Nollre Is hereby girers that I am angagvd In butine t al t i l Samoran Blvd . Casselberry, lemlnol* County, Florida under Ih# In Minus name al W ALL SIRFE1 CO NTEM PO RARY F U R N ITU R E W S C O N T E M P O R A R V F U R N I T U R F , and Ihat I Intend ta register said nam* with the CN rk ot Its* Circuit Court. Saminole County, Florida in ac i or dam a with tha provisions ol tho F ictitio u s Nam* Statutes. to wit Sac lion Oal W Florida Statute* 1**1 Wail Street Conlompocary I urnltuc*. Inc Publish April It II. IS A May I •i n s D E E tt NO TICE OF BUDOET H E A R IN G Its* Board ol Cownly Commissioners will hold e Public Haanng on April J). INS al 10 00 A M . o ' as soon therealier os pott'bN in the County Commission meeting room s I K Wait SamlnoN County Services Building H|1 East First S P m I Senlord florid * for p n pur p u M of adopting tuppNmantal budgets for f itcel Year INS IS lo Irsilud* monies received and cash balam* forward in eicast ol original budget titim e to i FIS IC A l Y E A R m i l ) Fundi General Trontporlotion Coun't Wide Fire I rampart** ion Umruorpor tisd Power Road Burton lo n e to ta l Option Gas To* tin A am Cent Gas ta* Transportation Bended Capitol E sprotiw ay Authority Inter no I Sec v He - Insurance Inletnel Service — Central Setaltet le w Enforcement Health Special Revenue Contribution Trust A Agency Road Patrol - Special Revenue School Commitment Foot Rod Bug Rood Commitment Federal Revenue Sharing r l Federal Rtif< u * Sharing r l Interest A SMting - CourthouM' Jell Interest A lin k in g — General Obligation Bands Interest A Sinking — lib ra ry Bands Capitol Fund Library Bond T O TA L A M I NOE 0 B U D G E T S Estimated Revenue end Receipts 1)4 213411 i 1*4 144 1 OVSttl 111)')* U ts leJIt 4. 1)4 1)4 J 4)» )S1 I *11)40 1)041 I 444 14) h i .in I* HI l.U ) wo «t#1 H). HI 44) 44* 44* 0*4 11 Ml 1 4)4 >14 4/« 0U4 40* m Estim ated E ip e n M t 1)4.211.4)2 B M l )44 I W t.tll I BU 11* 1,11* 1.1 •* 4. 1)4.114 2 42# 3#l 1 t )2 1*0 11041 >444. 14) 111. 1)1 2#147 1. 11) MO 4 *yi H ) 111 44! 14# 44* 0*B )1 1*1 1 4 )411* 4?» 004 t 144 404 « t» ) l) i to* 1.1*4 404 Stl 0)1 4)1 ftS7.0 l l .432 D itto Complete detent el budgets are oveiiebN tar public inspection at the Office of Management and Budget Room .’ »• reat. Somme1# County Services Building Senlord Florida Persons are advised that it they decide ta appeal any dec 11 ions made ot Ihe** meetings hearings, ihoy win need o reseed Ot me proceedings end lorauthpurpoM they may need ta insure that o verbatim retard el the proceedings Is mode which m d u d A the testimony end evidence upas which Its# appeal is ta ba based per Section I N t i l l . Florida Stalutes ATTEST (S EAL) BO ARD OF C O U N TY COMMISSIONERS SEM IN O LE C O U N TY . FLORIDA DAVID N B E R R IE N BY R O B E R T J STR UM CNrk sp the Board of Cfunty C H A IR M A N Comm listeners us end tar Semmota County Florida Publish April l| INS D EE IN IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF TM E E IG H T E E N T H JU D IC IA L CIRCUIT, IN A H O FO R S E M IN O L E CO UN TY, F L O R ID A CASE NO •# !S N c i s t f THOMAS P K A V A N A G H , SR and F R A N C E S D KAV AN AG H , Ptalntilfs. vs W O RTH EN BRO O K S W ILLIAM A BROW N W BROOKS A ASSO CIATES. INC E M P O L V E E S PENSION PLAN, C E N T R A L FLO RID A R EG IO N A L H O SP ITA L. SE CURITV P A C IFIC FIN AN CE CRED IT C O RPO RATIO N ! B E N E F I C I A L FIN A N C E C O M P AN Y O F F LO R ID A end P E E R L E S S INSURAN CE CO M P AN Y . Defendants C L E R K ’ S N O TIC E OF SALE NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN that pursuant ta a Final Judg men! de*ed the ath day Of April. IMS end entered in Civil Action No *4 1*00 C A os E In the Circuit Court o* the Eighteenth Judicial C ircuit, in and tec S em in o le C o u n ty . F lo rid * , whoroln. TH O M AS P K A V A N A G H . SR and F R A N C E S O K A V A N A G H act Pw Plaintiffs, and WORTHEN BROOKS. WILLIAM A BROWN. W BROOKS A A S S O C I A T E S . INC E M P L O Y E E S PENSION P LA N j C E N T R A L FLORIDA R E G IO N A L H O S P IT A L , SE C U R ITY P A C IF IC FINANCE CREDIT CORPORATION, B E N E F I C I A L FINANCE C O M FA N Y O F FLO R ID A , and P E E R L E S S INSURANCE C O M PAN Y, ar* Pw Defendants. I, David N Bevrlan. Ctark of Its* above mentioned Court, will M>1 ta the highest end best bidder, or bidders tar cash, at Pw West Irent door o l tho Seminole County CourthouM In Senlord. Florida at It 00 o clock A M . an tha KPi day of April IMS Pw following described properly ot Mt forth In u l d Final Judg ment, situate In the COuty ot Saminole. State of Florid* ta wP Lot I, Block A , lektwood Shores according lo Pw Pl*l thereof at recorded In Plal Boo* t(. page SI. ot the Public Records ol Seminole County. Florida -en d — Boginning at Pw N E Corner of Lot I, B lo ck A , Lakewood Short*, according ta Pw Plat thereof at recorded In Plat Book IB, peg* s>. of tho Public Records ol Saminole County, Florida. Run N B4-S0 I t ’ E . along Pw South lino of le f tl. Lake of the Wood Subdivision, according to the Plot thereof ot recorded In Plot Book I, page IS. ol tho P u b l i c R e c o rd s el Seminole County, Florida. * distance ol M *1 toot, thence run N K l'O r il' W . 4) loot, thence run S BS*S0‘ ie W J00 tee I to Pw Easterly Right of Way lint ol U S Highway II B t l . <SR II 1 tool, thence run S)4*0)'1I"W. I I II tael, to the North line ol Lakewood Circle, thence run N te'SO IT E . n o II feet to the Point of Beginning ■arid Beginning el the N E Corner ol Lot I. B lo c k A . Lakewood Shorts, according to Pw Plot nwrect at recorded Ps Plat Book IB, page SI, el Ih* Public Racocds ot Seminole County. Flo rid a Run S **-M It W , along tho South line ot Lot II. Lake of Pw Woods Subdivision according lo Iho Plat Pwroot at Itear dad In Plat Booh I. peg* IS, Ol Iho P u b lic R e c o rd s of Saminole County, Florida, a distance ol III 00 teat.thence run N 01*0*11“ W . 41 fBdl, tharx* run N 44*10 I t E . SJt 0B toot, thence run S 0 J * 0 t ir E . 4) teat ta the Point of Beginning —end Beginning at the N E Corner ol Lo l 4 B lo ck A , Lakewood Shorts, according to the Plot thereof os recorded In Plot Book 10 page SI, ot Iho Public Rtcordt of Seminole County, F lor Ida Hun N 01*00 IT W , on an titonkion of the East lino of Lol 0. o distance ot 41 loot, th tn e o ru n N S4*I0 I f "E , parallel with tha South lino ot Lot l). La ke ol tho Woods Subdivision, according to Pw Plot thereof os recorded in Plal Book I. peg* IS. ol the Public Records ot Seminole County, Florida, to Ih* Eatt lint ot Lol 1], thtnc* curs Southerly along Its* E a tt lino ol Lot II. a distance ot 01 loot, to Pw South tin* of L o t II, thonco run S O t'M i r W . to Pw Point ol Beginning All ol M id lends lying and being In S om ln ota County, Florid* W ITNESS my hand and tlw official M a l ot Pus Court *1 S en lo rd . S o m ln o ta County, Florida this Oth day of April, IMS ISEALI D A V ID N B E R R I E N CLE RK OF CIRCU IT COURT By Diana K Oakley Deputy Clerk Publlkh April If. It IMS D EE 40 IN T H I CIRCUIT COURT OF TH E E I G H T E E N T H JU D ICIAL CIBC UIT IN A N D FO R SE M IN O LE C O U N TY , FLO R ID A CASS NO 00 0*1) CA 44 K IN R E The M arriage ot B E V E R LY M A I O R A JD A SAL AJAR Petitioner and JOSE RAM O N S A L A I A R , ■ ■ ■ mt NO TICE O F ACTION TO: Jo m Ramon Setaior F mol Call* Lo* Otas SOI 40) ................. Caracas. I0J0. Vonotuota YOU AR E N O T IF IE D Put 0 Petition tor Dissolution of Mar nad* hot boon Iliad against you and Ps* Petition seeks a deter m ln a lie n o l R O r tn lln g re tpenaibilitw* You ar* required ta serve * copy e l your written responses, it any, ta Pw Petition on Its* P eililiener t atSerney. STEVEN G H O RN CFFER. who** eddrett It MO South U I Highway II 01. C a iM lb e rry . F lor Me m o/, on or botor* April IS IMS. and III* Ps* original wilts Ps* clerk of this court Olihar botor* ter vie* on Poll Honor's attorney or Immedtotoly mac setter affwrwlM * default will be entered against you tar Ih* reliel dem anded in Its* petition Dated Mvsrth i ) IMS I t!A ll D A V ID N B E R R I E N CLERK l y DerePiy Norton Deputy Ctark Publish M arch <* 4 April A It. it IM0 D E D 111 71-HElp Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 RATES C L A S S IF IE D D E P T 1 l i m * ........................8 7 C ■ ling HOURS 3 consecutiro times 61C a lint 8:30 A.M. •5 30 P M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 •Noon 7 ebRtaartWo times 52C a Him 10 cbftsdcirtire times 40C a line Contract Rato* Available 3 lin ts DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday Monday -11:00 A .M . Saturday T 13— Card of Thanks 71-H « lp Wanted W* with ta thank our friends arc! neighbors lor Pw many w o n d e rfu l s a p rs s slo n i ot sympathy and deeds ot kind nets Shown to us during our r t c c n t boroovom snt Tho d a u g h t e r ol R t v o r t n d Theodor* F o rd. A llo m o t* Lewis______________ _____ Acrylic Applicators rwsdad ta apply protective coaling on cars, boots and planes 1) ta *11 per hour W* train For work In Senlord h r * call Tampa 01*00* 1111 23— Lost A Found LOST P U F F Y II wk old choc® lot# la b ro d o u r ro trlo v o r Mel* Vicinity Country Club R d . Lok* Mery Substantia! reward Answers ta "Hogan" 25— Special Notices i f y£\; Balloon Magic JO J / M V 0 4 0 0 ___ S I K D A O I F T ...... WITH A LIF Tl _____lAliOOR ____ D0UQUEIS ......W* Deliver t F a r e v e ry 'M se c s e very Masers CELEBRATE A BIRTH! Me. Stork's visit makes tar a IlSaflm* *1 mamerwt. gifts a a lll Cat! Lind* 1114*11 a M A R Y K A Y COSMETIC* a Shin car* and rater flair C O N N I E ........................ m m s 27— Nursery A Child Care Child car* In my home Laurel Way area. CesMltwrry 4*1 MIS Childcare In my horn* Lott ol Love A rt* of 11 Oaks Camp ground os S R is Call Lois at m aos;_______ _ _ _ _ _ _ For lander, laving 0 quality child car*, call A Child's War Id >11 MSS 33— Real E tU U Course* Aldas tor alt shifts Certified and/or esper lanced Good pay and benelits. P lee M n t at mospher* Equal Oppnrtvnlty Employer Apply at DeBary Manor. 40 N Hwy 1IFI Do Gary. Fla_________________ A s s is t a n t M a n a g a r W e ll tra in ed Needed at once Apply In person C o m M i*. K Mart Pi Senlord. or cell maos 55— Business Opportunities LIQU OR LICENSE ON A N D O F F PREMISES S E M IN O L E COUNTY Bob M Ball, Jr F A R E A L T O R H I 4111 or III TIM Al— Money to Lend B u t ln o t t C a p ital 1)0,000 lo SI 000 C M and over P O Boa 141) Winter Pk Fla HIM Legal Notice I N T H ! CIRCUIT COURT, IN A N D F O R SEM INO LE COUNTY. F LO R ID A CASE NO CIO) III CA D O M AR IO N M DARIGAN Plaintiff, VS N O R A L DARIGAN Defendant N O TIC E OF SALE N O TIC E it hereby given P u t pursuant ta Pw Final Judgment ol Partition on Default entered in tho above styled cauM In the C i r c u i t C o u r t In and lo r Semmota County. Florida. I will M il Pw property situated In the M id County described ot Lo l I. H O W ELL E S TA T E S SU B D IV IS IO N R E P L A T , OC cording ta Iho Rial thereof at recorded In Ptal Book It. Pages si end *0 Public Records of Seminole County. Florida *1 public M l* to ftw higrwil and betl bidder tac cash al 11 00 A M . on Pw lalh day el May. IM). at Pw W EST FRONT door ot th# Seminole County Court house Senlord. F Nr Ida (C O U RT S E A L I D A V ID N BER R IEN . Clerk of the Circuit Court By ;*/ Diane K Oekiey Deputy Clerk Publish April 10. D . (M l D E E 111 FICTITIOUS NAM E Notice is hereby given P u l I am engagad in business a l F O Boa Itog Lake Mary Semmota County. Florida H it* under Pw Hcfltwut rum* of S E L E C T E D S E C R E T A R I A L S ER V IC ES . And P u t I intend to register M id n*m* with the Clerk of th* C lrcuil Court SemmoN County. Florida in accordance w ith p w p ro visio n s Of the SictlHouS Nom# Statutes ta wil Section 00) 00 Florid* Statutat m i t L a lta A Horns Publish April s 11. It. 11 IM) D E C It NOT 1C I OF P U B LIC AUCTION Pursuant ta Section It) MS ol Florid* Statutes Pw tallowing mu tar cycle will be sold *t public ewe 1>on • * AM on*. A t ) Ol I10J E Altamonto Are . Aitamonl* Springs. Florid* I H a r t a i D avidson Low Rider III*. V I H llF lI M t t .O Publish M arch It A April A It, I*. IN) D E D 111 Good opportunity tar * rwet, personable high school grad in Senlord ore# Farm hector A mechanical ability desirable Some seasonal hovel START I M M E D IA T E L Y ! H I 0*44 Heating end e lr conditioning a e rv lc * end I n t t e lle f le n mechanics Salary bated on eaperlenc*. p lus benefits IBS HI 414) HOLIDAY HOUSE R ttfa u re n t in Senlord hat openings tar waitress host ass cashier Apply 1 ta 4 PM. Hwy \1rn near Lake Mery IN T E R VI E W E RS: Individuals with pifeile confect *>p Earn S K hr plus bonus plus hourly g u a ce n te s S tu d en ts end housewives wotcom* Cell Mr Grant 1pm ta 4pm. Mon thru F rl 1** toto IN VEN TO RY C L E R K ____ SIM Keeping heck et Incoming end outgoing supplies Some lift ing Great |ab for energetic person aO K 6 Y d Employment 323-5176 t t l l French Av* A LABOR FORCE Help Wented Report rtady tar work at a AM ao; W III St Senlord B A B YS ITTER E . p . taring re liable woman ta care tac 1 A S year old gifts P» youf or my horn* W ilton tlo m o n lo ry oroa.jitteronret H i 1441__ L A B O R E R S Strong reliable, general laborers needed Im mediately Different locations Phone end transportation a must Never eta* Apply Cap* Canaveral F irm needs people who went to be their own boss Will from good pay H I SKI__________________ Colpottlon A o b o ft r t Ranted e»UMiiN*<J company. Hborol bonoflti. muff hovo too it #nd trontporfofion 104 7J4 )?•]. » S i f 4 )4*1_______________ CASHIER-CLERK Apply PI person: Little Feed Tewa Star*. 110 Lake M ary Blvd , Sentard. _________ ( O l Daytime Production dlshwash art and Mrvecs needed Some nighttime potittont available Apply In person between 1 A 4. Mon thru Thurt Bahama Joo'4, IS00 French Av# No phono colts will bo accepted I AV O N EARRIN GS WOWI11 O P E N TER R ITO R IES NOW III H i m i e r >1)441! D R A FTS M A N ................ •* 1)44 Local company needs to hire e a p e r lt n c e d d r a f t s m a n Plenty o t O T Greet benelits Employment 323-5176 DRIVERSWANTED* Kayes of Fler Me . Inc t t Years (iparlencal FIRST COOK- Full time posl Hon Continental taper u n c i 1 minimum et S years manage ment responsibility. Including ordering, scheduling, kitchen planning Ptoaeant personality a must H I 5440 M F . S U A U T O SALESPER SO N Esp* rlenc* pettarred but will Iraln right person Opportunity tor advancement while making good money Cell Ron toe appt HI MIS ftY d Think mg *1 galling a Real Estal* Lkanse) W* attar Fere Tuition and centlntavt Training! Call Otch ar Vicky tar details: M t i s m m m o tv* n s las* A Call Immediately ID isis. m i * EatrusierT Machine Operator rights a PM ke 1 AM Will train Cell H 1 IM B Will Sout* Sanford Auto Auction It looking tor tollable A dependable peo pi* ta work delving cocs A trucks through auction Hours Thursdays Only From II AM ta 4 PM Applicants mutt ba 10 yrs or oldor, luv* valid Flo D rivers license end must know haw to drive standard shift vehicles This Is a perfect |ob tor the retired person Pay will be ta 00 an hour Apply In person *• the Senlord Auto Auction. HIS W First S t . Mwyt at In Sanford Sa* John twtween t AM A 4 PM . Mon thru Frl D R IV E R S Experienced with Iractar/trailev and delivery ol root trusses Eicellen t pay end benetlts Apply Low es Trust Plent, Senlord Indus h i el Perk. INI Aileron Circle E #rn a good living doing phone work from your home Top peopto earn *400 plus weekly • 400 17* 1)41 le g a l Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN A N D F O R SEM INOLE C O U N TY . F LO R ID A C ASE NO CABS SB* C A N O IN T H E M A T T E R O F TH E A D O P T I O N OF CAROLE G O N J A L E J A/K/A C A R O L E M O O RE NOTICE OF ACTION CO NSTRUCTIVE S E R V I C fi NOTICE OF ACT ON TO George Botaco YOU ARE N O TIFIED P u t an action tu t been tiled egemtt you and you ere required ta serve a copy el your written defenses If any. to It tn Jemes R Auttont. E sq . ptamtift t attorney whOM address I* UB North Ferncreek Avenue. Orlemhs. Florid* HB0) on or tutor* May IA IMS. end l((* m# engine! with the ctark el this court either before errvka on plaintiff t attorney or tmm* dtataty that setter ottwrwiM a default will be entered against you tor th# reuet demanded M the complaint or petition D AT E D an April B, IMS ISEALI D A V IO N B E R R IE N A t Clerk ol m* Court By >**n Rrlllent A t Deputy Clerk Publish April II. IB, tt. May 1. IM) OE ( ae NOTICE U N D ER FICTITIOUS NAM E S T A T U T E TO WHOM IT MA Y CONC E R N Nolle* is hereby given that tha undersigned, pursuant ta th* ‘ 'F ic titio u s Nam* Statute'*. Chapter 14)B*. Florida Statutes, will register wilts th* Clerk ol the Circuit Court, m end tar Somlnota County. Florida, upon receipt at proof ef publication *4 this notice, the fictitious name ta w ! E O U IV E N T U R E under which w* will aspect ta engage in business at 1111 Orlando Dr We. idea. Senlord. Florid* That th* parties interested us M id but mess entarpriM ere at tallows RICHARD A R N O L D LORI AR N O LD O A T | 0 at Sentard. Seminal* County F tor to* Nils D lh day et April. IM) t v Richard Jkrneld - Partner /%' Leri Arnold - Partner* Publish April IA tt A M ay I. t, MBS D E E MB M t a« v ^ r asal rtt KILLY 51JtVICIS MO-2339 71— H«lp W*nt*d O F F IC E O A LS ....„....... —BUB + S E V E R A L positions! Needed young energetic end ready to now iwork r a r i IB IS tJ Employment 323-5176 H I) French Av*. F I X OPERATOR rotating shift end weekends Informal attire OK. J O F P 73 - E m p lo y m e n t W a n te d Construction Quality Control Prelect Manager Residential Commercial Inndustrlel All Phases Qualifications on re quest M W _____________ HOUSE C L E A N I N G Vsr y t h o r o u g h , r e li a b l e , end •tones! Cell H I one 91— Apartments/ House to Share Sgl tomato Apt wttti vM IH J share. 1 bedrm titan a to H i te n or h i 93— Rooms lor Rent Christian Apts A Hemet TV, kitchen, taundry. meld. SX wk up o n 411 MB*/4711410 Room tor rent In nice Free MBO utilities, taundry , end It's furnished SHOO * week, plus * SM 00 depot:! 4H X M leave * message for Steve Hodg* or » 4 X IO H I otter IB DOpm Room For Rent Kitchen A Laundry Privteget S4l 00 * week Cell i l l M l) Room fot rtnt c*n m m i SAN FO RD Furnished rooms by the week Raesonebi* rates Maid service Cell H ) 4») 1 ) PM 41) Pe'metto Av* S A N F O R D . Rt as weakly A Monthly rates Util Inc etl MO Oak Adults 1 *41 IM) Landscape H elpers Drivers license required U IS per hour plus overtime H I 111) 97— Apartments Furnished / Rent Light Booklngkeepin. payroll, accounts receivable IS to X hrs weekly Apply In person Big "IB" Tires. MW S Or Dr E F F I C I E N C Y AP T. Furnished. no p**t, no tm tll chlldrtn 172 IM* L I VE IN M A T U R E WOMAN Cars tor Invalid, own room A bath Good salary Need local r e le r t n c e s N on sm oker H I IfM M ODELS W A N T E D Work with fashion design er In local boutiques. TV commercials, catalogs Futl or part time No tip e rie n c * n ecessary All ages sttBRH______________ N E E D A JOB* Register with utl Carter Finders. Inc HI 111) Needed J poop l# at one* No v,parlance nacastary Work wi t h S a n f o r d b r a n c h el Florid* Company w* will hein those people accepted on basis ef vocational aptitude test Must be able to start wo r k I m m e d i a t e l y en d menage an SMS e week or do nor aeo'v Cell H i lose today botor<t P M ' NURSE 1 AID ES W A N T E D All shills E s p e r l e n c e d or c e r lllle d o n ly A p p ly In person Lake view Nursing Center. I l l E Ind Street, Sanford. F 1a O F F IC E C L E R K Office aiperwnc* with typing Permanent position No Fee EMi«fKY api p«rfly furnlthod, U t o l , I mo MCuflty, 331 it** EluJvHf m in or U dy fof * f s ir n iiM . I StKfrm Apt No Pttt 140 00 • 411 P#lm#Mo Ay# fu m Apt% H r k n te r Citil#*t )t| A»* J Cowon NoP*>on«C*'lt L A K E M AH V - Cl*«n. I bdrm . furn »m«H opt Siogl# work m #n N lC t. A hyrryt 17? ItJO Sinfotd Court Apartments STUDIOS...) RO HM ...I BDRM FLEX IB LE l e a s e s Senwr Citlten Discount 323-3301 bdrm . #dultt no p#t». air. <*ut#«, ratidantlal 1)00 p«r month, p lu i dopotlt 3131019 99— Apartments Unfurnished / Rent BAM BOO CO VE APTS H I I , Airport Blvd PHONE 123 442#. 123 4441 EMtcHncy Nam D U ma DitcawttV H r S#f»Hr Citutm FLEXIBLE LEASES T w r r i m ______ 7 7 * 1 3 4 1 O FF IC E G A L to Sit* W i ll I r e l n l L i g h t o f f i c e Skills,recesrtlonltl work Local business needs So klr# now WAITING TO RELOCATE? YYE HAVE IT! Employment CANTERBURY *1 Th* CtoHinjs CAJI 321 1911 323-5176 I D ) French Av* Permanent Maintenance Man needed Apply In person be tween ) A 4 Man thru Thurs t l Baham* Joa't. DOB French A v e , from eg* l* to retired No phone ceils ptaas* S A LE S Energy Products High commissions' Seles ttp e ri *nce rwcvsMry B it BAX _____ Seles help wonted Highest ccmmlsion* paid Florida C a ll B ill at Lewe s E ■terminators HI*)** Will train S E C R E T A R Y ------------ to IX* Typi ng end shor t hand Dictaphone t plus Vscy pre tasslenel ettkes I openings d f lb h flV d Employment 323-5176 m i French Av* StyBng Solan with I station tor rant, towels supplied, end goad location CellHIOBIB wt-^a _V 4 S_k la,. 441 , ——I I HiM w BlUlltMH W Cel l Futures t hey have hundreds ol |ob openings lor these who went to work SIB 4X0 D E LIV E R Y H E L P E R S no as per tone* necessary Full Hmt Good starting pay SIB 4XS O E N E R A l O F F I C E TR A IN E E S Great starting |ob Several openings Good pay 4II4X0 F A C T O R Y A S S E M B L Y 4*d FROOUCTION W ORK Mott shuts open Good pay K ales 410 4X0 I MME DI AT E OPBNINOS Goner tl Construction labor Goodpey 4)4 4X0 TR U C K DRIVERS- Lang haul Immedtotat Good driving r* card Over t t 41* 4X0 LOCAL DRI VERS Straight trucks Good pay Sides right ewey 41*4X0 RECEPTIONIST. OFFICE H E LP E R S . C LE R K S . CRT OPERATOR* Im m ediate openings Creed pdy sector Cell *114X0 NOW I W ILD ER S- Cdrtllled Escdltant pay scat** Cal) today 4IS W AN TED •ectan goad with figure* ta week in sportswear oltic* Typing. A sons* payroll Apply at I M 0*d Lake Mery Rd ■ HI M il tar appt W AN TED ■arson with good sowing skills ta do alteration* A r•*>*>' stork Ih sportswear tectory Apply it D O Otd Lake Mery Rd Phono m - R l I tar appt RIDGEWOOD AIMS APTS. 1.1. and I Bdrms Starting at only SIX Ash About Our >Bdr m Special HOURS: ........... Monday thru Fctday ........................................t t o | | K ......... Saturday kern I* to ) )ldt R id j.n e .d Ave Santord Fla 12) 4CM . ........................ H If L UXURY APARTM ENTS Fam ily A Adults Section Pveltid*. I Bedrooms Master Car* Apart man Is m t *#o Open Os* Wsaksnds_____ Sendiewuod Villas t Bedrm. I Bslh upstairs u n c o plus t Poat.nepets *1) SMI U p sta irs apartm en t Newl y remodeled Electric l watar lu rn ls h e d SIS per week Perfect tar young, married coupto No children, pleat* H I Me* after L weekdays 1 bdrm Alto furnished efficiency from SI) week D M deposit No pert Call U ) aM) S I P M 4t| Palmetto 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent Mem# For Rent D eBary ) Bedrm . R tfrlg . Wether A Dryer Opt tonal CellBH IAX CENTURY 21 KISH REAL ESTA TE Invite* You T o Attend Our CAREER SESSION From 7 lo B in th* evening on *u*sddy April JJrd Independence Freedom. Training Thai g wnel a c k s s i with our CENTURY t l O t lk a m eant So Call now ter your retervatlon Put N wen I I* work tar yee O n f u i^ KISH REAL ESTA TE REALTOR 835 W. 25th St. 321-0041 �%% 103—Houses Unfurnished / Rent • • • IN O E L T O M A t i t • • HOM ES FOR K E N T • • _______ • • B F 1 M 4 t *_______ L A K E M A R Y - N e w Horn* Large 3 bdrm J both. 1 C l, »*r»0* Kid* OK No pet* U M pur mg 373 H I*, o r $70 m V 141—Homes For Sale • T O W N E R M * *00. J B d rm . J B oth long* k itch e n , r w o t a ir h ro p lo c* . u tility room J t o r go'tg* quiet corner btg U U Con m i h im , or m a m SA N FO R O I b d r m . J bath Gerag* U U COUNTRY- 1 bdrm .. |Vl both SOM UND5T0CK BROKERS MS-3713----------- <UrtRW. SANFORO: S E l i t C lO lt Cou n try L iv in g L o rg t I Bodrm, Gorogo I n r * lanced r*rd 7030 Marquette tot) 00 and Security t SOS WO ISM Toklng Application* Mow I bdrm . I both, cont h**t A ply, porch, gorogo.toncod ArOIIObl* M t r t uu 2bdrm . 2 both. E i k . Homo Mayfair Villa* Aroilobl* no* _____ UU 4bdrm , Iboth. rodocorolod homo In Win tor Spring* Available no* ......... S42S C O M M E R C IA L: Spoca avallobto lor oMc# A ttorogo Conlor of Son lord „ ......... SJ2S CALL BART REAL ESTATE REALTOR________ CTIO* TR U C K ER S Spociol plot* to pork rig I bdrm . Ig living rm Ftncod yord Claw to Kt»ol_III[0Jf3____________ Tuico*11lo. 41 Torpon C lr POOL HOME 1 bdrm 1 both, Umlly room, dbl gorogo ml Oponor, Irg tcroonod porch Very nlco houaol * m di* counted Owner will toll or dot* with option Coll British Amorlcon Realty. *70 1ITS 1 bdrm on Summorlin A rt Fir»t, lott ond depot it rt quirod ml rtlortruo* 3?7 *401 } bdrm , It* both. Ftncod yord Children A pot* OK S41S mo ITS IMP 105—DuplexTriplex / Rent ■ E A U T IF U L 2 bdrm 1 both corpot. opplioncot. tcroonod polio, loundry SUO/MI 12S2 For Ron! l Bodrm, I Both D jp lo t. Appllonco* Smell pel. ond child okoy W S 04 plut I month* dopotil Coll 40*4440___________ L o tt AAory Duplot Lovoly 1 Bodrm 1 Bolh. *lth Corport S41S 00 o month M * 0421, ottor J 00pm I bdrm noor doom town Son lord Byopp l only tit. loti. A we *0*2214112 1 0 7 - M o b ile Homes / Rent Gonor* 7 room l both trotlor I o e rt fenced S2»S So* M M onytlm# L t t v t m enage L k . Real Ettata Irg k ir 3M# Sarriard A at. 321-0759 Eve 322 7443 HALL t *12? »C * 1 TOO it t it o t n n tR o c t I STO RY TOW NHOUSE M • •co llo n t lo ca tio n ! I bd rm . ft* both ml lo rg o oot M k itch o n l C o m m u n ity pool I P r ic t d tor r o l y Pur d ie t * 12*.*00 REALESTATE R E A L T O R __________ i n H U G E 1 S T O R Y ! . B d rm 4 b o lh . in co u n try I O okt. p o tm l And h u ll tro o tt N o * »»t ten c o n tro l b o o l/ o lr w ith h a lt pum p! N ow Sole, h o i w ater h o tte r I D ouble lute d brick • Ite p U ce >4' K i r t c recti porch! B e a u tifu l V ie w ! U n b e lio v ib le M t.M O 323-5774 NEW HOME Vln*wt»d Df LocW Arboe Ar«« 3 Bdrm . | baffi, v«i in kitchen, own CAfemttt form#! dmioq room firopioct ptddfe i§n%. vivlfed cwiliogv grstrqy pdtkog# Many otr+r ta tfM l Y om Kowo to w r to Rppret Rte Op*n hovi%» Saturday and Surndaf f t to tr o th fr f im a i by aippolfifmtnt PHONE 323 4463 1 c&mpatmva pfleaf let u%prica wittt living room, dining room panatad family room, laundry room, workshop Call for In formation 123 1IM or 114 4\}f Ui.VOO or bait offer Sanford Owner w ill help finance %pa<iout converfabia home 4 bdrm , J bafht o r hom e ♦ m other In la w apt A ttum a& fe ♦ ‘ 7 mortgage 119,000 322 3^31 SA N FQ ID - Country but dot* Oldtfr I bdrm On teric*<i. t r a a d lot Ut.tOO Nt w O im e n tia m Naalty* Real tor 774 44«1 RMlfORt ST e m p e r 1 BDRM . loaded with ortra* Owner will o u lt t Luw down SAL *00 2 UNITS Po* c**h llow Sonford S12.DOO D U P L E X * E X T R A L OT Owner will tlnonc* tat 000 I R O R M H O M E on W err# * A E reel lent condition M*ny oilro* u * ooo M O BILE HOM E w- odditlon* Country living In Sonlord SAN FO R D 1 bdrm II* both Good e rr* F a m ily room Privocy polio *47 too BONO M O N EY 1 bdrm I bolh Central hoal/olr. FI# room Mini Rwthgwsn 1 M A U p ......... ................. M 3 P O F AU T0U DUO STO RAO E T R A IL E R S F o r oa lit* co nstru ctio n , tie . W ilco U k i UI tta 227 4*2* ro IRO N 131— Condominium Rentals ’ BRAND NCR LMEFN0NT S p a cio v t I b d rm I both Condo A ll appliance*. w o th o r/d ry er, c o llin g la n v m in i blind*, pool, lonm t. Memo, tith in g , booting l l « / L o k * AAory A ro a C on vom ont to I « *421 m o A fte r I P M « r o a k le n d * I I T S W M SANDUW000 I Aodroom . o p p lio n c o t * * lip o p o r. pool. O u M to vt* t» C i n *712 betw een I A I 1 133—Wanted to Rent Nowd h o n o r tp o co tor m o b il* hom o on p riv o to lot In P a o lo . Son toed Q,tO 171 '**7________ 135— For Lease IS O th e r* A 14 Phan* R o o m t It It K t F t 1 A ll p * n * l* d A c a r p o to d P l u t w o ro h o u t* •pee* w ith lu n c h ro o m M l C o rn w e ll R. M l M M . evening * M »nn 137—Office Rentals C o u o ib o rr y 111 H w y 12/F1 UD 10 II O f l k * C trp .I .d u tllm * * kncludod O i t w ______________ n r 47*2 141— Homes For Sale U N D ST0CX BRO KERS 3 4 5 - 3 7 1 2 ___________ A e j t i i SHENANDOAH. VILLAGE •100 OFF SECURITY DEPOSIT . 2 BEDRO O M D U P LE X W IL C O M K trtlR U i 323-2920 < 17 -N HAL W l L IS T A N O S I L L MORE HOM ESTHAN A N Y O N E IN N O R T H S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y H A N D Y M A N S P E C I A L > b d rm |i* bath homo w ith Hroptoc*. L ahapod p o rch , ro m od olod k itc h e n S u b m it a ll ottor* DUN STARTER HOME I b d rm I both hom o, d o t * to town, porch, larg o u tility , lot* *t H o o t M t.M * D O L L H O U S E ] b d rm I both ham * in the co u n try , oot M k ltc h o * . I p o rc h * * , o t llit y room . M t.M * SNADT horn* m om . p o rck L O T I b d rm l>» bath w ith pad dle Ion*, u tility la rg o y a rd . K teew ed ****** ■ E A U T IF U L t b d rm I b a lk home w ith t p l ll b d rm pM n. p a d d le f a n . I l r o d l a c * . Sddmah a rc h ito c tu rt ****** W I L L B U I L D T O S U IT I T O U R LO T OR O URSI E X C L U S IV E AGENT F O R W IN IO N O DEV CO RP. A CENTRAL F L O R ID A L E A O B R I M O R E HOME FO R LESS M O N ET t C A LL TOOATI • O E N E V A O SC EO LA RO * Z O N E D FO R M O E I L E lt I A e ro C o u n try tract* W ell tre a d ew pav ed Rd M X D ow n 14T r* a t l l X I F r t n ilL M I It yow a re tae t ln g lo r * m e co tah d c a r to r to R o ot 1*1*1*. S to n U ro m R o otty I t lia t in g to r r*«. C a ll Loo A ih r ig k l toddy at M l M M Evenvwgi S O -M E L F R E E C O M P U T E R IZ E D Mark#! AnalyMt t l Yaur Homo Call USA TODAYI 322-2420 I M S P a rk . Sawtord M l U M a ry B le d U M e ry M la t f O M t ........... *04 22$ 712J 2M0 E Grove* .... Orang* City LOADS O F BLOO M ING GOOO V A L U E S PLANTEOMFRE FOR P I C K I N G " ! 193— L a w n & G a rd e n LAWN AND O A R D E N S E R V I C E : Mowing. Edgl/^ Fertilliing and Seeding Coll E34SZZ)_________ ______ Lirint N*w. .1 ,.Us«d Mobil* Horn* Dealer in this Aria. F a m lli o * . A Adulti »M7 Hwy tr-n ------------ n s 170* Fro* to good home Female Pit Bull Terrier. * month* old Call 121 42)1 REPOS! REPOS!” 7*4 W Lake Mary Btvd L a ke AAory E e c o p lio n a l value L o c a te d In a ro a *t h ig h er p ric e d homo* 1 b d rm .. I both t p l il ptan. m i.* * * lt d Champion Manatee MoblloHom* l Bodtoom. t Bath. Retrlg tlov*. Control Alr/Hoal 114 000 Call m F lit t w in ir ir _______ IV I1 M A N A T E S ] b d rm . 14X40. Sen r e d aroa Ftnanc mg a,a,labia 177 1747 Mr KoattPr, >5, M F___________ 1*44 SI*tta Key U X 04. Hland Kitchen, ip lll 7 bdrm 1 bath SHOO 00 to lok* over pay montt Call H I 4*44 after S 00 Sun Thor* _____________ ______ Wail Strwt Ca____ 3715045 1 b d rm 7 bath, on* of S e n io rd« me oat neighbor hood* SSS 000 C o ll W a lle r B Stool*. B ro k er S ale c m en m sa il evoning* L lo y d O Sw ain. B roker ) Of 4 b d rm , I h beth N lc o n e ig h b o rh o o d Fi r epl a c e, p a d d le Ion* B elow V A op p r a lia l 14 040 down o ia u m e V A loon N o q u a lify in g S4t 000 Total 373 IMO "7Y" Barrington. )4k*0 Cor rleg* cove, tho Fam ily Sac tlon, Coll 777 IMS otter ) 00pm 159—Real Estale Wanted 1765 VIA HERM0SA 3 bdrm / } bAfti, quAllty bwilf M»I«J h*m# «pproa I M vq ft vndtr l i n high •n«rgf v t l v f i . d#rp wpll. M p f K l i w l . cw tiom wrood (Ate i M t l , p v ivA C f 5110 000 f r o m I 4 At H w y 0*01 ft, iH w t t t ip p r t i 4 ml to1 Longwood Morliltom i d , fhAA i m i l i V ia f k m i u Satellit* TV Sytlemt Complete All you need ICON Financing No money down SI.3M 00 Unlveraal 111 72*4 Free to good homo m o 1# m iied pit bull. 10 men old Vory lovable great with children Hat thott Carol Day* J7 I TOM alter* 30 PM >71 710* 213—Auctions HOUSEHOLD AUCTION Friday Apr ill* a t *, m p m Oo Aary Fir* Stoll........ Hwy If 0) D enary.Fla L o ll ol hou*#ho*d Item*, r# frig ato r. t r o o io r. w athar. dr yor , a m a ll a p p lia n co * . homehoid furnllur*. and miac. Alto tome antique* child* ubool detk* oak commode oak drotior* plut much more Thl* I* |u*t a partial tilling OPEN HE ART H AUCTION S E RV I C E Auclleaaor ................C M Arty *04 77* IM* Combined Garpge Sai* at 10) Sanora B lv d . Sanford Yard tool*, children* [loth** and much m e rit Saturday April 7Wh from »am tg 4pm_____ *74 Mark 11)4 down Otter ftp,ret t » kt 1170 S. Santofd 3 7 1 4 0 7 5 Pft Air. Crulaa Control Nice And Only R 000 mil#* Take over payment* 173030 )_____ 1*04 Mercury Marquit Station Wagon On* owner Low milage toe*) CowrNay Pontiac-......... u n t i l !W4 Ponit*c F.rebird Loaded I Reduced S7*et Caertoty Pbnttat.......... 33>-IHf iN a Pontiac Flero Sport* Coupe Reduced ION) Courtely Pontiac I lf l i l t 1N 4 Pontiac 1 000 1 Loaded Low mi logo 4 to (hoot# from **44* Courtely Pontiac............31) n i l •F* C O M ET A C. P S . auto ZaZF P a t * Ayonu*. a p a rtm o n t lace* IPh place 7i Ply Fury Wagon a) 000 ml Eecollont cond 110)0 or beet otter 171 M11.177 IF D o ve ‘ I f F o rd L T D C ro w n V ic Loaded, new tire* broket Lookt runt like new 1?) 0104 * DAYTONA AUTO ★ ★ AUCTION ★ For Sato Moavey duty Ree*r Trailer Hitch, Trantmlttloo cool er , E l e c t r i c Br ake* Center Brace lor Awning and E .tro P o rt* Phone 371 )77) I Otpm 1N 4 Bronco It V* engine PS »♦ Voikiwagen haha Good mechanical condition need* "tenor s«t0 OO Call 11) F i l l att*r ) OC^m Bad Credit? Mo Credit? W l FINANCE NATIONAL AUTO SALES Com* on* and all. tomothing lor ovoryon# Thro* lamlly yard vale Tho l»th and the 30th At DF E i*t»r Are Long wood Country Club Height* Oft C I) Q»d43f » Mam to* 00pm 235-Trucks/ Buses / Vans Hwy »1 Daytona Beach e e e e a Heidi a e e e * e PUBLIC AUTO AUCTION FRI O N L Y - Antique*, houto hold good* 4 ) 711 Fla Ave behind F airway Mkl Every Wad N it* a tF :M P M * Where Anybody * * Can Buy or Sell I * Ga'age Sale* Are B>g In The Spring Try A Clattlfled Ad And Gel Buyer* F a til Dial For more detail* I 1SS0III___ m un_____________ __ to* Lake Mary Furnllur* Includ-ng E lh o n Allan bar, A patio. P l a i l i c r a l l d lih o t . l oyt . crattt A more Sal 4 Id II a to S Cardinal Ook* II. follow lh* ttgn*_________________ Debaty Agio A Marino Satei Ac re it the river, top of hill lit Mw, II t l [Wt>4>« 44* *144 & . P © L A R G E Y A R D S ALE Clolhot mltc lloma. crytlal, fu rn llu r* a p p llo n co i 713 Woodme,* Blvd Frl. SAM A Sdl Q AM __________________ DISCOUNT auto WE FINANCE ifiO Ford 1 i fori pk'li. i*p dump fr lk k Now pAinfmg upteoi Ittry flint up *rsd ffortt fnd Oltgnmqnf Appiq pi# condt lion Youri for UV30 Ovmp truck fo#tur« Aleut* i% worth IJO00 a doy »\ S’ 6 ; r t i_____ '79 AMC Concoid limited -FT Pin!* Ilia dawn E ip « * t 4 7*/*l U 4I f rvn, h Av# 1)1 1141 IF7) But, k LaSabre Reduced! One owner )4V) Court**y Pontiac...........» ) 1 1 1 , Y A R D S A L E Sal Apr 70 1AM HlF Something lor everyone Sola. *m ra lrlg . twin bed, miac 3I*W IlhSI ______ Ch#vv C JO or Ford V i m \f%\ Now L.o#d#d* High fop duo* •Ir. color TV. b«r CB windows (L loctei <fu»tr tN fro Wrfo ls IJI dno H I *05 (AU I4J tf j l A ^ n t Iff} Dottun Ktng Cod. Air, CUttorn loppor n#dtXOd 15*05 N f llu t UlJtn SA LES Yard Sal* • 00am to 4 00pm Saturday. 4 301) anly Baby clolhpt S't* 4 girl* doth**, and V it c 1711 Via Bonita San lord • CfI AulomitK N dbU vAnity »ivors 1* 000 Sfigmal mtl«s tJ*0 Down Cash or trad# I low monthly Myrnontt i f f 0000 6M oroo 239—Motorcycles and Bikes IFF) C A D IL LA C LIMOUSINE Whit* A black Sail 14 too or renl *71 per hour *44 7)70 IFF) Pontiac A*lre See to ban* v* Sty*) Coerto*y Pontiac ........... m 7121 Yard Sal* > iF o m ilw tl Tolk Ing M y n a B i r d 1)00 0*. Bedroom Suit* ond Sttroo. Lol l ol Goode* Sal. April 70th W eil ad on Orang* Blvd Follow Iho aignt IN? Pontiac Bonneville Loaded' Reduced Sato) Court**y Pont>*c Ij) J,Jt Y A R D S A L E - Corner of Itfh A Park Sonlord Sal 4 70 SAM 4PM 219—Wanted 1o Buy Bkbi Bed*. Stroller*. Clathet. Playpen*, l i e Paperback ta. I D *7FF 1)1 *1*4 Need Crlbk. Playpen*. Baity fu r n it u r e , c lo th in g Good Price* After 7 P M T71 tta) Paying CASH tor Alum inum . Cone. Capper. B,a*a. Load. Newapaper G la ti. Gold. Stiver Kokomo Tool. F t lW Itl 0 S 00 SOI, F I H I HOP W A N TE D : D E A D O R A L I V ll R e fr fp e r e to n . W aah ott ____ _______ m-azN 221—Good Things to Eat Togof * "bifa ' ' drop* lin t" in Want Adt: Ar* you getting Divorcod hone tarred FortelotedF Need quick koloF Call Dal* 771 r**7 IFFF Honda Prelude No money dawn S74F) Covrto*y Port)lot.......... .13) m i "NO Pontiac (,<*-,! P m *, money down, l l h l C u w u t r Pwattog............m i n t INI AM C Concord Wagon Reduced Site) Cowrie*y Pewtlac ........ 13)1)1) INI AM C Concord 1 6 * * u ‘ i h i 7JG Low mi E R(#0 #nt «r>nd 1*10 or host offer IJJI4IV 1JJ JtIJ ovo 2(1 —Recreational Vehicles / Campers B*u» Bird WftftderkKig# ||| f In • ■(•Ifersf cof^ition R#du(#d from UJ 000 00 to |J2 000 00 MUST i f LLVt Call 1J1 n u or m \m ____ VYirxrwtXMjo Motor Horn* Com pfefelY rodaoa JJJ a n «lfer 4 wwikamdi. 4 a v n lngt saw) m mi , Cow rtoay Pontiac INI A M C Spirit See to bellow I No money down H IM Caw rtoay P o w ft o « _ ....... m in t INI Honda Accord Air, automatic Reduced *)Ftt Cowrtoay Ponftot........... 11)1111 »* ’ ■ 1" -1" Nw vsShod f «!0 ♦ mm v » w n room •>J0 (it« ll« h l cond UW5 T Qftn 4 Country H V F p k W U B H l i *or M Low i» »» D U TCH s p o m t s m a n T op «h(ip* Call offer i 171 M U IN) ToyiHa C a ika Lwadod l No money down .. . R ftl Cow rtoay Po w h a r............ m Z l l f IN? Ifuick Conlury 4 door Loaded No money down ION) Cowrtoay Pontiac........... 77)1111 A N Y JU N K C A R S A TRUCKS B e u g h liE ro n * I I I U f A m e re C a ll IN ) L T D . 4 door Super nlco Intld* A out I Ion* paint. AC. p o wo r / a t o a r l n g , b r a k e * , ilereo. crul** vinyl root wire wheel* Need Sta Wagon or P/Up in trade U S HI* TO P D o lla r Paid to r Junk A D ie d c a n truck* A h e a v y equip m en t m W W W E P A T TO P D O L L A R F O R JU N K C A R S A N O T R U C K S C BS A U T O P A R T S y t i 4111 263—Junk Cars IFF 1414________ m-aiii CONSULT OUR 161— Country Property / Sale Cotll* Ranch grata Cloa* It Aer o* then VAT* mo Mubfctf NoAtty e. R K A L T O i l 443 M M .... T v ir t lM i ll) IMS Good woler t In/ okay act*** 140.000/14000 12) *040 Properly / Sale 163-Waterfront Property / Sale C O M M E R C IA L SPECIALIST L A K E M ARY REALTY R E A L T O R ........... ..........I ll 2144 NEW SM YRNA BEAC H New villa m waterIronl commu nlly 1 )4*00 149— C o m m ercial AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 Boachtade Beatty. R E A L T O R S *04 477 1)17 Open 7 Doy*t P R IM E C O M M E R C IA L L O C A T IO N S S A N F O R O A R fA 165— FarmsGroves /Sale * A C R E S IF n -deal lor mini warohouaot'auto dealer C l com m ercial toning M0 ft deep )M ft frontage, at tractiv* term* Farm 10 Acre* with Good water *7000 down al only U F V mo 110.000 Total PrKOI O JoHry Garland. Realtor niHU CO R N E R LO T Frontog* It FI. C 1 toning downtown near bull no** dktrlct Bolow a pp r a i t o d value, o tiu m o b l* mortgage 10K down Hurry I Eecollont buy. owner moti- atod 111— Appliances / Furniture Chest fiMZCf-iScu it Gibson I N C O M E P R O P E R T Y 7 apt* 1 othc*. 10* oewn. a ttu m a O lo mortgage Near butmott d i I r l ct Own e r ro lg c g tln g E acollont invoitmont P R I M E S IT E F O R *4 U N IT A P T P R O I E C T P re lim in a ry plan* A ca*n flow P ro fo c tle n t a v a -la b ie W otor A to w e r Properly ian*d Aeewmebio mortgog* C O R N E R L O T Fron tog * IF F t w otor A tew o r. ‘ d e a l tor can vom ont# M ore g o t llit lo n . * r proto**,onol o tllc * F in a n cin g a v a ila b le , a ttra c tiv e term* Nordtlor Propertto*. l x R E A L T O R .............. — Ft) *444 151— Investmenf Property / Sale S A N F O R O 4 apt* irycomo | l ITS m o P a y m o n tt M M *40 K Down A ctu m * |IX W rit* Route > Boa Fa P a -d o y FI* _U_r>2 155— Condominiums Co-Op / Sale 1 Aadrm B ic y c le Ni i h l k i 10 epet d o a c o lltn t co n d itio n G l r li model )1M)F4«7FI FOR SALE Parakeet* alt color* S) A up 721 K7* Ibdrm rlboth Aiaumobl*I UNDE R IT® o month' Call I tea ] 117174 AcktorSam 321-3833 Sandtowood Villa* C A LLA N Y TIM E Man thru Frt. M UST SE E l S aero* with mobile homo ] bdrm , t'» both, UXFO in Ottoon 11) 000 i n F i l l ottor s PM .STENSTROM S o n lw d t S a it s U a d t f tTOI 199—Pets & Supplies W l W ILL LIST, ADV E RT I S E , S E L L TO U R HOME FOR I X WHY P AT M O R E ! (STATE REALTY-REALTOR 187— Sporting Goods MODUS ON DISPLAY NftNJ i M e w ir, i« lie . H o p / Find It Iri The Went Adt sx sx ax ix WE N E C D L IS T IN G S ! Adult Mobile Horn* Park Kn«< Deep In Gross? ★ LIST FOR LE S S * C A LLA N Y TIM E m a ttt COLOR T E LE V IS IO N Zenith 71 color conaol* toiovl kion Original price over MOO bolanc* duo S7*4 Caah or t*k* over payment* of 17) month NO M O N E Y DOWN Still in warranty Fre* home trial no obi-gation Coll M7 U*a day or Wight Place Your Worr* Who,* They r# Sure to B# S'udiod In tho Want Adc' ' L*k* M ary Showroom/Olllc* Bldg Country C'ub Rdtl 10,000 Long wood Commartial Hwy *]* oipoauro near Spring* Ptaj* Santord Bwty Grocery Store on Sanford Ay* Reduced 11 It OOO Apartment/Commercial Uto-II a cro i All util Noor Hwy 17 Y2 Fuel Oil Butin*** SH M0 Cain Laundry ButMoti Sat *00 O E N E V A S acre parcel* Start mg *1170 400 COUNTRY VILLAGE CREDI TCHECK Call O rel* tl Mobil* Homo* Your value and torvlco load *r 1 *04 111 717* A c l tpr Sam CO M M ERCIAL INCOME P R O P E R T Y Ib d rm Mobil* Homo * 1 bdrm . cottage 163—Television / Radio / Stereo FREE 44i **4ti #l 44t4# F I X E R U P P E R with pool *nd gutilhout* Ut.lOOcatk 157-Mobile Homes / Sele JUST O F P 1-4 A T Q R A N O I CITY E K I T tsa Zoned Commercial Park Ae* tronlag*.] lotk lor MO 000 Zoned lor Apt* water kowor all J lot* tor only 177 IOC Zoned tor Duplet-Quad treed lot.water tewor Ut.tOO Rettdenliel Building let |I0 400 Commercial Lott from s 14.TOO South Rebuilt KIRBY/ I I I I N A up Guaranteed Kirby Co 7I4W HI It 131 7440 _ 231- C a r s BUILDING LOTS LO G HOM E A • A C R E S Gone.* 12*400 Pioc# Tour W*r»* Whe,e The* re Sure to Be Studied Inthe Want Ad*1l____________ 217— G a ra g * Sates For quality crattmaniMp ond **1 your none horn# Sanford Nict J bedroom horn# LOAD S OF BLOOMING^ GOOO VAL UE S PLANTEDMERE _____ FOR PICK ING! 11 (Xa *71 too Handy Man! l bdrm I** III* I U L e t Toned Duple* O u t l e t Count r y Homo } bdrm U J tOO Reol Cleon Start*r homo on treed '> acre Low At * F a m ily Homo 4 Bdrm fonced yard workthop Low 10 t Pool Horn* F I* rm.bar . polio.] bdrm/] bath nica atoaMa ooo Hidden Lk Villa* Plantation modal on graon bolt SSS100 Hidden Lk Villa* ] bdrm ] bath ip lll plan *nd lot to • Mono Ranch I acre* cuilom homo, clotam Ma*eolt*n Long weed Horae Farm Unique ranch horn*.pool, tpa Uablo* Apartm ent Bldg, Groat loco lion, fully rented Itl 11.aod SQ IF-* Rally Sport Cam aro koy (tone mag*. Run* good need* minor body rtpeir *7*00 00 Firm C an 371 0)7* alter ASSIM!IATFJi RtALTOR ' ) 1*1) A Good Tonic For The Llpael Budget The Evening Hear Id Want Ad*_____ D ry well* **«d pe'-o itqne* Grooie trap*, cement car trap* »*ep» twmh#* rock »t*oi concrete Miracle Concrete Co 300 Elm Avenue 37? )MI 323-6593 R E S ID E N T IA L realto r 113— Storage Rentals IM T K D SLVI.KS Ap r i l Is FO R E S T AT E C o m m o rc lp l or R o ildo n tla t Auction* A Appraisal* Call O e" t Auction 373 M70______ 500 Sanford A y e . 171 t i n Thuridat 2 3 1 - C a rs Wing Bach Rocker, Maple Bed ond C heit Twin t e d i with w icker Headboard* 4 odd C h e i t * of D r a w e r * , O l i t t w a r i , e n d Ol t k e t . Picture*, Lounge Chair*, and many mere item* COUNTRY WIDE REALTY R eg R E B ro k e r FI 223—Miscellaneous L&EAUCTION lit ! S a n lo rd 213—Auctions Friday Nighls.... 7 PM CALL BART OW N E R F IN A N C IN G ! L o k tv ie w . J b d rm ml FI*, rm ., b o o t, co rn e r M l S I M M dow n t lk o . n m o . i | yr* , t ) X A P R . T t lo l p ric * only SI7.M* *11.000 Modern Sonltrd 1 bdrm duplet O ihwothor, air Adult*, no pot* S320 mo I poy wotor »o*or. gorb 373 PIT.________ BATEMAN REALTY R E S T R U T IN TO W N 1 ‘ * both m tito lla n f locotton Only ST* *00 C A L L O N TH IS O N E! T ired of tho h t t d K h n * Lot m onogo y o u r r t t f t l p r o portto* Pro to* d o n * I c e m e n t torvteo JJ1 M U C o ll anytim e U M M R Soto* A iM c ia to * . m . P u p M g m t Qto., R e a lto r RENT/OPTION l BodrmTTv* Bot h, C o n t r o l H o a f/ A lr . R o .o n n o P o rk , 143) 04 o m onth. O w n o r/ to lo im o n 1M il 124 WOO Ottor Opm Roomy 1 bdrm J barn nom*. q u id itro o t IM S m o ♦ depot it. a utmttoo 2*0*303 no a m Eve ni ng Her al d 1 bdrm ★ LANDLORDS* L a rg o 1 b d rm . doubt* gerag* good lo catio n M M p t , m o B U IE KIT N ’ C A R L Y L E ! by L a rry W right 141—Homes For Sale Good condition S M 777 taou CauaN A c h a ir (m a tch in g lo t I good m op* SDO 1 c y p ro a t ■ o b it* 17). B a r / F ir o p io c * C om b* w ith atoroa b u ilt let u » m i a***________ _____ D lN I H O R O O M S E T * ch o ir* A thro* Have*, w ith ch in a cab ! not A ] b a r ilu o lk S lf Fat) F u r n ltu ia tor Sal* Couch. L e v * So**. Tw o ond Table* C ot too Table A L a m p Be ge C o lo r« 1 yr* H d »4M OB C a l l » STBS S3S 000 00*77 SSS) 1 bdrm } bom IS.O* bolow m a rk e t i t * m o II MO down Laa* than i » m onth So q u e ll Rod b u y e r Sandalw ood V illa * . 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1985 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, April 18, 1985 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on April 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>, April 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